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The Prospector.
OCTOBER 3- l69C
"JjJALROAD TIME TABLES
IZONA it SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
FLOOD AT BENSON.
Six Persons Known to be Lost
and Others Missing
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Satnrdaya, 4.04 Baaaon
The latest news from Krnsn ii to
the effect that 8 bodies ba.v
110'
thatching
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J. J. Flit General Manag-cr.
JA. Naoclk. L. II. Albkicrt.
Atsisn General Manager. Train Master.
MARICOPA & PHOENIX R. R.
t.North . stations South
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1.35pm Tempe 130am
.apm Kjrrene 1155pm
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8.45 pm Mane pa la 13 p m
G. H.7HOVSHELX, Geo. Sapt.
LOCAL NOTE8.
Silver it 'quoted at 65
Dr. Gaff,Benon Physician
surgeon.
and
tl
Schilling's Beit
the pound.
DiSrrent from
Schilling's Best.
tea 150 cups to
anything except
If Schilling' Beit tea ia pure, and
Ike Ua you are drinking ii not, why
aren't you drinking Schilling's Beitf
Iff money-backed.
The days are gliding swiftly by and
the opportunity will bare pasted for
yeu to regiater;ifyoubave not already
done so, go at once and make yourself
a legal toter by registering.
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Gentlemen who have travelled over
more than half of the countiet in the
territory daring the last two months,
tell us that the universal sentiment is
in favor of Mark Smith, aad predict
his election by a larger majority than
before. Yidette.
been been found by tu
party. The family of Win. ZeeV, wife
and two children; fcUu Mis. Athborn
and two children, besider everal Mx-
leans, whoie identity is unknown.
The volume of water thai I It deso
lation and death in It" ath 10 ee-M
have been a breast of .ter fourftet
high and swept everything before it as
if the obstructions were but matches.
Water a foot or mote deep ccvers the
entire town and flat, the drainage be
ing very slight it runs off ilowly.
Bepeated telegrams for details failed
to bring any replies which can only
be accounted for through the fact that
the telegraph office at Benson it ehorl
on help, only one operator being
caught alone and is flooded with work
besides attending to the service aleag
the line and all train orders, to say
nothing of the Biibte branch and line
running into Sonora.
telegram fiom Wilcox states the
whole country thereabouts is flooded
and from what can be learned at Sea
son the terrible rainitorm was evident
ly general for miles along the S. P.
X report that BUbee was visited by
another flood last night was received
here at noon. It was claimed to be
far more diiastrous than the one the
day previous and waa believed several
lives were lest the flood ruthing down
the main street the flood gate uetd in
emergencies of this kind cot being
closed in time. It is almoit impossible
to sesure'any details.
THI LATEST.
The following telegraphic dispateh
was received at this office at 3:40 p. m.
Bxssow,Oct.3, 1896.
M. Wji. Hattich: Mrs. Ashbnrn
and Mrs. Zeek are all the bodies found.
(Signed) Dr. Gajt.
Another dispatch was received which
states that in addition to the above
named four children had been
drowned.
This is the only authentic informa
tion we have; all elce in regard to
number of drowned is report.
Last August while working in the har
vest field I became overheated, was sud
denly attacked with cramps and was
nearly dead. Mr. Cumminijs, the drug
gist, gave me a dose of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. I now
keep a bottle of the remedy handy. A.
M. BUNNELL, Centerville, Wash. For
sale by Drugeists,
ROLL OF HONOR,
Mongol Swelled Urnd.
Sing asongot ew oiled head, aMlow
full of gin, coming liomn at 4 a. 111 ,hia
wife woul let hint iu.
Hia fee', are lull of tanglefoot, his
head ia full of wheels; the key hole
runs around the knob; lie a funny
feeling feels.
He put his feet upon tho porch, hia
dead upon the ground auil till the time
! MitMn hia "mug" the wheels are
POLITICAL STRAWS.
' ivjiui? round.
Ho thinks that he is sober and every
one ift tight, and he thinks he's iu his
bedroom, iustead of out all night.
