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THE
TOMBSTONE
PROSPECTOR.
to-
OUR WATCHWORD- "COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
VOL. IX.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY 8. 1S96
No. 246
i
The Prpector
My and County Official Paper.
I U BUSHED EVERY EVENIKO
(Eicsrr Sckday.
by
Win. Mich Editor and Proprietor.
Yrciuont Ht., Opposite City Hall
ruts PcosPECTOX-H-ni net hold iutlf tesp
rfl-Sf for any of the articles or :entUTrci
pressed by any of its correspondents
Knitted ia -the Tombstone Postofhce
ciod Qass matter.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILLY. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Land and Mining
cases a specialty. Tombstone. Aruona.
V
W"i
C STAKHLE. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Notary Ilibiic, Tombstouo,
Aruona.
H
ERRING & HERRING. ATTORNEYS
and Counselors at Law. Office on
Tocxhaut Street, between Second and
acd Third, opposite the Court House.
G
EO
W. SWAIN. ATTORNEY AT.
ljut.
Will practice is all courts of the
practice is all courts
tombstone, Aruona.
Territory,
Tombs to
a CLARK, ATTORNEY ANDCOUN-
seior at uir. utnee on t ounn street,
between Allen and Touch nut. Totub-
tx-e. Will practice in au ti.e cos cf the
1 ciribtfy.
Charles granville iohnston.
1 Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Notary Public aat Fremont Street, liet.
itc and 5th streets. A member of the I'ar 01
i.e vaprcme Court of the Terri'ory, and -u.nl
fr k.ce in any of the court therein.
B
ertha herring, typewriter
acd JHotary rablic lougunut street.
Tombstone, Arizora.
A.
WENTWORTH. county re-
corder and Abstract .Oibce. Abstracts
of title to real estate and mines furn-
sb-J promptly and acuratelr. Complete Iran
scripts. Office in Court House. Tombstone.
E. ALVORD, IUSTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on Aliea.St: bet. 3d &
' 4th, Tombstone.
L KOSKA, IUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
IX Office on ath St. bet. Alien acJ
uuice on atn at. 1
Toubnut. Tombstone,
H5. GORDON. XI. D. PHYSICIAN AND
SSu"eoa: O&ce -adjoimne b'. residence
oa 4th street. Calls attended at all hours day and
n'gnt,
I C. EARLE,
ASSAYER AND META-
t logical Laboratory, of or .
io
Fremont SL oppowte Gty HalL
THE
ORDERS-
F. & A 31.
K'
'ING SOLOMON LODGE NO. s.
rorets third Saturday in each 'month.
Viiiline brothers cordially invited t af
ter, d. W. M.. J II McPHERSnON.
A. L. GROW jsec'ty.
R. A. M
C, OCHISE CIUPTER No. x. MEETS
tklrd Wednoday la each month. Vis
iter Companions cordially inrired to at
d. TOM LOWRY. II. P.
A. WENTWORTH. Secretarr.
P. O. S. of A.
WASHINGTON CAM? NO.'r MEETS
1st Friday evening m each month. Vis
iting Comrades cordially invited.
I.W.CLARK. President.
A. L. GROW, Secretary.
a. o. u. w.
TOMBSTONE LODGE NO. 3. A. O. U.
W. meets tst and 3d Thursday in each
month. Visiting brothe. cordially in-It-jd.
ROBT. BEST. M. W.
W. D. IfONMONiEx, Recorder.
' IC of P.
ARIZONA LODGEJ KNIGHTS OK
Pythias, Nc 4., meets every 1st and
d Mondays in each month. Visiting brotherf
lrrdiiUr (anted
JOHNNOBILE.CC
VT. D. MONMONIERj K. ofS.
fBDTECT10N . JSE COMPANY NO. 3
XT meets First Sunday in eadiraoniLottbeir
bote bouse on lb corner of Seventh and Fre
so it streets, opposite the school bouse.
WM. CORBETT,
Foreman,
NATJIAWKE. Secretary.-.
R'
ESCUK HOSE COMPANY MEETS
First Suaday in each month at City Hall,
Fremont street. I.V. V1CK ERS.
.A; W ENTWORTH, Secty. P.-eiident.
I. K. McDONO-GH. Foreman.
ntGINE COMPANY NO. 1, MEETS
'pflj Jaal Sunday in each month, at hose bouse,
CB A corner of Toughnnl and 5th streets.
JOSEPH LIPPERT. Foreman.
HENItY DUNKER. Secretary.
XT3VI01V
WATER WORKS
F CXLVES, Prop.
Water i'er Barrel, - 25 Cents
Water. Per Backet - 5 Cents.
