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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
dent Mckinley and Governor Roose-

dent Mckinley and Governor Roose-
welt were cheered vigorously.
A democratic mutosope on the Bar
tbolda hotel roof was AT work all the
time, throwing notices on the Dewey
arch, on clouds and on the walls u
buildings around the Square, but the
republicans ignored 1t.
Another feature was the playing Of
many baDds In unison, directed by a
searchlight, and vast chorus singing.
Deputy Chief Cortright and the in
spectors who worked with him had
1000 policemen about Madison square
and ia the Garden. They kept the
crowd under perfect control from the
oufset.
Governor Roosevelt came ont OF the
hotel ut 1850 o'clock and got into his
carriage. He WA cheered and
cheered. He stood nearly all the way
to the garden and bowed to the, crowd.
Cheering outside made this known to
those within and there were expectant
cries OF Here he comes.n The an
dience stood waving flags and cheer
ing when the governor appeared.
There was great tumult. The bands
were playing hard 10 make their music
heard but except to those immediately
aiOnsside they might have kept silent,
The applause lasted nine minutes.
Not until after Governor Roosevelt
reached the Garden and was we'll
along In his speech did the paraders
begin to reach Madison Square In any
force. Coming from Il many points,
there was more or Less delay, aud
the first columns, scheduled 10 arrive
about 1870, YER from ton minutes to
three-quarters of an hour late. But
when they did finally begin 10 eon
verge on the Square there was a spec
tacle which IL seldom seen.
by y O'Clock every street seemed 10
lead 10 Madison Square, and from
every thoroughfare they came, thon.
sands and tens OF thousands, They
had torches and transparencies and
flags and dinner pals and enthusiasm,
1t was estimated that about 30, 900
persons took part IN tho parade,
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End of Boxer Leaders,

Washington Oct, 2G-MiDisler WV
resolved n dispatch Announcing thRt
Kang- vi, q member ~ tho YungrLu
cabinet md an intense anti foreigner
whose punishment has been demanded
by the powers, died NJ Illness 0n The
18Th, Also TINT Yn-Hsion, Into COVER
nor of Shon ~, charged with the depfh
OF many transformations committed sui
eide by swallowing goldloaf, The Act
IL believed 10 have been tho result ~
the fisfAyW which hc reeeiyed from
The throne, Prince Tnpn has been w
severely cpnspreq md punished, aev
copdipg " WIS Dispatch TINT he may
also suicide,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

rumors are a1oat that Ferguson, the
labor candidate will be pulled of and
Toole nominated.
j. III. Lewis the fusion candidate
for superintendent public instruction,
was pulled Off and w. w. WEIGH, of
Billings, labor candidate, was substi-
tuted.
Frederick Kickerson, labor candi-
date sor secretary OF state, has re-
signed. Up to q late hour the vacancy
has not been filled. The supreme
court has issued q mandamus to com
pei Judge Loud to hear tae contempt
proceedings that the Northern Pacific
railway instituted against Kempton,
charged with violating the water
right injunction governing o stream
at Terry, Custer county.
just before midnight tonight the
resignation OF Ferguson ~ labor can
didate for governor was filed with the
secretary OF state. The resignation OF
H.. ID. Myles, labor candidate for
treasurer was also received. Labor
committee then filed the nominations
of TooIe for governor, Higgins for
lieutenant governor, Hays for secre-
fary OF state, Bsrret for treasurer and
the rotten dtcker WAS complete.
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During the winter Of 1897 Mr.. Jsunno
Reed, one ~ the leadlpg citizens eHd
merchants Of Clay, Clay Co, w. Va.
struck his Lex against a cake Oh Ice "a
such d manner III 10 brrise il severely.
cd him 70 badly that DO could not walk
without the aid Of crutchee. He vs.
treated by physicians. also used sewers
kinds OF liniment and two and q ha1k
gallons Of whisky la bathing II, ~
nothing gave Any relief until e. $500
Chamberlian's Pain Balm. This broaiH
almost q complete cure III D waelAe tlNAo
and he belle, Of that hed he not ~
this remedy bis Leg would heys hsA ~
be amputsfed. Pain balm II unsqusie1
for sprains, bruises and rheumsti1m,
sale BY Chappls Drug CO,
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HITCH I'M THE ANGLO-GERMAN
AGREEMENT.
OBJECTIONS TO ONE CLAUSE
Suspicion That England and Ger
many Are Seeking to Con-
troll Chinese Affairs.

