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mrprise as the annual champion. Greene
b Morris took out .Kentlworth and the ubiq-
uitous Keene stable promptly added Con-
installed fayortte over Far Rookaway and
The schorr pair. but 1t was clearly not Spencers
day as he never threatened TO be In the money.
which was divided between Beau Gallant,
dublin and Far R%ockawey. who finished heads
apart The time was the fastest ever made
The ste~eplechase resulted In a clean-uut
dead heat between Old Tank and Plato. A
couple OF horses fell. but fortunately the ambu-
ss II Plato had won, but the judges are the only
people 10 decide In an issue OF that sort. sum
mary.
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PurlonR, OBS 10, QuaTteT, II 20 40 Ihref tufIOnR Is
oa6: halt, O6S. I'VE furlongs, 1900 10; six fur
ionsa Ilp as seven fuTIongS, 1888 SO; one mile,
la, one mile and an eighth, 1888 40: one mile and
.quaIer. all So; one mile and three eighlhs .a5;
one mile and a hall, 2Ss 5; one mile and i've
siohth. 2Ol rs. one mile and three quarters,
s8a Is: one mile and seven furlonga Sl7; two
miles $50; two mil os and an eighth. S4S: and two
miles and a quarter, $50.
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40 West ofst E-A %efy nice Apzrnisnt
Of seven rooms, bath, steam, hot water sup
ply, SIS. THOMAS & BCKERSoN, IS West
aOth 81
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The Great Eastern Stakes Of 1880: a handicap
,or tWo-yeAT olds; BY subscription OF t75 each for
staner, ig5 forfeit for horses entered by Jan }, OF
sibn each Tor starters, $50 forfeit for those entered
Nv July 10: $4,000 10 winner. $1,000 70 second and
$500 10 third: last sG furlongs OF the new Futurty
course.
Bonita Belle, l07 pullman ..............
GoughAcres stables br, C. Dublin, il3 MCue -
J. z SeagTam's CHI C Far FocAaWay' III f VIII
Blues, Alard scheck. Lady Schorr. Autollght,
Smile, Beau Ormonde. III. Barlow Col Padden and
Conroy also ran
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Selling; for two gesroldS nonrwtnners during
this meeting; b. subscription Of $40 each; with 800
added, OF which tl25 TO second and $40 70 third: al
lovAnces. last nve furlongs Of nrw Futuritg course:
:, Q. Hlldreih's Oh. c, lebanon. b. Hanover
Toloache, los BumO ... -....".. I
NJ, M. OH,efs b. {. Mauga, 81 tGshnDnJ. .,...- ?
3. n. H.tlAn's ch. Y. Salye. lO4 tOdom) OIL. = q. =
Golden Bay, Bounteous, Tonicum, Luck. Trsa-
Rtan. Minion. Waiter, The Golden Prince. PnnetuAl.
Par Sight, Edgeneld. STRAIT gist, Peua ii. and Zoe
hampton also ran.
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AT ais7 erosdw-y. near 7sn a-Awrsccvs
Apartment eight room, and bath: teAm- hoo vais
suppy; $500.
THOMAS q HcKERsoN 50 ws., sotnss
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SIXTH RACE.

