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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
FRIDAY

A strong effort is 10 be made to pu: Sheriff Slaughter forward for another term. Some Of the most prominent citizens Of our county have urged him to alloow his name to be used.
 The stsge from Fsirbsnk came mp today loaded with mass of humanity. They were jurors who had been sum- moned and candidates for usturaliza- ton papers. There were about thirty in all and required an extra to pull them up from the railroad.
 Asiresk of lightning, accompanied by hesvy peal of thunder startled nervous people last night nearly out of t!eir wits.
 Pima and Cochise counties held separate csucuses lsst night. The delegates of the first named county came to conclusion to support Peter Brady for joiLt councilman. Cochise agreed to let its delegates vote indi- viduslly. Pipsl county will caucus this morning-Republicsn.
 Mir W F Nichols, of Willcox, nomi- mated for jcint councilman is visiting Tomb tone and will make himself bet ter known tomorrow night to our citizens. He will talk on the subject of county divi,ion and we h, pc slso on the question o' disfrsnchisipg be- lievers in God and worshippers of Hin in their own way.
 The Mexican Fourth of July passed very quietly.
 Miss Edna Taft has recovered from her recent illness and will visit friends in the east next month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Tombstone City
 Primaries Next

Now that the excitement. of the county and state primaries are over it become. in order for all Tom bstonites to turn their attention to the city primaries which will be held on October 3rd. Nomination petitions for the vsrious city officers were filed Saturday, the last for filing, and it is expected some little interest will be centered on election day.
 The following are those who filed their petitions for nomin stion on the Democratic ticket:
 For Mayor,-W F Kucbenbecker.
 For Councilman, let wsrd,-
 For Councilman, 2nd ward.-H L Hu;chison.
 For Councilman 3rd ward,-
 For Councilman 4th ward,-Wm Csvanaugh.
 For City Msrshal,-Geo. Brsvin. The foilowiog are tho.e who have filed petitions on the Non Partisan ticket:
 For Msyor.-
 For Councilman ist ward,-R B Valance.
 For Councilman 2nd wsrd.-Lee o Woolery.
 For Councilman 3id wsrd,-H M Eckerman
 For Councilman 4tb ward, =
 For Chief Of Police.-Geo. Wales. No Republicans filed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
From Mondays Daily.
Returned 10 Tucson

"B'lp Hstticb. former bachelor editor of the PRosPEcToR and EFIrAPIr returned 10 his home at Tucson today after spending several days here. and in Bisbee and Dougls-. "Bill" imply can not stsy away from 0'd Tombstone and other ID ar Old Cochise" towns aud makes frequent vi-i,s. He eI- poets b return in several weeks over tue Borderlsnd Route in his new Buick 6o," which be recently pur- chased. He parents will accompany bim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
TUESDAY

N kids this fall need apply for legislative honors. One more lesis- lsture like the last and Arizona might ss well shut up sbop and go fishing.
 A boarding house trust is talked Of in Phoenix. The consumer will be benefited thereby as bill Of fare is to contain the same dishes in each res- tsursnt in the town and the man who grows is to be black balled.
 The argument beirg used that a republican legislature must be choeen this fall to act in harmony with the Governor, who will be 6 republican [. is 6 slim one. The history of two years ago does not bolster up this sr' gument. There never was 6 legisls- ture overwhelmingly democratic or republican that gave us good laws where the men were elected for their politics and not for tbeir fitness. Iacscukelc IOI SOuOIh hbN Nckaite are again leaving by stages, the so- nora railroad being washed out in various plac' s.-Tucson Citizen. Haven't had any rain down this ~sy, Mir Vail. Must have been fall o! Fiesta wbiskey,
 The Phoenix Herald says: "There are no scales on the republican plat form" Who ever heard of crawfish having scales anyhow.
 Reciprocity is not ss bsrsh 6 word ss free trade but it is rotbing less. Free trade between American nations and countrie. wss booted ten sesIs ago and now we are on the eve of adopting it. In ten years mora free trade with tbe world will. be adopted by which time the western hemi- sph re will rule the commerce of the earth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
WEDNESDAY

