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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Turbine Engines 2000 Years Ago.

The turbine steam engine, which enabled the Mauretania to establish a speed record across the Atlantic is the descendant of the very oldest steam engine in existence, made by a Greek inventor over 2,ooo years ago. There has also been another wonderful rec ord established during the past 54 years and that is the record of cures made by the celebrated Hostetter's 6 Stomach Bitters. It IS absolutely pure and compounded from only such as are recognized and pre- scribed by the medical profession for ailments of the stomach. liver, kid neys and bowels. Be persuaded to try a bottle at once and see how much good it will do you It cures sick headache, flatulency, poor appetite, sleeplessness, dyspepsia, indigestion, colds and malaria. Don't forget to ask for free copy of our 1908 Almanac at any drug store. It's worth hsving.s
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
From Wednesdays Daily.

Attorney J. D Taylor of Bisbee re- turned to his home today. Mir. TsvI |, was appointed deputy district attorney Tor Bisbee by District Attorney Shelly today ai d will assist in looking after prosecutions at the copper camp.
 Mrs Mabel Titus returned to her home at Benson today after a brief visit with Tombstone friends.
 John Coche,ti left last evening for Congrfss. being called there on receipt oi news of the death of his brother by an aocident in the mine. No details were z ven of he accident. Deceas d was former resident of Tombstone and well known.
 | I'll you take the school statistics of Arizona in 1885 and multiply those hgures by five, the result will be their present status, said W. H. McNeff of Phoenix while visiting Prof. A. H. Mcoiure ID Yuma. Arizona school property now represents ] grand total of nearly sl ,2OO. .0OO," Mir. McNeff con. tinued, "snd the schools have an en. rollment of more than s2,OOO pupils Inclusive of the university and the
 normals the territory empl ys abou TOO teachers !"
 The baby Of Mrs. L. Hughes o ? Lowell nearly suffccsted from smok s eminsting from a roast left in tn s oven while Mrs. Hughes stepped ou
 of the kitchen. The bahy wes rescue, | by the mothers timely arrival.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Tombstone to
 Duplicate Its Past

Conditions are more promising at ombstone than they have been at any time in the past twenty-five years"
 Colonel H. L. Pickett, who is here from Tombstone to attend tha su- preme court, was the speaker. Pick ett is we'll known because of the prominence he has taken Tn the fight against joint statehood during recent years.
 "The Tombstone Consolidated Mines company" he continued, "hss recent ly struck large body of suIphide cop per in the Emerald mine &. & depth of about 600 feet, upon which it is both sinking and drifting.
 "This gives absolute assurance that the ore bodies of Tombstone are per- msnent and extend to great depth. Tomhstonites feel that prosperity is assured for the next thirty yesrs, and that the camp will yet dupli cate its production in the early sos, when over Sio,OOJ,O0 iu silver Nas produced.
 "Cochise county is proud of the fact that Arizona led all the western sia,es in the production of mineral in 1907 with its $67. .OOo, 900 taken out of the ground, but prouder still that Cochise produced more than one-third of the total. They consider Cochise county the greatest mining county in the world"
 Pickett says that Tombstone is mak ing many metropolitan improvements, the people there being full of enthusi- asm over the prospects for the future. Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
A Few Short
 Theatrical Notes

An excellent prog. am is on at The schieffelin for tonight, An entire change is billed for tomorrow night.
 Vests Minstrels, which made q big hit here early in the season, closed on New Years night in Quincy, III. Mir. Ricsby announced that he feared goip E into the East under the present con. ditions and further stated that his business in the West had been excel. lent.
 Some good reports are coming from the East relative to "The Cow Puncher," which is booked here fol the 18th inst.
 In February we will have a night ol two of the San Francisco Opera com psny, now playing a long engagement in Los Angeles. They will presen "Fsntana," and if they remain twt nights they will add "The roymaker.
 The Tombstone Minstrels will short ly begin rehessing for their fourtl annual minstrel show to be given a The Schfetfelin. This periorrnanc promises to eclipse all others hereto fore presented.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Warning Notice.
To Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that John Gleeson, Douglas Gray and assigns are operating under an option given them by the Leadville Mining Com psny the following named lode min Ing claims, to-wit: Leadv vile. Gray Mule, Copper Bug, Western Belle Turquoise King, Maid of Sunshine. King solomon, Northern Light, Head. light, Winchester, West Side, York toan, Charleston, Baltamore, Vesu- vius, Lilly, Cosmopolitan, Compro- mise, Victoria, Wonder Miami, More. Cave, Troy, situate in the Turuuoise mining district, county of Cochise, territory of Arizona; that the Lead vile Mining Company will not be re- sponsible for any work done, debst contracted. injuries sustained, a other obligations made by the sai- Gleeson and Gray and their assigns in working ssid lode mining claims.
 LEADVILLE MINING co. By WM. HOLMES President.
 Done at Pearce, Arizona, July s2 1907.
 Flint publication July 9, 1907,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Investigated Another
 Arizona Wonder