Selling ,or hree-yeeI-oles and upward: By sub
scnption q $40 each; Win $500 aided. Of which $500
20 second and 500 70 tlitd; allowances; one mile ana
a sixteenth on tutt.
SC. HldIeth,s d, MaHlmo Gomez. g, by Vic
tory . Quesal, l25 tBuumanl 90. ..... .........
b. L. Beach's br. 5. Compensation, 4. l23 tSpen-
We Z, Dais'S b. z Alslke, 4. no Miles %. !
AZ Gun. Ten Candies and Ptestldigitator also nan
Time. li7,
RettIng- Five Ia 3 on Maxine Gomez, u n ,
against Com pensatlon, On 20 ! AlSike, sO to hIg
Gun. 10 I Ten Candies, Sto ! preStidigltAtor
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Rafting 90 Pour " | against Telamon. 2oto 1 Manga.
70 Ssve, 100 70 Golden Bay, 7 TO : Bounteous,
DO 70 Tonicum, ~ 70 ! Luck, so 70 ! Tnsasian., 10
Prince. 200 70 / PunctiAl. 200 10 l far sight. 20 10
Fdgeneld, 10 N | StrategIst, 20 II Petra H., ITO
1 Roehampton.
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Be,ung-Ten to / against Beau Gallant ~ 10 !
Dubiin' 4 10 / Far RockAway, S to Blues, TO Alard
sohsch and Lady Sohorr coupled as j, 7. Schorrs
entry. rs " / Autolight, O TO ! Smile, 20 10 | Beau
omonde, so 70 1 Dr. Barlow, 80 70 / Col Padden,
Z 70 2 ConIoy,
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on 81. bo1ioo. with power ana sisvssas
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plo, Rounded by Boston road. white Plains
obssts,. p hi Eohn 20 Jacob Sohl. 8 yrs'.''sieV-I
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
Commencement Exercises.

Rarely, indeed, has the Opera House
been so well flied as on last Friday
evening when the graduates and those
entitled to honors in the higher grades
of the Shelton Schools, read their es-
says of the closing days. The program
as published in last weeks paper, was
faithfully rendered, and the work OF
the graduates, without exception, was
splendid, considering their youth.
The salutatory and the various es-
says of the graduating class, were all in
teresting and instructive, proving that
much care and thought had been devo-
ted by the scholars to the final and b ard
est task of the school term. Itwould be
hard to judge, among so many scholars
which composition and delivery was
the most creditable. To the ordinary
hearer all did equally well, and to each
was given full share of the honors.
The program consisted Of essays by
Ada Myers, Grace Wiley, Ida Linn,
Arthur Morse, Mabel Murphy, Jennie
Potts, Glenn Eaton, Elsie Wyatt, Eva
Myers and Forrest Todd; Vocal solos
by Misses Hattie Beaver and Mary
Morgans, and selections by the Shell
ton Orchestra. Rev. w. B. McMillin
gave the invocation and presented the
diplomas.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
They Muzzled The Beer.

There was funny sight on Perez
val's dock yesterday afternoon and one
which the on-lookers greatly enjoyed.
The Aberdeen was late, in arriving
from Tacoma and consequently late
in getting away. To add to the delay
a large shipment of barreled beer was
awaiting transportation to Tacoma.
When the incoming freight had been
unloaded it " as well along in the after
noon. Among the waiting passengers
we're number of Thurston and Mason
county delegates to the state demo-
cratic convention who were anxious to
get to Tacoma to take the evening
train for the east, and the delay made
all of them decidedly fidgety. Finally
when the freight did not seem to be
getting aboard rapidly enough one of
the democrats more thoughtful than
the rest suggested that the whole crowd
get in and help load the boat. The
suggestion was accepted, and P. M.
Troy started the ball rolling by Selling
barrel of beer in manner to make
brewer ashamed of himself and star
ted it down the incline to the boats
deck. Editor Lott and Thomas
ONeill, of Shelton, followed suit, and
in few minutes the delegates from
both counties were actively engaged at
hard labor. All this time the on-look-
ers made things pleasant by offering
gratuitous advice, but it was all un-
needed and the hurrying democrats
kept on at the work. In a short time
the beer and its hustling handlers were
on board and the steamer pulled out
for Tacoma, the democrats on board
satisfied they would catch the train
Olympian.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
Real Estate Transfers.


