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The oasis., 1899-04-22
MORALES NOTES.

Red House-R Va~ouez.
 Tuesday eveal, 2 Dr. E. Fernan- dez and family, of Ores. camenp from the south. and were at Nugales a day, returning Thursday to llermusillu thence to Ures.
 Tuesday evening MT. Ed Bruyn. who had been visiting Nngales week or more, went to Chihuahua, where he has accepted position with d miring company.
 Thursday evening the pressure of the water in the new tiye.inch mains on Morley ayenne, d ihret inch hstream of water was thrown about fifty feet higher than the street.
 For a nice, clean shave or an artistic hair cut go to F. F. Bustamante. Calle Elias, Nogales. Sonora: fourth door rom Hotel CazaboD. Good barber. careful attention.
 Monday evening Mir. A. J. Sharpe. the well known inning engineer and surveyor came m from IIermosillo, and on Tuesday went over to Santa Cruz to survey the JOwnsite.
 Mr NJ. w K"ggin.. an attache of the ciyii service commission. k visit ing NpgaIe- investigating alleged ir- regilIarities in the civil service ex- amiuations as conducted here.
 Reliable assays at fair prices. Gall for price list and sample sacks. High. est cash prices paid for gnd and sil. yer in any form
 A l.. PELLEGRIN & Co.
 Monday Mir. and Mrs ] A. FiiIod of Tucson, arrived lu No1ales and were visitors in the toWn several days. Mir Fl,rd came in clnnection with the organization cf the new lodge of For. estets.
 Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs colds. cruup and whnnping cough readily yield to one Minuie Cough Cure. Use this remedy in time aud save d doc tors hill--or the undertakers l.. w Mix & Co
 Last Saturday evening Mir William Dntnont, foreman nf bridge gang NJ of the sonora railway, came up frem Imnris on little business. The ful- having moaning he returned to his < headquarters.
 IT you want any of the famous HermosillO oranges-bes and sweet est gr rlwn on carthage to Francn Brothers, Nogales, Sonora Fresh fish and oysters received from Quay mas daily.
 Mir c. W. Hayes, tue mining oper- ator, reiurnei from Santa Ana and Magdalena. The gentleman is work ing several mines in the vicinity of those places, but makes Nogales his headquarters.
 The board of supervisors has or dered Chavez, the murderer of Shep- hard, taken to Tucson for safe keep ing in the Pima county jail, and this evening Sheriff Birnett will go over with the prisoner.
 MT. s. Bradford Tyreil, an attorney from Santa Clara cnnnty, California, who comes highly recommended as an able lawyer, k visiting Noeales, with d view of practicing his profession in the Arizona courts.
 Tuesday Nr. sam Webb, travelling agent for the Arizona Gazette, came in from the north. MT. Webb re- ports everything booming in the Salt River valley. The new crop of alfalfa
The oasis., 1899-04-22
The Minstrel Performance.

Thursday evening the gentlemen who presented to the amusement ot Nogaes a refined and pleasing musical entertainmen.. did themselves proud and greatly gratiiied their patrons-of whom there were many, the house be- ing filled. The end men were Billy Young and w. K. Bristol lbones,l w. P. Murphy and Eugene Sykes, tam bourines, Mir Jas. E. Mix Was inter- locntnr. The entire qnintette filled their parts to perTection The bal lads were all finely sung, and the funny business brought down the house every time. Murpby's poetry sykes mathematical calculations and Ynung's gags were immense The "Honolulu Lady" as presented by Mr. BOhall, was an artistic pr0duc- tion. Eugene sykes sang the earia,r and Mir. Bphal presented the H)no- lulu damsel in fine style.
 Particular menticn Is due the finish and excellence of Billy Yuungs work. His song, At the Georgia Camp Meeting" brought down the house. and his bone playing and interlocutory work were fine in every particular.
 Mir. Frank Mortimer, "America's Great Juggler," presented feats of >leight of hand and ball and knife throwing which would attract atten- tion anywhere and captivate any audience.
 But where all parts were so we'll done it is invidious to specify. Fol- lowing is the programme.
 FIRST PART |. Overture by the Orchestra 2. Sung You'l Be Sorry When 1'ns
 Gone P. J.Zsimet. 3. Song "PArspn Johnson's Chicken
 Brigade, E K. Sykes. 4. Song Pictures from Life's Other
 Side O L Lewis ,. Song "Come Up and Take Your
 Presents Back" w k Bristol 6. Song "Sweeter Than All the
 Roses II. Van Treese ' Song -"At Georgia Camp Meet
 ing Will Young. 8. Song My Creole Sue H. c Ott
 aud J. E. Mix. 9. Song Dear Louise H. Edwards 10. Song "Every Niger Had d Lady
 But Me" W. r Murpby II. Song "The Buger.H M Yam
 Treese.
 l2. S)ng My Honolulu Lady, E.
 K. Sykes.
 SECOND PART. l. Musical Sketch, by Company ,. Americas Great Jugier, Mir. Frank
 Mortimer
 3 Character Song Just as the Sun
 Went Down. Harry Edwards
 THIRD pAEr l. Third House, by the Company The Opera Company.
 Get your business prominently before the people Place your ad. Or the trade edition of TIE OASIS. It will give description of subjects of interest and will save you the rouble of answering inouiries
The oasis., 1899-04-22

