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The Prospector
JULY 2 isse
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Aultrrat General Manager. Train Master.
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LOCAL NOTES.
Dr. Gaff, Beaton Physician
lurgeon.
fcilver is quoted at GS
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Remember the
tomorrow night.
Engine Co. danee
A four horse stage load of aasian
gers left this morning (or Fairbank.
1 m m
Frank Samonial, the well known
eett'ernaa was is town yesterday alter
uppliea.
Sheriff Fly and his estimable ife
are spending a few days in the Huach
ucas rmticattag.
Geo. IfcGse baa already registered
(2 voters at Fairbank. Heexpects to
well the Hit to 10 J from bis burg.
Asiort-nent of fireworkt are on ex
hibition at various f lore windowa and
the email boy emile in antiepation,
m
That waa a happy idea of the people
of Pueblo, Col., when they presented
Senator Frank Cameron of Utah with
filter bolt.
Daughter Mother may I attend
tba dance Friday night? Mother
Yea, my dear; if you can find some
one to take yon.
s aw f
An Indian policeman killed a squaw
bis former wife, on the Fan Carlos
rirer, half a mils from the agency. The
murderer was arrested and Wrought to
Globe.
A BIBLE READER.
Teresa Takes no Thought of
Vi Idly Goods.
Santa Ttresa laid in conversation
with a friend Saturday that hr reli
gion was God's religion, and she did
not tie up with any earthly church.
She left the Catbolie cbureh long ago
because she could not see bow tuere
could be any other mediator between
man and God than Jesus Chnt. She
aid she red in the Bible how by bar
ing faith iu God, people were able to
heal the tick, aud she did not ste why
he should not ha the same pjwerif
the prayed to hint for it. Sc the read
her Bible and kept up a ccustant
prayer, uutil em the knew it the found
herll pnrijFil Of th power to help
cure per.oni- tfilictid with nerrous
diaeiSv, aud baheca it waa In dirct
auawer to praer. Little by little her
reputation increased until a her power
increased she found herrelf with an
immense falUwint;.
Santa Teresa seems to hare the en
tire Bible learned by heart, and ean
bgiu at any chapter and rspsat lt
elear through. She sss she has no
lime U rsad much of anything but
the Bible, and makes it her constsnt
ttndy. The saint alto says that she
found that she waa ablnto do the work
only by easting aside everything of a
worldly nature from her thoughts, and
actually living 03 the spiritual. The
idea of her inciting any disturbance or
riot is utterly abhorrent to her. She
aaTi she has treated several thousand
persons since coming to 1 Pao, and
has not aaked anything for this ser
vice, Friends of Santa Teresa say thai she
has abtoluteiy no poaiessions and that
she hertilt has acknowledged to hav
ing been at times without sufficient
nourishment from lack of means to
buy food. EI Pao Heralc.
BTJCKLIN'3 ARNICA SALVE.
The best'salve in "the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hinds,J,chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions JaiidJ pos
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
ed it is guaranteed to give'peefect stis-a
faction or money refunded. Prices to
cents per box.
urux More
For salej.'at Tomb'ione
The Mining Exchange Hall is being
tastefully decorated with fUg and
bunting and the floor plecsd in excel,
lrnt condition for tba Engine Co
dance tomorrow night.
Parties going to Biabeo tomorrow by
train should call at the UriofTice
an I register their nsmei tonight s a
special coach will be run at 12 m. to
onnsot with the Bisbee train.
The aiicient custom of ringing all
the bells in town on July 4th will in
all probability be carried cut. They
will he ecunded three limes during
the day and all at once.
It was pydj yesterday at Ihol.
M. A. M. Co.; the Hsraha! mine and
Scribner and Ba'ron's works, and thn
town presented a livelier scene last
evening than for many moons.
Miss. Ida Castaaada wko has bean
visiting Miss Bessie Smith reluned
home to Benson tbi morning. Mia
flmith accompanied her to that classic
city and will resnain a few days.
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The ranges of northern Arizona are
still reported to be in deplorable con
dition, notwithstanding the lain ahow
r, ahd I tie business or skinning tha
dead cattle is now rrcognixed as an
important industry. , ,
"It is with plosauro I tell you that
by one day' use of Chamberlain'
Cough remedy I was relieved of a
very severe cold. My head was com
pletely stopped np and I could not
sleep at sight. I ean recommend
this remedy. Cbaa. M. Gutfeld of
Keedly, Fresno Co., Cal." A cold
nearly always start in tha head and
iterwardaextends to the throat and
lungs. By using this remedy freely
as soon me the cold has been contract- Mrs. J. Perliudr. Mrs,
a it wm care at once ana prevent it ,j f0n a-orge. Mm.
