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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 5, 1903.
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Sixteen More Shopping Days
THEN CHRISTMAS.
Today will not be a bit too soou to select a pres
ent for that friend in the east or up uorth. Later on,
the mails get so crowded and the express companies
are so deluged with packages. When buying any
thing to send away, tell the salesperson and the pack
ages will be wrapped securely and carefully for you.
Useful gifts are given more and more every year.
A waist A walking skirt
A wrapper A coat
Or even one of those handsome dresses.
A nice pair of house slippers A kimona
A nice fur collarette Silk suspenders
A pair of those Pat Kid Lace shoes of the Hanan make
for men or women Jt
A lounging robe or - A house coat 5
A nobby necktie Jewelry of any kind S
A pair of lace curtains A box of handkereh'fs K
We could suggest a thousand things and then f
have something new to show you.
We invite you all to come and see for yourself, s
Make your selections, We will put them away for S
you until later, if you wish. Do not wait till the best
$ are picked over and tnen be sorry you didn't come
J sooner.
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Bronco Busting Tournament
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Barbour Athletic Field
SUNDAY DEC. 6th
Admission $1.00 - Children Free
Don Luis Townsite Co.
At which will appear and taKe part some of the
leading Bronco Busters of Arizona.
Among those who have already $
ciucrcu are
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PERSONALMENTION
Julius Ijevy, a well known drummer
of San Francisco, Is in the city.
Jim Piper, of tho Mitchell Develop
ment mines, Huachnca inM-intaint?, l.i
in the city for a few ctayj.
J. J. Mitten came in from Los An.
geles on last night's train, and will
remain with us for awhile.
Charles Doleenks is a visitor to this
city from Louisiana, and he is domi
ciled at tho Copper Queen Hotel.
V. Anderson, a well known Los An
geles citizen, arrived in this city yei
terday and is looking over Dlsbe;.
H. M. Hunter of St. Louis was
among last night's arrivals who are
registered at the Copper Qnoen Ho
tel- )J
Mrs. Spindle of Cananea Is up from
the Mexican metropolis to do a little
shopping and also visit some friend's
during her stay.
Jesus Lopez, a prominent official
of La Cananea, came up last night ou
a little business, and will remain in
town for a few days.
Edwin Scott, advertising man of tne
Calumet addition townsite, has return
ed to Los Angeles, where he will re
main until after the holidays.
Hayle McKenzie, who hails iro2i the
Huachucas, is in the city trying 10
spend his surplus cash. We have iio
doubt but what he will be accommodated.
C. H. Kearney, a prominent mining
man of Dos Cabazas, came over last
night to 3ee how the greatest copper
camp In the Southwest was getting
along.
Mrs. IUce, a property owner of Bis
bee, and a large property owner in
Douglas, is in the city for a few days
on business and a visit to her numer
ous friends.
J. H. Isegnace, who is registered
from some place that even a hotel
clerk could not figure out, is In the
city and will remain for several days
sizing up the district.
ANOTHER GENTEEL
GENT WITH 'GRAFT
ARRIVES IN BISBEE WITH AFFA
BLE MANNERS AND BIG ......
"CON."
Recommended by Friends Secures
Position Works Nine and a Half
Days, and Gets In His Work at Sev.
eral Places.
of the game, who Is also champion
iaay Dowier or Bisbee, received a har.u
some cup and saucer..
Mrs. C. L. Beckwith, of tho niu&is
committee, deserves special croiU
for the .musical prog-am rendered.
Instrumental Solos Overture
"William Tell;" "Polonai3j Ni. 2."
' Chopin
Mrs. M. J. Liriiiiiv.
Vocal Solos Serenade '
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The business men of Blsbce are evi
dently very easy when the smooth and Instrumental Solo
'Tho Wind Is Whlspo-ing Low;"
"The Slumber Boat. '
Mrs. H. B. Paul!
VI! Trovatore"
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Hands Wood Hard One.
JOHN DOSSY
RED 5EELEY
ARTHUR PGE
ALLEN HARRIS
JIM KENNEY
BOB WARREN 3
I REDSEELEY will ride a wild
horse backward, having the horn
of his saddle facing the horse's
tail. This will be well worth see
I ing. There will be
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The wildest that can be found in the southwest.
