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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1899
Page
4
Prospector Le Amberk lists Amiona and Southeastern Br railroad time tables with notices on schedules and operations. The fragment references timetable details and regional railroad terminology affecting travel planning and line status.
Local notes mention a sale of one hall safe and $15 apply tores at Bandows with Hishes news on page three. Tombstone Drug Store advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin eruptions and various ailments at 25 cents a box with cure guaranteed by J. M. Filks, Druggist.
Judge Thurlow secretary of the Yuma Marriage bureau vows to outdo a North Dakota justice. He offers elegant bridal gifts and round the clock weddings at reduced rates. He will accept wood in part payment and waives the kiss rule for brides over fifty seven.
Local ads tout Syrup of Figs and Prickly Ash Bitters while druggists offer tonics. New York public schools enroll 236000 with 3.50 teachers per pupil. Tombstone visitors Maud Walsh and Jane McHugh noted. A fire alarm at Duncan Garrett residence ended without help. Spenazuma mining expands works at Morning Glory claim in Clark district. Cuban import data for June 1699 lists livestock and goods. Maricopa cattlemen protest taxes. flying branding iron invented by Jack Gibeon in Phoenix rendering notices.
A sequence of recorded transfers lists numerous mining interests and properties. Names include Lowell Ari Co Dashing Shumaker Bichels Thompson August Baron Wagner Cline Seat Koroom and many others. Amounts shown include 5000 dollars 360 dollars 200 400 and 1000 among various transactions.
Newark Michigan native from the Civil War era suffered severe ulcers for 76 years until Bucklen's Armia Salve cured him. J M Folks Druggist sells the salve and Tombstone Day Store offers Clarks Iron Bitters as a tonic. Barringer of Philadelphia, a Pearce mines owner, documented in Phoenix Enterprise notes.
A muddled medieval puzzle of kinship claims shows a speaker declaring complex relations. The speaker ends by asserting identity with a contradictory phrase I am my own father, illustrating tangled family ties and recursive lineage.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful health booster. It claims to convert weakness into strength and energy into mental power with sugar coated pills. Sold by J M Draggist and Tomb- Drug store promotes a blood purifier for skin diseases.
Public notice invites participation in a Mexican excursion festival marking the birth ceremony of Saint Frances. Details include dates from September 17 to October 26 with travel from Fairbank to Mag Antena and back, pricing at 6.30, and contact through J. E. Guy. Local miners and suppliers are alerted to property and labor conditions in the district under W. Cox and Thos. King oversight.
A historical pamphlet style note extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to fortify the body against germs found in air water and food. It claims to cleanse the system enrich the blood aid digestion and improve vital power while noting it contains no alcohol. A testimonial from Josie B E Clark Enterprise Missouri supports its health claims and recommends Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for irregular bowels.
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