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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
c0WHiDiNG AND Z TlQUE7TE

When IN eyes dynamite IN her every
movement hllcksnake
down on Mere Man what - the thing 90
II = matter for study u Is question:
and permanently solved II In way bY precedent
Comparatively few ppe by women These
Who have stood public have not presented
dignind appearance Besides whip woman
the modern school OF athletics Is weapon
a rolling pin chair
William Alien White has nled want The Kanaas
Editor printed in hts something dd NOT like
She eamped on Mr. Whites trail eovhlde ana mot
him a public
Mr. White Is thinker lie has gray matter under bis hat
He SHOWS situation when pre-
Of at least l00o grew as the woman an
preached until looked hke sapliug engage In
wrestling match allow himself until he resemha
zebra should he rum
Mind you this kitchen scrap between those
low In the social scale One q the sunns
sr state was abou, TO make precedent that
through the
lie made IT, Bat blow then VIM Allen White
was off lie scarcely touched the spot he studied the
action Of aelabbh Tor gotten more speed
out Of his shapey limbs lie took bi0odsH hunter
ditch like found aauetuarv fhi, che
walls Of the editorial
The etiquette Of horaewhippng has fixed
When attacks Run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
HERE rs 4 FINE TRIBUTE MDE Ed

Mark Guy note been tnsrenr
the people q the United island horne he
has presented
There ia pride Americans
Mr. Pearss he public houses and
The saloons Or London d
He that untn he reached an
port
And he
7 deeply impressed sef-reaectnr bearing Of the
people They walked vith firm
Il u. and felt that they a In
That fine description I Is eap.a
~ gratifying Brtsher note tho good
qualities
For while there brotherhood
Idea In England International way there
Is lodging the fact that the Yam
kees as hsfeyized Erubbng hurry and
There are big and true and beautiful In
every land but here where for
rated with the spirit Of liberty
dream manhood has reached highest type.
We have MS but win ccumvsnt conquer them
We show oecasons viii
spots.
is fine thing nation that firm
STEP and know whose they a share In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
WAR rs WASTE

some nsurca concerning between Japan aud
Russia o timely interest
Japan negotiated t5Ooooo0o II sub.
England United s,atea The loan naed
per per making
neatns another loan
besides domestic loan Of
sNoOoooo
As security suooooooo pledges her
customs.
Japanese government he fret
years fighting siSooooooo being pledged
japan burden taxpayers make
years deficit and provide for operations
has about reached the limit Of
her credit
Meantime The market Tor loan Of t20oaooo she
pay about
millions gold she has been boarding years
The chest nearly she impair her
put upon people which they my
fitted bear
Adding loans the OF
st2o0oo00o one years
Hut the direct expenditure money only haf Of the loss Nil
Hons Of destroyed Tho withdrawal Of half million
from wealth producing labor tou Of
And this life and the de-
pletion OF the best blood Of Japan and Russia
War
waste Worldwide The millions u Farsb and Aue.
development Russia mil
lions smoke sadly needed improvement
And world IS a great
pay ibis
loss Money being diverted bonds In the
products
b foreign Inability
We told this commercial n commercial
ests OF the world ought the
nations exhaust their credit and capital refuses to furnish The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
sisk,nlps sbIvsrins ~.

u AEue and Malaria can be relieved
and cured with Electric uitirra
This iH pure. tonic mrdlciun. u
especial h~nefjt tn malaria. for it
exrrts a true curative Influence ca
the disease. driving u entirely out
81 the system Il 30 much Ia BE-
preferred O. Quinine. having nnue
- this drugs bad aftef-cfferta =
= MuudaY Of Henrietta. Trx.
writes MY brother was very loss
wiih maiarial FEVER ard isundire.
tnl he took Electric mifeHs which
saved he life Al G. o. GUYS Drug
Store. PRICE sos. guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

