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HooALEs NOTES.

this week.
 Mir. G. A. Villasehor is up rom Ilermosillo.
 Arturo Morales of Guaymas is visit ing Nogalcs.
 Richard Fleischcr went to Magia'e- na yesterday.
 D. A. Sanford was down from his ranche Monday.
 Doctor GaT- Diseases of women, and surgery, Tucson.
 This morning Judge I'd. Vanderlip came in from Crittendcn
 Yesterday Joe Reddoch hurt his hand while coupling cars
 Monday evening NIT. Ben Goldsmith returned from fiefmosillo
 Thursday eyenirg Mrs. F. H. sey- mouF came up from Torres
 sun1ay morning Mr. and Mrs. Jos Thompson returned to Miuas prietas. Thursday evening Mace Burgoon re- turned from visit in La 0sa copn- try
 Send your orders for fresh fish and oysters to Franco Bros, Nogaies, so- nora.
 Mrs. l.. $. Trask of Benson arrived this morning to visit M s- Allen f. Bird
 Thursday Louis Fleischer returned from New York, where ne has been since last April.
 Fresh Yaqui River oysters and fresh fish received daily by Franco Bros, Nogalcs, Sonora.
 Prof j N Wilson he Minas PFie- tas assayer isa yisitarat Noeales shas- insapm up Ihnraay
 The many friends af Mrs. ] ". Roberts will be pleased to learn that her health $ improving.
 Yesterday Mr. j., s. 1ebbets, man. ager for the Duqucsne Mining Co.,, was a visitor at Nogales.
 When stopping at Benson don't for get the old reliable Trask House. Open both day and night.
 Thursday evening Don Luis proto returned from the Cocospe ranche of Proto Brothers, in Sonora.
 Yesterday Captain B. F. Horroyer was at Nogales. returning to Minas Prietas from a visit to Los Angeles. Yesterday Chinese Inspector Behan arrived from Fl paso, hayiug ex- changed places with Charley Meehan. This week Mr. E. ]. Pellegrin has been very il wifhinflammation of the bowels, and is still confined to his led Yesterday morning Judge D. J. Cumming went out to his Rancho del Bosque, where he will remain until Monday.
 Mrs. Geo. Christ has been y i'll this week, having been pr tied Friday evening of last week. She is now improving.
 The fifth series of stock in the No gales Building and Loan Association has been in good demand, l05 shares having been sold
 For fresh and salted meats of every description, sausage, head cheese, and other dellcacies go to Charley Beek's new meat market. Monday morning Doe William Rosenberg returned from visit in New York, Chicago and other metro politan cities of the east.
 Wednesday MT. William Barnett came into Nogales from the Arizona ranche. He is arranging to cross some 500 cattle. and Captain McCunning- ham is expected to return from Bis bee today to inspect them.
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from visit in California and the east.
 Doctor 4. A. Clarke came in from La Mexicana Wednesday evening and will remain until some time next week
 Monday of last week boy was born to the wife of Rev. s. V. Dilley. He was hearty youngster, weighing i5i pounds.
 Frank Dubacher of Bisbee was q visitor at Nogales Thursday of the present week Yesterday he went to Prictas.
 Monday Judge J 5. Taylor went to Los Angeles In search of health, which is gery much impaired from his recent illness.
 Wednesday evening Chas. Beck re- turned from Guaymas where he had been to attend to shipping his ice ma chine to Nogales.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and children's shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red llouse-R. Nasqucz.
 Mr. r. T. Dayila, founder of "E Estado de Sonora at NogaleS, so- nora, is now at Tucson and edito:ially connected with La Luz
 Mr. John lIinds of Mlnas Prietas, whose arrival is delayed in Nogalcs by l Illness, having reached here very H.. Pneumonia is the trouble.
 Travellers will find the best wines, l liquors, Bacanora and Mexican cigars at Frank S. Reyes railroad saloon, op- posi.e the depot at La Colorado.
 Last Sunday evening Mr.J. c. Keen of Wells, Fargo X Co. $ express, went to Phoenix to take arau--temporariy on the north and south railway.
 Franco Brothers are in daily receipt of large consignments of fresh fish, shrimps and oysters, which they de- liver Co customers at the cheapest l prices.
 j We Sell the Best Drew, Seibg x 1 Co.'s fine shoes, combining all the lux uries of 1t, style and quality, at prices which defy competition The Red Iiouse-R. NasQue1.
 Sunday morning the pastor of the l Congregational church will begin a series of sermons on the person and work of Christ in the light of modern thought and research.
 At Harshaw Sunday zacharlah Sa- rich, a well known resident, died after a long illness. An inquest was held by Judge Vanderlip and verdict of l death by natural causes was rendered.
 Tuesday evening Mir. j. H. Cqrdon, the Hermosilo attorney and his partner, Seilor Parada, came up from the Sonora capital on business, and remained at Nogales until Thursday.
 Mcssrs Chas Beck and Lulley X Cal isher have received the ice machine from Guaymas, aud in very few days they will have it set up in their re- ! frigerating storehouse and freezing.
 Judge D. J. Cumming has purchased from l.. Zeckendorf x Go. of Tucson, the famous Rancho del Bosque, about three miles from Caiabasas. This beautiful ranche was long noted as ] the home of Santa Teresa.
 Preparations are being made by the 1 Christian Endeayor Society fora mus ical and literary entertainment to be given some time in February. The i proceeds will go to the fund for pur- chasing a bell for the Congregational church The date will be announced next week
 Nogalcs is filled with strangers of all degrees and conditions, and some of them actually remarkable in ap-
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His ,raia,ncnse
coniinue4 '-om Flrsl ra .