A Washington CD. e dispatch says:
 "I grant from the Smithsonian In- sfitution recently enabled Prof. Geo. P. Merrill of the United States Na- tional Museum to study the geolog- ical origin of a peculiar, large crater like depression in the desert near Canyon Diablo, Arizona. It is near ' three quarters of q mile across and about six hundred feet deep. Since it was brought to the notice of men of science this hole has caused much dis cussion, some believing it to be an extinct volcano and others to be the record of the impact of 8 huge me- teor which struck the earth centuries ago"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Sentence Sermons.
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
 Every Sunday prayer waits for a Monday amen.
 Religion should be a good sword, but it makes a poor shield.
 There is in this world tor any ot us what we see in it and no more.
 The fruits of truth are not gathered by beating about the bush.
 Some think they are firm in the faith who are only frozen in heart.
 If you are true friend you never need to put on an air of friendliness.
 A living exponent of the Bible is worth any number of the best expositOrs.
 Many a church is substi- tuting working the world for working for the world.
 An annual sTrInt in relig- ion will not do. much good in the heavenly race.
 The world might soon be made good if only religious people would make good.
 It is as much our duty to brighten another's way as to tighten his load.
 Idle admiration of the mas ter's teaching is no better than utter rejection of IL.
 The strength of a mans will is likely to be in opposite proportion to that of his breath.
 Many a man is hero in battle because he has not shirked the dull drill in days of peace
 The kingdom of heaven is manifest in any city, not by the height of the steeple, but by the level of the pesple.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
To Investigate
 Poker Playing

Whether or not the so-called "pri- vate" and friendly" games of poker which are found running throughout ,he territory, are under the bar of the anti-gsm bling law passed by the last legislature, is matter that will be decided by Judge Campbell, probably st no distant date.
 The suit was brought against ". H. Lyon and L. 0. Stshl. prOprietors of the Stag saloon in Yuma, and O. F Townsend, owner of the building. and is attracting considerable attention in all parts of the territory, as upon the iecision Of Judge Campbell depend the rights of the many games now operating throughout Arizona.
 Tn Phoenix, Prescott, Flagstaff. Bisbee, Tucson, Tombstone and sev- eral other cities Tn the territory, games of this kind are said to be op- ersted, although not in exactly what could be called a public manner. However, the games are known of in some 0. the towns and any one de- sirous of sitting in a friendly little game of poker would have no trouble in being accommodated.
 Considerable has been said, and much bas been printed in the papers. regarding these games, and at last the mat CT has been brought into court, and the decision of Judge Campbell when given will settle the matter for all time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
A Chance to
 Satisfy a YearnIng

A Leap Year Dance is on the tapis Tor February II. The ladies are busy getting up the details, but to show that they are in dead earnest and really anxious to "dig for the long green they have engaged the music and hall already. The ''wall flowers" will be of the "sterner sex" at this ball, and many young lady will "get even for things that have happened ID the last four years This ball promises to be the big social event of the season. How could it be other wise, when the Tombstone buds and budeses' gre giving it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Penalty For a
 Wayward Son

