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MBSTONE PROSPECTOR
OUR WATCHWORD--"COCHISE COUNTY FIRST, THE WORLD AFTERWARD.
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DAILY PROSPECTOR.
City ami Couuty Oilieial P.ifcr
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
(EXCSPT SUSDAY)
BY
Wm. Hattich Editor and Proprietor.
Fremont St. Opposite City HaH
The PsosrECTOi will not hold itself respon
sible for any of the articles or sentiments ex
pressed by any of it corresponaeuts.
Entered in the Tombstone Postoflix as
Second Class nutter.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
" AMES REILLY. ATTOKSEY AND
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counselor ai um. --. -
cases a specialty. Tombstone, Arizona
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M.CSTAeHt-E. ATTORNEY AT-
Law and rotary ruDuc. iuuiou
AilroTii
G
EO. W. SWAIN, ATTONtY Ai
T,-xur. wul practice in jui wio w "
Territory, Tombstone Arbena.
OS. I.LARK. ATTONEY AND COUN
selor at Law. Office on Fourth street,
between Allen and Toufhnut. Tomb
Will practice in alf the coons of the
ory.
CHARLES GRANVlI.LtUM3i.
Attorney and Counsellor at L- and
Noury Public, 42? Fremont street bet.
4th and 5th stmts. A member erf the Bar of
the Supreme Court ol the temtoijr. and ill
practice la any w. uic w ..
AWENTHWORTH COUN'TY Rt
corder and Abstract Office. Abstracts
of title to real estate and mines furn
shed promptly and acorately. Complete trn
scripts. OSce m Conn House. Tombstone.
E. AUVORU, JUSTICE OF 11IE
Peace. Office on AEea bu bet. 3I &
ath Tombstone.
L.KOSKA, USTICE OF THF PEACE
L Odlce on 4th St. bet. Allen and
Tougbnui. Tombstone.
HS. GORDON. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Sargeon: Oflice adjoiainc his residence
on 4th street. Calls attended at d hours
day and night.
F" CEARUE. ASSWER AND META
lnsical laboratory. Office No 319.
Fremont M. opposite City Halt.
THE ORDERS.
F &. A M.
KING SOLOMON LODGE NO. 5
Meets third Saturday m each month.
Visilinc brothers cordiaUy invited to at-
end. 1 11 Mcpherson, w.m..
A L.GROW Secretary. .
R. A M.
OOCHISE CHAPTER NQ. 4 MEETS
thJd Wednesday in each month. is
itloc Companions cordially invited to at
tend. TOM LOWRY. H. P.
A. WENTWORTH Secretary.
P. O. S. OF A.
. . .icmvnn' rAMP NO 1 MEET
A j$i Friday evening tn etch month. Vis-
" - iling ccmraes rai """:" .
I.W. CLARK, President.
A. u. ukOW. Secretary.
A. O. U. W-
TOMBSTONE LODGE NO 3. A. O U.
V. mtet 1st and 3rd Thursday in each
rnontli. Visiting brothers cordially in-
,heJ ROBT. BESrM.W.
W. D. MONMONIEK Recorder.
K- OF P.
ARIZONA LODGE KNIGHTS OF
PitMisNo s-meits every 1st and3rd
Monday's in eJcil month. Vsiuug
rothers ccrcially invited.
reinerscciuy EMANUEL. 0. C.
V D. MONMONIER. K. of &
PRO TECTION HOSE COMPANY NO J,
meets rirst Sunday in each month at
their hose house cs thecoircf fccTtth
and Fremont streets, oppss-te Um school house.
WM. GARRETT,
Foreman,
TOM UtTH Secretly.
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ESCUE HOSE COMPANY MEETS
First nmty in each month at CSyr Hall
V ENTVVORTH. S.cty lYesident
J, N. McDON'OUGII. Foreman.
f NGINE COMPANY NO I, MEE1S
J Ut unday ii ea h mon h at hose booir
" oa th c rnjr t4T jahnot and 5th strtet.
IOjEHM LIPPEk'1 ra-enui
HENRY DUNKEK. :'esctaiy.
Wented An agenimeveiy sntion ro canj
rass i4 to jj a (Ly nvidr; sells at sight;
also a irem 10 sl staple ROjd. to dealers
tst side Use. $75 a i tb. b-Iy or Ure
jomrairiion du v;epeiie-ce tiasrcessary rcr
naV.J particuUit tul stamp. Cl.lton Soxp
& Manutactuna; towpiny, Ciccuiaiti. OMo
ONION
WATER
WORKS.
ZZIF. CALVES, Prop.
rompt Srvice. Water per barrel, 25CIS
Per bucket, ; cts.
Soecial Kates to Families
Lmtc orIer with wignn.
