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Evening journal., 1905-02-10
FurS

Furs will be sold Saturday
and Monday at prices that
will give you cause to remem.
Der this sale and store for all
time to come. Furs have
never been sold at such ride
ulous prices before. This is
your opportunity. We will
not carry a piece of Fur over.
Long scarfs in Sable Opos-
sum, Sable Fox and Isabella
Fox have been this season,
$40, $12, $14 and $15 reduced
to $500.
$500 Fox Scarfs, now $4.5C
$3.50 4" " " S4.5C
$500 Fur Scarfs, now $3.50
$3.50 {" " " $1.5C
Our Russian Sable Scarf,
$500 from $500.
$500, $500 and $3.50 Chill
dren's Fur sets, now $1.50.
$1.00 Eiderdown Dressing
Sacques, Saturday and Mon
day, SOC.
$500, $3.50 and $500 Ell
derdown Dressing Sacques,
now $1.OO.
Ladies' all-wool Coats, small
sizes, have been $3.50, $1,000
and $1,000 now $500.
3 size 81, three quarter
length castor coats, reduced
from $1,000 to $500.
Ladies Walking Skirts,
sold this season at So, $6, 81
and SO, all marked So.
7 Ladies' Gray Walking
Skirts to be sold Saturday
and Monday at 81.
20 Children's Cloth Coats.
colors tan, blue. steel and red
have been this season, $3.50
to $6.75, now $1.00. Sizes :
to 5 years.
u Children's SOC, 75c anc
$1.00 white silk caps, now 25c
Mussed dresses for Infants
SOC to $1.50, regular prices 81
to 1915.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear
mussed during the January
sale, at reduced prices.
Remnants of 121lcPercales
light and dark colors, sale
price &c.
121lc Bates Seersuckers
71ac a yard.
25c Black Mercerizec
Sateen, 121lc a yard.
17c Near Silk lining, ali
colors and black lie a yarc
Saturday and Monday only.
1870 Outing Flannel, sc
yard.
1Oc Outing Flannel, 7c &
yard.
New 25c printed Organdy
18c a yard.
Mercerized Cotton Dress
Go cd S, Foulard patterns
1870 a yard.
Evening journal., 1905-02-10

this kind before the big FIRE OF 1899 The
stock is nearly all subscribed and It is
proposed to erect new building FOR the
purpose and establish a modern depart
ment store.
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
E. B. RILEY
Saturday
and 1Onday

Will be important sale days this store We only
quote few of the many exceptional values that await you
Saturday and Monday We have started make these
two days the largest in history and reduced prices
uptodate goods will do it. the store will be crowded every
hour of both days.
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
s1.Oo Sale Of Women's Shoes

This comprises odds and ends OF dis
continued lines and sample pairs sub
nItted US by manufacturers. All on
bargain counter at less than the price
of the soles, Sl.00 per pair.
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To LATE ZOE cLAssIFIoATIoN.

FOR SALE-Scranton Correspondence
School course in architecture. Full
course paid up can be bought one
third less than cost. Address Journal.
jlO-M
WE WILL START a limited number
of hustlors = business. Stamp
for particulars. w. DEXTER, Box 959.
New Haven, Conn. fi0-2t
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GeoroefOwn

Special TO The Evening Journal
Georgetown. Feb 10.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
w. Cole, Of Dover spent the first Of this
Evening journal., 1905-02-10

49c for Juliets that were 81 to 81, Tor
women, misses and children, 20 clean
up, 49c. as we never carry goods over
from season to season.
Ssc for 81 Infants fur trimmed Shoes
and High-Top Boots. Every proud
mother OF her baby should get three or
four pairs.
Meddcated lined values ranging from
69c to $3.50, sale price for choice OF
any, SOC.
si.4O FOR ladies $500 Lace Shoes. new
est Portray toes. silk top, faced extern
sion or stitched soles. Best 81 values
at S1.40.
12c for ladies' tailor-rnade overgaiters.
Keep the ankles warm, 4sc values;
sale price, 12c.
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
$1.5O
Tailored
Walking Skirts

