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The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

building and grounds and 80 direct 10
their RESPECTIVE homes II ~ oedssiy
manaer; and shall not come 70 seboo,
bsfers twenty minutes Drior 70 tlss tins
for opening school.
JAHrroR.
rs Jsnitoe shall swssp thoroashiy
ever school room, cloak room. hall and
staisvss q The Gloss Of sseh school Day.
and .shsll. By means Of cloth. remove
tAst ddse svsry morning from tas dssls,
tsSla, ehairs. seats. window sills ed
otaer articles OF furniture, and n thas
the rooms arc neat and tidy in appear
anos and properly warmed twenty nvs
minutes before the time for opening
school.
He shaIl keep tho outhouses In .
clean cooditioo. inspect them daily, and
report 70 the Principal any marking.
cutting o. other damage
He shall scrub The noors Of tAs rooms
and Railways = .,ssl opss in sssh
moath, and clean ths srassrs ones .
week.
It shall BE- the duty Of the Janitor 10
ring the ben st $50 and s:45 q N.
He shall have oharss Of The building
and apparatus in the absence Of teaohers
He shall not permit pupils to b In o.
around The building before time for Tie
arrival Of teachers, nor after their dis
mlSsa X night; and shall $40 to fastsn-
ing III doors and windows when school
IL not in session.
He shall SO to keeping watsr pals.
wash basins and towels in each room In
proper eeodit.oo. ailtps the pals each
morning end empsytnx the same ut
night during Pressing weather.
! He shan psrfosn ssdh other duties y
nay b required in keeping the prop
srty Of the district in ssod repair.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
school Regulations.

School Regulations.
For the benefit Of. the parents -
guardians Of the scholars attending ~
Aseker schools. tTu HERALD givss
in the following ~ rules md resujie
tons governing 18th pupils and jsnitsr.
It is well worth preserving for fut.ss
PUPILs. e
Pupils arc required 10 bs puncssil
and regular In attendance; clean -
neat In person and attire; dlligsnt II
the discharge Of thsir dat3al; shsdRsgt
and courteous 10 tsaehsss, slasmsepS
and janitor; shah MAINTAIN 8 ocholan,
ship OF b removed b . Iossse e,a1s;
End shall rsftsia from ~ - ~ psl-
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

Z AstGood Enough to Take. s
Ia dnest qsality oe loaf sugar u ussd
In tAe manufacture .oG ChamhseiainH
Cough Remedy and the roots used n ~
preparation Give IL flavor sis1ilw q
that Of maple syrup. making It vssy
pleasant to take. AZ . medicine for tbe
care Vt cruxhs, colds, b grippe, croup
end whooping cough It b unequaled b.
any other. It always cures, and cuss
quickly. For eals b. Louis r. Strehaks
& Co. n.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

The Rspab,icans hold their convsa-
ton nezt saturday, while The Populists
meet the saanrday following. !
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

II took .'si1sss b take eat . crowd Of
toatists yaatrday morning. Manaess
anv dolGnr dc-tninss W halves.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

The pain ot Z burn or scald is alnost
instantly relieved BY applying Cham
beriain's Pain Balm. It also beals Tie
injured parts moro quickly than my
othse treatment, and without tho barn
10 very severe does not leave a sear.
For sale BY Louis F. strehlke L Co.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

The God wssshsr ID starting ths deer
for warmer ssimss. 1Ln!at
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

D. D. TAYLOR - family mo to b
with u aeain. Dan has purchased the
residence q ". "A. Ioass On wsat Main
street..
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

Me- Castls. but returned b. way OF
l1ssker and Ride, passing through here
W6dhssday. Judge Rogsrs gave The
H1AXLD call, bat - The chisf dis
psns,r Of Jenessooian pabulam vas out
~ ladge had to Be entertained By The
hissd man who 10 . Republican. Next
ysar Nj. Rogers will - hseors the
Dsaoeratic district soavpotioo fer the
n6a1nation ol district Judge.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
Mn r. r. Harp b said 10 b. ssrioualy
III q Dssyse With typAeid tsvsr.

