The Arizona daily orb. [volume], January 10, 1900, Image 4

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f&becribp.for This ' rb.
Odd Fellows moot tonight,.
Up-to-date job prim i at TheObb.
Real estate transfers in, Nacp are quite
brisk.
No road overseer has been appointed
qp to today,
Don't forget thj? dance at the opera
bouse tomorrow evening.
Wanted Jne or two. sets of books to
keep. Inquire at Oi(d. office. jl03t
A number of strangers are, noted qn
oar streets jduring the paBt few days.
WANTED A girl to. do light, bouse
wirk in small family. tf
Frank Bopp has been called east on
account of the serious illness of one of
his relatives.
For Rent at Naco Butcher Shop,
Slaughter House and use cf pasture;
tools for Bale. Apply to ,w
ja4 Mrs.. L. L.JFike.
Eleven car loada of railroad iron was
passed through the Mexican custom
house at Naco yesterday for use onho
Nacosari and Southern railroad.
A. C. Champagne, the fashionable
Tailor, will clean and press your old suit
making it look as dressy as, if new4also
dying at the lowest prices. All work
guaranteed. 031-tf
A small cave has been encountered on
the hill back of the library by the
miners doing development work for the
Copper Queen company. The roof of
the cave is covered with lime crystals.
Experience is the beat, teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case of
coughs, cod or croup. Should' it fail
cto givo im dilate relief1 money re
funded. 6 eta. and 50, cts. Sold .by J.
B. WilUajia k Co. v'
vThe annual meeting of the stockhold
- ers of the South Bisbee Mining Com
pany will be held at the offices of the
company at South Bisbee. on the 10th.
Acker's English Remedy Will Stop
a cough at any time, and will euro the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money
refunded. 25 cts..and 50 cts. For sale
Bisbee Drug tore.
The work of laying the foundation for
the vault for the Bisbee bank was
started this morning,. iTho bank will
be open for business about February
15 th. . "
The cattlemen's convention, which
meets at Fort Worth, Texas, on-the
16th, has secured rateB for all who de
jire to attend at $14.20 from El Paso
and return. Tickets, will be on sale on
th'o 13th and 14th instants.
' Moki Tea positively cures sick head
actie, -indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions of the skin, producing a per
fect complexion, or money refunded. 25
cts. and 50 cts. For sale at Biebee
Drug Store. ,
No word haB yet been received from
the Supreme court in regard to the ac
tion taken in the Halderman case. The
people of CocHise county are interested
in this fair and are. desirous of seeing
the murderers receive the just sentence
of the court.
It does seem a Bbame to'sacriflce goods
as B. F. Graham & Co. are doing. It is
like business, suicide.. Bui Mr yrab'am
' says that his other business demands
his entire attention and the household
goods must go. ' d30
A justice of the peace not a thousand
miles from here,.recently warned jdry
men summoned to his court as follows '
"I wish to put everybody on notice that
if they come into this courtroom while
I am sitting on this bench drunk they
bad better look out!"
Graham & Co. have too many pic-'1
tures and picture frames on hand to
sell, worth from $3 to $4.50 each, so
they decided to give them away to their
customers. See their advertisement in
' this paper. It will pay you to look at
. it. . . d30
j. Having a Great Run on Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
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' Maria'ger-Martin, of the, Piorson drug
Btpro, informs us that he is having a
great run on'phamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. He sells five bottles of that medl
clna to one, of any other kind, and it
' gives great satisfaction. In these days
of la grippe there is nothing like Cham
berlain'a Cough' Remedy to stop the
cougb,hel up thesore tnroatanci mngs
and give xeliefwitbi.n avary short time
Th'o sales are 'growing, and all who try
tit are pleased' with its prompt action.
South Chicago Daily Qalumet. For sale
by all .druggists. , . J
Tkat ThrobblngHeadache.
