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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-21

George DemmCtt. for,y-siN years OF age, "a sales
man, WAS arrested and locked up at. tie First
precinct station last night by Policeman Xii
martin. lie i accused with having stolen - vatcn
from Miss Emma Norris. 81 c Street u'rthgt-t.
The watch wac recovered by Detective lelndon
from a store where the prisoner l. sdii Co. have
disposed to il and it will be- used a. evidence
against him today in the Police Court
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-21
REPUBLICANS AT ODDS.
The Reyburn-Lee Element Wage
Wnr on the Chase-Jones Men.

Wnr on the Cbase-Jones Men.
There is no peace between the rival fac
tions Of the Republican party In the Dis
trict. The Reyburn-Lee element continues
on the offensive and threatens vengeance
upon the Chase-Jones people, who are
charged with having done unfair things to
promote their political ambition On March
an election was held for the purpose OF
choosing delegates to the Republican Ma
tional Convention to be held at Philadelphia
on June 49, There were two tickets in the
field-the suffrage and the anti-suffrage
tickets. Those who stood for the suffrage
proposition were Robert Reyburn and
George ". Lee The anti-suffragists were
W. Calvin Chase and J. Z. Jones' At the
time of the election the ReyburI-Lee men
made charges of discrimination in that they
were not allowed a judge in but six or
seven of the twenty two election precincts
On the face of the returns Chase and Jones
were elected by substantial majorities
The Reyburn-I.ee men Immediately
charged ballot-box stufiing. repeating and
various other offences, which. it is said. are
sometimes resorted to in political warfare.
Recently they sent to Colonel Dick. Secre-
tary of the National Republican Commit
tee, the following letter. which has been
construed as a formal notice Of contest:
Washington. d. c., March Is, 1900.
Mr. Charles Dick Secretary National Republican
Committee:
Sir: Col. l.. VI. Saunders, mr. Of the eiec.
ton hoard OF the District of columbia, having
protested against and refused to sign the corti-
fcates of election MessTs. Jones and Chase, YOU
are hereby notified not To honor the certificates OF
election to DR.. ]. +. Jones and ". Calvin Chase
delegates from the District of Columbia to the
National Republican Convention, to be held in
Philadelphia on June 49, 1860 We have indis-
putablc evidence that Dr. Robert Reyburn and
Rev George ". Ice were elected as delegates by
a large majority Of votes at said election.
In case of the issuance of such certificates of
election to Messrs Jones and Chase, you are here
hy notified that their seats in the next National
Republican Convention will be contested on the
grounds of scandaous frauds having been commit
ted during the election for delegates, held in this
District on March 6. 1900.
ROBERT REYBURN. NJ D.
REV. GEORGE W LEE
George w. Lee is a colored minister of
some note, having preached in numerous
colored churches in the Middle States, and
who is well known by his race throughout
the country. He has said that If the Re-
publican National Committee allows him to
be defeated by what he claims to be fla
grant frauds, he will begin active cam
paign work for the Democratic cause among
the colored people OF New York, New Jer-
sey, West Virginia Ohio and Indiana
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-21
TEACHES HIS METHOD TO OTHERS.

; The American School OF Magnetic Heal
ing is organized under the laws of the State
of Missouri. Prof Weltmer is the Presi-
dent of this institution, and Prof. ]. H.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-21
Is due 10 an ACID POISON
organs to carry off and keer

through general circulation deposited III the JOINTS
Rheumatism attack with such suddenness and severity
active person helpless and bedrdden with distorted limbs
developing with slight wandering pains just enough to
such and finally become cronl
Like other blood diseases Rheumatism is often inherited AM
food insufficient clothing anything calculated to impair the
hut middle later III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

