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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BI5BEE, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1903.
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WOMAN AND FASHION;
Ladj'aBntlirobe. '
Comfortable lounging or bath robes
are made of eiderdown, flannel, outing
doth or heavy Turkish toweling.
Ihevj garments are looe and are
easily slipped on or off.
As Illustrated, the robe Is made of
pink and pray elder flannel, with trim
mings of plain pink.
It Is simply adjusted with bhoulder
and underarm sen ins and drawu In at
the waist with a gray silk cord. The
THE BERT WARNER MEDAL f
y,t Vltf"-" "
THE AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED TO THIS FUND NOW AMOUNTS TO $60.00.
WHY NOT TAKE HOLD OF THE MATTER AND RUN IT IN A
DAY TO $100.00.
noBC or ODER FLANNEL.
closing U iiidde In double breasted
style, wlj small gray frogs. A broat"
sailor f llar, which compW'-s the neck,
Is linKLtd with bands of pink. It ex
tends "Hit over tlit sleees in a becoto
Ing manner.
The -reeves are shaped with Inside
seam only. They fit the upper arm
closely and flare In a graceful bell
which is finished with a deep rolling
cuff.
Very dainty combinations of colors
are teen in these robes, aud :ome are
almost oriental In effect, beiag made
of flannel in Persian design and
trimmed with bands of rich red or
deep yellow. New York Press.
. A Velvet Winter.
Fine cloth holds its own for morning
towns, and tweed runs it a good sec
end. Hugh, shaggy stuffs, although
they' five appeared In large quantities,
are disced and disowned by the fash
ionable falseurs. One thing at least ia
certain this Is to be a velvet winter.
Velvets of several different sorts will
tc used for the smart frocks Intended
lor weddings, receptions aud carriage
ircar. There will be plain velvets and
ithcrs of fancy make, with patterns of
different colors or else a plain velvet
70wdered over with tiny white dots.
NEW SHORT STORIES
Double.
At a London entertainment recentl)
Sir Frank Bura.u... the celebrated
English humorist aud editor of Punch,
and Kobert Noble Acutt, who Is well
known In South Africa, had a rather
awkward experience. The latter, it
appears, arrived first and soon became
mban-assed by people nhom he never
saw before smiling aud bowing. The
South African returned t.e nods. Uut
matters went too far w'icn an elderly
lady rushed up to him and almost fold
ed him In fcer capacious arms, with the
remark: "How do you do. Sir I-rankv
Delighted to see you." When Mr.
Acutt realized that he was being taken
for the editor of Punch, he was per
plexed. In the midst of his embarrass
ment he saw the real Burnand coming
and resohed to ask his adUce. He
walked up to him and said. "Sir Frank
Burnand. I believe?" The distinguished
author started and said In an affected
sepulchral tone, "Yes." "You'll ex
cuse me. Sir Prank, but the fact Is I
wanted your advice. If you will kindly
give It to a stranger. Ever since I
came Into this affair I have been taken
for you, and" "I don't wonder." In
terrupted Sir Frank. "I thougnt yoa
were myself!" This was too much for
Mr. Acutt. and as a result of the mer
riment Sir Frank and his double are
now personally acquainted.
Tie Dencoim Were Provided For.
At a church function in which Bish
op Potter recently took part, says the
Brooklyn Eagle, several deacons hap
pened to be present. One of them
called the bishop's attention to that
passage In the liturgy which reads, "O
all ye priests of the Lord, bless ye the
Lord," and complained that there was
''no mention of us deacons."
"Yes, Indeed there Is," replied the
bishop. "Don't you remember, 'O all
yc green things upon the earth, bless
ye the Lord"
Still the Clinslnc Effect.
Unless some new and unexpected
Idea should be suddenly promulgated
In dress the styles are fixed for the
Twinter. Sinuous grace of outline Is
the keynote, gowns fitting over the
'hips with a clinging effect and flaring
at the bottom. This flare is shown
even in the new walking skirts. But
it is not Just exactly the same kind of
a flare as obtained last year. There
Is as much fullness, but It is begun
higher up, leaving a less abrupt effect
at the foot The clinging fit obtains
to the depth of twelve or fourteen
laches from the waist line, below
.which the skirt expands gently and
gndually.
