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COCHISE EEVIEW : WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBEK 14. 1900
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COCHISE REVIEW
Published Every Evening, Except
Munday, by
THE -'MSBEE: NEWS COMPANY.
";. V. R.N. GREAVES, EDITOR
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, Entered at tHo Postofflco at Bisbcc,
"Ana., as second-class mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
By Mail, One Year $7.50
By Carrier, One Month 75
Advertising rateswill be made known
on application to this office. Legal pub
lications in conformity with Territorial
Statutes. Reading notices, 10 cents a
lne for each insertion.
Communications relating to news or
editorial matter should be addressed to
Editor, ,Cqchisb Review
An remittances and busircia letters
etc., should be addressed toTnK Bisbkk
Nkws Company.
'BfsBEE -ARIZ., NOV. 14. 1900.
THE HMfC.-CHURCH FAIR.
The "Methodiit church fair was a
wonderful success last night. The peo
ple shojved their anxiety to help along
tla'd'food'cauaer.bvr gathering together
clnn,umb;ers that filled the large opera
hotiseh'alj , .
The program was an excellent one
.and Jn tt'a,brlg'ht;llttloifarce "The dis
trict iohbol'4' vas brought out histri
onic talent of no .mean order. The
'actors were perfect in their various
' parti"and the staging of the piece show
dve"ry.markofaa practiced and ex
perfenced hand, - To attempt individu
al criticism would be Invidious. The bus
- iness of ' the fair, that is the erious
'buiinwi of money making, was con
ducted with -success and the visitors
seemed to'gladly respond to the efforts
6f "the.promoterfl and assistants of the
Melhedlst Fair.
Tonight 'and tomorrow will see a
really pleasant little program which all
our peopl .aospld Ukad vantage of.
EXCHANGE NOTES.
.00lJlttHoibe,feaff ,hatt the result of
jftMisstoMfW iftve ay effect on
cemDredQwagar.
-logwd-qianyiOVhe capdidates wbo
-jwf4alictpd Iwitb the itch for office
were rajtcUed;5oTo ,
f ii Q!
One .month' from, today there will be
.inflection in Tuoson. -Besides a mayor,
(recorder, assessor, treasurer and city
tBarahal, there will be chosen one coun.
,cilmanatxUrge,!one councilman from
;the.first'.vfardand.one councilman from
the second-ward, Star
Tfi manager , of one of the mapa-
-talnes'has offered" Minister Conger $10,-
tcOOOfonan article on the siege of Pekiu.
sWhen a magazine starts after the news
it don't' haggIe'bver'a, few dollars.
'iw "j:
LfiduafftBe-typeof typhoid fever
it as seyere in England as it ever was,
-Hht death-rate Hag the last twenty-
!flveyearsr has "besn diminished 50 per
cent.
nt fjin,
"WyjiV fiiK.-
-r-rrr "rm r
nVi.omJfAl-DQb.M'JssuQd a. proolama-
.f.tlBtOrderipg American. .prisoners re
ojf ,SQd,Hand,;on'elrikng .inducements for
Yankee soldiers to surrender.
?' l M2&& thVfli'PliQP9 copies of "In
..JBls.vStepsVi.We.aj.r.eady been sold,
., .and that the demand for the book con
tinues. r -
.;? k . altitrh' w-.
Mais believes IK. AUTOS.
rA
DH'iTDvr nai -a? i. nr.p.
r,iit
Aesjsjr. Ce)MBjisji4e KeseauBsaAs Tkelr
njrllMr'Cee tot Uis
iuiitsvr.
JodTU-.ns if the, automobile for mlll
i tary.i purpose hat proved o.satlsfac
.. ttgry that .Lieut. Qen,.MilMommand
-Jngihe,, States army, will re
, ,new''hie recommendations for a more
'.general introduction."5 The three au-
'toindblle now at' ortv Myer, Va., ars
' not reodminended, 'however, on ac
count of lack of f acuities for recharge
'Jng.'them.with'.electrieity.
