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The Weekly orb., 1899-02-19

Chef Clerk AtrPhy. of the sarveysr geAaral's o6les received clipping frsn sa- AnsFicss, Georgia. papsr. and aa extract is nsds thsistrsn: "A quiet marriage st Albany has furnishsd . trsdsgy. Fred Cssslls. of Arisons. . steward at tho brigade hospitGl, as ra. salt of this marriage, is . prisoner in the Dsughsety county Jail, charged with
 biKany. Miss Clara L. Sparks, nar.s the hospital, -is the unfortunate sec. ond wife of Cassils. and, has left for her home in New York-' The case has ere. atsd something of sansation in Albany and especially aniong the soldiers of Camp Churchnan. The pair .wsre mar. risd January ,23, .batit was kept sscrst nntil yssterdsy, when 1t leaked ont Al ssen a the. otncsrs in charge were ap
 praised of the fact they had Gaelic plassd under ,srrsst and preferred ! iehsrgs of bigsmy against him. Hs is confined In the county jail, and wtll be given . military trial. .'...s-.
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The Play Santiago"

The performance a' the Opera House last evening, presented ny the Bisbee Ebeipians, was A y"and success. The play isa four-act war drama, anu tho scenes are taken from the late Spanish war in Cuba. The actors, from the first rise 0, the, curtain until the tableaux at the end, held the undivided attention of the audience, and every one was greatly pleased with the play.
 The young people who took part were at their best, and at no time d,d they talter ip their parts. The young ladies who teok part-Miss Wittiy, as Bess, Miss Baker, as Cora, and Miss kinseIla us Ysabsl Carlos, are al deserving of special mention for mauner the in VI which they carried their paris. Of the young men the lamensy also ut said.
 The battle scenes were realistic and received much enthusiastic applause.
 The Thespisns have been requested to reproduce the play, and may do 20 at an early day; If they should, when tn. curtaiu rises they will be tacin2a crowd cd houss.
 After the performance was over the seats was rsmOvsl and dancing was in dulxsd in to the delightful strains ol Prof. Hsnpls's orchestra.
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Town Tattle

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Passrd Away.

N 50 Florence Hunt pAs.e'i away last Thnrsd V al 6:l5o'riock a the residence of Mrs. Blum on Nob H'. She was confined to her sick he'd only i.w days, when the messenger of death came and relieved her of her snfforlngs. Miss Hunt was a native of Iowa, an,l 25 years of age. She had every care rendered by the hands of kind hearted lady friends and the skilled Dr. Oarslton.
 Miss Hunt leaves father and b. other with many friends, to mourn her death She VA. Christian lady and member of the Methodist church.
 The fursral took place this afternoon ct I o.cl ok from the rssidence of Mrs Biou, Rev. Roberts stir'sting.
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COPPER IS THE METAL.
The ccchise Copper Mining Co.,,
 BiSbee, Arizona.
Incorporated Uuder the Laws of the Territory of Arlzona. Capital
 Stock $s,oos, ,ooo, tLimited.)

This company owns very vslusbl, group of mines situated in Warren Min inY District, County O. Cochise, Arizona l lying immediately eaSt of and al join i ing the town of Bisbee, and adjolning the property of the Copper Queen Con solidated Mining company on :he North ] The latter pahv has been in operation for about twenty years, and employ about 1500 men daily in the operation of its mammoth mine and smelters, and ae . result have produced copper to over 34 ,o00, 900 lbs. during the yea' 1898, and the net proceed of such production arc reported to have been over $3,0O0.. 900, and it has been said by experienced mlners who have oeen under their em Ploy for years, that the Queen mine now has sufficient ore in eight to keep them in constant operation for the next twenty years, without further de velopment. . r..
 Is it not reasonable to believe that the property of the Cochiss CORDIALLY Is fully az valuable, when it r. within such close proximity to such wonderfnl mIne?
 The blasts set of in the underground workings of the Queer property can easily be felt and heard at the shaft of our mine, and oftimes the concussion has attracted mat ked attention.
 The orRina! owners of thess valuable mines are local business men, well and favorably known in Bisbee and sur rounding vicinity, who are doing thelr utmost to make this enterprise success in every respect. The board of direct OTIS are original owners, and are donat- ing their services to the company uu:il such time as the the mine will pay divi dends. They own the controlling inter- est in this property, and as q protection to stockholders have placed their entire interest ia escrow for term,of enc year.
 The stock books of our company are now open for subscriptions. aad.s iin- lLSN hANDCi VI uIlSic5 @'o VHCiVh GU 1oii cents per share. No application for less than 100 shares will be accepted.
 The company reserve the right At any time to advance ahs pi i.;, ot silates EiSh- out further -nrtIce, o~ 70 rsiect any application for sLp1k shonssar they aeem it discretion. e.
 Every cent received from tire !sse of sleek will be expanded toward the de velopment of our p,1Yl"rns '"i she rr,' 7 tiun of holstinx w!tk:, aai Ai.. other necessary improvements, 4ni t' A.k'' our ente, prise success in every p&stsc ular. ..,
 We invite inyessi gators aud their ex Derts or their engineers to closely scrutinize our property.
 Applications for shares may be made to any of the directors of the company or to any of our legally authorized repro ventativss.
 5Sss.'.' j.: S sH:rsSss RFs:: G.: k.w,4u.x. C. ". ILL, Vice Pres Secretary .-. Bisbee, Arszona
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4 Rich Strlkss

