THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1905
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Skirts
"We are now showing in
our Ready-to-wear Depart
ment (1st floor) a very large
variety of materials in
Ladies' Walking Skirts, in
cluding Panamas, Broad
cloths, "Voiles, Cheviot,
Serge, Venitian and Fancy
Mixtures, all colors. The
newest styles will be found
in this assortment and qual
ity, fit and workmanship
considered, our values can-
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garland left
jesterday for Globe, where they 3.x
lect to reside.
J. C. Wilson and John Shea were
among passengers out of the city yes
terday for Globe.
Guy Moore is a visitor in the city
from Globe, where he has lately been
employed.
C. A. Hovlaad. mining engineer, re
turned to the city yesterday from a
business -visa to Duluth and Michigan
points.
Alfred Paul was a business visitor In
the city yesterday from the silica quar
ries, where he is in charge of opera
tions. Councilman Hogan was a passenger
out of the city last evening for El
Paso on a business mission.
Frank Aley is a business visitor In
town from Naco.
Attornej J. M. O'Connell returned to
the city last evening from a visit at
Tombstone on legal business.
Charles Gerdis left last evening for
his headquarters in the Huachucas, af
ter a few days in town on business
connected with the affairs of the late
Mitchell Development Co.
Mrs. Montgomery, wife of the post
master at Naco. has returned to that
city from a summer spent at the coas.
Fred Hagen has returned to the city
from a vacation of several weeks spent
at the coast.
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Ladies Belts
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That Bounds funny, don't it; but it's a fact that every vehicle in our immense
stock was especially Luilt for us from specifications furnished the manufact
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Guarantee Every Vehicle We Sell
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ATTACK CHURCHES
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the people to remain quiet.
Many believe that the summons for
a special session of the diet will fully
restore tranquility.
At Chiba, forty miles from Tokio,
the police station was destroyed.
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and we can satisfy the desires of the man whwwants a stylish, natty runabout,
surrey or buggy or the merchant who needs a delivery wagon or dra :: ::
We sell oa a
stylish, genKe sSle
or dixii'g horse
BROPHY CARRIAGE CO.
Alain St.
Incorporated
LOWELL.
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Livery in conrechon
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length and looks big enough to eat a
small boy.
Communion Service Postponed The
communion service that was to be held
in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning, has been postponed to
Sunday, Sept. lTth. There will be the
regular services in the church next
Sunday.
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Got Judgment In a civil action
brought by V. G. Medigovich against
Lienbauch and Fishbaum for the col
lection of a grocery bill, Justice Mc-;
Donald yesterday rendered verdict in i
favor of the plaintiff f for the full
amount claimed, $1795, and costs of
suit.
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Case Continued The hearing of
Harvey Nash, charged with stealing a
watch from a room of a brewery lodg
ing house, was yesterday postponed by
Justice McDonald on request of Coun
cil Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Copper Queen Arrivals Paul Her
man, Galveston; H. B. Hovland, Du
luth: Chas. Jones. Pueblo; J. T. Mur-
rav. Denver: C. E. Rinehart, city; C.
A. Warren and family, Cananea; Ar
thur Houle, Bacoachi.
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Bought Property The J. E. Thomp
son Co. yesterday sold to Charles K.
Smith the W. H. Harris cottage and
three lots in Tombstone canyon. The
property is a very desirable one. Mr.
Smith recently came here from Port
land. He has concluded to make the
city his future headquarters and will
engago in business in the town.
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Dangerous Place Railroad street
below the E. V& S. W., is in a dan
perous condition at several points on
the side overhanging the yard tracks
of the railroad. At one place a cave
of earth has occurred which has left
a hole that a horse could go through
without difficulty. Pedestrians are
obliged to use this side of the road,
and are liable to fall through the hole
that exists there. In view of the
traffic that crowds the thoroughfare
daily it is only question of time until
Eerious accident grows from the condi
tion of the street on the railroad side
unless repairs are jnade.
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Brought Rattlers Dave Moffett,
while out doing some assessment work
near the South Bisbec mine, captured
two large rattle snakes, and sent them
In to Ed Prenty. They are now on
exhibition in the window of a saloon
en Brewery Avenue. One of the rat
.tiers measures 5 feet 8 inches in
Gain to Musical Circles Miss Vir
ginia June Bagby, who arrived here
recently from Los Angeles, is well
known in that city as one of the lead-
trs in musical circles, and has won or
herself quite a reputation in concert
work there, as well as In other cities
of Southern California. Having stud
ied under the very best teachers, Miss
Bagby's technique and interpretation
is splendid, and she will doubtless be
quite an acquisition to the musical
circles of this city.
