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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-10
LIFE ON A FRENCH PENAL SHIP.
Floating Prison which Conveys Convicts
to Penal Colonies.

Floating Prison which Conveys Convlcts
to Penal Colonies.
The French transport ship Gala
DOME, recently lying at Port Tampa,
was an object OF much curiosity. This
grim sea prison annually conveys about
two thousand souls from the land OF
the living the gay French republic
To an enduring death on the Safety
! Islands.
The Caladonie is an iron ship OF
4400 tons. For the past ten years 1t
has been in the employ of the French
government transporting criminals
from France and Algeria to the penal
colonies on the Safety Islands, thirty
miles off the coast of French Guiana.
Four steel cages, each with cnpac-
ity OF 100, are ready for the male pri-
soners as they come aboard. while
much smaller one, capable of holding
only thirty-one persons, is sufficient
for the female convicts, This latter
cage is in the aft Of the ship, and is
widely separated from the Others, The
women are treated with great deal
more consideration than the men.
They haveregular berths and are given
better fare. The men sleep in canvas
hammocks, and are given the ordinary
seaman's ration, which is substantial
il not very elaborate.
A very interesting feature and one
horrible to contemplate is the facility
with which the steam can be used
upon the convicts should they attempt
to take possession of the ship. Pipes
are so arranged that were such an at
tempt to be made it would be possible
for the officers of the vessel to scald
every prisoner to death in less time
than it would take to count them.
Captain Dano never had such case
arise on board his ship, but it often
becomes necessary To give them lit
tie steam to quell discomfort. As
rule, however, the eighty guards who
are regularly detailed for service on
board are sufficient to keep the prison
ers quiet.
Should an outbreak ut any time |
occur n signal of alarm calls all hands |
to the midship section of the ship, and
then all the ladders leading to the
upper deck of this section are drawn
up, the lower doors bargicaded, and
the rightful commanders have
quickly improyised but strong
fort, which embraces the boiler and
engine room, the arsenal and provi-
sion rooms, the officers headquarters,
The chart and steering rooms, and the
bridge. The convicts cannot come
near enough to scale the walls or to
batter down the doors on account of
The scalding steam, while from the
fortress the guards and crew can shoot
hem as they.appear.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-10
long Pontincates.

On March 3.Pope Leo XIII entered
upon the twenty-tirst year of his pom.
titicate, length of reign which has
only been exceeded by eleven popes
since the pontiiicate of st. Peter; TO
wit, st. Peter himself, Ammo Domini
"a to 81; Sylvester /, 3l4 to 337; Leo
the Great, 440 TO 46l; Adrian I, I'll
to 1876; Leo III, 695 to sic; Alexander
HI, 1859 to llSl; Urban VIII, 1923
to 1914; Clement XI, 100 TO l721;
Plus VI, l775 TO 1919; Plus VII,
1900 to 1923; aud the present pope's
immediate predecessor, Plus TX, 1916
TO 1878.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-10
MorphinoInnnia.

Much information il given concern.
ing morphinism in n work on lie
morphine habit, latel Y published IA
Paris. 1t liz said there that German.
France and tho United States are tbe
countries in which the habit IN most
widespread, but that il has it's victims
in Russia, Sweden and Turkey. and
that even in the extreme East NOR.
phine as narcotic is suppImiing
opium. Statistics are furnished vf
1000 cases, collected from all parts "A
the world-650 men and $50 women.
These statistics show that Of the mnls
morphinists the medical profession
supplies the largest number, ~ per
cent. Men OF science come next, with
ID per cent then merchants, eight Dor
cent, while clergymen, lahorers aud
politicians occupy the lowest position.
on the list. Women OF means are tho
most numerous class among the fe-
males, 43 per cent. followedby wiye,
of medical men, 10 per cent. Ia Ger.
many there are entire villages whose
inhabitants are addicted Ia tho use 81
the drug, but the general belief TINT
the morphine habit is more extensive.
ly practiced in Paris than ia any other
city is contradicted. MorphinomnniG
is said to occur with the greatest fro.
quency between the ages OF 20 aud ~.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-10
The Earm-yard Cane

Those boys! The girls felt that
they had borne it us long as they
could. And Frank was the ring
leader. Without his quick wits Katy's
Arabella Miranda would never have
taken sea bath with her silk dress
on, Jennie's lovely poodle would
never have appeared at breakfast
striped like a zebra, with his poor
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-10
A scheme That Failed.