.,',i Oei, Wil andsOtberroffiqer inter-
. Cited, in making' the automobile uie-
sSa&Slt,,?oy"v-e beeu making
injefugiitldnt of other powers than
'klectriblty 'wtth:,1a view of obtaining
,caiYprioticalln5eth6d"bf ina'king the ma-
t!oblto'l"yiIlabl' for mllltdry' purposes.
-'i ;(Jea. Milei esys thatautomobiles may
-rrr.be adapted foruse as cpdriers, carry
-i,ing"ipatohes, m'qvement of stail offl-
cars; jirom, one cnmaid, Jto another,
..1rrflsbaLfeconno(te'ring parties, for
.investigating 'the topography of tho
country In which the iarrriy proposes
to operate, for small detachments-en
bgigd in "cOri'Stru'btfnlg' bridge or es-
" lablishing depots,, for rapidly supply
ing ammunition! And f,er the.movenient
,and, oare.qf xhe, wounded. Jn fact, in
N;casea where, small 'd.nliinent oper-
'erate the "general thinlJa tiiat auto
"mobfles will b'e fotlhd neful
Qea. "Stiles' bHevei that as the au
''tomobile is perfected it will grow la
j favor. ! - - Uv..v 1
''tmiTEp, AFTER, 'YEARS.
VOh1lei- 'ttaa ' Meets ' t0tm.
1frikm''iUaA ! Vs
m Dead,
. (. , .c . 'v '
.-,; f.AfteriSafars' separation,. Jn which
.,eeh,bad glxen.up the other for dead,
ivfr. Mary'Lee," of No. '837( Brboklyu
street, St. Louis, and Mrs. "Katharine
Japana, of Chicago, sisters, are again
united. Mrs. Japana came to St. Louie
before the civil war with her parents.
Her father's name vvat. Thoirijis Schaf
fcry. Here it was. that, ten yearslater,
her sitter Mary was born. v.
A few weeks after the war "Mr."J
pana went to cw Orleanc to -rlsit hr
brother. She liked ths city and re
mained there to engage in business.
During her long absence from St. Louis
she traveled extensively in the south
and lost track of her relatives her.
She then took up her residence in Chi
cago. After many years a longing to
return to St. Louis possessed Tier and
she wrote to relatives there but re
ceived no response. Finnlty she wrote
to a priest there and froni'him learned
that her sister Mary had married and
was still living. Mrs. Jupanu then de
cided to come to St. Louis and find her
sister. The search Was successful and
the sisters were united.
TEE RUSKIN COLLEGE.
MTmBt Started by WHMr
aaa la latereit ot Labor MtOOa
AatUfaotorx Prove.
WaHerVroomanfounderAjfltukin
Hall, tne labor colleger atMOrford, Eny-i
land, has returned to New. York frcaS
Trenton, Mo., where he has 4eur,e4
complete contrpl,of the,, oid AjValon
college and ha& changed ittnamet'0
Buskin college. The new, eo'llege atart;
with a building worth $iO,O0.Oventiry;
free of debt, 1,600 acres of land ad-i
joining, and $30,000 In. cah, ?0,000 ot
which was contributed by tlie tradq
un.ion.ist&of England .and $10,Q00 giypa
by friend ,of the mpvementher.er 'Kpjtj
George D, .Miller, late.president of.Av
I aiori college, has been .retained; presf
ident of Buskin college..- iTof.. Thomf
as Will, late president of the'Kanst
state agricultural college, has'beori'apf
pointed ' general secretary & ia'l
bor college movement. r i
The college of social .science organ;
ized at the Buffalo conference oi eof
cial reformers last yeariTa9"?jilo 8r
solidated with Mr. Vrooman'e meve
' ment and turned, .over, ItsheanaTtWf
in the Unity building in Chicago, froii
which the western xteniieai work rtll
be conducted. .! i
At Ruskin oollege a four -.y ears'
course will cost only $10Pv.b,uttkke stu:
dent will have to. work, ,uqdr tkilhd
direction, being considered .one ef tie
most valuable features of lie trata
Ing. ,
Mr. Vrooman ie'now at work rttiilBr
"merit fund" of $100,000, whieli iiii
be used to provtde'schoiarthips. 'Tfeflfr
ton,- Mo., has promised tQral&tjM,Wp
and Kansas Sity and At. Louis $5,000
denee college wJl .bcestabjrshed.iweii
at which voune'men ca'n'live for threfc
dollars a week anil' 'puwuVfi iiik
studies while going on with tiekiec
RESENTED Ttt'Ctil&ZtmilK
vltUIi ."War CorracpoBAeJtv'WtM 1
at Think OhareblU Oe
patent Jadv.
