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BloornerS

blOOmcrS
women's Bloomers, OF pink
batiste, reinforced: with and
without flounces; full cut sizes.
Worth roc and S5c pair sc.
Genuine Windsor Crepe Bloom
ers, white and flesh colors; with
and without flounces; reinforced;
all sizes. Worth $i.25 and S1.4o.
0Sc.
Satine Boomers. a rich lus-
trous quality, having the appear
ance OF all-silk satin; double and
single elastic knee; plain ana
trimmed styles; all sizes Reg
ularly $3.50, S1.0S.
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6Oc White Batiste, ACC yd.

Crisp, new white goods OF beau-
tiful quality for making waists and
dresses-extra fine woven weave,
very soft and sheer. snow whiro
bleach d. Now is the time to an.
tic.pate your =riing needs and hay
th-. ch,;'cest white fabrics at saw
,ings from present and future
prices.
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Petticoats

Flexo Petticoats. OF fine aual:
ity muslin, IN assorted lace ana
embroidery flounces; extra foun-
dation. Worth S1.69. si.2e.
F1exo Petticoats. with wide
embroidery fl"unces. otnevs tr =
med with val laces. Priced at
I.5O apd 11.SS.
Petticosts trimmed with val
lace and deep embroidery
flounces, in an assortment OF new
styles. Values worth $2.SS to
S5.9S. Priced at S2.25 to S3.25.
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75c and $1.OO Storm
Ruhhers. 60c

Misses and Children's Storm
Rubbers, good, serviceable quality,
in sizes 6 to 1Oh and IL to ?.
Specially priced tomorrow at 0sc
a pair.
shoe Observation-Disclosures Floor.
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Mems Paianas, $2.35

Mems Faultless Pajamas. OF fast
color percales, trimmed with silk
frogs; all perfect quality: full cut
sizes. First Floor.
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Drawers

women's Muslin Drawers. soft
finish quality. with flounces OF
fine embroideries. in assorted
patterns; all sizes. Worth sl.o0.
7Oc.
women's Elise or Modesty
Drawers. extra and regular
sizes; also Dorothy skirt draw
ers: trimmed with laces and en-
broideries; all sizes. Worth
sl.25. SSc.
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Black Satin Duchesse,
S3. .08

36-inch Black Satin Duchesse, an
extra heavy all silk quality for
making handsome coats and street
dresses.
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81 to $1.75 Draperies, 68c

Mill lengths OF yard-wide Linen
Taffetas. Mercerixed Reps and
Cretonnes. in lengths up to 8
yards, but as much as 100 yards
Of some patterns: handsome color
designs, light and dark effects.
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$500 Satin Messaline,
So. .49

35-inch Colored Satin Messaline,
all silk. rich satin face quality In
a large assortment of street and
evening shades, including White,
Pink, Light Blue, Turquoise, Mais,
Lavender, Silver, Old Rose, Kelly
Green, Purple, Cerise, Dark Green,
Alice, Garnet, Cardinal. Wistaria,
Plum, Royal Blue, Copenhagen and
Navy Blue
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Corset Covers

NOrHct OOVcIS
Nainsook Corset Covers, dainty
embroidery edgings also lace and
insertion-trimmed styles. Reg
ularly roc, &c.
Extra Size Corset Covers. EN-
broidery-trimmed styles, with
ribbon headings. Worth 9Sc. TIE.
Corset Covers, with sleeves,
trimmed with rows OF val lace
and insertion, Sse.
Nainsook Corset Covers, dain-
tiIy trimmed with laces; with and
without sleeves, S1.25.
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$500 An-Wool French
Serge, $3.50 ward,

AllwooI French Dress Serges Of
superior quality. firm and strongly
woven. the most serviceable and
stylish fabrics for dresses and
separate skirts. Made from strict.
ly pure worsted yarn, crisp and
beautifully finished. The assprt.
ment includes all the wanted
shades. as well as plenty OF navy
blue and black
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SIPS Crib Blankets, 88c

