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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1900
Page
4
An advertisement extols Pierce's Prescription as beneficial for women's health, claiming improved vitality and life quality through a hormonal and bodily change. It asserts the product relieves struggles tied to traditional roles, stresses abstinence from narcotics, and warns against substitutions, presenting the pills as a trusted remedy.
A jumble of local notices and ads touts Risett Apple Cider at Austin, Dewitt’s Little Early Risers and other pills, premium hams and breakfast bacon, lard and tripe for sale, plus candy from Yaple’s factory. Also mentions a sewing machine, a wholesale sale at a pharmacy, and various remedies for skin and liver concerns.
Reports say Warner Miller of New York heads the purchase of the Congress mine for about 39000 with funds channeled through Chase National Bank. The mine, long run with monthly outputs of 50000 to 75000 dollars, is now in Miller's hands as his company operates it. Local notices cover medicines, stores, and social events in Tombstone alongside weather notes and travel summaries from Bisbee and Fort Huachuca.
The compiled jurors include Geaud, trial panel members and numerous names such as Dalehenty, Fred Hi, Albert Errickson, Cook, Anderson, Garris, Foley, Koapp, Baron, Cadaril, Crump, Cmmings, Moore, Likes, Noyes, Sandere, de H, Huber, Goatrey, Tatar, Reay, Mots, Munch, Steel, M Ailler, Hale, McCormick, Weaghtal, Wood, Thompson, York, Walker, and others. Seven jurors remain awaiting subpoenas with exceptions noted for nonresponsive or pending confirmations.
In Tombstone town notes a mix of medical advice and local happenings. Chambrlain’s Stoica cures headaches while a Tonboy era pharmacy advertises medicines. Townsfolk discuss mining work at a major copper mine and tunnel progress. A local gardener boasts thriving flower beds and exotic sewers. Personal mentions of Stephen Lemor and Lucande detail old loyalties and travel plans.
The county reports cattle shipments from several mines and properties including McCute Hafler, Exposed Row Co, Jha Sailwe Que mine, M O Connell, Howe deogory, C Vue mine, Albert Corb etal, and Wilcox property with various listing values and owners. May entries note shipments to Denver and other locales with numbers of cattle. The column mixes in brief local notices, medical ads, and anecdotes about sheriffs, hotels, fruit shipments, and a King’s New Discovery testimonial.
Nervous weakness or palpitation on the heart indicates disorder in the stomach and digestion. Prickly Ash Bitters is a remedy that cleanses strengthens and regulates the stomach liver and bowels. Sold by Tompstone Pharmacy.
An advertising claim touts Hood's products as purifiers of blood with endorsements from JJ Hartstein of 760 Grand Street Brook, New York. The copy promises skin improvement and overall health, urging readers to choose Hood's for inner and outer cleanliness.
A fragment notes a confectionary parlor offering delicious cream to pets on Saturdays and Sundays. The read appears garbled but implies regular weekend service at a confeciously parlor with a friendly call to ladies.
John Olver of Philadelphia narrates a frightful illness with skin yellowing and back pain. He reports three physicians failed, then a miracle tonic improved him after three weeks, claiming he recovered and saved his life. The note ends with an advertisement for the Tomb-tane Drug Store.
Seneca editor claims a long affliction with piles was cured by Backlen's Arnica Salve after two boxes. He touts it as the surest cure on earth and the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Sold for 25 cents at Tombstone Drug Store.
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