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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR,
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OUR WATCHWORD- "COOHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD-AFTERWARD.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA MONDAY EVENING. JULY 27, 1806.
N. 262.
VOL. IX.
THE
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Ace
Uty mid Countv Official Paper
lUliLISHF.D EVERY KVEKISO
(ExCKIT SUKDA.Y.
BY
?,Tm. Uattieb Editor and Propnrtor.
Troiuoul ht.. Opposite City Hall
THE POpbctor
.- TH POS-CTOt will not ho'd itself resp
siUe lUranyof the articles r sentiments
pressed lj an f of its correspondents
Entered la the Tombstone
Postoffice at
Second Class matter.
PROFESSIONAL OARDS.
I AMES RE1LIY. ATWK.W wu
0
Counselor at uw wou -- ; .
cases a specialty. Tombstone. Aruona.
C a M. C STAEHLE. ATTORNEY AT
yU Law and Notary Public, loraosionc,
Arizona.
hi
ERR1NO & HERRING. ATTUPNEYS
Tihnnt Street. beteen Second and
. ", nc.1nr at l.aw. wn w
and Third, opposite the Coon House. .
J.EO. V. SWAIN. ATTORNEY AT-
K-i L
La- Will practice in au courts o "e
"w Territory.
loraDstone, Anion.
S. CLARK. ATTORNITY AMD CpUN-
selor at I-w. trace o t omu .-ue.
lirtwesa Allen and Touslmut. Tomb
stone. Will practice la all the coa
"I cmtory.
of the
CVHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON.
1 Attorucv and Counsellor at Law aod
NotiryPubac,.t Fremont Street oet.
Axa wd 5th street.. A member of the Uar 01
lluprar.e Conrt of the rerniory. and will
jjicCce in any of ihe courts therein.
B
F.RTIH. HERRING. TYl'JSWKiici
and Notary ruouc souguuui w.v..
Toaistjne. Aroora.
A.
WliNTWORTH. COUNTY RE
cotifcrantAbstract.Office. Abstracts
f liil- tn ml estate and mine furn-
,!.cd promptly and acurately. Coewn.
scripts. C-roce in wen mwj---'
- ...r-. rZ -c -rue
g:
I r aa.. Af1n rtst ad &
4th. Torabslone,
,t 1. KXK. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
MS Office on 4th St. bet. AUea and
' Toujhnut, Tombstone.
H S. GOkDON. M. . I'HYalCIAN AND
. Sunceoc: Office adjoimn; his residence
on 4th street. Calls attended at all hours diy and
nijht.
I C. EAKLE.
ASSAYER AND MfcTA
itorr. nifice No 319.
r l-jtpcal Laboratory.
Fremont bu opposite City HH-
THE ORDERS-
IV A 31.
K'
'ING SOLOMJN Luuue. .u. j.
ueets third aaturaty in eacn mnnui.
t-;.!- . v..rjir rtfirrfiallv invited t at
t t W. M.. J. H McPHER ON.
A. L. GROW Sec'ty.
R. A. 3L
Ck OCHISF. CHAPTER No. 4. MEETS
n th'.rd Wednesdiy in ch month Vi
Itine Companions coTdiallyinvireuioat
enl TOM LOWRY. II. P.
A. WENTWORTH, Secstarr.
t I. O. S. of A.
icttfvrtTntCAM NO. 1 MEETS
w
1st Friday erenincn. each month. Vis-
(tt.1 . rrantri COTQiailV inv.icv.
I.W.CLARK. P.wdent.
L. GROW, becretary.
A. O. U. AV
-f-OMOSTONE LODGE NO. 3. A.O. V.
1 w mti 1st and d Thcrsdiy in each
. montli. VisiUng brothe cordially 10
.,1, d. kOBT. BE5T. M. .
' W.D. alosMOKren. Recorder.
K. of P.
4 RIZONA
LODGE- KNIGHTS OF
(k Pythias, a 4.. meets every -"
iMondays' in each teonth. Visiting brothers
Ulay Invited JQHN N0BILE. &c
W. D. MONMONICRi K. of S.
TMOTECnON HOE COMPANY NO. 3.
