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The oasis., 1901-05-25
NOTICE Or HEARING PETITION.
In the Probate Court, ] County of Santa Cruz, { Territory of Arizona. !

COuuJy Ol OduUd OTuZ,
 Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate Of Ernestnia. Francesca Main, deceased.
 Notice is given that Mary E. Marsh, has filed in this court her petition praying that letters testamentary be granted to her on the estate of Ernestina Francesca Main, deceased. and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 10th day of June, s. D., 1901, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the court room of said court, in Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, and ali pei sons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated May 2lst, 1901.
 W. H. O'CoNNoR, Clerk.
 First publication May 25, 1901.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22

The City Meat Market IL paying
the highest market price Tor hides
and fur.
90 to a. NJ. Fletcher for paints Of any
and al kinds. No his The largest stock
'nd the best paints at the lowest prices svv
offered IN this country. Come Ii, and ~
and he convinced.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22

Fink Brothers, recently from
Montezuma, Iowa have purchased
the business interests Of |. L. Van
Wrinkle at this point; consisting o
art gallery, town lots and lease or
the Orbison building held by him
They are at present engaged in fit
ting up an up-to-date gallery in
the Orbisop building next door tc
the Herald Office. These gentle
men have bad years Of experience
in this line and have everything
required to do first class work.
They have shown their confidence
by their substantial investment in
our town and no doubt will receive
liberal support at the hands Of the
public.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22

That Anyone should be surprised
at anything Senator Dubois does
or says is beyond comprehension
to those who have watched hi:
political career. Since the day o
his brilliant coup in Shoshons
county years ago, by which hs
carried the county and consequent
" the election to congress he hal
been a political enigma to those
who have closely watched his
career. Possessing no ability tc
speak Of, other than the knack
of standing in with the boys, be
has repeatedly been elected to the
highest Offices in the gift of the
people of his state One trait, al
ways paramount in his character,
was his ability to look out
for Dubois, come what might to
bis party or state This trait be
exercised to its fullest capacity,
when he left the republican party
in 1896, hoping thereby to secure
his election as silver man to the
United States senate. He paraded
the state telling the people he was
the original and only, that he was
just as good protectionist as any
man within the republican party,
Etc. The state legislature which
met that winter, being composed
largely of democrats and populists
would not elect q man to the
United States Senate who believed
in a protective tariff, consequently
the defeat Of Claggett and Dubois.
Seeing his mistake and that he had
no show with the democratic party
unless he changed his views in re-
gard to the tariff be promptly un-
derwent the lightning change act
and emerged full hedged tariff
for revenue only" democrat.
His next encounter with the demo
pop Legislature was more successful
Should the political skies of the
future augur long lease Of life to
the republican party Freddy viii
not be found wanting. Principles,
policies and parties cut no figure
with Dubois when they conflict
with his inordinate greed for office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22

For saws, wedges and axes, see
j, NJ. Nelson.
Fence your lot now. Leave or
ders with Wilson & Davis.
All kinds of fruit for sale, by A w.
Lee, one mile south of Leland Idaho,
so acres oforcbard and all the standard
apples TO select from.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22
From Congress to the State pom
itentiary, might be the theme for \
future romance should a certain al
legation prove true, in regards TO an
ex-congressman from Idaho.

The passage Of the sidewalk or
dinance at the present time will be
a great boon to the people Of Nez-
perez. Kamiah and Cottonwood
are pressing these measures and
this Furnishing little city should
not drop behind its progressive
neighbors-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22

We hereby announce 10 the pub
lie, with thanks for many favors
received that the firm Of Davis Il
Thomas has Dissolved By mutual
consent; Mr.. Davis retiring from
the firm.
CARL A. DAVIS.
G. d. THOMAS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22

a team belonging 10 Lester Martin
ran sway Sunday evening three mile,
east Of towa and colIided with barbcd
wire fence, cutting one Of the bor.e.
so severely that thirtysix stitches dad
10 be TAKEN 10 the cuts. Lester had
alighted to open gate when the az
cident occurred.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22
Attorney-At-Law

Practices in all the courts OF idaho. Loca-
ton, first door above c. W. Miller's
Blacksmith shown.
Nezperce, Idaho.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-16
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
West Virginia's Leading Family,
and Political Newspaper.

