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trousers. It was of the variety com monly seen, a celluloid handle, be meath which was an inscription of the Iame and address of the owner. This knife bore Merchants name, and was stained with blood.
 There seems to be little loubt that Obermuiler, who bears the best of rep ltations, and susIains them in his con- duct, never for a moment thought of taking the life of Mcfarland, and en tered into the struggle only to defend Himself.
 He bears a bright red mark oh his right temple. probably caused by the rlow which he says knocked him down and rendered him senseless for a mo- ment. From it's appearance it would indicate that he had been struck with a caldlestick, a circular mark being about the size of the clamp which holds the candle, and the mark in the center of the circle probably being caused by the end of the wick, which was pressed against the flesh when ne blow was struck.
 McFarland's brother arrived from Cananea Sunday, and was present at the inquest for short time yesterdas afternoon. It is not known whether he will prefer charges against Ober.
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then ran away and went to Jack Hoat- sons house. and told him of what hao occurred. I asked Hoatson if it was customary for him to allow his bosses to discharge a man and then assault him. I told Hoatson of getting the blast signal. and of McFarland's IL fusal to allow me to hoist tne men out He started for the shaft house, and 1 remained behind to await his investi- gation. Just as he left the house heard some one tell him that he had better hurry. for Obermuller had stab bed Mcfarland. This was the first that knew that he had been stabbed.
 q stayed at Jack Hoatson's house until an officer camel think it was Doyle-and told me that he had come to put me under arrest, and asked if I would go with him. I replied that there would be no resistance, but ..-at I was innocent of the charge of killing Mcfarland.
 That is the whole story. and every word of it is true. did not know that Mcfarland had a knife when l caught hold of his hanGs. and did not MEOW that he had been cut until heard some one tell Hoatscn so.'
 MT. Obermuller expressed himself as anxious to know what the popular feeling was, and seemed pleased when told that the sentiment of the public as whole was in his favor. Ober- muller expressed himself as of the opinion that the Lake Superior and Pittsburg company should reinstate him, now that the facts have been air ed and the matter b ought before them in true light Said he:
 q think that the least they can do will be to put me back, for I risked ny own life to save the lives of the men who were below and directly over the loaded holes which they had spit"
 It seems that the miners who were at the bottom Of the shaft, when they did not get an answer to their three signals to be hoisted from the danger GUS position in which they were. clam. hered over the pumps as quickly as they could and succeeded in getting up or. the ladder about 100 feet from the bottom when the shots exploded.
 On the street last evening there was scarcely a person who did not express himself as in favor of the verdict of the jury, and the action of the court in discharging Obermuller. There were t"'nv exp essions uncomplimentary to the dead man, who has borne a repu tation for being quarrelsome and abus. i've on almost all occasions.
 At the inquest yesterday knife was iLtioduced which haG been taken from the right hand pocket of Netherlands s
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The Fair Store
Men Should Make Sure
 The Clothing is all Wool

It. a season to he vigil..r' Cotton IS creeping into re vhirh a few ye ITS ago held II" Their bands in ho, rnr or it.
 Wh Because " ol k cos''ng more. ard r.:her ths t,i.c ,he'r custom = 70 their confluence 'hav mix i' ''' ''F' and palm cff the sni. as all "o.i
 We tel y'u plainly "a sn far we haven't been able to ga fsrcv all- wool stuff to hn made rn dncentlv into less than SIP 5O ani ,n- lowest Drice this fall for fanc, wnol >ui's is SIP 50.
 Which is better: r. cet 'h' suit for SIP 5o OF one thu has heen cheapened. that has co'tpu mixed with wool for 5l0
 Whats the matter with cotonp It won't hold its shspe. i' VI loose its color and wear wbiter. Enou h the matter with it.
 Other fancy suits UT t. s9O co. Black clay suits 5000 up. h ack Il wool can be bought aa made mp cheaper because there ! TO pattern to bother with
 Overcoats S7 50 to S55.OO
 Second foo
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muller, but from the evidence submit ted at the inquest it is assumed that he will let the matter drop. as his brother was clearly shown to be al fault in attacking Obermuller. under such circumstances.
 The funeral of Mcfarland took place yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. ths Rev. Harvey M. Shields, Ph. D.. off, cIating. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
 Last evening shortly after the dis charge of Obermuiier. man, whose name has not been ascertained. called at the office of Justice Mcdonald. and made it known that he wished to lodge a complaint against Obermuller charg- ing him with murder. This was not permitted, the justice info ming him that there was not sufficient evidence at hand to warrant the bringing of an action against Obermuller, it having been shown clearly to one jury that the man was innocent of any crime or intent to commit one.
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A BIG SHOW.
Norris & Rowe's Circus Coming and
 Its Better than Ever.

