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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
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The Los Angeles Times of SatuE- day announces the return of the excursionists of that city from thejr trip to Arizona. They were met at the depot by large number of cIt'- zans and 8 brass band and escorted to the Chamber of Commerce build ing. where a liberal supply of ciaret punch had been provided for them to taper of with. The Times says that the members of the party. individually and collectively, spoke in the highest terms of the hosPl- tality of the good people of Arizons- which they said surpassed thelr most sanguine expectations. We never missed a meal. and didn't pay a cent. said one of the gentlemen, as expressive of the lavish manner in which they were entertained, and this sentiment received general con frmation.'
 Aboard the train on their return trip 6 resolution of thanks t0 H. h. Gregory. assistant general passenger agent of the Southern California Railway. for his courtesy and good management in making the excuT- slon a pleasure and success, wa- signed bv every member of the party 1 resolution of thanks was alsC rendered Max. Meyberg for his uH tir.ng efforts in the same direction
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
No. S2s Application for a Patent.
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 Prescott AriEo a, Janaary ss is'. Notice l- hereby Ei.en tbar W. R..ls-l b5 k h. burmistaF his affnrrey fu s,., is,,t. h- h1r-Il7.cf, wl.aat past1rhce aiir,-s i- I7 cutt, ArlzouA have tlls day filed th.ir ~ tpl fur lRtrlt Tor nf.nau kunI,.s - linear f-.J of tla Boulder ulirla or v-i- tt.sll sold and -l-htr Wift surface grounsi sir - 1000 tgei iu uldtl. ~ituatCd lu Walke- - district t uaf ui fagauai and Ts-~ss-f AliEana. aud deriguaied bY tha Geld pe,s. oiile .ai pi2i Ha .r ih this uthce as Minsrsi N. yeg No. Llsi. a tuulshIp No. IE NOrTE " " Ao ! Wet, ut HllA and Salt River Hiari'li..' - Mineral Survey No. l.isi b7ias d-scr.te5 . ~ lowe tu-ait, ~ ksgianius at the northwest eornu, .s claim. Identical with the \ N corner of ts N cation, wh-' 'c granite stone sx6xls insf..-s sst iu grVuld suFruuEded by Ipounr-s-.' stoisCs and marked B No II lQt A rr-.. lava rock ia place marked 8 R D No I-, hesr- st deg. v Iuln N i-o fec. soutt ,,,- end ot solr Nile a ouse bgars !, @ dsgs = '-s E ]. .trt lttf. Thence \ sl cra. % Iain F .sf f tu north center end. Identical with horn =. end u' location where a granite stara .r1.-s llCles is frt sa EruuDd 5urruuudel hIy - msut ot stones and market D No l. Iaf f5- same course -a1 faet Co corner No : idsss'- witn ~ E CuF her Jt LocGtguu, where a ,-s-- s one -LluI1i llCn-H iz set in .ruunri srr-',,-l hg monument ot ,toues and marked B NJ LEA Thence l- uegr 90 min w | tgs D ss-. 2 corner W" $. where a granite b,iuidef gs4si,- lifllt- l- -tL i1 gruund surrounded hT -r..- mgut of -tuuts and marked B No s-i- . Ibcuce \ .i degs sg miE W 6o0 feet Co cor-'. t . w-r a granite stone ~Nt-xl- inchss is - [ gruund surrounded by monument of srds1. .. marked D No s-ilH. Thence \ i1 =, | mn E 2, ,as3-3 tgrt to corner No i-l Iai ths ,l [ of pecllul E
 Nsslet variation n Leg 30 min E ess.,,s, | i- go ar-Ca.
 ! The location ot this mlno is rscuriisd i, s ] EecurliFr'- office ut 4EEapai clUuty Asi,--. ! tAe Book q. ut uiulug records
 ! Any ard al IersUu- claim iag zivers-ly q, ! portion of a. rouiuer mine or surface g-a-- [ are rgqulIlsl to lie tbglr adyersa clAims ui,i S . Irczcutg n ihe Ugnty uf layagsi. TsrTi-I-,' Arizoua during tAe sixty days period of D,t ! cation bgrcuf, 1r they wll te h1rrsd fI ] . yirtus to tLa prayls u-s of the statute.
 H. D.. hOSS, Razizs
 First publication Jan ~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
CARLYLE AND HIS WAYS.
g. Was Terrible h His old Age fl CrSa'
 ea hut Fnioyed Fun