The Intelligeneer. which is tow in the forty
ninth year of its life, will not only retain all the
good features il has been noted for, but will add
many and attractive As good II has
been will be better striving to maintainits repu-
tation Of being fearless but fair. The year 0l will
undoubtedly be sgnalized with settlement of the
Philippine and other questions growing out of the
Spanish-American The proceedings Of Con-
gress will be intensely interesting, there has
been large gain in the Republican majority in
both branches. Above all other interests will be
the redisricting Of the State. both congressional
and legislative, blythe K blcan legislature which
meets in January, besides the selection of United
States Senator.
The Intelgencer is distinctly newspaper Of the
people and the home. 1t stands for the uplifting
ment of the material and moral interests of the
State, and il is SO equipped with the Associated
Press franchise and competent staff that there is
nothing of moment that transpires in the world
that its readers will not be advised Of.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-16
BRIGGS WAS KISSED.
Army Officers, Ladies and Others Oh
Jeeted to His Insinuating That a
Cadet Was Untrathfui.

West Point. n. Y Jan 16.--An un-
looked for incident occurred at one
of the sessions Of the congressional
investigation at West Point There
was a large attendance of army off
GERS, with their wives aud daugh.
ters
When Congressman briggs asked
Cadet Deen If 1t was true, having a
convenient memory" that he could
only remember Cadet Sheridan's
name out of all the men he had ex-
ercised, there was a storm of Kisses
which ran around the ROOM The
women as well as the men took part
in it. and it was evident that they
considered the question as one Inn
pugning the credibility Of the witness.
The code of honor at West Point.
according to the testimony addueed
during this investigation as we'll as
the military inquiry, does not admit
of untruthfulness, and the people liv-
Ing at the post resent anything sug-
gestiye of doubt on this point.
Congressman briggs Immediately
asked that the court room be cleared,
but Chairman Dick declared a recess
of an hour and a half without recog-
nizing the request.
Several officers did not try to CON
ceal their displeasure at the question
put by the Brooklyn congressman.
They also said that Judge Smith,
another member of the committee,
had no right to say in his examina-
ton of Deem that 'the death of Booz
was laid at Deems door,
The nepls of the kissing spread
quickly all over the post. with the
result that the attendance at the
night session was unusually large.
Mr.. briggs resumed his examination
of Cadet Deem when the latter came
into the court room for the hight ses-
sion, and referring to the question
which he put to the witness in the
afternoon, asked IL it was due to for
getfulness that he could not remem-
Der any name but that of young Phil
Sheridan out of all the cadets whom
he had exercised at the academy
Deem replied in the affirmative and
the storm signals were taken down.
The committee gathered a good
deal of testimony during their three
sessions Tuesday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-16
EVENTS IN BRIEF.

The flag carried by the First regi.
ment, n. G.. p, through the Spanish
American war was formally turned
over to Pennsylvania by Colonel
Wendell p. Bowman, OF Philadelphia
Annual meetings of the stockhold-
ers and directors of the Cambria Iron
and Steel companies at Philadelphia
resulted in the reelection of the old
directors and officers of both cor
porations.
AT Scranton. Pa, the annual SEES
sions of the state superior court
opened with Judges c. f. Rice James
A. Beaver. George b. Orlady, w. D.
Porter and w. w. Porter on the
bench Judges p. p Smith and John
l. Mitchell are ILL., The court will not
hand down opinions until next week.
DR.. James Boyd McKelvey. one Of
the most prominent physicians and
residents of Bloomsbury, Pa, aged
T6 years, fell from the window of a
bath room. He was supposed to have
either been killed by the fall or died
Of heart trouble and his body tumbled
out.
The Danish government sent to
the finance committee of both houses
of the rigsdag a report of the nego-
tiations between the United States
and Denmark regarding the sale of
the Danish West Indies, and also a
petition, signed by IL business men
of Copenhagen, asking for govern
ment assistance to make the Islands
profitable to Danish capital.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-16
ABOUT READY FOR NELLY.
Rubsns Expected to Bring Some Evil
dence to Cuba, For Trial OF
the Embezxler.

