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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
WANTED-AGENTS.


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 a FIRST CLASS Agents wanted to carry oil cloths and linoleum commission through Montgomery Only responsible men of hus- ting ability need apply. Address Limo 1eum." Room 1901. No. 1os Fulton St, New York. -2 SEE CHANDLER & DOUGLASs-Bis Ad this page 300 acres land for sale. CASH SALARY and all expenses to men with rig to introduce our guaranteed poul- try and stock remedies Send for contract we mean business and furnish best refer ences. G. R. Bigler Co. x 607, Springfield. Ill. -2 PICTURE AGENTS-Portrait and frame complete soc. Elegantly framed. 3-ply wood veneer frame, Flemish oak or black. easy to handle and deliver Retails $1 9s fast as you show sample: framed sample Soc. Infor- nation free, Hyde Art co, 2s2s N. Ashland Chicago -2-su-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

Three nice five and six room new cottages on South McDonough street; not far out; modern. Two Of them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
INTERPRETATION.

YOUNG MAN-Thoroughly experienced in office work, temperate habits, now employ ed. desires change. effective February 1st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Alabama. with stapIe line, high commissions with
 sfoo monthly advance Permanent grt9i position Mich - ~-5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

In southern part of city seven room modern residence; lot 125x22S. One story. First class neighborhood. High elevation. Good value at $5,0o0. !.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
FOR sALE-RzAL ESTATE.

SEE CHANDLER & DOUGLASs-Big Ad. this page 300 acres land for sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
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WANTED-MALEH HELP.

men to travel in each state. distrfbute samples and advertise our goods Salary s2f per week and expenses
 guaranteed sExpenses advanced Exper- fence unnecessary. Address with stamp.
 stating age and occupation. Reeve O.. tii
 Dearborn St. Chicago. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

For $42o0--a most desirable seven room residence on Goldthwaite Street; modern conveniences throughout. Lot 50x150 feet.
 For $4,5o0--Seven room residence on Madison Avenue, splendidly located for home or fine renting property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Popular Tombstone
 Couple Are Welded

A marriage Incense was issued today to John Kimball to wed Miss Hattie Beach. Both parties are wellknown and popular Tombstone residents. The news Of the approaching wedding leaked out-as such news usually does-and quite delegation of friends surprised the couple by appearing at the train this morning. Their antics enbarrsed the bridal couple son ewhat, but they accepted the demonstration in good part The party goes to the mountain home of MT. and Mrs. { l Hoagland at the Huachuca Water Co reservoir in, the Huschucss, where they are to be joined in wedlock to night. Mrs. Hosgland being a sister C the bride-to-be. The newly wed wil snend sir weeks on "A honeymoon tril 70 California and return to Tomh .,ope to reside. The PRosPEcTol ;,;ns with numerous friends of th comb in ext~nding congrstulstior
 and b>st wishes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Governor kIbbey
 Declines to Talk

Can the county government of a county in Arizona legally force rail- road companies which take out one license in the territory for each train to sell intoxicating liquors on the train, to pay license oi S300 in every county through which that train runs?
 This question is at present causing quite 8 lot of comment in Arizona, due to the fact that the sheriff of Pima county has forced the Southern Pacific railroad to stop the sale of li-- quors on the train by demanding 6 license for every train.
 "The territory of Arizona" says Governor Kibbey, touching on this point, "has not given any instruc- tions concerning the matter, and the sheriff of Pima county has acted on his own initiative"
 "Can each county force the rail- road company to pay a license for each train, or does the taking out of one license by the railroad company give it the right to sell liquors on all the trains, In other W rds, is the rail road company not doing business on its own right-oi-way all the time and entitled to this privilege?'
 "This a question" responded th' governor, "thst I do not care to con slider, and have no answer for" Of course this is matter for thu courts to decide, unless the territoris administration expects to take som' steps to enforce collection, and it i readily perceived from the governor remarks on the case that he does no consider that it is any of the admin istration's business, but a matter [ be settled between the counties an the railroads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Sarabia Brings
 Suit for Damages