Wowld quickly leave you, if you used
Dr King's New Life Pills. Thousands of
suflerers have' proved their matchless
merit for Hick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and .strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to
take. Try them. Only 25 cents.
Mosey fcack if not cured. Sold by
Copper Queen Company and Bisbee
PrkgStore.
lUbee Fruit Store.
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Huuikgfor many. calls. . Come again.
fcare earthing new each wtkrd29
European Copper Market.
Mr. Jesso Lewisohn, of Lewisohn
Bros. & Co., who are interested in Ari
zona copper mines, is not at all alarmed
over the present weakness in copper.
Mr, Lewisohn, has lately returned to
New York from a trip to Europe", and in
responso to the question as to how cop
per looked in Europe he said, as printed
in the New York JournaLof Commerce :
"In France the volume of business is
boyond-the capacity of manufacturers, to
huulle it. In Germany it ie enormous,
and iu England as good as it can be. In
France the consumption of copper has
increased (?) over 75 per cent in two
years. The French government Ib now
preparing for the introduction of tele
phone service throughout all the coun
ties, which wjll.mea'n that millions of.
pounds of, copper will, be' required A
manufacturer estimated to me' that this
work alone would take 12,000 tons of.
copper, or over 25,000,OJO pounds. Be
sides this there is an increaaingAdemand
for copper for street railways and vari
ous other purposes throughout all Eu
rope. Orders navt recently been placed
with German locomotive builders for 500
locomotives, which will call for 5000 tons
of copper, or over 10,000,000 pounds, the
German manufacturers estimating ten
tons of copper for every locomotive."
In addition to the foregoing statement
Mr. Lewisohn said the only thing lack
ing in the copper situation,, at the pres
ent time is confidence that prices will
remain firm, and then adds:, "The for
eign, market, of course, haB fought the
advance in copper from the start, and
the moderate decline in prices recently
have encouraged them in continuing
their position. It is not surprising at
this season, which is always the dullest
of the year,, that prices .should fall off a
little, owing to attempts by small pro
ducers to make contracts eaYly. But'
every pound of copper that is now be
ing produced is being used, and when
the spring demand sets in agaiu it seems
that prices must go higher. The in
crease ih, production this year.ie about
10 per cent, which is the normal in
crease at steady prices;.-when, in fact,
prices have advanced 30,per cent." L.,
A. Mining Review,
An Up-to-Date Shaw.
The "Uncle Josh Spruceby"comnanv
which comes to the onera house. far nnn
night, Friday, January i2th, while old
in title ia the 20th century attraction in
every respect. The play has been r&-
written and added to. The specialties
are all new and catchy. All new scenery
is used and many startling mechanical
effects are introduced, including the
sensational saw mill scene, the most re
alistic piece of Btagecrafteverattemnted.
Included in the twenty people carried
for this production is a splendid orchesT'
tra of twelve eoloista, which adds im
mensely to the show, and a program of
high class and popular music is one of
the features. One big band is used in
the street parade given at noon. Watch
for the Hayseed band. a
Newspaper offices in Arizona, New,
Mexico and Texas are, admonished to
look out for a smooth-faced, eleek, hum,-
ble, fairly well dressed' man, anywhere
from 50 to 65 years of age, who professes
to be an experienced journalist. He is
always talking about his "environ
ments." A little experience with him
will disclose that he is environed-and
saturated with fraud., deceit and rascal
ity. He passed here under the name of
"E H. Bennett;" he may haye others.
If he should call on you kick him out of
your office without listening bis plaim-
blestoryv Pass him around. San Ber
nardino Transcript.
There is a young man in Bisbee who
would Jike to be adopted by some good
hearted Jamily. He has been tenderly
raised, was brought up as a pet, and
does enjoy a good meal and easy life.
On next birthday he will be 30 years of
age. Should any family or individual
feel it their duty to;, take a child to raise
Buuucnuo imu one junuer particulars
may be had.. a this office. But there
are many such who feel the disappoint
ment as the New Year has passed, of
not being taken in by some kind-heart-,
ed lady who would take care of him in
the future. There are more people who
marry for mony disappointed than these1
who marry for love.