Cortex Brand Crib Blankets,
have the same warmth and appear
ance OF the wool blankets. Choice
OF pink or blue Teddy Bear and
30x40 Inches.
First Fioor-BarEain Table.
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Mems Underwear, S1.45

Mems Genuine Lambsdown
F1eece-lined Underwear, shirts and
drawers to match. clear white
Fleeing that will not rub off.
First Floor.
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SOC Outi,z Flannels, 39c

3s-inch Outing F1annels, light
grounds with neat pink and blue
stripes. Heavy double -flerced
quality. First Floor.
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SOC Canton Flannel, 39c

27-inch Bleached Canton F1an-
mel, an extra heavy, close-nap
quality, with twilled back.
First F'1ssf.
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ct;r|rer;e T~i,ming. 25c
Pin BOOKS. 12c

English Pin Books containing
GOOD assortment OF black and
",hite English pinF' First Floor.
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Soc India Linon, 35c

36-inch White India Linon: a
fine sheer quality; launders per
fectly. Ideal for women's and
rhildren'S dresses
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$500 English Nainsook
1919

36-inch English Nainsook, extra
fine soft finish quality, for lingerie
etc. Full IL wards in each piece.
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$3.50 All-Wool Storm
$500 Chiffon Broadcloth,
1898

4sinch All-Wool Chiffon Broad
cloth, a sturdy woven grade quail
ity, with rich lustrous finish.
Sponged and shrunk ready for the
needle. In all wanted shades,
also navy blue and black.
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RANGE IS GOOD.

Wm. Dad" Four. vel known o'i pioneer Of Drasoou. was in Tombstone ,oday visiting with relative, Mr. Fou,r reports ;ha: aai,e ,ae range !s comparatively dry iu his section th9, he has considerable grass in his pas :ure, enough 10 carry his stock iaru
 he winter Winter rains and snow w.ll pu, h.- range in good shape, he says. although numer Of other stoc,. growers in hi, vicinity had 10 ship E., Texas U~ Fourr WAS heve today 10 sec abou; ease which ha, been hang. ing fire n ,hr superior court for the pa,, two years. being sui, again { th, :. r railroad company for si5oo damage- a..,sed due for ca'te Killed by A. rai,.,ad company
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WATER HEARING oROERED

rHoENlX. Dee r. Atvr having operated d water system a' Peoria Arizona. fur more than var. i'- owner, discovered 'h,y bad violated .re statute by not applying 10 the at. corporation commission for a r.ltaca'e of convenience and neces- s,.y. .c was s,ated a; the commis- -ion~ offices oday An application fo- thc certificate vas filed today and ,ae hearing va, set for Decem- b,r =
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GLOBE COPPER MINE
CLOSED: 3oo LAID OFF

GLOBE. Ariz. Dec. l5 Three hul drea men employed by the Ar.zoaa Conmerci4. Ma.ns company. w..L 2roper.ie- d, Copper Hn. on tine ou.. skirts Of th., ci,y were thrown oa' of work today when the entire opera sloas ot ,hc company were suspended sor an indefinite period.
 The properties were closed follow .ns te.esraphic instructions from Of. ncia,s in the cas-; Superintendent II. C Hummer stated that he had no further information other thas that thep resent condition Of the cop per market did not justify the mine operating at present This shut down does not affect the Iron Cap and ST perior and Boston properties a; Cop per Hill
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F-ENER CONSTABLE
 FOUND NOT GUILTY
 OF MURDER CHARGE

