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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-17

II. Clark Chauncey, Ca, says DeWitt'S
Witch Hazel Salve cured him of piles that
had afflicted him for twenty years 1t is
also speedy cure for skin diseases Be
ware of dangerous counterfeitS. EmbrY
Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-17

Sweet Violet cigars. Lambeth
Grocer Co. A
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-17

Why not resolve to trade with the
Lambeth Grocery Company foI
1860, This company will treat yct
right. If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-17

Have you seen Mrs, Jack Frost2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-17
LADIES SHOES.

Nine times out Of ten the
woman who wants fine
shoes and sees those at
$500 will buy them. Now
for the trade Of the doubt
full one Of the ten, a short
criticism will win her, too.
Let her notice the extra
care given to the little de-
tails Of the making, that's
what adds much value to
shoes. That's exactlyW sre
ours are superior to other
makes.
Fine Black Glace Kid.
Newest Toe S.Eapes.
Heels High or Low.
Military or Curved.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

F. F. MATHEWS, Clerk.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE VI.

That the affairs of said corporation shall be administered by board of hrec directors who shall be shnre owners and holders. and the directors from the time of incorporation until tue first annual election to be held on the second Monday In the month Of January 1900. shah be and are k. K. RI hardsoa Of Patagoua. county of Santa Cruz, territory of A rizOna, Scott A. Nckeown Of Los Anpe- les. county of os Ange es state of califor- nn, and John c. Smith of Pata. onia. county of Santa Cruz. territory of Arizona. That the officers cf this said corporation shall coa sist of a president a secretiry and a tr,as- urer, ho shal, be members of the botr.i Of direct IS. The offices of seer tary and treas. urer may be held ny one and the same per- son. That the officers for the first term. and being the t-rm f'om the f ing of these arti- cles of in corporation until the annual cleo ton of rectors on the said second Monday In January, 1900. shall be and nIe Scott A McKeown of Los Angeles. county of Los An- geles, state of California, president; and k. K. Richardson of ratagobi', county of Sarta Cruz. territory of Aiizona. secretary and treasurer.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
TRUE AS GOSPEL"

It was hard-headed newspaper man who made the following obser- vation: "Did you ever notice that it is the fellows who never go down in their jeans and dig up for char itable purposes, and seldom drop a cent of money in their home town, and are scarcely ever able to rub two nickles together, that are the lads who work their jaws and swing their tongues the loudest against public improvements. If you have not, just keep your eye peeled for awhile. It's as true as gospel, ,"-Jercme Reporter.
 Yes-unless they can get into office and handle the money for improvements.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
eANTA CRUZ COD NTY

Mir. Kane has finished one of his buildings at Patagonia and has moved it.
 Monday MT. NJ. Pacheco, foreman of the Richardson ranche, above Crit tenden. went to Benson on business, returning home the same evening.
 Monday MT. Wm. T. Powers of Crit tenden sent out party of four miners to commence development up- on the properties recently located 0y him some miles east of Crittenden. He anticipates ilattering results which TIE OASIS hopes will be realized.
 Sunday last NIT. and Mrs. Geo. Beck with of Ra cbo I'ellotal, on the San la Cruz, went to Tucson with their own conveyance, driving directly down the river.
 Mir. Samuel Kincaid of Kansas is visiting Calabasas, the guest Uf Cap tain Jas. Lucas. Mir. Kincaid is ac. companied by d nephew Last Sat. urday the two gentlemen were at Mo- gales.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
THE-
PATAGONIA MINING COMPANY.

BE IT KNOWN BY THESE PREsEsrs. that we R. k. Richardson of Patagonia, county of Santa Cruz. territory Of Arizona, Scott A. McKeown of Los Angeles, couoty of Los An geles, state of California, and John O. Smith of Patagonia county of santa Cruz, territory of Arizona, citizens of the United States, have associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the territory of Arizona. and that we herewith declare and adopt the following articles of incorporation, to wit;
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE xI.

