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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
MuS benz cberen Ebale.
(NrhbaIb &prrelppuben,.)


- gine S&eune bes Wi&aeI 5uret
su Sermpn tpurbe frIb am Donnerita8
ROrsen Our& 5euer seriDrt.
= Das @ebGube unb bic Sdsune 6es
Patrid Shift su OIppbant tpurben am
Sonnta9 Hadmittae total bur6 5euet
aeritDrt. bshsn @ntitebunssuriade unbe'
fannt 1T.
SRI. Warp Craig un6 Soiepb
Speiber bon Irabalb tpurben am Dion.
tag Ibenb in Der ct. 9bomuS airde bur6
Rep. &. s. @omerforo gum 8unb fiir's
Geben einseiesnet.
-9as Stpesnsp SoteI su Sermpn
ipurbe furs bor Utitterna6t am Samita8
BON @inbredern beiudt. bod mddten bic
8erIe 70 biel @erdui6, baB ibr 8Orbubsn
entoedt tpurbe unb ie beim erfen IIarm
ausfniffen.
- Die @obnunB bes 8ofmeiiters
Wattbeps bon Olppbant tpurbe am
Donneritae Dlorsen um mebrsre BUN.
bert Dollars ourd Elm Seuer beibdoist,
Sas nit Streidb6ISern ipislenbe 8inosr
peruria6ten.
- Die gbeIeute Safob 2inbermann
bon Irdbalb feierten am 9onneritae
4beno bic iilberne Sot,eit in ibrer
Bobnuns an 2aurel Strabe; eine srbs
bere InSubI eiuselabene @dfe nabmen
an Der Seier ibeil.
- @biparb 8ibsenap bon WasFelb,
Elm 8remisr Der D. & B. 8abn. purbs
seitern 9ta&mittas i'm Sofe su WapfieIN
eetbotet; er fel unter bic Rdber unb
lpurbe 70 fur6tbar bon ibnen ssrbridt,
oab er in Elm paar Wiinuten ben Self
aufeab.
= Die 2i;eniirte @etrdnfsperfdufer
@eieaiduft lisB am Montas sessn foI'
senbe @irtbe bon Olppbant tpsssn
Sonntaesperfauf 8erbaftsbefebIe auss
iteaen: sInbrsp 8itfo, Simon 2runto,
Soiepb Small, stephan Si3urf, Sobn
@bist. Surrp 8ronoro, 0sa ResnolOs
unb S. s. Mc9lnbrep. 9a oiretts BE.
tpeiie eesen bic 4nssflastsn ni6t por'
lag. iU mubten iie na@ 8ssabIune ber
Soften tpieoer entlaiien tperben.
CGarbpnbals eprrsippnbsni.)
- Gin 3idbrisss 8inb Der @beIsute
Gbriitopber Dliltun bon Canaan StraBe
fisI am 5reitas aus einem Seniter l3
Sub berub, entfam aber gum Slid nit
einem Sdnitt on ber Stirn unb einem
seri6unbenen 8eine.
= @sidnOrene, neIde ben Sal bes
Wi4ael s. Walib untsriudten, Der pUr
mebreren Bo&en ben Sobn WcDermoti
BON Rambling burd einen Repolneridub
tDotete, funoen am Sreitas, ,bab 8uIib in
Selbituertbeibisuns banbslte, als CT ben
Sdub abfeuerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Tir ben 6aleen sendbrt.

