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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-26
iowa REPUBLICANS
IN STATE CONVENTION
Select Delegates aad Adop
Platform at Wei Attended
Gathering in Oes Moinss
Delegates at Large
Geo. o. Perkins. Sioux City
Lafayette Yoane. Oes Mo'ne.
Frank Simmons. ottumwa.
Joe r Lane. Davenport
A'.ernates-
w. F. Lake. Arlington.
e. a. c. 8ealer. Cedar Rapids.
George II. Spahc, Mt. Pleasant.

Aiterna.es By DISTRICTS
First-Horace 8. RAND. Dss Mo'nes
Hazen Sawyer. Lee.
3scond-Frank w. Eii,s. CLINTON
David Brandt, Johnson.
Third. r. Gurtr'e. Ouolau-: Eu'
gene Scnafter. Wright
sourth-Duncan Rule, cerro Gordoi
CHARLES Webster. Eayetts-
Fif.h-S. g. Moon. Lima: Sol. Worth
crn,. Benton.
s,sth-John F Lacey. Manasta: NJ
A McCord. Jasper
s.vensn-c. r. auaae. Story Lor-r
r. Hayes. Marion
siahtn-Jtsdge Harvey, Lson' Ah
bot.
Ni,th--L s Potter 5aesoy Jame.
Cewel. Harrison.
Te,ti,-s. D. clarl.e. Kess-.n. Rob
cct Ideally Webster
Eeventa--M. {. OeNols Gay; w G
Metcaif. O'5rien
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
COCHISE DEMOCRACY
Great Gathering of the Unterrified at
 Lewis Springs Yesterday.

Everybody from everywhere unite ir
 pronoucing the Democratic barhequs
 picnic at Lewis Springs yesterday, ths roaringest, most overpowering succes: of anything of the kind that wa; ever pulled off in the territory. It wa. rol.icking all round old Democratic Fourth Of July. not celebrating treiI Independence from all contaminatiug associations and alliances so much ss Tn celebrating their victory this fall in advance. Incidentally we would sd wise our Republican friends to do the same way, since it is the only way they will have of celebrationg . polit- icai victory in Cochise county. One of the most gratifying features of the occasion was the perfect hsr. mony, model conduct, absence of bos- terous incidents; and the best good will between all the participants re- gardless of political affiliations. Our Republican friends are thanked for their appearance in as great numbers AS they could command, and xe hope they gathered many crum bs of wisdom from the good old Democratic table which was so bountifully spread with that commodity at Lewis Springs yes. terday.
 The speakers were introduced by Fred Sutter and Geo Nea.e in most concise and effective addresses.
 Then the principal speeches of the day were ny Henry Ashurst of Coco nino county and s gentleman by the name of Mark Smith, of whom you may have heard some mention n Ari- zona politics before
 Both speeches were cheered to the echo. Hen. MT. Ashurst brought down the vivid green tonic effect gath. cred in the bosom of the Coconino forest and his speech was highly en- joyed.
 As to our Mark, we know wha. he does. He never could speak ten min- utes without growing eloquent. He will start out to talk, but always ends up in a speech, sound, splendid. elo. 4uent, scholarly.
 His eloquent mention of Tom bstone and Cochise county brought forth great applause; and-well, we guess they will not have any trouble getting out s crowd hereafter when they ad- vertise a Democratic picnic at Lewis Springs. It is conservatively esti- mated that there were between l,50O and 1000 people present.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
From Mondays Daily.

1 R c. Wilbur and wife returned from an extended trip to Michigan las evening. They have been absent fol several months.
 Mrs. Richard Perrin and sons William Bowden and Master Frank
 returned from a visit to their old home in England yesterday.
 D. L. Cunningham and wife return ed from California yesterday, after 6 protracted and delightful trip. Paddy Finn, who was hurt in the mines last Saturday by A timber, is doing nicely and his friends expect to see him out again in the course of a few days
 Word was received in Tombstone to. day that a Mexican had been killed at Leadville. Details were meager. the mans name not being sscertained, but it appears that he fell out of bucket while being hoisted or lowered in a shaft. What lead to the condition resulting in his unfortunate and tragic death is not known.
 Our people who wandered away dur iug the heat of the summer to the mountain top, to the seaside and to foreign lands, all agree that they would have enjoyed better weather if they had stayed at home. Now, they are all drifting rapidly back Next year they will be "lettle" slower about starting away from old Tombstone.
 Frank Meyers got bad eye yester- day from a piece of flying steel and had narrow escape from losing his eye sight. He is getting along we'll today and barring severe inflammation, is expected to be all right shortly.
 Attorney Ed Flanagan of Bisbee came up yesterday On court matters and returned this afternoon.
 Cap Richmond, the bottle man, was in Tombstone Saturday. Cap has doubtless shipped more bottles out of Arizona than all other bottle people combined. Cap says the only objec- tions he has to his bottles is there is nothing in them.
 Did you ever pause and count a lit. tie, as you stand on the railroad grade just across from the depot. Vel, from that point s'one you can count the dumps of twenty.iOur different prop critics that were once fine producers and that are practically sure to be good dividenders again within A year
 When it comes to mentioning all who went @ the picnic yesterday, it would really require less space to men. ton those who remained at home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
From Tuesdays Daily.