For the past sixteen years the name of Nor is & Rowe has been house hold word from the Atlantic to the Pa citic coasts. Each succeeding year these enterprising amusement mana gers have brought out for the delight Of the public a greater and far better entertainment. Each succeeding year saw magnificent improvements and en- largements. By the support of an ap- has been able to establish their shows upon such a firm basis. and build it up to its present size. The season of 1903 of the Norris & Rowe's Shows will mark 8 new distinct de- parture in the trained animal line. Ir magnitude and grandeur the Norrls & Rowe Show stand without parallel
 Among the leading features are the great triple baby elephant act in which Fargo. Duke and Hero are actors. The South America Llamas that have been broke to drive in harness, Ben Hur and Sadi Ali, the two Sibe- ian Cameis. are grotesnue creatures of the desert. ".tn iDOS tbuiN uS ehA Il the LIamas. The new school of seals are unquestionably the most wonder ful of the kind ever seen. while a wonderful family of ac-obats will be seen in marvellous feats of skill and daring. These and many more pleas ing acts tenc to make the Norris & Rowe Show the premier organization 1xs mn derful exhibition will be seen in this city of Bisbee Tuesday, October z'th
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Mems New Neckyvear

Certain Ot tbe patterrs "re fewest in number: when th.s- Vr chances are they will nj b 0aated. hence the man who oh rce- .v n only has the best sslsrtion but ant to g. styles somewh-t evcluS We
 The new fall neckwear -ere i- in excellent showing at Sl 90 and : 70. and there is.
 An exceptionally ...-- e. Yu.
 Scarfs full of snap anf ra.terus to please good st s.
 A Bargain-A bout tvs n.y coze ns fancy silk Four-ip-tards: rnr ti.- [ ra wing collar 35c. u.u-i ffey ca sorts,
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Styles are Beautiful

Taffe'ta. graceful flare at foot; un- lined
 S20.0O dress skirts. seven gore flare. each go"e st-anped with K braid band-. finishe1 with narrow ban 's at fo l. lus'rous ffetta. dro lining with deeD a"cordian pleated ruffie
 S27.50 French V He dress skirts :: made tun C st le. trimmed with nar- row tu ks: one large nox p eat forms habit back in black taffetra drop lin 'ng.
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-ua sALE-For $500 cash. on!

ajsrs 2 interest in siy claims adjoining E Sunday. Also all kinds or Q g properties for sale. adjoining c aet & Coch;se. Calumet & Pitts
 . md Junction Development com 0 Nc Iriddieman need apply. t1 --e. of Jacob PiTrung. Dutch Baker.
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$2.5o. Oxford gray walk ckirts; ce.en gore fIhaflre; front gore strapped in points of seIf-ma- terial and buttons: finished w.th six rows of stitching at foot. S4.50 Light and dark gray chev- tot. The walking skirts are trim med from each side of the gore eeams. Stitched straps of same material and iouttons.
 Se.oo. Homespun walking skirts.
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CAUTION.

PERSONS TAKING CITY WATER ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO cOv- E7 THEIR INDIVIDUAL SERVICE ( PIPES BEFORE NOVEMBER 18TH, 1903, TO PROTECT SAME FROM FREEZiNG.. UPON FAILURE TO DO so, THE WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF.
 elSBEE WATER & FUEL CO.,,
 E. B. MASON, MANAGER. 10-1S-1mo
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Five gore flare, each seam made with three side pIeats to flare, strap ped with same material, and finish ed with buttons.
 $9.50. Walking skirts of pretty mixed novelties; made with plain yoke extending down each side of panel front; trimmed at foot with designs of material and buttons. Others of black and Oxford gray, with shaped stitched yoke; goo- flare et fcot.
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LCSTJ-Seve~a al letters addressed to E. H. White, and a black purse con- taining a $500 bill. Reward for re- turn of them to w., care Review.
 1O-19-3t.
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN-One bay horse and mare. Horse branded C. L. with bar under it on hip and snoul- der. Three white feet an] stripe in face Mare branded inverted ?; lit tie white spot in head. Liberal reward. Return to George Bigler, South Bisbee Mine. 10-15-6t.
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Handsome Dress Skirts

