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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1895
Page
4
A cluttered roundup notes Silver at 632 and Arizona ranks in livestock. Swain and many cattle buyers are in Tucson and Tombstone. Reports mention local commerce, drug stores selling tonics, and ongoing court actions in Prescott Phenix and Bisbee. Weather and cattle markets mix with political appointees and land cases.
A. Bullard of Mow to Cure Rheumation Arago Coos County Oregon reports his wife suffered six months from rheumatism in the arms and hands. After trying multiple remedies without relief, one bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm cured her. The advertisement notes 50 cent and one dollar bottles available through all druggists.
E A Cheek of Campbelleville Kentucky reports twenty years of headaches ended after using Simmons Liver Regulator. He claims the medicine acted gently and never interfered with his teaching duties.
Wire news reports the death of J W Howell manager of the Copper Queen mines in Bisbee from heart disease. Howell praised as devoted to underground work, a generous friend and a trusted leader who served Bisbee twelve years.
The following is a list of letters remaining in general delivery for the week ending March 2 1895. Names include Geo Sherman Henry Ross J W Baker Geo Daly R Hayne Marcus Herring Tom Jones Ren Goldwater Mrs Wm Pollard. Callers must say advertised and provide date. Eun Sxpow P M
The late legislature section approved less than 40 laws including an immigration bill to appoint one official per county for two years with quarterly salaries by county class, ranging 20 to 50 dollars. Other measures set road sign posts, dentist exams, county salaries, and school trustee election dates. The changes will take effect with statehood plans and begin July 1 next year with an immediate switch for section M elections.
Mr Webb tells Star reporter Nogales has extended the cattle import deadline to midnight on the 30th. About 10 000 feeder cattle have crossed recently and as many more are expected this month. Sonora cattle are in poor condition and not all good quality. feeders have been sent to eastern states or California.
A Lincoln Nebraska letter from F W Stevens praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a stubborn cough in two children and notes free trial bottles at local drug stores. The Antelope mine plans a new 100 foot shaft and drifting to prepare ore for cyanide mill expansion to boost production.
Electric Hitters proclaimed a permanent cure for all headaches and a remedy for habitual constipation by toning the bowels. The ad urges afflicted readers to try a bottle, noting large bottles at fifty cents at Tombstone Drug Store and Bisbee.
A Chinaman killed Mr. Morton at a Sonora railroad station after years of dispute over wages from Cananea mines. He had earlier been cared for at the county hospital by Dr. Goodfellow, later detained by U S Marshal Paul, then released to the Mexican border per Washington orders. The Chinaman had about $3000 coming to him and returned to Cananea to claim it, while Morton’s company representative planned a large-scale restart. The killing followed unresolved pay disputes with the mine owners.
A late night session of the Third House adjourned sine die after a roll call showed sixteen votes to remove the penitentiary. Speakers were ruled out of order and Judge Barnes, Frank Cox, Webb and others were named. The adjournment followed a tense exchange and a later market notice urged bidders to read beef and mutton contract requirements before applying.
No morning service on Sunday with Sunday school at 12:15 p m. A special evening discourse on Whether the Bible Teaches the Doctrine of God Jess Heil. Evening service at 7 30 o'clock followed by a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. All are invited to the services.
The Board of Supervisors advertises bids for recining outside woodwork of the Court House and repairing the roof. Specifications on file in the board office outline work scope, materials, and bidding requirements. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Dr Price’s Crean Baking owner is recognized as Most Perfect Made. The brief notes the business prestige and local acknowledgment of quality in the baking trade.
In 1800s Live Oak California a son suffered a heavy chest cold with perilous symptoms. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy reportedly stopped the cough and prevented pneumonia. The father claims it cures croup and calls it the best cough remedy. Agents and free prepaid outfit offered by mail from New York.
The Board of Supervisors invites sealed proposals starting April 23, 1845 and ending January 10, 1635 for county advertising and publishing all county advertisements. Proposals must include price per 4000 and 500 copies, bond of $50 with two sureties, and be filed by 5:00 p.m. April 38, 1855. The board may reject any bid.
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