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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13

The non-irritating cathartlc58is Hoods
Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13
rive rrn.bers in rcxas.

JOSEPH BUTTON Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-13

Only one dollar for the round trip on
either the $50 or 600 a. NJ. train.
The oasis., 1900-05-19

Furnished rooms to let Apply at the Sanitarium.
 Yesterday evening Doctor r. Figne- roa. formerly of Guaymas, passed No. gales en route to the Sonora metro- polls, summoned to attend Mr l1igo, prominent merchant of that city, who is reported very i'll.
 While at Nogales last week Mr. George Grnnig. of the Hermosillo brewery, arranged to have the popu- lar product Of that great establish ment handled at Mier's saloon, corner of International street and Cale Elias.
 Tuesday morning Rev. F. $. East man went to Tom bstone. Thence he goes to Las Cruces. New Mexico From the latter place he returDes to Toronto. Canada, for vacation of a couple of months, returning to Ariz- ona in August.
 Wilkie Woodland, superintendent of the Santa Rita Mining Co. left Mega les Thursday morning for Cincinnati, Ohio MT. Woodland will remain in the east for three weeks, which time will be spent in the interest of the Santa Rita Mining Go.
 This week the Rayon Mining & Smelling Co.,. consisting of New York capitalists, has made some heavy purchases of mining proper ties near RayoD, east from Imuris station, on the line of the Sonora ailway. They have taken over fifty-tiye pertenen- cias. Mr. Warren Goss is the presi- dent of the company.
 Monday evening MT. Homer Prick ett of the New Mexico & Arizona rail- way went to Guaymas for short visit. Remaining there day he re- turned as far as Hermosillo Tuesday evening. He visited in the Sonora capital couple of days and came home yesterday norninO.
The oasis., 1900-05-19

When visiting Nogales stop at the Harley House.
 MT. W. s. Sturgis of La O,a was in Nogales several days this week.
 WANTED A good matched buggy team Apply F. Borenstein, El Paso store.
 Mir. Mark WanIess Of the Mexican Ore Co.,, came up from Hermosillo this morning.
 MT. w. J. Murray. superintendent Of a mining property near Arizpe, is a visitor at Nogales:
 MT. E. P. Starr came up from Quay mas this morning and may locate in Nogales permanently.
 Mace Burgoon, who has been ait the Hardshell mine for the last week re- turned to Nogales Thursday.
 This morning MT. and Mrs. F. E.. Murray came up from Torres. The lady is en route to California.
 Try the new remedy for costiveness. Obamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Every box guaranteed Price g cents For sale by l.. W. Mix X Co.,, Druggists.
 Phoenix Gazette: E. F. Jossey, Chinese inspector stationed at Noga- les is in this city on official business. Mir. Jossey in the discharge of his du- ties has made an enviable reputation since coming to this territory.
 Wick Smith, the well known Sonora mining man has been spending several days in Nogales. Mir. Smith has just concluded the sale to eastern parties of fine property in Soyopa. We'd nesday evening he returned south,
 THE OASIS neglected last week to chronicle the birth at the home Of W. Mapes, in Nogalitos, of a ten pound baby girl. MT. Mapes tbe happy father is the engineer of the Nogales switch engine.
The oasis., 1900-05-19
Hams. bacons. sausage and salt pork at Perkins & Tonkins.

Hams. bacnns. sausage and salt pork at Perkins x Tonkins
 Deputy Sheriff Moore who shot and killed H. Harrison at Washington Camp couple of weeks since. and who was bound over by Judge Mix te ap- pear before the grand jury with bonds placed at 5000. was released last Fri day. D Calisher and Tom Casa mega filed the required bond.
 Sunday evening Doctor Chapman and wife of Fort Madison. Iowa, ar- rived at Nogales. summoned to the bedside of their son, Mir. Pearl Chap man, whose illness was mentioned last week The young man improved so rapidly that they started Friday morning OF their return trip taking him with them. Mir and Mrs. E. J. Gibson going to Benson with them
 Guadalupe Vindiola, well known young gentleman Of Nogales, Sonora, who has been in the employ of May
  Brothers, the merchants, for several years, has been promoted to more responsible position in one Of the firms stores in Sonora. His many friends rendered him farewell dance last Sunday evening. The affair took place in the municipal building and was largely attended.
 MT. J. NJ. Kline Of Victor, Colorado, has this week bought of Mike Malo- ney his fine copper property, in the Dee Dee mining district over the other side of the Santa Cruz, about seven miles from Nogales. There is already tunnel l30 feet long, on the vein, with two forty-foot winzes, with good ore all the way in the tunnel and down in the winzes. The ore im- proves as depth is attained. The deal was made through Mir. Graves of Den- yer Mir. Kline has secured valu- able property and will work 1t ex-
The oasis., 1900-05-19
MORALES NOTES.

