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LOCAL NOTES.
failtor is quoted at 63J
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Dr. Gaff, Benton Physician and
surgeon. tl
Lou of pie at Pospectob office.
The Goodman boys are outline bay
In the valley.
.
Japaa til, a the Japanese drink it
Sshilliog's Beit.
John Tsromey ii over from Bisbee
n a visit to bii old borne.
Mrs. A. Y. Noyei spent yesterday in
town visit'ng with Mrs. McPberson.
Fred Castle left this morning for
Clifton to take position in company'
lore.
Geo. Btibley returned home lliii
morning, alter remaining over a day
at the county seat.
'
Mr. John Caaey, the pioneer mining
man of Doe Cabcrai, it paying a visit
to the connty aeat.
Yon make tea from Schilling' B;t
tkasame way aa fromotben, only you
don't um ao much of it.
Aia Walker waa in town today from
Ftfaree after a mowing machine. He
ia getting ready for fciytnaaing aa
aoon aa the weather will permit.
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FOR SALE A Calumbia bicycle.
lady! model, all in good condition for
aale for $50 aabf Apply at thii office.
By recent floodi the Atlantic and
Pacific loal nearly every bridge between
reach Springa and tbe Colorado river,
a distance of nearly 100 mile.
e
Manager Cos of Kyan Bro, raneb
returned home today with a load of
applies. He rf porta coploni raini in
bii vicinity and feed plentiful.
Awarded
lilgbcat Honors World' Fair,
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w CREAM
BAKING
P0WWR
MOST PERFECT MADE.
k pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Pre
MB AsaeasViis. Akin or any athcr aduXsra
0 TIAJtt THE STAKUU
TWO CASES TRANSFERED.
Wiliams Held to Aaswer on a
Charge of Assault.
Owing to the temporary illneia of
Judge Alvord two eaaea which were to
be tried before him bae ben trans
ferred to Jmtice Koeka't court. The
aae of the Territory va Geo. A.Wil
liami, charged iriib auault with iu
tent to kill, wai heard and the pris
oner waa bound over to appear W rf
tbe grand jury. In dfa.ilt of $000
bail Williams went to ja'L
It appears William (tod Apt. Tm
Die atHuachucaiiding lael al some
bulimia traniar.tioni n the former
becoming angry at oine r al or fan
oled wrong tool: occasion to vrnt bii
anger by taking a shot at Temple and
threatened to kill. Fortunately tbe
hot went wild or the mark. He also
bad an altercation with Tom Smith,
took a shot at that gentleman, but
mined again, and will now explain to
tbe grand jury.
Thecaie of John Woods charged
with assault and attempt to kill Si
Bryant Is let for this afternoon. Si
bears several marks about his bead as
evidence ot coming in contract with
a butt end of a pistol and the prisoner
has Attorney C. S, Clark to repreient
him and tell how it all happened,
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M'he Dlacoverj'HavodlilBl.lle.
. Mr. G.Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver
eville, I1L, says : "To Dr. King's New
Discovert I owe my life, Waa taken
with La Grippe and tried all tbe phy
sicians, but of no avail and vrae given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. King's New Discovery iu my store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from tbe first dote began to get bet
ter, and after using three bottle was up
and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep store
r bouse -vlthout it." Get a free t tall
tbe Tombstone Drug Store.
BIOTIJI. AKK1VAM
COCUIEX
A L Sutter, Chicago,
sax JOS.
Q. S. Shiblsy, Bisbee.
IALACL.
Cbas. MsQluce, Huachuca,
H. J. Templr.
1KUKOTOH
Tom Smith Hnacbuca.
"We had an epidemic of dysentery im
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
Remedr. f procured a bottle and felt
better after the first dose. Hefore one
half of the botUe had been used I was
welL I recommended it to my friends
and their experience wu the same. We
all unite in saying it is the best." for
sale.by Druggists.
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Grn. D. K. Wardwell tbe postmaster
of Ft. Huachuca came over last sight
on a 11 ing trip and will return to
morrow. The stage arrived last night about
half past one o'clock being about four
bfurs late, but under the arrangement
aa stated last night which was earned
out, mail matter was brought up. It
is believed by Monday all breaks will
be securely fixed and trains again run
on schedule time.
