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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec O. ?. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet; prices
1-1G1 lower; American middng fair 1924; good mid
ding 10 S2d mlddllng. 40 32d: low middling. 1924
good ordinary 90 32d ordinary 1924 The sales
the bales Of which 800 were for specu
aton exnort and included $500 American Receipts
600 bales no American. Futures opened easy and
closed quiet steady at the decne American middlng
| m December. 7-64a4 S64d sellers. December and
January. seas 684d sellers; January and February.
4-64d sellers February and March. 264G4 3-64d SELL
ers March and Apri l-64a4 2-64d sellers April and
May. 4a4 Lad sellers; May and June, SO e+g4d buy
August 90 G4d sellers August and September, 50
sellers: September and october 50 64g3 5364d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
MR.. VAN CoTT ASKED TO ALTER HIS BILL

yesterday that the draft OF a bill providing for a
new general postohice building in this city which
he sent 10 Washington the other day had been
returned to him with a suggestion that he include
IN II provision for the separate distribution OF
downtown mail the extension of the pneumatic
tube service and the erection Of more special
letter boxes downtown. Mr. Van Colt said he was
disappointed that such additions should be deemed
necessary. because he thought they would rather
retard than assist In the passage OF the bill He
will go 10 Washington himself 10 about It. per-
haps on Sunday. His unwillingness TO bunch these
matters arises from the fact that the new build
ing viii belong 10 the Treasury Department
When IL is once erected the Postoffice Depart
ment can be trusted TO look after It's proper equip
ment and all other details Of the actual work OF
handling the malls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
LEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations foot of West sd Coraudt and Desoroses euee
('cnnA. L. K Ferries ,,-
time Vert Esd Street Other ngures Corlsndt Or D0cs
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday leayes 80 49,
trains daily ,tSundsy le-vess1An esundsy lsAv" sSAA
Sunday lesves 6.ijP.x. Sunday sre.a3Ps
1888, 1.00A.N Local for FAsToE. x,,,s ~
s7.J5, cS. I q u. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAL1rS
West prncipa local points fsrior and Dinis Cam e~
meets for Coal Pranchest mann. -.
paesS" Hsndsmest train In The word Limited g 1919
capacity Due bunao9 5P coLnec Ing WITH thrVuxIc WV
,ope;rot Chicago Dining Car So vice carte ,Srux
35 9ors sSF rr,Sb hss md sIA EE psnS
w3I0 y52OpM. Local for MAgCH 6H HIN 70, MAO
ARAFALls and points IVES, Through Sleeping Cara 70 0I
and Toronto .r.,o -
:,:Jy 500 r.M Expos ton Express for BUFFALO -
s.j5. D.oor.x. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER scT7h0
md West Sleeping Cars 70 Sacago. -, ~. .rssa
so. pLAlNFlELD and FOi Nd BROOK, Locals, osnJ s>'T
sund " 100 p, - 10. 20 90 and - - "a ~
Tickets d Pullman 'ommot atoms &C llS nj ~, so -
I' Broadway Is Union square West 2s Columbus Ave- y.
@ Fulton Court Sc - Bivy and Annex 81 ton f,S. ls
Y Transtc Co will call fGT ard sasck baggage RON I
residence through 30 dts ina.on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec G--Cate-Good 10 choice cattle STEADY
Poor to medium shade lower. Cow market ana Gamers
strong active Stuckers and feeders about steady .ood
choice So 60as7 81 poor 70 medium 81 3egsS ~
s3dS3 49, selected feeders s4rs4 DO eol
10 choice cows 81 eOas4 70: hefes $685. Gamers sZg
81: bulls 50 35ds4 calves S4as 30 fed Texas oeeVes
5diOc higher: closed weak. Fair clear l(s mixed ana
butchers SO 0Ods4 OH good 10 choice heavy s4d4 10
rough heavy SO s5as3 o.; light SO 9ogs4 49, bulk OF
sales S4aS4 10. sheep steady 70 weak LAMPS ap2ut
Western wethers s4Ts4 80 Western lambs $500 40
Recepts-Cae 1890 head hogs. "a 900; sheep 2O9 y:
East Liberty 6.(attle steady; extra, sobS7 %
prime. s. S5GSs IS: common s3GsS 80. Hogs steady
best mediums s. 256S4 30: best Workers. - 2oasi ~
light Workers and pigs siGs4 20 heavy hogs s - s2s
81 ioTS 5o common 81 5Oas2 30 choice lambs * 3olS
s. go common TO good 50 5odS5 % veal calves s1aS' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. TO- isss'
FOR THE WEST.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. H. isss
FOR THE WEST. N
Leave New YORK. couth rsi'S t"nitehAl f"'
foot OF Liberty street ,,...
sDatly Except Sunday. ssundSh
CHICAGO. .43o a. H. Liberty street on1yh ~
D. m. and az. 10 nigh;. -. .aS
pIrTSBUkG. 'tSO a. m. NlAberV street oAV' =
d. M, sI2lO night - $500 49,. , m.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 a m. $50 u"
-'' s" ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. 49,.
WASHINGTON, BAIsLLaIOkrs to.OJ 1000 Wtr-sr
oil h, a. m tDiner) Tl.OO y. (DinelD. 'lSo lpa-.~
.3uo C'Rcyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Traln 80
and Cafe) s4s5 ,DineD -. IS .. m. (DneO and 49,
might. NORFOLK. tl0o ,. m
All trains ale Illuminated with Plnisch Lsht q.
onlces: ii3 IL? 2ei 4S4. 1854 Broadway, y Union -
w l2T Bowery. ~ Y: $50 Fulton ST.. HISS F1lioa -
brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 esn"s'
checked frorr hotel ~ tes!d. nee % desuna'lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
HAILROAD-