W1ARus jest sobie gazeta
pol'tycznis niezalezna, stara
sig bye sprawiedliwym tax
ola demekratow, jak i reru
blikan6w. Me pepieramy tez
otwarcie ami demokrackiego
ami republika6skiego kandy.-
data ma prezydenta Stan6w
Ziedaoczoaych. a gl6wnic zc
wzgled6w lokalaei natury,
jestss1ay "a dwema republic
kahskimi Mianesoekimi kan-
dydatami ma wazae ur4eda.
jake 2 Wiaeay pochodz dzacymi
i blizej nam znanyni, . zresz-
ta nqtami zupeinie gednymi
urz4dov, : kt6re SIC ubieg ala. !.
Jest to wislki zaszczyt dl4
naszsgs m asta. ze Partya
rspsblikadska "a raza nomi-
nowala IA guberaatora Mia-
nesoty obyvatela Wiaohskiie.
60. kapit.na Van Santa Ju1 "
= tego samego eswoauS JEST
On nam bli1szym, nil kandy-
dat dsmokraeki Lad. Nadts
.odstrscz. mas Cd Linda ! przyz
klsd daay przsz asiwifcej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

zdolasscf W procesie naszyH1
szwindlerami gruntowym
5lupeckim Pietrowiczem, "
kt6rym by4 naszym rzeczai
klein. Powinnosc q nasza wiec
jest nadal 20 Popierae.
Inaym kandydatom. aa
msisjsze urzeda, dalsmy re-
klamy W naszsj gazecie :
powodu, ze onl sami osobis
e;e lub przez swych przyja-
ci6l sic 0 to starali. a poreczo-
no nam "a ich uczciwo$6
nieskazitelny eharakter. nie
kierujac sic bynaimniej wzg)s~
dami partyjneni.
Nis chcemy bowiem bye ami
.demokratami. ami republka-
aamf. AMI populistami ami
h'bicyonistami, ami zad-
nymi innyni pod obaymi
1 4 n, i j n a m !, lecz prag-
niemy zostat szczerymi Po-
.lakami. gdyz i'm wieeel bysmy
sic dusza screen jakiej
merykahskiej partyi oddali.
TEN wiecej uszczerbku po--.
ni6slby nasz polski patryo-
.tyzm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

Wog6le kazdy redak nasz,
chcac zachowac tn W tym
kraju polska narodewosc, ME
'pswinien sic do tyla zamery~
kan'zowaG. aby e., zwae MOI
ma praw} m repub|ikaninem
demokrota pspu'ista p.
Powin en bye dla kazdej par
tyj sprsn iedliwym. a chcac
swol g|,s oddac ply wybo-
rach. ME patrze6: CO jakie]
party kandydat nalezy, lscz
),kie pos'ada zdolnosci. jakl
charakter. jake zycie prowa-
dzii iaka przesz}ost ma soba.
ako narodowoSc, uwazajar
ca Ameryke tylke "a przy-
brana, tymczasowa o;czyzne,
pswinnismy sic starae. ably
m,edzy zadna pelityczna par
.tya W tym kraju me mice
nieprzyiaciol- Dotychczasewe
hurtowne }aczsnie sic p
k6w demskratani, narebi}o
nam W innych amsrykahskich
obozach politycznyeh mao
gich nieprzyjaci6I i wytworzy~
10 W og6le u ludu anerykad-
skiego niekerzystne ola na-
rodewe5ei peiskiej uprzeaze-
ME.
OiosuJmy przy wyborach
amerykadskich. jak nam kaze
nasze sumleaie. nasze inte-
res publiczny osobisty,
.nasz ebowiazak narodowy i
rel'gijny, a nie jak sobie tsge
zyczy ia lab ewa amerykad-
ska partya polityczaa!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

wplywowych demokrat6w te-
go Stanu, jak n. p. Daniela
5Lawlera, ktory " r .rsku 4. 1892
sam by} denokraty cznym
kandydatem na gubernatora
Minnesoty, a tern publiczn'e
sic cd Linda Bryana od-
swraca.
Adwokata pana James a.
ITawney Winony, .republi-
kahskiego kongresmana 2
naszego distryktu, pep'era-
Ilismy cd samegs poczatku
|jego karyery kongresyonal- :
nej, zw}aszcza pozpawszy lego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
ODPoW1EDz
ma publiczna potWarz,
Do szarownej Redakcyi
WIARUSA.

