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NO. 155
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Beedl.forluVHBCSTUADi. erg Cat tvlt
ONE AND ONE HALF POU'rfOS.
JP. IV. WOLCTT,
Tombstone, v. T.
HKK'llAIliR
PIONEERSTORE
Cor. oth and Fremont Sis.
JOE HOEFLER - PROFF.
exautsuf
General Merchandise.
MINERS' and RANCHERS
Supplies a Specialty
S4GEST rOB IMPhOVKD
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
And the Celebrated
Tuibine Wind-Mills
TESTS, i COS OOVJSBd,
Buckeye rorce-Dtimp,
Fresh Garden Flowers and Field
SeerOonstsntly on Hand.
PAPAGO
Cash Store,
Fremont, bet. 3rd & 4th.
FRANK B. AUSTIN Proprietoi
Staple and Fancy
i2T!Lfe2
Choice Brands of
KENTUCKY WHISKY.
AND
Grain of all Kinds
Kept Conn wtljoa Eui &t
SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES
or
ASSAYERS' SUPPLIES.
Coa.uattT 00 Bind. i.ltl
JlAN
A. GARCIA
Custom House Broker.
HAYS STKICT ATTENTION TO
I all matter, connected with the
Mexican custom house. Is respon
sible for all fines imposed by the Mex
ican trovernment. but not for duties
that the custom officers neglret tol
charge. All business connected witn
the Mexican custom hono attended
to with neatness and dispatch.
A.U papers and documenU given immed
iate attention at very reasonable
rate.
Batominai, San Pdro, Soiwa, Sfei.
For Sn,'s Cheap.
One buck board, one opfn bogey
one cood as new doubla cinch stddU
At Go. E. KoblerV,
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5 FrranH
O. R- ATT. 0. B. TAXBKLU
Undektakiko. Pallors or
Watt&Tarbell
New Hearse, New Goods, Everything
isew.
Coffins, Caskets. Robes, Etc
From the Plainer t to tbe TUml Maulr.
The Columbia Iron Caskets kept con
ttanlly in Stock.
Bodirt Temporarily or Permanently
Embalmed by the Late it Process.
All Work cntrnited tc m .hill hav. tlhi
duett ittentlon.
4SF"Xipht orders left atHarei Page'
livery office promptly attended to.
TOMBSTONE
FOUND EY
AND
MACHINE SHOP.
MCALLISTER A McCOXZ. Prop'rs.
JCmdf Mifln4 Mining IXtthxatrf, If txry &4
Light Cuting of Iron and Rnu Madt to Order
Uottttez Eegtacs Made to Order, and Ea-
fin-- iMtcaied and Adjusted Scents for
UWiy LobncaXiD oils ajd Coo pcu&ds
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WM7--H:BYN7
Custom House Broker,
San Pedro, Palomina?, Sonora, Mexico.
TOMBSTONE OFFICE:
No. 119, Fourtli St., LegalJRow.
General Merchandise Store
Liver Sli'tU, It'jUi-
r.int and Lodgings.
FOR SALE One 30 horse power
upright steam boiler, as good as new.
One steam pump.
Lot of work horses and mules, all
at reasonable rates. J
AlIiBrokcrage Effected at Lowest Rates
ST. LOUIS
BEER HALL.
For Ice-Cold Beer
Go to
on Draught
THE ST LCU S BEER HALL
AXHZCSER BUSCH CEEWIHG ASSO
CIATION, OP "H". LOUIS'
MISSOURI.
Wholesale and Retail.
Appij-1 jfABTis voeriui
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Buy jrour leaf UrdilSJ cenla per'.
lundnt " Tribolst'.
pound
IS.
Both tlie method and results -when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tUo taste, and acts
Esntly yet promptly ou the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dipels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For Bale
in. 50c and SI bottles by nil druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAX FRASCISCO, CAL.
Lovtsmu, at. ntr rcsx, tt.r.
DANCING SCHOOL-
Now open at
MINING EXCHANGE HALL.
