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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fIANos-A PHENoMENA1 RECORD IS Be:
standard pianos. They are going at about
half price. These splendid bargains are being
snapped up by eager buyers all over the north
select FROM: Behning Crown, Miller. Fischer,
Yose, Sterling, Hartman, Emerson, McPhal'
Huntington, Singer. Everett and large mum.
Der Of other good makes. You save 500 70
$500 at this great sale; easy terms Of "a, 20,
Sc, g. So and $40 month. Foster q
waldo IS 9TH st q, corner N!collet av.
EN0Y0L0PEpA BRITANNICA,
81 voNlS sw. SIX.
In order to. effect quick sale will sell con- on
pste set Of Britannica tor ss
necesstates my Offering these books at this
rid,culously low figure; need moasy and dan, am
aaieR If ~ you Want thsm somebody is going
to get bargain: Address 1911. Journal
BUY OF US AND SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
new and second hand office, store bank. drug,
sizes and standard makes. including one extra
fine bank safe with automatic time lHe1 and
Fixture Co., rs 81 St s. ~
ONE Il 4. P. STEAM ENGINE, ONE i9zs1szlo
o opefI bosr
base, one Is H. P. electric motor. Write for
prices. Enterprise Machine Co., Minneapolis,
SODA FoUNTAIN-LATEsT, GREATEsT AND
best sanitary fountain on the market (Presto).
IN use only short while; practically new;
bargain for cash. or will sell on time pay
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, ATTENTION.
and moceasins s' When in A inneapolis see Us.
g}.r " Ss6y Shoe to 6 8s ss
FOR sALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND Bill
, Hard and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds
easy payments: send FOG catalogue and price
4as and j." rs ID st !. ninnsssolls ''A's' ~
sPEoIAI ToDAY-LATEsT DRoPHEAD SIN
&: $ ST. II :;
of tain, te1sier zassers. Etc. marble top sesa-
ter; bargain II taken this week: w. K. Col.
Tier. 1870 It'll st. st. Paul. MINI.
FOR sALE-oNE 2a-FooT LAUN0H, 3. F.,
ali IN arst:ciass order. PRICE $a75: Moore
Boat Works, MayEata. -.
PIANos-A VERY FINE LARGE SIZE BUSH
Gerts pane only $S1s II tsasn at
wcop Da DR.: Ssso, ss7 8 F 5;E WoSD
Co. 237 Hennepin. Main 3s46 Il: T. G. 1901:
GOOD sATIBoAT FOR SALE cHEAP; PAR:
bdsewood Hotel. Lake Minnetonka. -
ONE x H. P. ELECTRIC MOTOR, BRAND
pew; have no use for 1t on account Of moy.
ing. Address 7o45, journal:
BARBER CHAIR, PLUSH COVERED, RECLIN.
ing, in good order, cheap. Address J.. An
drus, Galesburg, NJ D. 4St5-f ..- = =. = =
FOR sALE-A MUELLER HoT-AIR FURNACE
complete equipment. barrow Baker: Co.
216 4th st 8. ~ 'F's.,rF
FVRNITURE-aooD as NEW. VERY 0HEAPl
small payments. White. 21S 9Th Ut 8; opel
! evenings. .---
! SECONDHAND WHEELS MOTORCYCLES
Rainmakers repa.ring. 100 Rostotnee court:
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TOWN MARKET PAYS HIGHEST CASH
price for second-han household goods and
Office furniture. 417-419 Washington az 8.
tt. G. 2S17. - If -.r..' ~ E$E -."5s-a.- 4
wANTED-PHoTo CAR; MUST BE MOUNTED
wheels. Address, giving full description,
size, price, location. etc. 7767, Journal
WANTED-sECOND-HAN CABINET SAW,
with table from 8 to 4 feet square. East
Side Journal, 200 Central av. -
WANT sECoND.HAND HIGH GRADE SQUARE
piano. Write particulars and cash price, 704
- Metropolitan Life building. =, 49,.
SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS. TO LINDAHL
Diegre;, highest prices paiR 405 Washington
nv S. Phone Main 1916 LIZ. Al -..-z.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR
cash. Advance" AL s Wash. r. c. Tel. 1902.
WANTED-MUs1CAL INSTRUMENTS. HIGH.
est prices paid. Max A. Kohen. 327 s. Wash.
BOOKS PUROHASED FOR CASH IN SMALL
quantities or whole libraries. 605 LIST av s..
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For Rent-Stores.
s14els HENNEP1N Av, .
o Second and third floors, 56x125; extra o
o well lighted. New steam heating plant. o
o Will rent all or part to suit tenant. o
129 18th st N, s.. o
0 Warehouse, large, light office and plenty o
of yard space In rear; centrally located o
o and well adapted for light manufacturing. o
510-512 I'd Av s. O
% 4o16o, first floor, choice location for any o
kind Of business. ---.~. = O
55-57 10th St s, o
3ox9O. first and second floors, large, o
o light store, with large alley on side and o
q
o $40 I'd Az s. q
o Second and third floor. 24x9o: good light o
o suitable for light manufacturing or any O
kind of business; very reasonable rent O
0 Apply %
Thorpe Bros, . q
206 Andrus Building. @
0 % % 90 o o o O
FOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR OF BUILDING.
% 9Th st s; good location for merchant tailor
other light business. Inquire at Wells,
&2-44 9Th st S.
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RI.

