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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

oy toeat applications. SC they cannot reach the dtseaoed portion Of the ear. There e only one way to cure deafness. and that is by constitutionai remedies Deafness is caosed by an tnnamed condition of the mu- cous lining Of the Eustschian Tube When this tube is innamed you have a rumbIing sound or imperfect hearing. and when it Is entirely closed. Deafness is the result. and unleas the innamm afion can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi- ton. hearing will be destroyed forever: nine eases out of ten are eaused by catarrh. which 10 nothing but unframed condition of the mucous surfaces
 We viii give One Hundred Dollar for any case of Deafness tcaused by caearrhD that cannot be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure. Send for etrculars. free.
 J CHENEY CO. Toledo. Ohio.
 Taks Hairs Family Pills fer esassipasssA.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civilizations Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court
PROB ATE PROCEEDINGS

PROB ATE PROCEEDINGS Esta te of
 c Thompson. decree settling accoun, and distributation of estate C keiiun. order directing pcs.in g notice for letters of administration. W Remmer, order appointing ap- praisers.
 P Hansen. motlon for new trial d: . missed.
 C Kellum order pos ting notice fo, letters of administration
 Vujocich; Decree approving final a c count
 D Robin; Publication of notice to creditors.
 Annie Cooley: public eation of notice to creditors. T Francis; Publication of notice to credit or
 Y Bokan; Order confirming sale of real estate.
 E Sette; Publication of notice to ere. di ors. Suit No
 ll22. Thlie Maisak vs W Maisak action for divorce. Judgment in Suit No.
 972 H Prodhomme Dr Minnie Prodhomme CT: action for divorce dis missed. Judgment in suIt-
 lO64. W Phelps Dr Alice Phelps CT action for divorce. Suit No.-
 I124. P Wooiscy vs Beeie wooisey actions for divorce.
 ll25. A Meudazo vs Julia Mendoza actions for divorce
 ll26 D Womack vs Hattie Wo. mack: action for divorce. Judgment in Suit No.-
 1912. Ada Dayton Dr. F Dsytos CT. Decree fos divoace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Killed m Mine

James Sassoe for many years a resi- dent miner of Tombstone was killed in Courtlaud last night. The news coming from Courtland is to the effect that Sassoe was leasing there and while working around the shaft fell and was killed. His family left at once for Courtlaud.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
To Ramsey

Reece Cornelius. cf the Machomich Mercantile Co.,, and family. and Clerk J. E. James. of the Superior court ac companied by his family. mot ored to Ramsey Canyon, in rhe Huschucs mountains yesterday. reporting an en joyable time. They also report hea " rains m that section of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Tuesdey's Daily.
Will Return Soon

John Pearce of Commonwealth fame will return to Tombstone neat week He has for the'last several months been n Oakland, California with his n,other who has been in poor health but who is now fully recovered. Mir. Pearce will spend considerable time in Pearce watching developments of the exten. ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
TUESDAY

Billy Pump came to town las: even ing from the Huachuca mountains. and brought the nt ws of cleanup made thare by the Apacbes on June 2s, and the subsequent pursuit by four men of the Indians. The story is told that on the morning of the day men, toned, the two men Graf and Pump went up to the spring where they were ar work, and on their way up noticed that their two horses were missing out of the pasture. They paid no atten- tion to this, thinking that they might he out under some trees lying down. They worked till noon. when Pump, went oown to cook dinner. Upon en
 ,ering the house he found everything upside down and all the food. wearing apparel, and blankets. missing. He returned 10 his partner and told him of their loss, and the two went back and begun an investigation. Tehy found four moccasin tracks leading up to the hill back of the house, and the tracks of their two horses. Pump followed this trail while Graf went in another direction. When the former reached tn 2 top of the hill he saw about 900
 yards from him, three Indians lying down and one standing up The latter saw nim and turned to the others and they arose and ,he four started down the hill. Pump returned fer help, but
 it being near evening. the two men waited till morning, and with a rein
 forcement of two others they took the trail and for four days followed it over the highest peaks and down into ravines until it left the mountains and struck across the whetstone moun- tains. The marauders took box of apricots from the house and they could be easily trailed for two days by the stray pits which were thrown away. At the first camp thep made they strewed the ground with tea which they had taken. They watered the stolen horses at igo's spring and and camped not far of the second day. The moccasin tracks were very plain. and if there might be any donbt of the identity of ths thieves it would seem that the subsequent actions on their
 part would preclude any doubt upou that score: the throwing away of th e tea and their stay in the mountains for four days after committing the raid. and the trail leading to the Whetstones would seem to confirm this belief. aside from MT. Pumps positive assertion that he saw them and knows thas they were Apaches
 Word was sent to Huachuca post as
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
chinaman Burie q

