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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Ans benz hbrissn @roBbsrsustbnm.

9Dblingen, Is. Suli. @dbz
renb bes entieBli9en llnseipitters, oas
li4 beute Hadmittas iiber unferem
Sorfe unb Der llmgesenb entlub, i6luq
Der 8lib in bas Dad Der suIammenz
ppbnenoen uno perfpanoten MGnner
Sraui9 unb Miiblmeiitsr. SIM Nu
itanb bds itrobbebedte Saus in
li6terloben Slammsn. Giniae Sling
hinge, Die eben i'm 8esriffe ftdnpen,
na9 8Dri9 CUR 9efper gu geben, Be-
mertten ipfort bas Ssuer unb eilten
unpersiiglpi9 an bic Y%ranoftGtte. Die
beioen oben sennannten, iiber 80 Sabre
alien WGnner lagen in Der Mittaass
rait uno batten feline Qbnuns bon benz
lln9liide. bas lie ~setrpffsn. Ser cine,
Nit. Sraui9, mar gleid auf ben 8eiz
men, um nit Silfe Der berbeieilenben
2eute feline Sabieligteiten su retten;
Der anoere dber, i6pa1 unb iebr BART
bDrig, pplte ni6t an bas 9ef6ebene
glduben uno peigerte ii6, feline Eager
itGtte gu perlahen. 9a branaen bic
beiben MGnner Sobann 9ret6en unb
Sobann S6uaer ms 3immer unb
tru9en ben altersi9pa6en @reis nit
iammt ieinem Bette bindus. Sdtten
bic mutbigen Hetter bios einen Iuaen=
Bid se5Dsert, 10 pdre Der ltnsliidlide
elm Spfer Der Slammen seporoen. @n
elm 2Di9en bes 8ranbss mar ni6t au
benten. Sesbalb beI9rGntte man Iih
barauf, bic Sbiere in Si1erbeit Az
b%rinsen uno bonn MObel nur 10 piel au
retten, ais eben mpsli9 mar. Die unz
gliidli9en 2eute, pel6e innerbalb sebn
Sabren fiir's 5peite Mal BON .einem
ungepitter 10 fdper beimgeIu6t porz
ben, iinb atpar perii4srt. aber iebr uies
brig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15

Sabren. 9it. aieffer BON bier, ans
Saro gebra9t.
Holtngersrunb, 20. Suli. Sier
llarb 9eitern nu9 ldnserem 9eioen
Sfltpeiter Wiaibrorba, 9eb. Maraare.
t9t gtonner, gebiirtis aug bieiiger Ortz
lnaft. Seit q Sabrsn pirfte lie als
Nebrerin an Der bieiigen S9ule. sic
mar erit % Sabre alt.
Sau 9letben, 20. Suli. Sc
lfern Qbenb gegen 5 llbr entItano in
Dem Wobnbauie Der Ditttpe s. piib
elm S9abenfeuer, ipeIfes bas @e6dube
gan5lt4 etndi9erte; faft iGmmtli6e
Wtobsl ipuroen elm Raub Der Slammen.
Ote gena4tbeiligte, pel6e ni9t fir ibr
gtgentbum berii6ert lit, erleibet einen
Terluft bon 1900 Sranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
oSnaem6nrgi(6es.
9as &l0ppslfriesoenfmaI in Glert.

