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tfttf w Kjffi- ,n J l"4w. 0 . wi.-" Hi w 'J ' .4 '.V 1 :l m AV I.V .1'J V. 3) lr Town Tattle IVWFW!FIP F? becribo for Tiik Orb. : 0. U. W. meet tonight, dlounges and couches made to'cido F. Graham's. pod for sale, $7.50 per cord, J. Car ts, 0. K. etrcet. brnrv lamps and stand lamps just $ttved at B. F. Graham's. t in J. Overlook returned from Phce- resterday on the afternoon train, ips of Cochise county for. Bale at oflke. 25 cents each. tf. t , )R SALE A first class organ. Ap- ?-iV Mra.Wm. Case.. JSl-2w ternoon ' train came promptly on today. ' t,!vour pictures framedatU. F. Gra- APi g. , Zm in, hail or snow,' thai' watch must V.l$J Hinkle, the jeweler, does that, at ' kit's shoe store. t -"" : te rain we 'seemed yesterday after- to have so much reason to look for ot yet materialized. 1 kinds 'of upholstering and rep'air- fono af.B, F. Graham's. t hite pique skirts at reduced prices lewetl'B. all-tf ocrastination is the thief of time ! tave Hinkle, the jeweler, catch the f. Blewetl's shoe store. t kl Worcester Corsets. at "THE FAIR." tu)J,.ljne.of ladies' wool skirts, all Si jttst roceived at BlewQtts.. all-tf) ra. iizzio. uroucn anu xviss uertua ig returned this itl ternoon from California trip. you are of proper aire, Fly will take Type for ypu; if a baby in arms ill not attempt it. aul8-tf Lie last excursion over the S. P. will on Thursday, August 31."TTickets for 90 dojs. au31-td 8 your watch have fits or spasms? kle, the jeweler, cures them. At ett's. t lea jninmb- Davis camo in today. Davis will teach in the public 1 here during the coming sessiou. you want a new hat, neatly trimmed it your taste, leave vour order at Bawett's. Jti-if o you, want jour old watch good as ?. -If so have it-repaired by Hinkle, jeweler, in Blewetl's shoe atom t kl Worcester Corsets. ? it "THE FAIR." r Sale First-class Eate organ ;, $35. . Jaak Lumber Co. au!4-lw no new and 2 aeco nd-haud haruess. I. Jack Lumber Co. auH-lw ov. V. lioueris ion on wie uiuruuig l lor Bendon, where he will hold iouB Eervkes tomorrow. test styles in millinery goods at Ulewett's. - JO tf ou can trade your old furniture or es for new at B. F. Graham's. yAL Worcester Corsets. at "THE FAIR." b ..-- - fa i a1 nil Or WUtt A MKOTOUIH luraituw te, good lou.contrally located. Rents $15 per month. Only $o00. Apply his office. - ' jy? m. R. Uber,.deputy chief ranger of Independent Order of Foresters, is ! iu Bisbew for the purpose of organ- u.u court ofiUiia-ordur. l U)ueLieda nlca Hue in dinner in decorated ohiua ware, a B. F. ham's. t " .John A.' Campbell, of the Copper en office, came in on the afternoon In accompanied by his wife and child. . Campbell, with her little child t hud au outing of several weeks on i Pacific coast. p kj:KKU, HysrsrslA Tahllts auk boiaI '"tJa positive guarantee. Cures heart' Wa raising of the food,, distress ufter Jug oc uii.y. form of dyspepsia. One tie tabltrt. gnuja immediate relief, -'o and 50 cts. For. sate utBisbuo Drug jre. billies Itabrnc it in town toda from ranch on the San L'edro. Ho has ut 100 tons of Alfalfa hay, the pro- t of a first cutting from his Held, s year, aim is couirucung iur no ouiu deliveiy here. FOR SALE-One six-room house with Hi and water connecMons; best loca ii iu town. Also one extra lot. Can it houto at $30 per month. Inquire Otto Yon Kanel. a27-tt Dvflilock, Hips, yesterday received a ' . . .1 Vload oh fttti hoas, corn fed,, recently rchasod in the. Salt Riviur valley by L. f OvurlotR Tho hoss will La hutch: til to Kiipj ly AIuifH. Overlock'a pit- )iip. WfKKU'a KMIMHIt HlIMbDY Vlf.U OTOf louifh ut any tinio, mid will euro tho ! irdt cold iii twelve houru, or nionpy I luiided. 125cta.wul.50.cta, For aalo tU'o Di ui tore. j nn. ... r.nn'rim linllnnt-nr i-nti'ii'n i ,OTU ,u..v, .,-. -". -n 1). A. .Muikuy, at. Chiaholui ' r. tale 4 hugo loonia and wardrobe uo WUt'd ucn xuiwi omvi.