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET ~.
DEsBRossEs and coRTLANDT sTREErs
GgThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CortInndt streets 10 five minutes later thai
that given below for Twenty-third stree,
station. except where otherwise noted.
a. VI. fast slAii>-L.ni,ed q two sansI Part.
Cars New Yo.k 70 ri.tsou.s sleeping Gar rlttsOufs
BE FAST f 11E Sg.v.,s
ton Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. c.ncinnan
LOB +. n. tHicAGo And ST 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Louisville via cincinnatD. Ind annapolis Chcsr.
5..o VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago vu
100 l.: NJ. SoCTHWbsrERN EXPRESSLY Pin.
Tufs, olei siana Nashville VIA cinc'nnsuJ iousys
7.5a T.. ". Pacific ExPKEss.-For PIusburs a.
H5ue Connect r aa except xe aqds V
'sS sepns ~ ar NAL Ma. VA AND nXPa . ser
asIsaETfsos' ' AND i' TnE f?1 sorTHe ''''
1870 Dining Carr, 1888 Dining Car a. ~ IL S. 7S
sFsss,}as LIN. q" Parlor and 65ss esrs * :s
ss sunday % s'I ss s5'i io55 S1 Dining ea5 f 10
caT s az 5Sns s g. fSr5 'S cs pI
s6uTHgEYN RAfWAY.-Eupre... s25. 42S .. NJ. np
NORFOLK AXD WESTERN RAnwAY-For M.n,A.
ATIASTic co%sr I z n isll. SIS, m ard a.
ffaFF;SS E f84 9sa R4 .ss r N
10 D.
ATLANTIC cTTY.-l.55 D. m. week days Through ysvL
Combined Coach
f "a 5o SAf 81. }s,s AZ; "a: r,,., e,,. m
vest IWenty-tfird street stat9nl. s.55 a n, i.N
80, ana +55 p. m. Sundays. 9.25 a. m, i.b5 T. a
iron Dssbroshes and Cortlandt Streets. 800 q. a.
l2.bN $40 and $40 o. m Sundays. GAS m. 81
p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
olo (Desbrosses and Cortland. Streets. 500. 725. ia
20 sS5 o25 055 Penna Limited. 10 10 CDe.erosss
and Co:tlsndt Street, l0zD DINING carr lO5S Dining
Car: iis5 a. n: i25S. 2io Desbrosss and corl.aS,
ta5 Dining Carr. 555 Dining Car. 75 SIS "
p; m. Y. 10 night sundays. 6.lo SIS. s55 92s as
Limited. o IS. 1888 Dining Carr a M. 1883, iy
Dining Carr. 325. So i25 Dining carr ass Dirias
Carr, 555 Dining Carr, 1853. $50. S2j .. n. l1l0
night.
Ticket Offices Nos sol 9i 1885, 1894 Ill and 26l BsNa.
way; Aston Hon West Twenty-third Street statea
ana stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland Streets
4 Court Stree. SEQ Fulton Street IS Broadway aA
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station Jsssy
City. The New York Transfer Company VIII call to
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
10 destination.
Telephone 'ei4 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad r ID Service.
J. y HTTCHTNSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec 8-spring wheat-0herngs light. limits
No Northern; 73%e; No Northern LIZ
70c local billed: No 2 red. 72c asked. Corn
strong higher tendency; No Yellow old 36Ec 10 .
firm receipts very light: No white 2sls42sac; No
white, 2Sc; No white 21lsc; No mixed 2bf7ci NO q"
mixed 2Gc track
Chicago Dec e.--The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat No .: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing
Rese%Ssr SsE SsS3 7ooSs: so os ss ssess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A. NJ. and 355 4 NJ Da.r except Sunday TO
PIttsneld Sundays only Al o 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with PIntsch Light
Ticket Offices az us. 26 4i3 1916 broadway rs
Union Sc. w, 30 Columbus Ave. 81 West l25h 81
l25h St and 1851 81 stations, York S3s and 72
Fulton ST and l4 Broadway. +. D. Rrookvn
Telephone 1850 Cortlsndt FOR New-York Central cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residenc, by
Westcott Express ompaay.
GE0RGE ~ DANlEIS Cienernl Pnssenrer Arent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
Nos. a.. 10. 2s. "a. IS. 80. IS. 80

couT, oRsn;at En- Nos 3D. 10 @ 3D. 80 80 % o.
" supreme C SoIr;1Specis Term-Part before Older
calendar called at 1919 iSefone Beach
lc3e 4p F. p'Tf %sisT'
I Filtered SaSss Sds sida .2s
snS SG sst Zee! s aas 5p
sli s74l 4o2 ai 1913 4S,s 4oei u 4ia S.G4
JGsSses to be sent rom Part " trial Cases IN
Supreme courtspeca Term-Part viaRefo Se Russell
supreme conr,|specai TerIn-rgrt viI-Before Beck
man Supreme ESaifa fS5HaT Sa MAS S
ss scs s G Sss c ssSs S
cq!is Tad 5d,9 i II5 5ss so9 n: 2se
800 $50 81 1899 1889 d stC SsS2 GG 5 1 Ssi
'' Supreme # Is- s 6 6naFS H
courtTriaI Ter-Part vBefore Leventrltt
J&Causes 10 from Part III 10: trial cases u'
snreme court-T-ia Term-Part vI-Before freedman
J@causes to from Part III for trial. case uf
O,S oe3 a2 ge 5so $3.50 s5s s5ss
s; s $780, s sI4 1874: 5ss 5 5s M $780, 1900
1926 4l56 751. Case unfinished WV, ,,,,.d until
us SUPREME december S0g5smi Il. 1905
supreme court-Tra Term-Part VI sor trial Case
supTene Cour,-Trial Term--Part X.Before pusro,
JECauses be sent from Part VII FOR 'r'a' CASE
unfinished. ~. ~, po,o-. NscI4an
"Causes to be sent Part VII for trial Gear IN
Sunreme Court-Tral Term-Part Xll-Ad)ourheu uh"i
Monday December II, 1890 ,,,..uo-.,5
surrogates Court-Chambers-B Fitzgeralo, ~;
court onens q. 80 a m. Wills for probate; MARY Hl
Yit,rick Enma Witch Julius Meyer wafer ~ h in,a
rohn p Dunn John 4. Mohr. Barthoomew lanI. A"'as
richardson Charles H. Stoddard. Eta Van hoesen al
io,30 m Andrew Dunn. at II M; Jacob IL sinner
lund. at p. Mt. 1o~rur, s.
surrogates Court-Trial Tern-Before Narnun' =
at 1870 m No 4oy op%ye
opens al 10 a. m. Motions at 1890 a. M
opC.. Co,r,-Triai Terr,-Par I-Refore Corlan. j.
Nos 114s 1909 1s4l. s5l. 1909 1850 So2o 30, ~
lac? 1883 1899 1859 16s. 1912. 1913 124a Izis "S
iso4 1906 1886 37s. 939. 1046 l040. l345 SIS l4oS
1889. Gear. - 49, r,,-.,-.o,s
G Nos 1884 957 1864. 1892 lls8 ls23 ls24 ists'
1874 1902 1894 1884 1888 1856 1896 1871 'oV li-''
city Court-Trial Term-Part III-Before MCCARTHY. >.
No, i771 1725 1850 1850. 1890. 1871 l772 III i.Ip
1885 1900 1889 1866, 1878. 1899 1852 l7Sc 14' lo"
Clear. ,,,
Short causes Nos 2073 1912 2ess 3Gt1. NO WY 800
$500 1910 s575 s652 s65 s64s, s4oe S2os 1895 32l7
3647. 1891 Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
DELAWARE, llcxhwAAaA { Western
SHORE RIA,

