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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
Dermii4tes.

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5Gu 5roucisco battle benz FARMER
Gnnin III Stanlsians gounln /. 800
8ieroe, sum 3heit ebfer TafIe, auf bic
@eibe seaeben. iuie es fdriut, aber nur
fir einen Mouat Suttersef6 int 8orous
beSablt. ga Die @eihe aber faum eineu
haim Sutter onrbietet uno @antn Dime
Gclo nibts ber9eben iuolIte. muBten eie
armen 2hlcre entTeBliden Sunaer lei
oen; so oeriffben iino efenoialrd crepirt
unc orr Goit big auf etpa 80, Die burd1
Die gin5dunung brnfen uno ~geniigenSe
@eioe fanbsn, iino Dem Ser6unaern
nabe. Mc@artbb erfldtt iest, er babe
uerseblib oeriudt, eiren Sbeil Der
YferSe, in Die er elm 8erm6aen BON
800. 900 9eitedt babe, 5u pertnufen, INN
ole Mittef gum 5utteranfani gu ertper-
Der; er babe ferner ben 5arrer gnntp
oriuseno eriu6t, Die Gferbe gu f~ittern
II. J.. ~, uno bieier lei nod benz Nbfoms
men bu5u peipflidtet eepeisn. Ste
4sridte lperoen ndhitbem iiber cteIe
Gedtsfla9e 81 entiteiben habfn; Die
Dffeutlidle Meiuun9 bat jebo9 ttreiia
Ocu 5armcr @antp afs einen sefibuoIer
Wtnidcn serlttet. in0sm er, ocr Suttel
uruauf belibt, Die arnleu 3bie:s tor Iei,
mn Iu9en ldmme,lid% utrgunssrn lai1er
f%onnte. Gin Sibeliprud lautet: ,,9el
@sredte erbarmt iid ieines g;e9es, abel
ons SerS beg @ottlolen lit unbarm6er.
&c."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

Simpn g. Surtmaun bon Tunnel'
ton, 8eit.Sir9inin Tilt felt eiuem
SATIRE Oil Wa9enf,dmpfen unb muBte unz
ter dt5tli6er Bebanolun9 itunbenlan9
qla'upIe gdmer5cn aus6atten. gor
Sar5em entIdloB Ell iid, gbamberloln's
Wittel 5ur 2inberuiis berarti9er 9iarr'
b0e- unb Gboleraanidae on5utuenber.
gr ia9t: Cine 9Ofis perIddffte mir
iofort grleidteruug. 9as faun i'd bon
feirem anoeren Mtttet b%ebaupten. gu
faufen BEL @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

Sn bieien 2agen beg 9elepbon, 9rle
srapben uuo Der @leftrlcitdt uno oes
9ampfes, t6nnen bic 2eute ni6t Gage
ooer Stunoen lang auf Grleidterune
iparien. 9eB9alb ufferireu ,pir sud
One Minute Cough Cure. @cber
2nye, nod G%tuubeu, nod Minuten
uersebeu ebe SIR @rleidterun9 be-
fontmt.-@alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

Gin @err oreIe5 9ouutps, oer at
9e5elduete5 llrtbeil beiibt, iagte fir5-
LID su uns, pnB CT feline Biae femme,
ole 10 gut fir llnoerbuu!ldfeit. Sart,
lCibi9teit mo Qeber 2eioen lei, iuie De.
@itts Iittle @arlp &iiers.-8alfer
6rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
ID l0eruna sarunb b.

&i4ter (dum 9ieb): Atio, Sic &c.
lteGcn Dem Serru Stuoioius ben lleber~
iieBer geitohteu gu baben! 80nneu Sic
tineu MtlIoeruasssruno aneebeu?
Diet: .. ia!
&i6ier: llno iuel1ea?
9leb: ST bate i'm nod ultt be-
SnGlt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

9 d des . It / d ION.
@qes is sic uersdnslid; Dos fisft
mIer am 9nebbdeu, an 9ebbten; oeI II
oas &nebbden reiBt ab un0 oas Debt g..
den miro leer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
81 c d I d III q d + q I.