Nssxs. Whiatsn 4 Hsadrsu announce
In anoehse column that thsv shos horses
for o. ssaea.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

.No4 1ed afese date ~ wi1l shpshorsse
49, Nbsral peics q 0l.0 sach, o1ise
- 1Galins IN mateeinl. An oeh{I WtlI
Il o. line peopoft3ooatstys We. ~
preserved 70 DO oarriAes WORK, tEiDnalg,
paantanx and oil machinery repairs. We
ste heee 70 live With you. and no NAN
1sGs q Price better than ALE DO. We
do not djscriminate. Work guaranteed
q good - can Be had In Bio blanc0.
Clean shop, clean work.
o7 WaIrrEH & HEHDREN.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

Ths literary warrior Il continuaiiy
his magazine gun.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

FAN sd Winter Hats.
Mrs. G. A. Booth will have full lire
Of fall and winter bats In Meeker about
the 6rst Of October.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

|, m annual sears about ~ Utss pre-
pasiax for raid into this and adjoin-
~ counties 10 again furnishing food
~ ~ Denver pspsrs. AZ usual. the
staks game oommissioose h powerless
y = anything On account oe The funds
6 M disposal bsing very short Bat
~ Numerous part Of Il IL that The In
ains ore not In this county killing
enaDs. The deer, The few that are left,
Win not get down towards the Utah
Nne ens mooth yet, unless storms como
snfAasry them down.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

Fame b Of littis use to tho man who
hasn't The ability to back 1t up.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

Frank wsity W. Msskssing for .
short time this voek. He 4 ovse fro2
Teller county witA - uncle Qa' . Mi,
b relatives - sppee WAITS.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

For III sorts ct Chinese and Japanese
goods, such - peacock fans, silk hand
ksrohisfs, crepe shawA, beautiful 6hi1a
ware. etc., call On John Wong In ths
Saodoesou building, n
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23


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The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

Dr. San1 H. Bell. whoss arrival Wa
announced last week in ti5es4 columns,
hes Assided to cast bic lot with ~. He
has opsnsd up N oa,cs in tie front
room Il ths Mseksr hotel annex.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

State Audissc Temple ard wife de-
paztsd for Dsavse q Mndevs Stage.
Gsosse landed 3 ASeand trout whi3s o.
one oe his nshing txips.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

o. 4 the Largest md By fax tie most
Important deals in eattls svsr eousam-
matsd q Colorado was closed It tho
Dsavsr 4, stock yards Monday laat. John
". Lowell sold his celebrated Hereford
stock 70 Marshall J. Porter Of Misooo-
On. IT, consideration being $4,000.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

O. o. .fsy,se ws,skssA thsir qsaiiu sever vsi.s.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
1Auauh,as began this w,sk.

Ths - wssk has bssu ideal Indian
saniD& weather, ...
The oasis., 1899-02-04

Thursday evening Doctor N. $. Sevey returned from Santa Elena He will locate in Nogales, where his family have resided two years, in the practice of medicine,
 The Citizen asserts that at a con- ference with committee of the Tue son board of trade Tuesday Colonel Harlow and MT. Bird, of Nogales were convinced that county division will not do. The Citizen simply mistates as usual.) MT. Bird and Mir Harlow were not convinced. The board of trade committee went into figures showing increased taxation. The Nogales representatives pointed out that a contrary result had follow ed division of Apache and Yavapai counties. But the astute gentlemen of Tucson would not admit that the cases are paralel The Nogales people in sist that they are. And that is the issue.
 In a recent letter from Washington, D. C.. to an old friend, Major G. A. Studer, for twenty years United States consul at Singapore, says: "While at Des Moines 1 became ac- quainted with llniment known as Chamberlain's pain balm, which l  found excellent against rheumatism as well as against soreness of the throat and chest giving me much easier breathing.l l had a touch of pneumonia early this week, and two applications freely applied to the throat and chest relieved me of it at once. l would not be without it for anything" For sale by L. W. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1899-02-04
"same As Any Old Drink

