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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-29

Purchase
1923 Pieces

Are to be added to the Sill lverware sale.
A cash Offer, coupled with election un-
certainty caused a jObber to accept our
figure. Therefore the genuine Rogers
goods, every piece stamped with the
name Rogers" and warranted to wear.
Probably enough for today and to.
morrow:
Tea Spoons. s SO instead Of $i.5O
khlVtS ...... l.2J instead of 2.hO
Forks ..S.... Ia instead of Ia
Table Spoons 15O instead of 800
There's few more pieces left in
the Hollow Ware line. Here's a list of
all that's left. Two days hence there
will be none of them,
IS Butterdishes to be sold at about Zoe.
Look for the Yellow Tag.
II Cracker Jars, all one price, Sl,25 each,
worth 500.
Look for the Yellow Tag.
There are only nine castors left and
they're too cheap to last long. Better
come for one Of them as soon as pos-
sible If you want one.
Prices from 9sc to $3.50, worth double
Look for the Yellow Tag.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-29
Sugar Bowls

Separate sugar bowls with tea spoon
rack, making a sugar bowl and spoon
holder in one piece, Csc. to $1.90.
Look for the Yellow Tag.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-29
Fern Dishes

81 AS buys a nice silver-plated Fern
Dish that sold for s.. As last week.
Look for the Yellow Tag.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
Trant u. Dan. 9eraus9eber be

Trant u. DAN, 9%erausseber bss
in Tairmont erideinenben rMartin So.
@sntinsl", uno weleer Dor jwei Sabrsn
auf Dem rspublitaniiden T,det als Vices
@ouuerneur srmdblt wuroe, bat jener
Yartsi, ME u,ele anbere beroorrascnoe
ysiter, 0iientlid pallet seiast. Dies 1T
ME es tomnlsn muBte; Minneiota lit
elm Mterbuu:S taat, uno teiner, no man
eruarten burfts, bag ielbitbentenoe uno
IS nit Gem @obl oes 2anoes ebrli@meis
nenoe @epublitaner bic bon Der Natios
nal: gonpention perl1riebene @olbpiQe
aus Barteianbansli@teit obne Weiterss
uerjdluden wiiroen. DIE parteipeiti9e
iibt bic Ma4t, wel9e lie friiber beiob,
ntdt mebr aus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Mn Die oeuti@e Beuolterun9 bes
Yanoes ersebt Der Mufruf, ii@ an elmer
Sammlun9 su betbeilisen, beren grtras
CUR Grri@tun9 zines Qebrituls fir beuts
ide Sprade uno 2iteratur al Der tatbos
liiben lniueriitdt Nmerltas in @aibs
inaton permenbet werben lou. Der
Nufruf menoet lid natiirli4 in erlter
9inie an bic INSTRUMENTATION &a>
tboliten, er nimmt iuoeiIen ielbituer:
itdnbli9 bas Sntereile a1er @ebiloeten
bes ganoes, ;umal oos Der Deuti9en
aQer misunderstanding fir ii9 in
Mnipru4. Sir eihe groienur Der cell
til6en Spraden al oerielben l1niueriitat
baben bic Srldnoer nabe;u $50, 900 ju=
lammensebra@t. llno jeet iberle9e man
iid ben relatiuen Wertb pom celtii9er
unb beutlder @pra@e uno Hiteratur!
@o1l bic 9roBe Mebr5abl Der cipililirten
Welt weiB gar ni@t, baB es cine celtic
ibe @pra9e 9ibt ODER se9eben bat. Oer
Nufruf lit BON Dem beruorraaenoen
beutl9: amsritanii@en l1niuerltdts> pro>
feilor uno @elebrten Misr. S@roeber
in @aibin9tou unterjeidnet moroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Die idmer3bafteNen Nierens uno
Blaiens2 eiben tSnnsn innerbulb ie@s
Stunben bur9 ben @ebrau9 uon New
Great South American Kidney
Cure Selinoert weroen. Dieies neue
6eilmittel bat iiberal Staunen errest
pesen Der Yromptbeit, nit weI@er bass
ielbe aQe Sdmeraen in ben Nieren, Der
9lals, benz &iden unb ben 9arnsGas
ndlen bel beioen @eidle6tern linoert.
Benn Sbr cine idneue Qinberuns unb
elm 9elmittel in bieler 9inii@t nStbis
babt, 10 1T bies bic ri@tise Nr5nei.
3u babsn it Mnb. 5. Gdteins Npotbete.
9teu ulm, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
Der burb feline oltentatiue Mbiaa

Der burd feline oitentatiue Nbiase
al bic republitanii@e Yartei 10 iebr in
ben goroersruno 9etretene Senator 9p.
M. Seller Don COLORADO seb0rt uie0ei9t
ni9t gu ben beoeutcnoiten 8olititern oes
Qanoes, aber bod gu ben ebrliditen uno
mutbisiten. Daber lit es woblbesreifs
LID, oaB cine aroBe Nn;abl 0 Silbsrz
Ieuten i'm ols @onoioaten fir bic Yrd>
iioenti@aft auiite1en m0@te. @tott Der
ibIi@en giosrapie oes ia i@on in we'ten
&reiien betonnten Mannes iei bier cir
3ns aus ieinem Yeben ersdblt, Der ses
eisnet lit, feline Berionli@teit gu 9aratz
ter.liren:- IS mar am Sag, an benz bic
9ta@ri@t pom Der Grmorouns 2incolns
na9 2eaouiue, Colo, no Seller bamals
ais Mouotot prattisirte, %9elanste. Yin
Ber9orbeiter battle bic unbeoa@te MeuBe<
runa setban: rGr itarb nidt gu frib!"
Das 9emiitblole, unpatriotii@e @ort
wuroe entriiitet weiter9etrasen unb bel
Ginbru@ Der Na@t orans Elm Wob in
bic @cbauiun9 oes Mannes uno i9leppte
i'm na@ elmer 0fientliden 9a(e, no elm
2pn@9eri@t abebalten wuroe. Das Qe>
ben bes Nermlteu mar bereits permirtt,
unb man berietb nur nod Iber bic Co.
oesart, ais y. SO. Seller, trot ser I'M
i%tdnoisen Warnuns ieiner Trsunoe, ber>
beiseeilt tam uno ii@ swii@en ben Mtann
uno bic aufsereste Men9e iteute, fir ben
Nnsetlasten eineu ri@tisen 9ro3eB in
Denper %uerlan9enb. IS beourf tie ieiner
9an3en ueberreounsstunlt, aber aud Der
9anjen populariiat, bic er i9on bomals
bela6, UNI bic @eiiter . melt 3u berubi>
gen, oaB CT ben unbeoa@ten v1o@uer:
ratber" als ieinen ei9enen @efansenen
bur@ bic Wense binbur9 na@ benz
Babnbof transportiren %tonnte, bon mo
Ct Jpn na@ Denuer bra@te, mas natiir>
LID benz Manne bas 2eben rettete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
Die lstte Wo9e in st. Saul obaes

pic lstte Wo9e in st. Saul abaes
baltene republitaniib e Staatsconuention
NOR i'm @an;en senommen cine rs@t
sabme Niiars. Die politii@e Maidme
mar 10 gut sei@misrt, baB NQes ME Elm
llbrwert lief. Dauio so. Glo"sb uurs
be, ME 81 erwarten itano, nit GROCER
Mebrbsit bel ber eriten Nbltimmuns ais
@ouuerneur nominirt unb iein Ufitbes
msrbsr Sobn 8. Gibbs besniiste lid nit
Dem sweiten Ylat auf Dem Eidet ais
lieutenant. q ouperneur. Wiebernomis
uirt wurbem q. Z. GGrmer ais Staatss
G59atmeiiter, Nlb. Berg als Staatsz
Sstretdr uno 9enrp %. gibbs ais
@eneralsW nmalt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
Scbpobricb 8 Sop,
- OdtoIer In -
Trij@em Tleii@, @Irfen, ,e.

BefeIte Daaren merbeu mad alien Sbeilen
Der @tabt fret ms 9aus 9~eliefert.
Sir Sdla9tpieb, fette S4meine, 9Gute
unb @o0e mirb Der b04ite Marftpreis be-
;ablt.
GppIeS 8tbause, Rinmetpta 9traBe.
yfew ulm, Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

bic Silber:& epublitaner bes estates
baben Elm Manifelt erlo6en, norm iie
ertldren, ooB ie Der partei na@ @nz
nabme elmer @olb>S Standards latform
ni9t ldnser an9eb0ren t0nnen. Inter
ben unter3ei@nern oes Manifeites befins
let li@ GomareBob9eoroneter 6. 81.
Gomne pon Oulutb, Gr>@on9reBab9e>
orbneter Sobn Nino Don New ulm,
County nwalt Trant g.. Siege unb
Sobn DAY Smitb uon Minneapolis,
Sobn 9. Sanborn BON ct. saul, lau>
ter prominente Yolititer in ben &eiben
Der republitan,i@en Partei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
8udlenS Nrnica=S albe.

Die bette Gable in Der @elt fir @un:
ben, Suetl@unsen, @@nittmunoen, &C.
i9mire, @al5fluB. Tle@ten, ouf9eiprunz
gene bdnoe, Trol tbeu(en, 3ibnerau9en
uno ale 9autausi@lase uno beilt nn>
feblbar 9%dmorrboioen. @oafdnoiae
Befrleoisuns 3useiidert, ODER feline 8ez
3abluns uerlanst. preis. IS Gents bic
@9a4tel. 3u baben BEL 8. ". Olien,
Nem ulm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Mm Dienitas wuree in @bieaso bic
bemotratil@e Nationalsg Convention e.:
0iinet unb seitern ols mir CUR Pre6e
sinsen, mar oaielbit Der politii3e SER
entelel i'm i@Onlten 9rooeln, aber ME
bas @eri@t ausfoqen ,wirb, lieB ii@ bel
bonn berridenben Durdeinanber our Set
i9wer uorausieben. Die Silberanban'
ger i@einen inbeB u%olltanbi9e @ontroQe
iber bic Convention gu beliten unb
merben iomit au9 mabri@einli@ ,br
feit9eiettes Yro9ramm CUR Dur@fab>
runs brin9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
&ebntc Il &tinbart
Els Company.

Oieielbe bat mGbrenb bes @inters eirer
9roben @orratb pom trpitaubeQem us fir
6eu Sommerbe6ari ein9ele8t unb 1T nunmebr
bereit. inter l,beralen 8%ebin9uu9eng eiteuun=
9eu baraui iomobl fir ben @ei@aits= als
Samiliensebrou4 ent9e9enjunebmem. Ger
9ieferun9 uon Sis al Yriuat= Samilien mirb
bic 9r0bte Nuimertiamteit 9ei4entt. @esen
bes Maberen wenoe mar ii4 al Sris @ebnte
ODER War &einbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

