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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE. ARIZONA, Fa I DAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1903.
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THE GROCERY STORE
and CHRISTMAS TIME I
What a cheerless sort of a da3' Christmas
would be it the grocer j-men should forget to
do their part. Don't worry, we shan't forget.
Or, rather, we haven't forgotten, for before
j'ou had started cooking j'our Thanksgiving
Dinner, we were making preparations for the
Christmas Turkeys and things.
We shall tr- to have enough, but if your de
mand should happen to exceed our supply
well! there is nothing like being on the safe
side and placing your order ahead.
I Just a Few...
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Turkeys
Geese
Ducks
Spring" Broilers
Fresh Oysters
Celery
Cranberries
Lingon Berries
Fresh Fish
Imported Cheese
Fancy Olives
Tauffles
Fancy Preserves
Cocks Combs
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Window Glass
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BiSBEE TRADING COMPANY,
Barna'oyBld'g, Naco Road and Brewery Ave.
x The Bazaar Bargain
next 5 days sell 'good staple merchandise
at these prices.
La jie-s' tan c lor d jackets a bargain at $7 50
for 1 95 ea
Men's fleece lined shirts sud drawer at 25c each
Unbleached Turkish towel great big ones 2 for 25c
Fine all wool men's acd youths' suits, actual
12 00, now at 4 5o the suit
Pearl buttons fine ?rade at 5c a doz
g Wire hair pins 5 packages
Sf Just received a fine line
w.irth all the way from
and 25c each.
We want your trade and you want the best
most for your money, so trade at the
I BAZAAR BARGAIN STORE I
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K Note we have some furniture up
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COWBOYS SHOOT
UP A SALOON
A SALOON OPENING AT DON LUIS
WAS THE SCENE.
A Riotous Time on Wednesday Even
ing Last Cowboys Shoot Floor and
Ceiling Full of Holes Just for Fun.
On Wednesday evening last a ne
saloon opened at Don Luis, near the
Recreation Park, and It was very
largely attended by people of both
aezes from Naco and Bisbee, who had
a hilarious time drinking and-dancing
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Dates
Figs
Currents
Seeded Raisens
Citron
Plum Pudding
Kennedy's Fruit Cake
Assorted Nuts
Oranges
Fancy Apples
Maple Cream
Mince Meat
Almond Macaroni
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for 5c.
of ladies' pocket
books
at 5o
jbc to 3 0o each,
and
Postoffjce.
stairs which we must get rid of sc "
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until after midnight. At this hour'
a number of cowboys arrived, and the I
fun went fast and furious for some.'
time, until the red-eye began to take
effect on thee owboys, and then out 1
came the ready revolver, and keeping I
time to the muaic the boys made a!
sieve out of the floor and roof, after I
which they mounted their horses ane
rode through the saloon and disap
peared in tne darkness. No on wast
hurt, but very soon after the depart
ure or tne cowboys the proprietor
closed his doors, considering that he
had had a most successful opening,
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Two Mexicans charged with misde
meanors were before Justice Browt.
yesterday morning, and were found
guilty and sentenced to eight days in
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I PERSONAL MENTION !
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Mrs. E. A. Hurst went to Benson
yesterday on a short visit.
W. O. Morgan of San Francisco, waj
among the arrivals last evening.
P. B. Moon and wire of Naco came
up Jast evening to remain for a few
days.
J. C. Johnson, of Naco, came up last
night to attend to some business mat
ters.
Dana Conkllng of Azoza, came
last evening, and will r emain for sev
eral cays.
E. B. Tarbell, of Tombstone, and his
son. Dr. Tarbell, of Naco, are In the
city on business.
F. W. Jackson of New York is a late
arrival, and Is registered at the Cop
per Queen Hotel.
Ike Diamond, of Diamond Bros., is
in the city from Phoenix, and will re
main for sometime.
C. J. Lachance and wife of Douglas
are In the city on a visit, and will re
main for a few days.
