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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO. 1886 ADMIN Doc q
This Is 10 give notice that the subscriber OF the
District Of Columbia, has obtained from the Su
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia holding A
special term for Orphans Court business letters
testamentary on the personal estate of Beniin,n T.
Snyder. late OF the District Of Colum,ia decreased
ell prrSons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned To exhibit the SANE with the
vouchers thereof. To the subscriber before the
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT They
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
VI the said estate.
Signed this 18th day OF June 1897.
TIE NATL SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS AND
TRUST Co OF u. C.
BY GEORGE HOWARD, Treasurer
GEST CLAIR, Proctor. te29-law3t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FUR gFNr-ON THE HILL. ADJOINING; con
gress Heights, aud overlooking tn. I'ot0trIc river
and Washington city, n s;,- hn,rse AMI ontbdild-
fnSs. VITA four scTrs Of ground Price, $l2 Der
tio:th 1871 Stn -. NV jylD-3I'
Or SALE BARGAINS IN FARMS 81 ACRES
Ia miles S"ahrosssc station. Md dwelling ,Nr:
Sl.Jvy: 500 cash; balance monthly payments
I'D acres. III miles from Springfield sta Md
IA miles from city; dwelling stahle. etc: price
$4,000. 500 cash; ballhce monthly payLIehts
~ acres. ) miles from Washington and . from
Anaooetfa: dwelling. stable. etc; price, 81 500;
500 ezra b.. bal rlcuthly payments. Is acres near
Burnt BILLS. highly Improved; dwelling hank
barn house and graDary. price only s.. 500: 200
cash: bal, monthly payments- H. Il. b. CHEW
IT.. 5l2 r St NV. iyIO;r
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

f3H SALE-AT BARGAIN-A REAI-TIFIu
lot. ooSl6a, on California st. north side near ,ha
CORNER OF Conn. ave. Apply 10 T. A. BOWEN
'' IN" " ST. NV. iy7-Gt
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FOR RENT
1870 Kenyon st. Col
Hts. 11r, ami. $3.50
1892 Il NV, 12r, sta .55. 90
40l II NV, Tor. ami. $3.50
$40 NJ NV. Or. ami. IS 80
476 o NV, 11r, ami 80. 65
1410 Corc0ran, 7r, mi. 80. 80
800 l ne. Sr, ami. .22.b0
94I 18th NV, Sr. =. 20. so
1245 B Sc, 81, ami. 20. so
l0Z 9th Sc. IT. ami. D.;S9
$40 22d NV, Or. ami. 20. 30
tyS-th, s&tu ROBERT /
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1906 w st NV. ST.. 80. 90

1906 w st NV. $1,000
Up pit 2126 14th st
NV, Tor. 1900
14i9 S st NV. 7r. IS. 30
l1GS 10th st NV, Or. %. 90
1852 18Th st nv. Sr. PSI
1903 ith ST NV, ar. .26.00
22S + st NV. Or. %. 30
$50 Spruce st, Cir. %. 10
Flat I'd Il 17i3 |. st
NV, 6r. .25.O 90
Flat 3D. Il l7i3 l. st
NV, Or. %. 90
Up pit 1868 eth st
NV, lr.....--.-.2I.0 90
1017 22I st NV, Or. 200
$50 2lst st NV. Or. .22.5o
1915 10th st NV, Sr. 300
1916 9Th st NV. Or. 80
SW cor 4th&I SITS
NV. Or. ..........21.30
1123 10th st NV. 81. %. 20
81 llth st NV. Sr. .20.O0
1874 Sth st NV. Or. POO
i0ll Sth st NV, Sr. 200
sic y III av NV, Or. 200
fO21 Sth st ext, Sr. 20.0U
1I2S l. st NV, Or. 200
OI y st NV, Or. is. 10
5l5-I9 y Cap st. Or 1880
23GO 9th st NV, Or. 1880
ortion of the property On
call at Office for bulletin
s. Z. WAGGAMAN,
3l1 L ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.

