Tombstone prospector. [volume], August 01, 1896, Image 4

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The Prospector
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AN ESTIMATE OF BRYAN.
A Patriot, Pare and Stainless
is Our Candidate.
James Creelman, a ilaff correspon
dent of the New York World, a airou
advocate, uf the gold standard, write
to his paper f-out Nebraska in tu-
viah'e estimate oi tba qualities of W.
J. Bryan, our prcaideutil candidal,
He says :
The more I see of this earnest stniu
leu man aud the zuor) 1 learn 01 the
way be eel out iu his obildb jo-1 to b
president of the Uuiled Slate', never
hatting for a uiotueut in his purport ,
the more I am convinced that a purer
patriot does not live. lie set 1111 to be
absolute! without tell conecioueneee.
Uts uoniiualiou waa accomplished
without deals or intriguer, and he aota
here like au unmortgaged man, tree
to do what be pleases. No politician
has any special access to hint. He
feels so sure that the common peo
ple will overwhelm McKiuleyism that
he refuses to make pledges of auy
kind.
Jt is impossible to be with Mr.
Bryan out hero without being im
pressed with his independence of
leaders or bosses. He proposal to be
the leader himaelt. No lean has a
mortgage on Mr. Bryan.
Mr. Bryan has decided to get up be
fore da j break tomorrow and ride to
r3t Louis on the milk train. The cor
respondents who are accompanying
him on bis journey through Nebraska
are alarmed at the pro pec t of cam
paigning with a man whe has been
known to ride acrois country 52 miles
and make two three-hour speechts iu
one day.
Still no congratulations from the
democratic leaders of the great east
ern states. Still no word from the
White House. Can it be that Mr.
Cleveland has not beard of Mr.
Brvan's nomination.
U. II. Honshell, Gen. Supt.
LOCAL NOTEST"
silver is quoted at G8J
Sheriff Fly returned from Biabee
yesterday evening.
James Cox left this morning for his
ranch in the valley.
Couater.'eit money is circulating in
Temps but not extensively.
Mr. Henry Hannigsr came over
from Biiboe lat evening on business.
Mrs. C. D.Reppy who recently went
toPrescotl, is now at Congress on a
risit.
.
Operations are expected to begin at
Bsuemont mines today or tomorrow
on t large ecale.
Judge Barnef it now visitiug Los
Angeles and other coast points for
reit and recuperation.
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The Mexicans must have had a
time of it last night for they were
around till after sun up serenading.
Closing out an overstock of st
and wire nails and Corrugated Roof
ing, No.8d 10J.20J, 40J and 601 steel
and wire nails, per keg, $4.25; No. 27
Corrugated roofing, painted, 7 and 8
feet lengths, I3.C5 per square. The
above prices are delivered at Fairbank
A. T. rBEE. Terms cash. Ad.trens
Geo. B. Mar.b, Ncgalcs, A. T. j27r
' H. T. Fither and Ben Bartlett left
this morning with a good camping
outfit for two or three week's trip
ia Sonora.
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1st Oldest names.
People overlooked the importance of
permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with trancient action ;
but now that it is generally known
that Syrup of Figs will permanently
overcome habitual conatipation, well
informed people will not buy othr lax
atives, .which act for a time, but finally
jure the system. J
Awarded
Highest Honors World Fair,
DR
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADi
ft pue CnpeCrera of Tartar Powder. Fre
test Ammonia, AJu-n or any other aduKcrast
-J.1 YEAIS THE STAHOAXD.
for ovi:u FIITI- VCABb,
An old, well-tried remedy. Mr
Winslow'. Soothing r?rup has ben
used for over fifty years by millious of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect auccest. It soothes
the child, softens the gum, allajs all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to tho taste. Sold by druggist in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Be sure and ik for Mr. Win
slo a-'s Soothing Syrup, and take
no other kind.
Mrs. Doyle, wife of Chief Doyle is
quite ill though nothing serious is
anticipated, Dr. Gordon was called in
today.
Dr. Jameon, thEogliali leader in
the late Transvaal war, was found
guilty and sentenced to 15 month's
impriionment.
.
The amount of poll tales reee:ved to
dale and turned over to the treasurer
is $1,580 this all went to the school
fund with more to come.
The Holbrook Argui has changed
hands and will after this br run as a
Democratic paper. Del Rosier and
Bu.bage are the purchasers.
Master Hosrcer Austin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fiank B. Auttin, formerly of
Tombstoue, celebrated his ninth
birthday last Wednesday at Tempe.
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It is reported that ik;re will be a
considerable falling off this year iu
the assumed roll of Pima county
rcr llmt of IS95, sad that the tax
rate be increased.
Reports from all direction are the
rami aa to the abundance of rains and
grass crop. Fat host and motton will
be plentiful in a very short time, and
of course our butchers will have the
best that can be had.
Constable Data Graham brought
over from Biabee yesterday, a Mex
ican who is cbarg'd with argrava'ed
assault with a deadly weapon. He
lodged his priaooer in tha c -utty j ail
to await the action cf the grand j try.
