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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02
CROWD IS GROWING

Continued From Second Page.
the trains have arrived today, ST. Paul
will contain a. cosmopolitan people
hailing from every town of any i'm
portance in the United States.
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TO HANG A PAIR.
That rs What Mcleod County Peo-
pie Want.

Attorney General Childs left yester-
day for Glencoe, where he will assist
the county attorney IN the prosecution
of the murder cases against Musgrave
and Cinqmars, who are charged with
killing Sheriff Rogers Of that place I'm
June. The defendants have engaged
w. w. Erwin to defend them,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02
For Nervous Women.
Horsferd,s Acid Phosphate.

DR.. j. B. Alexander, Charlotte. N. c., says:
at is pleasant to the taste, and ranks among
the best of nerve tenics for nervous females"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02

Congressman Picker. The officers pres
ent are: Mrs. Adine Conner, president
from Hot Springs; Mrs. s. M
I Lucas, treasurer; Mrs. Carrie
Cleveland secretary, has not yet
arrived, but is expected on every train.
Mrs. J. M. Owen past secretary, and
MRS. I. c. Motion the delegate at large,
with her alternate, Mrs. S. B. Abbott.
OF milwaukee,, are here. The train
which arrived yesterday morning with
the party was decorated and music ac-
companied 1t.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02

Mrs. Catherine r. Hurst, of Louis
Vile, KY, national president of the
Ladies Of the G. A. r., arrievd this
morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02

move the bodies of twenty-six soldiers
buried in the potter's field at Keokuk,
to the national cemetery at the same
place.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02

Mrs. Nellie Ross, national secretary
Ladies Of the g. A. r., IL at the head
quarters at the Ryan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02

About 1900 members Of the South
Dakota delegation of w. r. c. ara To-
Gated In Room 124, Hotel Ryan. A large
bunting flag is hung across one corner
and other decorations are expected.
They will have candidate for national
chaplain. Mrs. A. M. Picker. wife Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02
NEBRASKA.

The Nebraska delegation arrived in
ST Paul IL a. m. yesterday morning.
Their headquarters are at the Ryan.
There are about $50 members and
seven delegates. Their trip was de-
lightful, being with the Colorado dele
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

Nienra--nhe committee on taxes Of tho
uut.rhaus has adopted tho sugar taxn-
tion HI without amendment
PARIS Tho condition Of jultg Simon, tho
Il etineBisnnd French statesman, ne sem
aror aud formerly ptemicf. is considered
hopeless
London Tho Daily News has an editorial
In which il savs il helieYcs that American
electionefriug tor the SILVER craze viii
come IA nothing.
London Britannia. Meteor Ailsa and
s,stan,fa slared a 100 Il. m. I'm the fore
going order IN a race from tho More 10
Dover Meteor won.
Paris .Tdalr asserts that 1873 persons
perlshed and int 700 persons were IN
iured ir tho crush on khodijipskuJs plain
OUTSIDE at Afpseo~ or Saturday morning
last,
Buda Iesih. The millenlnm festivities
are fasi drnwinG to 4 close - : ar as the
nariigIpatiol Of the cmierof aud empress
is eonrernsd tholsh the calchfitinn win
he oirunpsd IN different forms through
The summer
Iondor The Morning Post says eiito.
rally. "The spectacle presented ~ Inc
United states lust Low is iot edlfYirg 70
INC ADMIRERS OF popular government ~ re-
ossui ng to lie holders Of American S.
rHrlies..
I,ondon.-r There IS no, the slienles,
ground for suspicion thei the race for
the Derby stakes VAS not won on Its
merits. after mos; difficult .inis }, but
IN spite of this. thousands Of people b.
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F'almssion Of Josiiits 10 Germany Not
saided is Possible
Berlin. J'ne at Congratulated 1876 hy
tHe Associated i'rcss.l There was "A poor
attendance IN the relchstag this week.
owing va the force heat, less than Thirty
~ iph'rs being proecas al its opening ami
thefs IS itile prospect, ia spite OF mo
enlnorors expressed WISH that the civil
cqao viii be adol,trd before Tho reichstas
pQrns The rsmalnder of the session
iiip NeiNiSis hirld 80 introduce aid rush
,nroRsh resolution To- fe'ldmt he
"fsiiiis q Germany, but thousn its aGo9-
Ton hy he rcohstdg is coriain, the
mWl"sfaih wiz i"iecf ~.
ln III" iiesse diol d milar Jesui, al
mis- ion bill WAS feated OH Tuesday by
iolr Nne-- Tho bHniDsrlth Will also re-
Jrf ihr "eseclatlru reIoru hin, winch
No. itesed hy Tie t'iehslas Wednesday,
ail"Veh Popular opii ION ihr ughOUt COT
manA ln ltNnr al the measure
Ihr lalFr sum of money spent upnu
tie representative Of the Moscow cclc-
d. mites uuNi tfs wa severely .ritfris i
in fl't leiehetHg Oh Tufstly. even by tho
olucdoN leader, Count Won L.mnurs
The ldlndt-,aih IA now considering a
mo srn providing Tor tnc transport of
oriNitloI aud discharged criminals TO
tine G,inau colonies IN Afrisl. espicitlly
10 Spfh Nnf' Afrlta. where ttr former
are ~ be Employed In railway huilding
auI 0tNer ruhllr works russia alone
sp,u d " nNi,'sn Wnlk5 yea-ly on prisons
Tho premature publication OF mo am
tsty drtirr hV the socialist organ Nor~
Waerfs has induced tho war department
TO make provision TO establish IT'S own
printing Office,
1he Noiih German Gazette SAYS tho
s'relaee fare TO Galveston. Texas win he
lt0 maths.
r. Is currently reporoa IN court olrolcs
that his majesty has contract ID fresh
loan nf 2.vaNooo narhs from Baron Won
T.
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THr, RMNlSED STATITES.
codlners Knock Out the state and Fed
eral Constitutions

