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Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Half-a-Dozen of the
Newest Wells
lrh..4,.,.t ,t-o,4t
lChestnut street

Paris sends a delicate little open
work veil with drop dots OF soft
chenille swinging on Indifferent
from anything we've ever had be-
fore. $l.2S, $1.5o, 81 and $5
yard.
Another French veil has a clus-
ter OF dots every little way-a big
fellow in the center, and wee little
ones crowding around it. $l.75 a
yard.
Still another is covered with
dots that run in threes-" the big
bear, the medium sized bear and
the little bear. $l.75 a yard.
And the veil with Fat spots,
half black, half white, is very odd.
81.
In colors, nothing is prettie
than the new violet veil, with vel
vety dots of a deeper shade-th
same thing in brown, too, 75c
yard.
Red wells are prettier than on
would suppose-come with a rec
and a black dot, and look yer.
we'll with the cheerful red winte
hats. $1.25 yard.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Prices Tell Nothing
About Eurs
Second floor, Juniper street.

Here's this store advertis-
ing a Persian lamb coat for
S72. so, worth $1O0. Here S
another selling a Persian lamb
coat for sos, which, they say,
is worth Sis. A third asks
.S155 for a Persian lamb with
baum marten collar and re-
vers, while a fourth sells it
for $145.
OF course, no one wants to
pay more if she can get as
good. a thing for less. But
prices are no guide. You
must either see all the coats
side by side, examine the
skins, the shaping and the
making, or depend on your
knowledge of the store that
sells them.
Stock of Siberian squirrel, lined with
gray brocade satin, So. So
Siberian squirrel ready made four IN
hand. lined with gray satin, sl2.
Stock of Siber an squirrel, lined with
gray satin trimmed with passementrie,
SO so.
Cravat OF Siberian squirrel, lined with
gray satin, ends finished with fringe,
$40.
Tie Of Siberian squirrel, fur both sides,
ends finished with fringe SIS.
Shawl collar of Siberian squirrel
lined with gray satin, ends finished
with short fringe. $3.50.
Shawl collar OF Siberian squirrel,
lined with gray aud white squirrel,
finished with fringe. $57. so.
Ties OF ermine. lined with satin, SIS.
Sma curved co lar Of eimine, trim
med with passementrie, S45.
Shawl collar OF ermine, stole ends
finished with ermine tails, fur on both
sides. SlJ0.
Shawl collar OF ermine, long stole
ends trimmed with fringe on ends, lined
with satin. Us.
Deep shawl collar of ermine. Ions
stole euds, trimmed with fringe, lineC
with satin, $50.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Boys Clothing-Hieh
Tide
Market streetl

When the top-coat is to do
service Tor two W nters-as
the Wanamaker coats will
and mostly do-they must be
chosen with utmost care
properly balanced, so they
will neither be too big this
winter, nor too tight next.
For the quality of our
clothing we are responsible
if one fails you may have
another.
Refers, 3 to 1o-year sizes, S.
to $13. so.
Overeoats, 6 to 16-year sizes,
SIS to SIS.
Double breasted suits, 5 to To-
year sizes. $3.50 to SIS.
Norfolk suits, $5 to SIS.
Russian suits, 81 to $S.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
A Cookbook and a
Good Magazine for ST.
BOOK Store, Thirteenth street,

book Store, Thirteenth street,
We can sell Good House
keebang, beginning with thi|
November number and end
ing with the December mum
Der, 1904-fourteen month
in all-together with a splen
did Co0k-Bo0k which the,
have issued-for 81. Leav,
your order at the subscription
counter, Book Store, or sen,
the dollar by mail.
Each number of Goo,
HouSekeebang contains at leas
one hundred pages of reading
matter, with valuable hint
on cookery, articles on hom
decoration, sanitation, tn
care of children, etc.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Merry Games for
Thanksgiving Parties
10y Store. fourth foorl

Nothing will help digest
the Thanksgiving dinner so
well as a good laugh-and a
good laugh will always come
with a good game.
Finch is one OF the best-every-
body likes it, young or old, 4oc.
Pit and BonySe are two other new
ones and it's great fun trying to
corner the market. soc.
Guessing games are full of
merriment.
Among the best are Philadelphia
Buildines - surprising how few
you know when they're taker
away from their surroundings, soc
Geographical Cards with puzzlinl
pictures, 25c; HiddcR Book Tile
for people who read, 25c and soc
and Uncle Sans Cabinets, whiel
show how we'll you know Ameri
can history, soc.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Children's Coats
lBaby Store. seeond hoorl

