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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Silba VI. Matt1eg.
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MMeeiNe @rfabru11gea in Der
&rieasaol1e". 7

5ral @iIbo ~. Mottbep lit fir ei=
nen gortrag, 5u @l,,liten bcs a11erl=
faniIden Motben &rel5 6olpitals 51
Meiif1d1en geipounel1 aporoen.
9lln MontagA De11 1, 9eopell1ber,
Mbe1ros odt l1brAnniro 1ie eillen bllrd)
aablreide itereophlde 9ilocr erlar1-
terten gortrag iiifber bos Ibeiru Mei=
tie i%grfahu1ngen my Ser &riegs5one"
i'm Curtis SpernbotS bdltef. Der
gortroa begirnt piisftlid l,nt adt
l1br Mbenbs un0 mfrs in englildcr
@prohe gebalten perba. Die gi11=
frittspreiie iimO a1f 90 35 u1b so
Gel1ts feltgeie bt moroen, iobab Elm
Sober ith Ben @ei1h oes bodintcr=
eiianten @ortrags, 0eIlen GAia1gepinn
liberties einem iegensreid1ar 3lpede
5u @l1tc fonrn1t, leiiten fa1lt. Site
fonnen ibereits iebt i'm 9urtis Gpern=
hols al Ser @aiie ~relerpirt apsroen.
0us 8l1rtis Spernbalts miro nan, je=
l1em Mbeno r115meifelboft altsperfauft
iein.
Die Mnne-eiie.
Mm 5onntaa, Sen IA. Mobembef;
miro 8alaabenb ser Steltber @eleu:
l6oit iein, tbern on ienem Mbenb
miro bos f~iinfaftige Shaltipiel Die
glnnes2iie " oocr uIes alten 3eIiaier
ssugenoiabre" bon ser Iabenporter
3eutiden Tbeatergeiellldaft ST. @lln-
iten Ser 5tellben @eiel1ihaft sur Mlf-
fiibrltfig sgebrad)t lper0cn. 0ir aper-
ben nltf bieIen Gbeaterabenb, Ser inns
eineln gar5 belo1tberen @enuB Der
lpridt, nod naber 51trlffom1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
2ufaIer @etterberidt.
9nbenpprt, 19. DIT.

Davenport, 19. Sft.
9l1rd)idnitts : @arometerita1b 1892
9urdldnitts . Ienperatlr . So
&Ddlte Gemperatl,r beltte . IS
NieDrig1te Iemperatur Iebte Nadt 4S
Rormalc Semperatur fir 33
9u sd2dy 5eud,tigtsit ser :
ai ee in "a 6tnn5en 900 %
@orberrlhenoe @inoridtung So.
@a1ierltano I'M Z l1br Morge1S so
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
8ettfeoer1t

perbenbnrh 9ampf gut rnb billia ge.
reinigt. - 8ettiibersiigc merben getua.
fdet l1,tb genabt, iotpie Matraken gut
nnsgebefIcrt 4-vy.xsIS
Sans @agner, 1113 tuell. 5. Str,
9abenport. SSotpas
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
GinbredJer pcrurtbeilt,

Ger %20jdbrige Soiepb @ilep, tpeI-
der BET einem gi1rbrud in 81: Heb''
Office I'M @bitafer @ebGll6e tibet;
roibt urlb berbaftet mur6e, lift geifern
bon &ifter S. 9. Sets 51 einef1
bon einem Big 51t 5ebn SSaBI'
ret in ber Strafanitalt in Mnamoio
berurtbeilt 4por6en. &iIeD erfIarte,
Den ginbrlt6 MIR allsgefiibrt at TO-
ben, NM in Sen 8eiiB bon 8etau.
bungsmitteln 81 gelangen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
@iert.