Mir. Pascholy agair took the stand to explain the engaging defendant in California Although declared not relevant he was permitted to do. The case was then rested.
 Mr. Harlow asked that Mr. Pascholy sum up for the prosecution, but that gentleman declined to say anything farther.
 NIT. Harlow then closed for the de- fcnse and proceeded to "roast" the complaining witness in great shape, branding his testimony as perjury, in an effort to send to the penitentiary poor, half witted boy. who had been cnslaved by him. The only showing he had made was that the boy had gone to the house but once, with the key with orders to enter, when he took out his own poor rags, and noth- ing more.
 Mir. Pascholy denied the charge that he enslayed the boy.
 The court then ordered the boy dis charged
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iNf"NA! fiA J N'' ffHf h' i'hHf h'' from San Francisco where he went some weeks ago with Elgin Belyea, the mine foreman who was 90 right fully mangled oy an explosion. Tie latter was along also, having received all the benefit which can be derived from the treatment he has received. The doctors say there is a slender hope that partial sight will return to the afflicted man after q long time. The two remained at Nogales only so long as the train stopped and went their way to Minas prietas
 Lovers of good lying will patronize P. Cazabon's hotel, restaurant and short order house, opposite the rail- road depot. Fresh fish, oysters and allother delicacies in their season. Fine wines and liquors and tie best Mexican cigars. Private dining rooms, large, light and well ventilated. on upper floor, where families and private parties can be made at home. Well furnished rooms for transient guests or regular boarders. Open day and night.
 Thursday Nogales was visited by Mir. J. C. Skin, travelling representa- tive for the Bemis Bro. Bag Co.,, of St.. i Louis He remained here day and went to Magdalena. nermoslllo and MinaS Plietas He made pleasant call at THE OASIS office, presenting an elegant calendar, printed on satin in six different colors, the work all ex- ecuted in single operation upon the chromatic printing press employed in the bag factory of the company at St. ' Louis.
 At the depot MT. NJ. II. Jones, hith- erto cashier in the freight office, has moved up stairs, where he now fills the position of night train dispatcher To 1 hs place at the cashiers desk Alterto l Mascarenas has been advanced, liar ry Mitchell has advanced to the bill clerks desk, and his former position of assistant bill clerk is Low filled by NNr W s. Cudeback from one of the
 tagions down in Sonora.
 This week Mr c5fe. a Pullman of- dcIal from Chicago, has been visiting she x M. & A. and sonora railways to stfaighten out taugie that had arisen in routing through passengers rom these roads to the trains of the ] main stem Of the Santa Fe system.
 Mr. Geo. Christ has received notlf- cation from Mr. D. D. Woodmansee, president of the National Republican League, that he has been appointed an aide upon his staff, to participate in the inaugural parade at Washing ton on the fourth Of March.
 Mir. D. Forsyth, the carpenter who erected the smelter buildings at Roi- ] lin, arrived in Nogales this week. Mir. 1 Forsyth, who is d first class carpenter and builder, has decided to locate in this city. His shop is next to the the Belleview hotel.
 !
 Messrs E. Luketich & Co. have just received from the east a carload Of fine Eastern apples of the very best quality-in barrels, which are being offered at prices lower than ever { l-,o.,n i,, ri1ona Tnottire ot pas.
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Messrs F. Luketich X Co. have just received from the east carload of fine Eastern apples of the very best quality barrels, which are being offered at prices lower than ever known in Arizona. Inquire at Pas choly & Co.'S
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Thursday Mir. SreSoYiscb, the well known fruit shipper, was at No gales. returning llonu 70 Los Angeles from Hermosilln lle arrived Wednes- day evening lhufsday evening he went to Blsbee HneFe he expected to remain 8 day oftwo thence to Tue son for a day, ard thence home to Los Angeles.
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Last Saturday night the train en route to Benson ran over a broken rail between IlGachuca and Fairbank, shaking Up the passengers and giving all hands severe fright. Engineer Norcross applied the air brake and brought Inc train 10 a standstill, while Conductor Woodrum went back to note the extent of the break. The wheels and brakes were also carefully examined and found to be all right, when the train proceeded on it's way.
 Saturday or last week Jos. Thomp- son and Mrs. P. E. Doyle made trans ferS of property in the block bounded by Crawford. Avery and International street and Sonoita avenuc, each deed- ing to the other a plot of ground by which the premises If each become more symmetrical, convenient and valuable.
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Last Saturday Mir Tommy Cleye- land, the locomotive engineer of the N. NJ. & A. railway, who was hurt some weeks ago by an accident to his engine, was at Nogales for the first time since the mishap occurred. He went to Guaymas for short visit, re- turning Wednesday morning.
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Dr. Rosenberg who returned from New York last Sunday has brought with him a large assortment of all the latest eastern and European novelties, which are for sale at the store of Goldsmith and Rosenberg, on Morley avenue, at prices which the doctor says will surprise the natives.
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Sunday morning Mir A. A. Abbott, superintendent of the Santa Rosalia Mining Co.,, returned from his visit to San Francisco. He will remain at Nogales several days before going to his mines in the Arl2pe district Of Sonora.
 Thursday of last week Mir. Dave Calisher received another surprise in the visit of 8 brother from New York
 Mir. Harry Calisher. The gentle man remained until Saturday evening when he resumed his journey to Cali fornia
 This morning Judge Duffy is to ex- anime man named Torres for obtain ing money under false pretenccs. He took three dollars from stranger to carry his baggage to the custom house which the latter ayers he failed to do,
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Mir D. Forsyth, the carpenter who erected the smelter buildings at Roi- lin, arrived in Nogales this week. MT. Forsyth, who is d first class carpenter and builder, has decided to locate in this city. His shop is next to the the Belleview hotel.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
LOST HIS TIPS.
A Pullman Porter who Was Forcibiy
Carried from His Prey.


The long bow had been drawn by
some master hands before 1t came to
the ex-speculator's turn to make
showing, says an exchange. "os course
had variety Of experiences" he be-
gan. while was chasing a fortune in
the great southwest. Perhaps as odd
one as any of them was this ope IN
northern Texas few Of US were
building a narrow gauge railroad 10
open up new section and put some
land on the market. Al the same time
a broad gauge line was being construct
ed through that portion OF the state.
Along a stretch Of about five miles we
happened TO secure the same right OF
way, a keen old Yankee taking pay
from both OF us. Neither road wouia
yield. 1t would take too long to nght
the matter out In the courts. and We
compromised by laying the narrow
gauge between the rails OF the proah
gauge, arranging time tables with
view of avoiding accidents. Ihlnss
went along without clash for ABOUT
six weeks. when started over our roao
as the guest OF the engineer. He was
showing me the PAGES of the locomotive
and while we were fairly flying over the
common right OF way we saw through
the dim light OF early morning that an
immense sleeper was coming toward US
at no less than mile a minute IL
had become detached from the train
ahead and was shooting down grade.
There was no time 70 reverse or at
tempt retreat The engineer set his
teeth. pulled her wide open and shot
through the sleeper as though II was
a fog bank We cut out the broad aisle
as slick as a saw could have done.
raked the ends OF few seats. caught
the porter up on the smokestack' and
few on. without checking speed. MOI
a passenger was hurt. but the porter
sued for 5000. Hurt7 No. but he
lost the tips. don't you see? And tips
were tips in those days.
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that 4 good restorative medicine Is
a positive necessity. 1t must be medi-
cine with specific virtues. As friend,
a woman friend, let me advise the use
of Lydia E Pinlham's Vegetable
Compound.
If your case has progressed so that q
troublesome discharge is already es-
tablished, do not delay, take the Veg
etable Compound at once, SO as to tone
up your whole nervous system; you
can get IL at any reliable drug store.
You ought also to use local applica-
ton, or else the corrosive discharge
will set up an Inflammation and hard
ening of the parts. Mrs Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is put up in packets at
rs cents each To relieve this painful
condition this Sanative Wash is worth
its weight in gold.
MRs GEORGE w. SHEPARD, Waterviet,
N. Y, says: 81 am glad to state that
am cured from the worst form of fe-
male weakness. was troubled very
much with leueorrhna, bearing-down
pains and baclIache. Before using
Mrs Pinkham's Remedies it seemed
that / had no strength at all. was
in pain all over. began to feel better
after taking the first dose of Vegetable
Compound. / have us five bottles,
and / feel like new woman. L know
If other suffering women would only
try it, it would help them"
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that her majesty requested the inn
mediate attendance of Its occupants in
the great drawing room; and. all
drenched as they were from this watery
drive. they passed into the queens
presence. the little grand-duchess alone
being carried OF at once to her apart
nent.
Seated on large round ottoman in
the center of the room. her black drap-
cries standing out about her in some
thing OF the form OF a haystack, with
the princesses drawn up in a half
circle beyond. the queen awaiting the
arrival OF her imperial grandchildren.
and most cordial and arfectionste was
her greeting when they appeared Just
as all were congrRtulating themselves
upon their final release being close at
hand. dinner was announced. and, TAX
ing the emperor's arm. the queen led
the way Immediately to the dining
room. Nor were the troubles of the
guests ended with the dinner, for no
sooner Rad the queen and empress re-
tired with their ladies' than the Prince
of Wales led the emperor and his suite
to the smoking room. where for good
bAIf-hour they stood gazing with long
ing eyes at the low Turkish dlsans
and tempting easy chairs. on which
their uniforms-un unbending as steel
harness with their resplendent gold
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prohibited their
reclining Surely the hour at which
court etiquette permitted Of their re-
tirIng must have been hailed that
night with most deyout thankssivings
from them all
Being at Tsarskoe Sels one after
noon during the month OF May, 1891.
the writer saw the little Grand-duehess
Olga pass In a carriage with her lady
in-waiting. the eoachman and foot
man in court livery As the carriage
came in sight the little grand-dnehess,
Who was wearing a soft muslin sun
bonnet. Just like any ordinary child.
had her back urned toward the group
OF spectators Al word. however,
f,cm her lady-in-waiting she turned
swiftly In their direction. and II was
a pretty sight TO behold this mite OF
eighteen mcuths bowling and kissing
her tiny hand as gracefully as though
she had attained many years
x - IN tht uhprit@'
Peterhon that her infant sister re-
Gently opened her eyes upon this
troublesome world and one can scarce
repress feeling OF pity for this wee
bit Of royalty. whose advent must have
brought so sharp a pauE OF disappoint-
rnent TO her parents hearts. for. by
a ukAse OF the Emperor Paul l, no
woman may succeed TO the throne Of
the c1ars unless the male line, both
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n.,.I,pr a. /. Mental stimulus.

