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The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
Girls New Clothing.

VAT showing New Coat Suits New Jacket Suits New Coats
Wv New Linen and Pque Dresses New White Dresses
New GumpeS &C. for girls and misses and attention to
the following items which unusually attractive:
Misses and Girls New Spring Coats box style and ~"
length light stripes and checks plain scarlet plain
blue lined with afeta and unned to ii
years
$500, $3.50 to $500 each
Girls Misses and Small Wopens New Coat Suits in plain blue
and brown Panama both loose box and setng STYLES with full
plated skirts; all sizes.
$780, $I6.5Q, and $3.50 each.
Misses Jacket three pretty STYLES in checked
and striped materials They made with loose coat and killed
skirt; sizes u, Il, and 10 years.
Special price, $1,000 each.
Misses Jacket Suits plain navy serge also novelty striped
made with short jacket and plated skirt ID 10 and IS
years.
$500 and $500 each
Girls New Linen and Pque Dresses made in the Russian stve
both high and low neck also sailor style blue white and tam sizes
3 to If years
$500, 5000, and $50 EACH
Our Thin White Dresses for girls arrived and are
shown Persian lawn organde and For we have sew
era pretty models the Onepece princess style They trimmed
with Naencennes and e aces and very and STYLISH
$0.75 to $1,000 EACH
We showing larger and better assortment of Gumpe than
They range from the plain tucked lawns to the most elaborate
Styles and are in all sizes from II years.
75c to $500 each.
Third hoor-G st.
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Floor Committee.

Or. Taylor Boyd Dixon, chairman; DR.. Aeker MI
Ackert, sIr. Adams. G. NJ ASee, Arthur Addison
Mr.. Allies Prof. Ash. John Barrsst. DR. Bassett
Mr.. Banlig. Jack Baliinger, Norman Bestor. DIT
Bispham. Woodbury. Blair Gist Blair. Dr. J.
Wesley Boyee, Alex. Rritton. Mr. BGchell, Admiral
Caps. DR.. Cabell Mr. CaIpenta Dr. Claytor
Walter Cephans Mr.. Charters }.obert S. Chew,
Admiral Clover. Mr.. Coronilas. y. V. Cox. Allen
Craig. J. II CrSnford. Lieut.. Defrees Mr. Dennis
R. G. Donaldson. Capt. Prank BSans. Mr. Earnest
Mr.. Fairfax. Lieut.. FRlconer Dr. De Farges DR.
W J. French, MAI Fournicr. +. D. Fletcher Mr.
Garfnkle Mr.. Glover. Bernard T. Green Dr. Hag-
ner. Mr.. van HienStede W H. HerTon Prof Hen
ning Philip Hichbon. James II. HOPKINS PAY In
spector Hicks DR.. Bart Hills. II. NJ. Hoyt Prof
Hodgkins, DIR. " N. Hopkins DR. A. B. Pooc
BereSford Hope. Prof H0igh, Dr. v B. jackson,
ID. X Jackson. Dr.. Kalusowski Dr. A T. A.
King Judge Knapp. Prince koudacheR Arthur Lee
Or. Frank Leech. DR.. II. T. 4. Lemon. c. Il Lee
Or. Lindsey, Mr.. Lisner. Mr. Lightfoot Dr.. Nc
Balm, Mr. Mckahan. Prof. Afeehtfn Dr. Mead
Moore, W. H Noses, Matsuzo Nagai. Felipe Pardo
James T. Pezke. Paul Peck, Arthur Peter. Dr..
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NIarine Corns.

First Lieut.. HARRISON T. SWAIN from San
Francisco TO marine barracks. navy yard Mare
Island.
Second Lieut.. RUSSELL H. DAVIS, detached Ma
val Hospital Norfolk, to San Francisco for
duty with marine detachment Virginia: authorized
to delay two months en- route.
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$8.75 to $1,000 each.
I1yo Special Values in
ChiLdren'S Hosiery.

EATE submit the following two
w lines of Children's Hosiery
as being the very best
values obtainable at the respective
prices. They are grades we have
carried for several years, and haze
given universal satisfaction. For
hard and constant service they are
unsurpassed.
Children's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton
Hose. made with double knees. toes. and
heels; sizes 572 TO 10 These are very
elastic and easy to put on.
I21ac a pair.
Our famous Boys 'TroncIad" Hose. fine
and broad ribbed, made with double
knees. toes, and heels The best stocking
on the market to-day. and the most serv-
iceableI sizes So to 1Ol5.
25c a pair.
Main foor-F st.
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OnIy ten cents n week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues OF Tho
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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In The SOCIAL WORLD
Rear Admiraland Mrs. Clover
Are Dinner Hosts.
SENIOR RoDRIGUES PRESENTED

Son of Spanish Minister of Con-
struetiOn and His Wife at Army
and Navy ReceptiOn-InvitatiO
Out for Marriage of Miss Jennie
Kerr and Mr.. Steuart b. shaw.
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Iii of PntronesNee.


