Tombstone Prospector from Tombstone, Arizona • Page 4

Mi I 4 y. i 0 i The Prospector. AUGUST 7, WJ. RAILROAD TIME TABLES- ARIZONA AND. SOUTHEASTERN R.

No th IS (Sfi Kirst i JT CUjS Diilf 6a.ni TIMETABLE October 15, 1898 Stations Uv Risbee Arljs 3 130pm 6:05 1 31... 01 1:11 1a 4 Don V. i 6. 6 35 8 -5 5 12-55 '124' I-acitard I.2 9 12:45 707 7-5 19 4 Hanmn 35 9 'Z'S TanV 30 1 12-05 t. Lv.

35 3 lt'-S 19 OJI1U5 19 o' 11:15 7 7 15 7 9 5 olio. am ft 3 3 37 6 I.v....FaIrbank...Ar. S. A. Crossine 7:35 8:10 8:50 39 6 Contention Land 45 8 SS'3 Picific Time, Flag Station.

Stops on Signal. BEN WILLIAMS, Superintendent. SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. East STATION West MS" 20 am 133pm 5.5 pm 8.30 a Tucson Ar 11.35 pm Benson 1.50am 4.20am 10.202 Angeles.

7.00pm KRUTscusrrr. E. Ranpolph. MARICOPA North South. 8.oopmtLv 8.25 pm; Tempe.

ooam 7 25 a 9.00 9.25 pro( Sac a. 6.25am Mane a I.6.i5,ara 7.00 am 9.45P ru NEW MEXICO ARIZONA R. R. West East 4 00 a 4.50 a 535am Lv Benson Ar'n Fairbink. tio 50pm Huachuca.

1020pm ....) 0.30 pjm CaUbases 8.10 p'ra Noga'es I 7.45 rn 0.45 a 7.30 a 8.00 a ml Daily, Pacific time J. J. Fuey, General Manager. NAVCLE. E.

Assistant General Manajer, Train Master LOCAL NOTES. For ale, one-Hall safe. Apply at F. B. Austin.

tf Ko.3 Cock-loves $15 at I3AREOW3, See Biibee newt on third page, tf "Mexican Neuralgia and Toothache cure," quick, harmless cure, 123 eta. Tombstone Drug store. tf Biuiarkft Irnn Xene Was the result of his splendid health, Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not fcund where Stomach, Liver; Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills.

They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25c at Tombstone drug store. i Fresh home made candy every day at Yaple's Candy factory. tf 7o Care Torvrr, in.elliwarcts Cattartlc. 10c crSi It fi ftittc- refund 3)one; Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the $ystem AVUCOMES 1 2 inm CUiS VF TMt CtNUIHl-MAHVP by '3t- vVSsSC mA SU i WJ SMI ft KTIlfc TERESA JS SUSPECTED Believed She Is Responsible For the Yuqui War.

Santa Teresa, the Mexican woman, who has Ions been revered as a saint by the natives of Chihuahua, anj this locality, and who is said to poseeea the art of uealiug the sick simply by the laying on of hands, is believed to be more or lest reiponaible for the present outbreak among the Yaqui Indians. The El Paso Herald says: "Officer George Harold of El Paso, formerly a Texas ranger, says that he is confident that Santa Teresa is responsible for the outbreak. "Harold was one of the American officers who rounded up the ringleaders of the raid on the Mexican custom house at Paloraa, Chibuachua, a few years ago, He says Santa Teresa instigated that rebellion which was crushed in its iacipiency and that every rebel captured oa this side the line had a picture of the women saint on his person and the back of each photograph was inscribed with one of her prayers. 'It is uow belioveJ that she used her influence to incite the IndUn to revolt and rise against the Mexican rule. The womn is described as being frail and delicate looking and undoubtedly possesses magnetic power the eoarceof which is unknown.

"Hsrold and others are confident that the women's presence in the Yaqui country had a grpat deal to do with the uprising, now assuming alarming proportions." ro cLKAAhi: th: srMTK.ii Effectually yet gently, when costive or bilious, to permanently overcome habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds, or fevers, use Srup ot Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup Co. Won. King came up from the Custom House yesterday and is meeting his Tombstone friends. -Chat. G.

Johnson came in yesterday from Biebee on a flying professional visit. Free delivery postal service has been ordered established on November 1st at Prcseott. Look out for malaria. It is seasen-able now. A few doses of Prickiey Ash Bitters is a sure preventive.

