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THE
MBSTONE
OUR WATCHWORD- "COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THEWORLD AFTERWARD.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 5. 18q6
OL. X
No. ?J
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PROSPECTOR
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DAILY PROSPECTOR.1
City and County Official Paper
PUBLlWfcEVEUY EVENING
BY
Wm. Eattich Ed. tor and Propiietor.
Fremont St. Opposite City Hall
The PkospeCTO Bl not hold Itself -responsible
Tor any cf the a'tides or sauowu ex
pressed by any of I correspondents.
Entered in the Tombstone Foitoffi.e as
Second Class matter,
PBObESSlONAL CARDS.
JAMES REILLY. ATTOKNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Land and Mining
c ast x specialtr. Tombstone. A ruona.
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Law and Notary rublic. Tombstone
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Territory. Tombstone Arizona.
-VS. CLARK. A.TONEY AND COUN
J selor at Law. Office on Fourth Si rst,
v- -., AIVnandTouhnut. Torob-
W01 pracCee in aU the 'courts of the
ory.
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OHARLESUK.NVii.i.cjun..iiiu.'
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Notary Public, 47 Fremont suect bet.
4th and stb streets. A member o!the Bar or
the Supreme Court ot the lemtoty. and U
practice in any ei me conns mao.
AWENTHWORTH COUNTV RE
corder and Abstract Office. Abstracts
of t:l!e to real estate and mines furn
shed promptly and acurately. Complete trin
scripts. Oftce in Court House. Tombstone.
E. ALVORD. 1USTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on Allen Su bet. 3d &
alb Tombstone.
L.KOSKA, USTICEL OF THF PEACE
k OrUce en 4th St. bet. Allen ana
Tougbnut, Tombstone.
HS. GORDON. M.D.PHVSICIANAND
Surgeon: Office adjoininR his residence
on 4th street. Call attended at aU hours
day and night.
F' CEAR1E. ASSWER AND META-
luRical laboratory. Office No 319.
Fremont St. opposite ply Hall.
THE ORDERS.
F &. A H.
KING SOLOMON LODGE NO.
Meets third Saturday in each month.
Visiting brothers cordally tarned to at
d. 1 I! McPHERSON. W. M.,
A L GROW Secretary.
R. A M.
OCHISE CHAPTER NQ. 4 MEETS
- iudSx-v".j - rrawov p
A. WENTWORTH Secretary.
UP. O. S. OF A. "
.VjSrIINGlON CAMP NO 1 MEETS
Uy ut rnday evening ineaeh month. Vis-
itine Comra'ies cordially inTifd
6 I.W.CLARK. President.
A. L.. GROW, Secretary.
A. O. U. W-
TOMBSTONE LODGE NO 3. A. O U.
W. meet 1st and 3rd Thursday m each
month. Visiting brothers cordially in-
T'ted ROBT. EESTM.W.
h "J W. D. MOSMONIEtt RcccrtUr.
K. OF P-
etrnMA 1.0DGE KNIGHTS OF
I Ptthias No 4. meets erery 1st and 3rd
Monday's in each roonih. Vsiung
If brothers ccrcially mntcd.
I A. H. EMANUEL, C. C.
F W. D. MONMONIFR. K. of S.
cnicrTinv KfKErlllPASYXO .
I"' meets first Snnaay in each month at
their hose aoose n wccoratrui .cuu.
and Fremont streets, opposite tbe school bouse.
WM. GARRETT,
Foreman.
TOM MITH Secretary,
RESCUE HOE c.OMPAY MEETS
First Sunday it each month at City Hall
Fremont street. I, V VICKEkS.
W ENTUORTH.Scty President
f. N. McDONOUGH. Foreman.
ENGINE COMPANY NO" 1. MEE1S
lalt Sunday in ea b roon b at hose bout
1 onthecrnerJTou2hnatandsthstreet.
IOS.EPH LIPPEKT Iroseman
HENRY DUSKER, geoemr.