Papa-I did the count an injustice.
l thought he was n chump.
Mamma--And you have changed
your opinion?
Papa-Yes, indeedl You should
have seen him kick when l tried to
work offsome worthless railroad stocks
as part of the marriage settlement. -
Puck.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-10

apply Kerosene, naphtha, or turpen.
.ino' either Of which will, in a short
un', penetrate between the nut and
boI'' aud M allow the nut 10 be nm.
s'f"w"d without trouble. EQUALLY af.
hcHciouH IA rusty hinges and locks
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-10

To be perfectly proportional man
should weigh twenty-eight pounds for
every foot OF his height.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-26
SfMruteSWiithett.

eSn Der 9ta1t pom Samia9 auf
Sonntag raste Elm i6merer Sturm iiber
oas ganse n6rolide Sbio uno aub in
unierem Gountp puroe Sbaoeu ange=
ridtet, Der ii1 auf Sauienbe BON Ool=
lars belduft. g8inomiibleu uno 6ensen
muroen umgeblaien, gdume entipurselt
uno abgebroden. Gdber peaseriiien
mb Sbornlteine itiirSten sulammeu.
0lele muroen aus Dem S6lafe aeriiitelt
une mande batten bang. Die Yena6a
ung iiirse ibnen oh Dem Gopfe Suiam=
men.
9luf Der bieli9en Met6ooiltenfir1e
ftiirSte Der bpbe Sbornltein auf uno
our6 oas Sa1, 10 oaB ON Gonntas
fein @ottesbient abeehalten weroen
fonnte. Sdon am Sonntao muroen
Die &eparaturen in Nneriff aenommen,
uno Ibeinen iOmit Die i9arfen Sonl=
taaseeiebe melhen lih bic eanse iibrlqe
Menidbeit fiisen iolte, fir Die Serren
Metbooifen nidt 81 gelten.
Nuh aH Sele9rapbenpiplten, uno
Srdbten ma9te lid Die Wta6t oes Stur=
mes selteno ano on man6en pldben
mar Der telesrapbiIhe gertebr unter=
broden.
Bon alien Sbeilen oes 2anoes tom.
men Serihte iiber bic 8erbeerunsen,
pelde Der Sturm angeri9tet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-26
seim 2cte,s speabmHen.

