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New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

folk, per Il bbi crate s4rS4 80: do Florida box.
81 5o9s2 so; LETTUCE. neIEbyI bol 5oslIoo; LIMA
BEANS Florida sSfiSS; ONIONS. Texas, white
and yellow per crate g575c; yellow fiat crate
25g5oo; Bermuda psT Iossee do Nev-orlesns
DO Southern. white bush crate Iocasl; 90 Eastern
Shore. S24ps2 basket foefSls 90
Egyptian, bag slGsl Is; oKFsA F1orida psr ear
rfer 81 5o@S2 2s PEAS Western Nev-fors per 5sa sn
Telephone. basket ooc8
81; Early June s0sBI5c: Long Island and Jersey
Telephone per bag 50GT5c; 50G61c: PEPPERS
Jersey per box 81 25GS1 rs do Florida per carrier or
basket SI4SI rs; STRING BEANS Jersey, green, per
basket. sfspS1 do T5cG$1 25; do Maryland green
81; 75cS1; do Baltimore wax 6csli 90 gsee-
bbi basket, 2op3oc; SeeJASEd
Hubbard per bbL 75cgSI %; marrow I5easl: do
yellow crookneck T5o9ISi %: white I5eGSl; sPlN
ACH. nearby per bhl, sog50c; TOMATOES Jersey per
box ST 258S2: do Delaware and Maryland, slla4i per
carrier 75csl Virginia and North Carolina per args
carrier slds1 %; DO per small caTTieT ~
Savannah per carrier 5cs1 90; do Florida eocsi 9o
do Mississippi per fat case. 75Gs5e do Texas. loo'
TURNIPS white per punches. 81: do ruiabasa new
per bbl 81 25Gs1 5o do old. s12s1 5 WAfEEIEAhaSS'
ne- hu1nch
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New -Or1aa-s-Ccrn<
rnerctal. 25c discount; bank. premium sa1
Francisco-Sight, TIC; telegraph. 10c. soseon-
i5o discount. Chicaso-soo premium Cna-sescoa
buying par; selling, I-loo premium s. Lous--
1Oc premium bid. 2oc premium asked Mlnnenpot1-
soc premium. CfnCinnat-l5c prsmfurn ssvsnrna
Buying SOC discount: selling. I5c premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New-York Exchanges
ssaS OsS S70 balances. ssS00614 Philatslpnia-E>x@
changes SD 81 1885, balances. S.2k s4& Chicago
Exchanges. So rs. III; balances s2213.53. Balr-
rnore-Exchanges, s4275.55O balances. ssA Boss
ton-Exchanges 81. 500 ISL: balances. 2,a2s26a
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, ES4c; Mexican
silver dollars. 451ac. Bar silver in London closed
at Is ls-16d
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. S222; Lisbon 500
MEXICAN EXCHANGE,-Mexican exchange on
Nsvy-York is quoted at z02
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported rrors Washington. H1Gos5i internal reve-
nue. receipts 81 500: miscellaneous receipts ss1-
2S9 Receipts for the day. S.5S.S7s. expenditures,
seg7 COO Receipts for the month TO date SA7.SoI07i
sxpsndtures $5 600. excess OF receipts, s3St3-
7sT Receipts the fiscal 70 date sSsS ~ ss;
s24 500, ,s13
sUB-TREASURY.-The Suh-Treasury was debt
or TO the Clearing Houss N.27ssso
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York June 30. 1905
CoFFEE-The coffes practically featureless
again with sales for the day reaching 1850 bags
The opening steady unchanged prices. There
cables the Brazilian markets owing the holi
day. and the European feature
u Later n the day, when Hamburg advanced = pfennig
and three winter months n the local market gained
points The steady. unchanged
70 points higher. Havre closed unchanged TO = franc
lower September. Hamburg, noted above,
pfeuug higher Sac receipts the day
report - bags the largest far noted but
increasing movement is looked for at this and
consequently attention Warehouse dev
e-7ss % BE increasing slightly but the demand for
is moderate, although
kss Eteaiily held, with sell The spot
steady, with quotations the basis OF 7s&c
Tor Rio Nc I.
OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

