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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Rugs as GiftS.

One thing about good rug that makes it Christ
mas gift worth thinking about is that it will last
practically forever.
A good rug is never out of place. There never
was man or woman above the grade of tramp who
could not use one to advantage. The only trouble
W tn them is that good ones cost money and cheap
ones are dangerous
Now, we have just completed a purchase that
makes us feel good, and will you've have picked up
Ia few very choice Oriental Rugs-the best made in
the world and the kind that will outlast both giver
End recipient.
They are good. close-woven, soft-colored, hard
wearing kind; Persians, Khivas, Afghans and Kaz-
axis They are cd rugs and all the better for it and
all the more valuable. Their rich colors have been
flened and blended by careful wear until their
surfaces have arrived at that condition of permanent
and perfect sheen that marks the genuine antique
y iental production.
Prices on these are low, because we got them
cheap. Six and ten dollors will do wonders.
Some splendid example of domestic rugs-al
sizes from the tniest hearth rug to the big carpet
size Some of these for as little as dollar.
Big Bharata Rugs for $1.65-you will wonder how
they can be sold for so little. Closing out some
Orinoka Rugs at SOC each-good chances.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Some Of the Book Bargains

L WOODS Natural History, S vols,
complete, per set................ 2.25
MoTLEY'S Rise of the Dutch Re-
public, 2 vols, per set. 1.25
{ KIPLING'S From Sea to Sea-"
vols, per set NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
CARLYLE'S Complete Works, Sc
Illustrations, per set............ $50
COOPER'S Sea Tales, vols, gilt
tops, frontispiece illustrations,
T. per set a.s...........s....... $50
COOPER'S Leather Stocking Tales.
gilt tops, frontispiece illustra-
tions, per Observation-Disclosures. 3.25
GEORGE ELIOTS Complete
Works, vols, gilt tops, 66 full
page Illustrations, per set...... $50
GEORGE ELIOTs complete works,
eight volumes, gilt tops, half
leather binding; 66 full-page
illustrations; per set. 90
My Mothers Cook Book-A series
of practical lessons in the art
Of cooking ......................20 c
Tasty Dishes-A neat little book
showing what we can have for
Z breakfast, dinner, tea and sup
~ per .....:.. ........ ..........e.25c
The White House Cook Book
Bound in oil cloth. Too good
f. a cook book to need any praise
<.*- from us .......... .............6 Csc
COOPER'S Leather Stocking
Tales" vols, per set ...,....S9c
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Some Of the Leather Goods Sale Items.

CARD CASES, calf leather, 45c.
value, at 1oo'
CHATELAINE BAGS. Our regular
SOC. line, small or large size. fancy
metal tops, covered tops and other
styles, at 4oc'
Seal and alligator, calf lined COM
BTNATION BOOKS, inside pocket,
chamois lined; regular dollar kind.
Grand Aisle price 1oc.
PLAYING CARD CASES, all COM
plete with CARDS; some are equ1ppel
with counters; prices SOC. to $3.Oo
MUSIC ROLLS in twenty-five styles
Prices range from 5Oc. to $50
BILL FOLDS in all styles, from
Csc. to $3.50
BILL BOOKS from S0c to $S.75
MEDICINE CASES, grain Seather,
four bottles. nickel top, soc.
WATCH FOBS, assortment from
Csc. to SETS
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

TWINE BOX, seal leather, contains
bal lof Irvine inside and a pair. OF scls-
sors outside; price is only DUO.
TRAVELLING CLOCK in leather
case; price S1''o
JEWEL BOXES, leather covered,
plush lined, at prices from SOC. to $o'oo
WRIST BAGS, walrus, grain; small
size; worth Ace. Sale price ..........25c.
WRIST BAG, long chain, block bot
tom, new shape, walrus grain leather,
black and colors, inside pocket, MORE
lined. Special Grand Aisle price 45c.
Sterling silver mounted COMBINA-
TION BOOKS, three specials for Grand
Aisle sale at Soc, Toe. and Sl.OO
TRINKET BOXES, assorted colors,
Csc.
CIGAR CASES. assorted styles,
zoe. to $3.50
Silver mounted TRINKET BOX,
SOC.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Toyland Will Soon Be Open

