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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
BOWLING CONTSTS.
Some Good Strings Made a, rucks and Big Pins
on The Alleys Last Evening.

Two very lively matches at bowling
were bowlcd of last evening in town
here. The most interesting was with
big nins between the Westminsters
and the Nonpareils. which was won by
the former with "A score o. 2J6o 10 25Os
pins. II was an exhibition game ana
every man was on his vanity To make
n reputable showing. They all did so,
but the Westminsters had the lead
through the last two strings, even
though they lost the first by % pms
and they rolled we'll ana steadlly.
Nickers of the Westminster team was
high roller of the evening, putting up
a total OF 5iA pins. His score by the
string was lS2. 1877 and 175. Powers or
the Nonpareils put up III in his hrst
and TO i'm his second string. but lost
ground I'm the third Brownell OF the
Nonpareils put up the largtest single
string of the evening with a score oi
223 pins.
Jones and Bliss teams met for
game i'm the Music Hall duck pin
league Jones team winning with
score of 12l7 pins. with Bliss and COM
pany right behind with 1913 pins. An
thonv of Jones team was high man. his
three strings running 90. ~ and ~ pms,
total 90 Bliss himself was second
with 49, SS and 81 pins total "a pins
Tho AtIleboros defeated the Aga
vans after much hard and strong play
ing at the big pins last evening. The
score was 226S against 2l3I pins and
each man did his level best. Brown OF
the victorious team was far ana away
the leader of the evening. His scoring
was 1885, 1876 and III pins. total 53s, IN
cluding II strikes and l3 spares. Cor
nell of the Attleboros got in strikes
and - spares. whilst Hewes Of the
| Agawans put up . strikes and IL spares.
The Brown men will bowl the Elm
| wood team No. | at Elmwood in the
/ Interclub Duck Pin League; whilst the
/ Edgewoods will meet Il. a. a. team No.
| , on the association alleys. The Brown
( and Sharpe team viii bowl win the
! Columbias i'm the Interstate League
this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24

given mainly in the interest Of good
roads. Mr.. Letters remarks, as n spe-
cialst on automobiles, Will no doubt
be interesting.
cot fsuHr T. tFoff and w, whip
pie. respectively president and score
tary OF the association, are In New
York. and expect to go to several other
cities TO secure speakers for this event,
which will be one 90 be remembered.
They have seen Joseph Hoadley OF the
,.rotpn-I IIoadiry syndicate. with whom
Air. Letter is Interested. and Mr. Hoad-
ley has assured them that he VIII use
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
WILL GO TO A NEW FIELD.
Rev. FLOYD W. Tomkns, Jr., Fas Accepted Call
[, hcI Trinity Church a, PhIadelpha.

Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins, Jr.. rector
OF Grace church. has decided TO leave
Providence for the purpose of accepting
the rectorship of Holy Trinity church,
Philadelphia, and yesterday afternoon
the letter conveying his resignation as
rector Of Grace church was sent To the
senior warden of the church, Mr.. Johh
Is. Anthony.
II is now expected that Mr.. Tomkins
will go to his new field of duty about
the first of March, preaching his last
sermon i'm Providence on the last sum
day in February. Holy Trinity church,
To which he goes. is one OF the largest
i'm the country. the church and chapels
having a seating capacity of about 5000.
The parish is one of the richest ana
most important in the country. and the
rector has six assistants. two at the
church and two at each of the chapels.
The former rector was Rev. DT. NC
Vickar. who resigned to become bishop
coadjutor of Rhode Island.
Floyd William Tomkins was born in
the city of New York in 1850 He was
fitted for college at the Charlier French
Institute. New York, was graduated al
Harvard i'm 1872 and passed three years
at the General Theological seminary
New York city, where he was grad
uated i'm 1915 He was ordained deacon
i'm Trinity church, New York city. III
July. 1875, by Bishop Horatio Potter
The same month he married Ann Maria
Grant Gutter of Cambridge. He went
at once to the missionary field OF the
west and passed seven years working
: i'm Pueblo. Col; Cheyenne, Wyo.
Kenosha, Wis, and Minneapolis, MINI
After two years as rector of st. James
church. Keene. n. H., he was success
sively rector Of Calvary chanel, New
| York city. Christ church Hartford
| Conn, ST. James church Chicago, ant
| Grace church, Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
NOW A MODERN FORT.
Improvements a, Fort Adams Completed Plans
Of The War Department