That the corporation s' all adopt seal bearing its corporate naue. he word ArI- zona" and the date of the filing of these ar- ticlos of incorpor ton.
 IN W,TsFs, WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hands and seals at Patagonia. rouuty of santa rsz, territory oi ArizoLu. this 23rd day of Novenber, A. D. 1s90.
 k R. RICHARDSON tseaD
 SCOTT \. McKEOwN, (seal)
 JOHN c. SMITH. tseal) Territory of Arizona. tss
 County of santa Cruz. Before me. John Sm. tn. a notary public in and for .aid county. Arizona Territory. on this day personally appeard R. R. Richard son, Scot A. McKeown and John O: Smith known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the fore -oing instrument and acknowledged to ma that they exec ted the same for the purposes and consideration thereln expressed.
 Given under my hard and seal of office. this 2Jth day Of November, A. D. isoo..
 JOHN SMITH. (sean Notary Public, My comm ssion expires May stb. 1900 Filed and recorded at request of R. K. Richards n. Fob'y 25th A. D. 1900. at Q o'clock am. in book Miscellaneous, pages 2p, POI. POP and s0J
 WIN. CUMMINGS.
 County Recorder.
 By Lou,s liuD6In. Deputy.
The oasis., 1900-04-14

The Gazette of Sunday printed the following kindly words from well known recent visitor to the line city: "Ex. Attorney General c. M. Frazier returned yesterday from Nogales, where he had been on legal business. Speaking of the rain there General Frazier said it was much heavier than here. That section of the territory had good rain two weeks ago, so that grass was starting on the ranges be. fure this last fall. Now however the outlook for southeastern Arizona is very much brighter and the people are feeling jubilant. Mi"ing inter- ests of that section are simply boom ing. Nogales itself Is growing rapidly and the town is receiving an influx Of the most desirable classes. General Frazier says the future of Nogaes Is very bright and he predicts that the line city will soon become one of the most important towns in the territory.
The oasis., 1900-04-14

 Saturday, April IA, 1900.
IsOSHt

The Arizona Graphic, published at Phoenix, has been laid to rest in the journalistic graveyard. Its advocacy of tue single gold stand ard was the chief cause of its de. mise. Such publications do not thrive in Arizona's bi-metalic at mosphere.-Arizona Blade.
 Rot of the same kind as the fore going is running the rounds of the democratic press over the demise of the Graphic. "SUcH PUBLIcA- TIoNs DO NOT THRIVE IN ARIZ- TOMAS BI-METALIC ATMOSPHERE. !" How about THE OASIS, MT. Blade? It was the original gold bug paper ill Arizona, and for a long time the only one. And to- day it is one of the best paying and most thriving newspaper proper ties in Arizona. Seven years ago 1t was started upon a cash capital of two hundred and twenty-five dollars. Now it has the best print ing plant in Arizona outside of Phoenix, while the editor has made a good living for himself and family, and has also secured a good home. And this has been done with some of the strongest men in its own party doing all they could to crush the paper and run its editor out of the country. Yet the paper has never abated one iota in its advo- cacy of the single gold standard the right standard.
 The cause of the demise of the Graphic was not advocacy of the single gold standard, nor any of the numerous other reasons advanced. The field is not yet quite ready to support so costly aud elegant pub lication. It will do so in time; but MT. Hull's purse would not reach far enough to come to that time,
The oasis., 1900-04-14
NOTICE.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 All parties are hereby notified that the mining claims in the Cananea mountains, District of Arizpe, Sonora, now being offered for sale by L. Lind say. are in conflict with patented ground belonging to the "Cananea Consolidated Copper Company" So- ciedad Anonima. and that any parties purchasing said claims from Lindsay will acquire no right except to litigate CANANEA COPPER CONSOLIDATED COMPANY, Sociedad Anonima."
 By w. c. GREENE,
 Director.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE II.

The business of this corporation shall bo and Is the owning. operating and dsposlog of properties containing copper, gold. silver, and other minerals. The owning and opet- at on of works suitable for reduction and re- lining of such metals and minerals. The acau,rlng, owning and dlsposlng of all ac- quired personal and real property connected with and pertaining to such operations and to the transaction of all business necessary, proAi able or incident thereto, and to the dis posal and marketing of all acquired and produced property, both real and personal.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE V.

That the principal place o' business of this corporation shall be at Patagonia. in the county of Santa Cruz, territory of Arizon.; ana the said corpora ton shall have the power and right to establish branch offices at su h other places in the United States of Am. rica. or elsew here, as it shall deem best and advisable.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE VII.