Leather LETTER RACKS S1.95
Travelling MIRRORS, leather COW
cred, self-folding, in various sizes,
from $500 to 1925
TRAVELLING CASES,
Oval DRESSING CASE, pull-off top,
grain or sole leather containing tooth
brush, hair brush and comb. Price
$1.00 set
Oval shape, fine black seal grained
leather, metal button box, some satin
lined, others leather lined; price of
either kind $1.OO
DRINKING CUPS, very neat, leath-
err case, Coo
CIGARETTE CASES in any leather
at prices ranging from Soc. TO S125
WORK BOXES complete; prices
from Zoe. to $3.50
MEDICINE GLASS in grain leather
case, with clock dial on top of case,
SOC.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Christmas Bargain No. L.

Christmas Bargain No. l.
20 pieces Of wh;pcord, in coz rs AMI
black; full SO inches wide and IN the soio'
heavy weave that's right for now. these
are regu ar SOC yard goods. Wen make
a price on tn lot of 2oC
Christmas Bargain No. z.
There are So pieces of all-wool dress
goods of the simple, honest, palmer sorts
that six women in ten choose first-chev-
lots, albatross, zibeline, Sc; ge. g ante
clio his. Our own re. ular prices en- these
goods has been SOC to Use yard. right
along, All colors, including black ana
cream white. Sale price, 3Sc
Christmas Bargain No. 5.
These ere Our own regular dollar dress
goods at 75c a yard. They are broad
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

The same care exercised in our choice of cloth gar
ments is used in the selection OF furs We call them
hand picked We offer you no doubtful
goods--none made of small pieces or paws but
everything with the Malley guarantee and UP to the
standard maintained by the Malley School Of Style.
A price list doesn't help much, but here's little
one
Electric Neck Pieces with cluster of as. $3.50
and SIS. i"
Opossum Scarfs with cluster of tails 81 and S.
Marten Scarfs with cluster, handsome tails, Sc to
$40. ~
Long Neck Pieces Of opossum and racoon with
tails, So to SIS. =
American Fox Scarfs with two fox bushes, So
$40, SIS, and $40.
Double Fox Boas with two bushes $12, SIS, $40
and $50. j..
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Price for Monday
Gift Things In Furs And Apnarel.

fu ALL good
shabby
cheap fur ever fails to.
we nave notnlng 70 snow you the ngy skinny
1--WE Wout we could sell
much the priced $780,
solid reliable
New York - F
What get here may
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Walking Suits hree
Brilliant Offer.c.

These are three of the best bargains shown this
season. Each shows saving Of SIS to $40 on
every suit as compared with any offer. regular Of
special made in this city today
Norfolk Suits cut long and doubIe-breasted
effects in fur, melto@s cheviots and fancy basket
weaves, modsh skirts with flare and killed effects,
$1,000. i" 4 =*
For SIS. Ten different styles ard as many ma
terals of the fine wa king suits made. Remember
the saving is from SIS to $40 on these suits.
For $40. A new walking suit of Imported Zibi-
lenes and Plaids; sack coat with finest satin lining
strap seam, skirt with killed effect. The handsomes
suit of the season. Value 800. For $40.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Heavy Soled Shoes for Children.

We offer special Monday attraction the shoe store heavoe
shoe in sizes 81 to 1917 as only 8Oc pair 49, - 49,
Also calf and SOLO, Sizes IL TO zo VOC
Roth these ae25 per cent reductions
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

Novelties in Wajstings.
We h We just received some new
ideas in mercerized cotton that will
make pretty waists, and therefore,
pretty and useful gifts.
The mercerized finish which
makes any good cotton as silky as
silk itself in appearance, is capable
of great thingsgeaand these are the
richest and prettiest things that we
have yet seen developed in this
wonderful process.
Some are in white, resemb ing a
heavy white taffeta; some are in
superb effects Of black on white in
a wide choice of patterns and the
rest are in colors that push the silk
makers to their best to equal them.
Prices are the prices of colt n
no charge Tor the sickness or the
beauty. Csc to CSC yd.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Women'c and Children y
"Ready to Wear
Goodc For Holiday Gift