NQe @elt weiB 10 s.emli@, wer Wcs
Smiley, Der reYublitaniide Prdiibents
i@aitssGanoioat lit. aber iebr @enise
baben cine Soee. wer 9obart, Der nomis
nirte Siee.B Ord NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T.
ginem We@ie!blatt, wsl1es nit ben
0erbdltniiien bes 2eeteren 3iemli9 senau
betannt lit, entnebmsu mir bic iolsenbe
Sdiloeruns iiber bic yieIieitis,eit oess
ielben: v9err 9obart lit Brdiibent BON
Der Paia.c 8oter Company, BON Der
Nquadanod Mater Company. BON Der
Morris @ouutp Giienbabn Company,
uno BON Der Yateriom electric Giienbabn
@eieQi@aft; ferner Director Der yiew
Yore, Su%squebanna & Weitern unb Der
2ebis9 4 9ueiun @iuer giienbabnen.
Der l. Nationalbant pom Yaterion, Der
Paterion Sauinss Sniitution. Der 9i.
oneer Gilt Company, Der Beoples Gas
Sight Company uno Der Paterion Glecs
trio ei9bt COMPANY. 9err 9obart 1T
AUDI em uielieitiser Nnwalt - bas beiBt
er lit Corporations Wnwalt fir bic Gait
Seriep Water Company. bic @eit Mils
foro 8ater Storase Company, bic
Montclair Nater Company unb usrz
Idieoener anoerer @eieli9aftem, bsren
Sntere1en nit Dem sroBen Waner:Spns
oitat Gins linb. gr lit AUDI Ouettor III
Der Gong Brand uno Der 9isblano @as
ter Companion, iomie S9uemeiiter Der
Geoar 2awn Cemetery Company unb
Ginger Yanes@ eieaidaften, iowie Yrds
lioent ODER Director in einem Outeno
tleinerer Gorporationen. 6erner sebort
9err 0obart Dem Serwaltun9sratb elmer
aroBen giienbubn:&% erbinoun9 an. oeren
80 prdiioenten i'm lettes Sabr als einen
Der brei S9isosri9tsr erwdblten, oeren
Yfidt IS lit, ale uortommenoen MiBz
ueritdnonids(?) swii&en Mitslieoern Der
T%ereini9un9 frieoli3 bei;ulesen. 9e>
iaste gereinisuus reprdientirt bas sroBte
Giienbabns& apital Der @elt. 0aB poz
bart Elm erfolere,@er Wei9dftsmann lit,
benefit Der um1tano, oaB er iber cine
Miuiom periust. IS lit taum notbmens
big, perrn 9obarts Garriere nod meiter
gu uerfolsen, es lei 1t nod seio9t, baB
oeri elbe Mit9lieo oes republitanii3en
NationalsG omites ma uno es uerltebt,
mie mon Tabritanten, Bantiers unb
@iienbabn : @eieQldafteu gu i@r0pfen
bat. Der @runo fir feline 9anbioatur
liest tlar ouf Der 9ano. 9obart ioQ
aus ieiner e.9enen Gai3e ODER oenen' Der
nit ibm %uerbunoenen @eieQi@uften einen
anIebnli&en Gbeil gum 8ablfonb (Gors
ruptionsfono lit ri@tiser) beiiteuern;
letterer bat einsis ben 3wed, bic ameris
tanii@e Politit 81 unter9raben, ben
Wiqen bes Soltes nd@iten Mouember gu
beiiesen uno bailelbe in bic 9dnbe ieiner
aussuliefern. "-(Wer nod baran
;meifelt, oaB iener 9obart Elm Gorporas
Monopols: unb Mammonstne9t
y eriter Site" lit, Der ;iebe nod in Be-
tradt, baB er feline domination leoisli9
ben @olo:@ u9erern pon @aQitreet 3u
peroanten bat.-b. &.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

bic fInfsebn 9r0Bten Oeltuds Taz
britanten bes 2anoes baben cine Comb:
nation sebiloet uno Elm Clearing
9ouie" ober Central a%uptquartier,
nit benz Site in Bolton, sesriinbet,
wel9es bic Gertdufe uno be Brobuttion
re9eln iou. Der 3we& Der Combine
ton 1T - ME bic E%asespreiie gang uns
perfroren beri@tet - Nuire@terbalturs
Der @reiie unb 0ermeiouns Der bas &c:
i@dft i@aoiseneen Concurrent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Sur 3eit weroen wD@entli@ etwu
3ebn neue Yopuliiten> 3eitunsen 9e9rins
bet. Dies CUR Berubisun9 D%erienisen,
bic iortseiest %bebaupten, bic @oltspartei
lie9e in Den lebten Si9en. Cine Bartsi.
bic ii6er mebr ols 3weitaui eno 3citunsen
uerfiist, oentt ii9erli@ nidt ans Sters
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
Yeter 6 @erer.
&nmber a"e &pblem,
GerteriraBe, Netp ul1n, Minn.