Entertainment committee. having the bail in
ehsrge-Mrs. Charles J. Bel. chairman: Ms ChaSss
E. Munroe. president OF board. and the Mesdames
Charles ". Noedham. H. c. YarroW. Shute. Ashe.
W. r. Vance. Taylor G. II. Brown Frank L. Day
]. c. Simpson. J. Hall Lewis W. Mex StoweIl ].
II. Crawford Thomas II. Anderson. Charles II.
Ackert. Robert Portner. Martin H. Knapp. Arthur
Ramsey. c. ". Richardson. Mitchell Carroll. Eliza
beth WsEbridge. Kate Dean Owen, Henry Rhett. c.
W. Fairfax. r. Golden Donaldson. James Spalding.
Hoeke. Edward Seibert, W. Van Zandt Cox, and ID.
7. Wright. and Miss Elizabeth Bogoe.
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Imported Talking
Teddy Bears.

VATE have just received an
wv Importation of the Talking
Teddy Bear, the first
shown in this country. Made of
rubber and in size that children
can handle easily.
Price, 25c.
Toy Dept-Fourth floor.
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Ladies' Reception Committee

The young ladies' reception committee
was composed of the following:
Misses Adee Bell. Helen Beale Curtin. Carroll.
Winnifred Davis. Everett. Helen Evans. Finley. LII
he Finley Marie Fisher. Harriet FInckel Godoy.
Hastings. Virginia Heth Halford Pickett Heth
Latmer. Olive Latmer Mccoy. Munroe NicIalrer
Jean McLauren Kate Mccartney. Needham Edith
Needham. NsbucO Perkins Feroline Perkins Pey-
ton. Ridgely, RAYMOND. Richardson. D. Root Tay-
Tor. Hannah Taylor. Adele Taylor. Woodward Mar
garet Woodward. Whitney. May Wilson Wright
Claire Wright. Browning Cochran. Bethune Far
rington, Gannel. ord. Moves. and Claire Dixon
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover, at dinner last night. entertained
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Newberry. Brig Gen. Frederick
Dent Grant, Z. S. A.. and Mrs. Grant,
former Senator and Mrs. ]. z. Dryden,
the former Ambassador to Italy and Mrs.
William F. Draper. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
FitZhugh. Mrs. Audenried. Rev. and Mrs.
Roland Cotton Smith Miss Boardman,
Paymaster General Kenny, and Capt.
Cassaut.
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sued invitations TO the marriage of their
daughter Jennie and Mr. Steuart B.
Shaw. The ceremony will take place
March p at College Park, Md.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Duffie announce
the engagement Of their daughter Sidney
Alice 10 Mr.. Howard LOvingston. bishop
Of Charlottesville. Va. The marriage has
been set for March a.
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ChiIdren'S Correct Shoes.

Misses and Children's Tan Russia Calf
kin Lace and Button Shoes. spring heel.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-09
BIC REPUBLICAN
 DECLARES FOR MARK
 SMITH FUR CONGRESS
Hon, A. H, Emanuel, Of Tomb stone Comes Out Openly
 for Delegate,

fl am going into California for a stay of Q few weeks said Hon. A H Emanuel of Tombstone, formerly clerk of the district court of Cochise coun. ". But you bet I'll be back in Old Tombstone on Nov in time to cast my vote for Mark Smith"
 A. H. Emanuel is one of the Repub- licans of Cocnise county who believes that Mark Smith is the best man at this time to represent Arizona in congress. MT. Emanuel was clerk of the district court of that county for several terms and has held other off cial positions under a Republican ad. ministration. He has been resident of Cochise county for the past 25 years, and is heavily interested in Tombstone real estate and mining property in that county.
 Tt is no secret that I am going to vote for Mark Smith in this election, ' said MT. Emanuel. There are num- Der of old-line Republicans in Tomb stone and throughout CocAise county who will do likewise. They knew Mark Smith when he came ito COchise county a young man, penniless and without friends, and have watched his career in public life with great deal of satisfaction. It is not considered a political crime in Cochise county for a Republican to vote for Mark Smith Hundreds of them do it at every cleo ton. Tucson Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-09
STREET ADDRESSES ON
 BOND ISSUE TONIGHT
Mayor NeaIe and Ex-Mayor
 Caven Will Talk to Voters, Questions Are Invited.