Washington, Oct. 26--In diplomatic
quarters there is felt TO be some sig
nifcapee In the fact that Russia,
France and Japan, as well AS the
United States, have not yet accepted
the invitation TO adopt the principles
Of the Anglo-G German alliance. III III
understood that this ~pon-acfiOn ~ the
powers IN not due tn any concerted
movement among they, although each
appears to be hating on the third
elauee.
A diplomatic Official said today on
mature consideration of this third
clause 1T WAS seen fo involve two con.
structions; first, that II any power
took territory In China ~ u result Of
the present trouble, then Germany and
Great Britain would also take terri
tory; Or second, that 1T amy country
took territory In China, Germany and
Great Britain would seek To prevent
this action, or otherwise jointly act
against the country seeking 10 extend
its domains, Either construction, II
was pointed ont, was such that tho
powers not u party 10 the agreement,
could not be expected W bind them.
selves 10 ite acceptance.
Under the circumstance, N was said
thai the powers wonld probably seek
10 learn Russia's views 81 the third
clause, as the Russian approval IN.
doHbtedIy would remove the ideD tlat
there ~ any possible menace intended,
But II IN recognized among the diplor
matte officials fbat u woul1 DO OK
tremely difficult ~ secure an expres,
sion from Russia on this point, ~
the u|ufayonble rnjoinder which she
might be expected 10 give, would
amount 10 a declaration that she had
some territorial designs on MaDchuria
aild y refusal ~ answer wOnid be
similarly open 10 such u construction
The impression ~ growing among
the Representatives of these powers
that The present nop.aetjm viii con-
tinne for some time and TINT the
agreement will be confined ~ Great
Britain and Germany, ~ leGst until
there " n fuller understanding 0f tho
third clause than other ~ these gov
eminent have given thus far,
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Fight with TiIip,n0s.

Washington, Oct. 26--Geperal Mac
Arthur reports one hundred men of
the Tbirty-tbird infantry and Third
Cavalry attacked I,5O0 insurgents
fourteen miles east OF NaryicaD, PROV
ince of Lnzon, The insurgents were
sforngIy iDfTenched and after 4 dcs-
perate fight our men were fOcred to
retire, which they did In AZ orderly
manner. The insurgents Loss IL esfi-
mated AZ 100. Lieutenant George u.
FebiRer and four mel were killed +;
nine were wounded three are missing.
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W. Petersbnrg, Oct aH-~ltemngnts
'of Tho Chinese troops IN wide spaeee
Of country around Mplden, ollictnl dr.
patches shy, are brolpn ~ int0 gper-
rim bands which arp p~lpndoring the
villages and farms, Three explosions,
which occurred nv MHkden October w,
whereby twenfy-six Nssigns were
wounded, Wnro deliberately carried
ont by The Chinese while Tho Rms
SLAMS were Engaged In Destroying tho
contents nf fhp pQwder mngAzlllea,
Forty miners were dug ONT ~ " milT
way embarrassment by Tho Russians,
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TELEcRApHIc BREWTlEs

President Mckinley registered a,
Canton, Ohio. today.
The First National bank of New
York has offered 81, 600 reward for the
arrest OF defaulting Teller Alvord.
John Addison Porter, former score.
tary to the president, IL dangerously
Ill At his home near Pomfret, Conn.
Harry Gudgen, aged 10, killed Mat
tic Nichols. aged 40, and suicided at
Chillicothe, Ohio, on account OF jesl-
ousy.
The Beers are raiding In the north
ern part Of install. They have burned
the railway station at Waschbank and
blown up a culvert.
Three boilers exploded at the coal
works at Minonk, Ills, today and the
superintendent aud $50 miners are
confined $50 feet below the surface.
A runner who left Pating Flu Octo-
BIER 23 reports the allies cncamped
there, the British contingent being
outside the walls. The situation IL
unchanged. Looting il strictly for
hidden.
Captain Page, of the Puerto Rico
Infantry, died at Havana OF yellow
fever today Ia Las Animas hospital
He came to Cuba with Major General
Wade's evacuation commission and
was d lingnist OF note.
The Elizabethport Banking company
from which VIM, Schneider stole $780,
900 settled with Mrs. Hart on whom
most OF the money was squandered,
she turning over property given her
by Schneider valued at VA, 900.
sunday, Oet. ~,
A plot to assassinate President
Lonbet has been discovered at Lyons.
Edward Dewey, brother Of the adj
miral, II dead ~ Montpelier, VT, aged
~ years.
Violent gales with snow and rain
have swept over England, Disastrous
floods resulted,
Lord Roberts reports that Barton
attacked peWet near FrederickstAd,
The H0ers were scattered,
The police of Paris say Lyons story
Of plot TO assassinafe President Lou
bot " without foundation,
Burglars used dynamite W blow
open the bank sAfe at Frairie On Sac,
Wis, last night, securing s,70O IN
money,
Alexsnder h, Plough, \ prominent
railroad man of ~, Paul, died Us his
home In thst city shortly before mid
night tonight.
Professor Witthaua i'm the chemical
analysis Of the stomach of Millionaire
william March Rice at New York
found mercury and arsenic.
A ~, Petersburg dispatch says II "
stated That the grain shortage In vi
beria Nv much greater and more wide
spread than heretofore known
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Southern Pacifc's New President.