Fl;E~ orr h.- De- H.t
 . oa- a.a#.te5 ta H-y n ta -,t.-., c.s-...aa charge 70. aurts- arising a.t a. .a ct.ti aeo..a- .- PaH. 1essr,h. -a- Id.
 raasu neas idmbo.dt=s p.emo -t. las. ~hen Johnson aa- n-.ao.s 70. Hgm1-.tt precinct. Johnson ,e,'i a,i he fired .ua.n;eut.ai.y whae zing 10 compe. I.eger-a. % h4.. lle aa.d he believed Lssersk Ms armed and abJu, 30 u-- his weapon. O-la- 0l.ue-sa- had testified yha, Ie-e--Si mad been engaged ia making iqu5r and Ina, she shooting followed drinking bou, d inc ranch
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LITTLE GIRL IS FATALLY
 BURNED WHILE AT PLAY

GLOBE. Ariz. Dee l5.- Whi.e Cleo Carr. tite years old. was playing al her home in Ciaypool this morning with Japanese lantern. her clothes became ign.;ed and she was fatally burned before Inc flames were extir- guished by neighbors Her clothes were entirely burned from her body and she died d, local hospital al ) D. m. today Her mother was caring for sick neiehbor when the accident happened
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m.l.y years made this famous piaF a3r and more famous each year that he payed f. and which he was s'i' playing Gp 70 ,he very nigh, he d!eI. dear old James fiearue the man who Mas beloved as was Deumau Thomp- sen William II Crane and Joseph Jefferson Th.s is the trea; of the month There viii a.so be the usual sun lay offering of Burton Holmes .rdyel, and 'he pfices NIL be 25c and ejr
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BLACKBURN APPOINTED NiSHTHaTCHMAN.

Last n'gh"s adjourned session ct -he ely rouucil. he'd for the purpose #5s appointing a Ch.e. O. Police. which lad been deferred since last week, proved 70 be tame affair, and in s,ead C. a f,gh, over the appointment, which wa- apparent as the result If the former meeting. the session was ,n.y a b-,es one and C.L. Blackburn, old tine residea. of Tombstone was appointed 10 tho position of Chief of PJiice wi.h the added duties 9f lgA.~a;chmau.
 There were only ;wo petitions up besor4 .ha council. which Nas cal!ei 'o orle- with a quorum present. con s.,..a- o. Mayor C. L. Cummings and c7uuc.,msa W. M. Cavanaugh and T. D c.ochet'. Councilman Reece Cor ariins VI. our ot town and Council man C B Warner refused 70 attend ,ae mee.in. although another men be- 0. ;he council had been sent for him
 Oae p-.i-.en oa, signed by twenty fu ct .ag bushes, men Of Tom'- stone a-a.,g The council .o appoin, a ea.-s c. po..c~ win the principal dl- lie. or uigh.wa.chman. p.edsna ,o pay one.h,t O. his salary
 The other petition was that Q. M-. Hacs1u-n making application for ;ae l.4c,. Ah.,a wa- a,so signed 6y .ar.- number O. bu,ine,, men a1t .he. ,ec-ors O. .he ely.
 Ta- petition o. ,he ba.5ae-, men a4, approved and following mo:.cn by Councilman Cayanaugh. Was -risa unanimously providing for t5e 4pa .a'mea. co. d a.shtsa.chmaa. The apas.aene. O. M- Baek1ura WAS asz. .a.o-a p a..a ay A.- unanimously f9H,.a.,. ... .H~ office ea.ee of pI- aai Aa- subsequently -Eoaa in oy May. rumm.ae- a..a a.-= salary
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CONTINUES AS sNeINEsR.

John F. Hart, of this city, super. ,i,or-r.ec-. said today tha; the ueS board of supervisors have agreed def nitCy cn bu, one appointment 60 be made waeu thr noN board meets after :hy first ot the nrV year. He sad aa- Com,y EaE.n,tr S;j SmytA WI b cna.iHu,3 n h., present position. N aaouu,cm ha, been made as % Vho w, Ar th- new hospital ,upe~- .u.,nG,n. ,r who vii, be clerk ot the b.a~l pIue .as lu',-ua.!oua-
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TO TUCSON.

Councilman T D. Cioche'ii went ,e Tucson Chs morning. and vii return home tCmorroN- accompanied by his vile and child
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REGULAR MEETING.