Through his attorneys, Beumler X Parsons of Douglas, Manuel Sarabis has brought civil action against An tonic Mazs, A. :. J. Shropshire, Sam Hay yhurst, J. F Dowdle, J l. Stam- baugh, Lee Thompson and the Title Guaranty & Insurance Company Of Scranton, Pa, for damages in the sum of s20,O00. The complaint is on file in Tombstone today.
 The comp. .sint, after formally desig- mating the official capacities of the officials who are included ID the action. at length reviews the sensational hap penings that were crowded into the life of the complainant, all of which are well known to the public at large The facts in the case, which the attor- neys review and make portion of the complaint, are just such as have been developed by the newspapers in hand ling the Sarsbia Kidnapping case here tofore. The surety company made & party to the sction is the company that is on Constable Shropshire's bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Arizona National
 Guard Visiting Ohio

Col. James H. Mcclintock has re- ceived an interesting letter from Capt. Allaire, who is in command of the Ari- zona rifle team at Camp Perry, Ohio. The captain states that the members are all well and enjoying the trip. They have comfortable quarters. plen- ty of good food and receive the best of treatment.
 Comparing the Arizona rifle team with those of other states, the captain writes -Four men are all well dressed, and the best behaved and not one bit of trouble has occurred and I want to say that l am proud of Arizona and her men. We hear all kinds of iav- orable comment upon our team and it does the men good. ."-Phoenix Republican,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Colonel Greene
 Denies Hartman

Evidently the newspaper reports that E. H. Hartman was the biggest part of Colonel Greene's Sierra Msdre & Pacific railroad isn't pleasing to the colonel.
 It has been denied that Hartman has anything to do with the Greene railroad This denial twas made by Judge A. B. Fall, Colonel Greene's personal and company attorney.
 That Colonel Greene and President Nickerson are in complete control of the Sierra Msdra & Pacific is certain (. While it has never been publicly announced, it is known down in Mexico that George D. Cook & Co Q, the noted bankers and bond broker. VI have fioated practically all of the Mexican government bonds now out are financing the road.
 Both Colonel Greene and President Nickerson have announced 2 vigorous campaign of extension work and tn, close of the rainy season will no doub see it inaugursted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Tucson Expects
 Another Railroad

The Tucson Citizen says there seems every prospect that in the near future Tucson will be on the main line Of another trsnscontinental railroad. Building railroads on paper is an easy occupation bat in this instance there is every sign that the actual building of a line which will mean much for that city is a probability of the vecy near future. Everyone knows of the road which John D. Spreckles is building from San Diego to Yuma, which at the present writing ie more than hall completed Within a few months time trains will be running on the na. ..ue. TLe Phelps Dodge system of roads at present extends from Ben. son eastward to Fl Psso, where they have connected with the rails of the Rock Island system. On good su- thority it is said . combination be- tween Spreckles, the Phelps Dodge people and the Rock Island road Is now in process of completion. Once these interests get together there will be a gap of only about 300 miles be- twe,n Benson and :Yums to be built over in order to establish a new trans continental inc
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Standard Price
 for Arizona Copper

A mining man, holding & resp onsi
 ble position in the Southwest, an
 who personally keeps in close toucf
 with the copper conditions through
 out the country, returned last week
 from trip 10 Eastern cities, where he
 went t. be present at an important directors meeting.
 Speaking of the price Of c pper this gentleman said to Star man:
 While in the East had occasion to talk with officers of the Greene Cananea company, the Amslgsmsted company and the Phelps Dodge com '. psny, and thesr men. in close touc with the copper msrket, ststed that before the month of Septe mber had passed they expected 10 see an estab- lisned prce fixed for copper and as result renewed confidence in the cop per stocks whicn have suffered such a marked decline during the past sixty days"
 Our informant said the price would | be fixed around eighteen cents, and | would be the result of an agreement 1 between the large manufacturers of he brown metal and the copper pro- iucers. Phelps Dodge officials, Greene Cananes and Amslgamated all ex- lressed su optimistic opinion regard ng the copper market during the fall months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Proposed Contest
 For Arizona Bands

