Cochise review., 1900-09-25
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Mrs. Barker is very sick at Naco.

at the Temple.
 Wonderful bargains at E. G. Ord Co.'S. Call at once.
 Al Read, of Tucson, is among the guests registered at the Norton.
 Mrs. McMakin has been sick at her residence in Naco for some days.
 Mrs. Gibbons Naco restaurant is now 6 first class modern establishment.
 Anthony Jebuck, F. M. Jones and F. S. Barks are registered at the Norton,
 At K. c. Ord Co.'s, cheap for cash, Graham's stock of crockery, glassware, etc.
 Burt Johnson arrived from Tucson yesterday and registered at the Nor ton.
 Professor Gustav Hempel, instruc- tion on the piano. Address P. o. Box 323. s2l-tf
 Registration is very slow at Naco just now. This is owing to the poll tax law.
 Don't fail to price Heating Stoves of all kinds at E. G. Ord Co.,, next to the Brewery. s22-tf
 Harris, the tailor, only charges $2 to clean a suit of clothes, Tombstone canyon. If
 WANTED-A reliable woman to take care of baby two mouths old. Call at this office. s24-2t
 Andy Tong, the engineer at the Cal umet and Hecla, is down with the typhoid fever.
 M. c. Benton, candidate for office, was at Naco last week looking up his political chances.
 FOR SALE-Four room house, two closets and pantry; lot 4Ox60. Inquire of Chas. J. Granstrom.
 F.J Nichols has returned from Gal weston where he found his relatives safe and uninjured.
 Mrs. H. J. Donald and daughter ar rived from Oakland yesterday where they have been on trip.
 Mr. Wolf, of San Francisco, jew eler, is visiting this city He has headquarters at the Bessemer.
 Carl Clawson, the representative of the Union Iron Works of SanFrancisco, has arrived home from his visit east.
 Piano instruction. Miss Louise Lockie of Miss Davis Conservatory. Dubacher canyon. 20. 526. se6 I'm
 Mrs. Dunkley has arrived home from California with her family, and has ac- cepted position, temporarily, at the Fair.
 Without fail. At once. Call at E, c. Ord Co. $. There is grand chance for bargains in, crockery, chinaware, glass, etc.
 Del Lewis left yesterday for Califor- mia, taking with him Mrs. Amsden, who is suffering from mental derange- ment, and who goes there for treat ment.
 WANTEp-Your orders for hired help of all kinds. No charge to employer. TERRITORIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, and 9 P, O. Building, Phoenix, Ari- zona. se6 I'm
 The Presbyterian Sunday School scholars will please meet Thursday night, at 7:3O o'clock at the Library hall, to practice for Rallying Day on Sunday.
 NJ. Bautista, of Naco, is building a fine adobe saloon next door to his pres ent premises. There will be billiard table and every convenience of first class saloon.
 MT. Robinson, the contractor, was in town last evening. He states that work is progressing very satisfactorily at the railroad, and that the rains did not do much damage to the new grade.
 E. G. Ord Company having purchased from Graham & Co. their fine stock of crockery, graniteware, glassware, chi naware and tinware, are selling the same at less than fifty cents on the dol lar.
 Mrs. Gill arrived from Tombstone yesterday. Mrs. Gill will keep house for her brother, Johnny Twomey, at his new residence, now handsomely furnished and prepared for his sisters reception.
 Mr Benton, of the Naco water works, raised and sold from three to four thou sand water melons this season at his place in that town. This proves that this country is well adapted to irriga- tion. Tomatoes were a success at the same place.
 Dr. D. Ferguson, brother of Neil k. Ferguson, of the Bisbee Drug Store, 1..w.., ix f,o,,, nat co;t last ayantn., ua