-,r-iv ouiu paya moio jiroporiioniuoiy w iiviub pin-1 ''J''JCXX--AXiX wet includin"basomont; 2 rooma l'J.x ' aiid-eafo upUicution for tortured fleah. icy holders in settlement of policies. wV" " i , kitchen IxTd; brtwrneiit floored 15x llewaio of counte.'foita. Copper Queen than any other company, it'a iiihh-J f ater in hoie; healthy location; atore. ' , ranee ia gilt eil,o in every way. loroo- ah u J i om d around, N. K of water work.j Contract Tabor continued to pour into gnitpm.. im" oiiO. A. Mwma.i. mlOtf .n.bbtoneeanyon. Apply to J. F. llal-' Hawaii from Japan at tho rate ot about G H, Adams, N. W. (Jiiask, My' I'limnjsiniiu uauwiy ,nin-ur" .. . ,...!,.... -. ni.:ui.ni..t ' iMift imin n mdiiili n lha luteat runorla AFniuiirfir. llesidont Auront.i inrliliiui of, Win. llanic, Ihcvnty iier. or u. a. .ubimiji , uiiwu"u ," - o--- - ,, . - ulfvtf ' The Church Social. uito a lanre audience attended the entertainment and elm re In social Kiven by the ladies of the First MethoJist Church, at the Opera House hiet night. A well selected program, was- rendered and those" who1 availed themselvtja were highly pleased with the evening' enter tafamenft. The unwic rendered by Pro. Schmid's orchestra was'enjoyed by all. The comic negro recitation by Miss Cloid Thomas 'vas heartily encored. The singing of the two little Patton sisters was of the very best. The two little ones pessees very sweet voices. The piano duet rendered by Misses Jennie and Bertha Hess was the best tltat has been heard in Bisbee for eoine time. Both young ladies show the repult of hard, systematic practice and study. By their execution of difficult movements, it was clearly shown that both young ladies are thorough masteis of the piano. t The vocal ,solq. by. Miss Nellie Hughes, "Tbe song that reached my heart," was beautifully reudered and called forth applause. For an encore she sang "Sweet Nellie May." The rendition of the favorite song, Afterwards" by Miss Jennie Hess, was tremendously applauded by an appie- ciative audience. For an encore Miss Hess Bang a little negro ditty, "Come kiss your baby." The march by 24 young ladies, under the direction of Mrs. L. D. Hunt, was very pretty. The movemeuts were very graceful and perfect time w.is kept with Jhe music. The-ajujiienco heartily rqaponded with continued' applause. The steriopticon views, some of which were loaned, for the occasion by Flyy.tho Photographer, were the best ever shown in Biabee.. After the close of the entertainment ice cream and cake wore served' by the ladies of the church. The program rendered was aa follows: PART 1. 1. Overture Orchestra. 2. Recitation Cloid Thomas. 3. Song Patton Sisters. 4. Duett (piano) Misses,, Hess. 5. Solo(vocaJ) MssN. Hughes. G. Music .'Orchestra. .7 Solo (vocal) Miss Hess. 8. Music Quartette. 9. Selection Orchestra 10. March Young Ladies (21). 11. Mub'ic Orchestra. PART II HTCiiuopTirox. I. Hialoiic.il views (finely coloreJ.) Thid seiie uiiirv8!.sof viewd from the landing of Columbus to the am render of General Lee at Appomattox. II. Home views (not coloied.) 1. Ge ronimoi anil his Apache followers. 2. Maricopa Indians. 3. Cowboy Life round-up. .4. yiewfl(of Mexico, Tomb stone, Sulphur Spring valley, Fort II ua chuca, Bowie, Dragoons, Copper speci mens from Copper Queen, picture of George Warren, tho discoverer of the Bisbee mines, etc. PART III socmii. Ice cream, cake, coffeo and. lemonade A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a hoiriblo Burn, Scald, Out or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Sahe, the best in the world,, will kill tho pain andipramptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fewr Sores,, Ulcers, Boils, FelonsP Corns,, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by tho BBlbee Drug Store and Copper Queen Co. In Connecticut the street railway company involved is trying to settle with the relatives of the dead victims of tbo'Stratford bridge accident for nom inal damages of $103 ou the supposition of a painless death. This is according to a decision recontly given by a Hart ford judge, that under the law and pre cedents there can bo no claim for full damages of $3,000 for loss of life in such caeei unless it can be shown that tho victiuudiud in. pain and lingeringly. 