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No Lounging Permitted To preent
people from suitting down in thu
spaces next doorways on the first floor
of the depot building. Agent McNa'r
has had boards placed with nails in
ihem pointing upward thickly. The uc
observing citizen who may happen to
put himself down in one of these posi
tions for a moment's rest will have a
sudden rise due him.
E. P. & S. W. IN GOOD SHAPE.
Says Trainmaster Brown Traffic
Light, But All Stock Employed.
Baku, Caucasia. Sept. S. Street
fighting continued until late Iat
night Balakhun was completely
burned out after the Tartars had plun
dered it of everything valuable, and
although shot down in masses by the
artillery, the Tartars were not de
terred from their wreckage and ljot-
ing.
Fierce fighting and great slaughter
occurred at the Salakhan hospital,
where 1000 workmen and Armenians
gathered
The maddened crowd charged the
guns and captured them, after delug
ing the gunners with burning oil, when
the latter fled.
The Cossacks and infantry re-en-
jforcements attempted to recapture the
. allhrwlnnpfl ininq hut wpro driven tinn?.-
tartjby the suffocating smoke.
Sebastopol. Russia, Sept. 8. The
court martial which is to try the cases
of the mutinous crews of the Russian
warships Knaiz Potemkin and Georgi
Piobedonoszeff convened here this
morning and began with the hearing
of witnesses. It Is generally believed
that the court marMal will deal se
verely w,fi the mutineers, particu
larly with the leaders of the mutiny,
but that the emperor will mitigate the
severity of their sentence.
GOVERNMENT BE ON ROBBERY
BUSCH HELD CONTRACT TO FUR
NISH FUR CAPS AND GAUNT
LETS AT SCHUYLKILL ARSE
NAL, AND MAJOR F. S. STRONG
UNCOVERED THE FRAUD.
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Had Big Opening An express wag
on with a fife and drum corps on
board traveled the streets of the city
yesterday afternoon to announce open
ing of the new place of McCarty &
Harris at Lowell. A large number
went down to the opening from this
city. It was the biggest event of the
kind that Low-ell ever had.
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Still Under Treatment W. S. Davis,
the popular barkeeper with the Legal
Tender at Lowell, was in town yester
day to have a wound In his head, sus
tained over a week ago, dressed. The
injury was sustained by Mr. Davis in
a leap for life down an embankment
on the E. P. & S. W. hill track to es
cape a train that came up behind him
without warning.
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Good Order at Lowell Kurt Von
Stauffen, clerk in the court of Justice
Hogan at Lowell, was in the city last
evening. Mr. Von Stauffen states that
the office cf the Justice in the suburb
has recently been free from civil or
criminal actions, the town being appa
rently bent on demonstrating itself
the best ordered in the Territory.
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New Jail Delivered Contractor
Moore, of the Douglas Cast Stone Co.,
yesterday turned over to the authori
ties the new Jail at Lowell. This
structure is now ready to receive pris
oners and no more of the latter will be
brought from Lowell to Bisbee for con
finement. The Jail will be a decided
convenience to the officers In the low
er precinct, and will cut off a good
deal of expense that has heretofore
been entailed in the transporting of
prisoners between the city and the suburb.
Trainmaster C. A. Brown, of the E.
P. & S. V,'., was in the city last even
ing enroute to Douglas from a trip
of inspection over the west end of th
line. Mr. Brown stated that he had
found conditions good, and that every
thing was now in satisfactory order on
the road. Traffic on the main line
continues to be a trifle light, but all
the rolling stock of the road is never
theless employed. It 5s not being forc
ed to the limit, as was the case dur
ing the rush earlier in the year, bin
It is having enough to do to justify its
operation. In about thirty days it is
expected that traffic will again press
the road to its limit with present
equipment.
