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The oasis., 1897-05-22
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Mir P. Cazabon is rapidly complei ing the extensive changes and alter ations he Is making in his hotel, on the corners where International street is joined by Railroad avenue and Gale Elias, facing on one side the railway depot; and he expects to have it ready to reopen about the first of June What was formerly the kitchen has now been converted into the general dining room, giving large, com modlOus room, light and well ycntia- ted, with fronts on both International street and Railroad avenue. The ladies dining room will be the smaller room fronting on Calle Elias, hereto fore devoted to that purpose. That has been remodeled and greatly impro- sed, rendering 1t much more cosy and nomelike. What was formerly the general dining room has now been devoted to the kitchen and short order counter A large range has been put into the back side of the room, beneath great ventilator which readily carries the hot air, steam and smoke through the roof, the active circulation making cool and pleasant the place where the cooks stand. The range combines some decided improve mcnts introduced by MT Cazabon himself. The lire climber is larger than ordi:iary, and Instead Of opening to the front as is usually the case, tU the annoyance and discomfort Of the cook, 1t opens at the side, where the door out oI the way, is fully as convent ent and much more satisfactory. The short order counter is long and ample in dimensions and faces the customer as he enters the room through doors which open on Railroad avenue. The bar room is the same apartment here tofore devoted to that purpose with entrances from both Calle Elias and international street. It will be al- ways supplied with tho finest iInpor- ted and domestic wines, liquors and cordials and the finest Moxican cigars, Inc cuisine of the new establishment will be maintained at the same high standard for which Mine Host Caza- bon has always been famous. Every delicacy the market affords will bo provided and always cooked and served ID the most tempting and appetizlng manner. Mr. CazabOn assures TnE OASIS that when hc Tevpcus he will be prepared and willing tu board all Of NOgales as well as the traveilng public
The oasis., 1897-05-22

GENERAL MILES will not have a chance to take the wrinkles out of his uniform. The war in Thessaly will be ended .before he reaches London.
The oasis., 1897-05-22

TIE boiler plate editorials of the Citizen in favor of a single gold stand ard are so heavy that they cause the motion of that venerable and highly respectable newspaper to look lop- sided.
The oasis., 1897-05-22
WHITE WINGED PEACE.

The people of Sonora and Mexico are to be congratulated upon the happy termination of the long and deyasta- ting war against the yaquis which was so happily terminated by the peace ratified with all due ceremony at Ortiz a week ago. Peace removes from the faIr state an incubus which has been blight upon it's prosperity, and has done much to retard It's advancement and development.
 While the warfare waged by the Yaquis has been conducted without the horrible atrocities with which other Indians have conducted hostil- ities, 1t has been. nevertheless, an Indian war, for to the timid investor in Europe or the east, and to the would be colonist, there are no dis functions, and the fact that war exist ed in Sonora kept them away. With that removed by the generous and lasting peace now accorded there will be new impe tus to the flow of capi- tai, and development will take on q new and greater activity.
 To the Yaquis tue peace will also give great benefits. The large area of land aggregating about quarter of a million acres set apart for their occu- patton is the very pick of the great Yaqui river valley. They will grow any thing which grows any where on the globe and their products can reach the markets of the world by the cheap est of all methods of transportation water. While the lands are divided into seven "pueblos", and will proba- bly, be cultivated by the Yaquis as communities, one for each pueblo, they include an area which would give at least one thousand acres to every man, woman and child in the tribe. With their well known industry and frugality and such a capital, it will be 6 matter of bnt a generation or so before the Yaqui communities will be among the wealthiest and best situa- ted of the kind anywhere in the world.
 In the happy culmination Of their arduous campaign against the Ya- quis, General Luis K. Torres. the commander under whose auspices the military operations have been conducted through the past three years, and his capable and efficient subordinates, Geteral Lorenzo Torres, Colonels Peinado, Pena, Martinez and Hernandez, have accomplished great results, the benefits from which will never cease to flow, and they have we'll earned the commendation of the Mexican government and people.
The oasis., 1897-05-22

BRYAN's chances for election on q free silver platform in 1900 have gone glimmering. The Citizens boiler plate, gold standard articles, have forever settled that.
The oasis., 1897-05-22

Anyone desiring to purchase desira- ble residence lots in Moons Addition to Nogales, are advised to call on Cap tain J. J. Noon.
The oasis., 1897-05-22
SONORA SETTINGS.