Worsted Goods at catchy prices.
Knit Fascinators, Zoc to SID yea
Knit Shawls, oOc to $ZZo ca
Knit Vests or Cardigans 75c to $2.25 ca
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

cloths, kerseys, zibelines, cheviots, covert
cloths, and knickerbocker weaves. All CO.
ors and back, Not yard of these could
have been secured Saturday for less than
dollar yard. Some of them are cur
own 81. rs grades. For this sale. take your
choice at 75c
Christmas Bargain No. 4.
This may be the most popular of all, be-
cause the goods are Cheviots-the most
popular of the season for women of quiet
stes.
Atwood goods, So inches wide, Heavy
cloth, perfect black and ten pieces only.
Good that we have offered this season at
75c yard and as good value at that price
as we have ever had in the store. For this
occasion, 55c
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

A full line of STANDARD
DIARIES for 1908 is ready,
There are some dozen or twenty
styles and S yes priced from Sc,
up to So. Among these are
many in pretty bindings intended
for ladies' writing desk use.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Toyland Will Open
=. Soon. =.
Dress Goods as Gifts
Astonishing BARGAINS

If YOU can't think Of anything better to give and VINO can "a
her new DRESS 49,, - -, 4. eo !,
vou can pet the dress goods at bargain all the better Tor
YOU and her And here the bargains
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Christmas Bargain No. 4.
Neckwear-Very Important.

It's remarkable thing give any kind of bargains in Neckwear
at this time these extraordinary bagansyou would call them
in mid summer ":&$
Collar Cuff Sets in Swiss Lace sold usually 25c at 10c
Very Embroidered Top Collars also plain hechng and
Renaissance and Point de Vense, choice at Csc.
Very pretty in aeta and crepe de Chine with dainty
little bows 50c
line ray Automobile Stocks and Ties in silk MORE velvet and
that will the best you have the price, he
or anyweere-25c each. .~
Sape Ruffs balance of the shipment recently advertised and
sod very choice goods at about HALF regular prices.
1}gzIEE1PM!g:[NlAluLlzT@;
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

We call attention to the fine
showing of Christmas Books for
Children. occupying special
counte S on main floor, near the
regular Book Department.
If your wish is for a Picture
Book. you will find what you
are looking for in this collection,
Iif it is published at all.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

II pairs, reduced from 81 95 to $1.35
10 pairs, reducec from 81. SO to $3.50
8 pairs, reduced from So SO to $3.50
IL pairs, reduced from $4.oo to So. so
Tapestry Porhieres
Is pairs, reduced from $500 to So,
IS pairs, reduced from So. 50 to SITS
"a pairs, reduced from SIS so to $4.25
ByusSeiLdce Curtains.
Il pairs, reduced from 1898 to $4,75
II pairs, reduced from $4.99 to $3.95
IS pairs, reduced from $3.50 to S. SO
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
- - Every Item On This Page Is Christmas
80 GiftEIint in Something Wanted and Good
And Every Single Item Is Marked sa Special Price for

q BARGAIN at any time
~ is good; a bargain in
On Christmas gift-things
on the tenth of December is
doubly good And here is a
page of them.
None of these gain their
cheapness through any fault
or short-coming. They are
all new goods-our regular,
carefully chosen Holiday
stock.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Parlor Furniture.

3-piece mahogany parlor suit, 2holstered ir
damask polished STATS
3-piece mahogany parlor suit with shaped back
and french leg, upholstered in dam SIX, S3o.75
3-piece mahogany parlor suit with carved back
and ARM upholstered IN green verona. $50 50
Spice mahogany parlor suit, with shaped back
upho stirred in damask, SO zs
5-piece mahogany parlor suit, cnluding one large,
platform rocker, heavily carved, upholstered seat
and back in damask, Sr8 7s
Large assortment of odd sofas and parlor chairs
upholstered in velour dmask tape stry and verona
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Straight Reductions
ON Lace Curtain.r.

why not set Of lace curtains you find the kind She
wants. And especially you find chance to pick p some
days. ' ~
Here bagang the right of goods STRAIGHT re-
auctions from prices of last week
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
RockinS Chairs.