!V11Gn N1coIIet. UEFUL! W abuluS1V6
and Tenth Ave. South = PHONE: Main 2oA
Except Sunday. Others Daily. Leave. Arrtye.
Chicago, Kansas City .............-. 30 ami 9Mpm
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha x % PM Ss ss am
Omaha, Ft. Dodge, Austin Y % PM aepm
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

For Rent-Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM, FACING
Loring park; spring water and telephone;
walking distance; with or without meals.
. 1912 Harmon place.
NEAT, CLEAN, FURNIsHED ROOMS, 76c 81
and $3.50 per week; quiet and homelike; cool
and cosy; with lawn, flowers and shade. 615
9th st s. -,r. -rl, .s5 Ia
20 LET-TWo CONNECTING FRONT ROOMS,
furnished for light housekeeping second floor,
wet sink. strictly modern. 400 10th st.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
two ladies gentlemen; bath, gas, Twin
City phone. 1922 Hawthorn av. ~. -
WANTED - YOUNG LADY. = ROOMMATE,
large room sg "a, at 81 per month. Call after $3.50
FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM IN PRIVATE
family; telephone and bath. 141o 5th st N.
y T. C. 1873. -:
NICE FURNISHED ROOM IN AN ALL MOD.
ern fiat for two gentlemen. 1925 Sd av s.
fat 2. =
TRUNKS delivered any part Of city, 25o. Com
=. mercial Delivery. lit 7th st s. Both phones.
For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms.
TWO UNFURN1sHED ROOMS FOR RENT
downstairs. Call at 720 7th av s.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-oNE RELIN-
quishment with decided quarter adjoining; 10
miles from Chamberlain, s. D., Address 665.
Journal. So
land: will sell cheap or exchange for Mime.
apolis business block or nat building. TIA.
Journal.
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Totals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-REAL ESTATE
LISTINGs WANTED.
We are having calls for houses and lots
2 daily. and offer those who desire to sell the
facilities Of our Office
We handle exclusive Hstings only. There
Is large demand for houses the East Side.
Chute Realty Co..
BOZ Central Az.
WANTED-CANADA LANDS.
We want to get your very best prices and
terms on lands between the third and fourth
mertdians in block, sections or quarters. Send
full particulars first letter.
L. N. Le Valley 4 Co.,
Saskatoon, Canada.
WANT GOOD MODERN HOME, UP-ToDATF,
for such home I will pay $1,000 to $4,000,
all cash: will be here this week only; give
number Of house and state when can see It.
Address 1880. Journal.
WANTED "A HOUSE OF SIX or SEVEN
rooms, modern or nearly SO, In good residence
district; moderate rent; small family; can
furnish best references. Address 1877, Jour-
nal. =: - -.l-. - K
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR MODERN
homes. If your place is for sale let US
Is know about it. Fleener Schlefeher, 3l6
- Security Bank building.
WILL TRADE MY 80 n. p, FoUR-oYLMDER
@& top touring car, almost new, for city resi-
81 dence lot, well located. Address 1855, Jour
We have oUsToNER FOR EIaHT;RooN
Emergency g., e2S Nicoilet az.
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fAUL REUHLER,

