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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1906
Page
1
There is a big difference between a first class sewing machine and a cheap model. The buyer of a cheap machine pays for repairs and inefficiency over a lifetime. SINGER machines are advertised as durable and efficient. Salesman and Collector. Allen Street opposite Winnekro’s Block Tombstone Arizona.
Willis T. Lee a retired U S A Commissary Sergeant from Rural Route Concord M H testifies that Dr King’s Discovery for Consumption kept him in perfect health after two years in Cubs and two in the Philippines. He praises it as the best medicine in New Hampshire for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Guaranteed by druggists. Price 50c and 100. Trial bottle free.
Reduced El Paso and Southwestern tourist rates to many northern and eastern points. Dates with low rain listed. Milwaukee tickets available only August 7 8 9. Acrust meeting and Protective Order of Elks Denver set for July 13 14 15. J Westervelt agent El Paso and Southwestern System Tombstone Arizona.
Front choice breeder eggs listed for hatching at the Single Count event in Fairvenk. Pure bred stock offered with prices 13.4250 for 90 eggs and 0.8750 for 100 eggs. EW Clerk notes values and contact details for the sale.
A fragment notes serpent bites are common in Lodia and link to liver disorders. It mentions a remedy called Liver Bitters claimed to cure fever malaria biliousness and kidney and bladder troubles though details are unclear.
In Prescott at a business banquet Hon F M Murphy president of the Prescott and Phoenix railroad lauded Marcus A Smith urging fair treatment amid political attacks. He argued Smith secured Arizona gains through congress despite opposition and pledged support based on proven work, while avoiding a blanket endorsement.
Advertising letters remaining in general delivery at the Tombstone post office dated July 7 1906 include names such as Harela Juan Cardenas Rosa Martizen Felipa-Noperis F Padia 0 B Parra Passual Rodrigues Manuel Romero Teador Reaz Louis Herreraz Jose Maria 3 Rottenhouseler Feresa. Also notes on advertising dates and postmaster notices for Toledo and Lucas County. A 1886 affidavit from Cheney & Co claims one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure with sworn statements and a notary public certificate. Warnings on Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims and testimonials accompany the notice.
A Newark News excerpt describes a billionaire visiting a country estate with $75,000 auto, $60,000 gates, $35,000 winding avenue, and $200,000 landscape. He strolls through $60,000 lawn, attends church notices, and reflects on simplicity before dining in a $1,500 room.
Regular Christian Science services resume in a hall opposite Schief felin Hall between 4th and Ath Ste. lon Fremont St. at 10 am Sunday school at 11 am. Wednesday evening services at 7 45 pm at the same place. All are cordially invited to attend.
Services at Congrege Ittoral church include morning sermon at 11, Sunday School at 12, and evening service at 8. Young People meet at 7. A special responsive reading and music program at 8 features Mrs Bradt in charge, with Mrs Dalglish singing and Arthur Beradt on violin.
El Paso smelter announces a note for interested parties to contact Allen H. English at his Fourth Street office for information on July 20 1906. B S Harman of Nersole is mentioned as a point of contact or subject in the notice.
Mra J J Jacome & Co will sell out there prevent stock of millinery goods at reduced prices to make room for a new stock of goods ordered for the Fair and Winter trade. Adtrese Supera ttendipt Travellers, 325 Dearorn Beree, Chicago.
A horse and steer were struck by lightning as John McKamy drove near Lowell to Torren Co’s Bisbee slaughter house. McKamy survived after a painful stun and was treated at Copper Queen hospital but appeared on Bisbee streets by 9 pm. The event left cattle stampeding and a dramatic close call for McKamy during a 300 mile overland march of the Fifth Cavalry from Fort Huachuca to El Paso. Tombstone visitor M J Bell, formerly of Tombstone, plans weeks here. Tombstone City Band to play at the band stand tonight.
A Michigan mining party linked to Dove ment Company of America and Tombstone Consolidated, plus Imperial Co properties, arrived from the west and will stay until tomorrow. Notables include T. E. Dorr Henry Neinsteds W. Feneyer and W. Morse of Saginaw with W. A. Drake. They toured California and River Well and expect a Lombstone versus Pearce baseball game later.
Rafel Yzabil, Sonora governor, travels via El Paso toward Mexico City to meet President Diaz and plan for a September 16 uprising targeting foreigners. Diaz calls governors to a conference as Sonora fears violent unrest led by railroad workers linked groups. The plan aims to expel Americans, English, French, and Germans from key posts.
The President adds 370000 acres of Graham county Arizona land to the Black Mess forest reserve prompting expected conflicts among cattle raisers copper mine owners citizens of Fairbank and gat raisers. A petition asks for H W Miller to be appointed constable of the precinct to fill the vacancy left by Tom Larriea who moved to Benson. action to be considered at the next board meeting.
A New York Times feature highlights the Carnegie Desert Laboratory on the hill west of Tucson. The piece includes campus views, a Yakima style outline of work, and notes daily experiments by staff. Improvements near completion, with Mount Lemmon and Rincon useful for cooling summers. Territorial Fair authorities prepare fast horse races with fifteen purses of 100 dollars each guaranteed by various towns including Tombstone.
Work advances at Consolidated Mines Co. hig shaft with three new marine boilers in place and 7,000,000 gallons daily capacity. Mill runs twenty five stamps with more added next week. four cyanide tanks to be commissioned. Repairs on the battery, flume extension, and tailings channel improve drainage. Lucksure, Herschall, Randolph, Old Glory, Metallc, Accident, Town site and Alta properties show activity with expected shipments and development. Eastward buyers eye bonds as Johnny Rainey shifts to assessment work, signaling continued exploration and potential resumption.
All kinds of children s shoes offered at special prices to introduce the Reliable Shoe Company brand. Sale managed by Miss Mary Cowles on Fifth Street next to the Wells Fargo Express office. June 20.
Early reports from the mining circuit show Boss and Best of Luck Sure Mining arriving from Chicago for company business. J A Wells from Denver departs to prepare bonding reports for eastern interests. Norman Barr travels from Pittsburg Ariz. to share shaft findings near Charleston. John Thomas from the Whetsones notes more ore in sight and growing tunnel. H Sachleben representing 31 capitalists arrives to inspect Gleeson District properties with Clausen. Ed Shaw, Lacksure superintendent, returns from a short company trip.
Clerk Howe is at work preparing an abstract of the amerament roll of this county for submission to the territorial board of equalization.
Supt Fulton of Mari copa county asks for opinion on holding a joint county teachers institute in Phoenix during the Territorial Fair week. Tombstone hosted the last county institute with over fifty teachers for three days, a highly successful event. Cochise county aims for strong representation at the capitol meeting.
A historical ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims PAZO OINTMENT will heal in 14 days or a refund is available and mentions prices in cents.
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