upan my beard until Port Arthur
falls Nor viii I shave myself until
the banner of Nippon Navea over
the SlasH stronghold
. Is H manner va serious and
all were deeply Impressed By hin
wurGH they had reeu him on the
bloody fields IN the war With china.
aud they knew be would keep his
vow but there were miagivinR
when he appeared al the club aey.
rrni days later With "a face that
showed but little trace Of beard
They questioned him about II. aud
no said that Instead Of shaving him
arls he pulled out the growing hairs
with a pair OF twerzera.
Crneha tacka. one Of the wealth
icht Young mon OF Toxic. the leader
of tho smart set aud without doubt
the best dressed man Ia the city.
was another who WAS ovrrlaYed By
the fan of Port Arthur Last July
Jueka Hulemuly declared. III the
presence Of "a number OF society wo-
men. I swear I viii not cut my
hair until the cursed tEara strong
hold falls
Aud he didut lie allowed his
father 10 eat It once and hia mother
TO cut II twice
or such stuff are the young men
90 Japan made
Anyway The navy has been gvinH
no rebates since Secretary Morton
began 10 baas Il.
Ono LoEnuHpoft. Ind. Girl killed
another Tor kissing her lover In
dlana'u record IN love affairs re-
minds one II Port Arthur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

For snow or rain a heavy rough
coat Is most desirable. Tho hhofA
have them IN great variety. and
they are being worn BY wouRsl. ola
and younK. rich and poor. Thy
woman who has 10 be content with
one coat for the season buys q
heavy long army cloth storm coat
II she "a wise.
These rough weather cloakH are
made on several models. and 81 a
variety 81 materials But they are
alike IN lnoHenesB and length.
Handsome plaid coats are worn. the
plaid being large OF small. gay or
dull. according % the taste Of the
wearer Brown tweed Is a favorlts
cloth. with n thread Of red showing
hero and there Tho claaks arc
made with the loose strapped backs
and ere double breasted The high
storm collar may be turned into
reyera. and the sleeves are broad
and loose. Va AZ 30 form a muff on
bitter days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
MORE JAPliERoEs.
How Two Brave Young sabieeta Of
the Mikado Suffered fur
Their Country.

HH'"HHH So AH AAAAAtHtsta Ha.'as#
TOXIC Jan. 10 Kuehes IN.
ehce. an officer In Company I.
Onlaug reserves. vas the happieat
4au IA AL Japan whcf The uesH u
che Alt Of Pot Art ~ vas re-
saivat and b. celebrated she event
- visiting a barber shop his first
all at aage aimee Ihs H.eaa of Port
Arthur began.
ON Feb 10. is0t. o Kurhee Ku-
ehee waa sitting with a number %
comrades ia his club. when a walter
brought a copy % the Toxic Faka
Nnza ta him O. kuehre karhee.
aho. by the way. ia called o X -
hls intimate friends. read 90 those
about him the story 81 the attack
an the Russian fleet ne POET Arthur
Comrades. said o X q swear
hy the cherry blossoms not tu let
the tonHoviAl reaper place the sickle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Coon songs hurt the negro. saYs
one ~ the prominent negro educa-
tors - Mississippi ia ha' Then
tho white man has his revenge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Give ua a call We give you a
first-elaHs toto AZ a medium price
Now Studio. Eitel building. Second
aud Pike. about January /. Eggan
a Ericsson. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
aIIAKN nIaINI..s

- 80 1919
Eafmau waa blown up on a
steamer last week
oh. fhafs terrible
Yea his wife thought he smiled
too pleasantly % enc - fho yOung
women an The b1af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Mexico ia % have a Zion CITY
This country. however. aiit con
ltuus % have nowIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

The Indiana governor has refused
90 accept a railroad pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

4 daut see why YOU live away
out there. So miles from the city
Nuigrly Why. lt would drive me
crazy o. have % stand around aud
walt Tor trains
we don't stand around aud walt
Tor EN- We have GO run after 'em
six days out OF seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Go TO spinninE's for bicycle re.
pairs. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

The steel trust Is offering more
stock 10 lts employees. Last call for
the p1usc'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
va STAR DUST "a


