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BISBEE, ARIZONA, f HUlCSDAV f VRKINQ QCTOBER 26, .1899,
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-js. -,'. TJiat is oneWtipfHCtion you. have in ilpalinijwith nits
p, , .. . anotlnr is', 'tlinfym always ;t tl)o tjeat. of gooda.Jirst
class worki'auit rensonanle'priapH. , -
V:1 'ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
. . A. CHAnPAQNP, The. Bisbce,, Jailor.
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liee Cray an
u Furniture, paggage, Freight and
Clnians.JorVea'kage or-any failureto pron').!y attend orders
will be quiekly-aoid fully paid.
Office at Floodgate on Main Street.
V Orders ; left with tlie Clerk will receive Prompt Attention..
. jtv. - .ni..iiiiTa-
Bisfi&e: Transfer Company,
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Freight, Baggage aid Express. delivered
to any part of the City. ' "
Prompt Service and Quick Delivery.
She California
KEtfNEY BROS,
ytfp&sK'BfrUmm, Pork, Veal, S.ausage, Etc.
Choice Cuts of Meat aonly.
,.... Fresh Bread -Daily. ,( ,
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Gopis Delivered Free to
- Vptcr IVXUiu
' 'HI.
hiil'L'f-".'.
Assayer and
-?i
- -v.LUABLE WORK. AT riO DERATE PRICES.
' ' . V ' 'Min'inVproi'wit'th'' jl:u(.'d t, euirtnission. -.Mine os,amtned
and reportell. on. 'ti-jtrrbapondence ' solicitodi' All work"
promptly nttendml to." "" .
H. P, WOOD, 144 .Pennington .Street, Tucson, Arizona.
Formerly of Cono & W.ft-1, Denver. 0 do.
James F.
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$&& States. Deputy-Mineral
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SURVEYINQ IN ALL
"'i 't
(Oflcu In Wallace Ilntmitii;
IlfiiilNT.
"l npn r.
,iiKineer. v .
"' ..- ,t. Asiiaylagf aj Curtrent Prices.
l ." -J ..tirtor!iB SchooLof Minns, (Jniyorsity of Mlasottri. ,.
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.NyUjInu, is o provokiim to the averano inHnas tp.ya
newfiutof clotiiee aniLfind that thej' tjo not-lit. Suite
-uyidy, in my shop . -' '.-,;,'.
w,- w ,,t
Market,
Proprietors.
All Parts of the, Town.
St., Clslce.
Chemist,
Trotter,
purveyor a:i.l Civil Euineer
ITS BRNCHSS.
"
JJIrtaeo, Arlr.oita.
r.i ady .s. Deputy
vumv) Surveyor.
Drilling Contest.- -
-,
T?hp followinjt rtxlos lmo bwn'ailouied
by tlio lMioenix carnival, cominitieo'ti.
Kovern. the contpflt to tak pluen in Ilia1
cityiliiriti'j! tixtturly imt if'.Uecemli I
l ConlvHt in IH-Vp-Mi ;i nil ctiirifv
jiiciir.c -.'i 1 m iv'ii ""Kiuif iri 111:
l..i .. I. . : . ... i I . 1.. .i..,.i.i 1 .
H II ijlliilli Cia.-M. J'oiu.rf lii'liHi--
f.laun iniiit. be aocot.u panted by an tn
irmit'i'j'i'e i0j:0 ior cImiGI(j-hAiil'nrtll ?f
IqrHinule-linmlUfnins.
" 2-the entrance money ,i(n iadh ch"
wjjj be Htlileil tOjtliHcaii jwizi.-aln thit
clas,,inthe proportipn of 60 pefcem-1
tle f)f6t prize, p per ceiit to ttieacon
and l5pef cejfit to the th'irdA '' ; ?f
3 Entitfi wi'i rii'.t :tt l.i'!tdqu.vr, :
to draw for poHitiun , ' 1 m ojcii clu-V
iXo-trdl -first -in tlui iJan, .nod ou t";
tli id'i-e Oi thedniliivts-
J--Mel villi he meitMjrfHl und m.-
meis U'fuheil tt, 'n- ii.-k. Meet !o
i tiiJlb cIhsm-s uinstiui-afiicBi'Vi'ii-iiHihtli
f'Lan inidi -f-jpin lijead to'bU8ifd ni.