9tpple Geerf. Sbio, September 9te,
1896. Qerru 81. Yeter 5SabrreD:
5hon lett 90 Subren lit i6 oil eiuem
beftieen Sulten ben ih mir wabrl6eins
lid ourh @rtdltllna au9esoaen labe,
ueldem lih oann ipdter slt9embeidwer-
oen, 0erihleimung Der Srult, 2unae
uno Iais sugsiellten, io'ple SIdbunsen
uno ipnltiee unorbnlnAen Der Seroau=
unas Orsane. welhes lblimmer mar
ais Der 6ulttn ielbit. SD babe faf
INNER Wisoisin eiasenpmmsn, aud
mebrere Nerste eoniultirt, beionoers in
Der Sdweis, neil oas meine alte Seimatb
lit, aber oaes umIpnlt; man iagte mir
auh es Iei nihts oasegen Su tbun. 2ln=
Ianes Wdra 1895 fina i6 an Sbren Ws
pentrauter Ylutbeleber all probiren.
habe cine probetiite uno Damn 2 groBe
3llten iommen lahen uno lsitbcr tatt
immer oapon scbraudt. SIN erfen
Wonat mar mein 3ultano Der slelhe,
nadGer fiiblte ih auf einnal lei6ter,
lpenieer bsenst auf Sunse uno gruit
uno betam aud beNeren Qppetlt, ooh
Der SuIten blieb bis Dor un9efdbr einem
Mpnut, oann bate er aub ein Dsnis
nahaelaHen uno Der ausmnrf aebt lel9-
ter ab. SD balte piel Don Sbrem @lut=
beleber uno mil menn mOalih ME mehr
obne oenielben iein. Sohe nit Sbrer
uno Gottes Siilfe nod BON mellem u :
bel sana beIreit gu iein, obldon iA me'=
ne 60 Sabre i6on suliidaelest babe.
ytun oa Der Ylutbeleber balo anf9e=
braudt lit, 10 iinben Sic einliegenb S
uno Ienoen sic mir iofort ipleber cine
eroBe GiIte. Sbsilen Sic mir siitisit
nit, oh i6 aud bon i1rer Meoisin nab
Der S6lpeis tommsn laFen fonnte uno
miepiel cine sroBe Riife nah BORT folten
,piirbe, ba ib i'm Sinn babe ipater wie=
Der nod Dem alteu 8aterlanoe Suriifsu=
febren. Sh oente, Die Wtsoiain wiiroe
lih bort aud gut bemdbrsn, inoem i1
lie nah neiner feiten ueberaeusun9 lc=
oem anratben tann. Nlit 9oda1tun0
uu0 0fub, SaiOU SuHlel.
YerIpnen, tpelde in fremoeu 2anoern
luobnen, ooer iol1e, lpelde 8ertuanOten
uno 6reunoen bon bieier Meoisin in's
Wuslanb fhiden tpollen, tperoen erluhi
f1 an Sr. petsr ;Sahrnep ll2-1l4 so.
SoDne Mpe. 81 ipenoen, tpelber nit Vers
aniigen bereit 1T, iofort ole gemiinlAte
gusfunft gu ertbeilen, ba faum elm Sanr
auf Dem cipililirten Sleil oes groballs
lit. no niht 6orni's Mlpenfrduter ylut-
beleber sefunoen merben farm.
Gum Sdube oes Sdufers uno Gabri'
tanten lit jeoe 6laide bon 6orni's Nl'
penfrduter Blutbeleber nit elmer regi.
ltrierten Summer, pelhe fih Dben al
Der Siilie belinoet, berieben. Man Eeb'
lsenau barauf. bab oielelbe weoer aus.
raoiert. nod iOnlt perdnoert lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-26
Gas Sbeater Grcignib Der
Cation

wire oas Nuftreten Don Nrdulein Mar=
saret Matber i'm bieliaeu Spernbauie
am Samlta9 2lbeno. %. Sanuar, IN
benz SbafeIpeare'ihen Drama rGpmbe=
line" biloen. Sas S1ouipiel, luie SSrl.
Matber oasielbe ipielt. miro sn elmer
Geibe prdbtiaer Yiloer, Yanoranas.
uno Yubnen=gifctten welde ouh Die
ae.u0bnlidNe proouftiOn aussei6nen
miiree. Seoe oieier Scenen ibeint Die
anoere OH Yradt 81 iibcrtreffen. Sie
9oiiiime iibertreIIen iosar oieieniaen in
Srpinss Sing grtbur". Wdbreno Der
@bateipeare Senner iib befrieoiat fiiblt,
ieineu 2ieblina in einem &oltiim su iin=
ben. oas ibm 70 mobl aula9t. lit Der
Mann, oer nidt 3eit iinoet, Die Drama
bes aroben @naldnoers senauer 81 ftu=
oieren, enlsiidt bon ben gebotensn Bill
bern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-26
ltmicr Ge,aers9epnrten,cm

gaah Dem Yeridte bes Gbefs unieres
6euer-D departments umfabt Der Di=
ltritt, iiber iuel1en iid nnier Geuer=
Eepartement erltredt, $4,000 9lfer.
Sm Safe BON Geuer iteben bemlelben
sur 8erfiiguna:
Gine 9nmpflpribe.
A heniibe QDihapparate.
Wagcn nit 6euerbaden ilnb 2ei-
tern.
3 Shlauduagen.
5000 SUB quite baumtpollene
S6lauhs.
400 6uB @ummiIbldube.
Die ldhrlihen Iusgaben tiir oas
6euer= Gepartement belauIen lid aut
5000.
9ie Deuerlpebr sablt 60 Mitalisoer.
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Ncrmn8IHft.