I Mrs. S. A. Kell, of Pomona, CjL, had
tbe bad luck to sprain her ankle. "I
tried several liniments," she says, "but
was not cured until I used Chamberlain's
Pain Bilm. That remedy cared me and
I tike pleasure in recommending it and
testifying to its efficacy." This medicine is
alsoof great value for rheumatism, lame
back, pains, in the chest, pleurisy and all
deep-seated and muscular pains. For
sale by Druggists.
Tt'm. Hildrith one of the sheriff
posse after the Rogales robbers has
accepted a position as guard with the
I. P. A Co. and is now traveling mess
enger. Mr. Hildreth is a brave
courageous young man who knows no
fear and the selection is a good one.
He is well and favorab'y known here
where lie baa many friends.
WEITETO
ATOIiGAN AND WEIGHT,
CHICAGO, ILL.
For their HttU book on quick repair
tins. Seduced prices. Book will b
sent free. Send yonr address, stating
that yon saw "ad" in the PaosrEcruB,
MORGAN AND WRIGHT.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
From Salt Lake City comes the re
port that an English syndicate will
put dredges on tbe Colorado river for
tba purpose of widaning and deepen
ing the channel to allow the paaisge
of a line of boats that will run between
! Dorado Canyon and Needles. Tbe
company baa bonded a number of
mines near the can j on and will do a
general saining and transportation
TheSafford Battler, a journal ex
clusively devoted to 4 advertising tbe
removal ot tba county seat to Safford,
made iti appearance August 26. R. 8.
Patterson is tbe editor.
Tom Smith and ICobt Temple came
in last night on tbo belated stage
from Huachuca Siding, aa prosecut
ing witnesses in tbe case of Wilson
whose trial waa set for today.
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H. W. Max well, well known in stock
circle as beet buyer for Los Angeles
a-d San Bernardino market, recently
wrotj to a friend in Willcox tbat he
would he in the valley before many
week in quest ot beef. News.
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I'OB OVEB IIFTV YEARN,
An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs
WinolowV Soothing Syrup has bn
ued tor over fifty yeara by million! of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ins;, with perfect success. It soothes
tbe child, softens the gum, allays all
pain, curea wind colio, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste. Sold by druggist in
every part ot tbe world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Be sure and sk for Mr. Win
slow's 8oothing Syrup, and take
no other kind.
REPUBLICANS MEET,
Elect Delegates and Fix Date
for Holding Convention
Tombstone, Sept. 18, 1890.
The Republican County Central'
Committee met in the com I bouse at
2 o'clock p. m,, George H. Fi:u chair
man. Tbe county was well represented
from outside precincts.
Representatives to attend tbe ten
torial convention at Pbenix were sleet
ed and were sent uninstructed. Fol
lowing are the names of the delegates:
Tantbstone A. L. Grow, and Tbos.
Lowry.
Bisbee J. W. Farrington, D. Min
nino, E. G. Norton.
Benson James A. McRae.
Faubank F. M. Likes.
Huachuoa N. K. McKitrige.
Willcox W. F. Niebolf , H. A, Mor
gan. It was decided to hold primaries on
September 2Gib, and the nominating
convention on October tbe 8th. The
convention to ba held in the court
house in Tombstone at 2 o'clock p. m.
The fallowing resolutions were read
and unanimously adopted :
Resolved : That the Primary Elec
tion' for the purpose of electing Dela
gates to the Republican County Con
vention, for Cochise county, be held
on the 2Cth day of September, of this
year, and that tbe said convention be
hsld at the Court Housu in Tombstone
on the 8th day f Octobnr, I89S at 2
o'clock P. M. and it is hereby directed
that the several members of the county
oenteral committee in the various
precincts, name the necciuary officers
to conduct said election, which was an
mended making it thiir duty of chair
man and secretary.
It is turther Resolved: Tnat the
Convention shall consist of tbe Dele
gates, divided as follows: Tombstone,
12 ; Outside Precinct, 1 ; Clarksburg, 1 ;
Fairbank, 2; Bisbee, 12; Taylors
Ranch, 1 ; Willcox, 5 ; Hookers H. 8.
