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THE
PROSPECTOR
OUR WATCHWORD--"COOHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST i. t8g6.
No. 2( jr.
TOMBSTONE
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The Prospector
Hty aad County Official Paper.
tUULISHED EVERY EVENING
(Except SUNDAY.
BY
iVra. Hattiei, Editor and Proprietor.
"Fremont St., Opposite City Hall
THt Po-.rECTO will not hold itsdf rspon
.Ur fur any of the articles or sentimerts ex
pressed by any of its correspondents
Enteral to tb Tombstone
Second Class matter.
Postoffice
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILIY. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Lav. Land and Mining
cases a srecialty. Tombstone. Arizona.
w
it. C STAEHLE. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Notary Public, Tombstone.
Arizona.
HERRING & HERRING. ATTORNEYS
and Counselors at Law. CrSce on
Toughnut Street, between Second and
ard Third, opposite the Court House.
EO. W. SWAInTaTTORNEY AT
La. Will practice in all courts of the
Territory. Tombstone, Arizona.
a CLARK. ATTORNifY AND COU N.
.J.
seior at Law. Urhce on fourth Mint,
between Allen and Tonehnut, Tomb
stone. Will practice In all the cou of the
Territory.
CMIARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Notary PubEc, 4 Fremont street net.
jtn snd 3th streets. A member oi the Bar oi
tie .Supreme Court of the Territory, and will
pr icUce in any of the courts therein.
B
ERTHA HERRING. TYPEWRITER
and Notary Public. Tonghnut street.
Tombstone, Arizora.
AWENTWORTH. COUNTY RE
coder and Abstract .Office. Abstracts
of title to real estate and mines furn
shed promptly and acurately. Complete tran
scripts. Office in Court House. Tombstone.
E. ALVORD, JUSTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on Allen.St: bet 3d i.
4th, Tombstone,
1. KOSKV, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
. Oaice on 4th St. bet. Allea and
To-zhnut, Tombstone.
HS. GORDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
burgeon: Office adjoining his residence
en 4U1 street. Calls attended at ill hoars day and
night.
FC. EASLE. ASSAYER AND META
lugical Laboratory. oSce N 319,
Freznjnt St. opposite City HalL
THE ORDERS-
-. F. & A M.
KINO SOLOMON LODGE NO. 5,
meets third Saturday in each month.
VUilinl hrotbrrs cordially invited t at
tend. W. M..J.H Mcl'HEKSON.
A. L. GROW ec'ty.u
K. A. 31
OOCHISF. CHAPTER No. 4. MEETS
third Wednesday in each month Vis
iting Companions cordially invirc 10 at
end. TOM LOWRY. II. P.
A. WENTWORTH. Secretary.
- P. O. S. of A.
WASHINGTON CAM? NO. 1 MEETS
1st Friday evening is. each month. Vis
iting Comrades cordially inv'ted.
J.W.CLARK. P.-esidrnt.
k N. .. ,.
' J ' A. O. U. W.
if JL T-OMBSTONE LODGE NO. 3, A. O. U.
Bt( 1 W. meets 1st and 3d Thursday m each
! month. Visiting brorhe cordially in-
tiled. R03T. BEST, M. W.
W. D 'MOKVOVIEX. Recorder.
' K. of P.
RIZONA LODGE KNIGHTS OF
j Pythias. No. 4., meets every 1st and
d Morula) s to each month. Visiting brothers
i:rdiUy inrited
JOHNNOBILE.Ca
. Ur. D. MONMONIERj K. of S.
JTMOTECTIONHOE COMPANY NO, 3.
L meets First Sunday in each moml ot their
3o.se house on the corner of Severth and Fre
no tt streets, opposite the school hoax.
WM. GAR REIT,.
. TOM SMITH Secretary.
I QE'CUE HOSE COMPANY MEETS
1 VK First Saadav in each nvmth t City Hall.
I " Fremont VecL J. V. VICKEkS.
Jf i. WENTWORTH. Scti. I'.eidcnt,
,l, J. N. MCDONOUGH. Foreman.
. pr GINE COMPANY NO. ., MrETS
S Ci last Sunday in eaeh nonth, it hose house,
. .-1 ;n the corner of rbugnnut and 5th streets
JA J O -E'H LI PPEK r. Foreman.
WJk HENRY DUNKEK. Snrrctary
A. L. GROW. Secretary,
TjINlOiS
WATER WORKS
F. CALVES. Prep
W.tei Pet LUrrxi, - 25 Cents.1
Water. Fer BHckrt - 5Cfnt..
rxoxrr bERVics.
leduced Bates by the Month
Lcare arler with wion, a at bi
HZMUukL.