SIP sn hroadcioth d. ss skirts. un- linei: trirnm q at fo"t with iands affett to effect three graduated fiources
 5000 French serge dress skirts: bands fl tafetta run downward in rettv de- Pn to flounce n e" oh side of bro plea: tw" taffetta folds form a yoke. edced e ith silk braid a ! tr mmed W th satin covered but tons
 eI5.00 Riock broadclo'h dress ski ts n .:nmed eiaborat ly with bands and folds.
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NANTEO-Bastern parties cesire good copper prospects for incorpora- ton and development. Address, with full particulars, terms, etc. P. O. BOX 1193, Bisbee, Arizona 10-1S-1t
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Lace Curtains

4 large variety and better selected natterns than can be found anywhere else in Bisbee. That .ounds big. but it's true. Better values here too; and that's true. Notti gham lace curtains from 75r to S5.50 a pair. sh point ace curtains, from & 90 to s1OOa.
 Brussels lace curtains, from. .S3. co to S5 00
 Arabia 'ace curtnins. at sIO.NO.
 Ruffle musl-; and ruffled net cnr- ta nS. from 2Sc to s3.5'. nai-. Lace door sash curt ins-- some new and very beautiful effects this season, from soc to $ 50 ca h. ;
 carpet annex.
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REDUCED RATES.

The Southern Pacific will sell a, Benson on October IT. IS, IS and 20, tickets to San Francisco and retu n for $35.0O, on receipt certificate plan. account American Bankers Associa- 6on at San Francisco October 20, 2S, 1903.
 Purchaser will be given first-class continuous trip ticket with a receips certificate. which after being endors- cd by secretary of meeting must be presented to the city ticket agent at San Francisco not later than October 31, 1903, whe in exchange will issue free ticket for return. l0-l5-st-
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FCR SALE-Homestead entry 16O a -s with improvements. five miles from Douglas. Address s. H. Bohmfalk, Bisbee. Box 40. 9-22-30days.
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Our Shoes
 Womeas' SpeCial g.. 5g.

A shoe built specially after our own design, in all kEGs :. :. e. .,Lf .s solee are of oak tan iea'herspi irr them twice tie wear a. ti z orf irary tind. In m.diur' and lcrt woi-t- in turns ard welts. all si.es .nd all widths.
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BATHS ONLY 25CTS.

Hot and cold water; everything clean and neat. At Mrs. Jones. oppo- site Kinsey House lsee sign).
 10-16-i mo.
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FOR SALE.