b " modern house. with combination heat, gas
and electric fixtures full basement with plas-
tered laundry In the basement and barn. near
month. Lake & City Realty Co.. cue Guar
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cows, DOGS, POULTRY
FOR sALE-FME LOT COCKER PUPPIES;
bitch in whelp; crossed collie puppies and
bitch. H. d. Poseley, Bird Island, Mimi.
FRESH COWS; GOOD MIIKERsi SOME JER.
seys, at your price; will exchange; Jersey bull
FOR sALIGENTLE FRESH MILUH COW
and calf. George 81. Dow. 2601 44th nv N.
T. q. phone 14O66.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
MERCHANT cHosEs HIssEE.

Joseph Brown, well known through out this section of Arizona and Sonora where he has conducted several gen. eral merchandise establishments, has returned to Bisbee to stay. The Brown Store" which is to be opened within the next few days, probably Tuesday next, is to be located in the Muheim building in Brewery Gulch in the north storeroom recently occupied temporarily by the Bisbee Drug Co. A stock aggregating in value approxi- rlately $20,000, will be put on sale to the Bisbee public at the grand opening and will consist of full line of ready to-wear garments for ladies, gentle Ren and children. The stock for the Bfsbee store of Mir. Brown comes di- rect to the city from the manufactur- ing centers of the eastern cities, and will be sold at prices that will meet the popular ideas of the purchasing public. MT. Brown will be an enter prising adjunct to Bisbee's mercantile colony
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
HUGHES IS CONFIDENT.

AMSTERDAM. N. r.. Get. 13.-"l am satisfied that We cannot be beateI if we are not over confident" declared Charles E. Hughes, the Republican candidate for governor, upon comple. tor here tonight of his first upstate campaign tour. MT. Hughes made five speeches today in as many places.
 Mir. Hughes made special appeals to laooring men, and made a more direct attack upon W. R. Hearst than in any of his previous speeches. He referred to his opponent in one case as the representative of the most outrageous use of money in politics in furtherance of selfish ambition"
 Said Mir. Hughes in a statement: The most significant feature of this trip has been the cordial support of which the old-time Democrats have personally assured me. It is evident that there is widespread revolt on the part of members of the Democratic party in the interest of decency. have moi found indications of any serious defection. from the Republican ranks, and the outlook is most encouraging"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
. SHOULD ss ELECTED.

Alfred Panl. of Douglas, who is now democratic candidate for supervisor
 IS one of the substantial and reliable
 business men of Cochise county. As boy In Tombstone he peddled bottles
 and newspapers: as youth in Bisbee be carried water to the miners and ip the language of Col. Johnston. who placed his name, before the conven- uon, he pat the car on the track when
 Fred Sutter an9 Johnny Bowen ran 1t on. Now Mir. Paul owns much property In Douglas and perhaps as much giltedge mining stock as any other man in this city. His success through life has been continual from the start and the man who makes a success in life for himself Is certainly qualified for handling public business. The people of Douglas should rally to the support of Mir. Paul. Douglas must have representative sn the board of supervisors who will specially look to her interests and this all may rely on Mir. Paul to do.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
SAVAGE MURDER CASE COMES
 ID TRIAL ,.
Witnesses and Attorneys tome ,ts,
 Leave for Nogales, Whefe . Case Will De Heard Com
 mencing Monday Morning.