The following letter, which speaks for itself, is being sent out to the vs- riOus territorial bands.
 "At tine coming territorial fair. No yember llth to lGth, inclusive, the territorial fair commissioners are de- sirous of offering competitive prizes. consisting of first and second prizes in what will be attractive amounts, pro viding five or more bands of the terri tory will enter into competition for such prizes.
 "Such competition will be an at tractive feature of the fair, and the fair, and the people of the different cities of the territory certainly should have local pride enough in their own band to subscribe sufficient amount to pay the expenses of their band.
 Tn offering suitable prizes and pay ing for the services of competent judge fer this competition, the fair commission will expend about s1.OOO, and they think that it would be i'm proper to make this expenditure un. less five or more bands were to enter the contest. Kindly ,et me hear from ycu promptly, stating what action your band will take in this matter Very truly yours,
 "GEoKGE E. TRUMAs, Secretary"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08

The comet that is now visible to residents of this territory is bothering the star gszers because it changes its tail almost every hour. Some contend it is an aimless tramp of the heavens and when it disappears it willbe never to return again.
 The eccentric visitor appears every morning slightly caller than the morning previous. and in few days more it will rise before midnight
 Its maximum brilliancy will bs reached during the coming week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Base Ball
At Douglas
By JOE MANNING.

The largest crowd that ever wit
 messed a ball game in this county, {
 crowd that packed the grand stand tt
 the limit, overcrowded the bleacher'
 and flowed out on the diamond. wer,
 treated to 6 magnificent exhibition oi
 the great national game when the
 Elks of Douglas and the Tombstone
 nine met the first time this season. Both Crsble and Cook were in rare form and the Tombstone f4vorite played an excellent game. The first six innings was a vsritable pitchers battle, but four men faced each pit her in the frs. inning and only three men on each side getting to bat in the second, third, fourth and fifth The fielding was of the sensational orde-, and the vast crowd in the stands fairly tbundered their applause as play after play was pulled of.
 Tombstone should have won, AS up to the sixth they had the game to 0, scoring in the first on Reiss' base on ball, his steal of second and Jones safe hit.
 There was nothing doing until the seventh, when with two out and two strikes bunch oi errors let in enough runs for Douglas to win:
 Melgren caught a great game and was dubbed the Little Wizard" by the bleachers.
 An electrifying tripple was pulled of in the first by Kimberlsn and Of the Tombstone team, both of whom made good throughou: the game.
 In the sixth Catcher Kelly of the Elks was struck ih the groin by foul tip of Megren's bat and was out for over ten minutes. Jones kept up the work that made him famous, getting three of the teams seven hits, steal ng two bases and making one of the most perfect throws from deep left to .he plate, getting his man by ten feet
 Cook was the whole cheese for Doug las, aud the team was greatly strength ened by Bisbee's star players, Blair and Boswell.
 SUMMARY OF THE GAME.
 Runs-Douglas, 3; Tombstone, l.
 Hits-Of Crable, g; of Cook, :.
 Base on bsll-Of Crable. 0; of Cook, ?.
 Errors- Tombstone, 9; Douglas, ?
 Umpire-Moore.
 Time of of game, hour and 40 min
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Labor Day at The Shelter City

The large Tombstone contingent to the Douglas Labor Day celebration is returning, d great number striving on the noon train, while the remainder are expected home tonight. Of the hose team event an exciting race was recorded, the Douglas team winning in 29i seconds. A team composed of Tombstone and Bisbee runners met with several accidents, though fortu- nately without serious results. Win. Truax of Bisbee fell in the harness, 1 sustaining an injured ankle, whiis Harry Macia of Tombstone was dragged about ten feet and wss slightly bruised At the ball game much enthusiasm wss evinced. Tomb. stone lost by numerous fatal errors Several minor accidents were also had at the ball grounds, a number of play. CTS being hurt by the ball. A bounce ball struck Ed James on the left eyt while playing short stop, and for g sew seconds Ed saw quite a shower o
 stars All of the Tombstoneites re-
 port having had a grand time at thu smelter City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Teachers Taking
 Examinations