The Chinaman who died Sunday, due to tuberculosis and old age. was inferred today in the city cemetery the funeral being held from the Tarbell Un- dertaking Parlors, and was attended by large number of friends of tn deceas ed
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Law Day. July 17

Many attorneys are preparing to ap- pear in Tombstone on Saturday which has been set aside by the court for the arguing of law points in numerous cases now pending before the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Expected Home

Attorney L O. WUoIery 'and family. who have been spending several weeks pn. the coast. are expect d home short. ", being now on the last stretch of the homeward journey. The last hea q of them they were ar Nrrdies. Cal
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Commonwealth

Charley Hicks. general manager of Commonwealth Extension. at Pearce is visitor in the county seat today cn business matters. MT. Hicks reports that the air drills bave been started on the property and good results are ex- pected
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Returned from Fair

Mrs. A. W. Howe is back from a sev- eral months visit with her parents in San Diego where. she enjoyed the Ex- position and which she states is a very beautiful thing from many points of view.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Tucson

Supervisor John Rock returned home Saturday evening from Tucson, whe re he had been as witness in the Moore Renter case, which is on trial in the superior court there
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Another Carload

Manager H NJ. Eek. rman of the Tombstone Lumber Company is today having unloaded another carload of lumber for his yards on Fremont street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Swisshelms

Harry Mac.a- IS visitor in the coun- ty eeat for several days, havins motor ed over from his ranch in the Swiss helms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Car of Cement

Manager H. NJ. Eckerman. of the Tombstone Lumber Yard, today re- ceived a carload of cement and is hav- ing it stored in his yards on Fremont street. This makes the second car he has received within the past six weeks and shows tha. considerable cement work is going on in the Old Camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Moves Bill Board

The old bill board which has occupi- ed the corHer of Fifth and Fremont for several years is being removed to be put up again on the lot adjoining the Yee Yee laundry where it will serve the purpose of fence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Band Should Reorganize

Now is the time for tile Tombstone City Band to "get together" as there are several new musicians in town and a good band for the celebration is ne- cesSi-ty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Ranch

Fred Bennett. president of the Co., accompanied by his family. returned to ter having spent several days in the city. They also attended the big dance Saturday evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty yes terdsy left for the Barbocomsri dis trict. where he @ill serve a number of srbpoenas fof witnesses for the Dolau case, which is scheduled to come up soon in the Superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Bisbee

MT. H Noel, father of Cole Noel . operator at the Crystal Theatre arriv- ed in the county seat yesterday from Bisbee on a brief visit Mir Noel may decide to locate i'd Tombstone at a later date
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
More Pipe

The Bunker Hill Company today re- ceived another scarload of four-inch pipe, which vii! be used in piping air to the various shafts from the Boom compressor. The first car was receiv- ed several days ago and work has al ready begun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Attorney Ives Here

Attorney Eugene s. Ives of Tucson wss a visitor in the county seat today on legal business. probably connected with the Scarborough case. in which he is counsel
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors was in special session this afternoon. being the last day they will meet as board of equalization. and also passing on road matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
More Rain

From all indications it looks as fl Tombstone is to receive another CO., pious rain before the day is over Clouds are gathering toward the south and west, of the low hanging variety and which invariably bring rain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Monday'. Daily.
Willcox Attorney

Attorney l.. H. Hays. we'll known legal lights Of the hustling city of Wilcox. was among the visitors in the county seat today on matters befoic the Superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Bisbee Attorney

Attorney S K. Williams of Bisbee and attorney Alex Murphy of the same place were visitors in the city today in the Brannen case which was on before the superior court today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Some Water

There is 100000 gollons of water in the Huachuca reservoir today. Some irefighting force that.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
BootlegQing Case

In the superior court today the case of the State vs Sam Johnson charged with bootlegging at Naco. was heard and the jury returned a verdict of guilty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Benson

Constable Billy Bennett. of Benson. was a visitor in the county seat yester day on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Visited at 0ugIas

Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood and wife motored to Dauglas yesterday on brief visit returning home in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Bisbee Judge

