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The Prospector
JULY 27 '696
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J. J. Fair General Manager.
A. Kauqle, L. H. Alszscht.
Assist t General Maimer. Train Master.
MARICOPA & PHOENIX R. R.
.Nona 1 tatio.ns South
8 a pmLv Phoatx Ar 200am
8.35pm Tempe 1101a
9.00pm Kyreoe ttypm
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'U. H'HosiHKLt, Gea. Supt.
LOCAL NOTES.
failver ii quoted at GO
Mr. J. A. Millar ol Bisbee come in
today fox a Tint to her tutor, Mrs.
lydew. She will remain several days.
a
Xet Hawk finished packing hit
household effectt and shipped them
today- to Tucson whsre bo will males
bit future bomo.
JL Mrs. McKelvey committed sui
cide at Fert Thomas last week by out
ting her throat from ear to ear. Tbe
result of puerperal luianiiy.
Mr. W. H, Weeks came in today
from tha Hudson ranch and reports
plenty of rain and a good prospect for
fatcaltls in bis section.
There la nothing bettor for all-the-yeer-
round eating than plain food
tk-xA water.
Bnt your stomach works better if
you coax it a little with Schilling's
Best tea.
Tuesday morning Mrs. F. Herrera
Visa Freda Horrsra and tbe Herrera
k iby started for San Francisco. Tbey
W'U visit in California two or throe
months. Oasis.
Dr. Eyder and bis partner, Mr.
Swayiee came in from their mints at
South Paso yesterday and report their
property improving all tbe time and
tbe country around them looking
fine,
m a
Its Oldest riaaea.
People overlooked the importance of
permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with traocieut action;
but now that it is generally known
that Syrup of Figa will permanently
overcome habitual constipation, well
iaformed people will not bay otbr lax
atives, which set for a lime, bat finally
njare the system. 3
Awarded
Hit-best Honors Work.' Pair,
CREAM
BAKING
POWMtt
MOST PERFECT MADr
A pure Crape Cnsunef Tartar Powder. rVts
jsisB AniniooM, Asm or any other iliiWirsaaV
40 TSAKS TJW STAswMUu
BRYAN AND SEWALL-
The iUtificatiun Meeting Last
Saturday Evening.
About 5 o'clock Saturday atoning
the auxioutlv look (or nowt of the
nomination of W.J. Bryan by the Pop
ulist convention t Mt Louia w ra
ceivvd. The pent up focliugt of our
doodIc aave rant to a general desire
for a ratification of tho nominees at
once. Hurried arrangement wore
made, and al balf pan 7 a roaring
bond firo was biasing in tbe middle tf
the street at the corner of 4th and
Fiernjnt. The Tombstone artillery
company, composed of Captain JJ ice
winder, and bit corps of efficient aids,
with too of Emanuel's heavy anvils
was making preparations to begin
operations, soon the anvils were ia
positions, the long rod ol iron war
heated and tbe amniun tioa fonnd to
be dry, firing commenced.
For some time tho people had been
congregating on tbe streets, and tho
thunderous report ol tho anvils gave
notice of tbe place where tho ratiftea
tion was to take place.
Col. C.S. Clark was chosen as chair
men of tbe aaeeliug, and after a few
well timed remarks, he introduoed
Allen K.Eigliih, who made a ringing
speeeh of 20 Minutes, in which
a short review of tbe pait years of de
pression caused from the effects of the
siugle gold standard, and tha central
ising ofsthe wealth of the nation in tho
hands of a few men. The speaker
then pictured to bis bearers the pros
perity which would ootne to tbe whole
country 10 tbe ersnt of the election of
Bryan and SewallV The increase of
prioes for farm products. The increase
of wages for the laborer. Tbe increase
ia demand for all kinds o!v manufact
ured articles. Ibe opening up of tha
tbouaands of silver properties extend
ing clear aerost tbe western tlipe of
the United Stales, and the expansion
of the industrial purtuita all over tbe
continent. Mr. English cloted bis
remarks by paying a high tribute ta
the ticket and predicting its election
by an overwhelming majority next
i November. Loud applause.