!l-i!.j i. i ii.'. ...!..i ' -ir:r.i-.v'........Tt
haniniors will be allowed in.ilie double'o
team di illw u.i.kI- fonr-pqiimi' liamraers ii
the finnle-liand drill.
5 I'or both classes Gnnnison graniu'
will be UFfdtho work to on a down hole,,
thedei'peHt hgle totakefirst mon'y, 2nd
deepent the hpcond money aifd the thin ';
deepest; the third moiiey.
The-prize to be offered is not feiveh bu
will undoubtedly be a good one". Heri
is a chance for the Uisbee team, Felix
and Baxter to win a uood .prize. How
about it, boys? '..
George Mltchelli manager ofHtr&vOo'
br'e Grande company was ,a passenei
on tlio incotrtiiiiij train tollltyanu will
leave; for the mines in the morning.
W.jll. Br6wn, the genial 'epresenta
tive pf the Satita Fe compatryr.flpctit a,
few days in our city this wee.k looking
ater.'the iuterestetrf that railaoad com
pany. -' Tim- much talked of change 'of timeon';
the Southern Pacific will: lake place on
fiunday. The eant bo ind tiairt wili at-'
rive ; iri Benson about 9 o'clookiin the
moruiiig, and the west bound about 4:30
p. in. Th"K will !. no change of tioje
On-ti) A (i S, K. tor rhe pn-MPiit.
That ThrobbingHtadarhf.
Would quickly leavou,if you u.t
Dr. Km,;' 2icw Lilu Tills. Thousands of
sufleie'ib have proved their matchless
nr;rit for, Hick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blod and strong nervee
and build up you' health. Easy to
take. Try them. Onlv 25 cents.
Money back il not cured. Sold by
Copper Queeu Company and Bisbee
Drugstore.
Tbe Old Government Special Reserve
whisky hasr been by the highe.-t and
best authoiity of medical men, declar
il that the' above biand is one .of
the mirest and" least adliifir.uied inthe-
market. Theiefore tiiesamu brand .is
recommended to Bick, .and, for family
use, especially to convalescents. The
Old Government is a.dd. excl.uai've'ly by
Dubacher& Miibeiui. . -olO-lm'
NOTICE.
' ..To Whom it May Concern.
All persons knowini themselves to br
indebted to us are kindly- "requested to
call and settle at onoo, as we have die--posed
of our business.
BisiiKi: Duuo Store,
J. 8. Williams & Co. Propr's.
BiBbee, Oct.O, '. '-"' lm
NotK'e.
At a regulai iheoting of he Bqard gi
Directors of the Cobre (irando Coppei
Co., held in Biehee hepiomUer 23, Mr
;Gco. Mitchell was appointed (ioiieia.
Manager of tne Company in place of J.
H. Costello removed.
W. C. GniiK.VK,
President Cobie Grande Copper Co.
sep24-ti '
On the 10th of December, 1M7, W v'
8. A. Donahoe, pastor ' M. K. Church,
South, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., contracieo
a severe told which was attended inn:
the beginning by violent con ;"'. '
says: "After resorting to a nnu '"" '
so-called 'specltiiis,' tHiially kit '" l'
houee, to im purpo.-e, 1 j)urciia '"I
bottle of Chainlwi'iuiu'? Coiwh K.m-H
which acted lik i c't.irm. ' v'i
cheoiitilly rin'oinnieivl it.tthti imiii'
For Mile by all Uriu-giatu .
FOit RENT. Tiin-e room.'.l i."u-
uood hicaiion: $iVniir;moir.iii apply '
tlU ortice. "
Ml -f
Stop, Thief of Time, and ! ?o,,
watch ropaired. Hitvkle, the jevlr
saves vou the sscouds. Bluwets shot-
js.tore. .
alOdm
ARIZONA NEWS.