M. C. Hign, police Judge at Bisbee was among the visitors in the county seat today on matters before the su- periur court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY pEEc A Carlson ct ux J Domik. War
 cen prop. 10 Lula Connell to Mrs. Sarah Mer-
 Till. Cochise pron. . l25 Mrs Mula Council to NJ Mer-
 i'll, Coohiso pop ....-... 100
 RE MORTGAGE A Clark to A Baird. Douglas
 prop. .-............... l ..
 cHATTLs MORTGAGE C. Thomas to Douglas Hard
 ware Go, wagon ~ l25 C King ct al to Cook ct al
 hNt stock. .Ob R Bernal to Schwamm. print
 ing material ...... $50 ( Simpson et al to H Hale. live stoSk fJU O Gilman ct ux to F Mccall
 Lowell prop. ............... 100
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Matt Lampi 10 C Kendricson C Roberts to H Johnson, .. F Wright to W Shrum. .. T Sullivan to L Chamberlin. s Greenige to O Bartlett. .... - A Karg-r to E Joh hson. ..... - J Slaughter to Mary Curlee ct
 conl- ........-.... F Schumacher R Capps. .... Merchants B & T Go to D Isa-
 acson. --.....-...-. C Cummings to s Kelly. ... ( Cummings to D Kelly. -  ' s to Santa Fe Pacific Rail- road Go. land. ... ...... ' 10 K Butcher. land . U 10 J Slaughter. land .... | $ to J Slaughter. land. ....
 DEED or gift; K Butcher to Emma Fulcher, land .. ..s.... Douglas Inv Go to G Pray Douglas prop. ..... 300 .. Douglas Inv Co to School Dis trict No ?. Douglas prop. 3450 .. G Toles n J Aies, Bisbse prop 90 .
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18

County Stenographer Ms. Nellie Hayward returned home this morning from Douglas. where she spent yester- day on a visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Bootleg Case Up

Today the case of the State vs Bran- nen, charged with bootlegging at Bisbee was up before the superior court, and the jury selected to try the case. There are quite large number of bootlesging cases to come up this week and next. and the Brannen case is one of them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
To cloudcroft

Jas. Sanders was an outgoing pass enger this afternoon for Cloudcroft, N NJ where he will spend several m Jnths among the cool pines visiting with relatives. and also 10 .ecuperate from a severe sick spell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Uncle Eben.

"suferir' in silence IS admirable" :" said Uncle Eben- But de chicken dat won't squawk when he's befn lifted orn ds roost carries t so an sz' tpemA."
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
On Business

Court Reporter J. W Waiker return ed nome yesterday from a visir [ Tucson. where he went on busies>
 matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
6Ieeson Here

John Gleeson was a visitor in the city yesterday on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Bisbee Visitors

B L. Smith of the Buxton Smith Go. of Bisbee was a visi,oe in Tombstone yesterday looking after his trade here. returning home in the evening
 FOR SALE-Secoud hand lumber and corrugated iron roofing at O. K. tables. Tom bstone Transfer Co.-Ad1m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH fusLIssED EVERY SUNDAY.
 SikAGi BROs., Publi.hers
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY
i"stfsassnts Flied With the County
 Recorder of Record This Oav

