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The oasis., 1895-03-30
HON. L. c.HUGHEs.

Although ofdiffcrent politics from our worthy Governor, Hon. l.. c. Hughes, we are not blinded by prsju- dice, and can see and admit the trXth respecting the qualities of any public man. Knowing and appreciating the governor as we do, 1t has been matter of wonder to us, why he has been made the subject of so many malig- nant attacks from members of his own party. It is notorious, general ly admitted fact that our territorial affairs have never been better admin istered than during the time that he has been in office. It Is likewise true that the gObernatorial chair of the territory has never been filled by his superior in intelligence. moral up- rightness, orone who felt and exhibit ed more sincere desire to advance the interests of the territOry. A strong, lcVel-headed man, who gives no attention to the assaults made up on him, but lets them die of their owA inefficacy; self poisoned by their own sting.
 Has 1t come to pass with the demo- cracy of the territory, that man need only by his own worth rise to a pro- mlnent position, to become the mark of petty envy? Must each desire to cast down what is above him, that a place being vacant he may worm into it? Unless this be 80 we still wonder and are at a loss to understand the At- tacks on one whom VIC know to Do worthily placed.
The oasis., 1895-03-30
HON. H. K. cHENowETH.

The Hon. II. K. Chenoweth and family arrived on the train on Mon. day afternoon. MT. Chenoweth was welcomed home most heartily by his many friends. He returns to his con- stituency with a record of which any one might be proud. He has faith fully represented in the legislature those who sent him there, voting sl- ways on the right side of all ques- tions; and standing always as the friend of every measure tending to ad- vance the moral status or add to the material wealth of the terrItCry. In his effort to pass the Papago county bill, a measure in which our people were perhaps more deeply interested than any other, we know that he did all in his power, all that could be hon. orably done; all that any man could do. He made perseyering and gal lant fight, and although the bill VA defeated, there is no one in our midst but feels that he deserves approba- tion for the effort made. His speech in defense of the bill is sound, lucid exposition of the reasons why the measure should have received the ap- probation of the legislature, and it bears evidence that our member is man of ability, and one to be trusted in any department of life to repreEent his fellows.
The oasis., 1895-03-30
TUCSON SHOULD RESTRAIN THEM.

Recently a Tucson business man who is we'll and widely known all over Arizona and Sonora having been en- gagged in business in the ancient pue- bio" through many years, in discus sing with THE OASIS editor the points of the difference between Tucson and Nogales asserted without reserva- ton that the business men of Tucson generally were and are perfectly will ing that the people of this end Of Pl- ma county shall set up in political housekeeping for themselves; that the active opposition to the measures pro. posed in the legislature for creation of new county all was made by poli- ticians-those who hold office or hope to do 80. and would find emolumcnts diminished by having Pima county "ensmalled." The politicians manipu- lated ths opposition and gave it voice. They framed all the protests against county division and circulated them for signatures.
 On the very question of signing the protests the gentleman asserted that they were signed perfunctorily, just as men will sign anything pre- scnted--except ?romissory note rather than have an argument about it, and that they would have as read fly signed petitions for creation of the proposed county as they affixed their signatures to the protests.
 The gentleman quoted further in- stanced the creation of Cochlse and Pinal counties, and asserted that the people there who wanted their own county governments had to battle against the same official greed and rapacity of the Tucson politicians. He expressed a strong confidence that in the end the new county proposed would prevail in spite of the macin- tions of the politicians. He also sd- mitted that those same machinations Are detriment to the business inter- ests of Tucson.
 The moral is that Tucson business men should sit down on their poli- ticians and restrain their efforts at preventing county division. They cannot afford to have their business interests suffer simply to gratify the political cravings of a couple of dozen professional wire pullers in either party.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

From Orc Blanco there comes a re. port that the Old Glory mine has been returned to the management of the company Captain Mullens-that all claims have been settled, the receiver relieved, and that money will be forth. rSmIpG F1t thopuga deTgbpment and coustrnction of | sig min,
The oasis., 1895-03-30

DESPITE the strenuous efforts of college authorities to break up haaIng 1t is carried on just as much us ever. And what rldicaleus lot of of asses a crowd of collegIans can make of them selves in having what they are pleased to denominate "fun."
The oasis., 1895-03-30

WERE the Minas Prietas camp in the United States the rush it would draw would create town of ten thousand people Inside Of six months, am there would be two score of mines in operation where now tbere are but q half dozen.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

INA California court one day last week Portugcse flew into a passion when the judge refused him naturali- zatian because in response to an in- quiry he declared that in case of war between Portugal and the United States he would fight for Portugal. ThS fs@ef citizens of that kind the better.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