Chae. Bttlolti and family returnr-d
yesterday from their summer ontiug
in the Weitlluachuca. Mr. Bttlotti
aays the country wbere thsy weru
looks lovely and bespaks a proper
onr year for the ranchers ia that ' c
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Profetror Dtvl id the -xiriiiietit
station at Tucson has been to the
8lt river valley on another trip of in
fxction of the hog di?ea which has
been so fatal doring the past six
months. The Profeseor says the
disease is fast disappearing. The
Qitarantinu has been raised in diseased
districts, and already seteial carloads
bare Wen ahipped oot and more will
For tome time put ft portion of our
community have bren grsatly exer
cised because of .some midnight
prowlej'a atUiapta tofurce aueu trance
into houses, where ii was known tba
men folks were a I' sen;. The last effort
of the miscreant was the alt rnpt
made a night or two since to'e'nlef the
house of District Attorney Swain, but
the fallow was misinformed as to the
absent one, George was at home and
his wife waa away; and for this lack of
tnloiuiatiou he came very nearly be
ing rap.ued. Ihe Chief of Police
ears he knotrs the par'y aud expects
to Wad liiafhlfin a few days, or uights
as tha cae may be. Tha residentaof
tliu J-h waid think they are onto the
gentleman, too, and ray it is oe less a
personage I ban K?v. Down's pet deer,
who is well acquainted all over town
an J thinks he has tha right to go aud
Come at leteure, and as the days are
watm hn prefera to make bis vieits at
nighl, these rails are of the friendliest
nature imaginable, but Ihey scare the
iurnalee.
"We had an epidemic of dysentery in
this vicinity last summer," says Samuel
S. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. -I was
taken with it and suffered severely until
some one called my attention to Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, 1 procured a bottle and felt
better after the firt dose. Before one
half of the bottle had been used 1 was
well. I recommended it to my triends
and their experience wjs the same. We
alt unite in saying it.is the best." or
sale by Druggists.
BOGUS CHKIST
Leaves Illinois and Moves the
Shrine to California.
In thess perilous daya of religious
up-heavals asd political discord, It is
well to not lose sight of the anti-Christ s
who are legion. From a Press dis
patch which is given below, wa lsarn
of the niOTOtnents of one, Schweinfurth
who has for a number of yeais been
located a: Rockfcrd, 111. The 4iplch
is from Chicago and reads as follows:
It is r I ttrd by eevtral r.f those who
have rtceaiiy desertsd tha so-called
"Htavt.i."at Rockford, that George
Jaiob Schweinfurth has left Mount
Zion for good and all, with the inten
tion of settling ou property in Cali
fornia, lie left the settlement a
suonth ago and it was said be would
return shortly, but not only has ha
net come back, but several of the
favorites among his followers have
joined him, inclu ling Mrs. A. L. Tut
tie and ber two celebrated children,
claimed to be born of the holy ghost;
Miss Schweinfurth, said to be the sis
ter of the "Le ider of the Church Tri
umchaat'and alUrtTetTi the general
factotum, valet and private watchman
of the bogus Christ.
b'adie Freeman, one of tbe angels,"
haspurchascd a location twenty-five
miles south o! Los Angeles, which it
is raid will be the seal of the colony.
PYTHIAIHOME. ,
Arkansas Kauhta Work for
Hot Springs.
As a mster of importance to our
fraterual readers, we publish the fol
lowing press dispatch regarding the
action of ICnigbts of Pythias of Arkan
sa iu Imthtrauce oi tbe proportion
to build a home tor taembers ol the
order who are deserving and in need el
aid:
An important meetingof the Knights
of Pythias waa held to Litlht Rock
last night. Those present constituted
the commute appointed by the Grand
Lodge o! Arkansas to further the na
tional sanitarium project. They were:
Charlea F. Fowler and J. T. King,
Little Rock; A. S. Silhen and J. M.
Anderson, Hot Springs; M.J. Mann
ing, Clarsndon, R. W. Nichols, of
Helena.
"It is. proposed to establish the Pyth
ian Home in Arkansas at Hot Springs.
The grand lodgeof Arkansashas already
voted an appropriation of 5000 aa a
nucleus for a fund whsreby the home
may be established. Additions to this
amount will come from the Grand
Lodges of other States, to the end that
a telal tund of several hundred thout
a id dollars may be raited. The pro-
jeot is in splendid shape now, and
its consummation is regarded aa a
trtainty.
At last night's meeting it was re
solved to present for tbe approbation
of the Supreme Grand Loge a 1 re
position to purchase the Park Hotel at
Hot Spring, and convert it into a na
tional home for numbers of tha order.
Tbe hotel referred to is a fire-proot
structure, with a capacity of accom
modating (CO people easily. It is bulli
on a beautiful site, and is surrounded
by spacious giounli. The Supreme
Lodge will meet in Cleveland, U ,
Augu-i 24."
