Tombstone prospector. [volume], August 11, 1896, Image 1

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TOMBSTONE
PROSPECTOR.
OUR WATCHWORD- "COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AHTERWARD.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST u, 1806.
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N. 275;
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.ity and County Official Paper.'
IUULISHKD EVERY EVENING
(ExCKIT 8UKDAY.1
$ ' BY
Jlr7m. Hattich Editor and Proprietor.
Vrwmont tst., Opposite City Hall
1'H PKrt:to wilt n hold Itself respon
sible for any vi' the articles or sentiments ex
pressed by any of it correspondents
Entered in the Tombstone
euosd CUsi matter.
Postotfice
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILIY. ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Lav. Land and limine
cases a specialty. Tombstone. Arizona.
M. C. STAEHLE. ATTORNEY AT
Law and Notary Public, Tombstoo.
ArUona.
H
ERRING A HERRING. ATTORNEYS
and Counselors a Lav. Office on
Tourhnut Street, between Second and
am imra. opposite uie tourt Mouse.
EO. W. SWAIN. ATTORNEY AT-
lT Ls WillpjractMeln all courts of t
Territory. Tombstone. Arizona.
o s
& CLARK, ATTORNEY ANDCOUN.
selor at Law. Omce on tourth Street,
between Alien and TooEbnnt. Tomb
.tone. Wilt practice in all the coa of the
Territory.
CHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON.
1 Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Not ry Public, 411 Fremont Street oet.
stn ind 51b streets. A member of the Bar 01
iLe .supreme Court of tht rerritory, and will
pr ictlce xn any of the ccuru therein.
ERTHA. HERRING. TYPEWRITER
asd-Ntarr Public Toughnut Street,
Tombstone. Aruora.
-AV
WENTWORTH. COUNTY RE-
corder anl Ahstract.Omee. Abstracts
of title to real esutc and mines furn-
ahed promptly and acurately. Complete tran.
aenpts. Ctnce in Court House. Tombstone,
O.
E. ALVORD. 1USTICE OF THE
Peace. Omce oa Allen St: bet 3d &
4th. Tombstone.
,LKOSKA. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Office on 4th St. bet.
AQea and
Toughnut, Tombstone.
I I S. GORDON. M. I). PHYSICIAN AND
II Surjeon: Office adjoining his residence
on 4th street. Calls attended at ill hours day and
tight, "'
FC. EARLE. ASSAYER AND MfcTA
logical Laxratory. occ No 319,
Fremont St. opposite City Hall.
THE ORDERS-
F. & A 31.
K'
'ING SOLOMON LODGE NO. 5,
meets third SaturCiy in each month.
Vuitin 1 brothers cordially invited t at
tend. w. m.. j h Mcpherson.
A. L. GROW Seemly
Xt. A. M
C,OCHISF. CHAPTER No. 4. MEETS
ff third Wednesday in each month. Vis
iting Companions cordially inrireu 10 at
ead. TOM LOWRY. II. P.
A. WENTWORTH. Secretary.
P. O. S. of A.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO. 1 MEETS
1st Friday evening ru each month. Vis
iting Comrades cordially invited.
1. W. CLARK, President.
A. L. GROW, Secretary.
A. vr. L.
TOMBSTONE LODGE NO. 3. A. O. U.
W. meets 1st and 3d Thursday In each
month. Visiting brothe cordially in
sited. KOBT. BEST, M. W.
W. D. Mo-csfOMtER. Recorder.
"" K. of P.
A RIZONA LODGE) KNIGHTS OF
iL Pythias. Nc 4., meets every 1st and
d Mondays' in each month. Visiting brother
IPrdiillr invited "
JOHNNOBILE.C.C
W. D. MONMON1ER. K. of a
rMOTECnON HOE COMPANY NO. 3.
1 meets First Sunday in each month 01 tnor
hose bouse on thecoraer of Seventh and Fre
BO tt streete. oppositr the school bouse.
, WM. GARKETT.
Forcnun,
TOM SMITH Secretary.
rj5E-CUE HOSE COMPANY MEETS
" First unday in each m-jnth at City 11-11.
' Fremont -UeeU J.VVICKEKS.
.. Vk E.VWORTH. Secty. President.