Following is the list of real estate transfers
fled in the Auditors Office of Mason County
for the week ending May 24th:
A Warriner etux to Waldo G Rex, wd,
SIC of NW&SW Of NE OF Sec q and NWof
Meme Of Nw&Sw Of MEME OF NE of
Sec14204 Il DC
Albert Burrows by Executors to Howard
o Waltz, wd, NE, 24-2i-5 $4,000
Howard Q Waltz to U S A qcd NE, 24-2:-5
simpson Log CO. to 9 $ !, vd, ~ 2s-2:-s 1880
sl.o(
Benz B Hea;y etux to FERDINAND staben
feldt wd, NJ of SW&sW of NV. z-21-5 $4,000
Same to same, w1s sE o. NE&SE Of sW
Sec 50 and SW of 3W sec 34-21-5 3s9oo(
Same to same Wd SE 32-21-5 S5200(
Same to same wd M 28-21-5 &5200(
Also FERDINAND stabenfeldt TO o A. Nd,
all Of lands In which he appears as grantee
above consid each deed, SD
3l-22-2W
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
Strawberry Shortcake.

Instead of putting whole berries be-
tween the layers and on the top and
covering the top with cream, a plenti-
full supply of sorted berries should be
well sugared and partially crushed and
allowed to stand for three or four hours
before they are to be used. The bak-
ing of the cake should be finished just
before it is to be eaten. IT should be
split and buttered and a portion of the
berries prepared as above should be
placed between the layers. Serve in
this form and after the slices are
placed on the plates cover with plen-
tiful supply of the remainder of the
berries and sauce 1t should be stated
that the cake should be made the same
as soda biscuit except that more short
ening should be used. 1t should be
served warm.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
In Town Council.

SHELTON, Wash. May 18th, 1900.
Council met in regular session, pre-
sent Mayor. Clerk, Marshal, Coun.
Munson, Beach, Fredson and Bell.
Application of ] H Wilson for retail
liquor license, and bond presented.
Petition signed by taxpayers asking
for improved sewerage and extension
of sewer between Railroad and Gotta
streets, West to Sixth street, presented
and referred to committee for report
at next meeting.
Telephone message from the Sunset
Telephone Company, dated April 10th,
notifying Council of it's acceptance of
franchise granted by the town coun-
Gil
Firemen's exempt certificates with
names of firemen engrossed. were ex-
amined and approved.
Following claims were read and ap-
proved:
Wiley & Wood, supplies. 81. 10
Tom. Horton, labor, SIS
A. J. Horton, $ l1.2O
George Vogtlin, team, 1000
Robinson & Lumsden, team, 800
A. ]. Munson, ex. cert. 2.36
John Ludgate, meal, rs
L. M. Co. supplies, 90
Hunter & Eaton, supplies 20
lumber, 2O.61
]. B. Shelton, water rent, 1900
Matter of application of J. II. Wilson
for liquor license taken up and vote as
follows: Beach, yes; Munson, yes;
Fredson, no; Bell, no; The vote being
tie the Mayor asked for further time
and Council adjourned to May 18th.
MAY 18th.-Council reconvened to
receive vote of mayor on application
of j. H. Wilson. Mayor Rex voting
no." license was denied.
On motion Contractor Shepard was
allowed the use of Railroad and Third
streets while constructing A. o. U. w.
building.
Clerk instructed to serve notice to
Treas. Angle to refund to j. H. Wilson
amount of liquor license paid. Ad-
journed.
MAY 21st.-Council met in special
session for purpose of reconsidering
application of ]. H. Wilson, present
Beach, Mupson, Fredson and Smith,
In absence of Mayor Rex Coun. Beach
called to chair. On motion the vote
on application was as follows: Mum
son, yes; Smith, yes; Fredson, no.
License granted. Adjourned.
DAN. BANNsE, Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
Memorial Day Exercises.

Memorial day win this year be celebrat-
ed with our usual devotion, and if possible
some features will be added.
Memorial day was instituted for the
veterans; the decoration of the graves Of
departed friends is for ALL Hence, all peo-
pies. organizations and societies are cord
Tally invited to join with us in paying this
tribute to departed friends.
Devotional services will be conducted ir
the Opera House by Rev. w. B. McMillin.
on Sunday, May II. at 1890 a. m, accom-
panied by appropriate music by select
choir,
On Wednesday. May 80. at o'clock D.
M, memorial address will be delivered
by Hon. G. B. Gunderson. Musical exer-
clses on both occasions will be under the
direction of the Misses Hattie Beaver and
Lulu Dunbar, who will supply some new.
rare and appropriate music Other exer-
cises, the march to the cemetery and deco
ration of graves will be governed by
weather conditions.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
HoM's This.

