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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1893
Page
1
A bill to admit Arizona to statehood has been introduced in the House. Discussion hints the measure may move slowly, with critics decrying bimetallic policy. The era’s newspapers echo mixed sentiment as the bill faces future roll calls.
The piece cites Praxis and White opposing unconditional repeal in the senate and praises California’s steadfastness. Jenur Ross of Los Angeles resists Washington’s instruction, defending law as per the Geary act, while Stewart urges senators to block repeal by parliamentary means. New York journals demand action, warning against surrender to corrupt forces.
Recalled childhood illness and remedy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used by a mother to treat her child’s croup with consistently good results. Sold by druggists.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, cures constipation, dispels colds headaches and fevers, and strengthens kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It claims medical approval, wide consumer satisfaction, and notes bottles cost one dollar, sold by druggists, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Os.
An Irvine to Phoenix route sale offer seeks agents to sell the album titled Martin's World's Pair Album. A copy is available at the office for details. One inexperienced agent reportedly took eighteen orders in Phoenix in one day.
Fragmentary notice alleges a decision by Cochus Gousty senior officials to authorize a sale by 3 o'clock at Pit Bombay. It references goods described as 643 of good hush wood and three 620s of gait wood. Officials are named as part of the Bad of Supervisors.
Government and senate activity amid finance policy debate with references to silver purchases by the Treasury, the Bland Allison Act, and proposed amendments to the Wilson bill. Coverage includes a capitol centennial address plan, France’s silver policy model, and unrelated society scenes and medical ads.
Fragmented data on pupil counts and university enrollments across several cities and states. Mentions include Lesvsic University with 5,000 students, Texaswen wairerty admission aims, Wales with 15 170 free coule, West Point tied to a $1 090 000 building, and St Louis Kacass with a school for every 180 pupils. Details are garbled and speculative.
A rough OCR fragment advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for a lame back or pin in the side chest. It promises relief in one or two days and also markets Pain Palm for rheumatism with 50 cent bottles via druggists.
The Kwkee editor returns from an inspection tour to Geronimo’s hunting grounds. The piece claims Geronimo and his braves once scalped Arizona pioneers and now embrace religion. They allegedly eat, read Shakespeare, and sing about wanting to be an angel with a warlike trill.
A district court action in Cochise County Arizona targets Charles W. Chak and Willard H. Lk as defendants. The complaint seeks $575 plus interest from July 3, 18xx, and recovery of certain mortgaged property. The case, filed in the First Judicial District, notes service deadlines and default implications.
Citizens urged to contribute silver documents and lists of addresses to the undersigned for distribution of silver literature. Committee notes A C Fisk as Chairman and T F Vas Wacunes as Secretary and Treasurer at 202 Boston Street, Denver. Advise travelers bound for Turquois to stay at the Turquois Corral with water, hay, and barley supplied by G. Nawprst.
Metp Sliver offers instructions for forming Silver Leagues and distributes the Free Coinage Button at 25 cents through T. FP. Wax Wacenix, Sec. & Treas, 202 Boston Block, Denver. Also promoting shoes at eastern prices and Simmons Liver Regulator. Metal market reports place Silver at 13, Copper at 9.00, Lead at 7.
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