The amount In hands now of thei the sum quickly. If every miner
Review on account of the Bert War-, would give but a quarter, the amount
,. ,.,. , ,mnn i, i ,. I would be prodigious, and would then
ner Oold Medal is $00,00. It is ue- but norat,y b repseat g,
sired to close this account as rapidly t service done by a noble fellow,
now as possible. Any amount from . through whose efforts poor eyeless
10 cents to 1.00 will be thankfully re- King is walking around on crutches
celed and the acknowledgment of all today, and Bowdlsh owes his life. Let
sums wfll be made In this column. e, us take this matter up. good people.
know that It only needs the attention , and give the boy a memento that will
of the citizens to this matter to swell be a pride to him for all ms lire.
Following Is a complete list of the subscriptions to the above fund
to date:
Blsbee Dally Review $1 00
W. B. Kelly $1 00
D. W. Semple $1 00
Frank J. Graf $1 00
W. H. Buehman $1 00
A. F. Stumpf $1 00
E. H. White $1 00
John Twomey $1 00
Rev. H. M. Shields $1 00
Mrs. H. M. Shields $1 00
Harry Shields 50
Adelaide Shields 50
Geo. H. Bravln . $1 00
W. B. Thompson $1 00
Mose DracHman $2 00
Geo. Roberts -. $1 00
J. F. Chisholm $1 00
Raymond ChUholm $1 00
Effle Robertson $1 00
J. L. Obermueller $1 00
M. J. Burns $1 00
: Scott White $1 00
Cash ; jl 00
Ed Brown $1 00
Jos. Beebe $1 00
Mrs. May Sowles $1 00
: Wm. Robinson $1 00
: J. L. Lambert $2 50
Ray Brown $2 50
C. Bowman $1 00
! J. L. Slaughter $1 00
W, J. Slaughter $1 00
Mrs. F. B. Hoadley $1 00
: Niece of Mrs. Hoadley , $1 00
: Mrs. Kinsella . $1 00
! H. W. Thomas 1 00
L. A. Nemeck $1 00
Clerks in J. B. Angius' Store $5 00
! Pierce Owens $1 00
: Mrs. M. Blewett $1 00
I- Boston & Brown $10 00
: Thomas McKKlnney $1 00
I For Warren District
Mining Stocks
BUYING OR SELLING
SEfc
B, J. O'REILLY
BANK OF BISBEE BUILDING,
Choice line of fresh fruits received!
lis morning at Haigler's, in the-Call-'omla
Market. 9-12 I
A delightful preparation for the face
t Yanola Cream. Sold at Mrs. Rich's
alrdressing Parlore. 9-6-tf
Total Subscriptions to Date $C0 00
When the subscription Hat is closed the amount will be placed
: in the hands of a committee consisting of Rev. H. M. Shields, Mayor
Muirhead, S. M. Clawson, Scott .i haley and Judge McDonald, to pur-
chase the medal and make a public presentation of it to Bert War-
ner.
Itae's no Better ServiM
Than that via Ine
Vrom Kansas City, Sant Lous aaC
Memphis to points in the South, South
taut and Southwest.
The Southeastern Limited
Lewiuz Kansas City ut 6;30 P. Mr
daily, mil take you to Springfield, lien
phis, Birmingham, Atlanta, Jactsonvillf
and all points in the Southeast
Jbr detailed iufarcestfcE pp'7 2x
G. W. MARTIN
HENERAL WESTERN AGENT
M06. 17rH St.
PENVER. COLO-
J. B. ANGIUS ACQ,.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
MAIN STREET.
BISBEE, ARIZ.
THE ORIENT
MAIN
STREET
flNEST RESORT W W TERRITORY
MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS NIGHTLY
E. A. Torre
Ben r. 8ce(l
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HUMOR OF THE HOUR
CLARK'S
Un Oirn Reward.
