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Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTS:
That We, ths undersigned, have this
day voluntarily associated ourselves
together for the purpose of forming
a cooperation under the) laws of the
EArxitArx Af Arizona knd Tor thai
purpose have and do hereby adopt
the relieving Articles Of Incorpora-
tiea-
ARTICLE l.
fzs a&sass Of the incorporstors are
Jskz A. O'Conaor. Edwin LOomis,
Daytsa GRAHAM, Stephen n. Miller,
y. H. Dsany. +. 2. Adams, 8. P. Bris-
zee. Chas. A. Holauist, J. <. Parker
and r. D. Lane.
ARTICLE IL
The nams Of the corporation shall
be THE eoLD-sILYERCoPPER De
vELoPMKNT COMPANY.
ARTICLE III.
TAs general nature Of the business
pespss3z 10 be transacted Is as fol
Iews: Ts carry no the business OF
mining. rsezlRs, smelling and re9uc-
Tag Il ali kinds of ores, minerals and
Rssals, to purchase and to become
the sWAess, BY license, bond, option,
concession. grant or otherwise, all
lands, ninss. mining and mineral
rights, or concessions, possessions,
rights or privileges, buildings, ma
ehiasry, water rights, or other prop
erty or effects, which tae company
may think proper from time to time,
to acquire for any OF its purposes, 70
prospect for ores and minerals, to de-
velop mines and mining claims, and
to grant licenses for mining in, over
and upon any and all lands which
may be acquired by this corporation,
and to sell and otherwise dispose OF
lands. mines, minerals and any and
all other properties, franchises or
privileges of this company, to bus.
sell and deal IN mines. minerals and
the like, and to own, operate and
control hoists, plants and machinery.
implements. conyeniences, provisions.
property and things Of every kind ana
nature which are or may be neces-
sary In or about the connection or
conductIen OF mining In general, or
In TIE operation thereof, or to require
BY workmen or others, employed W
the company, to subscribe for, buy
sell OF otherwise dispose of the cap
ital stock OF shares Of the capita
stock, OF this or any other company
or corporation, and generally to do al
acts and things. and to do and trans
act any and all business incident tt
the purposes aforesaid, which are no
contrary to the laws Of the Territory
Of Arizona.
ARTICLE "
The amount OF the capital stool
Of this corporation snail be Two nil
lions and Five Hundred THOUSAND
($2.50o. 00o.00) Dollars. divided int
Five Hundred thousand $500, goo
shares, Of the par value Of Fiv'
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11
MEXICAN STEALS GROCERIES.

A Mexican who was short on gro
csSies, and whose credit was all to the
bad, figured out that he could solve
tae problem by borrowing few gro
esries from 9 local dealer while he
was not looking The only mistake he
made was that ae failed to choose 3
Eme when the grocer was not watch
ing aim and rs . result he was caught
in the act By Henshaw, at whose store
the attempt was made, and placed in
eharga Of Constable Twomey who
tssk Aim to Jail
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LITTLE GIRL BEEN ILL.

Word has been received in the city
that Mary, the seven year old girl OF
Robert Hennessey, had been quite i'll
since she had been removed to the
coast OF California for her health, but
that she was much better now. She
was taken there in the hope that the
lower altitude would prove beneficial
to her.
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obedience to said order of sale. sen
the above described property, or SO
much therefore as may be necessary
70 satisfy said judgment, with inter
est and costs, etc. TO the highest and
best bidder for gold coin Of the Unites
States.
Dated November 80, 1907.
JOHN r. WHITE, Sheriff.
BY A. A. HOPKINS Deputy Sheriff.
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BLOODY FIGHT ON MAIN.

Two Englishmen who had evident
~ been drinking, became involved in
q difficulty on Main street about 9
o'clock last night and one of the
bloodiest fights that has been wit
messed for some time was pulled off.
They used only their fists but they
used them with telling effect and
blood was freely flowing before many
blows aad been passed. A crowd Of
fifty or seyenty-five collected and fin
ally separated the belligerents.
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CHILD IS SETTER.