That the board of directors shall adopt by- laws for the cort or..iion which shall be in accord with the laws of the territory Of Ari- zons, and the constltut on of he United States. That vacancies in the said board Of directors shall be 6led in accordance with the by. laws dopted.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
A Testimonial From Old England.

"I consider Chamberlain's Cough
 Remedy the best in the world for bronchitis" '" says Mr. William Sayory, of Warrington, England. Ut has saved my wife's life, she having been d martyr to bronchitis for over six years, being most of the time confined tu her bed. She Is now quite we'll y" Sold by L. w. Mix & Co.,, Druggists.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE VIII.

That the directors of said corporation shall be elected annualIs upon the second Monday Of January in each ytar by t esh TO holders of this corpora ion. ani shall hold their office for the term of one year. a' d until their successors are elected aud qualified.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE w.

That the corporate existence of this cor poration shall commence on the date of the filing ottbis articles of incorporation with the county recorder of Santa Cruz county, territory of Arizona, and shall continue thereafter for the period of twenty five c5) years.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE III.

That the capital stock of this corporation shall be and is one hundred thousand dol lars 6lOO.OOoj divided into ten thousand shares of the par value Of ten dollars siO.0O) each. and his stock shall be full paid up aud non-assessible, stamped on the face of cer- tIhcates.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE K.

That the private property of the share holders and officers Of this corporation ,hall be exempt from COT p1rate liabilities.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE TX.

That the corporate indeb edncss of this corporation shall at no time exceed tho sum of ten thousanu do lars.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ARTICLE I.

The name of this corporation shall be and is the Patagonia Mining Company.
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MANY YEARs EXPERIENCES

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SUGAR ADVANCED.
Trust Put Prices Up 10 Cents Per
Hundred,

New York. MAY 23.-Al grades of refined
sugar have been advanced 10 points by tho
American Sugar Refining company The indie
pendent retners later followed tho advance
New orleans. May 23-Sugar-Steady. omen
kettle S&di S-l6; open Kettle centrifucal
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onds 2%@4ls Molasses quiet and nominal
New York, May 23.-Sugar-Raw strong:
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lasses sugar 35s; refined strong.
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FOR aENr

