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TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
JPDBUSHEJ EVKET SUNDAY
WM. 1IATTICH, Editor aud l'rop.
'TERMS Or BCBSCBIPTION
ne Year ?3.00
8ix Months $1.50
Territories Should
Not Get Worried
Our neighbors in Arizona
and New .Mexico need not be
disappointed" and much less
discouraged should congress
at this session fail to pass
bills admitting them to the
union. There remain only
two months of the session and
the members have devilment
enough mapped oat to fully
occupy their attention for six
months. But statehood is
certain to come before Santa
Claus comes around again.
El Paso Times.
Cochise County
to the Front
From the appearance of the
horizonthe centerjof popula
tion of Cochise county is be
ginning to gravitatej north
from where it has been fcr
years. It is gratifying to ob
serve that new fields are in
cour?e of development and
Cochise is no longer to be
mentioned as a one-sided
count.
And Still They
Continue to Consume
Champagne is the silliest
and the rottenest fad that lias
ever attached itself to pseudo
A'm e r i c a n society. Tt is
nothing but clarified vinegar
heavily charged bj' the manu
facturer, still more heavily
chargedjfor by the wholesale
d e"a 1 e r , and murderously
charged for by the retail man
to the idiotic consumer.
The Arizona Pioneer society held
their annual meeting last night at the
home of Mote Drachm an at Tucson,
Thie date hat been chosen because ol
the act that Arizona was declared a
territory on the. eamo date, the 29thof
December, in the year 1863. An effort
is to be made by the society to have a
pioneer home located at Tucson.
"Women Who Wear JVelL
It fs astonishing how great .. change a
few years of married life often male In
the appearance and disposition of many
women. The fresh nws, the charm, the
brilliance vanish like the bloom from a
poach vhlch Is rudely handled. The
natron Is only a dim shadow, a faint echo
of the charming maiden. There are two
reasons fur this chance. Ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the (.hock to the system through the
change which cornea with marriage and
motLtrhooJ. Many neglect to deal w Ith
the unpleaant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often come with mar
riage and motherhood, not understanding
tl at this secret drain Is robbing the cheek
of Its freshness and the form of Its
fairness.
A sc-rv .- ?! i -r-nl health suffers
whpn tl fl L t jctnt cf tho health
5f the delicate womaftiorgans. so surely
hfrfiCe organs areNjabijIied In
beaiYh there aiiiR)vaOHfe witness
to the Tact In rNWd comeTtn yearly
a tnll'lrn onn have found health and
hjpotne inth" io of fr. 1'Ito's Fa
onu iTfrlp:ion. It makes weak wom
en strong and sick women well. Ingredi
tnU on label contains do alcohol or
harmful habit - forming drags. Made
wholiy of those native, American, medic
inal roots cost highly recomnx-nded by
leading medical authorities of all the sev
eral chocls of practice for the cure of
woman's peculiar ailments.
For nurlnr mothers.or for tboae broken
Sown In health by too frequent bearingof
children, also for the expectant mother,
to prepare the system for the coming of
baby and making Its advent easy and
almost painless, there Is no medicine quite
to eoi as "Favorite Prescription. It
can do no harm In any condition of the
system. It U a most potent Invigorating
tonic and strengthening nervine nicely
adapt"! to woman's delicate system by a
physician of large experience In the treat
ment of woman's fx-cullar ailments.
Dr. Pierce may be consulted by letter
free of charsre. Address Dr. B. V. Pierce,
nrallds' UouJ aad Surgical InsUtal
Buffalo....'
The Holidays
In Tombstone
Christmas and New Year
without snow, Christmas and
New Year with bluebirds in
stead ot snowbirds. Christ
mas and New Year with roses
and carnations, instead of
holly and hfinlork leaves.
Christinas and New Year with
sunny, smiling mesa:., instead
of gorges heapeu with the
"beautiful." Christmas and
New Year with fair maidens
and queenly matron?, in
white and chiffon and straw,
instead of lelts and furs and
padded boots. Christmas and
New Year with hustling autos
instead of bob-sleds, Christ
mas and New Year with hum
ming bees, and perfume and
buds, Christmas and X"w
Year whieli recalls the words
of that dear old Methodist
hymn: "December's as pleas
ant as May."
Why that is the holiday
season in The Only Tomb
stone The incoming year will be
Arizona's birth-year. Let us
make it a cause of pride.
With Castro deposed and
congress adjourned for the
holidays there is promise of
peace and qnietfor a few days
anvhow.