Die 4rbeiten an benz 0enfmale bes
Sauerntrieses i9reiten riiitis ppran;
oasielbe lit i4on in einem Orittel Der
Sobe fertig. 4nfangs bieier Wp6e
peroen Die leBten Steine eintreffen.
Iuf benz Oentmalsplabe pirb cine
groBe Serrafe berseitelt. Bon berz
ielben aus geniebt man einen iiberaus
berrli9en 4usblid auf ben 8ursfleden
Glerf unb bic SeitentbGler.
Der SUB oes eriten bronaenen Hes
liefbiloes in Miin6en lit re6t qut aez
lungen. Die &eliefbilber periinn6il6en
bic 9aupttugenben Der Seslinaer
gauern bon 1898; bic 9laubenstreue
uno Die Wabrbeitsliebe. @(uf Dem einen
8tlbe pirb cine riibrenbe @piiobe aus
benz &lDppeltriese barseiteGt, iiber
tpel6e Serr Pfarrer 3orn in ieinem
i4onen gu9e beri6tet pie folat: u9ez
reits benin eriten Mprsensrauen famen
bic SlDppelmGnner auf elmer 0ieie
beim pfarrbaufe 81 Oaleioen sufamz
men, I'm gesen bic Sran5oien aussuaiez
ben. ginige MGnner aus 9orborn,
@helborn unb Glerf batten bic Na6s
ri6t gebra4t, buB man ben Seine i'm
4nauge gesen Glerf 9eieben. Man be-
i4lob iofort, bic S~ransoisn gu @rsz
felo anSugreifen unb unI1Golid All
MAIDEN, bamit lie bic segen Glerf ber>
anmari9irenpen ni9t unterItiiben
tonnten. Sa aber bic 3ulammentpm=
member tppbl einiaben, bab ie elmer
groBen 9efabr entsesensingen unb BEL
Dem 3uiammneitobe lei6t ibr 2eben
lpsrlieren fonnten, 70 baten lie ben
IYfarrer bon Oaleiben, Serrn MauIen,
tbnen bic 9eneralabI olution uno ben
ISegen 5u ertbeilen. Gingsumber auf
benz Inger tnieten bic i6lihten Sam
pier, uno man6 inbriinitiges @ebet
itieg aus bangem Seraen 9esen Sim
mel. Stun erf6ien Der pfarrer in feis
men prieterli6en 8~epGnbern in Der
Satriiteitbiire. gr trrg bas beilio1te
Satrament unb iegnete bic in ldutlo1er
Stille 8nieenpen." Die Jisuren baben
a~nndberno Die 2ebenssrDBe. Der Sc
ii4tsausbrud Der perf6iebenen perIos
men, Defenders bes pfarrers, zines jun
gen SabnentrGgers, zines blutiunaen
Srommlers, ioipie einselner g~baratfers
tDpfe unter Der be~paffneten Yauernz
iAaar mub ais duBerit poblselunaen
besei6net tperben unb erinnert lebbaft
an bic berrli4iten S9Epfunsen De
fressers, Defenders in ieinsn Sar5tels
lunsen Der baperii9en unb tproler
B%auerntriese. Inter bieIem Reliefs
biloe itebt in 8ranit einsemeibelt fol-
senoe Sni4rift aus Mac6. l., 3, SO:
Us 1T better, baB mir fallen i'm
&fe, als baB mir isben bas llnsliid
unleres Bottles unp 9eilistbums."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Cine bitbiOc 0eI6i6te

bat ii4 fiirSli9 in Moabit sugetrasen.
Sin oorti9er Reitaurateur lit lett ldn=
gerer 3eit bemiibt, iein 8eidGft gu pers
faufen. &iir3lih melDete ii9 Elm in
Sriebenau pobnenber, anI9eineno aabs
lungsfdbiser &dufer, tpel9er an etnem
beitimmten Na9mittase fein grf9eiz
men 3uiagte, Inn bds @ei1dft gu beli9s
tisen. Ser Refleftant erf9ien aud,
unb ba er benz Heitaurateur ni4t per-
iOnli6 betannt mar, 10 puroe Iein Grz
i9einen ni9t bea6tet. 8ef6eiben
nobm er an Der Sbiire plab; bon bier
aus tonnte er ben Sang oes @eI9dftes
am beiten bepba6ten. @r tpar eritaunt
iiber Die srube .3abl Der Suite, Der
&eaner bate ale 5dnoe bon gu tbun,
nm tie 5u bebienen. llngefGbr cine
Stunoe moGte er bort unbepbd6tet aez
Iefien BADEN, als elmer Der @GIte, Der
ibm bis oabin ben Riiden ausetpenbet
bate, ii9 erbob, Inn ausSutretsn.
Sierbei betam er ben an Der Shire
SiBenoen gu Geii6t. @r fabte i'm
i4Grfer ms @use, gins bann auf i'm
gu unb begriiBte i'm ais einen alien Be-
tannten, moran er bic Srase fniipfte,
mas er in Moabit gu tbun babe. Der
9efra9te erpiberte auspei6enb unb
CAB ieiner 8erpunberung bariiber
Iusbrud, baB iein 8%etannter, Der
auBerbem nod etpas nit ibm .,perz
tpanot" mar, ii6 f9on BEL Sagesaeit in
luitiger 8eieli9aft befinbe. ySH
Sadie bat ibren 9afen" - lautete bic
in leiiem Sliiterton ertbeilte @ntport.
Ser 8ubiter bier min iein 9ei9Gft
pertaufen, beute ION Der &dufer tomz
men, unb nun iinb mir ale eingelaben
porben, bamit bic 8ube au9 prbentli6
poa lit. Seben sic ii9 nur BEL uns
on ben Slid, Sic baben pDaig freie
3e4e uno audi iaueren Dial babel"
Dem Sriebenauer Serrn cling elm 2itt
auf. Sin peritdnbnibpollss 2G9eln
sins iiber feline 3iise. gr ertlGrte, an
Dem Stammtii9 plab nebmen su ppls
len, es pGre ibm aber lieb. tpenr er lius
ter benz Hamen rMeier" ~porsefteut
piirbe. Dies sei9ub benin audi. Dem
ansebli6en 5errn Meier f9medten Dial
fpie 9etrdnte pOrSiisli9, er bebantte
ii4 bann BEL benz Wirtb fir bic ibm be-
%piefene Sreunbli9teit uno entfernte
iiG barauf, obne se8ablt gu baben. 2lm
folsenoen Sage erbielt Der Wirtb einen
Brief aus Sriebenau. Sein Dial 1ei
gut, bas Bier poraiislid setpeien, Bel
Der 8rauerei iole er nur bleiben. Gon
einem &aufe oes 8ei9dftes mar nift
mebr bic Rebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Letzeburger Sprechwirder a Riedens.

