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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
4
The May 29 1902 issue touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and skin eruptions, claiming it has cured thousands. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store at 25 cents a box with a guaranteed result.
A Lisvon Iowa repairman Charles C. Eviis stood waist deep in icy water as a fierce flood washed down a telegraph line. He details worsening illness until doctors in Oakland Sioux City and Ormada diagnosed consumption. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with a full recovery after six bottles.
A testimonial from Chas M. Cramer Exg a watch maker in Columbia Ceylon praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds and hoarseness in children. He notes quick chest cold relief after one bottle and recommends it to others with widespread sale by medicine dealers.
A neighbor brought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to help a son deemed hopeless by his doctor. After three doses the boy regained consciousness and recovered within twenty four hours. Mrs Mary Haller of Mount Crewford Virginia reports the improvement and notes the remedy is sold by medicine dealers.
Prof Walter Douglas, president of Copper Queen Co and EP & SW railroad, visited Tombstone on a ref trip. He praised planned railroad extensions to Tombstone, noting heavy work ahead and promising a return to Bisbee soon. He spoke of mining and development justifying the projects and alighted at Tombstone before continuing to Fairbank.
A special from Phoenix reports Mark A. Smith of Peru Kentucky states he will not seek the Arizona delegateship nomination. He thanks supporters and notes Democrats should choose the ablest Arizonan to represent the party at the next convention. The article comments on Arizona politics, court sessions, and local civic events.
Recap of deeds filed in the past week shows transfers for multiple Douglas properties and nearby towns, with numerous buyers and sellers including W A Harwood and Thomas Jewell. Notices list land and improvements, depots, and various estates, amid miscellaneous local notices and advertisements.
The column records new clothing arrivals at Joan Roche Furnishings and a new chest at King's Saloon on the GV G&W railroad. It notes Mrs. Wright’s death from pneumonia in Gireson, extended condolences, and customs house mising machinery exports from Sonora. Decoration Day tributes, City Hall services, and sermons are described alongside the Moschace forest fire and firefighting preparations.
A garbled list shows letters remaining for delivery at the Tomtetone postoffice for the week ending May 31 1902. Names include Bosch, Lindsley, Mrs Jeate, Matter, James Barstione, Charlee George, Henry J. Sweller, Mex, Eile Leahy, P. 5 Tie, Macuele. The fragment notes an advertising date inquiry for notices in Cuames.
Public service notice warns consumers to request genuine Cascarets Candy Cathartic not substitutes or counterfeits. Claims genuine tablets are CCC and not sold in all druggists, urging care to avoid imitations.
An excerpt from the Congressional Record presents Mark Swith arguing for Arizona statehood. He asserts treaty obligations and constitutional principles bind the government to admit Arizona when ready, rebuts arguments about population, and honors westward settlers who built the region without federal aid.
A passionate speech extols duty over party lines, praising veterans and national service. It denounces political bias, argues for fair treatment of all citizens, and highlights vast western resources including timber and mineral wealth. The speaker appeals to unity, patriotism, and the rights of territories to join as states.
A Salem New Jersey woman reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack last fall causing pain and annoyance. After trying several prescriptions she used Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised in the South Jerseyman. Two applications brought relief and one house cured her. For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Are you losing flesh If 80 better consult your doctor at once He will tell you the cause We can provide the remedy which is Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil We have known us to gain a pound a day by taking an ounce of the Emulsion A Batavia reader writes of losing twenty five pounds in three months lungs seriously affected She took three bottles and gained fifteen pounds resuming work It will cure consumption in early stages A remarkable flesh educer Batavia Peart Street.
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