The last OF the new works at Fort
Adams. Newport, was turned over by
the engineer department To the garri-
son. and after cois)le of years of la
bor the fort has been practically mod
ernIzed The last work accomplished
was the rapid-nre battery, which is in
tended TO protect the mine fields. Now
the constructing force has but few
ends to gather up and its work there
viii be completed.
The modern equipment of the fort
comprises mining casemate for the
torpedo mine field. n mortar battery a
disappo airing gun battery and the rap
id-fre gun battery on the shore. Nearly
"a hundred mine cases have arrived Tor
the United states engineers storehouse
AT Fort Adams 90 replace the outht
planted during the war and then eN-
ploded rather than attempt the danger
Gus work at removing them lhta't "hu
Their charges. When war was declare q
thcr was not single mime case OF NJ
fact amy of Lpc other equipment re-
uured for mixing use ot the m'nlhH
casemates at Fort ADAMS.
The war department now proposes 70
store such supplies In the localities
where they are 90 bc used rather thar
keen them. as heretofore, i'm the sew
eral dispnsing depots. This Is method
that is generally approved nv posi-
commanders. and Fort ADAMS. at least
will be provided FOR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
AMATEUR 0ARSMEN.
Nauaganssit Boat Club Nay Semi Schc'le 10 the
Charles River Repaia.

The Narragansett Boat club has
practically decided To send Edward T..
Scholzc Of Pawtuckct as It's representa-
tive To the annual regatta of the New
England Association Of Amateur Oars
men. which Is 20 be held on the Charles
river on July 2S and 20. provided that
tho club has any representation.
Schoize won the Junior single scull shell
July 4. 1897. at Providence. ON the
Seekonk river. ON Labor Day 1897. hc
won both the intermediate and senior
races at Boston on the Charles river.
lie has been riding the bicycle and is
al present i'm good training.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
NO MEETING THIS WEEK.
Constitutional League VIII Hold Pubic Session
ina Short Tine However

The constitutional League will not
hold meeting this week as was gem
orally anticipated, hut will do so as
soon as possible. Secretary Blcknell
states that, while some OF the speakers
had been secured, the league had yet to
secure n hall The petitions which are
bcinr circulated are meeting with con-
siderable success, the secretary states.
In addition 90 those which the lea que
proper IL sending out. the Woman Suf-
frage league ia also circulating some.
There is still. another form of petition
heinz circulated by those who claim to
be affiliated with the Independent
Marty This provides that the political
parties shall be represented I'm the con-
Vcntion that may b" called in prop"r-
ton To- the number Of votes that they
cast i'm the previous election.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
N EW SLET S,

Now, say why DO your heather rage
Philip ines, O Philippines
You've got the centre OF the stage,
Philippines. O Philippines
For years TO come you'll be in view;
Much language will be spent on you;
You're getting more than IL your due,
Philippines. o Philippine1!
You may be- little. but you're loud,
Philippines, @ Philippines
And you san entertain the crowd.
Philippine! q Philippines!
You may not be quite civilized,
But ere they set you Uniorized
The welkin will be paralyzed.
i'hilipr ines q Philippines!
Baltimore American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
AN UPHILL GAME.
Providence erys Defeated The meTlden Team In
Intanlu Nall.