NJ. M Conn came down from Tue sop Monday night.
 This morning Mir. Frank OBrien came up from Magdalena
 Yesterday Manager J. A. Naugle of the Sonora railway was at Nogales. Friday L. G. Cloud. of La Nina De. mocrata. in the district of Arizpe was in Nogales.
 MT. w. E.. Pulliam, the well known treasury agent has been in Nogales during the week
 Wednesday MT. W. Sidney Smith of Pasadena. California. was at Nogales. en route to Hermosillo Mir. F. Siqueiros of Nogales. has gone over to Ores on business for the Greene Consolidated Mining Co.
 This morning Mrs. Ramon Corral came up from Hermosillo. to remain at Nogales through the summer
 MT. Kronkide and wife came up from Guaymas Thursday morning. They are registered at the Montezuma hotel.
 Thursday morning Messrs Edgar Hubbard and ] W. Simpson came in from the Ramo na mire in the Gabi- Ian country.
 R. O. Wilson, the mining operator, accompanied by his wife and son came up from Rayon, Sonora. during the early part Of the week
 Mrs. Fred Herrera entertained the ladies of St. Andrews Guild Thurs day afternoon with enchre and an aolin grand recital.
 This morning MT. J. l.. Girour, manager of the United Verde mines at Jerome, was at Nogales returning from trip into Sonora.
 Charlie J. Stein, formerly with Roy Titcomb, but now employed at the cyanide plant in La Colorado, Is a visitor in Nogales this week.
 Mir Cirilo Ramirez of Nogales, Son. ora, has bonded to Colonel ]. II. Moore La FaYorita" mine, near the Cocos- pera ranche, in the Magdalena, dis trict
 The Sonora railway is now trans porting coal into Sonora. for the use Of the Grand Central Mining Co.,, at La Colorado. It comes from Gallup, New Mexico.
 Thursday morning Mir. Miguel Pa dres, the La Colorado merchant, came up from the south for couple of days. visit at Nogales. He returned yester. day evening.
 Tuesday Mir. John Benedict came in rom Washington Camp and Harshaw where he has been employed a year or more. He will return to his home on the Santa Cruz.
 Wednesday evening Colonel A. H. Moore, who had returned from Phoe- nl& a few days previously, went to 1uaymas. After day or two there ne expects to go out to Bonancita.
 thursday, May 24th, the initial sea sue excursion for Santa Monica, Long nSach' San Pedro, Newport, Santa naroara, Avalon and San Diego will ue run by the Southern Pacific Go. nor rates of fare, etc, apply to P. J. Ne'lhet' agent, Nogales, Arizona.
 Ahe w. l.. Douglas shoe has repn- V' "' It is the leading seller on the mafKet. When brand of shoes makes "'O ohat is permanent, it is ample pnooi that the shoe sells on its merits
The oasis., 1900-05-19

#6N& the imitation baking powders. They POWDER made caushc
 acid, which makes unwhoesome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Beautiful Costumes
for Theatre Wear
and for Display at
Suppers.-..

many times the picturesgueness Of an
audience Will be attested by any thea.
tre-goer.
Fiowers are worn, too. upon the bod /.
Ice. even more freely shan in the hair,
tie same flowers finding favor for both
uAes-goidcn roses, pale pink roses and
forget-me-nots.
The blue Of the posy Of the sentiment
tai name is winning card this season,
in spite Of the insanity for violet and
the positive mania for rose shades. The
after-theatrr supper parties in the
smart restaurants are good rrock ex.
hibitoist for the most charming gowns
In the city come at one time or another
to the brocade-hung. mirrorcd supper
rooms.
a lovely gown so displayed last even
Ing was Of pale blue crepe de Chine.
with rather novel sleeves of transpa-
tent Luxeull lace. These sleeves ex.
tended only from wrist to elbow: two
bands of blue ribbon were wound
around the plump arm above, and at
the armholc was third band with :.
trife OF lace. At the waist was n TWIST
Of blue panne with n diamond buckle. a
chou OF pannc with smaller buckle
and spray of forget-me-not decking
the left side of the bodice.
The hair OF the wearcr of this soft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08

ELLEN OSBORN'S
FASHION LETTER.