"saaden &c NAL, mel futefes Sc
l%ebesoo9e, ipie fommt bas: Inn Sen
@aienmeefcr bier 0rdn9cn li6 Sc 2eiz
te, lll10 Orilben bei Ser 9elejrammtafel,
mo Die Seltung greit : 2itoipsf scfulz
len 1T, ltebt jar nien1onb."
$50, iptlien q, ruiiii6e Seltuneer
fallen balt ollie Sag, ober Ser g1inz
Der tabrt 1llr 5lpamal i'm Mpnat."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Mdtubuidt.
Burlington, 90. DIT.

TSu u H g - 10, ~. T11:
Sir SSainois: Setter Mittpoh nn6
0pnnerstog; fiibler Wittpob
Nabt unb 9om1erstag.
Sir Soma: Setter pn5 fiibler M1itt=
mod); better @onnerstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

Saben sic idon Dl6 M3iliion
@ier probirt? @leid NIT Dem beiterl
importirten 8ier nnb empfoblen bon
ben 8oftoren. God Sslan6 Breping
So. MlnB.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Mene 2~tn5eisen,
9poes.Mn5et8e.

q Srenube1 nt1o gefannten biermit
Die1 MAURICE s1a6ribt, oob unicr lieber
Waters
aaSilbelut Brnbm
an SonnfaB, Den II. Oft, in G1rorae
billie, isis, Mach .langem 2eiben i'm Mle
ter bon u Sdnbsen ianft entl6lafen lit.
3as 2etdenbegangniB finbet + III
tie WittipD6, betn2O: Gftpber, giadz
mittags I'M 2 l1br, spn 93ilicn & Sartz
lpig's Observation-Disclosures gtobliiiement
aug nn9 Bent GafbaIe ,SNriebbof ltatt.
Sreunbe iin6 our graliarffeeisr einges
laben, bo6 gebt Sic ge1tattltn9 .ani benl
Srtebbof pribat bor lib.
linn itilles 8eileiD bitten Bic ftef6es
triibten Sinterbltebenen.
$. g. 8rubn, 2eipistolpn, Mpnt.,
SDbn 9. &rmDn,
&inDer,
nebT 8ertpanbten. 4
8itte, feine 8Iumen.
N.l1 5.20t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Seiratbs .Grlanbnifldjeine,

@obert 9ra0p, Maqrofeta, 1m6
Mel1es .. @roolep, 8mingle, So.
9omoro 90. Sturm, Neoria, ST.,
1lno Waria anapp, Neorin, so.
Is. IS, Upton, Darbenels, Mrf.,
l11lo 5elen @ieant, Seem @ritton,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

Dr. 9ape, 8abnar5t Security
Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
9aKer.
ftartb

be6eufef eeifseeen, = bt6tute3
eefaqen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

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ma ffdf tGf rsu 0t W 8
fta- aflIn aat iladHf.a aHa
1at fHLf6
EIfH Et1H 8.arW at ie
itgeI lH1fudimcI1u. W Der
tcr5 3idfifunl gaHt uafoe tr1
Die Iaii50 boz 9tuiEelHft gefi
su Cn BBs Stclc inH6 H1a itosti
aae iu Cr1mm1
SD Garea uoa sri 4inIum W.o
4larlt adefutdn n, etita1p r1g
TH. Eall.m Ataufl1cl0 eim 5IagH6s
gmtar5aitm1 iu Seine idrcr Gl.
term. t0t7 llot0 2t Err. stiles
7et.Fsf porsa8liH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
4udl rim goridlaa

8hua0eIplia, 23. Nu,i g'u
Der aeitcru bier tattgeimoenen
@ruuOlmg Ger Sectional Seclritn
gedauc. Ole iih mls herg0rraIeu0cB
@elehrteu mo @eindftsIaItm 80.
iamueHiest hielt Der @robtnuimnnu
,S5hu &anamafer eiue 9niprade.
in Der er Den &orihlaa modte DOS
Die Ser. Staaten 9ellim BON
1eutialan0 tatieu uHb Der Bum.
6esregicrluiJ bier5u elm ntht ber'
3inslites IorIehen bon TOO 0liai.
aroen GoGars sur Serfugmg &C..
itelt per0eu icae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
Nnstanid EampfnnfaMatr spIonten.