An eminent French critic said In Q lecture
recently in New York that ITO distrust what
we Ike is the first requisite OF progress II
art and IN life lie did not mean that books
that are disagreeable are the only poohs
worth reading But he did mean that a hook
which opens up a new field of knowledge.
new outlook upon literature or life. Is NOT
from one which simply reflects the old fami-
liar ideas of which we say complacenuy.
..Uow good and true that Is. for I've felt II
or said II myself book that pats you on
the head or heart all the time Is apt to De
a little more than reflection oi your own
nn rrow experlence and you will not learn
anything from Il. book that makes one
feel ignorant is as mortifying TO ones pride
as a superior person.--'Drocn" IN 9uBost
Ladies' Home Journal.
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Al AbonlnabIe Legacy.

. tendency to rheumatism is undoubtedly
Inherited Unlike many other legaeies, y
remains In the family, The most enectuai
means OF checking this tendency. or of re
moving tncIpieni rheumatism. whether pre-
existent in The blood not, Is to resort 70
Hostetter's stomach Bltters as soon as me
premonitory twinges are felt NuIlliylns
the Influences of cold. exposure and faugue,
against their hurtful consequences. but sub
ingates mnIaria liver and kidney com
plaint dyspepsia and nervous disquietuoe-
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direct and collateral, be entirely ex-
tinct; this measure. according to ira
dition, having been prompted by the
severity with which his own mother.
the Empress Katherine the Great, held
the czar in subiection during her en-
tire reign.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

In some OF the cities of Europe the
cost OF putting out hre Is made
charge upon the property of the person
for whose benefit the ire department
is called out.
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HI. Idr. nf Drinllng.

.sColoneI we are intending to erect an
artistic drinking place In the center OF the
park aud thought perhaps you might SUD
.s'rhe project Is sheer nonsense, san p9
you Imagine To- an instant that the city whi
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
WISE WOMEN.
Those Who Heed the First Symp-
toms of Nervous Derangement
Special from Mrs Pinkham.

