The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-06
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Up .to-dAte job printing at TAx ORE. Folding beds at 3. F. Graham & Cot from $l6 up to $S5; . fine line Of them now ready to be shown. .tSlg.tf !; WANrED-A position as nurse, or, as shousekeepsr, or in restaurant, by com potent lady. Apply at Oap ofice. n2S-6t Scott White came up from the Cana meas this morning with w. Q. Greene and departed with that gentleman for Los Angekes. be>t.. -e
 E. F. Graham X Go. have just received . vcarload of furniture ofaA hind ., Prices right; terms easy. Call and SC their pew goods. S19t {; George Mitchei6 general manager of tl,c Greene Consolidated Mining Com pany, of Sonora, accompanied hy his wife and child, left this morning for Cananea, where hswill in future reside. , A. c. Champagne. the fashionable Tailor, will clean and press your old suit making it look. .as dfessy as if new; also . dying at the lowest prices All work guaranteed. ,-, OSl.tf The spoons mentioned in the voting contest at the fair are not silver, but handsome abalone spoons with plated handles, given by lady, to the most popular gentleulan in Bisbee over Atty years of age.
 OK Livery Stable will be restocked with . complete line of new Nuggies, sureys. carriages, buckboards, a,oun- tain spring wagons, trapa, everything to make frst class livery stable, in . few days.
 Preston Fletcher has bought the Queen restaurant anil has been in charge for some days. He solicits a.I shareof the public patronage and guar. antees satisfaction. His cooks arc first class and the table service equaa to aRy in the city.
 Call on Alfred Paul when you want a,l nne cult or evercoat. You Can buy . suit or overcoat for $oo, fit guaranteed. Also cleaning and repairing done on short notice. Shop st old stand, in Can Can building, with Teitean, the shoe maker. p !, O3O-tf
 Dr. Lang of California; has been ap. pointed company physician at the Greene Consolidated Copper mines, and left Bisbee this morning for tAs Cana. neas to take charge and enter upon the discharge of his duties.
 Grand candy pull at the coming M. E. nir. All the young ladiss ".ap to eighty" ere invited to make xn apron and neckti. to match. The gentleman buying a necktir will be entitled to two plates of candy and the privilege of hnnting his partner. Slccess, gentle, men.
 There are but eight patiahis ia the company liospilAi ,At. sprssent. Zone of them are considered ln Q csitical condi- ton by the physician in charge, Dr. Bweet. Mir. G.rney, who was 70 seri- ously hurt by an accident in the mine some months ago, aad whose life was at the time despaired of, is improving and hopes arc now ent, rtained of his final recovery.
 My son has been troubled for years with chronic diarrloea. Sometime ago persuade him to take come of Cham. berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea. Remedy. After using two bottles of :le S6-cent size he was cnred. give this testimonial, hoping some one similarly afflicted may read it and be benefited. Thomas c. Bower, Glencoe, 0. For gale by all draggists. B
 w. c. Greene, in answer to the co,,- rier dispatch cent him yesterday morn ing from here regard ,hs the death .i his wife, came in this moaning about . o'clock and at once departed by tra,n for Los Angeles on his sad xsissipi. Ar. Greene will bring the re,nains of his beloved wife to Bisbee for iuternaent and they will be lail to rest in the city cemetery beside those of his daughter, who was buried there two years ago.
 As cure for rheumatism Chnn,b"- lain's Pain Bsln, is naininv a widc r~p',- tation. D. K. Johnston, of Richmond, Ind, has been. troubled with that al. ment since lSd2. ln speaking of it he says: "I never found anything that would relieve me until used Chamber lain's Pain Balm.. l, acts like magic with ms. My foot was swollen anl pain. ing me very mulch. but one good apaAi, cation of Pain Balm relieved me. Far sale by all druggists. D
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