WHAT'S TIFF. MATTEL. WITH THE COT NTI,T?
All right this weather. isn't IT, Now, then.
have Us call brfo-r Nod 90 and pay You full g. ,t
value for gents Ieft-"h garments. hats shoes.
etc Send postal JUSTHS OLD STAND GI0
ID jyia ,tf
GENTLEMAN HOLDING POSITION OF SIp,,f AZ
pension exantEer. desires to exchange with clerk
Of class or II N another department Address
giving particulars, CLERK EXCHANGE p o.
Box IA. city. ,yS-ft-
". WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DF~TEa,-
tive ageLcy- Confidential eonlinuniea lions prompt.
" att-ils,i to: Office open all hours: best refs
, Established lSs0. Supt.. go T. st NV jaaa- M
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FOR RENT
1885 81 80 L st
Ew, 13r. S225. 90
6O9 nth NV, lar. 200. 90
2233 = fur, 13r. 1880
9l2 | st NV, 1Sr. 80. 81
800 X st NV. Tor. 50. 90
1924 18th NV, Tor. sc. CT
723 S;h st NV, 13r. 90. ~
IlY Sth st NV. 15r. TO. 80
12l 18TH st NV. 12r .65. %
2d&3d fls 800 Pa ay
NV, Or. .......-...6 60. 90
1913 + st NV. Tor. 80. 90
2l6 Ind NV NV, Or. 80. 10
1919 CoTcoran. 11r.-. A.. 90
S14 | st NV. Or. 90
3 Orme flats NV, Sr. 5.ol
2S20 Z st NV, Tor. 10. III
224 y ] av NV. Or. 40. 10
1909 18th st NV, Tor. 40. 81
1o23 22d st NV, l1r. 40. 60
9Ol 2lst st NV, 1lr. 1000
302 Mass av NV. 7r. 40. 90
424 ii st NV, lar. 40. GO
210 y ] av NV, Or. 30. 80
1226 9th st NV, Tor ~ %
ZOOS 18th st NV. Tor 80. 90
1909 18th st NV, Sr. 80. 90
1922 I'D st NV, Or. 81. 20
l4lS 18th 81 NV, 10r 80. %
100 18th st NV, Or. 30. 80
sos II st NV. Or. 80. 90
The above is only a p
NY books. For full list
issued on the LIST and 15tl
THO
jyS-th, S&tu
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328 9th ne. Or. II. 90
2OO4 Sd NV. 7r. 30
023 10th NV, Or. HOO
S21 18th ne, Or. so
1854 B Be, Or. ..... 12.5 so
422 6h st sw. &...1l.5O
$50 Callan ne, Or. lilo
708 18th Be, 6r..
I02S Callan ne. Or. lilo
1898 Lewis ne.6r,w. $50
2 Fentou pi, 5r.....9.OO
l2 n sc. tr. .......7.6O
J. BRADLEY, 1903 F ut.
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FOR RENT l117 4th NV 10. 80
LOOT 18th NV 12r. $50 90 rs Defrces NV, Sr. 10 90
:.06-S 1lth 80 90 SOB 10th 7r. 10 90
St&dw 1926 Il .Go.G0 Gel ~ 18th rw rs. 90
Fits rs 81 nth NV .;5 90 Cor 12thSW 13.e co
1918 9th NV. Tor. 100 II 9th CIR. IA. 90
SD 1900 Md ne 1880 &c Fenton he. Or. IL 90
GA G NV, Sr. 80. 90 2O42 Z NV. Or. 90
HOG Va sw, Sr %. 60 1853 Valley ST. 1r 80
10 II NV 9r....... "5.oo Shop rr GIG u NV. l25D
I12l l. NV. Or. % 90 G21 Pomeroy, 5r. 1850
1875 Kenes1w .7r. p. co 1907 gla Or. 80
AT - ne. 7r- 90 $50 i.h Sc 10. 90
Basel 72G 18th 20.OO 912 Del sw. 3r. 800
1922 10Th NV, 5r.. let 90 Office rs, G37 L nw.--
jy133t ALBERT +. FOX. 923 st. NV.
FOR RENT FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A
large boarding Louise small hotcl-Nos. 1912
and lOl4 18th St NV. may be connected IND
alterations made for large business; about 20
ICoHis in all; 101i now vacant: the other will bc
vacated August l. both in good order. l.. NJ.
SAUNDERS, Ohio Bank building, 18th and q.
jy13lw
FOR RENT-1312 STH ST. NV. II ROOM BRICK
house; nearly new; bay window: a!cove; electric
1igitngs; three lines OF cars. Inquire at
1872 Sth st. N1o-.5t>
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Vi LIE.