THE United States supreme court seems to have resolved itself into q eircumolocution office. It never rem ders a decision when it can avoid it.. and so frequently throws out of court suits on merely technical grounds that people are beginning to marvel why the court was created.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

No ONE can travel over the country south of Nogales and observe the great but latent resources there trib- utary to the town without receiving a profound impression of her advantag- eous location and future great impor- tance.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

WERE Orc Blanco within eighty miles of the Denver $ Rio Grsnde or the Northern Pacific railroad the country would be filled with quartz mills and mining companies that would be drawn there by liberal rail- road advertising.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

THERE are some things Eogales merchants can buy in Guaymas to great advantage, and other lines of merchandise they can sell there to equally great advantage. A fine trade between the two cities can be cultI- vated. This is the judgment of an ex- perienced merchant of Nogalos-Mr. Jos. Pascholy.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

By THE torpedo boat the Japan-Chi- ns war has blown away as with a breath the great modern nsyies, just as Ericsson did in the old wooden navies in 1862 with his Monitor.
The oasis., 1895-03-30
AIiFrss.

T hose who have used Dr. King New Discovery know it's value, and those who have not, have now the op- portunity to try 1t Free. Call on the advertised druggist and get trial bottle free. Send your name and ad- dress to II. k. Bucklen X Co.,, Chicago, and get sample box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills, free, as we'll IS a copy of Guide to Health and Household ln- structor, Free. All of which is guaran- teed to do you good and cost you noth- ing at Chenoweth & MiI's drug store
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The oasis., 1895-03-30

DIVISION Of Pima county is by no means dead. Like statehood for Ari- Eona and free coinage of silver it is an issue that will not die until it is set tied and settled rigbt.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

THE biennial howl about corruption andinadequacy of legislators is now going up all over the country This journal reserves the right to join in the howl later on.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

SONORA is pouring several million dollars annually into the worlds sup ply of gold. In another year the stram of yellow metal outnowIng will doubled in volume.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

SONORA and Arizona are on the eve of \ tremendous mining boom which should profit Nogales greatly.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

MORALES has at her very doors the the trade of an empire she should reach out and control.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

TuB Arizona Gazette crowd seemed to have the strongest pull with the late legislature.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

NACosARI, Tombstone and Bisbee completely overtop Tucson in the traf- nc they offer railroad.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

ALL visitors declare Nogales is live Her and business here betyer than any town they visit.
The oasis., 1895-03-30
xoRrH AND SOUTH RArLRoAD.

struction Of railroads, naturally look to the prospect which the investment offers of return from the money in- vested; and, Of two construction pro- posals, select that which insures the greater return. It is, therefore, sim ply absurd to suppose that the North X South railroad will ever be con- structed from Phoenix to Tucson by the route proposed. Phoenix is al- ready in communication with Tucson by rail, and the construction of new road, nearly parallel with that already built, and through section promis- ing but little trade, is a proposition which cannot be very attractive to capitalists.
 The road on the route proposed to Benson, passing as it does through a section of country already consider ably developed, and susceptible of the highest development, assures an im- mediate and increasing return for the capital invested in it's construction.
 Tucson very naturally desires the road to be built, running through her limits and theLce most directly to Nogales, as her shortest route to the Gulf of California; her object being to make herself as nearly as possible q center of trade, which she is not, by geographical position. An item in one of her dailes lately said i've must do all in our power to direct com merce to this its natural center.n Bahl Neighbor, trade cannot be direct cd from it's natural center,r but goes to it as naturally as stone falls from a height to the ground. Nogales is the natural point for this trade tC and from the south. It is the first city inside the national line; the point at which the imports and exports stop, and any one who notes the rapid de- velopment of Sonora, and our daily in- creasing trade with her, and through the port of Guaymas with the coast countries, cannot but fail to see the importance of Nogales, as trading or commercial center. What then isl the natural" route for the North &l South road to this point? How can the trade from Phoenix and the north be best conducted with Sonora and the coast? Surely by the route which is most direct and which along it's line finds traf1ic sufficient to pay it's run ming expenses. Let capital, as it sure ly will, examine the two propositions of construction and who can doubt the determination at which 1t will arrive.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

Saturday, March 50, 1895.
The oasis., 1895-03-30

Dx. pK9e's Cream RRkjng pOEdes:
 H'osd's FsIl tiigh<S Medal ss6 p6fnms..l J
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PERSONALS.