The ease of the Territory of Arizo
 na vs. Mrs. Kate Savage charging
 her with the numbering of her hus
 band in Bisbee about year and a hall
 ago. win come up for trial before
 Judge Doane at Nogales Monday. This case has been held over through sev
 erd sessions of court, and was sen, to Nogales on a change of venue from Cochfse county.
 The facts are as follows One af.
 ternoon about a year and a half ago.
 Henry Savage. who was a bartender.
 went up to Tombstone Canyon in.
 tending to go home, and had reached
 an embankment below the house,
 when he was shot through the head. and instanly killed. by his wife, Mrs. Kate Savage. whoshot from the win- dow of the house. At the same time Mrs. Savage's son, Amos Stone. was on the opposite side of the canyon. armed with a rifle. Savage carried a six-shooter. Mrs. Savage was plac- ed under arrest, as well as her son. and when the case came up for trial. her attorneys filed affidavits asking for change of venue, on the ground that their client could not get a fair and impartial trial in Cochise county. The request was granted and the case transferred to Morales.
 In defense of her action Mrs. Say age stated that her husband had mis- treated her on several occasions, and that on the night previous to the Kill ing had beaten her. She stated fur ther that when he approached the house, on the afternoon of the killing. she called to him. and told him not to come nearer. but he persisted, and she shot.
 The theory of the prosecution is. that Mrs. Savage was desirous of get ting her husband out of the way in order to have her children receive \ his share of the profits Of the laun- dry which they conducted. That on the night of the killing she was sta tioned at the window of the dwelling awaiting her husbands home coming, armed with a shotgun, and that her son was standing on the other side Df the canyon, armed with rife. and prepared to kill Savage, if the wom- m did Tot kill him with the shotgun. There was an eyewitness to the kill 1 ng, q. Thomas, the man on whose l wagon Savage rode up the canyon, and | le will be witness for the Territory. i
 There is also number of witnesses l Or both sides, and it is probable that l he case will long-drawn out
 Assistant District Attorney E. J. | 7lanigan left for Nogales on the af- ! e-no"n train to prosecute the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14

J. H. O'Reilley, the Albuquerque life insurance man, is a visitor in the city from New Mexico. He gives as his impression that the joint statehood measure will go down to defeat at the hands of New Mexico voters.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
THE SIX B|TTERS
 ARE DOOMED IN B|SBEE
Board ot.srrade Takes Effec- tive Measures to, Freeze Out Elusive Companies From the, Local Field.

I A netting of the Bisbee Board oi
 Trade. held yesterday in the off,ce ol
 Attorney J. M. OConnen. resulted iz
 action on the part ol the commercial
 body tending to efsectually put stop
 to the pursuit of business in this city
 Of such fire insurance companies as
 have either repudiated their San
 Francisco losses. or compromised with
 tnefr polfcyholders on an inequitable
 basis. as well ss those companies as
 have deferred indefinitely the settle,
 ment of outstanding claims. The meeting was presided over by Presi- oent George Buxton of the board, and Snaries A. Hall was chosen secretary A full attendance of members was present and all presented a list of the companies in which local policies have been written. A committee of the or sanfzation proceeded at once to weed out the "six bitters" and "doubtfur' companies with the result that all policies now held in them here will be cancelled at once.
 President Buxton, commenting on the action of his board and it's ind.. vluual dealings with the fire insurance companies, said: q must say this. that not in single case have the local agents been censured for their unwilI- ing connections with these undesirable companies. in my personal case my agents with whom I have placed busi- Tess have cancelled such policies as nave held and have given me the ben cit Of the pro rata charge. We have nothing to say against a single local agent, but on the other hand have voted them our thanks. We will all rewrite our policies in such companies as our local agents have and which we know to be O. K"
 The list upon which the decision of the Board of Trade was made was fur nisbed the Bisbee men by their San Francisco fellow merchants.
 The work of weeding out the poor companies has been the work of months and was taken up by Mir. Bux- ton at the instigation of the Board of Trade immediately following the San Francisco disaster, as as socn after as me ouibhling over settlements was made known.
 B. J. O'Reilly. perhaps the head of 1 me largest local agency in Bisbee, 1 upon report that one of his twenty | odd companies was on the local black | Est, immediately returned all books | and papers in his possession to that | companv's office. He has rewritten | ne cancelled business in more reliable represented in his office
 There are forty-nine companies on he Bisbee blacklist, thirteen on the list, while the trustworthy ist contains the names of forty-seven
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party was ten dered Clifford Paterson. the son of Mir. and Mrs. Paterson, at the home of the latter on Brewery Heigths last Thursday evening. The occasion was the twentieth birthday of the young man. Refreshments were served to the thirty guests and friends of the popular youth. A feature of the event was a huge cake, decorated with twenty candles, representing the years of the young mans life. The cake was distributed among the guests present.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
B|SbEE NAMES
 PRECINCT OFFICERS
Hogda and Porter Nominated F6S Shsticeaf the Peace Ivumey and Wiimoth to hw For Constabies.

