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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-09
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The hall game between the Pearce and Benson teams sas played on Sun dA: afternoon. A hrg and enthusi- ast C crowl being present. The game Was on hy the Pear e nine in a score uf lj L. s and tn $50 prize money "ss duly pad them.
 Tut the brg celebration started on
 onday. All the contestants m the hose races were here the cay before and ready for the big event.
 Tombstone WIS in gala attire; gar
 and- of bu ,ting and flags galore, dec.
 ra.ed Ihe b1sin.ss houses and many residences, sll of which created fav ora le impression with the 2UOU visitors. T'ie restaurants made extr provisions to care for the multitude, the associated churches likewise rro- vided lul. oh, on quarters At the corner U Allen and Fiith, while the Catholic lsdI-s occupied the Armory Hall to care for the huDgry-and A were kept ,u-y.
 The Tombs one City band furnished t.e nusIc for the day snd scored ' triumph Their concerts durir the daJ were much enpyed and many favoratl- comments posed upon the band-the pride of Tombstone
 Tbe early morning events compris- foot races and automobile Faces,
 hicn brought the crowd out m large uu,lhers aud Lined both cid of th. race course on Allen street
 Inc b y-' loot race of 100 ysrds, limited to youths of 1, years aud under, was Won by I'd. Garrett II in 3-5 -conds, rem lrk ,biy gJOi run. This race cirried with it s p izr oi s20. A l0j y.ri dash fo men brought [ rth 9 entries and wa also quite exciting Mr.G II. Davi-. A member of the Duuglas hose team | in 10 sec uds flat. Mr. DavIs proved an exceptionally swift printer easily winning over his cnn- testants. He won the $50 prlz..
 In the sutom,. bile Face five con- t-stants were entered and was Won b, Robert Joyce in the Rcd Devil. This was the frat automobile race il Arizona. Anoiher race may be had iere sh rtly, sa race only will dec:d, he speed merits of an auto.
 At l;30 a. m., just as the last fv, coaches of excursioni ists pulled in rom 'ishef and D"ngla., the parade start d and all visitors had sn opportun,t, o view the came The p rade was a hit." p rtsr McD )nald ss marshal of tbe- ay, mounted on coal lack charger, 'ad the parade, his two aides being Y Bennett and Bud Sanders. Fol- l, owing was the band; the fraternsi rders, who were we'll represented
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Watch Made h. 1778

A wes'ern je~rler Ia i. hIs p .ssion o .e of 'f~ SIX hand male sitter Sri $ aiChes wh'rh acre 'ons' uc'-d | Ens- lard in I578. it ke~ps sl l-ndi tim.
 q d l. Inore accurate Ihtn m. o, rb modem watches. it wss ih 1883 ihz Hos:etier's St"msch RI CTS ~ss fir ma c, and practical xper ence pr v.n ever day hal 't IS lar sup-TIor Q q mo1-rnIe "' d'es fo- u g.uoh all n-n as sick h-a 'ac'e. fl tu -ncv ear hur. D or Je,it leepi->snes>. Ii .r'r rkid- nev troubles. idig- ton. o,sp,p,i. cramps. bi liousr e,s. :tm,ie Ills rma- Ia'Ia, f-,er ard agne. No matter hox long you h.,e heen s surier the B it-,s " Il p .sitivrlv hSlp you Then ~hy no, get bot Ie to-d y ard give II a chsuce 10 rrnvr it's merit The 2. hume hS, GU Pnv.te Stamp over the neck.
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Douglas Team Wins the Championship Hose Race Contest Features of
 the Parade---A Gala Day for
 Tombstone, ,.Many Visitors

Labor Day was fl in .y observed in Tombstone yesterday About 900 visitors lent their pres to the occasion and made of it a celt bratinn long to be ren emler.d An extensive and well ar angcd program me through with in every deal. The parade in harmony with the earty app obation of the throng. Every event brought of pre-arranged giving entire satis a on to the contestants and af"rding much anuse ment and great in'eIest to the si ectatos To sI eel ilize any event ot CT than the hose would be an injustice to other speciality equal mer tornus
 IT was gentee crowd who came to do honor t, the day; not thing transpired to the pie lsu of the proceedings. and it was the unan- mouS decl ration that Labor Day had been most a propriately bser, ed in Tombstone
 Those give freely of their time in the per fec ng of d tails that resulted in such happy cl ,sions deservi of high mmendation and public quick 10 appreciate is unstinted in fled ai>e of those whose energies contributed to the success of the | ig celebration.
 Following is brief summary of the days pro cee lin s.
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Jime-keeoers' Record of the Hose Race {:

