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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
WYOMING'S GROWING WEALTH
Comparative Statements of Her Pri-
vate Banks for Three Years Make
a Surprising Showing.

CHEYENNE, Wyo,, Oct, 6.-(Special)-l
State Bank Examiner H. p. Henderson has
issued the following comparative state
ment of the condition of private banking
houses in Wyoming on October 5, 1897, and
September Z, 1899;
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
Court OmciaIs Return.

The United States court officials who
have been at Lincoln assisting In the work
OF the October term have returned, Judge
Munger having continued the hearing OF
cases until October l6 on account of the
attorneys not being ready.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

Physicians are the friends OF the family
Harpers whisky is the friend of the physl-
clans. A most valuable assistant and one
that can be trusted.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
75C Mems Underwear 35C,

Mems fall weight under 4
wear, part wool, part cot 4
ton, a good heavy weight
for this weather, in both =
gray and camel's hair,
regular 75c quality, at. 80. Y
The oasis., 1899-07-01
SoGHISE COUNTY.

MT. J. NJ. Castaneda of the Vir- ginia hotel at Benson, las very handsome Shetland pony for lis youngsters, who greatly enjoy the u' of the little fellow
 Geo. G. McGee, who Is now post master at Fairbank, has recently ad- ded stock of fruit and candy to his place, and Is doing quite trade in that line.
 Mr. Sid Mullen of Bisbee, formerly in business in Nogales, is DOW under sheriff of Cochise county, and he makes a very capable and efficient officer. His many friends in Nogales will be pleased to learn of Sid's pros perty.
 The cattle recently siezed by the customs officials at Bisbee, have been restored to Mr. Packard, the owner, and the fool ruling O. Collector Cheno- we,h, which caused their seizure, has been overruled by the treasury de- ar ment at Washington.
 Prospector: An uncontirmed re- port has reached here that some serious brigand business has been transacted on the line near Naco. It is said that an American, lname uD- kno xn) was set upon by several Mex ican desperadoes, robbed and fright fully beaten. A portion of the gang were surrounded and captured but the larger part escaped.
 The Benson Breeze Is a new paper just launched upon the wave of pub- lie favor, the first number of which has appeared, bearing DO date, nor the name of editor or publisher. It con- tains one or two unmerited and un- kind filings at the ladies of Benson. and shows porcupinish tendency, which, however necessary at times In newspaper, is out of place at the outset of the career of any journal. The reputed editor should remember the old adage about glass houses.
The oasis., 1899-07-01

tiful complexion and youthful skin After vaporizing with this veget- able elexir face massage will be given with beauty cream. Also scalp diseases will be treated in a masterly manner.
 Madam Henderson is also agent for those wonderful little womb bat teries, woman's greatest friend. Don't miss your chance to go and see them. All women are delighted whith them when they learn what they will do for suffering woman kind.
 The Doctor and his wife have visited and worked and used their modes of treatment with great sue cess in every state and territory OH the Pacific coast. and have bee encouraged by all scientific, honest and we'll meaning persons, and have received praises from thousands of now walking testimonials.
 A lady in attendance.
 Located on the west side of Rail- road avenue, Nogales, Arizona, next building north of the new Odd Fellows temple.
The oasis., 1899-07-01
spent Good Farm Doctoring.

MT. A. N Noell of Asherville, Kan sas, says he spent good farm doctor ing himself for chronic diarrrhoea but got no relief and was afraid that he must die. He chance to get hold Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was perma' neutly cured by it. For sale by L. w. Mix & Co.,, Druggists.
The oasis., 1899-07-01

