The oasis., 1896-10-03
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Saturday, October 3, 1896.
AoRossrHE Bo1sDEs

eiuei sisJe1s ulu JnlS very same Uhlng
 El Paso Herald: Two prominent
 young Juarez society men are said to
 be in durance vile over there on charge
 of swindling Adolf Duchesne out of
 S7OO.
 Two Republics: A number of stone
 idols wrought out have just passed
 into the hands of the National Mu-
 scum. They were brought from San
 Juan Teotihuacan and other points.
 El Paso Herald: The Mexican Gen. tral is about to receive from the Rhode Island Locomotive Works at Providence, k. l., monster locomo- tive weighing l30 tons, to be used in the mountainous region of the road.
 A company is being organized in Monterey, with capital of $50, GOO to raise oranges on an extensive scale. Appropriate lands have been selected for the operations of the company and expert orange growers will be in charge. Good results are expected from this proposition.
 Two Republics: The sacristan of the church of the Soledad discovered sneak thief in the act of making of with some of the yaluables belonging to the sacred editice. The church official called policeman to his as- sistance and the sacrilegiOus thief was arrested and taken to the cOmi-. Saria.
 El Paso Herald A dozen well known Mexicans have been missing from Nsleta since the raiding began. and 1t IS given out cold there that they joined the outfit that raided Pa lomas. There are forty Mexican cay airy at Guadalupe, fifty miles down the river, so there IS not much danger of anything breaking loose there.
 Two Republics: Reports from the governor of Michoacan show that the crops in that state are short this year on account of the prolonged drouth. In one or two districts, which have been blessed with more rain than the rest of the state, the crops will be up to the average but elsewhere there will be shortage.
 Mr. Ges. w. Bradley, who was at ho2ales this week, informed TIE OASIS that during his absence he has received information that at San Jose de Gracia, another very large body of | high-grade gold ore has been encoun- tered in Las Minas Purisimas V An nexes, which properties MT. Bradley sold to Symon < Camacho, about eighteen months ago.
 Two Republics: It appears pro- bable that the famous haciendas Las Marquesanas, once the property of the c0nqueror of Mexico, Herman Cor tez, will soon be purchased by an Eng fish syndicate who will at once start big Improvements on the estate. NeQo- tidtions have been in progress for a year or so and there is every prospect that the sale will be consunmated be- fore long.
 The Darlington, Wis, Journal says editorially of popular patent medi- cine: We know from experience that Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar- hoea Remedy is all that is claimed for it. as two occasions it stopped excru- ciatlng pains and possibly saved us from an untimely grave. We would not rest easy over night without it Tn the house." This remedy undoubted- " saves more pain and suffering than any other medicine in the world. Every family should keep it in the house, for it Is sure to be needed sooner or later. For sale by Cheno- weth < Mix. Two Republics: "The Golden Book of the United States of Mexico is the name of an elaborate work which is now in the printers hands. It has been prepared by number of adher. ents to General Porfirio Diaz for pre- sentation to the chief magistrate. when the oath office as constitutional president of the republic of Mexico ] for the coming term shall be adminis- tered to him on Nov. 1st. The text ' pf the book will consist of autographs l from the most influential citizens of Mexico. It will be printed in the Spanish, French, German and English n Haa