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Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
EVERY MANS DUTY
 REGARDING TUBERCULOSIS
or Equal Interest to Asthma Suf-
 ferers.

New York. March 2l.-The public press is doing admirable service in the dissemination of knowledge regarding the prevention of consumption.
 The consumptive himself and those who live with him should know the nature of tFe disease. he should know that il is preventable and curable.
 An exaggerated fear of consump- tive is unjust and cruel. The Ameri- can Bureau is distributing free, on re quest. a valuable treatise on asthma and consumption. giving rules on diet exercise. rest and the medicinal treat ment IL also points out ways by which it may be safe to come in daily contact with the consumptive
 The establishment of this Bureau at No. 41 Third avenue. New York City. was the first step that led to the con certed action to help the sufferer from consumption and asthma This treat ise as well as other valuable literature is also being distributed by The Bear Pharmacy
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

are furnished, together with portraits of players Wagner. Evers. MaSec and Reulbach: pictures and sketches 0f the individual members of the champion Chicago team: and especially de- signed group pictures Of all 1907 Ma tional league teams in the order in which they finished. The minor league field has been more eXhaustively coy cred than eyer before. and the records and averages Of no less than thirty three minor leagues are given in full. together with group pictures of cham pion teams of many leagues.
 The 1907 worlds champion series is made with the great special feature Of the 1908 Reach Guide. To this is add ed a series of Illuminating action pie lures and remarkable half-tOne pie lures of panoramic views of various games in the greatest worlds cham pionsh;p series yet played.
 In addition to the above there is a great deal of general information con tained in special articles. namely. the Chronology of 1907. a record of all major inter-league games of 1907. and details of numerous record breaking events in 1907 Special chapters are devoted to the Cincinnati field day an innovation in the major leagues; and a review of the many wonderful extra inning games of 19G7. several new records having been established.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
MARCH BUSINESS OF
 GRtENE & GRIFFIN co.
Lively Transfer of Real Estate, Both City and County, at Advancing Prices.

Greene & Griffin Real Estate and h. vestment company reports the follow ing sales of real estate since March 1st, giving a pretty good line on the way property is moving:
 John A. Walls to Julia Spear. lot 66. Highland addition. price 1925.
 George DriscOll to Harry Lee, lot 9. block ?. Evergreen Place, consideration $65O. MT. Driscoll bought this lot about eighteen months ago for s4O0. making a profit of s250.
 Greene & Griffin Real Estate and Investment company to Emanuel Vil- lar, lot F, block ,, subdivision of block %, Neahrs addition, on which there is a nice little cottage; price $1,- 100.
 George Lewis to D. w. Nickels, lots l and ?. block ,, Evergreen Place Con building two fine houses on this pro- perty.
 Lloyd B. Christy to P A. and Eva Venne. lot f, block 15. Central Place; price s1,65O.
 Lloyd B. Christy to l.. H. Rhuart, south half of lot ,, block 10, Central Place; price s95O. This property ad- joins Evergreen Place and MT. Rhuart expects to build handsome house soon.
 L. O. Fiscel of Los Angeles, Cal. to Fred T. Colter. Springville, Arizona. lot 22, Hadsell's addition to Glendale consideration S2.250. This is a twenty acre tract one mile west of Glendale, well improved.
 Ancil Martin to Mrs. Duge COlter, wife of Fred T. Golfer of Springerville, the south half of the southeast quarter of section r., T 2 north, R. east; price Sl2.000; eighty acres on North Center street one mile north of Indian school A syndicate consisting of An ,cil Martin, George H. Woodson. L. D. Rousseau. C. w. Goodman, Frederic Snyder. J. s. Griffin and R. H. Greene bought this property one year ago. paying $S,400 and were well satisfied with their profit.
 William Weigold and John D. Gar Der to Walter Furry. the southwest quarter lot 23, Hadselrs addition to Glendale. five acres; price s625.
 John FitZhugh to Elizabeth Kennedy, twenty-three acres in the southwest quarter of section 27. T. ? north, R. 3 E.; price $4,O75. This is well improved property, located four miles north east of city.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
ONLY TWO CHANGES
 IN 1908 BASEBALL
Rules. and They by Way of Minor Ad ditions-The Reach Guide Is Out.