TaHb-'ea- ,opru'nIr~' KueA,s Trua Hr :'.r".- .o ---u.a- m'n'h.y -=-- sion roa.-a. a. which ..me ths off cra, .a~ l,-l vii n. elected Th- t,' ' a.w ufi Nt a. .Ua >noa n
 hos. ea#uHa- Saura4y. ac.ud Hs .a. ..A#a'..~- .a. Mason, boise- arH Ea--.~r ~.t. ta, .a. l,t~ fa-i
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-GlVE. That a Child May Live TOMORROW NIGHT.

The treat of the month al the Crys- ta theater is iha; pastord! drama "Shpne Acres which vii. be seen a, tte Crystal thea,er tomorrow night. in which play Alice LaHe is being s,aried Mary Of our people remem- ter that clever old actor for whl
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PLEADS GUILTY
TO siGAMY.

Edna Jcfesrsor. co.ored woman ol Ndco. today entered d plea of gull ty to bigamy, with which she had been charged by the county attorney Judse Lockwood who heard the p,ea reserved pronouncing sentence un,'i ! la,er date
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DOUGLAS OFFICER.

W Fourr. constab,c-eelct of Doug .a,. spent the day in the county seat on bn.lnes sat the .herilfs office.
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MARKERS

App~npr.a.- marN'~- cJrry'nc a .u~-. E St.l -o1a d,eo~at, ;he Eor Jer.aaa from F. ra-o o Phoenix Jh-,. marker, a-e uot distance gus but they assure tourists 'hti they are oa ;ae r.e1, load ta- Eord,''and ~l,',
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Ei Massey and family ar- today moving over from Bi,bee having ta',- -n .he Nrl'oua.d ca'taee neN' ,a Rac .,.-y, Tl,.- household goods ar riv'.i today NJ Mass.y Hho was formerly d"pu.y state mine Inspector. a1, gone mo a aar;ne~-h5p ou lease h.~, vi'l G..y Villain,
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ST. DAVID VISITOR.

T \ C-r'., ir- <. DFid. on' uE .He d....'o-- gt -a- newly u--aa.r r vd San Pedro Nd N5.e. U-,r, a~. -...a,..u N.> 'u T-wA~'au .olu3 d.-- pu-.u- a .s'm s1.ae- lle rr1,~., pr,g.-.- og '.e.D.... .s~.au uau -H. N,.. a.., .,..- 4a4. Hs E.-a.e- B. -a... Q. -.. u-lsu.z. .#ue
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FRcM LOS ANGELES.

IIr- W4-n-krs-. esmer r-,- .d sa' o. Tombstone a.iit.d today oH ( Dt-.u,-, mission Fo.>eyera. year, ,ls and her husband have resided iH f..~ Na- e, A--r -rauslc'ine h,-
 1.s .uct. -cIao., ..aset today .lr -.s-- home
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GIVE. Ina: C. q May tisc- JUDGE McAL sTER HERE

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FINCE7 PRINT SYSTEM INVALUABLE TO OFFICERS.

H-.N". ...re' -a 4- -..-.t Ha"-- s.e.n.'F aa# ..a... 'l, c.us-t .l-. - rt rar-' aI.-4-'- .- .. .--a... t4Gl- H S4us4 Ea- -..a--a4
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The loca. chapter uf inc Eastern pr met .lst night and installed he a-acer-.,,ect for 1921 and also in!tiat- cd a team o, TWO candidates after yhich refreshments were served and taae.rg indulged in un,H a late hour.
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MeETS TONIGHT.

Local Blue HLods. Of Mason, meet '.G.gh, and elect officer, for the year c le3l The complete roster Of 1921 ,.,iccrs of the various Masonic bodies VIII appear .n ihe prospector Monday together v.,h ,he oficer,-e' e., O. tae Eastern S.ar
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cLEEsoN VISITORS.