In 41 ixura Gfrr(xn mm! wm. I
jvca7rrJir.Li. wnxwr e?v A
ana tlur lifts) i)Unf It
S. M. BARROW.
450
and
452
THE
mg'.
Is Complete, Embracing all
mi f i mi .
lextures, ratterns, and bhades of a large
and well selected stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks
Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
MEN'S
F
A Specialty is made of this Department and the price,
style and quality are bound to please.
CL0TH1NQ SHIRTS, UNDERWARE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYS VILLE AND OREGON UNDERWARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM $10 AND UPWARD.
M AI SHOE
Stetson, Fedora, Kenton and
Ladies and Children Dongolla and Husset Shoes,
Buckingham & Hech's Cowboj' Boots and Shoes.
Finest Footwear of Celebrated Manufacture.
Slippers, Ties, and finest Kid Shoes.
SOLE AGENT FOR FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES.
z-V
iiv the
CROCKERY. WmW Al ,-SAEDLERY
DEPARTMENTS
A fulljstock is'carriedconsistingjof
Grln.SHvra.re,
Croclce y
Oat: jrlllS,
Fancy Ctipn.
Canvass TentH,
Wagon Covers,
Iatrasen.
Everythkg at Lowest Eastern Prices
& M. BARROW.
ALLEN ST,
111 1111 11
the latest St3'les, Designs,
Hi
BEPABTMTS
other ianious Hats,
rr-fi3t
IJL ardware,
Tinware, m
C'irTxns, JPistols,'it
Ca triaeresJEtc
UaraeHa.-'
tSudllet,
SptU'M
DEPARTMENT
MPAMIOT
Choose
You have your choice be
tween encouraging the sale
and use of pure food and of
impure food.
Will you support a health
maker, or a health destrover?
Will you buy Schillings
Best, money-back tea, at your
grocer's or will you keep on
buying colorad tea ?
If you don't like Schillings Best
CoflTee. soda, baking-powder, seasoning;
flavoring extracts, tell your grocer so.
He has money-back to jive you.
ASckilliitz&CotHpany Sin Francisco
MONEY MADE IN A MINUTE.
I have not made lets tliao sixtec-n.
dollar any day while ellinc Ctntril-
ugal Lie Crtram Freezers, Any one
ehould make from five to eight dollar
a day pelting cream, and from teven
to ten dollars selling Freezers, an it in
uch a wonder, thre it always a crowd
wanting cream. You can freeze cream
elegantly in one minute and that
astonibpa people ao they all want to
taste it and then many of tuetn buy
freezers as the cream is smooth and
perfectly frozen. Every freezer is
guaranteed to freeze cream in one
minute. Anyone can spII it e cream
an'l 1S0 irtrr sells itself. Mr ctatfir
makes from ten to fifteen dollars a
day. J. F. Caey & Co., 1143 St.
Charles St., St. Loui, Mo, will mail
you full pa ticular free, so you can go
to work and make lotr of money any
where, as with one freezer you can
make a hundred gallons of cream a
day, or if you wish they will hire von
on salary. Lilly B.
0
FFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
Denver, v do.. August i, lScA sealed pro
posals in triplicate subject to the unial condi
tions, wiu be received here until If o clock a. m
August 15. 1896, and then opened, lor transpor
tation ot Military supplies on Route between
Bisbre, A. T and Sin Bernardino. A. T dur.
inc thefiscalyearconlineccing Julyi, 8o6. U.
S reserres right to reject any or all proposals. In
formation furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked: "Pro-
rils for Transportation and addressed to E.
ATWOOD, Major, Chief Q. V Ai dst.
VTA JTED SOLICITORS FOR CAM
PAIGN Book "Bryan Sea!l and Free Silver"
authoriz-d by Bryan written by R, 1 Metcalf,
editor Omaha Wo'U Herald appointed author
by Bryan, contains speeches and platform. A
bonanza for agents; a tree silver mine for work
ers; only St. 50; the only authorized hook 50 per
cent:credit given; freight paid; ontfitfree, Bejrn
w wun cnoice 01 territory; permanent, prori.
table work for o5. Address The National Book
Concern, Star builinj, Chicago. ai
Wanted An agent in tevery section to can
vas, $4 to js a day made; sells at sight;
also a man to sell staple goods to dealers, best
tide line. $75 a month. Saury or large commis
sion made; experience unnecessary. For sealed
particulars send stamp. Clifton Soap & Manu
facturtnz Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Beantiful ladies dress goods.at cost at War
nekros' ice.
Board of Equalization of Cochise County,
July 30. 1S96.