I Judse James Rellly was next intro
duce J and ruaJsa tolling, and well rs
eeived 15 minutes Ulk,Nluriag which
be aaid the Democrats had stolentho
Populists platform, by whicb-tbey bad
get the "Cnlge" on thejeople'a party,
however, tbeybadrut up good men,
suan who all voters wso bslieved iu
aian who all solera wno bsiievea in
the free aadunlimitedcoinage of both
gold ana silver could rally around
and'gire their hearty and loya.l sup
port, lis was cheered heartily.
Tbe chairman in closing an
idlUtl
yi
before a!journmsnt said that this
was no time for Dirty stickling, but
very man should come outso,itaroly
as a man and show his Americanism
and bis love of juslies and interest in
v.. irT nl all tha naonla br an
honest and manly advocacy of tho free
and unlimited coinage of both gold
and silver. Tbe snecess of whieh was
tbe only thing that would restore to
this country anu to our people as a
whole, that prosperity long and earn
estly sought;
Tbe able speaker was roandly ap
plauded. Tbe meeting adjurned and tbe peo
ple went to their bomoa imbuodV with
tbe thought thatalthough onr numbers
wsre small our faith in tho good judg
ment of t jo people and tho election of
tha ailrer ticket on Xovember tbe 3d
was as strong aa the bills wbiob sur
round us.
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BUCKLIN'S AB5ICA SALVE.
The best salvo in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions and pos-
tivelv cures files, or no payment requir
ed it is guaranteed to give peefect stis a
faction or money refunded. Prices 50
cents perbsx. For sale at lorahtone
Drug Store T
District Attorney Swain returned
from Busoo late Sturday evening
where be had boon called to prosecute
a party on a charge of assault to eom
mit murder, but after all the ovi fence
was taken il was found to be a little
family quarrel caused by unwarranted
jealousy. Tbe charge was redareJ to
a simple assault, tbe prisoner plead
guilty was fined, paid the seat, and
wosjdiaahatged.
J. P. Johnson, who for a long time
was a re.iient of Tombstone at the
Eccletton house, now owned by Ben
Cook, and for many years the overseer
of this road district, came near meet
ing death the other day at Santa Ana,
California. He waaiMiig oa a load
of hay when tho hayrack broke pre
eipitatiag Mr. Johnson to tbe ground
not Miy injuring him internally bat
Ike fall earn near breaking bis neek.
X Utter received frost Mr. Tbes.
Lewry tUtse that thsv wilt leave "San
FraioUeo tomorrow and will arrive
home Thursday. He sent instructions
to have their bono put iu order for
their enntiug.
A letter received from Mrs. G. W.
19 Haiti who i now in Julian, Califor
nia, slates that her mother ii rapidly
siuking and that she will remain uu
t'ltbe and caiue which they sie ex
pecting at anr time.
Among tli importations which
crvxl tho line Wednesday, according
to the Oaai, vm foutteeu carloads of
creffirn Miialo enroute to Denver
aud Piitbi", au.f two carloajij of gar
liaiuj frut the 1U Mayo, ourouta to
Bilbo and Sttaiidur Spain.
'-The argument that Hie success of
free coinage would result iu cutting'
down the wages of workmen puts me
in mind of a little story," said a well
known attorney. "A wealthy gon tie
man ordered his coachman to briug
around his csrriage and take him to
tho polling place.
"By the way, Patrick, said be. " who
are you going to vote for?"
'Well sarr; I think sorr, I'll vote
the Dimmyoratio ticket, sorr."
"But if the Democrats are success
ful, Patrick, I'll hare to cut down your
wages one half."
"Begorra if thats true, sorr, ye'll
bt af iher votiu' the Dimycratio ticket
yourself, ' was Patrick's qutsk retort.
Er.
THE HUACHUCAS.
A Prosperous Future for This
Mining; Section
Word has been received from tbe
Copper Glance Mine in the Uuachuca
Mta. to tho effect that the air shaft
baa been cou. pitted at the new mine,
that tbe new heist Is ready and in
operation and that a very rich grade
of ore is being txtracted, a csr load of
hich is now rrrdy for transportation
to the fnelir. Tha miner are now
working on fttis b dy of rich pay ore
and shipmsnts will bs made right
along aa rapidly as the metal can be
taken from the reeettet of the earth.