Among The visitor. .a T3mbs'oa, oIay oH c1ur. ma,.es- from G.ctsaG Ar-. br R J stroud and Pee a-4i I.-ul, Mu~-u.
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CONTRIBUTIONS CLIMBING.

Mrs Il. l.. Hutchison, chairman 2f the financial committee for the Com munity Christmas tree reports that contributions are coming in nicely for the affair the committee having made is rounds yesterday. Mrs. Hutchison askc however. that those
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who have not been called upon may ca. 6; Boyd'> Drug Store and leave ,ht!r contributions with Mrs Boyl. Those who cannot cave their cheers al the s,ore will be cal,el on later by thc committee
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TO BIssEE.

P-.ya'- rir,' Class Hena M Moran sai Private Gonza.o Reye~ Nn, ars -.pc,,,n'.us rh" General Rec-u.,iae Sa-,ic.. ru..eI S.a.e- Army w.th headquarters in Los Aure.,=. and a-, maHu. a 'eur ot Ar.z4aa. .a th, H'r.- e,t, O. racurn- tvo .A.- morning
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INSURANCE AoJUsTER.

TAurr. l. Hicks. adiu,tcr 'or t4e W s,era laJemuity Company, .s n Tombsi9He today from hi, headqHar- ter, in Phoenix
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FOR HOLIDAY YS.

W \ McSpargon 0. the Bunker Ha Mines compagy. left for Los An. gees on ;he l o'clock train today 70 spend The holiday, with h.s family. r. Nll. hy p.caSing neWs to many oi our people Co haow tha' when NJ Ma Sparron return, h. Nj. b. accom-
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M.,> La Spence. trmeI'y ,t-neer1. prA in the ooun'y attorneys office, ,p. ndirs few day, in Tombs;one .ron Pau,s.N, whe'e she Is uoN .nca..
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FOOD SALE

Tn" Ladies A% .. ,b. Iu.e:esa ,una church wi, yclduc. food s, e n,N Saturday afternoon. Ta, cNa.' hour aal place ef sa.- ".. b, aI- uouu,,d ,H .l,>, oa.ua.a, iatr-
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were DTS C. F. Hawley. George Bridr ts and w M Randolph. and Tex Bag.
 on. Wm Mooney and John PIaninich, 0. thr Bisbee police force
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HomE.cooKEo FOOD SALE.

The -al- Of hom,-cooked foods by the iadie, Of he Congregations. church. Saturday. vii be he'd in the Machomich store building al so D. III. l. is requested that all conirlbl- ion. De al lhe place Of sale by s:Ii.
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ReAOY EOs DANCE

Ta. indies tAs0a.aa.. ,a.'. la pa as-s ltE H.AsH- re.r4-. .H- - al-e 4aI -.l fsr .H t. -t aHs-a. oa. o- r1- e.- D l.. -.. --e
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IS appreciated lar more ,ha, the co 1 wave which accompanied i' doWn from ,he frozen north.
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TO WILCOX.

County Assessor F \ Huehc- and George Heushaw. county assessor -'gc- VII. 70 Wilcox ,his morning 5G bu,.h,,, csaasc.ed Nj'h ,hc assessor uiiic,
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BETTER TODAY.

ii.'.} H,a,y Nae na, taken .u ;le ho.Pta a' H'>h.e Fr-day <, reported %, improving and Nil soon be able 'o leave tdo hospital.
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DUCKS PLENTIFUL.

T. is reported ;Aa' ia, >;orm has D.ouSaj a 70, Q. auebs ,o the ponds aud ,l. Slu Pedro ~i,ev
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ROM ST. DAVID.

A :. Christensen o. S, David. VI, a.v.s.tor 'u rumb-,aue today rom tho san Pedro ta.,y d..pu,ug oc produce.
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TO TUCSON.