The local market spot cotton closed quiet with
higher basis Of 0.15c FOR mid
ding upland and 10 niddlng Southern
markets were telegraphed follows: Savannah hrn
c higher S5c; sales SO7 bales; Norfolk steady, go
higher eS4c Iss bRlss Baltimore nounaly 1sc
higher esc Mobile steady, higher, at e2ci sales
516c higher. 9S<c; sales
1900 bales: Charleston nominal; ST Louis firm, 1so
higher csc: sales. I4s bales. Estimated receipts
leadf point for Houston. 1900 TO 1000
bales and 14S last Cal
weston 1000 2500 against 3312 last week and ABB
year. New-Oreans, 900 70 500 bales against
23Ta last ,252 last year.
Receipts the ports to-day and for the week
as compared with the totals os previous and Of this
last
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
sEx interest

interest
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.-Nark.s
strong Total sales amounted IN par value 70
s2S7O58o. against s,5lsoeo on Thursday Ths
heaviest dealings were in the japanese Issues,
American Tobacco As and IS, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit As Chicago. Burlington and Quincy tss
Colorado Industrial Bs. Colorado Midland hrst Is
Colorado and Southern first As, Mexican Central A,
Oregon Short Line IS. Pennsylvania convertible
s1hs 81 Louis and San Francisco refundins -
Southern Pacific Is, United States stseI sA Wa
hash debeuture Bs and Wabash, P1srsoury Tsrs
sscondS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

COTTON-The cotton market feyerishly active ana
excited with nearby shorts alarmed the talk OF
drop. July sod Up to s13c, or ABOUT 81 90 a
bale point OF Thursday and the May opnon
Needless prices all along the Ilne
records the year There was HUtLe
reaction realizing toward Close but the
finally gain Tor the DAY OF Slg0S
pouts sales estimated 65o000 bales The opening
advance of l2915 points IN response 70
Sentiment somewhat confused at nr
estimates Of the crop coni-
good weather there renewal or the
besr pressure noted the previous day, buI atter
prompt stopping Of July notices. and IN the early
afternoon issued by leading local house 10
effect and others prepared 70 stop all
powerful interests who were heaVly long
Of corner in July This
was followed very advance TO the high point
with general list about S0 Al points net
r4ng and NowIOrleans active buyer Southern
SPOT markets responded the nrnness In the contract
markets advancing about 1sQac. and bull houses are
Predicting higher prices Two July conotion re
prospects crop OF about cent the other g.
deterioration The local trade has
gove--:.eat on next Monday o per cent CT
around against " last month superintendent King
weekly movement figures follow; Port receipts ALTO
bales against ,7S2 last year: overland 10 mills and
taings ESTIMATED. 80 COO against 5000 last year
loss OF stock al interior towns 10 192 against 7e16
year; brought into sight for the week 30 1S bales
against 1872 year. Total movement: Port re-
eeipts g 555 bales added TO Baltimore
ceiprs season. against 1903 6S4 last year;
Canada L070.709 bales (655 bales de-
isst year: Southern mill aings esti1nafed). 1s25 600
against stock at interior
IN excess OF September 152 bales. against s62S5
year brought sight thus far for the season
The range OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
6 follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
STOCKS GENERALLY LOWER.
OI7OTATIONs SHOW SMALL LOSSES IN MOST OF
THE ISSUES.
Traction Shares Strong Feaures-Money Hgher-Erchange
Firm

this summer. it viii be natural for borrowers "a
provide themselves with time money IN the next
few weeks, rather than to rely on cali money!
which Is subject TO vide fluctuations. Accord-
ing to the known movement Of money In the
week the local banks have lost over Sf.0O0,oOO
in cash holdings, and il Is therefore not likely
that the reserve above legal requirements WIZ
show much of change IN to-day's bank state
nent, unless there has been an important movs-
nent IN loans.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