pleasant evening aud everybody k in- virrd toclme ani cnj y it
 By allowing ih- accunnlaliOns in the bnwelS tu remain, the entire sys. tenn is poisnned DrWitt's Little Little Early Riser regulate the bow els Try them and yun will always use them l. W. Mix X Co.
 Manager Marsh. of the Nogales opera house, informs TIE OASIS that he has arranged for appearance in the near future of the Rose Stillman
 Dramatic Co a very sterling organi. zafinn now touring [ he territory.
 Last Saturday The brick work on inc new Stamhaugh building was fin i~hed, and now the roof is going on acd the interior work is assuming shape. IL will he a handsome struc- lure, and an ornament to the town.
 Du't think you can cure that slight attack of Dyspepsia bv dieting. or that it will cure itself K 'dpl Dyspepsia Cure WILL cure if; it ''digests what yon eat" and restores the digestive organs to health. l.. W. Mix & Co. |.
 Monday evening MT. Max Cnhen re- turned from an extended trip through the Arizpe and Mnctezpma districts nf Sonora, visiting Bicoachi, Pilares. Nacnsari and numerous other camps He says 1t is the richest part of So- nora.
 President Prospero Sandoval, of the municipality of Nngalss, Sonora, has commenced work upon construction of q line residence on the premiies ad- jacent to the cottage of Governor Corral. The structure will be of brick
 Some of the results Gf neglected dys- pepiic conditions of he stomach are cancer, consumption, heart disease an1 epilepsy. Kodpl Dyspepsia Cure prevents all this by effscting d quick cure in all cases of dyspepsia. L. w. Mix x O.
 Sandy Mr. J T Mcdonald of Gro Blanco, was in Nngales. and remained until rnesdAy m ,rning. when he re- turned home Mr. McDDuad owns the Golden Eagle group of mines, on which he is making extensive ie:- 
 Monday evening Colonel Frank Morgan came from Tucson with an outfit consisting of two teams. wag- ms. etc. He was at Nngales several lays, crossing his stock. vehicle, etc.. lyer the line. and started Southward He has gone into Sonora ,n big cattle deal
 Expert accountant, proficient in mill and mine assaying, yersed in spanish, wide experience with Mex can mine and store accounts, desires ,ositinn in Mexico as business mana Ter, accountant or assayer. Refer .nces All P. 0. Box 646, El Pasu, Texas.
 Monday MT. A. B. Gibson was up rom Santa Ana. He informed THE )AsIs that his brother, Mir. Chas. H iibson, who has been in New York ome time, started for San Pedro, Honduras, on the 18th inst, taking teamer from New Orleans on that late. to experta a gold mining property
 The addition to Wells, Fargo x ,o..s office building is completed and he office fo the customs brokerage apartment of the company has been established therein Mr.. J. Raphael, he cumDanV's canable and efficient
The oasis., 1899-04-22