Ray Kr,b, wen, 60 Tucson th's morniug having been called there 'o make an adjus mcni with aH insdr- arcr adju-ter on cans which were -,,l.., tro,, hin, n lowell
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XMAS TREE FROM NORTH.

sunday morning Billie Fowler, soa
 of Mr and Mrs N. 4 Fowler, re ceised Christmas tree from northern Michigan. The tree is 'i1e spee!- men of the fragrant bslsDo fir, ani
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Geo. .i Na..as faa-'aa" -.ay From. "t,.n.N V.er' rr .- E. .s-.--.U u ranch .al4--- -l- N.. ..--.l u T.uaslo.~ a.'a L- family 1s..u. .., holiday.
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CLsARCOlO.

Th!, c.ear crisp, cool weather : -ae kind Ina, Pu,s pep in jhosc who are alive Ii i, just what the system need, tl speed up the human engine.
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GIVE. Ina; Child May Live
FATHER ILL.

J C Dusa, ,4.s morning received word ,ha- h.- father tho has been ou' to For HIachuca. was very i.l MT. Dugat wen. o4i jh., morning and brpueh, h., father to Tombstone ter proper medical attention
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RETURNED FROM TEXAS.

Paul "Foo.s" Edison returned home yesterday rom Maria. Texas. where he has bee twisting relatives for the past month
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FROM WHETSToNEs.

Lee Harkey and brother were v.si- ,ors in town today from the Whe.- stones
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Repairing Of buildings used for res idenees Is going on and the houses arr .illing as fast as they are put ia shape. While it is true that some
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GIVE. That a chld May live
HARDWARE MAN HERE

H r. WoJ,oa E.sbrs hardware man. ata. has become suo@u ut'.o.. a.1 a., lrluIaH. .u ihe Bisbee oepor- .a.au t.a. Na- H Tombstone again .odly htias a.ca-, .a The superior o4ur..
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TO BlsBEE

Rr, jan Leate-, arj a,uer B-a i.e4yet. ssaf 2, B.sb,, .l- mo.H.as .u 5r.-. business Visit
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COMMITTEE AT WORK.

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Dast ulOntn
WITNE ESSES IN
 MORGAN CASE.

Among ;he witnesses from Bisbee in the Morgan case in court today
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TUESDAY
sCTisrrEcIN DANCES.

Al arrangements have been per .ct.,s ta- 'l, holiday hop, a' the Sch.c: a.u Dy ;av bu.. d.ue committee previously aalouuye1 .tr Nml, ug't and N,N Y.a~s r.lr Excellent Wg. SIC VII be ou -br b.
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FROM SOUTHLAND.

Gem Yoahum ea;....uen Q. Cour.- land. Vas a t,I.or .u Tombstone ra- day
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SOUTHLAND VISITORS.

Among the visitors in Tombstone today were Constable Leslie Mating ly, F E Laymon and F. J Bellah of COurtland
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VACATION,

The kids are in the.r "sevenh heayeH" again since a TWO weeks vl- cation starts tomorrow evening wi'h
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ACTIVITY AT POWDER PLANT: FARMERS BUSY FLOWING.

Waam Rollins. who ior a numa-: year, ha. been engaged in fsrm.se oa .ae san Pedro r.yer. seven m .S -.h 0: Esa-oa. Na> in ,he city :s4at a.aea.n@ old aequa'a;auce- her.
 Sasa0.a- of conditions, .a 'hs san r..-o ,a...s Mir Rollins sad ,hat .t. g9ea.as; aetlf.,y ,Arrr np" .> n .ar aoa-.H...7e work being dom. hy n. Aaca raNasr. company .s7s' a-aa. mea. ae.ne ~mp.3y.d. Nary 4ee employee are rr,.!.a- ia E,a-aa ami arc hau..i aa, -aa Inc plan. a.- Iaa,. o. .-a
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WEATHER.

lu-' our a-u4. Iaa5.'oa, weather, al. ,a.- -.t-.r .~ l'Hi i5 and l.u5-i I- -ana- and r- at. --4,aI ..i F.o-ury m. Na7e-.-7s 't- reati. f -aa.... ".a laaaa.t ..aaa- ta. Nt n4 mH0I -.s- a ma,'ura
 prod r..1. .. t-a weather uaa
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WAS IN DOUGLAS.