X&R
SAMUEL M. BARROW
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TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 16
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SENATE ORATORY
A Decisive Poiiey Advocated
by Uncle Sain
SCORES THE PRESIDENT-
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Morgan Would Welcome a
War With Spain The
Horrors
DISPASSIONATE ADDRESS
Wabimkotjx, Senator Morgan, of
Alabama held the atteotion of the
anate and a well tilled gillery yeiter
daybj his o&rnest advocacy of a strong
and decisivo policy in dcaliu with
the Cuban queatiou. He epoca in a
ditpaisionate style, although his word
had a directness and UYeiityia pic
turing the horrors existing in Cuba,
luch as is seldom heard in the lemste.
Mr. Morgan spoke freely of the possi
bilities of war, welcoming it, if neces
sary, to guarantee the protection of
American citizens. He asserted that
Spain's bankruptucy would prevent tb
collection of any indemnity for wrongs.
The senator questioned the wirdom of
tbe president's ronlion that the grant
ing of belligerent right would be "un
timely." Scfu'IIinjr's Best tea gro
cer gives your money bnck!sox- For sa,e "IJ"'
if you don't like it ,
. . . I "We had an epidemic of dvsenter
It's one thing- to say
money back, and another
thing to do money back.
We say it, and your gro
cer does it; and we pay him
A ScMHtaz & Com piny
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iranciKO
TEAMS WANTED.
To haul cok e and copper bul
lion between theterminus of
the Gila Valley, Globe and
Northern railway and thetown
of GIobe; Arizona. For par
tculars addr ess W W. Ed
wards, at Geronimo, Arizona
tf
r. Price's Cress Bstlsj PoJ
Vorid's Fair Hizbest Medal u4 Olptoox-
ar- Price' Crtaua Bataa C 01 vast
Get
Your
Christmas
Free
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two ounce tag-,
and two
coupons inside each four
sl ounce bag of Blackwell's
i Durham. Buy a hag of
IH this celebrated tobacco
sgl and read the coupon
Pf "which gives a list of val
uable presents and how
to get them.
5T5
Large Number of Natives
Leave the Spaniards,
.150 ALREADY REVOLT.
A Number Recaptured and
Shot Down General
Massacre,
SHOT ON THE STREETS
Madeid, A dispatch from Singa
pore says tbo natives of Mindano one
of the Philipine group, have revolted
and many of the native troops are de
serting to the insurgents. Bands' ef
insurgents frequently appear around
Manilla at night and fire volleys into
the place. A dispatoeh to the Impar
cial from Singapore says that at
Aliohte a fortified seaport of thaiiland
Luzona, 150 prisoners revolted, killed
six soldiers, seized arms and tri'd to
ra:o the native inhabitants against
tbe garrison. The revolt failed, re
volters were shot down in the streets
and a crtioral massacre followed.
.Many f the prisoners recaptured were
shot the following morning.
'BUOKLLVdAltSIOA SALVS.
The best salve in the v.urld fcr cuts
buises, sores, ulcers, salt iheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all sxin eruptions ard post
tively cures Piles, or :o payment rcquir
ed it t guaranteed t i;ivc le-.cl ; is a
faction cr moaey rciunitf. Vr c 550
tone
epidemic titutscnterv m
this vicinity last :umnier," says Samuel
b. follock, of IlnceUnd. Cal. '1 ws
taken with it and ruffered severely unt 1
some one called niy attention to Oai-
beriain s Colic, Cholera and Uiarrho' a
Remedy, I proured a bottle and felt
better aticrthe first dose. Hefiue ne
half of the bottle had been used I was
well. I recommended it to .my itiends
and tnetr experience was the same. We
all unite in saying it is the best." fcr
sale by Druggists.
31in 1'jrauuy ol tuc Desk.
We will suppose that your occupation
is sedentary that your are chained, so to
speak to the desk in some counting house
or perhaps to the loam in some vast mill
where you ate compelled to labor from
morning to night. Sunday is your only
day of relaxa-ion. You return home
every evening- wearied mentally and
bodily. Your health and strength begin
to fail. What will most effectually re-
Icuperate your vital energy The weight
ol evidence points to 00 other conclusion
than that Hosteller's Stomach Hitters is
your salest, most reliable sheet anchor.
Use It persistently, and your system will
soon regain its pristine vigor. Every
function will receive a healthful imp-il-p.
There is no remedy to equal the liitters
(or nevou.ness and want oi sleep,
dyspepsia, constipation and billiousnes
It averts and reni'dirs all forms .l 11 at
..rial disease, and is a preventive ol
heumaii.m aid rcunla.
Many 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
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Blackwtirs
8AUUftA
18o6.
Highest of all in Leaveain vower.
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aissa
ABSOLUTELY PUBE
A.TEST NEWS
Tbe Irrigation Congress In
Session.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION,
The American Federation of
Labor Meet Steamer
Lost.