To S1arownei Radakcvi
W,AR11sA
:
:, ~ :
l''N
,'a', - -
Aa'oA
Aa "'
a1e' . =
), ls
I've ' z,
-. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
Na.zx Ma, i Polityka.

g. T.. e Z. \
Nies|usznie niekt6rzy abo-
nenei WIARUsA zarzucaja nam,
il niby zaaadte sprzyjamy
r.publikanoe'm. 9
Jezeli bowiem tego lub
owego republikadskiego kan
dydata polscany. to pep's-
ramy go ze wzgledow pre-
wazn;e osobistych. bynajmniei
ME trzymajac wszystkimi
1epublikanami wogole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
TELEGRAMY,

LONDYN. An
glia i Niemcy zawar4y
przymierze, ably ME
dopuscic &adnemu
innemu mocarstwu DO
zabrania sobie HAWAII
ka Chin. Rosyi to
przymierze ME bardzo
W smak. w kofach
dyplomatycznych "a
pewniaj9, re Rosya,
FrancYa, Japonia |
Stany. Zjednoczone
do tej pory ME uzna{y
przymierza angielsko
-niemieck.iego. j.. +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

staral. aby wybrany zostal
kapitan Van SAINT, a tax
postapIa sebis wszyscy jego
ludzie, ola kttrych on by{
zawsze sprawiedllwym, a
zyczliwym opiekunem W do-
breji z}ei doll. Owe brednie
Duluck'e wraz z sprawa
Rutherfordska to mic wiecel
jak podia potwarz. 81
T. E H anley. a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

PEKIN. W po-
}udnlowych Chinach
tworza sic oddzia}y
powstahe6w, zoWl2-
cych SIG Tryadaml
dsz2eych do pozbycia py
sic obecn':el,jj' u Fdy,nastyi
Mandzurskiej v Chi
mach Armia TrYad6w
,pobi}a wojska rzado-
We / ma uderzyc na
dwumilienowe porto
we miastO Canton.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
TIEN TSIN.

l. A@ ~ ~ 49, ..-..
Kang vi, by}y cz}o-
mex gablnetu chin
skiego, i jeden z mai
g}6wnlejszych do
w6dzc6w partyi wro-
giej cudzoziemcom
kt6rego ukarania d.
maga}y sic mocar.
silva, dnia Is Paz-
dziernika umarl "
skutek jakieiS choro- OF
by. Yu Hslen, by}y
gubsrnator powincyi
SzanSl, nl'aj9cy ma
sumieniu SmierG VIE
lu misyona',,rl:z''Y, ',,l:''Y pope1-
nil samob6js'1tl;wo, poi.
knawszy listki zlota.
Posei WI sadzi, zle
samob6Js1t;w,'o to na~
stapilo Y kutek ME
laski, v jaks Yu Hsien
popadl Y :l.'' d.w'''o'r1'u, ''1', j ze 9
takze Rang Z. % J 7 j 2 Pc
sdobne 60 po'lw,'.oI1ydI'ull p'l 70 j po|'
pelnil samob b6istwo, =
ME ii unlar1 I'M / i ]. 2 przyczy-
nv naturaalnej Il, !; l.l''a .
" i hAD b [. q y ", OST Q y <.
Ghol era \ Jap onii
szel,rz 1, \ sie tak bard / 20,
y zad !, 4 ! zon 4 / 3 =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
Drobne EeIna.

