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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-01
MUSIC AND DRAMA

The Bazaar and Carnival to be giver
on the evenings of December Z, s, 9, and
10, at the Garfield hall by the ladies oil
st. Johns church will be one of the most
elaborate affairs ever held in this city
There will be fancy and domestic arti-
cles, dolls, confectionery and flowers fol-
sale, and toothsome luncheons will be
served in the daintiest manner. The
stage programs for the four evenings
will be different and will present many
attractive features. The children's drill,
under the direction of Miss Esther Nix
on, will include tiny tots in graceful
movements and bewitching costumes.
The ladies in charge are sparing no ef-
forts to make the carnival a success.
The eminent tragedian, Thomas w.
Keene, accompanied by Charles B.
Hanford, will appear at tine Crawford
Grand on next Wednesday evening, in
Richard Ill" From his varied roper
toire, ne has selected play in which ne
has realized one Of the most popular sue
cess OF his brilliant career. He brings
with him a company Of twenty-three
persons, many of they old and esteemed
public favorites, and all coming with
the pronounced endorsement OF the
press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-01
NEW SALARY LAW
WHAT COUNTY OFFICERS WILL Re
OEIVE AFTER JAS l.

Sherlf's Once IL Cat Down From $500 to
to the State Installations - Probate
Judge is Made Salaried Omcsr-Ad-
vance In the Yearly Income of the
County Aetorney-County Commissions.
ers Will Rscsive Salary of % Per Day
In Eject After Jan, L.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-01

A telephone az business Office il not fS
,ocial messages. -Atchisou Globe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
TO REACH NEW ENGLAND BUYERS.
The BIercbants' Association Receives . Cheap
Fare Concession to Portland.

