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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Montovn, pomiugo~Iand i00x2d0 vRran;
~. 0n N. BY ". sauChoHi N 0ruat, ".
al CHairarea. W. u. padiiia, land 5lSalp
varla. ia. ON N. ~ ~ Sanchez, y. Apo
dncl E and w. A. Montoyai land 10sA0
yhflh I'D. on y. hy l.. pRdilini \. and "
II fudillni ", ~ kNnChtz. taxes. t.l35
penalty IN cent?, costs tl.U. total feW
MuuE0. Jose c. Land lsN100 vnfaa, ia.
ou by ~. ApodGoa, ~ al MorfHd. ~
NJ Apudacai ~. n, Mohtoyai lnnd93x2oe
shfls 10. on N BY roadi n II. 8tnchcz.
p danchesi ~ Public land taxes,
ti. penaiiy. 81 cents. costa. % cent?.
total. tla6.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Dehus. Adam I.-sE ia. Of HW IA. I'D
tian so, Twp. 10 n, KanFe 3 n. 20 aero
NE IA 0f So IA, section ~. Twp, 10
ftanHe ? II. ~ acres u. IA n dN ia
Hection ~, section %, TWP ~ n, RANGE
~, ~ nCreBs w re II hW "A and aE 1
uf aW ~. section a. Twp. 10 n. RauI
y, no acres taxes N3pi penalty,
ccntai costs, tli0, total, tlO.l5
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

heca, Salvador Land C6xg55 warns; ia.
on N, by 3, 81 R0doy, h. II. aavadrts ~
n. Chavez. w. Arenai, land. ii0xIao snr-
~ ia on NJ by q. Baca. n Raveira. N
1yerl W. uuknowni land ioox8e varar:
-, yn N " Al. l'aca. ,. Rodey. u. are-
y cents costs. tLcS. total. SS50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

aandovai, IGnacio-i.nnd Mxto0 varnH;
nd, On ~ By l.. Garcia; y A, Martin. y.
A w. Unknown, taxes, ~ cpnfei penalty,
% cents; costs. 81 cents total. n.ao.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Qulntina lone D--t.nnd % By ic1 feet.
IN prrclnri So. t; taxes 81 cents. penalty
I copta. costs, - ceutai total, ti.gi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Kane. r. INLAND Bd on n. BY candei-
arlNi y J. a. Moore, y. r. r., ". an
street. taxes. 81 49, penalty, AZ cents.
coats. Gusts IS ccntsl total, ei0.@
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Ioi,ata. Thomas Patented land and im-
nroveulenta. io0 acre.. taxes, fi3.t5; pen.
alty. IS cents. costs, 70 cents totai'
NA15 , -.
I.uccro, Lorenzo %. y-Pntented lana
penalty, n cents costs. 90 cents total
i,ucero. Mariana y narcla.-patfnted
land: taxes. g. ,e; penalty. IA cents costs
81 cents. total 80,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

zciEor a Dodd--IAnd ID, on n.
Springer Lewiat .. Rodey a nrltinl
y, Grant, W. e.. Kemp, block q, llomel
addition; taxes. 1880; penalty, 10 cont
costs, ta2u, total, tii.60.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Rawiina, W. K.~-Land IA. on N. b
lluaicNi :. sintefni u road w. Montsya
% acres, taxes. 8iAG. penalty, % conta,
costs % cents total. say.
Romero, fellx-iand precinct No. ~
iVxld1 warns; ~ "A. candolnrias II aud NJ
Menauli ". ditch; land ra01 Vnras, M
and n. T. Candelaria. 3. Public road
W. HrhrcnHi taxes ffs "a. penalty. q
centsi costs. 70 cents. total. E9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