THE OASIS job office is fully equipped for the turning out of all kinds of high grade job work. It is the only office in Southern Ari- zona which employs printers who have passed the reprint or copying stage and have ideas of their own in regard to 1isplay calo' and paneraA acis
The oasis., 1899-07-01
To All Suffering Humanity

bilious and tull of hope, to enjoy laughing, exercising and thinking? If so, you ought to try Dr. J. D. Henderson electrical treatment. Electricity is not magnetism, there fore do not conlound this wonder ful treatment with voltaic or gal vanic belts, corsets. bands, pads and other clap-trap appliances. Elec- tricity can, will and does cure. Scientists with one accord agree that it is a potent rover, most wonderfully effective in curing dis eases and that life cannot exist one minute without it. To keep healthy, to enjoy strength, vigor and vital ity, your system must contain suf- ficient electricity to keep all the organs and machinery of the body active. Electricity, Gods own medicine, Natures own remedy, is now being used for the cure of suf- fering humanity with greater suc- cess than any other treatment known to the world. In connec- tion with luxurious electric baths Dr. Henderson has the Racine cab inet. It would be we'll if all of the human race could have few Turk ish or Russian baths which afford one of the best, surest and safest sanative and therapeutic agents known to medicine and science. They equalize circulation, purifying the blood, remove all local conges- ton, break up colds, cure rheuma- tism and all other blood and skin diseases, 1t would conduce more 10 the happiness than any other one thing. Rely upon them. They are the ne plus ultra of baths. Besides tue Doctor puts over thirty diffele ent formulas for baths to be used in his cabinet for different diseases. He also has the formula of all the hot and medicated natural springs of the world. He also gives sea salt baths with electricity, and with his wonderful electric and hygienic treatments he gives massage, and he conscientiously recommends that all cases as the following will yield like magic to the marvellous heal ing, soothing properties of his treat ments, such as poar circulation, rheumatism, swollen joints, pains in the back, lumbago, cold feet, neuralgia, sciatica, sleeplessness, mysteries, incipient paralysis, slug gish organs. dyspepsia, urinary dis eases, levers of all kinds, constipa- tion, loss of vigor, female com plaints, piles and thousands of other ailments can be cured by this most modern treatment. Every body, young or old, rich or poor, weak or strong, ladies, gentlemen, or children, should use this treat ment to get the system ill a healthy condition.
 Also Madam Henderson has new process ot rejuvenating youth in connection with the above busi- ness which is delightful, efficacious and beautiful. She has opened beauty parlor, having received from that renowned chemist La Seltler, of Paris, some elexir for face treat ment, so as to enable everyone to take advantage of this opportunity to renew their complexion, etc. etc. It will permanently remove any case of moth, or liver spots, black heads, sallowness, redness, tan or any other discolaration ofthe cuticle. It will cure the worse case ot pim- pies, eczema, tetter-rash, and all
 4to- a-,,rt;o,,- and hie,77ic 0f-
The oasis., 1899-07-01
FRATERNAL.

MORALES LODGE, No. IT., IS. se A. Al
 A MEETS AT THE MASONIC x XTEMPLE, NocALEs, ARIZONA 7:ao P. M., THIRD SATUR DAY OF EACH MONTH. VISITING BRETHREN CORDIALLY INVITED.
 4. j. GRisWoLo. secy. W. ?. HARLOW, NV.
The oasis., 1899-07-01
lsailroad Aasessmens.

The board of equalization for the territory completed it's June labors on the railroads running through the ter ritory and averaging the mileage as. sessment. The following is the result:
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Democratic Headquarters.

a Maine paper says that when Speak.
er Heed was making n political speech
In q certain Maine town during the
last campaign n strong Democrat sat
In one Of the front benches, and was
continually interrupting his spccch.
Every time this Democrat oskod n
question. Mr.. Reed stopped and cour-
teoIsly answered his question, Int nj
Ing: e''
i"Oh! so to h-l!"
Mr.. Reed. without moments
thought. said that he had travelled
through many parts of the country.
and had always been most courteousjy
received everywhere. but this was The
first time he had ever been Invited 10
the Democratic headquarters. -
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there Is great encouragement to hope II
viii be fully revived in time and again
'enjoyii,s old-time prosperity. {
Pattern.