WANTED POSITION AZ B0OkKEf.Pf.R: MANY
years experience A,ltss l;oz 81 Star Office l.
WASTED i:y FTi;$TtI-tSsi i;AKEI; OF VIENNA.
~ urA A3arEi'Ia bread and rolls. also
~ ~;o.ily s:-i.s;3ua Address ClliS. EAEf.
II+s fIth nv. ll:,-2t1
WANTED ~ ENIEEiENt E3b PENSION CLERK,
T. Filsn..rt cn@.;l T.,crj: good habits and COM
I-.."It IN take entire CtlTg,: would purchase part
interest "A business hsIrin. strict cXanllnitio ion.
Address EN-iNi-. Star ci!irr. ly3-yt
WANTED i:Y WILLING. WELI-IEfON,Ml.ND
81 by ~ II. GiEc. store employment: tenn
l. rdry u otherwise. ADDRESS f1lJ 11tI 81.
jyI1-3t.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

IT, GET Va ATInN MONEY wIIL-SEIL MY
MI -r:d' His, II mlt.t'sJ fur so cash. Write.
and II hFinG 1t arviHd I:Ox 10, Star aiice.
JyI3..
WE HAVE EE';T-N y COMPLETE ..tLEAk-
s!:;'" Scl- II hi=h =rs'.s. bicycles $50 TO sS.i;
inaIy gre new ''SITPir5' and others are slightly
We ais' hav" "ac % 500 Remington AID two
"a Sir' ori'HtS. slightly used, tir.s hardly
S"Il"d W!.ira We Will clos" al Il very low
cash prize.
E,Api;riiY PIANO to- 1925 Pa ave. jyl3,3t
FOL: r.LE- DAkI>. : BICYCLE BAZAtR-AI-t'-
tl"n al csrrs SATURDAY. after o'clock l, H.
lVj rev 1s'l >e5-H lid bly, cl.s at private sale:
- icr ""=S lJtI AMI :, \. ,tNr. NV. jy!G-3w
For SAI.E- RIDERS. ATTENTION, BY OHDEI;
OF tie different storage houses We represent |
.I;i uE"riH. all LiE}:sr bicycles and ;..ud ms
for ladies and gents IT the greatest attractive
Strengthening Prizes Of the year Advances made
tIs>. .ta-lS Lee cole, ted and Therefor.
ab"-r Sacrifices uiil be- I.Iade Such high .,raI,.
bicycles Syra,ase. Rambler. Columbia Worlds
etc. etc, nav AID slightly used will lie offered
al tl;>. tH' greatest bargain sale OF the ySar
SiIndrirs AMI parts win he sold also. and No rca-
s1iLtib' ciT-r VIII H. refused. Bicycles utIgnt
outright amt exchanged, and taken Oh storage
NE% ioi;k BICYCLE 60. +5i 9Th ST. iyG-i2ti
FOR QUICK SALE i Ew MODEI. 40 COfUN-
bias, In Al conii' ion-at $50 and S3-j-sec,.sd-
POPE MFG co. AZ Penna- teif-tf
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NANTED-L0TS.