County Attorney R \ French Was in Douglas Saturday and sunday V. itiug with his family. who reside in the Sme,ter City Mr French VII move back to Douglas as soon ss his term Of office expires on January lst.
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FRIDAY
FROM DOUGLAS.

9s.. u.Ae.. .t la1r.-l-. aa-g T...5- ta.. a- u a.'le.- il tt superior couri
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TONIGHT.

The Chapter MasOns meet tonight .n regular monthly meeting at their hall.
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TWO WEEKS. oA eoY

r a.a ~e4a..-# e.a-e .aay .ar a, u-Ia '1o a,-H- 1''N.r'er r1.-.
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r-E -N- ONE
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 taking au p r.a TO sENsoH I'm '.aay ~., o.a k Hen .a-a .4- s''..d ., D-e-oa .'s mo--. 1..- oun,.,I 0l,-.. his --ln nom. ,..ssr- as
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TOURISTS

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EaEoNEoU5 aEpoRT.

han b--H ,-laaaoI--y r-.os.a. .ls'.a Cn-.-.a. tree i- ,a D, held a' a tua-sc-a.iora church in cou-..et a.sA.I., Community car-Jma- .,,y 70 he!l Christians e, Tn repo., saarr.y e-r7neou-. since line Coz -- ga,iaa church ], plana.u- ,o Ao, only a Christmas program Of reci.l- 4aa, and singing either the nigh; b.. fore the Community Ire .- held or Christmas night The only gifts vii be those given for the Near Ea-, re. ..ef.- while a- the Community tree, the D an, o' which are going forward nice. .y gif.s will D. there for everybody and a.. churche, have combined 10 make ], big success. the committees being now hard d, work
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TO eIS5EE

Ms. Elsie ro.f,. county hchool ,a- pcrlriendeu.. went tp B.,bco ;h,s morn.ng ou.a bsic. official y.s.,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-19

Conveniences are missing in Tomb stone. yet i; k the cheapest town ;o i've n in Cochis. county
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sE5E FCR wINrEP.

H iII. .a.s tI-- .t--at.- .v.E e 1a-u-.. 4 o.I Camp ta8. t...
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VISITED FRIENDS.

Miss Belle Candy stenosrapAer in he county engineer, office. spent sunday n B.,5ee visiting i-ieui,
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GIVE. Ina: a chId May Live TO DOUGLAS.

gaIns A..-a-e b k Bremen a.I- ha-f- a.-.-.a.u N4.3 T Say a. a .s.a
 as-- 'a. CnH
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REEVES ILL

F. II Rre1r,. ,ot1. iue, and te-, Gra-r. i~ reported t. d. as home
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GIVE. That a Chit FROM ST DAVID.

'1 W-.eH. Ne. aaaNu m"rrtIu S D1sa ~p.lst.. ,r.uau .u tae g1Jay -aI. aa a.- .ae-- II- 2. ts'.-t a u.- HuIt This at,. ruuu.
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TO 6lSB 6 E

Pete Henderson. local leasor. spent .snnaay .n Plsbee win h-s family
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FROM MARBLE CLAIMS.

A. T. Ko'b came ia today from his marble c.a!ms in the Dragoon-
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FEW DAYS NC RE.

on.y I5 day, ief, iu which the hun er may legally shoot quail and duck
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GIVE. Ina. Child May Live
FRcM LOS ANGELES.

NJ, Nar....a Waihrr arrived today ..oM l.s~ Aug. .-. where she ., A.- tending -,Haa. ,4 r.Maiu win her tas- during .H- Christmas holidays
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TO esoN.

Guy C. We!ch wen. 10 G.eeson this afternoon on a br.ei business yisit