There are over 100 styles to choose
among, a few of which are described as
follows
T. Large oak rocker, cobler seat, with carved back,
$3.50
Solid oak rocker, with shaped back and arm,
polished, S2.8s
All quartered oak rocker with shaped back and
arm, highly polished, S3.05
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

Irish Point Curtains
20 pairs, reduced from $3.50 to SITS
IL pairs, reduced from So 80 to So Is
IS pairs, reduced from So. SO to 1925
81 pairs, reduced from 81 SO to $3.75
II pairs, reduced from SIS .95 to $4.75
Is pairs, reduced from 81 so to $6.25
5 pairs, reduced from $500 to So IS
pairs, reduced from SO SO to $3.50
Ruled Net Curtains.
IS pairs, reduced from 81. rs to 75c.
10 pairs, reduced from 81. 90 to S1.15
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
Gift Things In Furniture
Morris Chairs.

Golden oak morris chair with shaped leg and
spind!es, complete wsth cushion, 1915
Large golden oak morris chair with wide polished
arm. Complete with velour cushions, $500
Solid oak morris chair with heavy claw-foot ley,
highly polished. complete with velour cushions,
~ pr
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Parlor and Library
Table,.
Dressing Table,.

Golden oak dressing tables with shaped top and
drawer, with beveed plate mirror, S6.85
Birds-eye maple dressing table with shaped
beveed plate mirror, g87s
Large crossing tables, full, swell front in oak or
mahogany, So.75
Dressing 'ables in oak, mahogany or maple,
with shaped top and leg and large French plate
mirror, sIS 7s
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

The Leather Goods Sale
continues Monday. 1t is a
remarkable thing to thus
give lowered prices on arti-
cles in such strong demand
and the sale is remarkably
we'll appreciated.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

The Sporting Goods Store
offers skates and polo and
hockey outfits - right in
time, if this weather holds.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08

The Sale of Books goes'on
also-sets of standard auth
ors, poets and classic fiction
at prices often less than half
the original figures.
The oasis., 1902-03-15

ritory. the annual amount paid by that company would exceed one hundred thousand dollars. The peopl5 feel the injustice of this con dition, and they are determined to find a remedy.
The oasis., 1902-03-15
A BULLION TAX LAW.

THE OASIS wants the product of Arizona mines taxed The Post believes rhat this subject should receive more thoughtand considera- tion than has heen given 1t. Ari- zona, we must admit, i, plungng heavily into debt and the tax rate is very high. All this can be rem edied by placing a tax upon the bullion product of mines, and . law of this kind should be passed by the next legislature. The cat tie industry owing to pro.racted drouths is on the decline and this industry cannot be expected tc give as much towards the support of the Territory as in years gone by, for the reason that the cattle are not here to be taxed. Make the mines bear their just burden and Arizona will in q few years become one of the most prosperous commonwealths in the United States. THE OASIS is right and we trust that the newspapers of Ari- zona will take up this subject and the taxpayers will demand from the next legislature . law placing a tax upon the products of the mines of this territory.-Tucsor Post.
 THE OASIS is in favor of any measure which will equitably tax mining property, and which can be made to stick in the courts. Tho last legislature was disposed to en- act bullion tax law, but was dis suaded therefrom by representa- tives of the big mining corpora tions, who supported instead tho act now overturned by injunction
The oasis., 1902-03-15
UNITED VERDE PROFITS.

