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Evening journal., 1906-09-07
ChildYen's S Frocks

Plaid enters largely into the making
,f autumn clothes for children.
A pretty froclS for child of eight or
en- years is OF soft invisible plaid in
white, and green wool. The front is
trimmed with revers covered with
white and green silk braid. and two
rows of gilt buttons showing pretty
children's heads.
Another frock for a little girl is Of
soft green chiffon velvet. This is cur
to a deep point reaching to the waist
front and back. and the guimpe bodice
and sleeves are Of bright plaid silk.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
THE G1LNTLE SEX
September,s Sapphires
THE maid who's born when autumn
leaves

THE maid who's born when autumn
leaves
| Are rafting in Sdptember's breeze,
A sapphire on her brow should bind;
Twill cure diseases Of the mind"
1t is to be hoped that the clear blu e
s uone will serve its purpose as well T,n
d er finger. or elsewhere about her pc r.
S, 'n. for there seems to be no approved
ia shion just now Of binding it on her
br wv
a amber cotffure comb has three
dee . sapphires set in the design OF
Frei lch gold lotUs leaves on the top.
A belt buckle OF narrow gold bars.
cross ed and rec1' 'ossed. is studdel with
tiny ,ale sapphi res.
One huge sap phire clasped in a net
work Of dun 81 liver forms the head OF
a lovel y hatpr.
A he avy duu gold band bracelet.
quite p lain kept for being pricked
out here and there with tiny twinkling
sapphire. :. is effective.
Another bI acelet is a slender chain
composed cf tiny Maltese crosses
formed Of 'hrilliants alternating with
single pale apphires.
A gold C. IA in stringing a dozen large
sapphires m axes another fetching
bracelet.
An Egyptiiu I scarab OF tinted silver,
with a sinFsh large sapphire for the
body Of the beetle, conceals a small
vanity mii-n )r.
A necklace' Of sapphire blue beads is
attractive.
A comb of dark shell has a curved
sold hand acn ISIS the top, studded with
apphire, eaCa blue gem framed in
earlS.
Small silver or gold lockets, set with
. single sapph ire, are appropriate.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
pinhtheria is Feared.
sneclal ID The Evening journal.

opeclaI 20 TIC LVVHIHs JOufnaI.
CLAYTON, Sept. t7.-Siclxness among
the children OF the laborers employed
at the cannery at this place has
broken out. ne serious case Of
membranous Group called for con-
sultation of physicians. who feared
for the diphtheria. The family the
greatest effected. a child OF which was
very sick. returned home to Balti-
more on the midnight train Tuesday
night. The shanty has been disin-
fected and all the indisposed cases
are closely watched. No patient has
developed diphtheria so far. Reports
are that the child shipped haat died
since returning to Baltrnora
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Me- III HeIps

One orange 81 ated, five crackers roll
ID fine a pint Il sweet milk. two eggs
we'll beaten, sn gar to sweeten. Bake
IS a custard.
Prepare a mi xture as for pumpkin
pie. Have patti shapes baked empty,
but not browneS {. Half fill each shape
with the mixtn re. Then bake until
well set Take from oven and cover
with a meringa > heaped high in CEN
tre, return to or en- and brown.
One pound o { marshmallows. one
pound of Engrts walnuts, one pint
cream. one gill Of sherry After di-
viding each MAJ 'shmallow into quar-
ters. cut the WI llnut meat into small
pieces and mi X together. Then add
the sherry, WI il the cream and fold
gently through the mixture. Flavor
with pineapple.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
SOON TO BE
INCORPORATED

The committee in charge OF the work
Of the Anu-Tuberculosis Society Of
Delaware is busy preparing a circular
letter regarding the proposed plans Of
the society and making an appeal for
funds to enable 1t to begin the erection
OF buildings.
Architect Rice is busy with the pre-
paratlon of plans for the building, hav-
ing offered to donate the plans.
william s. Hines viii to-day or to-
morrow make application for the char
ter OF the society and before the end
OF the week It is expected that the So
clety will be a corporate body, and the
transfer of the land viii be made to the
board OF directors then to be elected.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Survey Markers Torn Down.

