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V Villi m -53V?c jufmMke I i; i iwri..l,i rt.m scV , ? vr r ? .-M;; ' vf: i v. . !i &, . -.-., ft fl-s f. ti r ' j---? -w5 "ytPwy '" TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR V i ?, I OUR WATCHWORD- "COOHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD. VOL. IX. TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 26. i8q6. No. 288 -.- X. L. plHJii l v ! L The 5 SPECTOR ity ami County Official Paper. I UUUSHED EVERY EVEXING r (Excxrr Suwday.I by ft'n. Hattich Editor and Priprirtor. Fremont St., Opposite City Hall The Pttiscrea will net held itself respon sible for icy of the articles or sentiments im pressed ijr any ef its correspondents . Entered in Ue Tombstone Postofice as ecoBd Cass matter. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. AMES REILI.Y. ATTORNEY AND I I Counselor a t Lav. Land and Mining cases a specialty . i oiutxiose, Anuu. ty. C. STAEHLE, ATTORNEY AT eV Law and Notary Public, lombston., Arirooa. HERRING & HERRING. ATTORNEYS and Couaselors at Lav. Office on Toughnut Street, between Second and aril Third, FosIte the Court House. "EO. V. SWAIN. ATTORNEY AT- M Laar. Will praCtUe in all courts of ihe Ternterr. I mtirr nHnsssar'ictnnj . Aruoea. (" & CLARK, ATTORNEY AN DCOUN j selor at Lav. Office fen Fourth Street. between Allen and Toughnut. Torob Jtoae. Will practice in all the cc-a of the territory. CHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON. Attorney and Counsellor at Lav and Not ry Public, 43 J Fremont Street oet. ta snd 5th streets. A UM-mber at the Kir ot ibe .viprcroe Court of the Terntsry, and iU pr MAueTa ny of tlie court therein. B ER1H HERRING. TYPEWRITER x'-d Notary Public. Toughnut Street. Tomvstone. Aniora. AWENTWORTH. COUNTY RE corder and Abstnet Office. Abstracts of title to real estate and mines fum shed promptly and acurately. Complete tran scripts. CSce in Court House. Tombstone. ., S. ALVORD. IUSTICE OK THE PeacR. Office on AUen.St: bet. 3d 4th, Tombstone, L, KOSKA. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 1 Office on 4th St. bet. Allen and Tojhnut. Tombstone. "IIS. COkDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND . Surgeon: Office adjoining his residence nith street. Calls attended at all boors day and eight, J" C. EARLE. AbSAYER AND JIETA f lugical Laboratory. o&x No 3to. Frcmoat Sc opposite City Kail. THE ORDERS- f. & a x. KING3.SOLOMON LODGE NO. 5, raeeis-third Saturday in each month. Vtsiun-r brothers cordially invited t al ien A W.M.J H MCPHERSON. A. U GROW Sec'ty. R. A. M COCHISE CHAPTER So. 4. MEETS thjd WeanesdAy in each month. Vis iliac Companions cordially invire. 10 at eud. '" TOM LOWRY. II. P. A. WENT'ORTH, Seeretary. P. O. S. Of A. W AaHINGTON CAMP NO. 1 MEETS 1st Friday erenmg ia each monta. vis; J, W. CLARK. Fresxlcnt. JL L. GOWe""? A. O. U. W. TOMBSTONE LODGE NO. 3. A. O. U. W. meets tst and 3d Thursday in each month. Visiting brothe cordially io dlci. kOBT. EEST, MAW. V. O-AfoastosiJat, Pjcerder. , "- ' ' ri 1 lC.of P. RIZliNA LODGE KNIGHTS OF Pythias, No. 4.. meets every 1st and illomia' in each mouth. Visiting brother? ::rdiiHy invited . j A. H.EMANUEL, C.C W. D. MONMONIER K. of S. FXlOTECnON HOE COMPANY NO. 3. ' mens First Sunday in each montl. ot their ioe house on the corner of Seventh and Kre so a streets, opposite the school boose. WM. GARRETT, Foreman, TOM SMITH Secretary. E1 K HOSE COMPANY MEETS First Sunday in each month at City Hall. Fr-n.or l street f.V VICKERS. . WENT WORTH. Sty. Proident. 1"7gINE COMPANY NO. . MEETS y last -undy is each month, at hoie Iwoe, -n Ibe aorner nf Toognnol and jrib sucets JOEHH LIPPERT. Foreman. MtyRVnUNICEK. Secretary tDJVIOIV rYATER WORKS F CALVES, Prop IVater IVr Barrel. - 23 Cento' Water. Fe bncket - 5 Cents. ' rilOXVT SERVICE. teoiiced Rates by the Month Leave or4er with waeon, or at thi .m ILbITi 41 bosrsPnaflFTtoa swt m I L 1sWadcnarjlru!tnaryrw -l Vj Sflna.ir--l-r-it-lS'rr3, It. osm'WiaworiTla"'" Jt S. M. BARROW. 