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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1902
Page
4
Local DOTS claim that poisoning the system through the bowels removes poisons causing headache dizziness and illness. Constipation is said to trap poisons, while De Witt’s Little Early Risers claim to gently stimulate the liver and bowels to restore healthy action without griping or distress. The ad by Frank Yaole promotes these pills as a mild laxative option.
George Schwth of New Lebanon Oba, a reader of Dayton Volks Zeitung, praised Chamberlain Pain Balm after his wife suffered eight weeks of severe pain. After a few days of use the pain subsided and she could resume chores. The ad claims the remedy cures sick headache indigestion constipation and skin eruptions and is sold by W H Hooker and Co in Buffalo New York.
The text extols Dr King’s New Discovery as unmatched for coughs colds bronchitis and whooping cough claiming it saved thousands of hopeless cases in Corungiva Preams Fleursy and beyond It notes availability at Tombstone Drug Co with a satisfaction guarantee and free trial bottles.
A garbled early advertisement touts a product named Acker Heals Remedy as a cure for consumption, lung troubles, and various ailments. The text references Gate Cougs and Colds and the seller Toman Oras Stowe with the claim of direct relief.
John Foster of Bisbee has been appointed sergeant in Company 8 of the Rough Riders by Governor Brodie. Captain Bycning recommended him, noting many current members are posted criminals and new enlistments would hinder efficiency. A Proerncroe reporter visited Beo Goodrich, whose old building was repaired and now houses a large convent-shelf library, with a modern office setup. Goodrich, a well known lawyer, is expected to build a substantial local practice. Jack Mitcheson, noted miner, visited en route to Gleason’s gold camp, eyeing bonds on promising claims. John Rook received a young fawn from Sonora, kept as a pet. Wom Treloste, master mechanic for Consolidated Mining, left for the east to resign his post. James Taker arrived from Soldier Hole for a day or two, reporting the range in good condition and the area in strong shape.
An early 20th century advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve clears sores blotches pimples eruptions fever sores boils ulcers carbuncles felons and improves beauty. It promises healing for cuts corns burns scalds and piles with a 25 cent price and Tombstone Drug Co as retailer.
Owing to the red suethere will be no preaching service for some time. Arrangements set to hold song services at the M. E. Church on Sundays in September. The meeting on west Sunday evening at 7 p.m. will be led by Mr. J N Fisher. Participants urged to study the topic, bring Bibles, and be ready to take part. There will be ringing and all are invited. O Grawos
Order options for Friday morning delivery of fresh lobster encrebs at Wildman's. This brief notice urges customers to place orders in advance to ensure availability and timely delivery.
By order of the Republican County Central committee a mass meeting is called for September 1 1902 at 7 30 p m at Lombetone city hall. Five delegates will be chosen to the county convention in Bisbee on September 23 1902. Local members request the meeting. Dated September 5 1902 Tombewone.
A local notice invites customers to visit Tombstone Pharmacy to receive a complimentary sample of C. The brief item notes promotions tied to in-store activity and urges readers to stop by for the offer. No further details on product specifics or dates are provided.
Mr Baker and Associates of New York and F H Lerchen visited Tombstone and Cochise county to test ore samples for a proposed large copper plant. They expect to establish a significant operation if tests prove successful, signaling Tombstone as a major mineral producer. The Knights of Pythias lodge announces an upcoming meeting and invites new applicants with a favorable dispensation hoped for to reduce fees.
An ad touts One Minute Cough Care as absolutely safe and acting immediately on coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles. It emphasizes fast cooling off after exercise and promises rapid relief, naming Frank Y as the source.
A fragile notice lists eight names for postal letters in the Tombstone district and advertises medicines for dyspepsia. The county hospital reports fourteen patients with typhoid fever, two in serious condition, with arrival from Bisber noted.
L. W. Spaldng of Verona Missouri says his mother endured long distress and ill health from indigestion. Two years ago they gave her Kodol and she improved quickly, now at seventy six she eats anything and feels no bad effects. Kodol rests the stomach and strengthens the body by digesting food, nature’s tonic.
J. 3. Bagge, a noted Coobies county cattleman, named to fill a vacancy on the livestock vackory bosrd after L. B. Cenna resignation in Yavapai county. Wm. Neal, foreman of Ryan Broe Cattle Company, reports excellent feed in Sulphur Spring valley as the company recently shipped most of its cattle to Montana.
Fairbank Arizona residents report routine movements. G Ben Henry of Fairbank Commercial Company returns from Patagonia on business. Frevoin Montoya resumes as cashier after a Tucson visit. Mrs Marden and Mrs Richey of Tombstone visit. Jas Webb travels from Globe to CanVen with friends. H T Green of Cananos Railroad departs for Naco. cattle shipments pass through from Frank Yaeger’s Baroscrmar Ranch to Tombstone. Mossman heads to Solomonville via Benson. Dr J E Bacon county physician reviews patients. Charles Petersen tours with Mayor Larrien. Beela announced at Nogales, 15th to 26th. Excursion rates offered by railroads. Dr Bardi reports Sprague camp blast injuries improving at Rettig. Dr S C Tarbell en route to Neco after LA visit. Sheriff Lewis and Deputy Tao reportedly active at Camp. Commercial Company executive returns from California vacation. Tom Dwyer says wild duck season may open soon. W H Osin and Ed Landers note scarce cattle feed in the Hlas-huces region. fall roundup to begin around October 1.
Deputy Sheriff Bennett returned from Bisbee reporting the road to the canyon nearly impassable and dangerous for night travel. He noted multiple repair needs between the canyon mouth and Tombstone and urged the reeve to fix the most traveled routes in the county.
Harry Kane reports thríving towns in Naco Bisbee and Douglas during a recent tour. Copper ore from Huachucas near Copper City was shown as development plans begin. Real estate transfers list Douglas Bisbee and Tombstone properties with varied sums. mining activity and mortgage actions fill pages as local business moves unfold.
Bernardo Megurrie, a native of the land of manana, was brought from Bisbee yesterday and will be byarder at the Hotel Lowia until next December when an auditing genod jury will act to tie wants on the oberg. Wm Latley and wife came from their mountain home Thursday. Miss Wilbur, a noted teacher, arrived from California and will open a school in Hereford next week. Frank McQuillough left for Birbes to accept a position with Copper Queen Company.
An unclear OCR fragment references names and places in garbled form. It hints at a public notice or notice-like item with possible personal names and an address but lacks coherent facts to confirm a specific event or outcome.
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