1; Dos Cabezas,2; Kusselville, 1; Dra
goon, 1; Boss Mill, I; Rucker, 1;
Morse Canyon, 1; Bannock. 1; Bowie
1; Gayleville, 1; TevUton, 1, 8n
Simon, 1; Powers, 1; Benson 3; St.
Davids. 2 ; Pools. 1 ; Trea Alamos, 1
Turquois, 1; West Huachuca, 1 ; Fort
Huachuca, 2; Ash & Miller's Canyons
l;Pearce,3; Hereford, 1. Total, 64.
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in tbe world for cuts
braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevtr
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
ed it is guaranteed to give,peeiect stis a
factiin or money refunded. Prices 50
cents per box. For sale a Tomb tone
Drug Store
Advertised Letters.
Tbe following is a list of letters re
ruaiuiug in the general delivery at
the Tombstone postoffice for tbe week
Doing September 3, 1896:
John Sollinder, Hu J. Wright,
W.A-Frautx, J.W.Anderson, i
Oamilo Sumtnex, Ensev. Valenxuella
Wh6n calling for above letters, say
advertised, giving date of advertise
men 1.
' Ekw, 8toow.P. M.
THE LADIES.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions makes it their favor
ite remedy. To get tbe true and genu
ine article, look for the name of the
California Fip Svrun Com nan v ,.4
near the bottom of tbe package. For
w "I infranoc uroggws. I
AX AXSWER,
What tho Money nt the People
Should Be.
ToMBsTONr, September Oth, 1890.
Mr. Eurrou : My fnud, SyJncy R.
Delong of Dig Calxza?, tilts me to
this effect: "In your article published
in the 1'EosrECTV.Rof August 2St!, you
make a creat error, tlan if you
wanted to cUit a national bank you
would have to buy 100,000 in bonds,
as the treasury dot uut nit thcm.and
you would have to pav a premium of
it least 4 per ceiit.; cost $104,000.
Your interest on bends would be $3000
a year and jou would git from t, e
treasury $90,OCO in national b.tnL
notes, which, if lent st 8 per cent,
would give 17.200a year.maliDg $10,
200 interest per year, and if you lent
the $104,030 at 8 per cent, without a
bank charter you would get ?S,320
yearly interest, so the gain of tbe back
is not so great at you make out, and
many national bauksgooutof busi
ness because it does not pay, and
banks makn most of their profits sell
ing exchange, but their profits are
never as great as people suppose."
Tbe premise art) entirely wrong
1st. I did not hao any reference to
banks ettrtrd now. 2ud. The treas
ury did mil these bonds, or rather
issued them in exchange, dollar for
dollar lor the depreciated grc euback,
though the greenbacks were bought
up by the usurers at half thor face or
less, and whether it was thearao tnau
who bought the grpenliAcks and with
them procured the bjnds, and then
started thobank, or these transactions
were done b several men the Jirinci
not t.11,- ..m-.i ,i. ..!.. ..Jor subidizinK three-fourths of the
j'. .t fc.w ci.,1, atuu iiiv ic-uik n, U? I
treasury and to th people i the eame ;
tbat is, tbe treasury received $50 in
value for S 100 of these boudt; and on
all of these which are outstanding has
paid $520, and tbo gain to tha banker
by the loss of national btnk uo'.es
amounts to $15 in thirty years.
And this puggeetg another train of
thought; tbat is. I bold it to be a
truiem, eustaiusble as wrll by sound
reason as by the history and experi
ence of mankind, that a nation of free
men, capable of suUininga frcemanV
goyerament, never should and need to
issue-- bonds, cr borrow money in
peace or in war, and whenever it does
so under anycircuuistasces.it thereby
plants and fosters the germs ot the
ultimate slavery of its people.
1st. Because a true government of
the people is worth precerving even at
any sacrifice of wealth and men.