Special Correspondence OF Intcll!gencer
NEW YORK Dec. THE theatre
nat has persisted from the earth. From
this fact flow consequences.
Last winter one woman In every two
who visited a place of amusement wore
IN her hair wired velvet bow. This
bow was usually black. though in n
good number of cases It was white. i,
made dainty finish to a coifure, ard
was decided improvement on the
various aisrcttes, chiffon and tiasal Or
nameRts and bEceriiics that had reign
ed in past ytasjhs.
This wirtcs Ire bow is st;ll in ri.
denee. tits still! mae in many cases ~
black velvet, but ofte- cr--tnr oftencr--
1t Is of black ard sold. or gold without
black. l=ntt
This winter, however, the bow Is Ia
longer novelty, The newest hair o.
nament is golden rose. No move
beautiful flower has ever tcan seen. 1t
is large, perfumed and perfect OF form.
1t is never bud, but always an opened
rose. of many petals, cleaning and
lovely. Sometimes it is mounted with
n spray Of golden foliage, sometimes
with green leaves.
This golden rose. when one alone Ii
worn, is nestled among the waves Of
the hair above:the forehead, in front OF
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or net are worn. Very effective among
the thron2s gathered one night to see
Bernha.dt was dress OF Roman.rcd
plated chiffon made over satin duchess
OF the same color. q
Another combination which is in evil
dence and Is quite new this season Is
white moussciine and cloth either in
white or some OF the pale tints en,-
broidcred with silver or gold. In one
costume the entire skirt is OF mousse-
Inc tucked TO the knee and fulled In at
the waist line. Panels OF cloth cmbrold-
cred nll about the edges with gold and
graduated In width fall at each side
tucked moussellne. Is partly covered by
tucked bolero Of the cloth. of which
the upper sleeve Is also made.
The touch of black. so Indispensable
to the success Of modern costume, Ii
introduced by Joining the panels with
Straps and rosettes OF black velvet.
Very elaborate, high-nrckcd gowns
OF lace In both cream and black, with
gold decorations, are conspicuous at
Theatre and opera. and 50 are comblna-
lions OF velvet and lace. On a recent
occasion Miss Daisy Letter wore dress
or cream net covered with applique
-. . - CIV, ti't Ahh u JlUN. lleI Iul -
Tnt was OF almost transparent fawn
pink, covered with plumes.
On The same evening Mrs. Clarence
Nackey'wore dress of finest black nat
1etted and bordered with intricate and
beautiful designs In cut iet sequlns. the
eattlemented edge OF the long oversliili
SO shaped as 10 leave Visible near the
potion number OF tiny frills Of black
!ace and soft wh!ta chiffon.
Mrs. Mackey's small hat OF black lace
was spangled with gold; she wore n
corsage bouquet OF mauve orchids.
Black point desBrit gowns striped all
over with rows OF hnlf-inch black vel
vel RIBBON, are another feature OF. thea
IRE dress, and are especially pretty for
restaurant dinners whore full evcnI.l;
dress Is not required. Tafreta gowns In
pale blue and white deliberately Inset
with lace are other ravorites for SINH
lar occasions. ..-
a novel evening dress, designed for
one OF the earliest OF the debutantas'
dances, was princessc toilet OF White
chiffon with applique designs in Flcn-
ISL lace In black, arranged with as
tist!c grace and perfection on both
skirt and bodice. A novel arrange
ment OF black silk fringe decorated the
skirt and edged the folds Of the Shout
der bertha.
One thing that Is conspicuous. both
IN matinee and evening theatre dress,
Is the strong liking for the lace waist,
either IN pure white or cream, and alsu
Tor soft, glossy white silk waists. with
touch OF gold or other color Many of
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A Couple of Pretty Theatre Waists.

the high knot OF the coIfrure. But one
rose by Itself is not often seen, 1t Is
the fad to wear two roses. one at eacn
side Of the knot, dropping little to-
ward the ears. The effect Is broad and
fiat. like that OF the winter millinery,
but the golden flowers are wonderfully
becoming to the great majority Of the
rose queens they adorn.
Flower-wearlng Is not confined TO
these rose queens. a novel and beauti-
full hair ornament Is n tiara OF forget
me-nots. graceful, delicate OF colorinS
and more becoming than Jewels to 4
young girl. Morning slories and prlm
little white astcrs are wrcathcd In tho
locks Of maids and matrons; 80 are
orchids OF rare shapes and colorings.
That these floral adornmonts multiply
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and shining frock was forclble re.
mlnder OF the prevailing modes of the
Second Empire. 1t was waved and
parted in the middle, and then brought
down on each side over the ears. where
the curly ends were arranged in n wild.
pun. The back hair was gathered Into
high puff on top OF the head AMI
dccked with cluster of forget t.
and turquoise serpent.
The sinuous snake continues to be-
the chief pet OF Ewes daughters. They
wear It in their hair, Irvine 1t around
their arms and even clasp II to their
bosoms. where II Glittcrs wickcdly
among chffons and lnccs
All red makes II telling note In n tho.
atre audience. especially now. when so
many nll-black gowns nf velvet, satia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
Carnegie Praises Charity Of Jews.