T4. Was Terrible h His old Age. CrSss
 cd, but Enjoyed Pun
 The injunctons left by Mir. Frouds I, his will respecting the desruo- tion of all the papers in his posses sion relating to Mir. and Mrs. Carlyle revive many memories respecuns . tho Sage of Chelsea. During the Russian-T Turkish war Mir. Carlyies svmpathies were, as was well knoWn ,tsrnlv Russian, and any mention oi Inc unspeakable Turk roused m wrath to a terrible extent It was my good fortune to sec a great deal 7f him in those days, and one night ;ve met at the dinner table of very great common friend, when he wan ssDe,iallv wrathfuI at some incideBt which had occurred in connection with the conflict then going on.
 To contradict him or argue wlu him was useless, ns 1t would onl1 fan the flames, so we all sat Tn d leYce listening to the torrent of ve helnent angry abuse of the unfor, innate Turks, who were then per forming prodigies of valoe against overwhelming odds. He harangued ' ms for some time and received no re sponse. The growlngs of the thun- der became lower and lower and at ! last ceased with loud laugh and chuckle at the conspiracy of silence, of which DO one enjoyed the fun more than himself. He exclaimed' Well. well! see I am going to have all the jaw to myself, " and ouicklv changed the subject, choos- ing another on which we could all
 join in more or loss modified agree ment.
 ' If not contradioted, and at his age
 very few cared to irritate the 'id
 man. he soon relinquished his soalo
 ouv and fell into the converSs ton l around him, pulling great clouds oi
 smoke from his pipe and growing
 remarks of approval or of dissent. Ialways remember the last nm'
 Isaw him, but a very short tiIno be
 fore his death. He was lying on d'
 sofa in the room so well known X us all, his goddaughter, a little gir of some : years, who had brUush ! him a pair of warm gloves to wear 3 standing beside him.
 He was very weary and very tlre' } of life. and the contrast was strikIni
 between the child ,on the threshoi' , of life, with toys, its pleasures am its feebleness still unfolded stand
 inc beside the aged philosopher D whose dim eye and shrunk forr
 told of e life struggle, weariness an
 unsatisied longings, who had drun
 the cup of life to its dregs, who ha
 won fame, renown, who had lett
 name that would live in all tim' t who yet longed for death with :- passionate longing.
 i II was one of the most dramat l. pictures one had ever seen, and or t that could never pass from the men n orv of those who saw it-Lac IS Jeuns in Realm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Notice of Hearing Petition to Pro bate Foreign
 will.

In the Proba-c Court of YSyapai Couz1s riiury of Arizona
 in the mater of the Estate oi Jacoo B decsa-cd
 Notice is hereby given that Monday, thss day of March. I-s.5. at 10 o'clock a. m day. and th. court rcom of sad court, g city cF .re-c1-- Coaa-y cf IzFapAi. Terrir Arizona. have been appointed Ss th, s-'4 pIace for tesrins tas petition O. 1uilA hz' have admitted tc TrobSie in this court q thentioated copy oI Ia will and the proo'se a of said Jacob Earth. WB.ch u will Tls D fore pruveJ- allowed, and admitted to prss the Prohat,. ourt of tho County ct hcsf's state of Missigan, Aai ior hearing ths ss ton of Julia Earth for the Issuance ts 2 letters testamentary thereon.
 Witness my and and the seal ot szil q this i5th day of February, 1895.
 C.P. HICkSG Tint publication Feb ls.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
nIucky.

Look here, young fellow, said the gentleman with the waxed nus tachc to the tramp who was stealth ilv approaching the vicinity of tho free lunch counter, If you re at all superstitious. I'd have you kEJw that you're the thirteenth man V Do has worked that free lunch today.
 Well, guess 13 is dead unlucky, replied the itinerant. No. l2 seems to have got the last of 1t "-Nm- kerS Statesman
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Notice OT Forfeiture

To Thomas Lewis. his heiIs et i'ii is-.
 Non ars hereby uotIfed thal th.,, | ,- i,, Three hundr,Nd Dollars .ss.s.. ..ss, c rr5,er5ents upon the Gem --., ID all...s : in Big Bug district. Nayapel e'ii...'i e'i.. i.l or.lsr t, hold sad premises ul..s. si i CF Section .-Sli Resiss-t SiA.l.'s-., - 1, Sfstes. being the amount ts,--i Vi 6 same for the years lss'a, - -. ---fI,s g within ninety dsys after tii.s s,.,.,;;lS. -.,,;lS.s ton you fail or rsfasse, 70 ,--' ev..s sss ss.s portiGn of such expendlt..l,5,1, - q intervsf in said claim VII -; =, ,. Of the subscriber under sa'd ki
 Chapar.al. Ariz., psCei-lll'., .,... '. q
 firsl pablicasie
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
rr.scott'. Gun Club.