DIR. } j. Daiore left Tuesday for
East Baton Rouge on ii visit to his
brother. -
Miss Leieunc. of New Orleans, has
been spending some time in our town,
as the guest Of the Misses Malhiot,
corner St. Philip aud Short streets.
Miss Eve Leuain is visiting friends
aad relatives or lower Lafonrche. -
Mr. Albeit j. Tionc has come over
from .leanefette TO take part in the
baud concert.
Mai. :. 7. G,isamme the venerable
Uncle SilaS. spent ii few days of this
week in DenaldSonvllle on business
and pleasure combined.
Congressman Piicc has gone 10
Washington 10 in"!, after the interests
OF the sugar planters.
Mt sscrs &. -. Barrios and G.. y.
Claudet wert i'll town last Fiiai,
week on business.
Miss Anteine:te Bourg has gone to
NapuleonvIile ou a visit to ftiends.
Mr.. L.. !. Trnre. Deb. went to
llonma OF last Wednesday in the III
terCst OF the bands fair.
Mrs. c. Arena returned last Tues
day from Belle Rose where she had
been listing her daughter. Mrs. Jos.
A. Dalferes.
Mr.. and Mrs. AnatoIp + Branl hive
returned from II weeks s%nlourn in the
Crescent City where we tiust they had
a pleasant time.
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Mr. Ri Chaurin. the good looking,
genial and talented Young associate
IN town again last Sunday and his
many friends, whose number increases
with each succeeding visit. We're glad
to have him among them. Dame Rn-
nor. who is always busy with the al
fairs OF others. has minated the like
llliood of Mr.. Chauvin forming bust
ness and social connections here that
will make him II of us. and the com
munity would certainly profit by such
al Observation-Disclosures Chief.
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DIED.-0n Sunday July 21st at his
residence IN this parish, about II
miles below ~Thihodanx, Benjamin
Folse, in the eighty ninth year of his
life.
The deceased had beer a resident of
this parish for many wears, at the old
homestead where he breatlied
lis last. and always bore the reputa-
ton Of an honest, upright and good
man and citizen. He was much he
loved and revered in his community
not only by his relatives and friends,
bnt by all who knew him.
He left children. grand children and
great-grand children to mourn his loss.
Among his children are John F. Folse,
of this Parish. Drauzln Folse, of the
parish of st. Mary. and Mrs. Oscar
Lepine and Mrs. Prosper Toups, of
Ariel Plantation.
Requiescat IN pace.
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change the name of Crazy street. We
don't know the history of the maine
nor what possessed the founders
Of the town to give such a name to
i Of the streets but we do know
that it Is not AZ appropriate name and
it ought TO be changed.
Change it into Washington, Jetter-
son.. Madison, or give it the name Of
some departed town worthy. or of
some o. the Saints is we have already
several Saints in our streets nonlen
clature. -
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LADIES

