16 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1907
Page
1
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions The Dime and characters Mr Dolan along with The Indian's Revenge Illustrated Bony and Good Bye Mr Dolan. The readable text names Mr Dolan and two story fragments suggesting a period illustration or panel sequence. No clear event or setting beyond these character mentions.
A fashion center offers hundreds of elf style patterns with suits priced at 3.00 and up and 11.00 and up for custom measurements. The seller promises perfect fits at no cost if not satisfactory and mentions bringing a large sample book and inviting next orders.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorsed by local pharmacists Wettaiss Kasay and Manvis. Cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price per bottle and family pills advertised.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from a blocked Eustachian tube caused by catarrh and offers a hundred dollar reward for cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes Toledo based company J Cheney and Co and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Gens Inpradiets samped C.C.C. Neve idin bulk. A druggists. 100.
In court this morning, Stersicio Garcia and Pablo Flores were sentenced for grand larceny. Garcia received two years as an accessory. Flores got three years. Also sent to Yuma were O. J. Martin for two years embezzlement and M r. Graft for fifteen years for assault with intent to commit murder. Total fourteen prisoners sent to Yuma this term.
The list shows couples to wed including Fishe of Bister ty with Lollie vie of San Franeter, Jas Ferrelita and Fistey of Bisbee, Percy Moore to Elizabeth Ald ridge of Bisbee, RH Tadlock to Ada Davie of Hough, Ollie McDapiele to Linnie Taylor of Douglas.
Local talent plans a production of Damon and Pythias at Schieffetin on the 25th. Prof McCarty says the cast is pleased with the progress. Seating for the performance will begin at Beach Sisters at 9 a.m. Saturday and demand for tickets has already shown strong interest.
Firefighters found smoke issuing from the old Viena shaft near the depot. Investigation pointed to mischievous boys tossing firecrackers into the timbered shaft. A hose cart was used to flood the shaft, limiting damage as the blaze was checked in time.
The notice lists worship services at Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League meetings and prayer, Christian Science services opposite Schief felin Hall on Fremont Street, Catholic Church March 9 30 am with 730 pm Sunday services, Congregational church sermons by Rev A J Benedict and future speakers B J Robinson. Includes an advertised health product Chamber Stomach and Liver Tablets with free samples.
An overheard Tombstone youth dialogue reveals slang lingo about trips, fathers, and mothers, ending with a quip about a gate and a missing “mog-lace.” The exchange highlights regional jargon among local teens amid disappointment over a team trip.
A Safford Journal report recalls a dangerous incident involving a 14 year old who lit a sheet iron can with five pounds of black powder, causing a dramatic blast that sent bystanders fleeing. Other items note Tombstone residents visiting Phoenix, local officials and business figures, a rattlesnake incident, Miss Ruth Opdyke departing for Los Angeles, and routine board of supervisors actions.
The Douglas Dispatch recounts a venerable prospector in Douglas who details Pegleg as a clever miner who pilfers ore and funds desert expeditions while appealing to backers for whiskey fueled ventures. The piece notes the tale has persisted for decades amid sensational retellings.
Advice notes that nursing mothers suffer sore nipples and may find relief by applying Chamberlain's Salve soon after nursing. Wipe off with a soft cloth before the next feeding. Some nurses recommend thin salt as an aid. sold by druggists.
Willis T. Morgan, retired U S A Commissary Sergeant, recalls two tours in Cuba and the Philippines. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with keeping him in perfect health and promotes it as the best medicine in New Hampshire for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases guaranteed and trial offered.
County Assessor Chas R. Howe and deputies prepared assessment rolls for 1807 with early estimates near 17 million dollars, about five million more than last year. The tax rate is projected to be the lowest of any territory county.
HC Berry of Los Angeles touts Crackerjack powder as 190 percent more effective than dynamite with every atom explosive and no filler. It allegedly costs less to produce and is safer for workers, producing no fumes valuable to miners harmed by fumes from other blasts.
The Dime last night offered two large houses with a striking Bowery show house picture in the program. The image portrays the blood and thunder style known to Bowery patrons, enhanced by UM Dolan's Pisa n works and fitting music. The Dime Family Theater remains a sought after venue for street theater and sensational acts.
The season opens at Pearce with Tombstone the favorite as Willie Bowden backs catching duties and the team features a strong infield with Brown at short and Jones on third. Crable centers, Howe in right, and Corbett from the Emerald give Tombstone a solid lineup. Pearce has a good squad though the Examiner of Los Angeles beat them. The big game starts with the Tombstone lineup and the team departs Kreuder's Rest at 6:00 p.m.
Public notice promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for sick stomach liver and kidneys. Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus Ohio writes she was near death from fever and nerves before recovery after using the tonic. The ad urges readers to visit the dime to obtain the product.
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