WANTED y Lot pN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
VIII pay c-sh for from ~ t. leo feet front: mast
LH i.i7-ain- Sta:r pre- ;i:iI !os-ltion Aires
l. \. l., Star o-hc.. fyI3:t
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-1sOt AND 1903 nth ST NV
Store, stable dwelling Reduced Sl5.
Elegant business pllce-good condition.
H. 5. DONALDSON,
jyl23t' go 10th st. NV.
FOR kENT-SrORE AND 7-ROOM DWELLING
1876. cor. New Jersey and Warner St. good
for grocery drug business; low rent. Apply ut
1876 New York ave. iyiO-itr
FOR RENT-SrORE AND DWELLING, 11U2 It'll
St nv; rooms; newly papered and painted
Apply SUB y st. NV. y7-3t'
FOR RENT-STORES--
1900 ith St .$25 per mo.
!aU3 anu III Ia ave- 700 per mo.
i.i9 IA. ave. ................ 800 per annum
- d. ave. per mo.
ioio Lftn 81. 500 per mo.
a.'fo IN ST. SOU per mo.
LII Ia ave- u, 4OD per annum
floors, o0x1O0 each, large stable and elevator
NV. cor. Del. and z st s.w local Yard.
Coal yard NV. COR 18th and ''D'' s.w. $50
1s11 18th St; will enlarge for good tenant. :. s 10
l4l1 n. Y. ave, 25x1UO. ................$ 153 33
S.W. cor. 18th and III SITS W., 25x5O. go. .. $50
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
1yo-u 1924 ST. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT
1913 ? ST. NV; fur; IL rms; ami; for one
year. $50 per mo.
22a1 Q st. n.w.; fur; 10 rooms; bath; ami. !;
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

Ni\fE.'-A LNIstiE CuDI. ROOM OR TWO
MONS with board naar a caterer desired l,y
E.i..I @EI wife: SIT Pi-:.strst o. suburban
quart +. n Y. f1lt New Ha.urslirc ave tvIa-P.
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+, Sc. COR.7TH&L NV.
1872 !st NV, Crab. %
1874 18th. 6r&5. .2O.Sl
ISL Sd ne. Grab. ..15.3D
T36 Sh,ridln INV. Or. 80
1914 Fla NV NV. 6r&b21 80
52iTenn ay NV, 6r&b16.50
1905 3D. NV. 7r&h. 1859
o012 18th, store. ...... 10
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2139 D, Gr&wa. 10 so
2llS Il, Or, wa. IA. 90
502 23d, CIR. wa. .13. 80
53 I'D, Or. 1880
2o2l II, Or. wa. IL. 30
237 + sw, 5r. wa. IL. 80
324 LIST Sc, 5T&w. .11.30
Large storage room. 500
Cheap houses for cold
tenants from $500 up.
AINS, 500 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAU
Col VI NV. 1913 ba $3.50
1912 Sundfd. 1Or&b. 80
1884 COrcoran, 12r&5. 80
61g Fla az NV. 9rSb. Is
SOL 10th NV. lit .9r&b. 40
Sc cor 1881 ne. Sr&b. 22. 80
1924 10th NV. 6r&b. %. 81
2030 Tta NV, stO. 80. %
50G 10th, or Tat. IS
iv1gtf
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FOR RENT 1Tl1 ave.. Soo5p
1929 q ST.. l3r- SS3 33 i2T y NV, III. a05)
1919 1Tth st. Or. 90 ~ i st, Tr.......2 t0J
800 y NV. Tor. f9.,0 :S3I eth ne. b0D
Laurel av. Ntr, Tor. 900 1+19 11th 81 Or. .l6o)
1436 q st, Or. 1900 Ana,oStia farm. 800
1872 9Th st. Tor. 30; - 9th ne. II 90
1919 Cambridge. 9r.:S 90 All Richardson pl.. 1000
SW cor Is & X, IA. 25.oo IL Dngnln ct......631
jeSG-ff GASCH BROS. 1891 st. NV.
FOR RENT-126 F ST y w SR * BA 49,. 500 90
J. mr. 18th, 1lr&b. $1,000 1900 Kincman, ar. % 80
1880 18th, 1orSh. ~ go 1:02 18th NV 1r&5. 300
1904 : nw. 9rNh. 3. 81 40 LIST Sc. 1r&b. % 80
IiII N"uesaw, 81 30 Ill 12th ne 7r&h. 30 81
22,l9 18Th NV Ir&h. a150 81 Myrtle ne. 7r&b. 1909
1i29 my, store. - 20 1sot LIED N ne 7r&blG 20
RALPH w LEE COS 18th tPione 2o49l
je5-tf
FOR RENT-1oo6 NJ ST. NV, SJ0 PER MONTH.
Apply to OWNER, 80 9th ST. mNS-tf
FOR RENT .23O Lanhamlc ct Sc 4r,; 80
1905 Conn ave 500 90 736 10th NV. Is 90
l4ll NV, H.. so 30 Broaki'd houses $50 up
THE McLACHLEN real. Is. AND LOAN CO.,
yl-t 10th and g SITS. nv
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FOR RENT
Sill 2lst. 11r.&b. .. $40. 90
939-9f1 n II av,
Sr&ba. each. 80. 50
934 22d. Sr, b. eel. IS. so
I'll Goth NV, 7r&b. %. 80
2222 q NV, 7r&b. -. 80
l741 18th NV. Sr&b. Isl
2135 I NV, Crib. ..22.50
2S19 NJ. 1lr, b&cel. 20. 30
2204 /, 7r&ba. 20. 30
jy3 GEO. w. LIN
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THOS. G. HENsEY & CO.,
y13 tn, th,s-3ti 1900 F ST. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PART OF FUR
house. parlor and two bed rooms; servant viii
remain If desired :, nominal rent to responsible
party: possession after 18th TOO 18th NV. It,
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

Fol; ENr-RENlINGTON TYFEWEITERS AT THE
BENNINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; Perfect
condition guaranteed; viii! stand delivered free
ia city; month applies purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF. SEAMANS x BENEDICT.
del9t Cor. Sth and + NV.
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FOR RENT-102 ST. NE; 7-ROOM BRICK;
modern improvements: in thorough order: 5000
month"; +. w. TUCKER & BRO, 100 + st.
Inns
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UNFURNIsHED.

1871 21st ST. NV, rms, BATH ami $40. 90
1912 l. st. NV, II rms, bath: ami. $50. so
pig Fla ave. NV. rms, bath. $500
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FOR RENTED 9Th ST. NV; 3-SroRY AND
basement bay window brick; 8 rooms. Address
CHAS. c. DUNCANSON, 9th ard d SITS. NV.
jyT-Bt
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FOR RENT-19l0 18TH ST. NV; VERY COM
fcrtable S-room and bath mod. brick dwelling at
reasonable rent. L1EBEI;MANN X HAWN,
ie23-lSt
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jel6-tf DE.EBIE & Co. 1919 L St NV

FOR RENT - THE PRETTY THREE STORY
residence $40 : st. NV; 10 rooms bath, closets
all NIL; large yard. with stable. $40. 80 per mo-
Apply to OWNER. 30 9th St NV. apI-tf
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WEEK. sol 7TH ST. S.W.
403 9th sw, 11r, ami. $35. 60
1874 G sw, Sr. .21. 80
$40 Va av sw, Tor. .35 80
324 18th sw, Or, ami. 25.75
3l5 eth sw, Or, i'm. 90
Z N Sc, Or, ami. .12.6
80 d sw, Or, i'm. 1900
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES IN METZEROTT BLDG
single or EN- suite: from $3.50 up; electric light
steam heat, janitor SERVICE telephone; no extras.
ap30-tf
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WANTED-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD, SILVER,
watches. diamonds and jewelry of all descrip
tons; also watch and jewelry repairing: lowest
prices. j. SEIINGEl,, SIG +, opp. patent office.
feof-lms
The oasis., 1897-10-09
THE DIFFEREScEi

One way to have good times is to say they are coming and get ready
 for them. Mckinley was the har- binger of prosperity because he be- lieyes in prosperity and believes in going to work hopefully to bring it about. On the other hand Cleveland was always croaking about the un- fortunate condition of the country. the imaginary evils affIicting it and the portents of coming disaster he read in the lowering sky. A man in perfect health can be made to believe he is very i'll and driven to take his bed by his friends cOnspiring to tell him, one after another, that he is a very sick man while really sick man can be cheered up and helped on the road to recovery by his friends putting on cheerful faces and as- suring him he is improving. The croakings of Cleveland were almost enough, alone and unaided, to plunge the country into the panic it ex- perienced in 1893, and his fatuous policy gave truth to his doleful and alarming predictions. On the con trary President McKinley's cheerful pesslmism has given great confidence far and wide and has helped greatly the change in governmental policy in it's work of reyiying the prostrate business of the country. When you have job of work to be done the success Of the affair is more than half assured when entrusted to a man who says ~ eau and will do it," while it is doomed to failure if en- trusted to a man who doubts whether it can be done at all.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
THE FUTURE IS nRIcsr.

With the return of cool weather to
 the south the anticipated flow Of
 capitalists and investors into Sonora
 has set in, and now every train brings
 to Nogales men of large enterprise
 backed by heavy capital, enlisted in
 grand projects or looking for oppor-
 tunities for investment, while every
 mail brings information of new pro jects and schemes of development for the state across the line, and the Ari- zona country tributary, which are sure to produce wealth greatly, and of which production there will fall to Nogales a goodly share That share will add greatly to the volume of business transacted here, and to the permanent growth and prosperity of the place.
 As the gateway to Sonora, a wonderfully rich and fertile region on the eve of a great and wonderful development and the natural center of rich region in Arizona, Nogales enjoys peculiar advantages which make it today one of the best towns in the country Those advantages have attracted attention far and wide and are drawing here neavy investors and business men who will take hand in the development of the place and help it along. As soon as the patent to the t0wnsite is issued and titles to town property are clear, which will be in the course of a very few months, there will be move ment in real estate which will as- tOnish, and right handsome little fortunes. will be realized on the rise. The institution of great business houses, with ample capital and large stocks Of goods, which will reach out and draw trade from far and near, is also fnreshadoWed. The good times whichs are sweeping all over the coun- try are close upon Nogales, and some fine morning in the near future we will all awake in the midst of yeri- table boom.
The oasis., 1897-10-09

TIE OASIS bears the distinction of being one Of the most widelycirculated newspapers in Arizona, and it Is read in every state in the American union, with good circulation in Europe. It's articles are widely copied, and are freouently quoted in the London and continental press 4 subscriber in Boston has forwarded a marked copy of Truth, Henry Laboucheres world famed journal, of date August 26th, which, in it's financial article, after allusioa to rumored impending alter alton in the monetary policy of the Mexican government, says: At the same time find most important news in several Of my contemporaries of fresh gold discoveries, and the follow ing paragraph from TIE OASIS, Of Nogales, Arizona, will be read with interest" The paragraph, quoted in full by MT. Labouchere, is an item of the Yaqui gold discoveries which filled about half column in this paper at the time the news thereof was first sent out.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
NOTHING OF THE KIND.

