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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15

The twenty-fifth golf tournament
for the White Rock trophy will be
played at Haleiwa tomorrow. The
following players have entered:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15

your duggs for o OF
uproa nra Honolulu Hawaii Dug &c nc HOn DugC
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15
A CASE OF NERVOUS PROSTRATION
Relieved In a Remarkable Manner BY Pe-Puna.
Pe-ru-na Is Systemic Catarrb
Remedy
Especially Adapted to Cases Of
Nervous Prostitution
Caused BY 0yerwork, Mental Strain
or Extreme Summer Heat,

IN ATTITUDES where warm weather is
L of long continuance, the inhabitants
become more or less accustomed to It.
In Temperate Zones, however, where
the change from winter to summer is
great. the system is sometimes poorly
prepared to meet the eXigencies Of hot
weather. This is the cause Of much
sickness.
Stomach cataTrh, tndi sesuon and dys.
Pepsia are not among the least Of sum.
mer ailments.
When the digestion Is disturbed, the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15

Fine Job Printing Star omce.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15
iNDIGE STiON
CAUSES
WEAKN ESS.

nuurishment Il should Institute,
weakness, brain flag, loss OF flesh and
nervous prostration are the natural
results.
What is needed is a remedy that will
restore the digestive organs 10 their
normal condition.
Such a remedy has been found in
Peruna. 1t has proven itself OF great
value in thousands of cases Of this
kind
Its action has oeen remarkable at
times in restoring some patients who
had given up all hope of recovery,
But there is nothing strange about
Peruna's action. 1t simply tones up
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15

the mucous mem
branes of the organs
involved, restoring
t b e m to TIL cir
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15

assimilation is also
affected, and as a
result the body does
not eceive the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15
Henry WatGrhOuSe Trust Co., Ltdp
Classified Advertising
For Rent

Nice housekeeping rooms. Address
7O6 Quarry street, corner Alapai.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
". c. T. u. Column.

Through the courtesy IT HE REPupiicAS this
space = reserved fot the y { T, e. I, is edited
by it, representatives whp atr responsible ioi
all statement, which ap'ca' ~ il ,olumn-.
W u Watchwr,i. Organize Educate,
Aglta'r y. +. Z. piiuc''.", Total abstinence.
Prohibition Of the liquor ,'ai' or" standard oi
mpfti. for mn and wu'a"u Horne protection.
Equal suffrage. and 'ar teaching .! sci"tt!uu
III the puhi,, a.u.,
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
And Still They
Continue to Hesitate!

We want to remind the sweet, blush
ing, irresistible and eligible ladies OF
Tombstone that leap year is slipping
swiftly away. asd II they don't pro-
pose pretty soon they may have to
wait four long years for another
chance. Four years OF drouth and
storm and rain and snow, and mosqui-
toe and inevitable woe, breeds lots of
ireckle. and wrinkles and gray hairs,
and you had better bestir yourself
There are Iust four disconsolate old
celebrates around the PRosPECroR
Office any one of whom would graf
airy kind OF female eligible
swallow her papermache bis ,uits and
brag OMEN. never scoid when he
found a 60 kroach betNeeu his pam
cakes and cease q drink anything
stronger than Anderson County
elixir, just to pleas, her. Come on
girls, you are passing up the oppor-
tunity Of your lives when you had
just as we'll be supporting four Demo
cratic electors.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Growing Egyptian
Cotton In Arizona

Returning from Phoenix, Buck.
and Sscaton, where he went TO insp
the progress of governmental expert
ments with Egyptian cotton ". A.
Peterson OF the Yuma experimental
farm, said I'VE have not grown cot
ton in commercial quantities snd so
cannot give positive figures about
what Egyptian cotton might net the
Yuma and salt River valley farmers
per acre. Our returns indicate that
we are producing about $500 worth OF
cotton gross to the acre and this
would leave a net earning OF about $50.
Under ordinary conditions. think
thst one-half such a crop would I've q
fair average.
"Now, while alfalfa is bringing the
abnormal price of Yl2 4 ton, there il
no use to talk II YuTa rsncher-
about s25 cotton, but after alfalfa il
reduced to its feed value oi ahou. So q
ton, a. it will he in few years, ther
the Arizona farmer will be glad tt
have the facts ABOUT a reliable stapl'
like cotton"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
A Carpenter Was
What He Needed

