Local notes and political plan from Pearce and nearby towns
Social dance tonight at the Skating Rink. Miss Edith Wowe visits Mrs. C. B. Tarbell in Pearce. Populist candidates plan speeches in Pearce tonight. Epworth League finds renewed energy after a pastor’s return. Sunday school led by Mrs. E.K. Smith grows to over twenty members. FP. Loftgreen, Populist assembly candidate, returned home to prosecute a sinking artesian well. Mark Smith to speak in Cebose County on scheduled dates. Mexican patent tax hikes require payments of 850, 75, and 100 across five year periods.
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A. Loftgreen
Assembly
Pearce
Iustead
Mark Smith
Ceobise County
Wilbur
Tombstone
Bisbee
Nogales
Arizona Rally Highlights O Neill Speech and Tax Critique
Bucky O Neill spoke to a crowded crowd praising gentlemanly campaigning and urging unity beyond party lines. He warned of rising taxes, mounting debt, and mineral wealth draining residents, urging voters to support Bryan era principles and a public-spirited government for Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucky O'Neill
Pature
Arizona
Uni
Humen
Atlantic
Pacific
O’neel
Bryan
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An old remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers to soothe teething babies. It calms pain, eases gums, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea. Pleasant tasting syrup sold by druggists worldwide for 25 cents per bottle. Always seek Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and avoid counterfeit varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winslow
Six Mile Hill Ledge Spurs Rich Mining Prospects
A Pearce letter notes Six Mile Hill is actively worked with a 28 foot ledge exposed. Assays range $15 to $20 per ton. The ledge, about 35 to 40 feet wide, promises vast potential. Johnson-Fitte mine reports encouragement as nearby workings boost district value in Cochise County.
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Pearce
Six Mile Hill
Johnson-Fitte
Cochise County
Cspital
Bucklin's Abnica Salve Promises World’s Best Skin Cure
The ad proclaims Bucklin's Abnica Salve as universal treatment for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and eruptions with a guaranteed piles cure. It lists 50 cents per box and sale at Tombione. Also notes cavalry horses shipped to the Mexican government with several deaths among 120 pulled from Texas, plus indictments against Ward for forgery risking 1,425 years, and a cattle bid by Arizona Copper Co seeking 600 head to produce 260000 pounds of dressed beef with deliveries beginning November 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombione
Arizona Copper Company
Cliftom W
Cat Drinks Beer In Saloon And Nearly Dies
A strange tale from Phoenix Republican describes a cat named Tabby taught to drink beer, gradually increasing beer and reducing milk until drunk and staggering. Tabby scratches for more, is found almost frozen in an ice box, and is saved after captivity. Also includes testimonials praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and local church notices and prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix
Fmo
Tabby
Tombstone City Election Proclamation Issued by Mayor Warnekros
A city notice proclaims a general municipal election in Tombstone on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It designates offices including Mayor, Councilman seats, city treasurer, health officer, and clerks with polling locations and officials listed for each ward. The proclamation is signed by Mayor P. Warnekros and City Clerk Wasbwett with the city seal affixed.
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Orrick
Teytone
Arloona Thanttung
Selvetoms
Naw
Paul
Warnekros
Tombston
Cotticbean Seo
Councillman
Seend
Fea
Ture Wartilman
Fouth
Velice
Fx-Cithino
Fits
Adobe House
Allen
Toughautsteset
Mike Welet
Tees
Tagey
Dan Caster
John C. Lily
Tracy
J. Elkins
City Hall
A. Ashman
Fidget
B Flanigan
J. McHugh
Robi Martin
T. Loudon
Frank Engle Thud Want
J. W. Reany
Thos Cowan
Fourth Ward
Tombstone
Wanekros
Wasbwett
Oty
Roll of Honor names aiding Tombstone silver cause
The Tombstone Bimetallic League lists contributing members in a rolling honor. Names include A Wentworth, S Clark, F N Wolcott, Joe McPherson, Chas Bacigalupi, H Fitts, Dr H B Gordon, Henry Dunker, J McCarty, Ben Cook, Chas Hancock, George Rafferty, J J Patton, Emil Bydow, and many others. The list grows as new names are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone Bimetallic League
A. Wentworth
S. Clark
F.N. Wolcott
Paosrecton
Joe McPherson
Chas Bacigalupi
Sanusl
Barrow Gee
H. Fitts
M.D. Borbner
Tarbell
B. A. Packard
Fred Carlerato
Gun Barron N. Nobile
C.B. Tarbell J
Perlinda
Geo W. Swain
Jae
F.duncan J.J
Patton Emil Bydow H
Troppman
York Chas, Wiser
Allen R. English
James Clark
E. H. Storrs
Pete Hook
Quinn Hampston
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Nzona
Southeastern
Hes
Charenton
Fiat Foner
Ueson Maricopa
Los Angeles
Datandays
New Mexico
Prem West
Koopml
Bensen Arto4eam
Bseam Fairbank
Sco Hiaachaca
Crittendente
Calabasas Oeam Nowair
Pacife
J. Fam
A Navole
H. Atammour
Anise Manarer
Frain
Eee Maricopa & Phoenix RR
Gaff
Benson
Traine
Edith Wowe
Todey
C. B. Tarbell
Peares
Epworth Lesguers
EK. A. Smith
Awareea
Anes
P. A. Lofgreem
Geo. Porter
The
Orb
Pope
Bucklin's
Texas
J. W
Memphis
Tennessee
Ward
E. E. Davis
San Miguel
Cal
Tan
Chamberlan
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Westield
Mr. Cummings
A. M. Bowett
Centerville
Wash
Wm. Garrett Wo
Kirlew ©. L. Curamings
Thos. Lowry
Col. B.S
Hatford
Joba Escapule
Geo. Thompson
R.E. Jackson
Jovian
Kirlew
Martin Costello
Lou's
Caval
W. C. Abbott J
Trowbridge A
Brooks
P.B. Warnekros
Sam Cowan
Blackwells
Durham
Joseph Hoefler
Corner Fifth
Fremont
Pioneer Store
General Merchandise
Jos
Hoefler
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