ginem 9Iatte ipirb aus BiQiamsport,
3D.. iiber cine msripdrbise WstbObs
Sbsrifs Uliaer teleerapbirt, einen
gum SOoe berurtbsiIien Wbrber Bic gum
Gage Der Sinridtins am aeben su sr'
balten. @iIion SummsI, ber feline 5rau
unb feline 3tusi 8lnoer ermorbete, 1T eS.
osr am 8. Stunt sebdnst tperOsn iOa.
Dor furaer 3eit berlieb ibn iein Gppstii
unb Der 9sfdnsnibarst ipra4 bic BE.
firdtune aus, bab ct faum Bis gum s.
Suni leben f6nnte. Sberitf Niler, Der
BEN @aIsen oas Opfer ni4t sntsebsn
lufen tpOllte, nabm nun Summel in bic
aur. St spans ibn. tdslit msbrmaIs
dber orei Sub bonn 8oSen entfernte BE.
isnitiele su iprinsen unb aud mubte Der
Sefansene 3eulen ihpinsen uno aui
ieinen Sdnben ben Corridor mebrmaIs
auf' unb abmari4iren. Inter biefsr Sur
1T SummelS Ippetit tpieoereefsbrt unb
nit osnisIbsn au& Elm befsrsr Wlutb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Rilfesbarre Ra@rtdten.

-Srau gInnu S. gOi. frlber bier
ponbaft, ftarb am Sonnta8 su Pbila'
oeIpbia i'm aIter bon 10 Subren.
= gm 9onnsriias nabm bic 8uttons
tpoOb DtIne nit iol9en 4nseitsqten ben
9etrieb tpisber auf, bic ben Streif iatt
befommen.
- @m. 8. Smptbe. Superintendent
Der SuttOnipoob Uiine, Der on oem tiirS.
lIden Riot baielbf aud tbeilnnbm,
tpurbe am Samitas auf bic Nntlaee bon
mebreren Der Streifer unter 8ireidaft
far iein seridiIideS grideinen seheat.
- Die SOmmerreiibsnS bon Srau
SEQ. u. aobmann Su Safe 8iuola tpare
am Sreitus iummt Der @inri6iuns burd
Seuer seri6rt, bas Elm 9liBftrubl ents
sdnbete; Der 8erIuit betrdst $4,000.
5rau 2obmann unb Samilie befinbsn ii6
sesenipdrtis in europa.
Gin GROCER 2unbrutid ereianste ii6
uuf Der @enIral Giienbabn am Sonnta8
auf benz 8erse nabe 2aureI Stun. Die
@eleiie puroe fur cine Streds bon 80
5uB nit grbe uno Steinen bebedt unb
bsmmtsn ben 8etrieb poaitanbis. 8dee
mubte nuf ben 2ebisb 8aaep @eleiien
Iaufen. bis man bic Wahe entfernt bate.
- Ser aIie 8Iad Diamond BREEDER
i'm Otenoe, bsr2sbisb uno 8iIfsS' Barre
8oblen So. eebbreno, tpuroe am Sam'
tag Ru6t um IL llbr total bur6 Seuer
setit0rt. IS tpirb unsenommen, Oab
2antitrsi6sr ben 8ranb anlesten. Der
BREEDER tpurDs Dor ilber40Sabren erri6tet,
ftano aber felt 10 Subren auBer 8etrieb /;
Oer 8erIuit pirb uuf $50. 900 perun'
idIaet unb lou pbaie burd 8eriidsr'
unB seoedt isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Npre Scranton.