There are an evoa dozen applicanti
 for teachers certificates takirg tn, regular examinations before County Schoo Superintendent J A. Rock fellow today.
 Of the twelge registered there is but one male applicant, Mir O Hassler of Douglas. who is surrounded by a bevy of good looking "school marms" all bent on securing territorial teach ere certificates.
 The examination will cover two days time and all papers are forward ed to the territorial board of exsmin- CTS at Phoenix. who ill pass upon same. The rules and lists of questions are formulated by the territorial hoard and it is stated the tests are unusually severe. many complaints being made hy al Iplicants at the previous eXsmin. ations from all parts of the territory.
 The following is list of the Cochise county applicants held st the present call.-
 Miss Edna lsen, Mrs Bessie Ne 'n- ham, Miss Minnie Rausberger, Miss 1 Cora B. Thomas, Miss Lena NJ. Rezner, Mrs. Sallie |. Scott, Miss Bess Qusrles, Miss Sarah Manley, l Mrs Katherine Vi Burke, Miss Lola Oliver, Miss Edna R Speir and MT [ O. Hsssler
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
The Simpson Mines
 Looking We'll

Ollie Simpson today received some samples o: ore from the Simpson group of mines near Patagonia, in which several Tombstoneites are interested. .. The property gives promise of becom ing g big producer, judging from re ports received. The samples are rich in copper sulphides and are much sd- mired by all who examine them. There are three claims in the group, and arrangements are being perfected to do considerable development work at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Bisbee Brokers
 Create Crash

, A financial crash in the shape o
 an assignment by the firm of Duey d Overlook, the well known brokers O
 Bisbee, was the startling intelligence
 received this morning from the big
 copper camp.
 About o'clock the news was veri-
 fled in Tombstone by the filing of as- signment pspers with the county re- cOrder, in which assignment is made i of the firms business, for the benefit l of creditors, to Richard F Wood and
 Joseph E. Morrison, both of Bisbee.
 A surety bond of the assignees in the
 sum of S20.OO0 was also filed and later approved by Judge Doan.
 The papers were brought over by NIT. Duey and Attorney Morrison. who drove over from Bisbee to file the same at the hour of opening the recorders office.
 In the affidavit filed with the as signment Mir. Duey as acting presi- ne Ut and treasurer certiies that the liabilitie. of the firm are approxi- mately S75 900 and the assets are given at approximately s50,O00 No sched- ulc of either is given in detail
 When seen this morning by 6 PRos. ? ECToR reporter MT. Duey stated that the firm had suffered revere losses on the occasion of the first slump in the ma fkets recently, and when the sec ond slump followed 1t left them with many bad accounts and no other al ternative but to make an assignment for the benefit of their creditors. Mir Duey expressed the belief that by stop ping the drain, and the sssignees given m opportunity 70 straighten out the ,ffairs of the firm, the indebtedness . ould probably be cleared, dollar for iollar, within few months.
 The crash is believed to have effect d many Bisbee patrons and others throughout the county. The an- louncement Of the assignment creat- d much excitement in the copper amp and many wild rumors of amount of liabilities and street talk makes the event the topic of conyer- atioD
 Richard F. Wood, one of the ss- ignees, has been acting as book leeper for the firm since i,s inception, ShiIe MT. Morrison is the wellknown ,ttorEey oi Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Following the Flag

When our seldiers went to Cuba and the Philippines, health was the most important consideration. Willis T. Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant U.S.A. Of Rural Route l, Concord N. H. says "I wac two years in Cuba and two years in the Philippines, and being subject to colds took Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, which kept me in perfect health. And now, in New Hampshire. we find it the best medicine in the world tor coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Guaranteed by all druggists PrIce soc and s.1OO. Trial bottle Tree
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Oil Shelter in
 Operation at Denver

Louis Ezekiel, representing the Ari- zons Smelling Company, was a viz i,or in Benson fast Wednesday. Mir Ezekils said his company is operating an oil.smelter in Denver for the pur- pose of testing copper ores of Arizona with view of establishing oil smelt' ing works in the territory. To this end he has bought considerable ore and shipped it to Denver. paying the mine owners full value without de- ducting anything Tor the smsltel charges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
A TOUCHING STORY

is the saving from death, of the baby girl of Geo. A. Eyler, Cumberland. Md, He writes: At the age of Il months our little girl was in declining health
 with serious Throat Trouble, and two physicians gave her up. We were al
 most in despair, when we resolved to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Cor sumption, Coughs and Colds. The f E. bo,tle gave relief; after taking four bottles she was cured, and is now ir r4rfect health" Never tails to relieve
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Work on New
 Arizona Railroad