The porch of the Blo9JRfgcittte.lb
was a. favorite meetino- ulaao fM-..tn
.notables engaged In the South African
,war, vhile Lord Hoberts' forces pw
pied the town. Here many discussion
and a few qutfrrela took pluce,3ays6i
Xondon puper. It was quite a sight".
see the dill'erent little groups of tau
that assembled there ' ever)- evininij.
engaged iu earnest conversation. t,Op I
evening a group or veuKnown ?orre-
snondpnt nmnno' thftn DnnH. Kiir.
leigh were talking tWlwy;,.! MJiSaSitaiw
Winston Churchill suddenly mlorii
on the scene and rushedi.np to'Mr. Bur-! , M5 WjW,"" '?. t "i:
leigh to congratulateh'imon1hatbril4B t,aoy,tIm,ao flUbtself.iE i the
Hant stroke of his in getting awuyfrow amot Tvyenty-flve Thousand DolfJara
Ladyamith just at 'the right moment, (925,000). rL f,- x
tte begutuby. wying: s- ' ' 4&W vv ,t
"Mr. ..Burleigh, tha jyas,th flneat The private.propiity-'5)f tfie atook
thing you bave ever doue'iVjourjiBlisia ! holder Kball 4pi fp,t from all corpo
fn the whole of your life it wajfa&xply j ra'te dbtiand lia'blUties.
KTG&l- '1 i
This nil Wndlv TmAnt fin 'nnlimV. t
- -,
ut, i, was one oi tno9e tmne tnat; as
1'unch used to saj', "might hayya
exprctseu umerently." ay conse
quence it only nettled tie gFaat war
correspondent, who. replied: r .
'IJoyl it is presumptuous la you to ,
w p WX,M 1S ine ffreatts tnmg I
have done in my life you, a lad, just I
banning- your careetl'''
CONVICTS.IJf JRARLIAM8NT.
TkirtHsT Baaa iMr Mm
vat. i n
ktttWlw
Hats Ssrro Tacma lav
Prison.
Michael Davitt is the most onspir ,
nous of the present member of tht'
British parliament, who Jbavs oocupied .
seats in that body, after having- served
terms of penal servitude, says the Chi
cago Chronicle. Mr.. Davitt's term was
15 years His experience is bv -aa
means exceptional. J. F. X. O'Brien,
one of the members for Cork oity, was
in 1867 sentenced to be hanged, draw ,
and quartered, a sentenoe. that was sub
sequently commutsd to penal servjtuda
for ilfv. James O'Connor, who sltj'for
WVst Wlcldow, was condemued'to seven '
years' penal servitude In 18W oad spsat
etiviui yeurs an con vmi-prisons. in '
IS 18 John Martin was renor! from
the dock in Green street oourthottss,
Dublin, to a penal cell in JS'ewgate pri"-
on, preparatory to undergoing a sen-
tenee of ten . years' transportation
Mr Martin was afterward, from 16.70
to 1R75. member for Meath, and it wWf
.t. V--, death In the lattsr year that Mr j
r.i .ill stepped into parliament for'
tht first time as his. successor in tn
rt presentation of M,?th. Dr. Kevfi
Izud O'DoJierty, who sat for IS'orta
Mc-.ith for a Uttlo time after the 13Si
eK.lon, wo3, like 'llr. Martin. st?a-.
icnceu in lHiB to ten yar'trausprU
tion.