The Blercbants' Association Receives . Cheap
Fare Concession to Portland.
The Merchants Association has succeeded
in getting an opening into the northern part Of
New England. although the New England Pas
senger Association declined to grant its appli.
cation for reduced rates Of passenger fare from
New England points to New York. This appli-
cation WAS made to the New England Passen-
Observation-Disclosures dates in the latter part OF Oc-
tober and the. first part of November, to embrace
all New England territory, 30 as to enable tho
merchants living in that territory and their
buyers to come TO the New York market to pur-
chase holiday goods.
Upon its refusal the Merchants Association
made application TO the Maine Steamship
Company, which controls the line of steamers
plying between Portland and New York. ask
ing II it would not place on sale tickets from
Portland to New York at the rate Of one fare
for the round trip, good to merchants members
of characterization, residing in Maine and in the
territory contiguous. thereto, and to their
buyers. with a time limit OF thirty days from
date OF sailing. Yesterday the association
received u letter from the aSent, OF the steam,
ship company, granting the ~one-fare rate until
Dec. l. or longer II required. Commencing on
Oct. 3 the steamers will leave Portland on
NJ, and returning will leave Pier SO, East
River, New York, the. same days at 5 p. NJ.
Persons leaving Portland on these steamers
arrive in New York the following AFTERNOON.
The last ships of this line get into New York
between 3 and 1 o'clock and the slower YES
Bels between u and z.
northern New England and Canada, all rail.
ways In that section running into Portland
either ,iirectly or through ,heir connections si
be mailed to every merchant in Maine. New
Hampshire, Vermont. and eastern Canada,
eetting forth this arrangement and giving all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Futures here declined 10 to IS points. closing quiet.
iso rSis SsSiins; receipts i S5t; 80 s,oss $4,000;
firm at unchanged prices; receipts $1,000. stock
and IN Enrd hsat ,yG 5ese'p Mes sa,se soe i9w sa prizes : mere eo'
cabled from Santos that the market there was nrmer
MIIALs-Dulness was the principal feature OF the
metal metal markets today: no sales were reported on
81 10 for spot and september; s7.o5@sS 10 for octo.
Der: S~1:l0ss7 20 for November; December, 81. l5S
9 $50. Copper-was quiet and unchanged at lliIc.
lake: spot: September, October. November. and De.
i zoe: october, November, and December. 1a.9o@
~ 85c. Lend-Firm. spot, September, and October.
4.4oc. speltcr-Quiet, but steady. at 4 a6G4. 35c. for
SIvAh sToRrs-fifm. sp,rits Of turpeutine. sIr&
s2,.; common TO good strained rosin, sl.4P9S
PrIhoLIgM-crude certificates were u~nquoted hero
and In OIL City.
PORK ps"t asiet ea, s1.a siTong Saw P md..' 90 ' 500 a. 3, ' 90.
TId; ssssS,oo' IslloW: Sle. ButtsT-creSm ry'
sept; 27.-"Aftor a slight drop in prices early on the
large hog rcc,ipts. provisions reacted SHARPLY, and
buying, and there was also some Investment demand
s sSG% local ae .5HasT' for TSo lard oTar ssimH lat . by : better be ter
way OF liquidation, by public longs. The cash demand
tevcf scare had been freely discounted and that the
tendency Is now townrh higher values for hog
sycAn-Kaw dun but firm: So test, sac; ee' test,
graduated. No. s.. and No. 4.
wooL-Thew Wool Exchange gives sa'es for last week
at the three seatoard markets rs follows: Domcs-
tic Western and southern wool-Flne Territory.
l~,D3O.00O Ds; fine medium Territory, 3,l2O. 600
iretium Territory. ssj.0O0; fne spring Texas. T20.-
600; spring California, $4,000; caStern Oregon:
10000: unclassined. $1,000; total Western and
Southern. 7.sS2 O.O. Fleece wool-Ohio XX and
NNN. 10000; Mich'san X: llh.oco; unwashcd and
unmer neeces. $4,000; Kentucky and Missouri.
10000; fne De;ainc. 10000; total heeccs. 03r, 900.
Snndries-Soils and waste, $4,000; taTs. odds and
ends. &c. $4,000; total. 10000. Pulled woods
sCpcrs, a6l,O0h: low pulle', 10000: total pulled
wool. Gsl 900. Secured woOl-Fine secured, q -. SEQ;
medium secured. 10000; low secured, l3i,oOO; total
secured wool, $4,000; total domestic. 10, 500.
Foreign-Foreign. secured, $4,000: Australian and
New Zealand. i.72s.oo0: Cape. i.2e7.ooO: carpet,
$4,000; Noutcvidco, 1.llO.0O0, South American
crossnred, $4,000; unclassifed. 5s5. 900: English
crUssbreds. 10000: hne unwrShed. 100000; total
foreign. 6.632.000. Total foreign and domestic, L..
461. 500.
cairAan SAINT Of -These wcre tod MS nricas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
POOLS R.IINES LAW DECISION.
He Holds q Man for Trial fer Drinking in the
Kitchen or . Saloon Keeper.

Kitchen or y Saloon Keeper.
Magistrate Pool, in the Essex Market Police
Court, rendered a decision yesterday in a
Raines law case which Assemblyman Hoffman
will bring to the attention of the Supreme Court.
John Eiinger. q truck driver, of 641 East
Eleventh street, paid q visit on Sunday after
noon to Mrs. Smith. who keeps a saloon at 424
East Tenth street. She lives in the rear OF the
saloon. While EffinRer was in the kitchen with
members OF her family Detective Curran of the
Eldridge street station entered, and, finding
four half emptied glasses Of beer on the table,
arrested Etfinger, who was the only man in the
room. In the police court yesterday the detec-
tive said that he saw no liquor served. and that
the kitchen was in nowise connected with the
saloon, which was closed.
II hold this is a violation Of the law" said
Magistrate Pool.
But. your Honor. this man has no connec-
ton with the place anyway, and IL you hold
him any man who treats his friends In lis own
home Is equally guilty" said Assemblyman
Hoffman. wlo appeared for the prisoner.
Insert in the complaint" said tho Magis-
trate to one of the clerks. that the people in
that room were not bona fde guests. and / will
hold the prisoner In 81 900 bail for trial"
Stenographic. notes Of the testimony and de-
cision were taken at tho request Of counsel,
who was provided with a copy, which he intends
to use in suing for a writ Of habeas corpus.
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Sept. e7.-These were to.day's prices:


NEW YORK. Monday. Sept. 27-T 'ceipts OF beeves
yesterday and to-day were 4.71J head: IS cars to be
exported, 1874 carr direct to local slaughterers. and ~
c ls to be sold. SLOW. but prices steady except for
common and medium steers. The yards were about
cleared. Native steers sold at 81. 100 $40 9, 100 RS.
dry cows at 81. 7aet So 90. Dressed neef steady at
7Gac. y n. for native sides. Cables from British
markets quote American steers at ll0lla.c. y n,
DIR ssed weight: American refrigerated beef ST sS.os
sisc. y n. No exports to-day; to- morrow $50 beeveS
and 2.2sC quarters OF beef.
P"reipts OF calves yesterday and to-day. including
10 direct, were l,b62 head. Slow. Neals lac. lower;
other calves steady. The pens were about cleared.
Yeas sold at SoC%Ss.25 > 100 MS. grasseB and hut.
termilks at t3.5O@S 81. City-dresSed veals quiet at
lnLS Lie. y y.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs yesterday and to-day.
including 22 cars direct TO butchers, were l7.I39
head; 632 cars ON safe all told. 81 w. Sheep leo c.
lower. Good lambs stead". others low r. About 3
cars were carried over. Sheen sold at 0ST o.. so y
100 pE. lamnA at $500 S6.25. Dressed mutton. 6t,Gt
&c. y ~; dressed lambs. 10 Toe
Receipts OF hogs yesterday and to-day were II. 7pl
head; about 10 cars uu sale. Firm at -. o.. so p
100 rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
Court Calendar This Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court-Recess.
Supreme court-Appellate Term-Aotion-So. 3.
u. 10. z Appeals from. District Cour,s-Nos go.
nj. 30. n, ~. Al. Supreme ~Court-Sptcial Term
Part Motion calendar called ut 1890 A. NJ. Part
Tx parte mat,crs., Trial Tern1Part H.-clear.
6b25. 1900. Parts ". anu N.-AdJourned for the
term. Part Nl.-C.se unf' ish,d. Cases from Part
III. Part Nll-CAss unfinished Nos. lS24. 1888.
2S37. Part NlIl.--Csse unfinished. Cases from Part
VII. Parts IN, ". aud NlI.-Adjourned for the term.
Part XIr-Clear. Cases from Part II,
Surrogatr's ~Conrt-TriRl Tcrm-Wil OF william
Andrew LAWN, at 1880 A. N. Chambers-MDtion
James Perron. David BIumenthal. Franz Reinen.
heiser. Bridget Pagan. Jonas stoltI. Eliza N. Bell,
Daniel Doughsn. George l.. +. Poggenburg. Michael
Kelly. Julia lrGunsdorf, at 1890 A NJ; Mary Lott.
Frances +. Conover. David F.lsenheid. at 9 p. NJ.
City Court-Genera Term-Adjourned sine die.
Special Term-Motions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

A burglar who described himself as Thomas
Murphy of 221 Blondin street. Utica. n. Y, was
captured at . a. NJ. yesterday by Policeman
Maypother while operating on a safe in Gideon
N. KoblIs jewelry store. 34s Grove street. Jer-
Bey City. Al the Seventh street police station
the prisoner said that he broke intO the store
because nc was out OF Unemployment and hungry
and he wanted TO get something to eat. Police
Justice Potts committed him to awaitthe action
of the Grand Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
MRS. AMMERMAN's JEwE1s STOLEN.
She Left Them In Her Rooms mt the st. George
when She went TO MineoIa.