Was'td An agent in evety section to caa
vass $4 to js a dy made; sells at sight;
also a man to sell staple good, to dealers
best fide line. ITS a n-o-th. Saliry or large
commission nJajflVjperie-K unnecessary For
sealed pal CcBs send sump. Chflen Soap
Jr. Mannlactcnng Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ION
WATER
WORKS.
F.GALVES, Prop.
"rompt Service, Water per barrel, 25CIS.
Per backet, J as.
Soecial Rates to Families
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Will Carry the Territory by
1400 Plurality.
Pbosxix. Returns received lrnm
very county in the territory ihoir
llaik Smith wilt carry erery county
with the exception of three which are
cloiely contested. His pluralities are
computed at 1100 and if any thing will
be increased when complete returns are
in.
Uraham county will give tbe Urged
plurality for Smith giving him about
500; Maricopa 253; Cochise 175; Pima
500; Pinal 150; Yuma 125. A to-al
of 1400.
Coconino wilt give Doran about 50
plurality, Smith iccond; Yavapai will
give O'Neill 75 plurality and Mohave
the supposed Populitt ctronghold will
give Bucky about 100 plurality over
Smith aeeond. Gila will give Bucky 4fl
plurality.
THE POLITICAL COMPLEXION
Republican Membership in the
Honse is 207.
VARIOUS STATE RETURNS.
New York, Associated Press and
Washington dispatches quote Chair
man Babcock, who rays he has com
plete reports from 193 congressional
districts that havd elected Republi
cans; 135 district have elected Dem
ocrats or Populists, and 28 districts
in which returns are incomplete ; thece
will all be classed as doubtful with the
yrospeettbat at least one hail outside
may go Republican, which will make
the total membership in the 55th con
gress 207- It is safe to say that under
no circumstances will the member
ship (all below 200.
Minnesota has auprised everybody
in tbe site of the Republican plurality.
MeKinley will have 35,000 more than
Dry an.
North Dakota it sura for MeKinley
and Sooth Dakota will be found in tbe
same column, although the vote is
close.
The Republxans claim Wyoming
and Washington, but probabilities are
against them in both states.
Oregon has gone for UcKialoy and
Colorado has given Bryan heavy plur
ality: Idaho, Nevada and Montana
have all gone for Bryan by heavy
majorities, and from returns at band
Califoroia has ucdoubtedly gone for
MeKinley. Delaware has kept in the
Republican column. The vou nt
Maryland has shown an intrr stirs
reversal from that of the last presi
dential election. Cleveland carried
the slate by 21,110; this year Me
Kinley has a plurality of 21,00 in the
city of Baltimore alone.
The states of Virginia, Booth
Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Colorado,Nevada
Montana and Idaho may safely be
placed in the Bryan column.
Good tea is extremely
good you may not know
how good.
Try Schilling's Best; i
you don't Hke it, your gror
cer will pay your money
back in full
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LATEST NEWS
How It Stood by 2pm
Today
265 ELECTORAL VOTES
McKinlev's Election Assured
Conceded bv All.
New Voks Returns reoeived by
Associated Press up to 2 :45 p. ra. (odsy
indicate that MeKinley carried the
followinc states: Califoroia, Conn.,
Delaware, III., Indiana, Iowa, Maine,
Maryland, Mass., Minn., New Hamp.
shirp, New Jersey, New York, Ohio,
Oregon, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Vermont, West Virginia, Wis
consin. Bryan carried the following states:
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida,
Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Misiouri. Montana, No
brisk a. Nevada, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia aDd
Washington 167 votes. Leaving
in doubt Wyoming, Kentucky and
South Dakota 20 votes.
Natv Yobk Chairman Henna has
istued a statement in wbirh he says
MeKinley has 2C5 elec'oral voles and
that he Wt confident of 13 mor.