Tailored, that's the thing you
want in a walking skirt Seams
that are fiat as a board-stitch-
ing as straight as a die. and a
swing at the foot, clear and true.
That describes the splendid skirt
that we've been selling for IS and
Sc right along, but now we've re-
duced them TO
Evening journal., 1905-02-10

$3.50 for ladies' SO and $3.50 Shoes,
heavy and light soles, newest last mod
els. Bunched together on bargain
counter at S1.69.
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
Kumfort'S Mid Winter Sale
OF WARM SHOES AND SLIPPERS
STARTS TO-DAY

Collected
Read interesting
Evening journal., 1905-02-10

R. & G., Thompson, Royal
Worcester and Kabo, $1.0O
Corsets, broken sizes, reduced
to 75c.
SOC Corsets, sizes above q,
now SOC.
$1.5O w. B. Corsets, sizes
"A to 80, sale price, $1.00.
1925 Kabo and Royal Wor-
cester Corsets, sizes from %
to "a, reduced to close to
$1.50.
Children's SOC Underwaists
now 25c, mussed.
Mems SOC Cashmere Hosi-
cry, 25c.
Mems, Women's and Chill
dren's fast black Hosiery,
special at 10c a pair.
Mems 25c and SOC Sample
Hosiery, 19c a pair.
6 and 61I heavy Stockings
for boys, rednced to 121lc a
pair.
A lot of mems, women's and
children's Underwear re-
duced to close Saturday to
15c, value 25c ane SOC.
6 pieces Tape, 4c.
Ironing Wax, 1c.
Kid Curriers', 4c.
SOC Leather Bags, 39c.
} 25c Hat Pins, sc.
.IG CTnTTT q
Evening journal., 1905-02-10

Ladies 60e Rubber Shoes at 2ee.
Best brands Goodyears and Connect-
cuts. Regular 60c values on bargain
counter, csc.
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$500, $500, $1.OO.


About Is Raincoats for women.
with and without capes. Your
size may be here. These are Just
the kind of coats Tor thds weather
we are having, and at
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
Our Stock
Taking

Brought to light about thirty
Black Thi5et shawls. that we've
decided 20 close out. These
shawls are finely woven and are
very good quality. Suitable 10,
elderly ladies. Were 5000. $3.50.
1878 and s2.75. have been reduced
to
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
$3.50
A Wrapper Sale

You cannot afford to miss our
special sale OF Flannelette Wrap
pers. They were a very good ar
ticle at S1.25 each, but since We
reduced them they certainly are
a money saving opportunity.
Special price
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
Mems s5e Rubbers at 47e.

39c-WOmen's Soft House Slippers,
beaded and embroidered vamps; also
some plain black felt.
Evening journal., 1905-02-10
$500

Why not3
Second Floor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER.

Washington, D. C., August 25. 1905.
 Sealed bids. marked outside. Bid, Case No. 196. Chiricahua," will be re- ceived by the Forester, Forest Service, Washington, D. C., until October q, 1905, for the purchase of 4.000 cords of dead standing and down timber from Block 2, District 3, Division 3, at the source of Pinery Canyon and Turkey Creek, in the Chiricahua Forest Re serve. No bid of less than $.40 per cord will be considered. A deposit of S4O0.00 must accompany each bid. For further details address Charles T. Mo Clone, Supervisor, Chiricahua Forest Reserve, Paradise, Arizona.
 ONERTON W. PRICE,
 Acting Forester.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
Review News Bureau, i a,s,eli Ost ZI.

