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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-21
Rather Tedious.

Rather Tedious.
Caller-Do you think the doctor IL
going to help you, Mr.. Jones?
Jones-He may, IL can only follow
his orders. He told me to drink hot
water thirty minutes before every
meal, but it is hard work to drink hot
water for thirty minutes.-Pittsburg
Observer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-21

The Proper Punishment.
To fit his thieving hardihood,
His meanness small and rank.
The man who jumps his board bill
should
Be made to walk the plank
Philadelphia Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
From Tuesdays Daily.

Attorneys Frank Doan of Douglas and C McReynolds and ii Strickler oi Bisbee are in the city on legal mat ters.
 Judge Doan is expected back to- night ard Judge Campbell will return to Tucson in the morning.
 There was fire in the Dragons last night which appeared to have been set by lightning. Today it seems to have burned out.
 J. A. Newbury, grand chancellor of the knights of Pythiss, vas Tomb stone visitor today from Pesrce enroute to Bisbee and Douglas. The Grand Chancellor is making an official visit to the lodges ofthe territory, and will be in Tombstone to visit the local lodge on slonday bext
 Miss Johanna Czassky, who was ter: ribly burned in the Imperial hotel fire at Yuma, has died from the effects of her wounds.
 Fred Meyerhof has disappeared from his home in Holbrook under suspicious circumstances.
 Cummings avenue, as the boys call the short stretch of street between Allen and Toughnut, on Fifth, since the rains is the best piece of road Tn the city What is wanted in Tomb stone to make the roads permanently good Is to elevate the centers get a gutter on each side of the street in stead of on one side only, as they now are. The little piece of road we speak of demonstrates this perfectly, and several city officials have made note of the fact
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
HE WAS IN PANAMA
Attorney s. 4. D. Upton Returns From
 the Panama Canal Zone

Attorney $. A. D. Upton, who, un- til about year since, was counsel for the W. c. Greene interests in the State Of Chihuahua, Mexico, returned to Tombstone yesterday and will again take up his residence in this city. NIT. Upton has just returned from an extended trip to Panama and Hon. duras, Central America, where he was since he severed his connection with Greene interests. He states that at the time ofhis departure from Panama that country was overfiowing with idle men and applicants for govern ment positions in the canal work, which, he reports, is progressing in a most satisfactory manner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19

in City Hall park in Tucson. Speeches by local talent were delivered in both English and Mexican.
 The Home Missionary society of Los Angeles will take the child rescue d in Tucson from inhumsu parents the other day. The child was found by an officer tethered by the neck 10 bed post in a dirty hovel, and it was devel. oped that the little girl was frequently left in this manner for many hours with neither food nor drink.
 s. Earl Metzler, on trial in Tucson, charged with being an accomplice of D w Hawkins in the murder of A c Leonhsrdt in that city several months ago, has been declared not guilty.
 The 5slespeople's association of Tue son is preparing for campaign for shorter hours. A petition is being cir culsted asking the stores to close at 6 o'clock in the evenings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
BEGINS "SQUEALING'
Editor White Exposes One of the
 Sores of the Cochise Republicans

William Pinkney White, the editor oi the, live" Republican sheet publish ed at Benson and flying the cognomen of Cochise County Press, in his last issue exposes many oi the sores in the Republican party. This dope comes in the shape of an open letter from one signing himself as "Wise iuv," and the stutf contained in this letter gives but an inkling Of the shredded, ta:terei and torn condition of the 70. p. in Cochi.e county. Go it Bro. White, the more you lay bare She skeleton in the Reps" closet, the better ;t will feel to the Democratic mule oi Cocbise. We are trimming our mules tail and mane and getting our roosters in shape for the obsequies which will fall to the lot of the Republican party in Cochise county snis fall. As the days roll by, it Is more and more evident that a nomi- nation on the Democratic county ticket is the same as an election this fall, and that the election will only bs a matter of form, soyt of "clinching tht nomination
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
LET'S ALL REGISTER
No Excuse for the Tardy Voter Who Fails to Get His Name on the Rolls

In order that a full and complete registration of the voters Of the county can be had this fall, Recorder McDon- aid has appointed the following addi- tionsl registration officers throughout the county:
 D A Adams, Dragoon; " E Beck. rirtleville; John Bolip, Courtlaud Wm Berner, Csrr's Canyon; W Hunsaker, Rucker; Jas L Hudson, Fl Dorado; John Igo, Douglas; J A Ian. ders. Ft Huschucs; Owen F Murphy, Lowell; R $ McClay, Douglas; J J Pool, Pools ranch; Albert Peterson, Cochise; c Peterson, West Huschu- ca; o w Roberts, San Simon; W Rickhsrt, Lusk; W H Seavern, White. water; Schafer. Dos Cabezas; T A Smith, Wilgus; II 5 We:n, Johnson; Mike Walters, Ash Canyon; c c Thompson, pisbee; O Msldonado Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
IS GRANTED PAROLE
For Good Conduct in Order That He May Support Destitute Family.

