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The Prospector.
OCTOBER.
9. 1896
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1.15pm NogalM 8.30 am
aDy exoept Sunday. Pacific time.
T. J. Tart OnTl Mna?er.
A. Nauclc. L. H. Auikcht.
Assist General Manager. Train Mast-r.
MARICOPA 4 PHOENIX R. R.
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LOCAL NOTES.-""
Silver is
quoted at 65
Dr. Gaff;
urgeon.
Beneon Physician
and
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Allen R. English and Scott White
left this morning on a canvassing tour
of the county.
Tho delegate from the outlying
precincts have returned to their re
spective bomei thi afternoon.)
W. P. Long, .Republican nominee
for the council, dropped into Pros
FXCT02 offioa for a few momenta today.
Bev. Robert left yesterday to attend
the annual conference of the Metb
ediat church which it now holding its
session at Phenix.
Tbe Prospector 11 buiy turning out
candidate cards. We are prepared to
attend anything in the line of job
werk with neatnes and dispatch.
For information the Prospector
publishes today the tLree tickets that
yea may comparo and take your
choice.
1
.Last August while working in the har
vest field 1 became overheated, was sud
deoly attacked with cramps and was
nearly dead, Mr. Cummings, 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, Centerville, Wash. For
(ale by Druggists.
"Mr. Louis Williams, who was dele
gate to the Republican convention,
paid the Pbospxctor a pleasant call
this morning.
JudgTFike returned last night from
Pearce where be put in some licks for
the Populists. Ee returned with G. J.
McCaba to Biebee this a. m.
Awarded
Honors World's
sllgkest
Fair,
w CREAM
BARING
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MOST PERFECT MAD2-
A fj Grape Creaaiol Tartar Powder. Free I .
fmmAimMV.1, Akuior any otto ad,
THE CONVENTION.
Resolutions Adopted by the
Republicans Yesterday.
Tomb.tone, Arii., Oct. 81I1, leOC.
Mr. Chairman : We, your commit
tee, respectfully submit the following
resolutions tor the cousideratiou o! the
convention:
Resolved, That we moot heartily
endorco the principles of the Rt publi
can party sb enunciated by thoer
great leader Lincoln, Reward mid
Chase and that we pledge oureelxes
to maintain and support the doctrine
of the parly as set forth by them.
And we especially call the attention of
the people of the land to the sdvice
given to tbo nation in bia farewell ad
dress by that patriot, soldier and
statesman, George Washington, as it
is of particular significance at'lhU
time, and these are the ward: "Be
ware of foreign influence, a the most
baneful foe of a Republican govern
ment." We therefore condemn, and
reject a un-American and unworthy
of acceptance, any suggestion ot sub
mitting anything appertaining to
American affairs to a foreign confer
ence, believing that we are fully able
to defend our country and protect
ourselves.
We approve of a tariff that will give
American labor a just return, and
furnish a revenue that will maintain
our government, ana alio provide a
sinking fund for the redemption of
our national indebtedness.
We approve of a law of reciprocity
that will add to our commerce and
furnish a market for our surplus pro
ducts. We insist that Arizona be given the
rights of statehood, and we demand
tai as aright and not as a favor.
We demand a restriction of immi
gration under proper laws, and that
mere care should be observed in ad
mitting people to our shore, and that
none should be given the rights of
citizenship until they are fitted to ex
ercise the same in an intelligent man
ner. We ere opposed to the appropri
ation of any of the publio fund for
sectarian purposes, and we claim that
every expenditure o! publio moneys
should be for public purposes only.
We pledge ourselves to nominate
only honest, intelligent and capable
men for the various offices to be voted
for, and when so nominated, if possi
ble, to elect tbem.
FOB OVKIt I'llTV YEARN.
I
An old, well-tried remedy. Mre
Winslow'a 8oothing Syrup has bn
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
paio. cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taste. Sold by druggist in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. " Be sure and 46k for Mr. Win
slop's Soothing Syrup, and take
no other kind.