Judge Dosn is expected home to morrow. when the remainder cf the present term of the district court will be taken up and ground out, and prep arations made for the October term
 c. E. Rule of Greene river is regis- tered at the Arlington.
 "Mike," Marshal Brsviu's omnipres- ent crow, has sustained bad twist to one leg (which may deprive Tombston. ties of his familiar "kaw ksw"I fol some days. Mike did not attend the picnic at Lewis Springs. He is a black Republican and cannot consist ently change his color ju-t for the sake of little barbecue. He is gentle man of fast colors
 The last contingent of the sons of Nimrod departed for the happy hunt ing grounds this morning. They were Lafe ana Walter Gibson, Ollie Simp-- son and Bert Beach They go over land by wagon by wy of Pesrce. Charley Ray follows by rall to Clifton next Thursday. HE PRosPEcToR photographer and lightning editor took snapshots for the benefit of their wives and families to be developed, |, printed, framed and delivered when word comes describing how they per- ished for want of fluid extract of high life. or were ground up between the molsrs of the shaggy silver tip, or fell over bluff. Hope the boys will have splendid time.
 E. D. Hinton Is in Tombstone from Los Angeles.
 H. B Harding and o. NJ. Bell, re- turned to Bisbee last night.
 sheriff Jack White left for Phoenix last night with Aaron HussinU, con- signed to the asylum by the Probate court.
 Mir Thon pson, formerly with the E. P. X $. w at Bisbee will take the place of Charley Ray during the sb- sence of the last named gentleman on the big hunting trip.
 Miss Eva Wolcott went to Douglas yesterday to accept situation as teacher in the Douglas schools. Miss Wolcott has taught in the Shelter city before, and her accomplishments and fitness for her profession always makes her services in demand. Tomb stone society regrets to give Miss Vol colt up for the ensuing season.
 Joe Lsrsbee has been heard from. He is on the front between Culiacan and Mazatlan. He states. that they cannot ship gringos in fast enough to feed the regular mosquito crop and that mosquito bar costs St00 per ard Mex.
 Willis Young of Globe is spending A few days in the county seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
Thomas Whitehead for Supervisor.

In the columns of THE PRosPEcToR today, appears the name of another honored citizen, who aspires for the nomination by Democratic conven- tion, and the election by the people of Cochise county to the office of super- visor. When a solid man like MT. Whitehead apires for a much criticis- ed and underpaid office, such as that of supervisor, it means that he has the interests of the county and the people st heart. Mir. Whitehead represents a very important industry in this county, that of ranching and stock raising, range operations and cleaa in. vestments. The manner in which he has managed his private bu,iness con- stitutes a good pointer as to what he could do for the county, as one of it's watch dogs. MT. Whitehead is 8 pioneer business man, and & gentle man without a blemish and gees be- fore the convention with & clean record.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06

Garnet King, the. affable excrrsion agent, and Chas. McD. Adams, gen erai agent of the E. P. S s, W. rail- road. were in Tombstone last night. Garnet, with his peculiar style, a com. bination of business and courtesy. is no stranger in Tombstone and could only explain his presence on the grounds that he knew what Tomb stone weather was like, aLd could not get the fact of his mind when weary and overworked.
 Joe Harris brought up litter of bob kittens from the neighborhood of Lewis Springs yesterday. They are "just as cute ss cen be-" The little fellows are perfectly tame and form | quite an attraction at present in the court house yard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
DIED