Interesting Itsjns Culled lrot .Ojur
Exchanges.
Strtco tlio 14th of this m!)nth',ll"7 lrs
Micra hsvt! been dliyerrat"tlie pool j
.eiMi.n v. Twti froiii" :A;rticm ,iiihfy, '
... n (voH. N.nvj , tw.ofrt)ti .A'arii'.oiH j
in s ummi oiaiiv pnoierri nuui
.ma ctfunty.
.. Jvpb Siikfi?id,Hblj:il,Q(r,Ve heal
ed n sore running for se,venteen.yeara and
ji'cd Ids piles oflong standlagtby uslnc
iJfWni'i Witch Hazel Satvoi. lltcurea ail
gkin diseases; .Coppertueori store.
lwa-'are career jin the Salt River
iilw thuii-h'as ,bfen known for nine
ttf.wuhij? The Bifply beeani- no ! t
wuf&Xaifo tiiat -Ivcal merchanta w.rej
ijiiii','i-d to ardor eft? fiom tlie east!
tie )ni-t today is 20 centcn tos''ii, a!
:-e oi fiv,vueirjiir tne past week. I
"I; did nm nui't-1 good than anything 1 I
. vtr used. .uyyeptipfciiA w s of liioriti:--ttindiiig;
afteYeainV it Waa'-'terrible.
'.nv I am well'.VSvrites Si B. Keener,
.'loiHJtiKton, -Kasbf Kodol Dyspepsia
'uie. "It digest's wliat you eat. Copper
,lneen Store. t
olfo is .now receiving and
tiutting in jlacOj the furniture for his
ttew hotel. When the furniture is all
.in Air. uancoito win nave one ot tne
. .eatest and n,ost attractive little hotels
'in 'tlie te.rritoly. .He expects to be ready
lor business jnthin thirty days. Yuma
aiun.
'I Experienci is the best teacher. Use
- vcker'8 Engl!sli Remedy in any case of
: xHigliSj'coldsor, croup. Should it. fail
o give immediate relief money re
funded. 25 ofe. and, 50 cts. Sold. by J.
3. Williams .Sido,, .
Kvery man,tvomati, child and animal
n Coconino county feeltf better. 'and
mppier todaythan they did .three days
igq. Tlie colnty has been . benefited
over $10b,000!n that time. The cause
)f this grandblessing, is a downpour of
nun for ovej, twenty-four hours, and
part of the nip fell in sheets. Sun.
President fcing.Farmer'a hank.Brook
lyn,J'Mich.,ba8u8ed De Witt's. Little
K.irly Risesf, in hia family for yeare.
;! they are the b:st. these famous
i'ttlt- udls nine constiuatmn, b!!lirUMi'88
.i.d all l.vto- and bowel IrouMoe. Cop-
li
I'tT VWJ 'fO.
moft UiifXiK'Cted discuV' cy of r. .!
ur;u uas hart jift been mad ly Ci 1'.
Brooks and OH. Willis in the village of
Yuma. The strongest escape of gas ap
pears in the partly overflowed banks, of
the Colorado river on the north aide just
below the Hotel. The Sentinel says the
ground ha been located and a bcientitic
examinati n will be made immediately
to determiie the nature of the gas.
k The 'P,ow .Boy Preacher," Rev. J.
Kirkmanjielle Rive,IU.,eayti," After suf
fering frou broiichial or lung trouble for
ten yeartt 1 was cured by One Minute
Cough Cure. It is all that is claimed for
it and." it cures cougl'iBtdlds, grippw
and ell throst tinaduug irouldet. Cop-
per Qiieeii stiire
i
Judge Sloaii passed the death sentence
on Iwonimterers a't'tho tertn of'court
lecentljr htjld in Apache andNavajocoini
ties. A Mexican murdered a bright
young girl in Apache county about two
mouths ago. He will hang in' DeceJi--W.
