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TOMBSTONE PROSPECTOR
FOBLI8HED EVERY EVKNING
(SOXDAY EZCXRXO)
BY
We. Mich. Editor and Proprietor.
'Ss.
N UFJTIOIL DIRECTORY,
Major ' P. B. Warnekros
CbJeiofFoUce, . n. Doyle
Council men:
First lWard - -
iecoodWaid - J- Jacob Miller
rhlrd Ward - F. W. Downs
Fourth Wud - - - D. K. Waidwel
.xokw anew:
Jaeri - - OS.Rj
Treasurer v - J. V. Vickers
Recorder - A. Wentworth
District Attwno - - O. W. Swain
Probate lodge- - W. F. Bradley
Clerk District Court - - Scott While
Surveyor - - - II. G. Howe
Assessor - - '-A. Bright
C-xmOommlMloner - - - F. Duncan
AtTTBeKOTB AQBNTS.
L. P.FISHER. 21 Merchants' Exchange
San Francisco.
a H. KELLOGG. No. 310 Pine street.
Room 57 and 58, San Francisco.
E. C DAKE. room 65. Merchant Exchange,
an Francisco.
GEO. P. ROWELL, to Spruce St New
ork.
N. W. AYER & SON. Philadelphia.
AH transactions made by the abore named
persons will be complied with at the PROS
PECTOR ogee.
flabscrlsttloB Rates.
One Year $10 00
Bix Months 6 00
TbiMMontha 3 00
OaeKonth. 100
Delivered by Carriers (or 25 cants
yer week.
cur m COUNTY OFFICIAL paper
The Center Republican thinks . M.
and Arizona are entitled to statehood,
and says: "Both AriiODa and New
Mexico are entitled to the assistance
of Colorado in tbeir effort to secure
admission into the Union at th6 ap
proaching session of congress. They
hare elected free coinage men as dele
gates to congress and have thus'Qenv
onstrated mat they belong in the
bimetallic columns. Colorado will
gladly help them to secure that which
abeuld have been given them years
ago."
MET LIMITED.
The Sunset Limited train whieh pas
tes Benson twice a week going east or
west is by far the finest and most mag
nificent transcontinental passenger
train in ex:stance. It is incomparable,
unexcelled and unequalled. No ex
pense ha been spared to make it per
feet in erery respect, and all that
human skill or science could invent
and apply to make it absolutely fault
less has been applied. Luxury and
beauty have been combined with
strength and safety, and, meteor like,
it spans the continent, annihilating
time and space'in its rnarvelom flight.
All who bare bad the pleasure of a
trip on this train unhesitatingly pro
nounce it the Terr finest in the land.
A ticket on this costs no more than
on the regular train.
For further particulars and any in
formation, address.
E. 8. WEB8TER,
Agent at Benson,
Or T. H. G00DMXH4
O JR. A. San Francisco.
Scrofula
Is a deep-seated blood disease which
all the mineral raixtmres in the world
cannot core. S.S.S. fjpiaranUed purely
vegetable ) is a real blood remedy for
blood diseases and has no equal.
Mrs. Y. T. Bade, of Delaney, Axle, had
Scrofula for twenty-five years and most
of the time was under the care of the
stocton whocimJd-not relieve her. A
specialist said he
coald cure her, bat
he filled her with
arsenic and potash
which almost ruined
her constitntion. She
then took nearly
erery so-called blood
. medicine and drank
1 them by the wholesale,
Mrat they did not reach
,her trouble. Some
one advised nertotry
S-S.S. and she verv
foead that she had a real blood
tesBedyatlast. She says: "After. tsJc
lag one dozen bottles of S.S.S. T am
perfectly well, soy akin is clear
astd healthy and I would not be in
ssty former coadkios for two thousand
dollars. Instead of drying apthepoison
i my system, like the potash and
arsenic. &&S. drove the disease oat
through the akin, sad I was persaa
aeatlyridofit." A Real Blood Remedy,
S.SJS. sserer fails to cere Scrofula,
aVrema, Rheumatism Contagions Blood
Poison, or any disorder of the blood.
Do aet rely np8B a simple tonic to core
at deep seated blood disease, bat take a
reel blood remedy, ,
uer doom
tree apes appli
cation. Swift
Specific Co.,
Atlanta, G.
fsW U. S. Cfor'f Reports
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JammVs9li
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"SItHX"
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What Are We Here For?
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THE FUN OR THE MON?
From the expression upon our friendfl face he is
evidently here for neither but
WE ARE HERE TOR BOTH".
We are handling
Which for easy and
Cottolene Cottolene - Cottolene.