A quarantine has been placed on
Mexican cattle for a period o.minety
days.
It is reported that there is is to be a
change of time on the S. P. in a few
days.
The ferry boats are again running on
Main street.
J. V. Vickera has returned toTomb-
stoue.
The justices courts presented a blank
today.
How is this for winter weather?
Closing . Out !
200 Fine Hats, worth $3.50,
at $1 each.
200 -pairs Fine and Heavy
Shoes at less than whole
sale price.
2000 Cigars, 25 in box, 50c
per box.
New Store 1ZZ.
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BtEWETT'S CHRISTMAS GREETING
riammotli Display otHollday Goods.
FOR' THE GIRL$ there are,Dolls by
Hundreds! Dolls in Silk.c Dolls that
sleep, Dolls that', cry Little' Princesses
all. Blonde Dolls, Brunette. Dolls, Doll
Cabs, Doll Buggies, Doll Hais.-Bounets
anu Hoous, rianos ii.at make music.
Bring the Little Ones to the
FOR THE GROWN FOLKS a Great Display of Neckwear, Endless Lines of,
Shoes and Slippers, Hats Trimmed and Untrimmed, Velvet and Celluloid Boxes
andCoilet Cases.
fCome to t4ie Evening: Illumination
See the Great Menagerie in Colored Lights.
DENTISTRY.
To My Patronjj.and Friends.
Notice is hereby given that, on and
after January 1st, 1900, my business
will be conducted on a strictly cash
basis. To inaugurate this system, I will,
for a limited time, offer my services to
the public at the following extremely
low rate of lees :
Fillingir Amalgam, $1 up; Gold, $2
up. Artificial teeth, on Vulcanite, $10
up. Crowns Porcelain, $3.50; Gold,
$5 up. Bridge work, per tooth, $5 up.
Other fees reduced in proportion.
Secure your appointments early in
order to, avail yourselves of this unpre
cedented offer. SatiBtaution guaranteed.
Consultation and advice free.
Dr. J. W. Farbington.
Parlors in Shearer Building, Bisbee,
Arizona. d30-tf
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Notice to Water Consumers.
All persons having exposed water
pipes an.their premises are hereby re
quested to cover the same to prevent
freezing. By order of Bisbee Water
company. N23-tf
To Rent.
A large sunny, well-ventilated room,
suitable for office. Howell ave. next to
Chambers' dental parlors. 021 .
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold,
on a positive guarantee. Cures heart
burn, raising of the food,; distress after
eating or any form of .dyspepsia. One
little tablet gives immediate relief. 25
cts. and 50 cts. For sale at Bisbee Drug
Store.
Seldom indeed do the people of Bis
bee Bee such priceB and such sacrifice in
furniture as B. F. Graham & Co. are
making to sell tbelr enormous btock. d30
A full line of ladies' wool skirts, all
colora, just received at Blewetts. , all-tf
FOR BENT. Furnished rooms; ap
ply to Mrs. Hodley. Apply on premises
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Go to E. G. Ord Co. for tanks and
plumbing. Next door east of Brewery.
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Bain, hail or snow, that watn must
go. Hinkle,. the jeweler, does tl.at, at
Blewett's shoe store.
FOR RENT. Three-roomed house;
good location ; $12 per mouth ; apply at
this office. Sll-tf
Stop, Thief of Time, and have you
watch repaired. Hinkle, the jeweler,
saves you the seconds. Bleweta shoe
store. alG-lm
FOR RENT, AT NACO 1 building,
centrally located ; size 16x50, with fur
niture and every necessary requisite for
a restaurant; ront reasonable. Apply
in person or by letter, to,B. J. O'-Reilly
NG-tf Naco, Ariz.