SMALL STORE HOUSE. iii provIdcnra
street. suitable for secondhand store, 5,
pr month. Including waicrworks Ami
TO w. y Auhertn, l7pi Montgomery Ave. Il
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for rem, for nsb,
housekeeping, Corner OF Travis ana BELL,
ROOMS. FOR RENT for llehi honsekoenIna
immediately on bay shore. L. Boazlcv IL
---- - e--e -Aas CO
Fouk CONNECTING unfurnlsbcd Rooms
with all modern convonienocs, no children
Ieierenees. 1855 Preston avenue. q
FOR RENT-A hye-room cottage Win bath
room and all modern conYenicnees, an pa
Hutchirs street between Franklin and
Con congress. Apnly TO :. 9. Decker. q
FOR RENr--Cottage. 702 Crawford street.
corner Capitol avenue, all modern i'm,
proyemcnts. Apply on premises or tele-
phone lsl2. references w. l.. Fulton. q
FOR RENT--Three-ehair barber shop. com
nlete. Apply MLcatee 4 Co, Houston. q
FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms. on
poslte Hotel BRISTOL rs Travis 81. "a
SIN ROOM, furnished cottage, fronting Gal
weston bay between La Porte and Morgan
Point For full particulars apply to Dan
Kennedy or Ernest Neceo. Il
FOR RENT--A modern up 10 date business
house; fine stand; in the best town IN the
State to its population; 60xtOO feet with
gallery; also shoe department annex, e5xS5
feet. If so desired Can do 500, 900 bus.-
ness yearly. Owner retiring from business.
Arply TO Hodges Dry Goods Co., Palestine,
Texas. 80
FOR RENT--A four-room cottage Apply
1903 Caroline street g6
ROOMS for light housekeeping for rent. l7g0
Louisiana y
FOR RENT-Large ard commodious board
ing house No tOfa Rusk avenue now
Opglntpd nv Mrs ffnmphgl1
conveniences. Possession June l. H. L.
Dennis. Mason block IS
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeos-
Ing. New phone 1f3S; old phone Sill. 3
rlngs. 1913 Prairio avenue p
RENT HOUSES We'll YES; few. Not All
that are in the city, but after you have seen
~Aat we have there won't TO many more
TO see VIM W. Thomas c Co. 3l5is Main.
room Z, lIox building, %
LARGE SOUTH RooM--Also small one for
gentlemen. 1904 Travis street. &c
ARE YOU looking for a rent house? MY list
is the largest IN the city; save tine by in
speeding same. n. NJ, Norneet; phone 67a,
Binz building %
THREE connecting rooms for housekeeping
to parties without children 40 Capitol
aSenne 80
THE OLD RELIABLE Lone star Line will
haul your sand, cinders, shaviugs. shell and
dirt cheaper than anv one Phone old aud
new, 5SS Residence phone new 55i. Office
9iS Texas avenue 6-lS
FOUR connecting unfurnlshed southeast
rooms; private; bath: no children; refer
ences. GIL Mckinney avenue. q
NICE south rooms; reasonable; block from
court house. Apply Sl5 Caroline. "a
FOR RENT--Modern 2-story residence. All
convenientes. corner Main and Dennis. pos
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care Imam G. Read. II
FOR RENT Furnished or unturnished
rooms. five blocks from Capitol hotel lllT
Texas avenue. Apply 10 b A. Booth II
COMFORTABLE ROOMS. furnished or un-
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS May %, 1900
Sealed proposals.. in trplicatc for furnish
ing Forage during fiscal year commencing
July !, 1900, at Posts in Department. OF
Texas. will be received uuul 70 O'Clock, m
June %, 1900 Proposals will be received at
same time by Quartemastcr at each Post
for furnishing supplies required by that
Post only. United States reserves right
TO reject or accept any or all bids or any
part thereof, Information furnished on
application here or 10 Quartermasters at
various Posts. Envelopes containing pro
posas should be marked Proposals for
.......t..-, at .-.....,..... ,..-.. ..........,
and addressed to the undersigned or TO
respective Post Quartermasters. John
simpson C. O. NJ 20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS June 18th,
1900 the Commissioners Court of Tom
Green county will receive plans and specif-
cations for the erection OF an IRON bridge
across the North Conchp river, at the foot
OF Beauregard avenue, In san Angelo.
Texas; and on the same day said Court viii
receive bids for tho construction OF said
bridge. in accordance with the nans and
specifications that the court may adopt Tho
successful bidder viii he required to fur
nish with his bid q certified check in the
sum OF $1,000. as A guarantee that he will
execute a eood and sufficicnt bond for the
faithful performance of his contract by
order of Commissioners Court az Tom Green
County Attest: Ed Dugsan. County
clerk %
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sECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED meeting Of Holland lodge
~ No. /. A. f. and A. NJ, tonight, at
S<GS1 s o'clock. for work in Il. A. degree
|&@N Members OF Gray ledge No 329
and sojourning brethren cordially
lylted to b. present W. T. Palfrey, w. NJ.
VII N. Kidd. secretary.
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NOTICE Of Special Stockholders Nesting.
Notice is hereby given that spec.sl meet
ing OF tho stockholders OF the Texas aud
New Orleans Railroad Company has peen
called by tho Board Of Directors Of said
company to convene at the general otlGa
OF said company in the city OF Houston,
Texas, at r. O'Clock. noon, on the 10th day
of July. 1900. for the purpose OF author
izing tho making execution and delivery
OF first mortgage upon The following prop
critics. VIZ; The line OF railroad por-
ton of which has been recently purchased
aud the remainder OF which is now undor
construction by said company. beginning
at point on the Sabine division OF tho
railroad OF the said company IN or near
the town of Rockiand In Tyler county. and
extending TO point In or near the city OF
Dallas in Dallas county, aud also all exr
tensions Of or branches to such lIne OF
railroad which shall BIO acquired or con-
etructed by said company Until the lengths
OF such sxtcnsionH and branches thereto
shall aggregate forty fi0l milee; also the
lno OF railroad recently purchased by said
company. extending from a connection with
It's main line at point IN or near the town
county, Texas. with their franchises aud
appurtenancss, TO secure the payment Of
bonds OF the said Texas and New Orleans
Railroad Company 10 an amount or amounts
not exceeding in tho aggregate the prin-
opal SUM OF twenty thousand dollars
ESQ 0O0) for each mile Of the railroads, ex-
tensions and branches mortgsged thereby
which have heen or hhall be constructed
ready for operation, payable at time. not
exceeding thirty 1907 years from their date
and bearing Interest ct the rate OF per
cent per annun, payable semi annually. to
be Issued for tho purpose OF paying for
completing. Improving and operating the
said lines Of railroad. extensions and
branches with their franchises and appur-
tenances. c. -, Seger. Secretary Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Compny. 7-i6
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GALVESTON.

