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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
THURSDAY War Affects
 Price of Copper


 Advices from Doug!s, are to the effect hat . curtailment oi the out put of the two local smeltefs with . oon"quent cutting down of the work ing 'ofce is likely to take place in few dsys While DO orders to this effect have yet been received by the managers of the Copper Queen and c & A smelters here such orders will be tha nasu al and unavoidable outcome Of laying off some of the crews in the Bisbee mines.
 Whi'e no formal orders have yet been issued, lt is announced that be- tween 400 and 800 men will be la,d eif st the Bisbee mines within . few dave. Officials of tie Copper Queen company there asssrt that all marri d men will be taken care Of. The Southwest shaft io d vision No l will be closed. That is the only division, howev-r, ;u which operations will be suspended in the Copper Queen prop erry. though york will be curtaiied in
 ther divisions,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
THURSDAY
THURSDAY Woman Takes Hand
 In State Campaign

For the first time in the history of Arizona, . woman las been directly employed to assist in 6 state campaign. Reese M Ling, candidate for United States Senator at the democratic pri- mary. and well known by the women of Ar zons becsu e of the active inter est he took in the suffrage cause two yesrs ago when the women Of this state made fight for the ballot, has employed Miss Myrtle Garrison, news- paper woman and ardent suffrage worker, to write, sIesk and generally boost for him in his campaign. Mise Gsrrispn has already started upon her dutiee. Her work is the same as that being done by the men employed by the other candidates.
 "I took the the place" said Mise Garrison. "becsuse 1 know Ling to be for national suffrage end it he is cent to the senate. there is one sure vote for us when the time comes to vote on the copstitutionsi amendment grant. ing equal suffrage to the women of the United States. I am deeply in- terested in this campaign and be- lieve that the women of Arizona will help me in working for . suffrage candidate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Guard Your Children
 Against Bowel Trouble

Many children at an early age become constipated, and frequently serious consequences result. Not being able to realize his own con- dition, a childs bowels should be constantly watched, and a gentle laxative given when necessary. Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets are especially well adapted to women and children. The Sisters of Christian Charity, s3I Charles St., Luzerne, Pa, who attend many eases of sickness say of them:
 "some time ago we began using Dr. Niles Laxative Tablets and find that we like them very much. Their action is excellent and we are grateful for having been made acquainted with them We have had good results in every case and the Sisters are very much pleased
 The form and flavor of any medi- cine IS very important, no matter who is 10 take it. The taste and appearance are especially important when children are concerned. All parents know how hard it is to give the average child medicine" even though the taste is partially dis guised. In using Dr. Miles Lax ative Tablets, however, this diff culty is overcome. The shape of the tablets, their appearance and eandy-like taste at cnce appeal to any child, with the result that they are taken without objection.
 The rich chocolate flavor and absence of other taste, make Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets the ideal remedy for children.
 If the first box fails to benefit, the price is returned. Ask your druggist. A box of 25 doses costs only zS cents. Never sold in bulk. nsIEs MEDICAL CO.,. EIkhart. saA
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
THURSDAY Women Can Own
 Three Homestead
A Phoenix dispatch ssys

A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-
 How . woman may ees three home- steads for her very oWn-wbere au- other. lees oddly situated may only have one, is land lsv auirk that de- ,elopsd ct John Birdno's ofics yts- serdsy. \ woman wrote into the oi- doe that sbe had occupied her deceased husha 7d's homestead since his death but hsdnt yet proved upon it. "ii I shculd ms-ry . man who has already taken up homestead. cou'd I keep minef" shs ssks.
 Iu reply. Chief Oie't Jim Lssir wrote back and said che could rot only keep her dead husbands land and thal ot her live husband. but could % os another homestead and prove it up fo1 herseit-mskiuR the three. He enclos cd copiss oi the law, showing that { widow may get title to her husband land. in due time, and Nisbout livinl on the homestead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Douglas Shelters
 Release Men

A Douglas dispIfch ssys-
 There wss great speculation on the streets yssterray e to what action in the line of ioroe reduction the smelt- e:s here will take. Tie keynote of Contributions from Arisops can be made direct Co the besdqusrts of the organization ct Washington, or thFouRh Gov. Hunt.
 the day was the closing down of three furnaces at the Copper Queen smslters, which rssuItsd in the laying od of 100 mem The o & A company, although reported to have made . move CD ruesday toward closing down . por- tion of the plant, did not do %. Ac- tion was delayed pending completion of conference between superintsnd- ent Clark. Captain J c Greenwsy and others, which took place yesterday afternoon in Warren.
 What decision wss reached is not known here.
 Neither did the Csnanea company make announcement of policy O vac anticipated. A definite announces msSt is expected to be made today It is expected that . smsll portion oi the plant will be kept running in or der to ward of actual starvation.
 The maximum price for oliver has been fixed st ten cents per ounce for the present.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
FRIDAY
RingIeaders of
 Plot Are Captured