While the mines of tb Copper
Glauco company bate for years been
largo producers this late strike in on?
of the latest locations is certainly ery
encouraging. Toe miuet are worked
at present solely by members of the
company, no ouUiJe labor being em
ployed. There are many other locations in
this sectiou of tbe country that show
well which only need the proper use
of capital backed up by intelligent
labor to make them dividend paying
mines. This is a rich section ot
country in the precious metsli; gold
and Silver is found in almost sll lbs
ledges. With eoppor and lead run
ning through almost all of it. Mayor
Warnekroe, Gut Barron, Chat. Foun
tain, and others have claims in these
mountains that are said to be rich' in
a'l these minerals, which if taken bold
of by man of capital, with intelligent
endeavor, they would soon be on tbe
list of dividend paying mines, and
some of them might rtaeh the class of
bonanzas. With the inauguration
of free silver these mountains.
will ring with tbe joyout nous of in
dustry revived and will be made toyield
to tbe world's wealth tbe uches that
tbey have for thousand of ysars held
buried beneath their rugged surface
Tuesday afternoon wuen tbe arroya
was running with water from the
heavy storm, says the Oasis, a drunk en
man jumped ii at a point near Col.
Foaochio's on the Sonora side, and
was carried by tbe swift flow to the
bridge on International street, where
he was Usosd and pulled out nearly
drewaad.
t
Clusiog out an overstock of steel
and wire nails at-d Corrugated Root-
ing, Xu. Si 10 J, 20 J, 40J and 69J steel
and wire nails, per keg, $4.25; Xo. 27
Corrugated roofing, painted, 7 and 8
foot lengths. 13.65 per square. The
above prioes are delivered at Fairbank
A. T. rax, lermo cash. Address
Geo. B. Marab, Xogata, A . T. j27w
Last Monday morning about 4
o'clock a young girl by tbe name of
Pboena- Taltey, was mistakes for a
burglar ia the bouse of her brotber-in-law,
Wm. ICirtlaad wbe lives in 8af-
ford, Graham county and was shot tbe
wound proved fatal, and she died three
days later in great agony. Tbe girl is
aid to boot ley ely disposition, and a
general favortte. Tbe sad mistake has
thrown a cload over tbe whole com
munity at BaJTord and turn blighted
tba future linea T tbe Kirtlasd ftaVly.
TO THE LAST ROUNDUP
How
a Texas Editor Glvei
Pai'tintr Senduff.
The following uaiqus obituary U
reproduced from tbe Sterling Texat
Xews and is characteristic ol the lung
honied editor, "it, P. Smith is dead.
The hie hearted generous cowboy
whom wo lovrd and trusted has gone
over the Great divide to attend the
last rouuJ up. Doatb, tho icnin fore
man sent out hit tilt me Soulier on
the pale heraa over the range to tll
him that he mutt meet God's outfit in
he valley of tbe river of life at a point
whero the "ireet of healing grow."
"With to short a warning not even
having time to tell us all goodbye, be
mounted the phantom tteed which we
mint all ride some dav, and rode to
meet lb outfit whoso brands are plain
and ''cutting" will be fair.
Be has gone to the range that it
watered by the fonntain of life where
drouths never oome. Ia fiat range
the orost brand it given. It wis first
started on Mount Calvary by our
great Fortisuo Jesut and the creature
that betrt not this brand will be cut
outand rounded in the bunch of stray.
" tVe shall mist M. P. He was our
friend and always treated ut whit. Xo
one ever wput to him for help and
camo away without. Bui he has goue
now gone to ride the range of eter
nity." Iloraeer lXeoai.ueu Uatlon.
Mr. J. W. Venible, of Downev -a
pioneer of Lot Angeles County, Cal ,
ta)s: ''Whenever 1 am trouble J with a
pain in the stomach or with di irrhoea I
u.e Chamberlain' -Co'.ic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 have ued it for
ears, know it to be a reluble remedy
and recommend it to every one" For
sale by Druggists
There was a cyclone ou ill datert
near gallon Wit Sunday. Thirty tele
graph poles weie loru out cutting off
communioutiou wiin the eot on i
that Hue for several hour. The c)
clone destroyed somttliiiig clee a
long eetatilitfhed theory thav cyclonic 1
disturbance iu the southwoa, thit
(Mb of the Rocky mountain are phy
sical impossibilities. ScienlietB are
called to explain huw and wuere tbit
one was smuggled in. Ex.
