The Arizona daily orb. [volume], August 24, 1899, Image 1

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BISBEE, ARIZONA, THURSDAY EVENrMG, AUGUST 24, 1899.
NUMBER 204
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Wornbv Thousands of the Gentler Sex
i pronounced by the Reading" Modistes, as
the MOST, PERFECT FITTING CORSET MADE.
Can Only be Secured At.
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Asrcnts for Drew. Selby & Co.'s
'LADIES' FINE' SHOES,
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That is ono catisfaction you have in dealing with me;
anothtr is, tlint you always gut the .beat of goods, first
class work, and reasonable prises.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED:-
A-CHArtPAQNE, ,The Bisbee, Tailor.
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7" . . " TIM GRIFFITH, Proprietor.
Finest Turnouts In the City,
Horses boarded by the week, day or month. Horses
bought and sold. Complete hack service. Hacks will
mcK all trains. Good service, ....
Upper Main St. t
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Bisbee Transfer Company,
'Freight. &aggai&ctn& Express Delivered, to any vart
of the Cityc .;, -it,
Prompt Service, smd wiclc IBelivery. -
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Assayer and t Chemiat,
RELIABLE WORK AT HODERATE PRICES.
Mining properties placed ti commission. Mines examined
and reported on. Cornjopondcnco solicited. AIL work
' promptly attorided to.
N.tE JrVdODifa PenmnTon. Street, 'Tucson, Arizona.
The" California Market,
"KENNEY BROS,
Fresh. Bpoft -Ji.O( (!)., Porh, Vecd, Saus
.,, sages, etc. tfiti :j-t Cubs :pf .Meats
'v'-. "Only, i'v-ii'. Bread 'Daily.
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ids Delivered Free 'to
- .James F,
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'.' United States. Deputy Mineral Surveyor and Civil Engineer
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.. SURVEYING IN 'ALL ITS BRANCHES. ,
tOfllcu In Wnllace Iiuildlns;
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Tinner, Plumber and
i&iK' :i' SC?"1 Had Wot!hjSoKc2il and S.old.
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Fair.
BREWERY AVENUE
BISBEE.
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Nothing ia so provoking to the average man as to buy a
new suit of clothes ami find, that thyy do not lit. Suits
made in my shop ' '.
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Sheet Metal Worker
THSBEAHQC SPARKS
Fresh From the Wires
i Points.
from All.j
Potnm, Mexico, (v'a Noalep), Ant;.
2-1 litM'ifiral Torres in command ar
rival oppbaito Torin this afternoon, 3al
ovoryoneis asking why he advanced to
within two or three miles of where
Bevoral 'hundred warriors were known
to I, mi 1 l'.i .1 I 11 iif ' -vni! nnrchO'! I"
Torin. Information h-if been loceived
that a Rtat ar;ny of the lebels !mve ii
tvirned wtthm the Li?t iew days to
"lcal8 r.d othr jilrtcee from wh;rh
they hao been rontwl; A'ffllfttll band of
Indians v, ih bnws and arrows havt
passeil up niil down the rivor Udlinir
all the mules and horses they could
find.. A -creat many rafts have been
coming down the streams during the
week. They are built by the Indians as
a means of crossing the river on their
way to the Sierras.
San Francisco. Aug. 24 The pay
master made his last visit to tho camp
of tho Nebraska regiment today and the
mustoring out ceremony was completed
later in the day. On Friday morning
the Nebraska boys will leave for their
homes. Tho regiment goes out with a
total of 851 men and 45 officers. They
w ere a full regiment oi 1,-2 men wnon
they left home and have been thinned
out by sickness and deatli and those of
their regiment who elected to say in the
Philippines.
"Washington, Aug. 24. The state de
paitmeht has been informed through
diplomatic channels that General Otfs
has applied the Chinese exclusion laws
to tho Plfilippiws. Tlir information
whs a :;iipri;tt to I Ik authorities Jioio.
lN:.iv.cod, S. !., Aug 2i Thi!;
!Ieai . jntPitat, one-third of the urea i
llooic-naku mijit; or thi city, U U v
gol'i ill London next moi'th lis
Ho'irs'" gt-t atiout ,?:. c11 -'Oi'-n.. t'li-
intflrest in tli.j uonu'ataKu aiuiie ana i
i.- utpoBvd the same interest in ih
1' uuaco 1, Ttira a:..i llighlani will g
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' Played Out.
Dull headache, pains in various parts
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
Etoinach, losscf appetite, feverishnesi,
pimples or sores are all positive evidence
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01 imDure oioou. xmo mauer now ii ue-
come so it must be purified in order to
obtain good health. Acker's Blodd
Elexir has never failed to cure Scrofl
tilous or Syphilitic poisons or any other
Mood diseases. It is certainly a wonder
ful remedy and we sell every bottle n
a positive guarantee. Sold by J. ,8.
Williams" & "Co. !
Tho game of base ball to bo played
between tho Copper Queen General
Office team, and the A. & S. E. R. it.
team at the base ball grounds no.ir Uj;i
Louis Station on Sunday evjnint: Sopt.
