Founding a Fortune Through Health and Digestion
A merchant explains that health and a strong stomach are the first prerequisites to making and maintaining a fortune. The piece argues digestion determines vitality and wealth, warning that even abundance of food without proper digestion fails to nourish. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies with patient testimonials and offers of free consultation and a medical adviser book.
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Cess
Dr. Pierce
G. B. Bird
Burnside, Putnam Co
Toms
Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Pierce
Pt &Ysician
Dierce
Buffalo, N. Y
News and Gossip From Yuma Disincorporation Vote Prompts Board Action
The News of Yuma reports the disincorporation of the village after a recent city election. Officers elected include H. Cheyney as president and J A Crouch as clerk. A board of fees was named to oversee village matters, with action on a renovation petition deferred to the next regular meeting. In a jail incident, four Mexican inmates drilled mortar free and nearly created a breakout before Deputy Daniel Devine interrupted the plan and notified officials.
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Fter
Methodist Tech
National
H. Cheyney
W. Hott
J. A. Crouch
Lena Ransome
Treas
W. H. Panorey
Yuma
Patterson
F. L. Ewing
J. E. Ine
Washington Camp
East Hill
Daniel Devine
Durnal
Whiteside
Fatal underground blast near Naco claims Mexican laborer
A Mexican laborer, hired by Frank Kirby to deepen a well six miles west of Naco, was instantly killed by an explosion. The man, unnamed, fell from a windlass at about 5 feet and his head was blown off by an ignited fuse as Dr. Lindley collected the body at the scene.
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Naco
Frank Kirby
Mail contract awarded for Fairbank to Tombstone route
Lem Overlock of Bisbee wins the mail carrying contract between Fairbank and Tombstone. He also secures additional county awards including Pearce to Middlemarch Cochise to Johnson and Turner to Fort Huachuca. It is unclear if he will run a circuit stage line or sublet the routes.
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Lem Overlock
Bisbee
Fairbank
Tombstone
Pearce
Middlemarch
Cochise
Johnson
Turner
Fort Huachuca
Santa Fe Flyer Wrecked East of Holbrook
A Santa Fe flyer due at 2 25 this morning wrecked one mile east of Holbrook last Sunday at ten o clock after a collision with a sand drift. The locomotive and combination were involved with unspecified injuries or damage.
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Santa Fe Flyer
Holbrook
Train wreck near Little Colorado bridge delays Holbrook line
The Holbrook train derailed after leaving a bridge over the Little Colorado river, tipping cars and engine. Passengers escaped unharmed while the engineer and fireman suffered bruises. A shoo-fly was built around the wreck and the train ran eighteen hours late, per the Kingman Miner.
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Ing
Colorado River
Holbrook
Kingman
Rancher McDonald Urges Suit Against Maricopa Supervisors
Santa Cruz valley rancher C R McDonald asks District Attorney Edwards to sue Maricopa county supervisors over expenses paid to the Board of Water Storage Commissioners. He claims treble damages may be recoverable. Also noted is William Zent from Naco buying a large herd in northern Sonora from Green and Packard, to meet rising Naco market demand.
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William Zent
Naco
Sonora
Green and
Packard
Placer mining in Sonora gains renewed activity
Placer mining along the Yaqui river in Sonora sees renewed effort with about twenty miners along a thirty mile stretch. Rich beds are distant from streams, water scarcity hinders work, and several companies hold large claims yet little has been done. Construction for a redu cement plant at Calumet Arizona Copper is underway under D E Heller, with quarry work east of Douglas and worker housing nearing completion.
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Sonora
Yaqui River
Lucion
Yaqui
Aros
Beas
D. E. Heller
Calumet
Arizona
Woompany
Douglas
W. C. Ellis
Dr. Bartleson
Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Geo. A. Lousbery
J. McColum
Ed. B. Kennedy
John
Rumors of 3S P passenger service and through trains
Officials decline comment on proposed 3S P service changes. Reports say Limited trains may be dropped this month and trains nine and ten could become fast through trains. VP Kruttschnitz cited plans for New Orleans to Los Angeles through service with dining cars, pending delivery of new equipment expected soon.
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S. P
Kruttschnitz
Dyspepsia Cure and Local Trades Advertisements
A pamphlet style ad skims medical claims for Kodo Dyspepsia Cure touting digestion aid and rest for the stomach. Local merchants Bell's Pharmacy 22 North Church Street and De Hay Witter 129 East Congress advertise cures, horseshoes, and craft services. Also notes William Ronstadt’s carriage shop updates and Tiffany glass pieces at Capo's Jeweler.
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Bell’s
North Church Street
West Church Street
de Hay & Witter
East
Congress Street
Tiffany Glass
Capo
the Jeweler
West Congress
The Sun Newspaper Promo Copy in Baltimore
A promotional description extols The Sun as a nationwide modern newspaper with extensive bureaus and correspondents. It highlights its up to date equipment, timely news from Washington to international desks, comprehensive market reports, and a commitment to education and public life. Subscription rates are listed for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions.
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The
United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
Sun
Baltimore
Norfok
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
the Sun
Sun Is Pupiished On Sunday, As Well As Every Other Day of the Week. By Mail
Daily Sun
Sunday Sun
Weekly Sun
Bustivone Wen Sun Weekly Sun Publisher Note
Advertisement blurb announcing the Weekly Sun with sections on agriculture market reports short stories and a woman's column. Mentions subscription price one dollar a year and free mail to US Canada and Mexico. Promotes advance payments and house department inserts.
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Agricultural Department
Weekly
Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
Illinois Central Announces Faster Omaha Chicago Schedule
The Illinois Central Railway will launch two faster trains on the Omaha to Chicago line. Train 2 leaves Omaha at 7:45 p.m. daily and arrives in Chicago at 9:30 a.m. next day. Train 4 departs Omaha at 7:00 a.m. and reaches Chicago at 9:45 p.m. same day. Both trains offer through equipment to St Paul via Fort Dodge and Albert Lea, with Minneapolis arrival times 7:25 a.m. and 6:55 p.m. respectively. Equipment includes Pullman sleeping car, buffet library smoking car, free reclining chair car, and dining car. The notice also advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for bowel regulation, sold at Belis Pharmacy, 22 West Church Street.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Omaha and
Chicago
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Freeport
Rockford
St. Paul
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
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Sioux City
Taey
Weatreal
Newport
Ito
Fred Ronstadt
Norris Silver
North Stratfford
N. H
James Brown
Putsmouth
DeWitts
Bell's
Che Sun
Baltimore, MD
Bustivone Wen Sun
A. 8. Abell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Texas
Pacific
el Paso
St. Lousa
Shreveport
New Orleans
R. W. Curtis
S. W.P
Paso
A. E. P. Turner
G. P
T.A
J. WY. Elmore
Dallas
Southern Pacific Co
Rune
All Oui
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Southern Pacific Company
Puman
C. M. Burkhalter
D. F
P. A
Tucson
M. O. Bicknell
Ger
R. Lowrie
Fr’t and
Pass
F. B. Morse
Laigent
Phoenix
Tucson and
Mammoth
Wm. Neal
DeWitt
Belis Pharmacy
E.A. Jacobs
Main and
Congress Streets
C. C. Parker
Memphis
Louisville
Clarence Haydock
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
8. P. Co
Morenci Southern Railway
Packie
Frisco
Cunningham Nee Guthrie
Enee Ly
G. Mille
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