codlfiers KNOCK OUT the State and Fed
eral Constitutions.
Austin. Texas. June G-From all ar.
counts the Revised statutes pissed by the
Tw'nty-forrth legislature and recently
published are unique specimens ri rodih-
catlon. Given the marble heart hy The
Tuenty-thiri legislature. then laid On the
shell until Tho Twenty-fourth came along
and ierkcd them down and after patching
them up little adopted them. From one
oausc and another their printing was de-
laynd. bat AT last w have them and they
are daisies. The gentlemen who codinn1
them evidently had an exalted idea of the
authority wgih whleh they were clothed
when thoy were appointed 10 do the work,
for II IS understood tina, they have amend
- Tho State constitution, changed tho
constitution Of The United states and
otherwise revised ana remodeled the law
%! Tho lafd TO suit their own Sweet fancy.
They evidently had II N for the asticuI:
II raj department, for ineY have praetI-
caliy abolished il and reduced Commits
sioner Rose TO the rank Of correspondence
clerk
SERIOUSLY. though. the Revised Statutes
Of 1875 are but batch work ANA something
rected that ihey shall be Of any value.
COLLECTORS SETTLE.
The following collectors today made
tre!r annual settlements with the comp
troeiier:
p. ssnchss q Webb county; oceups-
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FLAMES AND DYNAMITE.

Troy Tcxis. June q Last night alb u,
II O'Clock J, W. Watson's store was dr.
covered on hre. short time aficrward
'here was an explosion Of dynnni ie. gh.ch
Low the front and scattered debris for
about square. throwing pincrs Of mber
upoa thc rocf Of $. S bomeru' hardware
house.
NJ. l.awrcnce's store. dwelling and
euihousfs. IL. j. Alexander barn aud
roni"nis; lIammond'a blacksmith shop.
enc other two story frame rouse and
Nc post9hice aud contents vera burned
NJ only lnsuran % IL or j. W WJffon's
slorc for stiDh ana J. " Lawrence for
sigF- 1he insrancs In either Gaze viii
not cover half of the loss Oh the t~o. 7 he
coo -
The telephone exchange WIS IA Wat
sons store and WAS burned out II Is be-
The tire ia supposed 10 he Of incetdi1ry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
EAR NO. o. HOUSTON. TENAs. SUNDAY. JUNE . 1896
THE VENEZUELAN QUESTION
A London Paper Says Disquictiuo
Rumors Arc Afloat.
ITALIAN GREEN BOOK IN COMMONS.
pissatisfaction In Berlin Over the Lack OF
Attention Paid to 0.rmany's Rem.
rcsentativc al Moscow.

