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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18

DEMOCRATS OF WARD TWO.
Do not fail TO register al your ward room
on the evening OF Tuesday, Dec. 19.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18

DEMOCRATS OF WARD FOUR.
Do not isil TO register a, your ward room
on the svsntne Of Friday, Dec. az.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18

Higgins Brothers.
Old Cstteriwhiskies.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18

DEMOCRATS OF WARD ONE.
Do not fail to register at your ward room
tonight.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18

DEMOCRATS OF WARD FIVE.
Do not iaiI TO register a, your ward room
on the wsnIngol Thursday, Dec. 2I.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18
n You Want

a first class suit or overcnat made 10 order
a. remarkably low prices call at FEEDERS
conner Main and Dexter streets. Open every
evening
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18
THE TRIBUNE IS TAKEN MORE PEOPLE IN PAWTUCKET TIL
usip 9Hen Stove

~s>s>S~S>N~>~~>SN~>~>~ ~>s>S><>s>>
Fos 1mu, ~ luesday, Dece m
Der 10 1898.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18

ASK torlstar Eagle Ctsars
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-18

MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1893
HANDSoMEsT AND BEST.
PRICES FROM 5000 UPWARD,
LESS DISCOUNT FOR CASH,
FLINr's Bos TON FURNITURE CO.,
JUST OVER THE BRIDGE.
rry want al. M TIE TRIBUNE
Catholic Prayer Books At " l.. Freeman A
Sons, t9l Main street.
BrtsriPipes. roc,
At Low = ,0urry's.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08
SEMINARY DAY.
Commencement Exercises at
Augustana College.
STUDENTS IN THEOLOGY HONoRED.

Receive Their Diplomas From President
Olsson--AbIe and Eloquent Address of
the Learned Bishop-Other Entertaining
Exercises at the College ChapeI-Com
missioner Letter and Other Visitors.
The college chapel at Augustana
morning. the occasion being the an
nual commencement day exercises of
the theological seminary. The dec
orations were particularly attractive
and appropriate. Over the door was
draped the American flag, while on
either side of the platform in the
east end of the room were the flags
of America and Sweden. an immense
purple cross with white background
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08
KNOWLEDGE

oomfort and Improvement and
hn !, nersonal enjoyment when
u VA The many, who live bet
iy ~ nfbers and enjoy life more, with
'anaCsnditure, by more promptly
A the worlds best products to
ptnEf Of Of physical being, will attest
'sgs ~ health of the pure liquid
va. Ia.a' principles embraced in the
FL j~ syrup of Figs.
guy ,oilence IS due to its presenting
earn i,rm most acceptable and pleas
p III. is,t taste. the refreshing and truly
.G tai nroperties of a perfect lax
l' aaifsctuallv cleansing the system,
~ ,i; no colds. headaches and fevers
'. .,--5,snentlv curing constipation.
/ / % ,iyan satisfaction to millions and
- ritb the approval of the medical
z . WON because it acts on the Kid
'T I;rar and Bowels without weak
/, Them and it is perfectly free from
: Objectionable substance.
;:. N, Of FIGS is for sale by all drug
,;~ 56c and 81 bottles, but it is man
.r,sJ bv the California Fig Syrup
,,iy whose name Is printed on every
s,,s also the name, Syrup of Figs,
I7inr well informed, you will not
,- srv substitute if offered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08

the local staff of the Chicago Inter
Ocean. is in the city in attendance
upon the Augustana commencement
eXerc' ses.
Mauritz Rubenson, associate editor
and correspondent of the Gothenburg
Commercial and Shipping Journal
and one of the most prominent citi-
zens officially and socially of Gothen-
burg and whose mission in this coun-
try is to report the Worlds Fair, is
spending the day at the college.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08

William Peterson and John Ryer-
son. two up town lads. were arrested
last night for cruelty to animals and
will have their hearing in Moline
this afternoon.
George White, colOred bootblack.
and boy named Lafferty got into
some trouble with a man down on
the river front this morning with the
result that the man was hit in the
face with a stone. White was locked
up by the police.
G.. j. Lindberg, Andrew Carlson,
G.. l.. Peterson and Frank Pearson
were all sworn in as special police
men by City Clerk Huesing yester-
day to do duty at the Augustana ex-
position grounds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08
Dinner sets Friday and Satur-


Dinner sets Friday and Satur-
day.
June 8 and 10, will make
special prices on everything in
the way of decorated dinner sets,
from the cheapest up. ! quote
for instance, a good 100 piece
dinner set. nicely decorated,
guaranteed, 1925. Others in
proportion.
We shall be glad to show sets
all the week, but sales at these
prices will positively not be
made until Friday and Saturday.
G. M. LOOSELY
China, Glass and Lamps.
lsoe Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08
r. +. Roth. Il. 4. Donaldson.
both & DOnaldS0n'S
| Real Estate
-AND-
AMI EXCHANGE.