.T f
Isiflas In rioa J iH.
o marKs to 8.70 marks (?LW to $2.07j
per 180 pounds.i.The :sa,lt mines of the
country are owned and operated by the
government. The Increase is attrib
uted to the rise in the price of labor.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
ftK THE
Pear! Gold Alining Company.
Know all.mcu by theee pvt-etmle that
we, K. Bl t'crcuso!!, V, O. Gwyuu und
J. M. O'Coouell, of tho town of Hi Jop,
county of Cochise, Territory of Ari
zoun, bavo this day uasocinted ourselves
togother for tho purpose of forming a
corporation under tho laws of tho Tor-
ritory of Arizona, and wo do hereby
certify and adopt the following articles
of incorporation
article i.
of this corporation shall
"Tho "name
by "ThtfPeari&old .MininjfCdmpany,"
and its principal place of transacting J
business sna'llf be at the town of Bis-!
bee, county of Coohiee, Territory of
i Arizona
kmiOLE ii,
Tho' general nature of the business
proposed to Bo transacted Is to own,
possess; develop, mine, buy, soil and
loaso "mines and mining property, to
mill and reduce ores, either by milling
or smelting, chlorlnation, cyanide pro
cess or 'otherwise, from tho mines
owned or operated by this company, or
for bttierfi; to 'locate and acquire by
purchase water'1 rights for, the purpose
Of using' the ame, or for the sale of
water; to ownffipurohase or otber
wls,'lahds nor real estate;' and to sell
Cfie ksame;vtobHiy8eU and deal In per
sonal property and "'merchandise of
' every 'desoriptijpn7anclf'ftfnerally to do
and perform any anqTall acts necessary
or Incidental io its business as afore
said. ATIOLK UJ.
Th6 auionntUr the capital otock of
this corporation shall be Fifty Thou
sand Dollars'("0,C00); divided into fif
ty thousand 76000 shares, of the" par
value of One tfollar (11.00) each; to bo
paia la at 1 iu uuiu ui ibsuviuwi ui bioub.
In tfie discretion' of tBeJbbanl of Di-
reotore. a
; Ajtwow rv. '
Tho time o'tbe'cbifllne'noe'mdnt of
this oorporatl3n"sEall ! be the date of
tho fllibc of these articles in the office
of tfleKaoordQr fW'cmfnty of Co-
bblse, 'Territory 'of ' Arizona, and the
temtnatl6nstiere6f"'8tfali b twenty-
fivo years 'tnerBttr.
ABTI0LE V.
ClSnMni t ?7iiui ,iut, into -
TbeafFaira of this corporation, shall-j
oe oonauoiea xiy.a,.D.oara ,ot tour aireo
torttpbe eeod wnpaIv on thflrs
Monday in March of eaoh year, who
shaU;jbi8ook$pJ.der8..o ha corppra-
tion. and Baid.ard off directors shall
elect from their o,wn nyimber thefol-.-
lowing Qffl6ra;Jo.wit':5President, Vice-
I rresldent, cSeo,retary, Treasurer' and
general Manager. Th'6 ',bbardstf dl-
renfnra ahnll ndnn'hv.lavA rohinh Kbnll
Van W tMm or.pHoeP; tne
time of their election, the time of the
meetings pfsaid boardand'BUctfotber
m
, -t.r
AWVVtM ISM UW W4NM V MWVVV MJ
ueem
persona
Sfflk ?M tb T.
as
.feasors
rsare d&I
fXfknna
,Uly eleotedr'N. E. Per
guaon,
etidar, F.GTGwynn and
J. M. O'Conuell.
.B'PA .-,
AUWVl Vi
Tn. witnntta.WharAnf vim hntrn hornnn.
linu trhtnMft m bave be
. -? K .v?3.T T JV.-'a'TT: l";lT -P-.u. I
fn nft n,iT hnnla thla allrh naxr nf f Inrn.
to set.oar hands this 30tb day of
ber.'A.KlWO.