Ho thinks the moon's a dollar and
will buy a dozen drinks and various
other minor thoughts he thinks and
thinLa- aud tbinkr.
But when the morning cometb, and
it cotneth soon at that, he looks around
and murmur, "Great snakes! itheie
am I at." Ex.
Indications of How the
Blows Local lv
Wind
Boilim
Tba Tjraunj el me Desk.
We will suppose that your occupation
is sedentary that your are chained, so to
speak: -to tee desk in some counting hquse
or perhaps to the loom in some vast mill
where you ate compelled to labor from
morning to night. Sunday is your only
day of relaxation. You return home
every evening wearied mentally and
bodily. Your health and strength begin
to fail. What will most effectually re
cuperate your vital energy The weight
of evidence points to no other conclusion
than that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
rour safest, roost reliable jheet anchor.
Use it persistently, and your system will
loon regain its pristine vigor. Every
function will receie a healthful impulse.
There is no remedy to equal the Bitters
for nevousness and want of sleep,
dyspepsia, constipation and billiousness.
It averts and remedies all forms of mal
arial disease, and is a preventive of
rheumatism and neuralgia.
Mrs. S. A. KelL of Pomona, CaL, had
the bad luck to sprain her ankle. "I
tried several liniments," she says, "but
was not cured until I used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. That remedy cured me and
I take pleasure recommending it and
estifying to its fficacy." This med icineis
talsoof great value for rheumatism, lame
back, pains, in the chest, pleurisy and all'
deep-seated and rnuscalar pains. For
sale by Druggis
The two Yaqui prisoners who
eaptured when the attaekon the Cue
torn House was made on the morning
ol August litb, and who bare been in
jail in Ifogales ever sinee, were taken
to Guaymaa last night guarded by an
eeaortoftea men. Vidette.
Awarded
rtighest Honors World's Fair,
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BAKING
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Names of Those Giving to Aid
in the Cause of Silver-
The following is a list of contnbut
ing members of the Tombstone Bime
tallic League. The roll of honor will
be published occasionally and addi
tional names added as fast as any'
donations are made:
A. Wentwortb.
a S. Clark '
T. N. 'Wolcotl
A. L. Grow
Joe MoPberson
Samuel Barrow
M.D. 8cribner
B. A. Packard
Mrs. Josiah Kirlew
A. D. Walsh
M. J. Brown
Pkobfxctok
Cbaa Bacigalupi
GeosH. Fitts
Ed. Tarbll
Wm. Garrett
Dr. H. S. Gordon. Wm. Kirlew.
Henry Danker
John McCarty
Ben Cook
A. H. Emanuel
H. J. Gray
W.T. Bradley
Scott White
Cbas. Langpaap
Thomas Tnnney
E.W.Perkins
Pete Bate
Frank Eagle
F.E. Cad well
J.'A. Koska
0. I Cummlngs
Thos. Lowry
Col. R.H. HaffbrJ
John Escopulf
Geo. Thompson
R. E. JlCSaHH
Joiiiali Kirlew
Martin Coatello
Louis Duval
J. B. lliano
W.O. Abbott
J. S. Trowbridge
A. L. Brooke
P.B. Warcekros
On Sunday last a Mexican who was
confinert in the hospital by a fever, left
his bed and going out onto the third
story piazia, jumped off. When pick
ed up he was dead. A coroner'n jury
returned a verdict of suicide. Jerome
Mining News.
The I'opuliiU have placed their
ticket in the tifcld and subject tbem
atlvoa to the first lire of sciutiny. It
ts evidt-nt the party deiired to cover
the country and give the various sec
tion!, a Dortion of the pie, Bisbee
Tombstone. St. David, Benson. Dos
Cabezas are represented. The Popi
are sanguine of carrying their ticket.
May the best man win.
Editor Duulap of the Valley News
is numbered aroonx the timber pile
possibilities for the legislature on the
Republican ticket. A sworn affidavit
that he will sot monkey with the
Miles county buzs saw however will
bo necessary.