A copy of the Reach official Ameri- can League Baseball Guide has been received and is harbinger of the opening of the baseball season. It is edited by Francis J. Pitcher of Sport ing Life. The book contains much valuable information. data and dope for the bugs and fans on last years records, and the rules for the coming season.
 only two changes were made by the joint rule committee. which were the addition of these rules: "A ball inten- tiOnally discolOred by a player shall be substituted by new ball and the offender fined $5." This is aimed pri- marily at spitball artists who use to- bacco or liquCrice. and some some who want the shine" off. It will not af- feet much the amateur pitchers. The second relates to the scoring of sacri- flee hits. "A sacrifice hit shall be credited to batsman who hits d fly ball that is caught but results in a run being scored" This will help an occa- sional batting record. for a batter is not charged with time at bat" when he makes sacrifice hit.
 The American League Guide for 1908 is in all respects a first-class handbook of the national game and decided credit to the American league and to the publishers. the Reach com pany.
 The book gives a complete review of the American Leagues seventh eventful season as a major league; complete records and averages of the American league 1907 race and play CTS; a graphic story of the American leagues part in the memorable post season worlds championship series of 1907; synopsis of all remarkable American league pitching feats. and also of all the noteworthy games of the 1907 season; and a general review of all matters affecting the American league during the whole of 1907 up to date of publication. In this section is also given a review of the remark able happenings during the 1907 race; and a signed article by President Ban Johnson. The illustrations comprise portraits of President Johnson. Pub fisher A. J. Reach, Editor F. C. Rich ter: q group picture of the American league umpires; pictures of the cham pion batsman, Tyrus Cobb; of the leading base runners. Flick and Con- roy, and of the leading pitcher. Dono- van; individual pictures and sketches of the champion Detroit players; and specially designed group pictures of all the American teams of 1907.
 The National league race of 1907 is also fully treated and exhaustive aver ages of the National league players
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

printed in the popular striped effects and waists of plain and fancy taffeta. These models are made with. a frilled front. the selVase of the silk being used instead of a hem. The frills trim the cuffs as well as the front pleat and the neck is finished with one nf the new embroidered or striped linen collars.
 Collars and Ties.
 There is decided fad at present to wear with strictly tailored shirt waists of linen or pongee collars and cuffs made of natural Shantung pongee or of Gobelin blue pigue or linen.
 Little bows of lace net or silk. null ties. narrow Windsor ties and variety of four hands are used with the stiff linen collars in tailored shirt waists. The very latest tie of all for womcn's wear is the knitted silk four in-hand in novel striped pattern.
 Hats With Lace Bows.
 The new millinery is very lovely and the shapes more becoming than they have been for years. Both feathers and flowers are used in prcfusion but the greatest novelty in trimming ef- fleets is the large bow of net or lace. stiffly wired to make it stand out and placed in the front of the hat. These bows are used on strsws. the new sill, covered shapes and on lace hats. 4 very dressy summer hat is made en- tirely of ring dot net and adorned with a large bow of the same material.
 ROSALIND MAY.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
AVOID SECRET
 STOMACH REMEDIES
Because Most of Them Contain Dan- gerous Ingredients, Which Pro-
 duce the Drug Habit.

Thousands of people. having dyspep- sia or stomach troubles in some form continually dope" themselves with all sorts of secret tonics. drugs. pills. ca thartics, etc, which not only inflame and irritate the stomach and intes- tines, but in many cases cause the opium. morphine and cocaine habits.
 You have right and should demand to know what any medicine contains before you take it. unless il is put up or recommended by some reputable physician. Fakes and quacks will put most anything into their secret prep aratiOns. to make you like their use less stuff so as to want more of it. until it makes you the victim of some drug habit, which will ruin your health in a short time
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not secret remedy, they do not contain injurious drugs. and they are recom- mended by thousands of physicians in the United States and Canada to their patients for dyspepsia. catarrh of the stomach. and all other stomach trou- blcs resulting from improper digestion of food.
 h'S' N'ilu'lIhl Adbi'iS dtludllN hi- gest food because they contain the very clements that are required of a healthy stomach to properly digest food, thus acting as a substitute and giving the overworked organs a rest and chance to regain their former health. strength and vigor.
 Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain fruit and vegetable essences. the pure concentrated tincture of hydrastis. and golden seal, which tone up and strengthen the mucous coats of the stomach and increase the flow of gas tric and other digestive juices; lac tose (extracted from milk; nux, to strengthen the nerves controlling the action Of the stomach. bismuth. to ab- sorb gases and prevent fermentation. and pure aseptic pepsin (gov. tesO of the highest digestive power. All of these are scientifically incorporated in these tablets or lozenges and con stitute a complete. natural. speedy cure for any stomach trouble.
 Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold in large fifty-cent boxes, by all drug gists.
 Write us for a free sample package. This sample alone will gve you suf- ficient relief to convince you. Address F. A. Stuart Co, 15O Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