An amusing story is told of young gentleman from the the Sonoita re- zion who recently made a visit in Sonora, stopping at HermOslllO, Quay mas and other places.
 It seems that he had read Marie Corelli's ''Wormwood;" in which are vividly depicted the Vaccinations absinthe weaves about those who fall beneath It's itoxicating spell-causing them to abandon home, family and friends, and losing all hope and ambi- tion, swiftly descending into the shades of Avernus. No one supposed that the vivid portrayal of the novel; ist had taken hold of the young mans imagination; but one day it was ob- served that he had apparently taken a contract to drink all the absinthe in Hermosillo. Taking hack he rode from cantina to cantina, at each place pouring into his stomack "ponies" of the insidious liqeur so long as they would sell them to him, and then going to another where the same programme was followed. As a result the day and evening were passed in most hilarious fashion, aud late at night he was put into his bed by kind and soIicitous friends who were sur prised at the sudden display he had made of himself.
 Late the next day the hero of our tale emerged from his room the very picture of disgust. His eyes were bloodshot, his face haggard and pale, his limbs trembling, and he bore an air of remorse and mental self-castiga- tion. Someone asked him what ailed him.
 Well, yesterday was the reply, "I experimented with absinthe, to learn for myself whether it has really the power and fascination oyer it's votaries portrayed by Marie Corelli."
 "What do you think of it?"
 "Ohl it's the same as any other old drunk"
The oasis., 1899-02-04
From Mesa Ouemada.

MINAs PRIETAs, Jan. 26th 1899. To The Editor of THE OASIS:
 DEAR SIR:-From the best iuforma- tion obtainable never in the history of this camp has it ever before had such prosperity as now, never before was the ore so high grade and as much in sight as at this writing, and of course everybody rejoices.
 And from many localities we have cheering news. Colonel w. s. Nor row is pushing work on his Cutler nina and Zodiac mines in the new Mesa Quemada camp, both of which are of great promise. A tunnel has been run into the Guillermina hill for over 200 feet exposing a large body of ore on which the colonel is now sink ing, and expects to be able in the near future to report the mine ready for machinery. The Zodiac is simply mountain of gold and silver ore, and being good concentrating rock is regarded as of exceptionally great value.
 MT. Porter, of the SuaQui camp, has also opened several mines for his Chicago people that will soon be made good producers. Truly B. NJ.
The oasis., 1899-02-04
Benson Items.

H. Gerwein left tonight on the flyer for Los Angeles.
 Mahara's colored minstrels are billed to show here on February 9th.
 Fred Richardson of Bowie, is in town purchasing empty bottles.
 Misses Evelyn and Lucille Cheek left last night for San Francisco.
 Miss Blanch Acker is confined to her room with rising in her throat.
 The show given by the Salvationist at the school house last night was g.
 James Roberts purchased today from the $. P. Go. six lots on Sixth street. Benson is on the boom.
 A surprise party was given last night in honor of MT. Webster Yes terday was MT. Webster's birthday.
 Constable Bert Alvord, from Will COX, passed through here yesterday en route to Tombstone with two prison CTS.
 Lieut.. H. O. Flipper and Judge N. M. Tipton of the U. $. land court, passed through here this morning en route to Crittenden.
 A. M Harmon left this morning for Deming where he goes to take charge of a train load of cattle shipped by w. C. Land to Bakersfield, Gal.
 O. B. Moore, the cattle broker from Wilcox, and R. H. Benton, a cattle man from San Diego Cal, are regis tered at the Grand Central today.
 A special came in this morning rom Tucson bringing in the land grant men. They went to Critten- den, returning to Benson this eve ming.
 Dr.. Watkins again left for Dragoon today being called by telegram from Mir. A. c. Walker, whose son was thrown from horse and had his arm broken.
 The s. P. Go. sold the following lots today To MT. A. A. Castafieda, nine lots on Fifth street, 25xl5O. To L. Oorley, two lots on fifth street. To Steve Roemer, two lots on Fifth street.
The oasis., 1899-02-04

Anyone desiring to purchase desira- ble residence lots in Moons Addition to Nogales, are advised to call on Cap tain J. J. Noon.
The oasis., 1899-02-04
$OGALEs NOTES.

