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Sacob Gip.ru, ium I, NGrbeoen az
zYiluiae itjso Grdut Nuuotncn, maa
title en- 9autiun for $4,000. Saus Gag
tommer up for Grano Surps nGitc
Republican Gpurtp Contention
afbOloes 7irsoag ben 24oe september.
49, Bring ino II imutte fore Gorns
g(r til Ben Bear, os tOuturrsr ON be to
8remier - Ell SIS, en- $40.
5ritidet til @inueibe,t 60. 5air
fnnr IL reh hos Ben Bear at tiebe en-
alrbnius iii So eler oOsr.
MRS. 8. Sadtuib % Sattsren,
Nliis 8lanbn, er paa Sciss | 81. &anl
og @iuncupOlis.
"Gbe olb Someiteab" opfcres ems
gang i SttOber Waaueo ! @rano Opera
SOuie.
9ecurab @inOmil Company bar
eli Uplifting af fine 5abritata baaoe
ueo Soipa % gtinneiota State Jair.
9ccurab 9aie SaI Gutter baobs
en- IerSeles intsresiant game / GirSs
bags MOB Guitius. lloialOet blep GO.
Giterat 9ete Subnion for ct BAR
Oasc iioen par tommen nosle iaa SOB
ueo meo Drive pparatet for at itdffe
6uripuing for bet npe Sunooert' Inlas.
Iorot ban uo, at @runoen er FABIAN,
at Der MAJ Grille W%aitineri til. Its
melieuis pil bette &rbsioe bespnoe ems
gang ueite rlse.
8eoer SEMEN reiite Snsoa9s
til GbicoeO i 5orretninser % Tor ct
more iis.
6. S6pmpion reiite / Snsba9s
til WinneapUlis for at ppsrpars ben
Sprsueoe Sirfes Sfoletomites gtgoe.
Gu fcriGrbelis Seoe bar bet pe'
ret / be iioIte Gage.
@lpen miuter iaaleoes, at man
tuuoe tro, ben pil foriuinSe. Baa nps
fable, errstleote Ger mibt Scbei
9rGsier &rcaturer, os paa bcsse SlSer
oeraf leber imaa &aunler.
oenne 5rusttio buroe Qle o9
Gnbper tase fig iust for at fuite Staue'
al Bananas % anoen iaitis 5rn3t pac
Sioewalts; Soft GLIDER iaa let paa benz
ialper omfulo, os itrar fan man faa c
Gem brGffet. Oct bauoer ba9itcot, a
NO9en GLIDER puu 5OrtOusene, iia'
uoeniur SruSts8 utiterne.
Mirs. GOpbid % 9atter frt
Gbepeune, 8p., ium i l9nsere Gio bal
urret paa Seiss hos fin SsIter, Mrs,
.. Nnunbieu, os SeoItcmuoeren, @rs
Suffitrpm, reilte tilbaae til tit Siem
Mouoa9s.
8. 3. Samre afienote Iibite Sirs
oao 2 Carloads 'mu.te 8reaturer ii
Chicago.
Yrpi. S~redenriosss tire Sstr
reiIte iioIte SirSous eiter 6eriebeiei
6ps ScrGlOrene tilbase til fine Sirfc
~felter. Mliis Wtarp for after at ino
tuoe i'm &laos iom 9nrcrinoc reo oei
cIientlige StUle / Gtiatuater, Nflnr
MiiS Sulia % 0tiis Iuua penote til
baoe iii Ntiureiota State lluiucrIitt
Col. Su9bes W. r. c. No. s.
oil b~ereiter uibuloe fine @peer ben III
% 3oie Susoag / bper Naaneo. NGlt
Ntpoe 1Soe september.
- &nut &nution baooe peo SIDE
branSsn | Spnoass bet llbelo at britt
III Seu, iaa ban mau buloc Zig inoe e
GiS.
- Sr. Die Strauo beipser Stut
Jair i Wiuneapolis.
- Sr. Die Soue, ipm MI er Sratc
/ Raub paa Milp. gareu berira Fl
Galmar iiteoetior Ieter Seteriuu, be
| efter lllptisn maatte faa tit Ben fat a
!; Iptter meo 5amilie fra guitin til Gal
mar.
. Sr. Sobn Tbompiou, iom ia
paret Glert i .. g. Sbompions Store
J err reiit paa ct fort Seiss til Gbicasr
gtaar ban fommer tilbags, oucrtnss
: ban Soften iUm Collector / 1T NatiUua
5 Saut.
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SpurIeocS CT bette!

81 sipsr ct hunorsbe Cellars ScIgnuir1 Ill ben. orl
fan b,p,is ucact 2ilirIos al Gatarrb. ION aaas ga
iarrb Cure lite tan lelbrroc.
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81. De uUosrtelueoe. bar iisHot :. 3. GFsrep b,
fSle IS TT o. amer BAN for aleslsS tiIiOrlaos!ta
ans bans 5VrretuiHaszE rlE2aitiO1sr CO gOSt iliano til
OF ogip!os De 6Orpiistelisr, 5irudst MATTE baUe paa'
iasst 10. sssi & 1rHar. @boIsials sIpOtsetrr,.
9pIeop. Ssio.
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paa elpoet CO SitmbiuOsTus. Teiiimorier ieuoey irit.
gris 75s VI. SLATE, SGlaes Of ale agotbeisrs. Sept.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Snmatinsu "Suspenucn" mpotos i.B !
soD Ssbolo Os sr pslttlireos msp ben. Seq
Ipnes aoOt ON ben i ole SeuiseHoer, oa req
nj snits. at @ubpsr ION trGnssr en- Spma'
Time, man bsHnits 2eilisbeoeH III at iaa Jig
Gu COB % bilis Spmaltire. 6raetsn ioiteoe
IS gats. s1snss eolrao, Sioug Gin
Soma
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
ADAMS tramsportable Gorm.Grtb

er laoct al Ell 3omme tp'fe Starsr,
pDnteoe paa b:9se Sioer o. iaaIsbss
oirunocor, at 2rauoeue paSier sobt
ruuOt benz o. life beltaoiGes oeo at
toIitts; paa ier Stcoer al FIN 2Gn9oe
CT De pGoet iro / 90. 10 snlunniierrt
Stualtraao / ~ TONNES Gfitano,
iua Der er fulO fertilization mcucm
benz.
gu Iabninss- 2use er anbrn8t paa
Suupen for at tpmme 8rpbbeu. Yad
SuoIiSen, uuber o. pu:r ocnne ca
uppe / 9oppen Of Srpbbcu er Der au'
braat SernItRuger for at binore, at
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
GierfrrsSnouitricu

Ter er life mango Sormcre | De 6oreueoe
Stater, Tom bar roget liar. Segreb ON
TisrfrG. SnOuNriens Stsrrelie / bette 9aro.
aoeu er iaa me9et itgrre emo Ssncu, Of mar
er tilbgili9 I'll at anie ben Ior at pore al
fprrc &t9tigbco; men bet cr en- aJcn0sGicr'
nino, at SierfTH. SuhuItrieu sr OpbbeIt ind
itur ION gteieri.Snouitrieu. Sarmcrne
buroe Osrfor gioe mere gl9t pna 6jcrtrG'
SubuItrien; men for at 9i0re bette ri8tia,
bproe man bape Ell igrite alas cs SHcnba'
for. The Reliable, ionl er Inbriterct al
Jieliablc Sucutator IL Sroooer So, Sulrcp,
81, % Tom ranOt ell iaaoan slinrcnre Nc
foro peo &sr1eusuoitiaiusen | Chicago, %
ipm iiosu bar istret / buereneitc Gcntcit, bar
iaar unosrgnast mango Sorbeortn8cr. 9enue
Sncubator uoittlcs MI paa SnterHational
Cotton Grpoiittpu ! Ntlanta, @ay og er |
fta0ie Sirtiembsr. 8 en- Soa OH dier!rG'
aul, Jon 5irmaet bar uogiust, iiuoes Ell
fuloitruois 8eiiriurlie al The Reliable.
Sp0su iuotoloer osiaa ou0re pGroifuIoe
Splpsniuger for GjertrGaplers. Sen ienpes
Ill bpilfeuipmbclit gorssis peo MootuseIieu
Of ell upmiusl Tris al 4 Geuts / 5rimGrtsr.
-
To manage intelligently a farm. a
store, a creamery or any other business
a young man should have a thorough
knowledge of bookkeeping He should
write rapidly and leglbly. He should be
an accurate and rapid worker at figures.
These things Prof. ~Breckenridge's school
teaches well, but it does not claim TO be
able to give its students the ability 10 buy
goods aud sell them at a profit. II sends
none of its students to the centers OF
trade TO buy goods. 1t teaches them
how to keep a systematic record OF any
business. 1t urges them 10 aim 20 own
a farm, a store, a creamery or some other
business. A young man OF push and
energy will not be long content simply
10 record the business another is doing,
he will desire 10 learn 10 do the business
himself. Send 10 DEBORAH, Iowa, for a
statement of expenses, the hkenesses OF
the teachers and a specimen OF the writ,
ing. No student has ever found his ex-
penses at this school more than the cir
cular states.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

slae, Der bar SBnner elsr 9gtre, Tom
be aster at isHoe paa Siole, buroe IRie ON.
bpssslia. bpao SrOi. Srrdenriose itriuer
bette Nunlfr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

S~pmaTin,u "0ususunen," iom Te i.rstt
mig. urbeiosr goot o9 er ale Taaetr till
lreo5itilenoe. Seq Tan trpgt anbeiale ben
til guhper. Tra0teu ror 70 Gents. Carl
ellen, Can glare 0iS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Teres SsmaItiue "0usoenuea" go. 8 Dar
pi mcotaaet. Gen arbsiosr apot % er / ale
2sle iaa COB, iom ri pentsoe. $3.50 5ragt.
RtlS g.. Sraateu, 9eehr. Y. 9at
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
suriftsSpntor for efanoinaprr.

9iasttcr til pe fra etbpert Steot eurcnL
Observation-Disclosures I'll ale Steoer I unlieo StlteS
% Canada.
Better % @oner Srnsrs raa be itarotuapiiie
2dHoe uoiieo'S uuOcr Wloit pueiR @arortt.
e.. Z. sec, Der / ca. saar bar pGret oen "Stars
~oinaoen" Oh Ftitnrer al beuS Bilettontcr, tilbpocc M
e,auarnaucrne lin 8eiicHiul ueo Sleb al SluCtter %
Ialq al 2tiIer cutr Sttbe..
Snrtia GrpcSition o. rrIts .Setaaolins aaran'
teIeS.
aisb lite Siuet ener ltuo gcuee. isr D. bar un'
ecrisgt, hDdo pi tan algre inr Dem.
&. 3. see & Co., l79 Bdibiuston Street,
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
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WOOL: Uu~sshed-cnsrse, l4-l5; medium 10
"a. Gne. il-I2 Washed coarse, i6-lS medium
Is 20. Gne = IS: Tub-washed, E-is. Io"ed'
oiafy, bury and bucks A-H M
The oasis., 1895-11-16

THE New York democratic platform denounced American "jingolsm." The country has heard unpatriotic utter ances in democratic platforms ever isince slavery found it could not expand by appealing to patriotism. So long as there was territory for extension of slavery which could be bought or stolen democratic platforms were loud ly jingoistic. But the moment slavery was doomed they rang with denuncia- tions of politics which would make the country great and prosperous and free; and they have ever since con- tinued to do so.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

TIME was when it was patriotism to advance the interests of ones coun- try at home and abroad. But in these degenerate days patriotism seems to consist in humiliating ones country as much as possible, and in retardlng her material interests. it least that is what the great, wise and good Grover has done; and he has al- ways ponderously insisted that he is very patriotic.
The oasis., 1895-11-16
BENSON ITEMS.

Special Correspondence.
 Who ate the chicken dinner Sunday? too bad boys, but such is life.
 Mrs. Webster received a basket of beautiful flowers from Los Angeles Thursday.
 Everything is booming around the depot. All hands are busy and happy. Twenty-two million pounds of freight was interchanged at this depot during the month of October.
 MT. Fred Webster received this week from his mother in Los Angeles, a box of fine sweet potatoes one of which weighed seven pounds and two ounces, they were raised on the Web ster place.
 Early this week all the little folks were made happy by receiving pretty invitation, which read as follows: Myrtle and Frankie Blacklidge re- quest your presence at their home. Friday evening, Nov. 10th, 1895. From [ to lOp. m.; in honor of their tenth and seventh birthdays.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

ANOTHER French ministry has fall en. This time a railway stock jobbng scandal was the cause. In the French republic they do some things better than on this side of the water In this country our scandalous cabinet ministers hold on and use all the power of the executive to shape pub lie sentiment to conformation of their rascallty. In France or Eng land the bond business of Cleveland and Carlisle would have driven the cabinet and it's head into private life.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

FREE TRADE-the only British pol icy which is not applicable in Ameri ca-is the only thing English which our democratic apers of royality fay- or for adoption. Those other wise British policies of territorial exten- sion, subsidies for ocean mail steam ship lines, and control ofinter-oceanic water ways, they set their faces against like flint
The oasis., 1895-11-16

WHENEVER the present Cleveland administration goes anywhere by wat CT it takes the Dolphin-a vessel of the new navy, built in the Arthur ad- ministration, which the former Cleve- land administration denounced as un- seaworthy and worthless.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

TIE London press teens with full some praise for President Cleyeland's opposition to 'jingoism" in America. As matter of course. Jingoism is a British policy soley, and Britain wants DO imitators on that score.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

OUR neighbors across the line ought to borrow leaf from the history of Southern California. Heavy taxa tion forced the big land grant owners to sub-diyide and sell off their great possessions, and that brought about boom. And the former grant owners are really wealthier than when they heid on to their lands.
The oasis., 1895-11-16
THE SAN ANTONIO PASS RAoD.

A couple of weeks since THE OASIS
 contained a communication from a
 we'll posted gentleman, who had just
 made the trip over the route of the
 proposed new road to shorten the dis
 tance to the two prosperous mining
 camps in the Cananea mountains
 Puertecitos, the site of the operations
 of the Sonora Copper Co.,, and La
 Nina MeXicana-the trade from which
 is of so much consequence to Nogales.
 The writer of the communication had gone over the route to satisfy himself of its feasibility and had done so. At moderate cost good road can be
 built through the San Antonio pass
 which will shorten the distance to
 Nogales fully one-half: and if Nogales is anxious to retain that trade it will be necessary for the business men of the place to aid in building such road. At present there is much bet ter road from Puertecitos down the San Pedro to the Bisbee railway, at a distance no greater than NOgales; and the management of that railway is bid ding for that traffic. The only thing which now saves it to Nogales is the fact that all the facilities for doing business with the Mexican custom house are at this place. The mine managers have come here to get their imports and exports entered; and while doing that they bring their traf fic this way. A strong effort is being made to induce the Mexican authori- ties to establish with full powers for transaction of business, a custom house on the San Pedro. If that effort is successful all the trade and traffic now coming to Nogales will turn toward Bisbee just as naturally as wa ter flows down hill. By constructing the San Antonio pass road the adyan- tage in distance would De so superior i to the other route that the traffic in question would never leave this.
 The owners of the mines interested | ire willing to aid in construction of .he proposed road. They have now hen business connections at this point, and they are willing to do con- siderable toward maintaining those But they cannot be ex )ected to do it all. It is earnestly loped that the business men of Noga- es will unite with them in construct ng the'much needed road.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

ARIZONA has not vote in the low CT house of congress, nor in tue Chit ed States senate, nor in the electorial college: yet there are men in the dem ocratic party of Arizona who fondly imagine they draw more water at Washington than men who are po- tent in the party in states which wield all three of these tokens of po- litical power and prestige.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

EASTERN press and pulpit are dis cussing "how to manage a wife" The most successful managers let the wife do the managing. Ifs she is the right kind of woman the management is a grand success: if she isn't the family goes to hell anyhow. The husband can't save it.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

TIE United States has been in the business of building new navy some twelve or fifteen years: but the way the business is run still savers the ap- prentice greatly.
The oasis., 1895-11-16
son and Van Buren.

LAST weeks elections turned down several promising democratic candi- dates for the presidency, and made several new ones on the republican side of the political fence.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

SINCE the first of October TIE OAs- IS editor has made two visits in Sonora going to Hermoslllo and Guaymas twice and to Minas Prietas and La Colorado once. He certainly has req son to take pride in the hospitable re- ception given him everywhere.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

TIE applause which followed Barnes allusion to the Hawaiian in- cident, in his closing argument to the jury in the Durrant case shows how popular is "jingoismn to the American heart
The oasis., 1895-11-16

EVERYWHERE HE OASIS editor goes he finds more faith for the fu- ture of Nogaes than right among the men who should take hold and make that future.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

TIE Holmes trial, the Durrant trial, the warlike attitude of European powers over matters in the Orient, and the tension in this country over the Venezuela affair and the Cuban question certainly keeps sensation mongers in their element.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

IT NEVER took the country very long to tire of a democratic admins tration. There have never been more than two in succession since the days of Jackson and Van Buren.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

Or LATr various members of the Arizona territorial democratic com mittee have wasted a vast amount of ink and paper in a useless effort to run the department of state at Wash ington.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

HENRY GEORGE wishes to put all taxation upon land values. What a field he would find for his doctrine in Spanish America, where everything else is heavily taxed, and land goes free.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

SAN FRANCISCO is making gallant fight for the national republican con- yention. May she succeed in captur- ing the prize.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

As AN orator and lawyer Billy Barnes of San Francisco" today ranks higher than his famous father did ten years later in life.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

TIE funniest thing in America is the self-complacency with which the Arizona democracy imagines it pcs sesses influence in national politics.
The oasis., 1895-11-16
Saturday, November l6 1895.

CssSNELAND is now even with Cor man soc knocking out his Nova Scotian coal speculation in the Wilson bill.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

Tuesday Major F. II. Seymour went down from Cerro Blanco to Hermo- sillo for few days to attend to some business.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

Messrs. Bayard and Wylie. two New Mexico prospectors were in town We'd nesday, en route to Sonora on a pros pecting tour.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powdef Worlds FaIr Highest Medal and Diploma.
The oasis., 1895-11-16

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect MaGeL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-01
Quick Trains for she Atlanta Exposition
Over the Southern Railway.

The Southern. Railway inaugurated its
winter schedules Sunday. October 9, 1895
and in addition 10 its regular double daily
limi:ed trains, putt into effect another
limited train. known as the Expos ton
Flyer" leaving New York at HOO m
dailv. Philadelphia Lie p. M, Baltimore
3:l5 p. m, Washington 4:39 p. m, arriving
at Atlanta aext day 1920 q. m central
time, carrying Pullman Sleepers and vesti-
buled day coaches.
The United States EAST Mail" leaving
Washington At Ills q. m, with through
Pullman sleepers and day coaches. daily
and the "Vestibuled Limited" at 10.43 D
N, comrosed of vestibuled sleepers and day
coaches. with dining car service are con
tinued in service. and arrive at Atlantis
next day at 6:20 q. m, and $3.50 p. m.
respectively, central time.
The Southern Railway il the only line
operating solid trains from Washington &C
Atlanta over its own tracks, and the only
road entering the Exposition Grounds
Time from Washington, only Is hours
Low excursion rates on sale daily from al
coupon ticket Offices. Those sold or
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week
however, ara lower than other DAYS and
limit Of tickets correspondingiy shorter
Sufficient time + allowed, however. on thu
lower rate tickets % spend week u Oh,
ExpcsitioG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-01
COUNTY NEWS.
Religious.
CHRIST CHURCH. Chap,ico.

Religious.
CHRIST CHURCH. Chaptico.
Every Sunday 10 A. M. Sunday School.
1890 A d. Service and Sermon.
First Sunday in every month Holy Com
munion.
SO. Andrep's Church.-services With ser.
mon every Sunday In the month At 1910 q.
IN. Holy Communion irst Sunday.
Sc James' Chapel WssterR BrdHch,-
the first and third Sunday In the month at
3 D. IN Sunday School at 2. p. m.
Patuzsnf Beach-Servicea the fourth
Sunday In the month, and Sunday School
every Sunday 81 2 p. m.
81 Peters Chapel, LsoRardtosea-Even
soBg and sermon every second and fifth
Sunday In the month at $50 p m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-01
lCoxxuSrcATEp.
oystermsn, Read This and Consider.


The Republican Central Committee Of
this county has sent out circulsr letters
and placed them In the hands Of the oyster
men stating with brazen effroniery that
the Baltimore american challenges anyone
b show "when aud where that journal
has favored the leasing Of the oyster beds,
and asking the name Of any prominent
Republican who had favored IL.
Is there man, woman or child who can
read or hiss ever heard read anything, who
does not know that Hon. Thomas s. Hod-
son. then chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee. favored il and worked
Cor IL with all his might with many other
prominent Republicans, and does not the
Baltimore American know full well that
when our true and tiled Democrats were
in Annapolis, only few years ago, fight
ing manfuliy against il when general set
was before the Legislature for that pur.
pose, that only one Republican voted
against i.s But look at the Baltimore
American. the organ of the Republican
party Of the State, and see honest men
what insults she casts upon the noble oys-
termen of 81. Mary's county,
On the 18th of August last, only three
days before the Republican Convention
met in Cambridge, that same american, In
an editorial. thought fit to ostracize and
SANDER the great oystermen Of our county
In these words:
"Oer dispatches stated the other day
that a gehilem9n from New York had pur-
chased fine property in st Mary's conn-
ty for the purpose ofcultivsting ysters and
raising ierrapins," etc. "There has BEEN"
says the American" "a disposition among
few lawless persons To interfere with efforts
of this kind in Maryland In several in
stances the oysters were stolen, aud the
men robbed of all their property and IN.
vestment la other cases the law about
natural rocks was sprung uror the cult.
vat,rs or planters, and they were robbed by
more orderly but none the less dishonest
methods"
Think Of it; we are charged with rot-
bing these capitalists because we catch
the oysters from the natural rocks. which
right. God in His wisdom, has given US,
aud the great charter IF our State has guar
anteed US Remember this, men ofS,. Ma.
ry's, and let no man stay at home on Tues
day next, but 90 early ana work late TO
vindicate your fair names and help with all
your efforts the great Democratic party
which has been in power for the past thir
ty years in this State and has so manfully
upheld and defended these God given
rights