Any person to whose property any amount
has beea added on the r.sr:ne.-it roll by the
the Board of Equalization, cat appear before
the bsordata o clock p. m. August 3d, 1896s
or at 9 o'clock a. m, Augutt 4. 1896,
upon making affidavit tha. be bad no kno ledge
of said addition to his assessment before the
time set fr hearing protests, viz, July 16; tj
and 18. 1846.
T.e Board of Equalization i?l adjourn sine
die August 4tb. 1896, after which date so com
plaints can be heard,
JOHNS, WILLI UIS.
Chairman.
Attest,
A. .Vf.vtworth
Clerk.
" By W.A. HARoon
D-puty.
Proposals for Printing.
Oftix of the Posrd of Supervisors of Coch!se
County, July 20, I896.
Sealed prooosal: will be received at the office of
the Board of Supervisors up to 3 o'clock p. m.
ofActst 3d. l8j6, br fomisMrg t th offwvt
of the board In Tombstone, the fotlo1ng re
qoirements to be used in the neat ensuing gen
eral election, viz
Bal'ots, 3 rickets on each on coco
Sample ballots n muslin (copy of above. I50
L4stsoi cannioaies ico
Cards of instructions 150
PoU lists, 15c
Tally lists 100
Cloth signs, fifty foot Iirot 150
Notice to voteisasperact 44. iSth Wis-
UtiveasscmUy.. ico
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all H'i
JOHNS, WILLIAMS.
Chairman
attess.
A. Wektwoxtm,
Clerk.
EplizaUon
Cliureli IVoticcr.
Metlioriixt CliueelJ.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. m.
X cordial invitation is extended to
til. 1). Hubert?,
Pa s to..
Cnthulic Church,
Sunday School at 2 o'clock p. m .
There'will be preaching in theeTen
ing at the ueuttl hour.
J. IjKZKMaT, pastor.
I'ioaeer ltecza.neatiuilus.
Mr. J. V. Ventb'e, of Downey 3
rtinneer nf T je Anirftpe fMint.- fal
sav: ''Whenever I am troubled with a
pain in the stomach or with diarthoea I
use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 have used it for
year?, know it to be a reliable remedy
and recommend it to every one." For
sale by Druggists
Among the numerous persons who
have been cured of reheumatism by
Chamberlain's Pain lUIm, mention
should be made of Mrs. Emily Thorne,
of Toledo, Wash., who sas; "I have
never been able 10 procure any medicine
that would relieve me of rheumatism like
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I have also
used it for lime btck with great snecess
It is the best liniment I have ever used,
and I takepietsute in recommending it
o my trieni." For sale by Druggists
.
a PIIANORTO MAKBMOVEY.
I hive berried, grapes and peaches
a year old, fresh as when picked. 1
uee the California Cold process, do not
heat or seal the fruit, just put it up
cold, keeps perfectly fresh, and costs
aluisst nothing; can put up a bushel
iri ten minute. List week I eold
directions to over 1-0 families; anyone
will pay a dollar fur diectionn, when
they see the beautiful samplra of fruit.
As there are many people poor like
myself, I consider it my duty to gio
my experience to such, and feel con
fident any one can make one or two
hundred dollars round home in a few
day. 1 will mail sample of fruit and
complete direction, to any o! your
reader-, for tiiihteen Wn c nt atiimpx,
which in only tliu aciul co?t of the
sample, nmirgp, -c ' int..
13l. FRANCIS CASEY S Iviii, Mo.
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of the
transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so maDy firms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but sim pi; to a constipated condi
tion of the ysirna, wliicli the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millionsof families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value 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, you have the genuine arti
cle, which is mannfnctnred by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable tlruggtos.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and tlit sy stftri "is regnlar, laxative, or
oth-r remedics-are then not needed. If
afflicted wi.h auv actual disease, one
may be commended to the mot skillful
physicians, but if in need jf a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrnp of
Figs stg ids highest and U most largely
used and givesm'vst general satisfaction.
W. O. ABBOTT,
ASSAYER.
PRICES FOR ASSAYING.
Tf.MDSTOSB, A. T.
. $1,00
r 1,0
t.OO
. i.aj
loo
.1.50
.at. so
Lead ...':
Gold and Silver. One sample...........
Gold. Stiver and lead, one sample......
Copper......... :..
silica.
Manganese................. 1.50
lime.... -150
TOO 5
JnCi 300
Office and Residence Overlook
Ho'nse.
fwBl mMMSm
lP, J -1 ''Mm Mm reff
Highest of all in Lcavrinlnr'Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
m
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TI LATEST MS
C. D. Lane's Opinion of Mr
Bryan,
ST. JOHN GOES TO OHIO.
Horrible Railroad Accident in
New Jersey Col .Morrison
is Dead.
AN INSANE SIAN'S ACT.
General Happenings Through
out the Country.