pies, cakes, etc., superior to anything ever sold in NOgales.
 Rev. J F Corbin, elder. preached in the American Methodist church last Sunday morning and at the Mex ican church in the evening. Wednes- day morning he left for Guaymas and Mazatlan in the interest of the church work of his district.
 Yesterday MT E. Hoover, well known mining who formerly resided in Nogales, dropped into town after an absence of several years, and was shaking hands with old ac- quaintances. Of late he has been operating in the vicinity of the City of Mexico.
 The Tombstone Prospector of Mon- day says: MT. J. Taylor now of No- gales, was visitor to Tombstone to- day to purchase the desk and furnish- ings of the former Bank of Tomb stone. MT. Taylor was in business in Tombstone in early days and has many acquaintances here.
 Monday THE OASIS received a pleasant call from Mir. and Mrs. K H. Fall, who are visiting this part of the country looking for a business opening. They came from Congress to Nogales, but were in the Klondike a year ago, and returned from the frozen north last summer.
 Everybody is invited to attend the social which will be given at the Con- gregational Church next Friday even- ing under the auspices of the r. P. s. c. E. Plans are on foot for pleasant evening. Light refreshments will be served Thure will be no charge for admission but collection will be taken.
 Rev. H. l.. Clay of the North Geor- gia conference, has recently been transferred to the Northwest Mexico conference, and stationed at Nogales. He came In Tuesday morning and will preach Sunday morning at HOO o'clock and Sunday evening at 7:30. Song service at TOO o'clock. All are invited.
 On Thursday THE OASIS received the announcement from MT. Carlos c. Mertens, that having been named administrator of the Mexican custom house at the city of Porfirio Diaz, in the state of Coahuila, he had on Feb. lst transferred the authority of the same position at Nogales, Sonora, to his successor, Sefor Don Mariana Azcarraga.
 Monday the family of Colonel Bird, received from Tucson intelligence of the death in that city of M. F. A. Pedlar, Jr., of San Francisco, young man who visited in THE OASIS house. hold last winter. Deceased was a bright young man, but little past his majority, who gave brilliant promise for the future. But consumption fastened it's fell clutches upon him, and for many months he has been gradually declining. He came to Nogales in November, 1897, and was somewhat improved by his stay here through the winter But returning to California last spring weakened him, and his later visit to Arizona this winter was of no avail. "Vern," as he was familiarly known, was known to Col and Mrs. Bird in child 4l.4- .l1
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-26
wHITECAPs Al WORK
AT COMMERCE.
Four Negroes Whipped al That Place
and Are Leaving the Town In
Large Numbers.

Greenville, Tex. Jan. 2J.-2A-Ever
since the brutal assault on Bob Posey
by q negro at Commerce, there has been
feeling Of enmity growing in the town
against the negro inhabitants
Wash Holland i here from Commercs
and said that he had been taken ont and
whipped Saturday night and beaten
over the head with pistols. He recog-
nized some Of the whitecappers as lead.
ing young men Of the town. but dare not
tell who they are as they threatened
him with death It he told and he believes
they viii kill him should he tell Three
other negroes were whipped at the same
time.
The negroes are greatly excited and u
Il stated that nearly 100 had left the
place through fear Assistant County
Attorney Garrett was In Commerce
Monday on the matter aud saw - ne
groes At the depot waiting 70 leave on
the train Nineteen came toGreenville.
The county officers are investigating
the matter and complaints viii proba'
bly, be- fled at once against some Of the
whitecap gentry Lawabiding citizens
depiecate these acts
Fields the negro charged with assault
ing Posey has been lost sight Of and Nd
trace Of him can b. found.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-26
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.
Houses Cracked In Mexico and People
Generally Were Alarmed.

