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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1895
Page
1
Advertisement for Smith Premier typewriters urging readers to send for catalogue and terms. Limited readable details imply a product pitch aimed at potential buyers.
An old remedy promoted for teething children claims to soothe pain, soften gums, relieve wind colic, and cure diarrhea. It is advertised as pleasant tasting, sold by druggists worldwide, at twenty five cents a bottle. Buyers urged to beware of imitations and to choose Winslow's only.
A public notice seeks a business property on Alten Street. Readers are asked to state particulars and provide a complete address to be considered for the listing.
Hudson Medical Institute announces a market and flight event in May. The notice references PMockion activities and outlines dates, locations, and participation details for staff and public attendees.
Proposals invited by the Office of Chief Quartermaster Army Denver March 6 1895 for supplying fresh beef and mutton to posts in New Mexico Utah and Arizona for the ensuing fiscal year. Bids open at acting commissaries offices with quantities at Fort Apache Whipple Harri ck Stanton Wingate Logan Douglas and DuCardine listed. Emphasis on quality fat content dressing and temperature. domestic production preferred and foreign imports priced in bids. the Army reserves right to reject or waive bids.
Notice to creditors of Gus Smith deceased. Pablo Soto is administrator. Creditors must file claims with proper documentation within four months of notice at Wille cam Cochise County. Dated in Tamintone February 2596.
A compact description notes Paul Revere’s role as a prominent American silversmith and patriot active during the mid eighteenth century. It highlights his famous midnight ride, his industrial craft, and his place in colonial unrest, offering concise context from a standard reference.
A fragmented passage discusses Bus and Maister failing to fly through a white house window on a gold bag. Bor Iwansson is deemed off color on religion yet sound on the silver question. The text rails at men who do nothing for themselves and wait for others to act.
The article notes new paper men in the legislature including C D Reppy and Hoe assigned to Florence 18th as the tax scene tightens with June 29 deadlines for delinquent taxes and a 2 percent monthly borrowing rate. Brokiee Man of Journal Miner returns from Phoenix with a blunt jab about a pretty seman steering many men.
Senatou Tentex reports rising silverite sentiment in Illinois and nearby states, with bimetallic clubs forming and calls for a future Republican governor. He notes Pennsylvania and Michigan support similar currents while in Wisconsin meetings foster differing views. A canal company chamber of commerce fights an immigration bill and urges county supervisors to resist a new immigration commissioner, but officials refuse to bow to pressure.
The piece recalls past Los Angeles fights against the P railroad, claiming fears of overcrowding. It argues the railroad arrived anyway, bringing growth, industry, and new life such as ice works, a bank, stage lines, and daily Cochise county railroad teams, reshaping the region.
A scrambled 1896 era dispatch notes talk of free silver, naval mobilization, and political currents. It mentions Cora Smith confessing to parricide with her mother serving life, Ellen Leader named as the aunt, plus arrests. Other items cite ships, rail travel, and various regional notes amid a broad, fragmented news page.
Promotional text touts knowledge, comfort, and improved health from Syrup of Figs. Claims include cleansing the system, dispelling fevers and headaches, curing constipation, and benefiting kidney liver and bowels without weakening them. Sold by druggists in 5c and 1 bottles, manufactured by California Fig Syrup Co with name on package.
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