Ser Ilarm bon RaRen sc am
DUnnerfas MOrsen purbs bur9 Elm un'
beoeutenoes Ssuer in benz oIteu Slpnn
@isenibum an Weit Wartet Strabe Der'
uriadt.
- WidaeI @opIe bon Wobaipf Str.
purbe am Gienitu9 in Stprr'S Wine
pur6 sinen Ssdeuful icfort su SoOe se'
oridt; bic Satin uno Orei 9lnoer lber'
lsben i'm.
- Gine 8ittidriit, bic nur tpenies
nidt untersei6nsn. cireuIirt eeeenpdr.is
bier su @unitsn beS 2isutennant Speq'
mann, in peI6er ber Wapor eriu1t
ipirb, oieien 8eamten pieber in iein Imi
einSuieBen.
- Die glorb Wtain Ipenue Gbriitian
8irde bat an Utupor 0ioir Elm Sdrelben
seri6tet. in tpeIbem er eriudt tpiro, oa'
su su iebsn, baB an Propioence 8oab
unb giorb Wiain Ibenue in 3utunft am
Sonntue nidt mebr seurbeitet tpsroen
fol-.
- Srau @eatbers bon 2Iopb Strabe,
bic uOrIeBie Bode iit uuO ibre 8inoer
su ermolben iudle, purbe am Donneritap
eebeilt aus benz 2afapunna SOipital
eniIaHsn; ibre am i6limmI item oerleBte
Iodter mubte men nod pOrldufis bort
bebalten.
- Sis 2sesettS Greef Dine tpurbs
am Samitus uuf unbeitimmte 8eit auBer
9eirisb eeieBt bamit man buieltit peitldus
feeRsparaturen MAIDEN iann. 900 Didn'
ner unb Snaben eerdtben oaburh auber
Irbeit, bod srtpariei mun, bab iie in anbe'
rsn Wtinen anseheat Deroen.
- Spbn OsOen ipOIIte am Sonntus
IbenO in Der Sruntenbeit feline Srau nit
elmer Qrt eri6lasen unb nur bas aeitiee
gintreffen Der 8Oli;ei perbinoerte ibn on
elmer 8luttbut. gm Wontae tpuroe er
nit s5 bsitraft. fOnnte aber, ba er al
iein @eIo perioffen butte, bic Strufe ni4t
be;ablsn unb paro tpieber einsefedt.
= Sine guisiinouns bon @aien in
Der No. 8. 3ihmonb Wine babier bate
am DOnneritas sur SOIss. oaB fini
Wdnner mebr ooer tpenlSer bb5 ber'
brannt ipurosn; Snnerer 8ormann
Sames $. Brace bon @artislo Apsnus
IT Der am idIimmitsn SerIsBte uno er.
bielt 9ranbpunosn am Ioden; goparc
Bred. @m. Bath unb 5rant 8ereIaris
BON 8oulpsparo Npenue enttamen mil
Ieidteren Branopunben, uno Elm Bole.
be1sn Namen nitt beta mt III, tpurbt
nur serins UerIsBt, 9ie @rpIofon.
pel&e bic WGnnsr perIsbts, ridtste aud
bsbsutenben Shaoen on. Nm Sreitat
Worsen ssIane es. bas entitanoene Seue,
nod ti6iiser Nrbeit Su beDdltisen
Dlan ertpurtet iebt, bab bic fInf 8err
brannten iid in elm puur WOdsn piebe,
erbOlt baben tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
SelifateHen.

Sifde: Reue Soadnoii6e Sdrinss
unO 8uRii4s SarOinen, Somburser
IaIe in Del uno @elee, GaDiur, Sar'
binen in 8idfen. 2Obfer, appstit SiIos,
seto4ter 0tadereI, aieler Sprottsn in
Del.
8afs: SrOmuee be gris, aieber.
franz. Cream. @rlner, Shwsssr. Sim.
burger, 8aditsin unb Sanb 8die.
Wurit: Sulumi uno GerpeIat, 8ies
ner, nit Ooer Obne Sausriraut, unb
Sruntfurter in 8a6isn.
SpesiuIitdten: OaienmauIs
SuIat. 2isbiB's 5leifd' grtratt, OIipen6I
bsim Quart, 2umm' 9unsen in 96pfsn,
@bwarb Siebeder,
$50 2adatpanna gpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Jdbrliber Sonpent Der 9ypune
ReppIee 1tnion bon Amerifd,
Cincinnati, O., ~. bis
Is. c1ult.

9idetassntsn ber 2udaipanna giien'
babn psr6en ipeaieae greuriions 2idets
mad Cincinnati, D., psriaufen. iur State
bon elmer Sabrt fur bic Runbfubrt. @ut
sur Sinfabrt bonn 10. bis gum l3. Suli
ineluiips. unb for bic Rddfabrt bis gum
II. Suli ineIuiipe. Ausnabmsipeiie fam
bas Iidst, tpsnn bsim aassmsinsn asen'
ten su Cincinnati bic su ober an benz IA.
SuII bsponirt, ;ur Rddfabrt bis gum 10.
Ausuf aussebebnt iuerben, tpenn so
@ents sgtra SueIsi4 bssubIt iuerbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
llnerrei6bares
SeiOell berfQnfell.

Gs sriRiri faum elm eabeu in Der Weli, csr
nibt tpslGsn StVif bsiiBt ben man gut psrfauft
bsirattsn piirSs, ptnuslsit aud nit bsesutsn-
Der prsisbsrabisBuns IusseI6lassn, frlsli6 limb
aufrGumunssptrf bstnabe sipas iasstdslt'
DIES. Dies iff absr n [ d / Gin aufrGumunss.
psrfauf. 80 III cine PsSisIls Gssssnbsit bel
bsr ber 8prtbsil unIsrsr 8unbsn 70 augsnlbsin.
LID 10, bab fdn 3psifsI sriliirsn fann.
Sebe Gae bieicr pra6tbullrn nnb bers
idbiebenen Seioen 0eiurbr lit neil,
unb ole fSuusn bsabIsu mas sic polIsu, cine
bslTsrt auspabI pis in pislen fnDsn Sir nitt
f5abritat, SHUTTER, 6arbtu, etc., dub ale pom
beRsn unb aas bic prUpufts bisftr Sat'
fun.
8aar Griuarniiie In nrnen Seibrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
0ttt6tpn.

- am Samftas abenb purbe Der
Iebloie 86rper bes Slopudsn Sobn SO.
man in benz @sbbIs bin:er Suffers Batp
BON atpei 8naben an einem 8aume bdns
senb aufsefunosn. gr sins Bel Srau
Rotpan su SturmerbilIe in 8oit uno eS
ipirb aneenOmmen, bub er SeItitmorb
be9ins,
-Srdu Marp 8srsmib. cine poInis
ids Sruu, bic felt einissr 3eit an Ote'
Ian6oIis lit, ipOQts iid am 9onneritus
8ormittus i'm SIub oberbaIb bsr eIsftri.
iben 2idtifation ertrdnten, iuurbe aber
oaran perbinbert unb ipdter BEN Rans
iom Seim iiberfdbrt, mo iie f&on frGber
tpeilte.
9ie @ei6porenen in bem Sale
bss Sobn 2us. Der feline @attin am 90.
ytopember 1899 ermorbete. einieten iid
am 9onnerfas, nudbem iie felt Is "a.
een unb 4 Stunbsn bsnieIben unter BE.
ratbuns butten, auf Worb i'm eriten
@rabe. s. U. 3. Rooms bon Suntine.
ton mar Der @eibnorene, ber bis gum
Itstsn 4ussnbIid cine ginisuns bereiteIte
uno erf am DOnnsritas tpurbe er untpobl
uub sriIdrte bann, bab es ibm unmbsIid
iei, lanser aussubaIten. 2ub'S Abpofas
ten reidtsn am Sreitas bier @rdnbe fur
elm neues eeri4tlibeS Serfabren Elm,
peIas i'm ndditsn 4rsumsnt 9eri6t sur
GrleoieunS fommen irer6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Sfationaler Demcfratifher Gpns
pent, 8anias Stir Wfp.

Sir bisie @eIesenbsit bat bic 2uda.
mamma @iienbabn elnsn SObrprsiS fur
bic 8uuofubrt fefs,itsat. 1ldsis sdItia
sur Sinfubrt am l., Q. unb 3 Suli, un6
Sur Rldfubrt, 8unias @itp perlufenb,
bis gum unb eini4Iisbsnb ben 9. SuIi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Nraatpoue Tauep SeiSe

is Stiidt-Ssmifit6 ssips in ben ntutffsn
Gffsfttu. 6arbsnIille IL pbns 8sblr. Cine IT,.
ira CUTE 1925 AuaIitat. Spstrasr prsis, 50
Gents.
Neue 9ebrudte
SaTstas In GROCER auspabl BON fancy Shti
fen une puuft G1sftsn. $3.50 Selben fur
bisle @ots nur 9S 6ents.
Ginfadbe Farbeu
Saifsta Stipsn, 81 .3pII brett. 6jrubartiss
9inis pon 6arbru, stn isbr bhti6es Gjsptbe,
prtb $t25 bic Gle. SpeSsan prsis, 9S
Gents.
Nuoere Seibeu
gu fpsislsn Wtrlbrn rbsufaas in bidsm
sr6Btsn SsiOtnUrfauf pr Saiicn.
gerfaui oauert nur bieie @ode.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Saar Griparniiie in uruen scibrn
stauparb f6war,e seiSe ~Ts=a

5 Stids-G6ts bo6itibsns @lanS.8affstas,
81 9ca brett unp aarantirt; prib ST bic Gls.
SpSislsr prsis, rs Gents.
5 Stiide-22 3pl rei9e Itparse Satin
9udss, pra&tppllsr 5iuiib. Silis Su 81 bic
Gas. Speisasr Yrsts, rs 6ents.
6renaoine6
Giufa6ss @sHsbt, IA 3OII brett. S&waj
natiirIi6 unb has aIIsrtrifs Su 81 bic Gle.
prHs so Gents.
Fur xaillen
Obsr alebsr, 80 3Oa ROufsIins be SOs,
pratttpoIe Stilsu; psrtb so Gents bic Gle.
Sps,isllsr prsis, 10 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Gleaante Iauep Seioeu

IS Stildt-Nlf fan:y Stipen Wetptbf IN
plaies, Gbsds unb Srsifsu, bic sbrIib so
Gents bic CUE psrtb iinp. SpsilIsr prtis, %
Gents.
Sang Seibe
8pularbs, % 3oa brett bIaus unb psibr pbsr
I&parss uub pdbs Gifsfts. 8ssulGr 65 Gents.
Spssiflsr prsis, 80 Gents.
Shnur Seibe
aae. n,us, ps,itls gntpiirfr fir shsftpp0s
Soiasu. Ri6ts bibi6sr auf Rem Dlarft. Seine
65 Gents Naarsn. SpSsler prsis, 40 Gents.
!Semffitb
uub psfiu etrsifsn Ssibs, In tsu btsaubnn.
fen 5arbsn unp @pmbiEationsn. gBrtb 81
bic Gas. Spssisllu prsis, 50 6ents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

Ser Suii3auSiduB bes Rsprdientans
tsnbauieS bei6Iob mad elmer iebr itiirmi.
i6sn Debate nit einem ifriften Partei'
potun, benz Suuis Elm conititutoineaes
amsnbsmsnt su smpfeblsn, bur6 tpeI9es
bsm@onsrsb basRedt sesebentpirb, Truits
DtoncpoIe oberSunbelS' Gombinutisnen in
in irsenb elmer Sorm berbieten, uufsuIbien
unb Su reeuliren. Das 9lmenoement
1T bafeIbe, ipel&es Elm Subcouite oieies
ausi6IuHss ausarbeitete. Ale Demos
tratsn fimmen seeen bus Nmen'
oement. neil ss au aqBemein ssbaIten
IL; iie tuerOen ieoenfuaas einen Ninori'
tdtsbsri6t einrei6en. Dlit bem Gmen.
bement iOa sleidseitis cine SABINE 4ntis
Iruitbig bem Suufs 3ur annabme em'
pfoblen perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
BON Der Slbfeite.

am WemOriaI Gage iperben Wuibius
S&eaer unO SRI. 8biaips bon Bird
Strubs. an 3. Sum- GILBERT Seier uno
5rl. Sena Serrmann in ben 8uno ftir's
2eben tretsn.
The oasis., 1900-03-03