AtNeAlg OsAs sfs
 Another big real estate deal has gone through here. By its terms the E A ToyTea Co. gets GO front fesa of the Brophy tract. and will erect there on d nns brick business block The ground costs fi5O per foot The building to go On it will be 0f two stories The first floor viii bs used for iine meat market and cold stOf. age plant that tho T0yreA Co. wiii put ln, Work Of grading the lot for build inR Will commence ai early dats.
 Bowen A iiubbafd have commenced grading for the hiE livery barn they Nill erect on the .ot opposite the Ma. son Transfer Co ofrce This lGt is leased by tho lyerymen from the Junction Co The building to be erected win be substantial affair
 John Anderson and Frank Hchmid have purchased tho Dalton RAab restaurant and have taken possession it is said that tl20o was paid for the business taken over Tho buy ai thai nssTe la considered good one
 Five tons of sacked coal ftli down on new buggy belonging to Ed Moore last night The re wac crushed tn the ground beneath tho weight and badly damaged Mr Moore exchanged a cheek for ti40 for the buggy during the day and at night put it ln tho coal storage room it To Hupl uscd that tha coal vas lopHen ud some way about the foundation on Which the shcks were piled and slid down Uf its own accord
 Mrs II @ James left today for her hDme in Texas in response to telo. gram announcing he serious illness of her mother with pneumonia.
 Some very heavy blasting has iato' ly been done at the cut being made below town for the new track Of the Southwestern. Another day or two Will see the cut finished
 Absolutely no water Is now running down the canyon into Sulphur Springs Valley. Before the Smith syndicate farm commenced taking the mine wa ter there was a stream of considerable size going down the canyon. When ihe Smith farm commenced taking the mine water the flow in the canyon began diminishing. until now lt Is only e memory of the past.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28

The hsbee townsjto pAtent as a sued by tEs Land Department At M .AAinEtoI 10 now at Fhoanis it arrived there yesterday. according Lo notice sent Mayor Taylor by wire from the FhoeH.k Land Office The Mayor promptly wired back to FhOe BiA tl the Lana Ofiice tO forward the inportHut Hlsboe document t1 him at once. lt 10 accordingly expected that 't uill leave Phoenix by today's mail lu that event the Mayor should be ih possession or it tomorrow. iio Will probably at once proceed tO fils II aS provided by law.
 Receipt Df Inc patent VIII enable lhr MAyor tl immediately close hlA tu2uHits boDAA. and wiil put fnAi ,Iu1o 10 ihe ioNnslte proceedings. in ao Iag as utla5 to property ia ths oity are concerned The patents nl. As L} tha Mayor secures all the titleh h, haa has i.aaaud lD those eho have made application to him for deeds ant received thr same
 There arc yel in Tho otnoo of the Mayor e fsv deeds that applicants are entitled Co aud Mil sat lf lhey call At Dnce With receipt of the patent lf win bu tuu late rnr those who have been taidy about taking out their douds tn 80, the same Tho Mayor VIII refund them such money aH thoy have paid fur the .Hnuaurs uf titles. bat Nill not pass thnm tho deeds. There have luen several manths dur lug whlrh securing uf ieria has been possible and lt To not fult that there iB occasion Go koep the Ylhae and the t1Nnbite hn1hB open any longer Therefore those whu lrt the neat day Ur DO pass With0ut getting deeds from the office 0f the Mayor that may be lheie HOW without claImaGt win lose out They Nili be able to fetain tiie gri and they claim only through exer. clse of squsfteIa' rights
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
WILsoE-siRo DEBATE.
Has Been Declared of. as Anti-Joint ststehooG Committee Will Not
 Advise 1t.

The Prescott Courier, published lt the home of Col J. F. Wilson, former Delegate to Congress from Arizona says:
 It seems that the announcement published that Hon. J. F. Wilson and Col. Allen T. Bird are making ready for debate on the joint-statehood question is little premature, if no. cut ot line. Col. Wilson simply sig Lified his willingness to meet Col. Bird should the anti-joilt statehood com. nnttee deem it advisable. The com, mittee does not consider that there s any call for any such joint debate lt present, which is exactly Col. Will sons view of the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
TWO BOYS ARRESTED.
SSeo1 the Eisht in the City Jail for
 Violation of CUnsH Law.