'llo always likes 10 enjoy a Joke
AZ somebody elise expense
know e. lie cant enjoy thy.
thlug unless II O. at somebody
else expense
Tho mibBdo declares ne did not
write the poems recently printed
aud credited "a him That makes h
unnecessary FOR htm 10 deny the re-
port that he Is insane
What did that woman wants
asked the floofWalkrr.
Nothing replied the clerk.
Then what made you waste 30
much time on her."
she was worth the time. / sold
hcr a hiil OF over 5000"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

When eyes dynamite n every
movement and hlckna whip
down Mere Man proper thing Tor him 90 dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Anyway The navy has been giving
no rebates since Secretary Morton
began t1 buHa a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Ono toEauapoft. Ind. Girl killed
another for kissing her lover IN
dlana'a record IN love affairs re-
minds oue II Port Arthur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-11

fobomu Elm. 0iele beroorra9en0e
Eerlonen, oarllnter Der Ser5og bon
Gonuougbt, Der WIiniiter oes 9lus-
luGrtigcn 2onS0otune ltno Der iopa-
nileh @eionote 0onosti pernbifie.
bctcn lih am 9abnboie bon ben ihei.
oenOcn @olten.
Die gon5c O}onnihoft ber.
loren.
Fort5, 10. ISuIi. - 9lue Soff.
nlnN ole Wtonnihoft beS Dor Der
Giniobrt OcS 0oien5 bon Sioi gbooI-
Lob, (uniS, qeiltnferen ll1terieeboo-
tea o6orfnoet" 5ll retten lit oufgege-
ben lrorOch oenn 8eriitfe, bas
Boot SIT bebcn, boben lih olS pergeb-
llb erlDlelen. IS gilt ieet ols ablo-
Int lber, OoB ole llngIiidIihen ollie
einen quoluOIlen Gritidun9Stoo &c.
fllnoen boben.
Die 9lngeboriqen ser llmgefomme-
net ole lonntIidb berbeirotbet ma.
rem illo nit ibren 5omilien in 9iSer.
to mobnten borrten Die qon5e Nudt
am llicr pcr5mciieIt olti 9tohrihter,
uno ais lie enolid Oo8 S6redlide
crfubrer, mar ibr Sommer gren5en-
los Gie meiiten Der 0rouen lporen
Dor Shnter5 foit pabniinnig umo
muBten NIT @elpnlt bon oen 2eihen
lue9Gcbrobt perben als oiele geIon.
oct muroeu Die Wtarine.8 .8eb0roen
boben litb Der 9eonuernsipertben al.
genommen uno eS miro oilSgiebig
fir lie aeiorgt iperben. 8oourh ooS
llngIiid bcrbeigeiiibrt puroe, lit nod
nidt ollfgetlGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-11
Sas Cpfer zines Moro Gumpluts.

Gbepenne, Wpo, 10. SSuIi. -
9Im Big Sorn Hiuer, oberbaIb 5ber.
mopoliS, @po, lit ser angeiebene
Hondbeliber Bob WcGop in einen
Sinterbdlt gelodt rno ermoroet NOR.
oen Seine 2eihe, nit Steinen be.
Ifmert, wuroe in ben Sllb geluorfen.
UfcGop batte Dor ipenigen Dionater
Srobbrtele erbnlten in pelhen er
ulligeforoert fuur6e, Die @egeno at
perlolien, penn ibm lein Geben lieb
lei SSn jeoem 8riefe lpuroe gelogt.
man peroe ibm olS abibredenoeS
&en3eid)en fir QInoere ein Sbr ab.
ihneioen, iaas man i'm tooten miiBte.
WcGop, Der Die Drobungen inbeuh.
tet lieB, luilroe in cine obgelegene
Soiltte gcIodt uno binterriifS eridois
fen. Der ulifgeillnoenen &eihe febIt
Gin Obr, lpie ole Woroer eS geiagt
bottcn. Die 9ilttbot bat in gan5
SbermopoliS Gountp groBe glui.
rcgung perurIod)t, nnb ole geboroen
lino beniibt, oen Gbdtern auf Die
Spur 81 fonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-11
|ermiptc @ulcilutilc in sid)erbeit.