Berlin, %. S5lliL 6mfcnberitt.)
Gle lleberielii6e Radridtcu.
Ngeutpr lat iotseu0e gefauuhRa.
DUNG uItsaege5eu
Sic &erbanoiungen Guiihen 3ub.
lamb mo 1eutidtan6 be3iiglidl oes
gl8tauiae5 tanlpftmiabiger 8eian.
aeuer boben nah langcit. fruhtloien
8erbanolimgen ju etiem Aeiultate
geiiibrt 9ie5 lit Der arbeit 0es atne.
rifantiden 8otifdfter5 in Berlin,
Somes Is. 8erar6 3u5uifreiben.
Die @eiangenen ner0en per Glen.
babn oltrdl ShHDeoen u6er Sorunai
nusgelieicrt. BIT aieider Belt bat
Die idppeoiidc Regiesnng Den 9rons.
port oeutiflcr mn ntiiiider @efan.
gcner an 0tc TroHt iibernominen.
las oGuiidle 2ot3e Streli3 bat gie.
aierrngs6eomte b%eitluunt, neld)e Sic
@eiangenenioger in 9luBlan0 un6
8eutidlano beildlen Der6eu, Inn lid
ip6er Die 3uitauoe 4ufi6luB 81 Der.
ifaifcn. Grel 9eallte Deroen IiG 3n
6ieiem 3pede nad Irtidlano tuo
orei nu0ere udd JtuBlaro begeben.
0eltihe 3eitungen bringcu obne
aoument1r 9riefc .ltn0 9cfegram1ne
5etreiis Ger g}ote 6c5 g%rdiioenten
ruegen Der 6eutiden llnterIee6oot.
triegiH5rlin9 sum q6orid. Cine
3eitiHlg bemerft oa3u, DAB iid Die
&eIt bereits an 6ip 8eriudle Ser
eugliideu EreIIe geuobnt Bate,
9lmerita gcgenilber ben Ientor 8u
ipiclen IND Den Cert oar Ioten Dor.
3uidrei6en
Die n@oiIiide SETTING iaqt, bob
rad omtlifeu 9eridyten bon Der
c6eriter 6eeresleituug felt gegim
Der neuen 0fFeniioe l75 OffBiere
nno $3.50 Ruiien 9efanqen &C..
nonmen moroeu iino. mas Elm ogar,
nettcr Nnian9" iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
NnnGaannn

llHIerru }abtrei6cu 5rgup6m uta
Radbaru modten mir fir Die inns
.dmoBltdl Der Nronfheit mo ogs Go-
.9e5 HHierI 9%clIebteu @dttit uno
Mlttter ernjciene @iJte u1o Iheii.
nahme Faerourh miereu |tiei9eiitbl.
teitel, herjIihiteu IuHt alt55uiprc-
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
Aus Nebrasta Gitb
uno nmgegenN!

Souis Soritmanr, fpeld)er fir bic
&ilion 2e.GHiorce0 Goncret so. an
Der BON Der leeteren fir ons Golntn
on Siio II. StraBensRodo 3l errifp.
fenOen reiler 9rilfe lrbettet, ipur0e
0niel6it be.te gafntitt1g non Der.
abitilr5cRoen eronmiIcn pollig per.
ihiIttet, ooh bon @~litarbeitern bic
ben llnFna 3eitig bel1erfteu, aus lei.
ner 6%eOrdngten 2aae befreit Gin.
9r5t wuroc iofQrt berbeiaeruien,
nelder nad elmer qellauen Inter.
ildulg ben RECONCILIATION nab iei
ner @Obnrns in 0ebrasfa Gin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