.... xr.r Kiu,jiv In each monlk o tndt
boss house on th corner ol Se.enta and rYe-
mo -.t streets, opposite the school hMisc
0.1 street Vy cORBETr,
roreman,
MAT HAWKE. Sretary.
.c-crMTs nrvF. roVJN'Y METTS
KFirst,SttdaT 10 eaclrtnon.h at City Hall.
TJimrwf eTaf4 I
4. WENTWORTIL Sxty. Prelrfent
J. N. MCDONOUGH. Forearm.
P.
ntMir
COMPANY NO
HrETS
last Sunday in eaen mown. ; ""it "s
"" - - . . -. .. u..
en the comer of Tougnhat and 5th streets
lOSEI'H LirPZRT. Ka.e.
HENRY DUNKER. Secretary
xjivxor'i
rVATER WORKS
- F CALVES. Prop.
Water L'er Barrel, -. 25 Cents
Water. Per Bucket - 5 Cents.
PJiOMrr SLRVJCL.
Reduced Rates by the Monti-
Leave orders with waimi. or at h-
Sm&
lHMi
. -
In ?" b-T f 6. ?ST
jleloTV I ruta f -i v-1n '
. - i ..1 s . fc4
S. M, BARROW.
450 and 452 ALLEjY ST,
ill I'M! eui nuL
27f
DRY GOODS
Is Complete, Embracing all
Textures, 1'atterns, anu onaues 01 a mrv
and well selected stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks
Ribbons, Laces,' Hoisery.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
A Specialty is -nade of th:s Department and the price,
style and quality ae bound to please.
CLOTHING SHIRTS. UXDERWAIiE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYSVILLE AND OREGON UN DERM ARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM $10 AND UPWARD.
SAT AID SHOE DEPARTMENTS
Stetson, Fedora, Kenton and other iamous Hats,
Ladies apd Children Dongolla and Russet 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.
IT
CROCKERY
HARDWARE
DEPARTMENTS
A'full'stock is'carried consisting of-
Grla.ws-vvp.re,
Crockery,
Cut GlaKH,
Fancy Ctipn.
Can VaSS Tents,
"VVagon Covers,
JAIatraMsew.
" I'
Everytttng at Lowest Eastern" Prices.
- ji .
Si rvi.
DEPARTMENT
the latest Styles, Designs,
ft
ffll
2H:iil
THE
Xdl urdware,
Tinware,
(lulls. JPlKtolU,'
rwiUDtfiifliP
UMiMl
SADDLERY
CatridgeHEtejFAMILY PH0T06RAHS
TLIarneas'I
Saddle
SpxorB,!
BARROW.
cCA Bargain's
a bargain" as the old saying
goes.
No it isn't If you don't
like Schilling's Best tea, it's
money-back.
Your grocer 'has the tea
and the money.
Alsopureandmoney-backea: ScAil
ttng tJJtst coffee, baking-powder, soda,
pices, and flavoring; extracts.
ASchillin-& Company San Francisco
Epalization Notice.
Board of Enoalizttion of Cochise County,
July ao. 1896.
Any person tow hose property any amount
has been added on the assessment roll by the
the Board of Equalisation, can appear before
the board at a o clock p. m. August 3d, 1896,
or at 9 o'clock a. m. August 4. 1896,
upon making affidavit tha: he bad no know ledge
of said addition to his assessment before the
time set for hearing protests, vti, July 6; 17
and 1 3. 1696.
T.e Board of Equalization uiU adjourn sine
die August 4th. 1896, after which datenocom
plaiats can be heard.
IOHVS. "WILLIAMS.
Chairman
Attest
A .VFSTWORTH.
Clerk.
By W. A. Harwood.
Deputy.
"Proposals for Printing.