Sneak thieves entered the Hotel st. George
in Brooklyn on Saturday, and in looting the
suite of rooms occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam B.. zimmerman secured jewels valued at
g., 800. besides n number Of valuable trinkets.
Mr.. and Mrs. zimmerman were at Mineola on
Saturday. The hotel has been so free from
thieves that Mrs, zimmerman did not consider
OILS case and deliver them to the Office. When
she returned to dress for dinner she found that
three solitaire diamond rings. a ruby ring. Il
diamond sunburst, and a diamond star brooch
were missing. The matter was reported to the
police and kept quiet until yesterday when tho
servants were examined. without throwing
any light On the robbery.
Mr.. zimmerman said yesterday that the
their intrinsic value, AS they were hcirlooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Houston 1898, against 1879 last week and
SiSSs last year. Augusta shipped to-day a'sSs'
and Houston 18.4ss bales. Houston expects
tomorrow 2o,SnO TO 10000, against st,073 last
1000 to $4,000, against IL, o30 last week AMI 2s,'
89l last year. The port receipts were 6l,5H6 bales,
against i0.h04 last week and 5S.475 last year; thus
far this week g9,ai0 bales, against ~, 1853 thus far
last week. The exports from tho ports approximaied
$4,000 bales. spot Gotten in Liverpool was un'
changed. with sales OF 10000 Il lies; futures there de.
clined . to 4 points, closing easy. In Manchester
Yaina AMI cloths were quiet. Futures I'm New or.
leans declined \ points. Futures here declined to
10 points, closing barely ate tidy, with sales OF l2l,.
700 bales, 1Le future trading was s follows,
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Cotton was quiet and easter to-day. Lower Liver.
pool cables and large receipts AT the ports and the
interior towns led to local srllr Z, depressing prices:
Liverpool and the South asU sold here OF n small
scale. but the speculation was mainly locAl and pro.
iesslonal. The decline in Liverpool was attribu ed
TO the largo rec ipts at the ports. The port receipts
today were about 5000 bales larger than last years
receipts, aud the total for the week Is expected to ex.
cecl the movement for the corresponding week last
year. The southern spot markets. were quiet and
east r In some Instances. md the local spot market
was dull an1 lower, The weather In the cotton belt
was fair and warmer. Temperatures ranged from B2'
to az minimum and from 49, to a2' maximum. Fair
weather IL predicted for tonight and tomorrow. with
frnsts In exposed localities In Kentucky and Ten.
-CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was quiet. but nrIn; No.
2, &c, Sales. I, 900 bags No. q at &c. The future trad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Available cash balance,
including gold reserve. 1918. l4e.7 47 s2lo. o7s. 4bs
Money in London l2da q cent. Rates Of
discount In open market fO- both short and
three months bills. 2lsd2L y cent. Amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on bal.
nnco to day 923,O0O. Paris adviccs quote 3 u
cont, at lo2 francs OH confines. Exchange
on London, % francs 10 confines. The weekly
statement Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows the following changes: Cash o. hand in
creased $40. 600 marks; Treasury notes de-
creased 10000 marks; other" securities in
creased II .96O, 900 marks; notes in circulation
increased "a, $50. 900 marks.
The Fortuna Gold Mining and Milling Com
lnny has declared its thirteenth monthly divi-
dend Of 10 cents per share, payable Sept. 80.
According to an official statement the net
receipts OF the company are increasing steadily
and arrangements are making to increase the
output Of the mine by the erection Of additional
stamps.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day were as follows:
Open. HIGH Lo,c Clos.
Sales. Name. ing. est. eat. ing.
1850 Fortuna. .lo.75lo.s 7a lo.e2h 10 ,s7'a
1000 Phoenix Ariz... .o5 .o5 .o5 .o5
400 Union Con ...... sc so so so
Total sales, 2,15O sharea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
$1,000 for the Gels Orphans.

Anton Gels. employ cd in the oil factory OF Meyer
Lowenstein in Hunters Point, L. l.. was fatally
burned on June 90. 1896. and soon after his death
his wife became insane and died, leaving two
children. Edward Roth was appointed admins
traitor. and began IN action to recover $5, 900
damages against Mr.. Lowenstein. In tho SUI
preme Court in Brooklyn yesterday Justice
Garretson granted an order allowing the de-
PENDANT to settle the case for 81 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
rho Indiana Muraerer Hello for Trial.