An exchange says that the
best way for a fellow to cure
himself of a love affair is to
run away and take the Ctrl
with him.
Why do the dear creatures
put mistletoe in their hair at
this gladsome time? Of
course it is thoughtlessly
done.
It will be a cold da- when
the effete ea-l will allow itself
outdone bv the west, even if
it be in a contest in rascality.
Pittsburg's municipal graft
disclosures promise to make
San Francisco look almost
like civic purity in com
parison. Veiy soon ,rail roads will be
so thick in Cochise county
that you can't step out of a
night without catching your
foot in a frog and getting run
over.
They said something about
"wonderful prosperity'-' when
Taft, the ample, should have
counted the ballots and found
himself elected. They said
the pumpkin vine would bear
more fruit, and the corn would
grow so high that you would
have to utilize a step ladder
to reach the ear, and that the
hogs would grow fat on
rain water and sawdust
and the hens would lay bigger
eggs and more of them, and,
well, each and every one
would be provided with a
golden ladder to heaven, and
yet, outside of Tombstone,
the inherent resources of
which precludes the possibili
ty of hard times, work is
scarcer, wages lower, bacon
higher, tha i i as been record
ed in the'iis'ory of the country.
Alleged Revolutionist
Weds Wealthy Lady
A Romance Which Extended From
Boston to Arizona Couple Are
Coming to
A romance extending across the
ceutitry came to a happy cl.max in
Tucon yesterday afternoon when
M.inuel Sarabia. alleged revolutionist,
was wedded to Miss Kliiaheth I). Trow
bridge, a wealthy and cultured Boston
girl.
The romance began about a year
ago, when Mrs. Sarabia, who was then
Mis Trowbridge, paid a visit to the
Los Angelee prison, where Sarabia and
several other alleged revolutionists
were held in custody.
Several months before in her New
Kugland home she had read of the
arrest of Sarabia and hi friends and
she immediately became interested in
the cfe. She visited I.o Angrier
with her mother and shortly alter her
arrival in that city she called at th"
prison to see the alleged revolution-
i.ts. Hie paid a number of iait to
the jail and became very friendly
with Sarabia.
. "I really beet me interested in Mr,
Sarabia when I was at home in Bos
ton," said Mrs Sarabia to a Tucon
Citizen reporter. "I am a Socialist
and have spent a numler of years in
studying economics and history. I
took a special course in economics at
PECULIAR PHAZE
OF CONTEST CASE
Tie Vote in An Arizona Election Causes
Present Incumbent to Become
the Holdover
A COCHISE CONTEST
Judge Doan returned last evening
from Xogalea, where he heard the
merits of two election contest cases
presenting a peculiar pluse in the re
sults. In thecal of Chattman vs.
Gildea for justice of the peace of Xo
gale, the secount resulted in Gildea's
election by 1 vote. In the contest for
district attorney O'Connor va. .N'oon, a
difference of 2 votes in the recount
brought about a tie. 'lhe Judge an
nounced that his ruling would make
the present incumbent the holdover,
since his successor could not mahfy.
The present incumbent happens
to be O'Connor. The defense have now
asked for time to submit authorities
in support of their contention that
one of the votes thrown out should
be counted, and the case will come
up again later. Since then a similar
appeal has been filed in the jus
tice of the peace contest, and in the
Tonight's Lecture
At the M. E. Church
This evening at the Methodist
church, the Kev. J. A. Crouch will de
liver a lecture on the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado, the Petrified Forest
and the Cliff Dwellings, The lecture
will be illustrated by Stereoptican
views, and all those who have never
visited these natural wonders of Ari
zona may gain a fair impression of
their grandeur from the realistic pic
tures that will be shown. To all it
will be a trip into "Wonderland ' that
wil! prove enjoyable for the marvelous
beauty and majestic grandeur of Ari
zona's great canyon has no counter
part anywhere. The entertainment
will be furthermore enhanced by good
music and singing. Songs will be
rendered by a mixed quartette con
sisting of Mesdaraen Dalegliah and
Woolery and Messrs. Gibson and
Willcox, and a male quartette consist
ing of Messrs, Gibson, Itceyes, McLau
rin and IVillcoz. The proceeds go to
the benefit ol the church, Tho price
f admission is 25 cents, and the lec
ture will begin at 8 o'clock.
Tombstone
Katclitle college, which is a depart
ment of Harvard university."
Mrs. Sarabia sat a that thu hat been
a Socialist for ten years. Her rel
atives in Boston are very wealthy and
she belongs to one of the oldest fam
ilies in that city. Stie lias in her own
right a large fortune
"What our plans for the future will
be will depend on Mr. SarabiaV trial
in Tombstone " said .Mrs. Sarabia.