Mre John Campbell returned to Bisbee today after a brief visit with bar parents here, Mr and lljlit Mc-Cormick. The soothing and healing properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its pleas ant taste and prompt and permanent cures, have made it a great favorite with the people everywhere. For sale by all dealers in medicines. County Surveyor J. A.

Roekfellow met with a slight accident to bis baok sustained in a fall, and was compelled to remain home several days. He ha now about recovered and is getting along easily. Col. Garcia Martinez, of the 17 tb infantry, and several aides, passed through Benton today bound for Nogales, where the officers go to join in the operations against the uprising Yaquie. Col.

Martinez is direct from the City Mxico. Nothing so thoroughly removes the malarial gcrai from the system as PbiciJi.ey Ash Bitters. It gives life and action to the torpid liver, strengthens and aetittsthe kidneys to properly cleanse the blood, giv a tone to the eiomach, purifies the bowels, and promotes good appetite, vigor and cheerfulness. Sold by J. M.

Folks. Mr, Jack McNaughton, special stafT correspondent for the Chicago Record pasted south this morning en-route to the Yaqui river, where be will lafci part in the suppression of the Indians on behalf of his Chicago paper. Beside being a good writer Mr. McNaughton is a first-class pen artist and the articles furnished by him will be w.tll worth reading. A grand dance and general good time was had at the ranch home of J.

D. Lowery in the 2nd. inst. The large number of guests included residents from all over the county and the festivities in point of enjoyment and pleas a re will bs one long to be remembered by the fortunate attendants. The generous hospitality of the bost and hostess was of general comment, everything being provided and nothing left undone to make the occasion what It was a most jay-able event THE CATTLE COMBINE The Pcol May Iacludo Cochise Conntv lloldiugs It is reported that the Consolidated Cattle Company who are to control the large caltle Interests of Texas and New Mexico have also cast their ees toward Arizona and will endeavor to incorporate many of the larger Arizona cattle concerns into the mammoth pool.

As the largest cattle owners of the territory have their big herds in Cecliise county and the further faat that the ranges would be practically adjoining those in New Mexico, on which options are already secured, color is lent the theory that the proposed combination will alto operate in this territory and have boldings'in this county. Should the company embrace large individual cattle holders and companies in this county 100,000 cattle could be easily included in the deal and a clear range to the adjoining holdings io New Mexitotbe gained thereby. It is understood negotiations are now on and an effort being made to carry the plans into efftct. As the matters of the company now stand nothing less than the round-up of 600,000 bead of cattle on ranehes in the pan handle district of Texas and New Mexico is contemplated by the promoters of the propeasd Consolidated Company. The caUle butineia during the last few years has furnished enormous profits to ranchmen and breeders.

At present tba prices for cattle on the Chicago market are higher than they ha've been during any summer in the last twenty ytars. The feeding conditions on the ranches are also better than they have been for several years, altogether the chance are favorable that with the formation of the cattle poel the Arizona interests may be found ir.clmltil. Judge W. A. Barnes wt Tucson, is in the city.

Judge Barnes has been very successful in selling mines this year, and it is said that he has made 130,000 within the ptst six months in this way. He is --interested in the sale of the Cob re Grande-copper property and It is this that brings him here. Herald. By unintentional oversight mention of the death of Kemble of Fair-bank, which occurred on Sunday, was omitted in yesterdays itsue. Mr Kemble was truly one of the Cocbite County pionees and one of the first settlers on the San Pedro river.

He was C2 years of age and death wa cauetd from pneumonia. JCemble settled on the place now known as Kemble'sGiove wben'he first came to Cochise county and is sail to have been the first settler on the river. He was identified with the upgrowing of Tombstone io early days, During the past years he remained on bis ranch lining quietly and alone until tbe Reaper Death claimed him and he answered to the final call. With his death removes another pioneer landmark. He was buried at tbe Tombstone cemetery.

Girls who have to stand on their feet most of tbe time work as hard at any day-laborer yet they do not (r-t what is rightly called exercise. Close, confining, indoor oc cupation gives no t-xhiliration; to the nervous! in nor active circula-' lion to the blood. wears, tiars and drays a woman's life away. TUe whoV rhyical ytcro! prows slugKuh and torpid under it. Xowonderotnanyfalc firls and factory cirl and houstvrircs anf-A-r from indigestion and constipation and bilious troubles.

No wonder they are subject to tbe diseases of the delicate stxci: organism of their sex. The wonder is rather that they can stand' it as well as they do. But "a poor weak woman," a- she is termed, will endure bravely and patiently agonies which a strong man would give way under. Tbe fact is women arc more patient than they ought to be under such troubles. Eery woman ought to know that she may obtain tbe most eminent medical advice free pf tharxe and in absolute canfi-dence and privacy by writing- to Dr.