-George, Smiley, a Navajo county
murderer, will hang December the 10th.
iuite a, iiumber of cfaitle thieves. were
entenced to the pen from the two court-
t l
.Millions of dollars, js.the value placed
,drs. Maiy Bird, Harriaburg, Pa., on th
tie of ber.cblld, which she saved trom'
roup by the ue .of. One Minute Cuiigir
jure., It cures all coughs, colds and
hipatapdiiiig'troublea. Copper Quean
'- . , ,
i tteen inindrt'd dollar has heeu su
..iiwlb i.ioiturtv owners and reeidents
1 r.i.ai(vai:-y north oi (iloiie to defray ,
..o ex)enss 01 mwii.'i.ia patbilt in u!
w umi.siie for winch the survey was)
'..i.t- lrt-i Mum ihm. .1. t . I'ivuns aii'J ii.
;.,Crawford have the mailer in hand
nd expec, to setid the papers to the
iiccou taiid'oiiiuu-with in u day or- two.
K it plenty,, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
.i,;L'tU:whai,y.im eat., dt 'times all. forms
:,spopsiiiaiid stomach tumbles. E.R
. ntble. Vei i)p,ii, fex.,saya, "Itreliwedipfef haSHlig yOlir, clothes made vtO order, we'Vi SOnii 2,03D
.,e .rom the's.t a,.., cured e. It is a. e g ambled for you to belcct ,from. You'll by litcii
ww uiv eveilastlug fiiend." Copper. A , . ' , . . " .j f
i.ieun ato;r ' i perfectly. - This we guarantee, -leaving you to judge.
lliere are 22S prn-oners confined in the
;iutorul prison. Tweuty eix n eu uro
iviiiglifo coutence, thirty-eight floia
a to forty years, ilty-soven from five
t-ji year.t, and 107 Irom out .to -tive
(.a a.. C'onipnsiiig this number are l08
iue 'men, niuety-seen Mexicajis,.t.wo
'm.iumeu, ,t.selVo Judiana .U4id nine
:ioeV. Tlie Sentinel Miya that the
Kt-iag'ument of the prison la all that
: nit be d Bired.
ackku'bv E.(iUHii RiKOV- Will Stop
t-ongh at any time, and .will cure .the
ini cold in .twelve hourd, or money
ef muled. 2.5 cts. and 50 cts-. For sale
ili!-lee Drug tore. ;
...-. ' ' ' ' I
Furntshings
r Men
$S2fi
are surprisingly closevto city prices.
Cttt0SOOMMMI0M08
NECKWEAR
f,
Tecks and Puffs, Imperials and Four-in-hands,
Clubs and Batwings, In new.
colorings and patterns that are the,
"correct thing" this fall. You cm
pick, with never'a thought of quality,
tor the silks are the beet that go in
in neckwear.
75c is the average price, but von can
pay less or more, as you .choose, so
extensive is the variety. '-
SHIRTS
"Fancies" have "the call" this sea
son. Not tod fancy are burs', but just
Tight everyone- within the bounds of
good taate. ; v Patterns run to stripes of
varying, widths, either solid or broken,
mediuip pr email figures, or bodies of
whito'orBolid "colors the' fleur le Us
being a favorite effect. The materials
a'r-percaleJiladra8es and Oxfords.
" The make thev are the "Monarch"
Shut, made by Cluef, IVabody a Co."
oi" Troy, N. Y. rii nieann ihirt j
rerftft in tverv ! I
Pncea bejm at. . . . .$1 2"
SOCKi i
In i-utton, luirt wol, all wool and
cashmere; heavy and light weight,
plain colors and fancies.
Bljie and natural woonn-iic-
and light weights.. 30c per pair
Gray and brown mixed wool,
medium and heavyweight.....