S. K. Williams, is the auent; and
is authorized to attend to the. renting
of houses, collecting of , rents and to all;
other business that may be of -interest
to Julian Cardinaa. ol3-tf
If you find the way
to ourdental parlors- right
now it may save you a lot of expense
aud. pain a year from now. Some people
aren't very much concerned about
troubles fhat.aj-e a year in the distance,
but a year will fly aroundin a very short
time. It's neither expensive nor pain
ful to have little cavities in the teeth
filled. You'll be. 6b!ied for the hint.
- Dr. . Wi K-, OnAMBitiLM.
Ohlibtlm Building. ' '
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Santa Glaus
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eWwoowo&m$
Make the. Little Ones Happv
cno THE BOYS there aro Steam En
fjines and Boats, Trains of Care, Made
Eantt'rns, Guns, Drums, Soldiers, Wag
ons,. Musical Toys, Iron Toys, Tin
Toys,- Books, Games, Blocks, Horns,.
Horses, lops
Carnival. AH are Welcome.
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Crippled by
Rheumatism.
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I Those who have Rheumatism find
tnemselves growing steadily worse all
the while. One reason- of this is that
the remedies prescribed by the doctor
contain mercury and potash, which ul
timately intensify the disease by caus
ing the joints to swell and stiffen,
Eroducing a severe aching of the bones.
. S. S. has been curing Rheumatism
for twenty years even the worst cases
which seemed almost incurable.
Capt; O.K. Hashes, the popular railroad
conduotor, of ;Oolumbla, 8. O., had nn expert
eice with Rheumatism whlob, convinced hint
mat mere ia omy una r,
cureior inaipuuuui uib
ease. He says : "I was a
great Bufferer from mus
cular Rheumatism for
tiro years. I could set
no permanent relief
from any medicine pre
scribed by my physician.
I took about a dozen bot
tles of your S. S. 8., and
now I am as well as I
ever was lnmy life. lam
sure that your medicine
cured me, and I woujd
offering from any mood disease."
Everybody knows that Rheumatism
is a diseased state of the blood, and
only a blood remedy is the only proper
treatment, but ft remedy containing
potash and mercury dnly aggravates
the trouble.
S.S.S.frLBlood
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beings Purely Vegetable, goes direct to
the very oausa of the disease and a per
manent cure always results. It is the
only blood remedy guaranteed to con
tain no potash, mercury or other dan
gerous minerals.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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SMTOGRAPHIf SUPPLIES.
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f flEN WANTED.
The Cananea Consolidated. Mining
Company wants two hundred laborers
to work on railroad grade at $2.26 Mexi
can money per day. Apply to
-; C. E. Tyler,
j Room 12 Angius Hotel.
Stuart P. Johnson, Engineer.
One Night Only !
Friday, Jan, i2th
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Uncle
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Spruceby
"That Funny Old Farmer.".
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Big Band J
Grand Operatic '
Concert
Special Scenery and
Mechanical Effects.
The Great Realistic
Saw nill Seene!
UP TO DATE SPECIALTIES.
Watch .tor tie Hayseed Bat
Parade Dally fat Noon,
Beats on sale at Bisbee Prog Store
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For Housekeepers
"".!-. InBUbee. tUI It the clmnco of their lifetime to set- V k . " L
B39? Elegant Furniture, Carpets. Stoves ond Crockery ' 'SSrA ''$
FOR ALMOST
1" W T5 "TJ With every $50 worth of goods bought. .
JT 9 1 l of us we -will give you an elegant Pic V
JMt- ture Frame, or Picture and Frame, .",.;, :-
Yqu can get the rest for cash or credit ifyou want them?.. ' .
What we want is to sell them out.
Odd Commodes and Dressers in broken lots. Just the. .";.'"
thing where you have not much room, and they are sold,,
some of them away helow cost.. ;f.