A Phoenix dispatch says:-
 Eight Mexicsns, ssid to be ring leaders in . plot to s,s'ta revolution in the Salt River valley. are in the county jail.
 They are federal priscner. and let. sers in the possession of the United States officers show that their plo, was to capture the armory at Tempe. ssm themselves with the 75 Spring field rifles there, capture atrsin and take Phoenix by surprise
 Gres, secrecy Is msintained by of- 6cers who are on the trail of others implicated. The frst intimation of the plot came from Frank H Thackery sn Indian agent ct Sacsiop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
WIFE OF PRES- DENT OF THE
 UNITEDSTATES PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
 Dies This Afternoon /, at the Capitol

WASHING TON, D. C. August 6, l9l+.- Mrs Wood row Wilson, wife of the pres.- ident of the United States died at } o'clock this after noon. The end came as the result of about four months illness, and up until last night the physicians were hopeful.
 The President and the im- mediate family were at the bedside when the end came.
 The whole city is in mourn ing at the death of the first lady of the land.
 The devoted President has been at the bedside constant ly and from the sick room he has been giving directions for the relief of over ninety thousand stranded Americans abroad. The press of do- nestle legislation, the Euro pean war and the Mexican situation and the furry over financial matters throughout the country have weighed heavily upon him as he has maintained his day and night vigil.
 The president is near a ner vous breakdown and pros trated with grief.
 Telegrams of condolences are coming in by the hun dreds to. the grief-stricker President and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Bull koosers and
 6. 0. P. Will Unite
A Bisbee dispa,ch says.-

A Bisbee dispatch says:-
 Tue proers-sives and republicans got togsther oo . county ticket st Bisbee last evening, the progre.sivee filling all the offices they had candle date. for. and leaving the others blank on their ticket and the republicsos f'i these vacant places and leave he once filled by the progressives blank. each party retaining its own nsme and organization v
 The progressives named ell of their candidates and the republicAns oaned all oi their hut superior judge and soperintendeDt of schools and the candidates for these offices will be sn. nounced by Saturday.
 The following is the ticket selected to go before the primaries State senstors-J B Wiley. pro. gress;ve; Hank SnodRrsss, prcgres give.
 Repre- entatives-H L Noble. pro gree-ive; John Corning. progressive Lee c wooiery, progressive; setl Merrill. progre sive; MP Cosby, re publican; D R Hancock. republican c E Crysler. republican. | Assessor-W F Temple, progres sive.
 District Atiorney-JT Kingsbury republican.
 Treasurer-Frsnk Demsrest, re publican
 | Clerk os the Court-C w Hicks, re publican.
 | SherifY-J s Mcclure, proeres sive.
 Recosder-C H Fo ., progressive.
 supervisors-Jscob Scheere:, pro greasive, William Tompkip, prosreI give; . L Cummings, republican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
HoW's This7

We ofer One Hundred DoIisrs f,e. ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hsll's CstArrb Cure.
 r J. CHENEY & O., Toledo, o.
 We che undersigned. have known z. J. Cheney for the last IS years, and oelisve hin perfectly honorable in all uusipeD tsansactions and financially able e caTy ont any obligations made bv his firm.
 WAIDIxe, KISHAE & MAavIH,
 Wholesale Druegists. Toledo, o.
 Hsll's Catsrrh Cure is taken inter ally, seting directly upon the bloed and mucous surface of the system Tsstimonials sent free. Price IS csnts pss bottle. eoh h- all duegists
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Marriage lieensus Issued

That the month of June came near being the banner month for marriage iiceusss is evidenced by the fact that in that month this year total of 65 licences were issued out of the office of Clerk Jsmes, of the Saperior Court, by "Cupid's aaent." c B Wilson. A total of 66 marriage licenses in cpe month is che record for Cochise coun. ty end this is for the month of June, 1918. Fifty-iour licenses were issued iu the month of July. and % far this month IF licenses ave already been
 issued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
THURSDAY Away From
 Arizona Lawyers
| Tucsoo dispatch ssys.-