That perfection for shortening purposes is
giving general satisfaction We have it in
3, 5, and 1 0 Pound Pails
WE
are well supplied with
for use during this hot
Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Roast Turkey, fie as
Chicken, Sardines of all kinds, Canned Soups in
variety, French, Enelish and American Mackeral
in cans, Brook Trout in either Tomato or
Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey,
Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham
burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
Baked Beans plain or ir
Tomato Sauce, An?
many other Goods
too numerous
to mention,
Also in regular receipt
American. Cheese.
Jorft Forge: that we are &C12 agents Jor- Tombstone and f
ncnitv for ' .
Chase IMm
GEORGE
THE
asfor us
'
perfect washing cant' he beat.
prepared goods'of all kind;
weather consisting of-
ot Holland, Limburger and
Seat Brand Golee.
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mmM VjstVfr'"Cwimmmmmmk
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Grocer,
THE WILLOWS,
CHAS, BULOTTI, Propr
Choicest line 01 Wines and
Liquors.
Imported and Dometlic Cigart,
Courteout Attention to Patront.
Allen, bet. 4th & Otli. L'tniibmoue
COMET SALOON
GARLEVATOPALAlPropr's,
WIN&S.LIQUORS& CIGARS.
DeaUrt in BourVt frith and Scotch
Whithy, and Other Well Xnotcn
Brandt. A Specialty made
of best Clarett and Winet.
Billiard Parlcr in Connnection and the
Cedes Place in Town.
AJlen, bet. Otb &. 7ib, Tombstone
PONY SALOON,
J . A. KOSK A. Proprietor.
Finett Stock of Winet, Liquort and
Cigart in the Territory.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOMS ATTACHED,
Best and Purest- Brands of Whiskies
Brandies and Wines kept Con
stantly on Hand.
You vil find "Al" at home, on AlUr.
St het. 4th and 5th.
Billiard Parlors,
J. N. McDOKODGH, Prop.
"the Finett and Bett Htled Billiara
Parlort in the City.
Importer of the Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables in Conjunc
tion. Mixed Drinkt a Speriaiiy.
Private Club Jloomt.
Allen, bet. 4th S 5th.Tombston
PROBATE NOTICE.
lu the Probate Court or the Counljr of Co
chise. Territory of Arizona.
In thmxter of theestiteofEmma Holmbe.
deceased:
Pursoant to an order of said court, made on
the 17th day of September. A. I).-1896, notice Is
given that F- iday, the 9'h day of October, A- D.
1896, at a o'clock p. in ol said day. at the colli t
room ot said court, ai the court houte in the
city of Tombstone, and county of Cochi'c, has
been appointed as ih; tine and place for prov
ing the will of s-id Emma Holcombt. deceased,
and for hearing the application ol V. F. Nich
ol for the issuance to I im of letters lesumentaiy
hen and where any person interested may ap
pear and contest tbr same
W. F. BRADLEY",
S-tS-tf Fjccfficie Qeik
WA JTED SOLICITORS FOR CAM
PAION' Book '.'BrranSewalland Free SiWea'x
auihoru d by fl-Vn 'written by K. I- Melcalf
editor Omaha Weld Herald appointed author
by Bo-an., contain, speeches and piatfertn. A
txinasza for agents; a free siher mine, for ork,
ers; only 81.50; the only authorized book 5o"per
cent;credit giren;freu:ht paid; outfit free, B. in
now with choice of territory; rennlnent. profi.
table work for 'o5. Address The National Bonk
Concern. Sur builiinc'!Chieaco. at
NOTICE.
Sealed proposals wd bereceited by the board
ofsupemsors of Cochise eoamy for the build
in of a branch jiit at Iiisbre according to the
plans and specifications .alopted by the board,
Utdders can obtain a'i the tonher necessary
Icformation at the otti:e ol "the board of super,
visors at Tombstone, or 'frorp S "ViUIams;
chairman of h: board at Btsbee. All bids
must be tied with the clerk of the board on or
before 3 p mNovrmber 6 186
1 he board reserve- the right to reject any or
all bids. ;
A.-;WgNTWORTn,
- Clerk.
By W.A.IUbwocd, vj-
Ueputy.Clerk 02
MmrFQEflLE.