Fancy riding and a genuine day of old-fashioned
plainsmen's taming of wild and vicious horses.
SPECIAL TRAINS
Will be run to and from the grounds
Leave Douglas for Bisbee and grounds, 10 a m. Fare,
$1 for round trip, via Bisbee.
Leave Bisbee for grounds, 1pm and 1:30 p m. Fare
25c round trip.
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Paints, Oils and Varnishes
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BISBEE TRADING COMPANY,
BarnabyBId'g, Naco Road and Brewery Ave.
The Anheuser Beer Hall.f
BOSTON & BROWN.
fKEG BEER ON DRAUGHT .
FREE LUNCH "a.m. to 3 p. m.f
ag: JiVIaifi Street.
General BrooKe read a letter which
he had sent to tho adjutant general ol
the War Department asking that Gen
eral be Instructed to prohibit the pub
lication ol such articles during the
period of military government. lie
also read General Wood's reply to pie
adjutant general, which, the witness
said, had been sent over the head, ot
his superior officer, saying that free
dom of speech, nntrammeled criUclsm
of the military government and abso
lute independence in all matters was u
necessary part of the education of the
Cubans to fit them to conduct a ber.
al government
General Brooke told the committee
that on Jan. 4, 1889, General "Wood,
without consulting his superior officer,
obtained permission to visit Wash
ington, even though he left in abey
ance matters needing attention. Cor
respondence relating to the trip was
laid before the committee.
affable confidence man and grafter
comes along. About two wecKs ago
a party named' De Coo arrived here.
Ho was well dresseJ, wore glasses to
add dignity to his appearance, and
was a smooth and fluent talker. He
came from Michigan, and at once call
ed upon Mr. and Mrs. Corning, who
had known him for years. He appear,
ed to be such a nice young man that
they Interested themselves in him, and
recommenced hfm u Mr. Adams of the
Southwestern Commercial company
for a position. He was given the po
sition of solicitor for the house. His
work appeared to be satisfactory, he
brought in many orders, and was look
ed upon as a good man. On Tuesday
last he disappeared acJ has not been
seen since. His accounts as far as
known thus far with the Southwestern
Commercial company are all right, but
in the tenderloin and among the busi
ness men ho has left a long trail of
debts and borrowed money behind
him. Among the business men who
are losers by this bilk is a v,M known
restaurant, Mr. and Airs. Corning,
from whom he obtained a suit of
clothes and a gold ring, and Mr. Mo-
laskey, of Lowell, where he roomed
Tile latter gentleman attached fcts
grip for what he owed him, but from
all accounts ho only secured a gold
brick for his trouble. De Coo is a
;oung man about 27 or 28 years of
age, smooth talker, dresses well and
wears glasses, and it would be weii
for business in other towns in tho ter
ritory to look out for him, as he is
sure to pay them a visit. He is just
loaded with recommendations of the
highest order, but his actions in Bis
bee would only give him a recommen
dation for the Territorial prison at
Yuma.
Mrs. George Cia-k.
Mrs. Ord, president of tho club, an
nounced that the soctil cojauutico will
entertain the men ws of the .-!ub tLd
friends with a Sal-nigundi r-aity
Wednesday eveaijr, December 9.
Visitors: Miss Mario Houk, a mem
ber of the Ebell Club, Los Angeles;
Miss Mosher, Mrs. M. J. Brophy, Mrs.
T. Hood, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
James H. Davis.
NOMINATIONS IN
FIRE DEPARTMENT
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THE ELECTION WILL TAKE PLACE
ON THE NIGHT OF DEC. 31.
The Department Under the Efficient
Work of the Present Officers Makes
Good Showing Modern Building
requires More Modern Apparatus,
At a recent meeting of the Fire De
partment or tho City of Bisbee, nomi
cations were made for officers to servo
for the ensuing year as follows: For
Chief, C. M. Henkel; Treasurer. Sam
Frankenberg; Secretary, Arthu.- D.
Mullen, and for Steward, Jacob
Schmid. The membership is fifty
two, and the treasury in fair shape.
The apparatus consists of four hose
carts and one chom'ca! or:, .in-1 two
long pike hooks. There are about
2M)0 feet of hose, about 1500 feec cf :
that in good condition, anl the rest above cited.