The Providence Grays defeated the
Meriden team at polo in Infantry hall
last evening by a score of to 4. but
they had some up hill work for the re-
organzed Meridon team gave the home
players the quickest sort of a hustle
from start To finish The Grays had
a pretty good idea of what they must
do To win last nights game. but closely
as they figured it, they were aston
ished at the substance they went up
against. The Meridens as reorganized
is certainly a strong one, and they
have adopted a series of original tact
les that kept the Grays on the guess
ing list for a good two hours.
The principal features OF the game
was the excellent half-back work OF
HAYES and Charles Farrell of the Con-
necticut team. Their blocks OF the pau
OF course deprived Il. Farrell of oppor-
tunities to blaze out as a goal tender
but those same successful blocks went
a great way toward winning the four
points scored by theJplayers from Merl-
den Menard has been shifted from
centre TO the rush line and is now be-
ginning 10 show what sort Of stuff he
Is composed Of.
one of the movements by the nome
team that struck dismay 20 the hearts
OF the visitors was the capture OF
rush by Cunningham, who passed the
ball ON 10 Pierce. caught IL again on
the rebound from Pierce's stop ana
with flying stroke landed the httle
sphere safely in the cage. The root
ers" for home industry, so 10 speak
went all into a tit and gave voice 10 II
! In fact. IL was by series of just such
! plays as above that the Grays Won th'
! victory. and the Meridens, ike All th'
! other teams i'm the league, are very
! much impressed by the playing they
/ content with when they wave theh
| polo sticks i'm Infantry hall ProNl'
I dence.
4 Al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
Shall Pcric Rico De a SAFE ?

our public men are trying to decide
what action should be taken regarding
the status Of Porto Rico. We have
never before had to deal with a SINH
lar condition whore nearly a million
people of n foreign tongue have been
annexed. Neither have We ever had
before such reliable medicine FOR
malaria. fever and ague as Hostetter's
stomach Blttcrs II drives the poisons
out OF the system and establishes
strength TO resist future attacks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
LETTER NAY COME.
Expected 10 Be One Of The Speakers al The Ban
ausi Of Ihe Horse Association. -

II Is now expected that Mr.. Joseph
Letter OF Chicago gentleman who has
distinguished himself In financial cir
cies. particularly in the wheat market.
will be one Of the speakers at the ban
quot of the Providence Horse Improve
mcnt association. ou the evening cf
February S. As the banquet will be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
Pneumonia Cured.

Mrs. A. j. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa,
saws: "Brazilinn Balm brought rae o,.t
of a severe attack Il pneumonia Ia
splendid shape. 1t Is wonderful rem
edy for coughs aud lung troubles. Also,
for outward use, for burns, cold-sorcs,
and clappcd hands and face, il cures
like magic. 1t is Invaluable in the
family"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
THE WEATHER.
Raln Followed By Clearing and Much Colder
wsdnssday; Norihwssohy Winds.

Washington, Jan. 24.-For New Eng
land: Rain, clearing and much colder
Wednesday afternoon or night; fresh
southerly winds. becoming northwest
erly and increasing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24

The wine cellar of the old Chaldcan
king. Argastes H.. has been discovered
near Lake Van. I'm Asia Minor. II was
filled with colossal earthenware vessels
some OF which have been sent TO the
Berlin Museum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24

Score. Providence 6; Meriden T.
Rushes, Cunningham 9: Warner 3; Me-
nard L. Stops i'm goal. Heffernan %;
Farrell IL. Fouls G. Farrell, Menard,
Barneheld. Referee, Lee. Timer Perrin
OTHER GAMES.
At Hartford-Hartford, 8; New Bri-
tain, ..
Al ringfeld-Springfield, 10; New
4 Innr A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-"The
Liars"
KEIrHs NEW THEATRE-continu-
uos performance.
WESTMINSTER THEATRE = Tom
sharkey and Rose Sydelfs London
Bellies.
OLYMPIC THEATRE - Weber ana
Fields "Pousse Cafe"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24

his influence and do everything IN his
power To- get MIR. Letter 90 come on for
tho affair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
a RID.