And it is the duty of all its inerr
bers to give up all that they have, and
all that they aro when necessary, in
its defence; hence'eomes tho power of
the government to ca'l on all Ol it
citizens to march out and put their
breasts ogainsl the bullets and bayt
nets of tbe enemy, with the alterna
tive of being forced to do so, and shot
a traitors for desertion; and if the
eame government cannot, or will not,
command the men ol wealth, whether
this wealth consits of gold, silver,
jewels crhore to surrender these fori
tue country s neienee, tcr payment in
the eame kind of money, or promise,
as the eoldicr or sailor is paid with,
then it is not a true government 0!
the people; it is a government that
discriminates in f. r of Health and
against tbe blood ot its defenders aud
the tears of their wivps and children.
2nd. Because a government of the
people, fit to exist aa such, floes not
need either gold or silver in peace or
in war; such a government can pro
cure everything that is necessary with
its own money, made by itself a lgal
tender for all demands paMic and pri
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SmokingTobacco Made
Americans
pay $50,000,000 a year for
tea. They would pay more
$150,000,000 if they had
belter tea to drink.
Now suppose, through our
exposing colored tea, and tell
ing you about pure tea, that
you begin to drink pure tea.
You will like pure tea better
than colored tea, and so drink
more.
As Schillings Best is the
only pure tea that we know
to be sold in this country,
what proportion of this in
crease should come to us?
We can afford to advertise
for it. You can't afford not
to drink Schilling's Destx
Money-beck tea at your
grocer's.
Nothing but coffee in Srhillinz's Best
coffee umc is true of Schilling's Best
Ial.in;-pow der, soda, Jices, seasoning,
flavoring extracts, fure and money
backed. A Schilling & Company Sin Fiai.cisco
it
vate. But, when such a government
issues iu so-called "legal tender"
money and repudiates "and bartardizes
the same At tbo moment of its birth
by branding it with the label "this is
good pay for its fnco value for every
patriots blocd. tut not good enongb to
pay the tnony lendfr his usury," and
thereby civea to the wealthy men tbo
opportunity to dii-count and depreci
ate that legal tender ami 3) fatten on
the blood ar.d tears of his country, it
is no wonder that the money lender
ha? become the creat and overshad
owing power In the country, onning
newspapers and branding eery citi
zen who is manly enough to cry out
auiitiKt the law thet created and fos
teredauch system, and a ivocates their
repeal, with tho name "dishonest re
pudiator, crank aud anarchist."
Jaugs Reillt.
ARE YOU GOIXG
THIS
SUrviMERV
The Southern Pacific Company
have place on sle at Iieneon round
trip tickets to points north and east at
greatly reduced rate?. Before pur
rhasiug your tickets call on or address
E.;S. WEBSTER,
Agent at Beceon,
Or T. H. Goodmae,'
G, P. A. San Francisco.
MiuisWs Sale
NOTICE IS HEPF.BY GIVES THAT
b.dswul b-rrcruri br the undr?ncd
dminirator of the mate of Emil.Lemmmad
1 ucuocu u iu lau inuuuing ,ov-muer 14111
isqo air is store in lonbsione Ar ton fjr lb
ranch cf 160 acres, heretofore owned and occu
pies by said deceived, situated on the baa
Valto nrrr in said county, ym a We the Grand
Cenral Mill and abojt too miles below the
ton of Fairbank and ahoforall the persoaal
prcperty and utensils belonging to and minted
upon Mid rinch whi Ji personal property is de
scribed in the inventory and apprisement 13 this
estate, on file uh the Probate Judge o' said
county. Pos esstcn can be ;iven December
ist. i$n. terms of sale. cash. Thenzhtto
Tejectan3rand a""1' heretv reserdv
. Administrator,
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To Be
Given Away
this j'ear in valuable
articles to smokers of (
BlackwelFs
Genuine
Durham
Tobacco
Yon will find one coupon In
side each 2-onncc bag, and twe
conpons inside each 4-ounce
bag. Eayabag, readtheconpon
and sec how to get yonr share.
A FERRVfc
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4-.'--k. -TS b. H I JA 'IV.
P. B. WARNEKROS
CLOSING
His Mammoth Stock Of
Hats
Liquors
Wagons
Buggies
Clothing
Groceries
Hammers
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
ing Implements
4U, HILL BE
CLEARANCE - SALE,
GOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
We Respectfully Solicit The Trade oj All Residents O
Cochise County. No Trouble to Show Goods. Calland
Convince Yourself of The
We Mean Business.
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