450 and 452 ALLEN ST, 01 urn i mil MM. DRY GOODSlDEPASTMEHf THE Is Complete, Embracing mil the latest Styles, Designs, Textures, Patterns, tnd Shades of larg: and well selected stock or Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Checks Ribbons, Laces, Hoisery, Etc. Etc. Etc. IK'S FUBmSlM DEPARTMENT A Specialty is made of this Department and the price, style and quality are bound to please. CLOTHING SHIRTS, UNDERWARE NECKTIES, ETC MARYSVILLE AND OREGON UNDERWARE. NEAT NOBBY SUITS FROM flO AND UPWARD. m AID-HE Stetson, Fedora, Kenton and Ladies and Children Dongolla and Russet Shoea, Buckingham k Hech's Cowboy Boot and Shoe. Finest Footwear of Celebrated Manufacture. Slippers, Ties, and finest Kid Shoes. SOLE AGENT FOR FAMOUS WATFRTOWN SHOES. IN CROCKERY . HARDWARE AND DEPARTMENTS A full Btock is carried consist! Glassware, Crockery, Cat Glass, Fancy Caps. Canvass lent, Wagon Covers, IMxttrassea. Everything at Lowest Eastern Prices, Si M. BARROW. DEPARTMENTS- other famous Hats, THE ngjof --.- 11 ax-aware, Tinware, Grins. Pistol, Catridtres Eto Harness (Saddles, tprirs,' SADDLERY Talk or tea No amount of talk will convince you that Schilling's Best is the best tea for you Nothing but the tea can do that. Get the tea all you want at your grocer's; get your money back from him if you don't like it Isn't that better than send- togiyou a iniall sample? - Your grocer gives money back if tou don't like StktUigsJitst coffee, bakluf-powder, oti, spices, seasoning;, favoring extracts. A ScXiilmi y Grmpony "Som Francise ' Piano for sale. A seven octave square piano, rosewood case, sweet toned and in good repair. Price $100; includ ing stool. Inquire at this office. PRIMARY ELECTION. Saturday, Septekiei 19, 1196. fr holdiDt pnmary elections for election of v.,i w uwuu lie cnuniy conrenuon which will be held in Bisbec at the caQ of the Pinl. n.v PMlfnl -ii m. 1.. ....v., 1 in tb nri inpere cf tte ccuat ha. len set " yuiy 71 ocpiemocr, 1090. ine lui- .-, iu .HuumBcui ui ucicjiics irem each precinct. Bnbee, 7; To-nbstone. 4; Pearce. 3, Wilcox, a; Hereford. 1; Millers Canvon. t. Fort Huachuca. 1; HaachucaSidmg . n ni niuoiuci, 1; runanic, 1, at uaria. 1. Benson. 1; TresAlinos. 1; Poofs Ranch, 1: Rn.i1iti11 .- rtA r-.t.... . - sanimon. 1; Bran nock, ij Taylor's Ranch, 1; Galeynlie, i; San Bernardino, 1. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED again.! purchasing or aegoliatin; a paper pur- porting to call for one hundred dollars, favor ot John Gates, and endorsed by me, as same haa rrei paid, and I-hold Mr. Galea! receipts Said paper has been lost. T. B. CHATTMAN. Pearce, Aug. I7. 156. H are you seen enlarged portrates at Procure a ticket and get one Wolcotfs? free. V Ranted an energetic vian to esublish branch ofice here $tco. per month salary. For full information, address Room 6. 373 s. Main Sl Los Angeles, Cahf. YTricide Chemical Co. WA 1 1 ED SOLICITORS FOR CAM PAIGN Book "Bryan Sewall and Free Surer" anthonz-d by Bryan written by R. L. Metcalf. editor Omaha World Herald .appointed author by Bryan, contains speeches and slat form. A bbnaniafor agents; a free silver mine for work, ers; only St 50; the only authorized book 50 per ceni; credit giren; ireigm paia: outnt iree, Berm now with choice of territory: permanent, profi table work for oS- AddressThe National Book Concern, Star building, Chicago. ai Wasted An agent la every Section to cant rasi, 4 to $5 a day made; sells at light. also a man to sell staple goods to dealers, bes lide line. 17? a manth. Satarr orlarce commit: lion made; eipenence unnecessary. For sealed particrlarj send stamp. Clifton Soap ft Manu