 Tarachi, In tho Sierra Madrc, after A lot of supplies
 MT. Jas. C. Millar of Tucson, has charge of the bridge gang working on repairs of bridges and buildings on the lower end of the Sonora road.
 Mr. Andres Rebeil, the well known Tucson merchant, and his family, have been visiting Guaymas a couple of weeks. Wednesday they returned home.
 MT. Sol Levy, formerly with Mr. II. Wolf at Guaymas, has gone to Mazda lena to accept position in the eX- tensive mercantile house of NJ. Latz X Brother.
 The Las Planchas Mining Co.,, THE OASIS is informed by Manager Miguel BOrnlo) has liquidated, and Captain Bornio Is organizing new company to work the Colorado mine--n the immediate vicinity.
 Messrs. Fred Sterling and L. Barnes are developing the Llano mine, three miles west of Llano station. They are down forty-tiye feet, and have a two foot ledge of free milling gold ore which averages one hundred dollars per ton.
 Mrs. c. c. Bowman, wife Of the agent for the Sonora railway at Torres, and her husbands sister, Miss Lena Bowman, who has been visiting there since December, started for the home of the latter at Clayton, \. M., on Monday of the present week
 Mir. +. Nj. Crocker, the new consular agent for the United States at Guay- mas, has fitted up rooms for an office in the second story of the building at the corner of Calle del Muelle and VIII avenue, The new quarters are very comfortable and pleasant.
 To get their machinery and sup plies to San Antonio, the laqui River Mining Co. built road from Soyopa, distance Of nine miles. The inteu- ticn was to load it on boats and float 1t down the river from Seyopa; but il was afterward thought safer to pur- sue the other plan.
 MT. F.. L. Campbell, San Fran cisco attorney, visited Sonora last week in the interest of the people who were figuring on taking over the concession for smelting plant at Hermosilo. It is reported that he intimated that he would advise against the feasibility of the scheme.
 Recently Mexican caught large sea lobster in the Yerba Buena river, 9 miles above it's junction with the Soyopa river. It had come up that river ? miles from the Yaqui, and up the latter river about 200 miles, ascen- ding rapids and falls of no mean size and numerous. When caught it was some miles above a high fall. The man who caught it thought it was q devil and smashed 1t.
 Sunday Manager J. A. Naugle and Auditor II. A. Culloden of the Sonora and x. Nj. & A. Railways, received official telegraphic information that on the first of June the formal trans fer of the line between Benson and Guaymas will be made to the South ern Pacific, and they were instructed to take inventories and facilitate the work so far as possible In the work the Santa Fe company will be repre- sented by MT. II. c. Short, General Travelling Auditor, who is coming from Topeka for that purpose.
 Anyone desiring to purchase deSira-
The oasis., 1897-05-22

AN INDIANA philosopher has discoy- cred that the new woman is not at all new. He says she is "the same old woman airing her home manners in public.r
The oasis., 1897-05-22

Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and children's shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red Holse--R. Yasquez.
The oasis., 1897-05-22
New Lead SmeIter For Sale.

Ono sfNty-ton stack lead shelter. built ny Colorado Iron Works, complete with ali ti11 latest improvements. with Root blower, ~ sufficient capacity for two stocks whoie outfit entirely now meyer been in use, Ih Sonora. all duties paid, will bo. sold VT.
 sonora Railway. Apply to TuE OAsIs pipoe
The oasis., 1897-05-22

THE ice cream business is in danger from method, newly invented, for freezing whisky.
The oasis., 1897-05-22

When stopping at Benson don't for get the old reliable Trask House. Open both day and night.
The oasis., 1897-05-22