I. N MCDONOUGH. Foreman.
E
VGINE COMPANY NO. , MfcETS
Ht Sund y in each month, at hose bouse.
en tM e na of toagtiaul and 5th streets.
I "JSEKH LIPPEKT. Foreman.
HENRY OU NICER. Secretary.
WATER WORKS
F CALVES, Prop.
tt'ale: IVrBiirrtJ,- 25 Cent
Water. Per Bucket - 5 Onto.
riiOKlT SERVICE.
".educed Rates by the Monti
Leave orders witb wajon, or at ibi
tmrnm
aw
LEbWj
f
S. M. BARROW.
450 and 452 ALLEN ST,
Oil I'll II 1 1 Ml IMI.
THE
DRY GOODS .
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.
MEN'S FU1ISM DEPARTMENT
A Specialty is made of this Department and the
style and quality are bound to please.
CLOTHING SHIRTS, UNDERWARE NECKTIES, ETC
MARYS VILLE AND OREGON UNDERWARE.
NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM $10 AND UPWARD.
BAT AND SHOE DEPARTMENTS
Stetson, Fedora, Kenton and other fanious Hats,
Ladies and Children Dongolla and Russet Shoes,
Buckingham & Hech's Cowboy Boots and Shoes,
finest FoGtwear of Celebrated Manufacture.
SlippersJTies, and finest Kid Shoes.
SOLE AGENT FOR FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES.
IK
CBOCKERY. EAMAI AND .SADDLERY
DEPARTMENTS
A full stock is'carriedcqnsisting'of
Glass'vvare,
Crockery,
Out Orla.HM,
FsLxicy Capn.
Canvass Tents,
Wagon Covers,
uVfa.tra.sseM.
Everything at Lowest Eastern Prices
& M, BARROW,
DEPARTMENT
price,
THE
1-1 ardware,
Tinware,
Oxins, JPistols,
Oa trideresJJEtc
Harness
(Saddles,
Spurs.
THE NEW HOOK SPOON FREE.
1 read in the Christian Standard that
MisaA.M. Fritz Station A, St Louie,
Mo., would Rive an elegant plated
hook spoon to anyone tending her 10
2-cent stamps. J tent (or one and
found it so useful that I showed it to
my friends aud made f 13 in two hours
taking orders. The book spoon is a
household necessity. It cannot slip
into the dish or cooking vessel, being
held in place by a hook on the back.
Anyone can get a sample spoon by
ending ten 2 cent stamps to Mis
Fritz. This is a splendid way to make
money around home. Very truly.
J27-131 JeinnettkS.
Pioneer Recimataa sitlea.
Ntr. I. W. Venable, of Downev a
pioneer of Los Angeles County, Cab,
says: ''Whenever I am troubled with a
pain in the stomach or with diarrhoea I
use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I have used it for
year?, know it to be a reliable remedy
and recommend it to every one." For
sale by Druggists
Thf WnrlH-c Pair- T.o,
ltie WOria S t-alr TeStS
saowca DO baking powder
SO pare or so great la leav
entng power as tbo Rnvat
NOTICE.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
-- Cochise county uill receive sealed propo
sals lb- furaUWnf the county with ao cordj of
Black Jack wood and 5 cords of Juniper wood
to be delivered at the court house. For further
particulars see the clerk of tie board. All pro
posals rausl be nled with ihe detx of the board
oa i before the ath day of August. I896. at 2
p ra.
IOHN S. WILLIAMS.
Attest
A. WEVTWCRTH.
Clerk
By V. A, Hakwooo.
Deputy Clerk.
Populist's Meeting.
Bisef.e, July 30th. l?o5.
At a meeting of the People's Party County
Central Committee ot Cochise county i hereby
called to meet In B sbee on August 12th, 1896,
for the selection of eight delegates to attend
the territorial con r cation to be nekf In Phoenix
August 20th. 1896; also to set the date for
holding primaries for the election of delegates
10 a county convention which shall nominate a
People's Prty tick-t, and for the transaction
of such other business as may be brought before
it. II. E. Pemnbt, Chairman,
G. M. Portez, Seccetary.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
Uenrer. Colo.. August r. 1896. Sealed pro
posals in triplicate subject to the usual condi
tions, will be received here until 11 o'clock a. m
August is I&96, d then opened, for transpor
tation of Military Supplies on Route between
Bisbee. A. V.. and San Bernardino. A. T. dur
ine the fiscal vearcorameccinplulr 1. 180&. U.