Wamiinotov. Incomplete returns
from all but four counties in the state
if Vjihinj:!on givo .MeKinley 2J,409,
Bryan, 31 C4R; Coiiirie.j-iiiKn D.oliul. ,
Rep. 22.0112; Hyl, Kep , 11.702;
Lewis. Dem.,29,MtS; S.-er, Kex., 2!),
149. Okeoon Complete return from all
bnt 5 counties in the state give Me
Kinley 38.911: Bryan, 37,601.
Chicago. Indiana elected one sil
ver Democrat and two Republicans for
congress. Nebraska will send five
silver Democrats and oue Republicans
to congress, and Michigan will eend
one Fusiouistand one Democrat; Min
nesota offsets this with seven Republi
can congressmen.
Mrs. E. E. Davis, of Sao Miguel, Cat.,
says: "1 am trying in a measure to re
pay the manufacturers of Chamberlan's
Cough Remedy for the great good their
remedy has done me. For years I was a
constant sufferer front weak lungs and
bronchial asthma. My rest at night was
disturbed by a hacking cough so that 1
felt miserable the greater part of the
time. Manyremidieies 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 Remedy.
After two bottles of the larger size had
been used 1 am pleased to state my
health is better than it has been for years.
The soreness has left my lungs and chest
and 1 can breathe easily. 11 has done
me so much good that I want all who are
suffering from lung troub!e, as I was, to
give it a trial. t or sale by druggists. :
FOR OTKB FIFTY YEAK9.
An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs
Vinslow'd Soothing 8yrup has bn
! fur over fifty years by millions of
. iUier tor their children while teeth
ing, w th perfect success. It soothes
Mip chltd, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colio, and is the beet
remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant
to the taate. Sold by druggist in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a. bottles Its value is incalcu
lable. Be sure and sk for Mrs. Win
slow's Soothing Syrup, and take
no otberkind.
Tills Is Tour Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stafsps,
m srenerous ttmiile will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate "ie great memsoi um resiaoy.
ELY BEOTHEIiS,
EC Warren Et.f New Tork CHy:
I5ev. John Reid, Jr., of Great ?alIs,Moiit
roeommended ElVa Cream Balm to me. I
can emphasize las statement, "It is a posi
tive eiire for catarrh if used as direetLVr
Her. Francis AV. Poole. Pastor Central Free,
Church, Helena, Moat,
- X3ys Cream Balm is the acknowledged
evra for catarrh and contains no mercury
mat say tajqaona drag, rrica, CO
highest of all in I.iavcara.'Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
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ABSO&&TEE.Y PURE
MeKinley
Receives- tlie Voles
Necessary to Make Him
President
A Perfect Land Slide, for the
Chauipiou of Gold.
MR. H ANNA'S STATEMENT.
Chicago Returns received by the
Associated Press indicate thep obable
eltcttou of MeKinley and Uobart,
allho'ugh returns ate to nuagro from
a number of doubtful states that tbi
conclueion can only bo reached by an
estimate based uion gains and lesies.
The bast estimate ottainable indicate
that Main and Vermont bavo given
majorities somewhat reduced from the
special elcotiona; thai New Hamp
shire gives about 20,000; Massucini
eetts 120,000 and Rbode IeUud and
Connecticut proportionate iimjuriiiee,
all for MeKinley. New York is esti
mated at about 225,000 and Pennsyl
vania is likely to reach tbe same figure
if not greater. Maryland has teen
carried by the Republican caudidato
for presideutby a majority exceeding
20,000, and Delaware is confidently
claimed but apparmliy in dispute
thuugli the plurality id likely to ex
ceed 1,000. Returns from West Vir
ginia are not sufficient to justify the
claim of either parly. Ohio has given
a very large Republican plurality and
Kentucky apparently assured to the
MvKinley column, bltbougb later re
turns may not justify this claim. Ten
nessee seems to havo been carried by
Bryan, notwithstanding the assertion
to tbe contrary of the Republican
managers, and the same is probably
true of North Carolina. Indiana and
Michigan as well as Minnesota indi
cate a 'heavy Republican gain Illi
nois will give MeKinley 100,000 plu
rality. Nebraska and North Dakota
are very close and still in doubt ; Wyo
mlng seems to have gone for MeKinley
Chicago Returns from the entire
country, although iucomplste in some
states, are of a naturo to insure the
election of MeKinley. A sufficient
numbe' o( states have declared for the
Republican party to make certain 264
votes in the electoral collegn for its
leader. -The states whoso totes are
sure for him are as iollows: Connect
icut. 6; California, 9; Doleware, 3; Ill
inois, 2i; Indiana, 15;lowa,13;Maiue
ft; Maryland, 8; Massachusetts, 15;
AAkculgnu, 14; Minnesota, 9; New
Hampshire, 4; New Jersey, 10; New
York, 36; North Dakota, 3 ; Ohio, 23 ;
Oregon, 4; Pennsylvania, 32; Rhode
Inland, 4; South Dakota, 4; Vermont,
4; West Virginia, 6, Wisconsin. 12
Toial, 264.