\ Tucsoo dispatch ssys,-
 Federal Judge W B savteIls is so- ing so tbs eoass ios his vacation. He dossot ssy joss vhsrs he is going to take It. It will bs cone plscs where Asisoss lswysss sss Det. Recently Jodes sswtslls tried b gsss rest af tho 0ssDd Cssyoo. He ssid he foosd is scolda'e bs done. Lswyess ssse eoe,inoslly after him with spplies. tisps tor granting of ipjaeesioos.
 Bsloss tsking his vacation Judgs 6swsslIs will sls b San Fsaoeisco with JuGsss Mosrsv ssd vso Flses oi shs Usieed ssssss eoost is sbs esss q vsn Dyke ef Miami sGaisse ths Asisoas oosposasioa Oomoissioe,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
FRIDAY
Cananea Mines
 Will Not Close

Although it hsd been feared thst the Canaosa Consolidated Copper company would close down its plant entirely, it vas yesterday announced that it would cootinue so operate .. ss present. This nsesDs that while DO moro men would bs employed, the mines aod smeIter will work on the besis of about 50 per cent oa the sor- nal ioree employed There will be DO reduction ie wages.
 The ecmpsny. seeasdieg D the 6g- uses of meu vho know, ca make DO money usdsr the pssssot chaotic con- disioo of the ctpp msrkss. in ises may Ioss some. Ho sever. the nat ter wss fully discussed b<Soss decision vss arrived ss . q ie vss doeided tbes too grsss % amount of soi5ssiog would bs sossi,ed should the plant close. Tbs eo@psoy s to be highly eoonsodsd upon iss oousss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
leasors May Not Have to 0uii

On scco,nt of the closing of the Fl Peso Shelters it is rumored that the lessors of the Tombstone dietrict will have to suspend for the present time. However today the full crew working ss the Lucky ouse are still ct work and indications arc that they will continue. Development wort by rIs company ss the Tranquilisy and oth.r shaits will continue according 10 the bot information. and it is hoptd th.t the var situstion in Europe win coon sIsas bsiers somsshins oi more .. ri- ous nature nay happen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Introduces Bill
 For Arizona

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 Senator Mark Smith. oi Arizona. to- day introdu uced bill before the United 6tstes senate to authorize the issuance of . patent so certain Isods within MaricopA county to the city of Pbos- nix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
From Saturdays Daily
Leave ivr Tucson

Leave iSr Tucson | Nss G L Horens and con. Mas~eil. lsit this morning for Tucson for . | short visit with frieods. At the Arlington The following are registered st the Arlington hotel. Mrs D H Frios oi Douglas, F J Dsvis oi LeRoy. x Y, BI E Briseoe and D Fuighan of Will-l COX. c E Slish oi SAn Simon, I eaol of Phoenix. R ) wilson of Tuceon, and J Nelson. J L Hsstiogs and W Bows of Bisbee.
 Dance Tonight
 A treat is in store for the dancs lovers oi Tom bs'one this evening st Gage Hall. The music ~ill bs fur- nished by Messrs. McSpsrsom. Hsr- mon. McMshon ard Hughsrt. which alone Rives assurance oi an excellent time
 Here from FlaVstah
 TIE Pulliam. sheriff of Coconino county arrived in the county sect to- day from bis home at Flssstaa. coming after a man by the name of Spaulding' being held in the county jsil for al lseed felony. He will take his man hack tomprroS.
 Congregational Services
 All mothers who have been kept avay from church on account ot tbeil little ones may now feel free to cont and bring them e we have arranged for their care and entertainment b! competent girls. during the hour O worship. Sunday school st 10 . m Preaching II . m sharp foupi teoples meeting [: IS. Preaching . the Park q, p m sharp. Violin sol by Prof A J Harmon and other specia music GL HORENE. passOr. May Put One Over Stars
 Two games are scheduled for se morrow on the Scnuster Psrk dismou between the Tombstone stsrs and th Tombstone Regulare. The Stare to dsy received their baseball uniform' and will appear tomorrow for the fTi time CD the local diamond in tha ts games against the Regulars. Csptai Harry Wheeler oi the Regulsrs lee confident of victory over the s'srl The boys have vou the last six esm' from the Regulars and Il men hs' gathered their beet sesm together f' the contest tomorrow and intend "put one over" the Stars this timt However the boys are prepared, an with sufficient practice in the pact fe weeks, feel that the men will have job on their hsnds. Tomorrow ., poets to witness two good games on the frat one will be called prompt ct l o'clock.
 Here from Solomonville
 Nit 6imms of fSolomonville. Grshal County is among the visitors io tt county seat today. Mir sinms s candidate for the nominstion to tf oeics oi Slate Treasurer at the comiu primaries and is in the city lootin over the political field and maxim friends. He left today for the nostt srn part 0! the county.
 Over from B,sbee
 Erassus Q Hstlsy. Bisbss caodidsl for the nomination so the o6ice County School Superintendent of G chiss was among the Tombstone vi itors yesterday and today looking oe' his political iene in this section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09