Wbat do you think of that money
back ider of Schilling's Best?
I it fair or foolish?
What does it impy as lo the teat
m
Mr. McCabe, Populist candidate for
sheriff, paid his repecls to the Pros
pector this morning. He ns out to
Pearce yesterday and is generally on
the go bus'ling for votes.
Mre.Abbott and daughter left yester
day for the Cbiricabua mountains to
spend a couple of months visiting the
family of Mr. V. Hantaker, who !
Mrs. Abbott' father.
All the Bisbee delegates together
with their McKinley badges returned
to the copper camp today. Several
leaving on the special and others going
via privatepnvey.xnco.
The Pops are aoi behind. They in
tend to put up a full city ticket and
endeavor to take a hand to run the
city government. It is believed tbey
will bold their convention tomorrow
or Monday.
Morg Hedspeth is another demo
crat who is mentioned as a candidate
tor uniei 01 ronce. 1 uis makes 3 in
tbe field thus far with' the Pops to
hear from.
A trainload of eUel rails went
through Benson last Wednesday night
to be astd in the construction 'of a
Son thorn Pacific branch out of Ana
heim, California, to Chine.
The circulation of the Chicago Dj
patch bas increased' from 67,000 to
96,000 since that paper came oat for
Bryan atd iilver. The New York
, 1-.? r tf j
lAnmti'rfnrRniuinn M Buwnuiiun ui
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400,X)0 oa aceoaat el its bessg a
If the world should be so unforttic
ate as to lose me, says an iditir, 1
intend to have it understood before 1
go that thee uht lodges to which I
belong shall nit publUh resulntious iu
"each of the city papers" nor "furni.h
copy" to the "bereaved famil." in
forming the public and my loved ones
two week' after the funeral that it has
"pleased" iio All Wife Ruler of the
universe to interfere with in; terreetial
car.ir, that I havu in fact been "rt
rnoul Irom our midit." And my
griff stricken relaties will confer on
ma a great favor by not having the
newpijier men print a "card of
thanks" signed by the members of the
family and addressed to the "kind
ucig-borK and friends, who so gener
ously assisted us, and sympathized
with us in the .cent" Of course,
thee" customs were !ui.c'fd into "
by the best end Lindtst motive,
the fifty or more years hard
ship to which they have been sub
jected have reduced them to cold,
stereotype formalities, maumnglcss
and useless. Ex.
'lle.Elcover,r Siavod bia I. tie.
Mr. G. Oailloaotto, Druggist, Beaver
smUo, 111., saya : "To Dr. Kmg'a New
Discovert I owe my life, Was taken
with La Grippe and tried till the phy
sicians, bnt of no avail and was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. KiocV Jfew Discovory 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 tta
weight in gold. We won't keep- store
or house without it." Get a free t lall
the Tombstone Drug Store.
DREADFUL.
The Onlv Time the Editor and
Devil Weep.
Glance over the advertising columns
of tho Prospector and see who the
enterprising men in the town oro.
This paper doesn't ask support simply
so Tfecan make a living at it, we can
saw wood I ( necessarv: neither do we
want any firm to think that because
they iefue to patronize us that our
name is "Dennis:" not on jour golden
weddlug. Sometimes it happens that
a man gets wralby at tho paper and
pulls his ad and then givei the paper
about 'steen hours to lire. Tiin the
editor weeps. Shivering shades of
Shylockt A doom nrghty ns a deluge,
terrific as a thunderbolt, he'trending
as a scourge falls on the paper, and a
world of pity seems to hao stopped
upon its axis. Even the presses bow
in overwhelming grief and shed great
tears of ink and the "devil" wears a
full yard of crape. The sky is leaden
cast, the ground dread and desolate
and fair weather almanacs lmvo been
discarded. There's a doleful tigh in
every wind, a moan in every tree and
the office cat grew as palid as "Palid
bust of Pallse," and wailed a wail as
lonsome as any cat ever wailed before.