" you contemplate buying, selling
exchanging residence or business
'pertv. il will positively pay you
'a- %" us, a. we constantly have
'''Se list of desirable property on
' BOOKS 20 select from and we can
'gPE your wants promptly. We
~ nave number of choice lots in
{ parts of the city and will under
"Ae 10 build a number of houses for
>" customers on terms very greatly
D Their advantage.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08
NOTE SiGNERS CONFER.
Columbian Endorsers Meet to Find Out
Where They At.

Columbian Endorsers Meet to Find Out
Where They are At.
The gentlemen of Rock Island and
Moline who gave their aid to the
Twin City Columbian project by as
Stunning obligations in the way of en-
dorsement of notes to secure the first
payment on the Brooks tract and
provide for the other payments as
they become due held meeting,
which was attended by nearly all of
such note signers. at the rooms of the
Citizens Improvement association
last evening. The purpose of the
meeting was to discuss the situation
taking and to provide ways and
means of meeting obligations now
due.
The Columbian Transaction,
1t will be rememb ered that when
the Brooks tract was secured by
Messrs. William Jackson, of this
city. and S. III. Velie, of Moline, for
the purposes of the Columbian eX-
position the first payment of $4,000,
which. with the 81 900 originally add
vanced as option money, constituted
the first payment of the purchase
money of $4,000. was made by
means of n loan obtained through
notes of $1,000 each accepted by the
Rock Island Savings bank and the
State Savings bank of Moline.
Messrs. Jackson and Veiie were Sc
cured by n declaration of trust, they
TO execute the full amount of the
money required by means of n mort
gage amounting to S37, 900 at per
cent. The endorserS of the note Sc
curing Messrs Jackson and Nelie for
the first payment Of S14. 900 were:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08
d BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.

i bARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
we nave slots in College Heights
'0'Uon, one-half block from Elec-
~ Street Railway which we will
taken AT ONCE, at from $500
''0O each-they will go fast-so
.0'ace the present opportunity or
v Will be too late.
VI our Property with Us
and We will ind VOC . buyer
omee Masonic Temple Block
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-08

Oscar Peal.
This note i now due. as are also the
interest and taxes and note further
of 81, 800 signed by many of the
original endorsers to put the grounds
in shape for the Fourth OF July cele-
bration of wear ago. This was the
condition of affairs that confronted
the note signcrs last evening. The
presentation and explanation of these
/ facts brought forth an interesting
and at times somewhat animated dis
cussion. which eliminated in the
adoption of the following resolution
presented by j. +. Robinson:
Resolution.
Resolved, That the signers of the
two 81 .O0O notes be assessed to pay
their proportion of the interest ac-
crued on their notes. the interest on
the $500 and $4,000 notes, and
taxes. and sign new notes for one
year as before. old notes to be re
tanned if any names are omitted from
the new notes.
The chair was. upon Phil Mitchell's
motion authorized to name 4 COM
mittee of two from each city 10 carry
out the provisions of this resolution.
inc Chilli utHi- llsiilll- IL 1 i''''ilI0'i
add Monroe kohn of Rock Island and
5. 5. Davis and f. f. Morgan of Mo-
line.
Messrs.- Jackson and Nelie were
given full powers in the matter OF
meeting forthcoming obligations, the
payment of taxes. etc. and the dis
position of the land by plating or
otherwise should it seem advisable.
One of the first steps Will probably
be the disposition of the lumber in
the band stand. which ought TO net a
good sum.
The prevailing opinion among the
note signers is that the property
should be disposed of as soon as pos
sible. as while there are no fears
about realizing ample returns from
the amount involved, as the land is
valuable, the business men who have
become interested are anxious to get
4 matter off their hands, as they did
not become identified with it as an
investment. their single aim being
to help worthy public enterprise
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
gle,p ltl,,. ,.nb Mm8e0eno.
Mit Der heutiaeu Summer bei6rets

Neit Der beutisen Mummer bel@re''
&et ber uTortidritt" ben britten Sabrs
gang leines geitebens. Wir nsbn'e"
bon bieiem Grei9niB nnr beBbalb Nof'S,
neil Is eritli6 Sitte II. 9raud 1T, uno
;weitens mSdten mir bic 0eIesen9e't be-
nusen, auen Oenienisen, pelde Dem
glatte ieitber ibre lluteritita"s sutomz
men lieBen, bersli9cn Dont gu lo9en.
Grmabnen mo0en mir nod, oaB oaMelS
Re, trotbem es einerieits e"r@ ben Nars
mer un6 Mrbeiter, mel@e AM @eoe'be"
bes Blattes oas resite Sntereile neb'"s"
ioQten, nod INNER ni4t Die 9ee'!brenoe
llnteritatuns iinoet, H., anoererle'ts' oaB
balelbe oenno@ iol@eTorti3ritte 9e"'aaf
bat uno 10 seltellt lit, oob es 1asr:
idroden ben besonnenen &f $751;"
corruption, Monopol uno ioniti9e NS!Bs
itdnSe fortieeen tann. Sn o'elem SeS
itrebcu erbitteu mir aud oas t~er'ere
Woblwouen bes Yublttums.
Dte 9eraus9eber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
,,U1arcus"

Der ausse,ei9uete rGn9liib Sbire" 3u6tz
ben9it, 1eitber bon ber Wilf orb !0orse 80.
9eei9met unb munmebr I'M Seiib ber Gottons
ipoob Stod Co., wirb wGbreub ber biesiGbris
gen Saiion al ben iol9eMben YlGeen CUR
Gerii9un9 jteben: Gon Monta9 Mitta9
bis 0ienitas @ormittas 10 llbr Bel Soiepb
Soldier III Iown COTTONWOOD; pom Oienita8
Mitta9 bis Tonnerita9 8ormitta9 10 lbr III
8ermb. &eiubarts StaQ III Ne,p ulm (bilter
S1uobri1s altem Ylat); bon Oonnerita9
Mitta9 bis Treita9 Mor9e, bel Sub. 5.aesz
beim III 1orun Si9el; BON Nreitas Mittas
bis Samitag Mitta9 BEL ST.. Sdeibel III
Jomu COTTONWOOD; pom @amit tag Mitta8
bis Montas Morsea bel Sobn @einbort III
Tomu COTTONWOOD.
Oieier 9euSit lit eiu I90uer 9(pfel=S 9ims
mel (dapple gray, 1T 49, 9anb bod unb
8 Sabre alt. Seiu @ewi9t betra9t 1900
Yfurb.
BUR 8erbitums Don lnidQeu iinb bic beitz
m69li9iteu Yorii1tsmaBre9elu 9etrofien, ie=
bod wirb fir iol9e feline Serant,portung
ibernommem.
s%estnss"se": 50 Der eprH"s. %sara"'trt $40;
CUR freuubli9en sea9tans empioblen pon
Der
%" COTTONWOOD Sto6 50.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23

-. "a periunen baben beim Staot'
ratb nm Saloon $ e~ieensen na@sei"dt'
- Die Tamilie BON Sos. @ales
uermebrte iid lette @o9e bur9 bic Nn'
tunft zines tleinen TSdterdens.
- 9ermanm Sdmibt bat feline stel'
lung ais Glert I'M Store BON s. s.
Sebnte au~fseseben.
- Mi@ael Dummer bat feline Tarm
al ieinen Sruber George uertauit uni
bafiir bic Gaspar @reen'ide Tarm III
8eit Mewton setauft.
- Sobn Climb tebrte ant Montas Mi
Tamilie Don Waibinston surid. VI
wirb nunmebr wieoer ieinen feiten 8obn
fly bier nebmen uno ii@ gang ieiner aus
seoebnten &e@tspraris wiemen.
Den b0@iten Marttpreis fur leben
be 9iibner besablt gu ieeer 3eit Tro'
s. @oeoe. 2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23

- Glias &eqermanm beabf1ti9t,
ieim Wobnbaus an Center Ctr. bur9
einen seraumisen Nnbou gu uersrSBern.
- 9ouis Miuer Dor Der Tirma&loBs
ner q Mlqer 1T nit elmer Garlabuns
Yferoe na9 Oatota absereiit.
6. 80. a.. &root laBt Ieineu
Store our9 &rauie 4 Grid sriinoli@
renopiren.
- &arl &nosre beabiidtist benz al
ten Saterlanoe bieien CONNER einen
Ysiu@ a%b3uitatten.
- Gaiimir O9s unb @emablim Be-
fanoen ii@ iiber Sonntas aui Yeiu9 III
New lllm.
- Na@iten Sonnta9. Balms@onus
tag, weroen in Der lutberil9en Stride 81
&uaben uno 81 Mab9en con irmirt.
- @m. Sod tebrte an Gam tag
9lbenb BON elmer @ei9ditsreiie im Sn=
~tereie BET empire Mlble aus benz Often
;uriid.
- 9uf ber eriten Seite finben bic
9eier eiren uouitdnoisen Beri@t iber ben
9lusfau BET lette &o@e itatt9ebabten
GomnsW ablen in 8rown County, iomie
in ben ansren;enoen Eowns in NicoQet
unb &eoweob Counties.
- Boitmeiiter S9miot tan6 an,
Montas in Der Poitoffice Elm Eaidens
bud, mel9es $l5 in Baar unb einBanf>
Gertificat III Der Summe bon 800 entz
belt. Gags barauf murbe baielbe uon
elmer Dame aus ct. Saul ais bas ibri9e
reclamirt.
- @ie uns 6. Stuebe mittbeilt, 1T
BiQ Tieloer, Der in Seem lllm 1T go ben
Snbiaoertrie9 mitma9te unb ieiner j3eit
Elm @4reden fir bic Snbianer mar,
tGrili9 in Der Ndbe pom Pierre in Da>
tota pom oer Snoianer>Po li5ei mel9e ibn
arretiren woute, eri@oNen worben.
49, @tibes Tubrmert ma6te am
Dienita9 Morsen obne ben Greiber cine
tleine @unbreiie bur4 bic @traBen Der
Stabt, Tleii9 uno @arite an peri9iebes
men Yldeen ablieferno, NO unter &C.
w0bnli@en umitdnben ni@ts %uerlan9t
mirb.
- 8ir uermeii en- no9mals a1f ote
sroBe Trabiabrsmaaren : NnSeiae bet
@ebriber Grone, wel3e an anoerer
Stele b,eier Nummer 81 finben lit uno
woraus man eriiebt, mic gut uno biQi9
@intdufe in benz sroBen @el9dft be-
wertlteqi9t 'uer6en t0nnen.
- Sobn 6auemeier ST. bat AM
Mittmo9 bas ieitber BON Tran; S@noz
bri9 in Gpplss. 8lod betriebene Tlei>
j@er9el@dft iibernommen. Derielbe
wirb beitrcbt iein, ii@ bur@ reele unb
freunbli9e Bebienun9, iomie bur@ 9ie>
feruns Don gutter Waare bic @unlt bes
Bublitums 3u erwerbeu.
= Die 2inben unb Gate 6ansta
Storeseieui@aft bat ii@ incorporiren
lai1en. Oils Direftoren Der @eleQi9aft
wurben Ole Sobnion, Sans Dim uno
Clinton Swren Don 9inben uno @uef U.s.
leion, Ole Spnitebp unb Tborp Sbel<
lp uon Safe 9ansta, ermdblt. Die
Beamten iino: Ole Sobnion, Prdiioent;
Ole @pnitebp. Setretdr uno Clinton d.
rem, S9atmeiiter. Mltt benz Bau zines
pailenoen @ebduoes lit bereits ber Nnz
fang 9ema9t.
@enn Sbr @rasiamen 9ebrau9t
10 uer9eNet ni@t, ;uerit bel @m. Nlmln
I'M Gitp Drug @tore por5uipre@en.
Den b0@iten Marttpreis fir
S3weine 3ablt gu jeoer 3eit s. Stuebe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23

Gin nod jun9er Gbemam trat
oieier Sage in Elm bieii9es @rocerie>@e
i9aft uno ucrlan9te 5wei Boren "can-
ned slippery elm. 9ta@6em bic
bien itbaren @eiiter bas 2otal Bis in ben
entferntelten Wintel bur@it0bert batten,
muBten iie 9eiteben, baB ibnen bieier
Nrtitel au~s9esansen lei, oaB aber bem>
nd9lt cine ,eue Senbun9 eintreffen
merbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23

9trettoren.
s. $. @aieu, Geo. Doebne, Is. 8oei1, s.
@rone, 3. ~, Slien, @bas. Silperi on, M.
Mulen.
Derf6nIthe Neipontibtlttdt ber - atttten>
tnbaber $4,000, 900.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
Dtrth1@attSs0ertaut.

Der umter;ei9nete bietet feline I'M beiten
@ei16itsplaS uon New ulm bele9ene Wirtb=
i1ait, init ober obne bent @ebdube 1T rpeldein
ii1 bieielbe befiubet. gum Vertauf aus. We=
gel, bes Nabereu ,peuoe man lid All
% eisanb 9auen t ein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
Neue Mn5et9em.
9anfia9un9.

Den Na9barn, mel6e inns III inherent berz
belt S9merj 10 freunbli9 CUR Seite iton6en,
lomie ale,1 Setbeili9ten III benz 2ei3eabez
9du9niiie unierer @attiu uub Mltter, tusbez
lonoere aber 9errn nu9o Slider fir ieine erz
9reifenbe &ebe ulb benz MGnnerDor fir letue
9beiluobme, ~eritatten ibren bersli3tem CAN'T
ST.. 2eibolb unb Climber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
Ob 1T {.

9Qe 9lrten Obtbdume, wie &irlden=,
Mpfelz, i3metl1en= uuo Mprifoieabdlme,
Waulbeerbd,n1e u1o 3ierltrau6er, iorpie al
lie Nrten pon S9attenbarrme tolulen pom mir
biQig be;o9en ,perben. Sic 8dume ii,,b pom
2bis 6 Sabre alt unb 1T 9arautirt 9lltem j3rz
itanbe. 8eiteuuusen ioQten bis ipateitens
ben 8. @pril 9emadt werben.
Carl s. muel1er,
(2ba) Seem lllm, Mina.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
0efunoen.

Gin 9foti;bu6, cine @olbfeoer nebit 9alter
%entbalte1b. Sei @ritattun9 Der Sniertions:
foltelt ab;ubolen III ber Office bie}es Slattes
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-23
3u bcrfaufen

linb BEL benz llntersei9ueteu ouf BET Tarm uor,
Capt. George lit 5opn Si9el cine 1Ojdbri9e
Wdbre, cine 6iabriSe tra9enbe u,,b ei1e 4iahz
ri9e nidttra9enbe Mtabre, lowie ein 5meijab=
RIGGS Mabrioblen.
ba $685.. Siinemauu.
The oasis., 1893-12-07
An Important neal r.tste rranaaetIea


 General Thomas F. Wilson has ne- gOtiated with Mir. Fletcher NJ. Dosn for the sale of his FrewmOnt ranche, near Arizola. This is one of the larg- est real estate deals that has ever been made in this section of country The Frewmont ranche is a splendid prop erty, and it's sale to Mir, DOan means the influx of quite an additional pop ulation. Considering the financial condition of the country the sale of so large and valuable property speaks well for Arizola Homeseekers are beginning to realize that ArizCla has climatic, agricultural and hOrticul- tural advantages equal to any point in the United States. In the sale of tue Frewmont ranche General Wilson's connection with Arizola does not cease as he has other real estate interests here. It simply means the addition of Mir. Doan and his friends to the Queen Culony of Arizona.
The oasis., 1893-12-07
One day last week TIE OASIS folks
Grand Secretary.

One day last week TIE OASIS folks sent to the San Xavier pharmacy at Tucson for a small order in that line. The next morning word came of it having been burned out, and it was expected that the order would not be filled; but promptly on time came the goods with a note from Doctor Wright, saying: burned out this morning; but we send your goods and are ready to fill future orders" That is promptness and business enterprise that is highly commendable.
The oasis., 1893-12-07
Wanted!

An active and responsible organizer for the order of the KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CRoss. Liberal commission to the right man. Address 20, Ban ming Street, Los Angeles, Cal
 CAPT. NJ. NJ. CHASE,
 Grand Secretary.
The oasis., 1893-12-07

\ San Francisco telegram dated Dec. 2nd, states that Pauline Cushman who won nOtOriety during the war of the rebellion as female scout, died from an overdose of morphine that after noon, and whether the potion was taken with suicidal intent or not is not known. The deceased was known in later life as Mrs. Fryer, her hus- band being Jere Fryer of Casa Grande, and she resided at that place some time.
The oasis., 1893-12-07
"A GRAND SUCCESS"
The General Verdict With Regard to the
 Thanksgiving Ball at Arizola.


 and the company had already assem- bled in the spacious dining hall of the Sanitarium-IIotel, which admirably served as a ball room.
 For the occasion the large hall had been specially prepared, and brilliantly illuminated and filled with bright and joyous assemblage of happy peo- pie on pleasure bent, presenting an animated scene of beauty and enchant- ment well worth witnessing. The walls were handsomely decorated with clusters of palm leaves and castor bean burrs, the deep maroon of the latter making pleasing contrast with the the sombre green of the palms, and l the whole making an effective relief to | the alabaster whiteness of the walls. Two long rows of Japanese lanterns were suspended above the orchestra, and their pleasant and mellow light cast a soft and guntle radionce all around. The spring floor had been waxed until it shone like mirror. and it's polished surface was in fine condi- tion for dancing.
 The music was in the center. in the space between the four pillars support ing the ceiling, and outside there was ample room for four sets of a quadrille.
 Mir. E. Lohman otficiated as floor di- rector, and he conducted the evenings l festivities in a most admirable and satisfactory manner. An orchestra of seven pieces discoursed exquisite mu- sic to which the dancers most happily tripped the hours away. The musi- cians were fine singers and they enter tained the company by singing num- Der of Spanish ballads.
 At midnight an elegant supper was served in the small dining room ad- joining. Everything was in the finest style. and all did full justice to the spread.
 The dancing continued until four o'clock Friday morning, at which hour inc last strains of music died away. the lights were put out. and the pleased participants dispersed to their respect l i've homes.
 As had been anticipated there was large attendance from abroad, and the following is list of those
 WHO WERE PRESENT:
 Misses Bessie Drachman and Annie McKenna, of Tucson: Miss Fannie Mauk of Aztec: Misses Eugenia Bar telson, Nellie Bartelson, Lizzie Doug las. Mollie Long, Mary Colliugwood and Chona Angulo, of Florence: Mis- ses Florence Reed, Anna Reed, Bessie English. Gertie English, Aryilla Eng ! fish, Maggie MegSon. Katie Forbach. Manuela Tapia, Casa Grande; Misses l Fannie Crane. BerSha Crane and Julia 1 Stoddard Thomas, of Arizola; Mrs. Quinn, Miss Quinn of Casa Grande: ! Mir and Mrs. J. A. Peralta-Reayis, MT. l ana MIS. AluclA NioNNl, NiN' '. sN. Thomas. of Arizola MT and Mrs. W. B. Reed, Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Smith, of Casa Grande; Mir. Moses Drachman, of Tucson; Messrs Felix Mayhew, C.. A. Mauk, Maurice Stevens, F. Crane, Fred English, of Arizola: Messrs. Jose ! Armenia. Reymond Armenia. Arthur McCulloch. Elmer Mayhew, Ernest Lohman, Juan Aros, Ed Drew, Wm. Luedeke, C, F. Angulo, c. F.. Angulo. Wm. Sims, Wm. Stiles, Wm. Early. W, II. Mcqueen, R. Wilson, Ed Woods. George Stoheld, C. Moreno, of Casa Grande.
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The oasis., 1893-12-07

This week Mir. Loss has been put ting in the new scale and scale pen at the stock chute, and now Arizola is ready to ship cattle by actual weight.
The oasis., 1893-12-07
Notice,

On and after this date all credit for meat will be refused. and settlement of all outstanding accounts is request ed.
 C.. K. ANGULO. CASA GIANDE, October lst. 1893.
The oasis., 1893-12-07
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From a. m. to l2 m. From ?. m. to D. m. From D. m. tp D. m.
 JULIA <. THOLAs, P. NJ.
The oasis., 1893-12-07

Anyone with sufficient nerve and coin to erect two or three cottag eS at Arizola. would at once find tenants who would permanently occupy them and pay good rents.