10th promises to be the greatest game of
the season. Both to.tmi will have; a
strong battery. Special train3 will be
run down to tlie grounds and notlmi
will boleit undone by the railroad cbm
pi'iy l ' a-i Hi' thi' 'r.lu oi ojl
fl-lll) Will gO ( ("A'l t 1 n V S ii (' grt'.lt
,,'anu. lin: .11:1 :in of !,M a H'ld h.i
lit en raife 1 !'v ' io'lii li'ri:n mid ii.i iiecii
r l.K t-il in ll o limn '' ifii. 1 1 '
t.ir fate
ii'jif. I nitoniis li.iva us-.i
I . .') ::c;il t 'ill ' tv.iin Hl'd
,o boys will present a fine appaaraneu
wlien they appear on the dihmond to
play ball. Manager Inide'of tiio Goner-
'nroflicc team ia in receipt of tevernl
letters and telegrams lronv different
teams in the territory asking for games
with his champion!'.
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; "Awful anxiety was felt for the, wid
ow of tho brave General IJnrnluui of
Machia-, Me., whan tho doctors said
the could not live till morning" writes
Mrs. S. II. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. "All thought she
jnust soon die from Pneumonia, 'but she
begged for Dr. King's Kew Discovery,
saying it had more than 0111:0 saved het
lif.. 1 I....1 .t i 1 1 ....i, itmnMmt
...c, ...... 111.U emeu uer uiv.u ,.....,-..--
rtiier inree small (tosen slio siepi .i".'
all uight, and its fijithcruEecoiiJph'tt'lyJ
cured her." This marvel. nn: iiiediitine
iBgiiarantecd. locuii! all 'lliroa'l? Chea;
and L:;ng Diseases. Only 5Jv: iUh1$L.U0.'
Trial botlleflfreo at the' llliibe'p. Dru.
Slom and Coi.pc.r Qir.'en Co. -
For cold air Hues, umf plfo.i an.',
guttering, call on 0. A. .Newman. nilOtf
Fly'e
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of .' Win. llarr?,lpiewnry
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IS A BIG MINE.
mprovements Will Be Made in the
i-Cobre Grande Smelter.
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r. Traylor, representative of the
Coltvd lio-i works at Denver, ia at
tlicoir.mo'iijui.- 'I lohas jiiBt made a
oni-iM'the-.tcerltriry and was in Mexico
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on jfiAiriess with . the Cobro Grande
coijiffiiuy. Ie says that improvement?
willtfje inado in the smelter and that
already 110 tons of ore are smelted
ilnilA' Tiu oro-averages about 14 per
(.ont;.,
M,r.' Traylor says tho Co""..' (jiandc
mirfe shows the most prom meat out
ctufiping8 of any copper mine h' lias
evtfrtJfiMu There js an iron rap ahout
tk.de broa'l at one !e- and it 18 niotf1
thnieix m in ioneth About three
!inli" of thii- i-ap ruo- thrjiiih tli1
(' n.ai-'M mine oi V. ('. t -1 o--i Ti.
mine is being worked for the copper ore
but Mr. Traylor says (hat the immenso
quantity of almost pure iron showing on
the surface would mark.it a big iron
property it there were no copper.
The general indications of Cobro
Grande prompt Mr. Traylor to Bay
that tho mine has prospects of develop
ing into ono of the foremost pi oducers
in the country. Tho extent of tho
Cobro Grande's ore body has not vol
been shown, although a largo amount
ot development has been done. There
is only one shaft which has been sunk
to any great depth. It ha.- pierced into
a deposit of sulphides which indicate a
mine at that point. He says deep shafts
will .be sunk alon the outcroppings.
The deposits at the base may be iron or
copper sulphides. In the tormer in
stance the Cobre Grande will not be as
big a mino as he anticipates, but the
ore in sight easitv justifies the smelter
now at the mine. The carbonato ores
on the surface aio slightly richer
than the sulphides, and th?re is
a big showing of surface ore. Tho de
posit of sulphide ore is outlined to
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ni iron. K"ptiblii:a-n.
A Mother Tells How She Sared Her
Littlt Daughter's L-'fe.
I am the niotlicr (.f i'vht chlldn n aiwl
' v. e hud a yr. .it ii'.il u! - 11. 1 ii'i'HV with
iiiediemes. La3! nnmsier my little
laughter had the dvte'itery in ii wdl
urn. We tlni'ilu .-lie would die. 1
tiied everything I could thipk of, but
nothing seemed to do her good. I saw
by an advertisement in our paper that
Chamberlain's Colic,-Cholera and Diar
rhoeaRemedy was highly recommended,
and sent and got a bottle at once. It
proved to be one of tho very best medi
cines we ever had in the house. It saved
my little daughter's life. I am anxious
for every mother to kno.vwhatan ex
cellent medicine it is. Hal I known it
at first it mould have saved me a great
deal of anxiety and ray little daughter
much suffering. "lV.irs tiuly",Mrs.Geo.