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, . stomach and blood medicine. cures 'iis eases of heart, lungs. liver, kidneys etc, by curing diseases of the stomach and digestive and nutritive systems.
 rFor six long years I suffered with my liver, kidneys, and indigestion, which baff1cd the best doctors in oui country" writes Mir. E. L. Ransell. o! Woolsey, Prince William Co.,, Va. T suffered with my stomach and back for long time and after taking quanr t of medicines frorI three doctors, I grew so bad could hardly do days work Would have death, pains in the side. and blind spells, and thought life wa: hardly worth living. I deciIled to con. suit Dr. R. V. Pierce and his staff oi physicians. They said my case wa curable and I was greatly encouraged. began taking Dr. Pierce's Col,'en Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pel. lets, as advised. Before had taken half of the second bottle began to feel relieved. l got six more bottles and used
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ARIZONA
 COPPER
Government to Buy COChise County
 Product
THE PRICE PAID FOR THE SAME

For consumption in its ordnance department, the United Stares navy department has received buds from thrre concerns to supply 75, 900 pounds of rngnt casting copper, to be deliy- cred at the New York navy yard.
 It Is probable that Phelps, D, dge & Co. of CochIse county, Arizona, will furnish the metal at IsAc pound.
 The bidders and theIr respective ten- ders were: Phelps, D, dge & O, New Tor $iS.25c. James Clend,niu &
 0, Baltimor-, SIS 74c; Nassau $ & R. Co $l9 50.
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Largest Output in
 History of SmsIters

Supe intendent Lee, of the Conner Queen .meiter at Doug as, was in the city L. y on business connected
 ith that company Mir. Lee stated that the output of the shelter Is being continually increased and that this mon h will in all probability see the largest amount of copper bullion turned out for any month in the history of the Douglas smelters
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TAKING CHANGES.
People Who Will Learn Clly by a Perilous Pers onal
 Experience.

As a rule experience is profitable only to the individual who obtains it. When the aged man tries to save youth from mistakes such as he n, de, the youth smiles to himself: -The idea of that old fossil thinking that an up- to-da.e young man is going to make mistakes" It is a peculiar trait of human nature that each man thinks he is little smarter than the others, and that he will succeed where others failed. rOh, yes," says Smith, "I know that poor Jones got capsized in the rapids, but Jones never was a good hand at the
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Has It Ever
 Occurred to You

That the crowd that was in atten- | dance on tn celebration yesterday | was an orderly une. There was not & fight recorded and no q unken mn | to mar the pleasure of the day.
 That was da dy, and Tomb etone did herself proud.
 That school began today and the term in Tom hstone shows an increas ed attendance over last year.
 That the celebration was a grand success from start to finish and great credit is due to the committees ior theIr untIrlng efforts to make it so.
 That the horse races helped con siderab to fill out the afternoons entertainment and some good CIV ponies were entered in the yar.Ous races.
 That ~heritf Hunts little daughter Lu 3, Is graceful rider and besides Sinning a horse race received the plsud.ts Of tn, admiring CT 'wds. That hose races are might, uncer- tain and you cannot always tell where the sip's 2 ing to occur.
 That Ed Garrett surprised his friehds bv his sprinting ability m the loo ysrd dash. A mat h rae is probable with Henry Dsyis. That the Donglas Sme'ter team wilt now Ue obliged to defend the clam to the C"chi-e cIuntv champion ipv- ing cup, donated by Chas Keuder.
 That the i in: statehood float wA- OK, h ewise { e burlesque drilling contest and the darktpwn ire brigade Much amusement was sff ,rded by these novel features oi the parade.
 That Gage Hall was never 90 crowded s. 's.: night. The d ,nce was grand success.
 I at the -treet department ye ter day had the cleaned streets which - now free from rubbish and in g,d condition.
 That the Tombstone band wer the,e with the goods on the day of [ 2 celebration. and were compIimen d from all sid.s.
 That Brsrd os Trade or Charl.r of Commerce would be of material henetiI to Tombstone and should ie organized at once.
 That Bisbee will be crowded to- morrow with delegates to both terri tOrial conventions The joint state hood advocates will be thrOSn out h, both parties.
 That the snti-j int statehood com nlitee are grtting out some advertI-- iig matter among Shich will be some 5OOO buttons with the inscrip ion "G6 to 1 Mt" th reon
 That the al ince Of our visitors re- turned home yesterday afternoon. All had & pleasant word to say of Tomb stone and the treatment received here
 That there is an even dozen Of ap- p'icsnts for teachers c,T.itic ties m the examinations being held by Sup 0. Schools J. A. Rockfeliow.
 That Delegate Mark Smith will toe n BIshee tomorrow to attend t.e D, mucratic convention. He will re. ceIve rOusing ovation.
 That several real estate deals have been II ade during the past few day ard the property transferred tr'ugh good fl lures.
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BISBEE
 WINNERS
Arizona Champions Win Big Drilling
 Match
MAKE A RECORD DRILL

A Butte (Montana) dispatch says "At Columbia Ga dens, the pr nc;pa feature "f the Labor Day eel. b. atIcn was the drilling match between n The prize nners in the contest held tngust l3.
 Brad. haa and Nichols, the winners contest. were defeated by Ross and Mclver of r si ct, Aiizuna, who drill,d second to them on Miners Day last month.
 "K' ss and McIver drilled 45I and and Brsdsha and McNichols went nto the anite 44s inches The prize vas Fl 900.
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