pOGkOSKA O SM1ERCI
Franc1szka Drazkowskiego "
Little Fails wysz}a W Winonie |
Cd Wojcieeha Truny, lecz
Bosu dzieki. okazala sig ona
nieprawdziwa. Pan Franciszsk
Drazkowski zyje bowienl j
cieszy sig jaknajlepszem zdro-.
wien, umarl zaS W L ttie Falls
brataniee Jego Jan Drazkow-
ski, kt6ry take dawniej
mieszka} " Wiaonie.
DETROIT, Mich. w
glosnej sprawie p. Radljhskie-
go, kt6ry pred poljcya mo-
skiewska uciekae musial do
Kanady, Szanowny prof. Sie.-
miradzki lyle dokazal, ze "a
pesrednictwem kongresmaaa
Centissa przywr6cono mu
prawo zamieszkiwania W De-
troit.
w CHICAGO rozpoczels
si9 kladzenie funaament6w
pod Szpital Matki Bozej
Nazareth. ma zakupieaym "
tym celu przez Pelskie SiostrY
Nazaretaaki gruncie, pemis
dzy ulicani Leayitt; Thomas,
Haddsa Oakley. Spital ma
zsstae wykohczoay wPazdzier-
aiku 1901.
SOUTH BEND Ind.
"Goniec Pelsk'' denosi. e
ulotnil sig z tantad nisjaki
dsktor Kosswski. alias Klos,
alias, pozestawiwszy "a seba
znaczns dlugi. R6wniez dr.. S.
GrueabsrE New Yerku.
kto,y Cd pewnsge ezass Pre-
bywal " South Bend : "drem :
Kosowskim. zginal bez wiesci.
" ROYALTON, Miin., j,
rodak aasz pan
(ozef Schreiber okazaly dom
!. cegly ! zalozyl y MIN ober.
q. Wszysey polscy far
merry : blizszei ! dalszej oks
icy nischai nai4 sobi3 =
obowiazek, popierat
wiarusa.
ss # 5,,sss sssssssss.ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

KOPENHAGA.
Minister duhski "
Stanach Zjednoczo-
uych DR.. Constantin
Brum wyjecha} do
W ashingtonu, wiozac
ze SODA warunki
sprzedazY Stanom
Zjedn dun
skich wysp, po}ozo-
nych " lhdyach Ia
chodnlch, miedzy A
meryka P6}nocns, a
Al.:mleryka !: P64udnio- II 10:
wa. Ce;na, na kt6ra
zgsdziiy sic Stany
Zjednnoc'tzone, nc jest u
stanowiona " Wa
shlngtonle ma I mi.
lion0w d0lar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

COA Vs~A11A uAeA OAl w W
stamt9d przybywajs-
cych. Ma paroweach
z Nagasaki zaszlo
kjlka wypadk6w cho-
lerY.
PRETORIA.
Boerzy napadli ma
miasto Joegerston-
teiu, gdzie Anglicy
trzymali " niewoli
wielu Boerow, ude-
rzyli ma za}oge i u
wolnjli wszystkich
swoich rodak6w. !,
CAPE TOWN. =
Komendant Boer6w
=
Jan Botha, pochwy-
cit W g6rach pomie-
dry Heidelbergiem i
Greylingostad ca4y
po['!c',:ii9g po['!',:i:9 angielskii, kt6-
~ wyiecha} z woj-
skiem na zwiady. Po-
chWFeann ' @ go Nten
sposd.bI, .bI ze i . jednej
l 3 dr'ugleJ sJrOny,
pred ! "a pccjagiem
zburzono tor, tax, ze
z miejsca ruszyc sic
ME m6g}. w .walce !,
kt6ra potem nastapifa
pablo dw6ch angiel-
skich ofcer0w idw0ch
zo4nierzy, poczelmt lt ca
4y oddzia4 dostaf sic
do niewoli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
car ETOWN

car ETOW WN.
'B][oelrl;z,,y T 81, v ]. koloniiC 9 Il. Capu
gro,'1l'a powsItanieml, = ! ]. = 2
jjezYelii, .Al'|:ngljsy past past
M. Wi6 sic beds q mad ID
I Tl!ransNalc | I Il ~ y kami.
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
$2.25

An absolutely per-
feet Carpet Sweeper.
.Self-oiling device, ad-
Unstable action and
pure bristles in the
brush. VIII not clog
or bind-the easiest
running sweeper in
Evening journal., 1900-10-18

Republicans, register on Saturday. Il
viii be your last opportunity.
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
WILL SELL GOOD RECIPES
Cook Book One OF the Features .of
the Y. M. O. A. Bazaar