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fol
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo o.
We tie undersigned have known r. ). Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him persectly
honorable in all business transactions and I'm.
ancially able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEsr 4 TRuAx wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALprNG, KINNAx & MARVIN, wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O,
Halls atarrh Cure is taken INTERNALLY, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o.
the system. Price 75c- per bottle. Sold by ~
druggists Testimonials free.
F.JCHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
Rw~eold By Druggists, 75c-
HalPe Family Pills are the hest.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
Hunting A Counterfeiter.

The federal authorities believe that
Joe Catherine, the Seattle counterfeiter
who escaped from McNeill's island
penitentlary, where he was serving
eighteen months, is heading for Cape
Nome. They have received infor-
nation that he is now in the foothills
of the Olympics, and is on his way to
one of the ports on the strait, intending
to take passage for the new gold fields.
Several deputy United States marshals
are on GATHERINGS trail, and hope to
intercept him when he comes out of
the forest, if they do not overhaul him.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
A Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings, your social posi-
ton or business success depend large
ly on the perfect action of your stom-
ach and liver. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills give increased strength, a keen
clear brain, high ambition. A Csc box
will make you feel like a new being.
Sold by c. v. Dunbar Druggist.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25

The orestry superintendent is arrang-
ing to order out his corps of rangers as
soon as he is advised of the number allow
ed him this season. The Olympic reserve
is divided into fifteen districts, some of
them too large for one man or two men to
cover with any degree of thoroughness.
Rangers are paid at the rate of 500 per
month, and pay all their own expenses,
including the keep of their horse. Tools
for fighting fire and making trails through
the woods are furnished by the government
Each reserve is under the immediate sup
ervision of a. forest supervisor, who spends
most of his time in the woods during the
summer months
Did YOU see the new rocker at ESQ
at the L. M. We are showing line OF
iron Beds in white and green.
lanes G. Swan, the well-known pioneer
citizen of the Port Townsend died there last
Saturday from apoplexy. He was one OF
the most influential of the older settlers,
and founder of the city by the straits.
Olympia Jim, well-known FISHERMAN,
whose beds are on the Thurston county
side of Oyster Bay, buy whose age is any
where between 90 and 70 years, was mar
ried recently at Olympia to Mary Jackson,
young Indian women.
There is only one class of people who
have longer hours of confinement than the
country town store clerk and the other
sinner is in Jail.
Shop early and often, but don't come
around at closing up time, there is no law
against il but Just don t.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
Around the County.