PERU has joined the gold bug na tions. The "wider use of silver, z seems to progress crab fashion.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07

how to make the young people en-.
10y themselves at such places, rs
She sees that they have plenty Of
ard to keep from getting "stuck y
Misses Eta Cannon Josie and Cal.
ie Doss carried their candy home,
and will mail it to their best fell.
lows o. soon as it wlll do 10 muil
1t vas a hard matter to keep Wash
Kilg0re from taking the whole pot
full home, as he thought il was e.
nough to do him aud his wife al
winter John Bach and Mr.
Jones we've too law to pull any
candy. so they were begging what
they could.
XEBO.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07
Meeting at McNabb Mines

The meeting at Rock Church, Nc
Nabb Mines was opened by the
Rev. Jacob HoutS, Sunday las,
when the funeral of Mrs. Polly Hale
was preached, The services have
Oeen continued from day to day un,
ii. Friday evening and this has re-
suited in 81 conversions, II being
on Friday evening A strong reng,
lous sentiment seems to be prevailing
in the community, and the meeting,
will be continued. Some so people
have already joined the church,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07

w &. Moore, wlo formerly Fept
grocery at this place. was along
with the Chapel boys, and ampired a
very satisfactory game.
S. P. Pryor has gone to Pikeville.
He will be engaged il church work
until Christ las and after that will
enter school at that place.
The dry weather still continues.
We are almost afraid to say how
many weeks 1t is since we had ram
but the fact is Ee want rain and
want it bad.
The meeting ut McNabh mines
closed on Sunday at II with 33 con-
versions, 85 accessions, and Is bap-
tisns. The services viii DC resumed
Oct 80 at tie same place.
At public Sale on Saturday Il e
Pryor eff 3ts were disposed of. Mr.
S. +. Pr or goes to Pikeville for a
year, w. 5. Pryor will board with
| Mir. and Mrs. Y. Lasater, and Edgar
and Edwin will live with their bro
| ther Mathew.
WE PAY CASH each WEEK
to men all over U. S, to sell Stark
trees--cheapest, BEST. Outfit free =
cakes no money to TRY the work. AL
so want CLUB MAKBRs-get theil
trees free. Drop us postal; name
referen yes. Stark Nursery, Loulsl
ana, Mo, Or Rockport, Ill.
s@ESays the Plkeville Banner of las
r week: The protracted m eeting heIC
by Rev. Whitener, of Dayton, anC
Rev. Sam Pryor, of Sequachee, ha
been attended by large and attent v
! audiences. The meeting will con
! Time until Saturday night,
A few weeks ago the editor WI
taken with a severe cold that cause,
l nm to be in most miserable condl
g tiou. 1t was undoubtedly ba
case of la grippe and recognizing
t as dangerous he took lnmediat
i steps to bring about speedy cur,
From the advertisement Of Chamber
+ lain's Cough Remedy and the man
good recommendations include
therein, we concluoed 10 make a fir,
trial of the medicine. To say tia
it was satisfactory in its results,
= putting it very mildly indeed.
" acted like magic and the result was
speedy and permanent cure. W
s have no hesitancy in recommendin
/. this excellent Cough Remedy to an
h one afflicted with a cough or cold j
d any form.--The Banner of Libert,
II Libertytown, Maryland. The % all
d 50 cent sizes for sale by c. II. d.
V wilson.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07
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S45 w. Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
no THE CREDITORS OF
Z. e, SMART, DEC'D.

In obedience to an order made by
the Chancery Court at Jasper. Tenn,
in the case of w. Z. Byers ana all
other creditors of the estate of Z. Z.
Smart, decd, against Geo. w. An
derson, Executor and Trustee ct al,
the creditors of said E. L. Smart are
hereby notified to come forward and
have themselves made party to this
proceedings, and file and prove their
claims before the Clerk and Master
before the next term OF this Court
(4th Monday in Feb'y next } and all
creditors within the jurisdiction Of this
Court are enjoined from lnstitutiug
separate snts for the colleodon of
these CLAIMS.
This Sept. 80th, 1897.
a /, PiITs, G. & U.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07
Caroline Chapel.
ZEBO