Scottle, 8oib, 10. Suli. -
Ger 0ompier o3eulonoia," Der BON
Some, 9Ilosfo bier ongeIongt lit.
bringt Die erlte ytohridlt bon Dem
orftilhcn 0oraoo, nohOem Die tele-
gropbilte Gerbin0lmg nit Der ent'
Iegenen @olofiiite Dor orei 0od)en
irnterbrod)en mar. Iie 0ampfer Der
OoIoilotiue. unl oeren Siherbeit
man bier in 9eiorgnib mar, beiinoen
lid, pie Die n3eoIunoia" berihtet,
uuBer @eiubr; ibre Riididbrt iei MIR
ourh ltiirntilhe8 Wetter. pelfes Die
20ihmg ocS aurgoS bel 9tonc iln.
mogIih mndte, pcr3ogert moroen.
2ln 9oro Der .3eoInuoiu" beiiroet
lid cine @oIOien0ung ml @crtbc BON
81 ,332 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-11
Die prGdtisen Eort 9epoiit. uni
0ettertuu . GrfnrIiuneu.

Serrlide Gcenetie'u. eebiress2lnii6ieu. bic
eroben Brlden, 3u ieoer Seii Elm 8enub iiir
6ic Nueen 0ibfs iemnt BEN Susouebanitn'
Rioer glci6. 9etterion III Elm populdrer BIat.
Q5robe neue SoteIs aties atbmet gfube nnb
Comfort Die feiniten aeuie benlisen siele
gusNiiee. Reuer Sdnenoampfer .SnS1nes
bunnaF Jsoen 5tenftaa. 5onnerltae H. Cant
iing I'm 1 iibr Gn4mitines. 8ldinnit nm
kii ltbr gbenss. WittfpDdbS unb SumitugS
unt ubr Borm HiidfuHft um ubr sbenos.
Wiiit,potss ssausiliiee eeitaiten "a Gtituoe stnf'
eniboIt in Bort 8epoiit srm Refudb Der prdt'
tigen anaaen bes ~7ome'Snttiut5." Gdbrs
inrien zoe WlobI3eiien soc.
5uui23 T&5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-11

gtsuu Jeuans sine Nsiie tbui.
70 Ipn cr tels bns dltbemdbrte Sellmiitef. bic
ct pcrnnro arnuterptlItn bet lidl fiibreH. @es
rdoc Gni Der Reiie tontmi Der D9naen ourdh ms
aelprbnlc aoft uno urreselmdbta eineenommene
GRubljcieu duBcr GronitHg. lie 5olgen limo
Stopfueb uno aaaenleines llebelbeiinoen. Der
fluoe jciienoe iuin leioft ourcb Den e'ebrnIdi
Der peltbeiunnten St. 8eruaro aranteupiiieH
allen phen unqefihrten qetoeH eineH Aiegel Dor
Irbiehen Die BtaeH ItHo iets aus retnen, betls
frditiqen Irtnfern bergelteIit uno euibdlfsu
feline oen meHihlidleH Shlient .nddbtbeiiaen Cub
ftiNnfSo 1&G1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-11
Gin Geidlenf tiir's Qeben.

@enn Sbr Guren 1b6terH ein prnittltes Ses
fcbenf MAIDEN mcIt etn 8eidhent turs 9ui'5e
leben 10 iuBt iie eirteH 4nIius I'M
Qsdeetrte. Tameui edneioerinittm
curdmadlen. Ste Sthuie II ieet eeptiHet Eer
Stoitenpnnft 1T gering. SCbller thr oie Ioeno'
fluiien tperben ieei nnfgenon,inen. gSeeen Se'
ottlpunaen iueHoe man itb an Dlrs. pnoer, ri.
302. Wsit. saraiega., g6e popare.straee.
f270-l
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-09
VERY BAD SITUATION
 MADE BY STBWAY
OPEN PLACE BACK OF ORIENT POLLUTES AIR WITH FRIGHT
 FLU STENCHES.
Broken Sewage Pipes Let Seepase Run on Floor-Apparentiy No One to Remedy Evil, Which Is Threat to Life, Limb ana Health.