irorsexienamg 10 me lung- j-or Sale
by Tombstone Drag Store. m,
Mrs. Kat Hcwke and children left
this morning for Tucson to spend a
short visit with ber husband and
father, U. S. Deputy Marshal Kat
Hawk, and will return a'ter a fort
nigh t'a atay at the "ancient and hon
orable." " -
Awarded
rflsfaest Honor World' Fair,
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BAKING
POTCM
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A fan Crape Creaai of Tartar Powder. Fser I
a-MAjBaona,AIajicjrasryotliCT adulterant '
fiime Oallen
eorgo. Mm. .Noriega and
Harry Raff-ny wfrenu'poing passen
gsrs this morning It Pnt Monica to
spend a month or morn at tli sea
shore ani take advantage of the S. I.
exenrsioa rstes. Harry RafTsrty will
alsa visit relatives in Santa Crux.
Wcalker BulUtlss.
OocbUa County A glorious rain tail
week and the whole cauntry looks
better. Grain ia beginning to to ?r rout,
aV"e t !ooVing bstter, but are still
w4k ; shipments have ceased till fall.
Alfalfa i being cut, with a good yield
iu sight.
The trUcwverj- Mavott bla Lite.
Mr. U. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver
eville, 111., says: "To Dr. King'a Xeis
Discover) I owe my life, Was taken
with a. Grippe aud triea all the phy
sicians, but of uo avail ana was given
up and told I could nutlive. Having
Dr. King's New Discovery in my store
I sent for a bottlo and began its use
and from the first dose began to get bet
ter, ami alter using three bottle was up
and about sgain. It is worth Us
wi Ight in gold. We won't keep ato're
r lioqee without it." Get a free t tall
t the Tombstone Drug Store.
The mining interests were never in
more protnioing condition in southern
Arizona than at present, Activity ia
aonceabltt in jvery camp . Capital is
bting invested in development and
macbinery at a rate that is truly en
couraging and tha future looks bright
enough.
The 14 j ear-eld son of D. II. Logan,
the well known Cochise county ranch
er oa the river near Beuson, auddenly
left home a few days since to paddle
bis own .anoe and fill a niche in the
world or fame. He is" thought to have
left Benion a day or two tiacc on the
west bound traiu, bjl has thus far
successfully eludtd'cap'turVby officers
along the line wb hav bgen n'oMfitd
a -id are onU)g Iookol4. fjt
IMPORTANT DECISIONS.
The Governor's Actions Hold
Under the Law.
At Pbenix Chief Justice Baker de
livered two importand decisions re
cently afretwg the conduct of territo
rial government. One under man
damus commands that the territorial
funds now en hand thall be paid out
according to the number of warrants,
thus releasing nearly $20,000 that baa
been held for months. The seond
decision eests T. J. Wolfley, editor of
the Arizona Republican, as citizen
repubitcsn member of the Territorial
Board of Control, under appointment
of Governor Franklin, and unseating
M. H. McCord, the holdover Hughes
appointee. The legal point estab
lished in this suit is that the governor
may rsmova any territorial official at
pleasure. This afternoon a decuiou
will be given by the court in the tuit
for ousting Territorial Treasurer Cote
and ealingT. E. Farish in the posi
tion, but commanding him to fie aa
a Idittonal bond in the sum of 1400,000
a custodian of the territorial funding
D mds.
The i'ilcox Xws save: Supl. Jas.
McCaw went out tn ike Buckhurn
fUrin today. Work on the new mill
is nearly finished and the stamps will
bsdtopping by the 15th of this month.
About thirty men are now employed
at this camp and more will be added
when the mill gets started. As the
t&irte of this camp it tributary to Wil
cox the successful operation of thesr
mines means no inconsiderable in
crease in the prosperity of that town.
It I s reported that when the Ariz
ona delegation to the late republican
convention at St. Louis were on the
way hems they stopped off at Al
buquerque for brsakfsst, and had
seated themselves at the table ef an
aptewa restaurant, when the polite
wsiter inquired whether they wonld
have a lif teen cent or a twenty-five
oent meal. The spokesman of the
party in re( ly raid : .".We don't care a
d for expense ; give u a twenty
five cent breakfast."
Dr. Gordou was called to Fairbank
yesterday te attend Mr.'A. YrNoyes,
who had sustained injuries by a broken
Is;. Mr. Noyes was ropiog a horse in
hia rejacious coral and in some man
ner the data became entangled about
his leg and the bora, In" his mad run
jerked bia fet from under bine and
dragging Mr. Koyes by a poet with
soch that as soon a the obstruction
waa hit both bones of the leg a little
abov the ankle was broke. The dee
tor set the injured number and Al is
cw resting easy.