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"Waterproof School Book Satchels
with Shoulder Strap
Cloth Boole Covers 2 5 C
Everything for
the School Room
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AVE YOU 3EEN INTO THE STORE OF
THE LOWELL COMMERCIAL COMPANY
LATELY? THE WONDERFULLY INCREAS
ING BUSINESS IS DUE TO THE QUALIT
OF THE GOODS IT HANDLES; THE MAN
NER IN VHICH ITS CUSTOMERS ARE
TREATED; THE PRICES WHICH PRE
VAIL: THE SERVICE WHICH YOU GET, ETC., ETC.
WE NOW CLAIM THAT WE HAVE ONE OF THE
MOST MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE STORES IN THIS
VICINITY, AND OUR GOODS ARE THE SAME. YOU
DO NOT HAVE TO GO AWAY TO DO YOUR TRADING,
YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT HERE, AND WE
GUARANTEE'THAT YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH
THE TREATMENT THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE.
DON'T FORGET THAT AMONG THE MANY GOOD
THINGS THAT WE HANDLE ARE:
THE CELE3RATED BERNICE BRAND OF BUT
TER. SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON.
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FLEISCHMANN'S COMPRESSED YEAST.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF FRESH FRUITS
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VEGETABLES.
ALLOFThESE ARE RECEIVED OFTEN AND
GUARANTEED FRESH AND IN FIRST-CLASS CONDI
TION WHEN DELIVERED TO YOU.
PHONEJ16, OR DROP US A POSTAL IF YOU CAN
NOT COME" PERSONALLY, AND VE WILL TAKE
PLEASURE IN SENDING OUR SOLICITOR TO YOU.
DO IT TODAY.
THE LOWEL
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LOWELL'S PIONEER STORE
"Washington, Sept. S. The criminal
prosecution of Morris Busch, con
tractor, and Robetr Charlton, in
spector, was ordered today by Acting
Secretary of War Oliver. Busch holds
contracts with the quartermaster's de
partment to furnish fur caps and
gauntlets to be delivered at Schuylkill
arsenel, Philadelphia. The order for
prosecution is based on a report re
cently made by Major F. S. Strong of
the artillery corps, acting inspector
general, in w"h"icfi It 1s shown that a
conspiracy to defraud the government
exists between Busch and Charlton.
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MEDIGOVICH HEARING.
Man Charged With Maintaining a Nut'
sance Will Be Tried Wednesday.
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Centrally Lacated, Elegantly Equipped
Tobaccos and Cigars
D. S. INIBI0, Proprietor.
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Justice McDonald yesterday set the
case of L. S. Medigovich, charged with
maintaining a nuisance, for hearing
next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Medigovich is the man who is alleged
to have been making a dumping
ground of Tombstone canyon for all
sorts of vile refuse during the last
several months. The complaint was
filed against him by neighbors follow
ing an appeal to County Health Offi
cer Greene, who directed Supervisor
Bowen to have the nuisance abated
over a week ago. Medigovich will
attempt defense.
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SPRAINS.
S. A. Read, Cisco, Tex., writes,
March 11, 1001: My wrist was sprain
ed so badly by a fall that It was use
less and after using several remedies
that failed to give relief, used Ballard's
Snow Liniment, and was cured. I
earnestly recommend it to any on:
suffering from sprains. For sale a
Rhineharf s Pharmacy.
CARD. (
This is tc notify our friends and the
public of the city of Bisbee, that we,
the undersigned, have this day formed
a co-partnership for the purpose of car
rying on the saloon business, having
purchased the place known as the Au
ditorium Saloon, situated on Main St,
in the City of Bfsbee, where we will at
all times be pleased to meet our
friends and the public generally, ready
to serve them with a "smile" and the
best goods to be had in the city.
JOHN MOBILE and
HENRY CAMPBELL,
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LOWELL HEARD FROM.
Read what one of your neighbors
has to say about Nature's Remedies
and the wonderful cures they effect:
"I have been a sufferer from sciatica
rheumatism for the past nine months,
confined to my bed most of the time;
could not be up but from two to five
minutes at a time, and the doctors
here could do me no good. Friends of
mine recommended the new discovery.
Nature's Rheumatic Remedy, and can
now say that after taking one bottle
am up all the time and able to attend
to my household duties, and must high
ly recommend this great remedy to all
sufferers, and will be glad to answer
inouiries.
"MRS. B. WOODHEAD.
Lowell, Sept. C, 1905."
Dcane & Richardson, Tucson, manu
facturers. Bisbee Drug Co., distrib
utors, Bisbee.
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