HOOD CANAL, May. 22th 1900.
There are now nineteen logging camps
on Hood Canal E. Simpson at Tahooya,
George Adams on the Reservation, 7 Chad
wick at Dewatto, T. Chadwick at Capstan
Rock, w A. Hebner near Dillmans Spit,
A. Lewless at Browns Cove, S. Berg at
Matson landing, ]. Paulson near Bangor,
A. r. Burt at Brinnon, F. H. Folsom at
Folsom IS Landing, A. J. Rich near Devils
Hole, Milllgan G. Largo at Squamish Har-
Dor, Johnston and also Whitney at Ander-
son Bay, Clark & Mcguire, also Brown at
Qullceed, Bailey & Clark, Allen Smith and
Frank Rich at Tarboo Bay, and John Ryan
at Breidablik and one at Vinland.
OF these Messrs Lewless, Folsom and the
one at Vinland are getting out poles for fish
traps, which has become quite a business
OF late, a good number having been taken
from the Canal during the past few
months.
A. D. Blowers of A. D. Blowers Com
pany, commission merchants of Seattle,
and one of the owners of the Albion, came
up the canal last Thursday to solicit bust
ness for his firm
Mrs. w. o. Daily of Seattle came to
Union City the first of last week on week
on short visit. She expects to come
back with her family before long to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Rines, mother of Mrs. H. H. Miller
of Harrison passed her ninety fifth birth
day week ago last Sabbath. II is believ-
ed that she is the Oldest person in this
County.
The steamer Violet left Union City the
first of this week for Blaine where she will
be employed in the fishing business for Sc
veral months.
Walter Horner of Brinnon who went to
Philippine Islands last fall as one of the
soldiers and come back considerably in
valided is we regret to say about to lose
the sight of one of his eyes as the result of
his injuries
The steamer Albion now carries on an
average fifty cases of eggs to Seattle week
from the Canal. Some days however she
carries that number
Mr.. Paul Norby, of Southern Oregon,
AMI family, eldest son of Mr.. Norby of
Hoodsport, came to visit his parents last
Thursday.
The sawmill at Union City has closed
down and will not probably run again for
some time.
The school at Union City o. P. Schrei-
Der teacher will close next Friday.
H. Dean left Union City the first of this
week for his ranch at Holly with the in
tention of clearing some of it and building
house.
Born May 9th on the reservation to the
wife of Charles Frank, a son. S.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
M ethodist Services.

Class meeting, 1915 A. NJ, c. W.
Fisk, leader.
Morning sermon, II A. M. subject
Sunday School. 12:15 P. NJ, F. M.
Grout, Supt.
Epworth League $50 p. m. in Lee
thre room.
Song service, us.
Evening sermon. 500 PM. subject
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25
A Fast Bicycle Rid er.

Will often receive painful cuts,
sprains or bruises from accidents.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, will kill the
pain and heal the injury. It's the
cyclists friend. Cures Chatting.
Chapped hands, Sore Lips, Burns,
Ulcers and Piles. Cure guaranteed
Only Csc. Try it. Sold by C. V. Dun
bar druggist.
The Racy1e is a guaranteed, high
grade wheel, $40 at Barger's.
BERRIES. Berries, at Hunter &
Eatons, at the lowest market prices.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25

OoA VI uS iSt.
The Racyle is guaranteed, high
grade wheel, $40 at Barger's.
BERRIES. Berries, at Hunter &
Eatons, at the lowest market prices.
1t is the L. M. store that is giving
away Columbia Bicycle.
We have just opened up very choice
selection of Dotted Swiss in white and
colors, see them at the L. M. Co.
Bicycle Swine Book is just as valua-
BILE for man with one hog in a little
sty as for man with hundred hogs
feeding on the sheltered side of bar
bed wire fence. Its chapter on sCho-
lera' is alone worth ten times what
the book costs. You ought to have it,
the JOURNAL says So. The price is so
cents by mail; address the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co., Philadelphia.
Wash Goods, we have full ssline''
of them. We are s'it'' when it comes
to bargains. Mcdonald & O'Neill.
Rev. Paul Kruger. member of the
National Boer relief fund association
will speak at the Court house tonight
In the interests OF the Beers. His sub
Ject will be the "Transvaa1 and
the War with England" and he is
said to be an interesting speaker.
Collections are taken for the Boer
cause, and everybody is invited.
Get the goods to make your Bicycle
skirts at the L. M.
A total of $41S, 55e.77 has lust been
apportioned by the state superinten-
dent among the various counties of the
state, the result of the regular quarter
ly gathering. OF this sum Mason
County secures $500, which will be
distributed among the local districts
by the county superintendent.
| Wash Goods.-We make your select
ion pleasure. Mcdonald & O'Neill.
The L. M. Co. are showing some
very new and stylish Gents neck wea,
! The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of New York, in one of the few
life insurance companies which does
not accept impaired lives as risks
hence its policy holders are the bes1
| protected.
/ We toe the mark on footwear.
Mcdonald & O'Neill.
! The Dodge Bros, of Lilliwaup have
gone to Alaska, where they will fish
for the canneries during the summel
months.
See the L. NJ. Co.'s new China ant
/ cut glass sets at very low prices.
4 It costs nothing to see if you are
lucky. With every dollars purchase
yon get one chance of getting a $5(
wheel for nothing.
| When you want new corset try
'sThompson's Gloye-fitting." at L M
If you want nice bread, such as you
mother used to make, Mrs Scott can sup
ply yon, cor, 9Th and Franklin street.
/ WANrED.-CoupIe of girls to learr
west and trousers making.
T H. McNichol. :
We have some very handsome littl
boy's Vest Suits, at the I, NJ.
There will be a health talk to th
ladies Of Shelton, Tuesday afternoon
l3P. H., at Baptist Church. All Cor
II - 90 a =
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-25