The little Mexican child who has
aiphtheria at Osborne. and whose life
was despaired Of for time. is much
better and the physicians say that
she has a good chance for recovery.
Close guard IS being kept over the
hozse where the disease is and so
far no new cases have been reported.
Two members OF the family have al
ready succumked to the disease.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11
HERE FROM HAcHITA.

o. E. Mullen was n the city yester-
day looking after his business affairs
in this city. Mullen Is here from Ha-
chita, where he has been acting in the
capacity of superintendent OF the An
derson-Apache mine, which is located
six miles from that place.
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THE MlsER's GHOST.
Last time tonight at the Royal.
JUDGE lAFF TO cANANEA.

Judge D j. Han. who was attorney
Tor the Kansas City stockholders in the
litigation over the Il Tigre, one or the
richest gold mines in Mexico, left the
city Monday for Cananea. where he
mas business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11
gLKs FROM DOUGLAS.

cutie a number of the members of
the Elks lodge at Douglas were over
from the Shelter City TO see the pre-
sentatiou of The College Pennant
by the local lodge 1t is the inten-
ton of the Elks Of Douglas to put on
the same play and they were over to
get a few pointers
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NOTICE.

The Ladies Amity Club win give a
Basket social on Friday, December
IS at the club house in Upper Lowell.
All ladies attending are requested to
bring a basket. A IS cash prize given
for the prettiest basket
DANCE COMMITTEE.
sq0
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CHORAL Clue MEETS

A meeting of the newly organized
Choral Club was held last night al
the Presbyterian church, beginning at
o'clock. About fifty were in attend
ance and the membership at once got
to work. The organization has start
ed Off with an enthusiasm and interest
that augurs well for its success.
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BACK FROM TOMBSTONE.

Frank Johnson returned last even
nag from Tombstone. where he went
as a witness in the Dee Thomas case.
When be left the last witness was
being examined and it was thought
that verdict would be returned be-
fore morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11

All members or Bisbee Lodge b. p.
o. E. are requested TO attend the fun
eral of cur lac Brother VIM. Lggett
this "wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at Evergreen Cemetery.
JOSEPH S. McKEEHAN.
399
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NEGRO PLEADS GUILTY.

Jefferson, whose dispute with an
aaotaer negro, William Campbell.
ever the sum OF fifty cents was told in
yesterdays Review, decided today to
reconsider his plea of not guilty and
change it to one OF guilty. He paid
the fine and was allowed to go on his
way.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs Mary e. Steiner wishes to
tank the Odd Fellows and her friends
and neighbors for their kindness dur
ing the illness Of Mr.. Steiner; also
fer the floral tributes sent. 39l
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that at a
melting Of the creditors of Duey &
Overlook, corporation, held at the
Copper Queen hotel on the 9Th day Of
September, 1907, the majority Of the
creditors being present I, Frank h.
signee for he benefit Of said credit
ors Of Dusy 4 Overlook, a corpora
tion; that on the 10th day of Seq
TENDER, 1897, said FraRk z. Earrtsg-
ton was duly appointed az assignee
FOR the benefit Of the creditors Of
Duey & Overlook, a eeGperatiOa, by
the judge OF the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District Of the Terri
tory of Arizona, in and fer the Coun-
ty OF CeehIse, and Immediately there
after I, saia Frask r. Harrington quail
ines as such assignee.
FRANK q. HARRINGTON,
Assignee for the beaefIt Of the creai-
tors Of Duey & Overlook, . corRo=-
aticz-
Risbee, Arizona. September n. fsSg
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c. & A. PAY AN.

Yesterday was the monthly pay day
for the men who work in the c. & A.
mines. All was quiet yesterday after
noon, but the officers kept sharp
lookout last night for those who can
not resist the temptation to celebrate
when they get few dollars aheaS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11

Try Hotel Grand DINING rooms,
rates 35c per meal or 81 per day. Cor
zer Main street and subway. EAT
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11