This particular fellow citizen of
ours has place of business in Tomb
stone.
The entry to his humble mart boasts
doub screen door opening outward
only.
Yesterday the proprietor got tangled
up with a neighbor who wss approx
imately two sizes too big for him. The
smaller man having read about dis =
cretion being the better part OF vslor
concluded to make home run. lie
~ss near that door. with his antagon-
ist close second. In the excitement
of the moment he forgot that that
door would not open inwarily AT
went against il ike bald hornet ard
bounded back into the arms of his foe,
who soon pounded him TO pulp.
When the bystanders pulled the big
man off, and Strengthened the small
one out and got his breath for him,
hich they we're only able to do after
advertising for it in the columns of
the PRosPECToR, they inquired if they
should send FOR a doctor, TO which be
whisperingly replied: ''No; send for a
carpenter snd have them darned doors
fixed so they will work both ways"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Cupid's Doings
In Cochise County

During the present month there have
been issued out of the probate court
between forty-tive and fifty marriage
license that shows that Cupid has
been extremely active, notwithstsnd-
ing the hot weather OF the past few
weeks. During the past few days the
following bliss passports have been
issued:
George Dixon Stephens to wed Eli
zabeth Has-ett McAllister, both OF
san Bernariino.
f Conley to wed Sarah Louisa
Dye, 10th OF Ristee
6 orge r Schrock to we'd Ada De-
lozie-, both OF Bis bee.
Robert T Stone to we'd Laura 4
Adams, both OF Gil son.
Harold William Croft to we'd Emily
Sherland both, Of Tombstone.
Esthen Allen Rose TO wed Fife Ma =
Mcdaniel, both OF Bisbee.
CD Long to wed Katie Hibbsrd
9th OF Bishs"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Schiefelin Lodge Is
Organized In Tombstone

Schieffelin Lodge No. IS, OF the
Alisnza Hispano-Americana Spanish
American Alliance) founded in Tue
son, Arizona, January 18th, 1894, wa.
organized in Tombstone last sunday
evening by J C. Merino, supreme
secretary and organizer, with a men,
bership of fifteen.
At the regular meeting of the lodge
last evening the following officers were
elected and installed by J +. Vareia,
secretary OF Benson Lodge No. I5:-
Frank Abril, president; F. valen-
zuela. vice president; C. w. Vasauez.
ex-president; Porfrio Padilla, secre-
tary; Bias Maldonado, treasurer; fin
ance committee: Juan Durazo, Jose
Pima and Jose Escarcega; J. NJ. ALril.
sergeant; Angel Alvarez and Daniel
Ontiberos, door keepers.
The meetings will be held on the
second and fourth Mondays in each
month.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Money for Women
In Poultry Business

The Arizona woman who wants
something Tor profit 10 do should go
into poultry, especially il she wants a
heslthful employment. Many women
have already proven pronounced. sue
cesses 10 this line, not only in Arizona
but all over the country.
Most women show a qualification
for neatness shout poultry of which
men are occasionally void; and, as
cleanliness is an important fsct.r, she
often outstrips our "lords Of creation
in results obtained.
The care of poultry is productive OF
good health to women engaged there
in, giving them sufficient exercise in
the open air, and just enough of care
and responsibility to make their work
interesting.
Arizona will never. provide enough
OF her own eggs. SO there isn't any
danger Of flooding the market, while
there is growing demand as well as
an insatia ole present one for chickens.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Some Interesting
Cochise Figures

The records in the assessors office
sis quite interesting and not only do
they show that Cochise county fer the
LIST twelve months shows a healthy
increase in values, although the total
assessment Is about thrce-fourths OF a
million less than last year, but there
i one thing that does show wonderful
increase and which indicates a rapid
and substantial gro with for Cochise, it
is IN the figures showing the number
OF names on the assessment roll. 10
In the years 1901, and 6. the number
Of names on the roll were spproxim-
ateiy 1000 for each year. and in 1907
there were .ulS, while for the year
1908 the roll turned in to the Board
of Supervisors by Assessor Howe last
night shows the number OF names as
5547, a remarkably healthy growth
over 1907. IL is fair to predict that
1909 will be record breaker, when all
the new farmers come on 10 the roll
The total assessment for the year i
Sl9, SIS, 1880
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05