'Our baby wb sick for a month with severe cou.'h and catarrhal fever. Al though we tiied many remedies she kept getting worse until we used Ono Minute Cough Curei. it leleived at once and. auto hec ill. a. fow days." B. I.. I Xaucq, Prim Uiii School, Bluffdale, j Texas. Copper Ojucen store. Marshall Field appears to bo thoiich-1 est itiaii iu Chicago. The newspapers j there say that the board' ofi tax aesess ment review had information which ' leads them to believe his annual income is not fur from ?3,0000u0. That is 5 pur cent on $G0.000,C00. LOSL A Ulccli JjDcfcet LooL, contain ing several tfolli-i? '"i ii'vujvr busi-h of .. i keys and dome CttUitf.. A liaoal reward , will be paid for lid uilivu to this office. ! No queatwiW.iiilii'iL. A10-tf Sento(S'vWoli)?t rolurna'from Euiope wit It thu opinion tluit tho llritiah gov- eiiiiiient etiti uour tet up ino uuM riluIlli,.ui i India. To this buro opinion international himotullUm lua como ut : i..a. ! Irrliatlnu: 8tiiiKa( bites, scratches ' wound uml cuts Hootlied and licalud by I ....., t,..l ' 1600 men a month ao tho luteat reporla fioni,lhe.itjlHiid4liiu - mt.. This morning Stephen Miller called at the Orb office and stated that yester day Mrs. Miller had, upon a visit to the cemetery to look after the. graves of members of her family who ate there buiied found a ho0 grazing within the cemetery grounds, nnu that the grasses and plants that had been placed by loving hands above the resting places of tho silent ones, had been injured and in some instances destroyed, piesuiu ably by the animal she saw there, which it was pubsequeutly learned is the pro perty of tho man who is employed by the cemetery committee as caiutuker for tho cemetery grounds. The cue taker states that his horso was thought lessly allowed to bo looso within the grounds while he, tho caretaker, was employed in digging a grave. He hav ing ridden down from his work in town to dig thegiave. However, he was of the impie&sion that it was not his horse thateansed the damage complained of, sirico in some places the cemetery fence is in such poor condition that roving stock have more than once recently broken into the grounds. It is by no means probable that such a condition of affairs will be poruiitted to continue after, the attention of the cemetery commltteo has been called to the majjer. The conjmiUeo M composed of'V- R. Stiles, chairman; Emil Marks, A. W. Sowle, Michael' Cunningham, John Bowen, J. B. Apglus. Tho Onn is aware that file ce'mete'ry association has been hampcYod by want of funds. It such be the case now, our citizens will surely cheerfully respond to a call .npou tlit'in for sufficient funds to protect properly "our city of the dead." Miss 'Yaple Not Dead. The Oru of yesterday stated that a telegram had been received heie an nouncing the. death at Tombstone of Miss Nellie Yaple. The information upon, which the item was based came to the Oku very directly and from u thor oughly reliable soutce. However, we are very pleased to aow be able to state authoratively that the statement was totally an error. By direct ndvices to- day fiom Tombstone we learn that Miss Yaple is not even ill. Attention, "Independent Foresters." Order The name and uddiebs ofialJ. members of this order in Bisbee, is wanted by Win. R. Uber, Room 21, Norton hoube. FOR SALli The piopoityou Main Street, known as the .Mansuia House, furniture, etc. Apply on the pi finises. J 27 lmo. House to Rent Opposite Bessemer hotel; five rooms and bath. Apply to Y. R. Stiles at depot. an21-tf Stop, Thief of Time, and have your watch repaired. Hinkle, the jeweler, stive's ou. tho seconds. Bluwets shoe storth. aU&lim Fon galvanized" iron tanks and caut teenb of all sizes go to C. A. Newman. Short