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The Prospector.
AUGUST. 27 896
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Vvtstv General Maaarer, Train MasW.
MARICOPA PHOENIX R R.
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to pmLr Piomx Ai iis
8.35 pm ......Tempe tsoam
9.00pm Kyrene 1155pm
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LOCAL NOTES.
(silver It
quoted at CO
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Dr. OatT,
surgeon.
Beaton Physician
and
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Mn. J. Miller and daughter return
ed to Bubee today on the special.
Otto GeisenhofTer the genial BUbee
caterer returned to the copper camp
today.
"The citizeni of Nogalei are going
to petition the war department for the
establishment of a military poit at
that point.
Considerable placer mining is bcing
done in the Dot Cabez tnoimtaini
and the miners are reported aa mak
ing fair wa;es.
The annual fall round-up by cattle
owners of Sulphur Spring valley and
vicinity, north of the S. P. railroad,
will begin at Hooker'i Hot Springs on
tho morning of Sept. 1st.
sn
The petrified body of an Indian gian
tess who was probably buried 300
yeais or more ago, has just been dug
up near Fort Scott, Kant., was bought
for $1,000 for a museum.
Quite a gang of hobos have been is
Wiilcox during the past weeV. They
are of the most worthless class and
citizens should not encourage them to
remain by feeding them. Wiilcox
BUCKLIN'S AB5ICA SALVE.
The best'jalve in tbe world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all slun eruptions and posi
tively cures Files, or no payment requir
ed it is guaranteed to give peefect stis a
faction or money refunded. Prices 50
cents per box. For sale ' Tomhione
Drug Store
Awarded
Highest Honors World' Fair,
ARIZONA'S CLIMATE
Proseunced tbe Best in North
America.
The following from tbe Globs Silver
Belt it true and to tb point. It
should be afforded a wile circulation
among eastern people, whose ideas of
Arizoua are merely fathered, from
such yarns as tbe "soldier" stoiy, quo
ted by the Bell. The Belt says that
Arizona has been much derided by
eastern newspapers on accout of iu
allt-ged swealleriug beat, and they
have frequently grown facetious at our
expense. Tim story ot the soldier
whose terrestrial quarter when in the
flesh were at Fort Yuuia and who up
on pasting in hie checks was relegated
to hader, and sect back for hie blan
kets, fearing that he might freeze to
death iu the nether world, has done
service for many years and become a
hoary chestnut, and since the recent
torrid wave throughout tbe eastern
states, it has ceaied to excite the risi
bilities of tbe variest tyro.
In every one of the cities east of the
Mississippi the excessive heat of the
past two weeks has been very destruc
tive of human life. In New York city
alone more than 500 persons died from
the affects of heat in three days.
Contrasted with the atmospheric
conditions prevailing in Arizona dur
ing lbs summer season every one til
the eastern states as far north as Mich
igan makes a very nntavoiable show
ing for salubrity. In Arizona the air
is so dry and evaporation so rapid that
extreme temperatures cause but very
little discomfort, and prostrations are
almost unknown. A Phjsicianwho
hai travelad all over tbe the world to
investigate the effect of beat upon
the human body io health and disease,
gave it as his experience that the cli
mate ol Ariz ma was superior to anv
other section of North America.
BAKING
POWMR
MOST PERFECT MADE-
k pure Crape Citam of Tartar Powder. ftt
feara Ammonia, Afcui or any other aduKersat
a TEAKS THE STAMsMU
Two JLfves vMl
Mrs. PhoebsThom4 of Junction City
III., was told by her doctors she had con
sumption and that there was -no hope for
her, but two bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery cured her and she says it
saved her life. Mr. "Ihos. Eggers, 139
Florida St. San Francisco, suffered from
a dreadful cold, approaching ennsump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought one bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery and in two weeks was
cured. He is naturaily thankful. It is
such results, of hich these are samples,
that prove tbe wonderful efficacy of the,
medicine in cqughs and colds. Free
trial bottles at Tombstone and liisbee
drugstores. Regular size 50C and S1.00
The tax rate in Maricopa county is
$2.21 per $100. In Pima county the
rate Is $3.50.
Thepostoffice department has or
dered th? name of the posloffice at
Carlisle, N. M., changed to Steeple
R ck. The change takes place on the
first of October.
The bimetallic League meeting last
night was largely attended and tbe
secretary reported more money being
ontributtd, swelling the fund to a re
spectable figure. Next Wednesday
evening District Attorney Swain is to
be tbe orator of tbe evening on the
silver question and a crowded house is
looked for and assured.
A numerously signed petition bss
been forwarded to Gov. Franklin. from
Preteott praying for the pardon of tbe
Burton boy, now serving a term in
Yuma for burglary. Burton's mother
is in tbe 8istera' Hospital, tuffenng
fruQi isrisss :J2ri"tined in a
runaway team accident, and there are
several small children dependent
upon her.
Two companies .of cavalry nnder
command of Lieut Bullock arrived
this p. m. and are located on the old
base ball ground. There are about
T5 soldiers and 15 Indian scouts. The
troops are on their return to Ft.
