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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
Stranger in Jail
 Has Sleeping Sickness

Accord ng to the Republican there is a curious case at the Phoenix coun ty jail. It there were any tsetse flies in this country 1t would be suspected that au unknown Ssede had been bit ten. This man was brought over from Tempe in the afternoon aud it was stated that he had been sleeping since early in the morning
 On his arrival he was put into the woman's cell and Dr. Tsfel was sent for. Every possible recognized meth cd of restoring people to wakefulness was tried without avail. The man was piuched and beaten, but when he wae left to himself he sank Imply to the floor and remained in any position in which he happened to fall.
 Ills sleep IS apparently natural and his breathing is regular. His tenn perature is normal, his skin is ruddy and he has the appearance of being in robust health Supported by two strong men, he was walked about the corridor. His feet were lifted from the floor, just az those of any sleeping s man would be similarly supported. They did not drag as tho.e of one in a state of coma would have done.
 Finally he was covered up and al- lowed to sleep undisturbed. The name of the man is not known.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
Auction Sale of
 Unclaimed Packaqes

A public auction sale by the Wells. Fargo & Go. Express will be held at Globe today.
 The goods that are to be sold are articles that have been in the offices of Wells-Fsrgo throughout the terri tory for the past two years, including uudelivered parcels from the Tomb stone office.
 On the 18th day of last month the Wells Fargo company held another suction sale at Phoenix, and the people of that city were we'll pleased with the articles purchased at that time.
 Last month all unclaimed goOds throughout Arizona were shipped to Phoenix, where they were divided hall and half, one.half being left at Phoe- nIx, while the other half was shipped to Globe to be disposed of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
Arizona Coal Lands
 Withdrawn from Entry

By order of the acting secretary oI the interior some 47.000 acres of land supposed to be coal bearing, in the Black Mesa forest reserve m Navajo county, were withdrawn from entry Nov. go.
 Since the discovery of these lands about SIX weeks ago 30 applications for entries have been made at the land office. They are the first appli- cations for coal land ever made in the territory. A few of the applicants have made final payments on the land after having advertised them the re- quired 90 days, and their applications will be forwarded to Washington for approval. Several applications have been received st the land office since Nov. 29, the date mentioned in the letter advising the land office of the withdrawal.
 The Phoenix Republican says that since the location of the coal lands msnyprospectors have examined them and returned to Pbenix 10 make their applications. The land was rapidly being taken up when the order from Washington was received which will hold all of them up pending su exam instion, classification and valuation by the department.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
Heney Will Lecture
 on Frisco Graft Cases

Francis J Heney. the famous graft prosecutor, returned to Tucson Satur. day night sitter trip to Patagonia. He will be there for a week as the guest cf his brother, Ben Heney.
 According to the Citizen, next Thursday night, in response to request of number of Tucsouians, Mir. Herey will deliver A lecture at the opera house or | Q inside history of the San Francisco graft cases.
 Incidentally MT. Heney will go into the municipal situation as it prevails iu many cities, b E and little through out the United States. He will also have some remarks to make concern ing the constitution for the proposed new state of Arizona and will point out some pitfalls that should be avoid ed in the new constitution.
 Mir. Heney today related a part of the inside history of the San Fran SirfO Einih HicettuNiOhr. it ID d otatl- ling story and one that thrills in every sentence. The prosecutor strikes straight from the shoulder and in his speech to the Tucson people next Thursday plight he intends to not mince matters.
 Mir. Heney, when he leaves Tucson, will return to his home in San Fran. cisco. Later he will go to Portland to take charge of the land fraud pros- cautions.
 A number of magazines are endesv- bring to get MT. Heney to write an article on the graft prosecutions in San Francisco He will do this later, but will first pay his respects to Schmitz, Ruet, ct al, before Tucson audience on Thursday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19

NJ. Burns, in the Douglas Dispatch, says tha. the winds stop hens from laying more than anything else in this climate. His bullets were laying about four dozen eggs per day up till the little winds came in October, and these blows cut down the average considerably. Tue March and April winds, he gays, are much worse. He thinks & windbreak :s an essential for chickens. aud he will plant ocatillos for the lower protection and higher shrubberry and trees above. He has increased the average number of eggs per day by feeding jackrsbbits.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
From Mondays Daily.