la Michigan free diver papers con
cede the state to MeKinley. West
Virginia was conceded to MeKinley by
the Democratic stale committee thii
evening. Tennessee is claimed by
both parties. Returns are coming in
so slowly that neither side seems jnsti.
lied in claiming the electoral vote with
any connaence. .norm uarolina is
claimed by both parties. No definite
conclusion is possible at tbe present
time. South Carolina, Qeorgia, Miss
issippi, Alabama an I Louisiana are all
for Bryan with normal Democratic
majorities. Virginia electors will be
for Bryan but havo been elected by
heavily reduced Democratic vol. It
has been conceded to Bryan that Neb
raska has gone with himnotwithstand-
ing Republicans claims, but Kansas
Sana
IP
ha y t said practically nothing but
oath parties claim the slat'. U'iecon
t"iirij"uro for the Republicans by an
enormous plurclily.
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HOTCL.A. ItltlVAt.
COCHISE
Cbas. Noyes, Fairhank.
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Chas. L. He'artt, Loj Angeks.
BAN JOSE,
H.A.Callaway, Globe. ;'
Mrs. A. W. Smith, Earl, III. T '
H. St Armand,Bisbeo.
T11K LiAOJUS.
The pleasant effect .i i pen ct safety
with wiiich ladies may uie Syrup of Figs
under all conditions m;. es it tl.eir favor
ite remedy. To get t' e true and genu
ine article, look for he .naf.ie of the
California Fig Syrup Company, printed
near the bottom of the pickage. For
sale by all responsible druggists.
FAiRliANK DEPARTMENT
GEO. G.McGEE, Prop.
Fairhank, : Arizona,
Headquarters for visitors from Tomb
stone and Burrounding country.
Best of wines liquors and cigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMARTINI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A full line of
GRO.CERIER,
PROVISIONS,
CIGARSr '.
AND
TOBACCO.
FAUCIS ANK. AKIZONA.
Fairbank, A. T.
K. HARRINGTON, Prop.
MRS.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee wilU
have ample time for dinner
before the train arrives. '
Table Supplied With the Beatr
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
GUIK fPXEY; '
Allen St near 3d, (Old Cutoirt House.)
VEGETABLES,
FROITS, P
' 1 OTATOES; , ' '' v
ONIONS' . ETG-
Freth California Jrv.il received epery day .
by express. Everything told at -lowest
rates. Goods delivered '
irtt. to all oarts ol city. . '
.F77i Ueeeived. Every
Thursday. -,
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ASSAYING
W ALL
ITS BRANCHES i;
Toxiib.tone.Vx-izoriJX. !
Samples by mail or express will receive ;
prompt attention.
Ogice and lletioerxte Cfcerloeh Souse. .
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FOB SALE A good top bu?gyj
newly pui tried, tires ju-t rbt. springs i
adjuit d nd evr ryililngfirrt-cfass If J
purchaser can find anything ,wrongi
with the buggy, will pay wpjjme of
fixing rmo without noy jSuUftional j
co. Pric willi" jrafsingle or J
double, $ CO ch. Ajply at th'ia office,"
EHAIE
ABBOTT
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