CLASS NIGHTS
MONDAY AND "WEDNESDAY
children's class "
WKDNliSDAY J&:;SATUICDAY'
ArrnitNooN'S. 3
VVcxlacili"' Fn.m 4 t 6.
ruinniiy From 2 to 4 30,
Private L'sions at JteaonableItilfK
Regular Prices for Gei.t!eai3 7. call per
Lesson. Ladies Free on dau Nights.
Soiree Every Saturday .Night
WALSH i. HAWKE.
J. V. -yiCKERS
EEMONT ST
1EAL ESTATE.
MINES, MONEY
AND INSnRANCh
1EAL, ESTATE Bought. Sold and Rented.
MINES Bought. Sold, and Muured.
MONEY Loans Negotiated, and lniestiaeat
made.
INSURANCE Fire, Accident and Life. Be
Companies, Lowest Kates.
JOMrr Arnurno-c Givkn to Coiaectiowj
nOiini ruoLiO.
If gray, gradually restores color;
elegant tonic dressing, 50c, $1, Drug
gist, or ?1 size prepaid by express for
f 1. E S. Welle. Jersey City. KOUGH
ONTOOTIIACnEylnsUnt relieL 15c
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Here it is, and it nils the bill much
better than anything we could say:
"It give me the greatest pleasure to
write you in regard to Chamberlain's
Cough"" Kemcdy. During the past
winter I lime old more of it thaa any
other kind, and have yet to find any
one. but what was benefi tied by taking
iL I have never had any medicine in
my store that gave such univerral sat
isfaction." J, M. Roney, Druggist,
Geuda Spricg", Kansas. 50 cent bot
tles for sale by II, J, Peto, Druggist.
Our Very Ite.C I'eoplo
Confirm our statement when we say
that Dr. Ackera English Remedy is in
every way superior to any and all
other preparations for the throat and
Lnng. In Whooping Cough and
Croup, it is magic and relieves1 at once.
We offer you a sample bottle free. Re
member, this remedy is sold on a pos
itive guarantee.
All pork sausage at TiuboLet',
JpPtoBs
.VfJHH&.
ornlinel Shot.
Front the first number ot the Hua-
tlmca weekly Sentinel we learn that :
Mi's Scott lins gone to Oakland fur
a short Uit.
Prof. Wood, the blind violinist gave
a concert at Camp Uuachuca last
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jjajyrjjijnuec, uinpxx;iur 01 mu
department, arrived at Huachnca on
Friday last.
The recent transfer of troops takes
front the fost Capt. Wliclan and sister,
Capt. Augur, Liuet. Hucker, Lieut, and
Mrs. Brett, Lieut, and Mrs. Brainard
and Lieut. Wallace.
Major Uailerty is expected home on
tbe 23d with his bride.
Miss O'Connell, a sister of Mr?.
Capt. Began is spending the winter at
the post.
Lieut. Ilenien, the man who hod
the encounter with a bear not long
eince, is now set to right after a
month in the hospital.
The South Western Ice workj
have changed hands, K. W. Wood
having on Saturdty last disposed of
the plant and good will of the business
to Messrs. C. D. Gage, M. D. Scribner,
Frank llaro and L. K. Page. The
combination is a strong one. All of
these gentlemen aw deeply interested
in the future of Tombstone and having
facilitirs for haudling the product in
an economical manner the success of
the business is already assured. The
increase ot business of the Bank of
which Mr. Wood is the prime spirit
made it necessary for hint todevote all
of his time to thnt business. The
plant which has been manufacturing
ice for several years is one of the most
complete in the Territory and its
capacity is suflicent to supply all of
southeastern Arizona with ice in its
coming erea of projperity.