Am lebten Greitaa, unaefdbr um II
llbr, fielen bel Der Smin gitp Goblen=
CRUDE in ubrihspille un9efdbr 10 Son.
nen 5hutt berunter uno Garl Matbias
uaro unter oenielben besraben. Ob=
sleih iofort Der S9utt binpeeseraumt
iuurbe, 10 tonnte man ben 8eri1iitteten
nur nod aus Der Mine an's 3aaesIiat
bringen, ipo er iofort peridieo. Der
Verungliifte mar ungefdhr 20 Sabre
alt. 8or unsefdbr Sabrsn tpanoerte
er nit ieinsr iunaen Grau bon ieiner
oeutlAen 0eimatb nad ben Ser. @taa=
ten aus, uno jebt mubte er iie nit slpei
llnmiinoiaen Ginoern 3uriidlaHen.
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leNprte'sl.

9lm rs. sSdnuar in Gdnol Douer
sSalob rinD. ien., i'm MIter BON 70
sSabren. Ser WsrhorbeIe lam i'm Sabre
1914 pDn Deutldiano nod @ai,oi 80.
per nnD lat ieitber INNER hort 9efupbnt.
gr binterldbt cine trauernbe Mittipe
uno 9 Ginoer, ndmsih: safob Qino. ir.,
0untinaton, Sno. SoDn u. 2no,
WtaiHlon; 6rau 9ouis 9efenbahes.
Duntinston, Sno.; Ybilip 2ino uno
sSrau sSobn 0oelun,, Dorer 9p.; Jrau
Wm. 5tabl, Nauarre; 0enrp ginD,
g9ooifer College; SRI. &oia ghlo, Wai=
Iiaon; Grau =. Maurer, Droer.
Mm Is. Sanuar in Sell Gitp. Sno.,
ssrduIein @iara Marti, Gberlebrerin
on ben oifsntIiden sdulen oaIelbif, i'm
glter bon 81 Sabren. Die gttern Der
REINFORCEMENT, ,ypbn Marti uno feline
sSrau. cine ssb. Sabnentrat, Iino in
ben 60aer Sabren bon 5reilton nod
Sell GitD geganaen, peldes 81 iener
3elt bon elmer MnSa6l Sdweiser neu
ge9riinbst mar.
9lm 20. sanuar in Gilmore. sSubn
@arpenter. I'M Otter BON beinabe 80
Sabren.
9lm 20. Sanuor in 6leu;lano Wm.
0lrlt I'M Nlter bon n Sabren. @r bin=
terlabt cine gBittipe uno Iiinf Ginber.
brei SObne unb sluei 50hter. Der 8er=
itorbene bat iriiber bier semobnt nno
muroe Die Heihe bierber eebra6t, I'm
beltattet Ill tperOen.
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Die 0ebMrt DeS ,,Or0keremss
9tetu 0orf.

bert" stelp BORT oIs elm ausaepabiener 3iee in bic
aSel eingetubrt TaS Yrcblem ber Dfuni3ipalperunls
fung iutro ~ unierem G1nbe etne bod3tfe Vrobe i'm
grobfen Wtnbifebe III bejteben babeu tnerhaIb fei.
ner Srsnaeu lueiit tne NeD6ferung peIde nadb be,i
eeten esuns oerjentgen brsiaebn nnjerer foupes
rdMeH Staaen 8lei9fommt unb ebenio grob III, ME
bHng Der linton bstbeiligten gtaaten Die worfehrr.
gen tber Seben nnb 6efunbbtit eieier unaehtureu
wsn9e aus alien 9aationen nnD sslimateu inb Elm uns
S ss.onss Motelel aber inetm is auS Der eriabrnns
to9eS Stnben siebsn. fSnneu Eanenbe bon 2eibeuben
"a Wep Dorf nHb fouittpo ans ber @etpat eues quds
tenofn Se1benS Rbenm1tiSmus, bur ben friibsetiaeu
bifers befreit perben Gegeres III ouberbem Gin Vor.
Den9nn9smsttel gegen Mdloria NIB Nierenleben To-
f EN- ME peria9eubcs 1efmttfl gsgeu 2eberjt6rur.
gen. 1erttopfung, SGiD69e Wigrdne unb NerDoftdf
IN bsiuanberun9smareiaer E9etie regf es ben Appet
an tOrDerf Ben Glnf heI6euuigt eneinEQ unb tutrff
ben GGm69en ben &lferB snfQeoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-26