... .35c per pair, 3 pair for $1.00
Black cashmere and natural
wool, with a silk and wool sole
50c and 60c a pair
Plaids, stripes and . ombre effects.
aie well represented hi t'ldcot-
ton ..... 30c, to 50c a pairr
An imported macoHock; 40
gauge, in tans only.. .25o a pair
SWEAT'EftS5; -. ;.x 4l
For mpn mil tjjjys. CojofsarpHvy;,
maroon, blkifcknd horixonjjiiysjjripo's
in blueraoTredB. ' 'j ' r- " .
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The wind ana com resisting quali
ties of these make-, them especially
desirable for hunting trips. J '
$1.25 for. boys' size.
$1.50 for men's wool sweaters,
with Mercerized cotton strives.
around 'colUr, kirt and wrist-
hiuiiis.
Better ones np to $3.50
r
UNDERVEA'?,
To meet any change in ihe'tbermomr
eter.s 'Mediu'm or heavy, weights in
cotton, part- woo), all wool and wool
imd silk. Here are sdnie prices:
lir.i .-lfiill w . Ul I
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f J A'T H,'I hdf
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pinkie ' "ti-: Double .Breasted Sack Suits, black Cut-
ways, Ovcrcoats'aud Trousers. A slock of Ready-to -Wea.
goods, 'from- which 'nine out c every tfctf inn can be suited.
VV.ft.-take..JHrrf;:ul'ir ciirc tliat tlie quality :audmakerauvriir
be-satislaaory in .every way J .,, . -.
Should? you. have particular whims to ba suited, an I
ictly
Trousers
from..-..
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Neckwfear aiid Shirts,
Underxyear and Hosiery,
Hats and Clothing all
New and Stylish and pop
tiiar, , .feist, stsch vthins
as you'd expect to find
only in Irgejcity stores
are here; ajpd7the,rjprices
HlHlilllMII .
J
aturai and.'carael'.hair.;t.iio :
, weigh U,; wool $2.(50 a suit1
All' wool' vicuna; j& splendid 'J -t
"value. . . r:4 . . . :v. . T.43,25 mZ
Gray all wool, plain but thor-"" "
oughly reliablemade more for
service th'an loolte. . $4.00 a suit.
Vicuna, Australian wool, strictly '
! : A;.-: "; ' u0::R,H. JZ' '
. oiiKjiuui wool mixturwirrtwo;.j..
jQiw, effectu blUea and pinks.
This garment will not irritate
the most -eensttive skin. A
high' priced gjir'mant, but worth
the price An iinnsnal combi
nation of b-anty, style. sw-vic-ibility
and .excellence.-.... iL..
,. . .(0.00 a suit, '
l
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hats:
t.rr
The "Stetson" Hats for FalUre kere
..If you're- acquainted with -this, make
no morn ne-d iMiaid. If ".sfp,,a"
qu ilitv and Mtyle aie unknvru y-u,
UU ilf il, to Jiurr-tti! id o-cou.o
Bcnuiaiutd at oni-.-. it :i l.'rt,r hat
wer mad we'd h.iv it, vou may 'bo
fum. .
l'"bv'g, t!io M itlr bli-ck, iu bla-k
and brown.
Apiaes in vrl, black, browa, os-
nutria and prune'.
QuOVES
For every need, whether for work,
driving or dress.
Working gloves in different
leathers, adapted tor different
usage $75c to $1.75
. "GrtOtitleteibglovea-Hi mojhaand
buck .-:....'.$ 1.75 to 2.25.
" Dross -'glovW kid, fur top,
lined $1.25 to $1.75.
Untitled gloves, mocha and
-.dqiekin... ,t. $1.50 and $1.75,
pajMas I r?t.v ax V
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Qiicoorn, you'll .bid aUjeutto tlitfjblJ
lashioned night shirt. ' ' '
.y. In Madras cloth.. $2.00 to $3.00
' ' XighT shirts. f or r those who wis'i
them.
SUSPENDERS , .-.
Froth 35o to $2.51 a pair. Elastic
we.bbiug, silk and satin. The big'i:r
priced ones have gold-plated '-'iri u
mibgs, with kid ends. : . ; .
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