The situation the subway is in, ap- parently without a caretaker or any one responsible for it's conduct or con dition, has given rise to a bad state of affairs at one point at least on its line.
 This point is back of the Orient, where there still remains the big sur face opening that was occasioned by the top of the waterway falling in dur ing the bis storm of three weeks ago, when the city narrowly escaped seri- Ous damage and heavy loss of life.
 Arising from the opening back of the Orient are odors that are almost over towering. They come from sewage that is being run into the subway fro mthe private pipes that were con Eected with It following its cOnstruc- tiOn. A number of these pipes are said to have been broken during tke storm of three weeks ago. and it is said that no attempt at repairs has since been made. As a consequence there is considerable amount of the vilest sewage constantly seeping into the open subway and pUtrIfying al most immediately beneath the litch- ems and dining rooms of restaurants where hundreds are daily served with foods that must draw more or less of the impurities thrown off by the germ laden, vicious o5ors given freely to the air by the open pace in the subway.
 Aside from the danger to health that leaving open of the big hole into the subway const tUtss there is the further danger 10 life and limb that failure to close the hoe carries. There is Q narrow way between the opening and the buildings next the hole which wagons can get through If carefully driven. 4 misstep, however, would plunge vehicles, horses and drivers to the bottom of fAevhole, and it would De almost aAEiAracle if death did not accompany broken limbs. Besides the danger to drivers there is also constant menace to pedestrians going through the alley. The nights are dark, and man eeuld easily fall into the opening before warned of it's pres ence. Once in he might make him self heard, if not killed or stunned by the fall, and secure relief, and he might not.--
 Another dangerous place on the sub way is at BIsbee Bank corner, where the water way hole has been open for weeks. No danger light is put at the corner. and these dark nights drivers and pedestrians are at the mercy of chance. The question arises in this connection as to who would be re- sponsitle for injuries sustained in the eyGur pf ianaoa cttifs hoing fTod Some contend that the builders of the subway would have to stand the ac- ton, while others maintain that t would be up to the city, inasmuch as the opening is in a city street, and the city responsible fer the care of thor oughfares to the extent at least of placing danger lights where dangerous places exist
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-09
HACLNEY'S HEARING
 RESUMES TODAY
MAN CHARGED WITH GRAND LAR CENT IS A COOL
 NUMBER.
Evidently No Stranger to Court Rooms. Claims Lightning Performance or Day of Theft-EVidence Submitted Yesterday Establishes Nothing.

M. Hackney may not be criminal, but if he is not he has somewhere picked up a considerable familiarity with court room proceedings and a coolness Of demeanor under fire on a serious charge that would indicate that the officers are right in their conten- tion that in making arrest of him they Lave picked up a shrewd operator
 Hackney was arraigned in the court of Justice Murphy yesterday after noon on a charge of grand larceny, the cffense being robbery of the room of Mrs. Smith, of the Royal Hotel. of S55 on Wednesday, Less than week ago Hackney was on trial for conspi- racy to commit foorgery at the Cop Ter Queen Store. following acquitta on which charge he brought suit against Frank Coles, the complainant, for S5.000.
 The hearing yesterday afternoon continued until o'clock, when on le- quest of Attorney Ross for the defend ant continuance until this morning at 10 o'clock was granted. The testimo- Iy introduced yesterday developed nothing damaging to Hackney. Mrs. Smith, when asked if she would swear | that Hackney took her purse, sad that she could not Besides Hackney there were c,hers moving about IF the corridors of the house at about the time she thinks the money was taken. Her room door was open. However. Hackney had acted in peculiar man rer. He was coming from Q rooln and going toward the door of another when she met hIm. To her knowledge he had never before been in the house. He said he was looking for a real estate man he had an appoint lnent with. The only real estate man stopping in the house IS MT Hagen. He testified that he had no knowledge of Hackney.
 Hackney was the picture of calmness
 n the court yesterday afternoon He listened keenly to the testimony given and at frequent intervals whispered to his attorney questions which the tat ter propounded. Hackney continues assertion that the money found on his person when he was arrested was ron by him at gambling tables, and as serts that he will prove this by wit nesses. He has so far brought in two gambling table operators who state that he won from them a total of SPA, aud he says that the others with whom he played will be forth coming.
 The time during which Hackney was absent from the bedside of his sick wife is said Oy him to have been a lit tie over an hour. In that time he claims to have won the S65, playing at several games, had his hair cut, bought a new hat, went home and changed his clothes and appeared on the streets again.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-09