6elitt Qlbtnb utrbeil III bsr Wobnung
Der Btaut ortraAt 0r. Norman Gens
6auier nait S5sdnlein Wariba Webflp.
tporalif bos nsuperlndbIte Yaar cine
Meife nub oeni Often antreten ipiro.
uniere berslibiten WliidluiinIhe.
800 o.l nun ipoupelit oa lpan0lt ifb outb.
Da fpIg i'd unn bin ss sufrieorn;
Woln criten Rub big sAr iestsn poufb -
atnn lueroeu futr nimnier gcl1teben;
Woni ieligen sja unr oeut 1rauoitar
Bis sum bitteru Nbe an Der 2pbtcubobr -
gDir bieiben beijamren bteneoen.
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gDro peter. Sbulo pon $303. S an-
ertannt uno aud cine 5lueite S1uib
bon $1293 .06 nno Soften.
gli5a Smart segen goiparb Gmart.
@beihei0ung bepilliat nn0 miro Der
Gldgerin auBernem mob bic Got 80. Ill
in ganal Ooper suaeiprohen.
Ghio gesen @bite 0aoion. Ser Mn-
getlaste erfldrt lib auf bic 9tntlage bes
Nnartffs nit Der abiiht gu tooten nidt
fduloiy.
9lliee Softer sesen MidoeI Softer.
GIN tempordrer ginbaltsbeIebl tpuroe
beipilliat.
M. y. 3eam, Qlom., eeeen Sames
SureeB II. u. Der Nnaet!aate bat
ieine glnipriihs auf oas beltrittene
@iaentbum aufSugeben.
Better Solar geaen Ghriitian Gerber.
Cine friibere @erurouune miro aufredt
erbalten uno bat jere Yartsi Die eigenln
Soften su besablen.
Treo. 8urfep segen Daniel S1ull
IL. N. Sbeilung angeoronet.
Bernard Stabl se9en Gbrifian Ger
ber II. VI. @srtaui beltdtigt.
Ohio aesen 8eu. @iliOn uno Sobn
8laf. Ya Die sntlaae niht begriinoet
9efunoen wuroe, 10 weroen Die 9ln9e=
tlagten entlallsn.
Sbio gesen gomaro @rlabt uno
Sarolo gtiron. Sa felne Ye9riinouns
Der Antlage uOrlisst, 10 weroen Die bei=
ben entlallen.
Obio sesen gomaro Siius. Ser Nn=
seflaote erfldrt iid auf bic 9lntlage.
perborgen. Waifen setrasen gu baben,
nidt ibuloig.
Wargaret Garnaban sesen 9bomas
Garnabaa. Ser 9lnsetlagte miro me=
gen Nti6adtung zines @sribtsbeiebls
um 81 uno Soften beitrait uno bat nun
yiir9ihaft BON 81 su itellen. oaB er in
3utunit Den 8efellen oes Gsri1ts naO=
tpmnen merbe.
8. aniielp seaen Gbriitian 5tein=
baA u. u. auf Soften oes 9ld9e,s
luueH YtiuNel.
Sie %. & 8. e. giIenbabn eeeen
5. g. Mc@lelanb. 9luf Soften Der
tlaaenoen partei suriideesosen.
Samuel @elh 9eqen Wm. q. 6o6=
ltettler II. u. Nuf Soften bes Gld9ers
suriifge5Oaen.
Samuel Weld uno 8. @. Softer,
Observation-Disclosures 9ssen SeSefiab
8aroea u. u. gluf Soften Der Sldser
fallen selaRen.
3oB 2lleranoer geaen geeen bic Gopal
grid So. 9a oas gigentbum unter
Der friiberen Nbiddblina nidt perfauft
peroen fonnte, 10 miro cine neue @b=
ihdBrng an9eOronet.
gDm. Smibart geaen Glen Smibart.
Dem Gldger miro befoblen, Der Nnse=
flagten bis gum "a. Sanuar cine Inter,
ltisuns bon $50 su bs3ablen uno Dem
Inwalt oerlelben bis gum 10. Sebruar
$50.
@m. 6or sssen Glisabetb Gor u. q.
gliSabetb @or miro gum gormuno oes
mln0erldDrl3e ehas. 9or ernannt.
Yurrel Stoder 9e9en aoam Stofer.
geigelest uno Soften besablt.
Sbio gegen Nlpa Nferinann. Sic
Nnfla9e lautet auf @inbru9, morauf
ila adernlann nidt i9uloig ertldrt. 8.
Wf. Smith miro sum Annalt oes Inee=
tla9ten belfellt.
Sames Collins uno Sobn O'8rien
llno ipe9en Sragens berboteuer Maffen
angetlast uno erfldren li1 nibt l6ul=
Dig.
Sa aesen Wm. 6ranb feline anflase
oorlie9t, 10 miro oerIelbe freisela1en.
Seize 0ines, @rant 6ineS, gBalter
Walter uno George @ramer, peeen
Glnbru9 an9eflast, erfldren ii1 ni9t
lbulDiQ.
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ubriG tn0 Noa's tteucr 2eibs
tttto SfutteritaQ.