Biff, Bang, Hurry, Hurry at tle
Blue Store. Everything is going fast.
36S
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We have best table the market af-
fsrds at Hotel Grand. Meals Csc, 81
Per day. zf4
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Best family board in Bisbee at He
tel Grand. Rates 81 per day. 24l
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We have good cooking and best va
rissT at Hotel Grand dining room.
z47
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Different tone in low price line at
ska Blue Store. sSs
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Fresh eggs and spring chickens at
"a Main street. Phone 80. 2S8
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No one dare attempt to undersell
the Blue Store. 36S
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Real bargains offered at the Biae
Store. 36S
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THE MIsER's GHOST.
kast time tonight at the Royal.
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soLD-siLvER-coPPER DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATED
OF THE
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NOTICE ). P. 0. E.

retained to mis- home.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11

The amount OF the capital stock
Of this corporation snail be Two Mil
lions and Five Hundred Thousand
($2.50o, 100000 Dollars, divided into
Five Hundred thousand $500, 00o)
shares, Of the par value Of Five
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THE mIsER's GHOST.
sPEciALTlES AT ROYAL.

Lagt tlme tonight at the Royal
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Review Want Ads Bring Results
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-11

(s5.00) Dollars, per share, to be paid
at such times and in such manner az
the Board of Directors shall from time
to time direct or determine.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
U. 9. PATENT.
Mineral Application No. 2es.
Mineral Survey NO. 24tf.


Mineral Survey NO. 24t1.
Phoenix, Arizona,
October u, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that |. w.
Wallace, whose postoffice address is
Bisbee. Arizona, has made applica-
tion for U. s. Patent for the following
mining claims known as Climax, Cy-
clone. Epoch, Black Bear. Schenectady,
Old Stratton. Comet. Star, Kea-sage,
Fraction No. /. Fraction No. 2, Frac-
ton No. 4. situated IN Sections q and
90. ~. 20 D., n. "a q, in Ine " Srreu
Mining District. County OF Cochsse,
Territory Of Arizona, and more par
ticulary described as follows. to-wit:
MISUNDERSTANDING at Cor. No.
/. whence N. w. Cor. Sec. 3, TIP. "a
s., r. "a E.. G. & s. r. B. & M,
brs. s. deg. SO min. 30 sec. e.
6845.S It. Thence N. IL deg. SO min.
80 sec. Z. 1923 #. to Cor. No. 2;
thence N. 10 deg. II min. q. 1900 #.
to Co. No. 3. Thence N. n deg. 80
min. E. 600 It. TO Cor. No. 4, Thence
S. 10 deg. q min. w. 1900 #. TO Cor.
No. 5. Thence S. "a deg. 80 min. w.
607-2 IT tn Cor M I. the Mace Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
HEARING on SEWER Plan
Opposition to Hudson Pollution to
90 to ALBANY TueSday.

The fight by various civic organizations 10 pre-
vent the further pollution Of the Hudson River by
the construction Of the proposed Bronx River
Valley sewer without disposal plant has been
carried TO Albany
Under the leadership Of Edward Hatch, jr.,
chairman OF the Merchants Association special
committee the pollution OF the waters of New
York. the various oTganiza tons have got the Sen
ate and Assembly committees Internal Affairs
TO call a hearing for next Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock In the Senate Chamber at Albany the
bills pending in the Legislature TO repeal
the act OF 1905 authorizing tho construction the
sewer.
This repeal bill was introduced by Senator Co
halan and AssembiyInan Sheridan
At this hearing be held by the Senate and
Assembly committees several large delegations will
appear TO protest against the pollution of the
Hudson River The members Of the committee,
besides Mr.. Hatch. J. Pierpont Morgan. John
Y CuIyer and DR. Albert Wander Veer. This com
mittee viii submit data 10 show that New York
Harbor IS one vast cesspoOl and that the Hudson
River IS an open sewer. and that any further use
Of the stream for this purpose will be 4 menace
to life and health
Among the other persons vino will appear before
the committees against the proposed sewer are
Bayard l.. Peck. representing Mount ST. Vincents
Academy and other riparian owners along the
Hudson: ]. Hampden Douglerty and Frederick
3. De Berard. of the Merchants Association. and
members Of the Metropolitan Sewage Commission.
Mr.. Peel: Win show that the sewage from the
Hudson River towns already Is washed up along
the shores of the river by Mount ST. Vincent's
Academy and by the homes along the
river to such extent that health IS gravely en-
dangered.
sewage disposal expert will show other dan
gerous features Of the proposed plan
None of the opponents Of the proposed Bronx
River Valley questions the fact that the val
ley towns in grave need of sewage sys-
TEN. but they insist that there shall he no pollu-
ton Of tie river when hy aA~-~tng any one of sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23