Offiie of the Bjsrd of S-iierrisors of Coch'se
County. July ao. I89S
Sealed orooosa' will be received at the office of
the Board of Supervisors up to a o'clock p. m.
of August C. 1896, for furnishing at the offire
of the bovd in rorobstone.- the fo'lowing re-quireir.-nts
to b; ui Jn the net ensuing gyn
era' elecuoa, ii
ial'ols. a tickets on each on 5.000
Sample billots en ma Jin (copy of above. I50
Lists of candidates If
Cards of instructions .". ,. 150
Pollbsts 15c
Tally lists J. .. too
Cloth signs, fifty foot Iimt 150
Notice to voteis as peractat. loth legis-
lautcaikcmbljr.. -.."..,.......... too
-The. Board resencs the right to reject any or
all tads. -1
JOHNS, WILLIAMS,
Chairm an
Ittess.
A, WESTnoRTH.
Clerk.
By W. A. Harwood.
Deputy' . jaot
ARCTIC ICE CO-
.V. J. BISSErT, PROPRIETOR
Pare ice delivered to any "part ol the aty;a
2 CENTS PER POUND-
Sveclal rates to families for
ice for regular customers.
UrOFFICZAND ICE HOUSE TH ST.
Opposite PoofHc.
Toistoie Ice Co.
A
C . Cammlap, Fruiirletor.
Pure ice delivered to any part o al
11-2 CENTS Per POUND
Orders can he left at office
with C L, Uummings,
Cor. 5th Fremont
Ycur Patronage is Respectfully Solicited. 53
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Ticmo I Meet, opposi e Prospector.
uun orciiiftj-i i
Careful attention given to turning o t the
Finttt vievct and pictures of all tixet in
a moil artinlie manner, superior
finish and tone,
: jlc; OsLnETjre de
.Taken on short notice. Groups a s e
dally Chbinet, panel and standard
Tomlistoiie & Pearce
JMAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK BUTZ.
Proprietor.
Will make semi-weekly trips to the
New Camp, on Wednesday and Sunday
of each week, making the round trip in
one day, carrying Jthe U.S. mtil and
passengers. :
FABE (round trip) -.13
AUvertised I.ettent.
The following is a list of letter r- I
maining in the general deliver at I
tlie Tombstone poatotfice for the week I
ending July 27. 1896:
Clint HuiUpelh Tom Hudapolb,
Frroci.ca 0. it Miller.
When calling for above letter, fay
advertieed, giving date of advertiaa.
tnent.
Evil Sydow. F. If.
Knw In Cure KtiuniMllm.
Akaoo. Coosk Co., Or.,Nov. 10 1893
I wish to inform you of the great
good (JhaniMrUin Pain lialni baa
done my niff. She lm been troubled
with rheumatism of the anni and
hands for six months, and haa tried
remedies prescribed for that complaint
but found no relief until the uied this
Pain Ca'm; one bottle of which haa
completely cured her. 1 take pleas
ure in recommending it for that trou
ble. Yours truly, C. A. Buixord. 50
cent and $1.00 bottles for tale by
Tombstone Dug Co. M
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of the
transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills, which vanish befon proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There k comfort iu
the kno.vledc, Uiat so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the plcascnt
family laxative. Synipof Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it i the only
remedy with mill ions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who vatue good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that yon have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fijr Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then" not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the mct skillful
physicians, but if in need jf a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere. Syrup of
Figs steads highest and is most largely
Used and givesmost general satisfaction.
ARE YOU GOIKG
THIS SUMMER?
Tho Southern Pacific Company
have place on isle al Benson round
trip tickets to points north and east at
greatly reduced rates. Befors pur
chasing your tickets call on or address
E. S. WEBSTER,
Agent at Benson,
Or T. H. Go.-dmae;
O, P. A. San Francisco.
W. O. ABBOTT.
PRICES FOR ASSAYING.
V- ukioxk. A.T.
Gold. , Jf.oc
Silver.,.. i.o
Lead.... i.eo
(iold and S "vt one sanip'- i.aj
Gold. Silver and lead, one sample 3 oo
Minjanef ...... ........... .... f50
Iroa, .,.. . .... .... . .... 15
Ofliceand Residenca Overlook
" House.
GUM MAXEY
J
Allen Stt car 3d, (Old CuitoHoute
VEGETABLES. .
FBUITS,
10TATOE8-S
ONIONS'
ETC
Fresh California fruit received every day
by express. Everything sold at
- lowest rates. Goods delivered
ree to all parts of cirt.
s
Highest of all in Leaveiiinjr.Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE LATEST NEWS
Watson Nominated for Vice
President
A FUSION WITH STATES,
Heavy Cloudburst and Loss f
Life in Colorado Hoke
Smith ia Line.