Some malicious person has been
destroying the markers set up by the
United States engineers, who survey
ed the Christiana river for the dredg-
ing of the channel. The engineers use
flags to direct the people on the dredge
and many flags have been broken
down. This is a serious offense, as it
may destroy the engineers calcula-
tions and cause them to make all their
surveys over again. Anyone found
tampering with these markers will no
doubt be prosecuted by the govern
ment.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Some Offerings in Our
Drapery Department

Portieres, two color combinations,
olive and dark green, forest green and
red, light and dark blue, gold and bronze.
Finished with heavy interviewer fringe.
SI.6o to $4.7o
Lace Curtains. Cluny, 2A yards long.
Regularly sold at IS cents. For this sale,
ACC
Organdie Curtains, AZ inch ruffe, 2H
yards in length, AZ inches wide. Regu-
larly sold at $I.2s. For this sale. .osc
Nottingham Curtains, 81 yards long,
light clean and airy styles. Special sale
price .. ..... ... ........,.....SI.4 40
Couch Covers, in Oriental and Ara
bian stripes, fringed all round many
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
MAN Einht IN eIaekblrd.

There is a warm fight waging in
Blackbird hundred for the Democratic
Of Representative, between
Andrew Jackson Wright, the present
incumbent, and Mortimer Records, The
latter Is a prominent mill owner and
is we'll liked. II is said that consider
able money viii be spent on nominal
.ion day and the outcome Of the con-
test is awaited with interest The dis
t,ict is Democratic.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
LOW RATE NIAGARA FALLS Ex-
cUR0IONS.

Popular ten-day excursions to Ma
CARA Falls will be run BY the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company on Fridays,
September z, 21 and October 12. Spe-
cial trains Of parlor cars. coaches and
dining car viii start from Philadelphia
and Washington.
Niagara Falls Niagara Gorge, the
Whirlpool and Rapids never lose their
absorbing interest TO the American
people. For illustrated booklet and
fun information apply to nearest ticket
agent
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
HAS OBTAINED SITE

Colonel o. c. Cullen. the inventor Of
the Cullen ball bearing rifle gun, IS
said to have secured a site here for his
new gun factory His at
torneys to-day admitted that an op-
ton for suitable ground was now be-
ing considered. but the location Of the
site was not given.
All that could be learned was thai
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Boys to Hold Meeting.

Boys connected with Old swedes
ssunday school will hold a meeting
this evening for the purpose Of or
ganizing company of cadets.
Thomas s. Meham, superintendent Of
the Sunday school. formerly a menu
Der Of Troop b. this city, will drill the
boys in cavalry tactics.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Two Shirt Waist Sleeves

The sleeve is the part Of the shirt
waist which shows most quickly its
stvle and no woman likes to wear
parnents which are out of date. Two
excellent new sleeve patterns are
shown here which may be used with
any shirt waist and change the entire
appearance of that garment. The nrst
is the regulation shirt sleeve having 4
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

as soon as the ground was purchased
Colonel Cullen would Immediately be-
Gin the construction OF the proposed
plant 1t was further said that the
soldier and inventor was not after
local capital, and that he had all the
money needed to erect the plant.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
win Resume w ,ekIx Meetinns.

The First District, Committee will
resume its weekly meetings on Mon
day evening. Septel nber 10. at the
East Side Republica Club. The meet
ing is called for 8 iclock and a large
attendance is expec ted.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

trim cuff and moderate fulness. The
shorter is a style especially smart and
well liked by up-to-date women. The
ruff of the latter Is the double one
which turns back and is closed with
links. Both sleeves are easily made
and require but 1 1-2 yards OF 27-inch
material in the medium sizes. The
sleeves may serve for ladies or girls.
6749-sizes, small, medium and large.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
First ovster Boat Arrives.

Noored at the Church street wharf is
the schooner Mary Alice, loaded with
oysters the first to arrive in this city
from the Delaware river beds. Because
Of the poor facilities for landing ii is not
thought many Of the boats viii come to
this city.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

and foot boards $4,000 value for $33.25
Three piece BED ROOM SUITE, full
serpentine front, all quartered oak,
handsomely polished Dresser has large
mirror, 24x3o inches. Heavy carvings,
heavy roll on head and foot board Reg
ularly sold at $4,000; for this sale. .S4I.oo
Princess Dresser, full swell front, all
quartered, with handsome piano polished
surface. Cast brass trimmings Round
post construction. Special price. .S17.75
Bureau, large French mirror, oval,
made of golden oak, strongly construct
cd Three large deep drawers shaped
top ...... ..... ....... S8.s so
Chifoner. FIVE drawers. Made of gol-
den oak, lacquercd brass trimmings.
Good snowy hand carvings .......$5.oo
Large Washstand, top drawer swell
and quartered. Solid cast brass trim-
mings, French legs ..... ... .$4a5
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Rugs