1os eafsness yeswr1ng spUo ssos S<a use Dr nnes LAxnfivo 1oho1A IA VI ssal Snslsg .AAvWnDo0ou4J
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09

FOR 6ALB-Rivs Cesasy bisds Wish cage. Apply e Ro.ks seess.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
On Business

On Business
 IL Gilman, the wellknown iewelel Of Bisbee, is among the visitors in th' county seat today on business m.tter having made the trip over-in his Hen. derson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
A Baby Boy

\ Baby Boy
 BORN In Tombstooe. August Ith, to the wife of Ed Hughes. . SOD. And it is needless to cay that Assessor Ed Hughes is all excited and happy, snd the "rusb is on." For be arrived this morning; . lusty. bouncing baby boy, and mot her and son are doing fine
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Brief Visit

Brief Visit
 Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy c We made . brief of1icisl vi.it to Fairhs tbis morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
lookinu Over Fences

Looking Over Fences
 County Attorney w c Gilmore re turned home yesterday from . bris officisI visi, to Bowie, and ipcid, n'all to look over political matters iu ths vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Returns from Miami

Leonard Melgren. of the inR,on hotel, returned home last evening from Miami. where he entered the Miami Inspiration hospital. under care Of Dr Bacon. Dr Bacon is a . bro,her-in- law of Mir Mel lsren,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
Enjoyable evenino

Last evening the Thiel home, on Bruce Street, between 4th aud 5th. was the scene of merry apron and overall party. The evening was spent in games, both ip and out of doore, and ice cream, cake, cookies. candy and punch were served and the young folks enjoyed themselves immensely. The girls were sttired in aprons. with "pigtsils" and "freckles." and the boys were there with the overalis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
On Regular Business

General Manager Walter Doupiss, of the Phelps-Dodge intere.ts ws. visitor in ths county seat today con- nected with comp~ny busintss. He wac accom- panied by his private secre- tsry pr Dye. The vieit oi the two distinguished gentlemen is only on regular business and nothing out of the ordiosry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-09
In from Stronghold

Mlss Julia Rockfsllow is spending several days in Tombssone from the RockfeIlow ranch in the Cccbise Stronghold. her father.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-03
Happenings of the War
 During The Past Week

a dispatch received by the War Office here. the German army have the English troops in Bel gium surrounded at Maubeuge, and it is only a question of a few hours until all the English troops will either surrenderor will be wiped off the face of the earth.
 Berlin, Aug. 2o According to the best reports to be had the losses of the allies during the past twenty four hours fighting has been sixty thousand.
 Antwerp, Aug. 2o--Great dam age has been done in this city by the bombs dropped from the Ger. man dirigables. Hundreds of men, women and children have been killed.
 Berlin, Aug. 3o-The War Of- flee issued the statement last night that Austria will withdraw her troops from Servia and rush them against the more immediate dan ger of the Russians on the north ern border. The Russians are in possession of several towns along the border.
 Washington, Aug. 3o---The gov ernment offices here received a dis patch yesterday evening which stated that the French had found twenty-five hundred dead German soldiers at Nancy and forty hun !. dred al Vitrimon. The German army has left their dead and wounded on the battle field as in their advances they had no time to stop to bury them.
 Paris, Aug. 3o-A large detach- ment of British Marines have been landed at Ostend to protect the city from the Germans. If the Germans succeed in taking that city, Antwerp will shut off.
 Washington, Aug. 3o-Accord- ing to information receaved here yesterday the Russian army is near Lemberg; Austria.
 Romej Aug. 3o---According to advices received here yesterday, the German and Austrian forces have united at Basel.
 Paris, Aug. 3o-The Germans Suffered great loss of life at Lou vain running into the thousands.
 Berlin, Aug. 3o-Allenstein has received ordeIs from the War Of | flee to check the Russian advances at all cost and an additional army is being hurried to the front. l Berlin. Aug. so-The news of this city yesterday printed the story of the defeat of five Russian Corps near the border line by the Germans,
 1 Paris, Aug. 3o---According to advices from London to the War | Office here, there is several trans port loads of native troops from India being rushed here with all possible Speed to strengthen the u
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-03