81 to SO, sUers &.25 10 SIP.
Two and three OF q kind Of
some of our most popular
children s coats-left after the
brisk selling of the past week.
Cloth, velvcteen, zibeline, kersey,
buttons, stitching, all sort.
OF pretty trimming on them. Children
10 pears can DC fitted in the lot.
Tue rew eoats. one, eiderdown,
white and red, to 3 years,
at $3.50; the other, a prerty boz
coat Of serge, red, navy or brown
with military buttons; to
years, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
The Rtqht Hat

IS the style that suits YOU
-remernoer that.
Tne newest hat is a far-set
Derby especially Tor } Dung men,
81 inch crown, I76-ineh brim (;
back of course. So.
Other Dsroys, all the autumn
and winter books and brims,
black, s.. $3.50. IS, $3.50, SIS.
Soft mats, y, $3.50, 50, and
ths seaioa's special Quarter
Back" $3.50; Stctson's soft hats,
$3.50.
Silk hats, S5, S6i Knox, So;
opera, 6, So; Knox, So.
lCity Hall cornerl
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Imported
Photograph Frames
Main Aisle

25c, 81, $1.25.
At 25c are frames with Art
Nouveau figures in relief on dull,
soft green's and browns; hinged
frames holding four pictures; /;
frames with flower decorations
violets, tulips. cornhowers.
For 81 are family frames, or
YOU can group your lavorite play
ers or authors in them; some fill
them with interesting souvenir
postals.
At SIPS are long frames, seem
inglv linen covered and artistic
ally decorated.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
The December Suit for WOme1
is the VelVeteen Suit
Second floor, Chestnut street

Unquestionably We know it because they selling
faster every day. because furs preter against SOFT
velvety surface than when with anything else in the
world and because simply can't resist the thought
of the combination
Makers Of velveteen suits have hard time of it. In
the first place unless they get just the right quality of
velveteen the coors bound to crock Nobody can
absolutely guarantee veveteen fast coor-uness it
the fast black" which has different finish from most Of
the others.
Then these suits be pressed in the usual way
with hot iron They be moulded down and shaped
with system OF weights which takes time and lots OF
patience
But all these things have been in order to give
us supply of and beautiful styles.
Women who would like suit in time for Thanksgiving
ought order today in there alterations to be
made.
good little walking Of corduroy
black blue ana brown 10 for in lack
io1e bton
lined throughout with silk 70 $l2O
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Children's
handkerchief
East OF Arcade)

Little folks lose so many hand
kerchiefs at school and at play
that you will be giving them the
best Of gifts if you choose any OF
these.
Some come in little boxes
ready II tuck into the stockings
on Christmas Eve.
Handkercniefs with colored borders
or all-white, 3 in a box 25c.
Finer kin Is, lew iits. lOc an l2hc.
White, embroidered. 25c and SOC.
Initial haudkerclieis. SC apiece.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Candies for
Sunday-School Festivals
Basement

Ready now-de livery when
des red.
Fresh, wholesome sweets,
pure ingredients, in half
pound boxes, or in bulk with
boxes to be filled.
Special prices for bulk-to Sun
dav- schools only-l4c, 16c, l6c,
zoe. 22c a pound.
A new box, half-pound size, is
a house with large chimney and
garden in front; Santa Claus S
head comes up through the chin
ney, bright colors, packs square
or fat-very appropriate and fetch
ing for little folks.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Baby Blanche Dolls,
ST. to $3
{ Main Aisle

The new 24-inch doll for 81 has
proved so popular that she is
going to stay down on the Main
Aisle another day, where every
little girl and every mother can
see her.
There are more blonde dollies
than brunettes have been ever
since Queen Victoria with hei
bright blue eyes began to reign
and all have fine bisque head:
and jeiutsa bodies.
Other sizes of Baby Blanche
$1.5o, 81 and So.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
nigh
ne |" speclal snot"

Thirteenth street end Of Cross Aisle
claims that pretty 25c neokwear
for another day. Such crowds and
crowds of women came yesterday
for the embroidered chiffon stocks.
the gay little Bulgarian, lace and
silk collars. that it was almost the
most popular place in the store
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Today Three Shirts for
the Usual Cost of Tqvo

81 shirts for CSC.
The mere closely you examine them the more yoc
viahink Of them--they're big dollars WORTH in the
quality percale, in pretty patterns in shapsy cut IN
aocura ft, in careful making.
We have sold thousands Of exactly this same kind Tor
S. and with satisfaction to Our customers.
Aisle, Market
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Good-Looking Coats for
Girls
tsecond floor, Chestnut street,