whiting. Calvln--1v. IL 81 NV IL. sd
tlon 10 Twp. 80 n Range 4 N ~ ecrel
land ME- ~ Of aW 10. section ls, 1'wi
40 n. Range n 20 acres. SM IA. So IL
section 10, Twp 10 M. Range I III,
acres, taxes, N5f penalty, ii cansl
costs, fl.W, tO.hl, fGl0
WhItaJn, Aiyinda LIS az Df SW III
section 20. Twp. 80. Range h, la acrcl
Lot z, Town Grant. section D, Twp. n
Range, ", - acrea( less ldi feet: wed
ondJ Undivided onc.third Interest
nrrsa between lard ~ Mathews aad ia 4
Tor, acres, taxes, 1875. ponnlty. - csnii
costs, ti.0a. $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Duran. Anna Maria--i.and In precinct
IL, no. hs 90 Varna. n. Alexander; s.
Lombnr,lo. ~. bills ", arroyo. land ~
by 40 warns. n road \. ditch, w, Luz
.s cents. costs, 70 cents; total. hSi5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Chavez, Gabriel A.--Iand ma. on n bv
!. Chavesi y, Public road. W Pubic
land ! acre, taxes, tiaO. penalty, o. cents.
costs. l3 cents. total. u.ga
Chavez, Antonio n Qancs,..s n IA
ls9xls0 yaras; Bd. on 81 By III Gabaision.
y. a. homeroi AZ arcnnI. W. A. Mon,
tu}A, taxes, ti.iNi penalty. VI c0ntat
costs. % cents; total, si.sO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Duran, Maximie--Land lisxso varaa.
"a. ga " Public road ), Juan HUNK,
n. 4. rnnCncui W. Public road. taNaa'
Ml1i penalty. VI cents. costs, q ccnfe.
'o'h. n-iA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Ortego. Ostelano--tAnd 2ooxeo varhsi
ia on N. BY ~ Mora q, ]. y. MhrtneHi
IL. a w. 0fnnt, land IN precinct No, =
Dxi00 varaa. pd. on ~ hy n, RGmeroi
~ "A Romero, ~ AZ. Lucoro W, A. Roo
nero; taxes. q N. pcnalt, 70 centsi costs,
70 cents; total. N.@
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29
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~ JANUARY sth, 1905.
xs:lo. SEQ: 500 x gsorhE s.sS $50. 1850
AGO. sllz:25, 4:s5. st:56..5:i2 aeSs .ss: :Ss.
ss.Ss Io o 6ridgeportl. s7:19. $500. .Iis.as
x5:5o. sa:55 am. 'ss.io .a.1s ~. $50.
Ae.i9, $50, eS:02. $50. 1905 D. m, e't<'
Eor Washington via Harlem Rfvar
l5:9zp.ms 1890 night daily.
Boston, Worcester and Provi-
1901 4. M. l aaTtrerd and Willimantic-
Proyiasses@ US HsH E9 9a .l,,, s9d
8 aT,e M l2;oS; slI2:l1. 1858. .4:2o, 500.
a l1.4i :1 si;ei Pm sundays-.2;25.'a :5s
.iG;s6 a. m. *f:z5, 1855 pm. Sunda w.
1907 am. 1915 pm. '.' -
: Eor Hartford, Springfield, ctc.-s1: o7.
Sa SAY, d:aS. xS:5s Except Monday and
.l:45, 500. 500. 1907 .5.S as; .E.ss
x5:5s (to Hartford), 1925 Ito Merid I:Os'
SI:o5 Ito Hartford). $40, 10:o5 On
s s99n1daaysI7o1:o7. xs:o5 am. 1910. $50.
;a EGs 7 Nsszy g Eeendo1 " etc; .s;25.
sa :ss si id;4. .4.aa INA m s ~ All
sagbroos .s:I .7 FIJI p ein0 s Sun VS.
..7525. '2:65 am. .12:o5. s2;5s. $500,
or MIddie1own. Wfllimanficrs etc.
rSS a.rn4 100, e5:0B (to WorsesterJ,
6:o2 pm. Sundays-7:20 pm.
For Sheiburne Falls, etc.-7:5o am.
l IZ:l5 Ito New Hartford), 4:04, 600 Ito
Westfeld) pm. :
For Waterbury, via cheshire-s:ao a.
a m, l; els 700 pm. Sundays-9:00 am,
Eor Derby and Ansonia--7:oo, 500.
g:s6z, $40 am. 1910, 1895. .4:05z, $50.
1:40, 1880 pm. u Sundays--S:S0, 1i:40.
mr. $3.50. $3.50, $3.50, pm
FOR Waterbury-7:00, 500. $40 am.
l2:l0, .2:36, $40, TAO 11:30 Pm. suns
diays-S:30. 11:40 am, $50, $50 pm
For Winsted-7:00, $40 am, 1910
z:s6s S;20, 7:40 pm. sundays-s:s0 a.
For PlttsheId. and intermediate
points $3.50. syia BridgeportJ, 1886 q.
m. 4;O0 pm. Sundays-7:50 via B'p'tJ
an =
For Dnnbury, via Derby Junction.
9;35 am, 4s05 pm
IL Via Bridgeport, $50 am. 5:25 pm.
Via South Norwalk-4:50, 1913 ann,
1902, 2:40. 5:12, SOB pm. Sundays
7:50 am, .15 pm.
For LitchfieIu-9:S5 am, 4:05 pm.
Sundays-7:50 (via Bp't) am,
Express Trains. Parlor car limited
zTo Derby Junction.
o. n. sHEPAHD. ~. HEnPsTRADsg
Gen. Supt. Gen. Pass A8E
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29
GAMMA DELTA PSI BANQUET.
New Haven High School society's
Twenty-sixth Annual.

