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Tombstone prospector. [volume], December 11, 1896, Image 1
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fOMBSTONE. ARIZONA FR1DA.Y EVENING. UECEIMBER n,18g6.
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DAILY PROSPECTOR.
City MuLCounty Offlcial lV.pr
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I'UULISHED EVERY EVENING
(.Except Sumjav)
BY
Wm. fljttich Ed tor anl Proprietor.
rreiuoiit St. Opposite City Hull
Tbe Prospccto IH nothoM it'dr rrspon
bte for any U the a-ndes or sentiments ex
pressed by any of it correspondents.
Entered In the Tombstone Postoffi-e as
beconl Glass nutter.
BOFESS!ONAL CARDS.
I AMES REIIJLY. ATTORNEY AND
I Coanse'orat La. Land and Mining
' cases ispedaltv. Tombstone. A rliona
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.. r- ctiuim? ATTORSEY AT-
LaV and Jotary Public. Tombstcne
Aiuona.
EO W. SWAIN. A1TONEY AT
t' ivmi mniK In all corts o te
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Territory, lombstore Anions-
CLARK. ATTOJW 7 COIBI.
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selorai-a. uhk:vi. .--"-
bec.AfiandToa.r.H't. Tomb-
ill p.-itt ce in all the courts of tbe
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11ARLES GRASVI!.LEJOHNTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Noury Kublic. 42? Fremont street bet.
4th and sth stwts. A member otthe Bar of
the Supreme Court ot the icmtoiy, and iU
practice ia any ef tbe eosrts thtrein.
WENTHWORTH COUNTY RI
corderand Absuart Ofice. Abstracts
cf title to real esta-e and mines funs
shed promptly and acurately. Complete tran
scripts. Otf ce in Coart House. Tcmbstone.
E. ALVORD. 1USTICE OF THE
Peace. Office on Alien M bet-31 &
.1U1 Tooibstonc.
L.KOSKA. UST1CEOKTHF PEACE
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Office on 4m at. oeu mit .
Tougnnut, Tombstcns.
HS. GORDON. M.D. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon: Office adjoining his residence
on 4tb street, unattended at aJ hours
day and eight.
CEAKLE. ASSYER AND META
luncal Iabuatory. Office No 319.
yieassat St, opposite City HalU
THE ORDERS.
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KING SOLOMON LODGE NO. 5
" Meets third Saturday in each montn.
Vlitne bra hers cordn-ly myiied to at
cad. 1 II McPHERsON. W. M ,
A L GROW Secretary.
R. A M.
COCHISE CHAPTER NQ. 4 MEETS
third Wednesday in each roosth. is
ltire Companions cordislly invited to at
tend. TOM LOWRY. H. P.
A. WENTWORTH Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
WASHINGION CAMP NO 1 MEETs
1st I- nday cren'ng in eich month ts-
I.... rz:rtr cnrdialW invited
jwCLABiC, rreJdeat.
A. U. GROW. Secretary.
A. O. U. W- "
-T-OMIKTONELODGENO 3. A. O U.
J W. meet 1st and 3rd Thursday 10 .each
1 rooatli. Viutins brothers cordially la-
,Ue sgS)3r. BESTM.W.
W. It. MONMONlbtC Recorder.
K. OF P
l KIZONA LODGE KNIGHTS OF
P.thias No 4. meets every 1st and 3rd
Mondiv's in eacn monih. VsiUcg
rothersccrcaallynted CQ
W. D. MONMOMfcR.K. ofS.
ROTECTION HOSE COMPANY NO ,
rTneets "First fenndayw-eacn montn at
.Kiv.lu'.iin- n lhecornerot Seventh
and Frtraoat streets opposite the school Ikjcsc.
WM. GARRETT,
Foreman,
TOM MITH Secretary,
riESCUE HOsE COMPANY MEETS
W First Sunday it each mcnih at City Hall
Fremont meet. I, V VICKEkS.
W ENTWORTH. S cty President
J.
N- McDONOUGH. Foreman, ,
- CRIME COMPANY NO
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01 th-cjrneriToajhnutandsthstrtet.
lOsEril UPPEkJ toeir-m
HEVRY DUNKER. t-ecretaiy.
1 t . An. An arnt in mrv sstion to fan
Vy van J4 tp J5 a djy midr; sells at sfglit;
abo a man to sn upie enous 10 -cac
ftWe line,J75a no th. SJjy cr Jare
ooiauiion cuac; eipcitece nntrcessary rx
isxJ-i paiucalars scad sump. CI itan boap
.V ii.irmfactnnng Company, CmcitniU, Ohio.
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WATER
WORKS.
l F. CALVES, Prop.
Prompt Service. Water per battel, 23CIS.
Per bncVe', 5 cts.