eTal systems now IN vogue in England and Europe
a sewage disposal plant could be constructed 10
dispose effectively Of all the matter that comes
through the big mains The alternative plan VIII
be suggested. under which "A big sewer could be
constructed through the entire Harlem Valley.
connect with the proposed Bronx River Valley sewer
and empty into the East River or the Sound.
At the point of cmptyug a big scwugn disposal
plant could be constructed where It could not under
amy circumstances he casscd as IA nuisance It is
maintained. 1t would he among Cocks and ware
houses and in the vicinity IF Ial,.rs Isanl and.
II IS Contsnded would not he a fractional part of
the nuisance OF Rikcrs island
One Of the chief reasons given Tor lighting the oh
jcctonabe plan Is that under It the Hudson River
viii be made 10 dispose OF sewage from another
watershed, where already upward Of 10000 tons OF
solid sewage material annually are emptying into
the Hudson River and the BAY.
Among the various commercial. civic and taXpay-
ers' organizations which will be represented at Al
banE IN opposition to the Bronx sewer are the New
ork Board of Trade and Transportation. Canal
Association Of Greater New York Chamber oe Com
city Club Of New York, city Improvement Society.
Civic Club, Dry Dock Board OF Trade, Crpckcrv
Board OF Trade Greenwich Citizens Club. Harlem
Board Of Commerce. Harlem Property Owners As
ISOLATION, Maritime Association Of the Port Of
New York. Merchants d Manufacturers Board of
Trade Riverside and MOrninSside Heights Asso-
citation. Real Estate Board OF Brokers. Realty
League of the city OF New York. West End Asso-
cation, the Brooklyn League the Manufacturers
Association Of Kings and Queens Counties, West
SIDE TAXPAYERS Association, South brooklyn Board
Of Trade, ana the West End Board Of Trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THE PEOPLES INSTITUTE
Schedule Of Meetings for March and
thrill.

bulletin has Just been issued by the Peoples In
stitute OF meetings 10 be held during March and
April In Cooper Union The Sunday evening meet
lngs Will be given over to ethical addresses. Inc
speakers and subjects announced are: March B.
the Rev. DR.. Samuel Schulman. THE Jews Ser
vice to the World and the Worlds Treatment Of
the Jew March To- Dr. George William Knox
East and West; April T. Talcott Williams: April
il, DR.. William H. =. Fauncc president OF Brown
University, The Right To BE Happy: April q
the Rev. John Howard Melish, "The Moral Strain
in Modern Life"
The, Monday evening meetings will Include the
Hewitt lectures. under the auspices OF Columbia
University. extending from March to March 25
and series OF four lectures by William NJ. WINS
ON The Recent Political History OF New York"
from April ! 10 April %. inclusive.
The Tuesday evening meetings will be devoted to
the study OF social science A Of lectures
upon The Ethics of Social Life" by Leslie Willis
sprague from March 20 March &C. Will include
ana "Citzenship: Socoty's Demands I-pon Its
Members.' A New Voters Festival" IS to be
held en- April , April Will witness another OF
the Shakespearean recitals by Marshal Darrach.
meeting of the Cooper Union season, In Co-opera-
ton with the New York Peace Society. John Bar
rett viii discuss THE United States and Her Sister
American Republics on April %.
Friday evening activities will include a Peoples
SFmphony Club concert on March s. and Darrach
recitais OF Hamlet on April l. and Macbeth on
a lecture on panoramic Colorado with ilustra-
tons To be given by MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Nc
Clurg and an 1dresS, March %. The Awaken
ing Of Harrisburg" b. J. Horace Mcfarland
A series OF meetings win be held during March
at the Marietta Mansion, in Brooklyn A Hcitzens'
course - TeinG conducted at LenoX Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23