Night Officers WHmoth and Th0fnD. son last night placed under arrest af. ter lively sprint, Willie Gil and Ar Thur Detioff for violation of the cur. lew ordinance and for disturbance of lAe peace in the vicinity Of the gym nasium.
 The two culprits We're taken to the city jail and locked up and charged preferred against them by the night ofhcers. The arrest is a culmination or efforts in vain on the part of the city officers to enforce the curfew law and to keep the peace in the neigh lorhood Of the school house and also Tammany Hall after the hour of nine D. m- The officers state that they have repeatedly warned the boys. but to no purpose, and last night they Iaided the rendezvous on School Hill and bagged two of the offenders.
 The boys took their arrest phiIo- sophcally, and when searched at the 1all nothing more dangerous than a deck of cards was found. The night policemen state that arrests will be made nightly in the future against all offenders without further warning.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
| bATl
 WEAR BAoE ToMEAsURE


 CLOTHES. and sE THOROUGHLY sATIsFIED. it caJsis but little more than tO ear ready made clothes.
 For the fall season we are showing an elaborate assortment of Good Worstods, CheNOts. Tibets. Tweeds. etc, etc, from Strictly Tailoring House. Of New York (not ChicaBol. We represent 6. Stern {. Son, 63l Broadway, ~. N., who HhDna smart styles designed by the best custom tailofs thsro. We take your measure and absolutely guarantee satisfaction and a good ft. or will not ask yOu tO accept the suit
 Bear in Mind tSat every garmsnt will be made strictly to your measure. cut according to any fashion and Dn- ithed hs you desire There is nO"tfit or Miss" about it. Remember. we Absolutely stand ehlnd every suit. Hhd ws have the reputation of being
 TIRE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE.
 SCHWARTZ BROS,
 Main Street
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28


 Mrs E C Seaman nf hr49kiyn E ' 10 nkaly to have hrr attention .4ulm0ued to Bisboe early thlH morn llg when she pays Postal nessen. or boy for several dollara worth oi Information forwarded by Marshal sGodgfaHs from here last evening
 The Marshal communicated win Ar5 Seaman in order to ascertain 7ust where she stands with reference il intentions vith respect to pr0ae'u. .1n 0f Richard r. Hayes, tho man held here for embelElomont of uI s ard Of flO0.O GOO according Co his u4n admission, from the nfm that Airs Seaman 70 tho business head ui
 Though Hayes surrendered himself C. Marshal suodEraas and said hr Nantad tn gp hack bJ New York tn lace the courts he has iatri5 been rowing restless iH the oIiy iaii and ii la uut improbable that unl.. New Work takes some immediate steps toward securing hiH return there foe Nlli proceed to securu his release rom hishee iail through huboaH ,ui ius proceedings.
 Marshal suudslHab has heard puth- lug recently from the New York pa iloe department, and he 10 unaware
 neither the eaEetncss Ca get huid uf Hayes that Was expressed some days hack has worn of ur mol in View uf ihis general lack of dehnte nader sianding with the east as Co what ls tu Do done about Hayes tho Marshal Iast evening teiegraphed hrs. sea
 !, an ai length and fuily When she gets tho telegram lhis morninE along With her breakfast she will have bs. fore her detailed statement Of just how things are here The infoFma tlon may come 6 trifle high but it VIII nii be there. along with demand uo hDOw what she proposes doing about Hayes. Her answer should reacL iers today and should determine VI bether the man will be held iOnges Dr turned. loose, lf tEe New York people are not coming for Hayes at sa early date the officers here wiii De unable Lo preyent his departure 1fefeysr he may desire 10 go.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28

Mir. Bailey Out-C. A. Bailey. a well known shift boss with the Copper Queen for Q number of years, is again able to be out after some months oI confinement to his bed with broken leg. Mir. Bailey sustained the latter during the summer. When the mem Der was about recovered he fell at the c. c. Hospital and broke the limb ever again, at the same place that the previous fracture was sustained. IL was then found possible to straighten the limb. which had previously been crooked It is now thought that MT Bailey will be able to resume h!s work about the first of the year
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28

