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The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
switzerIand,. SIX ProduetIon.

Few people probably suspect the
extent to which Switzerland figures
among the silk-producing countries OF
the world. which, SO far as Europe is
concerned. have always been supposed
to be France and Italy. But Switzer-
land exports annually silk to the value
OF about 320,O00.00 nearly all going
to European countries.
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
Prlma Donna War. on TIob...

Cleveland. o.-Miss Olga Orion,
prtma donna Of the comic opera com.
pany. has begun crusade against
tights. She says they are insanitary,
and 1t Is only question of time un-
til they will be obsolete. Miss Orion
ought to know. Her acquaintance
with tights is intimate and Of long
standing.
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
Idle Tales from Bosfor,
Nsted Oratsris S.sz VIE Living Resiene.t lis cy-Wn
hrop Ciess Declared Sseees-Mlisaare Sk masfaetww
Teaching Sunday Sehed At Helyske.

BOSTON.-Probably many readers of the
older generation will remember Mrs. Flora E
Barry. one of the greatest oratorio singers Of the
past, who is living in retirement from the public
gaze In this city. Among American singers MrA
Barry Is the repository of the true tradition Of
oratoriO singing. In her prime q choral associaI
ton was to be found in almost every city Of I'm
portance in the country. The popularity OF
"Pinafore" had not yet started the craze for anna
teur opera, and local singers practiced and sang
the chorus parts of the great oratorios.
In the bygone days Mrs. Barry sang In nearly
every state in the union. from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and from Canada to Old Mexico. In
the retirement from the strenuous existence OF
the public singer she finds great enjoyment
though many interests demand from her thought
and labor
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
raII Mon for ian a..

Tampico. Ill.-The farmers are
looking for tall hired men to pick
corn this year. The season has been
such that stalks have shot ears nm to
over the average mans reach.
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
Always Prepared.

Mrs. Goodform is always prepared
for any occasion, isn't she?"
Yes. indeed. She even keeps a
pink silk kimono hanging by the win
dow 10 that in case of fire in the night
she can slip it on while she's getting
into the fire escape."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24

thrilling
ne she Baltimore
IL The
moed to tears by the pathos
Boston she jubiees
peace a reunited
In the of jubilee
mou of
IA the OF Martha
ESQ pounds thereabou,
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24

Charles Bird the popular
bidding
him mobbed
thorouhbreds
about equines
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24


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The Dolores star., 1906-08-24


Norwich
from 1852 separated MT Smith into the
with Is hands this
in 1870
1874 Mr.
remained the
10000
year important
deyice the handle his rsvovesA
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
MORE WORK FOR NAUGHTY COPS.

A new system of punishment for delinquent
policemen Is on trial here. Police Commissioner
OMeara, when he took office on June 1, let 1t be
known that he proposed to that all police
men performed their full duty and that such of
them as failed to do SO would be punished but
that he would try to punish the men instead of
making their families suffer, would be the
case II he fined them.
He gave the policemen fair notice that IL 1t
became necessary to punish any of them for fall
ure to patrol their posts properly he intended to
do 1t by making them do extra duty for a GER
tain number Of hours the amount Of the extra
duty being regulated by the seriousness of the
ofense. The policemen took notice Of this warn
ing. especially after patrolman was found guilty
of not properly patrolling and sentenced to do 90
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
FROM cossLER's SON TO MILLIONAIRE.

the f1Be OF DdnleI WessUn, WHO u1ed AL
Springfield the other day. from the son Of poor
cobbler to that Of multmillionaire pistol manu-
,facturer, is interesting. As boy young Wes-
son received but scanty education and after q
briei period OF woIk p, On ms ia.nsr .h Iarm ne
shoemaker. His brothers, Rufus and Marlin,
were already in the business. Daniel resolved
that he would not become shoemaker. His
craze for firearms resulted finally in his going
into the gunshop OF his elder brother. Edwin. at
Northboro
The story is told that within few hours after
his arrival, he proved his right to be gunsmith
by assembling all the parts Of new gun without
instruction from his older brother, to whom he
was apprenticed. In 1S4S. Edwin moved to Hart
tendent.
The first of Mr. Wessons great inventions
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24
What II Might Do.