The Bisbee delegates to the .Demo- cratic Territorial conyention left yes- terdsy for Phoenix. The Tombstone delegation went today.
 All Emanuel received a note from Judge Sloan today stating that he would leave Tucson for Tombstone to day.
 General Grierson "bas it in" for Arizona. In his annual report just issued he advises "the abandonment of Fort Grant, Fort Bsysrd and Fort Lowell and the removal of these troops to California poets.
 "Our George" was the cry of the Cochise county delegates in the Re- publican convention. It was nothing 70 be compared to the enthusiasm with which the Cochise boys will enter the Democratic convention, headed by W K Meade, and yelling for "OuI , Mark."-Builetin.
 An Apache scout boor,d up the other nigh. ., Tucson and look in the s P Depot. He ran the wa'chmsr into the ticket offiSe and then attsck' ed . brakeman with . knife and six shooter The brakeman wiped ths earth with the Apache and then Ie, him go.
 Thomas Conway, better known q "Sootty ," was torn to pieces last wesl
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
TUESDAY
Miss Lintz Appointed
 County School Supt

At the meeting of the Bosrd of su- pervisors yesterday, the resignation of D B H1tcbins was accepted, 10 ke effect October let. Mir Hu.chins has been county school superintendent for over a year, prior to which he ~ss putty under H H Hotchkiss. Upon the resienation of Mr Hotcbkiss be was appointed to fill the office. which he has done to the ratisfacticn of all. He will enter into the automobile business
 Miss Minnie Lintz, who was nomir . ated candidate for the office O! super- insendent by such large majority at Tuesdsvs primsries. wss sppoipte by the board yesterday to fill the va- csncy in the office. Mise Lintz is we'll qualified for the position, has bad years of experience in the public schools, snd is . graduate of Mi.rni uniyer.ity, st Chicago Illinois She will enter the office on October let 4, the date Mir Huichins resignation takes effect.
 The PRosPscToR conRratulates the Cochise board on the appointment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
THURSDAY

Tom Sorin heard nothing of I disns in his visit to Cochise Strong. hold last Saturday.
 According to the Florence Enter. prise, John Clum, who has been ou the Examiner for some time. has sc- cepted an appointment to thoussnd. dollar clerkship at Washington. Fred Hawke had 6 relapse yesterday y aud is down again with pneuDo onis
 The psnicky feeling in the ess, in financial cepters is said to be due to the Mckinley tariff bill. The party had better stick to Blaine and throw Mir Mckinley overheard.
 Judge Sloan arrived yesterday.
 The Sheriff is busy gathering jury men.
 A number of passengers on thestsge today were from Bistee and came to take out their naturalization papers
 Lucero Psrco was on . lark last night and about midnight procured 45 cslibre pistol and attempted to kill s woman whom he imagined he had e grudge against. Flank Ryan wss in front of Fly's gallery when the gun went of and caught the disturber Of the peace within c stone's throw Of where he stood. With the assistance of Murty Long they took the man to the city jail. and upon having a hear. ing this morning be was bound over to appear before the grand jury. Psrco is the Mexican who was with Sheriff at the time he had the fight with the Sonora train robbers in the Whetstone mountains 6 couple of years ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
MONDAY
Curio Store
 Dumaged by Fire

A Phoenix di patch ssye;-
 Fire believed to have started from a cigarette stub, caused heavy dam age to the R l. Bake curio store, No 33-35 West Adams street, shortly af-, ter midnight yesterday morning. Bake estimates his loss at $50 coo Very small insurance wss carried
 Rare antique Indian articles. and many others gathered by Bake through travelling ell ovsr the world, were destroyed. Water and emcks caused great damage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years
MONDAY

George W Cheyney returned homs today after an absence of c fortnight on business COD Dnected with the schools O the territory. Since leaving home be hae received the nomination fer Delegate to Congress, but doee not show it from his appearance or man ner, and wears the same sized hat that he wore last year.
 The Republican has let up on Nor. ford and is after Marion of the Pres colt Coulter. It is fi sht which the people take no interest in and never built up . newspaper iu this or any other country. Get out in the hills and fight it out. then give us the news
 Tue Phoenix Republican says tha. since the Republican party came into power the Mormons are behaving themselves, and that is the reason they are not prosecuted. The Mor mon plank in the platform must then be e lie.
 The Tombstone Prospector wants the ambitious candidates of its town to demonstrate their interest in the community by donating money to be used in improving the cemetery. As the cemetery will contain most of the candidates after election day, fgur,- lively spesking. they would only be festhering their own nests by follow ing the suggestion of our wise contem- Californian
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20