New Haven High School society's
Twenty-sixth Annual.
The twenty-sixth annual banquet of
the Alpha chapter, Gamma Delta Psi
fraternity of the New Haven high
school was held last evening at the
Tcntine hotel. About 14O members of
the fraternity were present and enjoyed
one of Mr.. Whites excellent spreads.
The following toasts were responded to:
Jocular Journalism by a journalistic
Jock ...........-.... Frederick Haight
Gamma Delta Psi.......Wm. C. Gibson
Looking Forward.
.............ClarenceG Gilman SpaIding
This Big World ........Samuel A. York
The Present. William McAfee
Roger r. Tyler '95 acted as toast
master.
The Crescent dramatic club presented
the farce entitled Leave it to. Me-"
The committee in charge of the affail
comprised Henry L. Swain 81, David B
Lambert 50, C. L. Kirschner '8S, earle.
ton H. Stevens '02. William Sargent '01
James e. Wheeler 81, Samuel A. Yorl
Sc, Henry B, Wright '94, William B
Ely 90, Edward Curtiss '06, John Gilsor
'95, chairman and treasurer.
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one to be engaged. He fills the place
of Claude Cunningham. who was orig
1nally engaged but could not come
when the oratorio was postponed. Mr..
Luckstone is a brother of Isidore Luck
stone, the famous dramatic coach of,
New York. He has had the advant-'
age of european training and is said
to possess one %ofa the best voices now
heard in Oratorio. He has recently
been travelling in the west DUNG recital
work, and has. established himself in3
the favor OF audiences ,everyW heres
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29

The other soloists for st. Christopher,
Mrs. Cochran, Mr.. Bushnell, Mr.. Dority,
and Master Jerome Gilbert have al
ready been announced in these columns.
Prof. Parker will conduct the last
regular rehearsal of the society next
Monday evening. At the rehearsal the
orchestra will be present and take
part. ~.
II The dress rehearsal comes on Tues
day afternoon, when all the soloists will
be present. - --77'.z ! !
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New Haven Steamboat Line

STEAMER CHESTER w, CHAPLIN.
b FROM NEW HAVEN-Sr6ameF Ieavoo
a:16 a. M, daily except Mondays. Pass
Ieengers may board steamer at any time
after 10000 p. M.
FROM NEW YORK; Steamer leaves
400 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Time between New York and New
Haven about 5 hours.
Steamer arrives at and departs from
Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier 20. IN
r., foot OF Peck slip, New York.
For tickets and staterooms apply az
the Office on Belle Dock, also at BtshoH
t& Cos, 1885 Chapel Street, md at Puf-
lser's office. on Steamer, ,s.s s.
gThe NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION CO..
w. q. MORGAN, Agent.
Belle Dock. New Havem
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MARRIED N BRIDGEPoRT.