Rome time since Frank Johnaton and
 Fred Coleman, both we'll known in this city, were prospecting In Cave Greek in
 the Huachuca mountains, and accident. 'ly found an old dump and tunnel which showed evidences of not having been worksd for many yesr'. The tunnel ran in about forty feet. whom it Iurnai to the ls.t about twenty feet when |, opened inte . large cave. The boys built two ladders and succeeded n xoipx down to . small projection, from which
 placs they discovered the bottom of the eavs to bs filled with water. Being of soasxhat vsnturssorns minds, they built raft large enough to carry them and began an exploration of the .nnd.r. ground lake. On one side they found 4 few copper stains, they worked here s few days but could find nothing to jus tify f1rthsr work co they went on the esd of tho cave and found another cop- per streak; this they followed through Sbout Eve feet of lime when they opened np large body of rich copper gre, the whole face of the drift bsing in good orc.
 Ths boys have for the pressnt stepped work, and are now Agxring on running . tunnsl from belsw to tap the lake 60 .. to draw the water of that they may prosecute work on their claim. Devsl- opmsnt of this property will be watched with intsrsst.
The Weekly orb., 1899-02-19
Fer Sale.

lS.roon house, right in town; furA- ishsd CT othsrviss. Terms very reason. able. ~
 l lot On Chihuahua Hill. 6ox70 feet. all Ersdsd ready for buiidinx.
 1. Groom heuss, partly faraishsd pries snd tsrns so ssit buvsr.
 For rent, enc frame hssss nsA' Bhattask's Lanbsr yard. T
 Fer further particulars aPpay ts Q. K. WnLIANa~ F. !,
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Xn Editors Life 9aved by Cham
 berl1in'a Cough RemedY.


 berlatn's Cough Remedy.
 Dur. nx the early part of October. lS96 1 contracted bad cold which settled OH my lungsr and was neglected until . feared that consamption had appeared insaa ineipisnt state. Twas constantly cosghing and trying to expsl something which could not. became alarmed and after giving the local doctor trial bought . bottle of Chamb berlain's Cough Remedy and the rssult was immediate Improvement, and after l had used three bottles my lapgs were restored to ihsir healthy state.--B. $. .EpwAkDs, Publisher of The Review, Wysnt. Ill. For by J. J. Williams < Co.
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Notice ts the Public.

Having sold out all ny businsss iatsr' ssss iA the o. K. livery stable. harness shep. blashsnish shsp cal undertaking establishneat. sll persons knowing themselves indebted to me are requested so settle the sams oa or bsfsrs the 18th day oi February, or the accounts will bs placed in the hAnds oi an attornsy fs sslleetisa. E. '. ASAA,
 passd Bssbee, JsO. 27, laSS,
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L. C. sAATrUCK, Pres, J:MonEIn,s"gt.&r e.. s. K.WILLAxs, G. ". HILL, Vice Pres Secretary. Bsbee, Ar rzona.
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noki Tea

without charge. This offer 10 made to convince the citisens of Bisbes and vicinity that this wonderful yet slmpls preparstion |. will do exactly what is claimed for 1t.
 rlCki Tea is a nerve builder, com posed of the harmless roots and herbs used by the Moki lndians. It gives brilliancy to the complexion, is pDsl- tive cure for sick headache and consti- patisn, remove. pimples, blotches, moth patches, and all rawness of the skin. Cures dyspepsia, malaria, biliousness, dizzip eksr sour stomach, lose ot appe- tite and all dlseases that are due to \ derar cement of the stomach and lINer Ii acts uIon the musclee and tissue giv.!c rev life and huoyancy tc tb ramo.
 Take A yus of MCki Tea upon rslir- ing at niylt and become ,air, sweet tempered al happy.
 It is very pleasant to take, and 30 pos. tive are w of the results that we make the above lbersi offer.
 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. Rsnsmbe it costs you nothing to try it.
 Sed A D IM 60 CeA plCkQgeS,
The Weekly orb., 1899-02-19