Scscial Rates to Families
lare orders with waeon.
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WASHINGTON DOINGS
Senate Orators on the Cuban
Question.
ADJOURN DNTIL .MONDAY
Alien Ownership Bill Affecting
,The Territories is
Defeated.
VOTE STOOD CO TO 73
Wasiiingto.v, The house yesterday
resumed consideration of bills under
cnll of committees. Mr. Scranton
(Pcnnlvnii) Republican, from the
co-imiiUcs on tcrnt ier, called up
the bill to amend the act forbidding
aliens ownership of land in the terri
tories, 'ibe bill sought to enable
alien to acquire title to real property
under mortgage foreclosure. By the
terms of the bill they must dispose of
euch ille rati) in ten years. After
considerable dtbite the bill was de
feated CO to 73.
WaAlilSGTO.v, Thetenate yesterday
tool: up the immigration bill end part
ly pcrfrcting it; and after hearing the
li'rt speeches upon Cuba, thoae of Mr.
Cullom and Call adjourned until Mon
day. Go to rsy j"er and
ask for Schillings Best tea
Japan, English Breakfast,
Oolong-, Ceylon, or the
Blend.
He will pay you your
money back if you don't
like it
A Sdaioz & Complex
Sa r ranasco
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TEAMS WANTED.
To haul eke and copper bul
lion between theterminus of
the Gila Valley, Globe and
Northern railway and the town
of Globe. Arizona. ForJ par
iculars address W W. Ed
wards, at Geronimo, A.rizcna
Fresh Fish is receive; every Thura
ayatKoble'f, tf
two ounce bag, and two
coupons inside each four
ounce Dag oi xsiacKweiis
Durham. Buy a bag of
this celebrated tobacco I
and read the coupon
fbr Get X
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Christmas
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EX-OUEEN IJL
Unexpected Arrival in San
Francisco.
GOES 'iO WASHINGTON
Entertains Hopes of the lies-
toi'utiou of Hawaiian
Monarchy.
DKCLINES INTERVIEWS.
San KlAcsco The unexpected
arrival of ex-quccn UliuokaUna from
Honolulu i esterday evoked much in
trsKtnnd give riso to no little (pecu
lation aa to the object o! lier trip. Lil
iuoValana dtclines to be interviewed
but her fello jisengers on the
steamer eathered tbe idea that she will
go to Washington and call upon Presi
dent Cleveland in hops that tho
United States will take somsst3pi
looVing toward the restoration of the
Hawaiian monarchy.
l'lleo! Piled! Itcliiujr Piles
SYJIPTGMS Moisture; intense itchin
and stinging; most at night, worse b
scratching. II allowed 10 continue tum
ors form, which often bleed and ulceratet
becoming very s re. Swajne's Ointmen
stop, theitching ind blredisg, heals ulce
anon. an t in most ca-es removes the
rumors. At crrggisis. cr by ma I, fct
S cents. IjT. bvvrf)j e ar.d. Son Ji'hila
Jeluh i.
T31 s -I-,l. ItMtIt.
From a leler ri l:i hr fev. J.
Uuinl- r.nan, nf Dim id ' . Mich., we
irrt pe mi ' tn - thii n tract:
I 'iv.o no liP'i'niion I rerrniniend
.ne l)r. ItiaV Nf. lJiiiivrv, as Ihe
(fiiiitl wjc iiiiiio-i niBrnloii? in the
cao of my .'ife sVliilf I j Bior
of the I5apu Churrh nt Kivt f Junc
tion (.ho trai brought dimn with
1'iictirioni i sucerthng L Grijipe.
rrrrib'e IlroInl?nf couchiriK would
last hours uitli little interruption r.nd
it seemed as if she could net piuvivo
them. A friend recomnicjiltd Dr.
King'riNtw Dheovery; itwaa quick tn
its work mid highly ptnfienry in re
sults." Trial bottles freo alTombstone
nnH .iiv llri.rr In.n T)cnta- iita
50c. $1 00
"We had an epidcmfc of dsentery in
this vicinity last summer," sas Samuel
S. Pollock, of Bricel tnd, Cal. I vris
taken with it andiufTeved severely until
someone called my attention to Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrho-a
Remedy, I procured a bottle and felt
better after the first do?e. JJefore r.e
hilf of tbe bott'c had been us:d I was
well. I recoromeided it to my inends
tnd their cxpenecce wis the -.ime. We
ill unite in sirg ttjs the best." For
sale by Dtuggi?ts.
Tiew 'ioj ut el mr t
U'oLCOTT'e
f-rv's Cream UaUnij Powdtr
Man' thousand dollars
worth of valuable articles
suitable for Christmas
gifts for the young and
old, are to be given to
smokers of Blackwell's
Genuine Durham To
bacco. You will find
one coupon inside each
r Rbw'
Highsst of all in Lca-.crai 'owtr.