N. Br-FsaausoK,
F.'G.'iGWYNK,
J7M. O'CONNBLL.
Territory of AHzona,)
County of Cochise. J
SB
Beforemo,' M. J. Cunningham, a No-J
tary public in and-for said county and '
territory, on this day personally ap
peared N.rB. Ferguson, F. O. Gwyn'u
and J. M. O'Cohnell, known to me to
be the persons .whose names are. subt
Scribed' to the foregoing instrument,
and adknowledgedito me that they arid
eaoh of them executed the same for tbe
purpose and consideration therein ox
pressed. '
Given under my band and seal of
nfflVia tM 90th Ha nf 'fintntwi. iflno
M.J,"OujWlJtOHAM,
wtw rKii .
JLgWWif&i'r.
1004. ......
.. . f . UXlr -i r ' ? N
Internal ttetenu liwisnt stamp can-.
celed
Filed 'aacT recdWed at request of J.
l
.,, ,,. ' ' .:, v..... i,v. . . . ,-,,. .
M. O'OonneU OctSberr, A. D. 1900, at
l.& Pit Bok ! IndbtporatlohB, pages
531, 638, 533. , 'WW Ham,'-.
,4 . Podnty iRecordeV..
First publication Nov. 8,
. .. .. u,.,
f
Fir. and Life
J. Q. PRITeHARD
""
.frteotnvu
J'Ufu. x'i '
Agent f or.BdtUtyuSay
cia
tion, of Denrer. Safest, and
best in-
1 terest on deposits.
BISBEE - ARIZONA
I NSlkAN C t
d V-. 4 I
S"ffuriies
9 GEORGE DUNN ? J$&yJ
9 PROPRIETOR.... 9 5
Bisbee's Favorite J
w mma- wesort jqissmwv
! KiWIIOh &
Imported Liquors and Cigars
' John Nohilb
I John Twomby
BISBEE
V,VrV,',VmV,,V.V.,V,',Vu,rVi
free Coinage
J. K. ,
S-
BHOWN A CO.. PKOPS.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF....
Wines, Liquors S-
' ,EFine Cigars
f MAIN ST., OPPOSITE CAN-CAN. j
A PLEASANT RKSrtRT
Wines
Liquors
And
Cigars
BEER ALWAYS ON TAP
Can Can Building Main Street
fAAtAVftA(
mcircpolc
WINKS
LIQUORS
CIGARS
T
DAWSON & LEONARD,
MAIN ST. PROPRIETORS
(tVVtyeyyywVfyvee
Harris & Greener
. j'Dkalprs in Wink3, Liquors and
Cigars
COLD BEER
ON DRAUGHT
PETEiiBANSEN!
PETEMANSEN!
arden
8ne -mile below town in the Cool
ottonwooda. Call once and you
will (Uwnj'H come' nsnin.
THE TURF
IE fSON & WIIAttY, Proprietors.
FINEST
LIQUORS,
WINES,
BEER and CIGARS
Spoilsmen's Resort.
Main Street, Bisbee. Arizona.
Miner's Saloon
Wines, Liquors nnd Clours.
B. M. Vocuvlch, Brewerv Avenue
t Louis Beer Hall
L. CShattuck Prop.
Finest Brands of
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS . . .
Aviiit'foV Anhouor-nmoh
I, Brewing-Asioolatlon.
Wboistaie ana uetftii.
Hrewery Avciiik:
IllNbcc, Arlxniui
.iO
Wines,
rt t
Liquors and Ciar
ubacher
& Maheim.
. . JJrpw.ori'.Avsnue
JIUbeo Arizona.
IO.! "K. MARKET
tnr
tVi
FIRST.
.CLASS
PHOENIX BEEF,
mmlff 3fkjLtid Veal. SauBuge, lor-
wo
w . I'll Btf ' .