George Hughes, brother Of City Treasurer Ed Hughes, is over from Bisbee as s court witness.
 TN Childers has been appointed to the office of overseer of county roads ;n Ysvapai county, to take his office after Jan. 1.
 H B Cslisher and Joseph Calisher state that they propose shortly to open slOO,OOO department store in Douglas.
 Sam Barrow was in the city yester- day from St. David on @ brief visit.
 Supervisor McCabe was a Tomb. stone visitor today on & brief business visit.
 Jas Letson wss among the Bisbee arrivals today on court business.
 The grand and trial juries are in attendance on court again, and the court house presents lively scene these days.
 Charles Holtz, former Tombstoner, is in the c ty from Bisbee on court business
 Wm Hnlley and U Harrington, two popular Bisbeeites, who are equal. ly well known heresbouts, were in- coming passenge today from the big copper camp.
 Los Angeles newspapers of the 7th inst. announce the marriage ip that oity of Regina B Herrera. daughter o, the late Major Fred M Herrera o' Nogsles, to William H Estes of Los Angeles. The young lady was born in Tombstone and lived in Nogslei several years in her childhood. Sh,
 is we'll remembered by many in No gslses.-Oasis.
 Telegrsphic sdvices were received in Tombstone yesterday from Dr H R Hitchins st Nogsles, conveying th' [ the Information that George Howart died in that city st 4:3O Sunday morn ing. The deceased was we'll known il 3 Tombstone, having conducted the firs | nov .ng picture theatre in this city
 and resided here with his wife for
 year or more. The deceased was . sufferer of cancer of the stomach Q which caused his death. The news C , his demise will be received with s pang of regret by many friends here who, with THE PRosPEcToR, exten 'condolence to the bereaved widow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
From Tuesdays Daily.

Si Bryant and wife are Tombston, visitors today from Turquoise.
 John Dugsn is over from Bisbee or court business.
 C. NJ Neilsen is & court attendant today from Bisbee.
 Justices of the Peace Murphy o Lowell sand High of Bisbee wert passengers today on court matters.
 Attorneys Nesle, Strickier and OConneli were incoming passengers today from Bisbee to look after the interests of their respective clients be. or @ the court.
 Relatives and friends of Miss Zilpha Croxdsle of Prescott are alarmed over her mysterious disappearance two weeks ago and foul play is feared.
 Miss Grace Hicks. of Tombstone. is guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs, l. c. E. Adams. being here for the purpose of acting as one of the brides. maids at the wedding of Miss Gladys Adams to Mir. Charles Mahsn tomor- row evening. g.-Bisbee Review.
 At The Oriental last night, Prof. LaWayne amused a large audience with his experiments in hypnotism. Mrs. Lucy Robinson of Denver. the young lady who was sleeping on 6 cot in Flsch's show window for six hours, was awakened from her slumbers at s o'clock on the stsge A class of six subjects, three of whom were Tomb stone youths, were hypnotized on the stage and made to do various antics and grotesqne maneuvers that afford ed considerable hilsrity for the on. lockers. Prof. LsWsyne announces that he will conduct a blind-folded game Of pool at the Billiard Psrlors this afternoon under hypnotic in- fiuence. which is one of his novel tests. Prof. LaWsyne will be at The Oriental tonight and tomorrow night.
 The College Women's Club of Tue son will begin shortly to conduct pub lie readings at the Carnegie library for the benefit of the school children of the city.
 The third annual exhibition of the Aircraft Society of Tucson IS being held at the Csrneg.e library.
 According to the courts intimatior, the late ex-Gov. McCord's frs. wife is likely to lose her case on account Of having lived for sesersl years within 50 miles of McCord's residence, main. tained tor A second wiie, without a move for adjudication.
 A negro wanted on burglary and forgery charges wss arrested at Ash Fork Tuesday evening and left in charge of bystander while Trainmsn Gunnels went in search of an officer. When Gunnel was out of sight the negro severely stabbed the man and escaped.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19

The Indian school basketball team defeated the Phoenix High School team last Saturday, the score being l3 to l2.
 It has been found necessary to add . second money order window to the Phoenix postof6ce on account of the enormous increase in business.
 A contract has been let for the run. ming of e l5O-foot tunnel in . group of elaine near Parker owned by the Continental Mine company of Los Angeles.
 Chicago capitalists are figuring on building sn electric freight and pss- serger line between Florence and [ Casa Grendes
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
ARIZONA
 FOREST
 FUNDS Arizona's Grazing Income From Its
 Reserves Is MILLION ACREAGE
Territory's Share of tht 25 Percent. Revenue
 Foots $38,000

