Tombstone prospector. [volume], September 24, 1896, Image 4

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LOCAL NOTES,
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Dr. Gaff, Benson Physician end
surgeon. tl
Frank Earle left tbii morning for
the northern part of the territory.
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The Populist call for convention on
Oct. lit. appears in another column.
Sixteen to one! That the enter
tainment and locial tomorrow night
will be a grand lucceii thii can be no
doubt.
The primaries for the Democrats
went h-ld at the building next to
Smith's Shoemaker ihop. No blood
hed hail been recorded up to the time
of going to press.
The Democrats and Populists of
Gila county bare made a complete
fusion. Tbey met in joint county
onTentinm and divided the offices
equatiy between the two parties.
The sound of preparation is heard
from "early morn till dewy ere" at
Muting Exchange HalL The ladies
are sparing no pains to make the 25th
an evening to be thoroughly enjoyed
At Phoenix on Thursday night there
will be a grand ratification of the Ttr
ritoriat and county nominees of the
Desaocratio party. Hon. Mark A
Smith and other prominent speakers
will address the meeting.
The following Delegates are being
bsmotted for at the Democratic pri
mary thai it being held today: Tom
Tanner, Hale McCormick, M. D.
Seribaer, E. Sydow, A. L. Brooks. H.
8. Gordon, M. Coitello, Geo. Bafferty
Henry Gray, T. Hook, P. Gill, J
Hanley. J. J. Pattnn, Scott While
John, B. Miaco, and Joe Lippert.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
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BAKING
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MOST PERFECT MADE.
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THE PHENIX CONVENTION
How Things Were Run to Salt
the Bosses,
A.L. Grow returned from Pbenix
last night wherehehadbeenin attend
anoe at the Republican com eo lion.
He states that the golJ men were in
the majority and ruled thecenvt-ntiou
toeult tbemsehes. A aniukUtictibn
say that the committee virtually de
cided that Cochise oounty did ml
know bow or what delegates to send
and proceeded to arrange mailer to
their liking, unsealing 3. A. Mr-Hi, a
duly appointed delegate from St.
David, and placing Wm, S!iliim of
Benson in bis stead, tbe latter being
sold bug UcKinley thouter who n
not ren mentioned in the litt of
Cochise repreeentaties when the del
egates were givea credential here
Editor Bird of Nogale. who was turn
ed down by the Pima delegation at
Tucson, was also aeeorded recognition
in some unaccountable manner. By
what syileruof political juggling such
proceeding can be brought about is
patt finding out. Any attempt to
talk lilver or introduce a silver reolu
tion was promptly ignored and the
number of free coinage delegate pres
ent would not make a corporal's
guard.
Tbe platform atsail the reeord of the
Democratic party, warmly adocates
tatebood, commends the labors in
congress of Delegate N. O. Murphy,
advocates tariff for protection partic
ularly on wool, and upon finance has
the following;
"We endorse the national Republi
can platform as enunciattd at St.
Loui, without any reservation what
ever; while we believe ir bimetallism,
we believe the Republican party i the
only true friend of tilver and will leg
islate in such a manner as will be
favorable to the coinage of silver with
out disturbing the business interests
of the country. We regard the silver
plauk in tbe national Democratic
platform as timely a ubterfug. in
tended to confuse thr people ar.cl
direct their attention from tne true
issues before Ibem in this campaign
which is legislation on the tariS qtits
lion."
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The tmcoTerj- MavoU bla l.llc.
Mr. G.Caillouette, Druggiit, Beaver
sville, I1L, says: "To Dr. King's New
Discover I owe my life, Was taken
with La Grippe and triea all the phy
sicians, but of no avail and was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. King's New Dircovery 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
and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep store
or hoube without it." Get a free t lall
the Tombstone Drug Store.
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Tbe report of B. J. Fine to the effect
that Bryan is gaining ground in the
stale of Indians, Ohio and Pennsyl
vania and is sure to carry Missouri is
encouraging because Mr. Fine U an;
observing gentleman and speaks as a
competent witness. Tbe signs are en
couraging. i a
Another large contingent of Uni
versity students came in from the
southeastern part of tbe territory yes
terday. Tbey are Xeliie Hughes,
Lillie Burr, Arnold Ecbmid, . A.