ancial report pres ented at the meet ing shows that the profits, of the company for the year ended Dec ember 51, 1901. were S3,235,S45. Out of that dividends amounting to $2,924,l were paid, and there was carried 10 surplus account $313, ,7O3, which added to the prev ious surplus of $935, ,S43, makes the total surplus $l ,247, 1S6.-Los An geles Times.
 The foregoing little item IS in line with the recent articles in TIE OASIS upon taxation of mines in Arizona. A property that in one year can pay dividends aggregat- ing g., ,924, ,142.00, and which made during the year a net profit Of $3, ,235,S ,S25,O00, carrying over to a big surplus the difference, can easily be seen to be really worth great deal more than thirty millions of dollars, which, as has been hereto fore stated in these columns it Is reported that Senator Clark has refused-a cash offer it is stated.
 Now then, what should be the assessment for taxation of a prop erty which nets nearly three and q quarter millions of dollars in a year, with the assessment adjusted at the same proportionatc rate as that levied upon a ranch, or store, or blacksmith shop? Every tax payer can take his own tax receipt for last year and figure out just how much the United Verde would pay were it assessed proportlonally just as his own property is assessed. (Only there is this difference in favor of the big mining property The net sum above given is after deduction of all cost for manage mcnt and superintendence. Tho average business man knows the net returns of his business, but ht makes usually no deductions fol his own seryice.) THE OASIS plaut is very good case in point. Last year the gross earnings were S7 ,OO0 and the cost of operation reached $5,00O, leaving S2,000 for superin. tendencc and net revenue. The plant was assessed at $l 800, anc the tax collected was sixty-nine dol lars. Two thousand dollars (thC net revenue of TIE OASIS, without deduction for superintendence) divided into $3, ,235, 1000, gives re suit of $16174. Consequently the United Verde ought to pay 1917! times as much in taxes as does THF OASIS, making a total of S111,3Sz which the United Verde should pay-assuming, of course, that the tax rate is the same in Yavapai q: in Santa Cruz county; and what ever difference there may be | would not diminish the above tota amount in any great degree. Th' actual amount paid in taxes by th' United Verde, it is safe to say, doei not exceed thirty thousand dollari (the exact amount THE OASIS has taken means to ascertain); when
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The oasis., 1902-03-15
Methodist Church Notes

The members of the Womans' Home Mission Society arc urgently requested to be present at the regu- lar meeting of the Society on Fri day next, at p. m. It is very inn portant that every one attend.
 There will be preaching Sunday morning and evening. Other ser vices as usual. A cordial invita- tion to all.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

Boise. March 10. special 1.-The Steu-
nenberg movement has assumed such
proportions as to cause the state adj
ministration no little uneasiness- be
it known. the administration IL out for
denomination, and Stenncnberg su-
premacy in the next democratic state
convention would block the game. The
fight against Steunenberg is on in earnest
In the democratic party, and with it
comes a revival Of the Bull pen. The per-
init system and all else pertaining to the
Occur d'Aleue affair, which Steunenberg,
as governor. handled. The opposition
feel that in the Occur d'Alene martial
Law proposition they have club with
which they can deal affective blows to
the ambitions Of Idaho's ofiice-seek ing
ex-governor.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
TrssMway down Six Mile.

+. w. Kettenbach and r. w. Eayes
representing the Kettenbach Go. limited
and the vollmer.Clearwater company
made trip to the Nezperce country this
week TO view out the site for the pro-
posed tramway. Theywer accom- oanied
by Engineer Mccullough and prelim-
mary survey down six mile canyon to
pardee. The projected tramway will
have q length Of over 8ooo feet, the up
per terminus having an elevation Of 2soc
feet above the railroad at Pardee. The
head Of the tramway is about six mile.
from. Nezperce and in the center Of :
rich farming country. II Is estimated
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

Atthe council ineeting -
ordinance was paased providla lIll N
holding AZ ! special siectioa M n
70 vote 81 the pprchsse X lhe
water system 4 the sgrsed pstu1
ooc. The ordiuance paalsd e
With rsfsreuce 70 provid dlaG hx 4
sions to the plant CoancIlalae
introduced The follewing ~
Be Il resolved, That CO.. 11
Alderman csie and - edk5 -! 1l|s II
and ase hereby appot tntsd ! -
report o. ths sdviaahility " M q
the present system. mud "
alao % ascertAiu the approz e. Z! i
such extension. sss n
The council viii mset Mon n
y hear the rspprt d M a. |sI9#|