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H. S. Pebbles of Chicago is amonj
the flood of visitors that are taking
in the sights of Bisbee.
S. L. Hoffman of Baltimore is pay
ins Bisbee a visit and is registered
at the Copper Queen Hotel.
Jack Hogan, who has been on the
United States grand jury at Tomb
stone, returned yesterday.
D. R. Webster, a mining man from
I Sonora. is in BIsbee in connection
' with some mining business.
Miss Lillian Whelan has taken a po
sition as clerk in the furniture depart
ment of the Copper Queen Store.
Dr. Caven has return from Totnb-
stone, where he was a witness before.
the grand jury in the O'Brien caso.
May Leahy and Grace Grove of.
Douglas are up on a visit They are th(? CbshmQtlt o B"rItIsn aIrthorUy.
stopping at the Copepr Queen Hotel.! Thc tota) InimIgRltIoiI ,Bto Canada
W. R. Browny, of El Paso, came I for the fiscal year ended June 30 foots
over last evening and will stav and ap over 70 000 persons. Americans be
look over the camp for some little 'ng the largest number by nationality.
tlme ' Chailes Birch of High Wycombe.
I Bucks. England, because some ono
Dan Hanklns has been laid up with stole his broad beans advertised for
the grip for several days, and looks i the thief to return and get a piece of
very bad. His wife is also confined I bacon.
to her bed.
F. Wj. Speir, a mining man of Hough
ton, Michigan, arrived last evening
and will look over the mining field
while here.
P. M. Scott of El Paso is visiting
the Copper metropolis of the South
west, and is quartered at the Copper
Queen Hotel.
James Mclntyre, of Cripple Creek
came to town last night and will have
a good look at the Warren District De-
fee he leaves.
I E. G. Norton, an ole time Bisbee
I man, who has been back to the State
of Maine for the past two years and a
half, is back In Bisbee again.
Captain of the Rangers Tom Ryn
ing passed through Bisbee yesferday
en route to Tombstone, where he goes
1 as a witness before th egrand jury.
Jack Blair, a well known prospectoi,
will leave this morning for Yuma,
where he will procure oome burros,
and then proceed down the river to
some ore fields where he has loca
tions. Oscar A. Knox, of Mexico City, and
New York, is In Douglas representing
the National Metal company. This
company buys ores, mattee. precipi-
tatcs, bullion, and all kinds of mill and
furnace products.
Mr. Newell, the postal clerk, has re
sumed his duties on the Douglas-Benson
run, and Mr. Hutchinson, who was
1 on this run during Newell's absence,
has returned to California and is on a
I run going out of Los Angeles.
F. J. Mores and A. L. Harroun, of
I the EI Tigre company, left Douglas
this morning for Kansas City. They
have been visiting the mine and are
very much pleased with :i and are
anxious to see the stanp rai'l in placo
2nd running.
E. J. Gates, secretar 01 the Turkey
Track attle Co.. was In Bisbee yes
terday on business connected with his
company, and reports that no more
cattle w'ili be shipped by his company
for the present. During the past two
months several thousand head were
shipped to California and Phoenix. It
A- Packard, president of the company.
is at Present in California.
A DOUBLE FUNERAL
Trinidad, Col., Dec 10. Nearly
2,000 union miners participated in the
double funeral ot Velanos and Desan
tls, them lners who were killed at Se-
gundo Monday night In a fight with
the Guards, which was held hero this
afternoon. No trouble of any kind
occurred," and soon after the funeral
all the miners quietly dispersed and
went to their homes. The funeral
was the largest In point of attendance I
ever seen here. -i
FACTS IN FEW LINES
Norway -wants Its consular service
separated from that of Sweden.
Germany now has 140 socialist publi
cations, of which fifty-two are dallies.
King Lewanlka has promised to in
stitute a temperance crusade In Barot
Belaud. London daily averages 475,000 tele
grams. In Paris the daily average la
120,000.
The English census returns show
that but one woman in every sis re
mains unmarried.
Japan U taking a census of all feo
ple who have taken influenza since tho
beginning of the year.