New York, Oct, 2G--Chas. A,
tweed, of the Southern Pacific rail
way, confirmed this afternoon the re-
port that Cbas. N, Hays Of the Grand
Trunk railway has been elected 10 tho
presidency OF the company, Hays
will assume his new office about Jan
nary, | and be will have headquarters
MT San Francisco, Tweed added that
The other officers of the Southern Pa
ctfc will probably retain their present
positions
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Mob Assatls Miners,

RhNm0klh I'm HaFl VI WFlaoN
hHndrnd AIlHFy mPll women aHa fhl!'
dpen Rsspmhlpd nppF me Cameron Ralr
lfAry NniRhf and. nv fhe nw0nrHninn
Wnrknen lnft NV hnne they were No.
smiled by V0llays M. aahhlpsfanps Az,
Though pYRry one M fhe wnFkmpn hRl
henn sworn IN Bs spRflDl. palliemRn
Dnd WRrn Wnn1,. they dla moi. Rln0f
inta VIM lRnh,. witch was |ed ny fnHF
women QaFTgiNR American haRs
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~pEMoeRATs 10 oRATg,
stats Street, Chicago, 10 10 Tho Scene Of
All Kinds Of EloqRence,

phippgo, GOT, eo--stAtp street,
from Randolph N Van Rnrem will hp
thp forum t0morrpw njght fpr dpMnv
cratic orntory, All along Obs stretch
of bropa hpropghfgre the Democratic
lenders M mtionnl prominence witt
adarpss crowds from wagons,
Besides Allai Stevenson the list M
speakpFs VIII MplRdp senntnV Hlpek-
burn, N, kpntRpkx, noAgressmpn
Bailey, ~ Texas, Wehalar ngyis'
Y! ISa Havr,snn es'HayegnM Mass'
~ Tbp stvppf VIII No jnpmlnafag N
paa1ndss III tpilleppjisyps TihIs, INK Rasf' VI Mo
pgpadp snhpdnlpd fV November \, u
plaAnod N 10 tla biggest faptHFp ~
fhp dpmppralip pampnlHn, md N N pA.
ppnlnd Tint prNptipnlN n solid mass nv
people will listen M Tho ArAtnpy,
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Mayar Harrison EHjalnsa,

ahlaagQ, apf aarHdHdga. nHnHR tar
dAy .isFAnd n temnaunrg, fniHnaflan fRT
stFainfnH Mayor ,HArrisqn, the com
MiRslnlAg NJ nnhlip works and mnN-
hers Rf tlle civil communication ffem w,
mAgipR III nAhpFly from fha afftaa AZ
BHnHriHlandAHf MI slrppfsf nnhfrfH
hnh. hfnn nrlplal dlepbArsaa IN 40
lRRf IN dntY md MqAMpRtfnagl
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Union Labor Party Withdrawals,

Helena, Mont, Oct, s7-At mid
night last night the central committee
of Tho union labor party Withdrew
Ferguson, n candidate for governor
and The rest or the state ticket, filing
notice 10 Thai effect with The secre-
tary or state, The names Of Toole
and tho balance OF the fusion, or Clark
ticket, were substituted by the COM
mittee,
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Mines Can WORK Monday,

Scranton, Fau Oct a6--PFesidept
W. Y, w. Thorn ~ Tho Pennsylvania
lnRl pQmpAHW will como hnFp fAmnp-
ppW ~ confer with lnppl nllfials RhnHt
pnttinK Nh w npT pnnt nntlffht md W
W pxpppfnn Mo pnlnpRny VIII have
fAIlph Into Tine haf0Fe fNmnrFnW niRhfr
Vhls WIN mpkp. NV miivps A p
Mnndny,
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Arlaa4aaM Suicides