Dexter won the high score at Sat urday'- shoos of the gun club with I6 birds. Other scores were as fai- lows: Marks and Andrews, each, I3: Hill, r; Ferguson. l;Hastiugs aud Frantz. each g: Mauderfelt. .. Marks won first money on the sweep stakes with a score ot x out cf a possible To Hill and Ferguson tied for second money with each. The shoot-oE being won by Hill. Hast ings scored 6 and Andrews D.
 The score on Sunday stood a, follows: Jackson. l3; Frantz. I3: Hastings. l2; Andrews, r.. Marks. II. Robinson. :; Mauderfeit 4. There was no sweepstakes shot for on Sun day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26

- .'.s ~. -fi ,,,.,5, h{u. rhe Doctor has tray rhIytensiVely iu Europe aa1 lnsiected tAoi- aa. thr vArioGs hospitals tiere' vosAtA-Is rsp tsAl ot valuable iuiurt1S -'ou' NlL'A ig -' rvirss The Doctor cures Wnrn oth'Fs t4ll- ~ hiu- DIR. GIBSON Wul make no cR%Fse LL
 s. he eHscts a cure Persons At a dlstAl4e' -l,'i
 Eo-v. All communications sirlcly cv1i- d.ofi.l AIi Lzftsrs ansWered iu plain CD yelu lts Csii 1r write. Addross DA. J. |, GiBBON, hoH ia7. San Francisco. Cal. mL--u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
JOUBNAL-MINER
,yEDNESDAY.......Ft t -l. lo.-o
Your Own u,r,hday Party.

Your Own Tirthday Party SaturaAy's Daily The "Your Own Birthday Party, . e,;ven in K. of ?. hall last eveo lnS {. by the Ladies Aid society ot the M . F church. was a pronounced sue |. c.ss The attendance was qullc . larre. the hall being comioTtaoit . filled. 4 feature ol the party wa ;n the admission fee charged winch was 2 penny for every year ot t9e visitors ace. For this purpose liitlF white and red sacks had been made bv the ladies and sent to each one invited The admission Tee was nIaced in these sacks and handed 10 the door keeper on entrance to the hall. The programme was very In- terestiug and was fauttleSsly ren- dsred by those participating n it. lu fact an entertainment at which each individual number of the programme ;s rendered as satisfactorily 10 the audience as that of last evening IS rarely seen. It was noi lengthy or tedious. occupying only about one hour. The following Is a copy "l the programme:
 Piano duet .......-.. ..-.''.
 Mesdames Dugal and Burmister Vocal solo......--..M Mrs. Ii. D: hos Recitation. Mrs. O. C. Williams Vocal solo. Mrs. N. Levy OuaTtette.. te....--.-..-.
 Come Where the Lilies Bloom
 Nesdames Il. D. Ross and J. (.
 Martin and NJ. E. Hazletine
 and Rev. G. L. Pearson,
 Vocal solo. MT. Mcdonald Piano solo. Mrs. B. II. smith Vocal solo....... Mrs. C. W. French Ouartette e.........-.-..-- O.
 Moon Light Will Come Agaln
 Mesdames H. D. Ross and J. (.
 Martin and NJ. B. Hszletine
 and Rev. c. L. Pearson.
 Piano solo........M Miss lnez halble Recitation. Mrs. E. J. Austin Ouartette .f'The Professor at Home
 Mesdames E. W. French and J.
 C. Martin and Rev. G. l..
 Pearson and E. W. French
 After rendering the above pro gramme refreshments consisting oi sandwiches, doughnuts, coffee and cake were served, during which thoSS present enjoyed themselves by soela converse aud thus rounded out very enjoyable evening. The mem bers of the Ladies Aid extend then most heartfelt thanks to all who sI kindly participated in the entertain ment and contributed to its success
 The society will realize over " from the entertainment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Dissolution Notice.

