The border vidette., 1899-04-08

Apply at the Parlor. Jacks place. -
Art squares, rugs, haasocks, mats
and over sixty different patterns of
carpets; from cheapest ingrains to
finest velvets, at Stam3augh's furni
lure store. If
There will be no services ct the
Methodist church tomorrow night, so
that al! may attend the special SER
vices at the Congregational churc1:
There will be service in the morning
as usual.
Mr.. Geo. w. Crows, the mining
man, was registered at the Montezuma
hosel Wednesday from Washington
camp. Mr.. Grove is the owner of
the Rowland mine, one OF the coming
bonanzas of that cam?.
Manager Jack Fauld-, of the Sonora
News co.. pany has leen spending the
week in Tucson as a juryman. During
Mr.. Faul Is absence Mr.. Van Morick
has been kept constantly On the jump
looking after the company's big bust
ness.
Spring is at hand and you no doubt
are in need Of Ii sht weight underwear.
1t will not cost you one cent to step
int the Red House and inspect their
big stock of spring and summer wear.
Perhaps yov do not know that the
Red House carries the largest line of
these thin,s in the city. The goods
and prices will astonish you.
The Red House is always abreast
of the times. It never takes chances
on being too late Mr.. VasGuez has
taken time by the forelock and has
purchase a hr.e up to-date line of
spring and summer dress goods which
he is selling TT eastern prices. Why
not patronize your home people instead
of senoing cut of town for articles you
can buy for the same money. j;
There came to tho governors off g
Monday the annual report of the
M. sr-general commanl ling thq army.
1t is Il full aud complete history of
the late war with Spain, containing
between its covers official maps and
reports OF every action during the
war. In a nasty glance throu Oh the
work it is found On page 343 in the
report made by C,l. Leonard VOID
while in the trenches at Santiago,
wrtteA July 6, 1898, the foIlowin.:
81 desire to invite attention to the.
GOODNESS, courage and galiantry of
Captain William O'NeilI, killeI in &C
ton
Mr.. P. J. Zoimet, station agent at
this point. who has been to Hermo-
siIlo, Minas Prie,as and Quay mas on
a sight-se, ing tour, returned last We'd
nes,iay evening greatly pleased with
things generally in our sister state
acro>s the border. Mr.. Z.imet is loud
ia his praise of the treatment no re-
reived while south and says he met
some of tbs most hospitable people On
earth. He says, 81 have been told
that one could not get enough to eat
in Sonora. While there 1 was offered
the best of everything the markets
atfnr and more too. OF course, one
coulI not get a four dollar meal 70,
fifty cents.
Judge Frank Duffy returned from
Washington camp last Wednesday,
where he had been TO perform the
legal Fart OF an important mining
deal, hi:h conveyed the Pride of the
West from Frank Olsen, of Washing
ton camp, to III, ssrs. Arthur R. Will
he-y and Emerson Gee Of Denver,
Colorado. The price paid ia not !
tnewn in No3sles, but it is said there
were Eve figures. Mr.. Olsen's interest
vas half, two other gentlemen hold
Ing the othsr half. This deal means
a boom at Washington camp, for the
Denver people will once build
snslter and make things hum. Mr..
Duffy says the camp il in q flourish
ing condition and that the Howland,
is-working full-handed and making its