For fur robes, whips and harness, go to the N. K. HarnEss Shop. They will treat you right n2s-u - FOR SALE-A Broom house, term reasonable; also one 3.r"m hsnise witi adobe walls, wlah 65 fee, lot. Appl y at ORE office. If.
The Weekly orb., 1899-02-19
Fanm tIiiay'. Daily.

1 Fanm Friday. Daily.
 W. c. Land, the cattleman, is q Biz
 bee visitor.
 I Round trip tickets to Tucson from Bis t~ for the Bostonians can be hat for $e.l5. ..... " B. F. Graham d Co. will soon com
 nence the erection of two.story build ing on the 0. K. property.
 Dr. E. A. Sweet is reoorted as havins suffered 8 relapse. and is not so W, ,il a, his friends would like to see bim. Dr. w. A. Greene is expected here soon from his eastern trip.
 w. A. Harvey has ,e, overed from his rec nt attack of Ia g",ppe and is able to a, tend to his dut es again.
 Work was nom mencei this morning on tearing dowl the old ion were house, preparatory to erecting the new depot.
 Work will soon be co mmenced on the pew two story or,ck sch ool house that is to be built on tue lot east of Dan Han. kins' residence. .r '.'a.
 The dog poisoner still is proceeding in h's cowardiy and dastardly worE, and during the past few days many good dogs have been poisonei. The poisoned meat. in some instances, has been throwa where the dog was. Rev. PiItcha,d's dog WAS poisoned yesteruav. The pa,.y who does such work as this .is not worthy of belug called man and :. | he could be fonnd should be treated to dose nj his own meiciue.
 The $ sbaa opa'a hUISe was c owded last night, sil anS ,,is 70 see home tal ent displayed um the stage, Toe play was inte esttng all all was h"st class, Miss Ollie Baker is a star In dj>Ru SC i; Miss Bertha WhAtig aud Miss Ne"le kirsela need noe ntcism. Al. WdIlam GrenteIt played h's le ln fl st class style. Ar. Cnauies Bu, x du, well; Mr. W. c. N!chols was tine. To make long a'o rho [, it vas a first class en' te,tainment, and Bisbee deserves credlt and should be oud os her amalu'es. There has peen many requests maGe by the pablic to have the play e( "Saati. ago" reproduced.
 AN OBSERVER.
 Adju.ant shane and c apt. Morrison lady members of the Salvation \ my, who arri,ed in our city on Mon- day last, are holding a series of open air meetings on Main sireet every even. ing. They are here principly for the ? .Use of raising funds for tEe sIia', ,ork of the Salvation Amy and for rne support of the women and children's home funds. The Salvation Army now has thirty.ons men shelters in the United States, Tn which therw ara ove r 3790 men, two women shelters, one in New York and the other in San Fran cisco. They also nave undet their juris diction 14 Rescue homes i.r fallen girls and which now contain over 400 of girls. Adjutant Shsno states that 75 per cent of these girls remain refor med. which shove the good work the army is doing. On Sunday afternoon servires will bs held in the Library Hall at 2:30 p. m. Tue topic of the me-ting wilt be "The eocial and spiritual work of the Salvation Amy" Evsrvone is cor. dially invited to attend. Tho upstairs over the Opera House has slso been se- cu,ed for a meeting Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at which collection wall br taken for the benefit of the Chil- dren's Home. All are roriisfy invited.
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1asl, otlinan c. {. . weeks sa. nAgsasAs esaAsnsingp Mch. 6.
 !, ysb. 1o-Chas. x. shilling h Tvo llarasl Nsa. +.,,,s, ', Hsh. 19-Nasqusrsas Ball. . s Mar. :l7---St. Patrick's Bali. ,.,s,
 Mar. 1o- Chas. Harrissn's; wssk'e SaaaGenant. .., .,..
The Weekly orb., 1899-02-19