Andrew Carnegie made short speech
at the Thanksgiving Day exercises Of
the Muntefiorp home at Broadway and
Ore Hundred and Thirty-eishth street
to- day. The temple OF the home was
filed, mainly by visitors. Mr.. Carnegie
TALKED as q Scotchman TO Jews. He
disclosed In his address his intention to
be OF substantial .;ervice to the home.
al like 10 think that my. race rcsem-
tlps your race In many particulars" he
SAID. "Th2 curtaiu rises showing the
Scot fighting for his race, for his rellg-
ion. for his country. The Scot conquer
cd his right to stand with any faith.
And you. the things you are doing chal-
lcnGe the attention OF thinking men
wherever ihey are known. You teach
the duty of giving to others a rroror-
lion Of your income.
"Where:ar You so we find that it Is
you above all others who pay most at
tention TO the needs Of the unfortunate.
So much that Is given Is given 10 paul
perizc. You teach others to help them
selves. You recognize In all humanity
the image of the divine and say: These
all shall be our special care"
Slr. Carnegie defined "phllanthropist"
as that dubious name which usually
means man with more money than
sense."
You will. however, agree with me"
he said. THAI money given without In
,vestigatioR Is. nine cut Of ten times,
given uselcssly. and the value In the
other instance Is problematicnl."
Mr.. Carnegie made some remarks
about men who build great monuments
TO stand after their deaths and COM
mrnted on those more enduring memoir
!als which last after the masonry OF
mausolcums has crumbled.
why, for $1,000 u man can he life
member OF this institution In pcrpetui-
,y," he excllimed. adding that when he
thought Of that he felt like telling the
President that he (Mr. Carnegle) hoped
that the list was not filled yet. Talk
Of monuments" he continued: well,
your race ard mine at least know u bar
gain" Whereat his auditors Joined
with the speaker~lr laughter.
"Oa my tombstone don't want any
thing about what gave, but this: He
Induced the following parties to give
and then"
MIR. Carnegie implied long list of
names to follow this inscription. Con-
iiIuing he said:
THE Scotch and the Jews resemble
each other on the financial side. There
Is race In London now as to which
controls the most banks. the Scotch or
the Jews. The English are not in 1t. 1t
1t 10 your race tina: the world owes the
highest expression that the human race
has yet reached, music. That ali rcllg-
Ions are good and all help TO lead US
higher Is what ought to be seen. hope
that the Twcntleth century WI! know
no Christian, no Jew, no pagan. but
that II VIII know one united human
race, vyins, struggling with each other
only to those works which lead to the
highest things. New York telegram to
tEe Chicago Tribune.
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IN ,,,,n,, 80 Ssa ~.
~ Eng =. 20 Wy stSs II ne!'' she
cai'=u out' iise :, pac ~ lou hayen;t?"
81, pauseu'
M ,"'- -, ,, :. sist pocket MS
powerful, mri-sutt tare changed rapid.
=. rom ""'se - ' "" aho from red TO
Wi.te'
y il'ust tei' sou tne ruth" he SAID.
re" ga, =. -, s.i'.oee't'y. \ was
pu"".e" p"' 'nelc was. hothing to tell
my va, .tS"ns Mi'ns.y. Mhen
als""ygitu Nv S. SS'iIes ! trtNc saq 70 stop,
pHt sos'e'".''s' ~ my shnmc. forced
Ht ~ - " 'sh"i.'s' &c was an un,
NAN! tnt"S :. w. y WAS islth the meancst
icy OIL my ms
ne urFw .ns 'e'.er5nu'iof his pocket
ana hc!d u WIN lreHn.ihg fingers. Lady
Mary sho"eA NerS violent emotion; she
WHS IL '"c ., -. 'honn'ht OF her Ire,
ana hhi iIot ti'c ie'se 'd alti OF what was
solhg % nappen;
SiiFe my my W''eT sne said, IN a
broken 'o'ee. KNOW ! can trust III,
yonr hohoF' sir hopert,
<" s''Sho''ns' attseF hha'ayvihs acted so
dialonoran,y
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these have 4 dropping blouse effect In
front, and are worn with skirts that 10
not end at the belt, but extend up q
tnird or more OF the length of the wais.
III corselet FORM the top finishing Wit.
lines Of gold braid.
FREQUENTLY further addition to one
or these toilets IS n short, rounded
Mikado Jacket in gold and white. with
much decoration OF lace and embroid-
cry.
Observation in many places whe,e
women congreSnte reveals the fact that
Tor morning wear the fashionable coat
at present Is the three-Quarter length
ian box cloth. For evening wear long
coats or white cloth are much the
mode. warmed and frightened with fur
and gold. The Algion cape has found
favor with some WOMEN. 1t Is really a
triple cape, of three-quartcr length, ana
is made of cloth. usually In n light col.
or.
Evening wraps are made of black
velvet, brocaded satin or colored pannc.
IN spite of the tremendous vogue OF
1ur, II is used rather for collars, boas
ana dress accessories than for whole
garments except in case Of skins of
such priceless value rs to be out OF
reach OF ordinary mortnis
An evening mantle OF sable whose
cost is expressed in thousands is
SNAPPED so us to fit closely around The
shoulders, the darker parts of the skins
Delng arranged so as to come closer and
Closer together toward the neck. ard
then expand again toward The ton Of
the collar. Around the edge are seven
rows Of skins. forming n slightly flutcd
friil. The wrap is provided with double
reSers OF fur and hns lining of rich
white brocaIed satin.
In spite OF such beautiful examples to
the contrary. It Is true. however, that
unless the climate of New York should
speedily return TO Its old-tIme severity
II VIII soon be even more apparent than
IL Is at present that the heavy fur wrap
has had Its day.
ELLEN OSBORN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-08
a CRY FOR lBEEZ q.
Result Of Prompt Reply Two
Letters from Mrs. Watson, Pub.
ished by Special Permission.
For Women's Eyes Only.
March Is, 1899,
To MRS. PINKHAM, LINN, Mass:

To, MRS. PINKHAOl, LYNN, Mass:
/" DEAr MADAM II suffering from inflammation of ~,
ovares and womb and have been for eighteen months h,ys
continual pain and in my back and side only f
from pain when lying down, sitting in easy chair Wle
stand suffer with pain in my side and back Ib
eyc my troubles caused by work and lifting some years
ago
Life drag me, and sometimes feel like giving IN er
being well have become careless and uneoneeea &
everything bed have had several doctors but the,
did inc but little good. t
Lydia Pukams Vegetable Compound has been Recommended
to me by friend, and have made up my mind to give it
fair trial
write this letter with the hope of hearing from you in regard
to my case.n- Nlls S. j. WATSON, Hampton, Va.
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Expects to Stay n Good While

Chicago, Post: Bryan homes to sec
the time when the Amcricun pcon!c
WI see the necessity for the repuliu-
lion OF Republican policies" II looks
ms II he expected to live an unus,,.ll
long time.
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As the Republicans Do,

Washington Post: In selecting a
presidential candidate n political party
should choose II man who stands some
ShoW or carrying New York. without
regard to what may happen In Ne
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GROUP Instantly relieved Or.
IhomnS Eqlcctric on. Perfectly snfc.
Never iallB. At any drug storc.-2.
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November q, 1892
you the benefit that your advice and Lydia Pnkhaln Vegetable
Compound have cone for
~ had been suffering with female troubles for time
walk but short distance had terrible bearing down pains in lower
part bowels backace and pain ovar your medicine
for four months and was much better that could walk three times
the distance that could before
~ today in better health than have been for than
two years, and know it all due Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound.
-MEs s. j. WATSON, hampton, Va.
This is positive proof that Mrs Pnhham is moro competent
nothing
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In and Out of It,

Washington Star; Adlai Stevenson
manages t" get into and out or prl-
vate life with rs little disturbance as
amy man In the country.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-02-03
Lansburgh { Bro.
NE WEST
I.AeEteEass4e Iy2sd Winter
Fashions.
TailOr-Made Suits, Capes and
Skirts.

Well dressed have suit an nde6pa
Die something certain lines and
mont does possess.
There difference and this The builds out the
shoulders The effect striking that appear broad and by
comparison the waists slender. '
Our Suits this have this point ary to the
custom made which lifts them front commonplace
an admirable feature for exploit 1t distinctly
from the ordinary article
The regular lines Misses and Chins Jackets as well AZ
in
Coll Skirts Bicycle Skirts Rain, day Skirts
Dress Skirts in great variety =
hare and beautiful patterns n SCOTCH PLAlDS