A parole has been granted by Gov ernor Kibbey to John R Ward. who was sent to the penitentisry at Yuma in 1900, convicted Of murder in the second degree. Ward was sent up from Graham county for fifteen years for the killing of a man named John son. Governor Kibbey was moved to grant the application for parole on account et Wards good behavior while at Yuma, and also because of the fact that the prisoners family are said to bs in destitute circumstances snd are in need oi his support. There were a large number of signers to the appli- cation for Wards parole, among them being the prosecuting attorney of Graham county, Wiley E.. Jones.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
AT THE COURT HOUSE
What Is Doing of Interest in the Va
 rious Offices.

There are 65 prisoners in the county jail &. the present time, twenty-two of whom are held to await the action of the next grand jury.
 Registrations have already begun to come in to the county recorders flee. Judge Mcfarland having the honor of turning in the first sheet.
 The board of supervisors have de cided to place new safe in the vault of the county treasurer's office to take the place of the one that has been there for the past twenty-seven years and is not as fire and burglar proof as it might be.
 The clerks in the office of the board of supervisors are very busy at work fixing up the reports of the business that was transacted by the board at their last meeting. The statement of the money allowed will show that there has been no falling of in the expenditures for the last quarter, and that the justices of the peace bills as we'll as those of the constables have not shrunk with the hot weather,
 County Assessor Chas K Howe and his deputies are winding up their work for the year and getting the record plat book. entered up so ss to be in shape for the coming year. The books Of the office are now in better shape than they have ever been.
 Sheriff White IS strictly up to date and promises to have number of bar gain sales during the next few weeks judging from the number that he ba posted on the bulletin board in iron of the court house. The first sale i that of the property of the Coppe Belle Mining company at Gleason which is advertised to be sold on Wed nesday, July 2zd, for the sum o $l055 6i and costs, to satisfy a judg ment rendered out Of the district cour ef Pima county in favor of Attorne Frank Hereford. The same propert Is also advertised to be sold oa the 25t
 oi July to recover the sum of s2l 422 1
 and costs, to satisfy judgment give in favor of Martin Costello. There al also three sales advertised for the 5t August in favor of the Prevalent Nil tusl Building and Loan Association These are against A. l.. Lucativic
 for s2l4s, Angel Dort $237 77 and
 A Bailey ct sl., for sl95s. 63. Anoth = sale on the 23d is that of the Gena 6 dini property for $ll7.90,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
IS KILLED BY TRAIN
Negro Woman Meets Death at Benson
 Her Residence Is Unknown
,|E

A negro woman, named Johnson, met a tragic death at Benson yester- day in being killed by an s. P. train at a point near the bridge at the Junction town. The woman was on the track and did not heed the alarm of the fast approaching engine. She was struck and instantly killed. A R. R. ticket was found about her ef- fects reading from Lordsburg to Fort Worth, Tex. Nothing is known about the unfortunate woman. A coroner's jury was summoned and investigation had of the tragic affair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIvEI IN BRIEF

THE RECORDS GlvEu IN
 DEEDs Joseph W Herman to Hulda Scheele, Bisbee property ...... Mrs Ella Poiniexter to H A Morgan, Wilcox property ....... NJ A Leshy to Charles A Brown, Douglas prop eIAy Dennis J Denihy to NE Taylor and Bertha V Taylor, property in the North Douglas addi- ton to the city of Douglas ........... Sarah E Austin to c l. Cummings, Tombstone property ...-.. Proyident Mutual Build. ing and Loan associs-  tion to Trunk F. Bell amy, Bisbee prop eEif Walter T Dicksson to c w Nagle, D ouglas property ....... Cora s Nihart ct ux to c II Jahr and Rosa Jahr. Douglas prop eTty The United States oi America to A NJ ChIs-
 