Cheap excursion to Los Angeles One fare, $50 75 for round trip. Date of sale March 9th, good for return Ten days limit.-P J. ZEIMET, Agent
 In the Yaqui mine, adjoining E. Tiro mine, near Cerro Colorado, in the Arizpe district, recently flow oi water was encountered which flooded the mine. The proprietors have sent for powerful pump with which to to clear the mine.
 Fraser x Chalmers of Chicago have contacted to put up for the Grand Central Mining O., at La Colorado, a Redler compressor with capacity for running twenty-five drills-hali that of the big compressor of the Crestor. Colorado Co. The machinery is now en route from Chicago and will soon be delivered and put together.
 Tuesday os the present week the new RiedIer pump at San Jose dt Pimas wa started for the first time and worked toa charm. It is serve the new water system at Miuas Prie las an La Colorado, and is splendid piece of nat hinery WitE pumping capacity of 750OO0 gallons daily. Ii was made by Fraser & Chalmer o Chicago.
The oasis., 1900-03-03
Whole No. 354

At Magdalena Messrs Azcona and Casanova have established an extens- i've soda and mineral water factory aud are preparing to supply the whole state of Sonora with aerated waters, etc. The latest and most approved appliances have been imported and the establishment equals anything of the kind in the republic.
 James J. Jones and E. Lukelich ar- rived last night from Hermosillo and are stopping at the Occidental. Both gentlemen are engaged In business in lIermosillo and are opaying visit to Tucson to renew old acquaintances.
 They report very rapid improvement in lIermosillo, in the building of resi- dences and business blocks, and the paving of the streets and laying of cement walks. There are hundreds 0f mining men who make that place their headquarters. The minJud dis trict about Herm0sillo are being de- yeloped rapidly and several important
The oasis., 1900-03-03
STREET SCENE IN MORALES, ARIZONA.

Sunday evening Major Rafferty of Tucson, passed southward, en rodte to La Colorado, where he goes with the intention of going into business.
 MT George w. Atkinson of Calaba. sas, is in Tucsun under the care of q physician. He is now very much i'm. proved and expects to return home next week.
 Mir. Jas. II. Kirk, we'll known mining operator in Sonora, we'll known in Nogaies, returned from a visit of several weeks in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sdlve is un. eQualled for piles, injuries and skin diseases. It is the original Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of all counter feits. l.. ". Mix & Co.
 In another column there appears the financial sta,ementof the banking house Of P Sandoyal & Co.,, of Nuga les, Arizona. as rendered to Bank Examiner Vickers this week. IL presents a handsome showing.
 Captain Noon has surveyed the south half Of his orchard into town lots. Those wanting a fine residence lot with some fine fruit trees on II, had better call at once on Captain J J. Noon.
The oasis., 1900-03-03
SONORA SETTINGS.
coiIectioa of Happenings In the State
 Over the Line.

Messrs. Jones and Lukelch win spend several days in TucSon.-Clti- zen.
 For hay, grain, etc, go to the branch house of Casa Colorado of Mi. yuel Padres at La Colorado.
 Tuesday there were despatched from Ortiz station four ears of coal from La I}arra"ca, to go 10 Sacrament to, California. for a locomotive test upon the heavy grades in the Sierra Nevada mnuntains
 If you want good pair nf shoes, a hat or any article or articles of gents furnishing goods. go tn La Casa Colo rada of Miguel Padres at La Colorado Sole depository for "Star" shoes. the best made for ladies, gents and children.
The oasis., 1900-03-03
MORALES NOTES.
Iatere~tiaa Items Gathered Around the
 Line Cities.

