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The Prospector.
SEPTEMBER 16. 189C
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LOCAL NOTES.
Silver is quoted at CG
Dr. Gaff, Benson Physician and
Burgeon. tl
B. A. M. Meet tonight.
Sirae Gallon left this morning for
PeSrCC
Mr. Watts and daughter leff today
for Congrcs?.
Frank Earle arrived at noon today
from Bisbee.
Morgan Hedgpo'.h left for Tucson
thit momiDg.
Schilling's Best tea hat got to win;
quality bigb, price fair, money back.
TJnderabcriff Cad well left for Wil
cox this morning on offieal butinesi.
C. S. BoberKon camo in from Pearce
lait evening and returned again today.
1
The public school opened last Mon
day at Yuma with one hundred and
izty-two scholars in attendance.
Mr. ilcDrew, who ha been in town
lot some time, under medical treat
ment, rcturn?d to Bubee today.
1 .
J. Maber, who has been under the
treatmrnt of Dr. Gordon for eya trou
ble for some time tstaraad this morn
ing to Blibee.
A. company of ten Indian scout
passed through town today onronteto
Fort Huachuca in charge of an officer.
Frank Jaster, a merchant of Los
Angeles, is 'in town on a visit. Mr.
Jaster has some mining interestt'here-
about and is on a (our of inspection.
Awarded
rilghest Honors World's Fair,
BAKING
POWDfR
MOST PERFECT MADH.
A pue Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frs
mat Arranonu, Aki.n or any citjx liliiltwast
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RATTLED.
Cochise County Delegation At
Tucson Itattled.
. The Star says, the September term
of district oourt in the federal depart
ment was opened yesterday morning,
but was unexpectedly and abruptly
terminated by reason of four members
of the grand jury failing to aj pear.
They were standiug at the lout of the
stairway waiting for the court to open
The tirtt intimation they had that it
was already opened was an a&nnnnce.
ment that the grand jury hal leu
discharged until today, and they tbem
elves were wanted inside to rrct'ne
punishment. K fine of $5 was impos
ed, but it was afterward remitted.
Tbey will try it agiin at J o'clock
Ibis morning. The members of the
grand jury are Charles Haislep, Ben
jamin Cook, James Scow, A. Guzman,
Arthur McNeil, A. Bricbta, A. B.
Sampson, Jacob Pirrung, Charles C.
Wheeler. W. T. Gibbon, Wm. Tomliu
sod, W. C. Land, Thomas Lowry, B.
B. Kelly, J. H. Lewis, L. D. Cbilson,
Edward Vanderlip, M. W. Hammer
strand, G. M. Williams, W. A. MoKtill
and Phil Schreiber.
From private edvlces received today
it is intitu ated that those lined wereuf
the Cochise delegation.
Mrs. E. E. Davis, of San Miguel, Cat.,
says: I am trying in a measure to re
pay ibe manufacturers of Chamberlan's
Cuugh Remedy for the great good their
remedy has done me. For jears I a s
constant sufferer from weak lungs and
bronchial asthma. My rest at night was
disturbed by a hacking couh so that 1
felt miserable the greater part of the
time. Many remidieies recommended by
friends were tried, none of which proved
suitable to my case. I did not exper
ience any beneficial results until I began
taking Chamberlain's Cough Remdy.
After two bottles of the larger size had
been used I am pleased to state, my
health is better than it has betn for years.
The soreness has left my lungs and chest
and 1 can Sreathe easily. II has done
me so much good that I want all who are
suffering from lung troubles, as I was, to
give it a trial . " For sale by druggists.
Calvin Glenn, the popular foreman
of the C. C. Co., is 111 Tombttone on a
viit. Mr. Glenn is now in charge of
theTanhandla range of the company in
Taias and is spending bis short vaca
tion among friends and acquaintances.
Miss Ida E. Padfield, the young lady
who has been selected to preside oer
the primary department of the public
school in Tombstone, arrived from
Los Angeles iast evening and is stop
ping at the San Josiy.