The income from the Arizona Forest department is larger than many sup pose, as has been shown by the report just received by the territorial audito or. lie has received total of S3s,3l3.45, being the 25 per cent. of the total amonnt of monies received from ns- tionsl forests in Arizona during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1909.
 The fund is apportioned among the different countie- of the territory on sn acreage basis as iollowa:
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19

There is considerable unrest in Tombstone's Chinatown ss the result of the tong war iu California. Several California Chinese involved in the trouble have recently fled to Arizona and few nights ago one was sssas- sinsted in Nogsles. It is feared the trouble may extend here, although the local Chinese say that com plete peace exists among the tongs in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
Chinese Tong War
 May Extend to Arizona

An Oakland dispatch says The list of dead in the Chinese Tong war was increased to eight when Lee On was found in A doorway in Chinatown with four bullets in his brain. The truce established by the Six Compan- ies, ending the war of the tongs, has been hope!essly broken. Further ss- sassinatiOns are feared.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
Bandits Fail to
 HoIdup Tombstone

The Singing Bandit has "stung' Manager Wsrnekros. as the following from the Tucson Citizen shove:
 Manager Drschmsn of the Tucson opera bouse was making diligent search today for the opera troupe, "The Singing Bsndits," which was en- gagged for this evening, but up to late in the afternoon the collection of beauties had not been seen nor heard from. Considerable expense hes been laid out in preparation for the troupe'e coming which Mir. Drachmsn does mol want to lose."
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19

These funds are derived largely for the grazing of cattle on the forest ranges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19

LArER-Word vas received thie afternoon from the manager of the company that they had closed on account of the sudden illnees of Miss Mason, the prims dona of the com pany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
I}kEI,S

! BkEDs , Leadyille Tow nsite, Leas-
 ing and Mining com
 pany to Lafe Gibson,
 James Tasffe and c B
 Landers, mines situst-
 '6 in the Turquoise
 mining district ..-... IF Jscquemin to A M
 Martin. mines situated
 in the Warren mining dRtrict. |. James Letsou ct ux and
 NJ Cunningham ct
 ux to Roger Kennedy property in the Lowell
 addition to city of Bis oee. ...-...-.. lo Roy Miller to G H Davis
 sn undiv ded one half
 interest in mines situ-
 sted in the Turquoise
 mining district. .... 10 |. Roy Miller to w c Gar risop, an undivided in- terest in mines situat- ed in the Turquoise mining district. ..... 10 .. B R Rivera to Rafael Oftiz ct ux, Douglas property y--.....-..... 4oN g. Frederick He iberg to the California and Para disc Mining company, mines situated in the Paradise mining dis tAict Nettie Gilpin to Thos J Baker, land in town ship 13. 13.......... 1900 .. P B Soto ct ux to NJ J Soto ct ux 10 Marion Bros, Wilcox prop cfty lVJV Albert E Lundberg ct ux to Walter H Fort ct ux, property in the Lowell addition to the city of Bisbee, with all the improvements on same e.... ...... 10 .. Courtlsnd Townsite & lmprovem ent company to A ' Smith, Court. land property ....... 75O Q. Courtlapd Townsite < Improvementconpa to Chas K Barnes, Courtlsnd propersy... 2200 L s McGirk ct ux to William Ertliug. Bis bee property ....... . Nicholas Mobile and Mic holss Mobile. as ad. ministrator of the es- state of Milo NJ Medi- govich, decessed, to William Ertiing, Bis bee property. l.,sa Eo.1a to WN Miles, J D Moss, w W Walker ank Joseph Henderson trustees of the African Methodist Episcopal church, property in the Lone Star addition to the. city Of Doug ioS 17O Joseph N Curtis ct ux to Joseph W Curtis. Jr., forty acres Of land in township IS. ... 600
 BILL OF BALE Joseph N Curtis ct ux to Joseph " Curtis Jr about 30 head of range cattle ranging in the San Pedro Valley and about 20 head of range horses .-...-..-. 50U ..
 CONDITIONAL SALE O c Rcush to NJ D Betz, consideration $l2OO; $575 each, and balance in monthly instsll-
 ments commencing
 January 4, 1910; nov.
 ing picture outfit in DteDcc A$VV . Pioneer Lumber com-
 psny vs W A Russell; property covered: one house on lot in Her.
 ron addition to town of
 Courtland, to secuTe.. S6 | POWER OF ATTORNEY
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19
RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY

COCHISE COUN' THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRI Instruments Filed With the Co,
 Recorder
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE Earl D Hsmack to the First National Bank of Douglas, chattle mortgage on furniture and fixtures in barber shop in the city of Dougiss. ......... -
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT W D Evans vs Balls l. Mckinney; property levied upon includes mines situated in the Turquoise mining d's- trict; also ertain quarter sections of land situated in Co. chise county; amount inyoiveo ...... icZ4
 SATISFACTION MORTGAGE Ariz 1na Investmentcom. paEy to Ernest H Clark ct ux, sstisfsc- tion mortgage on the Wee Wee m i ming ciAiuf Provident Mutual Build ing and Loan sssocis- ton to George NJ Por- ter ct ux, satisfaction Of mortgage on B:sbee property. Lenors Taylor to A L Jordan, satisfaction -oi chattle mortgage .... - Mrs Ada Brown to D F Johnson ct ux, sstis- faction of mortgage on Douglas property... -
 MORTGAGES Estate of Robert Larson and Nathslly Larson, mincrs, to the Provi. dent Mutual Building and Loan sssocistiop, realty mortgage on in the city of Doug les lOOU Chas D Corbett and J L Dohson to Bank of Bisbee, chsttle mort gage on Buick auto. 2 c Anderson ct ux to the Willcox Bank and Trust company, realty mortgage on property m Morgan & Angles addition to town of llicox .--... 4uV HlOOitc cNV Dr R E Herendeed to the Copper Queen Consoli. dated Mining company chsttle mortgage on furniture, etc .... - John Patten ct ux to R o b ert Hennessy, realty mortgage on Bisbee property ..... 200 Sidney N Kemp ct ux to the Willcox Bank and Trust compspy. realty mortgage on Wilcox property 5OV Jas ! Busenb bark to the Wilcox Bank & Trust company, ,chsttle mort gage on l25 head Of stock ranging in the Sulphur Springs val- ity o<o J D Boone to the Will COX Bank & Trust company, ,cbattle mor'- gage On 1000 head of sheep, ranging part of time in the Sulphur Springs vai'ey, snd part of time in upper Arsvapai Canyon in western Graham coun- " <JVo U AdIing to the Will cox Bank and Trust company, sttle mortgage ge....-...... 4JO Richard John son to the National Cash Regis- ter company, chsttle mortgage on cash reg. iet0r [lS VIC McCuIlar to the Willcox Bank & Truet company, chsttle mort. gage on stock ranging in the Sulphur Spring, valley ......-. .-. 21 DE Johnson ct ux to c E Wenzel, realty mortgage oo Douglas property ........... 70
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19

~.sS OooDrspoSsOo @C-vvol r.ts csscarera Sandy Ut. rue -1c or s q {. 2. e f.r .s ,c- s1xglsts rsfuna anoaeo
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-19

Two Jeromeites were arrested for alleged violation of the Edmunds act, complaint having been brosght by the womsns husband, . wealthy Austrian of Rator, N. NJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
Consumption statistics.

Prove that neglected cold or
cough puts the lungs in so bad a
condition that consumption germs
find a fertile aeld for standing on
one. Stop the cough Just as soon
as il appears with Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup, soothes the torn and
infamed tissues and makes you well
again. Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
FERMENTATION AND
FLATULENCE PREVENTED
In the Stomach by Charcoal, the
Great Absorbent, Anti-Fermen-
tative and Deodorant.