Ppl,lic notice is hereby gwen t--.. l. 2 nership heretofore existing ue. a - '-,. si.-n-,i under the firm nalna and - ... ETos. is this day dissolved v
 Inf, John II. smith rstlrt,s tT2.,a is,.,.... z. ;~.- s.,ld hisiutert-st therein e V .--.,-. -... T Iba meat market and stock oasl..s.. = roD,irrfs,i b, them under their sA.l . fhe | lty of Prescott and ID t1e tls, I..-.i s..., ;-tbs I,srritory of ArIzuaa Siil - 'is 5-,,fed and carried Ou In the - - ..- Wi,iism H. smith. wh ls hesesSs = rollecfall debts duet e nrm ll A-,,l s-. s1r,1es an he indebteiness oi ~ ~. z
 DS,..I st Prescott, AriEo2A u.s 2 DeoenoeF' iSs'' JOHN II. SS
 s., WILLIAM H.t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Hi.In.auity Accounted For.

sheriff Rufner yesterday brought 4. B. Seaman and another man ID from Congress, both charged with being insane. When the writer went into the sherifs office, Seaman was reading the JoURNAL-MINEE and the other man the Courier. Boil were examined before Drs. Sewa.l and Dutcher and Probate JuGGe Hicks. Seaman was adjudged in- sane and the other man found as bright and sound ss a dollar and discharged. .'-COu-er.
 An investigation of the above cases revealed the fact that the crazy man had been a regular subscriber Of the Courier for some time while %the other man" was a constant reader Of the J NJ. Each. out oi curiosity picked up the paper in ;he sherifTs office that he was unac customed to reading regularly The sane man came in and re newed his subscription to th, JoURNAL-MINER, paying two years Il advance, while the crazy man or dered his Courier sent to the insane asylum at thenlI.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26

Wise men will apply their rene dies to vices, not to names; Co .he causes of evil which are permanoat, not the occasional organs by w!..ch they act and the transitory m,.les in which t.ev appear.-Burke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26

Banker Thomas Hine, of Phenix, is reported very sick. 4 day or two since he undertook to ride bronco horse. which bucked him, and in jursd him internally. Since that time he has been growing worse and is now threatened with a serious illness.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Notice of Forfeitun.

ToHW. Green. his heirs, assigns e ls
 sentaflve>- ..1s 4.
 Talzs ro.ice that We. Jas. hartsle.s Harfsfield. as co 0wlcrs m the m - ;- Big Bus Mining District, lAIAs. TerriTory ut Arizona, the locatlesa E',.., s.., k recorded at page eleven tiIl ~ .s- nine tSsi of mining records ID t5ls - Cosnty kecurier of sad coQniy, l4,.s h., s1n of One Muuired Dollars a5s-. l. during the year is.'5, ID oT'ier 70 2, ..s n,,.. i.,z under the rroyi ions et c.,-i.- -. 1. ,,;...3 St tutes of the United StSiss, . = fnIlv apuear by a ceruncate ot -l nlsi for record in said hs',eTtis.s 2 Fsb-uary q. ISsi. and oelng the t.tl-.- -a annr,I isi-,r required Co holt iae s- v.-ar ending uecember Sl-I, lesl-. ninety daIs after ser,I-e oi thls n''..', Y .. hv pnbhcation. yoa fail et retrse ". V v y1ur proportion oi aio expes..s...--. owner. ycur interest in said l5.-i.s. b.-~ofaq the property os the on.lslss,s5 ~
 s-iiN N'> J. C. HAAIsil
 First nnhlication. Eeb. l1--A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Notice for PuSdsabN
AA'>' January E

land Ohice a' 5sl N.,ics is hereby si. tssii t.i k. '. s ns1rs,i settler has hlei nosl.s sf hs g make faaI proof in snpl-,lii. sliis taal tg is,a R,,,iySr. RSSS' at F 'il''re-sot;, Ai gt. isq6. VIA; Benlsmla. TE sna NE A sud Lot Se. = EsW. als, EMLt Sec 9. Twp F. . n - '
 He names the follo~ia- sss e1l continuous reSltifl.,.,,'t 2 -- s-.ig. sad land, viz- Nli.il.s.- s-. 5,u.i. -. Ari1. Grant Carter. ot A'' R H pai cf I'rsscaGL. Arlz.i i S igilsS T Prescott. Arizona. r. i5 ls.t.
 IFirst publicatlon 'A-.'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
n-nr.rn nrr CnIIl.inn