Letzeburger Sprechwirder a Riedens-
arten.
Muor backe' mer, 'da kris de
Steck Koch.
Fun der Hand an den Zand.
Wien ct lang huot, de lesst ct
lang henken.
Enger geschitter Sach as neischt
ofzebriechen.
Hen as gebotzt eve en- Neklos,
den an den Dreck gefall rs.
X
HE scheckt sech eve en- Hond an
eng kar, an e Betschel firdrun.
De Fox hot en- E gel6cht an HE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15

iu zines Sases Derselten 81 t0nnen, ba
i9 boffen barf. bab iie selesentli9
mein Saus nidt perI9mdben, tpenn tie
gum 8eiude in Der Ndbe iino.
Meinen 5ublreiden 5reunoen IN Der
alten Seimatb rufe ib bon bier aus
nod einmal einen freunbli6en SruB
biniibsr NIT aufri9tigem Dante tiir
Mnes, mas mir Don ibnen 81 Sbetl ges
mprben unb nit Der Soffnung dlt
fr0bli9es Wieberieben. Sas palte
9ott.
Mep. SOS. &uemper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Gut getrompt.

D'Arch Noe wart wuol foil sinl
rief elm iunser StuBer, auf's siemli9
beiebte Srammap iprinssno. = Men,
rief ,eine Stimme aus benz Sinter=
9runoe, den Iesel fehlt mach!
N. w. S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Cir. d., Letzeburger Gazette'.)
Zu Wallefer enner der Breck.

A.: Soho fill gefangen?
B., Mach neischt.
A.: 10, vie get sech damn och
enner d'Breck setzen, fir F0sch re
fenken. Do muss der weider do
enower goen, OPP Stesel zo.
B.: All, ESQ! Ech hu mer ma
well geduocht, well ct haut ESQ
renegt Wieder ass, d'F6sch kemen
all enner d'Breck, fir net mass re
gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15

bret ct nam Schwanz aus. ESQ
seen Sc zu Echternach fir: Du huos
mech bricht.)
Wann d'Meis sat sin, damn as
d'Miel batter.
Aus Hammer Wierk get Hammer
Gar.
X X
Warren Fass an e kale Kapp,
Dat mecht en- allen Dapp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15
Gus Ben an0eren tatbolif1en
3ettun8cU.

Gin S9uli4peiter, angeiteat an
elmer S9ule in elmer 9roben oeutiden
@emeinbe, mar gepobnt, pie 10 piele
anbere, nit ben S9ultinbern fat ims
mer nur @nslif9 gu fpreaen. Oils
nun bieie S9peiter tiirali4 na4 -.
reiite, um bic jdbrlide nEetreat" mita
sumaden, iaste tie gu ibren Miti4pe>
itern: wWenn ih BON Der nHetreat" aus
riidtomme, peroe i9 nit ben 8inbern
mebr SeutIh ais Gnslii9 fpre4en."
Gin prattii9er 8priaB. @brpiira
lbiee 2eferir!! &0nnten sic biefen
l8oriaB ni1t audi MAIDEN unb, poblz
gemertt, i'm ni6t aus bas gauge Sabr
binour9 ausfiibren? sic piirben
babur9 ben S9ultinbern einen srpben
'9ienit srpeiien. = nWanberer."
Oie 3atbolifen unb bic fatb. 8ereine
baben ibrer preHe segeniiber nidt nur
Mniprii9e unb Re9te, ionoern audi
pflihten. 0as f9eint man man4er=
'orts leioer perseHen gu baben ooer
,auber @4t gu lafen. = Buffalo
8oltsfreunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15