GOLDBUGS ARE ACTIVE.
Ueaeral Happening Through
out lb Couutry.
St. Locjs. Saturday On roll call
in the Populists convention, the vole
stood as follows :
Bryan 1,043.
Norton, 321.
Bryan wu declared the nominee of
he oonrentirn,
WaUon was nominated for vice
rfsident. Tku was done with idea of making
iiinion with democratio electors in
each state.
Convention adjourned amidst great
enthusiasm.
Lkadvillx A oloudburst in Bear
Creek canyon just above here at 8
o 'slock last night brought down a
solid wall of water ten feet high wbieh
not only did great damage to property
but eauied the less of from 15 to 20
lives. The known dead are Mrs Miller
and three children. A party of camp
ers 16 or IS in number who ware liv
ing in a small house just below the
town; Viola Foster, a little Denver
girl who was with the party was saved
at a peint kalf a mile below the eamp
by persons who heard her eries. This
much has been learned on this side of
the river, but as all tbo bridges are
gone and the water still high and
wift nothing can be learned of the
other aide. Searching parties are en
both side of the stream looking for
the bodies of the killed and injured
It ia leared there haa been more loss
of life as there are scores of pople
oamping aloug both aides both above
aud below tho town. The wire are
down in all directioaa except the tele
phone line to L;advillerand the heavy
storms between here and there
.threaten to break out.
Chicago The committee appointed
by tho geld standard Democrats to
prepare and issue a call for aaothsr
convention met. Comptroller Eokles
arrived but denied that ho was the
bearer of any Message front President
Cleveland. A majority report wu
prepared(oalling for 0 contention to
bo h?Id September 2. A committee
of Ive wera selected to arraage for a
stat eea tea tka. The BaUoaal com
mittee is to atoot ia Indianapolis
Augaet 2 and decide oa tho place of
tho aetiesiel eeaTaatiea.
Baking
Powder
tta n vY. skint ton saysthsr is a rumor
that lecrotajy Hoke Smith haa an
nounced bis intention of supporting
Bryan. If any objsction is made ty
the president be would tender his rs
igoatoin. SrRiNaruuj There was a eloud
burst here SaturJay night and ety
thing is flooded. Front and North
streets are under water. The magni
ficent Sayder park costing 25O,0OO is
a'mosl ruined.
t'OB OVKB FIFTY Y12A.KS.
An old, well-tried remedy. Mr
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste. Sold by druggist in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Be sure and nsk for Mr. Win-
slow's Soothing Syrup, and take
no other kind.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
thaw Royal Baking Powdet
aaptHor ta H others.
50 cents
for fifty cents worth of tea,
and your money back, if you
want it is n't that fair?
Do you sell potatoes, and
cattle, and beet-sugar, and
grain, on as fair a basis as
that?
It isn't fair; it is foolish
unless what we sell for fifty
cents is so good that you
want more tea rather than
your money.
Your grocer has the tea
Schillings Best and the
money.
Also pure and money-backed: Schil
Umf't Best coffee, baking-pow der, soda,
apices, and flavoring extracts. '
A$tkillmz& Company StmFrauisco
PAIRBANK DEPARTMENT.
FAIBAIEICQAIE
GEO. G. SlcGEE, Prop
IAIRBANK, ARIZONA.
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Best of wines, liquors and cigars always
kept on and.
BEER ON DRAUGHT.
P. A.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A FULL LINF
TJF GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS
CIGARS
AND TOBACCO
Constantly kept on hand. Patronage solictle
FAIKBANK. ARIZONA.
FairU Restaurant-
FAIRBanC AJUZOSA.
MBS. K. HARRINGTON, Pro
TABLES SUPPLIED
WITH Tfli. BEST
OP E" EBYTHING
Charges reasonable Parties going from Tomb
stone to Bubee will have ample time fa
dinner before the tarin arrives, Pub
lie ratronace u respectf oQj
JitJlWll
Cam ia laterUasea syaoial
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