At the home of her brother R. D. Lusk, iu Tucson, Miss Hattie A. Lusk after a protracted il!ness.
 This sad news was communicated by the brother of the deceased to THE PR sPECToR, the deceased having many dear friends in Tombstone. Mics Lusk was teacher by p profession and endeared herself to her pupils wher- eve- her services were employed.
 She came from Detroit in 1892 and hss nearly ever since been a member of the Cochise county corps of teach CTS, her last good work being done in the Lowell schools last year.
 It is with sincere sorrow the people of Tombstone learn of her death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
Richard Humphreys for Supervisor

niCndTo HuiHpHTeyS fOT SuperVlS0rs
 Richard Humphreys of Lowell, and the supervisor of roads in that popu. lous and hourishing camp, announces himself in the columns of THE PRos- PEcToR as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Cochise county, subject to the action ofthe Democratic county convention. Dick Humphreys, as he is familiarly known, is one of the old.- est and most respected residents of Bisbee and Lowell, having spent Is years in and about the grand old camp, always in an honorable and responsible capacity. He feels that 6 community representing the population and the millions in wealth that are assessed to Lowell. is entitled to 8 representa- tive on the board that is looking after the interests of the people. Mir.
 Humphreys is a good man and a strong man, and in the event of his nomination would be sure winner Lowell will insist on his recognition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06

the city ol Dieoet, to ty HO Hansen. Bisbee
 property .....-..... [.
 RE. MORTGAGE. George Nuckcovich to
 Savo Vuckcovich, Bis
 bee property ....-.... ooO Allie Campbell ct ux to
 John Boyle, Douglas
 property y......... 2oo w G Hanson ct ux to
 Florence l Fo ster, guardian, Ware
 property ....... loOO
 SAT MORTGAGE. Frank H Mike to Ran
 dall Sanders etur, sat
 isfes mortgage l6-4i,
 on Douglas property. Thomas Sullivan to Ga
 briel Mercado and
 Christine Moreno de
 Mercado, satisfies nor
 tgsge l5-549, on Doug
 las property ........
 PROBATE COURT. Estate of Christ Pepps, o!der appointing day of hearing adininistra- tor petition for distri-
 button, and final &C., counting, September sth, 1908, at 10 a. m. | DEED Warren Go to o NJ Sac lid, lot in Warren . $500
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED A F Von Arnim to Geo Zeide, lots in Douglas l25O .. | WARRANTY DEED D s Drew ct ux to H A Morgan, land .... l 1 Michael Donohue ct ux to Geo Smith lots in Douglas addition. -. 340 .. PATENT United States to Henry O Beumler ..... ...... Henry O Beumler to Ma " Elizabeth Wellge- hausen ............ 1900 .. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Mary l. Wood to J H Slaughter land in Dou. gas 'NO Fred Mslene ct ux to John Boyle, land in DOOgiAs ooo Herman W Thomas ct ux to Cochise and L Assn. land in Bisbee George Ziede to Frederick T Wright land in Dou- | glas, $IOOO- EXTRACTION OF MORTGAGE W H Taylor to w H Morris ct ux. Charles H Holz to w H Harris ct ux, on land ! in Wood canyon Julia Litchfeld to Fred | H Wiemere ct ux on land in Douglas REVOCATION POWER or ATTORNEY Title Guaranty & Surety Co to D W Griggs and RC Stanford. Map of Second Addition to Warren Townsite. Dedication of public 1 avenues, streets, etc. Notice oi Appropriation l of Wster-I 2 E:Sni- cum sppropriates 1000 miners inches water in l Cave creek 1 S. s. DEED. iOS Long ct ux to w H
 Slater, Douglas prop
 eTty.... .......- 2oo ..
 MINING DEEDS LA Macdonald to Eve
 lyn Rollins, the Cop
 per Reef mining claims
 Nos to 10 inclusive,
 situated ten m los
 north of Johnson, Go.
 chise county. 100 . The Warren company to
 HIM Woods, c L Ed
 munson snd W Wal lace, trustees of school
 district No 2, surface
 of block 34, in Warren
 .ownsite. =. ...-. -> lJW Wallace ct ux to . James Creeto and Mike
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
ECHOES FROM PANAMA
W. G. Shouards. Formerly of Tombstone
 We'll Pleased with Situation.

Mayor Wentworth is in receipt of a letter from W G Shouards, well known
 in Tombstone. The letter comes from the canal zone, Panama, and sets forth the situation on the peninsula at lesgth Mr. $. has taken A turn
 at several jobs since going there and found all of them satisfactory, and
 has nov settled down to locomotive engineering at wages amounting to $lSO per month gold. He states that when he has remained at work for ten months, he will be given . six weeks lay of with full pay; that the living accommodations are good, and the sanitary situation satisfactory. He
 will doubtless take . run back tt Tombstone when he gets his vacation
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
IS DECLARED INSANE
By the lunacy Commission. Ordered
 Sent to the Asylum.

