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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1894
Page
1
The piece rails at current leaders and actions mixing satire and political critique. It references Colonel Breckenrulge, Chinese soldiers, and shifts among Republicans Democrats while lamenting coinage changes and military logistics. It lampoons populist influence and demobilization consequences, ending with a claim about Democratic security and republican demonetization.
Lieut Donovan of the 17th Infantry proposes a War Department test of bicycle efficacy. He plans a six day march from Port Ruel to Cheyenne via Goebek Montay, carrying 73 pounds of gear and 30 rounds of ammunition with primitive field equipment. The fragmentary text notes aims to reveal endurance and tactics in a remote OS terrain.
Fragmented text shows references to railway strike examinations, Judge Woods remarks on interstate routes, Crocker planning a world cruise around September 2 aboard a steamer to Japan, and a 1910 era push for women voting rights in Santa Bernertine County with polling places to include ballots for women under the WCTU.
Passage notes lack of opposition to renomination, mentions platforms, governors, and possible federity actions. References Sacramento, expedition of 619 men to demand changes from Colmmillia. Two British wartime items appear fragmentary and unclear.
A garbled report describes Benet mounting a Berecky ridge campaign as an independent candidate after disputes within Ligwile over alleged cruelty and adultery. It notes Naty Hayes's company shipment to the Chises government and mentions a democratic state convention with Wallace as temporary chairman and Tariff reform debates amid a largely harmonious Republican gathering.
Church notices announce Rev. F. W. Downs as pastor with Sunday school at 1220. No morning service. evening hearse delivered on How to Live and Be Happy. All are invited to attend, Bishop miles.
DW Foller says he keeps Dr Kins Discovery in the house and finds it best for his family. G A Dyke, druggist in Cassa NY, reports King’s New Discovery as the best cough remedy, used for eight years with never failing results. Regular price 30c and $1. A Tombstone Drug Store ad promotes toiletries and Picaad’s Hair Tonic. THE PROSPECTOR Cochise County daily.
A fragment describes a health tonic named HUYO claiming comfort improvement and digestive benefits. It asserts broad approvals from medical professionals and appeal to families, highlighting effects on kidneys liver and bowels and noting widespread use across battles and regions.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a regional event or notice with partial names and a date, suggesting a local public or civic notice. Details are unreadable in the provided text, limiting precise identification of involved persons, places, or actions.
Dr Price presents Crovia Oaking Powder as the most perfect made product. The advertisement extols its quality and usefulness, claiming superior leavening and baking results for households and bakers seeking reliable, consistent performance in recipes.
SOTA MASE reports New York silver figures quoted today with copper at ninety dollars and lead figures mentioned. The fragment notes market quotes, indicating precious metal activity and base metal pricing. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
A county central committee announces a meeting for the county votes to select delegates and officers. The notice lists attendees and names including Meade, Monmionier, Costello, Shattuck, Jorn Halts, and many others, with details on the date and place of the gathering and the janitor and committee selections.
Fragmentary notice references Cochise County hawk property and related claims. It notes a commissionless process for securing city property with value and mentions a September deadline. The text includes various names, addresses, and entities connected to financial and legal actions.
An old remedy advertised as soothing teething pain and diarrhea in children. Claims to soften gums relieve wind colic and calm stomach issues. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Also advertises Price's Cream Baking Powder with a World’s Fair Highest Award note.
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