80 quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady
No spring 81 109S1 Is; No s1GSl 1oi NO
. TsI 81 o.; coin No 2. 56gS85sc; No 2 yellow oes
56 Sc q2ss: F4 No Ne "9sts 9Saoa sa' 5Sfe =
oaz feeding 42944c; fair 70 choice rlAILIns "a
g. 81 3xsEED No l. 81 %: No ! NorthWeztsrn, 80 - no
-INTTY SEED, prime 50 25Ss 80: s s911 AZ
raSe sl2 25aSi8 PORK mess; per b6 s12 geSlJ I 30 Co.
1b sides noose 81 70QST SO; short clear sldes
- sTt1ST 81 "A. WHISKEY, basis OF nlgn "lles - -
On the Produce Exchange to-4ay So HIsfs aep
crasTneries 10000; dairies 1eGlsci I1tS7
er ease. Included 1906 hrsts 14ei prime nrs@ Ao1e
nls[ss l+ras TIA CIIFSESE hrrl. eEs al0zso
,.I,;tb Tuue 90-Close WHEAT 20
81 Ifz: No Northern, 81 OSsi July u h"' Se''sH
beT goe on 595e s so-wHHAT No Northern, g IA
e- , Northern 81 0Tgs1 II SEPTEMBER sS 1900
no AVA No l. see. BAFIE5Y, Nc = 90 sajlpgto
aasSSSsSio CORN No S5149S6lso September o-'-'
asSea' rs,,s June so-Closs; WHEAT No req sasa 50
a,! ISis ssiac September, s5Ssci No hAu - %
SSnsNS No cash. 54iac July 5Asc Deeeilnsr An
S9s No cash. s1ac; July 814.si seDesiADei' "'7s'
Nc Wiit T,ns so-IOvERsEEp, cash. 81 4oi ostoeer
IsTfSE prime, 81 30 IIMOItA1 prime 81 as;
% 2E June aOwHEAT-July closed az = vs =
.-tannher e5 ssc December, al 4c 10 hr ,s1 s ne
f5other 81 i1k No Northern. 0t&4Si " a. "a
ks nrst clears s4s4 10; second eears s2 'Sgsz 90
BfsIaaeiphia June soyFIEAT armeri contract gTaide
SO Are steady; No white natural sEs557 sc No :
ode , ciinpsd sTS es7i.c BUTrER steady extra West,
VI srsausry 21i4c: extra nearby wfnts &c Ee5ss
am. nearby fresh fThe. loss on nearby iresn I9ssG
at marx; fresh fIeel4tse az marx
Work fun cream good new etseslee lSeeeips-
nfr 600 bbs N IN sacks; 10 900 BUSH
cats ebeo huah sbipmsurs-GoTrl oielo p1sSai eats
Il, coo bush.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June so-FLoUR firm WdRA 7S ,iI SpF5g S6
serouSeT' sS sS1ic, No 3 corn 59hc OATS strong NO
;,tn stI sss9o: No mixed 941ac. RYE dull NO IN
Stor@ 77jAo. Canal freights steady
c,.nua LIMA an-The leading futures ranged as fob
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June 80. ?. m--Ths Market for Amsr4-
can securities dull and generally heavy Final
1oIox.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

FOREIGN MONEY MAESkNETS--Cal money In
London 25sas per cent Open market discount rata
for short bills sg2 LID per long nis z1a Ills
Der cont Berlin discount rate "a per cent. Beta
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Afoney call opened n
uer cent: highest, per cent; lowest psr csota
last loan per cent; close, Per cent; ruling seea
4641s uer cent. Time money was quoted AZ . Pcs
cent for sixty days sA per cent for thrse nsntha
and ga per cent for four 70 five uaontha corrsess
cial paper was quoted ct sG4 cant for sixty II
ninety days. A9435 per cent for r1ur and ok msrgnA
and 4laG5 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Markss closed sssa61
Actual closing rates follow
Starting ..----.--$sTso % As9g1n sSh S<SN
Fseichsrarks .-.-.s5 a-l5 e5Hceo s-ls sskes4 l&14
&%@4o CID - lfaD6oA
sLess lie.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

Closing prices yesterday Of active nonos oeail
r15Sb ra+ changes follow;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