The character OF the late Congress-
man Dlngiey had many clements In 1:
10 encourage the young men OF the
present age who are plodding along In
an earnest endenvor to succeed. True
worth always asserts itself. while
frothy regulations finally fall to the
level from which they, never should
have sprung. 1t must have been OBJ
served that the newspapers OF the
country in commenting on Mr., Ding.
ley's death, were particular In calling
attention 10 the solid merit OF the man.
II 1T Is a long time" says the Phlladel-
phla Press. "slnce public man has
died 10 whom SO many tributes in this
way have, been paid. There Is no at
tempt at puffery. no effort to laud the
man above his real worth. but sin
cere wish Is evident through all these
comments to do simple justice by the
dead statesman. And II does not de-
tract from the worth OF these tributes
that many OF the hcartlest and most
discriminating among them come from
newspapers that opposed the political
policies and principles for which Mr..
Dlngley stood during his public career.
"a This is highly encouraging, 1t shows
that the American people are coming to
estimate man from! his real worth
and not according to any meretrlclous
qualities he may possess. There is
nothing more discouraglnG to young
man Just starting out in life and insplr-
ed with wlsh'to make the best use OF
his talents for himself and his time than
TO see the false standards by which
men are measured and the undeserved
need OF praise given to those who have
done little to deserve the recognition"
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Cheerful Reading.

Philadelphia Telegraph: There are In
process of construction In this country
at present merchant vessels with an
aggregate OF 254.2l6 tons displacement,
and war vessels of 1i6.499 tons displnce-
ment. The merchant vessels are entire
~ for; our own Service. 155 being In
tndf or. The coast lines. &c for the great
lakes lind % for western rivers. their
approximate value being s20.OO0,00O.
The war vessels building number IS.
Of which all but four are for our own
pletcd. Jan outlay OF S42,S49.192. The
people of this country are deeply in
terested to-day in It's growth as mar
Inc power, and the figures just quoted
are taken rs highly satisfactory evil
dencc or It's intention to rc-cstablish its
commerce. and to strengthen the arm
which protects II. ~ VIZ
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Washington Post Qnd.): The calm.
thoughtful and patriotic speech dcliv-
cred by Hon. George Gray, before the
board of trade of Wilmington, Del, on
Saturday night. will receive the CRATE
full commentator of the country Mt
large. 1t was distinguished by such
lofty Craftsmanship and couched in
such melodious and convincing phrase
that 1t must appeal 10 the American
people with special force. Senator
Gray, after showing that 1t would have
been impossible TO conclude treaty ut
Paris unless the Philippines were taken
over by the United States. went OH to
Illustrate the argument that has been
set UP by all the advocates Of speedy
ratification - the argument that 1t Is
for Congress. and not the President, to
say what shall be done with the Islands
after the treaty goes into effect, and
that only peril and confusion can come
OF n prolongation OF the existing state
OF chaos. q
There are some passages which may
be read IL second time with profit and
instruction. and FIRST among these Is
Senator Gray's most graceful tribute
to the President:
without assuming for n moment
my right to speak for the President,
think l can assure you. with some
knowledge whereof speak, that he full
~ appreciates the duties and rcsponsI-
billt!es OF the situation, and that he IL
committed to no policy calculated to
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u q u.
discourage. much legs, strike down, the
aspirations OF slIbsrty-lor!nG people all
over tho world. 3
'I belong to Indifferent political par.
~, but should be false to my sense OF
Justice, and 10 that pride which / feel
as IN American. II did not declare
my confidence In the patriotism and
purity OF purpose OF William aMckin-
ley. NEE II.
He Is no usurper OF power, no stran-
ger TO American institutions, but one
7 OF the American people. called to his
high Office by theft suffrages. and 1t
would be strange, indeed if he did not
share to the fullest extent In the love
OF our constitution and the principles
that underlic It."
To this every honest American clti-
zen, whatever may be his party ALL
ances or views, will subscribe with cor
dial warmth. Dir. Mckinley has not
only endcared himself To-. the country.
he. has. won Its absolute respect i and
confidence. Mr.. Gray might have said
much more without putting the small
est strain upon our sympathy.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


know thysclf," but don't be too ex.
elusive.
The hanson is anything but a hand
some vehicle.
The headache OF a dude Is an exam
pie Of an aching void.
An ounce OF hint is OFTEN worth more
than pound OF advice.
It's always TO the BARRIERS interest 10
get people TO dye young.
The man who Is master OF himself
has n servant he can depend upon.
Sometimes the proof OF the pudding
Is to be found in the Doctors bill. r
Some men mnrry because they nre
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(Seal) A. w. GLEASON
Maps for Ready RcIrrnncc