H.w w t rlit .rNldrarbfi """
Whohasn't suffered from headache? we
all had it when we ran races at school-
we have it whoa we overwork ourselves
at any age. It comes on, as ever body
knows, suddenly. By using one ol
Allcock's Porous Plasters it goes awaj
nearly as quickly. F.Itoessnerof NF
500 West 5Sth Street, New York, say
"It is witli pleasure I Trite theselin'"'
in testimony to the powers of Allcock'
Pourous Plasters. I have been some-
wli.it annoyed with serious pains in my
sides, for which several medicines have
been prescribed, but to no avail, and
through the advice of friend I tried two
Allcock's Porous Plastesrs, and the
relief they have given me is both satis
factory and astonishing. To any oue
annoyed with p.iins these plasters are
a certain remedy."
The "Sentinel" i the name of a
new Weekly paper published at Camp
Iluachuaca. It is rather diminutive
in size but contains an amount of read
ing in army circles which will always
be fresh reading. We congratulate
the dvsilsrs at Xuachuc2 upon the
birth of the infant and wish it a long
life and prosperity.
1IUT1MTKAO APrXIULTlOV.
Declaratory St.trment Xt. 2I4S.
Lud eSc tt Trcms, Arltesa. JanmrK, 1891.
"VTOT1CK If btniirpHD tail the M'ow'nt
Xl allied tillrb Jlrd nutl(ulh' iDttE--00
to make final nrso"i nnpf1of hfaclafin,
J thai .aid proof tx'l be mule Wore n CItrk
f il. D..t IctCoa-tat Toui-uj', ArlJoa, on
MarcbZ ls', vis- Jacob lite-er, of Sa-pr.'
p1lJ Valttr. Ariz.. Jor.ln . Mat o. w. U d
11. H o. w U kc SI, .p ai . r. e
11. name. hc l! oito wliucaiea to ?wi bl
contineofia residence vdob, and caltraUtHi ct
h laad. tit. W. O barKlcAffor. Irmk n
Cr 1. Adam Ir an Clwle OrukHk, allot
40rtba sprnz .l . Ailarn.
IIEKBSRT UHOWK, Itert.r.
Notice-to Creditors.
In tin Probate Court of the County
ot Coclr.se, Territory of Arizona.
Estate of Wm. Ilaett, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the un
lrrsind administrator of the estatt
ofW'm Hasseit deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons havinp
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit the same with thn necessan
vouchers within four months aftei
be first publication of this nolle
to the suit A'lmtmstra'or at Ins
p!a4 of business on A'lrr
uret, in thn city of Tombs'one
co nt of Cochise, territory of Ari
zona, tbe same being the place for
lo Tansiction of the business of the
aid estate.
DAVID COHN,
Administrator of the p state cf Wm.
Hassett, deceased.
Dated at Tombstone, Jan 19, 1891
BY WIRE.
News of5mportanc From all
"PartsHof t!ierWorld.
And Condensed Into Facts
WithoutLComments
J) FECIAL SlfrAlCBJ: 70 TEOf JTCIfl.
January, 18tb.
In New York to-day silver was
quoted at $1.03 , lead, $4.35; and cop
per, $14.70.
New Orleans. Jack McAuliffe, of
New York, aud Billy Meyers, of Streat-
er. III., have signed articles of agree
ment to fight with gloves to a finish
for a stake of $5000 a side within three
months. The affair to take place be
fore the club offering the largest
purie.
Des Monreff. Interested parties in
this city confirm the rumor that an
English syndicate has offered three
million dollars for the Durango Min
ing Company's plant in New Mexico.
Besides the plant tho company has
forty-three thousand acres of land.
The capital stock is five million dol
lars. The company will probably dis
pose of the property.
Washln-otox. Captain Pierce, act-
ing agentCf the Indians at Pine Ridge
nas maae a renusitton -upon the In
dian bureau for the supplies which
will bo necessary to continue tbe issue
of full rations up to June S'Jth, lb91.
the provisions of the treaty of 1S77,
The estimates calls for S4G.S55 pounds
of beef, 12,701 pounds of coffee, 15,291
pounds of su'ar.
Captian Pierce is ot the opinion
that his beef estimate will probably
hae to be increased by fifty per cent.
owing to the difference in weight of
the cattle now, as compared with their
weight when received last October.