Miss Mary Francis is seriously
i'll
W. c, Moore was in Jasper Mon
day.
IN. Knox was in Jasper LIST
Monday,
Mrs. W. G, spangler visited Miss
Mary Francis last Wednesday.
Mrs. Wash Kilgore, of Victoria,
was visiting home folks last Mon
day.
Rev. George Rogers will preach
al the Chapel next Saturday night
and Sunday,
Mrs. Newt Knox is thought to
be some better at this writing but
| is still very low.
Mr.. jeff Lewis has already har
vested about 100 bushel Of peas anu
is not through yet.
Mrs. Lon Smith, o. Alabama, il
visiting her sister Miss Mary Fran,
cis who is very sick.
Mr.. J. H. Wiseman and family
of Dickson's Cove, were visiting a
William Sharp's last week.
We deeply sympathlze with Mr.
and Mrs U. u. Harr IN the los
of their little infant 1t was bur
led at the Knox graveyard Tuesda,
evening.
Prof Graydon closed his singing
school at this place last 1hursda
might, There must be something
more enticing 70 the Professor thar
teaching a singing school as h
seems loath to leave us, in SO mUcl
as he began another singing schoo
at the Chapel las Monday com
mencing at p. M, every day.
/ Our school at this place we ar,
sorry to say will soon close. W,
think the community should Civ,
Prot. Henson the praise for tn
quietness he has had in the schoo
this year. There has been no fight
ing or scratching as is usually tn
case at this place. Everything ha
passed off SO smoothly and well
that We think he deserves grpa
credit from both parents aud child
ren.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07
Yellow Fever Germs

breed in the bowels. Kill them and
you are safe from the awful disease.
Cascarets destroy the germs through
out the system and make it Imposs-
ible for new ones to form. Cascar-
cts are the only reliable safe. guard
for young and old against Yellow
Jack. lOc, Csc, SOC. All druggists
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07
Yellow Jack Preventative.

Guard against Yellow Jack by
keeping the system thoroughly clean
and free from germ breeding matter.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will clean
the system and kill all contagious
disease germs, Sept30Im
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07

Rain wanted.

When viii it rain again?
r. J. Brown went to Victoria aad
Caroline Chapel Monday.
The Toledo Weekly Blade and the
News, 81 per year, cash in advance
Henry Kent is still working on his
well and reports plents Of good va
ter.
We will give 81 per bushel for
good wheat IN payment OF subScrIP'
tions.
CAsc4RETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never slcken, weaken
or gripe. lOc,
Geo. Mark Brown, OF Victoria,
played with the Sequachee boys Sat
irday morning,
JUsr try a 1Oc. box Of Cascarets,
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
Blank Deeds. Mortgage Deeds
and Chattel Mortgage Deeds for sale
At this Office, II
The Dramatic Club held It's Fegu-
lar meeting Saturday night An
other play will be acted shortly.
Mr. Jas. Dixon, of Chattanooga
Building and Loan Association, wa.
in town Monday evening and left foi
Jasper Tuesday,
Miss Myrtlo Rogers has been via
iting at Jasper recently. Several 0
our young men are looking rathe
lugubrious IN consequence.
VIM. Houts, of Brownsville, wa
in town Monday. lie has lately ha'
built new house and thinks h
will like it better than paying rent
The chances are that if Losslbl
500 acres of wheat will be planted
right here for the coming year
Shall we have a mill to take care o
it on the spotf
The proper thing for the farmer
to do now is to attend TO anythn
which is needed on their farms, s
that when the rain comes all ca
take hold of the blowing,
A pain in the chest is nature
warning that pneumonia IS threaten
ed. Dampen a piece of flannel wit
Chamberlain'S Pain Balm and bin
over the sat of pain, and another o.
the back between the shoulders, an
prompt relief will follow. Sold b.
g. ii. Davidson,
Gustafson Bros, at the Valv
Works, have lately filled an orde
for valves tor the RoAue Iron Con
pany, and keep steadily on maxim
tuyeres and coolers for the T. c.,
81 R, R'd Co. The tuyeres now col
structed are from the plans and dt
Signs of Col Gains, who has apple
for patent
Those who believe chronic diai
rDa to be iLcurable should read whi
Mr.. z. Z. GrIsham, Of Gaars Mill
La, has to say on the subject, viz:
have been a sufferer from chron
dlmrhpa ever since the war and hav
z tried all kinds OF medicine for 1t, 4
last / found a remedy that effected
cure and that was ChamberlaIu's Go
ic, Cholera and Diarlhea Remedy
This medicine can always be dePep,
ed on for collie, cholera morbus, DIV
eutary and diArrhBa. 1t is pIe1saI
TO take and never fails to effect
.ure. 25 and so cent sizes for sa
b. G; II, Davidson.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07
Group Quickly Cured.

