The Arizona daily orb. [volume], March 22, 1900, Image 1

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vVOLTJME IV 31SBEE. ARIZONA, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, rgbo. NUMBEB63 M
11Ai i7irn II IS NOW fiXEO.; AR,WS- ' t . ' I
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?fl?lieyH5uiktafctWfe"cU,i'c' t of thTi-choJcs en
Hxir, fauisOShttnter tops, and bailors in chip
braid, Basket and Milan Braids, all shades -and
styles.
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Be sure a-d see our latest style Ladies' Belts.
.. The California Market,
KENNEY BROS, Proprietors.
Fresh" Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Sausia, Eta.
Choice Cuts of Meat only.
Fresh Bread Daily.
4 Goods Delivered Free to All Farts of the Town.
'$' .- 'I Upper Main St., Blsbec. tf
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Ur?fed States Deputy Mincraj
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SURVBY1NQ IN ALL
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Cochise
Lumgiei3 Co.
-DEALERS 'IN-
Puget Sound Pine
Humboldt Redwood
LATHS. SHINGLES, SHAKES, MOULDINGS, WINDOWS
DOORS AND ILL WORK.
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you the correct ideas.
Trotter,
Surveyor wud Civil Ensfineer
ITS .BRANCHES.
rtJsliee. Arizona.
ALEX DARWOOD
LUMBER FURNISHED IN
WAGON LOADS
CARLOADS OH CARGOES
Samples of
Oxford Vicunas,
Outing Flannels,
Fancy Vestings &
Blue Serges which
are extremely pop
u!nr yvlth upto
date dressers. We
show everything,ro,ivarrel1
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Washinfrton, March 22. The confer
ence on the i u-'rto U mi uppr jpnation
bill havo njieed upon a oomprartiifle
meftBurd. The senat.0 conferees receded
fium the fienato amendment Uinlting
1tho appropriation to revdniie collected
on Puerto Runn importations until the
first of January, and restored tne clauw
in the house bill applying to futrfre rev
enues reading as follows: "Together
with any further customfa revenues col
lected on importations from Puerto Rico
since January 1, 1900, or that shall
hereafter be collected under existing
law. The provision in the senate
amendment specify tnir the .purpose for
which money shall bo used is retained
but an addition is made i.e"la'inii spe
cifically that it snail be for the aid and
rslief of the Puerto Ricans.
London, March 21. Seve-al telegrams
have passed between Presidont Kruger
and the British government in addition
to the Salisbury-Kruger correspondence
already published. The office received
a dispatch from Pretoria yesterday. The
contents of these communications can
not yet be obtained. So far as the mil
itary situation ia concerned there is
practically no change.
London, March 21. Tho Cape Town
correspondent of tho Daily Mail, tele
graphing March 2G, says: "I hare juBt
returned from ItloemfoTnt'iri, where I
loaned that no further movetnqai1
iQbaoto tut Uimo rUelcST as negotia
tion are proceeding. I should not be
surprised if the war collapsed quickly.
London, March 22. The only news
from South Africa showing activity on
either side comes from Warrenton,
north of Kimberly, where desultory
fighting occured all Sunday resulting in
tho retreat of the Boers towards
Christina under Sboll fire. Tho pro
gress of this column towards Mafekiag
hau either almost ceassd or is forbidden
to be mentioned! in tho dispatches.
Nothing new tpmea from Oo'onel
Plumor, and Matching appar ently etill
awaits relief. ,
Before his dtparture for Baltimore
Genoral Hainei said: "The present
commissioners report will not only de
cide upon a practicable route for an
isthmian canal but will demonstrate
conclusively thst tho ionte selected is
the most feasibb one that could have
been chosen. We have at present
about 300 eurvyors in the field. They
are going witj tho greatest care over
the Nionratff. route, tho Panama
route and all fie other routes suggested
by former surevors. Besides this we
have a numlir of exploring parties out
in the hop of discovering sites that
havo been Jthsrto overlooked.
JtUN'sql 'acoh, a tall blood India. i of
r Clwt:w trjbe, voluntarily retui ued
to "je ,i . ii H-rutory la.nl wek to pay
tht ritvmy of death after wan lenun
Iwased according to In-
18 own wo uiiinoe
It tsdobtful if there is an American
within fo vair. dom.iin of this republic
who wold voluntarily return under a
convictid te pay the death penalty.
Thiuie
lould be a law against the
offering
unreasonably heavy rewards
for the a 3ft and conviction of crimin
als. As rule, the dotectivo is strictly
in for'th money, and his efforts are
directed ward scoring a conviction
and gettr his reward regardless of the
guilt or loconce of the party accused.
Evidence a easily purchased and the
poriurer always reauy to swear at tho
dictation f the dotectivo. Innomnt
men havifton been convicted through
the unset uloui use of 'large rewards.
ilcanic Eruptions.
Are era but skin eruptun rob life
of joy. pklen'a Arnica SaU ures
them; alld, running and fever eo ,
ulcers, bet felons, corns, warts, cut
bruises, Bis, scalds, chapped hands,
chllblaintfBett pile cure on earth.
Drives oj pains and aches. Only2i
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has ordcrfd a tvpo sottin- roa-hmp, in ! " ' -" w KS
prooosel to issue an up-to-datp M n,
lev paper
Au attache of the Globe Timoa ofTice
wanta lofure eixtot'ii smalrboyj with
sudors to clip tne tails off the sco-pions
in his room.
'DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve is un
equaled for piles and skin diseases. It is
'the original Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
of all counterfeits. Copper Queen sforo
and Bisbee Drug Co. t
Manager Norton, of the long distance
telephone in Arizona, baya that tho line
between Tucson and Florence will be
ready for business by next Sunday,
March 25. Tiie lino hetween Florence
and Phoenix will be ready by April 8.
Mrs. J K. Miller, Newton Hamilton
ia., writes, "I think DeWitt'a Witch
Haz-1 Salve tho grandest salve made."
It cures piled and heals every thing. All
fraudulent imitations are worthless.
Copper Queen store and Bisbee Drug
to. $
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr. 0. C. Johnson and Miss
Laura Pck in Yuma, on Wednesday
evening, March 21, at the Methodist
Episcopal church. The contracting par
ties are among Yumaa most popular
young people.
W. S. Philpot, Albany, Ga., says
' DeWittJs Little Early Risea did me
more goid than any pills I ever took.",
Tho famine little pills for constipation
bilhousiaiss and liver and bowel trou
bles. Cppar Queen itoie and Bisbee
Drug Co. 4 t
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S.iperosor J B. Freeman, of Gila
ecit'ruv us 8 ld iiiH Salt Hiver ranch
-iJ m'lit tie Pascoe proper ;y ul
Whe,uH' Ids and will hqreaftor re3ido at
thatphce Thu Sait ftVdr'-BettlortooC
loses one of its oldest and best cHieus
by the transaction.
Geo. Barbe, Mendota, Ya., aays
"Nothing d'd me 60 much good as Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure. Ono dose relieved me
a few bottlta cured me." It digests
what you eat and always curea dyspep
sia. Copper Queen store and Bisbee
Drug Cp. t
Col. McCord has purchased an im
proved pump in Washington, to be util
ized on the McCord & Leitch farm west
of Phoenix. Tho governor, by the way,
has managed to securo the services of a
cold storage pump and is using it to
transmit a cold chill up the spinal col
umn of Arizot a'a Jat executive.
Experience is the best teacher. Use
Acker'siEuglish Remedy in any case of
coughs, cold or croup. Should it fail
to give iamiiato relief money re
funded. 25 ita. and 50 cts. Sold by J.
fJ. Willla.ua k Co.
On the first of April the Pullman com
pany wDl come into the possession of the
Pullman cars on the Southern Pacific
roads. The Pullman company has paid
C. P. Huntington ono and ono half mil
lion dollars for his interests in theeo
cars. This will probably result in a
better class of cars being put on the
lines of the S. P.
"I think I ,ouldgo crazy with pain
wore it not for Chamberlain's Pain
Halm," "writes Mr. W. II. Staploton,
Herimno, Pa. "I bave been afiheted
with il'euuiatism for soveral rears aud
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uibtl tuutudietj witiioui number,
bat Pain Balm is the beat medtciue 1
have got hold of" Ono application i
levee tho jam. For bale by all drug
gists. F
Deputy Sheriff Joe Olnoy, of Metcalf,
ia reported to bo in Now Mexico on the
hot trail of Ygnacio Marques, who io
cently inflicted a fatal wound on Miso
Polonia Vigil, of the same nationality,
at tho Rock Hoiue, on Chase Creek,
wheio she died last week. The fugitive
is ruling a horse stolen from Charles
Kippler at Gold Gulch. Copper Era.v
"' .md bionchitis evory winter for
yea s and no medicine gave mo perma-
njnt reiiel until I began to tako One
Minute Cough Cure. 1 know it is tho
ben cough meduino made," says J.
Kuntz, Corry, Pa. It quickly cuiea
coughs, colds, croup, asthma, Gnppo
and throat and lung troubles. It is tho
childrens' fa vorito remedy. Curea quick
ly. Copper QUt.ou 8toro nd Bisbeo Drug
Mrs. Chailos M. Smith illmi 1. wi.
ncsday moinbg at 8:30 o'clock, after an
illness of more than a year with pulmo
nary trouble. Mra. Smith waa 27 yeara
of age and had lived in Yuma for die
past two years. Uesides a he.i
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, For Surveyors, Prospector?ffor 'hunt
ing or any continuous out dooi uw, the,
boot ilhutiated here is particularly
adapted. Heretofore we took orders for
these boots and had them made up,
causing a sometimes inconvenient wait.
Wo have them in stock now inall sizes.
It is made o? a good, durable, Russet""
Leather, high cut lace, 10 inches high,
heavv sole, Goodyear velt, bellows
tongue.
Sole Leather Sole....-
$5.50 a pair
Elk Skin Solev Bluclier
Style $6.00 a pair
I til COPPER
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CEN. WILLI AMS,
J. S. DOUGLASS,
J. B. ANQIUS,
- W,, H. BROPHY,
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Foreign Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers to all Parts
of the world.
Accounts of Individuals, Firms
Matters Intrusted
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Mexican Honey
Agency for New Zealand
The Zellner Piano Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERSjjJlNJ
Pianos & Organs.
Write for Catalogue.
Pianos on Monthly Payments.
Office-. i21 1-2 South Bronda',, Los AiiR.les, Caii.'-onin
Bisbee Drug
Carries everything in the Diug and Chemical Line, and
wo are constantly adding new Bide line lines to our stock.
Ou next addition will bo
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Paper, Paints, Oil and Glass.
bamplea now;ready for selection.
Perfume To sweet for anything but your handkerchief.
Candy Saroni's Gold Label in original packages only.
For the Literary All the late and
popular Novels at popular prices.
For the Workingman A workingmau's paper, vk: 1
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J S. DOUGLASS: Vkc President
'A J. CUNNINfJMAn Cashier
and s Corporations solicited.
will Rece;ve Prompt
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