TH08E U. 3. ARMY 8HOE8
HAVE ARRIVED. "
For tho past two weeks we
have been compelled to tell the
buyers of our famous U. S. A.
Shoe that "We're Just out," but
today we received a large as
sortment of colors and slzeo.
This shoe Is strictly a hand
sewed and oak-soled shoe, In a
plain, broad last.
You'll like them, because
they are so E. Z. on the feet.
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SCHWARTZ BROS.,
On Main Street.
(Fine Tailoring and Repairing.)
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only fair. The growth of be ttty
will require that this amount ot hese
bo increased soon.
The greatest necessity, and one that
is urgent. Is the extension of ho
mains further up Tombstone Canyon
and Brewery Gulch.
It is also apparent that from the
new buildings, which are being built
upon the modern plans and extending
up more than the old single-story
style of building, will demand an in
creased facility for fighting Area,
should one occur in one ot these two
or three-story buildings. This will
be in the direction of lacders for the
firemen to attack fire from the front
and rear ot these "sky scrapers,"
where tho fire is above tho first floor.
This is a matter which the city coun
cil should tako cognizance ot at the
earliest moment and assist in same
manner the equipping of the depart
ment, with at least one or more ex
tension ladders. The cost would o
very slight in comparison with the
service they would render In cases as
THE WOMEN'S CLUB
When In need of a
SQUARE MEAL.
: Call on
"FEED 'EM UP, JIM,"
: At tne Palace.
YESTERDAY .WAS "SOCIAL DAY"
AT THE BISBEE CLUB, AND
THE LADIES JUST HAD
A LOVELY TIME.
But Next Wednesday They Are to
Have a "Salmagundi" party Reci
pe for This Is Not Furnished.
"Therefore are leasts so solemn and
3o rare.
Since seldom coming in the lo.ig
year set,
Like stones of worth they placid are."
Friday afternoon. Dee. 4tli, was
'Social Day" at the Bisbee Woman's
Club. Mrs. H. B. Paull. hostess, as
sisted by Mesdames Caven and Har
rington, entertained In their isual
charming manner.
Mesdames Mosher and B'xrn pre
sided at the tea table.
A wcrd game, prepared by the social
committee, was a pleasant fea::re ol
the afternoon.
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BAZAAR BARGAIN STORE I
Opposite PostoffJce.
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White Turkish towels 5c
Men's woolen sox, black:
blue, worth 35c a pair
special 2 pair for. 25c
Men's tan colored hose
seamless an ' fa-1 color
20c hose 3 pair.-, for 25c
Pillow case hemmed and
well made, 2' of them
r 25c
Ladies' jackets, tan color
from $i.5o np
Special bargains in la
dies' tailor made suits.
Dress skirts and waists
at one-third the regu
lar value.
JUST RECEIVED A
fine line of art squares,
size 9-12 good pat
terns from $5 up.
Men's working shirts and
dress shirts 20c up
A fine line of knitted
shawls, white, black
from
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and other colors
25c up.
Fine line of ladies
mise and skirts
25c up.
Men's fleeced underwear
at 25c a garment up.
Flannelettes and shaker
flannel good quality S
at 8 1-3C a yd ?
We have a full line of
trunks and valises at
1-2 what, other places
charge.
Men's and Boys' clothing
we sell you a good
suit for $4.50
Pants from 75c up
Ladies' hosiery fast black
and seamless at 10c apair
Laces and embroideries
we sell at 1-4 of the re
gular value.
Shoes of all kinds
rockbottom figures.
Don't forget that we havo furniture up stairs which we must sell out as we
need tha room. So price don't cut any figure. The time to buy is riffht !
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SPECIAL!
This week only
All our Ladies' $7,50, $9.00, $10 and
S12.50 Cloaks and Jackets. We
will sell while they last for
I liPassa
These are great bargains. Don't
miss this, as you will never have
auothe.- opportunity like this
BROS.
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PIANOS
our easv paj
Write us about
meat plans.
The ZELLNER PIANO CO.
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XMAS IS COMINGfj
DID YOU KNOW IT? I
If you do not just call on us and
you will find a line of holiday
goods that will make you think so
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CHEAP
But the pICE
The P. 0. Drug Store
LOOMS GLASS.
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