Trains leave Franklin ST Station, y. Y. ~ wv
ami 10 M later from foot ot w. i:d ST.: a., pstrsIt
sI.,l5 H. VI. CONTINENTAL LIMITED ""
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining Car -,
sOiIS r. NJ Chicago and 81. Louis LAnl.eu..
tS;OO T. NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls ESp'"
.OiI5 Y NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
sDally. Except sunday u.. ps0sC
checked from hotel o residence by WessOnss, ~ =
G. Il. LAMBERT General Passenger Aesns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07

Nav ........... a4H %% @H %n
January Ss2m sss5 s2Ih s52!h SssS
Nav .......5 52h 552h SEh o'"
RIBS: , ,,,u 61h
January ....:.sss5ss Sssss SAAfis sHs SO
Pork: ocou ocn
January ........ eI2h sd2h 49, ss2n SS
Receipts Of breadsturs Interior points IN tau hush
last three cphers (OO0) omitted Flonr pois' e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
R. 4. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
F sla6 Tsck Naw SaTE fsSI S t s 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall s.,
the from Liberty st. except 9Ss aos
On and after NOV. TO- 1899,
For Easton Bephehem. Allentown Msucs Chunk. 10.
40 Ct;t5 $50 to Ess5sns P Y Sundays, $50 aS
For Wkesbsrre Pittston and Scranton 400 's;io
NJ o i2 S.s5,Ak sS sgna9y; t9 4 Zoo 1870 100 %
G9So !, I Rss e Reafng A. mi. ri 5eb 4G nsst
Readins' P. NJ a sI2i' R n,gnt' ROUTE.
1870 (.55o to Red Bank ony $50 $3.50 to Red Bank
s 5ss = n ssnas an: $50 o H;' to Si R.a fsss s
ls 81, JS < 4 Sss6sy: .?1.s NJ ' t'
si4$ 52G E siSisH: .s 1SlX H%lO $500
h~SSnO''' 0"''' VIA MATAwAN.
For stations Between Atlantic Highlands and East Lnnt
h r' g. .li iS So Cs:ss Ss:ss Atlantis Hsh''a
only p NJ sana VIA BRANcHPoRT,
FS, stations estwss $50 Gaif 90 Ds M so
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILAD E1sHt AoI RAkrIMoRD AND :
Week day, .4so, 500 1000; 81 30 6in,ns GAP IL
eco P pinSs car ca p NJ siai5 md, sunday.
1912 a 80 Dnn .so Cap Bn a NJ t., e 600 hsys
:s,oS 49, 20. 4 90 90, 3 50 ;s'0 '' Sunday
if ~ a.sn .; vt e. s ii e. s,'s Fri;
S e. ss S s,sSslSn 81 SsS Ik w eSst
BAGGAGE IRON, hotes or residences to destination.
= sF, rom soutb Ferry Ave minutes earlier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Tbe Avenue of Travel South and SouthWsst
CUBA, MEXICO 4 CALlFOhNia' s,.,n
Departure from New York Pennsylysnia X X e'sl''
Daily, I'D St, Cortlandt and pesorosses s., 81
aNThe leaving TING from Desbrosses 80
COrtIandt Streets Is five minutes lnter "a
that given below for Twenty-thfrd SIN"
station. - No.. s...rs
IZ,IO A. Mast MAIL-P1lman BUFFET s.sssII
Cars New York 10 Atlanta New Orleans sa's''~
and Jacksonville, Fla. Dining Car service -
- n oon, sreenne Cars Ney-York to Columbia n
vannah JACKSONVILLE Tampa aud Augusta. 90,
1925 =. M.-WAsHINGTON CHATTANOouA - -
TIED. VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawing Hooa
Sleeping Cars. New York TO Roanoke knoxSlIe 80
tanooga orleans and Memphis. Dining car se,,y
A,25 p M-WASHINGToN * SOUTHWESTERN LIN
ITED--Puman Drawing Room Sleeping Cas ~
York Atlanta, New Orleans BtrmlnShan. Menpals
Asheville Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nasnve p'as
Car service Tourist Sleeping CAR Washington 70 can
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 40,
New York and Florida Limited rnest Train IN W. W
world resumes service January 10. 1900 between y"
York Augustine.
rpANK CANNON J. NJ CT'LP,
Cd VleeNPres & GenI Mgr Trare Ma
W. A. TURK, G. p a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Apuelate Diyision-Suprene court-Before Van Brlnt
r. e. Barrett Rumsey. o Bren and Mclaughlin, J. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Gildersleeve. j.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Gildersleeve J.
Kinssland aet Gali'gan-Edward L. Patterson
Mailer 81 Moss Engraving Company-Franklin Elem.
Matter II Department OF Public Parks etc twenty
third and Twenty-fourth wards ranKlyn fduuoch'
Matter Of Bal-Algcrnon 5. Norton.
Dewhurst agt. Bigey-Benjamin A. Jackson
BY Beach, J.
Wall ag Kelly-Fueene II. Pomeroy.
Wandeil SchmuCk--Sdney J. Cowen
Globe Realty Company agt. Tange-Edward Browne
Wetterer-Francis I. bowre!'
Matter 81 Caron-E Edward Browne.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Beach, J.
People. etc. agt Royal Benefit society-heroeF' D
Ogden. ---,.., eox...o, =, al
Arnon L. Sduires - g. nah p.uuay
Company-George y. Joseph.
BY Giderseeve. J.
Oswald Cammann agt. James W. Ketcham-Arthur
Simonson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
Railroads.
Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