We. the undersigned. agree tO refund tho
money ON "a may cont bottle of Grccnc's
Warranted Syrup of Tar " ~ fails to cure
your cough on cold We also guarantee n
twenty i've cent bottle 20 prove satisfactory
or NO pay
Handing & Handing. So Wcybossct street
". - Handing. a. Nurth Main street.
W ~. Handing. 50 Westminster Street.
AM. Fcnner. Jr, ga Westminster street
kcynou. smith n Co. "A Exchange Place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-24
EDWARD (. DAMMERS,
Proprietor.
New York Optical Association
rs Westminster Street,
Providence, X. 4.

have reduced the price of MY regular 500
eyeglasses and spectrclcs 10 100, lhis oher
for 10 days For the n xt 10 day, VIII eA-
anime eyes free OF charge. when say eN'
anime ewes free mean n thorough ana hc-
curatc examination of each eye separately,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
No mattcr how much your vision Il I'M
paired or how many ocultsts nnd opticians
have given Your case up, WIZ guarantee 10
improve your vision providing there Is any
vision. lett.
Astigmaiism and all errors OF rciraction
scientifically corrected. II you are troubled
with headaches or your vision hllir-. III yol
see double objects IL YOU are nervous anu
fotgctful. Vau should bc sure TO call M my
store nnd have your eyes thoroughly apd uc
c.rately examined. Remember THIS ouer
for 70 days. am going 10 sell my regular
$500 eyeglasses and spectarles Tor Slm
They ARE the best quality lenses mat arc
manufactured,
\ call AT my store will be sufiicient guar
antcc that / mean just what say. Don
forget the name aud number, Tor am inc
man that broke the price ON glasses IN New
York, Providence nnd Boston, and as MI sue
| ccssful business men arc initiated, l am no
! exception.
New York Optical Association,
25 WEsTMINSTER STREET,
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
Notice.

All perrons knowing themselves to he
indebted to Frank Bopp Tor Ioad taxes
for the year 1890, DIRE hereby requested
10 call NJ his oil 50 IN Bisbee anil make
immediate settlement for same, other-
wise immediate legal proceedings will
be instituted TO force such COLLECTIONS.
You will please take farther notice that
under tins act no property is exempt
from execution. BY order Of
I FRANK Ii, EoPP,
" Road Oyerseer Bisbee District.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21

At the opera house this even
ing, commencing at 1880, the forma
ceremonies will take place Of the pre-
sentatisn to Measrs. Ben snd lewis
Williams of the loving cups which have
been ordered by our citizens TO he given
those gentlemen IN EVIDENCE, OF. tbs es-
TEEN and respect in. which they are held
personally in this community. in which
they have for so many years borne 90
prominent part. The meeting will ba
public and all are invited.
TIM CoMMi TTRR.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21

'..s - Il
East 3Qi,& feet to center end monument.
|idsnttcaiq with location monument; .
|'piIe post feet long, 4 inches square
bet ron x fhiseled on q reef Of, rocks.
surrounded, by a mound VI stones.
bctfbAd L. M C. 1874 SILT feet same
bearing to witness corner No. I. already
described; 6et.s. feet t. corner, Ne. !
tthAA, true !eernsr) the placs of: Begin
ming. MI, &" ia
Area Of claim, -as.e5s acres! '.,'.'s;. :
The said mining claim being Of record
In the office Of the Recorder Of Cochiss
County in Book, H.: Te',oord .Of. ,Mines,
pager 20 and %, at To mbstone. in the
coNpty and Territor., aforesaid, the
presumed general course or direction Of
the said Labrador vei'l, lode or min
efAl deposit being show n upon the plat
posted herewith, az me ar as can be de-
ternnined from preeen: developments.
this claim being for fifteen hundred
Q50o) linear feet thereof, together with
thu. surface ground shown upon the
oaicial plat posted herewith, the said
vein, lode and mining premises hereby
sought to be patented, being bounded
az follows, to-wit: There are no "a
Joining claims. I" t,p,t ..s 4.
ANY and all persons claiming ad-
vSrsely any portion, Of said mine OF
s6rface ground. are, required to- file
their adverse claims with the Register
of the United States Land Once at
Tucson, Pima Countyy-in the Territory
of Arizona, during the. sixty days
period of publioa tion thereof OF. they
will be barred by virtue Of the prsvis-
lens of the statute.
MILTON Il. MOORE.
T~Hd&ss!! Register.
Fret Publica. ION. October 81; 1893. =,
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION +
PATENT.
Mining Application No. 703.
Survey No. 1874.
United States Land ONCE.