One Of the features Of the Y. M. C.
A.. bazaar TO be held next month in
the New-Century Club, will be a book
of recipes collected by a member of
the auxiliary from well-known women
of the city, each recipe signed by the
person giving il. This book will be
desirable because the recipes are not
found I'M the usual books and many Of
them have come down through several
generations Of the families now using
them. The book will contain several
pages Of advertisements and about one
fourth OF these are already taken. AS
the space is limited, persons wishing
to advertise should apply early to the
chairman of the executive committee
Mrs. Walter ID. Bush, or to Mr.. VIII
liams at Y. NJ G. A., Hall.
The edition will be Of 500 copies and
the women expect to sell every book
as the price viii be but twenty-five
cents. The advertising pages Will al.
ternate with those containing recipes
and are divided into five spaces. The
centre one is q special size at 81, thu
others are 81 each Arrangements car
also be made for a whole page.
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
SHAW'S COCOA-CEREAL,

and neither will you after once using it.
Buy It. try it, use it, prove &c. All gro
GERS. 2-lb package 25c. If your grocer
does not have IT, send your address to
National Mfg. CO.. 81 shipley street. VIII
mington. Del. General Agents who will
see that you are supplied.
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
Live stocI. nInrI,cfn.

New York. Oct. 17.-Beeves slow and
generally 10Q15c. lower; thin cows and
fat bulls steady; several cars unsoid
steers, A.20G5.60; bulls S2.50qSS0; cows,
N.50da5o. Calves active and prices
steady; nearly all sold; veals, S450dS so;
little calves, S35004; grassors, S25OG8
Sheep steady; lambs opened firm to a
sheep. SSd450; culls, Sol12.75: lambs. S4.G5G
6.25; Canada lambs, $5.&Q625: culls. $500
4.50 Hogs lower al t5.20d5.50.
East Liberty, Pa, Oct. l7.-Cattlo
steady; extra, S5.60G5S5: prime $5.25G550:
common, S3.25Q3.75. Hogs active. but low
er; prime medium and extra heavy. S. 20f7
b25: best Workers, s515d520; light do.
so.1oQ5l5; pigs, A90Q5.05; roughs. s3.20li
as; common, $150G2.50: choice lambs.
$.lbQ6; common to good. S48b: veal
calves, s7q7.50. - -,
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
Wilmington Markets
GENERAL MARKETS


Philadelphia. oct. i7.-Fiour IA light
demand. winter guperhne. S2.5ln2i0;
Pennsylvania roller. 90 10. Si1lua.55, city
spot, In elDN Ttnr. ..tf|a.c c. Corn steady (,
hut duh. at g. per barrel for choice
Pennsylvania. - hfrt steady. No. red,
spot. in elevator '.fi lc. Corn ctcauy.
No. mixed. OrfOtsr. ID elevator, $3.50
s0c.; No. . yellow. for local trade. 4Sc
02SNci lower grades, 23021o. Hay steady;
choice timothy, $3.50 for large bales.
Beef dull; beef hams, Sl7,50dlS. Pork
easy. family $3.50. mess. Nif1lh Lard
steady western steamed, S,25. Live poul-
try quoted at Siag9iac. for choice western
fowls, teUec. for spring chickens and slp
9iac. for ducks. Dressed poultry 0resh
killed., choice western fowls, l0UlOihc. (;
old ROSTERS. &C.; choice Pennsylvania
spring chickens, i0l2c.. western spring
chickens, eallc.; fancy spring turkeys, IL
@l2c. butter hrm; creamery, l6n22c.;
factory, l5al6c.; June creamery lSQ2lc. ;
imitation creamery, l5Nlpsc., Now York
dairy lgn2iac. fancy Pennsylvania
prints jobhing at 25u29c.; do. wholesale,
25c. Cheese firm; large white, 1890.
smal! do, nc,; large, colored, lo7sc
small, colored. lie. Eggs firm, New York
and Pennsylvania. 2lN22c.; western, regu-
lar packing. at mark. l6dl9c. western,
N0lSIla, New York, I.25Ql62ik: Long
Island, M.50ul7b Jersey sweets T5OU2.
Cabhages quiet; Long Island. a.50Q2. %
Baltimore. oct. 17.-Flour dun and un-
changed. Wheat frmer; spot and tho
month, 13hMl3hc., November, 7i01rtc
December. 75AW76c.; steamer No red.
us0uhc. southern, by sample. 66d74c.
do. on grade 72n7ic. Corn dull; mixed.
spot and month, 45045lsc.; November,
new, a3hQi2Ac.; November or December,
new or Old slh6nAc.; January, 40ss2
40Ac.; steamer mixed fi0i4isc.; southern,
white and yellow 4GisH47c. Oats dull:
No. white Hisn2Sc. No. 2 mixed, 25d
25iac. Rye firm; No. nearby, SIC. No. 2
western, SIC Hay steady No. 1 TIM
othy, N6.60Ql7 Grain freights firm and
unchanged. Butter steady; fancy imita-
tion. 22a2se.; other grades unchanged.
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
LAST CHANCE
TO BB Registered
Saturday Next Will be The
Only Day on Which to
Qualify