R. V. Pierce, chief consulting of tbe Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of ItnSalo, N. V. Occupying this position for thirty years he has had a wider practical experience in the treatment of women's diseases than any other physician in this country.

His medicines are world-famous for their astonishing edicacy. Tbe most perfect remedy ever devised for weak and deffeate women is Dr. PieTce'a Favorite Prescription. His "Golden Medical Discovery" is the only permanent di- (restive and nutrient tonic. Tbe two medicines taken alternately, form tbe most perfect and successful course of treatment ever prescribed for female troubles complicated with a sluggish, overwrought, nervous, diseased constitution.

In severe constioation Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be occasionally taken with the ju: una i.B9l oiacr. luey ne' -'c. ARIZONA EXHIBIT A Commissioner Looking For Arizona Minerals The Star says Mr. Victor C.

Heike is iu Tucson for the purpose of collecting minerals for the exhibit which the government will send from Arl-zena to the Paris exposition. He is the fcpeeial representative of the com-mistion appointed by the president for collecting tbe United States contribution to the great fair iu 1909. The commission is parlicularly interested in gst.ing samples of orn-uuntsl stone, hard ttonea or building s'ontr, rough hewid or polished, rocks which product lime or cement; grinJ-stones, whetstones, pnmice stents, polishing substances, moulding eandi, refractory sands; clayr, kaolins, Hints, and other eubstancet uted in the manufacture of earthon-wart refractory rock and tiro play bcauxite, flour-spar, aibestor, rut-er echaum, graphite and plumbag.i, slates, gems and precious rock salt froai ealt spring', saltpeter and nitrates, sulphate, alumi and o.her natural salts; boracic acid and borax, raw sulphur and pyrites, natural mineral paints. Among the mineral fuels the commission decircs DONT FEEL 4 4 jour condition you are in urgent need of PRICKLY ASH BITTERS 4 4 4 Yonr trouble ariws in a clojjjrwl and torpid condition of the liver and botvols which, if allouod to continue, will develop malarial fevers, kidney or some other troublesome disease. THICKLY ASM HITTERS drives out all poisonous impurities, strengthens the vital organs, promotes functional uctivity, good digestion, and vijfor and energy of body and bruin.

SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES. For Sale J3y F. N. Family Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Agricultural Implements, Notions, Candies, Etc. 't-'-- MINERS RANCHERS SUPPLIES ALL KINDSSFOR: MINE OR RANCH F.

N. peat, lignite, bituminous coal, anthracite, coal dud and cotnprH(d coal, raw petroleum and asphalt, natural gas, asphalt and mineral wax aud liturucu, itiw yellow amber nut! t. Mr. Htike will be in Tucson fur some time arranging far a collection. "What' in a namt-T" The vc nl 'bitter" dors mil hi a ay indicnt1 soup thine hnrh hmI tTctal.lc Am IIHTKI.S is proof ol thU.

It tleanrL'S ftuiu t.inio and lrguUtt-f the f.vst'in th nojglily, yet it id em pleasant the moot Celicstu etotiiarh will not oljVctto i Sold by J. M. Folks. The Prescotl eleotiic cotuptuy and the Jerumo telephone compauy Lave consolidated their tcl-phom lino, ami conimuui aiion with Jerome kuiI ull points near by can le had over tl.c to syttem. JoliMt-oti Brothers of Mem, liOO crUes of crIes to the mirk few days ago.

In Pl.iU'telj.hia last year there wtre 00.000 percPn arrested for crime and misdemeanor in Chicago, 83.0.K). Ctiiceg employs 3,000 policemen; Philadelphia only 2,500. The number of arrests for dr-jnkannets and disorderly conduct in Chicago was i in fr Do you wake tip in the morning tired and unre-fresheJ? L)o ou perform yoi.r daily duties languidly? Do ou miis the s.iap, vim and energy that was once vonrs? If this describes PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE. FOLKS WniCUTT. WOLCOTT.F.

B. FRANK CORNER FIFTH PIONEER DEALER IN. General Merchandise Port, White. Angelica, Sherry, Johannesburg, Zirgnde, STAPLE AI FANCY CHOICE GINS. BRANDIES and WHISKIES Bottled'Beer For FsmilvTrafle Esueciallv verylhing' in our line is'first class goods and sold a pricei that defycompetition PIONEER STORE AUSTIN AND FREMONT STS STORE WINES BRANDS OF GROCERIE AUSTIN.

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