"George." said Mrs. Ferguson. "1
want you to oil the hinges of the bed
room door. I'm awfully tired of hear
Ing them creak."
"Laura," replied Mr. Ferguson, "1
would do almost anything to oblige
you. but I'll be everlastingly rib roast
ed If I'm going to taUe the troubl- tc
oil any door hinges at this time cf
nlghtl"
Mark now the result of his procrastl
nation.
In the dead of nigbt that same nigliti
a burglar, who had gained entrance
to the house through a basement win
dow. crept softly up the stairway, up
proaehed that bedroom door and push
ed it open.
It gave a loud creak like the walling
of a lost soul.
The historian hopes It Is not really
necessary to add that the burglar went
down that stairway In two Jumps, wnf
out of the house before George Fer
guson had succeeded In finding nis re
volver and that the hinges of that
bedroom door are still unoiled. Chica
go Tribune.
Engineering and Assay Office
fline Examinations, flachinery and
Mill Estimates and Designs
Government Surveys in
Arizona and Mexico
BRANCHES:
Accurate and,Qoick Retarai
Chemical Analyses and Assay
DOUGLAS. NAC0 and CANANEA
All That lie Knew About.
He had called upon bis son at col
lege.
"Did John show you everything oi
Interest there?" his wife inquired when
he returned.
"He said he did."
"What did lie show you?"
"The gymnasium, the football field,
the baseball diamond, the boathouscs
and the training quarters for the
crew." Chicago Post
A ratal Dilemma.
Pa What! You answer me back
you young ruffian? I'll show you!
Ma You won't answer me, won't
yon? I'll teach you!
Chas. A. McDonald
Justice of the Peace
Notary Public
Ex-Officio Coroner
o1c OiiM.hir Building Invii'v Quick Tlp-hon No- 1S1
E. A. TOVREA & CO
Wholesafie and Retail Butchers
Cold Air Storage Market. All Meata Refnaerated .even aaya baftra ccttlna,
Wa ara auccettflly filling a field of our own craatlcn
We acknowled,!. no comrjetltors. Phona 1.
Cochise lumber Co.
Incorporated
Wholesale and retail dealers in Puget Sound,
Texas and California pine.
California redwood, lath, shingles and shahes; mouldings,
doors, windows and mill work.
Tel. 143. W. C. BEAD, Manager. Bisbee, Ariz
4 the ENGLISH!
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I. W. WALLACE, I
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"Thai's The Place Tc Eat"
Half Way House-
CHAS. HULL. Prop.
choice Goods Constantly- in StocK
Ice Cold Beer on Draught
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Of Course we have WOOD and COAL
Stove and Cord Lengths
Phone 102
MOORE BROS, and WREN
Office at Yards in Lowell and Brewery Gulch
Dubacher Building
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kOHLBERG BROS.
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Bisbee Mercantile Ccx
CHOICE FAHILY GROCERIES
Wo Dxy In car load lota cud mW all Competitor. Gooda dfllvaraC
to ml parti of the Citj
HAY AND GRAIN
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Ranchara' and Mlncra' CuppUaa J
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CITY BARBER SHOP,
Everything First class,
Bath Room and Porcelain Tub.
EMIL HARKS, Proprietor
BISBEE LUflBER CO.,
.... CAPITAL STOCK $2S,060 ....
LumdJ Yar Located at Lowell Office at the yard, Telephone 703.
rrs: Anton Trojapovich, Hrtoberarry Brown, J. B. Anj?ids James Wood,
Emil Marks. Officers: Anton Trojanovich, President Harry Brown, Sec,
D B. Anpius.Treasurer, A fall line of i timbers and tanker of all dta
acrlptleni. Also carry fall line builders hardware.
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t Steam Pumps Scales
I Fairbanks Morse & Co,
5 Gasoline Engines. Combined Gasoline Engines
5 and Compressors, Combined Gasoline Engines
and Hoists, Combined Gasoline Engines and
Pumps, Fairbanks and Eclipse Windmills, Mining
5 Machinery and Supplies.
LosAageles, California.
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