How's This?
We otler One Hundred Dollars Its
ward for any case of Catarrh tin
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F J. Cheney t Co., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known
F.J. Cheney for the last 1.1 year, and l
U lieve him perfectly IwinraMx in all
oueiut-!- thuio tctious and hnaucially'
able io carry out any obligations made
bv bis tirm.
Waliiikq, Kisxax it Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the olmd
and mucous surface of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 7." cents
per lottle. Sold by all duggtcts.
Cil discard -iit'Jv t it.c
" C - wivt ri"
.To or
CASE NOW IN COURT
event that a vote is thrown out a tie
would result and Chattman, the pres
ent incumbent would be the holdover
In the Benson constable contest
here today, Jts Hannah j F A
Trask the entire afternoon was taken
up in arguing demurrers and tl.o
case was finally continued to Janu
ary 2nd. A large number of Benton
witnesses are here and considerable
feeling appears to exist as a result of
the ca-e.
WILL DRAFT
AN ARIZONA
ENABLING ACT
And Submit Same to
Teddy to Offset Objec
tions Made
Governor Kibbey in an interview
given out in Phoenix has stated that
in bis opinion the hesitancy about
granting Statehood for Arizona and
New Mexico is due to the fact that
Congress fears the constitutions that
will be formed for the new states will
not he acceptable
He says he has prepared a draft of
an enabling act, which he will send
to Washington. This act provide
that the state constitution shall be
subject to the approval of the Presi
dent. In the event that it received
his sanction he shall issue a procla
mation to that effect and then Ari
zona shall become at state at once.
The governor stated that Prasident
Booevelt is urging statehood and
that President-elect Taft favors it.
Don't forget the 28th annual dance
of tho Rescue Hose Co. tomorrow
night.
PEACE
TREATY
SIGNED
Yaqui Warriors Ex
claim "Egui" at
the Treaty
PROTECTION GRANTED
Deported Indians Will
be Returned-Sonora
Warfare Ends
An extra edition of the ollicial
paper of Sonora gives detail-' of the
formal declaration of peace between
the Yaqui Indian and the Mexican
government.
A conference was held at llacatete
in the Yaqui country on December
21, in which three Yaqui chiefs and
1G6 armed followers ptrticipated. The
governor of sonora granted security
for their '.ives and liberty and pardon
for past oOeuses to the Yaquis provid
ing their eubniission was complete.
In return the Yaquis deported to
Yucatan will be allowed to return to
their homes depending upon the con
duct of those surrendering. Only a
small number of the Yaquis were al
1 cd to retain their arms.
Wiien asked if they agreed to the
terms all ol the Yaquis stood without
hats and sandal before the governor
and with arms folded in one voice ex
claimed "Egui! egui!" meaning"Yes "
The chiefs thankd God for peace.
The Mexican soldiers then embraced
the Yaquis and a celebration fol
lowed.
From Wednesday's Daily.
Gus Baron was an incoming passen
ger last evening from Hereford and a
trip to his mines in the Huachticas.
Mrs H P McXair returned 'o Kl
Paso yesterday after spending Xinas
in Tombstone.
County School Sup't J A Kockfe!
low-left this morning for Kodeo on
mining business.
Constable O P Gray of Lowell today
brought oier two more guests for the
Hotel de White. They will loard
with the county for 60 dajs each.
Tombstone, like the entire populace
of the country, is immeaaureablj
shocked and appalled at the terrible
calamity that has been visited upon
Italy. The news of 100.000 loss of
lives and reports of the terrible des
truction through "earthquake, tidal
wave and fire, would indicatethat this
ij oneof the most terrible catastrophies
in hstory.
Tucson Hospital
Destroyed by Fire
A Tucs n dispaidi says: v
A fire laet evening in the Wbitwell
hospital in the north end of the citv.
completely dastroyed the structure.
Ten patients were all removed to a
place of safety. The loss is JCO.OOO-
insurance, f 30,000. The hospital was
owned by ew York parties. It was
built two years ago. The fire ts sup
posed to hate started from a spark on
the dry roof.
"Frijoles" is Very
Much Alive
Deputy Sheriff Will White brought
three prisoners over today from Bis-
bee to serve 60 days each at the
county jail. Among the trio was the
Mexican nicknamed Frijoles' who
had been previously reported! dead.
having suddenly died on the train!
near Lowell. It appean that instead
of "Frijoles" lhe man who died was a
musician named Denison, who was ad
dicted to the morphine habit. He
was committed to the hospital here
aod died on the train en route.