 holm and T h omss Bardon, patent to the l. one Star mining claim situated in the Warren miring d is- tIlCt The United States of America to L c Shat tuck. and h irsof Francis 4 Owens, de- ceased, pateEt to the Triangle Lode, situated in the Warren mining O4cAIlCl The United States of America to L c Shat tuck, L J Overlook and heirs Of Francis A Ovens, deceased, and heirs of F A Sweet, deceased, patents to the Copper Rock and Iron Prince lojes, situ- atei in the Warren mining district .-. The Warren company to H L Grenard, prop erty in the Warren tcwnsite .-... Charles Wilkes to Paul B Warpekros, oue-half interest in the Copper Wonder m n ing claim John E Hanlin ct ux to Sallie B Owen, prop effy in Walkers sddi- ton to the town of bCittA Andy rong to Charles w Kambo, une-sixth in- terest in the White Oak mining claim, sit- uated in the Warren mining district . CA Brown ct ux to H A Nichols, Douglas p:op- efty W II Long ct ux to James L Silverthorn, Bisbee property .... International Land and Improvement co m pany to Botor Solo juento, Douglas prop  erty ..-...-...- Charles 4 Brown to Irene Brown, Douglas property .-..-....-... A A Dudley ct ux to ErrS Wiley. property it the Northwest addi tion to the city of Doug!as. ...-..-..--. EAV0n Arnim to Vic torine Paddock, Doug lss property ty.----.--- Miners and Merchants Bank Of Bisbee to c A Overlock, Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
From Mondays Daily.

Miss Lounie McDaniels of Douglas Is in the city for few dsys on visit to friends.
 Mrs Nj Wittle of Douglas is in the city ior a short time to visit friends and relatives
 J. M Atkinson, a prominent at. torney of Donsphin, Ripley county. Missouri, and speaker of the last house of representatives of that state, was n Tombstone today on business before the district court.
 Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, vie of Un- dersheriff Hopkins, returned yester- day from Bisbee, where she has been for a number of days on 6 visit to friends.
 General Manager W. F. Staunton of the T. c. NJ. Co, returned yester- day from Imperial Mir. Stsunton is kept busy between the Tombstone and Imperial holdings ofthe company. He is well pleased with developments at both places.
 Si Bryant, the former Cochise ceun- t. pioneer, now residing at Los An geles and Imperial, Cal, was Tomb stone visitor today shaking hands with his many old acquaintances. He will remain here several days on busi- ness connected with his interests here.
 Captain Vim. McKittrick, the well known cattle and mining man, is in the city, being interested in case be- fore the district court. The Captain makes occasional visits to Tombstone and has many friends here who are always pleased to greet him.
 One of the weather phenomenons occurred today, when Tombstone was visited with a hail storm. The visi- tation lasted but s short time and the icy pellets evaporated with the rain that followed iu it's wake.
 The Tempe National bank shows it's confidence in the stability of home institutions by making the highest bid for the S50,000 worth of Tempe Union high school bonds. Their bid was s50,0 900 flat on , per cent inter est basis and they were awarded the securities. Seven bids in all were re. ceived.
 The Ryan brothers, Jepp, E. B and Thomas, ale in the city, being called here on court business. The Ryan brothers are rated among the large cattlemen of the West and for many years had large cattle interests in Cochise county.
 Ali. E. Mackenzie. manager of the Royal Theatre at Bisbee, one of the show houses of the Iris Theatre Cir cult, is in the city on brief visit with Manager Tupper of The Schieffelin.
 A Chicago woman who is suing for divorce declares that her husband has been intoxicated 5000 times during the past ten years. She probably ssv- ed time by merely counting the days when he was sober.
 J A. Dunbar of Benson was in the city today or court matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19