The public schools of Nogales will
open next Monday under ibe super
vision of Professor T. F. Grindel, who
has bees elected principal for the en
suing school yrar. The intermediate
and primary departments will be pre
sided over by Miss Tbeo. Sprecktrand
Miss Ada EEwey respectively.
The Normal cchool is starting out
splendidly this jear, says the Tempe
News. The number of applicants thus
far being 124, with prospects of more
to come. Dr. McXaughton is making.
evsry effort to taso care of this in
creased attendance, and is succeeding
as well as can be expected.
Mrs. S. A. Kelt, of Pomona, Cab, had
the bad luck to sprain her ankle. "1
tried several Iiaimeiits," she says, "bet
was not cured until I used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. That remedy cured me and
1 take pleasure in recommending it and
estify'iDg to its efficacy.'' This medicine is
talsoof great value for rheumatism , lame
back, pains, in the chef, pleurisy and all
deep-seated and muscular" pains. For
sale by Druggiss.
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An attempt was made Saturday
night to wreck the train on tke Mari
copa and Pbenix railroad. About half
way betwee." the cross-cut canal and
tl"5 Tempe bridge an obstruction con
sisting of ties and fish-plates was
placed on the track. Luckily the en
gineer saw the obstruction and stop
ped the train in time to avert what
must anrely have proven a serious
accident.
Quite a niimtwr of "immigrants
pasted through Xogales this morning
on their way from the United Slates
to Mexico where they will settle 'n
the vicinity of Magdalcna. They were
from California, and camo the entire
distance in wagons, and looked re
markably well after tbrir long jorjrnty.
Tbeir horses were also in excellent
condition. Vidette.
TbeMinas Prietas and La Colorado
mints of Sonora, Mexico, have been
purchased by an Euglih company
wbicb has a capital of 250,000 in XI
shares. The mines were examined
and reported on for the Exploration
company by Henry Janin of this city
and John B. Farriah of Denver, Colo
rado. The output of the mine was
$111,1000 in June; Joly same amount;
ftrst klf of August, 1117,000, with 33
Ho Earned HI Money.
A German in a wsstern towu got
into tronble wbitb a quarrelsome man
who had been a terror to his neighbor
hood and left him dead. A young aad
inexperienced lawyer undertook the
defensu cf the German, and just before
tbe case was to be tried, he found, to
his dismay, that the jury was compos
ed of eleven combatlve-lookiug coun
trymen f the murdered man, tbe
twrlftli bing Ge man, A "defense
fund" wm immediately raised, and the
German w approached with a pro
mise tht, if ho managed to get the
accurol utT ui'.h a simple verdict of
manvltngiiltT, it would be worth
JIOO'J tu him. All be had to do was
to stick to the one word, "manslaugb
ler," Tli verdict came in "man
slaughter.' uud the jjyful lawyer for
tbe defense could not gel the $1000 in
to the German's hands too quickly.
Shaking hands with him and transfer
ring the money, ho slapped him on
the back and said:
"You did nobly 1 You must have
had a terrible time making those men
atree to simple manslaughter."
"Veil, I should say so dey vas all for
acquittal 1" Tid Bits.
The UlHcorerjr Havod hla I.I1.
Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver
sville, lib, says: "To Dr. King's New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the phy
sicians, out 01 no avail auu was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. Kirk's New Discovery in my store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first,dose began to get bet
ter, and after using three bottle was up
anil about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep store
or house "vithout it." Get a free t tall
the Tombstone Drug Store.
The yiTKterloiis Visitor.
I only knew the man -by sight,
And yet he called on ms last night.
Herhook my hand (I feel ltyeO,
And slid 'twas long since we had met ;
But in tbe coming future we
The warmest friends would surely be
He prsisrd my house, royelf, my wife.
Anl eiiviej us our happy lile.
Our bsy he patted on the head
He'd one day be a judge, he said.
He did not go away till late.
Today I heard a neighbor state
My caller a k candidate.
PRIMARY DATES.