Howerei, we survive the death dealing
olow and tbe Prospector breathes as
of yore, i's heart still palpitates. The
ball is on, and we can acsist it to roll.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City
III., was told by ber 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 s&ys it
saved her life. Mr. Tbos E'igers, 139
Florida St., San Francisco, offered from
a dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought one bottls of Dr. King's
new Discoverp and 1.1 two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thinlcful. It is
ruch results, of which there are samples
that prove the wondertnl efficary ot the
medicine in coughs aad colds. Free
trial bottles at Tombstone and B'sbee
drugstores, Regular size 50c and Si.oo
Every Republican nominee of Mari
copa county ticket resigned and a new
convention will be held at once. The
trouble lies in tbe failure of tbecbaii
man to properly certily lo tbo nomi
nations that they might be printed on
the official ballot.
The Republicans nominated their
precinct ticket last night. For this
precinct, C. E. Alvord, tbe present
incumbent, and Cha. Granville John
ston were nominated for justices of
tbe peace, and Chts. Wiser for constable.
Another prophet of evil omen bas
arisen, this time in Indisns, in the
pewooofW. W. Gouche, a wealthy
Berrien county farmer. He prophesies
tbe end of all things will come on the
21 of October. He bases bis predic
tion upon r dream which be bad on
tbe Ctb of Ibis month, but be does not
say upon what description of victuals
be bad been dining before be became
aa eaeko eritis aa 1 a ehiliast is one.
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LEE nop 18 A GOLDBDG
He Does Not Believe in Frea.
Silver
The gold ftauilnrd Republicans
Sieve at leait auo Celestial who is
heartily In favor itt 0"iad money. The
gentleman urilli the pi-lniled append
age is L.o Hop, tlia popular wathtunn
who uses a lUtiron with ability end
bis mouth for a squirt-gun with Celes
tial dexteiity. Lie called upon the
Gazette reporter 3 cslerday tocollccta
six month's wash Mil. The uual
plea of poverty was odvaccrd by the
reporter, but the oft repeated tale had
gttten ct lu-qo sized cliesnut with
our frieud Hop v.ho demanded psj
uent in lawful coin of the realm im
mediately.
"Never niod, my almond eved
friend, if Bryan is elected I will pay
you in silver." quoth the ecribe. "Sil
ver will bo free and vou can go back
to Coins with a ship ioad nni jou
will to able to put on as much dog as
LI Hung Chang."
"You no heap foolee me; no sab
tiee silver; you allee samee Detcoclat,
heap talkee too muchee."
"But, may beloved rat-eater,'' sweet
ly puned the reporter, nbo was run
ning a bluff, "you will not have to
work any more; you can get heap
wealth and have nothing to do but
smoke opium all the time."
"Me workte too muchee for joo
you no pay d cent; jougetteo flee
silver, allee camen vou no pay me no
likee silver, rue likee Mlista Hanna
he no likee silver; be heap big gold
bug me too."
The poor ecribe sparred further fo
time and brought evpry argument to
bear on Hop to win him over to the
silver side of the fence and to get 'ur
ther time on the wash bill, but the
atuto Chinaman wouldn't let go.
Further argument en tho money ques
tion brought out the fact that Hop
was in favor of gold becauso it was
yellew, and yellow is the Chinese fav
orite color, also Hauna's, and that is
why there is a boud of sympathy be
tween them. Republican.
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in tbe world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment requir
ed it is guaranteed to eive pcefect stis-a
faction cr money, relunded. Prices 50
cents per box. tor sale a' lomoione
Drug btore
Mrf. S. A. Kellfof Pomona, CaL, had
the bad luck to sprain her ankle. "I
tried several linimeiits," she says, "but
was not cured until I used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. That remedy cured me and
I take pleasure recommending it and
testifying toits fficacy." ihismed icineis
also of great value or rheumatism, lame
back, pains, in the chest, pleurisy and all
deep-seated and muscular piins. For
sale by Drufiis
Tlio Tjrauuj- ol me Desk.