The long military coat hides
under its style and good lines lots
Of warmth and comfort. It's in a
good quality cheviot, black or blue,
has box pleats back and front, a
belt, military buttons and chevron.
Or the shoulders is a strap with
three little buttons. to "a years f;
$40.
4 little bit finer is a coat Of soft
silky zibeline in black and blue.
1t has gold bail buttons and velvet
crffs. 1t is long, grace ul and TIE
material itself is so elegant, nc
trimming is needed. 6 to IA years
SIS.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Fine Chatelaine Bags
Main Aisle

When you see them, you'll ex-
pect to pay S3.75, 81. so, Seven
more. All going for S2.75 because
we took the entire stock OF a
maker going out OF business.
Most of them real seal and wal
rus with handsome oxidized silver
mountings in artistic designs.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Chdren's Day at the Christmas Store-Wanamaler'
Carefully Selected Underwea
West Of Arcade

always in good supply in the regular store west Arca
because of it is made from our own patterns,
advance, ready for the thousands of customers whom
supply every year.
1t is picked up haphazard in a slipshod Market al
wearing Of it will show you how different it from
ordinary kind
WOmen's 75c and ST. underwear for soc
the special for odayseconds from one of the
American manufa arturers wool and cotton mixed ribb
vests and drawers in natural and white all Sizes but not
every kind. Find it in the Cross Aisle.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Good Books for Young
People

A Main Aisle counter filed to-
day with interesting books for
boys and girls in new and attrac-
tive bindings, 15c to csc.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Winter GoOeS

tor Men.
All the warmest kinds
came along with the cold
wave:
Wool gIoVes, soc to $3.50.
HeaVy Cape and mocha sioVes,
81 to $3.50.
Lnedhd sloVes, 81 to $780,
GarnRets, lined and unlinsd,
for driving and automobiling.
$3.50 to $3.50. Just inside the
doors at both ends of the store
busy men can slip IN and out
in jifiy.
Market and Chestnut streetsl
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Wedding Out
the Children's Millinery

Everything that shows the
least signs of handling-all
the two-or-threc-o f-a-kind S
and orphans-hats for big and
little girls, golf caps, Tam
o. 'Shanters-all going for so
little that we don't expect one
OF the 200 to be here by
night.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Women's
Lambskin Gloves, Csc
Main Aisle,

Just the thing for knock about
wear during the Christmas shop
ping rush, though the skins and
cut are so good they ought TO
serve Tor better occasions. Bla k,
white and colors.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Men, s Furnishings and
a Story About Shirts

A long list Of men will tell you there more sxclu-
sive things here than in any other
A ong list Of men will tell you the shirts they have
had made here fit better than those they could get in any
other store
A still longer list will tell you they get more for
their money here than in any other store.
hendso of store
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
S Lee e p Y

A woman from Boston yes
terday asked why Peter is so
sleepy-says she wants to tell
the folks at home when she
gets home.
No, you must guess.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

For SIS and S42 suits with long coats.
The S35 kind are black and grayi those
for S42 come in black and blue.
After these. novelty velveteen suits
for $50, SS7, SOS, SIS up to $l2o.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

A good little walking suit of corduroy
comes in tn ths velveteen class
black, blue and brown, SIS.
For S27, wa king suits of blue or
black velveteen, with a long blouse coat
lined throughout with silk.
Evening journal., 1903-11-21
Look to Your Shoes!
thirteenth aud AIarketl


Are they what they seem to be? Were they built to
please the eye only? VIII they give the service expected
of them Are the soes aktanned leather miserable
apology? Are the shoes the best your money will buy?
We plan Shoes lay out the specifications, often buy
the leather so that stand back of every pair They
are sod from beginning endnot like the OdoU shoes
built for looks onythat manufacturers work hard to
get up nowadays
Typical Wananaker Shoes Are
Tile Wananakey- Reliable The WaRamaker Wear T'eLl
ter W,omen at So tor Men at So
That they are equal to the $3 so shoes on the mar
ke today easily be proved.
The Wanamaker-Special for Men, $500
is sold in many cities for $5the shoe; we give the
manufacturer that privilege
In addition to these regular lines we have some good
shoes today that to US from makers and obberstheii
surplus lots-ano
Evening journal., 1903-11-21

The style of the
hour-sight out Of ten
young men that come
in want them.
But taers are va
riots kinds. Some good,
some bad, some a1UfaL
Our de igners have
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
On Bad Bronchos.