S reserves right to reject any or all proposals. In-
lorouuon lumisnea on application, envelopes
containing proposals should be marked: "Pro-
rals for Transportation and addressed to E.
ATWOOD, Major. Chief Q. V At dst.
WA ITED SOLICITORS FOR CAM
PAIGN Book "Brvaa SewaU an! Free Silver"
authorize! by BTran written by R. 1 Metcalf,
ecitorumana worn tteraid appointed author
by Bryan, contains speeches and platform A
bonanza fo- agents; a tree silver mine for work
ers; only tt SO: the only authorized book co per
cent; credit gives; freight paid; outfit free, Bejin
now wiia cuoic; 01 iciniory; permanent, pron
table work for '96. Address The National Boole
Concern, Star building. Chicago. at
ARCTIC ICE CO-
A. J. BISSEIT, PROPRIETOR
Pure Ice delivered to any parr ol the city ,a
2 CENTS PER POUND.
Svecial rates to families for
ice for refttilar customers.
arOFFIC2ASD ICE HOUSE 5TII ST.Ea
Opposite PostofHce.
GUM M4XEY
7
Allen St. car3l, (Old Cu sto House
VEGETABLES,
FRUITS,
1 OTATOESl:
aONIONS,
ETC
Frrth California fruh received every day
Vy exprets. Everyting told at
lowett rate. Goods delivered
ree to all oarU of cit.
Tomlislone & Fearce
tMAILJAND STAGE LINE.
FRMKBLATZ,
1 HI I'lll I.
Will roake'semt-weekly trip to the
New Camp, oa Wednesday and Sunday
of each week, making the round trip in
one ay, carrying ine u. a. mail and
passesge
FARE UEkjDd trip) $3.
HOTEL AKslIVAIJI
COCHISE
M. J. Norris.Cbicigo.
1 ALACK.
F. H. Bopp, ranch.
8AM JOSS.
J). W. Jones, San Francisco.
AKLIKOTOM
Mr. apd Mrs. Wa. Cowan and two
"'daughters.
W. it. Stevenson, Canada.
IC CKEAH NOW MADE IN .A
MINUTK.
L I nave an Ice Cream Freezer thrst
will frezo cream perfectly in one
minute; as it is such a wondei a crowd
will always be around, so anyone can
make fiotu five to six dollars a day
selling ice crram and ten to twenty
a day selling Freezers, as people will
always buy an article when it is de
monstrated that they can make money
by -so doing. The cream is frozen
instantly aud is smooth and free from
lumps. I have done so well that I
felt U m? dut lo let others know o!
the oppurtunily, as I feel confident
that any pcrcon in any locality can
make money, as ajj person can sell
cream aud the Freezer sells itself.
J. F. Casey fc Co., 1143 St.. St Lonis,
Mo., will mail you complete instruct
ion and will employ you on aalary if
yen can give tbem yoar whole time.
C Geo. B.
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 kno'.vlcd?e. that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ea.se, bnt simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Fifrs. prompt
ly removes. That is why It is the only
remedy withnlllionsof families, and Is
everywhere esteemed so highly bv 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 manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig 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 witb any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need -if a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere. Syrup of
Figs stands highest end is moot largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
Wanted An act in every section to cant
ran. utotti dav matlel sells at sfcht.
also "a maa to sell staple goods to dealers, bo
lide line, $7;, ? mosta. salary or.iarre eomroi';
sion made; czpenetiw .ry. r or sealed
particulars send stamp. Urfton :Mp a ilanu
facturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SPRING FLOWERS. LADIES AND
Misses Hats Latest Styles, Eastern priccsa
Barrows.
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Freroo t s'rer f. oppcr" Pr -specter.
FAMILY PHCTGGHAHS
0U SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turning o t the
Finett tievt and pictures of all sites in
a most artittie manner, superior
finish and tone.
Taken on short notice. Groups lie
cialty Chbinet, panel and standard
W. O. ABBOTT.
ASSAYEB.