"Frijoles" will serve a GO day sen
WINDY NARRATIVE
FROM TEXAS
An Imaginative Genius Who Libels
Fair Tombstone's Unsur
passed Climate
FANCIFUL FLIGHT OF A SINGLE NIGHT
from the Panhandle of Texas where
a wind blowing at the rate of twenty
miles an hour is looked upon as a
spring zephyr, and tho owner of a
quarter section ballasts it with rock
to keep it from being blown into the
next county, comes the following story
which goes to show- that atmospheric
conditions affect temperament and
that the inhabitants finally become
as breezy in their imagination as the
air they breathe. Congregated in the
postotfice of the little town of Claire
montrecently, a coterie of plainsmen
who were waiting for the arrival of the
mail whu-jh was delajed by a wind of
hurricane force, began exchanging
reminiscences of other "blows" they
had endured, when one old-timer
remarked:
"say, it never blows around here
quite as hard as it used to out in Ari
zona. I remember some ears ago I
was stationed out at Tombstone and
one day one of thoic desert blasts
came hiking across the country
blowing so hard that it lifted an ex
press train bodily otl the Santa Fe
track and blew it across to the South
ern Pacific, thirty-five milesaway, and
before the engineer knew- what had
happened the train rolled into Tomb
stone as smooth as you plea-e, and
bound east instead of west. Fortunate
it happened at night, when all the
passengers were asleep or there would
have been a panic on board that train
all right."
We are afraid that the editor of the
Clairemont Enterprise and "Notabit
owisky," who are responsible for this
malignment of Arizona climate in
general and Tombstone in particular
had their mental visun and physical
Arc Doctors Any Good?
Foolish question! Yet some people act as if a medicine
could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine in
the world cannot do this. Have a family doctor, consult
him frequently, trust him fully. If we did not believe
doctors endorsed AVer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and
colds, we would not offer it to you. Ask your doctor.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. TclAya CcLowelLMau.
If we did not believe doctors endorsed Aver's Pills for constipation, biliousness, sick
hcadache, we would not offer them to you. Ask your own doctor about this.
Suffering Ladies
are urged to follow the example of thousands of
their sisters and take Cardui. Cardui is a nnn-
mineral, non-intoxicating
is tor sick, .weak ladies,
It WiU Help You
If Is a crenuino. rnrativn merlirn'nn. Knf VitfliQ
j.1.- fL . r rv
up uiv icinaie sj-siem ana relieves iemaiepain.
Mrs. M. A- St fflair. of "EsWl ;,1r TV" Va nmUac
"Before takine Cardui. I
geiLUj wcu. x naa siuierea ior 3 years witn ray
itu l juu aau was commea xo
ana no.w. araui nas aoout
AT ALL DEUG STOBES
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PRICKLY ASH BITTERC '
. CLEANSES THE LIVER AND BOWELS 0 t
t An rnmras rax ststzm to ior nzvAnnre mrim
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geography sadly disarranged by a ter
rific "tirainstorm," superinduced by
the atmospheric conditions prevailing
on the outside and are therefore not
to be held too strictly to account. Of
course, newspaper men never drink
and ".N'otabitowisky" is. a sworn pro
hibitionist. Now if either one of these roman
cers should come to Tombstone and
enjoy our ideal weather unvexed by
storms or sleet or snow, with June
days in midainter they would repent
them in sackcloth and in ashes and
forsaking the bleak plains of the north
come to the land where sunshine, j oy
and happiness abounds.
Supt. Walker Retires
From T. C. M. Co.
Sjpt. E. W Walker ol the T. C. X".
Co lias tendered his resignation to
the company and intends to shortly
leave with hi family for Detroit. Mich.
Thp new of the resignation of Mr.
Walker and deptrture with his family
to other fields, will be 'received with a
pin,; of regret by the many friends of
the family, Mr Walker has be-jn con
nected witn the T. C. M. Co. for the
past five tears aud has devoted his
energies aud ability to the practical
working out of the plans of the com
pany in the mammoth project and
in his work demonstrated marked ex
ecutive ability. He ia held in highi
esteem by loth employers and em
ployees. It is not known when the
resignation of Supcrintendeut Walker
becomes effective, but it is understood
that he will remain with the company
until February.
medicine for women. It
svith sick female organs.
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my oea, so J. toolc Cardui,
curea my female trouble."
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