Vt. Farrington of Bisbee is a pos
sible legislative candidate, of the local
b.q.p.
It is understood Wm. Shilliaoi Ben-,
sons eoldbuK, is out for the sherevalty
Cant. Heyne the democratic . war
horse ot Sucker is prominently nam
ed for the legislature.
The frieuds of B. A. Packardare
urging him to allow bis name to .'be
used on the Democratic ticket.
0. B. Fly the present incumbent' of
the Sheriff eoffice, is named for another
nomination.
Scott White is looming up js a
nominee beloro the democratic Hoon-
vention, -
Judging from the candidates the
office of District Attorney appears to
be most desired. District Attorney
Swain, W. C.SUelile and Chai Gran
ville Johnson on the Republican
ticket and Allen R. English V. S.
Clark on the opposing with E. W.
Land to bear from. The Pops have
seminattid the only other lawyer in
the county in the person of Jas. RTelly.
takes all the fun out of tea,
and puts bad feelings in its
place: constipation, and all
that comesof it.
Don't boil your tea. Fol
low directions in each package
of Sikilling's Best money
back" tea.
Also pure and money-backed: Sehih
ling's But oflfee, baking-powder, soda,
apices, and flavoring extracts.
A Schilling &&& SnaFroMcitc
Vleiorr Crrinln.
SenatorJBtewart, of Nevada, takes a
rosy view of the situation, and figures
out llid .certain election of the silver
ticket." Here are thesenatcr"B figures.
SUEK BllAEtt STATES.
Alabama, 11
Arkansas, 8
California, 9
Co'lorado, 4
Delaware, 3
Florida, 4
Georgia, 13
Idaho, o
(Camas. 10
Kentucky, 13
Louiiana, 8
Maryland, 8
Miseiseippi, 9
Missouri, 17 Wyoming.
Montana,
Total
Necessary to a choice, 224.
DOUBTFUL BTATE8,
Illinois, 24 Michigan,
Indiana, 15 Minnesota,
Iowa, 13 New York,
Nebraska, 3
Nead, 1
North Caruliua,18
North Dakota, 3
Oregon, 4
South Carolina, 9
South Dakota, 4
Tennessee, 12
Tolas, 15
Utah, 3
Virginia, 12
Washinton, 4
West Yireinoa,
P. B. WARNEKROS.
IS
CLOSING BUT!!
220
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His Mammoth Stocsk Of
Hats
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UNCERTAINTY.
LOVES PEACEFUL DREAM
The Lesson the Benson Flood
Famishes
Often in our short experience have
we seen the blacknefi pi despair lurk
in the wake of the brightest sunshine.
Individuals whose future was full of
hope and bright expectations, brought
low in a single day. - Families, where J
love, peaee and perfect happiness
beamed from the eyes of every mem
ber, to whom life seemed an endless
happy day, by some sudden thunder
bolt of adversity brought to drink tho
dregs of bitterness; and even whole
neighborhoods, where prosperity and
joyous contentment spread its pro
tecting wings over each separate
household, where the pinacle of hu
man happiuees appeared to have been
reached, where bickerings and strife
were unknown and each icemed to
vie with hia neighbor in making life
a bletted thing, in a twinkling and
without even a moment's warning
the hearts of all are made to bleed bv
the blighting pall of dire calamity.
And today we see it right at home,
in the quiet town of Benson the home
where happiness and the comfort that
is given to life by the commnnion of
hearts bound by the ties of love and
affection, has been invaded and the
light extinguished, love has departed
and the desolation of despair has
taken her p'ace. And so it is through
this eiHtance, in all lands and with
all people, the very acme of human
happinees is snapped by the unseen,
and hearts are made desolate where
joy held away supreme.
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FOB OVKB FIFTY YEARN.
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An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs
Winslow'a Soothing Syrup has ln
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gum, allays all
pain, cure wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste, bolit by druggist in
ery part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Bo sure and ak for Mrs. Win
slo's "Soothing Syrup, and take
no other kind.