Fipullsts Sept. 19th.
JemocraU " 24th,
Republicans " 25tb.
CONVENTION DATES.
Democrats, at Tombstone Oct. Ctb.
Republican, " " Oct. 8th,
Populists " Biebee to be set.
Today is Mexican Independence day
and the Mexican population are duly
celebrating. The Mexican tricolors
are afloat in various places and some
of tbo mors enthusiastic defendants of
Hildalgo are creating a brisk demand
for tarantula juice and their patriot
Ura knows no bonds.
District Attorney 'Swsrn met with an
accideqt yesterday which causer him
couaiderable pain. He was engaged
in lilting with a crowbar when the
latter dipped and he fell forwarded
striking his head against the corner of
a hou-e inflicting a painful injury just
above his temple, but fortunately was
not serious wbicb might have been
the result should he have have re
spited the full force of tbe fall on the
Umple.
Mrc.Warner, a respected widow, cf
Sbarptowo, Deleware, has been reading
about the New York prophet who pre
dicted tbe world was income to an end
Wednesday last. She became'eonvinc
ed that tbe prediction wauld be veri
fied and spent monday and Tuesday
distributing her worldly goods to bsr
neighbor, and on Wednesday she
donned a white robe and sat on ber
front steps all day. Tbe event failed
to come-off and Thursday she made an
effort to secure the return of ber prop
erty and failed. Bhe will bring suit to
recover it.
Mr. C. A. Farr who baa leea con
nects! wi.h Greenlee! ds Sirgeant,
the well known safe and cembi nation
lock manufacturers, arrived In town
Iat night on his regular tear inspect
ing the time lock on the ceunty trees
ury and cleaning tbe same. Ifr.
F.rr states that tbe vaults of tbe
Cochise county treesuryare'anong tbe
best, and the lime lock and combina
tions make it doubly eesnre: i Tact
which tLonld be born- in mind "y rob
bers who may bare designs on tbe
county's weal'.h.
A cursory glance at the newspapers
of tbe United States would impress for
eigners wbe bave not kept paoe with
the political events in this country
tbat Mr. Hanna is tbe republican aoasi
nee fer president Woodlaad Desae- J
era.
THEY LEAVE NO REGRETS
And Pursue the Wisest Cottrf e
for Silver's Iutereat
An exchange well says: The gentle
men who think they aro superior in
wisdom and statesmanship to tbe
Democratio party have finally nomi
nated their ticket. They call them
selves tbe Na-ional Democratic parly.
They are not entitled to any such dis
tinction, but nobody will laanel with
thrm about that. Tbey have the law
ful right to go out'and set up this side
show, bating determined to do so.
And as Mr. Bryan said, in the course
of a speech at Niacara Falls the other
day, the regular DcBiocrat'c party will
not go into court and ask an injunc
tion to retrain theeo gentlemen who
just met at Indianapolis from exercis
ing tbeir real political sentiments.
Their appropriation of the name of
the Demoeratio party is, of course, a
cheeky piece of bui es, but notwith
standing their brain attemptat coun
terfeit, no person will be dec-ived by
them. We will concede thai these
gentlemen are mostly able men, ard
have heretofore enjoyed honors at the
hands of the Democratic party. And
in some respects tbey bave imbibed
Democratic sentiment. But the sim
ple fact that they are today outside of
the regular Democratio party is pos
itive pioof that they do not belong in
that party. Their tentiments are in
ympathy with tbe kingship of wealth,
with the reign of a monied oligarch.of
a standard of money which discrimi
nates in favor of tbe rich ssagaiml tbe
middle and poorer clatses, are foreign
to Democratic principle, which sig
nify the rule of tbe people, without
foritism to the golden God and priests
who officiate at its shrine.
Let it be remembered that theee
same gentlemen who bolted the Chi
cago convention had never charged
that that convention was net the
legally constituted Democratic body.
Many of them were there as dele
gates and participated in tbe proceed
ings until they were convinced thai
their one third minority would not be
allowed to control the two thirds
majority of delegates. So much for
the justification of tbeir opposition to
tbe regular party organization.