William Matthie to G. w. Greer ten acres on Indian school car line and east of Osborn school; is well improv- ed: price g $50. MT. Greer is a new conner here from North Carolina and is buying this for a home. Having spent several months of the present winter here he is satisfied this is the climate for him.
 Greene X Griffin Real Estate & In vestment company to John Van Pool. lots 13. 16 and IS, University addition: price S425.
 Greene & Griffin Real Estate & h. vestment company to Mary F. Vaughn. lots s, 10, F. IA, lG, IS, block 9, Irvine's addition; consideration $500.
 Greene & Griffin Real Estate X In vestment company to Anastocia Me dina. lots 9 and 24. block 21. Irvn,- x addition: consideration S100.
 Greene & Griffin Real Estate & In- vestment company to Andrew shines. lots Il and 13, block r. Irvines addi- ton; price $50.
 Dr. A. S. Hawley to Mrs. Isabelle Sands, the southwest quarter section S2, T. 3 north, R. ? east; price $2O,00O. This property adjOins the Hamilton property, consisting of 32O acres, which Mir. Sands bought one year ago for S4S.000. This is one of the best pieces of land in the famous Glendale loess soil and but a mile from Glendale de- pot. Dr. Hawley bought this property about three years ago for less than d third of what he received for it, and is satisfied with his speculation.
 Mrs. Katherine Kilroy 10 T. w. Sprott, lots to IS inclusive. block 43. Montgomery's addition. Price Si50.
 Mary F.. LOring to Vernon $. Wright. lot 6, block 9. Evergreen Place: prIce $500
 Greene & Griffin Real Estate & h. vestment company to Marion R. Rays. lot in North Baltimore Heights. This is located on the car line about half way to the Indian school price $l 900.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk. the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
PHOENIX TEAM WINS
The Humiliation of the Grays to a
 Tune of 10 to 1.

Prescott. March 21.-The Prescott Grays suffered an overwhelming de- feat toda- al the hands of the Fra ternal Brotherhood nine of Phoenix. the score being 10 Co 1. The weather was disagreeably windy and the at tendance small. Vermuelen pitched a good game for Phoenix. Congo caught Only one error was made by the vis- itOrs. Warner made a clean three base hit A big crowd is expected at Sundays contest The umpiring was satisfactory today and the game was devoid of ragchewing.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

Most women are able to transform 2 yawn into smile.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
THE SECRET OF sExINE PILLS.

There isn't any. Their wonderful effects are simply the result of scientific combination of the best remedies that are known in medicine for the upbuilding and rejuvenating of tired. weak and worn men and wo- men. They act on the blood in such a manner that the "ser is soon i'm buad with new life and nope and hap pineSs. Price sl box; six boxes 8. fully guaranteed on money-back plan. Address or call on ElVey & Hulett, where they sell all the principal rem pGies and do .Ot substitute
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
CAPTURED A HORSE THIEF.

Ranger Holmes, who is stationed at Roosevelt yesterday captured Felicia no Fe,:z wAo is wanted for the theft of horse and saddle from octave 9 few days ago. Feliz had made a long trip along the Agua Fria and then, skirting the valley on the south. He travelled at night and laid out in the day time and so was unObserved until he reached Roosevelt, where he was quickly recognized by the ranger Sheriff Hayden yesterday informed the Yavapai authorities of the cap ture
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22
RECORDERS OFFICE


 United States to Maie E. Heard NE IA 33 IN BE.
 r. :. 10 Maie B. Heard NV 1-4 of 33 IN BE.
 Mary F. Loring and husband to E. J. Vermeplen lot block Ever green Place.
 Ancil Martin and wife to Duge Col ter $ 1-2 SEE 1-4 r. 2N BE l.. L. Conner and wife to Jessie P. Creighton ct al lots e 10 II block 19 Capitol addn.
 Samuel H. Moore to F. A. Spaulding lot block 40 Churchilrs addn. Elmer F. Prowell to Geo. McClarty ct al lot in SW 1-4 IN BE. T. J. Howell to J. D. Henderson lot block : Dennis addn.
 J. b. Henderson and wife to s. W. Hamilton same as above.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

to beginners is $75 per month. Com
 pensation runs as high as $li00 per year for rangers who ha.c had some experience and demonstrate their cap ability. Still better places are open to
 these men. for it is the policy of the forest service to fill vacancies in higher positions by the promotion of rangers who have proved their capacity
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-07
INSPECTING MINES IN
THE TOMBSTONE DISTRICT