8ute 6uDrperte gu billiaen preiIen.
Selpnoere Sor9falt miro auf pferoe
pernenoet. Die bel nns einseliellt uno
pertOltigt merben.
Wlr baben neue uno aebraudte gu9=
gies, autlhen uno Wagen, Die mir per=
taufen Ooer auf Gutter perbanbeln.
Sonlnt uno ma6t elm eutes @eiddit.
Dlnter bem Gpernbans in Boubps
altem plab, 3elepbon go. IS.
u ubrib & MolI.
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5taat Ohio, Soleoo, I
Qucas Gountp, So. {

Grant 5. @benep beid,u0rt,
bab er Der dltere partn,r Der 6rima ss.
S. @benep & 60. lit. ipel9e @eiddfte
in Der Gtaot 5olebo, in obenaenanntem
@Ountn uno Gtnate. tbut, unb bab be-
ia9te Grima bic Gnmme bon einbunoert
Dollars fit jeoen Gaq BON 3atarrb be-
Sablen ipirb, Der burd ben 0ebraud
bon 6all's Rntarrb=Rur nidt 9ebeilt
iuerben fann.
Granf s. gbenep.
Deibmoren pDr mir uno I'M.
Gie9el teri1rieben in meiner @e=
sentpart am 6. Sept. 1886.
u. 90. Gleaion. 6ffentlider Notar.
0aq's RatarrbsGur tuiro innerli1 ae-
nommen, uno ipirit oireft nuf bds glut
uno bic idleimigen CberfIdnen bes Gu
fems. aobt Sud 3eusniiie frei gu.
fdiden.
s. s. Gbenep & Co., 9oIeoo, 8.
Verfauft bon dllen Mpothetern. 75c.
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s. $. &imtep's balbidbrlider
Nuspertauf beainnt am Montaa, 81.
e}anuar, uno oauert 10 Sage. s3dufer
finoen sroBe 8ortbeile, oa Die 8orrdtbe
reon5irt meroen miiifen. Nae Wertdufe
fiir yaar. Veridumt nidt au fomrnell.
S. 8. &inieD,
Noroneitefe bon publie Gquare.
Sem pbilaoepbia, 8.
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Syrataf's Gd)mbitore,
IS Gartars etrabe,
Canal 0ober, ..
sd,mad)e, llerb6ie Ytriens,t.

sepIaet pon eoffnnuesIpfefsit nnb 59ls&tsx 1rdI,-
men. eritbptenbeM AnSfniieW. GIeDerreiben 6yn{is
Nadens unb &opff@mer5tn RnafausfaH, Akmahme bct
1ehbrs nnb @eTdts. &atarrb wsngen0rnden Ginhis
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The oasis., 1898-01-08
Whole No. 242
Fl rriunfo Silver Mines Near La Pa1, E. c.