MOUNTAIN GLEN, Ark.-Our chill
dren were suffering d'lth Group when
we received bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t afforded
almost instant rellef.-F. a. THoRx.
TON. Tbis celebrated remedy is foi
sale by c. II. Davidson.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-10-07
Victoria.

Supt. Anderson was in the city
Thurs lny evening.
I.is reported that the coke ov-
ems at this place are-are-are-
here.
Making molasses seems to be the
leading attraction in Victoria this
week.
Miss Eliza Cannon spent last
week at Ga k Grove, visiting her
sisted Mrs. Alder,
Capt. B. NJ Rice. of Inman passs
ed through hero Monday an rYute
to South Pittsnurg.
Geo. Doss has been reinstated as
brakeman on the railroad, which
we are glad To learn.
Mr.. B B Rodgers has opened up
a new grocery store at this place.
We wish him much success.
Mr.. L. G Brown, of Chattouoo.
ga came out Mond. " evening and
spent the night with his nephew,
j. B. WUmack.
Alex. Doss says he will have to
nuv about thirteen gJllons of mo-
lAsses to help paw his men for
working up his CANE,
Misses Jennie andl Lizzie BrOohy
went 10 Jasper Tuesday morning
TO attend the funera Of the infant
of MIR aud Mrs. Gvo, Rollins, Of
: Pikeylie,
2 MIR W. A. Turner has been ap,
pointed p Btmoster at this place
AS we have to have republican
pm. we think the SO lection was all
! right.
Miss Ida Rollins, of Pikeville il
A visiting the family Mr.. ed Bro
t phy this week. Miss Ida is an &C
q compished young lady and heI
! many friends are always glad t,
!. have her with them,
Y We are sorry to learn that ouI
1 neIghbOr and friend Mr.. L. A. Dea
q kins and family will move u
i Chattanooga TOR during thei
: ,tay they have erdeared themse
t ves,to us, and it is hard to Civ
a them up We visa them mucl
E prosperiry and ha ppiness in thei
q lev home.
We understand that an enter
tainment is to be given in the nea
- fu,ure at the new school house, f0
the purpose Of buying some book
Tor the Sards Sunday school. Th
committee has been appointed t.
prepare a program and set time
!. for the eJltertaiHn ent, which will
be sent to the News for publication
Ar. W. A. Turner and Mrs. Min
e ME Young will superinttnd the al
" fair,
~ On Tuesday night quite a GROVE
g., Oh our young lOAHe, anu lew Olde
, ones decided they would have a
= cd time candy Stretching," so I
= bout dark a good crowd had gath
; cred at the cane mill near the resi-
Y dence of Mr.. A. Doss. MIR. Levi
3 the polite aud 90 iging foreman ,
i0 the mil gave us a gallon of moIa
ses and then the fun began.
was hard to tell who was euisf COO
MIR. Lewis or Womsck, though the
L. both had a finger in the pie. Aflt
en- the candy was made, Misses Ett
r. Lewis aud Ellza Cannon seemed
cd be the only cXpFr,s at stretching
n Wumack mad very nice piece
or oauay bu IA the fourth round /
'dropped his candy" in the san
80 TINT it rulued the taste of
Mrs, George DOse knows exact
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