Nsw YORK. Feb. 23,-Garrett r. Sarviss in an interview. discussed the report that Perriue's comet IS travelling toward the earth at the rate ol i,7OOOOO miles a day and that a collision was probable. He sad; "I iudee the comet is a su alt one psrhaps as large as the earth That would not be very large for comet. h probably is not coming 'o"a'Is ms as fast as the dispatches say. li il is then there IS uo possibility oI is hitting us. We are trA'r"nS n;nataan miles a second and by March If. the date they talk about it's arriving, we shall be millions oi miles from where We are now
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS
 Dispensary,
IaKEARNEY sTlEl

BZs kEARNEl SIkfEll
 corner uf tommefC iai
 San Francisco, Cal Es-
 tablishe,i in io5&. for the
 trsagmaut Of os1uAl aud
 Seminal Diseasos, euCh As lfuu0rrhea. hleet, Structure, syphilis, in Ian its forms Seminal 1 i,NoAknsss, I'm potency land LsIst Manhuod, ger
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Notice to Creditor

T.tate ofJ.C. 5reIsmiuger deosased. Notice is hereby sivea by ihe uz'ls F1ecutor of the estate of J. C. Grema.s oea=e,i. to the creditors of and all persa ing claims against the said deceased Q g them. with the receSsa y vouchers' El-- months after the arss publication oi 'a.i O the said Ezeoutor at the Ot oe oftas Clerk. Prescott. ayapai County, A. T. a being the place for the transaction S' 2 ness ofsaiI estate. ia sad County oi lss
 EDWARD REE Fxecuicr of the es,.,e ot J. c. Grsz'7
 oeascj.
 Da,ed this 5yh day of Feh-uAsy' M | First publication Feb ,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26

A Constantinople cablegram says that Murad Bey, formerly lmPeeuaii Commissioner of the Council or Public Debt, has taken refuge m Carlo, and has been condemned 10 death for alleged treason. Muisd was reported m December last to have fed from Constantinople CD a Russian ship for a Russian port
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
SPANISH LIST.

Valdez. Francisco Contreras, Lucas Please call for advertised letters.
 E. J. F. HORNE, Postmaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
NOTICE.

Prescott. Arizona. October sth, ieqS. Notice is hereby given that the Rapid Transit Mine and Rapid Transit East Mine, Tiger Dis trict lAvapai County, Arizona, will not hs responsible for any dcbts contracted for labor or material furnished, or other purpose. while being worked under bond CT lesse.
 JAooB HKNnE -Rtf D. F. MITCMEA4-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26

IVAN TED Sayrrz- trust worthy gent lernan a-
 " 'g.i-= -p travel ir arlrraa fs- nl-a hIis.-.I ryllsi .uE-. -a-a-y sl-l and expenses Sfe..i iv
 uo-lfgTn. Eurlu-a reference and self aadress.a --auYsA so1s'l'l-. lle bsmlriou Jor-tany. T-lrd flf~r Oas.hz Bldg ChlrA.o. T. rfv-ls'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed. owners of the Cottonwood mine, Hassayampa district will not be responsible for any debts contracted against sald mine, while the same IS being worked under lease and bond. MRs. F.. A.. HARRINGTON,
 d. Sm MEs. '. l.. SwIGEET.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Letter Ltst.

The following Is a list of letters remaining in the Prescott postotiice for the week ending February 2l, 1896:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
RAILROAD.
Conaens..i lime TAhIe.

.rrAins No 8. westbOund-snd train No |. Eastlouud-sre fast Limited trains cArrying hrst cIa-- t,Assaugers only and equipped with fun- mans latest and most elegant sleeping cars, " riaipsr chair cars with attendant to look Atter the pNs=sn-erS comfort, and new dining cars through without change between Los AnSeles and Chicago. ,
 ..ln addition to the regular daily equipment, . lpxuruus compartment sleeping car c"ntaihlnS tNo drawing rooms and seven family rooms VII he attached to No. (. leaving Toe Aht,sies I on TS,a-,4Sv and Chicago on Wednesday of each week" ,,
 .sTrsins No. 1 and 2 carry Pullman palace sleeping cars through without change netNttu Chiearo an i San Francisco with an annex car oe- tween Rarstow and Los Angeles- Pullman tourist sleeping cars through without Shan se ue tUr,eu Chi-Aso and San Francisco, and OiicAso and o- Angeles every day, twice week hetSeen I.o- Ans-el,,s and Si Paul: once a week between I... Ar.-nll.s md St. Iouis And Boston.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26
Santa Fe, Prescott and
 Phoenix Railway.
uMErAHLK In rneo, So,. Io. 1893.
..-..g.,,a NurthNai d nAAlAoNs. No. g. NoA