Word has come to Phoenix from the
American consul at Valparaiso, Cniie,
to prove that the man who was in this
section obtaining contracts for W. rk
by Americans on the government rail-
roads in Chile, was fraud.
This merely confirms the suspicion
OF a number OF railroad men 10 this
territory AMI in the south west gener-
ally that the contract eetter was any
thing but honest.
He made representation that those
whom he signed up would he taken TO
Chile at the expense OF the Chilean
government and would receive $500
gold Il month. He produced contracts
which .eemfd to be made out in regu-
lar form, and required that SIS be paid
BY each signer as an earnest that he
would go when called on.
About thirty failroad men in Ari-
IONA are ssid to have signed the con-
tract and put up their sl5. Others
were obtained at FL Paso and in New
Mexico. About the time for the men
to report for transportation to South
the contract gester dissp.
pesred. u
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Local Red Mems
Pow Wow Tomorrow

The regular council fire OF Opsts
Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men,
will be kiDiIed in its wigwam on
Thursday evening at eight O'Clock, at
which all brothers are requested to be
present.
Brother Leon L. Godchaux, deputy
Great Incohonee, expects to arrive In
these hunting grounds tomorrow and
will be present at the council FIRE, and
has many questions OF vast importance
to present TO the tribe.
The Opsts 1riDe j. now thriving
and before many Suns will be among
the leading tribes in the reserva-
tion.
The runners we're called forth re-
Gently and after scouting the forest
returned to the wigwsm with the
scalps of many pslefsces.
Many applications and reins,ate.
ments vii. be considered and degree
work will be exempiifed
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Tombstone Youths
Are Victorious

The Bisbee Rubes again met defeat
st the hands Of the Tombstone Junior
nine yesterday. The game was good
one and the local bays distinguished
themselves 10y excellent playing. The
visiting team took their defeat grace
rlly and arranged for another return
game to be played at Bisbee on July
18th, when the Tombstones expect to
hand them another trimming for the
third time.
Pitcher Victor Corbett gave evide ice
OF Developing INFO twirler of prom
inence ami succeeded in making a
good record OF put outs.
The fol. owing is the p -Ition and
team of the contestants:
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
From Wednesdays Daily.

Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald
returned today ircm Bi-b.e, bringing
two 30 day prisoners for the Hotel de
Waite
Douglas is certainly going to do the
celebrating of the Fourth RICH. this
year, and the chances ere that Douglas
will see the largest crowd ever within
her gates. He attractions are espe-
orally attr csiye.
Did you date your Letters 6-l-0s
Instead Of 7-l-CS?
CocEise has just begun to groY-
the rest OF Arizona wants to get a
move on or we'll beat them to a stand
stIll in the race for prosperity.
lee ,, Woolery arrived today from
South Bend, Ind aud will again make
} his home here after an absence Of a
year OF more. Mr. Woolery WAS busy
. ttuaN chahlbE .idDu- Win us IlihuN
friends here who are pleased to again
see him with us. Mrs. Woolery anC
family will Join him here shortly.
Remember, tomorrow is the dat,
Tor the Tombstone school bond cleo
| ton.
L. K. White. the Sweet Potato Kin,
OF -. David, vas Il county seat visito
today.
Passengers on the incoming tram
report seeing dead cattle all along tb
railroad. Tie present drcuth ia play
ing havoc with the cattle interests
Wells and springs that have not beef
dry in years are reported dry this sea
son Unless rain comes pretty sool
the cattle Interests will sustain seTiou
losses.
Don't overlook that good bet at tn
Schietfelin tomorrow night; the pro
gram has a good look to it
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Former Tombstoner
In WedIOck