Kalaaa GIN, llaE 7 NJ ~ HHflavH
HlgslhhtHl u pAnklnH lgllse anIEllaEnll
0T This Giiifx, WHs UiHffihfi ilHHfaf W iiiHHlitf IA IA
MiAs IN" H. RGhueIdaT aagd VI EaNfal
AnWMlttAd kulfldH nv el0Aflik nlMf
seN In the Vi9llt AEA' WIN \ revolver
Nh laltev Nv NV WglfliH w esllAlN
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Prisoners and Posse Fight,

Pnpplar Bluff, Oct, a7--A sheritf's
posse In pursuit. Of five prisoners who
escaped from the popiphpm iail, over
took The men near pallas, Arkansals,
last night, A battle was fought, ~
which two members of The posse were
dangerously wounded. Three % Tho
prisoners were wounded and recap
tHred,
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II In cpmmapa,

Lond0L oct, ag--AGe0rding N the
latest Pekin ana YQk0hQmR dispatches
fip frssf nlaptipg NJ tllp foreign repra-
sentaf iyps With reference VI ponce
negotiations should have boon held M
day, III Huns phang has. heen nh,
pointed genprAlssimn M. fhe Wn. Wel
army, eonsisfipg NJ the falnign Drilled
soldiers, armed with faFpign Weappns,
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H0nd0M nNFl .0N-VRN RFNNdNg0 IN
n nagARpAnh QhyiQnelx,, lnHplFpa, NJ
D0Hllans ,fhat, HAFd HnnshlFs VIII We
lnln the dAHhlA nflpe M pFlnR MINIS
lAF mud aReFAtRFg m afDta INV tnFllHn
hFolVf md thaf dAMNh HbamhM MN
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Wants Russian Prptsftipnr

L0ndon nGt, aG---N Emperor Aiehpr
las, s0ys the W. RefpIshHgg eoVFesr
ppndepf M The Daily MILL TINS reV
Geiyed n letter from fha phinese ela'
perar, asking HIN w tAkn fhe con
0lRred M~AnehHTlAn. provinces HlApf
UHssiaD W0tGGflAuN
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Clubs To Affiliate,

Now York, Oct. 2G--The National
Association Of Anti impefialisf clubs
has decided 30 affiliate with the Ma
tional Association 0f Democratic
clubs,
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Thoropghly IN ~ date, ald al-
|porteI nj republican nrinclpleg,
N will contain me most Fellahle
|neWs nj
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17

yRANx K. EfsRHPoRp. SETH E. HAzzARD,
 HErEFOR & HAZZARD, Lawyers, Tucson, Arizona, have estapIished mn office ut Tombstone with ;. A. D, Upton, attorney at law, and will attend each court term at Tombstone.
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COPPER IS THE METAL.
The Cochise Copper Mining Company.
 Bisbee, Arizona.

This company owns very valuable group of mines situated in Warren mining district, county of Cochise, Arizona, lying immediately east of and adjoining the town of Bisbee, and ad- joining the property of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company On the north. The latter company has b. en in operation for about twenty years, and employs about 1,500 men daily in the operation of its mammoth mine and smelters, and as a result has produced copper to over 34,000,00O pound during the year 1898, and the net proceeds of such production are reported to have been over $2,000, ,000, and 1t has been said by experienced miners who have been under its em. ploy fer years, that the Queen mins now has sufficient ore in sight to keep it in constant operation for the next twenty years without further de- velopment.
 Is it not reasonable to believe that the propertv of the Cochise company is fully as valuable, when it is within such close proximity to such a won- derful mine?
 The blasts set off in the underground workings of the Queen property can easily be felt and heard at the shaft of our mine, and oftimes the coRcussion has attracted marked attention.
 The original owners of these yalu- able mines are local business men, well and favorably known in Bisbee and surrounding vicinity, who are doing their utmost to make this enterprise q success in every respect The board oA directors are original owners, and are donating their services to the com pany until such time as the mine will pay dividends. They own the con- trolling interest in this property, and as protection to stockholders have placed their entire interest in escrow for term of one year.
 The stock books of our company are now open for subscriptions, and a Him. tied number of shares are offered at twenty. five c. per share No application for less than 100 shares will be ac- cepted. 4a s.-,.,.
 The company reserve the right at any time to advance the price of shares without further notice, or to reject any application for stock at their discre- tion.
 Every cent received from the sale of stock will be expended toward the de- velopment of our property and the erection of hoisting works, and all other necessary Improvements, and to make our enterprise success in every particular.
 We invite investigators and their experts or their engineers to closely scrutinize our property.
 Applications for shares may be made to any of the directors of the com pany, or to any of our legally author ized representatives.
 l.. C. SHATTUCK, Pres.
 J. MUHEIM, Supt. & Treas.
 c. W. HILL, Vice-Pres.
 s. K. WILLIAMS, Sec.
 Bisbee. Arizona.
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r>OURT HOWELL, NO. 14, FORESTESRS OF V America meet every Wednesday night.
 A. T. SOWLE, 0. K. JAMFs KELLY, Financial Secretary. /
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s.s&rnrS sss"r3, H X. Ai. to ;3 N. sSD r yd tJ ''' NJ t;Gr.N tSaSa, ., ,u-s X, HILU
 librarian
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THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.-IN- ! dependence Lodge, No. 6S. meets every first and third Wednesdays of the mo th Visiting members are cordially invited.
 l- WMsHUTCHINS, President. FRED Fuss, Secretary.
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RA'LRnaD TIME TABLES