van Ostade, who lived between the years 1910
and 1861.
Dr.. Stuyvesant +. Morris OF New York. has
added 10 the Van Buren, collection of manu-
scripts by presenting papers Of high historical
interest pertinent TO national history.
Mrs II. J.. BrittCn, Of New Dorp, Staten ISL
and, has contributed some valuable papers on
the early history II Connecticut. They had
long been in possession Of her family Among
them are such interesting pieces as the payroll
OF the troops who marched from Mansfield to
the relief Of Boston IN the Lexington alarm Of
1115; manuscript sermons by the Rev. Richard
Salter. the second minister I'm Mansfield. and
manuscript sermons by Eleazer Williams the
first minister in the place.
u. 7. Scratchley, Of New Jersey, has sent a
package Of papers relating 10 a curious military
incident which brought Andrew Jackson into
relation with the federal government An order
had been issued that officers Of the army
should cut their hair IN a certain fashion. A
Tennessee officer refused to comply, tried
and punished. and Jackson sought to have the
punishment remitted The papers. some thirty
in number. curious and readable.
Horace White, Of New York has also pre-
scented to the library some letters written to
Cyrus w. Field by prominent English scientists
and public men the earliest Atlantic cables.
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CEN i RR

S~-----------~------- -----~-------N--N---s
NEW JERSEY CEN ] BAL.
Time shown below is from Liberty st. Sta
ton. Leave west a3d St 10 minutes earlier
eXcept as noted by designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
1'l@ly. 80. mi.OO. m'S-UU. $50. 800.
III. -2.UJ. 100, 49,, 1000. 5.5U,
lH.o.UO. 100. 800 $500. pIO 80 p. Nj.
J-l2.l5 ndt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-z'1.3 80.
$50, $50 10; 10 'i-'OO' w. II '''V'
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4.OO
$40 4. NJ, MOO. l.5U k3.4U 90 10, 1.OO
+. NJ, x6.I5. sundays. $50. $40 y. Nj.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE Sundays, No, AsbuTy Parklmc
81. 10. 5.3O, ESQ. Ji2.Ol. Sundays. except
ocean Grove. z3.UO. 800 \. NJ, +.uO. $50
Time tables giving trains to EAsTON.
BETuLEHEN, ALLENTOWa; MAUCH
CHUNK, WILk ESBAT;RE, SCRANTON,
READING, HARRISBURG. POITSNILLE.
NlLLIAMSPORT and all otEer points can
eStE St WEST 23d st. Tel. 3l44 Chelsea
. AStor House, 2f5. 434. 1900. l514 E.oad-
way. Isl 9Th Az, PSI 9th Az. 20 Union
Square West. 2I9S ID Az, 1O5 West 125th
St, 24J Columbus Az. New York; Court
st, 34S, 3if Fulton St. 4I9 NOstTaud AV..
Brooklyn; 800 Broadway. Williamsburg.
bSgga6e TO destination.
'D1ily. daily. cNcep, sunday. pSundays.
tTarlor cars only. mDinins car, except
sundays. XSaturdays only. zLiberty St
daily. From West TweEty-third street
e12-2O r. NJ. G4.3O p. NJ, j1I.5O z. NJ.
nv" 81 r Nj Ht;s d%r59 P NJ & = HOPE
vice.Frezi & CEN Mgr Cen Passr ia Agent
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pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
nlsN--I-.-.l.-s.-.-- Il.l..--.l.s.----.a
WEEKEND OUTINGS At ATLANTIC CITY.