IA> n11Ass Preeinct Coayeutin veisA<1hssukzn1uak .e sha city ha. asnnea a0eAnouanw tisnuks
 FOT lnu11rss oes t1e Reasss
 auaBHsUEanG CessEp M Porter.
 FT oUnsGsbIes:
 Deunie Twcmey and J. F. wilmoth
 h eAe ballot for justices of tn, peAce. Hogan received 9 votes an' PpFter 21. Al 0cdfrey, and George Fl French were given F and votes re speoelyely.
 Twoney and Wflmoth each received = votes. with Johnson giving them q siose rxn for the nomination with IS The name of Arthur Mullen, who. i was rumored. would come before the convention. was not mention. Mullen deoidfng net to run at the last moment
 The convention was called to order shortly after s o'clock by Chairman John 8. Taylor of the delegation. who presided throughout the delibrations. B. J. O'Reilly was elected secretary of the meeting.
 The secret ballot was decided upon with but little discussion. James R. Henderson and A. F. Stumpf were chosen tellers and the convention pro- ceeded to the selection of the onminees for justic of the peace. with the result above noted.
 Twomey and Wilmoth expressed their thanks in neat speeches of a brief nature. pledging a careful atten- tion to duty if elected.
 Frank Johnson, the defeated candi. date for constable, received the warm est applause when he spoke to the convention, congratulating his fortu- nate opponents to whom he promised the heartiest support throughout the coming campaign. His generous alleg- lance to the will of the convention net ted him three rousing cheers.
 The convention came 10 adjourn ment at 9:30.
 An info-a-~l meeting of the precinct candidate suited in a decision to meet lai and decide upon a sys- tematic -a77ign to be prosecuted vigorously The itinerary of the coun- ty and le Slative candidates will be observed the precinct candidates in addition to leir local personal canvass
 It is the lanimous opinion that the Democratic precinct ticket could not have been ,nade stronger possibly. and that it will aid materially in pulling the entire party ticket to an over whelming victory in the Warren dis trict section CT Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
NO GAMBLING IN FL PAso.

FL PASO, Oct. 1S.-Diligent inyes- tigation among all the haunts of the sporting" element fails to reveal any gambling now being carried on public ly or semi-pubHcly.
 Several games that have been run ming in negro joints havxe been clos ed. and the gambler is out of job. The city is free from the pest, and every new effort to renew gambling is promptly defeated
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
AMERICANS IN LEAD
 RoR THE PENNANT
Continued from Page One.

able to score although the Nationals looked dangerous in the seventh. Steinfeldt doubled to left along the foul line. It was apparent that Walsh was weakening and Captain Jones very promptly took him out. White finished tfia game. He had good control and the inning closed with Steinfeldt on third.
 The Americans have now won three cut of five games. Tomorrow's game will be played on American League grounds and should they win the game they will gain the worlds champion slip.
 The score:
 Nationals ..... 3 0 0 0'e 0 0 o-6
 Hits '. errors O. Americans ..... 1 0 ? 0 0 0-S
 Hits 12. errors 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Silver G2 1-2; Mexican dollars, 5S 1-2; copper, strong and unchanged.
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Story of Famous Trade Mark.

The story Of this trade mark Is in
teresting 1t is said that Mr.. Pierce
was in Dresden at one time and saw
the beautiful painting of which this
trade mark Is reproduction. The
picture hung in the Dresden gallery,
and the story goes that it was painted
for young nobleman, who, while
travelling in Switzerland, fell in love
with beautiful waitress. He mar
ried her and took her to Paris, where
he secured the services Of famous
nainted. who executed for him por-
trait of his wife in the costume in
which her husband first saw her. Mr..
Pierce. it is said, cabled home to have
a copy of this picture registered as
the trade mark of Walter Baker & Co.
the picture of la Belle Chocola- :
there" that is now we'll known
throughout the whole world. -National
! Magazine for June.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

Pursuant to the authority. and by
the direction of the Republican state
Central COMMITTEE. a Republican State
Nominating Convention will convene
at the city of PocateIlo, state of Idahos
on Wednc. day, the LIST day OF August,
A. -. 1906. at II O'Clock a. m. OF said
day. for the purpose OF nominating onp
Justice of the Supreme Court, one
member of Congress. and state OfficefD
to be voted for at the general election,
to be held on Tuesday. November 9Th.
A. u. 1906, and for the purpose Of
electing a new State Central Commit.
tee.
The various counties OF the state are
entitled to delegate representation IN
said state Convention as follows: