Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 5

a fi mp I. i ih.jh i i. iyT iinii iimnra THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BIS PEE. ARIZONA. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1904.

PAGE FIVE it S'Ot'505O'O50J'0t0OSO-0i0OiO cwo. NOW OPEN TOR BUSINESS -1 UK II 1 I III Ill tlf'Au Ci Ty TOgfe' "P-. 'warv 'i b' i 1- Wholesale oceries, Fruits, Produce, Hay and Grain. BLACK DIAMOND COAL BY THE SACK. TON OR CARLOAD A-CtisifdiiifaiftiifCfi.

ft -ii -Ci -airirii-ifa-Crir-ififdifCfditiiifd Ct KUNINEV BROS. New Butcher Shop THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BISBEE Capital Stock, $50,000. Shareholders' Liability $50,000 Total Liability, $1 00-000 0 a Opened Opposite Depot BRIEF CITY NEWS Fined Woman A colored woman aircstod bj- Wilmuth last, Saturday night for walking the streets was fined $1G in the court of Judge yesterday. To Nacozari Professor James Douglas and Miss Douglas left yesterday for Nacozari. They will speed several days at that camp, following they will return to BIsbee.

From Bert Gradfelto, a well known engineer, accompanied bills brother, arrived in he city yesterday from their home at Hemet, California. They expect to locate iu the camp. Firwo for Drunkenness Three Mexicans were before Juoge McDonald esterday charged with drunkennesi Two of them paid $3 leach, and the thiid. In default of money, v.tnt to chain gang for iiine days. -ft- Called to Douglas Ranger Kidder wa3 called to Douglas from this city yevitenlay by a message announcing Uiat his presence- was needed there because of an invasion of pickpockets 'and petty thieves who were Invad.ng the town.

From Gold Nugget J. G. Pritcbard and Photographer F. HIgglns, in charge cf the Humphries studio, returned last evening from a visit to the property of the Gold Nugget Co. Mi.

Higgins was there to take a number of views at 'he property, which has recently attractec much attention. 1 Took Witness Deputy Sheriff Geo. Chidestcr loft last evening for Tombstone with James Quinn. The la'tvr was serve i with a subpoena on Wednesday commanding his presence forthwith in cburt at the county scat. Quinn failed to obey ihe summons, and word was sent from Tombstone- to arrest find bring: him over.

Accordingly the action of Depu'y Chidester. firo patrol wagon over 4ho boulevards of the At the time of the theft the horse was hitched In front of the flic house. The th.ef probably saw Mr. Thomas take his departure for a I trip around the lower end of town and took advantage of his absence to annex the blanket. Mr.

Thomas Is Inclined to the belief that the blanuet was taken as a joke. The horse disagrees opinion. Placed Betr Here Brewer Reno returnee last evening to Douglas, af-er a day spent here with Agent Frank. Togsthor they placed the product of the Douglas Brewery ou sale at soven saloons In the city. Both expect that as the product becomes better known the number of house-s handling jt w'lll be increased.

The sa loons with which the beer has so ir teen placed are the Auditorium. Jones Brown, Fletcher Wood. Comet, Calumet anc' Montana. 4 At the Orient W. Wortman.

a well known El Paso pianist, and Geo. II. Gray, a soloist of much ability, have come to the city to fill an engagement -it the Ottent. where they are scoring a success. PERSONAL MENTION.

J. P. James Is here from Phoenix on legal business. Martin O'Hare In the city yesterday fiom Los Angeles. J.

T. Carey- 'a about recovered from a fcerloui illness with pneumonia. F. V. Bose leaves today for Tuc- fon.

where he has secured a position. Judge Johnson, of Douglas, was a business visitor 1n the clfy last night Constable Doyle returned last night from a day at Tombstone on court buslnees. Attorney Bennet was a passenger cut last everJ.ng for Tombstone on le gal busineis. Theo. Scebold.

the Douglas "nhola- salo liqucr dealer, wss a busunr.53 visitor In town yesterday. Meet me at the ball in Xaeo, December 14th, 1904. You'll find Che Ttag Time Coon Orchestra there. Mrs. David Hasting and little daughter.

Clara, arrived last evening from Benson tor a vis.t with friends. A liitle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. F.

M.lls 19 dangerously 'ill with whooping cough, serious complications being C. A. Han's was among arrivals in the ci last evening from El Paso. He comes here to look about with location in view. E.

S. Keuv came In last evening From Now On We will talk to you all about EX-CLUSIVE LINES IN MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS. Lir.ea that are generally to be found ONLY in flrst-clas MEN'S FURNISHING HOUSES. WE'LL HAND YOU PACKAGES 'n cur store upon examination you'll fiand are as GOOD IN QUALITY as can bo had, and the SAME PRICES PREVAIL as 'n the FINE FURNISHING STORES of all localities. IN HALF-HOSE SAVETIME AND MONEY BY BUYING DIRECl FROM MANUFACTURERS.

'3 rs CARL CLAUSEN, M. E. Represents Principal Machinery Builders of the States flarnaby Building. Blsbee, Arizona Com- Engines Boilers. Pumps.

Hoists. pressors, Sullivan Diamond Drills, Gold and Silvsr Mills, Concentrators, Smelters. GET OUR ESTIMATES tf For men, we carry the famous 3HAW KNIT. Tho best 25c hose an the irarket any place. 25c AT THE tt 5AFE PLACE.

gtey or sla'e colors.) CO YOU EAR WOOLEN HOSE? so, sec i cur fine cashmere so. black or crev In a fine l.ght weight 35c, 3 PR. 31.00. Fancy woolen sox also. V.

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jtfHk MT SCHWARTZ BROS. SHIPPER SENT knives on ice 1ENBERG NEWMAN Stock Reduction 5ale in Hen's, Boys' and Youths' Clothes commences Monday. I'ts one of the greatest bargain events of the season on high-class clothing. You certainly can't afford to miss it. See our big window for prices.

BRIGHT ST. LOUIS CLERK THOUGHT GRANT. OF BISBEE, CHICKEN DEALER. 'A '4 'A 'A 'A'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A 'A Accordingly Billed 75 Do2sn Knives as "Dressed poultry," and Instructed That Same Be Iced Grant Not Pleased Result. Uiucb fer-ley, for some t'ree with the EverharJy meat market, has resigned his po-si- uon v.i.n u.ac trcm Xaco to remain a couple of day an appon.neci uj i-uswiuoaicr i Cabe to a position in the money order department of tne postofflce.

Mr. Perley ha3 had a previous experience at the same work, ind ranks as a money order expert- Operating Successfully W. B. Humphries arrived in he city yesterday from El Paso to look after the progress of his business In this At the El Paso establishment he has opened ho reports buAness smarting off in a most satisfactory manner. The cngravirg plant connected has plenty of orders on hand, and promised more work than the present equipment can handle.

it Horse Got Loose A hors-a attached to the buggy of Mrs. John Verfurth on business related to the bull fight at Naco Sunday Mrs. Sidney Willis lift las: evening fo" 'iit to her former home at Rcauok-j, Va. She expec's to be absent until spring, when her mother will accompany her bacU to Arizona. Jams Ryan, formerly proprietor cf a larpe houe a Cr.pple Creek, and possessed of much means.

Is in the city looking for a location. If he can secure quarters it is his to engage in business here. 4 M. O'Gonnan. superintendent cf the M'dclemarch, in the county soa, says the Prospector, for the purpose of -organizing 'the Cobrcjoma Consolidated Copper Company with valuable holdings in the Dragoon mountains.

In the meantime impor- was left, by that lady last evening in ZZZT front of the gymnasium. When she progren, at xhe Middleman and went fcr tt at 10 o'clock It was gone. ths COmpany expect to bo doing all Search was made of the neighbor- kinds of business shortly after the hood, and officers got in communica- first of the year. Tho company is well provided with funds and proposes to move right along. $100 REWARD, $100.

TiVreaders of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all Its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Ki the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Ca- tarrh being a constitutional disease. tion wvth surrounding points In the belief that the rig had been stolen Search was continuing vigorously at 11:30, when the horse walked into the O. K.

Stable, pulling the buggy uninjured. It Kb supposed that Jt slipped its tie ropo at the gymnasium and wandered away. Varnafcross Recovered P. B. War-nati-daa ntwell known Tombstone cit- ihat rfti- vrJtord.aviulres a constitutional ita-eaVnrem IWnllV.

f-afntrh riiK Ms lil-m Titornat. ily. acting directly upon the blood" and taken to that t'ty several weeks ago In a crUcal state of health, bia re-ccvery being at the time thought exceedingly doubtful. At Los Angeles he underwent 'a successful operation for the relief of appendicitis, and comes back heme almost entirely recovered. i Stole Blanket A bold thief hut night stole a hone blanket from the back of the more or less noble- steed that pulls Special Policeman Thomas' mucous surfaces of the sysiem, thereby destroying the foundation of tia disease, and giving the patient by buikl.ng up the constltu-" lion and assisting nature in dMng its work.

Tho proprietors "have 60 much faith "In its curative powers that they effer One Hundred Dollars- for any case that it fails to curs. Send for list of testimonials. Adcress F. J. Cheney fc Toieio, O.

Sold by all druggisrs, "Take Hood's Family Pills for constipation. Harry Grant, a vendor of hardware in this city, is in a heap of (rouble. Tho same was largely d'je to the fact hat seme lntell.gent citizen back at St. Louis read his name and concluded that ought to signify tnat tne owner was a dealer In poultry rather than in the articles you eat feathered tir'-nga with, for Mr Grant's particular line knives and forks. Of the latter he ordered 75 dozen from a Louis house several weeks ago.

Soon thereafter he received no-lice that hi3 order had been filled and shipped. The wholesale house, how ever, was without knowledge that after the shipment it had prepared reached the depot at St. Louis that a clerk lookec upon it with suspicious ryes and billed it as poultry Instead ct The. freight man also added ins'ructions to keep me "poultry" well Iced. Judging from the condition of the contents of "he box on arrival this city yesterday, everybody along 'he line of travels exercised unusual care to carry out the icing postscript, for the cutlery uas sure cone to a finish.

Icicles and rust covered it wUh the plentifulnesf of a northern Minnesota winter dispensation. Besides 'he frost by the thermome-er that consignment caritod, there was another no loss shr Ing to the nerves of Mr. in the way of tho extra charges incidental to 'hs icing and the diffe-enc between the cost of carriage of pldn Steel ard dress-! chicken. Gr-nt re'usod to ac cept the package after a cursory examination tbat put him wi.ra to the blunder that had evidently beea made, Ins'ead, ho has taken steps to clear the mind of his St. Louis house regarding the situation and to rocovar losses he will sustain through being unable to fill on tfme various order-5 that were, given him.

by local people for cutlery they wanted on certa.n dates that Grant agreed tc meet. Lazelle's PERFUME These two, VIOLETIA and CORONARIA are Eastern Favorites. FIELD VIOLET and VALLEY ROSE Delicate and lasting we have the full line. HUNTER'S DRUG STORE Opp. P.

Bisbee Opera House X. L. MANAHAN, Lessie and Manager Sunday Evening, Dec 4th THE ELLERY BAND "Original Royal Itor.an. MEN, ALL ATISTS-50 Directed By FRANCESCO FERULLO, 'The Volcanic Genius." The Classics Made Popular by Inspired Interpretation. 9 i ndtorved seats, sale, -at 91 6eee6eece6eecec-ceS6CC5f33530a0933393333DS3333es en a ft a ft 3 Christmas Is Coming and you'll have to hurry if you want first pick at our beautiful assortment of Mexican Curios, Mexican Drawn Work Mexican Opals, Mexican Itlligree Jewelry, Mexican Cut-Coin Jewelry, Wo have something specially new we want to show you, so be sure to come out.

Mexican Carved Leather Good, Mexican Zarapes, S.lk Mantil, las, Silk Plush Shawls, Silk Knitted Shawls, Silk Hosiery, Fancy Collars. French Perfumery, Spanish Capes, Etc. m. XACO, SONORA, MEX. Just Across the Line.

Dubucb Proprietors tS a a a ft a ft ft a ft 9 0 Fancy Goods AND TOYS Our stock contains a thou- sand things to delight the heart of young and old. One es- neciallv nrettr lin- nf fannv China and Glasswars, and nic- nacs of all orts. Prices su'r- pr.singly low I Racket Store; Back of Hunter's Drug Ssore -s- Fashionable Dressmaking MRS. J. H.

CAMPBELL. No. 222 Brcvery Gulch Accordion Pleating- Neatly Done The latest styles and patterns alwaj on hand ST. MARKET A fine line of CANDIES NUTS AND Butter -find Cggs, Baloory Goods. CfK-eVe, Cereals, Dales, Figs, Cigars aud Tobaccos.

'Phono 240. Oprn Sundays until noon MUNKRIS S. HAIGLER, Mgrs. v. v.

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v. r. r. v. Lane, The jeweler Formerly in charge C.

Q. Store Jewelry Dcpt. HOLIDAY GOODS BIsbeo DrnE Ca tf- rA Tfj Hunter's Pharmacy, Opposite Postoffice Repairing' a Specialty A-A'AA-A'AA'AA-A-SA-AA 'A 'A 'A'A 'A A 'A A 'A 'A "A 'A 'A 'A A 'A 'A A A A Chas. McDonald Justice of the Peace Notary Public Ex-Officio Coroner Office Dubacher Bulldtaff, Brewery Gulch. Telephone No.

133 Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work in all its branches. We carry in stock the finest aud most complete line of Plumbing Goods in the city Terracotta Flues put in as prescribed by the insur- ancc companies Shop run independently in no way connected with any other business in the city. Shop 61 1. R. Ave.

PHONE 61 ARIZONA COLORADO R. R. TRAIN NO. 1. Leave Cochise, 9:30 a.

arrivj Pearce, 10:25 a. m. TRAIN Leaves Pearce 7: IS a. arrive Cochise 8: -40 a. m.

iririr-irii-ii-ir-ei-ti-ifd-ifti-tr-tftftr-ii 0 2 4'skJj COUPON Ors Other feide Vote for whoever you choose but if you were voting for the best tailoring establishment yon could safely vote for tf file c-c- K- K-K-r. HcCANN CO. a The TailoHs, MAIN STREET fcJ i -if-l -f9 -t.