A carpenter ef Cosola, Sioalos, took
a peculia-mstfiod'of shuffling off this
mortal enlL Heuisliberately laid down
on bis back, pieced? a paring cbiael
against hie brCMt, and with a aaallet
proceded to ponsh aels in bis eaat
enay. He was. wdsaUpsIy bamsBer
ing away aVbieaae4fsjMa friend sor
pfUsd hint' Tn" the act aid compelled
lot te eeertt aad .hie lrfiswas saved by
- . m . "'. rr, '
m grvm vavra. V -j
DISPLAY OF TEMPER
Results in Murder and Vitilei&t
Insanitv at Yuma.
The fallowing prtss dispstch comet
frvm Yuuia, detailing the deed ef an
insane Mexican girl of that place:
"Because of an ungovernable wrath,
Maria Moreno, a Mexicati girl 17 years
old stands in the awful position of a
tnurderees, her victim biing her 14
year-old brother, whom shenhot and
killed as the result of, quarrel.
"The brother aud sister became in
volved in a wordy war over seme trif
liag matter and soon came to blows.
Maria lost con troll of herself and rush-
into the house, teized a loaded shot
gua. Bhe returned iu a moment and
taking diliberatu aim at her brother
shot him dead, blowing the entire top
of his bead iff. At the tight of her
bloody work her mind garo'way and
sat. ia now a raving maniac.
"Ihe was arrested and placed in jail
but ia all probability she will b con
signed to the asvlum."
1 a 1
TO SLEAN3E THE SYSTEM.
Effectually yet gently,iso when tive or
billious or when the blod cosimnure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
iver to a healty activity, without irritat
ing or weakening them, to dispel head-
acnes, coldsor levers use bvrup of igs.
m m
The extreme dry weather en the
range of .northern- Arizona, extends
into Utab, where eonsider-VIe losses
will result, and from whioli section
many sa'ttls have beea shipped to save
them.
FOR OVER FltTV VGABS,
An old, well-tried remedy. Mr
Window's Soothing Sjrup has bee u
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers tor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the guns, allays all
pain, cures wind colio, and is ttie beat
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste. Scld by druggist tn
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles lie value i incalcu
lable, lie aure and k for Mrs. Win-a'oa-'s
Soothing Synip, and take
no otberkind.
FOR SALE CHEAP A horse and
buggy; horse gentle, buggy and har
ness in good orders Will sell cheap.
For further particulars, call at nr
address this office. j?C-lw
Hot tar Waa-alrsKtaa.
Tickets to Washington, D. C, will
be plsced on sale at Benson July S, 5,
4 and 5 at oae fare lor the rouod trip;
limited to July 14, or 31st. Tt.is ia
the best cbanee ever ottered Arizona
people to make a short visit to the
capital city. Open for all. For fur
ther particulars call on ar addrssa
F.S. WEBSTER,
Agent, Benson.
lUraralon Kates.
Tickets from Bensou lo the Dem
ocratic Kational convention at Chi
cago will be placed on sale en July
3rd, 4th and 4th, round trip tickets to
Chicago and return at one fare, good
until July 14th.
Also, to the National Educational
Association at Buffalo, July 7lb, tick
els will be placed on sale July 1st and
2nd; round trip tickets to UuSalo and
rsturn, for $72 Co, good until Jul)
14th. For further particular addrer-s
F.S. WEBS TEK,
Agunt, Bensou.
TO TEE SEASHORE.
Excursion Rates to Santa Mon
tea and the Sea Coast
Over the
S P. R. R. FROM BENSON
To parties desiring to go to the ser-
ebore to spend :1m summer and enjoy
the cool salt water breeze, should take
advantage of the excursion rate of
$31.05 from
BENSON TO SANTA MONICA.
Tickets good for 60 days, For further
information apply to
F.S. WEB3TEB,
Agent at Benson,
Or T. A. Goodman,
G. P. A., San Francieco.
ARE YOU GOING
THIS tSUrsraiER?
Tbq Southern Pacific Company
ave plsee on ssle nt Benson round
trip tickets to points north and east at
greatly reduced rates. Befora pur
chasing your tickets call on or address
E. S. WEBSTER,
Agent at Bcnaen,
Or T. H. GocDMAr,
G P. A. San Francisco.
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Hats
Liquors
Wagons
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Clothing
Groceries
Hammers
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
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CLEARANCE -SALE
GOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
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m kmc as is? genuine;
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PIONEER STORE,
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We Moaif Business.
Today a team ef horseerinlront of tha
FaoerocmK oste becasse aeddesly
frightened at com object probably
our devil, a be appeared aboet that
moment and started to run away;!
newerer, tse animate were) held ia
t check, an 1 instead of raaaiag away
eon tea ted themselves with exercieiag
their kicking prepecsitiea. How well
they succeeded caa beet be illustrated
by glaaee at tha baggy. Forta
aatelj .tha aecepaat. X. W. Laagiard
aad FraavkXarta. weze awthart.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
MfNERS' AND RANOHER8' SUPPUES
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