Dksvbr. C. D. Lana of California
chairman of t'je national committes
of the silver party, arrived in Denver
today and le't for th west tonight.
Mr. Line who stopped at Lincoln
Xeb., on his way west to vi.it Mr
Bryan, said today: "My impressions
of Mr.aDryan are that be i the Jackson
of the nineteenth century and that
God lud etpecislly formed his char
acter and guarded his movements to
'e&d tha people out of bondage into,
which they have been plunged.
"He is undoubtedly the man for the
hour. He is bioad and liberal in h's
views and holds the deepest convictions
as to what is needed. Mr. Bryan ha
much greater hopes than to beelscted
president of the United Ltatei. His
ocjecC is to purify politics and to
change existing conditious which
govern elections. He is a plain nnss
uming man and is as straightforward
as a farmer of Jefferson's day." Mr.
Lane says that Bryan and Sewall will
carry California by a large majority.
Ci.kvelakd, O., The national ex
ecutive committee of the National
party wa in sstaion at Forest C.ty
House all day today. Plans were laid
or a vigorous campaign Ex-Qov-ernors
St. John will at once begin a
month' canvass of Ohio aDd Penn
sylvania. Atiantic City, N. J. A. railroad
accident, horrible in its details and
sickning in its results, occured just
out'ide of this city and as a result
about 103 persona are either killed or
injured. The Reading railroad et
pres which left Philadelphia at 5:40
o'clock this marning for Atlantic City
crashed into the Pennsylvania excur
sion train abeut four miles tut from
here. Tha Pennsylvania train was re
turning, to Brighton with a party of
exenrsionists from that place, Millville
and neighboriag; towns. It was load
d with passengers and a rough tl-
mate cf the killed rnd injured at a
late hour places the number at one
hundred. It Is Loped that this is an
exaggeration but the number is un
doubtedly mora than fifty.
HorxiKSviLLK, Ivy., Colonel John
Dabasy Morrison died today. Ib
the Mexican war be was a Colonel and
I was also Colnel ib the la!e civil war.
DrxcuEsa Wash., Robert Stark
and Abe Tmkri, the former a mer
chant and the latter postmaster at
Sequim four miles from here died to
day fratn the elite to of drinking a de
coction of alcahol made from wood.
Au tin, Tex., W. E. Burt, a mem
ber of one of the most respectable
families in the city, murdered his
wife and two children, aged two and
four, lmt Friday night and placed
their bodies in a cietern. He left the
city Saturday uight following the
terriblo deed, alter advising several
neighbors not to drink the water in his
ciitern as it was polluted by a dpad
cat. Hi relatives became alarmed at
the disappearance of his family and be
gan to investigate and discovered the
bodies today. Burt bound hit wife in
a blanket after tying a foot and neck
together then dropped the body in the
cie'eru. both children had their
brains knocked out. His brothers
offer a reward oi $300 for his arrest.
WHAT A. WOMAN CAN DO.
Last week I cleared, after paying all
expanses, $355.85. ths month previous
$260 and I have at the game time at
tended to other duties. 1 believe any
energelio person can do equally as well
as I have had very little experience.
The Dish Washer is just lovely and
every family wants one, which mkej
selling very easy. I do no canvassing.
People hear about the Dish Washer
and come or send for one. It is
strange that a good cheap Dish Wash
er has never been put on the mirkst.
Tbe Meund City Dishwasher fills this
bill. v Hii 11 you can wash and dry
the dishes for a family of ten in two
minutes without wetting your hands
As soon as people see tbe Washer
work they want one. You can make
more money and mako it quicker
than with any household article on
the market. I fesl convinced that
any ladv or gentleman can make
from $10 to $14 per day around homo.
You can get full particulars by ad
dressing The MouspCityDish Wash
er Co., St. Lout,Io. They help
you get, then you can make money
awful fast. A. L. V.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT,
nr
GEO. G. McGEE, Prop
FAIRBANK, ARIZONA.
Headquarters Jor visiters from Tomb
itone and surrounding country.
Best of wines, liquors and cigars always
kept on hand.
BEER "ON DRAUGHT.
P. A.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE5
X FULL LINF
OF GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS
CIGARS .
AND TOBACCO
Constantly kept on hand. Patronage'soHcite
PAIKBANK. ARIZONA.
FairM Restaurant-
FAIHBINK. ABIZOSA.
MRS. K. HARRINGTON, Pea
TABLES SUPPLIED
WITH THE BEST
OF'E.ERY-THINO
Char t reasonable Parties going from Tomb
stone to Bubee will have ample time fo
dincer before tbe tarin arrives. Pot
lie patronage a respectfully
' vail
FAIBAIEilAIE
DeMARTil
v. VislniMi
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