The border vidette., 1898-12-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Louis FrOtO, OF HrOCo Dioo', '1
Tucson this week.
Perfect fit; latest styles; best goods
at Fleischer Bros.
Jack Mcclure has gone to Tucson
on important business.
If you would be we'll dressed go to
Fleischer Bros.
Fine rockers at J. L. Stambaugh's
furniture store. u
B. salazar, the mining operator, Is
up from Sonora on business.
F. G. Bermosillo weat to Tucson
the forepart of the week on business.
Jack Frest can not penetrate be-
vond FIeischer Bros wooden under
wear.
If you want fine large steak or a
big stack of hot cakes, go to The
Richelieu.
Colin Cameron, the Arizona cattle
prince, was in Nogales Tuesday on
cattle business.
For the sweetest and largest oranges
ever brought out OF Sonora 90 to the
Jimmie Fruit Co.
Several fine mules for Prof. E. L.
Dumble arrived on Wednesdays train
from the Salt River valley.
Mr.. S. P johnson and party are
engaged in surveying several ranches
in the Santa Cruz valley this week.
The Jimmie Fruit Company has the
freshest and cheapest candies III No
gales Go and sample them.
A. AIlande, representing L. Zecken-
dorf & Co.'S mammoth Tucson store,
is in Nogales doing our merchants.
For Nice furnished rooms
Apply to Mrs. Hendricks, first house
east of Roy E Tiscomb's warehouse. >
Mr.. R. J. Norton. the we'll known
Sonora mining operator, accompanied
. sy Nj Norton, is visiting in Nogales.
Large shipments of Sonora oranges
arrive daily from the south and are
promptly forwarded to their destina-
ton.
U. S. Collector Of Customs Ii. K.
Chenoweth, who has been absent from
the city several days on official bust
ness, returned home on this morning :
train.
Art squares, rugs, hassocks, mats
and over sixty different patterns OF
carpets; from cheapest ingrains to
finest velvets, at Stambaugh's furni
ture store. tt
P. J. Zeime+, the popular station
agent at this point, is the busiest man
in town these days; he and his able
assistants are working night and day
to keep pace with the increased bust
ness of the road.
Mrs Will BroIrick, little Shirley
and Miss Sharley Martindale, sister Of
Mrs. Brodri:k, left on last nights
north bound train for their oil home
in EIkhart, Indiana, where they viii
spend the winter.
Mrs. Ernestine Gray Lulley, (unr
versity GRADUATED will take limited
number of pupils in piano, organ anC
singing. English, French or Spanish.
Residence, Sonoita Avenue, seconc
door from Mexican consulate. Office
hours from 2 to p. m.
Hereford 4; Hazzar,l, attorneys at
law, with their place of business a
Tucson, have an adj in this issue o
The VIDETTE. This firm is we'll anc
favorably known throughout the terri
tory and anyone having business Will
them will find them fair and square.
We take pleasure in noting IL grea
improvement in the Tucson Star the s
days. 1t is "b.imfuP' of good lota
news items besides having big wei
edited grist of teles graph. Harry i
Layton, the Stars present city editor
will push that paper to the front,
he has II chance; he is onto all tn
tricks of the trade.
John Urere, one OF the best ant
most popular restaurant man who eve
lived in Negales or any other place
returned this morning after a n absenc
of O month on the coast. John is no,
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