Naco is to have an exciting time on
 Sunday next. There is to be an ex- hibitior of Broncho riding there next Sunday afternoon, such as has never been seen in this section of Arizona The country has been secured for the past three or four weeks for the worst outlawed horses that could be found, and E. B. Holt, who has the exhibi- tion in charge, with Red Seeley, have gathered a bunch that will heep the riders busy. There will be some daring exhibitions of broneho riding and horsemanship on the hardest buckiag horses rom the range. The riders win be Red Seeley. Charley Colbath. John Dossey, E. B. Holt ano Kid Brown. The E. P. & s. w. K. R. have made a rate of fifty cents for the round trip, and will run special train leaving Bisbee al 1:3e,e and re- tuning after the exhibition ta7
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
A Bloody stabbine Affray.

AS a result of a vicious staDDlnS affray at O'clock Friday morning in Ronquillo, Rafael Lopez. assistant chief of police and a woman named Tomasa Flores, now lie al the point of death and Lucio Cervantes is locked up in stau awaiting the result |ef their injuries. ,roT The woman was the novia oesweetheartl. Of Cervante5, suspicioning that all was not rieht he went to her domfcile ant .tound her and the. young otieer oecupying the same bed. 3, Drawing huge knife ne stabbed. Lopez in the leg. winch pre- vented him from rising and followed 1t up with six more staps. He hen stabbed the woman three times. one wound being considered. fatal, anfi left them. He was arrested three miles north of town by Luis Monreal, police man No. II. Drs. Barroso and Ser win are attending sLopez and slhe5 wot-, man but have litfSe hopes of stne-r recovery. " -i9Seti
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
'rhuas Held to Answer.

Thomas DePriest and (. Davis, the two men who were charged with hay ing held up man named Long rriday night last at the Sha;tuck lumber yard, were sentenced yesterday in Justice Browns court. DePriest was ordered to find bund in the sum oi S2. 600 to guarantee hIs appearance al the next term of the district court. Failing to do this he was taken into custody: by deputy sherin Chidester and will be taken to Tombstone to await trial Davis was found guilty
 Of being an accessory to the crime of which DePriest was charged and his bail was fixed at 3f0O0. The testi- meny introduced ct the bearing of the case on Monday showed that DePriest evidently laid in wait at the Shattuck yards while Davis lured Long to the spot wAere he was struck down by De Priest, who felled the victim with a 2x6 toist. DePriest took the de cision of the court witbcptsthel least show of emotf1n. while1 David g1ared at the justice with a malicious eye.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
No Quorum of couneiImen.

Last night was the regular monthly meeting night of the city council of Bisbee. Owing 10 the fact that quo- rum of members was lacking no Du5i- ness was transacted. Aldermen
 Johnson and Warner are out of the city. and Alderman Scott was report ed as ill at his home. Last night was to have been one of the most impor- tant ones in the history of the coun- cil's work. The report of the jail committees were to have been pre- scented at this meeting. and there was possibility that the street railway franchise would have come up for con sideration. A special meeting has been called by Mayor :duirhead for Friday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07

public all alonsotfle line are especially fortunate in haying.justi suchs officials to deal with in these of the, El sf asO and Southwestern Railway. This is particularly true of the generals 1T eight and passenger agent of what the peO
 pie are pleased to term their own "Bisbee road" MT. V. R. Stilest
 . ,: Interested in every desire of hiss pa irons. the wants and wishes. Of fRese are studied, and as far as can be con- sistent are met with "a degree or promptness that is more than. com mendable, for as rule the public are not always in close touch with railway officials. One of the latest evidences of catering, to the pulse Of the, public is the surprisingly low rate put into effect: for the Fl Paso. excursion of five dollars for the round trip from Bisbee and surrounding towns Nos only that, but laying aside most im- portant matters of detail which con stantly arise in his office MT. Stiles spends days on the ground looking up matters that would add to the pleas ure of the roads patrons. This is the kind of policy that wins the hearts and. purses Of the people, instead or the antagonism that customarily eX- tends to corporations. For so many years associated with the people of Bisbee and a resident of this city ali are pleased. to. note the. success the genial general passenger agent oi the best railway system in the south Efsssl, and the scagablIe Gaaalll3rt Gmaaann3errt in ! which the, affairs oftlthe cqMipanY, are bapdled in tnec are of Mir si'eY,ac
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
AT o.d Timer.

