The oasis., 1896-10-24
 Saturday, October 24, 1896.
Republican Rally

As per announcement of last week Judge J. II. Kibbey of PhmnlS, and General Thos. r. Wilson of Tucson, addressed the voters of Nogales on the issues of the day at the Nogales opera house last Saturday evening. The meeting was held under the auspices of the local county committee and MT. w. J. EKey presided with becoming grace and dignity.
 Judge Kibhey was the first speaker of the evening" and he presented a clear cut, able argument co the econ omic and financial doctrines Of the re- publican party, which was replete with valuable information, and very convincing in the manner of prescnta- tion. He also made an effective argu- ment for the election of Mir. DOran to congress, contrasting the long and splendid record of the republican nominee with the records made by the two opposing candidates He pointed out that in eight years service in con- gress Mark Smith has done little, If anything for Arizona, while during the very years that Mark was idling away in Washington the delegates from Montana, Idaho and Wyoming the two latter both Inferior to Arizona in population and natural resources Utah, Washington and Dakota, had secured statehood for their respective territories Dakota as two states be- side large appropriations for public institutions. Mir. O'Neil's weakness as a candidate was pointed out in the fact that as populist delegate in congress he would herd off with a few wild and woody grangers, without weight, influence or votes, incapable of helping him in any way, or aiding him to effect anything for Arizona.
 General Wilson's speech was opened with a kindly allustw '- Mir. DOran's candidacy, the speaker gracefully acknowledging his error in opposing his nomination in the Phoenix cOnyen- tion, and admitting him by long odds the strongest and best republican who could have been put forward to bear the party standard. The most of the speech was devoted to presentation of the candidates on the county ticket their availability and capacity for the various offices for which they have been named. The general is an old campaigner, and can make rOnsinq speech. On this occasion he laboTed under the disadvantage of suffering from severely sore throat, which had been greatly irritated by speaking iI the open air at BiSOee, the sulphur fumes from the shelter, with whict the air is laden, having greatly irri- tated the membranes.
 Just received at Chenoweth & Mil the celebrated Dr. Semmes Electro Magnetic belt. 1t acts directly on the neyes and heart and reanimates debil- itated nerve force and muscular power. It inyigorates and polarize: every atom-of nerve matter in the body. Through it's direct action or the heart it causes powerful tircula tion of the blood, stimulating within and driving disease cut. It will cure Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Constipa tion, etc. Diseases of the Spine, Sto mach, Bowels, Liver Kidneys, Womb Oyaries and all that class of disease: denominated general and nervous de bility. Call and examine.
 Nogales Town Council.
 The Nogales Town Council met il special session Monday evening, Octo ber 19, 1896. Present Mayor c. A Avery: Councilmen Gebler and Brick wood; Town Clerk Cumming.
 There was received and placed or file report of the chief of the fire de partment announcing that Nogalei Hose Co.,, No. l, was organized Jan' 16, 1896. Ordered that the report b. accepted.
 Council adjourned.