Fl Triunfo Silver Mines Near La Psz, E. c.
 Samuel R. Rhodes of Hermosillo, in the latter part of August, obtained an option" on the tailings of the Progreso Mining Go. $ mill at Triunfo, $. C. This property is little known although the mill has been running since 1869 and the dumps contain over 400, ,0O0 tons of tailings. The oldest dump contains several thousand tons of ? ounce silver tailings the result of an attempt at amalgamating base ores Since then these silver ores carrying from forty to eighty ounces of silver per ton have been leached and the tailings assay S2.50 gold aud 10 ounces silver per ton, associated with arsenic, antimony and zinc. There are five silver mines connected with the mill by raiiways-the pay roll numbering fifteen hundred employees. Although MT Rhodes option was good only till December 3lst, 1884, he has succeeded in forming company in Washington, D. O., and in beginning the erection of plant. After careful tests it was found that at least $500 per ton can be recovered at a max mum cost of S2.25, on American money basis. The cost of reduction has been decreased by the use of the Ladd-Chitten Leaching trough. and by combination of the hypo and cyanide processes.
The oasis., 1898-01-08
A Cure for Lame Back.

My daughter when recovering from au attacs of fever, was great sufferer from pain il the back an q hips writs Louden Grover, of Sardis. ky. Alter using luite number of remedies without any benfit she tried one 5ottleof ChamberlaiD's Pain Balm and it has given enter relief Cham oerlains Pain Balm is also certain cure for rheumatism. Sold by. Cheno- weth and Mix.
The oasis., 1898-01-08

In another column this week there appears the annual statement of the International Bank in Nogales, Ari- zona, which in comparison with the report of last year shows a gratifying growth of business. Deposits, ex- change and all other lines have in- creased greatly.
The oasis., 1898-01-08

Friday evening of next week social will be given at the Congregational church for the benefit of the kinder garten. The best of home made coffee and cake will be served and pleasant evenings entertainment is assured Admission for grown folks twenty-five cents, Mexican money: for little peo- pie, ten cents in the same kind of coin.
The oasis., 1898-01-08
MORALES NOTES.
IHterestiug Items Gathered Aroand the
 Line Cities.
In Honor of MT. Mertens.

The ball at the municipal palace in Nogales Sonora, on New Years eye, In honor of Mr. Carlos G. Mertens, the new administrator of customs, was largely attended by the elite of the line cities, and was one of the most enjoyable social events ever oc- curing in Nogales. It was the first social event in the new palace, which had been elaborately prepared for the occasion. The floor of the main salon had been canyassed for dancing, and also that of smaller salon on the ad- jacent side of the interior court. The porch surrounding the court had been enclosed with canvass, making an ele- gant foyer for promenading. A DOT tion of the foo. space therein was oc- cupied by the refreshment stand and the music was conveniently stationed between the two salons where it's vo- luptuous strains were easily heard in both.
 Early in the evening Mir. Mertens was welcomed to Nogales hy Presi- dente Ignacio Bonillas, who in a few well chosen and eloquent sentences conveyed to the gentleman the hearty good will of the community in which his official lot has been cast. Mr. M. responded feelingly and eloqnentlv thanking Mir Bonillas aud the people of Nogales for the compliment exten- ded, closing with statement that be
 a5 IgesgeJ fc6fg A tas. |. cable, large quantitY of suitable souyenirsof the occasion, which would now be distributed among his friends. Then several men entered bearing two large baskets filled with bottles of rare perfumes and numerous other elegant keepsakes which were distrib- uted among the pleased and delighted guests with the compliments of the donor
 Dancing was continued until day light, and the signal for terminating the festivities was received with re- gret by all participants.