Connecticut has a now law sgtinet
tbe adulteration of focil, and th State
agents have found by careful tests
that the article moil tampered with
are collet, pepper, mustard, maple
tyrup, lard, milk, crea'u of tartar end
honey. Coffee, both ground and un
ground, it subject lu imitatiou and
adulteration to a rerrurkible extent.
It is the opinion of lie Connecticut
experts that more than half the coffee
sold in thit country ii a xliiin and a
swindle.
Silver B'H: ltiliible information
has been received that conetruction
work on the Gila Vatlr, Globe &
Xorthern railroad would be resumed
very soon and 'lie ro1 built to San
Carlos thit fall. Pretiilent Garland
and Secretary Laird are both in Los
Aogelep, where the company is erect
ing offices and arranging' for the early
commencement of couvtructinn work.
Mr. M. T. Donovan, the mining ex
nert wbo hat been with u for (be past
three weeks workiug for the company
be represents leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Denver on butinctt connected
with a deal he is now working up.
He will return however in tfn or
fifteen days when he will vieit different
localities in search of mining property.
The attention of mining men and
of capital is being turned in this di
rection and, a revival 'of the mining
industry may confidently be looked
forward too in tbe near future.
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LCOBXEB oTH 4
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
MINERS' fANDl RANCHERS' SUPPLIES
TENTS AND WAGON
FORCE PUMP
Agent tor
ga-t r CTwfi'jAije
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JOS. HQEFLEP. PROP
Schilling's Best
tea is cheaper in tea-flavor
than any other tea sold in tins
United States.
Price is higher than some ;
but it pays for nothing but tea
no gypsum, no soapstone,
no coloring matter, no poison.
50 cents at your grocer's,
and he pays you 50 cents back
if you don't like Schilling's
Best.
Schilling's lUit coffee, baking-powder,
soda, spices, and flavoring extracts,
are also money-backed.
A Schilling & Company San Francisco
'g bat "eat.Mai- A tenia.
"Thit means a war against colored
lea, and colored tea though it it re
ceived and sold in cre.it quantities by
San Francisco merchant, and so gives
importance to tin city at a tea dis
tributing center colored tea is not
good for the permausnt commnrcial
interest) of this port. For as toon a
tea-drinkers find out that colored tea
it injurious, pure tea is sure to take its
place." San Francieco Journal of
Commerce.
Whateier will pny in the short run
'truth it mighty and will prevail."
One is inclined to doubt the state
ments of adeniienients even when
tht-y are backed by a thousand-dollar,
guarantee and "money back" on the
goods sold but whrn the Jouoal of
Commerce takes up the matter like
this it it worth listening to.
The county seat removal fever has
broken out in Graham oounty
and the que-tion is likely to be a lead
iug one duricg the carupiign thit fall
ou thit piint lb Guarditn ayt:
"List Friday night a meeting of
citizens on rounty eeat removal was
held. Favorable reports were made
by tbe committee on tubscription, and
every body present teemed to be ol
oae mind in rvirr'! to moving the
county reat. The members of the
committee reportel that in th'ir etti
mation very li'lle difficulty would be
euuounterai in raising the necessary
fandt for tho erecii n of tne proper
buildings. Il was deci led that a vigor
ous campaign shall be commenced
immediately and the count' thorough
ly canvaatd. Aeturancis of ojlaide
aitl were alto sent in."
Care lor fleadarn.
As a remedy for sll forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very beet. It etfec's a perman
ent cure and the moat dreaded hab
itual tick headache laid to its inHti
enw. We, urge all who are affiicled
to procure a txitile aud give this rem
edy a fair trial. Iu cae of habitual
contlipatiou Electric Bitters cures by
thing tho nee sd tcr.a to the bowels
and few cases lone. res,it tbe use of
thia medicine. Try it once. Fifty
cents and 31.03 at Tomtntone and
any Drug Store.
Hotel Ramona, Los Angeles, 50c up.
In the woods
You arc in the woods
dark woods as far as tea is
concerned. There must be a
way out. but you don't know
where it is.
There must be other tea
than colored tea, but you
don't know what it is.
Schillings Best is the way
out, is the uncolored tea, the
money-back tea.
Quick- grocers have it
Good food, good life. Schilling' t
,Bcit coffee, baking -powder, soda,
Spices, seasoning, flavoring-extracts
pure and money-backed.
A Schilling f Company San Francizce
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