6mith-Can your summer hotel ac
commodate any more guests?
Jones-Yes, it might accommodate
the people who are already in It
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24

n the ms p 9 whom so
a a
o d therefore she is upand h IL kitchen $3.50
O
frequently ad of eand
cake ii fh MI Roosevelt the
herself is charitable end emo
oeo ohe is ride
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Safe Return of
 President E. B. Gage

President E. Gage of the T. c. NJ. Co, who had the unpleasant ex- perien e of witnessing the San Fran .lsco earthquake, and who. it was feared hy his many friends had fallen s victim, returned to Tombstone last evening none the worse :r his ex- Ierience. Mir. Gsge shudders as his m. nrory reverts back to the incidents i.e was forced to observe, saying that the realitie. of the horrible zee beg gar description. but that the picture of misery consequent up' n the con = s'ernatiou can never be erased from , :ke tablet of his memory. Mir. Gage filed several teiegrsms to friends in Ton Dstone. apprising them of his ; safety, hut owing to the prostrati''n , of the telegraph service they failed to reach their destination. Travelling
 m his prlvxte coach, Mir. Gage made the homewsrd trip by easy stages
 being gisd to Ire again m Tombstone
 his safe arrival sffording much fol
 those who feared the worst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
japan's Wonderful Progress

Within the space of less than two years Japan has become one of the great powers of the earth, and its re- cent achievement ID the war with Russia have caused the other pow-r- to take notice The wonderful cure. made ty the celebrated Husfe ter Sr, m~c Bltters has also caused the. medical world 10 take notice. and as a result 1t is being pr.~crited every day to patients who suffer from nsuses, heal tburn, bloating. sour risings. poor appetite, indigestion, dysp@psis, cot- tiven-ss "r hinousne-s with sggrsvai- ing results. In these spring m. nth ir ir also very tffec i've in overs"ming that tire. feeling. It tones up the sluggish liver. purities the tiood. and mskes y,u we'll rll over. Don't ex- pertinent. Insi.t on hsvi'g 6 Hostel. te s,wi,h our pr vnte stamp over the neck of the bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Tombstone Helps
 Helps Worthy Cause

Following is a complete list of thos' of our Tombstone citizens who hav. contributed to the alleyiation of want and misery following in the wake oi the esrth's interna troubles in San Francesca. Tbe donation fvots nj $l.55O The sum IS insignificant com pared with other sections. but the fact remains that Tombstone has-w.alth and population considered-given more generously than towns of greater pre- tension and more wealth pro rata.
 This is . d ,stinction proverbial of Tombstone; . liberality among hei citizens that has ever obtained since the inc ption of the camp; it is gen erosity that wall maintain until the abandonment of the camp, each sue ceed .ng new conner adopting the good old way" with free abandon that en- riches the soul and makes glad thu, hs arts of the poor and needy.
 Following is the list:
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Feeding the Homeless
 in the Stricken City

SAN FRAScISco-Good order has been established and the military hnve organized model camps of the homeless in the city parks. Registry bureaus are being established and plan of coperation adopted that simplifies the general relief work. Thousands are being fed and supplies furnished at all relief stations. There is consid able sickness among the homeless but no smallpox or contagion exists ss re ported Mail servIce is being estab- lished tDday and telegraph offices opened for regular work. The work nf cleaning debris goes on heroicly and occasional dead .Cdies brought out of the ruins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
4 CARD OF THANKS

We take this means in expressing our gratefulness toward the Tomb stone public for deeds of kind e, tokens of friendship and words of coincidence during our recent bereavement, when God ID his infinite wisdom saw proper to take from the family circle eur be- loved son John s. None but parent can feel the sting of Death % keenly but the ruthless taking of is ssomewhsi , sssuaged 0, generous publics un. stin'ed sympathy during the darkes, , hours. Nor are we forgetful of the I presence of number of visiting B P.
 O. Els who. bv offering condolence q
 the trying hour. enheared themselyes still closer to brother.
 Praying that none may be called upon to bear e like ordeal, we remain
 sincerely. etc.
 MRs. & MRS JAa. H. MARRs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
PUBLIC IS AROUSED.

The public is aroused to know ledge .f fths curative meriis oi that great med
 c,nal tonic. Electric Bitters, for sick stomach. liver and kidneys. Mary H
 walterr, of 546 St. Clsir Ave. Colum
 ,us, O., writes "For several months. 1 was given up to die. had fever and sgu-, my nerves were wrect~d; could not sleep. and my stomach wss % weak fir m IseIers doctors drugs, that could Ut -at. Soon after beginning to take l. ectric Bi,t~rs, obtained relief, and in short time l was entirely cured
 guarantesd at all Druggists; price 50e
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Arizona Officers
 Of the G. A. R.