Grant from the line where they have
ben hunting for revolutionary Ysquis
who have escaped to this side Tbe
Lieutenant states that nearly all
tbe troops have been ordered to their
posts the trouble having subsided. The
troops leave here tomorrow for Ft.
Grant via Dragoon. They made the
trip from Ft. Huacbuca bere t,dy.
A press dispatch printed two werks
go aaid K. it, Clark, formerly of Glen
Falls, and a companion had peruhed
on tbe Mobave desert in Arizona. A
letter received by Herace Ball of Phe-
nix, threw some donbt n the truth of
the report. The letter was from J. A.
Gallup, secretary'of tbe Masonic lodge
at Pomona, Cal. Mr. Gallop said a
report was current.at Pomona that .
M. Clark bad read njs own obituary
while sojourning in Texas, principally
ia 1 Paso. It is now definitely known
that Clark is alive and well and did
jt perkb oa the Mohave deeert.
The Bryan-Sewall club t Phenix
invited Mark Smith to be present at
their ratification. Mark mo I his re
grets and owing to the illness of ids
wife could not attend. Tbe followiur
is bis letter,
Uon.T. . Farish, ohairman ratificf-
lion committee, Phenix .Arizona.
Los Axgei.Es, Aug. 22. My dear
sir and friend: It is with regret that
I inform you and my Arizona friends
o! my inability to be present at your
ratiticttiun meeting next Monday
night. It would afford me great
pleasure to be among tbe sturdy de
mocracy of Arizona and lend my
humble ability to the cause of Bryaa
and Sewall, but tho dangerous illness
of my wife precludes the possibility of
my prertttncft. Pbyticiaue bold cut
the hope of her recovery, but my du'y
Id a patient, loving, wife keeps me at
her bedsie. The moneyed power of
:bn nation is fighting its life's battle
Ilanna and his Wall street cohorts ar
utilizing the wealth filched from the
toilers of the nation to forge further
chains for labor, but before this ag
gregation of greed and plunder is pit
ted the yoemary ol tbe republic, and
in this free country, law and order.
and justice invariably prevails. With
best wishes for the democracy of the
nation and Arizona, I remain yours
to command. Mahk A. Smith
Free Pills.
Send your address to H. . Bucklen &
Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box
of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A tna
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are panic
ularly effective in the cure of constipat
on and sick headache. For malaria and
liver troubles, they have been proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deleterious sub
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
size 25c per box. Sold by Tombstone
and liisbee druggists.
RAILROAD EXTENSION.
Probably Work will Begin
Within Six Months.
According to the Star, no recent in
formation has been given out on tbe
subject of the extension of the Gila
Yalley, Globe asd Northern railroad,
but there is a feeling along the line
that within the next six months tbe
road will be pushing its way across
the San Carlos reservation, Captain
Myers, of Sao Carlos, says that tbe
complications which stopped the road
at Geronimo may be easily and quickly
removed.
An accident connected with tbe late
establishment of apostoCce at Geron
imo indicate that the tail road com
pany does not intend to allow that
desert station to remain tbe northern
terminus of tbe line very long. The
pretent contract with the government
for carrying tbe. mails provide! for
service only as far as Fort Thomas.
Since the new office was established
aud the station agent at Geronimo
was appointed postmaster, Geronimo
mail baa been seot on to tbe terminus
but the railway mail agextt'bas not
accompanied it. All mail for San
Carlos and Globe is forwarded directly
from Fort Thomas,
The railroad company was asked by
the government to submit a bid for tbe
extension of tbe service to Geronimo.
President Garland replied that tbe
line was r abort that it was hardly
worth while but that tbe company
would carry the mails for nothing.
8 . the service between Fort Thomaa
and Geronimo aa well aa the postofice
at the latter place costs tbe govern
ment nothing. It is inferred IbaPlhe
generosity, of the railroad company is
inspired by the knewledge that it will
soon be able to offer a bid oa a larger
toute.
FEARFUL SHOCK
H.M. Willis Narrowlv Escapes
Death front Lightning.
FOB OTKB FIFTY VEABI,
An old, well-tried remedy. Mr
Window's Soothing Syrup baa beea
used for over fifty years by millions 01
mothers lor their ehildrea while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothe
me child, sol tens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind oolio, and U the best
remely for diarrhoea. It ia pleasant
to this taste. Hold hr itnimnii
evtry part of tbe world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Ite valae is incalcu
lable. Be sore and ask for Mrs. Win
slow'a Soothing Syrup, asd take
00 other kind.
A recommendation for the pardon
of Oscar Rogers, tbe train robber aa-
der sentence of death, has beea receiv
ed at the governor's office. The paper
is signed by Judges Hawkins, Souse
and Beth one aad the district at
torney.ef Pinal county.
