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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1906
Page
2
The Tombstone Epitaph announces weekly publication every Sunday under WM Hattich as editor and proprietor with subscription terms listed as One Year and 17 Months.
A scrambled historical report warns of unrest in Northern Mexico with calls for Mexicans, mentions Diaz, Uncle Sam’s influence, and a recent Tombstone celebration. The piece notes parades, races, and local events, with references to delegates, conventions, and real estate activity amid tense cross-border sentiment.
A fragmented 19th century ad style page touts Dr Pierce’s medicines and digestive tonics. It cites public interest in the composition of remedies and promises free literature detailing ingredients and medical authorities. The piece references “Pellehman” and various patent medicine claims amid promotional prose.
A family recounts saving Geo a Eyter from death as a child suffered throat trouble and severe illness. After using Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds the patient improved with relief after a few bottles and is now in good health. The ad promotes a guaranteed $1 trial bottle from Atal drug store.
An OCR fragment discusses watches from 1778 and 1855 tonics and bitters for digestion and biliousness. It mentions a stomach bitters product and claims about its daily proven effectiveness and claims of relief from various ailments. The text is garbled but centers on timepieces and patent medicines.
Tombstone marked Labor Day with about 2000 visitors, a full program, and a large parade. Pearce and Benson played the ball game, races yielded prize money, and the event featured auto races, a drill show, and a crowd-pleasing parade led by Pier McDonald. The day concluded with a $1000 hose race and a social at Gage Hall.
An observed essay argues that risk takers and gamblers fail against nature. It emphasizes the stomach as the root of many illnesses and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive and related diseases. Patient testimonials claim relief from indigestion kidney and liver issues after use, urging readers to consult Dr. Pierce in Buffalo.
AL Hy Gardner returns from Chicago to Huachuca Water Co. duties and discusses school sentiment in Aris. Tombstone contingent from Normal School plans a reunion visit. Frank Murphy and group tour properties in Arizona arriving for inspection. Constable Jack White returns to Higbee as sheriff candidate. Mea Thames returns to Bisbee, Mrs George Jack and Alpha visit, and Jasselin stays near the house.
In Columbia Gate, August 13, prize winners Bradhus and Nichols lost to Rose and Melver from Arizona in a notable drill contest. Melver edged them for second on Rivers Way, while Hess and Melver drilled 454 inches securing the main prize of 1 000 dollars.
United States navy department revived for consumption in its ordnance department Inds from three concerns to supply 75,000 pounds of ingot casting copper to be delivered at the New York navy yard. It is probable that Phelye Dodge Co of Cochise County Arizona will deliver 1810 pounds and their respective ten Phelps Didge Co New York 18250 James Clendenin Baltimore 18742 Nassau R Co 19.50
Superintendent Lee of the Copper Queen smelter in Douglas reports continually rising production. He expects the month to yield the largest amount of copper bullion ever turned out by the Douglas smelters. Snake Anan.
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