Doa't forget the OHs onice when in nssd of job prinnting. We will de your job work on short notice and at reasonable priees. :" .,.,.,.
 "I think'I would Es. crasy with psi were 1t not for Chanbsrlain's Pain Baln," writes Ar. W. Fl. Stapleten, Herminis, Ha. s"I have been afflicted with rheumAtiau for several years and have tried remedies without nun ber, but RaiA talm :is the lest medicine l |'havs- rot, hold ot." One application rslisvss the pain. For sale hy Bisbes Drur Store, ....., .'H."'.. F.
 Wood for sale, s7.to DOT cord, at the OK rrooefy. m2s.u. NokI TIA rosIrivlLY cSRHs Slcz headache, indigsstien and nstipstion | A delightful herb orink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing . per feet complexion or money refunded. 2s cts. and 6octs. For sale byJ. 8. Will lians q Go. ,... a rf.
 sSuits cleaned at,t2 on short notice q Harris the, TNlor. - a. s,- p ,rs YOUR FACE.
 Shove thsstassot your feel ngs an' ,the stats ot your health .as well. In pure blood mates i.ssIf apparent in s' l pale and sallow comrlexion. Pimpls' and skis Erdpioas. II yoa arc feeling xssk sad worn out and do not have [ healthy 'spps.ranes you should tr! Acker'S Blood Elixir.nIt cures al blood diseases where cheap sarsspsr illas and % called puriaers fail; know ing this ws cell every bottle on po' itivs guarantee. For sale at Blssx DYuR Store. ,-,.-
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
From the Philippines.

Hilfred Thomasson mentions in
one of his recent letters that the man
by the name Of Lewis" of Co. F.
who was killed on the field of battle
a short time ago was formerly resi-
dent of Morris, and used to ride
horses for Al. Lille, man who was
interested in horses here some years
ago.
HiIfred also mentions that he had
a couple of business offers in Manila
aud is thinking somewhat of staying
there, though he is not going to stay
unless he is satisfied with the fnan-
cial standing of the parties.
HiIfred and two other men Of his
company, IL" recently travelled three
days and three night through the
hostile country to join their company
which had gone ahead with the fly
ing column.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
For Ducking a Peddler.

The case of the State VS.. Joseph
and Fred Arnold was tried before
Justice Stenger, Monday, and the de-
PENDANTS bound over to the grand
jury. The Aruolds we're charged
with grand larceny and it was speci-
fed that they had on June Both
stolen $470O from "Jew" peddler
known as Fred Amber. The story
which the defendants tell is that the
peddLer had sold them pair Of
worthless shoes. Some time later the
peddler was again passing the Ar
nold's place and they resolved to
duck him in barrel Of water. In
the melee, Amber says he lost some
and money, but the Arnolds
claim to have seen nothing of the
money.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
Big Stone Lake Chautauqua.

The Chautauqna now in session
(untiI July 81 at Big Stone Lake has
been a surprise aud a revelation to it's
patrons. From the illustrated lecture
on Norway" by Dr. Robertson,
which created such furore that the
business houses of Ortonville and Big
Stone City Immediately voted to here
after close at 7 80, there has been a
continuous series Of good things.
Every day next week is full Of
good things. Three day tickets, good
for everything, only $1.00.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
Square Your Binder.

There are many farmers in harvest
who start their binders aud the ma
chimes work for while, but soon ever
thing goes wrong and the machine
refuses to work. The farmer in such
fix starts to town and brings out the
agent who, when he looks the binder
all over and finds nothing, tells the
farmer that it is all worn out Then
the farmer goes to town, buys new
machine and gives his note in pay
ment-when he might have used the
old one still. Every farmer should
take his binder apart from one to two
week before harvest time, inspect
every wearing part and clean the
boxes. When there is a box worn
out put in new one, and see that all
bolts are in place and tightened.
When the machin4 has been put up,
take square and square it, using
the roo that runs over the DULL wheel
between the elevator board Nc mat
ter how old the machine may be, by
having all worn out parts replaced
and the machine squared, you save
time and money, One of my neigh
bors had machine that would not
work and was about to buy a new one
when | went over and squared it up.
[ found it to be two inches and half
out Of true. He hitched his horses
up and the machine worked nicely.
He saved $13O and in the fall he gave
me $3 for my trouble. By KNOWN g
what is wrong you save money every
time.--Dakota Farmer.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
IN THE TOLLS OF THE LAW.
A Direct Offer Is rIade to Buy Off the
Complaining Witness.

