The Weekly orb., 1898-12-11


 Coffee like your mother used to make at the Can Can. sl7-3t
 Charles Stowe was an incoming pas senger on the trgin last evening.
 Library lamps and stand lamps jus received at B. F. Graham's. I
 The Bisbee contingent of the grand and trial jurors will leave Monday for the county seat.
 Suits cleaned at $2 on short notice at Harris the Tailor. If.
 The train was over two hours late to. day, being delayed at Benson on ac- count of the s. P. train being late.
 For fur robes, whips and harness, go to the N. K. Harness Shop. They will treat you right. n2S-tf
 A meeting of the stockholders of the South Bisbee company is called for January 17, 1899, as will be seen by notice published elsewhere.
 FOR RENT-A three room house near Opera House. Apply to Mrs. Welch, on premises. sS-lw
 Tom Tate is the happy father of a bright, bouncing girl thai arrived at his household this morning. Mother and daughter both doing well.
 FOR SALE. One frame house, six rooms; one adobe house, two rooms; both completely furnished. Situate near the residence of Fred Fitch. For prices and further particulars apply to s. K. Williams tf
 President McKinley's recommend ation that the army be incresed tol00, ,O0O men does not seem to be- at all amiss, in view of the probability that not less than 50,0O0 may be needed at any time to "pacify'' the Philippines.
 The ORE office has just received large and we'll selected stock of job printing material, and is now prepared to exe- cute all classes of job work on short notice and in satisfactory manner. Letter heads, bill heads, statements, envelopes, business. cards, visiting cards, invitation cards, tags, meal tickes and dodgers furnished promptly and at reas- enable prices. ?
 This kind of weather brings to the minds of our citizens and working men to appreciate more than ever the library and reading which is maintained by the Copper Queen company. The shelves are filled witt all the latest novels, etc., while on the reading tables can be found all the late papers, periodicals and mag azines; chess and checker boards are furnished to those who are not literarily inclined. The room is kept warm and cosy and has plenty of light. This in- stitution is one that many an incorpor. ated city would be proud to boast of.
 While the Klondikers are Klondiking and "prosperity manufacturers" are propecting, let Cleveland canvas backs duck and embrace the one of the few opportunities offered for true evenings entertainment, and see Ott Brothers in their now farce-comedy "All Aboard," which will be the attraction at the Opera House, on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. One glance at this string of stellar artists must convince the most skeptical and the more famil- far rush of anticipation to box office. Appearing this year in the cast are only artists whose success and reputation have been earned by true merit. The following is partial list of the present company: Messrs. Phil and Matt Oct, Barry Maxwell, John Donahoe, J. Fred erickson, Thos. Cook, Ernest Bial, Joseph Dokes, Nellie Sennett, Lillian Burnham, Leonie Douth, Adelaide Burn ham, Marie Biffen, Jessie Armstrong, Sennie Yost and others.
 B. F. Graham's new stock is now coming in all the time, will have com plete line of furnishing goods in this month.