0i-cnnt inuen nuniicatiOn some weeks agn, at HermosillO. has resumed pub lication as duly. R ,bvrto l,ernal Is editor and pIrprIet0r.
 Sunday morning the board Of sup ervi>ors and ,unty officials returned from Tucson, where they had been to attend the joint meeting of the hoards nf supervisors of Pima and Santa Cruz counties provided by the act creating the latter Nothing was ac. complished and the join meeting was adjourned until the 24th ins.
 MT. Gerardo May and estlmable family, passed through Nogales last Sunday evening on their way to Paris Nr. May is one of the principal ner- chants of the capital city of Sonora. Quite number of friends were at the depot to receive him, so as to extend them bon voyage. Chey were ac- rompanied as far as Benson by MT. E. Srhwab, who represents May Brothers at Nogales
 WANTED Teams and laborers on White Oaks railroad, north of Ala. mogordn. New Mexico. Wages for teams, three dollars per day for teams. driver, harness and dnuble trees, or one dollar per day and board of team  None but first.class teams wanted Also grading contracts to let.
 GEO $. Coop & Co,
 Alamogordo,
 2t New Mexico.
 Tuesday evening Messrs. J. c. w Maxwell and Miller of San Francisco, directors in ElTriunfo mine, in Lower California, passed Nogales, returning home from a trip to their property. They reported that the Triunfn, which has long been a very valuable property. will be operated hereafter on more extensive scale The shaft will be sunk deeper, and heavy deyel- opment work done at lower aepths.
 The latest novelty out is a visiting card nut mp in books, with handsome aluminium case. When you want card it is torn out, leaving q short stub in the case. The cards are per- forated at the stub, making it easy to tear When book is used the stubs are slipped 0nt Of the case anl an- other inserted The case is neat, compact and protects the cards You can get them at TIE OASIS office. Call for samples
 The Tempe News of Tuesday has the following item of interest in No gales, where Mr. and Mrs. Flske have resided; c A. Fiske, known all over ihe United States and Canada and half way down into Mexico as "Chap | lain.' yesterday became the father oi the handsnmeSt baby girl in Arizuna. The important evens occurred at Phoenix and both the mother and child are reported to he doing well. The News extends congratulations.
 Thursday evening MT John A. ,1owan, Of the enterpriSing firm of Harlow X Gowan, went to Lorg Reach, California, where he will visit a few days with his family. and then go to San Francisco, to meet party of wealthy sugar planters coming from Hawaii. They will accompany MT. Gowan on trip down the west coast of Mexico to inspect sugar lands. with a view to buying and embarking in sugar production upon an extensive Scale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
NoRIGHTTo TGLINEss

The woman who is lovely in face, form
and temper will always have friends. but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health. II she is weak, sickly and all
run down. she will be nervous and irrit-
able If she has constipation or kidney
trouble. her impure blood viii cause PIN
pies, blotches, skin eruptions and
wretched complexion. Electric Bitters is
the best medicine in the world to regu-
late stomach liver and kidneys and TO
purify the blood. 1t gives strong nerves.
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich
complexion. ]. viii make a good-Iooking.
charming woman of a rundown invalid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
INTENSE SUFFERING
gRoM DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE
instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets
New Discovery. bat Vet Patent
Medicine

DR.. Redwel relates an interesting ac-
count OF what he considers a renarka bic
ease of acute stomach trouble and
chronic dyspepsia by the use of The new
discovery. Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
tie says; THE patient was a man who
mad suffered. TO my knowledge for wears
With dyspepsia Everything he ate
seemed 20 sour and create gases in the
stomach. lie had pains Ike rbeum7 +is,r
IN the back. shoulder blades and limbs
tu-lHesF ana distress after eating poor
appetite AMI loss of flesh. the heart be-
came affected. causing paIpjtauon and
sleepleSSne-s 1T night.
Il save him powerful nerve to0ics and
blood remedies. bur q no purpose A.
am experiment. I finally bought a 5a-cer-
package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
a. "a drug store and save then 70 him
Almost immediate relief was given and
after he had used four boxes he was IN
al appearances fully cured.
There was no more 2ciditv or SOM
Wa,erE r.sinEs. no bloauuE after meals
the appetite was vigorous and he has
gained between ten ana twelve pounds in
weight o. solid healthy flesh.
Although S-uart's Dvspr-ssa Tabrs-s
are advertised and sold in drug stores
yer I consider them a most valuable 35-
diI2n 20 any PHYSICIANS lire az RENE
dies. as they are perfectly harmless ana
can be given ID children or iuvaHds or
IN any condition Of the stomach with
perfect safety. being harmless and con-
tanning nothing but fruit and vegetable
essences pure peps.u and Golden Seal
Without any question they are the
safest, most effective cure for indigestion.
oiiousRess, constipation and all derange-
ments Of the stomach. however slight or
severe
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made by
tho + 4. Stuart Co of Marshall. Mich.
and are sold by druggists everywhere AT
81 cents Per package
Little book on stomach diseases mailed
free. Address T. A. Stuart Co. Marshall.
Mich
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
GIFT FROM MAJOR WOODSON
Genial Army Officer Remembers the
Eagles Managing Editor.