Complaining Witness.
Warrants were sworn out by DR.. E.
w. Young on Tuesday evening for
the arrest of DR.. S HI. Spur and
James Colahan on he charge of per-
forming an abortion upon the person
of a certain estimable young lady of
Morris, whose name we deem it best
to withhold from publication. The
young men mentioned were not ar
rested until Wednesday evening and
we're Immediately brought before
Justice Stenger who placed them
under bonds of s /, 900 each to appear
at 10 clock this morning for their
preliminary hearing.
Public opinion has been running
very high during the past week, and
it was felt that not even the high re-
gard in which any Of the immediate
relatives of either Of the accused
might be held, should restrain those.
cognizant of the facts from acting as
public policy demands.
Much sympathy is expressed for
the unfortunate young lady and her
widowed mother, who is struggling
amid many trials to rear large fam
lily of small children.
One of the defendants has been in
the tolls of the law before and this
one it was who made the complaining
witness O. direct offer Of certain
amount of pecuniary remuneration in
case the prosecution was not pushed.
This offer was made before the war
rants were sworn out. DR.. Young
of course, would not enrich himself
by any such criminal means. Failing
to head off the prosecution in this
manner, the defendant procured
license to marry the girl. but up to
eight o'clock last night the marriage
had not been "solemnized."
S. A. FIaherty has been retained as
counsel for the defense.
The state board of medical exam
iners has been heard from in regard
to the revocation of Dr. Spurs IL
cense, and we are informed that ac-
tion will be commenced shortly.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
School Board Election.

There were not more than 35
persons at the annual school meeting
Saturday evening. Clerk Thoele
called the meeting to order, after
which, Ward Stone was elected moder-
ator- The treasurer's annual report
was then read.
AS the terms of Messrs. Thoele and
CoIyer expired, E. L. Healy was
elected to succeed Mr.. Thoele by a
vote of 16 to II for Mr.. Healy, Mr.
Colver was reelected without opposi-
ton.
On motion the time for next years
meeting was set for 8 clock p. m.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
AT FIVE DOLLARS PER FOOT.
q. N. Right of Way Purchased by
Improvement Committee.

One of the most important business
deals in the history of Morris, was
consumated the first part of the week
when four blocks of the Great North
ern right of way through the central
part of town was bought by the
Morris Improvement Committee at
$500 per front foot, or total of
$4,000. The money was advanced by
members of the committee in order
to take advantage of the offer with
out delay.
This will no doubt insure the per-
manent use of the right of way for
park purposes, and do away with any
liability of its use for either railroad or
business purposes. The men who
advanced the funds are certainly de
serving OF the thanks of the commun-
ity for their efforts to reserve such a
piece of land for park purposes.
DR.. ]. W. Harris and E. W. Ran
dali are at present in St. Paul arrang-
ing the details of the deal. Just
what kind of contract of sale is
made will be of great Importance to
the village, If the land is kept for
park purposes only, the town will
continue to develope along its present
tendencies, but if it is sold ont for
business lots the whole geography of
Morris will be changed.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
Watch Stolen.

Yesterday afternoon Knute Nelson
had q watch taken from his tailor
shop while he was absent from his
shop for few moments just after
three o'clock. The watch had an
open-face, silver case and Elgin
movement. The police We're notified
of the theft but no trace Of the watch
has been found
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
Clippers Won Yesterday.

The Clippers, of Morris, and the
Hancock base ball team met at this
place Yesterday and played an exoit-
ing game in which the score was 22
for Morris and 13 for Hancock. The
game was tie at the end of the
eighth inning but the Morris boys
took their cue from the Starbuck
game and ran in eleven taIlies in the
ninth inning. Healy and Stevens
we're the battery.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22

Battalion Sergeant Major Fl. l..
Tourtelotte returned to his home in
Minneapolis on Tuesday. The SER
geant will resume clerical work in the
grain commission business of one the
firms there and eschew work as a
drillmaster. In the latter avocation,
however, the sergeant is one Of the
very best in the state.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
Family Outing.

The Northern Pacific will run an
excursion to Birch Lake tonight at 10
o'clock, returning tomorrow evening
The fare for the round trip will he
$1.O0. Sleepers will be provided and
one or two reserved for the ladies and
children.
It intended that this shall be an
outing of families and therefore the
number Of tickets sold will be limited
in order to prevent overcrowding. So
take your family and go along.
Morris tribune., 1899-07-22
e E The Militia Man, s. s

&. ?. Andrus, Captain in the 5th
Cavalry, will open recruiting station
at Ortonville July 26th and will en-
list men for either the regular or vol
unteer army. Full particulars re-
garding the terms of enlistment are
given on poster at the postotfice.