A ten-stamp rnill "tr itrtrrE. 6 pant, 3 set
tlers, an aritator. tcriS foot rerolvinz eoncen.
trators, 16x36 Corin ejgtoe.'two boilers, all in
gool workinj r3efr H 11'lainc neuly n.w
Can be moved- at it 4 lose to railroad Xlust
de SOUS, and can He ho.tphl for e4 n-n m ch
'AddressJ sosraclos Ij Tombstone Art
r'sNoUce
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. jnrey pbrwioi'for thccollection-ol trxesler-
rrr'faxes- wsIPltcorae -deb'nqisent on the 3d
"XroribUVin DeSerii'xr iSo6aad ssnfesa naid
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TomVstone, October 96, IB96 036
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4rr"I'ucKui, Artcostn.
Canital Hocw - $5U.(RiO.
OFFICERS.
M. P. FKEEMAN. PresidenL
W. C DAVIN Vice-President
II. a 1ENNEY, Casha
Issues drafts available nt any point in 'the
Unit. d States. Dias Ulls 01 exchange oaa
European cities, and nukes a specialty of out- '
town accounts with intdiuhwU. firms and cor
oration. v m.3'1 r
FLY'S PHOTOGRAPH-GALLERY,
Freoto t s reet, opposl e Prospector.
FAMILY PHOTOGRAHS
OUR SPECIALTY
Careful attention given to turning o t the
Fines! vtetrs and pieturet of all tites in
a mott artittic manner, tuperior
finith and'Jone.
IPJLCSSP CT3U(DEi
Taken on short notice. Groups :ss
ally Cabinet, p 1 :l 31 1 f. 1 1 1
UNOKRTAKOia FaBIOKB OF
C. B. Tarbell
Coffins. Caskets. Aobes. Etc
From the Plainest to the Finest Made,
The Columbia Iron CasVeU kept Con
stantly in stock.
Bodiet Temporarily or Permanently
Embalmed by the Latett Procett.
ToHttne & Fearce
MAIL AND STAGE LINE.
FRANK, BLATZ, - Prop.,
Makes semi weekly trips to and from
Pearce every Wednesday and Sun
day of each week, making the round
trip in one day, carrying U. S. mai
and passengers.
FARE, round trip - - $
eiwsT.
TftaDsr aisn
DESIGN PATUITST, '
COPriieuTi m.
J"or Information and free Uaztdbuok wriui to
MUXN ft col ssi Bbowway. Mv Ycac
pldnt bmvau f xrurlas pttrnu U Amerlea.
a.TtryrteB'inoiitt7-ta troaitht befora
tnpuUiot-anouccsl'"riotctMU-sHiOi
Sf. titntiiit mtitm
Xarcrat cfmlatlnn of ur sef entUo paper tn th
world. tp:tudU31r lartratod. ha lauMUrrnt;
rasa shonM bn wtuxx-t It. tVerklr, S3.C(li
year: euu its rvwitm. AtJr.aI0VvTt OX,
PROBATE NOITCE.
In Ibe Probate Court, County of Cochisefer
ritory of Arizona.
I.I THE MATTER OF THE ESTATEJOK
Emile Lenormand deceased;
Notice of Application for order of sale.
Notice is hereby' giwn that Geo. H. Fitts
Administrator, Ks filed with the Ort of this
Court a petition praying for an order of sale of
all real and persnnal property of deceswd and
that the sth day of. October. 18o5,at 3 o'clock
p. m. of said day beine a day nf a regular" term'
of this court to wit of the October term, I896
at the CochUe county court house, in Tomb
stone, county aforesall, has been set for hearing
said petition, when and where any person iptet
ested may appear and show c tuse why the said
said petition should not be granted.
W. F. BRADLEY.
Ex-ofBcio Clerk.
Dated Sept. 5th i86.
NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY uWrnN
Notice is hereby giien. that certain minit c
claims ea'led iheTam Bien. McOinty and Pa r
agon, situated in the Warren mining jlistriu.
and about one-half mile north-caste ly from'th'!'
Holbrook hoisting works, and about the s'ime
disunce from the town of Bisbee, A. T. lit As
the above ntmed claims werr not locatr-d in
conformity with the If. S. minin? lw, there
fore, a second party, at a later date, rek cated
the same in full conformity with they abore
named laws, and is fully determined to protect
his rights. Therefore, all, pet son srre cau
tioned not to bargain for. buy or lease the aiore
named claims. - S: XIANSUK.
aS-rn Jibber, A. T.
The National Matte Smelter.