@Qe Nrten pom 8auboln ols @alten, gret=
ter, uS9inoeln, 2atten, Moulbin9s ulm., rnb
bic belten Sortel1 &oblen Itets al Sanb.
urter a3uli4erun9 prompter ,nb reeler
Seoienrn9 empfeble i'd mid ber Bep0lterun9
Don Nem ulm unb nm9e9eub beitens.
Better S9erer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
&turm0erNOerun0

Ole neuliben s%turmiddben baber se3e'st. Dab @ers
tderuns ssaen S4aben. pom Minbitiirmen uno ESrnaz
ibaben, unb Id made beBbalb barauf aufmertiam. bab
Id @olieen in ben ,uuerlaiftshen SeieQi@aften gu 10 bill.
lisen Ereiien aui l, 8 oesr 8 Sabre ansltteae" ta""' bay
Miemanb Sic serinse Iussabe iaeren ioute:
w III. 3 aenbtr
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
Rem Il | III, Mittwo9 ben 8. Suli

Perr Sec. 4. emitb bon Der SEQ. 8. Smith gsan'
tel Co.. 2ouisoiae. Qp. f4reibt INTERN 20. Gebruar
1894: .11usefdbr elm Sabr lang lit ID fdrdtsrli& ON
Persbef9meroen. bic 70 f9lir,m muroen. baB ID I'M
Bett oufiteu u.ubte, I'M 2uft su befommen. Sd
u,uBte uein 0eiddft ~aufseben nnb tonnte faum UNI
berf@lei&en. Uaeiu Jreuno 9err Sulius 6. @osbt
elmer unferer berourrosenbiten @potbeier. rietb mir.
Il NIT ST. MiIes' 3eart Cure aa oeriu9en. Na& CT
brau@ BON et.uos iber elmer Glaf6e perfamanben bic
e9u,eraen fomobI ols bos Sersslopfen. Sd babe
ieitbsr ni@t bic serinsften 9efaweroeu> sefabIt unb
sebe beute meinen @efdaftsu 10 reseImdBis nod als
ie auoor."
l1eberaI bel ApotbeSern III baben. Bud tber 3ero
unb ylerpen fret p~ertanbt. Wan %aoretire:
Dr.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ST. Riles' 6etlmittel MAIDEN seiuns.
The oasis., 1896-03-07

appropriately dressed in white, with stars of silver on the dress and the the name Arizona" in letters gold. She was without crown, typical of Arizona's attitude, desiring the crown of statehoodl Faith, Hope and Char ity posed as watching Arizona and Liberty. These three Christian gra- ces were represented by Ida Temple, Nellie Gray and Annie Armitage. They were dressed in white, with stars and badges of silver, wearing floral wreaths as headpIeces. While the states were posed "Americar was sung behind the curtain.
 Then came "the Shaking Quakers," seven little girls and one little boy. Tue girls were dressed in black with white aprons and bonnets, the boy with wide pantaloons and broad brimmed hat.
 |' Then followed Good Night" sung by eight little girls in their night dresses, each with her dolly in her arms and lighted candle in one hand
 The next number was a comedy in one act, Rascal Pat in which the characters were admirably presented by L. D. Rediield, Mrs. ". M. Zeek and Miss Laura Blackidge.
 The succeeding number was duet sung by Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Calf, ''In the Starlight"
 The evenings entertainment closed with a one act comedy, "Lucy's Old Manl." the characters sustained by l.. RedHeld, Howard Marsh, James Rob- erts, A. '. Smith, Mrs. Zeek and An nie Armltage.
 Mir K. S. Webster filled the posi- tion of master of ceremonies with his usual grace and aplomb. The enter tainment realized S4l. 20, and was very successful however considered.
 Conductor Geo. Pendell is taking a mach needed rest,
The oasis., 1896-03-07
washington's Birthday Entertainment at
 Benson.