Aaron Hussong was, after a pro- trscted hearing beicre Probate Judge Goodbody last Saturday op an insanity charge, committed to the asylum. His mania is of the form known as para nolis or perpetual fear of persecution. His general health is at a very low ebb and little hope is entertained of his recovery either mentally or physically. He was known as Andy" in Douglas and good man, and the sad ending is deploreG by his many friends :n Doug las.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHIsE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

Recorder
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Marion Eglotf ct ux to F. c Lynn, lot in Bis Dee ....-.. Sooo
 DEED The L X Co to Guy CAndress, lots in Claw son add, Douglas ....- 300
 BULL OF SALE H A Wicker to James K Schmick, live stock - J E Page and T War lop to Vienna Bakery Co.,. mdse snd fixtures $l2,62
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE R NJ Moon ct ux to w Deckeraw. real est. in bhpee ...........-. 20U .. George Toles to the Bank of Bisbee, real est. 800 . E c Lynn e. ux to Wal ter Goslin, real estate, blsOee
 cHATTIE MORTGAGE V J Durham to O B Ner- beck, susomobile .. 50 0 vnhn Rarrar Ei.har Bros, furnishings etc Douglas -... oOO SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE . L Overlook X Co to K Nj Neon ct ux, real est DisOet ...-.-, Karl Keith to Guy An dress ct ux, land .. .... Los Angeles Typewriter Exchange to L T Fra Zier . Los Angeles Typewriter Exchange to E LWill- Jams --.......-. -. .. .
 WRIT If Win Alfred vsD L and Jennie Cupl, real est Nace.
 DEED Warren Co to Copper Queen, lot in Warren. $400 CT Kelstsd to c W Van Dyke lots lO9 and III blk 30, Warren 3600 .. Warren Co. to c T Kol- stad, lots lO9 and III block 30, Warren. 670 |.
 CIT GLAZE DIED Globe National Bank to Macneil, s l lots blk % Bisbee. . 10 ..
 WARRANTY DEED Charles E Murray ct u1 to Malcolm G Paddock lots on Joker NJ C..... 10 .
 MORTGAGE Frank U Armstrong ct ux to G K Wiley, , lots in Douglas ss.--...... 250 ., Agostion Mapellito Fred erick T Wright, ? lots in Douglas ...-..-. 325 .. J Macneil et ux, 10 to Clara Kinney . 800 .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W s Minus to George w Benton and Blanche f Benton..- ..-... ARTIcKEs OF INCORPORATION Arcturus Gold and Silver Mining Co, capital stock $2, ,5OO. 900.
 PROBATE ORDER In re of the estate of Har- ryB Mccoy, confirm ing sale of real estate The International Land & Improvement com psny to Augustine MsyeIli, Douglas prop e,tv tv.. a5O ..
 DEEDS. Lizzie Eichier ct ux to the Title Guarantee X Trust company, prop erty in the Warren townsite ......-.-.. i3oO The Warren company to CT McReynolds, prop erty in the Second sd- dition to tbe Warren townsite -.........-. 935
 e. c. DEED. HO Hansen to Nicholas Quirk, undivided i-2 interest in lot in city of Bisbee e..-...-..... io Nicohoias Quirk to Ho Hansen, undivided I'z
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
What an Observer Saw.

EDITOR PRosPECToR.
 Dear Sir-Not long since 1 arrived on the late evening train, and as l slowly walked through town l saw many things that set me to thinking One not so pleasant a sight l wish to men ton: On a street corner entwined in each others arms stood boy and 2 girl. both perhaps just in their teens. The conversation was whispered. Why was this girl not at home at this hour of the night. (the train was over an hour late). I wondered why she did not receive her friends at home in the family circle.
 have seen other children in this town at eleven o'clock at night, lean- ing on the gate talking in whispers to some "beau." I wish that these things might be set down to the sweet inno- cence of childhood, but fear this can not he done. The mothers need to be cautioned to look into their children s friendships; insist on their receiving at home.
 When girls and boys love home and are treated as sn indispensable part of its happiness; when the family circle means confidence and love, I te- lieve that the reformatory institutions will have lost most of their excuse for being. Respectfully yours, A TRAIN ARRIVAL.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06

Up to the present time, forty-three thousand feet of excavation has been completed on the Granite Reef dam project.
 Prices for Salt River valley canta- loupes have advanced at the tail end of the season and are now higher than along in the middle of the sea. son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-09-06
Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea whei your bowels are out of order. Gas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold ip bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05
UNION BARBER SHOPS.