Recorder of Record This Day
 MINING DEED J Stone to Teter- Stone Azurite
 Mining Co. Dragon prop. ..
 WARRANTY DEED Flores To Vacilia Flores. San
 simon prop .. l l. Duncan to C Flores. San Si-
 mon prop. ....-.... 100 K Hughes to John Hughes, Douglas prop. p...... 10 .. NJ Bajar C, ux o A Baiar
 Bowie prop. p.... 50 .. F. Reeves ct ux to Annie Under
 wood. Douglas prop. 10 Douglas Inv Go to School Dis
 uict No 2. Douglas prep. 4cOO .. Mrs Beatrice Borrego to J Car hsie. Bisbee prop. p..... 10 .. Carlisle ct ux to W Prize, Bis
 Dee prop. .......... 10 . W Price ct us To T Baker. Bis pee prop ........-....... % e. F Mccall ct ux to J Mason Lowell prop. ............. $50 . L Medigovich ct ux ct al to L Graham. live stock. ..2 .24l5 J Eaton to J Marken. live stock 373 64 C Sligh 10 J Nichols. drilling machine ............,.. 500 =. ( Kellum ct ux to c Shepherd bowie prop. .-............ lUp ( Winwood ct ux ct al to Mary Calver, Risbee poop. . 10 A Glazier to Mrs Nancy Moore Wilcox prop. p.. 250 L Overlook to J Ward. land. .. 10 .. Tina Willoughby ct al to Anna Boehme. Bowie prop. w l5O W Shr um ct ux to 4 Haven
 Douglas piop. ........ 10 .. Sue Greenleaf to J Skinner
 Douglas prop. 10 Douglas Inv Go to ( Douglas Douglas prop. 300
 R. E. MORTGAGE F Severly 10 Edith Stowe Douglas prep. Goo C Simpkine ct us to NJ Rumely K Golf ct ux to J Meier, Doug las prop. .........--...... 3l5 W Scultz to to McNeal Mere 10, Ia SoU P Pylaut ct ux to Ddiih Stowe Douglas prop. .....--..-- lOOO " Edwards 10 L Overlook. Bis bee prop. ....-..-.--...--. go
 cHATTKL MORTGAGE T Mitchell to Witte Iron Worke engine ..-----......-. 3OO o Franklin to L Overlook. live stock ---..-------- 45O P Hand to First Nat Bank of Nosaies, live stock. ~ 3UO0 R Curritt to Reed live stock 3i5 .. B Gardner to Mary Kennedy live stock ----.-.-.-..... 2CO New State grocery Go to A Deer Go. coffee mill. 15 F Mires to McNeal Mere Go live stok JuO A Mortenson to McNeal Mere Go, wind mill l.... 150 .. " Schultz to McNcal Mere Go live stock. k........... 55O Neil Taylor to Phelps Dodge Mere Go. furniture ...... l30 R whsien to Phelps Dodge Mere Go. furniture .... 49 ..
 MINING DEED M Csuigan to SutGer. mines 10 =.
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED B Nesbit to W Nesbit, Benson prop ....--..--...-.. 5OO W Hughes .: sx sc Ella Garn- ner, Tombstoue prop. 100
 Q. C. DEED T Larrieu to F Fredwald. Whetstane prop DOO D Mckinney to F Lauwhran P Lxsrieu to F FIiedwald Whetstone srop. 100
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Whisperins Galleries.

Famous whispering galleries are those in the capitol at Washington and in Gloucester cathsAfu4 England In the former. persona standing Ss feet apart may distinctly hear each other speaking in whispers. and iz the latter. the gallery. which is oc tagonal in form, conveys . whispe, across the nave. . distanee of 7s feet -Pufh0ndaR.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
U. s. Commissioner

U. $. Commissioner and Justice of the Peace Carlos E. Bolton of Court land was visitor in Tombstone today on official matters. ret urning home this afternoon. He was accompanied by P. Nellis of Courtland. Judge Bolton has Canyon and Roosevelt Dam and re- ports a fine trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Destructive Fire

Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed an eight room cottage To- cated at Phoneix late last evening. Al though Five Points engines responded to save any of the structure. which burned with great rapidity. being en- tirely frame.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
From Wednesday. Daily.
ServinQ SUhpOenas


 ubpoenas
 Sheriff Harry Raferty yes [ for the Barbocomari dis . he will serve a number of fof witnesses for the Dolau ,h is scheduled tC come up . Superior court. ker Hill Company today re- other scarload of four-inch I vii! be used in piping air rious shafts from the Boom r. The first car was receiv- days ago and work has al m. dge
 ign. police Judge at Bisbee 2 the visitors in the county
 on matters before the su- rt. torney S K. Williams of Bisbee ey Alex Murphy of the same visitors in the city today in n case which was on before r court today. July 17 torneys are preparing to ap- on Saturday which t aside by the court for the
 law points in numerous pending before the court. nent
 H. NJ. Eckerman. of the
 Lumber Yard, today re- rload of cement and is hav- d in his yards on Fremont is makes the second car he d within the past six weeks , tha. considerable cement ng on in the Old Camp. SC Up Ie case of the State vs Bran d with bootlegging at Bisbee ore the superior court, and Iected to try the case. There large number of bootlesging me up this week and next, amen case is one of them. missioner
 and Justice of Carlos E. Bolton of Court visitor in Tombstone today ret urning home this
 He was accompanied by P. ourtland. Judge Bolton has ed from a trip to the Grand nd Roosevelt Dam and re- 2 trip. h ace. the well known travel in Tombstone oday. . Fire unknown origin completely an eight room cottage To- loneix late last evening. AL re Points engines responded one alarm, it was too late iy of the structure. which h great rapidity. being en- Ie.
 iiors ith of the Ruxton-Smith Go. ras a visi,oe in Tombstone after his trade here. ome in the evening. ALE-Second hand lumber ated iron roofing at O. K. bstone Transfer Co.-Ad1m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18