At Benson, on the evening of Wash lngton's Birthday large audience att tended the excellent entertainment which had been arranged by the ladies of the Protestant church for the ben fit of the church fund.
 A very interesting programme had been arranged, and 1t was carried out with fine effect. The Star Spangled Banner" was the opening number, and was sung effectively by full cho- rus.
 The next number was drill by ten little boys, clad in the old Continent al costume, blue coats, white small clothes, buckled shoes, three cornered hats and swords. The little fellows had been finely drilled, and carried out their eyolutions vita promptness and precision.
 Miss Ida Temple sang a solo, At the Threshold"
 Miss Florence Armitage recited "In Grandmother's Time, ? and the next was violin solo by MT- Fillmore.
 The next on the programme was "Washington's Visionyn in two scenes. The first scene represented Washing ton reclining on a courh, and the thir- teen original states passed In review before him, each state represented by a lady dressed in black, wihh a white cape and crown, the cape bearing in letters of gold the name of the state represented. StanEhnac above vas tht Goddess of Liberty Mr. Howard Marsh sustained the part of Washing ton and Miss Kate GRHran that of the Goddess of Liberty. The second scene represented Liberty in the same po- sitlon, as in the first, with Arizona a suppllaDt-in token of the desire of the territory for statehood. Miss Rena Fin represented kLrizopa, being
The oasis., 1896-03-07
ITEMS FROM oRITTENDEN.

Mrs. John Smith is very i'll at the date of this writing.
 John Smith is erecting large tank derrick on his hotel premises.
 Report says that the force on the Trench mine has been reduced from 100 to 30 men.
 Mrs. ". H. Barnett will start east soon for the purpose of visiting rela- tiyes and friends residing in Phila- delphia.
 w. H. Randall is fast recovering his old time health and yigor under the skillful care and treatment of Doctor Welles of Nogales.
 It is said that all the teams that left here after the Fitzgerald fizzle, and went to Globe to haul for the Globe Mining Co.,, are practically idle. That they have not paid expenses since their arrival there.
 The great drawback to the success of the Crittenden school is the lack of sufficient number of children of school age. The cause of this may be found in the fact that out of total voting population of twenty-two or three only four or five are married men, all the remainder being confirmed old bachelors. The few have done all in their power to further the interests of the school and now think about time the bachelors did something.
 A jolly party of gentlemen recently spent weeks outing with MT. R. R. Richardson at his home near here. Among the number were Royal A. Johnson and George Schofield of Tue son. Also several from Cleveland, Ohio. With the days passed in riding, hunting, sightseeing, etc., and tue evenings all congregated in the spa cious reception room well supplied with easy chairs, a glowing fire place, and, last but not least, side board lit- eraly grooming under it's load of choice brands of cigars, etc, who would for a moment question the unanimous yer dict of every one present that as genial host and all round entertainers, MT. Richardson has few equals and is excelled by none.
The oasis., 1896-03-07


 THE Nogales town board Is to be complmented upon the promptness with which it has taken steps on be- half of the people to secure title to a town site. Under the plan which will be followed the land including the town site which will be granted will all be surveyed and plated in lots and blocks, title to which will vest in the town of Nogales with the town board as trustees. All who now own pro perty will be given deeds by the board. Then all the other lots on the plat will be sold, as purchasers desire, and the money will go into the town treasury,
The oasis., 1896-03-07