London, June copyrighted, ISae, by
the Associated Press 1.-The Venezuelan
qle''ion has again crrpt to the front
Ihe Speaker says IT hears disqule,ing
news IN connection witch the negotiations
looking to a peaceful settlement OF thc
boundary dispute hctNcen British Guiana
ana Neneau.la. II adds. however, that
nolhine has yet happened and says that
perhaps thete Is no cau.e Tor Immediate
anxiety.
ne ,hiet political fta,sie OF the week
"a h'pn Tie STIR created by the Italian
sifcnheol relating 10 the communication,
'NNA'n -Hd with Great lIitatn REGARDING
1N' S9'iiHrn expedition aud cont dNnng Ia.
iotinalen winch, tie opposition here
.Vl"Na ms, In. Marquis oil Salisbury re.
i i.,gs to communicate to Tho British par
i"lNeNl. several of the communicable
irpi h"d in isc Italian hook nre ohvt-
oneiy lnicndoi for private Information
end were published py the pro,nirr, the
MARQUIS ~ i,'tdin IN orior TO damage his
rival, Sieuor CHrpi. without asking the
N2i, f'i OF ne BRUSH government.
Mr.. Henry Lahopchere rn,cu tho cues
ZION in The house OF commons Yesterday
lernopn IN an attack on the govern
In tho course of his explanation. Mr.
a ltsltnnt, Tho government leader an.l
" " t1fi cot the treasury. severely gnnbhea
me ftsl-an government. saNlne THAI the
laticts action in regard 10 iDa srs,'n
book he trusted, was an ,NrepttonaG /, vi
a''di'enial circumstance which might nni
.A'.li.r ~ NE resent Affairs Of the Italian
administration. Rnt,' he aid-i mo
-, Y@ilN'ntlsl communication could rroceru
shown MN
L. Understood the soudan expedition
WI adNane" from -Nkashch ab1ni mel
Wliple pi JulV, a month earlier tpan IN
ended. Various advanees N force Nrtll
follow. Thrtr Is said to he great as
stistacton 10 force win follow. There
> $50 20 rc great dissatisfaction IN TIN.
NNftiias army, and one Big defoa, Is tx
tN,sI 80 crush nam. Ihe mahii. 1t is
'ali, htH . serious quarlcl with tho pow
rtl NNlliia sherin hut tnry are now
epor'"d tn have patched no th-ir tiNer-
ny the sheriff marrying the mandi' >
Iir sae Of .Shalcspea rean relics from
r. collection h"lonsipg to thr Hart fam,
~, ue s,outiIitS nt TIN % s. eisior ll,ia
ook plaee during the week ana brot.,h,
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GENERAL LEE MAK1NG FRIENDS.