Superintendent Thomas RynRing, who was here yesterday from the Yuma pen, having been at Florence with the board of control, stated that "Tsmale Sam" who vas sent to Yuma for robbery in Phoenix, by his criminal acts has lost his share of a sl50,OO0 legacy left by his father. However, Sam has something left, re- ceiviDg a remittance of s3j monthly from his mother. SAm's father left his money, with the condition that if any Of his sons disgrscei themselves they should be disinherited.-Phoe- nixDemocrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
RevoIutionists
 Fight Extradition

Advices were received here today that he Mexican revolntionists, vil- leresl, Rivera and Magon. who were indicted ty the recent U. s. grand jury in session here of the crime of melting s rebellion against the Mexi. can government, are making a deter. mined effort to resist the order for their removal to this city for trial. Several moves have been n ade by their attorneys in Los Angeles, and the final hearing of the matter has been set for trial before Judge Wellborn in Los Angeles on the 27th inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
From Tuesdays Daily.

Attorney D. L. Cunningham is in Phoenix in attendance on the sess'on oi the suprt me court.
 City Attorney Charles Bowman and wife returned last evening hom a weeks visit from Guayma., Mexico, where Mir. Bowman was called on business.
 Mrs. James Howell is Tom bstone visitor today from Benson on 6 brief stay with Tombstone fri7nds.
 In Justice McFarland's court today jury found Jack Pratt guilty of main .sining a disorderly and bolster. ous house by permitting boys te make a rendezvou of his place. A fine oI $50 was entered and notice of appeal given.
 This has been lovely day for the "kite flyer"
 Edward J Kelley has been appoint ed postmaster at Middlemarch in thi county, vice M E Anderson, resigned
 Henry Gray, formerly of Tombston and one of the best posted minini men in the West, is a Tombston visitor today from Patagonia, wher he is n charge of mining work. Nil Gray is here on visit to his brothe Douglas Gray, president of tn Mschomich Mercantile Co.,, and also kept busy receiving the greeting of his numerous Tombstone friend
 James Walker, who recently return ed here from Globe, states that tf gold strike made about 70 miles fro Globe, is developing into a sen,atIor ally rich property. Samples of u ore seen by Mir. Walker were literal covered with gold, the originsl di coverer nistsking the free gold | native copper. The strike has cau ed considerable excitement in Gi county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Sheriff Sales
 Begin Monday

The county tax sales, which include property in Douglas, Bisbee, Naco and Benson, will begin on Monday, when the property in Douglas will be sold at public auction by Sheriff White. Tuesday the Bisbee property, Wednes. day the Naco property and Thursday the Benson property, Under the law the sale made by the sheriff is accom-. panied by a deed. There are some orty or fifty parcels of land to be sold during the four days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ..
 LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & O.. doing business in the City of Toledo. county and state siore- said, and that said firm will pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrb Cure. FRANK J. 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 formally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Ser l for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & Co.,,
 Toledo, Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19

If the hospital ships are to be commanded by doctors, it would seem a natural thing for the colliers to be com handed by miners and the supply ships by butchers with a few grocer's clerks for petty officers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
 AGAINST THE Ladies Home Journal.

Sending truth after a lie. IL is an old maxim that "a lie will travel seven leagues while truth is getting it's boots on and no doubt hundreds of thousauds Of good people rad the unwarranted and malicious attack upon Dr. +. V. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription -publis he'd in the May GgO4) number Of the Lad les' Home Journal, with its great black dis play headings, who never saw the hum bic, groyeling retraction. with it's incOn- spicuous heading, published two months later. IL was boldly charged in the sland- erous and libeiOus article that Dr. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription, for the cure Of voman's weaknesses and ailments, con tained alcohol and other harmful ingredi- snts. Dr. Pierce promptly brought suit against the publishers Of the Ladies' Home Journal, for goo, ,cOO.OO damages.
 Dr. Pierce alleged that Mir. Box, the ,ditor, maliciously published the article containing such false and deiam2tory matter wiT the intent of injuring his ines.<TurthermOre that no alcohol. or other k.jurious. or habit-forming, drugs are. or Srer were. contained in his -Fa- vorite Efes%iptIon" that said medicine is nadyfzJn native medicinal roots and conta/s/no harmful ingredients what ever/a/d that Mir. BOk's malicious state ps(/were wholly and absolutely false.
 Ihhe retracilon uIl1Ied 1Z Sa11- 1-I44II2l .hey were LQrced Co ackLnWl led. l.eY fe7 0Tfaine6 s1a1ysf.s of EaYQrlfe Pre- s-TrutIon.-- = troln eml lnenl chellstz-aA-e q Wr1T clrtrlied fhat HUI IolcQulalQ al- e1'10r oCalI QT Inc alleged harnfQl drugS'
 Tbese facts were also proven in the tflal Of ,hs actiou in the Supreme Court But the husln~s- of Dr. Pierce was greatly injured by tbe puhlicatsOn of the ib-lous article Sith sfs eroat display hezdinzs- while hundreds or ssousa a1ds who read the wicksdly defsmatOry ,-rffrIe never saw the humble groveiing re- traction. set in small type and made as incon- sr,Iruous ss possible The uatter v as now Ever Brought before a jury in the supreme Corrr of New York State which promptly rendered a verdict in the Doc.or iaNOr. r.,. bf- traaucers came 10 grief and tha1 bass Ssnden were refatsd
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
You Can Get What You
 Want When You Want It