Pines of half a crown for keeping
pet kangaroos have been Imposed on
two residents of Yarram, Victoria.
UnJusV weights and measures to the
Cumber V 03.950 were seized In Lou
don during the last twelve mouths.
A motor car has been driven from
Edinburgh to London without a stop
In '20 hours and 40 miuutes, which is a
record.
A portion of St. Paul's cathedral,
London, exhibits signs of weakness,
cracks having appeared In the roof of
the portico.
The Canadian PaciGc railway will
shortly place the enormous amount of
23.000.000 acres of land on the market
for settlers.
Five large volumes of f00 pages each
will comprise the otlicial report of the
1000 I'nrK exhibition, which Is shortly
to be published.
It is alleged by Can: '!aus tliqt steel
structural wcrk can I)" r-'de in the
Dominion o0 per cent cli 1 1 r than in
the United States.
Jealousy becaus? she V.s getting
more peum.ts t'..a:i he caused an elk
in the Phil-ideiphin zoo to chase anil
beat his companion.
Extensive purchase- or land on Bah
rein Island, in the Persian gulf, arc re
ported to have been made by the Rus
sian consul at Hushire.
It is iifty years since the John
ilowrs. the first iron screw steamrt
e er built, was launched at Jarrow-or.
Tyni- by Messrs. Palmer Bros.
Ni:ie hits with nine rounds in sixtj
seconds is the record made by Gunner
L . GhL' U UU l.l.l.ll-L S UUlLIV3UJli
Ocean of the China squadron.
Slave riding in northern Nigeria is
not jet entirely a thing of the past, but
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womanandTashion
A Bcanltfal GoTvn.
Vivid and almost startling combina
tions are decidedly the vogue today In
dressy wear, and be they not too
bizarre they are the very height of
style. This effect is of a beautiful
soft material in a delicate pastel shade.
The waist is heavily adorned with
broad bands of heavy lace and self
. tucks and i; trimmed with a narrow
Vlact
and white torpedo braid. The
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ron ArTERNOos on evening.
yoke is a square Elizabethan effect,
f.nd below It the self material Is very
finely tucked. The front of the waist
Is a Gibson idea, and the sleeve is a
full affair rather on the bishop order.
The skirt shows the same wide tucks
rf cnlf motoplol ne tYia nnlct "mil liA.
twoffn tbpsp nr Insprted Kinds of lace. I
which same lace also trims the skirt
on the lower portion in the back.
Ctf-nlns: Wrap.
The cloth evening wrap has every
appearance of carrying all before it in
the matter of dressy cloaks. In pale
pastel tinted, fine face cloth it offers
most unlimited scope for artistic inge
nuity. One It has been my happy fate
to meet of late was in a lovely shade
of pale blue, fashioned very much on
the line's of a full Inverness and most
attractively adorned with wide cntre
deux of guipure Insertion down cither
front, a collar with long stole ends of
black panne adding the always lovely
touch of sable, while yet another
equally recherche in kind was of white
cloth, carrying a six Inch border every
where of Irish crochet lace, a pelerine
of the same exquisite dentelle falling
over a doublure of rose panne. New
York Mail and Express;
Chestnut soup.
Peel and scrape the chestnuts, boll
In aalted water until soft, drain and
rub thrd'uch a sieve. Put Into a sauce
pan with a piece of batter and chopped
a(H water and serve.
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Employers Form Union
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absolutely prohibited.
Where conditions are proper and
employers' association exist .agree
ments to be made with them.
A uniform form of agreement be
adopted and used in making joint
agreements, wages being adjusted ac
cording to. local conditions.
All agreements to embody the fol
lowing principles: ?
There shall be no restriction of the
use of machinery or tools.
There shall be "o restriction of the
use of any manufactuiec material, ex
cept prison-made.
No person shall have the right to
interfere with the workmen during
working hours.
The use of apprentices shall not be
prohibited.;
Tho foreman shall be the agent of
tho employer.