Hughes and H. fl Brown of Bisbee;
Edward Steele, Geo. Yanderwalker
Joseph Sharer, Sarab J. Walker, John
Vanderwalker and B. It. Biggs of
Willcox ; Henry Caataneda of Benson
and Robert Fourr of Dragoon. Star.
Westward, eastward, northward,
southward, the universal star of free
silver makes its way. Like tbe Star
of Bethlehem; its silvery rays seem to
gleam from the skies of every nation,
and tbe oppreseed of the earth cry
with one accord, "Deliverance is at
hand," and the wUe men of the earth
point to William J. Bryan, of Nebraska
as the people's deliverer, ana! to Wm.
McKtnley, of Ohio, as the chief of tbe
yellow-livered cohorts ol hell. Courier.
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The examination of stndent tor ad
mission to tbe university was concluded
yesteiday and registration will take
place today. There was quite an in
flux of students from abroad yesterday
morning, rrany of whom were not in
attendance last year, Among them
was Mary R. Monroe and Lucy Rtggi
of Willccx, Lillie Vaugban of Benson,
Laura Wood and Ida Wocdi of Fort
Grant, Ethel Robertson of Pearce, J.
P. Wells, Jr., of Florence, K. Wells and
Sosa Lewis of Florence and Jebn D.
Young of Sacaton. Mr. Young is en
tered for a special course in civil
n ginceii' g-Star.
Cfcaasre at Tlsnr.
El) PROFPECTORf I beg to advise
thtt the new time card goes into effect
on the 25th inst. at 5 o'clock p. m.
and is as follows:
East bound pinsenger train passe
Benson at 4:40 a. m. Freights, 5:15
a. m. and 9 :10 p. m.
Westbound passenger passes Ben
son at 12:05 a. in. Freight at 11:30
a. m. and 4 a. ra. All the freights
mentioned carry passengers.
The N M. &. A. will arrive at Sen
ses at 10:40 p.m. and leave at 6:30
a.m.
Youn Truly,
F. S.WXB3TER,
Agent.
PRIMARY DATES.
Democrats " 24tb,
Republicans " 26th.
CONVENTION DATES.
Democrats, at Tombstone Oct. 6th.
Republican?, " " Oct. 8lb.
Populists " Bisbee Oct. 1st.
Notice to Rrpabllemce.
It has been deemed best to select del
egates to the county convention from
Tombstone by a joint meeting of all
tbe wards. Now, therefore, you are
requested to meet at the City Hall
on Sept. 26th at 7 :30 p. m. to select
12 delegates to the county convention.
G. H. FITT8
Chairman Co. Committer.
A. W, Smith, Secretary.
Last August while working in the bar-.
vest field I became overheated, was sud
denly attacked with cramps and was
neatly dead. Mr. Cummtngs, the drug
gist, gave me a dose of Chamberlain'
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. I now
keep a bottle of the remedy handy. A.
M. Bunnell, Centeniile, Wash. For
sate by Druggists.
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THE REVOLUTIONISTS.
U. P. Cavalry and Jlexican
Troops Along the Border,
Ctptain Pitcher of tbe First U. S.
cavblr) has been ordered with his
cum m and from Darning to assist ths
U. S. Marshal, who is rounding up the
gang of outlaws infesting the border
and made tbe attack on the Palomas
custom house. Three troops of the
Second Mexican cavalry under Lieu
tenant-Colonel Gonxales are also pa
tiolling the border. Tbe soldiers at
Fort Bliss hope they will he ordered
out to patroll the local border so a to
give them something to do4
Deputy Marabal Loomia give the
Republican this account of ths rob
bers of the Mexican custom house.
There were twenty-six men in the
party. The guard at the building con
sisted of four soldiers and an officer.
They went upon the roof and fired a
volley at tbe robber. Cavalry and
infantry within sound of the guns
soon arrived. Two robbers weie killed
and four wounded. 1 he rest scattered
along the Rio Grande. The men are
all known Mexican outlaws who are
wanted for offenses in Mexico. Tbe
marshal had traced one of the raiders
together with two of the wounded men
to Mesilla park, where tbey had taken
tbe 4 o'clock train for El Pao Thurs
day evening. Deputy Sheriffs Brent
and John Casey wero on the trail and
found tbat the men reached Metills
park tbat morning and bad remained
in hiJitig until the train came in.