tIm. ]. .l.ni.r.l u...l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-26

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Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
THE DIFFERENCE,
Net Product of Tw o Great Afri.
 can Mines.

An example of . big mine working large amounts of orc at very small profit ie given in the Geldenhuis deep. South Africa. In twenty -sevsn dsys' run the manager reports as foliows: Crushing from mine, 15,227 tons; and from development dump, ,493 tons; sield, 3542 ouncss. cyanide treated, 95OO tons, yielding 1915 ounces" On this the net profits were $2,OI0. The The report from the Robinson tells . different story. The manager cablss on the work for October as follows:
 "M'N: I20 stanps at work; 16;50O tors of ore crushed {; yielded in smelted gold, 12.OI7 ounces from concentrates (by clorina,ion), s35 ounces; from raiIings (eyanide process), 26s5 ounces; |; from shines, 1923 ounces; from own ore, 6,670 ounces; from concentrates bought (by chlorinstion), 3345 cunces. Total gold recovered, 2O.Ol8 ounces" On ,his the pr, fits were S200OOO.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Ill.,, was told by her doctors she had con- sumption and tha, there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery cured her, and she says il, saved her life. MT. Thos. Eggers, I39 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from ? dreadful ccld. approaching ccnsump- ton. tried withou, result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. |, is ruch results, Of which there are samples that prove the wonderful eficacy of the medicine in coughs aad colds. Free
 trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbee drug stores, Regular size soc and SI.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
SUNSET LIMITED.

The Sunset Limited train which pss- ses Benson twice c week going east or wet Is by far the finest and most mag nific-nt trsnscontinentsl passenger train in existsncs. It is incompsranie unescelled and unequalled. No sx- pence hs, been spared to make it psr- feet in every respect, and all that human skill or science. could invent and apply ts make 1t absolutely fault lees has been applied. Luxury and beauty have been combined with strength and safety, and, meteor like, it spans the continent, annibilsting time and space in its marvellous flight. Al, who have had the pleasure of . trip on this train unhesitssingly pro nounee it the very finest in the land. A ticket on this costs no moro than on the regular train.
 For further particulars and any in formation, address.
 E. g. WEBSTER,
 aAgent ct Benson, Or T. H. GoopMAk,
 c. F. A. San Franeiseo.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09

Iu making your selection of Chri't- mae and holiday presents there is nothing moro appropriate than . we'll selected piece of jswslry. Our local ieweler, Mr.Schmieding has lately laid in quite an assortment of articles in this line, all of the latest and most ap- proved patterns. His stock oi gold quartz iewel.y is especially attractive, and . call an him may save you much ,rouble and care in your Ohristmas selections. His present assortment of watches and diamonds can't be beat.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
Administrators Sale | Good Ranch and Improve
 ments Offered for Sale.

NOrrCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN bids will be received by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Emile Lenormand deceased up to and including November I4th Iso6 ai his store in Tombstone Arizona for the ranch ef ISs acres. heretofore owned and occu- pied by said deceased. situated on the San PedTe river in said county; just above the Grand Central Mill. and about two miles below the town ef Fairbank and also for all the personal property and utensils belonging to and situated upon said ranch which personal property is de- scTibed in the insentory and appris.menf in this estate, On file with the Probate Judge of said county. Pcsession can be given December rst, ise6. Terms Of sale. cash. The right 10 reject any and all bids is te ety reserved.
 GFL. H. FITS
 Adminlsuafor. Dated Sspsenbsr1sh. Iss6::
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-09
FORI SALE.

Ranch::and improvements, house, barn and we'll; 8 acres nnder cultivation; about 75 orchard trees in bearing; water right under St. David Canal. Everything complete and can he had cheap for cash. Good reasons for sell ing. Apply or address owner on premises.
 MRS. HANNAH NELSON,
 St. David.