mad confusion today, all business is at standstili, and all the citi- zens are wandering around the streets eager for the latest from the front The Germans are ad- vancing toward the city, the Bri- tish are holding the center lines with great difficulty as they are greatly outnumbered. It is be- lieved here that the French army have turned their flank and are now covering the famous Gap 0 Treves and 1t will mean that the Germans will have to fight an aw- ful battle before they can get to the city. It is understood here that the Kaiser is stalking every. thing on his army getting thru to Paris.
 Paris Aug. 29-It was reported here last night that the German army had succeeded in breaking through the second line of the allies defence in France.
 London, Aug. 29-It is believ- ed here today that the German army is as near to Paris as Phil adelphia is to New York, about a hundred miles. The Germans are defeing every defiance that the allies can give and are mar ching straight for that city,
 London, Aug. 29-The officials of this city are in the deepest gloom today over the turn of aff- airs in the war zone; Premier As quith, who plainly shows the ex- tent of his feelings; stated today that the British troops are forced to flee everywhere before the fighting Germans as they are out numbered five to one on the battle field, the losses on both sides have been enormous, and both countries are loosing the cream of their manhood.
 Vienna, Aug. 2e-The official declaration of war between Austr- ia Hungary and Belgium was giv- en out by the authorities yester- day.
 Berlin; August. 2e-After nine days steady fighting the allied for: ces are in complete rout. Nothing seems able to stop the advancing Germans as they are breaking through the third line of the allies defence.
 | Berlin, Aug. 29-A large Ger army are pursuing the French from the Vosgas Mountains into France. The battle cry of the Ere nch of a week ago of ''On to Str assburg" is changed to the Ger man war cry Never to Strass burg.
 Tokio; Aug. 2o-The second f1otilla of the Japanese navp is re- | oprted to have been caught in . great typhoon which struck the Yellow Sea yesterday. Several of of the vessels are reported lost.
 Berlin, Aug. 2o-The War Offi- ce received word from officials at l the front yesterday to the effect that all the allies everywhere in 1 Relpium arc fleeing before the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-03

| the Belgian troops marched out of , Antwerp Thursday and attacked the Germans near Brussels where , the Germans were awaiting rein : forcements. The Belgians suc- ? ceeded in taking ihe city but their !. success was short llfed as. reinfor- ,. cements arrived yesterday and the Germans after a terrible fight re. take the city, the Belgians retreat ing back to Antwerp, and the Ger man with a large body of rein. forcements are threatening the en- tire Northern section of Belgium. |, The British forces are still sur rounded but no engagement has started as yet but one IS expected ltoday.
 Rome, Aug. 3o---Under heavy pressure Italy is slowly bending to wards war. The war ultimatum from Vienna Is hourly expected. Paris, August 3I The widest kind of excitement prevails in this city and the inhabitants are living in terror of the German airships, Last night after the city had pas sed to rest all unsuspecting the danger, a German airship appear ed over the city and dropped five bombs in quick succession in the very heart of the city, several peo- pie were killed outripht and hum dreds are in the hospital suffering from injuries, several large build ings are total wreeks, rnd the peo- pie of the city are walking the streets fearing night fall and an- other attack from the terrors of the air.
 Berlin, Aug, 31-4It was officially announced here today that thirty thousand Rossian troops have were taken prisoners at Ortelsburg Hohenstein and Tennenbutg yes- terday by German troops. The announcement states that many Russian officers of high rank are | in the nnmber. This lightens the l Russian forces on the German Dor der and the Russians will have to wait for reinforcemer1ts before they again start their invasion of Ger many. The losses on both sides were heavy.
 London, Aug. 31-According to rush dispatch this afternoon from Paris great German army is marching towards that city and are now engaged in terrible bat tie near Amiens, less then seventy miles from Paris: England has called for more soldiers and are rushing every available man to l France.
 l London, Aug. s1-According to reliable news received from Ger many the Kaiser has sent word to his troops in France to the effect, You take Paris or all Germany will die in the attempt"
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 3I-The Russian army defeated alarge body of Austrians near Amosce yester- day. No particulars of the fight are obtainable othef than the loss