": SIRE 5rnu @emabtin iua ia Der,
emit nis sdn9erin iebr bsrilbmt &C.
iuciun lein.
y: las wia l6 meinen. 1ie usriUtr-
oct ou6 in DER &u6a nur ie;bit eTrun'
acne QOrbeer6ldtter!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
s. e u d /.

&arum 10 perflmmt, .Serr Giiei-
for?
Mh, Serr &ittmeiter, ioeben 8Orb
befommen!
&urb betommen. .@as 1T benn
Dos?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

Sopipcb lit bic otrefte 5ol0e bon
'lnucronulIdfcit NIB Wn9enleloen.
Nian bcieitiJe pieie our6 ben @ebruud,
Don 9eQ8itts 2itt(e @urly RilerS unb
fuer 8Upiiueb ueribiuinoet. Die be-
liebien tleinen 9iGen iiberaQ.-@alfer
SrC3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

5rnncois-5luB nnb 10000 in Den bet
oeu Greue @Osur Seen.
Gn Dfn Oiaae- uno MOrenu 6lus
Uiro im Wtai cine srU6e Nniabl inn9er
ihuarjer 8arihe (blnd bnF) aus9eirbi
lUtroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

9e8i!ts &it6 SaSel 6alue turlrl
5. q. @O,ca uOm idlimmften Sal bon
@cSemu, Der jcmals i'm Staate Subj
II porfam g5 turirt 8erbribun9en,
8~ranowunoen, nGte 8ei1ipiire uno Der.
teblt niemals 9dmorrboiben 81 furiren.
-1SaIfer Nrns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
., bas mar elm SnurtipaB!
1br Rnabe miro feinen lrlonat ldnz
ger leben.

Obr Rndbe miro fetnen lflondt ldnz
ger leben.
9as it's mas Serrn @ilmer Brutun,
"a Miu StraBe, Soutb @aeoner. MaB.
BON ben QerStcn 9eia9t iDnroe. gein
Sobn lit all elmer 2uusenfranfhett, Die
uOn 2ppbus 9efOlgt mar unb er bate
ben Ner5ten 1875 be5obtt, ais bicielben
i'm aufsaben, inoem iie ertldrten, boB
fem Sobn nidt mebr ldnser als einen
MOnat leben iperbe. gr oeriu6te bann
o9r. Sings Rem Discovery une Der
@ebraud BON elm paar 5laihen CAB ibm
leiue @eiunbbeit tpieber uno bef6biate
ibn our Irbeit Su sebeu. @r iost, bas
er ieine berSeitise CUTE @eiunbbeit Or.
SIT 60 Neiu Discovery 3u ~peronnfen
bat nno tueiB, baB es bic bette Mteoisln
at9en 2unsentranfheit lift, Die es in Der
@elt siebt. Brobeflniden iino gu baben
in 8alfer Bros spotbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

SIR @atte 9ebt iuobl germ sur
Sa9o?
., Der lcioet idUn mebr an-6alen-
perfol9un9spabu!
Gerui d. ten0e &ritit.
@ie bat S9uen meine nett. Gras6bie
9efalsn?
8, bas mar elm 9nurtipaB!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
y e g | ii . ct unterrebur

y e 9 | ii D II nterreoure q.
@nrum ipre9eu Sic 10 imtlm nit benz
9~lcbba9er S6rsr a6din?
@ausbcrr: Nun bon benz Bdnst ia
ab, iuas 9etoht luiro!
Bir Wlini6en %unieren 4unoen nit
6ut0eiteu, baB 0ne Winute Cough
Cure etn Iideres uno 5uuerldhises Seil'
mittel iir ainoer lit, iuelde bic 8rduHe,
@rtdltungen, !0eIirrteit ooer 2unsens
%ent5iinoun9 babeu. @s lit lei5t einau-
nebmen unc tnrirt ldneu.--Walter
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
Snocr 3 D d 1ute.