Closing prices yesterday OF stocks dealt fn'
with net changes follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

cotton Exchange special LveTgoo eaniss.spos, cot
ton business Going: snies 19Voo otesi 80
.nf 1900; receipts 4sVvO ~
Irnerscan rnidcins upland 5s4d; futures ,. opened
stsadv a7S POINTS lower clored steady net 80 p3uts
fsgheT July ana Juy-August AHgistseptsnnpsr SsD-
fs[rberrotofer Crtober-NoveHnSer SoeeI
Tssnsrt-Tsnuary aa February. oxlai feog19l
r-v-Sfarch nd; 8rarch-Aprl and 8pri-alty o.-es-
ssv-Tune 521d Observation-Disclosures sno c-oH4s Afss
rizr. = .x. --s.k .-dtnn FRI
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. F1naf
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

Coffee Gables -Rio-Hoday. Ssntos-Holiday@ Ham
n.rg-Cofee opened unchanged; at m was net
unchanged: net i pig higher; sales, 1900
bagE Havre-Coffee opened unchanged to !
franc lower: m unchanged; unchanged: at
6.o0 total sales, 10000 bags; stock.
7 no bzgs 1873 600 Brazilian against
- 0fsl and i 7O2 600. respectively. last week
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
THE RAILROADS TO ACT.
Alarmed ut Public Agitation oTei
 Government Control.

The following special dispatch to tie Washington Star should interest every voter in the United States:
 Alarmed at the agitation in favor Of government control of rates. the railroad interests have embarked upon cara paign of education which Is national ir scope and which will cost them a very large sum annually.
 The educational work win be conducted through the medium of two large bureaus in New York and Chicago. which may have branch organizations. The New York and Chicago bureaus have been es- tablished. their agents are touring the country in search of information regard ing conditions. and they are already en- gagged in sending forth tons of literature and preparing more
 The dispatch then gives the names of the managers and writers of the news @ that is forthcoming. When the bureaus mentioned are in full working order we may expect the newspapers of the-country to be food ed with stories, of the fairness and public spirit of the railroad corpora. tions. They will doubtless show their small profits and lavish expenditures They will describe how fixing maxi mum rates will be followed by a re duction of wages to their employees They will pathetically tell of the bank ruptcy that will overtake the railroads if their earnings are decreased by lex and the disasters and reduced accom- modatons the public may expect fl such a law is enacted.
 The wise reader will therefore re- ceive with a grain of salt what he sees in the newspapers during the next few months eulogizing the railroads and denouncing those who are de manding a square deal" The enter prising journalists who have under taken to educate the public to submit to railroad extortion will spring many surprises from unlocked for quarters Special teIegrams will be sent from Arkansas, Kalamazoo and elsewhere telling of the indorsement of the pres. ent equitable rates that are charged for the transportation of persons and property and that the board of trade or the Patrons of Husbandry would be glad to pay higher rates rather than see the prosperity of the railroads dis turbed.
 News will be flashed from every state of congressman who will be made to declare they are sorry they voted for the Davey or Esch- Townsend bils and in consequence of the demand oi their constituents for fair treatment |. of the vast railroad interests upon which the prosperity of their state de bends they will be compelled to oppose President Roosevelt in his campaign for reducing unreasonable rates. But then, as Abraham Lincoln said. you can't fool all of the people all the time and the railroads will discover it n due season.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
A Delicate Hint.

Quoting this from the Ohio Repub- lican platform, We believe that con- gress should so legislate that A=eri- can sbfbs with American sailors shall carry American products over all seas and through the Panama canal that the United States Of America is building" !" the Baltimore News Qnd) interprets: This pretty little reference to Pana- na is hardly accidental. It would seem to combine a delicate regard for 8Ir. Taft's feelings with the desire to hint at a stOppage Of the purchase of foreign supplies for the canal"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

T don't think the spit ball Is going to cut as much figure as was thought early in the season" says Cy Young of the Boston Americans. Many of the pitchers that were using it at the start of the campaign have cut it out now, and from now on the twirlers that use it will be dropping 1t one by one. used it against Philadelphia and Washington and had it working nicely, but 1t hurt my arm. and have cut 1t altogether. An old pitcher Ike myself has no business using it at all.
 'The youngsters may get away with It all right, but no more of it for me. It hurt me in the forearm, for it IS the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
WANT PROTECTION WITHOUT DELAY
LOWELL PROPERTY OWNERS ARE AGREED ON POINT WITH DESIRE FOR FULFILL
 MENT.
Man Narrowly Escapes Death Through Kicking Horse-cleaning Animal When It cornered Him-other Lo- cal Items of Suburb.
(Frem the Lowell Agency of the Re view, Telephone 4s-s, July 2o.)

