22 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1907
Page
1
Edward Dolan presents a weekly program with three changes nightly. Tonight features Overture, Moving Picture The Slave and Two Step, Illustrated Song The Stars and Stripes, Overture Finale, Moving Picture The Jealous Wife. Performances at 7:30 and 8:30.
May effect the Arizona producers as low copper prices curtail smaller mines. Large firms keep low grade ore working and market influence keeps output down. Some mines can profit at 10 cents per pound, few at 7 or less, with high prices a spur to production. A clock claims 2000 year time using gold leaf and salt jars. Moe s bitters touted as universal remedy.
Public response highlights Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach liver and kidney issues. Mary H Walters of St Clair Ave Columbus recounts a months-long illness with fever nerve damage and sleepless nights but reports recovery after taking the tonic. The ad-like piece promotes discounted drugstore prices and urges readers to visit Mrs J J Jacome for bargains.
The document from J A Wilson broker Cananea Sonora dated September 18, 1907 records bid inquiries and regional references to Cananea Cananea South Cananese South Western and related areas. It mentions Chairman J P Ditton of the territorial democratic central committee receiving communications via Prescott and Delegate Mark Smith through a committee channel.
Ocampo mines in western Chiba Mexico, developed by the Greene Gold silver Co, show progress. Colonel Greene believes early history may be duplicated or surpassed. The mines, once Jean Maris, are a famed gold-silver camp discovered in 1814 by J ernule Herder, yielding about $19,000,000 in later years.
On account, a close margin sale of School Books will be exchanged for cash only. Just received at the Peoples store a elegant lice of boys' suite, 27.
A fragment notes Gila county flag for joint statehood vote, described as silk and handsome, with a banner inscribed. Presented by Marike Smith on November 6, 1960, in Toledo Ohio. Also an 1880s sworn oath advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Chesey & Co of Toledo.
The Need Brothers announce the disposal of their interest in Sneedlee Cream Parlors to Featherman McSwain who will continue operation. All bills due are payable to the new firm and public patronage is solicited. Tombstone dates indicate 1997 and 1907 notices of transfer and request for support.
Public church notices list 7 am Methodist preaching and 1 am day school 10 mm, 7:15 pm Epworth League, 8 pm Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:15 pm details, Congregational services tomorrow as usual, Christian Science at Fremont Street building with 11 am service and 10 am Sunday school. Also an eczema remedy testimonial recommending Chamberlain's.
The National theater at Cananea hosted a fast boxing card on Tuesday night. The ten round bout ended early in the third when Johan Bernal of Tucson was knocked out in his corner. About 400 spectators filled the Cananea venue and praised Arnold, the Cananea team’s standout big first baseman, for his performance.
Marriage licenses issued by Clerk James of the probate court: Eugene Hull to Mrs Blanton of Douglas. Harry West to Florence Stenburg of Bisbee. Ralph Shull to Della Daffin of Douglas. Elmar Leftault to Mary Gregorite of Bisbee. Mrs A Simmons wife of electrician Simmons with The Dime away to Homing Fort Oklahoma due to father’s illness. Local notes include sports mention of Bernal, plus updates on Mia Lou Woolery, Ausorge Gallen, Benson, Walter Cresey, Charlew Bowman, Father Meurer, and Cananea papers.
The Tucson Citizen reports the airport rumor spread after Sheriff Pacheco was wounded in a fight with Indians near Ajo. A courier from Gila Bend said no fight occurred and the party was moving toward El Cuba. No truth to Pacheco being wounded. Tombstone visitor K Robnetadt comments.
Weather forecast for Tombstone area notes cloudy skies and general conditions. Items mention jewelry quality at Tombstone Jewelry Store and business notes about W E Madoes and Worgan Oysters at Kreuders. Berrowdale plans to move to Kelvin to open a nation store with initial stock. Divorced suggestion by a woman physician contrasts with current method.
M W Jones representing the Tucks son Marble Works is in the city and is directing headquarters at the Arcade. Persons seeking monuments are advised to call Jones for service.
D W Semple formerly of Bisbee Daily Miner and later Douglas Examiner editor has launched a Globe based paper named the Miner. Its first issue champions miners and industrial classes while a Silver Belt excerpt shows Local Globe Socialist party readers repudiating its policy and policy direction. Lost fountain pen, return to Proctor office care G and receive reward.
The Douglas ball team travels to Tombstone by 1:40 a.m. train to meet the local club in a full-strength clash. Tombstone aims to reverse recent losses with Ashcraft debuting as catcher replacing Melgren who is out. Lineup lists Crable as pitcher, Ashcroft catcher, Reese first base, DeSullers third, Murphy short, Gallen second, Jones center, Garrett left and co right field.
The weekly list covers letters remaining in general delivery for the week ending September 7. Names include Mendes Vicinte Mercado Lorenso Morales and others. note the cue to call for above letters and the date of advertisement.
Deadly serpent bites are common in India yet Electric Bitters is hailed as a great restorative medicine by S A Frown of Bennettstilre South Carolina who says it cured his wife after years of suffering with dyspepsia and torpid liver. Also Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered for stomach trouble and constipation with many remarkable cures at 45 cents. Samples free and available at all druggists. Forsale by ell druggiets M
The Damon and Pythias presentation at Glote Globe Silver Lake Dreamland drew praise from over 500 local attendees. Professor McCarthy led a superb cast, delivering faultless performances that earned a strong encore demand and plans to repeat the show tonight.
Word comes from Tucson that Col William Herring is confined to his home due to illness. He has not been in good health for weeks and suffered indigestion two weeks ago, with another sudden illness placing him back in bed. Today it was reported he is much improved and resting easily. In related news, Mrs. J. J. Jacome announces a thirty day sale of millinery regardless of coat.
Tomorrow night The Dime will start a new policy with changes to the program. The show begins at 8 p.m. Admission is 10 cents for ages ten and up and 10 cents for under ten. Manager Geo Howard is praised for his public service and the house is expected to be packed. Oscar Goll will sing two illustrated songs. Tombstone references and Cincinnati business notes appear in the closing lines.
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