orders, at all hours, at the Can Can, Oiner Barker, propiietor. tf If you are in need of anything in the job piintinj line give TusOnn a tiial. RoyAL Worcester Corsets. at "THE FAIR." Wtui t'nper. Our Una of. wall papr is tha very latest, being-designs of WW. Auhust Jokks Cril&HT If you. find ilic way to our dental paTlbr? riyhb now it may save you a lot of expanse auihp.tiiva year from now. Some pt-opli-aren't very nun-It concerned about tronbles that are a year in the distance, but a year will fly around in a verj fchot t time. It's neither expensive nor pain ful to have little cavities in the teeth filled. You'll be obliged for tho hSi. Wit. W. K.Cham units, ( IIiijIimImi ttil,ll,. ;........ THEUHIOH AUTUAL LIFE IHSUHJtSiSH 8a2?AEY OF rOHTLANI), MAl-Xi-:. (iKCOIirOUATKD 1848.) After 3 years extended iiiHiiimico sc cuied nutonmticully hy the opoiution of a statuto of tho Statu of Maine. The only company in tho world doinir hmi-1 ' iit-ya under mieh n. k'Kal pioviaimi. It : ...i MnnagCir, llesulont Ajront,1 Uhoonix., Bisbee,, Arizona.. 'OJ -, WANT COLUMN. FOUNll-A check for ?.H on Tiiluro County niiiiltfntire. Lallfortitu. drawn in faor of San Frinicifcco tirm. UvMior enn have- samo b iiiosliis propoity nn.l pajiiiff for this notice . J13f WANTKD-A gooiI copper propertj, or group of claims. Send full description of pioroity, locution, distance from rnlhoad, n ater, fuol, etc. Send suinplo of ore by mull or e.pro-s prepaid. Address, KOBKUT MURSHAM, 121 Camp St , l'rovldenco. R. I. FOR SALE Ono medium heavy sot douhlo harness complete, also one heavy hot chain hartley" wltJiout collars. Roth sets hae brecehiiiff u(1 In A-1" class shape. Apply to. tho Old Kollulilo Transfer. J5tf FOR SALU-Tho 0 K Harness Shop busi ness, stock and ibrturos. Will ro.t room for same. Apply to B.F. Gruham&Co, J2tf FOUNU-A lady's bluck capo with lur ti iinmiugs. O er can havosamo bj culliiif ut tliUolnco and paying for this notice. FOR KEM'-Four furnished rooms, bath room iu connection without extra thai go. Apply to S.K. Williams. ' J27-tt ' i . COPPER IS THE. METAL. The' Cochise Copper Mining Company, Bisbee, Arizona. This company owns a very valuable gr'olip'-of mines situated in Warren m'tning district, county of Cochise, Aruona, lying immediately east of and adjojning the town of Bisbee, and ad jojn'ihg the property of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company on the north. The lattor company has been in operation tor about twenty years, and employs about 1,300 men daily in the operation o its mnmrnoth mine and smelters, and ass- a result hasj)roduced copper to over 34,000,000 pounds during the year 1S98, and the net'jproceeds of such production are I rejxh-ted to have been over $2,000,000, ana' il nus uceu sum oy expei lenceu miners who have been under its em ploy for years, that the Queen mina now has sufficient ore in sight to keep it in constant operation for the next twenty years without furthei de velopment. Is it no( reasonable to believe that the property of the Cochise company is fully as valuable, when it is within such close proximity to such a won derful mine? The blasts set off in the underground workings of the Queen property can easily be felt and heard at the shaft of our mine, and oftimes the concussion has attracted marked attention. The original owners of these valu able mines are local business men, well and 'favorably known in Bisbee and snrroiindinir virinitv whn fire rininar f ; their utmost to make this enterprise a success in every respect. The board o: directors are original owners, and are donating their services to tho com pany until such time as the mine -will pay' dividends. They own the coil trolling interest in this property, and as a protection to stockholder have placed their entire interest in. escrow for a term of one year. The stock books of our company are now open for subsciiptions, and a lim ited number of uhares are offeied at ten cents per share. No application