A practical and simple method of mattine
sulphide ore. such as nickle, copper, gold and
silrer otes- In localities where lead ores and
fuels are scarce and almost unattainable, cur
pyritic, water jacket Matte Smeller has been re
cognized with highly satisfactory res tilts, and I
oas oeen raorougruy tested r.n vinous pyratic,
sulphide and arsenide ores, in capacity of a to
80 tons per day. It is the most practical,
cheapest and simplest method of ftold and silver
ore matting and concentrating iht is known
today
It requires no cxtraO'dinanrskilL no lead cm.
no fluxing material, anrl.no fuel of any kind for
10c sTieiirr aiter 11 is started, ine sulphur in
the ore is its natural fuel only, and Its cost has
no comparison with any other process of. con
centrating We are prepared to furnish any size or capac
ity plant complete to substantial mining people,
set it up and furnish cur men to run it for them
on easy payments. Price and specifications
furnished with references and test'monials on
application,
NATIONAL ORE REDUCTION Co.
5736C&eltenham Arcane, St Louis, Vfo,
?;.. Manufacturers of Furnaces foe- ,?!;
NickfcjiCopperv Gold, Silver andV-Lead olfc
ALL PERSONS ArE "CAtmbNEt)
against purchaiiog or negotiating; a paper pirT
porting tc caB -for one hundred dollars, favor til
ota Gate and endorsed by'ase as same has
bees paid, as I bojel Mr. GateTreceipt Pai
paper has bee lest. T, B.CHTTM.N
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PIONEER
Carriage t Blacksmith
9
JS. H. EMLV
Ism lomer Th ird
The largest fand Best Equipped Est iHishment of itH Kind in
the Territory.
All Kinds of Buggv, Wagon and
Woodwork Neatly and
Pronrotlv Done.
BLMSMITHING
AND HORSESHOEING.
Best Facilities for Doing All Kinds of
Repairing in. Wood and Iron. None
out First-class Workmen
Employed.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
jrFull assortment of hardwood and iron for sale.
Ol JHR HiEEQRRHHRtfe
O. L. CUiVI MINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher,
t 7
COR. 5TH AND FBEMONT S1KEETS.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, "Veal, Sausage, Bologna Pickled Trip
Choice Steaks, Roasts, etc. Experienced Cutters.
Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Your patronage solicited.
OYSTER PARLOR.
A.LTEZV St.BETWEEN 4th A3 HtH
First-Class "eals B-est'of -Attention; Fvr 13 thing in Seaeoi
BOARD PER WEEX $7X0
THREE MEALS 1.00
oJaNulall MEALS... 50
Dinners tor Specta. Occasions a Specialty Try a Weal at this Pcnclar Resor
Fir .t-Class Cooks mly Emplcyed. rVcccmmodaticns for Families
J C4K5AII. Proprietor.
TOMBSTONE GAS GO.
r
A. ASHMAN Lessee.
WELSBACH INCANDESCENT 3AS JLIGH1
Iq General Use throughout the United States and Europe, -d successfully comr
inR with Electricity, both in linlliancy and Cost of Light. Uses Three Cub
Feet of Gas per Hour, and yields a Light of Sixty-Candle Power,
Equal to four ordinai-y burners with double that amount of gas.
cost ofvduamt:.? g.t-c;
Placed in Position "Without Extra Charge.
OFFIUK I.t BAK BOILVI.'VU. TO.niIST. K. AKIZOX I.
IIOOHISE HOUSE.
Corner Fourth
ELEGrAlNTLY FXJJRlSnSI3CEZ ROOfllfe
afssT" Visitors to this city will od the Cochise a superior hotel nd of
offering excellent accomofition?.
A LARGE ASD COMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL ME
All Modern Conveniences. Rates Moderate.
SAN JOSE HOUSE, .
AIESF. J. BEAN, Prop ",
Centrally Located, Large, Clean a
Well Vintilated Rooms. n
Palace Hotel.
FIRST CSASS IN EVERY RESPECT. PARL( R I OK f UE
Everyvhin; Madt Conveniet t lor Gutsts Special Rates to Parties bylbVV
-t
or Month. Renovated Thiocgfiouf.
SAXPTJ;- JtuO.V SOP. PRITi. MF.RS. RA TF.'.i RE A F.ZSA Bl
HOTEL ARLINGTON
NKWLV FUKiVISHED LAKGE Allv
R003IS. BEST ACCOSiSIOIlATlOX-
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This Vi rorite Headqua "t rs for Ccmai
enovat'.d'ln'dKeaily fan isi-ed tbrovghotit iih sfif'sl idmi't i
public. Rooms ensuite ai.! jingle. Prices Modtraie.
Every-Jhing fiirpt-chiss f amDle i. ns U r fnn trial xr.
it
TSTTJEl. Ii-op.
and Allen.
MJH.WJWIP
3IIIS A. I)A3'.S0V
Proprietress
and -To ugh nut Street's.
Mrs. S. GALLEN, Pi or
Fifth bet. Allen and"V, Ig o.u.
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