las property. .....-... lU The International Land
 and Improvement com
 pany to F A Von Arn.
 i'm, Douglas property. 275 w Wallace ct ux to Feburico E mas, property in the Queen
 addition to the city of Douglas s.......... l4O .. John $ Taylor, mayor of
 the city of Bisbee, to
 J W Jones, Bisbee property ............ lO .. L c Shattuck ct ux to CA Overlook. Doug las property .... 3l5O -. Arizona and Mexico Realty company to Thomas B A kins,
 property in the Over
 lock addition to the
 city of Douglas .... 2000 .. B c Sm th ct ux to Tom
 Martin, property in
 : etler's first d =
 tion to the city of
 Douglas .. ID B C Smith ct ux to
 ROderics NJ ryan, property in Settlers first addition to the city of Douglas. . 10 The Warren company to Clvye " Van Dyke proper:y ;D the War ren tOwnsite. 25OO .. John B Hart to B F Sanborn. property in the Warren town sue .... ......-..-- AO Aaron Redus ct ux to Rosa Griialbs, land 100 - K c McCutchan to Wm NJ Enterline, Lowell property -.-......... lU o L Neer ct ux to c E Norton, property in the Musgrave sddi- tion to the city of Douglas ... 2UO .. E J Olsen to Amanda Olsen, Bisbee prop tIll A COmoduran ct ux to to H " Etz and com pany, property Tn
 Rryan's addition to
 the town Of Benson .. 90 =. The United States of America to J mes
 Green W of, patent to land -......-...- ! c Effort ct ux to J Benton, Douglas prop | erty .......... l5OO v . Matt Barisic ct ux to c l B effort. Douglas prop l SrIs .. . 1 Roswell O Johnson ct ux , to Matt Barisic, Doug ' las property y....... -- The International Land
 and Improvement
 company to Roswell o
 Johnson, D ougl las | property ....---.--.. iO Rays Olquine ct ux to
 Guadloupe Gonzales.
 property in the Firtle
 addition to the city of
 Douglas ......... l3O . Jacques Ardisson ct ux
 toE A Won ArDim,
 Douglas property.... 10 :. ] John Dingle ct uI to
 Joh w Franklin, property in the He'd
 berg addition to the : city of Bisbee . $50 F Ester to JCas sper,
 mines situated in the
 Slaughter mining dis
 IllCL wv . The Warren company to
 H A Schwartz, proper
 ty in the W Warren
 tOWnsIte -.....---- l8O0 H B Hanscom to E q
 Sheperd, property in
 the Warren town
 slte.-. .....-. ooO H A Schwartz ct uK to
 HB Hsnscom, prop
 erty in the Warren
 townsite ... lO Carl 5 Hayes ct ux to
 Joseph Joss, Douglas
 property ............ ID
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19

The case Of the bitter being b ten i. exemplifed in the fact tha. Phoenix's famous dog catcher, William Jennir E, Bryan, was badly chewed up the other day by fractious canine he was try ing to corral. His wounds were dressed by the city physician and he is again on the trail of the vsgabond kiyi. Up 10 date I50 stray dogs have been executed in Phoenix this sum mer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
WAS FALSE REPORT
C0mmandant Of Fort Huachuca Says
 There Is No Uprising.

Late yesterday afternoon telegram denying there was any truth in the rumor of an Indian uprising. as had been published, was received from Col Schuyler, commanding officer at Fort Huachuca. The telegram follows:
 "No truth in rumors of Indian up rising. Machine guns temporarily transferred to Fort Wingste.
 SCHUYLER, Commanding"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
IS OFF FOR MEXICO
]. E. larrabee Departs For Mexico--- Enters Service of Southern Pacific

J. E. Lsrrabee, who for several months past has been doing the stenographic work in the District At torney's office, leaves today for Mag atlan, Sinsloa, Mexico, where he has accepted responsible position with the Southern Pacific Railroad com psny. Joe's large circle of friends in Tombstone regret very much his de parture for the Land of Manana" and he takes with him the best wishes of all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Cents Gold and Silver $1.00 Lead 75 cents Gold, Silver, Coppers1.50
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List oeDns ASSAY Co.,, l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-19
Eczema.

rVI Che good of those suffering with eczema or other such trouble wish to say, my fife had something ol that kind and after using the doctors remedies for some time concluded to try Chsmberlsin's, and it proved to bt better han anything she had tried TOT sale by al ldrnggis.'.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-01
HearttoHeart
Talks.
PLAIN WORDS TO A YOUNG NAN
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1905. BY Edwin A. Nye.

PLAIN WORDS TO A YOUNG MAN.
Young fellow!
The girl who works at your side
II you don't watch out-will forge
ahead Of you.
Honest, now
Girls are steadier. as a rule. than
boys. They are more dcpenda Bile.
They do their work in better form.
They are prompt and neat. They
can be trusted. They do not loaf. They
are conscientious. They are accommo-
dating. They have pleasant ways.
The girls do not smoke.
They do not drink.
They do not gamble.
In plain words, the moral character
Of girls, partly because society holds
them to severe standard. Is higher
than that Of boys. as rule. Is it not
so?
Many young man thinks character
Is IN unimportant factor in business.
Don't you make that error.
You cannot. must not, indulge bad
habits, blow in your money. keep late
hours. dissipate and then fancy that
because you show up on time in the
morning you will be none the worse
for it.
In the long run you will lose ont.
You may be perfectly honest. You
may scorn to flch cent Of money
from your employer. But you are so
made that you cannot lose moral fiber
and succeed. You are built that way
All about you are the wrecks of men
who shake their fists at society and
say they have not had a fair show.
Most Of them have failed simply be-
cause they have lacked MORAL
BACKBONE
Most failures in business are
MORAL FAILURES
Another thing. young man:
Note how many more girls than boys
are In the high school graduating
classes.
What does that signify?
1t means that women are to be the
| cultured classes in the future. The
boys stop In the grades and 60 out to
make money. The girls stay in school
and educate themselves. They do not
stop there. Some 60 to colleges. Some
Join clubs and continue their studies.
Now
Unless present day tendencies Of edu.
cation are changed trouble lies ahead
for the men.
| Oh, know that well educated girl
Of yours will think little Of this matter
when you are first married, and you
may think nothing Of 1t, but the time
may come when you will be notorious
~ untitled for each other. That way
may lie domestic trouble and divorce.
Get a hump on yourself. young man
Or the girl will distance you.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-01
Contest Notice.