facturing Company, Cincinnati. Ohio ARCTIC ICE CO- A. J. BISSECT, PROPRIETOR Pore ice delivered to any part oi the dtya 2 CENTS PER PO UJVD. Svecial rates to families for ice ior regular customers. swTOFFICEAND ICE HOUSE TH ST.TB, Opposite Postomce. GUM MAXEY, Allen St near 3d, (Old Custom House.) VEGETABLES. FRUITS, lOTATOEcV ONIONS, ETC FWtK California fruit received every day by ttprett. Everything $old at lowest jvtes. Good deliverei ree to all oarU of eitt. Toistone & Pearce MAIL AND STAGE LINE. FRMK BLATZ, Prvjnrtetar. Will Zmake semi-weeklytrips to the New Camp, on Wednesdsy and Sunday I ef each week, miking the round trip ia I one day, carrying the U. S. mail and I niMITSL jFARECresad tri) S U0TEL AHKlTAt.ll XKLIKOTOV S. L. ConitabUt, g. F. John Bmitb, Texas. COCHIBX J. 8. Williami, Biabee. I ALACl. X. A. Qilman A wife, Willoox, Mils 0. E. Roberts, do AH 08K. Wa. Willobas, Cbioajco. Kdr Xlvtlcea, HoraRw4w-wiU comaaDOOBHh Saa RsJmI ranch on lha 1st of gap. Umber. Cattla rodeo will commsnsa on the loth ot Saptsmbar. Weather permiuing, the O O C and Biggs raund-np will begin at Sulphur Springs, Wednssday, August 26lfc. Koaad.tjf. Tbs general round-up of the Lrer Sulphor 8pring Yailay will oomsnenea work on Hepiamlxir 7th from the old W. B, Taylor ran eh. tf. . FOR SlLE Horse, bugey and harness Horse, hrge and easy kept, gentle; buggy in good condition. Entire outfit for $55 cash, must be so'd quick. A bargain En quire ot the "Prospector office sssss nuo Ban . SO tn pajn3 stfpumj t. Mllea' sTarra Plaatera IBe. at all draitrMe. Gladness Comes With a. better understanling of the transient nature ot the many phys ical ills, which vanish befote proper af forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts rlghUy directed. There is comfort In the knowledge, that so many totzzz z' sickness are not doe to anr actual dis ease!, hut simDlr to a constipated condi tion of the system, which the pleascnt 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 affects are due to the fact, that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cie&niizie&s wituuub ucuiuuhujk mm organs on which it acta. It ia therefore all important, in order to tret its bene ficial effects, to note when you pur chase, that tou have the eenuine arti cle, which is manufactured by the Call f ornis Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by all reputable druggista. If in the enjoyment of good health, and the system ia regular, laxatives or other remedies are then not needed. If afflicted with any actual disease, one may be commended to the most skillful physicians, hut if in need ut a laxative, erne ahould have the best, and with the well-informed everywhere, Syrup of FIga stands highest and ia moat largely steed and gives most general aatfaf acOoak. Notice to TaiMors, Notice is hereby given that tho extension of time given by the Mayor ond Common Council for the pament of taxes on property within the corporate limits of the city of Tombstone, for the year 1896, will expire on TUESDAY, AUGUST 25TH, at which time the taxes on all property in said city which has not been paid, '.will be come delinquent and to which will be added the legal per centage with cost of adver tiseing. 21. DOYLE, Chief of Police and Ex-officio Tax Collector. D.K.WARDWELL, Clerk. jVW V eF1HjiBHSBBBBBBBB9BCvJBBBBW V J ""A 'Mm AlilssssssssssfuH Via, Bm )assK asastiswa Highest of all in Leavcnby.Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report 'jumi uiuiui JLivcumy ruwc Rpi ABSOLUTELY PURE .TBE.LATEST MS The Gold Democrats Talk - Of A New Ticket. Mckinley greets friends. Gov. Francis of Missouri Will Take Hoke Smith's Chair A Close Down COLORED MEN INDIGNANT General Happenings Tbrou gb out the Country. IXBLasaroLiB, Ind. It has been practically settled by the .executive committseol the National Deniooratie party that the temporary chairman of the convention ahall be taken from the east, and the permanent chairman Urora the south. The men who will prrrirferrare been informed of the fact but their names will not be made public until after the meeting ef the inll committee one week from tomor row. Several names Trere mentioned at headquarters but the plan seem to be to n ake Bourke Cochran, of New York, temporary chairman, and D":;idton affory, of Louisiana, per manent chairman John M. Palmer, of Illinois, chairman ef the national committee, will call the convention to order, It fa believed at head quarters that the convention will not last more than two days. The statemsnt printed in the real yesterday that Henry Watler'on would accept thai nomination for president under certain conditions has attrsctsd wide attention at gold standard headquarters. It is conced ed that the geld Democrats of Ken tucky will be an important factor in the convention and they may be able te awing the convention for Walter sen. Cahtost, O. At 1 e'slock yesterdsy seven carloads of farmers from Knox county reached Canton and were ad dressed by afajor HcKinley. BuzziKD Bar, Mass. resident Cleveland announces that ez Gover nor Francis, of Missouri, has been ap pointed secretary of the interior vice Hoke Smith. Prrrssoao, Pa All departments of the Spring Steel and Iron Company' wrrrks at Sharptbnrg have been shut down indefinitely throwing idle about 700 men. Portland, Me. Hon George Fred Williams, leader of the free silver fore in Massachusetts, will begin a tour of tbe state today, assisted by otbet silver seen. He will take the place left vacant by Mr. Bryan's de termination net to visit Maine. Chicago. Gov. Stone of Museuri cans into town mnexpeetedly - and iaasnediately Bf ksit arrival at Da- Baking Powder rnocratio headquarters had along con ference with Senator Jonpg and State Chairman Heiorichsen one of the eulije eli under discussion being the chairmanship of the campaign com mittee. Washisoto.v. A National Colon d League of Wheelmen wi 1 b? formed here today. Colored wheelmen from all parts of the Uni ed Statrs will be pr6ent. The organization will te similar to the L. A. W and comoi about from the color line drawn in the L. A. V. They will hoi 1 a race meet and other events like the white men. Good foryour (i) pocket, (2) health, (3) palate. (4) spirits SchiU lings Best tea. (1) Pocket it is strong. (2) Health it is pure. (3) Palate charming. (4) Spirits inspiring, in vigorating. Can't waste anything any way: money back if you don't like it. Also pure and money-backed: Sehif ting's est coffee, bakinjr-poivder, soda, apices, and flavonnjr extracts. A Schilling S Compa -ry San Francises 1.4 W. O. ABBOTT. ASSAYER. PRICES FOR ASSA YEVG; TOMBTTONE, A. T. Gold.. ................... . ..... Lead Gold and Silver, one sample . . Gold. Silrer and lead, one sample. Copper Jt.co t.oo t 00 2 00 1.50 Silica. 1.50 Manganese j.50 lime ' 1.50 Iron...., j 1.50 Zinc.... ...... 200 OUiceand Residence Fouse. Overlook FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT. GEO. G. McGEB. Prop FAIRBANK, ARIZONA. Headfuartert for viiilori from Tomb tne and turroundiig country. Best of wines, liquors and cigars always kept on hand. BEER ON DRAUGHT. P. A. GENERAL MERCHANDISE' ' A FULL LINF OF GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS cigars; n AND TOBACCO Constantly kept p hand. Patronage solidte J FAIRBANK. ARIZONA. Fairtalc Manrant. ? FAIRBAKK. ARIZOSA. MKS. K. HARRINGTON, Via TABLES SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING Charges reasonable Parties going from Tomb stone te Bisbee will have ample time te dinner before tbe tarin arrives. IPuc be patronage is rexnectfullj soacued. i s- 1? 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