BANQUET IN His Honor Attended by Sew
Grad European Consnls.
Havana. June =. General l'it2hugh Lea.
me ''hitcd Siates con>nl general fcre, this
morning paid "A visit TO ihe siviI governor
aud has secretary. me Marquis Paliuoreln.
The courtesy Of General Lee IS winning
lm many friends Mr.. Ramon O. VIII
ltina his Predecessor. S,,is ior The United
States on Thursday.
Mr.. Eekers, correspondent OF The on
don Times. gave banquet at the Ilofet
lnelaierra IN honor OF General i.oe He
WAS assisted by the English. French n, Il
German consnls ana several local on
rlls
German named Malic,an. 20 whom
~" Spanish government offered q iargn
toward for tho capture ~ the military
governor Of pinar del no. has Given III.
local officials here assurances that Be-
nndcz Was recently Killed N .he attack
oh 'nusnlneion
\ Lieutenant Colonel rcrol. while pnrsu
rho inSurprnis under Castillo 81 h y fore.
81 cavalry. overt nok III IN near Nelua
ard engaged their rear guard
Near the plantation Of Leulsa tho insur
gents under Romero we've anhrshed bv
Spanish force md d spersei. The 'r on
had lieutenant ana i've soldlc 4.
wounded
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ton taxes collected. sii1o2l. al valorcni
NS.oT ~. delinquent. 1851 SO
~ y lfollnul of carseN county; q GU
ration taNes ccfreted, sos; 10 ad y,iorcm.
S3siS ". delinquent, sos ~
norhaii. Of Burnet county. oc-
cupaiNp taxes collected seao b. I'D
Nnlplem, SIS 2,s 90 dclinuu. mt, sisn u
y " LAnHiam II leffrt~o son rnnuty pc-
..unaNon taNeS Objected s'hss. ad vaiorem,
sl5 ieQ q dcnnqu"nt, 1881
NJ Moses NJ Wichita county pc"u-
patton iaNeS collected Sgs7a 80 IA yalricM
III ~ ~, delinquent SlSai "a
Nunnin=fam OF Taylor county;
Occupation fsN,S collected ,.lAl -. ad
Nalorem, No,7ls delinquent. ts,i Il,
NEW ADDITION
Mr. John w Maxcy is engaged In plat
ting the Rra,i,.midgc property near tho
dam, and IS preparing plans md osti-
mates f1r II irteopmeul and henutlica-
tioH phcro are over 700 aoros Of this
l"nl ana the in,tnisun Is 10 cut II M into
lots. run gravrllel sirerfs through If and
render u Otherwise marketable and az
irHrtiNe ''olou" Brackcnrdg. is .xpeot
81 hero next weak and VIII probably then
take Z he initial steps toward oponine an
ms inhghilie'Nt piece of realty tor set
Element
k'TrREIL TUE ORATOR.
6oN"rnor rulherson viii attnud the AZ
f'htatai and Mechanical college com
mfhcomeni exercises, which begin toner.
TOW, hut the published report thai he
would deliver an addinss on that occasion
~ erroneous Judg" Norman a. ,>iitr,il
81 Houston Is the gentleman who win do
IDS = ehkinc.
DROPPED DEAD.
John While iha ono-Anred negro
br2tblaek VINO mas fer yeatv been
familiar hgnto in front OF the
non Front salocn. Whcn- he kept hts
he"ihlArk NaNp drorr,d dcnd TINS eveu.
" ~ Hhi'e engaged in shining r1ptnin I,rit-
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love that The race was nrranrri FOR thu
prince Of Wales Pen simmon IN win
Lend n Niagara. contrary to general
eNfeciltion. started N The rae" fol tne
Al-raiors in TIN regatta Of the RoNll
thames Yacht club today aud Was heaja,
IN lishi winds ny renifent and The SAINT
Poniien' crossed the lane ten mluutes
ahead of The Saint
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Stampede in wheo,; July closed IL
ovrr Friday.
Corn and oats closed fracunnaliy hirher.
sight advances were recorded in pro-
Visions,
Sleek merhct opened fr,cionany high
~ hnI closcd below f,lday's ngures
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ST Lou $. June 6. -Pnrsuant 10 re GU
ton of instructions. adopted at the meet
ing OF tho citizens' executive committee
q East ST. Louis. Mayor Bader Of that
city to-day sent out additional appeals
70 al citizens IN Illiuele with . popula ION
Of 10.oos Of UosA
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TODA17S FEATURES.
Tr"h~hiltti~. VAR. except local showers
i" eastern portion, south Winds inoreas-
ing In force.