A newspaper is not always forgotten
Christmas, time. Yesterday evening
Major Woodson. the best Indian agent
this government ever had. sent through
a mutual friend, Colonel Delaney of the
Santa Fe, the managing editor of the
Eagle a beautifully carved and inlaid
smoking table 1t is a deep green color,
with brown ornamentation. It's lines are
Moorish and graceful, and it is as superb
a piece OF furniture as was ever made.
With it came the only kind of pine ad-
mitted to the Eagle Office, corn COB and
a package of fine tobacco. and if his
geniality and his fame as a public officer
did not already serve that purpose, would
keep the majors memory and his kind
ness always green in the paper-strewn,
snoke-cIouded precincts of the editorial
rooms of the Eagle office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
PATTERSON LAKE is SECURED
New Hunting Club Is Formed with
Twelve Members.

A row hunting club has been formed in
Wichita. Its membership will consist of
twelve It's preserves IS the Patterson
lake near Burton. Mr. Van Arsdale of
Burton and DR.. Shuts. of Wichita Sc
cured the lake for the new club. The
Patterson lake is a very fine one for hunt
ing purposes. A man and his wife will
be installed at the club house to take
charge of the premises. Each member
of the new club, and it is understood
that all the memberships are taken. viii
be restricted in the number of birds
killed, but not to an extent to harm the
sport any way.
DR.. Shuts said last evening that he
thought the new club had many advan-
tages in location, among them that it
was possible to take a train at Wichita
in the morning and be at home again at
night. Arrangements will be made to
have the size Of the duck population at
this particular point telegraphed in to
members when they contemplate a hunt
in "Trip.
The members Of the new club are to be
congratulated on their new lake
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
JAM Of YESTERDAY
Main and Douglas Crowded
for Three Blocks Each Way
WHAT ONE MAN DID
Rich Old Farmer Stayed Over
Night to Buy Christmas.

Notwithstanding the condition of the
roads which is ssld to be worse than fo-
severa' years, the crowd in the CITY yes
terday vas immense. And everybody had
money. Every railroad train into the city
was packed with shoppers and visitors
People who live in the country only a
few miles out, drove in and by 10 o'clock
it was difficult to get along the street.
This was true from Third street on Main
to Douglas. and from Main street to the
depot on Douglas avenue.
Il is a frequent thing to see the first
block either way from the corner of Main
and Douglas crowded this way, but it re-
NAMED for the glow and prosperity Of
Christmas times to put a regular jam on
the street for three blocks each way from
the principal corner.
The crowd wasn't all on the. street,
either. While some We're struggling to
get along the street, others were jostling
each other at the holiday counters III
every store in the city. The like was
never seen here. Old and young, farm
ers, professional people business men,
day laborers, all dressed in the latest and
the best and all jollying and buying
Christmas. 1t wasn't a little drib here
and there. It was the glow Of good gold
the glitter Of silver, the fluff Of warm seals
and furs, the little proper remembrance
end the Highly ornamental things Of
r.
ffty-doIar cloaks and coats, pianos, sill
Yer sets, gold rings.
See that package" one farmer said to
another in a Douglas Avenue store las
night "N-eli, there's nearly $500 worth
Of Christmas and I'm not done yet I've
got to stav all night in this town. DO
you know, three years ago didn't come
to town in the holidays. for I didn't nave
any money to blow on presents. You
let I'll make I'D for it now I'm going
to take the old woman genuine walnut
table and a set Of new chairs out this
trip"
Then the old gentleman pulled out
brand new gold watch and seeing that it
was nearly : o'clock invited his friend
10 take supper with him at the Manhat-
tan hotel
"Wen, sir, it's like old times" he went
on, with a comfortable shrug Of his
shoulders as the two started toward the
Manhattan. Were just getting the best
Of everything that's going. made 80, 200
Gear money off my wheat last year and
got my corn and hogs left off this years
crop. Then I've got COO head Of as fine
cattle as you ever saw. Wen go down
and get good supper and then III finish
my tuylng"
Ike old gentleman declined to permit
the use of his name, but he says he is
going to build a brick block in Wichita
soon ana then the Eagle can have his
name.
And tomorrow viii be Christmas The
day and its glow never get old or bring
regrets. It is time that the heart
softens and friendships grow new again
The warmth of Christmas time-every
year the influence OF its memories prompts
a world Of good deeds that make the an
gels glad. The good time is at its height
in Wichita today.
Here's TO you, your loved ones and
your hopes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
REV. HARMON MAY STAY
Unitarian Services VIII he Held in
the Opera House Today

Rev. P. NJ Harmon preached twice in
the opera house last Sunday to large au-
diences and will preach again today, at Il
and O'Clock, in the same place. He
came here on the invitation OF the Uni
tartan society Of this city and may be
employed Cor a long term Il the preacher
and the society are agreed Those who
heard him last Sunday say he IS very
excellent speaker.
The remains OF Ada Harris, the Agar
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Harris, were sent last evening 70 Cass-
Vile, No, for fnterment. The child died
of scarlet fever. MI Harris is the editor
OF the Cassville Republican. His Wife
was here With her children. visiting her
mother, who lives in the Butler block. at
the time the children were taken H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
WElNSCRENK GETS A CHAIR
Employees Make Their Boss Fine
Nmas Present.