PRICES FOR ASSAYING;
Tovbstoxx, A. T.
Gold fjl.oo
SHTCT ''
i-Ml ZaDO
Gold and Silver, one sample, 1.25
Gold, Silver and lead, one sample....... 300
Copper 1.50
3uca. ... ........ ...... .... ...... .... s.sO
Manganese... .. ,... r5
line..... 1.50
Iron r.50
Zinc...,. - .....Taw
Highest of ill in Lcaveninir.Power. Lateit U.S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TI LATEST MffS
The Populists of Georgia are
Strong Headed.
PROSTRATION IN NEW YORK,
Bryan Greeted oh His Wy to
New York Cilifornia will
Fuse all Right.
KANSAS SILVER RALLY.
Geaeral Happcnincs TUrouch
out the Country.
Atliuta, Ga., The poplist conven
tion fulfilled the predictions as to its
national ticket made by T. E. Watson
in bis address Thursday night by
unanimously adopting a resolution
presented by the platform committee
authorizing the state executive com
mittee at any time Mr. Sewall should
be withdrawn from the democratic
ticket to withdraw the six populist
electors and place lis democratic
lectors in tVjir stead.
Ban Fbascisoo, Nothing new in
the Campbell kidnapping ease baa de
veloped ted ay. The police are still
searching in vain for vVinthrop and
bis confederates who so cruelly ter
tured the old man.
Ket Yoar. Three rircz pros
trated yesterday by Ueat died todaj.
the total numbsr of prostrations
offic'ally reported yssterday waa thirty
eight.
Lakxsd, Kas., Both the congrsss-
ional conventions Populist and
made Jerry Simpson their candtJate
from thi i'-o sevoul district. Both
cenventions declared fur free surer at
tt4 rotie of 16 to L
Sax Fiuifcieco. fhe Demoeratia
state oommittee met .today. A reso
lution adopted by the advisory com
mittee subject to (be approval of lbs
state cobs nit tee was read. It provides
that the chairman be authorized to
appoint a committee seven to con
fer with tbe Populist and silver organi
zation in state the witb the reference
to fusion witb the Democratic party
on the 'election of presidential electors
and congress.
IewaCrnr, la., Grinaell was readi
ed by the Bryan party at 8:35 and 2,
000 people were waiting. In tbe
midst of handshaking there were
many Invitations to speak. Mr. Bryan
auade a abort speech. About 100
people hJfly farmers gave three
cheers for Bryan daring a momentary
atop. At Brooklyn about 500 people
listened to short address which Mr.
Bryan delirered front a wagon, At
Viator when about 150 people were
in waiting Mr. Bryan bad plenty of
time to shake hands with all oi them
m the train wae aid tracked to moot
anotfcer train. At Ladera thare wera
200 or 300 people and the train stop
ped joslong enough for them to utter
a volley of cheers. At Marengo there
were 2.00TJ people at the depot and a
stirring manifestation of enthusiasm
was manifested.
At Oxford and Tiffin crowds greeted
Mr. Bryan but stops were snort and
there was no formal speaking. At
Iowa Cur a ten-minutes stop was
made and 1,000 people were voicing
their enthusiasm through the medium
of a brass band. At Downey 100
people cheered the train as it passed
and at West Liberty where the train
stopped twenty minutes for dinner
over 1,000 people greetsd 3Ir. Bryan
and a band played while he was eating
dinner. Small crowds at Atalasia,
Moscow, Wilton, Durant, and Wolcott
greeted Mr. Bryan.
HBORALGIA cured by Dr. M1W ?azn
7XLL4. 'Ou cent a dose.1 At an druggist?
The reason
your tea isn't good is: you
get the wrong tea and you
make it wrong.
Boiling makes bad tea worse
and good tea so bad that you'd
better drink water or anything
else.
The right way is this: bring
your water to the boiling
point, take it off the stove;
put in your tea; let it stand
six or eight minutes no
longer; then pour it.
The right tea to use is
Schilling's Best whether you
drink Japan, Ceylon, Oolong,
English Breakfast, or the de
licious Ideal Blend.
Good food, good life; Schillings
Beit coffee, baking-powder, soda,
(pices, seasoning, flavoring-extracts
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Best of wines, liquors and cigars always
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