PXOVPT SERVICE.
deduced Rates by the Month
Letre orders wttb waeon, or at tb!
BlPMiliiir t -- BraurrtfY 1
VBfflnaMmrtdbr fiaetal JiMyf BVVll
- Timum la a
S. M. BARROW
450 and 452 ALLEN ST,
III HUH I Ml STORES.
THE
DRY GOODS
Bgg"-
Is Complete, Embracing all the latest Styles, Designs,
Textures, Patterns, and Shades of a large
and well selected stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks
Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
!F
A Specialt' is made of this Department and the price,
style and quality are hound to please,
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, UNDERWARE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYS VILLE AND OREGON UNDERWARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM $10 AND UPWARD.
RAT AID SROE DEPART1HTS
Stetson, Fedora, Kenton and other famous Hats,
Ladies and Children Dongolla and Kusset Shoes,
Buckingham & Hech's Cowboy Boots and Shoes.
Finest Footwear of Celebrated Manufacture.
Slippers, Ties, and finest Kid Shoes.
SOLE AGENT FOR FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES.
I2N" TELE
Half AVE
DEPARTMENTS
A full stock isjearried. consisting of
Glass-ware,
Crockery,
Oat Claws,
iPancy Cnps.
Canvass Teat, f
Wagon Covers,
MatraMuex,
Everything at Lowest Eastern Prices.
S. M. BARROW,
DEPARTMENT
DEPART
SADDLERY
tt
2JLarlwaxe,
Tinware,
Guns, IiHtols,'
Oatiide3Etc
Harness"!
Saddles,
SpnrK.
ARCTIC ICE CO-
a. j. BissErr, proprietor
Pure ice delivered to anyTpart ot the city) a
2 CENTS PER FOUND.
Svecial rates to families for
ice for regular customers.
larOFFICaASD ICE HOUSE eTH ST.-M
v Opposite Fostcffice.
Mstone Ice Co.
C. Lt, I'uiiiuiIdti, lrirlrlr.
lure ice delivered to any part o a
1 1-2 CENTS Per FOUND
Orders can be left at office
with C Z. Cummin gs,
Cor. 5th J- Fremont
Ycur Patronage is Respectfully Solicited.
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
riemo t s rett, opposle Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turning o t the
Fistest viitrs and yitturtj of all sizes in
a mv$l arlUtio manner, suptrior
finish and lone.
Taken on short notice. Groups a $ e
daily Chbinet, panel and standard
TuMii & PearcG
MAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK BLSTZ.
Proprietor.
Will make semi-weekly trip, to the
New Camp, on Wednesday and Sunday
of each week, making the round trip in
one day, carrjing the U. S. miil and
passengers.
FARE(rounil trip) 3
Tiie National Matte Smelter.
A practical and simple m-lhsd of nattin?
sulphids orer, such asnickle, coprer, gold and
silver oies. In localities v here lead o-es and
fuels are scarce and almost unattainable, our
pyntic, ttitrr jickct Matte SmHter has betn re
conciled with lughly smsfactory results, and
has been thoroughly tencd en Yirious pratic
sujph.de and arsenide ores, in capacity of a to
8d tons per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest and simplest method of po'.d and silver
ore matting and concsntrating tlut is known
today
It reqiiresno extrao-dinarysVill. no lead ores,
no fl jiing material, anC no fuel of any kind for
the shelter alter' it is started. The sulphur in
the ore is its natural ful only, and its cost has
no comparison with any other process of con
centrating We are prepared to furnish any size or capac
ity plant complete to sub.untiil mining peop'e.
setitupanuturaisriourmen to ruoitior tnem
on easy pajni-nts. Price and speciScations
furnished with references and testimonials on
app'ication,
NATIONAL ORE & REDUCTION Co.
5736 Cheltenham At enue. St. Louis, Mo,
Manufaaurers of FiL-ntw for
Nickle. Copper. Gold, Silver and Lead Ores,
jai-ty
Arizona & Southeastern Rail
road Company.
TLe annual meeliae cf the stock holders of
litis Company, for the election of Djectois. and
for the transaction of such other business as may
be properly brccjht before tte meeting, will be
held at Uie ofSce of the company, Nc. 59 John
J Street, in the City of New York, on Monday
July Cth, 1856, at 3 o'clock p. m.
GEORGE NOTMAN.
j3,i:d Secretary
Consolidated National Bank.
Of Tiicnuu, Arlzoun.
Canital Stock - . - 850.000.
.'OFFICERS.
If. P. FREEMAN, President.
W. C DAViS, Vice-President.
H. a TENNEY.'Cashln
Issues drafts arailable at any point in the
United States. Dtaws bills of exchange 03 a
European cities, and makes a specialty ofout-cl
town accounts wrU. jnvdiidualt, firms and cor
Deration. m.su.