The San Diego California, Union of August 18th s.ates that within the next seven days dirt will be flying on the construction of the San Diego & Arizona railroad, which will give San Diego its long desired eastern outlet. lt Is estimated that the construc. tron Of the line from San Diego to Yuma will require two years. More than s million dollars have already been expended in securing rights of way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08

An exchange says that while failures" on account of the big slump in the price of securities are few, yet suicides are numerous. Of course he doesn't regard suicide as a failure Yet some people regard it as worse than a failure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ss
 LUCAS COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO, CITr OF TOLEDO, { ss
 LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo. county and state sfore- said, and that said firm sill pay the sum Of one hundred dollars for each and every case of cstarrh that cannot te cured by the pse of Halls Cstsrrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
 Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day Of De- cember, A. D. 1886.
 Seal A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in ternalIy, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
From Tuesdays Daily.

Fred Wald is Tombstone visito after an absence of several mOnths
 He is here 10 look after his mining
 property m the Dragons.
 $ A. D. Upton is in the city from
 Chihushus, Mexico, enroute to Los
 Angeles on business trip.
 Albert DeSullers is a visitor from
 the Holy Smoke mines in the Pate.
 gonia district He eports much
 mining ac'ivity in Santa Cruz county
 an many new mining properties be
 ing opened up.
 Good rains have fallen all over the
 ranges of southern Arizona this sea- son. Consequently grass and water have been abundant all this year. Not in many years has the range been in as good condition as at present.
 Douglas claim- to be the largest city in Arisons. A new directory of the city claims a population of H. 300. 4 few years ago the sIte of Doug las was a desert, and that place is on the map to stay.
 D. L. Cunningham and wife re- turned today from their yisit east NIT. Cunningham was at the deathbed | of his mother at Galesburg, Alabama, the sad event marring an otherwise pleasant trip
 Dr. Bacon and wife returned yes .ereay from Los Angeles and other California points, where they have oeen spending several weeks at the eashore
 Chas McHenry, the wellknown min. ng man and former resident of Tomb. tone, arrived today from Globe and 5 busy renewing acquaintsnceship 'ith old friends. MT McHenry is iu- crested in several groups of mines in his district and will remain here for ome time to look after same. A. H. Gardner left with the Tomb tone baseball team yesterday morn- lg, equipped with "rooter's" horn. Ie will continue on to Fl Psso on 6 w days visit with his parents before eturping home i A. J. Perkins, the well known rummer, is in the city on his regular lip. w. G. Gilmore left this morning for s os Angeles on business trip c meeting of the, Cochlse Club is alled for $ o'clock this evening at he club house and all members are rged to be present. Mrs J H McGill returned today |, .om visit to friends at Douglas. f Tombstone was visited this after C oon by hail storm and for several . minutes hail fell thick and fast. It b as also accompanied by heavy Ain and the combination thoroughly ooled the atmosphere
 The territorial board of control will ', dyertise at once. for bids to drill & ell 500 deep on the Industrial chool reserve at Benson. October |, Eth is the date fixed for the opening |, I bids.
 While Arizona has, by law, wiped y of the map, it still flour shes back in Illinois. At Story, in hat state, August 29, man from .ima, Ohio, shot and killed Claud . ,oyd, as the result of a row over 6 anne of : up. The man from Ohio, 'hen arrested, had a revolver and a ot of imitation money in his posses on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08

J. c. -Broughton, a stationery engin- ger at the Roosevelt dam, was ac- cidentally killed there few d4ys az, He had a family residing ID
 Alabama.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold D Gents Gold and Silver sI.0O Lead 5cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Buy ano Try a Box IonIgh..

While you think of it. go bay all ny a box of Csscarets Candy C. hartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You ever regret it. Genuine table
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