Remember these numbers on each thing advertised as,. ,
everything marked is without a duplicate.. ";f
Read This Slaughter in Prices I $$$?,
Remember 'ferV
the number ,.T" ,
No.. 86 in a Hotel Tresser, glass 12x20, an-. -
tioiie finish, sold, for before at- Xo rp11q nnw ntR i.oik" $,,
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No. 6. is a combination Commode, antique finish, glass ., 5 4Jr?
, 1 33x23, sold for before at $12, sells now for 7.50fY l
Or with Bedstead No 88j sold for before at " , .
$16, now sells at 10.50 'Wl
JNo. 153, Uresser, sold for before
kt.o-.ot i.ir 11
jl-mu. oj.oy2 uiic-ua.il sweii
top cheval Dresser, bevel French glass, an ele- . . "
gant set, soM for before at $20, now sells at itf.oo'
No. 852, three-piece set, 23x20, glass bevel, carved top, . f
ash, sold before at $22,501 sells now at l6.5o . v -.
No. 8io, three-piece set, swell front Oak, bevel
French glass, Cheval Dresser,, sold tor before . , a
at$27o sells now. for 3L5O, .
No. 282, an elegant solid Oak, three-piece suit, bevel glass cheval
Dresser, Bold before at $30, sells now at 23.S&V "'
No. 153, Single Dresser, Mahogany finish, sold before at $16,' Bella now at 1 1.0 2
No. 123. Solid Oak Bedroom Set, good as the best; it's a Bbame to sell it
at this p.rice; sold before at $37.50, sells now t. . .- aB.W
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No. 963), Fine Oak Set, too elaborate to describe in a small space ; sold ,'
beforeat$35, sells now at TrjUtol't
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All of our goods are marked in plain figures..
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folding: beds ' .
- Such styleB and de6ignB as are seldom seen in Bisbee. We have alM'tomsv" f'; ";" -
of the ordinary kind- These goods were bought while prices were low be-Xi . ,
fore the present advance in manufacturers' price. v V-? .
Remember, plain figures are marked on everything in our store ask for ' r'??K
the number, and we will Bhow. it to you. Remember the number.
No.--2 is made to sell; former selling price $15; selling price now $10.00 ."'
No. 29 ia Neat and Tasty, with raised caivings in panels; former Belling f
price $10;-sejling price now 12.00l .
No. 29 is an Oak finish, with Bead Moldings; a strong piece of furniture; ' ';,,''
formerselling price $17.50; selling price now 14.00 t
No. 30 is strong and well made; beautiful Oak panels, with' mirror on top;
us. ... n- en . -.ii! .:.. ..-. . -life ?"
luriuer HeuiiJK price u.uu,. BciuuK irim uo " -.- ."
No; 37i8 0nehalf swell front; magnificently carved, Bevel Plate Mirror', t,.
( twp BhelveB on top; former selling prico $24 j selling price now...... l8.5)
No. 3fr is an Upright Folding Bed ; large 18x28 Bevel Glass; thia waa cheap
before at $30; selling price now. .. 20.00,
No. 40. This ia one of the finest folding bedathatever came to Bisbee;
it is an upright, with large French Bevel Plate Mirror; solid Oak;, . ;f.
an ornament to any borne; cash or credit; former selling price ", &
$40.50; selling price now .....t. ..;....' 3''J '''fk.
No. 41. This offer is away below cost, as few people can affor1 as expen- "it.'
sive an article as this is, but it's dirt cheap at the price. It is a: ,- "'&
Combination Folding Bed, Wardrobe and WritingDeBk; two Bevel '.
Plate Mirrors ; two medium and one largedrawer; in fact,.a whole
bedroom set in one ; former Belling price $85; selling price now.... 6oa- -;.-v, :
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Remember, Cash or Credit!
Weare Going to Close Out this Stock
Of Carpeta, Bedding, Sewing Machinea and Baby Carriage. We are
.- .busypiarking our goodB down, and'will give you more bargains a
faat'aB we doit.
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