The following officers have been -lec ed bv the A'iznos department Tor
 he G. A. R.: Comm tnder, James C. C'e'sht"n. rsn'or vice commander; 4 !. DO'ar, Prescott: Junior vice com- nsnder. Winfield Sco [, Ph"rix nedicsl director N. q. Fulme', Tue ron deOs' .men, chsp'.in, D. P. Kyle, Phoenix; department council oi cd. 'nini-irs iJn, A. F. w s ern oi T, sron :. T. s epsId of Pr. Sc, tt, MH,on D.-s of FlaRs'si J C. lIins G obe 'e!esate 70 f,r.ie,h ns iousi eucxmo- snent, K, Fl tirrrns of Pnueu X. ,s. -l-tsn.s s. io,s .t general, and ss.ist.nt quar esnsster g.nsrs, ". F. K 5 thunder Of Pm"erir
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
John s Mars
 Ends His Life

Pedestrians sL ng Allen street wer
 artL last even,ng about ! 80 clocl i! the dirchsrge of . revolver in tn pony salcon, owned by Jas. H. Marrs l The shot had ben fired by John $
 darrs. son of the proprietor. with gu
 'cidal intent It was a studio act O
 seif-destructiCn. Young Marrs walked
 behind the bar and going to drawer
 where the weapon was kept abstracted
 the revolver. His father and Harr,
 Rsfferty observing the movement, ana
 questioning the motive, moved simul-
 tsneously toward the young man
 when he hurriediy raised the wea DOT
 and sent leaden messenger of DeatL
 crushing through his head. The ball
 entered just above and behind the ght
 ear and passed out above and behInd
 the left ear.
 It was indeed a tragic affair q at Johnny Marrs should put all end to his existence in the pr, sence of a do- ting and indulgent father. surroun led by life-iong frie de and admirers. Johnny Marrs was born in Tvmbsto 2, attended .he pubic schools of rl,e city and was held in high esteem by those who had watched his steps from boyhood to mans estate, at which DO he had but recently arrived. being but Fl year, and months of age. Why this rash act it is difficult to fathom; m the pink of m ,nho d, TO- bust in health. possessed of qnslitica- tions to be admired, it is A my stery 10 his many friends ss to what evil spirit betrayed ms reason and stole his soul. There wss no occasion for this hur- ried and ruthless departure; ais eur. roundings should have betn enchanr- ment sufficient to bans foreloding visions and stay the hand that brougtt | anguish to a devoted parent, tears tu a iJying househ Id and regret, sym. pathy and Temor>e to a community | who bo" in obedience to the will Ci He who doeth all things we'll.
 The funeral services ~ere conducted this afternoon from the family resi- fence, corner of First ard SaffJrd streets, the Knights of Pythiss otfici- .ting. The services wer. largely at :ended, the casket was profusely decor lted with fowe's, and ct the conclu. ,ion of the beautiful and impressive Pythisn ritual over departed brother he remains were followed by . large ,oncourse of sorTowing friends to the City Cemetery where were laid to rest he inanimate body of John s. Msrrs
 Deceased was an honored member of the L o K. NJ. also an active mem- Der of the Tombstone fire department, zach of which orders turned out en mass and paid . grievous farewell t.. 3 beloved brother ss his body WAS hid den from view when consigned toesrth again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
From Mondays Daily.

tOnstaDic JACK W nlte ni DlsDt
 came over last evening and will wi
 spend several days here before the di'
 trict court.
 C. N. Thcmas. at one time may O
 oi Tonbstoi e. but now . resident (
 Bisbee, is here on court business.
 E. J. Jscklin and Leonard Aver
 son, of the Up ranch, were in tn city yesterday. They reported csttl
 in good cor dition in that locality.
 Among the outside attorneys in st tends rec at court are: H. Beum ler. A. G. Wright, Judge Neville, w A Richardson and W. A. Cass o D,uelas; Messrs. McHeynolds. Shel. lev. Nes e, R"ss. Ed FIsnnigsn, Mer- mt and ennett of Bisbee. lake Shearer and wife were in town toiay from their ranch in the valley NJ Shearer has some mining property m the s isshelms. to which he i. now giving some attention.
 Charles Splawn. fo merly of the Douglas police force, is in he city on court business.
 Mrs. F. N. Wolcott is spending a ie~ days at Pats gon a as the rest of Mr. J Gabriel, formerly of Tomb stole.
 Cashier Brandt. of the First National Ba' k, and wife have returned from a two weeks visit to friends at Abilene, Texas.
 Dave COhn, who a number of years ago conducted cigar store here, but whC for some time has been A resident "f birbee, 8 here serving as a grand | jurr.
 C,l. A. Grow is in receipt of an in ,ltstioo from the secretary of the navy to ie present at Annapolis at | the ceremonies tO be "eid on the 2ith | inst mt in honor Of John Paul Jon,s. i; Col. Grow is sn old naval officer and al~nys receives an invitation to affairs of this sort Jack McGee, of Bi-bee. is a Tomb stone visitor, and ~ill remain for ie~ weeks.
 c. l McReynolds, accompanied by his ian lily, are spend,ng a few days in he city, Mir. Mickey holds being called here on legal business.
 Deputy Sheriff Vim. Bennett re- turn .d yesterday from Phoenix, where he went with sn inssne patient, John Bain. Mir. Bennett made a quick trip, leaving here at 4:50 Saturday evening, making Phoenix and return ing here last evening at 4o'clocl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
The Relief Fund
 Continues to Grow