Since tbey bave decided to bolt,
however, let it be known tbat their
course in .naming a ticket is the Lest
course they could have pursued in the
interest of Bryan, provided tbey vote
for their own ticket. To have failed
to name a ticket of thir own would
have meant the deliverance of their
votes to Major McKinley.hecause with
the gold standard they must affiliate.
Heorr HeCwruiIctc
Tbe marriage of Mr. Wood Moore and
Mils Gertrude McCormick was sol
emnized early this morning at the
Aztec, and a more beautiful and novel
ceremony would be difficult to con
ceive. The loviug twain were made
one 'neatb the spreading branches of
a giant palm which stands in the yard
suneundtd by an efiucion of lovely
flowers.
About 30 intimate friends wers
present, and after witnessing tbe ideal
ceremony and tbe t) tng of tbe nuptial
knot Gy Rev Roberts, tbe wedding
breakfast, wbicb indeed a tempt
ing collation, was sat dowii luo nd
Darlaken of with a relish. After the
meal was finished the bridal rrt7
raid showers of falling rice and tbe
well-wishes of all present, took their
departure for their future home in
Missouri.
Mr. Moore is an esteemed merchant
and ci titan of Neosho, Missouri, witb
wbicb city be has been prominently
identified for many years.
Miss McCormick, tbe accomplished
daughter of Foreman McCormick of
tbe T. M. k M. Co., is well known.
Her extremely agreeable nature has
won for ber Many, warm friends, and
in social circles she was a favorite.
The bappy couple received showers
Of congratulations and when ia tbe
big 4 borne coach were followed by
any amount of rice, old shoes and
usual good luck epistles. Tbe ceacb
was loaded with a merry party wbe
eccompalnecLthe oeuple to Fairbank
to see thens off.
Hay never a ripple rise in tbe stream
cf life during lb vovage of tbe bappy
r. mat was consummated this
morning is tbe congratulation cf tbe
Prospxctok. ..
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BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.
Tbe best salve in ths world for cuts
..:. 11TH niters, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
:. :. nunniMKl ta five ceefect stis a
faction or money reiunded. Prices 50
cents eerbox. For sale ' lombione
Drag Store
Substitutes
There are none for Schil
lings Best tea unless there
is another pure Japan tea in
packages; and we don't know
of one in the United States.
1 And -what if there is?
There is no other tea roasted
in America all others are
roasted in Japan, or wherever
they come from, and grow
stale on the way to America,
and staler -while they lie here
waiting to be sold to grocers.
We do not roast Schillings
Best until your grocer wants
it.
It is the only fresh -tea
there is.
Your money back if you
want it at your grocer's.
Schilling's Rest colTee, baking-powder,
soda, spice, and flavoring-extracts,
are also money-backed.
A Schilling 2r Company San Francisco
"We had an epidemic of dysentery in
thi vicinity last summer," says Saiuutl
S. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. "1 was
taken with it and suffered severely until
some one called my attention to Cham
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I procured a bottle and felt
better after the first dose. Before one
half of the bott'e had been used I was
well, t recommended it to my Iriends
and their experience was the same. We
all unite in saying it is the best." For
sale by Druggists.
Cooltrurtlio.
Rih new find are being constantly
reported from Coolgardie gold fields.
. F. Examiner, date Jan. 17th. Re
ports among tbe finds at Black Flat, a
nugget weighing 300 ounces, near!)
all pure gold, a number of other pieces
were obtained amounting to about
$10,000 worth. Coolgardie is an ac
cessible point, reached by steamer to
Fremanlle, Ihetice by rail to Southern
Cross and team to detini.tin. The
trip to Australia on the fine steamers
of the Oceanie S. 8. company, via Hon
olulu..a!amoa and New Zealand is
pleasure sailing the day lung. This
line tickets passengers to Cape Town,
South Africa. Map of Coolgardie dis
triot and Pacific Port?, etc., mailed
free to any address by the Oceanic
line, 114 Montgomery street San Fran
ci"o. i28-dw-Gm
BepMican Friaries
Tousstone. September 10, I896.