Voters will have their last chance to
qualify for the coming election ON
Saturday. Some Republicans have not
been registered yet, and they must
seize the opportunity en- Saturday CT
be deprived of the right to vote at this
election.
Democratic voters are said 20 be dis
gusted with the actions of their Lead
ers. and declare that If the latter at
tempt to bring repeaters into the state,
they will vote the Republican ticket
These declarations have set the Demo
cratic leaders thinking. but they have
determined to risk the loss of votes
and carry out their original intention
OF bringing men from outside OF the
state TO be registered in the place Of
the Democrats who are disguised with
the party, and who do not propose 10
qualify.
The places Of registration are as fol-
lows:
First Representative District
lst Registration and Election District
Market TO Poplar, Third to Christani
liver: registration and election place,
northwest corner Of Second aud Walnut
streets.
2d-Poplar to the Christiana. Third to
the Christiana; southwest corner OF
Third and Pine streets.
3d-Market TO Head, creek 10 city line,
505 Heald street
4th-Hoald TO Delaware river, Third to
ity line, A street and New Castle ave-
nue..
5th-Market to Walnut, Third to Sixth
40S French street.
6th-Walnut TO Poplar Third TO Sixth,
Fourth and Poplar streets.
7th-Poplar TO Pine, Third to Sixth, 5ii
East Fourth street.
Sth-Pine TO Delaware river Third to
Sixth, southeast corner Fifth and Spruce
sth-Market 20 Walnut. Sixth "a
Eighth, northeast corner Seventh and
Walnut streets.
11th-poplar TO Pine, Sixth to Eighth
northeast corner Seventh and Poplar
streets.
12th-Pine to Church, Sixth to Eighth
northeast corner Seventh and Benne,
streets.
1sth-Church to creek. Sixth TO Eighth
northeast corner Sixth and Churcl
streets.
Fourth Representative District
l4th-Market TO Orange Sixth 90 citl
line 102 West Fifth street
16th-Orange TO Washington, Third K
Sixth, 210 West Sixth, Shields Library
18th. Orange to Washington, Third 4
city line, 21S West Front street.
l7th-Maryland avenue, Madison e
Washington. Second to West Liberty
Maryland avenue and Madison street.
1sth-Madison. Maryland avenue q
Adams, Third to Linden. southwest cor
ner Second and Monroe streets.
1sth-Madison TO Washington, Secon,
TO Fourth, southeast corner Third an,
Madison streets.
20th-Madison TO Adams, Third Il
Sixth. 5i1 Madison street.
2lst-Washington to Madison. Fourt
to Sixth, Fourth and jefferson streets.
22d-Market to Washington. Sixth G
Eighth, northeast corner Seventh an.
Shpley streets.
2Sd-Washington TO Madison, Sixth 6
Eighth, corner Seventh and Jeferso
streets.
24th-Madison to Adams, Sixth t
Eighth. 629 Madison street
Fifth Representative District
25th-Lancaster avenue to Linder
Adams 10 Van Buren. southeast cornc
Lancaster avenue and Jackson street
26th-Lancaster avenue to Linden. VA
Buren to FRANKLIN. Chestnut and Harri
son streets.
27th-Lancaster avenue 10 Third
Adams TO Van Buren. 81 Lancaster ave
nue.
2Sth-Lancaster avenue to Third, Va
Buren TO Franklin, 1903 Lancaster ave
nne
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
$500

