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PROSPECTOR
OUR WATCHWORD- "OOOHI8E COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER, I896
VOL. X
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City and County Official Paper
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PUWSHED EVEHY EVENING
(EXCEPT SlJTBAY)
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Win. Hatticli Editor and Proprietor.
Fremont St. OpponUe City UM
The PaosrECTOK will not bold Itself trespoo
Ateta - oSe articles or seetncMs .
prosed by any of"""5!"";
Entered in the Tombstone Potoft ai
Second Class matter,
fBOFESSIONAI. OARDS.
" ,-,. tv imi!SEV AND
.12". liw. Gnd and MU-t
w cases a specialty. Tombstone. tuona.
WM.CSTAriHUt. ATTORNEY AT.
Law Sid Notary IWic. Tcrahttene'
Ailiooa. .
S VT. ftWAlN. ATTONEY AT
L Win practice in a courts of the
Tmtr. Tombstone Aritona.
...m- .vinrnllM.
sdorall-aw. Office on Fourth Street,
betwrei Allen and Toushnnt, Tomb
Will practice In all the courts oT the
HARf.ES GRANVIIAEJOHNaTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law "
Notary Public. 4" Fremont street bet
4th and Sth stnirs. A member o: the Kar of
fbeSuprtrne Court ot the Temtoiv. an -
practice In nay f the courts therein.
"jr"wRN-THVORTH COUNTY RE
A corder and Abstract Office. Abstracts
" of t t!e t real esue and mines rura
lly promptly arid acutely. P"""
scripts. Oar.ce in Coon Home. Tombstone.
"Irx E. ALVORD. 1U5TICE OF THE
I i Peace. OrSce on Alien ai: ocv. j. -
aih Tombstone.
AIKCSKA. USTICEOKTHF PEACE
j OiBce on 4th St. bet. Allen and
Tougnnut. Tombstone.
HS, GORDON'. M. D.PHYSICIAN AND
Sareeonr Office adjoining his residence
on 4th street. Call attended at aihoura
djy and night.
V- C.KARIE. ASSAYKR AND JterA.
I- laical laboratory.. OP".0 3l
Fremont St. opposite City HalL
THE ORDERS.
F & A M. .
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'1NG SOWW -
Meets truru saiuruaj "" .--,- ..
kVMti"P; brokers .ewcuaur - -
end. J McrneiKw.'.
A L. GROW Secretary.
1 ..r.nr. jr . YfFF-TS
third Weinesday taea nonth. Vta
a.S ConionsMiUyat-
A. WEXTWORTH Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
WASHINGTON CAMP NO I MEETS
, u ridar erenin in each month. i
itinc Comrilescndialiyrnrii
I. W. CLARK. President.
A. L.. GROW. Secretary.
A. O. U. W.
milKinNELODCBNOl- A.
O V.
I ..r '. ... .nrt MThursdar In each
. mn'niir. Visitinz brothers cordially in
vited.
ROBf. BEST M. W.
W. D. MO'NMONTEK. Rccord,r.
K- OF P-
K1ZDNA LODGE Kiutiis
OF
P,tht.s N-o 4. meets erery 3.,
Monday's in eacn month. VaiUDg
rothcr.ccrrJaliy,itediAsijKU Q
yi. D. MONMONIER. K. of S.
" i.-i-Yr:rv-- HOSECOfPANY NO J.
P meets lirstSnnday in each n?'
their hose bouse n thecornerol Serenth
and Fremont streets, oppwte ttechoo! honse.
WM. GARRETT,
Foreman,
10t MrTHJrCTtiary.
'rSESCUE HOE COMPANY "EblS
W First Snnday in each month at aty HaU
Frrm-.nt ttiert. I. V VICKv5';. .
UENTWORTH.SfCty President
, N. McDONOUGH. Foreman.
" GINE COMPANY NO I, MEETS
r" lait Sanday in ea h mon h at hose home
on t-V! earner K.t Toosbnut and sth stxi eu
HENRY DONKKR. Sectetaiy.
Wan'sd An afentm every section to can
vass U o JS a dy md; selU at scht;
alioa V-n to sJl fcip! Kd to dealers
l.tWeSn-.7Sa rro-tt. Siliry or Ure
Arr.mbsios imk; ajtie-jce unnrssary or
tniAi piticnlrs scmI surop. CLItan Soap
X M.um'cturins Company, Cmar.niU.OaiJ.
ONION
WATER
WORKS.
F. CALVES, Prep.
rompt Serv.er. Water per barrel, 25et$.
kI'er bucket, S cis.
Scecial -"Rates to Families
Lave orders with wagon.
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Sustained a
Taking a
Cold While
Ride.
WANTS 825,000 DAMAGES
Has Been in Court Four Years
Took a Bad Cold and
Sues for Damages.