Today reports reached the Saerifi's office that the robbers who had held up the bank cashier at Duncan were supposed to be in hiding in the mcun- tsine somewhere in the vicinity of Dos Csbesss. Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Bowden immediately left for the scene to investigate. It is not known for . certainty whether or not the robbers arc In the hille but Sberiff Wheeler will no doubt bring them te justice if the report is true. For when Sheriff Wheeler goes after 'sm |. hs always brings 'em back.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Yesterdays Games

Three games were played on the local diamond yesterday. The Stsrs won the fret by a score of l3 to 6. The Regulars carried of the second by e score Of II toS. In the third game the Mexican team defeated 6 picked team by 6 score oi l2tos.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Naturalization Day

Today was naturalization day in the superior court and the examination was conducted before Judge Lock . wood by Examiner Frederick K Jones, who arrived Saturday A clsss Of about forty five were present to be examined. and the whole day was required to hear them. Besides the applicants about one hundred witt nesses were slso here. and ,the court house was the scene of usual activity tadn-
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Here On HusiHee

City Editor Oscar K Coll of the Bishes Daily Review arrived ID the city yesterday from Bisbee on bu iness before the board of supervisors. He will re main until tomorros before re- turning to resume bic duties On the Review. Oscar has many friends here and IS kept busy shaking hands He recently took the position of city editor on the Review. and his many friend wish him success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
General Manager Here

H K Street, general manager of the Boquiliss Land & Cattle company, notored mp from the compsny's home ranch st Jsstro thi. morainE, having business tefore the board of super visors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20

hear Lordsburg. while attempting (, ride on . brakebeam.
 The hay is 60 universally thiek this year that parties now engaged in cut ting in the Sulphur Spring valley can. in many places drive six miles with out turning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
McNeish in City

$ McNeish, county surveyor, ar- rived in Tombstone this morning from Bisbee, and will leave this even- ing for the headquarters of the Bo- quillss Land < Cattle company, where be has business demanding his Atten fiOD
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
From Wednesdays Daily.
Will Teach at OouuIas

Mise Le ns Tracy, of Tombstone, who taught school here for the past year, left Saturday for Douglas, where she has been engaged as one of the teachers in the ronglss schools for the coming term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Erecting Garage

c B Tsrbell is having Contractor Eckermsn erect q garage CD his lot back of the Tsrbell Undertaking Par. lors and Wm Lu,!ey has just com- pleted commodions garage, both gentlemen are reccpt purchasers cf Buicks,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
WEDNESDAY
Bank Robbers Make
 Raid In Duncan Ariz.

CLIFTON, Ariz. Sept 15.-Two masked men entered Bank Duncan at Duncan, Arizona, at the point Of re-. volvers and marched Cashier B F Lennsu into the vault. After locking him in. they proceeded to rob the bank of e3200 and escaped on horse back. A posse is in pursuit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
From Douglas

Attorney John F Ross, who received the Democratic Domi stion for the office of county attorney at the recent election. came up from the Snelter City yesterday. on business before the superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Installed Saw Mill

E H Reevee Of the Reeves Feed and Fuel store has installed 6 roteary cav miIl driven by six horse power ess- oline engine. in his wood yard. The mill will saw all wood for the yards and does good work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
From Tuesday's Daily.
On Legal Business

Attorney K Williams IS nun bered among the visiting sttorneys in tbe county sest t1 day on court matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Few House: Empty

Hardly a house it for hsbitstiou is empty in all of Tombstone. There are however many that might bn Tee paired and the wise owner will proceed forthwith to the ueedful.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Here On Business

Heory Fisher, section foreman on the Tom mbs.one division Of the E P & 5 W iss visitor in the county seat to. day ou business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Left for Nacoza

MrG W Edmond who has been visiting his friend Ed H Reeves, left today for Nacozsri, Mexico where he goes to accept position with the MoctezIms Copper CO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Canvassing Vote

Chairman August Hickey, and Members Rock and Risgs, of the board of supervisors, are in session to- day to csnyass the vote of the recent primary and transact other business that may come before that body.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
visitingIn Bisbes

Sam Watts, of this city, returned from q visit U Bisbee today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Returns 10 Risbee

Oscar K Coll. City Editor of the Bisbee Review returned to Bisbee to- day st 6 several days visit in the couns ty sest On business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
From OOuulas

J M Bledsoe, of Hood & Bledsoe, Ford agents a, Douglas was business visitor in the cou ty seat today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Went to 0ou2las

Superior Judge lockwood went 10 Douglas today on few days business vi-it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Back to Douglas

Editor c H Kelly of the Ipterna- tionaI at Douglas returned home yes- terdsy afternoon after brief visit here on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Meeting Tomorrow