Total, 111
Senator Stewart says he does not
think there is much doubt about any
of tlesc, unless it is New York, but for
the sake of argument he puts them
down as doubtful.
Senator Stewart estimates the fol
lowing states as "probably" for Mo-
Kinley :
Connecticut, 6
Maine, C
Massachusetts, 15
New Hampshire,-!
New Jersey, 10
Total.
Ohio,
Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island,
Vermont,
Wisconsin,
23
32
4
4
12
116
Ruthlessl v Broken liv a -31 ed
dlinff Mother-in-Law.
Fire years ago Francisco Garcilla
arrived in Tempe from Sonora, accom
paniedrbyiaf winsome vmaid on whose
fair features tho southern sun had
painted the glow of beauty. The Her
ald says Cnpid had enthralled them in
his silkeiT-nieihes and the ties of
affection bad5 been so closely rivited
snaj iop formal vremony 01 legal
sauofion ,wts deemed ul?ajsssary.
A little rosebud or twoawived to
blend their mutual interests followed
ny a mother-in-law. That settled it.
From that hour tho placid waters
were disturbed by waves of dfsiension
and billows of strife. Francisco's
invalid friend found a retreat in his
household. Mother declared this
charity was to fulfill obligations caused
by infidelity on the part of Francisco.
Anger gleamed from the eyes of the
southern beauty and out went the
head of the boute and the invalid
with bag, baggage and all appurte
nances thereunto belonging.
A few days since, Francisco, think
ing the cyclone waa over, returned to
And a charge awaiting him in Justice
Spofford's court for tho non-support
of the aforesaid rosebud. Counsellor
Zuck was retained and with the aid of
the statutes and tbe persuasive eyes
of an apparently well-fed kid on tbe
stand the defendant was released and
a fatherly exhortation delivered bv tbe
justice to all parties concerned.
Or. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
World's Fair Highest Awa. d.
TtieDUcoTerjSvod hi Llle.
Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver
8vilIe,Ill.,8ay8:"To Dr. King's New
Discover I owe my life, as Uken
with La Grippe and tried all the phy
sicians, but of no avail and was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. King's New Discovery in my store
I Bent 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 Us
weight in cold. We won't keep store
or house without it." Get a free t lall
the Tombstone Drug Store.
HEUBALGIA cured by Dr. MIW Pad
Pma. "Onecwnt adoae." At all drusglstr
Houl Ramona, Los Anaales. EOcrjp.
The followig resolution was
adopted by the City Council
at its last regular session:
Resolved By the Common
Council of the City of Tomb
ston, that for the years 1897
and I898 the salary of Chief
of Police, to be elected at the
coming election, is hereby fixed
at $50 per month, and this
shall be full compensation for
all services rendered the city
by said chiet ol police.
P. B. WARNEKROS,
Mayor
D. K, "Ward well,
Clerk.
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J. N. McDonough Sam Cowau t
MDovle JorHoefler
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A sure Crane Cmm nf T k.j.
ftsAiAaseseriu, ArWnoraiiy other adulterant I
A YEAKS THB RiauiB . '
A. Ashman
Alex Mclnlyre
John Hartley
George Raflertj
Fred Carlevato
N. Nobile
J. Perlinda
Jas. F.Duncan
Cbas. Hancock
Hale McCormfck
Wm. Pearoe
C.H.Bassett
Gus Barron
CB.Tarbell
Geo W. Swain
J. J. Patton
C. Taylor, mention of whom waa
recently made in these columns as a
victim of screw flies, and whose life
was despaired of when be first entered
the county hospital, has entirely re
covered. His escape from a horrible
death is miraculous, conniderlag the
fact tbatWer 0Oof these insects were
taken from his nostrils in a few days.
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Wagons
Buggies
Clothing
Groceries
Hammers
Underwear
Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes
Mining & Farm
ing Implements
ALL M BE SOLD AT COST.
CLEARANCE - SALE.
GOODS ALL FRESH AND NEW
We Respectfully Solicit The Trade oj All Residents O
ocnxse vouniy. No Trouble to Show Goods.
Convince Yourselj of The
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