are noted for their beauty. bnt how
often the charm of tanltless features
is destroyed by an imperfect complex
ion. Canelline protects the delicate
skin from atmospheric influence, and
preserves the natural complexion of
youth. Ptepaired in liquid and pow
der. in pure white, brunette and deli
cate flesh color. exquisitely perfumed.
AT all druggists. Price, 80 cents.
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The japanese soldiers are being
dressed III paper clothing. The shirts
and trousers are all composed of spec
tally prepared paper, of yellowish
color. They are bound with linen
binding, and are partly pasted togetll-
er and partly sewn with Il machine.
When the clothes. which are very
durable. are worn out, they are thrown
away and replaced by new oues.-Pop-
ular Science News.
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Tie fair given by the Tltibodaux
Band to-day and to morrow promises
to be n grand success. The boys have
been stir1ing themselves. and aS they
all have each many friends and adj
mirels, it is expected IA big and enthu-
siastic crowd will he Oh hand. The
boys deserve encouragement. so let
everybody put III an appearance aud
contribute his o. her mite tnthe tinan-
cial le>u.t anu social success Of tie
fair.
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at is the best patent medicine i'll
the world'is what Mr.. +. NJ. Hartman.
of Marsqnam. Oregon. says ot Cham
herlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhaa
Reme9y.. WHAT leads me to make
this assertion is from the fact that dys-
intery III its worst form Was prevalent
around lere last SUMMER and it never
took over two doses of that remedy to
effect IA complete cure For sale by
all druggists.
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The St. Mary Banner "goes''in lively
for the last Grand Jury of the Parisl,
of st. Mary. for discAargIng a constable.
a white man. accused of killing a
negro who was stealing a ride on the
Morgan Railroad. That Grand Jury
has stult,tied itself by giving reasons
in justification of their action. The
reasons assigned would require the
finding of a true bill. -
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Hardee's new map DOW OF file In lie
SheIitf's office may be a good piece Of
workmanship bat ie falls far short IN
point of accuracy. Ii slices off great
portion of Lafonrcle and attaches it to
~Ierrthnnae. and. II compensation We
suppose, # cuts oft the DacroS planta-
ton aud all adjoining tracts between
it and Thibodaux. aud oraciouslr hes.
tows them on L%afonlche.
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We congratulate our friend Taylor
of the Comet, upon the advent of il
little angel in his household and trust
that the little girl may live to be the
pride, solace and comfort of its pa
rents i'll their journey through life.
May it shun ''blooalers", however.
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Sheriff Beary has added to his lau-
rel> in the capture If Frank Harris.
the murderer ii poor Joseph Round
tree. From the time the accused left
the scene of lis crime the Sheriff was
I'll his traces and had a faithful lieu
tenant on his tracks, so that it was
almost impossible for his prey TO es-
cape him.
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In our sister parish, Assumption,
railroad agitation is again rite. We
trust the advocates of railroad con
struction vii carry the day, as a rail
road between Donaldsonville and
Thibodaux will be of great advantage
to Assnmntion.
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The trial Of Henry NJ. Payae in
Franklin fot the murder of l.. NJ. Fer
ris, seems from the published accounts,
to have been something of a huge
farce. .Silot to scare is a novel de-
fence.
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In u advertising columns will he
found the card of the Chamberlain
Hunt Academy of Port Gibson. Miss.
We believe this to be a good school,
and parents contemplating sending
boys off will do well to look into its
claims. Its charges are moderate.
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We learn that Mr.. Emile t.. Nor
want has purchased the vacant Loaf
the corner of Clinton aud Harrison
streets and that he will soon havaerect.
ed thereon a number of cottages for
rent. -
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Monroe is to have a charity hospl-
tai. The plan for tie building has
been accepted alfd proposals for the
construction are invited. The citizens
of that enterprising city intend to pc
titlon the next Legislature to accept it
as a State institution
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mamma. was thar a sugar-plnm
yon just gave me 2" asked little Mabel.
mo. dear. it WAS only ope of DIR.
Ayers Pills" please, may | have
another? Not now. my dear; n OF
those nice pills is all YOU need at
present. because every dose is effec-
tive"
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An excursion from New Orleans ar
rived here last Sunday aud literally
took the town by surprise as no one
knew Of its coming. The crowd was
not large but they seemed to enjoy
their outing and to he we'll pleased.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-03

What causes bad dreams is q uues-
tion thar has been satisfactorily
answered but. in nine cases ont of
ten, t'ightfnl dreams are the result Of
imperfect digestion. which a few
doses of Ayers Sarsaparilla will effect
ually remedy. Don't delay-try it to-
day.
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The Planters Ball" which took
place on last Thursday week proved
a grand social success Every body
who attended came away fully salts
fed. The only drawback was the
high temperature of the weather.
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Now that all the schools are closed
the ganins are very much in evidence
OF Il streets. The Court House
square seems to have much attraction
for them.=
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We ale Informed that Hon. NJ. De-
lame has purchased the Lakeview
Plantation Just above Lockrott, lately
BELONGING to Lncien Guidrcz.
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1t took thirteen columns Of the Pho
ntGr to publish the proceedings Of the
Police JuIy of Assumption. sitting as
a Roalh If Reviewers. y great deal
ofuolk tor these dog days.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
in Il good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smailes. am
Ouni will open an account. Bark
of Thib0dauX.

Cur esteemed contemporary the La
lafayette Advertiser has passed the
Both mile post in the race of life. We
wish 1ou.friends, nan happy returns.
laden with success and pros perlty.
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MIS-. Emma Lambert is having some
substantial repairs made on her coy
residence corner Canal ard Short Sis.
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" here will this alleged masculine
tendency of the new woman cease
Ten to Il eventually her head will
be seen iii a mans shoulderS,-Ph.la-
delphia Times.
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A Good Medicine
Wife Cured Of Rheumatism
Husbands Health improved by
Hoods SarsapariiIa

&c. /. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"My wife was suffering severely with
rheumatism. I purchased @ bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and she was soon bet
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-03

DO mot %e.lecs the symptoms of
impure blood. Do not disregard Ma
lures cry for help. Take Hoods Sa.-
saparilla and guard against serious i'll
ness and prolonged suffering.
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Week hair Strengthened and The
scalp kept clean Ivy using Halls Hail
Renewel.