.tVOUtCBt 0Ut1C0.
Department Of the Interior, United
State Land once, Lewiston. Ida,
July -, 1908.
"A SUFFICIENT ahidavit having been
filed in this once by Anthony Lass
ley. contestant, against Lawrence
M. German. entry No. s744, made
March 2s, 1908, for Sc \ section
%, township SO N, range 2 E.. B
H.. by Lawrence M. German, CON
testee, in which 1t 10 alleged that
Lawrence M. German has wholly
abandoned said tract and changes
his residence tharefrom for mor'
than two years last past immedi
ately preceding the date hereof AM
has never improved or cultivate'
said premises as required BY law o
at all. Said parties are hereby noti
Ned to appear. respond and offer evi
dence touching said allegation at n
o'clock a. m. on August 20, 1905
before the Register and Receiver q
the United States Land Once Il
Lewiston, Idaho.
The said contestant having, In
proper afYidavit, filed July II. 1901
set forth fPcts which show tina
after due diligence personal servic
of this notice can not be made.
IL hereby ordered and directed tha
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-01
Notice 10 publication.

Departmel OF the Interior. U. s.
Land Office. Lewiston, Idaho, July
20, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
RICHARD f. RADAMSKY,
OF Forest. Idaho, who, ON June 10
1908. made Homestead entry No
12646. Serial No. O210. for Lott
4. s. 6 and 8. Sec. Is. Township 81
North. range 1 west. Boise Meridi'
an, has filed notice or intention &
make final nve-year proof. to -
tablish claim to the land above d.
scribed. before Register and Recei
yer. at Lewiston. Idaho. on the I'll
day Of September, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William D. Hannum, Daniel Mo
Dun, both OF Waha, Idaho, JOSEPH
J Brown OF Zindel, Washington
Robert Smails of Lewiston, Idaho.
T. H. BARTLETT. Register
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-01
SKIN CURE A SIMPLE WASH.
External Remedy for Eczema Suffer
ers Greatly Simplifes the
Treatment.

If you are suffering f:om any
burning, itching skin disease, The
only way to cure it is to get right
after the real trouble-to cure the
skin itself.
Thousands Of patients have suffer-
ed for months in vain attempts to
doctor their blood when the whole
trouble was bacilli feeding upon tho
skin and causing the insight
blotches and sores.
Skin specialists now prescribe a
simple LIQUID wash, easy to apply,
which gives instant relief. Thi!
remedy is composed OF oil of winter
green. to which are added healing
vegetable remedies. Oil OF winter
green alone will not cure. but CO.
terie of experts in Chicago, headed
b, a noted specialist, experimental
with other medicinal properties un
til they found the proper prepare
ton. The result of their efforts II
called D. D. D. Prescription. SURF
specific for the cure of skin diseases
Here is only one instance of wha
In. D. D. Prescription has done:
| my little girls head was running
sore. D. d. D. Prescription ha
| cured her sound and well."-B. L
Hiop. Phil Campbell. Ala.
| If Won are suffering from an
| skin disease would 1t not pay yo
to try one bottle of D. ID. ID. Pre-
scription? You probably hav
snent many times the cost of on
bottle yain'y irving to stop that aw
full burning itch. The Idanha Phar
macy. Lewiston, Ida. Call at GU
store for a free booklet on the car
and nutrition OF the skin. with sue
pestions as to the use OF d. ID. l.
Soap. This valuable booklet is alb
solutely free.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-01

Walla Walla, Wash.-Turkey red
wheat has lost some of Its prestige,
and hereafter, during this season, 1t
Is likely to be a drug on the market.
Turkey red started out with / cent
premium but early rains have 90
bleacred the standing grain that
millers say that they prefer the
bluestem. Turkey red seems to suf-
fer peculiarly by contact with rain
while in the straw.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-01

WANTED-Two girls for general
homework. For information call at
The Evening Teller.