Shakespeare Class Postponed-Ow- ing to the illness of Mrs. Philbrook. the Shakespeare class, which was to n eet at the Bisbee Woman's Club this afternoon, has been postponed until the next meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28

Paymaster Resisns-It is announc- ed that Paymaster Evans, of the Cop per Queen general office in this city has resigned his position and will leave shortly for Los Angeles, where he will make purchases of supplies for a business he proposes to start in Bis bee In the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
The French cut-off-Work

The French cut-Off-work on the French cutoff is being carried along rapidly and it is now expected that the new track will be completed and ready for service by the first of De 'cember. The concrete cuIyerts and grading on the line are now about finished up to the big fiji below Low. ell. This latter piece of work will be the last finished on the job.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28

New Clerk for WeIIs-Fareo-Ag Campbell, of WeIls-Fargo company. announces that owing to the increas- ed express business in this city anoth- CT clerk will be added to the force this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
SPINAL MENINGITIS.
Threatens Life Of Southwestern Egent-erought 10 Hospital
 From Antelope.

lu an exceedingly precarious condl- ton. the agent of the Southwestern at Antelope. he fFst station east of Rn- dcO was brought UD the Copper Queen Hospital in Lhis city last night The fnan is suffering spinal meningitis. and it 10 exceedingly doubtful If his ..fe can toe saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28

At School BuiIding-Rapid headway is now being made with work at the new Central school building. The l'lasterers finished their work on the second floor of the building yesterday. and the job Is now up to the carpen- ters and painters for finishing.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
Servino Su5poenas

SA1pSCNd5 GC15IdDlCS White and Doyle have been busy off, cers this week in connection with du- ties coming from the office of Ihe sher- if. These consist in serving large number of subpoenas for witnesses who will be wanted before the grand jury shortly to assemble
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28

Seriously Hurt-Basil Baslconoff. q C. & A. miner. was hurt in a cave-in yesterday morning. His worst inju- ries were about the back. Their full extent can not yet be told
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
GRAND MASK BALL.

A full line of beautiful costumes have been received by Mrs. Rich for the mask ball next Tuesday evening. Oct. 31. Can and make your selection.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
ANOTHER BIG
 DEAL AT LOWELL
TovREA co TO ERECT FINE BUILDING ON sOFOOT FRORT
 LOT SECURED.

si6O a Foot Paid RestaErsnt Changes Hands for Good Figore. New Livery Concsrn-ho More Wa. ter Funning ln Canyon Co Sulphur SPrings Valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
HAYES GROWING
 TIRED 0F WAITING
tttFt' tuRED LcN Etts1 iG blsBEE JAiL BECOHtgG
 MONOTCHOUs

R arshsl saoagrass Sends Long Mes sa8e to New York Co Sscertail What hrs. Seaman Proposes Dong, iaust Act speedily if They Want Embe1EieE
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
SEWING MACHINES.

For sale, rent, or repaired at ixI. Variety Store, Brewery Ave. 2 doors above Vienna Bakery. Phone 1SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
TOWNSHIP PATENT
 REACHES PHOENIX
MAYOR TAYLOR GO ADVISED sY ThE LAND OFFICE
 YESTERDAY.

instruets That the important sisbss Document as Forwarded 10 Him. Receipt and fiiing Win hark Finai Close Of T0onslts businesS
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-28
SUBSTANTIAL REWARD.

Is offered for the return of vest talk en from Review office and no ques- tions asked.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-03
ENFORCING coNJUGAn RIGHTS.
Woman Locked Out by Her Husband
Forces the Door OF Their House.