Tie Tombstone relief fund for the San Francisco earthquake sufferers continues to grow. On Saturday even- ing the donations aggregated $952 cash with the miners contributions vet to be added. Chief of Police Bravin collected about $6O additional tods y, and that toget her with the col iecti0ns made around the mines will sweli the sum total to about $l.5O0 The subscription list circulated among the miners has been turned into the gen. ral office of the T. c. NJ. Co.,, f, the names and amounts of which will arp. ar .n there columns tomorrow, the ist then being complete.
 This amount goes to the general reli. fund. hut the appeal conIinue, to receive brother!y response from nun erous sources. The grand haIt- ing sign of distress has been sisn lied, the grip ..resages A n 'cessity and th- alarm calls fer funds with which t battle of diversity, and the several bene ficisry orders se approp' iating and forwarding to their re-pcctiv, ord. rs help frr brothers m distress.
 The Chinese colony, several of whom. contributed Literally to the general fund, held a meeting last night and r,ir d $l01 to be sent their dIstressed d countTymen, Independent of general charity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
FIENDISH SUFFERING

is oite,. .sused by sores, ulcers ana can- csr- that eat away your skin. Win. Be- dell. of Flat Rock, M,ch.. says: 'T have used Hucklen' Arnica Salve, for Ulcers Sor..s and Cancers It is the test heal ing dressing l ever found" Soo'hes snd heals cut-, burns and sc,lds. 25c at al Druggis guaranteed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
From Wednesdays Daily.

} At Urney F. W. Shelly returned ! i,-t evening from Bisbee and will re-
 main for few days on court business. F. J. Hartman and wife, of Tues. Q
 are registered at the Arlington, Mir. Hartman being called here on bus ness before the district court.
 A. w Wood. .he Bisbes liverymsp,
 is in atte dance on tbe district court. B w. Norton, of Bisbee, is regis
 tered at the Arlington hotel, being
 here ss 6 witness before the grand
 jury.
 Wm. B. Cramer, of Douglas, is here
 f"r few days on business before tie
 district court.
 Attorney Frank Hereford of Tucson came in this morning from the west and will remain for few days on busi- gess before the district court. Jack Stevenson met with e very painful injury at the Big Shaft last evening by having the thumb of his left hand badly mashed and also sus tsing sericus injuries to the wrist. | The accident occurred by being caught "n the cage. The wound was dressed by Dr. Bacon, and he is doing | as we'll as can be expected.
 F. Nichols. of Naeo, is in attendance on the district court, being . witness before the grand jury
 Sam Upchurch, of isbee, came over last evening and will remain q few days on business before the district court.
 G. Miller, of Nsco, returned to his home yesterday afternoon, having been excused by the court from fur her attendance. Mir. Miller has three children Tn San Francisco, of whom he has not heard since the earthquake. If he does It hear from them this afternoon he will leave for San Fran. cisco. l.
 Constable Jud Fruit of Bisbee is n he city today as . witness before the grand jury on cases coming from that end of the county.
 Messrs Earl Reed and James Welch lrove over fr m Bisbee yesterday af- ernoon to attend the funeral of their ate friend, Johnny Msrrs. They re- turned home today.
 c. I. McReynolds and wife returned O their home m BIsbee last evening fter a stay here of few days.
 Constable Luke Short of Paradise is lere for a lew days on business before he grand jury.
 Con table Doyle and wife drove over rom Bisbee yesterday afternoon and Till remain here for 8 few days, Mir. )..yle being called as . witness befcre he grand jury.
 Thomas Higgins, the Biabee mine wner, is in the city on mining busi- ess. Mir. Higgins has recently be- f ome interested in some property in he vicinity of Benson.
 Captain Rynning of the Rangers eft last evening for the Gila valley. a there he was called on official busi- ess.
 Frank Ramsey returned to his home n Douglas this morning, having been 1cused from further court attendance or the present.
 Perry Fike. of Naco, is in the city, e:ng called here as . witness before he grand jury.
 w F. Ford, of Bisbee, who is con- ecied with the gents' furnishing de- srtment of the Copper Queen store, , a visitor on court business.
 Attorney s. E. Hazard, of Bisbee, , in the city for . few days, having P verdi important cases to come be ore the court in which he represents
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
From Tuesdays Daily.