| FOREIGN
Resolution to readmit Jcsuits to Ger
many viii he pushed in the rricnstap.
Dissatisfaction ia Berlin over lack "a
| attention paid to Gormany'Y representa-
| Tive in Moeccw
The Nen,su"li,n question has again
hohbed nj IN London
WASHINGTON.
Boundary asttemrr, between Mexico
aud III" Emitted States regarding pursuit,
ct hostile Indians
The president votoos the general de
fic!,ncg BIN
Animated debate In tho house over The
presidents ncssagr
new general deficiency hill passed by
tho house
The sonata insists on IT'S appropriations
Cor pnhlie buildings.
Final conference report on lndihn 90.
| preparation bill agreed to
Indications point 10 Adjournment OF con,
gress carly the cominG week.
RAILROAD
Interstate commissions ruling on col
ton r,'ns in tho cnre OF Jerome I'm cot
ton company ". the Katy
Summary OF damage 10 railroad prop.
orty hs the cyclone IN ST Louis ana gas,
81 Louis,
s,.
Of tho ro>as central.
Excursions 10 Galveston aud Iaporic.
train schedules.
Local aad general notes and personals
Cotton statement Of the southctn IA.
eiiir and the Houston and Tnsas Central
roads
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'a'''c"h !" - '"i'''"'' y" >, "''
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"'nn''' ~ '""'s ''o'''"'''
'Ius''''r' 10 - 'o's' No'', '' ~
30io t.
" nuers AT ST. Iouis Earl. ~ TO / plnlt-
nv Potter. . To !. rreopia, II to 8. Buck
Niassic, u To 3, .salvnbIo. 7to5.
~
rr.,.., ,,.o, ,Io,,s,o, IN Can A,,op,o
e,.,,.,,.,, . ,,o,., warm n no,ison ..
iulins M. G,lyeston 2 Austin H.
Naiionni Ieas''" -. i"''s .. New fofk
\ cincinnati ID 'fookHh " 'Hi'''vipit1'
D. 'i''Sp"iK y ha'''"olu ~ 'tN""'' u
"aAhihs'oh ~ ''oN'ssp'" o. '"'eas" D.
BOSTON :.
STATE.
The primaries throughout the state
show that silver carried by II !
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TWELVE INCHES RAiNTALt'
crow,s.v. La. June d,~From 10 a m.
10 n. m. the rainfall here today Vac
eyer Twelve inches. Much damase ma
been done TO bridges and plantations
throughout the parish
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Wrought Iron Pipe,
Well Casing,
Drive Pipe,
Boiler Tubes, ect.,

We are Headquarters on these ,,y,r,
'use received large shipment. Also all
Ni.us ana sizes of Iron and Brass fittings
write for prices in carload and less Than
carload lots.
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Governor cuiherson viii attrud the Az
iNhltatal aud Mechanical college com
pfhcoinoni exercises, which begin toner
INV, "ni me published report that lie
would deliver an nddinss nn that ocrastnn
- erroneous Judg" Norman q; htittrli
~ Houston Is the gentleman who win do
~, = eHbluc " -
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Cotton futures and snot advanced a,
Liverpool; lower prices In tho American
markets.
AT Houston Saturday.
l.ieh, receipts Of I've stock ana the mar
iet AT sfandsiill.
The oasis., 1896-06-13
Boldup at Bisbsa.

At bisbee, Monday evening, the saloon of Dubacher & Muheim was held up by a masked man who entered the building just as MT. Dubacher was about to put the money into the safe and close up for the night. Everyone had gone and all the money of the game and of the saloon was in the hands of Mir. D. Just as he went to the safe the masked robber appeared, thrust d pistol into Mir Dubacher's face, seized the drawer in which the astonished gentleman had the money and which he YVES just about to return to the safe, and immediately made for the door with it. As quickly as pos sible MT. Dnbacher gave an alarm. but the man was gone, and, as the line is only six miles away he was doubtless in Sonora by daylight. 1t is reported that he got about sl50O. A man who was once night watchman at Bisbee is the suspected party.
 LATER: Since the foregoing was in type it is learned that Constable Del Lewis received information that the robber had taken the road toward Tombstone. The officer followed, overlook and brought him back with all the money. The mans name is Schmidt or Goldschmidt. He Is now in jail.
The oasis., 1896-06-13

Wednesday Mesers. Adolf and Ger man Bley of Hermosillo, Francisco seldner of Guaymas, and the family of the recently deceased Francisco Seld- ner, came up from Guaymas to meet the remains of the departed gentle man, which, as stated last week, were coming from Europe. A sleeping car of the Sonora railway was chartered to convey the party to Benson, return ing with them the same evening On the Sonora railway special car had been arranged for transportation of the remains. The car was hung with heavy mourning festoons, artistically arranged by Enrique Aceyedo. The cOffin rested on raised support in the center of the car.
The oasis., 1896-06-13

At the American Methodist church tomorrow morning, the subject Of Rev, Dilley's sermon will be Peter Prayed out of Prison.n Evening subject: "Di- rection for Hunters
The oasis., 1896-06-13