CulleO 6LhtGS L0tlU OHlC0s
." - TucrpN,. Oc,oierf19, 1879 {.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
in pursuance Of the United States MINI
Ing Laws. MD. Brophy, and. e. B. Ma.
son. whose p6stoffice address, ID Bisbss;
Cochise County, Arizona have made
application for patent for fifteen hun.
dred T1.5oo) linear feet OF. the Labrador
lode mining claim, situated in the War;
rem Mining, pistCict.. Cochiss County,
Territory Of Arizona, as described by
the official plat herewith posted and by
the held notes on nle in the loflice Of
the Register OF the United STATES Lang
>rizona, ~ follows to-wit: :, e..
: n. '>Snetic variation for all corners.
90. a.. >>es rs minutes East. 50, vi
- paa;nntn z at aornef No. L. identical
.ornsr ., Ice. ton which corner being
In a vash = with, >ss corner Ne. hSArs
Norts . degrees s. s>ninutss west. >
feet "a pine pest 3 fess isns, ln'ses
square set. In. . mound ~ stones. one
foot in ground to bedrock riDoa
1-is4l W. c.. I. n. c. whence ~
States mineral monument No. Of ~
W NTT0R sA0LulnS AlSkEACSs pOATD oOut0
degrees 40 minutes East 1914 t.
from true corner point: thence soutA
81 degrees - minutes West, 7Ee feet to
center Of East side linA o pine pest~4
feet long, 4 inches square set In rEsans
Of stones 1.5ee feet same bearing t.
corner NO.. 2, pine post feet Iona
4 inches square set In mound OF stones.
10 inches in ground, soribsd 2-1s4 L
M. c.: thence north - degrees "a min
ptes West. 200 feet to South end GER
ter q pine post az feet high set in
mound OF stones. Is inches in ground,
scribed, l.. NJ. C. 1914. cola feet, same
bearing to corner Ne. :, a prize post =
feet long, inches square. set on 3
ehiseled in bedrock. surrounded by y
mound OF stones. Bcribed -13A4-LNG:
thence North 81 degrees rs minutya'
East, T5O feet to center Of West size;
line. a'pine post IN mound Of stoneS:i
1, 500 feet same bearing to corner no,
I. Identical with a corner Of location,
a pine post feet long, I inches square.
set Is inches In ground, surrounded by
mound OF stones. soribed 4-1s44-L. N.
c.; thence South - degrees "A minutes
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21

Barney Ferguson,is ON hand to play
the role Of the unfortunate Mccarthy,
aud he is supported by full comple-,
meht Of comedians. dancers and. pretty
girls to round out the groteeque stage
pictures. The ensertaiitnent opens with
Mccarthy among tile tsAliat dancers,
then makes ham the victim Of picnic
party, and finally lands him At home
after the honeymoon somewhat broken
up by his numerous strange Inisadven
lures. Milwaukee, Wis, Sentinel, Oct.
/, 1899. At Opera House tomorrow
evening. ') s'
On Saturday morning at Pearce. about
half.past ten o'clock, Mrs. John Prindi-
vile, formerly of Tom bstone, was found
Fby her husband dead, kneeling by the
side Of her bed, as If praying. a post
norton examination" was expected to
determine tho cause Of her death, but
we fare not Informed az TO whether or
not II was held. Mr.; and Mrs. ,Prindi-
vile have been we'll known. in, this
county for years, Mr. Pslndiyille having
bsa,- y merchant in Tombstone in. its
palmy c.ays.ts He wsat 70 Psarce about
four years ~ 40 and went iuts. business
there. s''"| = irsa 4. n.,a
: Annie Kane, who was committed to
the territorial insane sSsyl'm from I'LL.
county about syear sgc, and d. enarseo
from the asylum on MONDAY Las, u
cured, upon regaining her liberty weht
10 Tombstone, where she was tempora-
rilY the guest Of Mrs. Cy Farwell. She
had announced her intention II coming
to Bisbee on Tuesday, but on that morn.
ing she was found to have taken dose
OF morphine or cocaine, doubtless with,
the intention Of committing suicide. A
physician was summoned but our latest
advices state her death was ex pected,
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
Santa Claus.