During the past week silver has ad- vanced seven cents an ounce and wheat has declined fourteen cents a bushel, but the prosperity organs are silent as the tomD upon this pro- position. Arizona Gazette.
 The prosperity organs" are not at all silent upon the proposition. The counter movement in prices of both silver and wheat continue to hammer upon the other side ol the p0pocratic argument of the former years that the prices of the two commodities were indissolubly linked and always rose and fell together. The recent rise in the price of wheat and fall in silver knocked the props out from under that argument, and now to have the operation reversed tramples the silly assertion into the ground.
The oasis., 1897-10-09

A LANsAs mother headed of the marriage of her son by hiding his wedding garments. That boy could not have been on the matrimonial anxious seat, or his night shirt or any old rag would nave served the pur- pose. And the girl would haze liked his pluck and staid with the proposl- tion. She probably consoles herself with reflection that she has escaped a very disagreeable mother-in-;aw.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
For Sale Bargains.

The following articles taken in at the store at different times for goods, will be sold under their value for cash
 One Merritt typewriter, metal type sl0
 One splendid Guitar, canvas case ss.50.
 One Belgian rifle, 22 bore s. One Paris clock, eight day striking s5.
 One assortment. four sizes, gum med letters and figures for making signs sI 50.
 Half dozen China silk handkerchiefs with indelible designs. each Sl.50. One set eight volumes, Library of choice Literature,N cloth and gilt, cost S36 will be sold for SIS. All the above are nearly new and in first class condition.
 E. J. PELLEGRIN, At the Cash Grocery, Nogales, Ari- zOna.
The oasis., 1897-10-09
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SEAvIEw, Va We have splendid sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and our customers coming from far and near. speak Of it in the highest terms Many have said that their children would have died of croup if Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had not been given KELLAM & GURREN. The D and % cent sizes for sale by Cheno- weth X Mix.
The oasis., 1897-10-09

THERE is something of contrast between conditions under the Me Klnley administration and those under the Cleveland administration. It is but q short time since President Cleveland was selling bonds to bring gold into tbe treasury, while now the Mckinley administration is actually rejecting offers of gold which come to it from various parts of the country.
The oasis., 1897-10-09

THERE Is good deal of truth in this from an exchange; It easier to sell a bicycle than wagon. Men will buy shot guns and pay cash for them when they have to give their notes in payment for utensils, which they must have to earn their living They pay the retailer hundred percent. profit withouta protest, and then kick on ten or twenty per cent. the grocery dealer asks. Billiards at twenty-five cents game does not seem very high to them, but bread tickets at twenty four for a dollar makes them grunt.
The oasis., 1897-10-09

JOURNALISTIC correspondence re- ceived its first great impulse at the time ol the American civil war of lSGl-5, when Whitelaw Reid, Carleton c. Coffin, A. D. Richardson and full score or more of brilliant men fol- lowed the Union armies and kept the public informed of what was transpir- ing, wiring vivid accounts Of battles, sieges and marches, charges and coun- ter charges, bombardments and suc- cessful and unsuccessful assaults. Between wars the great field of explor- ation and development of new conti- nents occupied the energies O.. the special correspondent. In former times the correspondent kept himself in the background and described what he saw only. h this day and genera tion the correspondent seems the cen tral figure, his letters are illustrated with his own portrait chiefly, and the reader is left with an impression that the war or the rush tO new gold diggings was gUtten up expressly tttj enable him to spread himself.
The oasis., 1897-10-09

SULLIVAN, Corbett, Ftzsimmons and all the rest of the pugilists draw the color lineH on Peter Jackson, and will not fight him because he has q black skin, yet any of them would sit down beside him at faro table and "buck tue tiger"
The oasis., 1897-10-09

TIE Tombstone Prospector of a re- cent date states that 5000 Mexican cattle have been admitted into the United States since August 18th. The number of imported cattle grows gradually Tue majority of those ad- mitted within the last six weeks were for grazing purposes" Which goes to show that the Dingley bill has not killed the cattle trade from Mexico, as was so freely asserted would be the case. Nor if the preparation for the shipment of Sonora oranges Is to be judged rightly, has the Dingley bill killed of fruit importatlons from the neighboring republic.