iiberfabrte 81 Die erlittenen Ger.
leBungen gefdbrlidcr JSatur iino,
founten mir BITS JET uidJt IN Grfab-
rura briHgcH
Gle bieiigeH oiientI iAen Sdulen
reroen ben llnterridlt am O. Sep.
tenlber iDle6er a%pineb1neil.
@ermann 9iihelniaml, meldler
iur 6os @olntrD ale gm0liraBens
Auiiefer aliaciteat it, Derlor iuiolgc
InrdJgeRlls iclRcs 8elpaHlles eiueu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

ihfipfe feiner 0naIitdt. altd Iei.
oeite un0 biibi6e @laoros @aif)-
ihlipie mertb bis $1.00. Ger.
foltfspreis Soc, Orei flir S1.OO
125 Gubeno @erren. CONNER.
Demoen, iouob[ @olf. aIs gtegli.
gee arten, Fetpoiten unierer 81
uu0 $t.25 8ertbe. 8erfaufs.
preis ................ 69c
Gin GROCER Soften &errenbem0en
ats Sei0e uno 2einen un0 ia.
tingeitreifter 9}aoraS, mertb bis
$500. @erfmfsprei8 $1.25
115 Gutenb Serrenitriimpfe aus
Elsie itno 6iberietoe, tpertb 25c
ons Gaar, al bic nelen Sdot.
tierungen. @erfoufspreiB bro
Bnar o............... 15c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
'Tas Tfhhanitn ~
NtrtH It. puamutl


MNi.
n5f
$50
sl.
%
nn5r., .f
s,s, 8 Nv
Asr e4nt.mgt "a M
W.fMr ,,, e1Er
1,sses $50
gfr.Ts
osg,
sS sss5nt Mtr II
Gins ss#sersi,s ~ ~ ,3r44
rimmer @rSsiie mo1so
9um e6i,fb osr @eSoerrrbe IN
Ssrte Ser geprhgnSe g,efer isi7Fn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

ltflHl 5uifuesrdf
eW tts aHiiIit.
tfialHfa1tnf u alfdH ef
6eb aiiar bic m 4lai'cf wa
anittpb .uis8 m n%eifiralCf
<ala.rn lsan6sra u6st fu aeu
ia0ietg JrttittH ffsH NrnoHite
af 6t.loeu NtttidlQaos Nil.
d ocs 0tdutrfaifs itll0ia uf0dlai
inc roo tar - 0e8 Siroialiep.
8hcs mtriol1t mero1r t5nuct Etc
0tHNr0ie tlr en- iold0 &gr1encn
It'd i0 ,5lArs l0ga1dnlB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

eifen gefauiten @duih apurage elm
geil6Bt babe. Gil mar ie4 etrDa o1cr
SnhreH DarnittlDet uu1 etlDa 67
Sabre aft.
lie I'M @iiiiouri aafpefiidte Sci.
dc lplIroe er9unduiert ia0 aIs Die.
ierEae pom Sobn Urea, cinpm Gro.
eerpn1dn ais Gin Gnnbo, ioctIiifi
5lert. er mar etiua 30 SATIRE aft
rho icilc gtlde pilroe mr. Frrroi.
1nna md 1ao Gatnba ll0eriu1rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

af us#fasia 81
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f8 Hf b. ssH tafia m sff
INts8 - saaff f
HiH 8Ha
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Hm
F6Haf 81. tF HaH
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Sect a5f
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afs 9tfsg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

aifef
SIS afIa
H fHf W iihf fM
fsf AafalH afi
affflH lt0f ifst6
ff NHta8
nsI m am fl IN ai
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taM thHi lHafhmtH
HtHaasHa
6ttt lHhale, Nmatfaf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
g}auleiel

DerfbD0lIen UtQuIelel.
Wfittpoh Mlittng ettpns nod /
lIbr begging 4ilbelm Hnui1 pel1er
2t7 So. fcrraiie IN Der aearnep
@oritaOt iDctnte, 0urh GridieBen
5eIbitmorO. er jagte fih, mhoem
br oorDer, ME er nitgob, olle feline
Sdnl0en be5nblte, einen SfpuB
onrh Den Mcgel peldier ieinen Zoo
.balo berbctinhrte 9iadborm in1eD
BOZ iid dalid por Der lbat bird
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