The Riehmoad, San Francisco,
Banner publishes the announce ment
OF the wedding of Hugo LsDgpnsp and
Miss May We,zel at san Francisco on
the 18th inst. lie briie is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Wetzel Of 63S Fifth Avenue in that
city, while the groom. ALEC a resident
Of Richmond, was aiormer Tombstone
resident, having for MANY years been
employed with The PROTECTOR. The
many friends OF the popular young
groom 10 this city sill join US in ex-
tending hearty congratulations and
best wishes TO the worthy couple. May
their matrimonial journey through
life ever he as sweet as the comb OF
their honeymoon, and Dame Fortune
| favor them on their way
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Mexico Increases
Import Duty

A report from the City of Mexico
indicates that American shippers are
likely to find their trade with Mexico
somewhat handicapped by a change in
the import duties
An increase in the import duty to
Mexico on many cases OF Industrial
products in the near future is prob
able. A bin has been presented to
congress by the department OF finance,
presenting a new schedule OF customs
duties on iron, iron products, steel,
iute, jute manufactures, chewing to-
bacco, Roman and Portland GEM
ent, sntiseptic cotton, salt and car
riages.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Caused by Impact
of a Meteor
A Washington dispatch SAYS:

A Washington dispatch says
DIR. George p. Merrill, head Of the
department of geology, of the United
States national museum, has returned
from Meteor, Arizona, where he spent
several weeks for the Smithsonian in
stitution to study peculiar crater
form depression in the plain, about
three quarters OF mile across and
nearly o feet deep. He witnessed
the boring of wells to depth OF S42 feet
belO-s the bottom OF the crater, and he
concluded the crater was caused by the
impact of q meteor.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05

While the two-cent rate TO England
does not cut much ice with the aver
age American it seems to have struck
the popular approval back in the old
country, where the pennies count, as
was evidenced by letter received by
a young fellow in Tombstone from HE
sweetheart who is in Wales. She said
in part: "Just think; under the new
rates can send you two ana one-half
letters under the new law for the price
OF one under the old?
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
0oinas in the
District Court

District court will be II recess Tor
. week or ten dsys commencing to-
morrow, OF until Judge Doan returns
from Globe, where be went this even
ing to hold court for Jndge Nave, who
is seriously i'll and unable TO attend
his official duties. The session Of the
United States court is set for Wednes-
day morning, July LIST, in that district
and the grand jury will then be en-
psneled. 1t is expected that tae work
OF the United States court there will
occupy at least week or ten days.
The case of Marcus Hardy VS.. the
Junction Development company
which has been on the calendar for
some time. has been dismissed for
want OF prosecution. Hardy brought
suit for damages 10 the SUN OF $4,000
for alleged injuries received while
working for the compar several years
ago.
In the case OF Braziel vs.. the City
of Bisbee for damages IN the sum OF
$4,000. the jury after being out over
Saturday night, brought in verdic:
yesterday morning for $500, about
one-third of the smount sued for.
The city will appeal the case to the
supreme court. This is the second
time the case has been tried; the first
Jury disagreed.
The order for setting csses that were
10 be tried during the present week
has been postponed aud will not b,
called until the return OF Judge Doau
from Globe
On account OF judgments issued out
OF the district court, Sheriff White, on
Saturday, sold TO the Gibson Abstract
company, as trustee, the property o.
the Cochise Consolidated Copper COM
psny, that is located at Paradise
There we're four Judgments against tht
property. one in favor O; :ao Hagau
Mercantile CO. for Sl3,650; V. c. Ha
gan for S;0,3s6; C. B. James for So,
0SS As and one in favor OF C. Blame
for s2.s3s.23.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05

Phoenix advices TO the Range News
says:
$40 settle on desert lands near Will
cox make homes and become citizens
OF Arizona, 1860 f.milles may arrive
in lhis territory from Oklahoma with
in the nextNiew months. Already FIVE
Of tin ir agents have spent some time
in the vicinity of Wilcox, and next
week an agent il expected to come TO
Phoenix to look after the filing OF
homestead locations in the Phoenix
land office.
Miss NJ. E. Levereirh, land attor-
ney, has received several letters from
the leaders In the movement, and they
have assured her that this large num-
Der OF families is ready to come, the
only requirement. being that they can
get Ice, 90 acres OF land, lG0 acres to
each family. in one place.
10 the vicinity OF WillcoI there are
thousands of acres of desert land,
which the newcomers propose to take
up under the desert land act. There
is neither water on this land nor any
prospect OF getting any, and the only
means by which crops could be raised
would be the most up-to-dste dry
farming methods.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
From thursdays Daily.