WANTED AT ONCE; ACTIVE AGENTS
for eacS eminty; exclusive control an
no risk. Wi3 clear ia to a? hundred dollars'
year. Enclose stamp for lil particulars, or 25c
fur JI sample.
Big RAnDs JltSEa!. Watj:r Co.,
gjjj-im 2 Rapids. Mch.
NETTRALOIA cared by Dr. JtPca' Par
tau. -uueceuaa. MtfldwM.
Il(-I't:i. AKKIVAIJ
COCHISE
It M. Co'.butn, ltancli.
A. Lawnn, " " "
J. S. William, Ilitl.ee.
A. V. LevkU, " "
ACLIKOTOM
,T. 13. Johnston and wife, Tearce.
i a LACE.
Prank Dopp, BUbee
1. Kaviland, Kancli.
HiX JO'E.
If. Fetily, Mistouri,
Miss. II. Lutfk, Huaulitica,
Cure for Ilfadurhi'.
Ae a remedy for all tortus of Head
Rcbe Electric Hitters lias proti'd to be
uio very best. Il tilde's a perman
ent euro anil the mot dreaded hab
itual sick liu&dacho yield toits influ
ence. We urge all who are ofliictcd
to procure bottle nd gie thin rem
edy a Mr trial. In casej of habitual
connipniion Electric Biltere cures by
Ktwn;; the nee jd tee to the bovrela
and few casea long tesist the use of
this medicine. Try it once. Fifty
cents and $100 at Tombstone and
uuy Drug Store.
Gladness Comes
With a Ixsttcr undcrstandiiig of the
transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills, whuli vanish l-cfore proper ef
forts frantic cfTi-rts pleasant efforts
rijrlitly directed. Iheie i comfort ia
tho Icno-rledjre, that so many forms, of
klclcncsAuie not Ht3 to any actual dis
ease, but ".imply to a constipatedeendi
tion of the tystcm, wiiicli the plcascnt
family laxative. Syrup of Fifrs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is tho onlv
remedy vrilh millionanf fnmilie.?, aniifs
everywhere c&tecnicd so highly lv all
who value jrood hcnUh. Its bonciioi.il
effects ari: due to the fact, that it 13 the
on remedy which promotes iulernhi
cleanliness without deliilitatinif the
orirans on wtii It it nets. It is O'erefore
all iuipoitant, in order to get its bene
ficial effocts, to note wiicn jou pur
chase, that yon have the RT-nnine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and told by
all reputable dru;rtist.s.
If in the enjoyment of pood health,
and the system is refrulnr, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual div.'ae, one
may he commended to the most skillful
physicians, hut if in need -fa laxative,
one should have the best, acd with t jie
well-informed everywhsre. Syrup of
Fins staids highest and is most largely
used and give most general satisfaction
W. O. ABBOTT.
PRICES FOR ASSA XING.-
TOUBSTONE, A. T.
Gold. St. 00
Silver i,oc
Lead... ... 1.00
Gold and Silver, onesample x.35
Gold, SUver and lead, one sample 300
Copper 1.50'
S'lica 1.50
Manganese j.50
IJme . 1.50
Iroa i.w
Zinc... ...- 2.00
Ofliceand Residence Overluck
House.
GUSH IIAXEY;
Wh 31, k(pid CustoHjuse -
VtMETAV.LZS,
FRUITS,
lOrATOES;.
onions;
; ' ETC
Fresh California Jruii rtuixtd rvery day
ly express. Everything told at
lowest, raits. Goolcs delivered
free to all parts of cil.
YV
I
ONCE HORH In harmony
dth the world, 2000
eorniiletely cured men lire
&I11KU12; bnfPT prrieea for
toe greatexi, cranr.
est and nt oc
eefisf ul euro for sex
ual weakness and
lost vigor known to
medical science. An.
account of this tren
tfTui dfeeorn-y, la
book form, with ref
erences and proofs
will be sent to euf-
I frfnff mm 9Aledl Irtt. Knll manlr vienr
I permanently restored. Failure Impossible.
I EREHEOIGJILCOnBUFFJUJI1il.T.
MMl
" II iJTVNkVw
p
Highest of all in LeaveninVower. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
ABSOMMXBMX. PURE
THE LATEST IEIS
Tilings Red Hot In Conven
tion In Ctao.
NO NOMINATIONS YET MADE.
Commit If e On Credentials Re
port Tillman Iu Demand
Speehmakiiig.
P0PULISTIC MANIFESTO.
General Ilitppaalinfs ThroiiBh
out ilic Country.