Rugs, reversible all-wool Smyrna Rugs
in handsome colorings, floral and animal
designs Size 3ox6o inches. Special
Tapestry Rug size oxI2 feet SI4.oo
Saxony Administer Rug, Oriental de-
sign, size oxI2 feet .............S .S22.75
Other sizes up to S24.25.
Amsterdam Smyrna Rug, 6xo feet,
SIa.7s
Amsterdam Smvrna Rug, oxI2 feet
$a3.oo
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
VIII Study IN Ronnn.

Iamcs Grant, divinity student Of
tis city. will 90 to Rome next month
O complete his course OF training
Ghe1 ordained as a priest he will be
za1onec ~ the Wilmington diocese
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Letters On Meoarv F.t,t.

Register Of Wills Bach has grant
d letters testamentary on the estate
f James Megary to Tnghman Johns-
on and ClAwsnn Z s4z=-s77s.sfv y.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

bright and beautiful color combinations,
which tend to give your room or den
cheerful atmosphere. Prices range from
soc to 1898
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Attractive Values in Bed Room
Furniture

An incompatible
display of fine bed
room requisites of
superior style, ex-
cellent construction
and hawless finish.
Golden oak BED
ROOM SUITE, 3
pieces. Dresser has
large French mir
ror, size 24x3o in.
Drawers serpentine
and quartered. Lac
quered brass trim
mings. Roll head
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

Apple jelly is I'm. sOved by dropping a
rose geranium leaf in each glass. 1t
gives a peculiarly elicious flavor TO the
Jelly. A pan of lime set on a shelf near
the jelly glasses will, prevent mold from
appearing.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
cor..lsint Of stannant Water

Complaint has been made TO the
Board OF Health Of pools Of stagnant
water at 'cH''- th and Claymont
Etreetx
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

When scale or rust has formed on
the interior Of a te lkettle it can never
be as satisfactory ass before. but it is a
good plan TO preve mt the crust from
forming. by keeping i clean shell always
in the kettle.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

II kerosene is us ed for cleansing the
rubber of the clio ines wringer it Will
make It as good as } iew.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Couches

Couch, covered with pantasote
leather, double comb spring. Col
den oak frame, ruffie edge and head.
Plain top. An unusual value for
this ten days. 49,. $500
Diamond Tufted Couch, heavy
oak frame, copied after the English
style, the largest size of couch made
This couch is overstuffed, making it
comfortable. Price for this sale.
$I4.oo
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
HOuseh, Nd HELPS

wnen putting av ny knives and other
steel instruments VI them slightly and
wrap them in tissi n paper. This will
prevent their rustii q.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
MARSHAL sNooeRAss.

The voters of Bisbee will return Marshal Hank Snodgrass to his pres ent official position by their ballots on April 2. It will be an endorse ment, well deserved, of his adminis- tration of one of the most important offices in the city. Marshal Snodgrass has had no enemies to punish or friends to favor in the performance of his public duties. As city marshal and tax collector he has been prompt and diligeDt in the discharge of his duties and has earned the respect and confidence of every law abiding citi- zen in the city.
 Marshal Snodgrass needs no recom- mendation from the Review He is running on his record and he not only has the endorsement of the entire Democratic party in Bisbee but a goodiy number of Republicans will vote for Snodgrass for marshal as an endorsement of his official duties well performed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
THE PRESTIGE OF THE PRESIDENT.