Trains arrive and DEPART from Grand Central Station
% -Nork 20
The oasis., 1899-07-22
Amusing Incident .

An amusing incident showing the astuteness of certain police official happened in one Of the comisarias the other day. A well known citizen re- turning to his house, found mozo in the bedroom with fine gold watch, the property of the occupant of the room in his hand. The looks and ac- tions of the mOzo convinced the other that theft had been attempted. A gendarme was called and the mozo was arrested and taken to the conf. saria.
 Upon arriving at that much dreaded place the mozo was voluble in his ex- plantations of how he happened to be in the bedroom with the watch in his hand. According to his story he had entered the room merely for the pur- pose of ascertaining the time as it was his intention to go to mass soon. The master suddenly appeared on the scene and frightened him SD much that he dropped the watch. The prisoner then declared that he was an honest, truthful man and that he had the best intentions in entering the room.
 One of the officials at the comisaria listened attentiyely to the story and then said:
 "By the way, here is clock on the wall. You say you entered the room for the purpose of finding out the time by the watch?"
 The mozo looked at the clock, be- came embarrassed and did not an- swer, The official pressed the matter, but the other was unable to tell the time. His story was shattered into thousand pieces
 4 few days iaas. man pcc NDev
The oasis., 1899-07-22
4 Long Time in Politics.

The Lordsburg Liberal says A couple of prominent politicians, an eminent citizen, and Silver City schoolboy were sitting in the shade of the big tree alongside the Exchange, in Silver City the other day congratu- lating each other on the smooth way the race judges worked things on the Fourth to keep all the race money in town, when the conversation turned on the eloquent speech made by the Hon. John Enright of New York, on the Fourth. That man Enright, |" said one of the p. p. ,''is little off on dates. He told about George Wash ington and Benjamin Harrison sitting on Georges veranda, discussing affairs of the day. Now Harrlson was elected president in 1888, aud he could not have been old enough to talk politics with George" The second D. D. and the e. c. agreed with the first p, p. while the schoolboy grinned and  skipped across the street to Porter fields drug store, where he borrowed school history and came back to the shade of the Exchange tree. He asked the D. ps. and the e. c. if they had ever heard of the Declaration of h. dependence. All of them had heard of it many times. He asked them if they knew who signed it, and in a chorus they answered John Han cock" None of them knew that any one else signed it.. The boy opened the history and showed the list of names signed to that immortal docu- ment, and under the head of Virginia the first name to appear was "Benj. Harrison. Well, that was news to me, said the first p. p. He was a h. of d long time in politics before he appointed Pri nee governor, wasn't he?n aud the small boy grinned again and went away leaving the p. ps. and the e. c. wondering how old MT. Har- rison really was.
The oasis., 1899-07-22
4 Frightful Biunder

will often cause a horrible Burn, Cut or Bruise, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Cid Sores, Fever Sores. Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25c d box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by L.. w. Mix X Co.,, druggists.
The oasis., 1899-07-22

may have the honor of being counted as one of the charter circles. Do if at once, and be ready to join with the others in the work of the second year, beginning September first. Write for particulars to Mrs. Fife ". Merri- man, Club Director P. W. A.. Min neapolis, Minn. who will be glad to answer all inquiries.
The oasis., 1899-07-22

the facts met the mozc on shs ssreea in the full enjoyment of liberty
 Hello, how did you ger oue oi Be lem?" he asked the mozo
 "Oh, there wasn't any room for me out there so they turned me loose" said the other with the utmost sang froid.
 It is supposed that the case against him was dropped. Two Republics.
The oasis., 1899-07-22
fRATERNAL.