for less than 100 shares will be ac cepted. The company reserve the right at anytime to advance the price of shares without further notice, or to reject any application for stock at their discre tion EVery cent received from the sale ol stock will be expended toward the de velopment ol our property and the erection of hoisting works, and all other necessary improvements, and to make our enterprise a success in every particular. We invite investigators and their experts or their engineers to closely scrutinize our property. Applications for shares may be made to any or the directors of the com pany, or to any of our legally author ized representatlvts. L. C SHATTUCK, Pres. J. MUHEIM, Supt. & Treas. Q. W. HILL, Vice-Pres. S. K. WILLIAMS, Sec. Bisbee, Arizona. TUB NICHOLS & FLETCHER, Proprietors. A representative estab lishment raterinor to a T ' representative people. OAO Good 1'r.re, Reasonable Rates, Correct Service, Gp Day and Nliit! Attention, Smoke rs!- V!u):iou want u tcin.ino Mexican Cijjfav nlsil a I. coil mul.t, cr.ll Tut- tllo JL,at4 Xos Nucionts," Mutloin oculL8. l'nr Kti!e cmt.n w litr & 7 MmTV-SEVENTH'YEAR-. 4 -f 4 WORLD-WIDE CIRCULATION. Vwcniy Pages; Wecklyjliluslratcd. S f- iMniSPrJJoADLE TO IVilHINQ MCN. , 1ZS 1011ARS PER TEAR, IiSTPAID. 6AM Pvt CO"l8 fHSI. I K1NIHQ AMD SCIEHHFIC PRESS, ipchleivi' iulch. B B At &k K.1 m b n HA Pti iMk a I 1H 1 1 i r 1 m fi (. lHa.i.lL m I i mL 1 jOlVBBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl'Bt'Til IvPIISbK'sw''M per in a form suitable for framing, by one of the largest art lithograph houses in America, in the famous French style of of color plate work. Every American family will want one of these handsome pictures of Admiral Dewey. It moist be remembered that this picture will be in no sense a cheap chro mo, but will be an example of the very highest style of illumi nated printing. It will be an ornament to any drawing room or library. Our readers can have the Dewey portrait at what it costs us, namely twenty cents per copy, by merely filling out the coupon below, and sending it tc this office at once. There will be such a demand for the portrait when it is published that we advise sending orders in advance ; as many copies as may be desired can be had on oue coupon1,. providing twenty cents is sent for each copy. Write name and address plainly ; remit-in coin orpostage stamps- To The Dally Orb, Bisbee, Cochise Co., Ariz. For the enclosed remittance cents send me copies-of the Admiral Dewey Portrait in colors, as described in today's' pape?- Name Date Addiess Mining rscr r Engineer. VBt-,y. V. VIUrIJ., ffe Assaying at Current Prices Late Instructor in School of Mines, University of Missouri. t B. F. GRAHAri & CO, 1 IS i- J'CJ tai na ca BISBKE, TURF SALOON. -C GEO. DUNN, Proprietor The Home Bakery J. A. S. MILLER, Prop. Is now open for business in the Duffy buildingr Brewery Gulch, and is now ready to furnish patrons with the best of Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies At ed-Rock Prices. ?. ?! He will also continue business for a time at the old ' stand, O. K, Stieet, next to mmttmmm i 94MW4v4lM44MK& Did Ion Notice It? tan p. 3 in rb That all fi -- bay their I C-A. Overlock & Bro., f Union riarfcei. frfr'frac(tf BISBEE DRUGSTORE Keeps ou hand a large assortment of PURE " DRUGS, HEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, Also a full line of the leading Patent Medicines, No tions, Toilet Ai tides and Perfumes. Physicians Prescrip tious Carefully and accurately Compounded. Also a well wleetoiLbtock of the heal WINKS, UQUJORS AND CIGARS Ciril-nii'l Fe iw. . f Iie'Man of the Hour. A Magnificent Portrait of . . iwey . . In Ten Colors S'ue, I4x2i inches. Will be published by us shortly. It is now being printed for us on heavy pa ri adi U, S. Deputy Surveyor. ARIZONA. the Orb office TF3 B H Hl u-- "1 ot the best people o Bisbeex Meat and Bread of . . 4MB'ja.gKo o fto - - V "N 4 - M -a X .m '$- J i.ll S UiaiPKr