Hfaifhtf mas4
sttltfa tufias hut hlftnlt bffa
agae tflaAt hh 40 or stalf
ttlaef aHHaa tiutef8 mn a
.tHlE #5H tftht tlHtu Httaltg
iaBfn Hm iW lihf He aa f
li has l.ah GiFas iar aHiafHana
affinmmflH
tbtth NttHt ztitttaf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

5n orei 8oden 1000 fran8oiii6e
@efangene in ben grgonnen. Isle.
oieL nal iiebentauienO Gefangene
baden Die 5ran8oien nod 5u Der.
.lieren2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
SenrD 9uaitcot uu0
Sran 9iHtOuie Boidl.
OMAHA SCHOOL OF
ORCH STRAL INSTRUM NTS
xgrHfuU rrX NJ
n 90 Dirnco

2ebrt unfe6lbor Die b0diten IRA.
oitionen Der 4elt gr5Bten 5dulen.
Seoer unterridt garontiert. Sdreibt
I'M aatalog.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
.HOLDUP NETTED NEGRO
 ONE LONE JITNEY

DOUGLAS. Aug ls.-Five cents iu candy was all the negro wearing the uniform Of a soldier got wheu he held up the store of John & Go. on the cor ner of G avenne and Fourth street Monday night at s: 30.
 The man entered the store and or dered a nickel's worth of sweets. and when they were given to him demanded change. although he had proffered no payment He was told there was no change. upon which he covered John with a revolver and demanded his mon ey But the days sales of the little grocery store had already been put away and the negro withdrew. covering his vic'.m, after forcing him 10 turn his pockets wrong side out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
ARIZONA DElEGhTE ID
 IMMIGRATION CONFERENCE

1 There was diversity of opinion on many subjects discussed at the immi- gration conference al San Francisco, but one thing upon which everybody agreed was that they would visit Fair bank Arizona al the earliest opportun- .iry. The delegate from Fairbank was Captain Jeff D. Milton. the champion alien Chinese catcher of the border. Captain Milton did not attempt to hvp- notize the conference by sheer elo- | qusuCc. but he got IT his fine work in ! two and three cornered converSations. Fairbank is quite place, il is true. with two railway stations, waterrank. { store and boarding house. but it's merits have somehow escaped adequate notice up to this time. Distinguished officials al the conference. such as the Hon l. F Post. assistant secretary of labor. and Ethelbert Stewart. chief sta tistitian of the bureau of lahor. cannot understapd how Fairbank has escaped exploitation so long
 Captain Milton returned this morn ing.
 The del, gates were taken around thr hay on th, historic battIeship Oregon. There were two conferences, the first of state. municipal and the government labor bureaus on distribution of labor held in Festival Hali and the second of | immigration officials. held at Angel Is- 1 land. the immigTati station. Stand ardization of methods and the acquaint- [ ing of bureau heads with the practical problems confronting field officers was | thc business of the latter conference. II
 is proposed to hold them annually here
 after.
 Captain Milton was sent as the rep
 resentative of the Arizona district be-
 cause he iS'familiar with the line riding
 phase of the business. He has been in
 the service twelve years.
 He says it Is great fair Those who
 have been deferring their trip may safe
 ly lake his opinion as that of an expert.
 since he has attended all the world ex-
 positions. beginning with that of Phils- ! ielphis.-Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
PROMINENT BiSbtEIIES
 ARE NOW 0N TIE JURY