The overSunday outing Atlantic City during
recreation especially to the busy who hasn't
Florida California The City Boardwalk
lar
Special weekend tickets from Brooklyn Jersey City,
Newark and Elizabeth Atlantic City will Saturdays
D. To- and g. including
OF March % will Palm Sunday, Ciys big days
The will be $40 and S12 according
including accommodations the Rudolf Seaside Chante
front househe $40 covering Ioquos
Raleigh Lorraine, Wiltshire
Through will leave Fridays Saturdays during
March 955 A M 125 Returning
leave Atlantic City M Sundays, dining
74O IN 92O A. Man go P M Mondays.
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n. 2. N. II. < HARTFORD p. 2.
Trains depart frJm Grand Contra. station
LGsTG% Iia az He ~ Is1 90 I'i.O PTov -; %
= 1879. - 1902 .!A+z1Md. ~ ! .; 20
'S12:CO p. NJ ia Wlllimantic-tss OF A.
NJ 1900 NJ: VIA Spfd.-t9-l4 A NJ.
7 1900 - 400. III 90 p. NJ
WoT'strr & Fitch, via Putnam. 1888 2. ".
Lakevile & NOrs-4s 40 A. NJ, 1881 p. NJ.
CT Darlington Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
held-T4.54. tS-49 A NJ. and 1881 p. NJ
Ticket Offices g. cGrani Central Station
and cl25th St. also al c9i5, 1900. C135A
y way. GO Union Square. cIS2 Fifth Ave-,
C245 Columbus Avz.. C649 Madison Ave.
COS W l25th ST. 2TgS Third Ave In
Brooklyn. G. Court ST. 479 NOstgand Ave.
co. q Uay.
'Dany Except Sundays. SStops at l25th
St HS;ops st 125th St. Sundays only,
cParlar ara Sleeping Car tickets also
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EATBUPG-AEEETCAN LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH CHERBOJFG- lamb! k'I
'Waldersee. Feb -. . pm Kaiscrin new Mar
batavia Mar. =. $50 am deutschland Maj. ~
'Omits Cherbuurg Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
To GIBRALTAR -NAPLES-tiENoA-
FOman,g.. Mar 9 ttMoltke.-.-. MAY =
FHaWhu~E... Mar 20 tlIamhuiS--. hume -
+tNoltne. ....Apr. % ,Noltke.. July
fHamhurg. &C.. May fHamhurg Aug 10
sHas Grin Room. 'GymUaSium.
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Stock Taking Reductions
n
CD Lots Of Pine Corsets

Fine Coutu and Batiste Corsets-
good model for stout figures
sizes - 70 S0-earlier So OO.....,,,f Ok
Fine Corsets OF silk Brocads ana
Novelty FabriCs-whits and coIOrS-
with and without garters-sizss
Is 70 2&-valus Sf-T5 to S3-25.1 IA
White SILK Eub'd Batiste and Prunsua-
side and front supportsrs-slzss 20 70
5O-weye So * e $3.50
clearance ---------...-......1.S S
COuul and PruneIla CIoth-wfth
garters-white. drab. black
medium Eizes-wers 81 SS......, E9
Extra Size CoUtu Corsets-nsdiurr ans
high bUst-l0nE over abdomsn-
come with Spoon Steels-wsrs sac QG
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TO-DAY, SATURDAY,
1,5OO GIRLS ALL WOOL DRESSES no
Made to Sell at $500 and 5000 Il 40

ANOTHER MISUNDERSTANDING OFFERl
Every dress absolutely together tus
they from the maker. Materials Serges
IN plain CoOrs alwOol Pads variety Of novelty checks
trimd with brads and embd embems yokes
and ppngs Russian Surplce, Peter Fancy Waist
syleseStra wide skirts deep hems-ages Suit
able for right up to hot weather.
Larger Sizes Are Apt to Go Frst-Come Earyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
New Spring Styles In
Mourning Millinery

sailors. Turbans. TOques and other
large and small shapes. In Silk. or
Crepe-trim'd in newest effects with
Bows. Flowers, Wings. etc.
1.2S to $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
Clearance Prices for
WOme1'S and Children's
Warm Wear

WOmen's Skirts-heecs lined RIB and
Outing Flanuet-wers .59.......... So
h 5, rufies~wsre SO ,---,.-..-,.. .se
Childreu's Canton Flannel Drawers
to 10 yeaTs-vers .a5,.,.-,,-.,-.. 10
Children's Outing Flannel Night
Drawers to years.....-....... SO
to u years.-...-...-.... -49
children's Flannelette Kfmoncs-
silk stitched bands-were -49....... 80
children : Knit BlOuses and Pony
Coats-were so to s.. 9S.. 40 70 4 50