The well man bad been around offer
ing to sell bit revolver and probably
succeeded in rsising enough money to
sake all to 1 Paso. It is thought by
Deputy Loom is that the men arrested
(n 1 Paso were fugitives.
A Michigan farmer sends tbe follow
ing to bis home paper, which somes
very close to ths mark: General Alger
is right, The price of everything else
has gone down with silver. I know
tin because I can take 50 cents worth
of silver toJay and buy as much horse.
as much cow, as mscb hog, as much
f rein, much wool, as ihucb butter,
a much egg, and, in fact as much
of any farm product produce as I
could with 1 1 worth of silvsr when I
bought my farm in 1870. But when I
come to make a payment on my mort
gage, which is not altogether wiped
out, I still have to put up $1 worth of
silver (m gold 'dollar) to pay 91 worth
of mortgage. In other words, every
thiag my farm produces except the
mortgage, has gone down half in value.
That is why I am a silver Republican,
and why the man who holds the
mortgage is a gold Republican, "Hur
rah for Bryan."
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Balcfaag Powder
ARIZONA PATRIOTISM.
All Should Stand bv the Silver
Cause.
The Gazette says, any man living
in Arizona should favor the free coiu
age of silver and gold at tbe lrgal ra
t o of 1G to 1, simply from instinct, if
hs has not tho ability to fui tber reason.
Wheu it comes to logical argument,
none can be feund in favor of the
single standard because It favors the
inequality and enhances the value of
money to the direct detriment of all
producers. Even tbe bobby of pro
tection vanishes because free coinage
furnishes a natural protection accord
ing to the laws of trade and exchange,
extending our field of commerce to all
lilver using nation and excluding
importation from gold ttandard countries.
Thi is a natural law of protection.
based on equity, not on the plan ol
putting the laborers earnings into tbe
pockets of the trusts and combines.
What is true locally will hold true
nationally, and who diputes the fact
that free coinage would benefit our
territory! The mountain tides in
every section of Arizona are filled with
silver deposits. Tombstone, once tbe
pride o the .mining world and the
largest city in Arizona, is now bnt a
little town. Tbe srnoka stacks from
tbe many big silver mines are new
stleut and millions of taxable wealth
has been swept away in the county of
Cochise alone. In the White Hills
ia Mobavs and in Yavapai county
similar losses have been sustained and
once thrifty camps are now desolate.
In the face of all this, right here In
our own county men declare for tbe
gold standard. Tbey should not have
disgraced their homes by so doing.
Mrs. S. A. Kelt, of Pomona, Cil, had
the had luck to sprain her ankle. "I
tried several liniments,'' she says, "but
was not cured until I used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. Tbat remedy cured me and
I take pleaure recommendiug it and
citifying to its fncacy." This med l cine is
talsoof great value for rheumatism, lame
back, pains, in the chest, pleurisy and all
deep-seated and muscular pains. For
sale by Uruggis
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According to tbe magazine of the
Nsw York Sunday World, the United
States has 5,000.000 farmers, who feed
70,000,000 of their countrymen and
half of Europe; four million mechan
ics who dress us and build our houses;
three million railroad men who trans
port our freight and carry us about;
nearly three million hired girls; nearly
four million miners; twenty thousand
bankers end brokers; nine thousand
private coachmen; only four thousand
millionaires, the little men who fear
that Bryan's election may reduce the
incomes of the millions mentioned
ahead of them.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction Cit
111., 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 tier, and she skys it
saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139
Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from
a dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought one bottle of Dr. King's
New Discoverp and in two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful. It is
ruch results, of which there are samples
tbat prove tbe wondertul efficacy of the
medicine in coughs aad colds. Free
trial bottles at TombMoi.e and Bisbee
drug stores. Regular size 50c and St. 00
WRITE TO
MORGAN AND WRIGHT,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Fee their little book on quick repair
tires. Reduced prices. Book will be
sent free. Send your address, stating
tbat you saw "ad" in the Prospector,
MORGAN AND WRIGHT.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
You want
a sample of Schilling's Best
tea?
You shall have as big a
sample as you wanL
Go to your grocer, buy the
tea. If you like it, it is worth
the money; if you don't like
it, call it a sample, and get
your money back from the
grocer.
Also pure and money-backed: Sthit
ling's MeitcoiTte, baking-powder, soda.
Spices, and flavoring extracts.
A Schilling & G.nfany So Francisco
Populist County Convention.
The Peopte'i Patty county cmentio '
hereby cal'ed and will be held 41 nisbc. in the
Opera Hot.se, on October t, i8c,6 Kach del
egate ar alternate is specially iequrstad to
atU'ud in person if possiblt, obenme it will be
tbe duty of such delegates or alternat s to send
proxies to be o"ed at said county onnrention
The following is the ni mber of delegates to
hich each Toting precint cis en titled
Bisbee. 7; Tombstone. 4. Pearce, a; Will
cox, ; Hereford, 1; Ml, let j Canyon. 1; Fort
Huachuca 1, Htnchuca Sidinr. t; West Hna
cliuca, 1: Fairhanlc. t; St. Dartd, 1; Beaton, i;
Tres Alaaus, 1; Hoofs nnch, , Ruscelville, 1;
Dos Cibein, t, Teviston, 1. San Simon, it
Brannock. 1: Tavlor'i Kancb, 1: Galenlle. 1;
San TleTnardino, 1.
G M Poetex
Secretary
yiiisirator's Sale
A Good Ranch and Improve
ments Offered for Sale,
-rO-TICE IS HERF.BY GIVEN THAT
JJ, bidi will be received by the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Envle Lenormand
deceased up to and including November 14th
1806 at his store in Tombstone Amsna for the
ranch of 160 acres, heretofore o ned and occu
pied bv said deceased situated on the ban
redra river in said county: just aboe the Grand
Central M'U. and about two miles below the
tow n of Fairhanlc and also for all the personal
property and utensils belonging to and situated
upon said ranch whi.h personal property is de
scribed in the inventory and appnsement in this
estate, on file with the Probate ludge of said
county. Possession can be given December
1st. 1894 Te-ms of sale. cash. Tte right to
reject any and all bids is neretv reserved.
GEO. H. FIITS
Administrator,
Dated September cth, 1896
Tombstone & Pearce
MAIL AND 8TAGE LINE.
WANK BLATZ, - Prop.
Makes semi weekly trips to and from
Pearce esery Wednesday and Sun
day of each week, making the round
trip in one day, carrying U. S. mail
and passengers.
FARE, round trip - - $4
TO THE SEASHORE.
Excursion Rates to Santa Mon
ica and the Sea Coast;
Over tbe
S P ,R. R. FROM BENSON
To parties desiring to go to the ser-
shore to spend the summer and enjoy
the cool salt water breexe, should take
advantage of tbe excursion rate ol
31.95 from
BENSON TO SANTA MONICA.
Tickets good for 60 days. For f urtbei
information apply to
JF. S.WEBSTER,
Agent at Benson,
Or T. A. Gooduaji J
G. P. A.. Han Fratcitco.
kThe highest claim for other t
tobaccos is "Just as
good as Durham."
Every old smoker
knows there is none just
as good as
BlackwelFs
BULL DURHAM
Smeking tobacco
Ton will find one coupon inside
caca two ounce bag, and two cou-
puns losiae eacn lour ounce
, D&20I Blackwell'aDnrhom
fl ii ,Bny ? UZ of thi cde-
uimcu louacco ana read tne 1
(coupon which pivea a lii I
of Valuable presents and how
losjett&en.
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P. B. WARNEKROS.
CLOSING OUT!!
His Mammoth Stok Of
Hats
Liquors
Wagons
Buggies
Clothing
Groceries
Hammers
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
ing Implements
ALL Ml BE SOLD AT
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COST
CLEARANCE - SALE.
GOODS ALIF.ESH AND NEiV
We Respectfully Solicit The Trade oj All Residents 6 '.
Cochise County. No Trouble to Show Goods. Cillmand
Convince Yourself of The ''
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We Mean business.
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