Last Saturday evening there ar- rived at Nogales for short visit, Mir. Elwood Watkins, former resident. He was just coming from a visit in California. Remaining at Negales over Sunday he went to Bisbee Mon- day, being now employed at the latter place.
The oasis., 1896-06-13

Last Saturday pleasant party from Nogales went up into the Sonoita canon for days outing. They were Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Woodrum, Mir. Geo. Jones and Miss Ada EKey, Mir. Ferd Kiel and Miss Nelly Walker.
The oasis., 1896-06-13

Saturday of last week Mrs. Allen T. Bird and her two little boys went to Benson to visit friends. Tracy the elder,returned home Tuesday evening, but the other little fellow, Duane, ana his mother will remain at Benson week or more yet.
The oasis., 1896-06-13

The Tartars take man by the ear to invite him to eat or drink. If we had every man in this town by the ear we'd invite him to come and see what modern tailoring has done towards making the clothes of the High Art Tailors of Chicago, which are the very handsomest in the world and are sold by Fleischer Bros.
The oasis., 1896-06-13

Last Saturday MT. R. J. de Moram- bert, assistant manager for the Mexi- can Ore O., at Hermosillo, was pas senger from the south, en route to Fl Paso. MT. NJ expected to go into the state of Durango to take charge of an office of the company.
The oasis., 1896-06-13
SooALEs NOTES.

this office.
 ]. w. Hill, formerly with Fleiseher Bros. has gone to Fairbank.
 Wednesday morning Mrs J E. Wal ton returned from Mlnas Prietas.
 Sunday Ed. Titcomb went to Wash ington Camp returning Wednesday.
 Wm. Barnett was ln from the Ari- zona ranch the fore part of this week.
 For Yankee notions of all sorts send toF Von Borstel, Guaymas, Sonora. <
 Jose Pima has accepted the agency of the Singer sewing machine in No- gales
 Saturday of last week Mir !. W. Will son came up from Prietas to visit his family.
 Last Saturday Mrs. J. J. Chatham and her lttleones came up from Min as PrietaS.
 Last Saturday MT. George Kuhn came up from MInas Prietas, en route to Chicago.
 Lieut.. H. o. Fllpper left on the south bound train Monday night en route to Altar.
 For staple and fancy groceries of the best quality order of K. Von Borstel. Guaymas.
 M r Carrillo, the well known Tue son clothing man, was visitor at Nogales Monday.
 D. A. Sanford, proprietor of the im- mense ranch that bears his name, was in Nogales Monday.
 Go to F. Won Borstel, Guaymas, So- nora. for hardware and mining imple- ments of all kinds.
 Don Jose Plerson, the genial pro- prietor of the Hacienda del Clbuta, was in town Monday.
 A H. Norcross, one 0. the first en- gineers on the x. M x A. railroad, was m Nogales Tuesday.
 sunday morning Frank Vaughn came up from Minas Prletas to visit his family and see his new nephew.
 Monday evening Charlie Holler left for Guaymas to take the position of operator for the railway company.
 Last Saturday morning MT. George kuhns, the well known machinist, came up from Prietas, en route east.
 MoEEy TO LOAN S20O to s2,OO0 Nogales Building & Loan Association. Apply to R. D. George, Asst. Sec'y
 Pocket Kodaks for sale by Cheno- weth x Mix Will take orders for larger sizes. Call and see samples of work.
 Tuesday morning NIT. A. Bulle, the well known Guaymas merchant, passed Nogales en route to the City of Mexico.
 WANTED A machinlst, also young man who has had experience at the lathe. Address W. L. Malone, Batuc, Sonora, Mexico.
 Monday TIE OASIS office received a very pleasant fraternal visit from Se- hoI Belisario Valencia, the able editor of El Sol of Hermosillo.
 Unless you are we'll shod you are not well dressed. Go to R. Vasquez at the Red House, and buy pair of ele- gant and stylish shoes.
 Next Tuesday evening at the resi- dence of Miss Luisa Mascare1as, the Ladies Annex of the Nogales Athletic Club will give social party.
 Last Saturday Mrs. k. F. Rowell, | came up from Minas Prletas, en route to San Francisco. Professor Powell accompanied her as far as Benson,