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST
Fuesix. The National Irrigation
Congress has brought Pheniz about a
thousand visitor, nearly all men in
terested in the water storage and its
distribution, tind reprtseating twsnty
stvtn date. Permanent organization
was effected by the selection of C. B.
Booths of California, to be president;
Governor-elect Frank H. Briggs of
North Dakota, vice.prs:deut,anU Jas.
II. MeClintcck, of Arzona, A.. L. Kcl-
ASt of Colorado aud L. S. HowletS of
iVnrliicgior, as ftctctarier.
Lo.nuon- J. hn Suart, sixth Earl of
Darnley, is dead.
IbitiiK. The Frcucb steamer Marie
Fannie hai be-n totally lost, off the
island of Alderne. Tue captain was
saved, but fourteen members of the
crt w were drowned.
Ci.nci.-coiti. Tbe sixteenth annual
convention of the American Feder
ation of labor was calltd to order here
at 10 a. m. yesterday by President
Samutl Gompers. About 150 dele
gates were jircAent and cssy visitors.
The Ilcover-MavolblaI.IIe.
Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver
svilIe,IH.,sayB:"To Dr. King's New
Discover I owe my life, Was taken
with .u Grippe and tried all the phy
sicians, bat of no avnil and was given
up and told I could not live. Having
Dr. KingV New Discovery in.my store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
und from the first dosebezan toeetbet-
iter, ami after using three boltlo was up
and about sgun. it is worth Us
weight in guM. Wo won't keep store
or haute without it." Get a free t'lall
ha Tombstone Drug Store.
Just a pinch
of Pride op Japan Tea
half what you use of
ordinary kinds makes a
delicious, fragrant cupful.
First pickings finest young
tea leaves properly fired and
packed on our own premises
in Japan. Best tea in pack
ages imported.
M. J. BRANDENSTE1N & CO.
Sa Fraocteca ass Yokairaa
Fall zetiihlyis and l-Tbs.
Wanted-n Idea I
aooiattmK
mom am cm
thlac o paten tt
Protect Yor W; thr may lrfnr yov w&Xtx
Writ JOHN TVEIPU:UUIt:i co, Viunt AU.
M71, wMBiocioit, u. t, jot tisir s ptixm c
and Db( C tmo ant jX tttraUa &ic.
No 59
Latcit U.S. Gov't Report
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rwucr
f 10 rex.
Att mi JLLM
COCUIbK
O. F. A shburn. Benson.
PAtACX.
A. V.Curry, Banch.
Jas. Wolfe. "
C. F. Gardner, "
SaS 08K,
G. M.Porter, BUbee,
M. Gorman, "
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FAIRBANK DEPARTMENT
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GEO. G.McGEE, Prop.
Fairbank, : Arizona,
Headiiuarters for visitors frcmTomb-
rtoue end surrounding country.
Uest of wines liquors and cigars
always on hand.
PAY THE EXCHANGE A VISIT
P. A. DEMARTiNi,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A full line of
GR00ERIER,
PROVISIONS,
CIGARS
AND
TOBACCO.
T AIKBANK . 'ARIZONA.
FA 1 1 BANK. A. T.J
MRS. K. HARRINGTON. Prop.
Chagres Reasonable. Parties going
from Tombstone to Bisbee will
hive ample time for dinner
before the train arrives.
Table Supplied With the Best.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
GUHH P34XEY,
Allen St near 3d, (Old.Custom House.;
VEGETABLES.
FKDIT3,
iCIATOES?
onions;
;etc
Fresh California fruil received every day
by express. Everything told at
lowest rates. Goods delivered
tref. to all oarls of city.
Fish Received Xvery
Thursday.
W. 0. ABBOTT
ASSAYING
IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
TombstoneArizona.
Samples by mail or express mil rereivc
""nromiit attention.
Office and lUstatiiceUceriock liinite.
TliU I Vc.r Or-i-i.-nlir.
On reeeipt of ten cent i or sfnicpj,
a generoiM rnp!e wil n.Usdof ha
cn.t popnter Cilrrii i. ,ay iVser Core
(Ely's Crcain I-.!m) tcjiisut 'to 1c3jos
stralo tbe gic it ruerits ci' :li6 ictJt.
elv nr.oxnEif-'.
Zi 'anea I Z ' 1'or- City.
IseT.iofiivIletlJ'r.i ' . ' ',Voat.,
Tecomme ti!e3 Ely's ( 1, . - . i-j t-s. X"
can einiir:niii liia e!. .11 . , ,-It hn posi
tive enre fr ciUrrb U c -n HO-rcefttL"
Iter. Francin 7. "Pool. l.tt-r CcutralPrcs.
Church, Helena, M011L
Ely's Crtarn Bain h th acjtmrldd
care for catarrh auJ lua'tins ld ti.rcurj
ocjijsawsidru. Price, SO casta.
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