,'. e.he il.ls ,S s4As.yeh A<r
 hen sI Il
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Played Out.

Dull headache, pains in various parts C the body, sinking at the pit Of Che stomach, loss ef appetite, tevedshness, pi ples or sores are all positive evidence of impare Oiood. No matter how It be- nome SO it must be purified in order to obtain good health. Ackep's Blood Elexir has never failed to cure Scroll ulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood diseases. ltis certainly 8 wonder iul remedy and we sell every bottle on . positive guarantee. Sold by J. s. Williams X Co.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under che firm name of J. $. Williams Co. tnis day dissolved by mutual consent. A. out standing accounts ha ve l,Il l.it 5 x. Williams for collection. Dated January IS, 1900.
 ISigdedl JAS. S.. WILLIAMS,
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NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern.

To Whom it May Concern. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to us are kindly requested to call and settle at once, as we have dis- posed of our business. e
 BIsBEE DRUa STORE,
 J. s. Williams & Co. Propr's.
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WILLIAM SCHRl SHEER, JUSTICE OF ancer. Office in Wallace B'lding, Bisbee, Ariz
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E0-Oiders for the 0 ~ of Bisbee will be delivered free without delay. Family ord-r olicited.
SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS.
 COLLEGE.
Fl PasO, Texas.

Southwest
 wo CovEsEs: Bus ness and Shorthand embracing Book keeping, Arithmetic, Com Letter Writing, Rapid Calculating. Bushes: Papers and Legal Forms, Shorthand, Type writing, Office, raining in Retailing, Whole. saleing. Commission, Banking by Actual t. WE offer the superior advantage of spDen. did equipment. and bersonal alinstruotion in. der trained specialists! " e'prepare students dents Home In connection, Write for ratea etc Fall Term begins September let. Eo. tablished ise6. R. H. COOh Prfn"
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, COCHlSE \ Tribe No. q, meet every Thursday even- mg at the Opera House Hall Visiting broth- JAMES FARLEY, Sachem. Sin HARRIS, 0. of R.
 Dr. Edmundson, Medicine Man.
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THE FRATERNIT1Es.

NUREN LODGE, NO. 6, A. o. U. w.. MEETS A every Saturday evening. Visiting broth srs cordially invited. WA, QUALLs, M. W. Alfred Godfrey, |, Recorder. H. c. FRASER. Einancier. y
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

IANEy S. ROaHNSOrS, ATTORNEY J at Law, tombstone, Arizona. Will practic in all the cuurts of the Territory and in the supreme Court of the United Stvtes.
 Office Corner Ith and Allen streess.
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Bisbee,Oct.9,

Lost-A email gold brooch, with dis fnond center, Lost between the rssi- deuce of Lewis Williams and that of Oharles Clswson. Finder will be lib orally rewarded by returning ans to this office.
 FOR SALE. For Cash or on easy payments an upright Evsret $. piano, nearly new, oak case. Apply sat this office. M. 24th. ss'u.
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HOME FORUM-Bisbee Forum No, 1859, A meets first and third Monday in each month. Opera House, 80 p. Tn. Visiting conf pnnions always welcome. ss.
 ii. w. Studley, Pres. TIP. Devine Treas Win. Scrimsher, Sec.
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0. O.. Y. BEGBER LODGE, NO. 10, MEETS A' every Wednesday evening Waiting broth srs cordially invited to attend. A. Y. WAT zINe, N G., EMILR MARKS, k. 5.
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A RTUdR FISK, ylOLINISr. LkSSUSS U Gis tI en at reasonable rates. Address BOX 4oA'