MORALES LODGE, No. H., F. X. .A M
 A MEETS AT THE MASONIC v XTEMPLE, NoGALEs, ARIZONA
 V\AT 7:3o P. h., THIRD SATUR DAY OF EACH MONTH. VISITING BRETHREN CORDIALLY INVITED.
 A. ]. GRIsWoLo. ss'cy W. p. HARLOW. NJ W.
The oasis., 1899-07-22

Bring your job work to THE OASIS office. Estimates on all grades of work cheerfully given.
The record-union., 1899-08-30

WANTED - POSITION AS RANCH
foreman; years experience as fore
man on large hay, grain and cattle
ranch, and years on fruit ranch;
would take ranch on shares; speak four
languages; highest references and
proofs of capability. Address e. f. NJ,
this office.
The record-union., 1899-08-30
A NOVEL SUIT.
Filed With the County Clerk at
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-One OF
the most novel suits ever brought IN
California was filed with the County
Clerk to-day. On it's face it is simply
the case of a women seeking to recover
$4,000 from a dead millionaire's estate
under a. contract, but in reality it is the
finale of a breach of promise suit that
at one time promised to be very sensa-
tional. The matter was settled at the
time but now the whole story is to be
told in court.
The promised litigation will be over
O. portion of the wealth left by Thomas
Carter, the millionaire car builder OF
Newark. Alameda County. For fifteen
years Carter was engaged to marry
Miss Mollie Redmond, but he quar-
relied. and Miss Redmond brought SUIT
for S150.O00 The suit was compro-
missed by a cash settlement, and sub
seQuently the pair became engaged
again. More quarrels followed, and
four years after the first breach OF
promise suit another was filed. This
was also dismissed, and Miss Redmond
claimed the terms of its dismissal were
that Carter should bequeath her S10,-
600. Carter died year ago, but in
his will Miss Redmond was not men
toned. Hence the suit.
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guest, SO he bought dimes worth of
the things and brought them to the
Office, where he waited patiently until
he heard the promoters voice in the
outer room, and then emptied the col
lection in the bottle of rye. AS usual,
he proceeded to help himself to a nip,
and was smacking his lips when Billy
wheeled suddenly around at his desk.
You didn't drink anything out of that
bottle, did your he demanded sharply
.Why-er-yes, said the promoter,
looking startled. 'Why?' Good heav-
ens!' yelled Billy I was using that to
preserve a lot of bugs and lizards from
Guatemala! The right whisky is in the
cabinet!' ~ ~ N
Our friend grabbed up the bottle,
and held it to the light, and there,
sure enough, was a four inch stratum
of horrible looking blue and yellow
monsters, all tangled up together. oh,
Lord' he gurgled. turning ashy. 1
thought it tasted queer! I'm poisoned
sure!' With that he shot out Of the
office. We intended to tell him it waS
only a joke, but he got away too quick,
and about an hour later we received
visit from a doctor who wanted to
know exactly what kind of bugs were
in the bottle. He said Colonel -------
was very sick man. We put him on
and he went away snickering. That
was the last we saw of the Colonel, but
he swears he will have our gore if he
ever catches US outside of New Or
leans. New Orleans Times-Democrat
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Sheridan's Order.

A citizen of Winchester. Pa, claims
to have found the other day an old
batch of war papers, which included
the original order issued by General
Sheridan directing the burning of
Shenandoah Valley property during the
campaign of 1864. The order calls
for the burning of all wheat, hay and
corn, and for the seizing of all cattle
and horses of Winchester, but express
ly provides that no homes shall be mo-
Tested. Samuel r. Atwood, the finder
of the order, has turned it over to his
attorney with instructions to sue for
the recovery Of $4,000 from the Gov
ernment for the crops and fields of to-
bacco belonging to his father which
were burned in compliance with the
order. "All is fair in love and war;
answers Mr.. Atwood. and that is likely
to be all the satisfaction he will re-
ceive from the suit he has begun.