Information as to Where You Can Get
Your Work Done Fairly.
Following is list of the union bar
Der shops of Lincoln. the name and
location being given:
Gus Petro. 1910 o street
W. A. jackson. 1901 o street
W. E. Myers, Capital Hotel
c. A Green, 30 North Eleventh
Geo. Shaffer, Lincoln Hotel.
]. B. Ramer, 1901 o Street
E. A. Snyder, 1906 o Street
A. L. Stern. 116 South Thirteenth.
A. l. Kemmerer, Lindell Hotel.
Chapman & Ryan. 127 North
Twelfth
H. A Larabee. 922 P Street.
Knight and Parmenter, 122 South
Twelfth.
H. c. Leopold, Fraternity Building.
Frank Malone, Havelock-
E A. Wood. Hayelock.
c. B. Ellis, Havelock.
Windsor hotel, c. B. Lewis. Prop.
Apex Barber Shop, ]. ]. Simpson.
Prop. 1901 o Street
J. V. Masully barber shop. 1914 n St.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05
BELONGS TO UNIONS.

To whom does the honor belong
for the shorter hours which men and
women work today than twenty-five
years ago. What class of men was
ii that secured for you better wages.
better sanitary conditions. child labor
laws and payment in money instead
OF store orders? The employers did
aot do it. and neither did strike
breakers. Thees reforms We're brought
about by union men and union women.
The non-uniCnists stand in the way of
aside so that civilization may not be
retarded.-Amalgama Journal
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05

Trades label, together with the mum
Der of the label used by each shop:
Jacob North & Co., No. 1.
c. S. Simmons, No. 9
Freie Presse, No. 3.
Woodruff Collins, No. 4.
Graves & Mulligan, No. 5.
State Printing Co., No. 6.
Star Publishing Co., No. Z.
Western Newspaper Union. No. s.
Wood Printing Co.. No. 9.
George Bros. No. IL.
Mcvey Printing Co., No. IL.
Union Advertising Co., No. IA.
Ford Printing Co.. No. 16.
Gillespie & Phillips, No. IS.
VanTine & Young, No "a.
Graves Printery.
Dairyman Pub. Co., $50 No. 18th.
Dairyman Pub. Co., No. 10.
Graves Printery, No. 5.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05
A SAD BEREAVEMENT.

The funeral of the aged mother of
Fred Ihringer. foreman of the Erie
Press. was held last Monday. Mrs.
Ihringer died August %, after a long
illness. The funeral was held at the
German Evangelical church and was
largely attended. Mr.. Ihringer viii
have the sympathy of host of friends
in his sad bereavement.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05
Save 15 to so Per Cent

We are the largest concern of DER kind n the
world Our combined capital is 3 900. CO., On
our books are more than $4,000 customers
We own 25 mammoth retail stores, located IN
the principal cities. AID we control The output
of a score of great factories Thus VIC buy
and sell at prices which no Other concern caa
compete with We invite any sort OF com
pariSon- You can return any goods. Sent On
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05

Whatever you want for use in your home
will be sold to you on credit Your choice of
1000 articles viii be shipped on approval Use
our goods 80 days before you decide to keep
them Then. If satisfactory. pay little each
month We mean that exactly. When person
wants to make his home more attractive. his
credit is GOOD with rs.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05
UNION PRINT SHOPS.
Priaseries That Are Entitled to Us.
the Allied Trades Label.

Following is list of the printing
cffices in Lincoln that are entitled
10 the use of the Allied Printing
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-09-05
We Trust You for Anything
Used in the Home
80 Days. Free Trial

approval. II you don't 6nd . ssvfng a Is % -
per cent. under the lowest or5rss- cash -
credit, anywhere
80 Day. Free Irial
As you can't come to our store vc send -
goods to you on approval Use shem . moneh.
and decide how you Ike them Compare our
prices with others- II not satisfactory. reezxD
the goods at our expeESe- The UoukhS zB0
VIII not cost you . penny
Small Monthly Paymenay
If you are satisfied zoo can pay n H<<se each
n1onfh-wsat you can Afford Take from ID to
"a months to pay. while yoc use and enjoy 10
articles We charge NO interest and ask No
security You simply buy we buy-oo
cresic-and our dealings are al sou6cezrizl
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-06-19

The committee has made arrangements with S. H.
Bowman to be here at this Grand Celebration with his
steam Merry Round and mechanical shooting gallery,
run by gasoline engine also Of the Herchel- -Spman
striking machines and plantation shows with troupe of
trained monkeys He also carries two large balloons one
man makes ascension and parachute leap and in another
monkey makes balloon ascension and parachute leap
same as the We and will give better Free At
fractions for the public benefit than any other celebration