Ii there is one thing more than an- other that will make a mans mouth water at this time of the year, it is strawberries and cream. Mine Host Charles Kreuder received . shipment of the luscious fruit from Old Mexico today sndis serving the same at his restaurant. He also received a nice lot of tomatoes. When it comes to getting good things for the table, Kreuder is right there and never over looks bet in his line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19

The report that the Elm peror of Korea drew S400,OOO from the Imperial Bank and placed it in his personal pocket just before he abdi- cated would indicate that he has heard something about the methods of American bank cashiers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19

It was Thomas Jefferson who said he would rather live in a country without laws and governed by the news papers than to live in a coun- try without newspapers and governed solely by l a ws. Which seems a sound enough doctrine on which to start the new year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
 ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events Taken In at a
 Glance

Tim Monahan, a shift boss at the l Jerome smelter, struck man named Miller with his fists. killing him in- stantly.
 Two Mexicans engaged in a knife due at Phoenix over the sffectiors of Mexican maid. One of the duelists IS at the point Of death from wounds received the other is a fugitive from justice.
 Three girls incorporating ss boys were arrested at Bisbee. They were given s scare with threats of jail sem tence, and upon promise to quit such antics were released.
 The Bisbee Elks are figuring on placing huge elk, made of copper, on the club building.
 The bounty law is costing Santa Cruz county ss,0OO per year. First and second class tickets are to be sold on the Sonora road from Nogales to Mexico. Third.rste tick cts have been dispensed with.
 While blowing a field near Stafford the dy of an infant was uncovered which has caused a mystery I
 B NJ Patterson has resigned super in,endeDcy of the Dem and Shattuck mines at Bisbee and report is cur. rent that A Psrnell, formerly ir iohsrge of the c & A, will take manage. ment.
 An English syndicate is examining the Arizona-Apsche Co mines in thu Catalina Mountains with a view o bonding same
 l The F P S W has offered a rewsr, O S500 for the capture of the msl who killed Watchmsn Watson at Bi, bee.
 The store of Geo. F. Kitts & Sop
 was robbed at Tucson and goods val ued at s5eO taken. The sVillescus store at Tucson was rifled few day p-syious.
 A modern packing horse costin
 SiO, 900 is to be erected at Phoenix fo
 the use of orange growers of tn valley.
 An English lord was s visitor | Phoenix last week. Lord Tempes created quite stir and the Phoeni. newspapers run some windy headline
 announcing his arrival. Edward Bolger, who died at Pboe nix leaving sl7O0 cash without an
 known relatives, has caused both Mari copa and Yavapai counties to make y fight for his estate for the school fund The money is in a Prescott saving bank, while the deceased died a Phoenix.
 Plans are under way for tbe resum. ton of work On the Fortuna minei near Hsrqua Hals. 1 Lascsra Psrron, aged eighty, hal been sentenced by Judge Kent a, Phoenix to serve eight years in t!,e penitentisry for s criminal assault on his fourteen-year-old daughter.
 Grading has been stopped on the Imperial railroad near Yuma, and the Yuma papers are of the opinion that it will not be resumed before next fall. Yuma is rushing work on q new high school building which is to cost S6O COO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
Itmav cost s25 900 to raise