Mr.. a. NJ. Feldmsn returned 20 her J
home At Tucson today, after pless,
ant visit here OF fortnight with her
daughter, Mrs f A. Hughes
Albert r. Buehmau, the popular
young assayer with the Tombstone
Consolidated Mining company, left
today for Los Angeles on a months
vacation 20 the sea shore and visit with
friends.
GU Baron left today for the Hra
chucss on mining business.
( Judge Daniel Mcfarland yesterday
made two more souls happy when
! he tied the nuptisl knot that
made Geo y. Kelly and Miss Annie
! Patterson ne. The couple are resi-
dents Of Whitewater in this county
and Immediately after the ceremony
/ left on their honeymoon trip.
The Board of Supervisors have can
yassed the returns OF the Benson Road
District election and appointed as
trustees of :he special district, Messrs.
W p White. II " Etz and ] NJ Cosby.
In the district court today ludg-
lnent for the plaintiff WAS entered ia
the case of ;ustav NJ. Gouysrd vs.. the
B5rsnza Belt Copper company. The
Judgment was for $500 which Cougar d
claimed was due for services rendered
as consulting engineer. The defend
ant company has properties in Co.
chise county, near Wilcox. and r.
Allen Lewis. formerly OF Nogale=. is
president.-Tucson Citizen
Charles Tanning has brought SUIT
in the district court against George Ii
Crosby for debt in the sum OF 81 30 ;
anu a. a consequences has levied writ
of attachment on some thirty-nine
mining claims that the defendant Is
interested in, that are located in the
county. Nine OF them sEe in tbs
Warren district and the balance ART
located in the California and Cniri
cahua mining districts
The Board of Supervisors have sd-
journed until July 9th At Up. N. The
board allowed the salary warrants and
a number Of other warrants before
{ adiourniug. as well as acting on 4
I number OF tax petitions. The quar-
terly bills oi the justices OF the peace
and constsbles will not be acted upoI
until tie poSrd recouvenes As
Board of Equalization the board me
and accepted the assessment rolls a
turned over by County Assessor Chss
K. Howe The board will meet iron
r time to time after the sixth, up anC
, to including July goth, a. board o
] equalization and will go over tn
assessment rolls. 1t ia now though
that there will be but few change
| made IN the Assess ment- a. Turned II
10y the assessor.
\ Cleveland d spstch ssys: Lorerz
Dow Harvey. Pm. D., superintendent
Of schools and superintendent OF tn
2 Stout training scdool at MenOminee
4 Wis, vas elected president % the Va
tional Educational association in pc,
. cial session in that city today.
o Among the twelve vice-president
Q elected was A. II. Mcclure OF Arizona
, who WAS chosen third vice presiden.
A. II. Chamberlain OF Pasadepa wa
reelected treasurer.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Child Meets a
Horrible Death

The three.year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Nichols met with a shock
ing accident by falling into tub OF
scslding water at Cansnes on Mon
day. The child fingered four hoUrs
before death. Mr. Nichols is time keeper
for the Csnsnes- Central and Cananes-
Duluth
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05

The Tucson Citizen says that Of
fcials of the Randolph system abso-
lutely deny the report that some oi
the the lines of the system in Souors
have been torn up ard destroyed by
Mexican reyo!utionists. Reports from
Sonora to the Randolph offices in Tue
son are that the trouble in Mexico has
not spread to Sonora. The so called
revolution has in no way affected the
railroad lines in that state or in
Sineloa.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Arizona Women
Make Discovery

Yuma women have learned that
when the squsws here put blue mud
On Their hair it i fDT the pur-
pose OF making it soft ard clean.
There il no richer hair dressing in
the world than the mud from the
bottom OF the Colorado river-Yums
Examiner
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1908-07-05
Old Glory Gains Star
After Fourth Of July

After the Fourth Of July all OF the
flags made Tor the use Of United
States government will contain forty
six stars on account Oi the admis-
sion OF Oklahoma as peU state
into the Union. Many fsgs will also
have TO De altered.