D-ED P F.azee et ux to C A Consoli- dated Mjs<s Go. Bssbee prop 10 l. ~ Ferris ct ss to Occidental Life Insurance Go, Douglas prop .,.--'----r-'-- 1V .
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Drummer In

T. B. Grace. the well known travel ing man is in Tombstone oday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-18
Spent Sunday

helms.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

ried in March. On the last day Of
May I says to her, Z am quittin',' and
she say, All right"
mo sech thing" said Mary Ellen.
ct wouldn't go into no marriage that
amt an eVerlastin' marriage. I kin
bring witnesses to prove dat cried
and begged dat man not to leave me.
you will pay Sc week to your
wife, said Judge Fisher.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
MAYBE 1T WAS TRIAL MARRIAGE,
BUT IT COSTS So A WEEK

It all hinged on a difference of opin-
ion between William J. Taylor, col
ored, a postofice employee, and his
wife Mary Ellen as to whether their
matrimonial union was the sort
known as "triaI'' marriage or
whether it was a "till-death-do-you.
part" compact.
Mary Ellen, very stately, brought
William into the court of domestic
relations on a charge of wife aban-
donment. She declared William
packed up his clothes on the 31st of
May, announced his intention of not
returning and paid no further heed
to her existence.
a'WeI, jedge, it's this way" said
william. ''Befoh we wuz married we
talks it over and has an agreement
that we will try marriage and if we
likes it and is satisfied all right, but
if1she or I decides we amt satisfied,
she or l says so and the other pahty
says all right, that suits me, and it is
over.
: Ibid you have any arrangement
about how much you were to pay
your wife if you tired of the trial mar
riage?" Asst States Atty Arkin
asked.
1--WE didn't discuss the monetary
akpeck," said William. Eve wuz mar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

depend wholly upon herself, without
making some plan by which to live
laying out some course by which to
shape her daily existence. The girl
who just drifts will never amount to
anything, and she is liable to strike a
hidden rock any day that will send
her under; but, dear Margie, we were
not talking about me-but you. Don't
let me lose faith in you. You must
live out your own theories or you viii
make me believe that 1 have been
cheated into thinking your false
ideals were true"
'T'n try, MOllie, I'll try" I said, as
she went out Of the door to go to the
Office.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
"WiII you let me off thi

"WiII you let me off this afternoon,
sir?" asked a clerk in dry goods
store; my wife wants me to beat
some carpets.
Couldn't possibly do ii" said the
boss.
The clerk turned joyfully to his
work, saying: THANK you, sir.
Thank you a thousand times!''-
Ladies Home Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
CLAIMS GETTING RELIGION IS
GETTING INSANITY


One of the aienists present at the
annual convention of neurologists
and alienists yesterday declared that
getting religion" is the same thing
as becoming insane.
Religious insanity is one of the
worst forms of insanity with which
we have to COPE" said DR.. Susan
Price of Williamsburg, Va. Church
meetings, camp REVEALS and Billy
Sunday meetings always bring an in
crease of those thus afflicted. Young
women are especially affected"
The feature of the meeting yester-
day was a paper on "The COnstitu-
tional Inferior Individual and the
Public" by DR.. A. c. Allentown of
the WATERFOWL state hospital
DR.. Atherton criticized the social
gangsters, degenerates who hang
about tango teas, and granting per-
feet freedom to a criminal when he
has done his bit. He recommended
that criminals be released only when
they had lost their degenerate ten
dency. He also slammed the immi-
grafton law, which he says allows
many degenerates to enter the coun-
try.
10000
Il "a
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-10
ANOTHER TOWN WIPED OUT BY
 FLAMES

PETERSBURG. Va, Dec. 10.-The town of Hopewell, near here, was visited by a destructive fire this morning, which swept through the principal business blocks and prac- .tically wrecked the city. Hopewell has a population of 2,5O0 and was founded by the Dupont Powder Com pany for it's employees, The company maintains a big powder mill here, which was not damaged by the fire. It is charged that the fire was an other of a series of demonstrations being made against the company by pro-German sympathizers. The fire was incendiary, but no clues to the perpetrators have been discovered. The loss is set at well over million dollars.