The employees Of the Weinschenk Gro
Cery. made the proprietor. Tony Vein
schenk. a present of a fne oak enameled
furniture. II vas an entire surprise and
was siven 81 the close OF business hours.
NJ. ". Dorsey made the presentation talk
and Mr.. Weinschenk responded 10y saying
he appreciated the sit and was SAD 20
kaow thGt his employees appreciated the
fact that he tried TO deal rightly by chem.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
COMING THIS WAY
New North and South Railroad
Project
WICHITA SHOULD GET IN
What a North and South Rail-
road Means for This City.

Wichita Should by all means take a
hand in building the Gulf and Dakota
road. number of such lines are pro-
jected. Eventually they will merge into
one, and this one Wichita should espouse.
This means a transcontinental road and
Wichita can not afford to be off of it.
That such a road is on its way to the
preiod Of survey and right-of-way may
be seen from the following dispatch from
Tasting, Nebraska, in the Omaha papers
The promoters of the Nebraska and
Gulf road held a melting yesterday and
today for the purpose of electing officers
and DING other business. The officers
elected We're as follows:
&c. ]. Randall of Wayne, general man
ager; f. A. Batty, president: Freeman
vice president; ]. b. Cessna. secretary
and general solicitor; c. B. Hutton
treasurer. Other directors elected were:
]. D. Mines, John Keedle, Harry S. Dun
gan and Charles Stewart
THE object of this undertaking is to
complete a direct railroad route from the
great lakes in the north to the Gulf of
Mexico. The direction through this state
will be from some point on the Missouri
river near Running Water, s. D., directly
south into Nuckolls county, where it will
be taken up by other parties The plan
seems to be feasible enough, and with
such men as these at the head of the
project it will doubtless be a successful
venture
The surveyors started today to COM
mence upon their work. Mr. Rogers of
Denver viii be at the head Of the survey
ing gang. assisted by Mr.. HeartweH Of
this city and others.
y. B. Cessna also left today to attend
to some business in regard to the under
taking. Everybody seems interested in
the matter Farmers as well as others
are taking active part in it,
The great north and south road in pass
ing through Wichita will give u.s. COM
munication WITH the north which we do
not have now. but which is more impor-
tant as it would give the CITY another
outlet to the south.
No doubt Wichita will take some step
in this matter soon in the way of show
ing its interest in the proposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
PRESENTED WITH A CHAIN
street Force Remember Nr Allen
with a Christmas G. II.

About the haDpiest man in the city
last evening was Street Commissioner Z.
7. Allen. The men of the street force
cornered him sometime yesterday after
noon and in recognition of his kindly
ways and in memory of days of work
under his direction. in sunshine and in
storm alike. presented him with a beau
dful fob pendant. upon it a handsome
*. of p. charm. Il was hard TO tell
which was the more pleased during the
presentation, Mr.. Allen or the donors. It
is a pretty gift and VIII always be highly
priced by the recipient.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
ROBBED THE DRUGGIST
Two COIOred Boys Work George Val
VVnrdan

George Van Werden, the North Main
Main street druggist, is looking for a
couple Of little colored who delivered
packages for him yesterday. They were
sent out with some packages and were
told to collect some money due on them
They returned and said the parties had
refused payment. The boys left and
shortly afterwards Mr.. Van Werden
found the boys had collected the money
and made away with it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
MISS MAMIE H0UCK HOME
6cturns From school to spend Christ
mas in Wichita

Miss Mamie Houcl1 is home FOR Christ
mas from a seminary which she is at
tending in Washington. D. G. Miss Mamie
is purely a Wichita young woman. and
she says while it is all very nice in
Washington. she was glad 10 get hack
10 Kansas and its sunny skies. even If il
is a urihe wet just now under foot The
school she attends Is very swell. and she
is the only Kansas girl there, but as she
is Kansas through and through. 1t may
be known that if the occasion ever arises
her bright black ewes viii suaD in de-
Tense of the Sun6ower state. She re-
turns after the holidays.