THE NEW HOOK SPOON FREE.
I read in the Christian Standard that
Miss A. M. Fri't Station A, St Louis,
Mo , would give an elegnnt plated
hook spoon to anyooe rending her 10
2-cent stamps I cent for one and
found it so useful that I showed it to
my friends and made Y& in two hours
taking orders. Tbe hook spoon is a
household necessity. It cannot slip
into the dish or cooking vessel, lelng
held in place by a hook on the back
Anyone can get a sample spoon by
sending ten 2-cent stamps to Mica
Fritz. This is as plendid way to make
money around home. Very truly,
J27-13I JeannetteS.
lOSDt.
coi'-ratr beco:
lXATtOaf.
Brick Pomeroy aod West Si J ; Hua
cbura Mountains, Pe'eraou.Coinpi:
and Uulotli.
The laiacwrea-y Mavod his I .lie. .
"M"r. UVCaillouette. Druggist, Beaver
ville, I1L, says: "To Dr. King's New
Discover) I owe my life, Was taken
with Lft Grippe and tried all the phy
sicians, but of no avail and was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. KingV New Discovery in my store
I sent for a bottle land began its use
and from the first dose began to get bet
ter, and after using three bottle was up
and about again. It is worth Itr
weight in gold. We won't keep store
or house without it." Gel a free t tall
t the Tombstone Drug Store.
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It is reported that a conductor on
the) Sonora road a few days ago at
tempted to favor a merchant friend of
liis by bringing 10 pounds of placer
gold across the linn. He tied the
sack containing the precious metal
in an obscure place on his engine
hoping to at oid rii coery. Hi
"cache" was found by tho authorities
and'the entire amount conficattd.
Carson Ritter, well known in Tomb
stone is in Tucson from Shulli, Ari
aona and report to the Ci izen that
tbe Mohank mill has shutdown tem
porarily on account of the breaking of
the rutin shaft of the rock crusher.
Another has been ordered and as soon
as it arrives will be put ia place and
work will proceed as vigorously a
before. The camp at Shultz is proi
perous and everybody is in good
pints over its promidug future.
THE CA1X.
"To the citizens of Tombstone
You are hereby notified that a meet
ing will be held at the Court House
toaight. (Saturday) evening at 7:30
o'clock for the purpose of forming an
organization to be known as the
Tombstone Bimetallic League. Let
us all turn cut and give our hearty
tupport to tbe cause so dear to the
hearts of the people.
M. D. Scb.ib.nkk,"
A. L. Osotv,
A. Wextwoktm,
M. CotTEIXO,
A. IL Em as i' el,
H. S. Gcbocn,
J. B. Muno,
S. M. Bacitow.
Conitrittre.
Hotel Ramona, Lot Angeles, COc up.'
The Worlds Fair Testa
showed no baking powder
so pare or so great la lesy
, tnlag power na the Royal
John KeUo and James Elkins ex
pect to leave Monday morning for
Sonora, wbere they go to wyrk en
mining property owned by Tombstoue
parties. They will be gone for three
or four months.
About three months a(,o a placer
etaim near San Antonio, Sonora, the
Citizen say, a nugget uf gold was
picxed up the weight of which was 60
ounces. A piece of the nugget weigh
ing six ounces was sjlil here, tbe re
maining 5i ounces were sold in
Ssacrtat $S7 per oinc Maxiean
money.
From tba Tucson Citizen we learn
that petitions are being circulated for
the commutation of the seatsace of
Oicar Rogers, oonvicted of traia rob
bery at Maricopa, and sentenced to be
hung 'on September ll. At Globe
and Florehca the petition is being
numerously signed.
A man by the name of Josa Soto was
arreted in Ber son recently for altera,
j. lin to pais counterfeit money. He
lift i in hi possession quits) a sum of the
p'lrioua coia, and claimed to have re
ceived it in change at Wilieox but
could not tell who he got it-frem. He
Was taken t Tucson and afur hear
iu was had be waa held to await tbe
ac'.iou of the federal grand jury.
Dou't forget the ftseetiug called for
70 tonight to organize a Bimetallic
Leau . Be sure aad see that your
name is on tha roll. The member
ship fee will be very light and every
body who will can jiin. The money
thus received will be ued in the best
possible way to farther the cento of
silver. Tbe plana of the committee
will be made knows tonight su tbe
meeting.
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 fr.if ; 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.
SanFrandsco A Schilling & Company
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CLOSING
His Mammoth Stock Cf
Hats
Liquors
Wagons
Buggies
Clothing
Groceries
Hammers
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
ing Implements
ALL (TILL EE SOLD AT
CLEARANCE - SALE,
GOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
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We Ilespectfulbj Solicit The Trade of All Residents O
Cochise Coittdy. No Trouble to Show Goods. Cmli and
Convince Yourselj of The
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We Mean Business.
And "eTill SeU AX
A SACRIFICE.
GIVE US A CALL
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fellow abarlly.