A dull, aching pain at the lower part
of the back and sensation of little
rills of heat, or chills running down
the spine, are symptoms of general
womb arrangement.
II these symptoms are not accompa-
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

any wife nearly loses her mind In sum:
rner" 'suow dreadful, What Is the cause
'swhen she goes shopping. whatever she
buys Is always ten cents cheaper In the
next store"
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New variety

Jack-Did Miss Prim give you the coiu
shoulder or the glad handr .n,
Choiiie--NeIther: she gave me the tilted
nose.-New York Press
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

/ never used 50 quick cure as PIso's Cure
for Tnnsumptfon Il. Palmer, Box HI,
Seattle wash, Nov. -, ls9o-
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

ed position. no
116ik Slriking demonstration Of this
oa11 Usll be found that is to be met
M r. regard TO the recital OF the
tl11n Imperial famiiys trials at the
|166 ~ Me visit to Balmoral. The en-
of0 md empress. with the little
l1o dnehess Olga. who was then
H6 1xhi months old. left Denmark
i Bperiai yacht STANDARD. crossed
~ ban Ocean and ran up the Riy-
fa coming to anchor about sew
miles from the maStie. They
~ BY the Prince OF wales and
A driETilnE min was falling
= Imperial family disembarked,
q (dly had they taken their places
4 zlsndaus-the empress in the
u1[ Ainty OF vhHe-trimmed gowns,
~ ~ Emperor and his suite in their
frnt soid-embroldered uniforms
~ ~ m order was given for the
XXI the carriages TO be thrown
l ~. despite the steady dowupour
IN r. the iriEzls had now turned
~ erisi sortege set forth in this
= After some slight protest on
IS rrss part. her majesty raised
- Fila. as did also the Iady-in-
n &s=7H Who had the care OF baby
u so. between alterations o.
~ nd pouring rain. the seven
y were accomplished. gaping
=! hninE the entire way TO wit
surely mos; uncomfortable
cf royalty.
4 was, however, consolation In
Eht that. once the castle was
their trouble would be over.
At the castle entrance stood
hamb-riain. who ss each car
se up Informed It's occupants
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

Educate Your Bowels with Csscarets-
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
Zoe nc @. g fall. druggists refund money.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
fALTY A HARD JOB
16f6<5f1vENIENcEs ENDUR E o
= IxsEuRoPEAN MoNARcHS.
y Ils<omfor,. which Court Etiquette
- Upon tn. Guar and IA.
90 Their vi.ir to Baimorai

HOSE who imagine
that all q couleur
de rose tCy crowned
heads little know
the immense In
convenience and
diseomforts with
which they are fire.
auently Obliged to
put up by very rea-
son OF their eaalt-
ed position. No
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

nied by lencor-
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She will realize that
her generative system
Is in need of help, and
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

MED BY Ieuc
rhea, they I
precursors
of that
weakness. [
1t is worse
than folly
TO neglect
these symp-
toms. Any W
man of CON
mon sense v
take steps +
- L.-..lf
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-30
Cd Southern
ON Railway.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MARCH 20,
1897.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
200 A NJ, No. IL. Southern Express.
South. Sleeper Richmond to Dan
vile. Greensboro. Salisbury. Char
Iotte. Columbia, and Augusta. Sleep
er open at $3.50 L. NJ.
Connects al Danyille with the
l M,aiieddnst9Nn o. s and oaf sSq5s~e sitsal
ers New York to A~shevilIe. Hot
Springs, Chattanooga and Nashville,
New York 10 Memphis, New York
10 New Orleans. New York 10
Tampa. New York 20 Augusta. and
first-class day coach between Ayush-
ingtOn and Memphis. connections are
made for all points IN Texas ana
California. Sleeper Obcn Tor Occg-
pancy al $3.50 r.. Vi.
1910 noon, No. :, sofia train daily FOR
Charlotte, N. c.. connects at Nose
ley with Farmville and Powhatan
vile. oxford, Henderson. and Dur
ham. and at Greensboro fer Dur
ham. Raleigh, and Winston-Salem.
at Danville with No. %, United
States fast mail. solid train. daily
for New Orleans and points South.
which carries sleepers New York 10
New Orleans and New York to Jack
sonville; also Pullman tourist sleeper
every Saturday Washington TO San
Francisco without change.
500 =. NJ. No. II, local. daily. except
Sunday. for keysyille and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:tS = s. n. from Atlanta and Augusta.
$40 A. M. From Keysyiie.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos. 81 ard 81. between Manchester and
Neapolis. Va.