There is much and decided agita- ton here with reference to fire de- partment. and the proper equipment of the same. A meeting of the prop erty owners will shortly be called for the purpose of subscribing fund for furnishing the protection that is so much needed The center of the city is particularly anxious and in need of this protection.
 W. J. Saunders was today all but kicked to death by a horse that he has recently had in his stable. Saun- ders went behind the animal this morning for the purpose of cleaning it While he was doing so the horse cornered him between a board rail and the stall. with result that in the kicking that ensued the horse broke three of the ribs of the man beside inflicting other injuries that nay prove of serious character.
 Miss Bessie Mcdonald. the 13-year- cid daughter of c. F. Mcdonald. was seriously hurt yesterday by being caught under a bank that was being blasted down. The girl was in a stooping position when the bank cav ed, and the brunt of the fall of earth was borne by her back. The physi- clans in attendance are as yet in doubt as 10 the probable outcome of the injury.
 Mrs Nj. T. Maitland left yesterday for Santa Monica. Cal. where she will spend the summer.
 Harold D. Givens left yesterday for Fort Worth. ind, where he expects to spend the next several months.
 Mrs. R. T. Harringsworth is critical ly i'll with an attack of typhoid.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Hast ings, yesterday afternoon. a son.
 Mrs. L. c. Haddock was summon ed to Utica. N. r.. yesterday by a tel egram announcing the critical illness of her mother.
 J. P. Sanderson has gone to the coast for several weeks vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

forearm that is used principally in throwing the spit ball. It's the same thing that has knocked Jack Chesbro out
 ''The same thing has hurt George 8fullin and Doc White. Winters start ed of great for US with the spit ball, but you saw what Detroit did to his moisture ball.
 Harry Howell is another that is having his ups and downs with it Case Patten says that 1t has laned his arm, and l think the Cleveland pitch CTS are wise to begin to let 1t alone. If they stop altogether the better 1t will be for them. Even if it does not hurt a pitchers arm think it will eventually cause him to lose control Cf his curve ball and his fast ones"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Br0wn, the
 CribbIed
 T@irIer
Member cf ChicagO Na- tiOnab E Q PhcAing Mar0ei---LOst First Digit cf Salary Hand k Goal Mine, bat He Wins Games.

Mordecai Brown, the three fingered pitcher and ex-eoal miner. now on the twlrling stan of the Chicago National Baseball club, was the flrst Of the cubs this year 10 gain the distinction os winning his own game.
 In the first clash Of the year between the Cubs and the plttsburg Pirates Brown not only pitched good old fash toned curves and fast ones. but he used his thinking apparatus in pinch to such good advantage that Ec was able
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

MoRDEcAI BROWN, THE THREE FINGERED
 PITCHER
 to. cross the plate with the only run made during the whole game on eithe- side.
 In the eighth inning. when the score was to 0 and after two men were out; Brown came to bat. Two strikes were called on him by Umpire O'Day. Then Philippe, the veteran of the Pi- rates staff, who was on the firing line. threw a wild curve. Like a flash Brown saw his chance to strike at it and run.
 Before Catcher Peitz recovered the ball Brown was standing on second base A timely hit by Casey brought Brown home.
 This is the second year Brown has been a member of the Selee Cubs.
 Manager Selee traded Jack Taylor to the St. Louis club for him and Catcher John O'Neill The trade has proved q good one for the Chicago team.
 Brown is known all over the circuit as the three fingered pitcher. Re lost the first finger of his pitching hand in q coal mine. bat what is left of the fin ger helps him out wonderfully in di- recting the course Of the ball.
 As a pitcher Brown ranks high He has everything in the way of curves that he needs. and as @ fielding pitcher he is among the best in the league.
 He is a graduate of the Omaha club of the Western league. going to St Louis from there.
 Manager .Selee regards him as one Of his most reliable pitchers because of his cooiness and steadiness in pinches.
 Owing to the absence of the first fin ger Brown Is unable to negotiate the spit ball, but he says he can get along without the newfangled curve.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
The Game Exposed.