H. M. Willi, the young attorney of
Pbeufx, su s the Republican, narrowly
missed beiog jerked benoe to the hap
py bunting ground during a thunder
storm. Willis lives on Center street
near. Judge Aintwon'tf, and during the
progress of tbe Uurm yesterday morn
ing was standing near a window look
ing into the rear yard. He had )ust
teoped over to pick up his spectacles
when a sudden flash almost blinded
him. Simultaneously there was a
loud roar like a fire of musketry.
Willis threw his hands to bis face to
bide the awful glare and felt himseli
propelled backwards until bis flight
was stopped by coming in contact
with a door leading to a bedroom just
fourteen feet from where he was stand
ing when tbe lightning struck.
He was uninjured, save tbe breath
was knocked out of bim by bis violsnt
contact with the door. Tbe shock to
bis nervous system was sueh that be
never fully recovered himself all day.
The lightning struck viitbin fifty
feet of the bouse, attracted no doubt
by a roll of barred wire. After strik
ing the earth it was deflected and
knocaed a few sbingles from the roof
of Judge Ainsworth'a house. The
bole made by the bolt in the earth is
about a foot in diamet- r and Willis
says when it struck the dirt was
thrown ten feet in the air.
ta Olden) lmt-.
People overlooked the importance of
permanently beneficial effects and
Wtfre satisfied with trancieut action ;
but now that it is generally kuOwn
that Syrup of Fie will permanently
overcome habitual constipation, well
informed people will not buy other lax
atives, whtrh act for a time, but finally
injure the system. J
l'Utl.1 1 Y BKl'OKVH.
IACATIJH.
Arizona Mine Chiricahua District
3. Sullivan,
Mogul Mine, Apache Pass Diatrict,
C. Gardner, S. S. Gage, Z.Taylor.
It is well known that the average
doctor does not like these traveling
physicians who lecture and stll medi
cines on the street, but generally they
make no open figbt against them.
Recently at Clifton Dr. Hotfler con
cluded to break up a, lecturer's meet
ing. He waited till the lectuer got
hu crowd interested, then ha opered a
barrel of beer on the next corner and
invited evry one to come over and
help thems- Ives. It was Weeks before
the lecturer recovered. Lordtburg
Libspal.
Against the Law
in Japan to make or sell adul
terated or colored tea.
But the American tea-merchants
in Japan are not sub
ject to Japanese laws, and
they export almost nothing but
falsely-colored and adulterated
tea we put in "almost" be
cause maybe they do export
some pure tea; we are not
sure.
The Japanese, however, sell
.and want to sell nothing
but pure tea; and Schilling's
Best comes to us direct from
the growers. We roast it
here to have it fresh. All
other tea is roasted outside
of America.
Schillings Best at your
grocer's, and he pays your
money back if you want it
Also pure and money-backed: Schil
ling's &es coffee, baking-powder, soda,
apices, and flavoring extracts.
A Schilling cV Cfmanjf SanFrancUf
PROCLAMATION.
TuRWTORY OF AHtZOXA )
Eykcutiv Ofkick. J
By national authority tbe first Mon
day in September, tbe seventh day in
the month, is detlgnated as a legal
holiday, to be known and celebrated as
Labor day.
This is but a just and proper recog
nition of the great agency that has
caused our country to stand first
among the nations ot fie world.
.Every ship that rides upon the sea, all
of the great armaments of our sea
coast, all of the grand highways of
commerce that traverse our country,
all the graudeur of our cities, all of
onr splendid architectural develop
ment, are monuments of labor. In no
country of tbe world has labor been
more fullv recognized aud honored
than In ours. Among its other grand
aohi'vementa It has been tbe minion
of oar country to enuotile and dignity
labor, and no people of ntir republic
more fully sympathize with the hope
and aspirations of the workmen than
the people of our territory.
Now, therefore,! BeujaminJ. Frank
lin, Governor of the Territory ot Ari
zona, by virtue of the powr and au
thority in me vested, do hereby pror
claim Monday, tbe seventh day of Sep
tember, A. D, 1896, a holiday
and I do recommend and request that
all places of business and offices be
elosed on that day, and that he people
of cur territory join in a universal ob
servance thereof.
In witnesa whereof, I have hereunto
at my hand and cutd the great seal
of tbi territory to be here-
seal. untoafHxed,thisnineteenth
day of Aueust, A, D. 1896.
Done at Vhcenix, the capital, thi
nineteenth riy of August, A. D. 1890.
By lh Governor,
BTRJVMIN J. FRANKLIN.
CHABLE8 M. BETE.
Secretary of State.
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LACRWCLL'a DURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY.
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FREE from your wholesale dealer,
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the
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whether 16 oz., 8 oz., 4 oz., or
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that we will supply them with :oap
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once, aad Insist on getting your
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Liquors
Wagons
Buggies
Clothing
Groceries
Hammers
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
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CLEARANCE - SALE.
GOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
PIONEER STORE,
COBNEB 5IH 4 FfEMONT STBEETS.
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W, RttlfuJly SvUcil .The Trade oj All Reside T
Cochise County. No Trouble io Show Goods, cill aU
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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