Thr Chicago. Milwaukee & St. PAM
hail'fas GO. has Just Issued In con-
venlcEt form for household. library and
senool reference an atlas OF seven c,l-
Srcd Mapa of the world, thu United
Staten and our new possessions In Inc
Aiiihtls aud Pacific oceans, together
win M amount of valuable tnforma :
lion Connected thcrewl,h-all ip 10 date,
TINS nsias VIII he sert free to any nd :
aress on receipt Of six (G) cents In post
:, Apply to Geo. II. Hcanord. Genera,
Prn,sstNgeT Agent. Old Colony lsu!ldins.
chicago. CIR to Robert c.. Jones, Trave
cling Passenger Agent. Clnclnna Ii, Ohio.
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REFLECTIONS OF 4 BACHELOR

Any man can be good when he's
watched. II he isn't married.
Nobody ought ever to.takc n woman's
word when she denies that she's home
sick. aI1i
The man whois disappointed in him
self Is generally lot too well satisfied
with other folks. 81
No man knows what 1t Is to feel re-
lleved TIL he has fallen from the very
top OF a church steeple, and then woke
up.
NO woman really appreciates new
dress unless she Is sure some particular
woman she knows can't afford 10 get
one like IT. New York Press.
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The Wrong Record.

Z Detroit Free, Press: mo, thank good
ness, c.tsn't calling here any more!"
exclaimed The pretty girl in blue. with
q stamp of her foot. 81 verify believe
that that young man wouldn't take a
hint IL 1t was willcd TO him with nfty
thousand, dollars In government bonds
attached. AS a shining example Of
what a wooden 0ui9maton would be In
trance. he is Shining success.
lie called here the other evening
as he has been doing for some time, and
thought would see II could awaken
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. 1t
Is great surprise on account Of It's cx-
cceding promptness in relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and back, In male or
female, Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List. druggist, Wheeling, ".
Vn tCso
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Germany. mid Asia Minor