TOMBSTONE, June 6.-P. S. Val
entine of Mt Vernon, Ills, has re-
turned home after a brief visit TO Arr
IONA on mining business. Mr.. Valen-
tine is most agreeably impressed with
Arizona and its agricultural and min
eral opportunities. He is interested
in the Tombstone Gold, Silver and
Copper Co, who have holdings in this
district and was here on a tour of in
spection. While here he was shown
over the groups of the company by a
T. Shuster, general manager, and DR..
Smith, treasurer.
He expressed himself as agreebaly
surprised at the development and
mammoth operations of the Tomb
stone Consolidated company, the sue
cess of which added to the value of
its neighbor company in which he is
interested and who are operating adj
Joining property. Mr. Valentine ex-
poets to visit here again shortly and
make an extended stay.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-07
SENDING STRONG TEAM
DOWN TO DOUGLAS
From Tombstone to Enter the
Hose Races.

DOUGLAS, June 6.-(SpeciaL)-
Mr.. A. K. Adamson, who will have
charge of the hose contest in this
city on July 4. has ben notified that
the firemen of Tombstone will send
a strong team here to enter the con-
tset which has been arranged in con
nection with the big celebration. The
Tombstone team will be under the
joint management of Sam Garrett and
Frank Meyers, both of whom have
had much experience in hose team
work, managing winning teams be.
fore coming TO Arizona.
When Tombstone was first invited
to send a hose team to Douglas on
the Fourth there was no definite an
swer given, but finally it was decided
to accept the invitation and the letter
to Mr.. Adamson insures the attend
ance Of the flremen from the county
seat. Tombstone is known to con
team and the teams already in the
contest may be assured that they
will have to go some to defeat the
team which has been last to enter
the contest. . .....
The entry of the Tombstone team
assures eight teams in the contest in
this city, the largest number of fire
men ever brought together in the ter
ritory. The other entries are three
teams from Douglas-smelter team
city team and Pirtlevi1le team-one
team from Warren, one from Upper
Lowell, one from Bisbee and one from
Globe. A team is composed of thir-
teen men and usually each team is ac-
companied by twice as many rooters,
so il will be seen that the hose tenn
contest on the Fourth of July will
itself draw large crowd to this city.
The Bisbee team is now the holder
of the loving cup which was donated
several years ago by Charles Kreuder
Oh Tombstone with the stipulation
that il should be run for once each
year at a contest for that purpose.
The A. X. A. team was the first hold
er of the cup. but lost it to Bisbee
year ago at the contest In that city
on the occasion of the Fourth of July
celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-07
RAISE ASSESSMENTS
ON THE RAILROADS
The Real Estate Holdings of
the Southern Pacific Adj
VanCed $4,000,
lspecial 70 the Review.

TOMBSTONE, June 6.-City Attor-
ney Charles Bowman returned this
morning from Phoenix, where he has
been in attendance on the meeting of
the territorial board of equalization.
The board completed their labors last
evening. There was no material
change made in the assessments Of
the railroads of the territory. The
Southern Pacific Company was rails
ed some s1SO,000 on its real estate
holdings in the territory, most of It
being in Pima and Yuma counties.
The raise as GppoTtioned will increase
the rate per mile about S4S5. An adj
ditiOn was also made by adding the
telegraph lines TO the assessment Of
the Maricopa & Phoenix road and also
the ella Valley road, which asses
ments were not on the rolls last year.
Representatives of the railroad com
panies appeared before the board
and stated that during the past year
business had fallen of to such
an extent that the companies should
not be raised above the rate levied
against them last year.
The board upon advice of the at
tOrney general, were unable to do
anything in regard to levying an as
sessment against the Cananea road
for their operating train on this
side of the line. The attention of
the board was directed to this mat
ter by recommendations of the late
grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-07
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.