It is admitted, even by his warmest supporters, that the prestige of the president has suffered a loss from the action of the Senate on the joint statehood bill. To have first voted 8 referendum and then to have strick- en out altogether the sections relat- ing to Arizona and New Mexico was certainly severe usage for an admins tration measure of the importance of this in a body having nearly two. thirds republican majority.
 And this is where the loss comes in. If the statehood bill had not been made so conspicuously one of the presidents own pet measures. the vote in the Senate would not have the significance now given to it. It was because the president undertook to drive it through" and would listen 10 no amendments affecting it's ''es- ssnce" that the mutilation of the bill is regarded as a rebuke to the execu- tive. So clear is this that some of the presidents supporters have had the temerity to deplore his activity in behalf of this measure If he had contented himself. they say, with the really strong and fair presentation of the reasons in favor of admitting the four territories as two states com. municated to Congress in his annual message, and had given no other ad. vice or opinion unless it was sought, the bill would have fared quite as well probably better, as some Senators have prejudice against being bull dozed-and the mangling of the bill could not have been considered blow at the president.
 This is a reasonable view, and the criticism raises again the question of the limitations and the proper exer- else of the executive power.-Boston Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Paddy" Mccullough will be nc novice in street building in Bisbee. Six years ago in New York city Mir. Mccullough had charge, of the con- struction work on the streets in one of the districts of that city. He is a man who is not afraid of work and is as honest as the days are long. He lis a democrat of the old school, and has resided in Bisbee. as a miner al the Czar shaft, for six years. Two years ago when defeated for the nom- ination on the Democratic ticket there were no sore spots on his head
 He peeled of his coat and did good work for the entire ticket. Elect P J. Mccullough as street superintend' ent and watch the improvement ir the streets and roadways in all parts of the city
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

L. R. Allen and 4. T. sowie. in the Second ward. make strong Ieam. Mir. Allen. although be has been a resident of Bisbee comparatively short time. has done a great deal for the improvement of the city. He is hustler and believes in doing things. He takes pride in the town where he has invested his money and will prove an active worker for any meas ure looking 10 the advancement Of Bisbee- A. T. sowle is a ,yeung Demo- crat who has served on the present city council with credit to himself and the residents of the Second ward who elected him. He was one of the first movers in the matter of q sewer sys- tenn for Bisbee. The entire list of nominees for aldermen ca the
 Democratic ticket are abls. ,busiaess men, copversant with the needs of the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Does it hot look little bad for the republicans, that in the only great fight the president has made for the people, the rate bill, he, with two thirds majority in the Senate, had 10 entrust that measure to the leadership of that fierce and furious democrat, Tillman of South Carolina. and for support to such men as Carmack of Tennessee. Bailey of Texas. Simmons of North Carolina. and Rsyaorg qf ! Maryland
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

The democrat who supports the president Is labeled as~a @White House democrat" The Resignation for the republican Senator who oppos- es the president has not yet been framed into polite English.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Gregg w, Summers is, making a winning fight for the office of city clerk. With a democratic mayor, a democratic city council and demo cratic marshal and street superin- tendent. a Republican city clerk would be out of place. Gregg Sum mers is competent to fill the position. He is a deserving young Democrat and should receive his full party vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Of course there may be coal strike, but the average citizen isn't worrying, as he. thinks President Roosevelt will take fifteen minutes oa some time between now and the first of the month and settle the dis pute.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Perhaps those subpoena Tservers would have less trouble locating John D. Rockefeller if they could make a noise like an oil gusher, r,fS5 .sa.s.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
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cANANEA BRANCH OFFICE.

R. c. Brown is the local agent < Of the Bisbee Daily Review at Cananea, Sonora An office is located at the American Drug Store, where subscriptions and business of all kinds will be re- ceiyed. Money can be paid there on subscriptions and ad- vertisements and receipts giy- en. In this connection all let ters for delivery to parties in Cananea addressed to box IT will receive prompt attention. The Reviews daily circulation in Cananea is now 270 copies daily. This is hint 10 adver- tsers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
Lowell Branch offIes.

A Branch office has been establish. c at Lowell in the building occupied ' Lowen Drug CO. News items and advertisements left there wfn be giv- sn prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Everybody is for the Hepburn rate bin." says a western newspaper. Ex- cept the Senators.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

city and men who can be entrusted with the economical administration of affairs
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Ii begins to look like 'Chicken Dick had the full Republican voting strength of Bisbee already corraled.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

Twelve ships week, on an average, are wrecked on the oceans of the
 world.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

o. E. Moore will take those grease spots out, make the garment look like new. Try him. HUGHES BLOCK.
 o. E. MOORE, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

This paper is kept on file at Law rence's Adv. Agency. 14o Chamber of Commerce Bid. Les Angeles, Cal. where contracts for aevsrsixsng may be made. t p-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
l. . . yys ss ssNs REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
 CITY TICKET.