TbeCbsfu-Grsmmage. B Buckingham neeting- are scheduled for tomorrow Amos, 3 600 people heard this com pspy at one oftheir IT tiugs at Phoe- nix. Anyone missing either of their meetings will be e loser. The first will be at the park at 3 D m, and the other st the Schie tfelin Hall a, ID . Both meetings are absolutely free, snd every body is invited. Remember the date. Wednesday, September l6.-Adv Left for Los Angeles
 Mics Helen A1.ell lef, today for Los Angeles where she will teach school this year.
 Will Attend Berkley College
 Edgar Axteil will attend the Berkley College Farm School at Davis Cslii- ornis this year He leaves on the Golden State Limited tonight. In With Six Prisoners
 Deputy Sheriff Charley Gross, of Douglas, with three prisoners in GUS tody, and Deputy Sheriff Red Cannon of Bisbee, slso having three prisoners , under his charge, arrived in the city this morning and placed the prisoners in the county jail.
 Was On Sick List Clerk Karger of the board of snper- viso.s who has been on the sick lie. Tor the pact several days is able to he up and about again today and is a, his DO [ at the office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Went to Wilcox

Deputy Sberiff Harry Raffer!y went to Wilcox yesterday on matters of an official nature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Home Cookinu

h todsy's columns appears the cd of Mrs J R Raines, announcing the opening oi her toarding house. Mrs Rsines needs DO introo uction as she is we'll known in the old Csmp. bsvirg conducted . boarding house here before aud her good clean psistsble cooking hss spoken well for itself. Tomorrow's opening will no doubt be attended by large number.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
On campaiun Trip

Deputy County Treasurer Frank Demaies. left this morning for Benson Wilcox, and other towns and pre-. cincts in the northern part ot the county. MT Demsrest is Republican nominee for the office of treasurer and is on a campaign trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Remodeling Building

WtITIUucFIIIU UuIIUIIIY
 Contractor H NJ Eckermsn is re- modelling the front of the building oc- ,npied by Peter Butte, which will be us, d by F. M Hswes as garage for the Studebaker, which be recently purchased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Over from Bisbee

Attorney Wm Clesry of Bisbee is among the visitors iu the county sea. today on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Left for Qouulas

Deputy Clerk CB Wilson of the Superior Court left today for Douglas on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20

Tom Sorin heard nothing of | !. disns in his visit to Cochise stropg- hold last Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
Returned from Colorado

Returned from Colorado Manager Harry J Evans of the
 Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph company in Tom bstone accom- panied by his wife and child returned home yesterday from Colorado Springs, Colorado, where Mre Evans bas been visiting for the past several months
 Papa Evans is proudly displaying the new manager to his msuy iriends. A Bisbee Visitor
 L R Roscoe cane over from the big Warren district copper camp this morning and spent the lay here. Benson Deputy Sheri
 Deputy Sheriff William Bennett ar- rived this morning from Benson making the trip in his Ford runabout.
 He was accompanied by bis brother, Fred Bennett.
 Judge Page Visitor JIG Page. who for plumber of yesrs ps has been holding dosn the lid O. ,he Wilcox iudicisl precinct in the
 .apac,'y of Justice of the Peace, is c visitor in Tombstone.
 Up From Douglas Major George H Kelly, editor of the Douglas International is q visitor Q the county seat again today on { matters before the board of supervisors. | He will return home this afternoon .. Returned From Bisbee MrsOE Elliott and her sister Mise ! Mildred Mare returned home yester- day from Bisbee where they have been on few days visit. 1 Street Lined With Autos Allen esreet was lined with autos today which came over form Bisbee,
 bringing over spplicaots for citizen-
 ship pspers. Returned From ElPaso {, Master Douglas Gray returned home
 this morning from Fl Psso, where he
 hss been for several weeks on visit
 with relatives.
 Went to Phoenix
 County School Superintendent D B Rutchins went to Phoenix today on busipess.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-20
WARRANTY DEED

 c Sandberg ct ux to Grace Montgomery, Warren pop 2750 Edith Gs,s.kell ct conj to s sutcliffs, Bisbee prop.... 320 D Carrioss to E Sleeper, land 10 .. c Andres ct uI to R Buchan~ an. Douglas prop. ... 200 =. San Simon c & c Go. to LIE krentz, land. ... 2Ou0 .. J Slaughter ct uI to J Casper land ...... ......... 1000 c Hooker to Emma Hocke: land .... ......-....... 10 .. B Rises to Riggs. marble claim ............ 10 0. H Smith to Warren Rty & Dev Co, mining claims. l
 CHArTEL MORTGAGE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Old People Need
A Bowel Stin,u1antl
The Ideal One is a Mild Lax
atiue Tonic that VIII Keep
the Bo,Oels Gently Active