: n0cr 8 3 d. I d u c.
GeBrcl: NEos bat Der 9a,l WtoUr &C.
tbau, ais CT 81 l~ciuer Amalie 5u,ildse-
fegrt par?
GduIcrin: Seinc g 6Mlois
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

Gs lit tcin 8unoerotn9. @s furirt
uldt Nac5 ater es fmirt Sdmorrboi.
ocn. 0as 1T IS mas 0cgBitts @itd
Qajcl SaIpe fcr,t9 brin9t uno bat es
III Dunocrten upn Jduen 9eiban.-8aI-
ter 2jfC5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
9 9nelI 3 Otlette G.

6rau u: SDre alte aDbir ibeint NIT
lbter 9lusgnu9s-9o ilette immer idnel
Icrll8 81 leiH.
S-du V: gle binoct cine iaubers
Sdir5t uOr, ltedt III ieoes Sbr ein
Gdi BEN NSnite,-ons 1T nuea!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
Gin 0ankbarer Dntient,

Der uidt aenarnt iein mill uuo fetne p%pIIadneiee
!5efluna bon fd,fperem 2eioen elmer TIT eiaem Sofs
tprbu6 aneesebeueu elriuet o%eroaHft, last ourh
inns oaIIeIbe fpffenfrci an feline Ieioeuoen Wtitrnens
F4en ueri6iden. Sieies erpBe Bud, beutib ooer
engIiIb. sntb1It He,epfe, bic In ieoer gppthefe ge:
md6t tuerben f6nueu. Sdidt Cure Aorefle NIT
Briefmarfe IN ,,1rfrdf Slinie une &tspenfdrp,"
IS gB. IL. Ctr, Stem 9orf, q. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
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SalOon sGafbans
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

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tuost m 81 @cou.f al Nb,s'n rti Is 81 -1-leI.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27

81 j d ibrer u n Il d f..
Serr: @elde g,finbuns bnl.en sic
fir Die orDBte, mein 5tdulein?
4lte Sun9fer. Sen S1feier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-03-27
NUM- & LUETHY'S,

SdHbrn-g aOpi4nGtiier,
ltltin- mo }iitr-SaIdOn,
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The oasis., 1896-08-22
zubIate iDIstrict.

About nine miles east of Minas Prietas is located the old ZUbiate mine, which has been worked for leo years, and in that time has produced about fifteen millions of dollars. Oi late considerable prospecting has been done in the vicinity and at least two good properties are in course of devel- opment, while several other claims promise well. Senores Jesus Santa Cruz, Juan FimbreS, and others have the San Juan mine, on which they have sunk shaft lS0 feet deep and at that depth have ledge over three feet wide, from which the ore runs from Sl30 to $500 per ton. Ten tons of rock recently shipped sold for $25OO, net cash. Messrs. Wright & Forsee have El Trobador, which lies between the Zubiate and the San Juan, and has big ledge, thirty-fve feet in width. From the croppings very satisfactory assays have been made, and the owners are confident chat with depth the ledge will prove very valuable, The best assays have come from I streak eight feet in width. which give an average of BPS, gold. A tunnel is being run to cut the ledge at a depth of i5O, and is now in about 100 feet. They expect the ledge is now about forty feet away from the face of the tunnel. Before the first of September the ledge will be reached and the owners will know just what they have.
 Should the properties in course of development turn out well they will make one of the best camps in Sonora for wood and water in great abund- ance are right at hand.
The oasis., 1896-08-22
SONORA SETTINGS.
A Collection of Happen enings in ike State
 Over the Line.

Elaborate preparation is under way at Magdalena for the annual cele bra tion of the fiesta of San Francisco. It will begin September 18th, and last ten days.
 MT. W. E. Goldman, agent at Guay- mas for the Waters-Pierce oil Co.,, has gone down the coast to MaEatlan, La Paz, and other points, on tour of inspection.
 Seiior Don Jose M. de la Vega, the admiral of the Mexican navy, is visit ing Guaymas, on tour of inspection of the war vessels of the. republic in Pacific waters. A round of social en- tertainments in honor of his visit is in course of execution.
 At the railway depot at Hermosillo, one day last week, thief sIatched from his fob the watch of Jas. Speedy of NOgaleS. Speedy cOllared the fel- low and turned him over to an officer. The following day the culprit was sent to serve penal term in the Mex ican army.
 MT. Culloden of the Sonora railway, has raised the price of his fox terrier recently purchased from MT. A. J. Grlswold of Nogales. The dog has learned to balance ball on his nose. throw 1t in the air and catch it. That single accomplishment raised the price from one thousand dollars, gold, to fifteen hundred dollars.
 The new mill of the Mexican Gold & Silver Recovery Co.,, at Cerro Colo rado started up on the 18th inst. The plant consists of two TusLin mills and q battery of cyanide tanks for treat ing the pulp as it comes from the ma chimes. The capacity is about fifty tons of ore daily. Everything is re- ported working favorably.
The oasis., 1896-08-22
MORALES NOTES.
A Ranniag Account of Occurrences In the
 Line Cities.
An IntsrnatIonal Occasion.