4 double frame house on Quality
 Hili five rooms, two baths: ample closet room. Price S2.500. Inquire B : O'Reilly. Bank of Bis5ee build ing 8isbee. 10-S-u
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jumped upon me and rh'tN'
 'T tried 70 explain to him that did rot mean to cell him a liar. and how it hapDened that let down the cable in answer to a signal to do so. Nc Farlard became more and more abu- sive and cursed me almost with every word Said he: T can tie can on you and a d-d big one. too
 "I told him that did rot think he could do it. as had been to see Jack Hoatson but a few days before and had | clear understanding that ! was to have entire charge of the engine while on duty. He then vert o--- 70 see Hoatson, I presume. Whi'H he was awev I got the blast sigral, and ans ve-ed hv raising ard lowering the caoe to let the men below unde stanu tba. stood ready to pull them away from their work at the proper signal.
 'T was waiting for the sienal to hoi~t them when Mcfarland came back He had paper in his hand --A'ch e1,rnosed was rv discharee. He came right up to where l was starding with my hand on the lever. waitino for the bells to hoist the men away rom rne Ioa~Sc noies n gre ocs- tom of the shaft. l
 "'You1 take that. you -
 -, guess' said he. and he strck the parer right in my face. Just as he attacked me got the signal to raise. and told Mcfarland to keep sv a. nom u,e anC ,et :1e alone. as
 had just got the signal to hoist those men away from the blast. Then he S uck me and knocked me down.
 was senseless for a moment. but got up and made another attempt to get to the lever. Tie sti;i would not let me raise the cage, and I again tod him that had answered blast sig ral from them. aod that they had now signaled to be raised.
 Even then he kept on striking me. and 1t was impossible for me to get my hand on the leve- to starr the en- zine. Then a second and third bell to raise sounded finally got hold or both his hands, and ss we shrugged h~o,y --r rc-.h rc ~'--nN'oi "r''ust ] .so etge of the platform and fell. l
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WANTrS-A practical engineer, fa- m;liaS with engines. boilers and pumps of jTery description desires position.
 10-13-6t.
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FOR SALE-Two 4-rOom houses; lot G5x1O0. 230 Brewery Ga.ch. Apply L.. A Borgstrom, on pl emises.
 1O-13-1m.
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Just received, carload of fine single. douhie and saddle horses. For safe a, Naco Stables. Naco. A. T. 1O-S-3ot
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For a pleasant physic take Cham herlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take Pleasant in effect For sale by all druggists
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LOST-About two weeks ago, a three dollar gold piece, dated 1855. Ten
 dollars reward to finder at this office. No questions asked. 10-15-2w
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FOR RENT

FC.2 RENT-FuI nished rooms. v1.0O Der month. Inquire at 195 and 196 Chihuahua Hill. 10-l4-6t.
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CLASSIFIk D ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-150 snares Huachuca Consolidated Development company stock at g.. Inqui.e Box 21i. Bisbee.
 10-1S-2t
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WANTED

WANTED-Girl waiter. 325 Nato Road. oposite smelter. Wages S3a. 10-16-6t.
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WANTED-Lady cook for private boarding house. Apply Mrs. L., care Review. 1O-1S-oe
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting Of the stockholders ot the Anglo-American Gold and Copper Mining Company will be held at the office of the company. Naco. Arizona November 26, 1903.
 (Sigred.) GEORGE YOUNG.
 Presi.ent \. B. WADLEIGH. Sec'y. 10-15-1ut
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice ia hereby given that the firm of Graham ( Benton Is this day dis solved by mutual consent. Dated at Disbee. Arizona Territory. this 18th Say of October, 1908.
 B. F. GRAHAM.
 RL BENTON.
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The Fair Store
The Fair Store
Dress and Walking Skirts

trg walking skirt If Oxford s2 tn nutshell leadership. We've s
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WANTED-Clean cotton rags, at Review offiGp. cents per pound.
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Dre.s Goods at lOc a Yard

It pay to look ca -fully into these dress goods question. The saving of a quarter on each yard. or get'ing a finer quality of certain cla>s of poods at cerr al pri i very rractical eco omy Look at the dollar dress goods he.e and vou'll see tht they gre. alm st wit out exraption. the beet ir own at that price
 Here gre some of th~ better weight fabri S. in ack and colo's, at s yerd
 Zibe inc, Ftani e. novelty and Scotch euitisp clan plaid
 There are 'irht weight tufts tt Sl too, but tn t's another story. ~ first flo
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They all do What? Smoke bis bee Tavorites.
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Smoke Bisbee Fayorites. Home products.
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in donble and twist casimeres. worsted serges, in dark and medium colors. The The styles are the newest sacks, double knee pants vest suits.
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S3. 50 for Boys Pants

All woo '~cotehy" effects. il chaviots plain blue ch@viot and SC sizes an e from 5 10 5 ye'rs. I breasted. Norfoiks and three piece k
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Boys OvercoatS $500

Overoat for boys to IA for school dark full cut m.a all but slightly 75c corduroy blue chevo and fancy mix tures: for ys to IS
 Undorw The conform and give with turn
The Republican journal., 1903-01-22
A WORD TO FARM TOlLERS.
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
The Home Friend of the
Farmer and His Family.