0. K. STREET, 0PP. CARREH6'S
Beer
i
i
I
ii
U
A. B AUDR Proprietor ,
FRATERNITIES
IMPROVED OKDKtt OV ItliD
MEN, COCH1SK Tribe No. 7..
moot ovory Thursday ovumuir.
ut tho Oporu lloiibo Hull VK
Itlnff liiotli3ii oordinlly itivt-
tod. i
Junioft V. Cuiuplicll.Sactiniu
John Munch. Cut It.
Dr. KilmtiliiUoii. Midicinu Mfin.
WAKKKN CAMP NO. 9.
vv WOODMEN OK THE
WOULD, meotK every
kccoihI nndt ourth Mondriy
nt tlio opera house. Vis
iting inenibora cord tally
iuvhed
J A MILLEIt, C. C.
F. V. JOHNSTON Sec.
PEKFECT ASHLAlt LODGE No. 12,
1 b & A. M. Meets ilrst Thnrcdity
of eiich month. Visiting hrctli-
ren oordlully invited to attend.
G C
I,. Uiiown, Secretary.'
Warsku, W. M.
T ANDMAHU CHAPTKU No. .,
- 1J. A.M. UcRiilar Coiivcmu
tions third Tupsday in e u h
month, 8:13 p. in. Visiting com
panioiii in ood stundins: Kindly
received.
V. K. STILUS, H. I.
Fhank .1. Ghaf. Sec.
QUKBN LODGK NO. n, A.
O. U. V., meets every
Saturday eveniui.'. Vis
it iittr brother conllnll)
invited.
Alfreil Oo.Urey, W. M.
Kiehurd HumDliiey, l'c.
II. f. l'Vnsor I'iiinnrier.
, IJISUEIi LODOti NO. 10, I. O. O.
r I-'.. ,Tir(.t pvpfv Wnilnfbilftv
ONcnjni,'. Yisitnif brotlicib
cordially invited to attend.
AliVKED GODFKKV, N. O.
liJIILK MaKKS, K. S.
THK MUTUKNAL
imOTHEUIIOOI).- I
Idepemlciirt Lode
No. 53, meets eveo
first and third
Vedtiesdaysof tlte i
montli, VI si tint;
members are cor
dially invited.
JULfA MILLEIt. ,
Prosidnnt.
V&F)Rt
jS's-
lrIiKD ! I , eerotury.
NAC0 ADVERT1SENENTS.
CURRY& CO.
Doalorfl in Dry (oodf. (inn-criB
Hnrd.vare, l'ootp and SIimcs
r'uri'liatiinsi niul Forwardinij Aiit-n h.
CuHtnm llniifp Broken.
Maco, Arizona.
TOM'S MM-MMM
Pics. Dotiglui'.'.ts. CuIjpk,. ote.
French Restnu: ant Meals Served in
Courses.
Thos. Pinelli .: Naco. Arizona
Repblicas
Specialties in French Gonj
and a.' Ltrg Amorttnenl cf
nmm
Drawn iWU
HORVILLEUR &
MILHU
NACO
TAKE A HAGK
Ed Price who has a Hack '
ready at all hours, meets all
Trains. Orders may be left
at New England Kitchen.
3 TELEPHONE 50
Your Patronage Solicited
Alejanda"o Garcia
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER
La florita, Sonora, flexico
THE..QUEEN MARKET
S NAVARRO, PROPIIIETOR
The Choicest Cuts of tender and
well-fed Uoof, Mutton, Sanmise, etc
BREVEBY AVE.
BISBEE
Rents Collected.
PROPERTY LOOKED AFTER j
Bisbee Real Estate Co.
Bisbee Bill Posting Co.
E. B. HA.SON. MansKtr
AUGUST JOERRS
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Watchmaker and Jeweler
Dealer in Watches, Clocks,
Spectacles, Stationery, Wallpaper, etc.