The trust barons and the railroad Bagnates are beginning to discover that most of us are on to their game, whether congress Is or not, and divi- dends of 40 par cent that some of them have been extorting will soon be a thing of the past.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
EUREKALOL ITGH-EGZEMA CURED

  
  permanently  prove virtue of it's positive time "curea" They absolutely do  EurekaloI It will
  paid and
 
   THE EuREKALoL co. 11s7 BERGEN ST. BROOKLYN,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Concerning Reed smoot.

If the women really want to drive Senator Shoot out of the senate they should begin early bombarding their senators { Hith letters threatening to use their influence against them if their demands are not needed. Re member that petitions, however numer- ousiy signed, have but little effect.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
uaLs Sav,ne Au Arouna.

If some Of our Republican statesmen would legislate as they talk, what a deal of trouble would be saved, and how much the people would save also!
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Canvas Shoes SI.65

Women's white canvas shoes, Elk soles, Goodyear welt, Gu ban heels, hobby lasts and newest toes, worth s2.50. Spe- cial price, per pair .1 65
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Not Getfinr Toeether.

Speaker Cannon calls on the presi- dent every day or two. but there is a dearth of news about their getting to- gether on what congress should do
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
YOUNG AMERICAN
 INSANE AT CANANEA
DEMENTiA occAsloNED BY AN OVER INDULGENCE IN AL
 cOHoLic LIQUORS.

Col. W. C. Greene Arrives at Cana nea-El Paso Ball Team Receives Challenge From Fl Paso - Local News.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Barefoot Sandals Sl45

Women's barefoot sandals, Goodyear welt soles. all sizes. A special value at s2.00. Sale price, per pair ~ ..1 45
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
WOmens' OxfOrds SIPS

Women's canvas Cxfords in champagne color, hand turned soles, new lasts and pretty toes. worth s1.75. Special sale price, per pair .. I 25
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
DURING
Shoes
 and OxfOrds
Canvas OxfOrds Sl.4O

Women's white canvas OK lords, welt soles, Cuban heels, this seasons smartest styles. Regular S2.00 value. Special sale price, per pair ....I 40
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Barefoot Sandals SI.25

Womea's barefoot sandals, extra quality leather soles, especially good values. Regular price S1.75. All sizes. Sale price, per pair ...I 25
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Misses OxfOrdS $I.l5

Misses black kid Oxfords, hand turned soles, spring heels, and patent kid tip, all sizes. Regular price, S1.50. Special price, per pair ..... ...1 15
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
ChiIdren ns Slippers $I.I5

ChIldren's red kid slippers, with four straps. Hand turned flexible soles and spring heels. Sizes to II. Worth regularly s1.5O. Special price, per pair. .... .. .I15
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Misses Kid Slippers $l.I5

Misses red kid slippers, with four straps, turned soles and Spring Heels, all sizes s to Il, worth regularly S1.50. Special price, per pair ... ....1 Is
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Misses Shoes
 and Sandals
 Canvas Shoes SIOO

Misses canvas shoes, hand turned soles, low school heels, all sizes, II 1-2 to 2. A regular S1 50 value. Special prlce. per pair. .. ..... ... Il co
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

The following special dispatch to tie Washington Star should interest every voter in the United States:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
ChiIdrenS Sandals
 and Slippers
 Canvas Shoes S5c

Childrens canvas shoes with turn ed soles and low school heels, all sizes s to 1912, regularly priced SIPS. Special price per pair. . S5c
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Children's barefoot sandals. made of select stock, good, heavy soles, the kind that wears. Sizes to '. Reg ular s1.00 value. Special price per pair. .. ... ... ... ... ..75c