F. Burdick, Liberty, It. I. For sale at
Bisbee Drug store. A
Tho Helvetia Mining compiuy oper
ating in the Santa ltitas, nourIlo3e'uont
is said to intend in the nrar future, tho
commencing of tho building of a stand
ard gauge railro.id from their mines to
Tucson. At present their shipping and
receiving point by tail is Vail's statu 1
on the ri. P. Tho Helvetia company
has acquired by purchase a larga area of
very promising coppjr properties near.
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Deveiopment is suit baiius (-aiaod on
extensively, over 200 men baing employ
ed .ceding tho erection of a reduction
works on a larjjo scale and every iti liga
tion now points to tho Helvetia becom
ing at a comparatively early day one of
the laigest copper producing cainp3 in
AriHi na. Tliii Helevtii comjiany is
pot Erased of umplo cajiital. It is fre
(HU'iitly mentioned as an off jhoot of the
gieat Camulet and Ilecla company and
in a genee may be so considered, since
its slock and management are said to bo
contotle.l by il.ose also iu. Control of tho
Camilla and Ilecla.
John A. Krueo, a Chicago capitalist,
arrived on tho afternoon train. Mr.
Kruso is financially interested largely
in (he botmra i-nitu aim uame coin pan v
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,uld n)so in K()ia ull,jj , ln0 vicinity
of Huaqui Grande, Itouuiu
He is i;ow
ob his way lo look after tiiocu iutoru-iti
iu person.
Kodol Dytpepsia Cure cures dvnpe
sia because ilu ingredients are such that
it et.n't help doin,; no. "l'ho public can
relv upon ilns a master remedy 'for all
di.-o'dcrri arising frOin ltnperfeet dittos
lion." James M. Thomas, M. D., in
American Journal, yf Ieiiltli, .N. V.
Copier Queen atore. , 4 .
THE
COPPER
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Of a Cotton Crepe material, friiicijd
and embroidered with Gilt Cord as only
the patient Jnnane'o ,can .do. Ft, in
delicate shades of Pink, Blue, Green
and Yellow. These are distinctly sum
mer table covers' and are cool and com
forting .to look)
lM anfl 85 cts. each
at cheap too
TOWELS.
Three kinds as an index to many more;
all equally good Linen Values:
Damask Towels, 19x42; knotted fringe,
bluo borders and solid white.
Soce'ch, $3.25 a doz
Damask Towels, 22x49, knotted fringe,
border of blue and green, and yellow
and green.
35c each, $3.5o a doz
Huek Towels, 20x44, damask figured
and satin finished.
40c e'clli, $4.25 a doz
Ready Made SSteets;
1 i i) ) : ... 111 in.it' :! : toi u
aii'! ti'ii-'ii'il u itli a .u-ej, lifin
at
72x90 :-.ueets,
Ooc each, 6.00 a dozen
81x90 Sheets,
65c each, $6vsj n down
45x83 J, Pillow Cases,
20ceavii, $.2oa doen
Men?s Straw; HatsChoose f rom the
Best, at $f. 50.
Men's Crasii Suits-$4.0Q.
Boys' Wash Suits$1.25 to 2.00
Women's Shirt Wai$ts-50c6d;25 -
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Colored Lawns, .8c a yard.
SOAP
. .Of the making of soap there U no
end, but this hay to do with a new soap 8
that is.as different as can bo from soap J
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. Put ii for Toilet and
Laundiy Purposes
rv it and bo pleasantly sui prised.
At the Grocery Counter.
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A trifle premature, perhaps, but this-.'
is merely to suggest that we are ready
with Fall Samples" of all that is best
and proper in materials for Men's
made-to-measure Clothing
Promptness in delivery and complete
ness in assortment are some of" tho
advantages to be derived froman early
selection. e
Trousers,..froin 400
Suits, "1 $j4.b'"
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Soft Bosoms, Collars and Cuffs attach
ed. The goodness of these shirts should
sell them, but there's and additional
incentive in the prices:
$1.25, I.5) and 2. 00 for Shirts,
the former pi us of which were $1.75,
2.00 and 330
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We'vo corralled a lot of Men'aTies
I Hand Bows, Club Tiei, Four-iuHands,
and Tecks. Ti!" sha ;, patterns ani
colorings of the Ties are nil right, but as
thert are not many ol a kin! left, we've.
1 branded new prices on
.25c each now
them
SS-IOE KEWSn.,-"
...Here's the first hint of Fall" iti.
I the Shoe Btore.
A. Shoe for Women, made of, Velour.'
Calf. A leather as soft as vici, and vet:.
superior to vici in tlnlt it will not peal.
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' l.it a 'M.i'ini(ii i-'i 'e.' fin ,, : '-r-ne
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ueaiauce hOeeaenttai Ml ,VOUlua Sfa&OUU, K'"'--i;'
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3.5 a Jair
The same style Shoe on the samu,lastt
iu vici kid for those who prefer it.
3.50 A I'AIR.
...Infant Moccasius made of i silk
striped cioth sewed on to soft leather
soles, fur tops and tied with ribbon.
Cute little foot coveringa.Joruto little I
teet.
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