George E. Morse. a carriage maker of
this city, and mrs. Florence May Seims
also Of this city. applied for a license
at the Bridgeport town clerks office
Thursday evening, and were subse-
quently made of by the genial assist
ant town clerk, S. N. Lockwood, jus
tice of the peace.
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WORK CAR ON FIRE.

The work car on the Consolidated
street railroad, which responded to a
call to repair a broken trolley wire in
Meadow street, opposite the Second
regiment arnory, about o'clock yes
Sterday Afternoon caught fire. The blaze
was extinguisned by means of buckets
of water brought from neighboring
premises
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BEFORE CLAN M OED.

Before Clan Mcleod, No. 81, q. S. c..
Robert T. Grant read q paper on the
subject of Modern Strikes to q. large
audience last evening in the Courier
building, under the auspices Of Clan
Mcleod. He was followed BY short ad-
dresses by George Wallace, Robert
Hunter. William r.. Andrews, Sri, and
Robert Macarthur. AT the close Mr..
Grant was rendered a. hearty vote Of
thanks for his interesting address.
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Starin's N. " & N. II. Line.

DAILY EACEPT SATURDAY. T79 31z'
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERYICIa
Leaves New Haven 1915 b. M, Starin
Pier, foot Of Brown Street. Lsaves
New York, $500 d nj, Cortlandt Street,
Piers, No. IS N. r. Fare 75c. excursion
tickets $1.25. Rooms $780, Take Chap
Passenger service discontinued until
further notice.
G. I'll. FISHER, AGENT,
s16-tf New Haven, Conn.
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ANcHQRL.INE.

GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Sailing from New York every SATURDAYS
NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMSHIPS
Splendid Accommodations, Excellent
Service.
Cabin, $780, Second Cabin, 1856. Third
Glass, $3.50. And upwards according
to accommodation and steamship. For
general information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York.
Or =. H. Parish & CO., Sc Orange ST.;
Bishop & Co, Is Chapel ST.. Jas. Mus
tarde. IA Crown ST; Richard M. Sheri-
dan. 665 Grand Ave; ]. Aug. Svenson,
$40 State St; John Ne Stanley, TS8
Grand AVE. or Sweeney & Kelsey, l02
Church St.. New Haven.
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Pop--"When I was boy used to go
to bed with the chickens Tonmie--
Ibid the chickens used to sleep in the
house, or did YOU go out to the coop,
poppy onkers Statesman.
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For a Dainty Bed.

Full size White Quilts, Marseilles
design, a Quilt you're used to paying
3f$r.Io for all the year round. s
Saturday for S9cts
s&onr'st special table, White Goods Section
And bonny, figured, summer weight
Comfortable, si1koline covered, full size
just as pretty as they can be.
y Saturday only 69cts
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TWO STILL ALARMS,

No. SIS company was called out twice
yesterday on still alarms. Both we're
grass fires and no damage was done at
either. NJ Il 81 = II
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White StlIffs.

On Saturday, any piece Of our new
est asct White Madras, Pique or chew
lot, the handsomest designs we've had
this year. For 1octs Yard.
On special table. Whitr Goods Store.
And good IS inch wide Towcling,
with red border, sold generally for Sc
yard. Saturday Sets a Yard.s
On special table. White Goods Shore.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29
LUcKsToNE WILL SING
At the Performance of St. Christopher
Tuesday Evening.

The final list of soloists for st.
Christopher, which will be performed
next Tuesday evening IN Woolsey hall,
has been announced by the manage
ment of the New Haven oratorio socie-
ty. Harold Luckstone, the splendid
young baritone Of New York, ii the last
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29
EnaIneIed Ware.