It Is Inevitable that Asia Minor shall
eventually pass from the possession OF
Mohammednnism, and whether Ger
many accompllshcs the task or not, the
sultan must yield to n Christian nation.
II Is Just as inevitable that diseases OF
the digestive organs must Yield to Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. The disorders
OF this kind are usually called dyspepsia,
constipation and biliousness. The Bit
tors are equally good for NIL such COM
plants, regardless OF the name
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in debt. - !,
AS n child Adam made no mistakes,
put he made up for 1t during his hon
eymoon. :
The trump Of fortune usually comes
to man too late in the game to dc
him any good. =
Hamlee was melancholy individual
A small town Is called n hamlet sn
you can draw your own conclusIons-
Chicago Daily News.
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seat. at Ysnaya Pollana. In the govern
ment OF Toula. and celebrated his sew
entieth birthday last september. His
family consists Sf the Countess and
two daughters, Titiana and Marie. His
most striking features are the high.
open forehead and the deep-set gray
blue eyes. that always seem to be Gaz-
ing Ear Into the distance when he Is not
writing. and from under the thick
oveirhanEing brows literally pierce the
soul of the person upon whom they are
bent. :. =
As in his food SO In his dress Count
TolStoi Is extremely simple. and The
habltual gray flannel blouse In which
ltepin has portrayed him Is The garo In
which he Is more universally known
than any other -s-.I.l-I''' - =
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a little enthusiasm In him. I turned
the conversation around TO Hobson, and
asked him II lie wouldn't take q chance
to equal Hobson's record.
wouldn't T. he exclaimed, with n
glowing face. Just think Of taking that
boat In there, and sinking her without
losing mani
THAT settled It! l yawned IN his
face, and looked at the clock, and slow
~ but positively frozc that young man
outdoors. II by any chance he should
call here again I'll call the police!"
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Cable reports from st. Petersburg to
this newspaper say that HthG organs
throughout Russia, official and clerical,
are clamorIng vigorously for the e*pul-
sion OF Count Leo Tolstoi. on the ground
that he has been the cause OF all the
recent disturbances in connection with
the theorctic beliefs Of various hctero.
doN sccts in Charkou and other parts
of Southern Russia.
a strange coincidence In the case Is
that Tolstoi has become obnoxious to
the Russians. for advocating the same
doctrines which In our country made
the late Henry George sort OF n
hero in the eyes OF thousands. namely.
that Of government ownership Of land
and the theories connected with it.
Tolstol lives quietly at his country
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While West Virginia is having trou-
bles OF her own over the senatorial con-
test, other states are more deeply dis
tracted. The little state of Delaware is
kicking up more fuss than Pennsylva-
MIA and West Virginia combined.
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Delegate Brown in his speech In the
house Of delegates Monday. remarked
that The had been vaccinated and had
sulphur in his shoes" 1t will take
more than that TO make him immune in
Charleston.
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Again has death found n shining
mark in Washington official circles in
the striking down Of John Russell
Young, librarian of the Congressional
library, who passed away yesterday
morning.
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Croker is up 10 his eyes In the truck
business. This time 1t is the auto.
truck, widely different from the polIt-
ical trucking business.
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The esteemed weather clerk is re-
spectfully informed that spring days
do not belong to the meteorology OF
January.
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Col. Drynns free silver rcsuscItation
speech at Denver is but an echo OF his
bowling sophlstry OF 1896.
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b y lecturer on Christian science in
Pittsburgh the other night declared
that christian science is in our midst
to-day an established fact. a demon
strablc science. u Christian philosophy,
and the primary clement in the meta
physical awakening Of the era In which
we live. 1t Is the force back OF the psy-
chical baptism through which con-
seriousness is passing. 1t teaches that
matter IS no part Of the divine crea-
ton, and has only suppositional exist
ence as an GENERALIZATION of the hu-
man mind. Christian science denies
the common theory that It is real and
secondary element upon which mind
sets" II.
As clear and lucid as the statement
that revolving fragment Of, the pale
ozoic age gathers no cryptogamous
vegetation.
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STATE OF OHIO.
CITY OF TOLEDO. ca
JI-raS f,0T.S.,,,, so

LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK j.. Cheney makes oath that he
Cheney & CO., doing business In the
CITY OF Toledo, County and State arore-
said. and that said firm will nav Inc
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of catarrh Thai
Snnno; be cured BY the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure. 49, :
FRANK. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrihei1 I,
my presence, this 9Th day OF Decembe
\. D., 1856. ...
(Seal.) 4. w. GLEASON
80, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naiiy. and acts directly on the blood
ana mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. free. -
=. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 75c. $500. -
Halls Family Pills are The best.
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Quay Sixteen Short.

y The vote In the Pennsylvania house
and senate yesterday for United States
senator revealed the full strength OF
Senator Quay, who received total OF
H. three more than he got In the Re-
publican caucus. and sixteen short OF
the number necessary to elect him.
I Congressman Dalzell received exactly
the number Of votes that Mr.. Quay re-
quired to succeed, which points to the
supposition that the anti-Quay Rcpub-
licnns have settled on Dalzell as the
club to beat Quay.
The senior senator OF Pennsylvania
made some great boasts OF what would
happen when the final test came, pre-
dieting his triumph. But the total re-
suit has been the gain OF three votes
over the caucus expression. To-day
the joint ballot will be taken. but from
the present outlook 1t does not appear
/, that Mr.. Quay will be able to make
good his assertion of ultimate success
In the contest.
The situation, however. presents
some possibilities, as the absence of an
anti-ouay Republican or n Democrat
from the voting. quorum being in at
tendance. Is n half vote in favor Of Mr..
Quay. To defeat Mr.. Quay 1t is ncces-
! sary that the entire opposition shall
be present at every balloting and vote
against him. Failing in this, without
getting single new vote he might be
elected by default.
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ttcc cstn blIshcd 1887. Hamilton liuilh-
Ing. jii5 md 3D1 Fifth Ave-. ritiS-
burg, PA. -|sgs alS.NWIwf