Fall Goods Deiayed-Most merchants in the city complain of delayed ship meLts of fali goods which are not in their stores from the factories and wholesale houses in the east and on the coast. The trouble appears to be with connecting railroads at Fl Paso and at Benson. From the coast the freight traffic of the Southern Pacific has been delayed for some time be- cause of the Salton Sea trouble, while in the middle west railroads have been much hampered during the last month by flood and storm yisitations.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-09

IT so, read what well known Cana nea citizen has to say about the re- markable curative properties of Ma lures Remedies:
 La Cananea, Sonora, Mex.
 Aug. 12, 1905. kind Friends and Strangers .-T want to write few lines in behalf of the great medicines, Natures Reme- dies. I was taken down about three years ago with very bad disease; you can guess what the disease was. On June 26th last came to Cananea from Globe, Ariz., feeling fine. About the 2Sth or 29th of the same month was taken down first with rheumatism; then after few days suffering i was paralyzed in my left side On the 5th of July I commenced taking Messrs. Doane & Richardson's wonderful medi- cine. I found sudden relief by this medicine. Am now in much better condition than I have been in three years. I spent three months in Santa Boralee, Mex, Springs. It only pa a.ch- ed me up for a few months. Friends, take my advice, and never let any body tell you that mercury is the oniy treatment for Bad Blood. It wtlI only kill you in course of time I am now wOking every day and ID the best nf health, and will gladly give any ad- vice to suffering men in what these great remedies-Natures Remedies have done for me. You can find me at the Los Angeles Hotel, attending to business every day
 Respectfully.
 FED ROBERTS, Better known as Bum Roberts" Doane & Richardson, manufacturers, Tucson. Bisbee Drug Co.,, distribu- tors, Bisbee, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-09
GREAT PROSPERITY ON COAST.
Says pr. CaVin-Improvemen in Bis
 bee-Condition of MT. French.


 DT. Gavin, who returned to the city on Thursday from the coast. resumed his place at the c. & A. physicians headquarters yesterday. He said that with Mrs. Gavin he had greatly enjoyed his vacation, and came back much invigorated.
 Los Angeles, and ali Southern Cali fornia," said the Doctor in speaking of his trip. "are now in the midst of the greatest season of prosperity they have ever known. Things are booming in every line of activity In this respect note that Bisbee has been holding her own, too. The town has certain ly improved much in the last few months, while the progress made at Lowell is very marked"
 Dr. and Mrs. Gavin returned to the city in company with Mir. and Mrs. $. W. French and Dr. Shine Dr. Gavin said yesterday that MT. French wsg much improved i1 health. and that there was at the present time no occa- sion for alarm concerning his condi- tion. The cause of his trouble was inflammation which attacked the veins Of leg. He is not yet fuiIy relieved and the trouble will require watching and care for some time in all probabil. ity, but with these it is not anticipat- ed that he will not be permanently re. fieyed
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-09
GOOD RELIABLE TAILORING al
 THE SAFE PLACE to TRADE,

We are showing in our fall wear what we do in the way of prices. We show in our work and fit what We do in those.
 We never ask you to take a misfit and absolutely stand by very suit or dered of us.
 We couldn't afford to do otherwise. A large line of LARGE PIECE WOOL EMS at s1S.50 Co s40OO for SUITS to YOUR MEASURE.
 We have line of good LEATHER ETTE SUIT CASES left. They are S3.50 each for one week, you can see them in our window. Also TWO SPECIAL NUMBERS in MEMS WORKING SHOES. A dandy at S3.50 and $500. CHEN ONLY.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.