12 Jul 1890
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1890
Page
1
A partial OCR listing names and titles of territorial and U S officers. Governors secretaries attorneys general treasurers surveyors and others named with various districts and wards. The text includes multiple misspellings and scattered punctuation, indicating a compiled roster from a historic government page.
Prize list showing numerous prize levels including 19 000 10 000 and 150 190 prizes with total values. Remittances must be by New York draft express or registered letter in American money. Collections via express companies or banks. Ticket assigned to management and paid by drafts on New York Montreal San Francisco or City of Mexico. For more information contact Juan Piedad manager Zacatecas Mexico partado 4.
Notice is published from Tucson Arizona dated June 17 1890 that Jose M Orosco of Tres Alamos has filed to make final proof for the SEW of SE and S of NEM of section 3 Township 153 Range 20 East before the Tucson Register on July 28 1899 Witnesses are John D Allen Tivurcio Ding Blas Sanchez and Junius McCormick all of Tres Alamos Herbert Brown Register Published June ar
Notice announces Charles Loponow of Tres Alamos Cochise County Arizona filed a declaratory statement to claim the NW quarter of Section 32 Township 15 South Range 20 East for continuous residence and cultivation. Witnesses named are Thomas J. White William H. Weeks John J. Huffaker and John Temple all of Tres Alamos Arizona. First publication May be.
Las Oficce at Tucson Arizona February 13 1890 John J Huffaker of Tres Alamos gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish his land claim for the N% of Section 32 Block 15 South Range 20 East and to prove residence and cultivation before the Register and Receiver at Tucson June 10 1890 with witnesses J W Calkins Wm Skinner Jr John D Allen and T J White all of Tres Alamos First publication April 19 1890
Nature’s power and chaotic force are contrasted with safe medicines as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised for gentle cleansing and regularity. The text notes liver and kidney benefits, malaria relief, and wellness improvements while warning against harsh purgatives. Also mentions Prof Loisette memory prospectus, a No 6 Charter Oak stove for sale, and restaurant coffee claim.
An eclectic page blends verse about fairies and night creatures with health and land notices. It cites Wilson MacDonald on regular eating, extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion, praises Syrup of Figs as a laxative, and includes a U S Land Office notice listing townships in the Gila district with filing dates. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable throat and lung medicine.
An old advertisement voice extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a legitimate women’s tonic and remedy for uterine health, promising satisfaction or money back. It touts no alcohol, no sugar, and includes a 10 cent offer for a booklet, with Buffalo and Lemore as locations and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy also cited by a Lemore pharmacist.
Advertises Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive for seasickness malaria and digestive issues and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast acting cold cure. Promotes Can Can restaurant meals in Bristol Illinois and cites local endorsements for St Patrick's Pills and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from merchants and officials in Atwood and Bristol.
Visitors to the city are urged to dine at Maison Cove, where meals are cooked to order on short notice and tables are set with the market's best offerings to ensure health and happiness.
A Mexican Financier correspondent praises Berlin as a grand European capital in 1877. He notes asphalted, clean streets, underground wiring, and widespread electric lights. 10 000 telephones, low rates, and a strong postal telegraph system. He contrasts Berlin with earlier provincial traits and highlights Unter den Linden lighting.
W J Chamberlain and Co advertises ore buying and sampling services with returns within forty eight hours after ore reaches their works. consignments solicited from offices at 1315 16th Street and works at 38th and Wazee Denver with P O Box 2070 and telephone number 10.
A discussion of voodoo fetichism among Southern Negroes, recounting the Johnston murder trial in Sumter County South Carolina. The conjurer Orange Issacs provided a charm of bees wax foxes hair sand and a drake foot, paired with a charmed bullet. Johnston was hanged despite a sheriff dying soon after. The piece also notes other foreign liquor customs observed by Gath and offers health advice on colds and warm baths, and mentions Krse Divan opposing civilized dress.
A discussion on animal migration across quadrupeds fishes birds and insects notes irregular journeys by lemming rats and cod and explains that many birds travel seasonally. cranes show remarkable fore sight and leader roles while swallows storks and wild geese exhibit varied patterns. A brief temperance anecdote about John B Gough ends the piece with humor.
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