Paris, Dec. "A woman has just
adopted a strange method of enforcing
conjugaI rights. She visited a lock-
smiths shop in the Rue du Cardinal
Lemoine. declared that she had lost
the key of her fiat, and requested the
locksmith to open the door, He &C
companied her to a house in the Rue
des Rernardins, where she resided, and
found that the door was fastened by a
safety lock. He told her that the only
way was to force the door with a
jimmy. The woman ordered the door
to be forced. In the middle Of the
operation a threatening voice was
heard inside. It was that of a man,
and he shouted, 1.-THE first who enter
I will fire upon" The loczsmith
paused in his work and demanded an
explanation from the woman. With
out replying to him, she seized the jim
my and with a vigorous twist forced
the lock. When the door was opened
a man was seen standing within with
a revolver in his hand. He put his
threat into execution. and fired twice.
But the 1ocksmith diverted his aim,
and the two bullets lodged in the cell
ing. The concierge and several
neighbors appeared on the scene The
matter vas fully explained. The wo-
man desired to enter the fiat by force,
her husband having refused to receive
her. She achieved her purpose with
the unwilling completely of the lock-
smith.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-03
PLoT AND ooUNTER-PLor.
Attempt to Ruin Wealthy Manufac-
turer by BIackmaiI.
LCopyrignt, 1905, by Central News and
Press Exchange

LCopyrignt, 1905, by Central News and
Press Exchanged
Paris, Dec. "A piquant story OF an
attempt to ruin a wealthy manufac-
turer by blackmail. a design that was
frustrated by the counter-move OF his
son, a student in Paris, is told. Dur
ing the Liege exhibition the manufac-
turer made the acquaintance of a
young actress, She afterwards learned
that he was married, and compelled
him to pay her to keep silent, and sue
ceeded in fleeing him out of $4,000.
One day asthreatening telegram from
the blackmailer fell into the hands of
the manufa cturer'S wife. She de-
manded an explanation. It was frank
ly given. There was a stormy scene, but
it ended in the wife pardoning her
husband. She did more than forgive
him. She sought to save his reputa-
ton, and urged her SOL, d student in
preventing a scandal. The son obeyed
his mothers command. He played the
amateur detective and discovered that
his fathers blackmailer had a protec-
tor who was as jealous as he was rich.
It was now the actress turn to be
threatened, and the student played his
part so well that he succeeded in get
ting back all the money eXtorted from
his father. The story goes that, not
content with this money. which he
kept to himself, he attempted to get
more appeared on the scene. He and
the young woman Joined forces and
sought the assistance Of a police COM
missary. with the result that the stu
dents blackmailing adventure came to
an end.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-03

The something new is always in
teresting. and particularly is it Of in
terest if it has something of utility
in it. Garments intended for service
must have wear-resisting qualities,
and women of discriminating taste
appreciate quality in their work-a-day
clothes as much as they do beauty in
those intended for dress occasions.
The selection of a rain coat is a
question of much importance. Every
woman wishes to appear well what
ever the weather, and she is anxious
that her raincoat be OF stylish and up
to-date appearance. Quality of fabric
is as much a consideration as the cut
Of the garment, as it is only by the
use of a guaranteed fabric that a rain
coat may be dependable. The grif-
fonette materials stand for quality Of
fabric as well as for the waterproof
process with which they have been
treated. The pretty rain coat shown
in the illustration is one of the new
cape models which bid fair to be great
" used through the winter and in the
coming spring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-03

ticable uses there are the washable
and non-shrinkable flannel fabrics.
For morning and afternoon wear
wash waists will be worn and these
will be made of linen, hand embroid-
cred or plain linen and the white or
mixed vestings. Medium heavy
goods will be used for mannish skirts
with patch pockets and the regula-
ton tailor made shirt waist. The reg
ulation tailor made shirt waist is al
ways and ever with US. and many of
the best makers adhere to the one
model from season to season, with
but slight variation in the shoulder
line. sleeve or cuff. This model is
built on the simplest lines and is
either plain or tucked, buttoning down
the front through the centre of box
plat. The sleeve is of the mannish
style with a straight cuff. A waist of
this description is usually worn with
a linen collar or simple stock and de-
ponds for its sInartness on the per-
lection of it's material, cut and work.
rna0ShiD.