There will be a Xmas Tree at the
Methodist church Christmas Eve. It.
will be free for all parents to put suit
able presents lin keeping With the day.
on for the little ones. An impromptu
program will be rendered.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
lfsbss Cash Fruit Store.

Come in and get some homemade
mince meat and old-fashioned hulled
corn homony, and see what else We
have. a.. Dl41w (.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
General Lawton Killed

On the 10th the war departn
'ceived the following official e.
ton OF the killing. Of Genera
near San Mateo, Luson: "Mai.
l9.-General Lawton, engaged
ing the insurgents from San n
ton northeast oil Manila. wal
stantly at $50 O'Clock yestsTd;
ing. A great loss to us and hi
) lSigned) 'e -
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21

The o. X. Sable has just been re-
stocked with complete line OF new
Buggics, Sufreys, Carriages. Mountain
Spring Wagons, lrdps--everythiny TO
make first class livery stable.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
St. Johns Guild.

Monthly meeting at assembly rooms
Of the school house, Thursday evening,
Decen Der 2lst. dis At
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21

FOR THE GROWN FOLKS Great Display Of Endless
Shoes Sppe Trimmed and Ceu
and Toilet Cases. -
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
To Rent.

A'large sunny, well-ventilated room,
suitable for office. Howell ave. next to
Cham bers' dental parlors. OIL.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
Local Brevities.
~,coniNe EVENTS.

The following dates have been set for
tue opera Houses;
4orton's Minetrels, Dec. 10. - "a
Barney Furgenson in NcCsrthy's Mis-
.haps-December %. Il n
Band Dance and Cake Walk---Dec. rs.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21
CARNIVAL Of D|lL$||
S,-+%- T
Cred. bQZolT o. I0YS!!..
Santa Claus
! Is. I|ere!.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GREETING
lanirioth. Display 81 Holiday Goods.

lamrloth Display Of Holiday Goods Little Happy
there Dolls FO Ts BOYS there are Steam En-
HundSedt Dolls Magic
blonde Dolls,
Cabs Doll Bngg, Doll
sand Hoods Pianos make I FinrsE ~
Bring the Little Ones 70 the Carnival Altare Welcome
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-21


ssansiy atS:SO o'clock yes.s'o'
ing. a great loss TO US anu M = '
7 4 'SigneD Hf:''
These who are 70 take part =: IL
cake walk on ,Chrislmaa, evenin, - =.
dance for the benefit OF the. aa,.sr'
Queen band, are especially reqo"' Z
give their names to jimmie Nic..oiH !"
Saturday evening. a ~. 81.
Mrs. Annie E.. Cunning, Tyre, sca.,
says: 81 suffered q long time frss,. : :
pepsia; lost flesh and becaR- /!
weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Ours .tA.~
.pletely cured, met ItdiRests VII. = ys" !,
eat and cures ell terms OF stomach - =
-.,;., - 49,. ,s,.., 80. ccnr.,ys t.,.
49,. $50
-
~ 'sAes Da' MINUS .o" -
ncknns IN 'ne 'n'oS' anu ~ Sop
c1sA -. - = ". -,
"' ~ 91,.a W.. W. 10.
"s oi tnfos' ano 'uns 'r'""es
naoss ~nu p,oa'aAs " pro.
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