Itcpalriiivr Neatly Done
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MAIN ITI?PPT . RI;RPP API7 Order fror.i abroad will reeolvo prompt at
mAil i licet I, - 15ISBUU, AKIA. ,cnton. Order for tho city of Bisbee will
-r-jT ;, bo delivered freQ.w.tthQUt.delay. r'anilly or.
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MRS. M. BLEWEn, Proprietor.
! ROOTS, SH0ESAND SLIPPERS
For Ladles and Gontlomen. ''
MAIN ST., TWO DOORS ABOVE POST OFflCE
Giaconovich & Co.
Choice
Family
Groceries,
Wines, Liquors and Clears.
Fruits and Confections.
-BREWERY AVENUE i
MUM wm Co.
WHOLESALE AND ' .
RETAIL Jt .jt jt. .
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WAI.LIAPCH
PAINTS AND OILS
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Pbotograpfoic Supplies
Bisbee, Arizona
CanCan Restaurant
Main St. Mrs. A. W. Strumm, Prop.
Pirst-Clnes Itentnuraut. Hoard bv the
Day, Week or Month. Short Orders
Dny and Night ,
Main St., above
t Malace Stables
REPAIRS AD RENTS
- V BICYCLES
Notolt w or l.s Key Ht
tmif n specialty. Gutii,
uii'l.s, tewinif niuc;lilne
i(aii uiveies repaued.
KAMBLFR BICYCLES SOLD
City Iarber Shop
Bath Roam mi! Porcelain Tubs
Enne Marks Proprietor.
Everything Pirst Class.
Cheap CASH Store.
Choice Family Urocprles. Krcsb.Kralls ot
all Mud. receiod daily. Winc, Liiiuor.
Oli;rtriiiid'l'ol)Hciofi, Uoodi dollvcrod fre.
ilKnUiOVICH . NORILE
E. HOWELL
CONTHACTOR AND BUILDER
Eitimalt's of Hiilldinew
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OFFICE: J. H..JACK LUMBER, COMPANr
EASTMAN'S KODAKS M
I'notographic ,Sup)Iies. Developing
'irul I'rintirirf :it Lowest Hates. Sat
isfaction guai-nntccd.
Coppei 0irn
Pharmacy
0. P HART & CO.
nu rteiisa
V7 ILBIWIU
J. C. RAUB
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.'Kitchen
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Open Day knti Niglit
Short Orders -a Specialty
5'Ieals served, tp .families
and. parties.
flain' Street' .';'' ""'
Whitehead S'MarChell, Proprietors.
Bisbee Candy Kitchen
Fresh Candies Everyday
lro Creuni. SodnWater',
a Lcinonailo Mlllidhukei.
A Biff Cold Drink for 5 Cents
BISBEE
lURGHAM,
Proprictnefti
.Near Knclovlcli'M Store. Cloaninu
done bv nt'-w Flry Prnrots. Grnts' Suit
elcatittl, nUo t.ndlpR' liirts. Wultts, Clove,
und ltihbotii.. Ilaf.u soev.l.utv . .
-BISBE15-
Bl.iiisini thing Co.
T. A.TATE, Prop
I General Blncksmkhing. Horseshoeing-
a specialty. Above Floodgate.
C. KBARNUM Transfer
Town
Baggage and txpress
Handled With Cai'e.
Lenvo order with S. it. WilllniUk. Tel. Hi.
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Theo. F. ntz,'Prop.
Office and work. .Tombltono nnd Blbe.
Soda Water. SarHannrllfs. Ofnirer A e. Etc.
uminy4iuiii;ii. ' .
! UicUnA .zonr I1A1A
a-wacvurv. n?9U -A.a;
All Work Guaranteed
flr Money Refunded.
Kodak Pictures -"."ASS
Office, ,3&.oi,im,
ALP. TELLMAN - - - Proprietor
BISBEE CASH FRDIT STORE
Ice Cream and Soda Water
Sweet Cream, ConfeoUans, et. Ice
Cream Parlor.
Geo. Dorfling;er( Prop
Wallace Building.
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Wm works
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