The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. F. Ri. Mckay begs to tender her sincere thanks to her numerous friends, and the citizens of Bisbee, for their great kindness. prompt assistance, and ready sympathy during ths last illness and at the funera, of her lste husband. Champagne, the tailor, intends in creasing his force of assist nts.
 "Chris" Christiansen came in today from his ranch. "Chris" repo' 'ts every. body and everything in his region to be we'll.
 Mir. Greaves, the ORB newspaper man, IS i'll. That geptleman's indisposltion aecounts in a large degree for the pa~. tial lack of stirring local news in today's issue.
 The report has been circulated that one more of Bisbee's bellss will soon link her name with that of one of the sterner sex. Our best wishes go with her an | her future lesser half.
 J. H. McKim. the we'll known mining man, has returned from his mining property over the border. Mir. McKim is drawing 8 good income from t.e claims and the mine promises to become . bonanza.
 Alfred Paul who has come in from his Solomonville property, announces that he has struck ore on that promising group, and expects to start work with the object of exploring the lead thor oughly.
 James Cunningham, who burglarized George Berk's home Sunday last, plead guilty today before Justice of the Peace Williams, and was admitted to bail in the sum of $500 to await the action of the grand jury.
 Professor A. A. Hard, the Colorado mineing expert, will leave in the morn- for Denver. He intends to return in about two or three weeks. MT. Hard expresses himself as favorable impressed with this district. as mining region of great promise.
 The Populist state central committee met Saturday in San Francisco and SC. lected delegates to the national conven- tion. It was shown by the open ex- pression of the committee that Bryan was their choice for presidential nomi. nee.
 The reason that Downing, one of the prisoners in the Tom bstone jail at the time of the late delivery, did not leave is now given in the Herald. When Stiles called to Downing to come out the latter simply walked into his cell and yelled he would not go. Downing real- ized that Stiles was the chiei witness against him, and with him gone the territory will have no evidence to pre- sent against him. Downing is the own CT of cattle valued at $20,000.
 An amusing incident is related by a young married man of Bisbee. He tells it on himself. Yesterday morning his wife left for visit to relatives. The dutiful husband got up early, saw his better half aboard the cars and rushed back in hot haste to prepare his break fast before going to work. After he had been working for two or three hours he became aware of an odd sensation in the pit of his stomach which, he could not account for until he recalled the fact that Tn the hurry incident to his wife's departure he had forgotten to eat his breakfast.
 Messrs. Whitehead and Marchell have opened up first class short order house in the old Queen restaurant under the name of the "New England Kitchen,'' where they will be pleased to see all those who wish to enjoy good whole some meal, The reputation of these gentlemen as first class caterers is well known to the Bisbee public and needs hO 'tOh 4hCy IcCclNc their meats from Kansas city, and every day receive large consik knment ol fresh fruits and vegetables from the Salt River valley. Every thing that is in the market will be served at reasonable prices. Call and see them and you will uot eat elsewhere.
 
 Otto Korb, Grand Chance Iior, KIP, Boonville, Ind, says, "DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve soothes the most delicate skin and heals the most stubborn ulcer with certain and good results" Cures rlles and skin diseases. Don't buy an initation. Copper Queen store and Bnbee Drug Co.
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