At a meeting of the Republican countv cen
tral committee, liela at the court hetue. Tomb
tic ie, Cochise county, on the afcote date, it
mu ordered that the sth day of September,
1S06. be. ad is hereby set as the day fer bold
lag tbe K'pub'icn pnnuuies in this county, for
the purpose of ocnine delegates to a Republi
can cxmn'.y convention, to be held in the court
bouse, ta Tomb-tone, on the 8th day of October,
1896. at a o'clock, p. ra., then and there to
nemiaateTerntorislandCoan.y officers, and to
transact such other bustne a may properly
come before said convennon.
The following were selected as judges;
Tombstone ia delegates, ludjes First
Ward, J C. Wner: Second Ward, F. V
Wolcott: Third War J, Thos. Lowrj; Fourth
V'ard, Wo. Corbett. Outside. C. H. Cs.cit,
Clarksjure. Chas. Hancock.
Bifce, u delegates Judge. George Shibley.
Ash and M Iter's canyon, i ideyate.
Fort Huacttica. a delegates Judge, J. C.
Bui nett.
West Hoachnca. 1 delegate Judge, L K Mc
Inrrre. Fairbank, a delegates lodge. A V Nojs
St Dafid, a delegate- judge. JisMcK'e
Benson, 3 delegate; Judfe, II Ucrwin
Ties Alamos. I delegate
rWs. 1 delegate
Ra selnlle, x delegate
WiScoz. 5 deleeites ludce. W F Nichols
Dos Cabezas 2 delrgatb ludge, ET White
Eoe. 1 uclegate Judge, Geo K Bugbee
tun rimon, 1 delegate
C ainock, X delegate
r.jcker, 1 delega'e Judge, J I! CogweU
Galyntle. I delegate
Hereford, r delegat
Mate Canyon, i delegate
Pearce, 3 delegates Judge, Wm John?lm
T uiquols, z delegate Judge, Alex Case,
Dragoon, 1 delegate Jadge, Vsa Walker
Hooker's. 1 delegate
Powers, r delegate
In preoccts "here no appointments are made
the Republicans are requested to select their
own judges.
The order of business at this convention shall
be:
1st Tbe selection of a County Central Com
mittee. and Nomination of officer! to b v.ted for
the November electro,.
G H FITTS,
Chairman.
A W SMITH. Secretary,
A Good Ranch and Improve
ments -Offered for Sale,.
TtTOTICB IS-HEREBY GIVEN THAT
XI bidewill be reodred by the undersigned
administrator of the est.- te of Emits Lenormaad
deceased up to and including November 14th
iso at tus store In xombsione Arizona for th
ranch of ttio acres, heretofore owned and occu-
pxe 1y ntd deceased, situated on the San
Pedre r.-er in said county; jost abore the Grand
Central VH, and about two miles below cne
town of Fauvuk and also for all tbr ersoaa
property and uwosJls belonging tr nd situated
oa said ranch which person property is de
ter bed ia tbe iaientotj -a appn-'ement in this
estate, oa file with the Probate Judge of said
county. Possessors can be given December
rst, 1 Sot. Terms of sale. cash. Tbe right to
reject any and all bids is hereby reserved.
GEO. H. FITTS .
aaiaSernbtr jA., lSoft
wisirators
ale
P. B. WARNEKROS,
CLOSING OUT ! !
His Mammoth Stock Of
Hats
Liquors
Wagons
Buggies
Clothing
Groceries
Hammers
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
ing Implements
ALL (FILL BE SOLD AT COST.
CLEARANCE - SALE.
GOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
We Respectfully Solicit TIte Trade .oj All Residents 0
Cochise County. No Trouble to' Show Goods. Call,and
Convince Yourselj of Tlie
We Mean
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A SACRIFICE.
GIVE US
Si
Business.
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