We will suppose that your occupation
is sedentary that your are chained, so to
speak 10 tbe desk in some counting bouse
or perhaps to the loom in some vast mill
where you ate compelled to labor irom
morning co night. Sunday is your only
day of relaxation. You return home
every evening wearied" mentally and
bodily. Your health and strength bfg'n
to fait. What will most effectually re
cuperate jour vital energy The weight
of evidence points to no other conclusion
than that Hosteller's Stomach Bitters is
your salest, most reliable theet anchor.
Use it persistently, and your system will
scon regain its pristine vigor. Lvery
function will receive 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
ibeumatism and neuralgia.
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kinds of pleasure in Schilling's
Best tea.
Japan English Breakfast
Cevlon Ideal Blend
Oolong
Some cost more than others;
but, whichever you buy, you
get your money back if you
don't like it.
Also pure and money-backed: Sciil
ling's Jitit coffee, baking-powder, soda,
spices, and flavoring extracts.
A SchUimg & Company Sou Francisco
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ROLL OF HONOR,
Names of These Giving fo Aid
iu the Cause of Silver.
The following is a list of contribut
ing members of tbo Tombstone Bime
lalhc League. Tho roll of honor will
be published occasionally and addi
tional uaioes added as fast as any
donations are made:
A. Wentwortb,
C. S. Clark
F.N. Wolcott
A. L. Grow
Joo JlcPherson
Sartiiiel Barrow
M. D. Scribncr
B. A. Pdcsard
Mrs. JoBiah Kirlsw
A. D. Walsh
M, J. Brown
Prospector
Chas Bacigalupi
Geo. H. Fitts
Ed. Tarbtll
Win. Garrett
Dr. H. S. Gordon. Wm. Kirlew
Henry Dunker
John McCarty
Ben Cook
X. H. Emanuel
H. J. Gray
W. F. Bradley
Scott White
Chas. Langpaap
Thomas Tunney
E.W.Perkins
Pete Bute
Frank Engle
F.E. Cad well
J, A. Koska
C. L. Cummlngs
Thos. Lowry
Col. R.S.Hafford
John Escapule
Geo. Thompson
It. E. Jackson
Joaiah Kirlew
Martin Costello
Louis Duval
J. B. Miano
W. O. Abbott
J. S. Trowbridge
A. 1,. Brooks
P.B. Warnekros
J. N. McDonough Sam Cowau
M. D03I0
A. Ashman
Alex Mclnlyre
John Hanley
George Raffcrt
Fred Carlevato
N. Nobile
J. Pcrlinda
Jas. F. Duncan
Emil Sydow
Jos Hoefler
Chas. Hancock
Hale McCormick
Wni. Pearce
C. H. Bassett
Gus Barron
C.B.Tarbell
Geo W. Swam
J. J. Pa Hon
H. Troppman
Chas. Wiser
James Clark
Hampston.
Ja. York
Allen R. English
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DEED.
S. 8. Campbell trustee, of Pnttstown
Pa , to the Elk Copper Mg. Co. of Ari
zona 7 mine in California district.
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FOR SALE.
A group of Copper Claims
part'y developed. Ore black
and oxide from the"grass root-;
ore found in all working's;
plenty in sight and just the
proposition for a company
Good ro ds, wood, water and
timber plentiful, claims eight
mile; from railroad, Address
Prospector, office, Tomb
stone NOTICE.
All Democratic candidates are
expected to be at Tombstone
on Wednesday Oct. 14th for
ratification meeting; at Pearce
Thursday 15th. and at Bisbee
Saturday l;th.
ym wilt fled ons coupon
Inside eacn two onnce bag
and two conpona Inside each
fourouaco LagorDlackwtll'i
Durham. Buy a bag of fi
celebrated tobacco and read
the coupon which clvrs a
lift of rala&blc presents and
now to let them.
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JOSEPH
CORNER FIFTH AND
PIONEER
DEALER IN
General Merchandise,
Miners
and
Ranchers
Supplies,
STAPLE AND FANCY
Improved
Agricultual
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