es benz na9bentenben 2eIer i9on elm
eefalen, tpie febr unter benz berri6enz
ben 9eIhGftsiDItem bic 4rmen in poQz
fommen geiebli6er Weiie iiberportbeilt
unb ausgepliinbert perben9 Weil lie
ipesen @elomangels ale hire 8eoiirfz
niKe in tleiniten QuantitGten eintau=
fen mihen, tperben lie ge5ipunsen, fir
allies ooppelt unb breimal 10 oiel gu be-
sablen ais bic, beren siinitigere 0ers
bGltnife ben Gintauf i'm @rDbern gez
f~tatten. 8eionbers gilt bies bon ben
.Mrmen u~nierer @robitdbte, bic audi
sumeiit in Solse bieier 8ebdnbluns
'bauernb arm bleiben mii1sn. DAP Der
Waarenperfdufer BEL grOberem 4biab
bi1isere preiie madt, lit bon ieinem
'Stanbpuntt aus pobl lei6t ertldrli9
llnb enti4ulobar; bonn Stanbpunft
lbes ibealen Re6ts aus betra6tet, lit iez
bod fein 9runb bafiir porbanben, oab
Ibas @elb bei1en, Der nur penis bat, 10
biel peniger ipertb iein iolte als bas
l9elo befen, Der piel bat. = rWabr>
beitsfreunb."
Our9 bic englii9e fatbolif6e preIIe
bes 2anoes se6t cine Nptia, poz
nod bic 8enebittinerpatres in Mount
Mnsel, Oregon, elm &loiter fir 3,OOO,z
900 Dollars gu bauen geoenfen. gu
Der uripriinsli9en 3iffer bat Der Sruz
.derteufel ba offenbar Spei Hullen binz
tsussbi6tst. Sas bepuBte aloiter lit
betanntli4 10 arm, oab iein prior,
g. Mbelbelm Sbermatt, idon Ieit mebz
reren Sabren i'm 2anbe berum3iebt, UNI
milbe @aben gum W%ieberuufbau Der
nieoergebrannten 9ebGuli6teiten su
iammeln. n&atb. Sdmilienblatt."
ginen suten Wib bat Der mobames
6anii4e 8affernbduptlins auf ben
SuluzSnfeln iiber bic 4meritansr gez
!rt1en, als er in ieiner Proclamation
an feline untertbansn Iagte: ,Sie Dime
ritaner limb tpie cine S6ddtel 3iinbe.
bDlaer; reibt ibr nur zines ober apei,
10 prennf glel9 Die 9dn3e S6a6tel."
.Sbio Waiienfreunb."
Srei 5dttoren miifen au1ammenz
ipirten, lin cine S6ule our Quene bes
@laubenS 81 MAIDEN: iie mub nit Der
Stride Sanb in Sanb geben unb bur6
bic driftlide 5amilie trGftia unters
ftiibt fperben. Stride, S6ule unb Ssas
mile mii1en cine unsertrennlihe
Sreifaltigfeit bilben. Man6e tatbo=
lif4e 5amilie iollte fi9 bas merten,
nnb ni4t Der S9ule, ionbern nur iih
felbft bic S4ulb aui9reiben, penn bic
S4ule ni6t beieitigen tann, mas am
&inbe in Der Samilie peroorben pirb.
sep" in Der 8alt. r&atb. golfsT
seituns.A
unearn's @eiitli9teit fir bic tatboe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-15

unsarn's @eiftlt9tsit fir bic fatbos
Hide prehe. Die 9ecanatss @eifli6s
feit bon @robsS apOlcsanp bat in ibrsr
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-16
KEEPS BOrH SWORD AND SEAT

From the Cleveland Rain Dealer.
The appointment of General Joe Wheeler
may bring up in the coming congress the
question raised in the closing days of the
last congress in connection with him. He
was reelected in spite of the fact that he
was in the military service of the United
States, and he says he intends holding on
to his position as representative although
he goes out to serve in the United States
volunteer army, and will probably be there
when congress meets.
After his return from Cuba he occupied
his seat in the house for a short time, but
was careful not to vote the question of his
eligibility to do SO having been raised by
the democratic leader. If he serves out in
the Philippines the term for which the vol
unteer army is enlisted he will have no op-
portunity to take his seat in congress, and
it will then rest between himself and his
constituency whether the seat shall re-
main vacant throughout the term 1t Is
probable his constituents will be too proud
of their fighting member to challenge his
right to remain an absentee representative
If, however, he should return take his
seat, and attempt to vote without resigning
from the army, there Is no doubt someone
will raise the question, not on his indivld-
ual account, but for the principle in
volved.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-16
Grandfather Was aught
From the New England Home Magas

From the New England Home Magazine.
A grandfather, well known in the English
house of commons, was chatting amieably
with his little granddaughter, who was
snugly ensconced on his knee.
what makes your hair so white, grand
par the little miss queried.
81 am very old, my dear I was in the
ark" replied his lordship, with painful
disregard of the truth.
"Oh, are you Noah?"
mo"
Are you Shem, then?'
mo, am not Shem."
Are you Hom?"
mo"
"Then," said the little one who was fast
nearing the limit of her Biblical knowledge,
you must be Japhet"
A negative reply was given to this ques-
ton, also. for the old gentlemtn inwardly
wondered what the outcome would be-
But, grandpa, if you are not Noah. or
Shem, or Ham, or Japhet, you must be a
beast"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-16
OHALIFOUX
Again Requests Repplier to Come Out
of His Hiding Place
To the Editor of The Age-Herald:

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
No. f. Repplier, it does not make any
difference whether you wear pants or pet
ticoats or mo clothes at ALL" But, what
ever you do wear, let your identity be
known, and ] shall not object at any time
to discuss matters of public interest with
you.
While l am fully aware whom you are l
want the public to know as we'll; for there
might come up some few points in our dis
cussion, in which your motives would be
of interest to the public.
Your mud-slinging at some of our mer-
chants in your voluminous communicate
of last Sunday proves nothing. Your COM
parison of a prdhibitory liquor license and
a merchants license is too childish to re-
quire an answer and shows the weakness
OF your case. | am astonished that it takes
a sharp shreWd and intelligent banker, re-
inforeed by a brainy lawyer, and with Mrs
Fannie Repplier's name, to write such
meaningless stuff. I wonder no longer that
you are ashamed of yourself and keep In
hiding behind woman's pettieoat. AS far
as your threats to the merchants are con-
cerned, that you and the legislature are
going to do this, that ana the other this
is mere childish prattle, for / doubt not
T. Reppier, that when the time comes 10
elect another Legislative ticket, the mer-
chants will be heard from in a body and
in no uncertain tone, either
And now, f. Repplier, as you refuse to
disclose your identity, bid you adieu with
the best of feeling, but for good and ever
Any further communication from you or
your lawyer on this or any subject will
remain unnoticed by me, unless you change
your mind and like manly man sign your
own name to your communications.
Once more l thank you, Mr.. Editor for
granting me this valuable space Yours
respectfully, OLIVER CHALIFOUX,
President Board of Trade.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-16
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
The Most Prevalent, Dangerous and De-
ceptive Disease.
Thousands Have 1t and Don't Know It

Pains and aches come from excess of
uric acid in the blood. due to neglected
kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes
quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes
one feel as though they had heart trouble,
because the heart is over-working to
pump the thick, kldney-poisoned blood
through the veins and arteries.
Soreness or uncomfortable feeling In the
back indicates kidney trouble Of no small
Importance.
The passing of scanty or profuse quanti-
ties of urine is warning of kidney
trouble. If you want to feel well you can
make no mistake by first doctoring your
kidneys.
The famous new discovery, Dr. Kilmor's
Swamp-Root is the true specific for kid
ney, bladder and urinary troubles. 1t has
cured thousands of apparently hopeless
cases after all other efforts have failed.
Sold on Its merits by all druggists in
ifty-cent and one dollar sizes. A sample
bottle sent free by mall to any address.
Also a book telling all about Swamp Root
and its wonderful cures. When writing, ad-
dress DIR. Kimer & Co., Binghampton
n T., and mention that you read this
generous offer in The Sunday Age-FIerald;
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-16
AM@M@MM@EAM@GAM MM&M@ANMGaAAA
THE UNITED SIXTIES IND
ITS NEW POSSESSIONS