 never become great ball play CTS
 Under the new system Of finance It is possible for the humblest citizen to write his own money on the typewriter, provided he can induce the butcher and baker to take it.
 It is astonishing h ow friendly the Japanese are to- ward the American fleet. One is led to believe that the ex petition was planned by Ad- miral Togo, Count Okuma and the Tokio newspapers.
 Omittingthe familiar motto from the new gold coinage has finally found justification in the widespread and ever increasing dislike of the peo' pie for the word trust"
 By sixty days notice many depositors discovered { ha { they didn't want to remove money not needed from a place where it is safe and drawing interest.
 One-ffth of the money. of the entire world belongs to the United States. This is even better than 10 own the big gest navy.
 The movement :for lower rents in the tenement dis tricts of New York has gone to the extent of burning the buildings. The incendiaries probably expect that raging will have the effect of lower. ing.
 Arizona wants the country to understand that its mine: in 1907 produced s67,000,- 900. surpassing both Mich igan and Montana in the cop per output. Fhe Southwes keeps up its boom all along the line.-Globe-Democrat.
 In the battle of New Or leans the British loss was 70( killed, 400 wounded and 5O( prisoners. The Americani lost s killed and 13 wounded An old fashioned squire rife with a marKsman behind it made score in pumping lead that has. never been sur passed.
 The cost of transferring the battle ship fleet to the Pa cific will be considerable, bu' it will be good training fol the officers and men not tC speak of its value as an object lesson to other lands than ours China reports that three o its arsenals have recently manufactured over 100000 rifles. Japan may be said tc have a yellow peril, though the shade is slightly different.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19

Wholesae resignations in the cab inet of the Japanese emperor is a re- suit of warning factions over rsduc tions in the budget of imperial gov- srnment expenses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
OlSSecTING AN
 INNOCENT 1UGAB00.

The year 1908 starts out i ausp;ciOusly, and that its ad- vent may be made the more welcome, a few allow their lust for greed to outdistance their visions and warp con- science out of all semblance of honesty of purpose The Douglas Dispatch editor is that visionary as to confront the people with the proposi- tion to move the Cochlse county court house amid the roaring furnaces of the Smell ter City. Douglas, situate immediately upon the Mex ican line, is an ideal place for a. court house, calmly quoth the editor of the Dispatch. The PRosPEcToR would not obscure this alluring vision of a fanciful dream let him revel in this poetic illusion until he awakes and finds himself an exponentof a measure that will meet the condemnation of taxpayers, who must be consulted before our public institutions are permitted to be carted around for the edi- fcation of dreamers. No, the court house will not be utilized as a boom propO- sition. The Cochise halls oi justice are admirably located and meet every requirement. necessary to dispense Jaw and guide the state.
 And then, too, Douglas does not need a court house 1 her citizens clammOr fol things more beftting the u. timate greatness of the city they want copper refneries blaming mills, sash and dool manufacturies, candle anC soap manufacturies. and nu merous other enterprises thar will hasten the expansion of { great city. These are few O the deserving enterprises tha' vii, come to Douglas wher her two excellent newspaper: see beyond petty bickerings things of but little concern that hang far above theil l reach,
 Though if times be a httle dull in the Shelter City, and friendly agitation is deemed necessary to the wellbeing oI the Dispatch readers, we would suggest that the terri torial prison and the asylum for the insane could be loca ted there upon the same theory | advanced for court house re- moval-too distant from the Shelter City on the Mexican boundary line-and your de- sires would be complied with just as quickly.
 We hope the Douglas Dis patch may accept these few remarks as a token of the es- teem in which that journal is held. Everythinp is gratuit- 1,,- ,,o,, I-,o
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19
4 Master Shop Mechanic.

Master Mechanic of several large factories in the East desires position as mill vrIght. Would prefer positior ip south central Arizona.
 LAWRENCE W. BAKE, Gen. Delivery. Bisbee, Arizona. i5m
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-19

The Kansas City union depot ar mex va. destroyed by fire and 35 sacks of registered mail burned.