CinciGo. Convention reassembled
this mottling. Committee on Cre
dential are working on contested
delegations from Michigan and Xeb
railca. Senator White will doubtless
be the probable permanent chairman.
Blackburn of Kentucky, Obermeyer
of Kaasai, and Govrnor Altgrld, all
nude ringing speche for diver and
loudly upplaadeJ AltgelJ ref te the
oId democrats as wanting to put
na'ters on Americana in favor of
Knrli'li money lenders.
I.otnl cftlli" aro made .'or Tillman
but did not reapond.
11 a m. Williams has floor and
plead for harmony.
11:110 Committee ou crcdiental
report. Dle(tilei from Michigan
thrown out and sealing Bryan dele
pates of Nebraska.
1 p. ra. Russell, of Miss., demands
roll call ou retort of (eating Bryan,
but later withdraws and Br) an dele
gates take seats amid cheers.
Committee has retired to coneider
Michigan case, and the lime interven
ing is Doing taken up with music
while delegates are conferring.
Loud ctlls art made for Tillman
but he has not yet responded.
Convention adj-mrns until G p. m.
Cimuaoo. The Populist leader je
terday issued a manifesto in behalf of
Senator Teller in whleti the sentiment
of the party is expressed in regard to
the expressed opinions that tho Peoples
Patty and othei advocates of free
coin,g- should accept the nominee:! of
Demci ratio convention and tin to
cUVt the tar..e on the D-mocratL-pla-.form.
The uianiteeto recites that
the caiuc of free silver coinage is the
people cause. 'It TOjitires foriuccess
aflinstthc mighty powers opposing it
the votes of uiillions of men who have
not acted stiih with the Democratic
party. How then can that party at
time wiien it is by a hopeless division
wore weak and impotent than ever
before undertake this gigantic task in
tbo narrow rpiiit of straight party
action? There i a candidate upon
whom tho vote of all friends of free
silver can be united, if all those who
have the cause at heart will yield
of their extreme partisanship and place
the cause first and complete success
second.
Ciuci.ca. Tiie fortj-eifht vitcs of
Illinois will bo cast solidly forBland. It
was so decided at a caucus of the dele
gation yetterday. The final vote on the
question stood 43 for Bland, 1 "for
Stevenson and four absent. Of the
absentees three are pronounced Blabd
meu and the fourth a gold standard
man.
Chicaoo. On the eve of the demo
cratic national convention all is con
fusion. One thing looms up like a
search light in a fog. That is that
the coovfintion will bo for silver at 16
to 1. For candidates the convention
is still groping in the dark. The din
of the Bland and Boies boomers is
deafening. Bland is unquestionably
iu the lead, his strength approximat
ing 230, with Boies moving along at
his heels with about 200. In this
chaotic condition of affairs gossip and
speculation casts about for dark
horsoe. William J, Bryan, Vice Presi
dent Stevenson, John It. McLean,
Senater Joe. Blackburn and Senator
White all shars the dieiinction of be
ing canvassed.
'J'be 2lHCOTcrj-NtTocf bfsl.lte,
Mr. G.Caillouctte, Druggist, Beaver
sville, 111., says: "To Dr. King's New
Discovert I one my life, Was taken
wi'h La Grippe and trieU all the phy
sicians, but of no avail end was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. Kiox'n New Discovery in my atore
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dose began to get bet
ter, and alter using three bottle was up
and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep etore
or house -vithout it." Gel a free t tall
t the Tombstone Drug Store.
Ho! tor lVanhlusrlon!
Tiskcls to Washington, D. C, will
be placed on sale at Benson July 2, 3;
i and 5 at oue fare for the round trip;
limited to July 1-t, or 31st. This ia
the best chance ever ofiered Arizona
people to make a short visit to the
capital ciy. Open for all. For fur
ther particulate call on ar address
F.S. WEBSTER,
Agent, Benson.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT,
AHA'WWWVWV
GEO. G. McGEE, Prop
FAIRBAJfK, ARIZONA.
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb:
stone and surrounding country.
Best of wines, liquors add cigars alway'
kept on hand.
BEER ON DRAUGHT.
P. i DeHARTINI ;
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A FULL LINF
OF GKOCERIES
ANDJPROVISIONS
CIGABSI AND TOBACCO
Constantly kept on hand. Patronage solicits
FAIItriANK. ARIZONA.
f.
FAIBBISK. ARIZONA.;
MBS. K. HARRINGTON, Pro
TABLES SUPPLIED I
WITH THE BEST
OF E ERYTHINa '
Charges reasonable Parties going from Toss
stone to Bisbeeuill have ample time fo
inner before the tarin arrives. Puk.
U pUroaijj U'respectfaHi;
vdicUed.
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