After the labors and tolls of the summer time,
and harvesting of crops in the early autumn,
many of our farmers, their wives, daughters,
and sons, find themselves in a condition of
health demanding careful attention if suffering
is to be avoided later on. Many experience
kidney trouble in some form; with some the
liver is torpid there is bilousness, nausea, and
vomiting, with loss of appetite and depression
OF spirits. Thousands who have been exposed
to cold, damp winds and rains while toiling in
the harvest fields, now feel the twinges of
terrible rheumatism; others run down by
worry, oyerwork, and irregular dieting, are
tormented with the Iangs of dyspepsia.
To the thousands Of run down, sickly, ard
half dead men ana women in farm homes we
recommend with all honesty and confidence
the workers friend, Tane's Celery Compound,
the only medicine that can quickly and fully
restore strength to the weak body and vieor to
the muscles. Iaine's Celery Compound tones
the stomach; it removes poisonous acids from
the blood which cause rheumatism; it feeds
the weak and diseased nerves and banishes
neuralgia tortures; j; purifes the blood and
gives true vitality and life. The use of Paine's
Celery Compound in autumn means the estab-
fishing of a perfect physical vigor to Withstand
the rigors of Il severe winter.
The Republican journal., 1903-01-22
LITERARY NEWS AND NOTES.

Holman F. Day has very interest
ing story entitled A Quaker Prodigal,
in the current number OF The Metro
politan. 1t is in a different vein from
his former productions, and shows that
he is a master of pathos as well as of
humor.
Pierpont Morgan is undoubtedly the
most fascinating figure before the world
to day. "Mr. Morgan, His Advisers and
His Organization" are discussed at
length in the January Cosmopolitan by
John Brisben Walker, who spent ten
DAYS between Mr.. Morgan's and Mr..
John MitchelPs offices, in September,
in the attempt to settle the coal-strike.
The Portland Evening Express will
publish in it's Saturday editions the
"reminiscences of Neal Dow. These
"reminiscences, recollections of so years,
were published by the Evening Express
Publishing Company few years ago in
volume of about 800 pages, and are
now to be given to the public in the
popular form of serial in the columns
of the Express. There are 2S chapters
, of the "reminiscences proper, with two
supplementary chapters. These will be
republished in instalments in the Satur-
day editions of the Evening Express.
The first instalment appeared Saturday,
January II.
Several years ago a suggestion was
made to President Eliot of Harvard
that, inasmuch as the first thing a
young man ordinarily did on gradua-
ting from college was to choose his life
work, it was important that each stu
dent should have presented to him a
thorough discussion as to the advan-
tages, disadvantages and temptations
of each of the professions, so that ill
determining his life-work he might act
with the fullest knowledge attainable.
The Cosmopolitan has begun this dis
cussion in its January issue by taking
up the legal profession. Besides point
ing out what the young man has to en-
counter in entering upon lawyers
career, The Cosmopolitan considers at
length the revolution which has taken
place in the legal profession because of
the reorganization of business in great
aggregations like the U. S. Steel Cor
poration, and modern business instru-
mepts, such as trust companies, title
and guarantee companies, and fidelity
insurance companies.
The Republican journal., 1903-01-22

81 believe every nonresident sports
man should be obliged to pay license
fee for the privilege of hunting in the
State. The receipts from this source
would permit the employment of more
game wardens, who also act as fire
wardens, to protect our extensive for
ests, especially in the open season,
thereby greatly lessening the danger
from fires. If nonresidents are not to
be compelled to pay license fee OF at
least $40. to be expended for warden
service, l recommend that an appro-
priation be made to enable this depart
ment TO employ force of fire wardens
to patrol our forests through the dry
seasons"
The Republican journal., 1903-01-22

WALDO SS.-In Court of Probate held at Bel
w fast, on the 18th day of January, 1903,
Edison A Buker. administrator on the estate OF
Julia A. Ellis late of Searsport, in said County,
count of administration of said estate for allow
ance.
Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully in The Republican journal, a
newspaper published in Belfast, in said County,
that all persons interested may attend at Pro
bate Court. to be held at Belfast. on the 10th day
of Februa, next, and show cause, II any they,
have Wby the said account should not be allowed.
GEO. e. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest:
CHAs. p. HAzELTINE, Register.