MT H. W Williams. Assistant Cash fer of the Bank of Bishce IS serving on the present jury pannel and ar, ompan- jed from the copper camp bv lj, wife Both MT and Mrs William, are very much tak n with the city and are re ported to have expressed the opinian that there IS DO need Of trirs 70 the coast when Cochi~c county can boast of city with such delightful climate as Tombstone with all its shade trees and excellent drinking water
 Ole Olson one gf ,re -esr known 7oung men .s anolhe, ur"r sho has taken hkins ,o Tombstone. ,r fact he states that this |, ,hr st time for years that he has walked on the lev. el and heretofarc he has been hopping around Bishee like a pro, erbial soldier with a wooden leg
 W. II Fritzgerald. Manager of the Bisbec Naco Water Company is work ing over time serving his county as a jur"r. having been on jury nearly every day since attending He states that he meters will continue to run up the bills whether he is in Bisbee or not a nd that the common understanding that water meter stops when the manager IS out of town is ali mis- take
 MT. Roy Lockle. better known as the httle Abe EaT!dnger oi the Move World" in Bisbee IS doing a little screen work" himself this week while acting as a juror. Mir. Lockie manages the Orpheum in his home town Yes -erday he varied the monotony by go- ing cut on the hills on a short pr jspect- ing tnp He was accompanied by Jim GIacOma. manager of the Crystal Thea tIe. NJ Lockie may be some prospect or but we are inclined 10 think that the instrument he was carrying 10 be used as q prospecIor's hammer would not be the means ol turning up a bonanza-he had single Jack
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
MINERAL SURVEYS ARt
 APPROVED BY iafslLS

PHOENIX. Aus I>.-Suryr vor-cen- tral Frank <. Ingalls ha, ap roved Mineral Survsv N 3lG2. contracting the S:licI, Calcuul Worcester. Kite. Buck Grand View No. l. Grand View No ?. Alirecda. CHa and Bonita iode mining claim. situated m Wan, n min. irg district. CocLisc county and claim ed hv the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
 The surveyor general has also ap. Pro ed tfs following m,asrai sIIrey, No aI.S North atlr Han Aioon Eclipse and Spar lode mining claims. situated in the Warren uiuiu@ district. Co, hiSc county, and owned by rhe l.. ]. Ovcrluck l. (. Sha,tuck ard Joseph Muheim Snfvry. No. 3lS3. Mascot IT. and Golden Calf lode mining claims, situated in :he Warren mining distric,. Iochisc county. aud owned by W II Brophy and las. $. Douglas Survey No. 3lS6. AmIgo and Palestine lode miuing claims, owned by John W Daugherty ] r Bauder Anna Eog~. Helena Eoge and Yer. V"gc, ,ituaIrd in the Eureka mining district. Yavapal county Also Survey No 3lS9. Lucky Strike lode miring claim. situated in the LnEeka m.nrua district Yavapai coun.y and owned by the Camp Bird Mining and Milling Company
 Mineral Survey No 3I77. Wedge lode mining claim. situated in the Warren mining dis, s,rict Coch,se county. and owned by L J. Overlook. l. ( shat. tuck nd Joseph Muheim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22

Sciseiy o@scnoss the below sea-lsvel i'm perial vsjley as 'h.il with the lid of % He adds that it's true most anything will grow there and claims chin whisk- CTS sprout so fast a man needs two slaves a day to keep clean while in that undergr Ound Dit which in his opinion is no place for white man unless in the last stages of tuberculosis. MT Clark says that in the historical annals of this burg supplied him by the mayor and our editorial staif he has found great material for a good story of the 'humdiEger" days around a gold camp. He was born in Cardiff, South Wales where the smokeless coal comes from supplying the navies of the world tie saNS KitCho neT S,ii eventually secuir the heavyweight belt from the Kaiser if the scrap lasts ten years
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
WALTER DOUGLAS HAS
 FAITH IN TOMBSTONE

The Douglas International of recent date in speaking of visit to Douglas of General Manager Walter Douglas saye:
 Waiter Douglas, managing head of the Phelps Dodge company. was a visitor in Douglas for a short time yesterday afternoon. Mir. Douglas says that the mining industry is get. ting along well these days. but hat increased taxes will call for superior effort in the future. Speaking of the Bunker Hill company at Tombstone he said that good progress had been made there and the hope is that the old district will again become one of the prominent producers of the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
FINANCE COMMITTEE IS
 MEETING WITH SUCCESS