Houses Cracked In Mexico aud People
Generally Were Alarmed.
Cityof Mexico. Jan. 25 Several sharp
shocks II IA earthquake were felt yes
terday in the City Of Mexico The first
one took place at $50 O'Clock In the
morning the duration being several sec
onds waking people from sound sleep
In the city and suburban towns. and
again at 5.l5 In the afternoon came q
succession u shocks lasting nearly
minute and producing much alarm.
People rushed into the streets and knelt,
praying or focked under the protecting
arch Of doorways Customers IN shops
held onto counters 10 support themselves
and al the busy life u the great town
came 20 a sudden stop
Many houses were cracked The ma
tional palace was cracked In many
place and in many places the sidewalks
were broken The electric light wires
and telephone aerial cables swung like
loose ropes In a gale Coach horses and
mules drawing street ears stopped and
braccd themselves % resist the trembling
under their feet Chambons silk fac
tory fell in and IL is feared many opera
tive. were injured Car stables fell in
killing number ~ mules and chill
was killed Telegraphic adyices show
that the earthquake was felt at Yer
Cruz and Colima and other points
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-26

Knoxville. Jan % Pat Fnunery.
who killed Joel aud Charles Necessary
and seriously wounded William Free
man and Samuel Duncan. In Scott
county Va last Monday night wa.
captured at Rogcrsyillc. near here Hi
shot the men while making successful
effort 90 rescue hs brother. "a murderer
captured by them Flaunery has dedri
arrctforawook and cumo 90 Rogor.yill,
where he was known only 90 the sheriff
who spioi and arrested him Ho Is ID
RogcryIIlo jail under heavy guard U
Is % member of the celebrated Flaunery
gang which has fought the HatdoI.
gang Cor years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-26

Birmingham Ala Jan 2j Martin
l.. Roddock the Ascending postmaster
Of Nazoo City Miss was arrested hsr,
and win bc taken back 90 Mississippi
where ho s under indictment IN the
Federal court for cmhczzlomont OF post
uhicc funds Roddock does not deny
That he g. wanted and says ho Is willing
90 return without a rcquiition We AL
mits that Doe Is about $3.50 short II,
rs prominent IN Mississippi politics
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-26

Columbia. No. Jan % "A remarka.
bic operation of skin grating has been
performed in Columbia and the patient
Is pronounced ont oi danger a child OF
W S Johnston a former mayor ~ Co
lumhia recently fcll into the tire in an
open CRATE and was irightfully burned
about the body In some places large
sections ~ the skin were burned away
entirely. and for awhile the case seemed
hopeless The doctors stated that skin
grating wasall that could save the child,
and called for volunteer. 90 supply the
skin. The ncighhorhood respond.
cd. and offers were made boy over 20l
persons beside the family Of the suffer
cr. The offer. Uf large number were
accepted. and ihe physicians performed
the grating with wonderful success
The burns art now almost entirely
healed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-26
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
several 1911. Were Disposed Of and
Many Were introduced.

Austin, Jan 25 The election Of sen.
ator was the main feature before the Leg.
stature yesterday Mr. Culberson re-
ceiyng an the votes in the senate and
rs out Of the IFS inthe house
In the senate the Waylands bill APP
propriating $4,000 TO pay for publish
ing the constitutional amendments pro-
posed by the Twenty fifth legislature,
was passed under the suspension Of the
rules
The bin providing for the transfer Of
marriage license from county 20 the
district clerks. was killed by vote Of
% toa
Mr. Terrell. bin. which provides for
pay Of witnesses who attend court In a
case wherea change Of venue Is had. and
also pay Of witnesses before grand jurie.
was passed after some changes worc
made.
Tarver.s resolution providing for th,
reinterment Of Big Foot Wallace wa.
laid before the house and discussed nu
merous unimportant amendments being
offered 10 WIS finally passed
The resolution of Mr Wootcn relating
% the stamp duty was taken up. dis
GUESSED az length and referred 20 th'
proper committee
A report from, the committee on priv
legcs and elections declaring Bennett en-
titled % his seat In the house ga
adopted
Numerous bills were introduced II
both houses
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-26

Cheyenne. Wyo. Jan % Each house
Of the legislature voted for United states
senator 20 succeed Clarence ID. Clar e
Only two nominations were made. Clark
by the Republicans aud Congressman ).
Osborne by the Democrats. In the sen
ate "a votes were cast for Clark and ,
for Osborne In the house. Clark re-
ceiyed - votes Osborne 3. Total, Clark
A. nat,.rtts a