Peter F. Carter, who killed Masterat-Arms
Thomas J. Kenny on the battleship Indiana at
the navy yard in juno last. was arraigned before
Commissioner Morle. in the United States Court
In Brookly n, yesterday, and was held for trial.
He was brought to this city by Deputy Marshal
Koch and locked up in Ludlow Street Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Barley was duh. New feeding. 81 i2c. cost and freight
to Buralo; si@ssc.. cost ami freight to Ssw York;
malt.lE, 4bGgJIc.. as to quality. Rye-Was dull.
safe. 4sL.a i0Ic. No. 2 Western, 5UGp 5ot.c, cost
and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot was firm. Sales
~. 900 bush. including 1910 yellow; 5000 No. =
white. and $1,000 No. = mixed on private terms, free
on board anoat for export; No. 2 mixed In elevator.
3Ia 33l.c.: 10000 do. delivered, at Sale. and 49,
600 yellow at 35c.. delivered. Futures declined &c 10
lac. Future sales $40, 900 bush, as follows:
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MoNDAY, Sept. 81.
The dealings in stocks to-day were the small
est recorded for several weeks past. This was
doubtless due largely 10 the Hebrew anniversary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
HUNDREDS OF LIVES
SACRIFICED.
Only One Person in Fifty
Cured.
The Old Methods Of Treating Catarrh,
Bronchitis, and Asthma Condemned.
THEY ARE AGAINST NATURES
LAWS.
The New Discovery, hyomei," Found Il
Be the Only Rational Cure for
These Diseases.

Statistics show that less than two per cent. of
the people suffering from Catarrh, Bronchitis,
and Asthma have ever been cured by any Of
the old methods of treatment. II seems
strange. indeed. that in this enlightened ago
the reason for this utter failure to bring relief
10 30 many thousands of sufferers has not been
discovered before, and IL only proves that men
and women, no matter how intelligent and
careful they may be in tho management OF
their daily affairs. lose their heads completely
and use, neither conmonsense nor good Judg-
confidence would any one have in tho physician
who proposed to euro diseases OF the liver nd
kidneys by forcing medicattd air into those
orGansl Yet there are hundreds of people
here to-day who nre doing what is equally
chitis, and Asthma with liquids, sprays, douches,
and atomiHers, well knowing that they defy
the laws of nature. which never intended the
air passages for the use OF such medicines.
There Is but ONE way OF sucl essfully treat
ing diseases of the Head, Throat, and Lungs,
and this is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Onts-Spot was steady. Sales $4,000 bush. in
GLIDING $50. 900 heavy white clipped on priv ate
terms for export; No. ? white. 5000 ut 2'ttc No.
3uo. 1000 at 2bLc.; No. 2 white clipped. 1000 at
2Sc.; No. 3 do. 21c.: No. . mixed. 5000 at 2iot
24i4c.; No. 3 do. 1000 At 281.c.; rejected mixed.
2ar.: do. white. 252c No. = mixed. deiiv cred, g34c.:
track mixed. 24H 28c.: do. white. $4,000 at 28ts $50.
Futures were &c. TO lac. lower. Future sales Is, 900
bush, as follows:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES sosp.

CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BoSDa
Bid ASked. Bid. Asked.
Tn st "a, r. I'm st 5S.r.
mt pi Z 90 - 1905. ...ll4h ll5
Tn st 4s,E Tn st 5s. C.
1907. -..lll@ ll2h 1904. ....1l4la lis
Tn st 49,. C. Tn ST Gs, r.
1897. ...ll3a ll4h 1895. ....1o2k -
Tn st Is,r. I'm st 6s. r.
1928. ...l25a 1864 1899. ....l05h -
Tn st "a, C,
1925. ....l26a 1864
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liridtnds aud 8nterrst.

NORFOLK a SOUTHERN u. r. Co.
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Sept. 81. 1897.
~. ~.
A quarterly dividend or ONE PER CENT. upon the
capital stock Of this Company has been declared,
payable Oct. IL, 1897. at the ofice of the Atlantic
Trust Company. 80 vii lam Street. to stockholders
of record OF Sept. 40. 1897. Transfer books will b
closed sept. so. 1897. aad rcopened Oct. ~. 1897.
By order OF the Board nt Directors.
NJ. W. DoNISICK. Treasurer.
ROGk ISLAND AND PACIFIO
RAILWAY
OFFICE OF H TREASURER
CHICAGO Sept. 22d. 1897.
AdiNidend Of one dollar per share will be paid No
vember LIST next TO the sharcholde ~ of this company'6
sto' X, registered on the closing Of the Transfer bUoks.
The Transfer books will be- closed on the LIST day OF
october, and reOpened on the llth day o. October.
1877. w. G. PURIFY, Treasurer.
'IHE FORTUSA sold MINING AND MILLING
L COMPANY HAS JUST DECLARED ITS thirteenth
cons cGtive monthly dividend of TEN CTS. q sbare.
pay ahle at the Company's oaice. 90 Broad way. Books
close september IS. ami OPEN october (. lS01.
Il. l.. HARDING. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

'PRINTEp MATTER, Alderman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays lake Printed Matter. &C. for Ger
many. ami specially Addressed Printed Natter..
&c:. for other parts OF Europc. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard. French and
German steamers on SATURDAYS take Printed
Matter, &c. for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry mail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Total sales OF railway bonds par yAlue). e9,tse,oo
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
the AIR you BREATHE.

THROUGH the AIR you BREATHE.
Physicians now condemn all other methods
and indorse "Hyomei," the New Australian
Dry Air Treatment, which
CURES BY INHALATION.
"HYOMEI" Is NATURES OWN REM.
EDY. TAKEN WITH THE BREATh OF
LIFE, and is guaranteed to cure Catarrh.
Catarrhal Deafness, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
and Asthma, or
Your Money Will Be Refunded.
"Hyomei =" Inhaler Outfit, SI.00. Extra
bottles " Ryomei." 500. "hyomei " Balm,
a wonderful healer, 25c. Can be obtained
Of your druggist, AT OFFICE, OR BY MAIL.
Consultation and advice free.
THE R. T. BOOTH CO.,
70 East 10th Street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

1855; cash ON hand, s295,0i3. For the year
ended June 80:
1907 ison cbo,r,,
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%GlO wnh p. 2l% 2lh 2ol 2lh 2ls
ow'FEx.1OoL loeL 1oeh o III
ao+o W U I'll OH Ola 9oN elb OH
2o3O VALE. pa go 2s &c
8sl wALEp l3a IA l3h l3A ID
Totai.s,.. o1n oar .h.s
The oasis., 1897-10-09

Tuesday MesGrs Geo. W. Crnwe and F. A. Stevens were over from Wash ington Camp. They remained at No gales until Thursday morning.
 For fresh and salted meats of every description, sausage, head cheese, and other oelicacieS, gu io Charley Beck X Co. $ new meat market.
 sunday morning Mr. Rafael Ruiz IT,, of IIermosillo, and his sister, ar rived from Calirrnia. where they have been visiting and were cn route home
 Mir. James Keen of Wells. Fargo X O., at Beasou, has been transferred, temporarily, to the Nogal,-s office, holding down desk in the absence Of Earl Griswold
 Wednesday evening Colonel W. F. Harlow aud Captain f. C. COxe went 10 Phmnix on business in connection with their Bonanclta placer property. They expect 10 return today or to- morrow.
 Unless you are ~eil shod yon are not well dressed. Go io k. Vasquez at the Red IInnSe, and luiy pair nf ele- gant and stylish ,lna~
 MT. F. M Crpcker, Uni,ed States Consular agent at Guaymas was q visitor at N,gae> carly his week He came Monday murning, and re- mained until W-in~-diy
The oasis., 1897-10-09

Wednesday evening Mir. T. J. Fer guson, we'll known Colorado mining man who has been looking over So- nora, came in from the south, and is now visiting at Nogales.
 Sunday evening there arrived from Phoenix Mir, R J. Hartman, well known attorney residing in Kingmau. The gentleman remained here several days looking over the prospects of the place.
 Monday Mir. Herbert Wadsworth of Chicago, Illinois, secretary of La Dura Mining Co.,, was up from the Yaqui river to attend getting the companys new hoisting machinery through the Mexican custom house.
 Citizens Senor Laos, father of Fer nando Laos, proprietor of the Oak barber shop in this city, died Monday at Magdalena, Sonora The son left yesterday morning to attend the funeral services.
 "The Jimmie Fruit Co., is the name of a new fruit and grocery store which l.. W Jimmie will open today, in conjunction with his new res taurant, in the premises lately oc- cupied by the Griswold Cycle Go.