PULLMAN CO DEFENDANT
Sr. Jons X. B., i. nov-1 ait
Sintt the Pullman PaUce 0r Co ,
U on trial here. TI10 caie which h&fc
been in the comts since 11:92, !a an
action for $25,000dnmges by Jsmea
J. McGaffia, head oJ the tea importing
firm o( J. J. McGaffio &. Co., throagb
having Ciuglit c; 11 while traiclliDg
from Botton to St, John' in in un
healed Pullman ear in February 1S92
1 lie IlcTrj- Naroil lain I. He.
Mr. (J. Oaillouette, Drupgist, Denver
aville, 111., says : "To. Dr. KingV Kew
Discover I owe my life, Va tiken
vrith i Grippa and trieu all the phy
i:ciang, hut of no avail anil w civec
up and toM I could not hvp. Having
Dr. Kins' Jfewr Discovery in my lnre
I eent for a bottle anil bezan its nor
and from the firat doitr began to get bet
tor, and after using three bottle w3 up
and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep r.tore
or hour-e "vithDUt it." Get a free t tall
the Tombstone Druz Store.
Piles! Piles! Itching Piles
SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
and stinging; most &t night, worse by
scratching. If allowed 10 continue tum
ors form, which often bleed and ulceratet
becoming very sore. Swayne's Ointmen
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulce
ation.anJ in most cases removes the
rumors. At druggist, cr by mail, foi
a cents. Dr. Swayiesr.d Son, Phila
del obi.
You can expect too much
of Schilling's Bcstt is
only tea.
But your grocer irivcs
your money back ii you
dont like it
In packages, full weight
A Schltline & Compaar
Ala riuuM.
TH1 1 Your : ;llljnltr.
On receipt cf ten cents, irtb or sttmrr!,
a gscercui rircple wi.l la mniled of the
most popular Catarrli nnil Hay Fever Cure
(Ely'a Cream liahn) enCdant to deinoa
itratotho great merits cf thoirinevJy.
rLi r.r.oxHinis,
CJ Vi'arrvn fct., New Ycth City.
r.ev. John Iteld. Jr.. rtfirrM Tall. Mont,
1:. .iiu rT r?L' '! rt
Rev. Franci W. l'oo. Pastor CentxalPres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
- Ely's Cream Balm i the aeknorrtlest'd
etrra for catanU and contains no merenry
sor unj injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
Get
Your
Christmas
Gifts
Free
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A NOVEL SUIT
two ounce hag, and two
coupons inside each four
ounce hag of Blackwell's
Durham. Buy a hag
this celebrated tobacco
and read the coupon
which gives a list of val
uahle presents and how
to get them.
THE BLIZZARD
30 Degrees Below Zero in
Montana.
PRACTICALLY CUT OFF.
4k& -Dakota'
Blockade
Snows in
. ,, EvervinK
Trains
Abandoned-
COLDEST EXPERIENCED
Helena Last night wai tbb cold
e it November night in Helena in the
'recollection of the oldeit pioneer."
Tbermomt teri refittered at the cold
en hour from 27 to SO below. Tbii
o ty 11 again practically rut off from
tha out-iido world a far as train ser
vice ii concerned. The laat train ar
rived from St. Paul yesterday morn
ing tx hours lite. 'Snow in Dakota
I locking everything. All weft bound
trains hare been abandoned.
Omaha Severe weather continues
to prevail throughout Xelraikn. The
thermometer has beeu close to xero
for thirty-iir hours?
If you want a goo I No. 6. coolcatove
several pau and pots, also a small
heating Move thrown in; ill ftconrt
hand bit in good condition, can he
had for $1U, cudi; a1o a good vewing
machine Singer second hand bin in
Al working order, for $12. cab. Call
at this of!i:e fo' pnrticti ar, tt
Krrc Pills.
Stnd your address to If. E. Bucklen &
Co., Chicago, and gr-t a free sample box
ofDrt King's New Life I'dls. A tna
will convince yiu nf their meiits These
pills are eay in action and are pirtic
u'arly eflectivc in the cure of constipat
nn and sick het.tachr. For mal.-ria and
iiver troubles, they have been proved in
valtiible. They are guaranteed tn be
perfectly fre: from every deleteriots sub
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
do nut weaken hy iheir action, but by
givtn; ton; to the stomach and bowels
0
and H:shee drugsists.
Chui-ola N"oti cets.
DIethcdint Chuccb.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. m.
Junior Epworth League, 3:30 p.m.
Preaching in evening at 7:15,
A cordial invitation is extend. d to
al). D. Roberts,
Pastor.
Catolilic Cn:irf!i.
Hun-lay School at 2 o'clock p. m.
I . Bk?.m AT.
Many thousand dollars-i
worth of valuahle articles
suitable for Christmas
gifts for the young and
old, are to he given to
smokers of Blackwell's
Genuine Durham To
bacco. You will find
oTii rnmwn inside eiach
r
of i
Highest of all in Leavenin Dower.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
LATEST NEWS
No Trains Since Wednesday.