All workmen are at liberty to work
for whomsoever they see fit.
AH employers are at liberty to em
ploy and discharge whomsoever they
see fit.
The last clause is a plain declaration
for the open shop. Union men have
always contested thai a. successful
movement to establish the open shop
meant the end of organized labor.For
this reason it is predicted that the
new association will have the antagon
ism of the unions from the very out
set. The organization of the building
traces is the first great step in the
movement urged by President Parry
of the National Manufacturers' Asso
ciation to organize all employers of
the United States in a fight against
the alleged unjust demands of the la
bor unions. The success of this first
eflort, so far as the work of organiza
tion is completed, is such as to grati
fy its promoters. Among the cities
represented are New York, Chicago,
Pittsburg, San Francisco. St. Louis,
Minneapolis. Topeka, Cedar Rapids,
Cincinnati. Novrk -Reading East
St. Louis, Detroit,' Indianapolis. Cleve
Jand and Erie.
GOT CHANGE OF VENUE.
San Francisco, Dec. 10. In the case
of Chauncey Dewey, Clyde Wilson and
W. J. McBride, charged with the mur
der of the Berry family last May, the
court this afternoon granted a change
of venue to Norton county. It was
contended by the defense that the con
dition of pubic sentiment was such
that a fair tria was Impossibe. The
case will probably be tried in January.
There was no open demonstration
against the Deweys, but the people
ire very bitter against them.
SPFXIAL
LADIE'S
SUITS AND SKIRTS
at HALF the REGULAR
PRICES. A few Ladies'
Jackets and Cloaks left
that we will close out at
Reduced Prices
.THE,
Opera Club Bar
Handsomely refitted throughout and refurnlahed entirely, is
NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
We invite you to inspect cur new place.
W. L. AUBREY, Prop.
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HUSICAL ATTRACTIONS NIGHTLY
W ES, LIQUORS and. CIGARS
Keg Beer on Draught
Agent for Kstionil Club Whisky and Anheoser. Keg; Beer
(Listen)
SCHWARTZ BROS.
(Aro Speaking.)
With Our New Front On.)
-. The Door Hunts for the Cus
tomer and not the Customar
for the Door.""
Schwartz Bros.4 as usual, are
keeping In touch with the ad
vance of Bisbee, and really the
line of high-class goods for
men's wear we carry can not
be appreciated until you have
seen the variety we have and
the care In the selections. We
are getting better right along.
Don't forget our line of Xmas
Gifts suitable for the Broth
er, Husband or "Best Fellow."
Silk suspenders.
Handkerchiefs, '
Sox, pajamas.
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Cravats, Gloves, etc.
Don't forget
Our Tailoring.
Neither must you
Overlook our Hats
And Shoes.
(U. S. Army is good.)
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SCHOOL HOUSE AT DON LUIS.
Plans Have Been Drawn, and Are Now
in the Hands of the Barbour
Compan.
Thursday marked the official open
ing of the post office at Don Luis, and
he receipt and dispatching of mails
from the new town establishes mere
firmly the fact that there is now a full
fledged town at Don Luis.
Another Important factor entered
into the establishment of the city at
the souhern end of he Mule Moun
tains, when J. A. Holden, the well
known architect from Douglas, who
had been commissioned to prepare de
signs for the new school house at Don
Luis, yesterday submitted the same to
the He,nry P Barbour Co. These de
signs cover a very handsome building
to be built of Tufa stone or masonry,
covered with cement, and stone trim
mings and rustic shingle work and fin
ish in the exterior. The designs de
part from thc stereotyped style ot
architecture of school buildings, being
on the cottage order. The building
will be close to 75 feet in length, and
about 35 feet In depth. There are
to be two school rooms, each 29 by 29
feet. Entrance is made into a com
modious vestibule, on either side of
which is a cloak room, and the most
ample light will be provided for each
room. Upon Mr. Barbour's return
these designs will be examined and
approved and the building commenced.
Progress is being daily marked in the
new town.
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