Taking advantage of the presence on the line of officers of both armies, last Sunday evening U. $. Consul k. Hughs Long and Vice Consul k. D. George entertained select company of those gentlemen with a dinner at the Montezuma restaurant, and the occasion will long be remembered as one of the most notable social events ever occurring on the border,
 Those present were Governor r. FL gueroa, of Sonora, Mexican Consul Manuel Mascare1as, Lieutenant Colo nei F. Kosterltzski, Of La Gendarme- ria Fiscal, Major NJ. Rivera of the 5th Battalion, Captain Lauro Candini Of the l7th Regiment, Adjutant Pascual Camou, Captain K. CCrtez, Lieutenant Colonel J. NJ. Bacon, First U. s. Cav airy, commanding officer Of Fort Hua- chuca, Captain Dodge and Lieutenant Seyburn of Co. c, Twenty-fourth U. s. Infantry, Lieutenant Brewer of the 7th Cavalry, Captain l.. w. Mix, Con- sul Long and Vice Consul George.
 To the regret of all present Colonel Juan Fen0chio of La Gendarmeria Fiscal, was absent on account of illness.
 After the good things upon the table had received full attention sew eral of the gentlemen present made pleasant and happy speeches, all testi- flying to the cordial good will and fra ternity existing between the people of the two republics. Colonel kacon proposed the health of President Diaz, one of the greatest soldiers and states men in all history. Governor Figue- roa expressed the sincere thanks of his people for the assistance rendered by Americans during tho recent trouble. and Colonel Kosterlitzski and Consul Mascareiias each paid an elo- quent tribute tO the government of the United States and the greatness of It's people.
 The gentlemen remained around the board until late hour, and dispersed with regret that occasions so pleasant occur so infrequently and are so short in their duration.
The oasis., 1896-08-22
NogaIes Town Council.

Saturday evening August l5, l8g6-an adjourned meeting from August 3rd. Present COuncilmen BrickwoOd, Mix, Avery and Gebler.
 In the absence of Mayor Herrera, Councilman c. A. Avery acted as chairman pro tem.
 The resignation of Councilman Fred Herrera, presented at former meet ing, was taken up and accepted
 Captain J. J. Noon was placed in nomination for councilman to fill the vacancy caused by resignation of Councilman Herrera, and elected by unanimous vote.
 Councilman-elect Noon appeared aud qualified.
 Councilman c. A. Avery was nom- inated and unanimously elected mayor to fill the vacancy caused by resigna- tion of Mayor Herrera.
 Mayor Avery assigned Councilman Noon to serve on the same committees to which Councilman Avery had been originally assigned.
 The street committee was in- strncted to inspect the Crawford street bridge and have done such re- pairs as may be found necessary.
 Following bills were allowed and ordered paid:
 Thos. Mora, night watch. .a.... .SI6. 50 w. P. B. Field, making dupli-
 cate tax roll ll............ 25.0 The clerk was instructed to notify Chas. F. HoiI to put telephone into the town clerks office.
 The beard adjourned to meet as hoard Of equalization Monday, August l7th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 On Monday, August l7th, the board met as board of equalization. Pre- sent Mayor Avery. Councilmen Brick wood, Gebler, Mix and Noon; Clerk D. J. Cumming.
 The assessment roll having been delivered to the board by the assessor, it was examined and compared with the roll of 1895
 The assessments of the following named property owners were changed as described:
 on lot l, block ,, reduced from $375 to S200.
 Josefa S V. de Bojorquez- Lot 8, block 5 raised from sS0v to sl250. I'm proyements on lot :, block 3, raised from 5000 to $500.
 Mrs. Comber Buckner--lmprove ments on lot 2l, block ?, reduced from 5000 to $750.
 James Breen-Lot [, block 2, raised from $500 to sl22O.
 l.. Ephraim-Lot 4, block ?, raised $720 to$l220. Improvements on same, raised from $500 to $2,000. Personal property, raised from nothing to $500. J. M. A. de Fregoso-Improvements on lot 6, block 3, raised from $500 to $500.
 l.. Luketich- Improvements on lot 5, block 3, raised from S750 to sl400.
 The board took a recess until Tues day morning at 10 o'clock.
 Theo. Gebler-Personal property re- duced from $3,050 to $2,550.
 Beard met in final session August 18th, at 10 o'clock a. m. The board proceeded to establish the tax levy at six mills on the dollar, and the collector is instructed to col lect the taxesin accordance herewith. Said taxes are declared to be deln- quent, if unpaid, twenty days from date, viz; September 18th, 1896.
 The board of equalization then ad- journed sine die.
The oasis., 1896-08-22
Whole No. I72
The Insurrectlonists.