IN A well woven romance the Flor ence Tribune tells how the brain of ths editor of TIE OASIS was once re- moved by a skilful surgeon and lost. Such an operation could not be per formed upon Reppy, for he never had a brain to extract; and there is no evidence of his ever having had any thing at the other erd of his backbone.
The oasis., 1896-03-07
News NotIons and NoreltIes.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods, etc., etc.
 SONORA NEWS COMPANY.
The oasis., 1896-03-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OF MORALES, ARIZONA.
Saturday March 7, 1896.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the first Monday in April. 1896, the qualified voters of the Town of Nogales, County of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona. will hold an election for the following officers:
 Councilmen Clerk
 Marshal
 Street Shperintendent Polls will be open from s q. m. to 6 D. m., in the warehouse of the Arizona Commercial Co on the railroad reservation. Dated at Nogales Thursday March 5, lsgJ
 FRED H HgRRERA, Mayor, D. J. CUNNING, Town Clerk.
The oasis., 1896-03-07
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting incl dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other diseases ofthe skin is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlsins Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and favorite rem edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil- plains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
 Try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, they are just what horse needs when in bad condi- ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
 For Sale by Chenoweth & Mix.
The oasis., 1896-03-07

TIE Nogales custom house crowd expect to hold over through the com ing succession of republican admins trations by virtue Of ''ciyil seryice.' Why, hang it. there's nothing civil about their service.
The oasis., 1896-03-07

ITI Isa curious civil servlce reform which expects to hold democrats in of flee in the coming republican adminis- tration, and shut out republicans now.
The oasis., 1896-03-07

IE COMMON with other Arizona re- publicans TIE OASIS editor is in re- ceipt of letter from Hon. N. O.. Murphy announcing that he will not be a candidate for reelection to con gress.
The oasis., 1896-03-07
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an election for 2 School Trustee for Nogales School District No. l4. will be held at the school house in No- gales on Saturday March ss ls96 between the houns of o'clock am. and o'clock D. m.
 II. K, CHEsowETH,
 Clerk Of School Board. MORALES, March 9th, 1896.
The oasis., 1896-03-07
FOR CITY MARSHAL

The Undersigned hereby announces that he will be candidate for Marshal of the Town of Nogales at the approaching Spring Election. JAMES SPEEDY.
 Nogales, Feb 21 1896.
The oasis., 1896-03-07
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE.

The undersigned will be candidate for School Trustee at the School Election for No- gales School District No. 14 at the regular election Saturday, March 2s, 1896.
 #. x. CHENOWETH. Nogales. March 7th. 1885.
The oasis., 1896-03-07
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CITY MARSHAL

Notice Is hereby given that the under signed will be candidate for Marshal at the election to be held on the first Monday in April. .IOHN ". ROBERTS.
 Nogales, March E. 1896,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-01-16

worst. A day or two before the we'd
ding in comes old Mis- johnson and
says: Shut up the doors tight says
she, and the winders. I've got some.
thing to tell you that'll make your hair
rise up she says, whisperin'-lik So
/ shut the door, she n-workin' her hands
together like one possessed. It's about
Melindy,' she went on. He's been hnd
got tombstone for her. 'WhoT asked
/, MS II didn't know, but my knees
knocked together and felt bit sick.
Mortimer Barbour says she. My
grandson, Johnnie, was after birds
nest In a tree over in his yard. The limb
broke, and down he went right onto tho
roof of the old courthouse, that hasn't
been used for years. 1t went In under
him like finder, and as soon as he could
pick himself up and found no bones
broke, what should he see but new
white gravestone a-settin' up quite pert
in corner against some rubbish. He
went up to it, and he snys as true us the
Bible he saw melinda Barbour" cut on
It, and the date she is a-goin' to die I
don't believe it, says !, but | WINS nll
a-faint, and had to go and make MS each
n cup of tea, so we could bear up un.
der 1t.
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Mis- Johnson said we'd go ourselves
and see. And we did go, Mortimer be-
1
In away in the fields, and got into the
courthouse. II was towards dark, and
we shook with the cold, though It was
u warm day in June. We'd brought a
bit of candle with us, and Mis- johnson