AT oid Timer.
 f It is pleasure to meet an old time man, one of the old scnool Mr EdwinuScott.r who is here repre-; the firm of J, c. Newit; of Los Angeles has been representative newspaper man on the Pacifis Coast for years, and was the first reporter to take the proceedings of the first leg islature in the State of Washington for the Portland Oregonian, one of the most influential journals on the Pa cific coast. MT. Scott will remain in Bisbee for some time. The firm of J c. Hewitt is one of the largest and most reliable agencies in Los Angeles in fact on the coast, and handles the clientage of some fifty of the largest concerns in the city of Angels.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
Cut Hand With Failing Rock.

James bowling, a miner employed at the Holbrook. was struck on the rght hand by falling rock 'yester- day and sustained two cuts which will lay him up for four or five days Bowling was at the station on the 4Oo level when the accloent happened, the rock coming from the station above. The force of the blow caused two deep lacerations which were dressed by Dr. Dysart at the company lispensary.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
Cost Nye s Ten Spot.
 William We was anyI


 William Nye was anything but a hu- morist yesterday when he was ar raigned before Justice Brown to an swer to the charge of having made threat to do bodily harm to :he per son of one E. Mitchell. -Nye wore a worried look as the justice real the complafnt4 which had been lodgeS against him, and, at it's close admifsssf That he night have been guilty Of the charge as he was under the influence of liquor at the time of the aiege
 threat to assault. He stated in his own behalf that he had not used .i- quor for. a year previous to last Sat urday and that too free indulgence in .he fire water of Bisbee was probably
 responsible for his errors of last Sat urdaynight. Nye claims that he has
 been working at Fort Huachuca for the past eight or ten months. He is a baker and some times busies him. self a a tonsorialist, but had not pro cured e position at any of his voca- tions when he took part in the alter cation, that lead tc his arrest. The
 justice fined Nye $1o and. he made rapid .rsacks in. the.. direction ssof' a friend whom he thought miek pay that amount fer him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
A Pool Tournament Now.

The knights of the cue who hold forth at the gymnasium club have made all preparations for a continu ous pool tournament to extend over he space of one week. - A handsome silvel loving cup is to be. the prize, but it will remain at all times in the pos session of the club. the winners of each series being emitted to a space on the cup for the engraving of their names anc scores. The tournament will start at an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Nurses Finger infected.

B Jack McGregor, the we.l known narse at the Copper Queen hospital lis suffering from sIiyht attack v' b,ocd poisoning, brought on Dy infec ton as result of coming, in contact with the poisonous excrctn3 from a wound of one of the patients at the hospital. dcGregor had scratched his finger a short time before fnrec. tion set ir. thus making himself a ready subject for the pagation oi the poisonous germs No danger is looked for in McGregor's case. as the wound was well cared for as soon as the trouble was discovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
Doreder's Wealth.

B. J. O'Reilly, recently appointed to the guardianship of Walter Doreder, and Justice Mcdonald spent the great CT part of yesterday afternoon in talk ing an inventory of the personal eff, fleets of Walter Doreder. Doreder's s personal property will foot up into the hundreds. it is now estimated by Mir. O'ReilIy. Today the work of looking over and appraising the personal goods and chattels of the unfortunate insane patient, will be at an end. and his real estate will receive the atten- tion of the appraisers. Doreder was considered one of the .wealthiest men in the city,. So. far as real property awnings were concerned, having thir- ry-seyen houses in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
Was After Money.

Was After Money. Alejandro Angula was sentenced py Justice McDonaldo yesterday to serve a nine day term on the chain gang. He was arrested by constable Doyle at the city Of Bisbee 'in a saloon Mon day nigh whefe he7 was caught in he act of attemptingSStq tifie the pockets &. drunken Italian, .. He was pre- vented from O caszsings out his' insen tiens by frienasaef. the drunken man, tDoyie broufhf stks pfisouer before Justice McD6nAI6' yesterday morning where he was arraigned on a charge of disturbing thes peace and toun1 g,aiity.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
, . Rock Cut his Eye

Rock Cut his Eye
 N. s. Peck, while drilling in the Holbrook raise on the 400 level at that shaft of the, Copper Queen com. pany, knocked off a small piece of rock which flew. striking him in the right eye. The result Twas a laeera- ton of the cornea which will undnnot: jedly cause reck considerable tr&blee aud pain for the next weeK. Dr&DY; Sart attended the Injured man.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-07
Rcck Fell on Him.

K NJ. J. Nolan was struck by failing rock at the Hoibrook shaft yesteI iay morning about ' o'clock. He sus' tained a ,severei scalp wound. but is
 not so seriously injured that he will be obliged to stop work. Nolan was oh a descending cage when the rock
 fell from the 400 level. striking him en the top 6f the head. At the Cop
 per QEAsn .dispensary Dr. Dysart at
 tended Che injured man.