Extraordinary values in Double-coat
ed first quality Enamel Ware.
We reserve the right to limit the
quantities and none to dealers.
COVERED BERLIN KETTLES, .s
.4as QUART 21cts, WORTH 4octs
COVERED BERLIN SAUcEPANS,
QUART 25cts, WORTH 5octs
% 6 QUART 3Octs, WORTH 6octs
A QUART STRAIGHT COVERED SAUCE
PoTS, 23cts, WORTH 4octs.
aoct OR QUART COFFEE POTS, 23cts
aoct QUART PRESERVE KETTLES, 23cts
soct QnART PRESERVE KETTLES, 29cts
scot ROASTING PANS, SIZE 1oxI5, 29cts
soct DISH PANS, 10 QUART SIZE, 29cts
aoct OF Tipped SAUCE PANS, 2Icts
Act or. Tipped SAUCE PANS, 2Scts
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29
Two More Bargains

Hard Rubber Fountain Pens, with Gold
III Points; reliable working Pens;a fier for
y. Saturday, $50 each
Pound Packages Of French Cambria Station
cry, In the fashionable square size; regu.
lar price 1870, saturday--f2c ID
Envelopes, with Wallet Flap 70 match,
80 pack
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In The China Store.

Good set Glass Fruit Saucers, you'll
like the shape Of them. Gets Each
a. Piece Dinner Set, just the kind Of
set to. take to the shore, q very neat
pink flower decoration. '
A $3.50 Set, on Saturday $2.9b
And a liz Piece Dinner Set, with
blue, green and myrtle decorations A
fine $Ia Set, on Saturday $3.50
Sc Piece Tea Sets, Of Fine thin dec
Grated porcelain, blue, green and brown
decoration, genuine SIS Set $3.50
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Women's Vests.

Women's Fine Lisle Thread silk
Mercerized Jersey Vests, lace striped,
all-silk ribbon finished--a 5oct Vest
but for an occasional machine slip and
many of them don't show even a. tiny
slip-too good to call Seconds yet
they're going at Seconds" prices
low neck, no sleeves. 25cts Each
And lot Of Jersey Vests, no sleeves
low neck, nice summer Vest. Tets
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Gloves. Kid and Fabric

One entire special table, w. Store,
near the regular Glove Store, is given
over to the selling Of lot Of Fine Lisle
Thread Gloves, two clasp, the best a5c
Glove we ever saw, here in black,
white and grey. Saturday l9c { Pair
And Kid Gloves--a lot Of mended
Gloves, all high grade and well worth
while, but the sizes are small, 5-a, so
and chieHyb black, white and colors.
They're going on sale at Acts a Pair
On Front Special Table, w. Store.
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Corsefs, Corset Covers.

Newest models Of dip hip and straight
front with choice of medium lenght,
girdle style or the regular full length
conventional Corsets-most satisfac-
tory corsets, any style at Acts Pair. !.
Corset Covers--fifteen styles, made
Of fine nainsook and cambria, any cut
of neck you may want, trimmed either
with lace edging and insertion or en-
broidery. Any for. FL cts.
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White Shirtvaist Sale.

Fine sheer Lawn Waists, with five
rows Of openwork embroidery down
the front; Or this style, a PLAIN tailor
made waist with twelve half in plaits,
down the front. 40crs.
$r.a5 and $r.38 Waists $I-several
styles to select from, lace or Anglaise
embroidery trimmed, all good fine
sheer lawn Waists. IA { h arming
Waist for the day only y
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Cunning little Baby, Bonnets,
French style, all tucked and hem
stitched or with trill-y ruche all
round. Charming CSC Caps Csc
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Toilet Goods For Saturday.

Danderine the King Of Hair Growers and
/ Scalp Cleaners.
$50 size for-21c
5gst SOC size for-45o
81 size for-85c a@s n
gsRubber complexion Brushes with Strap and
Patent Catch; CSC kind, Saturday, pc
Hradleys Woodland Violet TaIcun, Powder,
ssasin Paper Boxes or Glass Jars, with Sprink-
ler, large size; regular Csc. for--19c
B Benzoin and Almond Lotion tor the skin
rAand conplexion; 25s size for--17e
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29

Women's Neckwear, these are wash
able pulley Stocks with heavy silk ties
and they've never sold at wholesale
for the figures we're offering them on
Saturday. scot Stocks for 25cts.
Some brand new Neckwear, chiefly
linen stocks, which have somehow
gotten little counter-soiled. So be
cause they're not perfectly fresh 25ct
Ncckthings for HALF. l21acts.
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I'm The Wash Goods Store.