4
Some years ago DR.. Belloc a re-
tired surgeon of the French army,
turned his attaetlcn to charcoal as a
re'redy for dyspepsia, fermentation
aid fiatulence. CT gas in the stom-
ach and inteitEts He was him
self sufferer from these symptoms
aud thus had IN opportunity OF test
ing personally It's therapeutic &t!sn.
He decided attar mary tests Ihae
charcoal made of willow wood was
by far the best. He found that
charcoal made of other woods
caused a disagreeable taste in the
mouth-even painful excavations of
the mucous membrane, as we'll as
thirst, and a pinching sensation in
the stomach; but not one of these
symptoms ever occurred when will
low chaI coal was employed.
He WIS in the habit of prescribing
from Two to six teaspoonfuls for his
patients, but he himself frequently
took as much as 500 grammes, or
more than Is ounces per day.. There
is really no such thing as taking too
much charcoal. An excess cannot be
taken, for the reason that the more
you take the better it is for you, as
1t entirely harmless, and through
its use your system will be complete
ly cleansed of all it's impurities, the
fermentation of the food and the
fermentation of gas in the stomach
prevented and the absorption Of toX-
ic products or poisonous material in |
to the blood from the stomach and !
intestines stopped.
When regular physician took as
much as Is ounces of charcoal daily, |
II! harmlessness- and beneficial ef- |
fects as an absorbent, deoderant, |
-0lm.destroyer and dyspepsia cure
hould be apparent to all,
The Academic Rationale de Medi- |
cine Faris reported very favor
ably on memoir which DR.. Belloa
published on the use of charcoal, !
and in rance it soon became a fa- |
vorite fome1. Its reputation spread |
to this cuu.'Iy and now we fni !
charcoal luZenge. extensively sold, |
p4esoi lied arc employed as dyspep |
sia remedies. Dr. Belloc's charcoal !
was adD i...stc:ed TO his patients in
The form of q II "der stirred up al
water, which was very disagreeabla
to the taste, and it's efficacy was far
less than in the form of a lozenga. I
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are a
great and happy improvement upon
this form of administering charcoal. Il
They are made of the best willow
charcoal, freshly prepared, and rem
dered exceedingly palatable by the
addition of pure honey, which gives
them a taste that is in strong con-
trast to that of ordinary powdered
charcoal. Neither could be more
eflcacious in its effects than charcoal
given in this desirable form. Two
or three of Stuart's Charcoal Loz-
enges taken after meals are sufh-
cient to give complete relief. Go to
your druggist and buy box, but in
sist on having Stuart's, as there are
many worthless limitations on the
market, not made of willow wood,
but of poplar, lockwood, dogwood
etc, which are not good for the sys-
TEN. For sale everywhere, % cents
per box. Sample box will be sent
free by mail upon request Address
F, A. Stuart Co., 200 Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
What Would You Do?

In case of a burn or scold what
would you do to relieve the paino
Such injuries are liable to occur in
any family and everyone should be
prepared for them. Chambrrain's
Salve applied on soft cloth will re-
lieve the pain almost instantly. aud
unless the injury is a very sew vsre
one will cause the parts to heal with
out leaving a scar. For sale by all
good druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
A Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.

81 have used chamberlain's collie,
Cholera aud Darrhoea Remedy for
several Years for diarrhoea. l con-
slider It the best remedy l have ever
tried for that trouble. bought a
bottle of 1t a few days ago from our
druggist. Mr.. r. II. Brooks. l shall
ever be glad to speak word in its
praise when l have the opportuni-
ty."--Rev. ]. ID. Knapp, pastor
NJ. E. church, Mills Grove. Pa. Sold
by all good druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
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Weather Forecast
Fair tonight, with heavy frost;
Sunday, fair and warmer.
You
Are cordially requested to phone
any item of interest, such as per-
sonal about a friend or yourself, to
The Journal Main so. No item too
small.
Cider Apples Wanted
Price $500 per ton; sacks fur
nished. Gideon Stolz Co. vinegar
factory, Mill street near Winter.
10-12-1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
Discount ON EyerXthing--

In my store to early Christmas
shoppers Stock the best selected and
largest in Salem. Chas, Fl. Hinges,
jeweler, next door to U. S, Bank
building,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
Election Day

Election Day
If you did not know it was cleo
tion day any other way you would
know it today by the fact that the
saloons were closed from noon until
a o'clock. Anything that makes a
man go dry stirs his memory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished housekeeping rooms, 356
S. II. Phone 1888. 11-6-2t

The little matter of knocking the
city of New Whatcom out of $37,-
600 revenue does not worry the pro-
hibitionists of that community.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
The Man on the boy

Max Figman has increased his pop
ularity more than ever this season
in the south with his revival of THE
Man on the Box" and splendid pro-
ductions of THE Substitute" and
"The Old Curiosity Shop" The New
Orleans critics declared his perform
ances entitle him to his managers
claim as Americas foremost come
dian"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06

The Best Cake and Pastry
And genuine homemade mince
pies, at the Elite Cafe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
Try Our Chicken
Dinner, 35c, Elite Cafe.

BE IL Good Fellow
Aud treat your friend to La
Corona cigar. They are made by
the Salem Cigar Factory and cost
10 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06

Fried Spring Chicken
At the Elite Cafe.
A Surprise Party
A very enjoyable evening was
spent Thursday when the classmates
of Harry Scott rendered him sur
prise party. The evening was spent
in music and games. Light refresh
ments were served.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-06
X X X X X X X 4 x * X X X X X
X NEW TODAY !"
X X X 4 x x * X i: X 4; ~ 4; X

FOR RENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms, 4S6 South Com
mercial street. 11-6-3t