CHARTERED Oak China
Closet with bent glass ends, 6
#. high and 40 in. wide. Pol
ished inside and out. Adjust
able oak shelves and genuine
oak back. 1t has heavy
moulded top, hand c arve d,
and is correctly and beauti-
fully proportioned-Have you
seen our china closets?
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
Established I843.
HAR I'M A N
$24.OO
Polished Oak Side
board with 46x22 top.
Ornamented heavy
carved back with
handsome oval French
plate mirror. Swell
front, plush lin e d
drawers, large linen
drawer and closets.
The sideboard assort-
ment is interesting
and we now can rest
easy under your criti-
cism a S regards
prices.
$1,000

We never before
had as fine an extern
sion table to offer az
this price. "A in. So
top, quartered oak
and polished, 6 legs
and hard wood slides
that we guarantee will
insure easy running.
Evening journal., 1900-10-18
he market.
$4,000

Five piece parlor
suit in damask. De
sign entirely new.
Frame finely polished
with upholstered
spring edge seat and
back. Genuine fig
ured mahogany used
in back of frames.
The pieces are all of
generous size and
the frames strong and
substantial without
b e in g heavy or
clumsy in appearance.
We have devoted the
I'd floor to parlOr
work. Suits from
l01e IN tO GQOO
Evening journal., 1900-10-18

For Cold in the Head. Laxative
Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets
The oasis., 1900-08-11
Merited Recognition.

By special act of the state con- gress of Sonora, dated May 18th, 1900, and approved by Governor Ortiz, May 2lst, 1900, Governor Ortiz has issued to Engineer Ignacio Bonillas of Nogales, Sonora, special diploma, bearing the same date as the approval of the act of congress, by virtue Of which MT. Bonillas can dispense with the examination required to be passed at the City of Mexico by all engineers who make surveys of mines and other special work in Mexico emaDating from the governmental authorities. Upon presentation of diploma from the Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, of which Mr. Bonillas is a graduate of merit, and a record Of fourteen years of successful practice of his profession in Sonora, the state congress unanimously passed the special act under which Governor Ortiz issued the special diploma. It is high compliment to the profes' sional capacity and standing of the gentleman.
The oasis., 1900-08-11
Rig Land Transfer in sonora.

Don Agusttn Pesqueira of Hermo' sillo, is returning home from the City of Mexico. where he has been engaged several months in settlement 0I a nrotracted litigation involving lands adjoining his Cuchuta ranche, near Fronteras The claimants of Lot 4,' an area of land in Arzpe district embracing 300,00 acres of lands, had included in their claim four leagues about one half of the Cuchuta ranche and the overplus of various surveys, for all of which MT. Pesqueira had made application long before the ap- plication of the claimants of Lot A. Mir. Pesuueira comb tted their claim in all the courts, beating the opposi- tion at every step. Upon the nual decision of the supreme court Of the republic Mr. Pesqueira went to the City of Mexico to adjust settlement with the other parties to the litlga- tion, which has resulted in the trans fer to MT. Pesqueira of all of "Lot 4,' upon the paymeut of s200,0O0, gold, upon easy terms.
The oasis., 1900-08-11
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the firm heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name Of Conn S Carpenter, in conducting the Palace saloon at Nogales, Arizona, is hereby dissolved, by mutual consent, this eighth day of August, l900 The business will be hereafter conducted bv NJ. NJ. Conn, who will collect all dues aud settle all accounts.
 M M CONN,
 4t E J. CARPENTER
 MORALES, Arizona, August s, 1900.