Los Angeles. Work will not be
started upon anj building on either
the Santa Fe or tho Southern Pac lie
until the results of tho Presidents
meeting arc known. This has occasion
ed tbe stoppage on work and the build
ing ot the Santa Barbara branches of
the Santa Fe.
Chicago A sewer man hole ex
ploded this morning at the intersec
tion of Jackson street and Wabash ave
nue when both thoroughfares were
crowded w th shoppers and working
people. One woman, Mrs. C. R. Ross,
(colored) was killed outright. She was
stepping nearly upon the fatal man
hole when the covering with startling
suddenness flew sky-ward and she was
slammed backwards, flat against the
curbing. The woman's skull was split
open and her brains was scattered
about in a circle of the stones; a little
four year old colored boy who was
with her strangely escaped injury.
Washington. Private adiices from
the White House are more favorable
than public accoants would lead one
t.vbeliee. Is is said by the best in-
ide authority that tho president is
more than likely to sign the silver bill
jf it goes to him. or let it become a
law without his signature. If he signs
the bill he will do it under proleat, but
Highest of all fe Leavening Power.
'.ta3?
Roy&i
ABSOLUTELY PURE
that will not interfere with the legality
of the mrasura. Strange as this may
seem he has been adtiscd to this
course by those who opposed the bill
in tho senate.
De.vseb.A Times Washington
sjwcial says The diverse reports from
the house with reference to the pros
pects of the riher bill still continue.
No one can undertake to say definitely
what the out come will bo in that
boJy. Senator Teller has spent much
time on floor of the house where he
has many acquaintance and friends
since the passage of the bill by the se
nate, and he thinks the prospects for
the passage of the bill are very good.
He a3 that after talking with mem
bers of the committee ou coinage,
weights and measures, he feels assured
that there will be no difficulty in get
ting the bill out of comittee in its
present shape.
We should like to give a
new chimney for every one
that breaks in use.
We sell to the wholesale
dealer; he to the retail dealer;
and he to you.
It is a little awkward to
guarantee our chimneys at
three removes from you.
We'll give you this hint.
Not one in a hundred breaks
from heat; there is almost no
risk in guaranteeing them.
Talk with your dealer about it.
It would be a good advertise
ment for him.
'Pearl top' and 'pearl glass,'
our trade-marks tough glass
nsuisig.
Gzo. A. JHcarrn x Co.
Judge Berry is much better today,
lie was mad because the Prosfecioii
said he had Bright' disease and when
a sick man gels mad he generally gets
well. It is not tho first time he has
owed his life to the PnosrECTOR.
UBIIAUKAItt.K 1CIMCIIR.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield,
111 , makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs, she was treated for a month
by her family physician, but gTew
norce. He told her she was a hopless
victim of consumption aud that no
medicine could cure her. Hor drug
gist suggested Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption; she bought a
Ivottle and to her delight fouud herself
benefitted from first dose. She con
tinued its use and after taking ten
bottles, found herself well, and now
docs her own housework and is a3 well
as she ever was t ree trial bottles 01
this Great Discovery at Yonge's Drug
Store, large bottles 50c and $1.
i.
The Prospector made arrangements
to get all the news from Fhenix each
day during the session of fcthe legisla
ture. TJy to the hour of going to
press nothing had been heard from
there. Any dispatches to arrive will
be given to tho public aa soon as
possible tonight and every night if not
received in time for the regular issue.
The sickly sentamentalist who wants
us to make home missionaries of our
children by sending them to the pub
lic schools with filthy, degraded Indian
children ought to be made welcome to
all the papooses in Arizona. While it
is humane to endeavor lo elevate the
Indian tribes, it would be inhuman to
make abreast work of little children in
the struggle ruth a horde of animals
iv hose chief evidence 'ofjhamanity is
the total lack of an animal's sense of
cleanliness.
The Territorial Supreme Court
transacted no bucincss of importance
since last Wednesday. Tha decisions
which were to be given on Saturday
last were not cnuciated.
U. S. Cov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
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