All the week the United States troops under command of Colonel Ba- con have been securing the country north of the international line, look ing for those engaged in the attack OR the Mexican custom house Wednesday of last week, and the Sonora side of the line has been well worked for miles by the Mexican troops under command Of ColOnels Eenochio and Kosterlitzski.
 Colonel Bacon has had two troops of cavalry, E and K of the Seventh; com manded by Lieutenant Bullock and Captain Hare respectively, working the country about the San Xavier mission, and other points in the vicin- aty of Tucson; Captain DOdge's com paHy of the Twenty-f0urth Infantry is operating in the vicinity of Tubac, and Captain Bonus with Troop A of the First Cavalry, has operated to- ward AriHaca. The latter command returned to Calabasas Tuesday even ing and has since been there.
 Sunday evening Captain Dodge sent iu three men he had captured, and on Monday evening a fourth. They are n0w all in jail awaiting examination
 
 stands until arrival of the U. s. dis trict attorney.
 On the Sonora side of the line there are four prisoneIs in jail. One of them, named Francisco Nasquez, has outlined history of the movement aud the intentions of the leaders. He says Arvizu came to Greateryille, where Vasquez was at work, on the 9th,, and enlisted nineteen Yaquis there. They moved to Huehabi on the 1lth, and were there joined by tWen ty-tye others. Before daylight of the I2th they attacked the custom house, and were successful But for Lieutenant PipeTs prompt action in turning his guns loose upon them they would have carried out the next steps in the pl,ogramme-viz: get the money out of the vaults of the custom house, loot the town, and move on Magdale- ma. The plan was to reach Mazda lena on the 16th. At that place they were to be joined by force from the Yaqui river. Col. kosterlitzski is officially informed that band of armed Yaquis was seen near Mazda lena on the 14th. With failure of the attack on Nogales they retired. Mag dalena captured and footed the plan was dthen, to move on HermoSillo, gathering arms and adherents en route, and appear at the Sonora capital with more than 1000 armed men. The rest of the plan involved movement to the Yaqui river from -Hermcsillo, after the capture of that mlace, junction with the fighting Va tNuis there, and an expulsion of all Mexicans- whether soldiers or civil iians-from that valley, with a con- Uilete overturning of the present con- RJituted authority in the state of How far they could have carried that plan is a matter of con- lecture only. Lieutenant Piper upset it;ail at the first turn in the road.
 fDHE OASIS is in receipt of anumber of wery interesting Spanish papers ffBOm Manuel Escalada, of the firm of lEscalada Bros. who is visiting his hcme dn the province of Santander, Spain.
 Prof. N. Geo. Warlng, the noted mineraloglst, arrived from Tyrone, Pa, "Wednesday evening of this week, en route into Sonora on professional business.
 It is autlloritatiyely stated that Harry Siokles, formerly located at No gales, is now in Mazatlan running a large saloon and doing fine business.
The oasis., 1896-08-22