 contract for furnishing fire clay fo the use of the melte at Uougl .s, i, m the city, having been ,ught on ,h. specia venire for the grand jury.
 Morris Fletcher. the D .nglas lI,- er,man, Is a Tom stone vi.i or or business before the district court. | c. NJ Henkle, chief of the Bisbee tire department, came over tn 8 morn- ing on business before the district court.
 Attorney w. E. Parker, of Tucson Is in attend nee on the district ecu [.
 c. F.. Wilbur, J ,seph Dickson ana H. A McBeath, of Bowie, are in the city, being called here ss witnesses b.- fore the grand jury. J. G. Lowry and B. Black, of Fresno, Cal. are registered at the Arlington hotel.
 Joseph Cummings returned to Bis bee this morning, having been excused from service AS q grand juror.
 Constable Tom Larrieu of Fairbank is here on business before the district court.
 Roscoe Cornell, of Fl Paso, is Tombstone visitor and is register d at the Arlington. Constable Shror shire, oi Bisbee. Is in the ty on business before the dis trict court.
 J"e Morrison, the Bisbee attorney is here for a short time on business before the district court.
 Captain Thomas Rynning of tie Arizona Rangers is in the scity on business before t"e district court. He reports nothing of especial as happen Ds throughout the territory c,nutct d with tine Ranger force. Accom- the captain are Sergeant and Rangers Rountree and Kidd T.
 Ed Drew, of Pesrce, is here t. serve Is A g:snd juror. Frank Cole, of the Copper Queen tore in Blsbce, is here for few days, 'eing a witness tefore the grand jury n number of cases. Deputy Sheriff Young Davis. of ] )ongia-, came over this morning on business before the district court. Jack Evars, of Bisbee, came over { his morning, being called as a w.t. s ness before the district court.
 Alfred Paul, who has the contract IT furnishing silica for the smelt. as )nug.as IS in the city.
 Vim. Gadj, of Bisbee, is spending II ew da here.
 Frank Ramsey, f Douglas, isspend ng few days here, beng called on business before the distract court. A. Newman, of the Fair Store in ,isbee, i. here for a few Jays on min ng business John Gleason and wife are Tomt- tone visitors, MT Gleason serving as ! grand juror.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Cananea is Made
 New Mining. Capital

According to the Cananea Herald Cananes is to be the chief govern. ment center of the district of Arispe after September 1. Arispe has here tofore been the capitol at which point all mining papers were registered and final papers issued. The transfer is . most important enc. It is understood | government building will be erected at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Arizona Horses
 for Eastern Races

A Boston Mass, dispatch says: Am, ng the entries announced for the early closing stakes of the Readville grand circuit meeting are two from Phoenix, Arizona, as follows: The Norfolk, 2.O2 pace, 8, 900, J. c. Adams chestnut geIding, Custer by Sidney Dillon and the bay gelding Bystander by Zolock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
SA Million Boxes a Year.

In 1895, none; in 1900, 6,ooo,oee 'oxes; that's CascareI Candy Ca
 'hartic's jump into popuiarity. The people have cast their verdict Best meo;cine TOT the bowels in the wo.ld. All GsueRists, see.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29
Another Killing
 Had at Bisbee

Word was received fr,m Bi-be- today that James Mclaughlin wss shot and killed by James Campbell ear y this morning. Both parties are we'll kno~n the deceased formerly re siding on a ranch on the San Pedro
 ampb-ll IS a transfer man st Bistee The killing was the result of quarrel betxeen the men she night befo e and WAS resnntd in the morning cuImi na- ting in the tragedy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29

WAxrED-Msp.gsr tor New BrAnc yf our business here in Tom mnstone A rite plainly, w,th references,
 TIE MoRKIs WaoLEsALE Co.
 Cincinatti, Chi.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29

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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-29

Laxative doses of Ayer'e PIiIS oach n'ent greatly aid the sarsapariiia.