Born May 9th on the reservation to the
wife of Charles Frank, son. S.
The oasis., 1900-02-24
BIsBEE AND THE COPPER QUEEN COMPANIES WORKS.

MT. l.. K. Anderson, the cattle buy CT. has bought trainload of cattle (500 head) which he will ship from Hermosillo early in March.
 Tuesday MT. Fred Mallory and his sister. Miss Harriett A. Mallory, re- turned to Hermosillo from Pepaguaje, where they have been since November last.
 Reliable reports from Bonancita, east of Ortiz, convey the intelligence that gold in largely paying quantities is being taken out from the placers by dry washers.
 MT. II. A. Cronkhite from Oshkosh, Wis, a banker doing business in that state, has been recently in Sonora the guest of his son. Mir. !. A. Cronkhite. manager of the Dewey mine.
 If you want good pair of shoes, a hat or any article or articles of gents furnishing goods. go to La Casa Colo rada of Miguel Padres at La Colorado Sole depository for "Star" shoes, the best made, for ladies, gents and children.
 MT. L. s. Guice has leased land and established a hrickyard at Hermoslllo and another near Batamotal to supply the demand for building material in Guaymas. At the latter m 'ntioned yard the Sonora railway has put in a siding to facilitate shipment.
The oasis., 1900-02-24

If you want sixteen pounds Of apples for one dollar. go to P. Catanich & Son. This offer holds for short time only.
 Monday evening Mr. G. Vindiola, IT,, of IIermosillo, passed Nogales re- turning from a trip to the City of Mexico, and other points in the re. public.
 Last Saturday Captain Wilkie Wood ard, superintendent of the Santa Rita Mining Go, came in from the mines of that company with some splendid ore recently taken out.
 Monday morning MT. Lewis R. Fleischer went to Silver City, New Mexico-thence throughout New Mex leo, upon business for Las Dos Ma. clones cigar factory.
 E. c. Heaton, Tucson; A. Franklin, Phoenix; Sidney Coburn, Oshkosh, Wis; r. D. Jordan. Portland, Ore; J. Sullenberger, Bisbee, were among the arrivals at the Harley House this week.
 Mrs. Willis Poe Harlow gave a charm ng euchre party Wednesday afternoon at Ter handsome rooms in the Mix block. The rooms were thrown together and artistically de- corated. Mrs. Harlow is a most charming hostess.
The oasis., 1900-02-24

MT. K -Luketich, the Hermosillo orange shipper, was at Nogales early this week. He went to Tucson.
 Monday Morning MT. John Bradbury and wife of Los Angeles, passed No gales. returning home from Sinaloa.
 Mir. Wm. Inman was at Nogales last Saturday, returning to Sonora after an absence of couple of years in Bos- ton, Mass.
 The American Dairy, Joe Carbon, proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily to any part of the city. Patron age solicited.
 The Whist club met at the home of Mrs. Duherty on Terrace avende last Saturday. Mrs. DJherty is inimit ibe as d hostess.
 WOMAN WANTED--to do chamber work iu hotel. An American pre- feired. Apply to Mrs. l. c. Harley, at tue Harley House.