JOINT MORGAN, U. s.. SENATOR FROM ALABAMA.
avzZ vzz19zsz szxv
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-16

ROwelrs Newspaper Directory, the Official
authority on the circulation of American
newspapers, Is Just out under date of June 1.
It accords to The Age-Herald the largest
circulation of any DULY newspaper in Ala
bama. The Age-Herald continues to grow.
The oasis., 1899-05-20

Lordsburg Liberal: Secretary Ra' chelor, Of the Markeen Copper Co.,, came in from the east last Saturday and went up to Clifton to look at the company's properties He came back Wednesday, and appeared to be very much pleased with the outlook. The development work has proceeded very satisfactorily, there is a large amount of ore in sight, and more being block ed out daily. By the time the shelter is ready to handle the ore there will be a years supply on hand.
 Mohaye Miner Wm. c. Blakely and his son Lew, returned from their trip through Aubrey and Greenwood districts Tuesday. They brought with them a number of samples and are enthusiastic over the mining outlook. They say there are immense bodies of low grade gold deposits near the Big Sandy, that can be profitable worked with proper reduction works on the river, and that the mines are all favorably located and easy of access with a wagon. When it is remem- bered that it takes pretty high grade ore to pay to ship from that country to the railroad-the distance being over sixty miles-it looks feasible that custom mill on the big Sandy would be paying investment.
The oasis., 1899-05-20

If you have piles, CURE them No use undergoing horrible operations that simply remove the results of the disease without disturbing the dis ease itself Place your confidence in DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It has never failed to cure OTHERS; it will not fail to cure YOU. L. W. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1899-05-20

Expert accountant, proficient ln mill and mine assaylug, versed in Spanish, wide experience with Mex ican mine and store accounts, desires position in Mexico as business mana ger, accountant or assayer. Refer ences Al. P. 0. Box 646, Fl Paso, Texas
The oasis., 1899-05-20
Ntr~rNos rspvs-

Black Warrior, and everything polnts to the conclusion that big camp will loom up in that locality in the near future
 Prospector: Frank Perley is in from his mines in the Dragons. Frank is interested in promising copper mine and from present devel opments he is in fair way to become a prospective millionaire.
 Prescott Courier: A. J. Pickerell has secured bond and lease ou the Delaware Fremont group of mines, on Mt. Union, of the owner, Mir. Flint, and will begin development work today. He has also engaged a pack train which will begin packing ore from the group to the Chicago mill next week.
 Star: MT. W. R. Fitzpatrick is the owner of four very promising copper claims some sixteen miles from Tue son in the Catalina mountains. The assay not only shows high per cent age of copper, but also agood per cent of gold and silver He expects to put men to work in few days developing the properties.
 The Valverde Mining Co. which has come in for considerable uufavorable comment, appears to be starting in on a legitimate basis. Word comes from Williams to the effect that the company have thirty men to work on development and that large number of mules and wagons have been pur- chased aud that active operations will be commenced at once.
 Mohaye Miner: The Sheeptrail mines have been sold to the New England X Arizona Mining Co.,, the consideration being in the neighbor- hood of SlO0,0 ,0O0, 50 it IS said. The mines are situated in the Union Pass country and across the Colorado river near Bulls Head rapids. Two twen- ty-stamp mills will be put up at once to work tue ores from the two groups of mines A ten-stamp mill IS now m operation.
 The famous United Verde mine will not join the copper trust, It has been positively stated so by the own CTS. The Verde was purchased Oy w A. Clark for sf5,000 and the ex' perts estimate that there is SIG, COG of copper year in sight for fifty years to come. The payroll carries 2-OOC names, so the Verde will have some thing to do with the price Of cop per. notwithstanding the copper trust.
 Citizen: H A. Man, who came if yesterday from his claims nine mlie' from Vail's station, mention ofwhici was made in yesterdays paper, state that he has shaft fifty feet in deptl on his property, and that the ledg' looks better in the bottom of th' shaft than at auy stage while tn depth mentioned was being reached MT. Man is being assisted by one two men, and proposes to continu the development of his property.
 Citizen: Geo. Haskell has mad what he deems one of the most prom ising copper discoveries yet encounl cred in Pima county The propert is situated on Tucson mountain about twenty miles from the cit Mir. Haskell says he has a well d' fined ledge 100 feet in width whle crops out fur a distance of l,2OO fee
 rnnnino high in both copper an