The voters of the district, and others who may desire to attend, are cordially invited to the meeting which is to be held on the Copper Queen plaza at o'clock tonight for the dis cussion of the proposed issue by the ely council. of bonds to the amount Of S2500o0, for the purpose of improv. ing the waterworks and streets.
 Addresses will be delivered by May or George Neale, ex-Mayor C. l.. Caven. and by several business men 0. prominence The speakers state that fhOse n sttendance are invited to ask any question concerning the proposed issue which they may desire t. hear answered. It has been found tlat there is scarcely one taxpayer who has ret seen that it is to his inter est to vote for the Eond issue, after the proposition has been explained to .lim
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-09
BESBEE BREMEN PLAN HARD PRACTICE TO WIN
 TERRITORIAL H0N0RS

From now until the beginning of the territorial fair at Phoenix the mem bers of the Warren District Firemen's Association will practice daily for the hose race events which are to form a prominent feature of the attractions of the program.
 A team of the twelve best men in Bisbee, Lowell and Warren will be chosen, after a few tryouts, and prac- tice from then on will be steady Bis bee lost the race at Douglas on the Fourth of July by the hose butler running a few feet past the plug, and they have strong hopes of winning the championship of Arizona at Phoe- nix in November.
 The team will practice along Naco road. Under the rules which have been drawn up for the races at Phoe- nix, one man will be allowed to run alongside the cart, to take of the cap at the plug. Bisbee has a bunch or fast men, and with proper practice should have no trouble in carrying of first honors. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-09
FLORIDA WATER FATAL
 ID MEXICAN LABORER
After Suffering For HourSr Em- pIoye of Silica Quarfies
 OieS-Not Suicide.

The body of a Mexican, named Je- sus Flores, was brought in yesterday afternoon from the Silica quarries, about nine miles southeast of the city. He is supposed to have died as the re- suit of drinking Florida water. The body is at the Palace undertaking parlors. An autopsy will be held this morning.
 Justice Grier and Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer of Lowell, and the fol lowing jury, Charles Green, Ed Ely. Jeff Stron, Harvey Hughes and Win LeBarr, left yesterday afternoon about o'clock where the jury viewed the remains. The deceased was thirty years of age; was single, and had been employed at the quarries for some time. An inquest will be held in Justice Grier's court at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 There is little reason for belief that the Mexican committed suicide. He drank Florida water, which tae Mex jeans used for pertaining the floor when the ygive one of the fandangoes, last Tuesday. His companions say he emptied several bottles and threw them away before they discovered what he was doing Wednesday he worked all day, but about 9 o'clock at night complained of pains in his stomach. He continued to grow worse, until he finally died at f C clock yesterday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-09
CAMPAIGN IF
 DEMOCRATS ID
 BE 4 HUMMER
Plans Already Well Under Way. Candidates, Hard at Work. Plenty of Ginger at the Local
 Democratic Headquarters.

:, Democratic headquarters in Bisbee is the livliest place in the ely. No stone is being left unturned, although
 the magnificent victories of the Dem
 ocrats in the city elections in Doug las and this city in May last left little to be desired, and showed a united
 Democracy and strength at the polls
 that makes victory in the coming cleo
 tion practically foregone conclu- sion.
 Nor is ths fact that the candidates presented 10 the people by the Demo cyats for the coming election are a
 bunch of winners. because they are representative citizens, and workers,
 preventing those in charge of the Dem ocratic campaign from going after the
 votes of the county with an energy
 system and enthusiasm that would en-
 sure victory even if the result were
 doubtful. With conditions as they are. l it means that the Democrats of Co., chise are this fall going to elect their ticket from top to bottom.
 The candidates are out working. The various committees are out working
 They have been given to understand
 from the first that there is to be no
 'loafing Or depending upon the Dem ocratic majority to sweep them into hoffics." They have responded with
 an eagerness which shows that there is no difference between their ideas
 and the workers of the party The
 various committees, although it has
 not been a week since the convention,
 are hard at work, and have already made as much progress as ordinarily would have required two weeks to perform. The finance committee, es- pecially, is finding its duties easy ones, and every mail brings letters from va rious members, with not only reports of the brightest outlook for Demo cratic victory in the history of the party. but enclosing as well substan- tial remittances for the furtherance of the campaign.
 The most encouraging reports reach ed the Democratic headquarters in Bis bee yesterday. One of these was to the effect that practically for the first time the Republican business men of Bisbee were cutting the ticket The numbsr of these who have declared that they would do this in the coming election is surprising. Another bit of good news came in tle form of ad- vices from Douglas, after careful canvess, that Adamson and Rock would both sweep the Shelter city in the race for supervisor. The amount of strength which Rock is showing is even to his friends.
 Plans for thorough stumping of all parts of the county by Democratic and speakers, have already been laid, and separations made for the of every voter. Volun- teer workers from ali parts of the nave had instructions given them, and are already carrying them out United and enthusiastic over the prospect of certain victory, candidates and laymen are working with vim and sense of success that leaves little to be desired on the part of those who have the interests of Democracy at heart.