J. X. Jack of Bisbee, the former Iu1n
erman of Douglas. was in the city
esterday, looking after his property.
H. Bowen came up from Nacozari
esterday on a business trip.
Mrs. Thomas Atkins is very Ill at
er home in the Overlook addition and
yesterday teIegraphed for Mr.. Atkins,
who is working at Nacozari and he is
expected to arrive this noon.
Mrs. II. Kenyon Burch and Mrs. c.
Colburn OF Nacozari arrived in Doug
las and are visiting in the city for a
few days.
Mrs. S. r. Comfort and daughter
of Juarez, Mex, wife and daughter OF
the well known conductor on the Ma.
cozari road, arrived in Douglas yes,
terday on a visit
Mrs. Hitler OF Nacozari has been
making short visit in Douglas on
her way home from NogaIes.
Ed Wolf came yesterday from the
Spear E ranch for short visit in
Douglas.
Rev. Clyde Demming left yesterday
for Cananea, where he viii preach
Sunday morning. Rev. ]. NJ. Ricn OF
Bisbe evil preach in Douglas Sunday
morning, but Rev Demmng viii re
turn in time for the evening services
Mrs. W. ]. Freder left yesterday
for Tombstone to visit her husband.
Mrs. Lee Thompson, wife of Officer
Thompson, and family left yesterday
for their old home in Oklahoma to
spend the summer.
]. A. Howell came in from the east
yesterday and stopped OF while or
his way to CananeA to open up the
West Cananea company.
Dick" PuIliam of the Douglas hard
ware store, will leave today for his
home in FL Paso on a vacation visit.
Joe Speer, a driver in the grocery
department of the Copper Queen store
is now taking his vacation.
Deputy Sheriff Wilmoth of Bisbee
was a business visitor in Douglas yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Kelly returned
to Douglas yesterday. Mrs. Kelly has
been visiting her son, W. B. Kelly, il
Tucson, and her daughter, Mrs, Raw
Inns, in Globe.
Miss Adelia Herr, daughter Of E. D
Herr, has gone to Los Angeles for 1
visit.
Mrs. Charles R. Scott has gone Il
San Diego. CAL to spend the summer
Mss Urea Bea Taylor of Waco, Tex.
is visiting her uncle, A. J. Taylor, Of
Douglas.
Jay Augustine returned yesterday
from the Belen mine at Cumpas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. French spent
yesterday in Bisbee, returning on the
vennig train.
c. A. Overlook returned from the
west last night
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-07

here yesterday on business before the
district court.
Ed Toyrea, the well known butcher
of Bisbee and Lowell. was I'M the
city on yesterday, being called here
on business before the district court.
Sheriff Jack White and wife return.
ed today from Bisbee, where they
went yesterday to attend the per;
Torrance of the Texas Steer as pre-
sented BY the Bisbee Elks at the Or.
pheun in that city last evening.
Fletcher Doan, the youngest son OF
Judge Doan and wife, returned last
evening from Tucson, where he has
been in attendance at the university,
E. X Springer returned last even
ing from the east, where he has
been for a number of months. He
may decide 20 again become a resi-
dent of this city.
p S. Rider. the well known mining
man, VINO was in charge of the
recent work being done at the Bronco
property near Charleston. was in the
city yesterday from his present hcme
in Tucson.
Probate Court Orders.
The following orders have recently
been made in the probate court In
estates involving Bisbee property ano
persons:
Estate Zephariah James. Decree
establishing notice to creditors
Estate John Casey Order contfn,
uing hearing of final account to June
Is, 1908.
Guardianship and estate of Francis
co SOFA, minor. Manuel NJ. SOFA ap-
pointed guardian of person and estate.
Estate Robert eagle. Order appoint,
ing June 18th for hearing petition OF
B. ]. O'Reiily for letters of admins
tration.
Estate John obertaxer. Order APP,
pointing June 18th. 1908, day of hear.
ing petition for letters.
Estate Michael ]. Samnon. Order
notice to creditors.
Estate Lee Hanley. Order TO show
cause why whole Of estate should not
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-07
THE BssEE DAILY REVIEW BsBe ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING Ne 1905

be set apart to widow and minor
children. Hearing June 18th.
Estate and guardianship OF Allen
L., Edith Mary and Thure Hanley,
minors. Order appointing June 18th
next for settlement OF account
Estate George n. Murphy. Decree
of settlement of account; also decree
of distribution OF estate, as follows:
Cash $2S7.30. one-half TO Ellen Muir
ply widow and one-half to Catherine
Murphy (daughter.)
Estate Armentie Adams. Order
continuing sale to June Is, 1908.
Estate Edward Steiner. Order APP
pointing June 18th for hearing petit
lion for distribution and settlement of
account
Estate Patrick M. Carter. Order
appointing June 18th for hearing petit
ton OF ID. l.. Cunningham for letters
Of administration.
Estate Robert eagle Hearing petit
ton Andrew Hartman Zen letters
June 10, 1908.
Estate Mrs. A. H. Thompson: June
Is. 1908. hearing petition for dIstribu-
ton.