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1slss irflT'Ci Va4
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Am&Z&TEH PURE
LATEST NEWS
The Prize Fight Squabble
Getting Rich.
TESTIMONY IS STARTLING.
Earp is Fined $50 for Carrv
ing Concealed
Weapons
NO CLEW TO THE ROBBRS
Sax Fkancisco, The evidence irr
the Filzsimuiooa-SuarLey csi jraier
day was along the linta aa the testi
mony previously given, anil Fitz-im-monaand
Julian htv certainly ful
filled their promise to produce a story
of conspiracy that would eUrlle Ihe
r;-ortiiig world. George Allen, Shark
kej'd second and a:eistant t miner. vrs
the principal witness yenarday. Uis
eridenbo corroborated in the main tha
testimony given by Australian Billy
Smth.
San rKiscico Wyatt Earp was
fined $Z0 for carrying a concealed
weapon yesterday.
Sr Lodis, The rolice I avo thus
far bf ea unab'o to trace the six men
who hsld up tbe Iron Mouutain ex
press train.
Sax Francisco, The steamer Chin
yesterday brought a J rices concerning
tho progress of the insurrection in
Phillipine Islands. It is stated that
the rebels are daily gaining strength
and practically control the districts
ousida Manilla although the Spanish
government strives to create the idea
that the revolution is practically sub
dued. Tho origion of the uprising ii
asserted to be due to excaseivo taia
tion and despotic rule.
'I lso IUfCoVerj- Mrotl IiIm I.llc.
Mr. G. Caillouetle, Diumist. Beaver
Javille, III., gave: "To Dr. King's New
uifcovert I owe my life, Was taken
i'it A,a Grippe nnd trieo all the phy
i.eians, but of no avail and wsc given
up and told I could not live. Havine
Dr. King' Xew Discovery in my etoro
l sent lor a bottle and began its use
nd Jrom the first dose began to get bet
er. ami n'ter using three bottle was up
nd a. cut isain. It is worth t.
weight ii. gol I. We won't kef p store
or house with ut it." Gel a fiee tltall
s rb3.,'rnrblto Drug Suire.
Ed 1 1 OfiP jrroK : I lee to advisr
thatocr wfl-bniind trnin i,nw pnMe
Ben'on Ht 11 ::5 p m ina'pudof 12:15
a. m. The pj(-bound limited pats
Bnm MoihUvh nil Tliiirsiiayn at
S:21c. m., ant tln wtet-bnund Wed
nesdays and Suturdsy a' 4 :05 a. m.
Yours trnlv,
F S WfcE.srER.
Agent.
( Better a plain wrapper with
j Pride of Japan
(Tree) Tea therein than a
costly covering filled with
rubbish.
Prlir cf Jifjn cImo uiudglteratoi
rroreriy ctrti t ple of ctwirth.reulns full
I fc -ra-iirxra. No marry wami on t-
J filve pa-. -ti the ili.t ' in C lt.
3 t. J. BatMjfNStE'N it Co-
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Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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C L Baker, Scpir N. M.
rAt-KE.
Martin O'Hare and wife, Bisbeo
Char. Woress, Tucson.
SAN" J03K.
A. Freund and wife, Kl Paso.
ARUSGTOi)
f. K. Garduer, Snn Simon.
FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
FlIBiffilAME
GEO. G. McGEF, Prop.
Fail bank, : An-ona,
He-idquarterc for vi-itors frcin Tomb
stone and surrounding country.
Beit of wines liquors and cigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMART.NI,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A full line of
GBOCEKIEn,
PROVISION'S,
OIGABS
AND
10BACCO.
Fairbask, A. T.
K. HARRINGTON,
MRS.
Prop.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee will
have ample time for dinner
before the train arrives.
Table Supplied With the Best.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
GUHS H4XEY,
Allen S: Dear 3d, (Old.Custom House.
VEGETABLES.
FUDIT3,
iOfATOES
ONIONS,
ETC
Fmh California Jruh received every day
by express. Everything told at
lowest rates. Goods delivered
ir;r io all oartt ot city.
Fish Jlecehed Every
Tlmrtday.
W. 0. ABBOTT
ASSAYING
IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
Tomlr-ittlijO,i.i'i5soiin.
Samples by rnai! orcxprejs will receive
"prorrpt atfepttm.
Ofpxr and Ii'iit":icr Orerlock House.
Tills 1 Vour I, ;.ort-inIty.
On rteeipt cf ton et. ' c-ish cr stamps,
a ccnerro irmlo . " cmilcd of Ui
most popular C-t -Ii pw 5tay Fevrr Curo
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