Mayor J. NJ. OConneH City Marshal. Hank Snodgrass Street Supt.. P. J. Mccullough City Clerk. Gregg W. Summers
 Aldermen. gg First Ward-L. c. Shattuck, J. W. Hogan. Second Ward-L. R. Allen, 4 W. Sowle. naG Third Ward--Tom Devine,
 Robt. Hennessy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

The Review is delivered by carriers . the following towns: NAco.
 CaneneA- Douglas- Tombstone. Benson. South Bisoee Paradise. , Don Lula PearceL IA
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, 1906-09-26
OPEN TO EVERYBODY.

For several years 1t has been i'm
possible to get at the books OF the
state, democratic Platform.
The foregoing is a barefaced at.
tempt to deceive the people, There
Las never been a time under republi-
can rule in this state when the books
Of public officials were not open to
public inspection. The same thing is
true of every public record or docu-
ment of any description whatsoever.
AT times reports are made to the gov
ernor and to other officers that are in
a measure private, but any person may
see even these documents upon max.
ing application to the proper officer.
Democratic platforms are free with
their ~insinuations of graft, fraud, etc,
having nothing else upon which to
build a campaign. This year their plat
form is unusually full of statements
that cannot be backed UP. Most of
the planks are yarns" made out of
whole cloth, and the demand for the
books is one of them. Now that they
haYe openly charged that the
looks canno be seen, let them cite
some specific instance or admit that
they have told an untruth.
, 1906-09-26
The Worlds

Although the European countries
started building railroads earlier than
the United States, statistics show we
are now far ahead of them all, in fact
we have over 10 per cent more miles
of main track than the whole of Eu,
rope combined. This remarkable
showing is probably only equalled by
one other and that is, the wonderful
record of cures made by the celebrated
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t was
first introduced So years ago and to-
day is far ahead OF any other stomach
remedy, both in prestige and cures. If
the stomach is weak, tongue coated,
appetite poor, or bowels c~onstipated
we know of nothing that will do you
so much good as a few doses of the
Bitters. Try it and see. It Always
cures indigestion, dyspepsia, heart
Vaih, female Ills or malaria.
, 1906-09-26
WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS.

The Fremont Republican produced
on Its first page last week, in large
type, that portion OF the republican
state platform relating To legislation
for the people, and which reads as fol,
lows: We challenge attention TO the
record of on party in recent national
legislation; in the maintenance OF a
protective tariff IN legislation Tor the
proper regulation OF rates ana prac-
uces of railways, and to insure me
welfare of railway employees; in the
enactment of Legislation Iol pure foods,
II for the better regulation of imml-
grafton and naturalization" 1t is a
matter of record thai both Senator
Warren and Senator clark voted
against the railroad rate bill, an ad.
mlnistration measure, the purpose OF
which was to prevent the railroads or
common carriers from carrying their
own products to the detriment OF other
dealers in the same commodities
Lander Mountaineer.
1t is not often that Il newspaper man
Is found who viii deliberately II ma,
hciously falsify the record made by a
public man. The editor of the Noun.
t%aineer, however, appears to be in
this class, He says 1T is a matter OF
record that both Senators Warren ana
Clark voted against the railroad rate
bill. This is unqualiaedly false. Sen.
ator Clark voted for the bill and stat.
ed in the senate that were his col.
league (Senator Warren) present his
vote would be recorded in the adirma.
tive. At the time of the passage OF
the bill Senator Warren was in Wyo.
ming attending to very important bust,
ress.
The only purpose In calling attention
70 this false statement is 10 show to
what lengths a democratic paper will
go in such matters. 1t is also signih-
cant that the editor of the paper in
question is the democratic candidate
for governor. A man aspiring to such
an exalted position should first learn
the futility of assembling. People can
lie fooled occasionally by such meth,
DDS, but not often, and when they find
out that a man is not to be depended
upon in n thing they discredit him in
all things.
There must have been collision In
this matter between the democratic
papers, for on the same date the Raw,
Inns Journal alleges that our congress
sional delegation was opposed to the
national administration on rate mat
tiers.
A party that is compelled to make
a campaign upon falsehood is in a
pretty hard way.