Dr. l.. T. Bristol, dentist, Nogales Sunday morning MT. l.. Lindsay went east.
 Tuesday MT. P. J. Aguirre returned from Tucson.
 Wednesday Mr. l.. o. Cowan was up from Cucurpe.
 Monday morning MT. T. J. Wylie went to Clifton.
 MT. E c Moore, came in from Chihuahua last week.
 Wednesday evening MT Norman Mckenzie came down from Tucson. Tuesday Mir. Chas. Wadleieh went to La Colorado. He returned yesier. day.
The oasis., 1900-03-03

BoRN:-At Crittenden, February 9th, to the wife of MT. A. II. White, a boy.
 Tuesday MT. Jas. de Lusignan re. turned from a prospecting trip in Sonora
 Propositions will be entertaine1 alarge submerged dam by the Nogales Water Go.
 Messrs J. W. Blllingsly and Wm Powers, have opened new saloon at Patagonia.
 FOR SALE Eighty horse power boil. CT. Also engine and pump. Enquire Jos. Pascholy Co.
 Wednesday Hon. J. J. Chalmers, ex.speaker of the Arizona house of re presentatlves, was over from Luchel
 If you want your harness cleaned or repaired go to J. B. Franco, op. posite electric light works. All work guaranteed.
 Monday evening MT. and Mrs McGee of Falrbank, came to Nogales for short visit, and registered at the Harley House.
 M 'nday MT. Thos Borton, the Tue son attorney arrived at Nogales, and after visit of two or three days went to Altar, Sonora.
The oasis., 1900-03-03

tAfter doctors failed to cure me Of pneumt na l used One Minute Cough Cure and three bottles of 1t cured me. It is also the best remedy on earth for wh, cping cough. It cured my grand children of the worst cases," writes Juo. Berry, Lcpanion, Pa. It Is the only hal mless remedy that gives im- mediate results. Cures coughs, colds, croup and throat and lung troubles. It prevents consumption. Children always like it. Mothers endorse 1t. L. W. Mix & Go.
The oasis., 1900-03-03
Mir. Ed Tiicnmb of Roy & Titcomb, went to Bisbee Monday.

Mir. Ed. Tiicnmb of Roy & Titcomb. went to Bisbee Monday.
 Sunday evening Mir. Jesse Grant re turned from he east.
 Mrs. P. J Aguirre has been quite III this week. She is now better.
 Monday evening TIE OASIS mar returned from Phoenix and Tu"son.
 Just received at Feischer Brother a fine line of samples for suits made to order from Sl0 up.
 Thursday Mir. Ed. Bprton cam, down from TucsCn, en route to Her mosillo In the interest of THE OASIS
 Thursday morning Bishop Kondrick completed his oiilrial visit to NogaIe. and resumed his Journey through tn, Episcopal diocese
 Last week MT P Agnirre. Unl ted States assaler at Nngales. wenl to Tuc>on for a visit He returned home Tuesday evening.
The oasis., 1900-03-03
Job Wanted.

By man who thoroughly under stands the amalgamation of gold and silver ores. Is an expert in the con- centration of ores; Is practical assay CT, thirty years experience. Speaks forty-two words of Spanish; under stands thirty-nine. Address P. o. Box t30,) Nogales, Ariz., or THE OASIS.
The oasis., 1900-03-03

strikes have been made. At Los Cruzes John McGruder will soon establish shelter the equipment having already arrived in Sonora. The smelter will engage in custom work and ores will be supplied from dist ance of one hundred miles.
The National tribune., 1900-10-25