An odd lot Of pretty Challies, light
Lawns end dark Prints, all nice pat
terms and new and generally sold at s.
a yard pretty things among them for
street frocks, for house dresses or for
wrappers. and just the thing for kimo-
mas are the challies. Choice Sac Yard
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29
News For Men.

I
Balbriggan Underwear fine ribbed
balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, in blue
only the shirts have French neck and
the drawers double seats. It's FIRST class
3oct Underwear but there are little
machine slips. Altho' these really
don't in the least count we bought the
Underwear as Seconds and SO they
60 TO you at l9cts Garment
Neglige Shirts--a fresh lot Of SPLEEN
did white and cold Negligc Shirts.
Cut long and full in the body and per
fect-htting. 4octs Each.
Underwear jersey ribbed shirts and
drawers; Of fine combed Egyptian yarn
all-silk faced, the drawers suspendcr
tapped and with double seats.
Saturday Scots Garment
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So Sunburst Skirts Scots

You know the kind, made Of the very
best 1ustrous sateen, Ie8 inches wide
at bottom, but because we have the
Skirts now only in green, navy and
brown, no black, we're closing out
the last Of these So Skirts for Sycts.
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Stylish Dress Goods, Silks.

Wonderfully Low Priced on the day
So In. English Mohair, in black, navy
and brown. Use Mohair for 49c Yard
38 In. Atwood Voiles, a full range
Of new colorings. soc Voiles 3vc Yard
Pieces Of As IN. English high Iustre
Mohair in black only, ST. value oyc Yd
So Pieces Changeable and Plain TAT,
fetas for shirtwaist suits, achoice 75ct
grade, and lovely colors. Soc Yard
Yard wide Black Taffetas, the war
rantcd-to-wear kind, an impressive
Sr.Io Silk, we invite silk critics to this i
Bargain Saturday at o3c Yard. ~
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Boys Bargain News.

Boys Wool Trousers, for school,
ages 4 to IA years, in fancy mixtures,
good 5oct Trousers for 29cts Pair.
Boys Norfolk Suits, . to IS years,
Our So. SO Suits, here in fancy mixed
cheviots and worsteds, very stylish
and very well made. Saturday $2.l0
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05
CAMPBELL TO BE NEW JUSTICE
 IayneS Clerk, According to Phoenix RuTcF
 DROWNING IN GILL; -LEuloLAIlvE WORK

counties pretty hard. In the commit tee of the whole, the bill was finally amended to read $50 in murder cases and $25 in other cases. In this form it's passage was recommended by the committee.
 A bill introduced by Mir. Anderson, provides that abstracts or certificates of title prepared by a person or firm in that kind of business. from the records in the recorders office, shall be treated in the courts as prima facia eyidence.- and shall carry the same weight as though certified by the recorder. Persons or firms taking advantage of this law, must execute a bond in the sum of s5.0OO, to inGem- nifty persons injured by defective ab- stracts or certificates.
 The Taught bill passed yesterday, in the lower house, provides a tax of ten cents a head on all sheep brought into the territory for grazing, but does not apply to sheep in transit. The money so derived is to go into the school fund.
 The bill requiring school teachers to be examined relative to tuberculo- sis and infectious diseases, came in for its share of discussion, in the com mittee of the whole, who finally rec commended it to. pass. The House turned it down but there is prospects that it will be brought up again in another form.
 Among bills for the council re- lating to the payment of physicians as witnesses in the trial of insane persons, it was amended to read s5 a day, instead of s10 a day. The amendment was concurred in. The dog tax bill, also a house meas ure was returned slightly amended. By the amendment, which the house concurred in dogs are taxed within a mile of incorporated towns with a voting population of 200 instead of 300.
 Among other bills under considera- ton are the following:
 One concerning attachments and garnishments, by MT. Wilson. MT. Webb's bill for the summary administration of estates. A bill by MT. Heating appropriating S19.O00 for a bridge over the Gila at Florence.
 A bill by MT. Stanford to amend the charter of the city of Phoenix, as it relates to the appointment of an attorney for the city council.