Tombstonites should remember that the success of the celebration on Labor Day depends entirely on the amount of money the Finance Commits is able io raise Up 10 date the Committee S success has been very good and by to- morrow night their labor should be well towards its end The arrangement Committee has had good start and advertising matter will be sent through out the county. The children are going to have the time of their lives that day and the grown ups will not be negelct- ed either. Good music hy TOmbstoEes pride. the City band. will aid in the merriment. On that day Tombstone will also play host to the Cochise County Cattlemens Association, and assurances are that they will be here in large numbers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22

Reports coming from Pearce are that assays. made by parties sent to Pearce by stockholders of the Com monwcalth Extension Mine. resulted in getting .0i gold and 1S5 ounces of silver from ore on the dump which had been taken rom the I50 foot level and that the assay of The 200 foot level gave 10 gold and 555 ounces of silver.
 A gen, ,leman who is said to have exported the Tom Reed Mine is also reported to have been most favorabIy impressed with the showing of the Extension. and after having examined the property stated to those at the shaft at the time that ''this looks like @ mine alre ady and not a prospect. in fact il has the earmarks of a big thing The stockholders in B ;sD, C are very highly eiated over the out look Of the property None. or prac- ticaily none. of the stock of this com pany is held by outsiders. being all practically held by Tombstone and Bisbee people.
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To Family Reunion

Harry Kendall president and genera manager Of the Kendall Land and Cat tie Company. left for the east last night ar d w,ll visit many points. among which will De his old home town. Phila- irlphia ThcIc ars many people who would like 10 Se ,hr .euisl cowboy as he Strolls down pas, the statue of Will liam Penn. all dressed up in his chaps. broad-brimmed hat and spur We can see the street urch:nS by the score following him around and shout ing. Gee. kid, but aint he de real ting Buffalo Bill ain't got nuttin' on him Mir Kenoail wili also visit parts of New York and join his wife al one of the lakes where Mrs. Kcndall's folks are holding a family reunion. When Mr. Kendall returns next month he will be accompanied by his wife, who will be remembered as the charming Miss Mary Howe
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How'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
 Toledo, O Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and nu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
 Take HalTs Family Pills for constipation
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
Newspaperman Marries.

Word was received in Tombstone to- day tha IT., odore T. Hoy, one Of the proprie, Ors of the Risbre Ore. has talk en as hi5 bride Ms Sela Chase NJ. Hoy IS youns ne~sPa pcrT1a5 oi str7nn- ToTfE and .s Jns son ai AiTs A. I. Hoy "nc "i the h-si newspapci women in the state The couple vii spend their honeymoon a the expos ri,a.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
 IMPERIAL GUARD co

The annual meeting of the Imperial Guard Mining Company will be held this week and after that the mill of the company will again resume the pounding" process. This mine has a very good body of excellent milling ore of sufficient value 10 make good returns to the stockholders and with the installation of cyanide tanks and some minor Improvements il should prove to be a money maker and give employment 10 quite a number Of men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-22
I, iuine,
,h.r ol Tomb tone's

A large number ol rumh tone's darce public |. making arrangements to attend the country dance given al Turner romOTTow nIgut, and Il goes WIhOYt saying that they will enJoy "a rn,rIvcs for wr;h music by the 10th Cavalry band. genial Gene Larrieu to -.~.-u C wIfh refreshments and Judge HiE EFinIey handling the entertainment rgi Iiug but cujoy yInvnt could res alt
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Repairing Property

The property cf Judge Page. oi Will cox. which as beer standing idle for D:auy wears. is being repaired and made ready for tenant. It adJoins ,he Gar la nd home on east Fremont No sooner is house put into shape foY renting than it IS snapped pp by one of the many awaiting vacant houses that are fl n live in