niZing the independence OF the struggling
colonies in South America.
These resolutions were yehemenly
fought by the conservative opposition, and
especially by those members who were
the ayOwed champions of the Administra-
ton. They denounced the action as being
extremely insulting TO the President But
Mr.. Clay carried the measure by a ma
jority of II votes. Mr.. Clay never lacked
courage and he determined, it is said, to
beard the lion in his den, and he moved
for and obtained the appointment of e
committee TO wait upon President Monroe
and present him with a copy of the reso-
lutions.
What occurred ut that interview has
never been revealed, but it is said to have
been q stormy one. 1t is evident that the
President bowed TO what he was assured
was the viii of the people, and March s,
1922, we find in his state papers mes
sage to Congress, wherein he recognized
the independence of the Spanish American
States. In less than three years he had
become so warm an advocate of Mr.
Clay's American policy" that in his an
pual message to Congress. Dec. 2, 1898,
be advocated what has since been termed
Ithe Monroe doctrine" The late Hon.
George 2. Fisher, Assistant Secretary to
1ohn M. Clayton, Secretary of State, said
pr this affair: by generic right the pa
ternity Of the motto, America for Ameri-
faRsi no more interference by European
The National tribune., 1900-10-25
MUSTERED OUT.

CHASE.-At Anna Jaques Hospital,
Groveland, Mass, Wallace n. Chase, 33d
Mass. He was mustered out on account
of wounds. He had led rowing life, hav-
ing twice been to the East Indies, and
was at one time sick in hospital in Cal
cutta. He is one of four brothers who
served in the civil war. The funeral serE
vices were conducted at the home of his
sister, Mrs. James w. Bunce, Groveland,
Mass, by Post 101, G. A. r.
FINK.-At Batesville, Ark, Aug. 81,
Christian f. Fink, Co. q, 9th Pa, aged
-. He was a member of Jennings Post,
6. Jennings, La. A widow and one child,
little girl, survive him.
GAULT.-At Weedsport, N. Y, Sept.
10, Olney K. Gault, Second Lieutenant,
Co. A, 18th N. Y. Cav, aged So. He was
honorably discharged from the United
States service April 81, 1865. he leaves
widow and two daughters. The ser
vices at the grave were conducted by
Whiteside Post, 166, of which he was a
faithful member.
GRIFFITH.-At Clayton, ILL.,, Oct. 13,
73. Capt. Griffith went out in August,
1862, as Captain of Co. d, S4th ILL.,, but
in December following was taken sick and
resigned Feb. 4, 1868, at Nashville, Tenn.
He was succeeded as Captain by a. 5.
Mcdowell, who was mustered out with
the company, and who, with five other
members, acted as pail-bearers. He leaves
three sons and four daughters, his wife
having died three years ago. Capt. Grit
eth was for years member of the Board
of Supervisors of Adams County, and dur
ing the session of '72 and '73 was a men,
Der OF the State Legislature.
HICHCOCK.-At Lawton, Mich, Oct.
4, Chas. Hitchcock, Co. f, 18th Mich.
Cav. He leaves a widow.
HIPWELL.-At Elliott, Iowa. Sept.
13, Edwin Hipwell, Co. I, 25th Iowa.
LOCK.-At Carter Harbor, N. H., Oct.
8, John e. Lock, Co. T., list U. S. S. s..
aged GO. He enlisted Sept. 4, 1861, and
was mustered out Sept. 8, 1864. He was
member of Darius Drake Post, Lake
port, N. III. He had been Postmaster at
Center Harbor for four years. A widow
and daughter survive MIN.
MOODY.-At East Salisbury, Mass,
Oct. Z, Gardner s. Moody, Co. G, 4Sth
Mass, and a member Of Post 40, G. A.
R., of Newburyport, Mass. The funeral
was held from his late residence in East
Salisbury, Mass, the Rev. G. w. Tay
lor and the Rev. J. Il. Spaulding of1iciat-
ing. Post 40 was present, and the g.. A.
R. burial service was conducted by Com
mander Johnston, Chaplain Colby, Past
Commander Cuseck and Senior Vice. Com
mander Richardson. The pallbearers
were Comrades Perkins Merrill, Samuel
Stevens, Albert Patten and Mr.. John L.
Cilley. The interment was at Long Gem
etery, East Salisbury, Mass.
WHITE.-At Ventura, Cal, July 13,
George w. White, 18th Wis, aged 81.
He had been Quartermaster of Gushing
Post, A, for seven years. He was buried
with military honors.