Over the Northern.
TV
COMPANY
FAILURE
Lavge Factory Closes and 1200
Thrown Ont Nebraska
Weather
EXTRACONGRESS SESSION
WaSlliKOTOX An official dispatch
lts this afternoon says no through
ea.t tound trains on either the North
ern Pacific or Great Northern lines
have reached St Pul since Wcdtiet
day, and the lotert wett bound tiains
on each hue which get through left
Wednesday. Subsequent through
trains, the dispatch Kays, are now iu
Nnith Dokott enow bound.
Ci.kVEi.aNb T. H. Brooks was to-
lay appointed receiver o! the Pliteniz
Irou Works ompany. No statement
rvi'lilei!. it is laid a Urge amount
f coi.trcct work was outitaudiDgand
the con pany had a large number of
rook accounts upen which it could
-.ot rel:zr. John H. Shepard, pre-i
in t of the company, tiled answer, a!
mitt.ng the rtatcmsnts and concurr
ing in the apoointment of a receiver.
Bofton' The extensive pUnt of the
Roibury Carptt company baa rbut
down for an indafinits period. Agents
mada no itatsmect conserning the
action. The plant is the largest of its
kind in New England, exploying 1200
peotilt.
Gband Rapids, MicL Congressman
Smith, who returned from a visit to
McKii.ley at Canton la.t night, said
today lie is euro an extra session of
on grass will be called..
Eo Prospector: I beg to advise
that oar wel bound train now passes
Uenon at 11:35 p m. instead of 22:1 v
a. in. The east-bound limited pssees
3-naon Mondays and Thursdays at
HiZl a.m.. ant ihe west-bound Wed-
aelay ui u ti"!iv at4K)5 aVim.
- . -. . .
The Sanet-Lirnited train whieb pas
ses Benson twice a weeK going east or
wet is by far the finest and mwt mag
nificent transcontinental parsenger
train in axiatance. It is incomparable
unexcelled and uneq'ialh-d. No ex.
pens hat been spari-d to make it per
fect in every respect, and all thai
human skill or science could invent
and apply t make it ahoolutely fault
less has been applied. Luxury and
beauty have been combined with
strength and safety, and. meteor like.
it spans tbe continent, annihilating
lime and space in its marvelous flight,
All who havn bad the pleasure of a
trip no this train unhesitatingly pre
nouneeit the very finest in the land.
A ticket en this cots no mora than
ob tbe regular train.
For farther particulars and an; in
formation, adores.
E. 8. WEBSTER,
Agent at Benson.
Or X. H. Goosuae,
G. P. A, Baa Fraaeiaeo.
Lira
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
llOITrL A1IBITA1.K l'
COOHISX
Chas. Noyts, Faitbanlc. .
II. M. Fool, Ban Fraacisoo.
H. C. Ziramerao,--Washington.
fas jest,
V. H. Hamilton, jr., Los Angelas.
F. Hadford, Los Angeles,
Mart Chubby, do
AKIIXOTOX
Tom London, Bisbee.
Jas. Scow, Dot Cabeia.
J. C. Bxrue. do
THE LADIES.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Svrun ol Fies
ur.der all conditions makes it their favor
ite remedy. To get the true and genu
ine article. look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Comnanv. minted
near the bottom of the package. For
sale by all responsible druggists.
. .
FOR SALE A good top buggy
newly painted, tires just set, sprinys
adjunt. d and everything first-clirs; If
purchas;r can find anything wrnnt:
with the buggy, will pay expnce of
fixing came without any additional
cos'. Price with shafts single or
double, $60 cash. Apply at this office
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FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
GEO. G.McGEB, Prop.
Eairbankj : Arizona,
Headquarters for vieitors'from Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Best of wines liquors and cigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMARTINI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A fall line of
grocerier,
provisions,
cigars:
AND
TOBACCO.
FAIRBANK. ARIZONA.
FairlM Besiarat
FAIRBANK, A. T.
K. HARRINGTON,
MRS.
Prop.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee will
have ample time for dinner
before the train arrive.
Table Supplied With(he Best.
GIVE If' A TRIAL. -
GUM MAXEY,
Allen St.ncar 3d, (OldCuuom Houe.
VEGETABLES, .
FRUITS, -
- I OXATOKS.
ONJ0N84
RTP
Fre$h CaMfoTuiafrutirrrrietiieT'rjfduy
by exprt$t. .ZeeryfAinp told ot
lovctt raU$. Gooih delivemi
(rettooll ftytt jot riff.
Fith Rectivtd JCrery
Thmvhy.
W. 0. ABBOTT
ASSAYING S
IN-ALL
ITS BRANCHES
TTonibtrtoiie, Arizona.
Samples by rtail or express wi'l receive
(prompt attennor.
Oflfcyt sl Jkaidrtttf Orfrfae Mtutr.
FAIBANKEICBANGE
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