Thursday evening a few invited guests gathered at the residence of Don Manuel Mascareiias, where a pleasant evening was heartily enjoyed by all. The feature of the entertain ment was the piano music of Misses Jesus and El0sa Ramirez. After eleven o'clock the young people had a pleasant 'bailecito." The following were those who attended: Gov, and Mrs. F. Figueroa, Capt and Mrs. l.. W Mix, Mrs. c. J. Gonzales, Mrs. Sofia H0ller, Misses Luisa Mascarefas, Je- sus, Amalla and Eloisa Ramirez, Ma nuela Escalante, Elena Montijo, Clara Holler, Col J. N. Bacon, Caledonia Ortiz, Alberto, Manuel and Guillermo Mascareiias, R. Hughs Long, R Buel- ma, M. Bird.
 Nine year oid McBrayer's Whiskey and Franklin County Club, pure old and mellow, recommended by leading physicians; at the bar and by the bot tle or gallon.
 ''The Casino"
 LULLEY & CALIsHER.
 Last Saturday evening Mr. H. A. Smith, well known at Nogales, re- turned from Denver, Cripple Creek and other points in Colorado, where he has been the past year. He was en route into Sonora, and went below this week.
 Tuesday morning MT. Joe Thompson came up from Prietas to visit a few days, if not called by Superintendent. Nyman to return to the great gold camp to look out for the masonry work going on there.
 We Sell the Best" Drew, Selby & Co.'S fine shoes, combining all the lux uries of fit, style and quality. at prices which defy competition. The Red House-R. Vasquez.
 "The kind Of friend to hayep will be the pastors subject at the Metho- dist church tomorrow morning. "The question of the day. will be the eve ni0g subject,
The oasis., 1896-08-22

MT. Herrera is in receipt of a letter from Mir. E. D. Self, formerly manager for the SoEora Copper Co.,. who is now in Johannesburg, South Africa, con- sulting engineer for heavy company. He describes the place as very lively, with a climate similar to that of No gales.
The oasis., 1896-08-22

Colonel Robert S. Williams of Flor ence, a hotel man widely known throughout Arizona, has bought the Montezuma hotel, and will hereafter conduct that famous hosteiry. Colonel Williams was at Nogales Thursday to close the deal.
The oasis., 1896-08-22

La Favorita," Imperials. Four for twenty-five cents at La Flor de Flu mar cigar factory, Calle Elias, three doors south of International st.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-03-03

The Publishers Weekly hears OF the
lady who, in returning gallery proofs
Of her book, remarked to the publisher
that it was all right, but she didn't
"like pages quite SO long," nor did she
want the shook printed on one side of
the page only" She must have been
the twin sister of the bookseller, who,
received copy of an uncut book,
wrote the following to a published
II hsve received the books you sent
One of them is not bound properly.
Two of the edges (side and bottom)
are left uncut, while the other edge OF
the leaves (top) is cut and gilded
Shall take it at half price or return
it?"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-03-03
Decision Relating TO Wives.

The Massachusetts Supreme Court
has just rendered decision which j.
very important as affecting the rela-
ton of husband and wife. The court
says: by virtue of this legislation d
married woman becomes, in view OF
the la ", "a distinct and independent per-
son from her husband, not only in res
pect to her right TO own property, but
also in respect to her right to use her
time for the purpose of earning money
on her sole and separate account. She
may perform labor and is entitled To
her wages or earnings. 1T she com
plies with the statutary requirements
as TO recording certificate she may
carry on any trade or business on her
sole aud separate account, and take
the profits, If profits there are, as her
separate property. Her husband
can appropriate neither her earnings
nor her time, but he is obliged to sup
port her as In the old regime He has
lew rights left, though, for certain
Limited extent, as for example, In fix
ing the domicile and in being respon.
-ible under ordinary circumstances for
its orderly management, the husband
-
sachusetts women certainly seem to
have no difficulty in getting their
rights, suffrage or no suffrage.--Bos-
ton Letter.