Il MY lett on hand for present demand
": ''s2ecls or all classes good for com
Nholce cornfed hogs In demand.
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OPIUM, MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
cured in TO 10 days without pain or IN
jury TO patient: no pay until cured and per-
foctly satisfied. In case of failure will pay
all patients expenses while here. also rail-
roi. faro both ways Best references. Ad-
dress Matthews Home, 1927 North Flores
street san Antonio. Texas II
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4AA4A4s! Use Chichester tagish fennyfoyai Pills
h Rect, saiesti Only Reliable: Take a. othss.
ID Ruy of Druggist, send &c. stamps Tor lartlc'
ulars aud Reflector LADIES' In letter by return mail
ChIchents, Chemical Co., Philada., Pa.
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anu prlccs stronB.
tsn.Mny 2a.-Cattle--Recelpts $4,000:
.,rorv ally 10 cents higher butchers
~ and active: natives, one carload
ks,.sS 70 prime 5.i0d5.s0. prime .ihfp
W. ~ feeders 4.4Gd5 10: mixed stockers
i ks2ns a.256f6o; heifers ioG y /:
'fn.yVt2o; bulls s.0o@4. 20. calves 450
a receipts 400; best on sale to-
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NO AID TAKEN FoR LESS THAN IS CENTS.
ss-These rates are for uniform Ads mo display.
Display Ads 60 at regular sraes rates. but black type
not allowed in want Ads"
ns~TAl pcsr Is friend OF the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted Ads Of IS words Cor lessl
three times Tree Of charge.
ga Letters directed to initials only are not delivered
through the posioffce butyou have your answers
addressed to number, in care of The Posr. and
forwarded to yeu,
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MADAM SYLVANIA, the Psychic Palmist.
Considered by all to be the best palmlst
extant She relates incidents in your past
life which are perfectly astounding af6o
the present, and never before In the annals
of clairvoyancy have future events beon
more truthly foretod. Readings daily. 1903
Prairie ~
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gay, TWO cars at sos; Texas fed steers loon
2s,OOo; market 8 to 10 cents lower; TOP 5.s0.
mixed and butchers s,00n6SO. good to cholre
heayy 5.20g5.Se: rough heavy 6.00r5 10; fight
Receipts l5,000i sheep weak 10 10 cents lowsr
good to choice wcthers 5.O0n5.S5; mir 10
choice mixed 4.5odf5.i0; Western sheep oosr
900 yearlings s.2bd576; native limbs 4.sOSt
40. Western lambs 6,00d7g0.
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LAMBERT'S DEATH TO LICE and Poultry
Condition Powders keep chickens healthy
g. NAPLES, a11 Congress avenue. near Main
street 81
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DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS labeled
From NAPLES" are sure 10 be of the best
rrna delivery. Phone S62 -
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DIAMOND DENTAL COMPANY Best set
OF teeth S., gold crowns s.; bridge work.
per tooth, ST. porcelain crowns So; extrant-
Ing sc; extracting without pain soc. pure
GOLD hllings 81 smalgam filling soc. 60ah
Main street Houston ToNaH. SIS
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

M loving are the quotations for this
ON. furnished by the Box Bell Saun-
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RHEUMATISM.

DRY HOT AIR. The marvellous new cure
for Rheumatism, Scatica, Arthritis, synoyits
and Kidney Diseases, has stirred the medical
world Immediate relief and permanent cure
Chronic diseases and the drug habits spe-
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS INFIRMARY.