Healthy old age In so absolutely de-
}pendent upon the condition of the bow
GELS that great care should be taken to
}see that they act regularly The fact
SIS that as age advances the stomach
}muscles become weak and inactive and
Sthe liver does not store up the juices
}that are necessary to prompt digestion.
Some help can be obtained by eating
Seasly digested foods and by plenty OF
}exercise, but this latter is irksome to
}most elderly people, One thing is GER
}tain. that a state OF constipation should
always be avoided, as It is dangerous to
qife and health The best plan is TO
Stake a mild laxative as often as is
Sdeemed necessary But with equal GER
}tainty II is suggested that cathartics,
}purgatives. physics, salts and pills be
}avoided, as they do but temporary good
Sand are so harsh as to be a shock to a
delicate system.
A much better plan and one that thou
Islands OF elderly people are following, is
Sto take a gentle laxative tonic like DR..
}Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. which acts as
NEARLY like nature as is possible, In
}fact. the tendency of this remedy is to
}strengthen the stomach and bowel mus
}cles and so train them to act naturally
$again, when medicines OF all kinds can
usually be dispensed with. This Is the
}opinion OF many people of different ages.
}among them Mrs Mary A. +. Davidson.
,of University Mound Home. San Fran
|cisco. Cal She is rs and because OF
her sedentary habits had continual bow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
F ANCY PRICES
BUY TITLES IN
PARIS MARKET
French Ministry Of Justice Does
Thriving Business in Dispos-
+ ing of Noble Certificates.
Special Cable to The American.

Special Gable to The American.
PARIS, Jan. 31.--One of the clever
est and most pungent sayings of The
late Oscar Wilde was that the peer
age is the best thing in fiction" The
saying sttll holds good to-day,
though it has taken another form
unknown TO our forebears.
Nowadays people buy titles by large
to the money chest of a
political party, whereas formerly they
stole titles to which they had no In
herent right.
Pedro II. Emperor of Brazil, who
died in Paris in 1891. having been
dethroned a co1ple of years previous
ly, was the last monarch to offer IT,
ties for sale The story is curious
one.
In his desire to obtain the neces-
sary funds forN the erection of a hos
pital in Rio de NJaneiro, the Emperor
announced that he would confer the
title of baron" on every subscriber
of 100000 milreis. and the title OF
count on every subscriber of 200, 900
milreis.
Great was the rush for the honors
thus easily obtained. and like a sue
Scsslui private cnterpTlSe put up 10
public subscription, the amount was
subscribed many times over To COM
momerate the vent Dom Pedro mad
inscribed over the hospital door
From Human Vanity to Human Mis-
cry"
Here in France, though the con
ferring of titles has been abolished
since the institution Of the present
republic in 1871, the Ministry of JUS
tice has still the power Of Issuing GER
tificates OF nobility Members OF the
French diplomatic service who use H.
ties have to obtain one of these GER
tidcates, the fees of which run into
pretty big figures.
Thus in the case OF duke the fees
amount to $4,000, a marquis $4,000, q
viscount $l,400. baron $500, and 50
on. The object Of the certificates is
to show that the pedigree of the re-
cipient having been Investigated, mis-
claim TO the title has been establish 81
and the seal of the republic is afflx ed
to the patent OF nobility.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Chamberlain To Be
Earl of Birmingham

Special Gable to The Atlanta American.
LONDON. Jan. 31.-Joseph Chamber
lain. Great Britain's grand old states
man, who has intimated his intention
of not seeking reelection to the next
Parliament. has several times refused
a peerage, but 1t is stated on excellent
authority that on his approaching re-
tirement from Parliament he will he Of
fered an earldom which. 1t is under
stood, he will accept.
The whole country thinks it will be a
fitting close TO great career for Cham
berlain to pass the quiet evening of his
life as the Earl of Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Chamberlain left Lon
don this week for their annual stay on
the Riviera. Mrs. Chamberlain. who
was Miss May Endicott. of Boston. is a
wonderful wife to the aged statesman,
and her solicitude and wonderful kind
ness towkard him are endearng her
tremendously TO the British public.