Havana, Jan. 16.-Mr Lamar. who
Is associated with Mr.. Rubens In the
prosecution of the postoffice fraud
cases for the government, said that.
with the exception OF some evidence
which Mr. Rubens viii bring from
the United States, the government is
now ready TO proceed with the trial
OF e. L. w. Neely. charged with en-
bezzlement while acting rs financial
agent of the department of posts
Nicely has already been Indicted hy
the court Of first instance. and. sA
his arrival here, under the exSadi-
ton proceedings he will be impris-
oned 10 await trial before the audi
eneia.
Seven judges will sit IN the case
Spanish law allows an appeal to the.
supreme court. but the decision of
the latter tribunal is final
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-16
BACON RESOLUTION TABLED.
During the Course of the Senate Session.
Col1oquy Occurred Between
hanna and Bacon.

Washington, Jan. 16-Some prog
ress was made by the senate in the
consideration of the army reorgani-
cation bill. One amendment that has
created much debate was disposed of.
Mr.. Cockrell of Missouri, empha-
sized his opposition to the increase
in the army proposed by the bill and
his intention to vote against it, but
expressed his opinion that the bill
ought to be disposed of speedily. Mr..
Sewell, of New Jersey. also urged
speedy action on the measure on ac-
count of the serious embarrassment
the government was laboring under
in preparing for the return of the
volunteers from the Philippines.
The principal speeches against the
bill were made by Mr.. Berry, of Ar
kansas; Mr. Bacon, of Georgia, and
Mr.. Teller, of Colorado. Mr. Warren.
of Wyoming, delivered an extended
argument in support of the bill. Dur
ing the speech of Mr.. Bacon, col
loquy between him and Mr. Hanna.
of Ohio. as to the issues in the No
vember elections created much inter
est.
Mr.. Bacons amendment striking
out of the bill the discretionary au-
thority conferred upon the president
to increase the size of the army was
laid on the table by the decisive vote
of 80 to 20.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-16
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26
Una caus q

Ell so del actual q las tres de Ia tarde Sc
celebrara en- Ia alcadia de Caguas la vista p1
blicA de la causa seguida don Pedro Chiesa
otros, por supuesta vioac6n de Ia ley de rem
tas.
Son testigos del proceso citados para Ell
juicio:
Patricio Fernandez, EstEban Velazquez,
Paul Boyer, Emi Huesbcher, Rafael T. Ponte
Gimenez, Felix Gonzalez Daz, Garvaso Gar
cia, Manuel S Apcnte, d. Jose Rios, D. Ma
nuel Grn6neZ Gimenez, Adrian Perez, Juan
de la Villafiny, Jacinto Soto, Vicente To
rres, Guillermo Padilia, Vicente Bracero, Me-
lit6n Diaz, Podro Coto, Ignacio Berries, Ra-
mon Batista, Pedro Bayonet, Federico Dez,
Nicolas Agdago ., ,Gregorio Lopez, Juan Valdes,
Manuel Delgado, Daniel Garcia, Juan Fonta-
Eduvigis Benitez, Aadres Rivera, Balbino Sc
garra, Ramon Gomez, Pablo J. Hereto, jose A.
Grlo, Jaime Llompart, Pedro Diaz, Segundo
Gonzalez, Lizardo Lizardi, Pedro Cardona,
Domingo Matanzo, jose Rosario Santiago, Ga
vino Serrano, Miguel Morales Santiago, Rafael
Davil3, Bernardino Guzman, Eley Resto, Ra-
mon Lopez, Gallo Coto, Ansemo Carabalo,
Genara Vazguez, Jose Ortiz, Pedro Alamo.
Felix Rivera Este ban Gonzalez, Juan Pablo
Leon, Heracio Leon, Gabriel Torres, Manuel
Mnf6z Maymf, jaime Cervera, Antonio Lopez
de Victoria, Severe Torruei|as, Fabian Zayas
Carlos F6gundo CaGdelario, Benito Aponte
Pauline Rivera, Manuel Garcia, Antonio Gei
llo Julian Alejandro Martinez, Juan Garcia,
Luis Coto Garcia, Manuel Escoda.
Estos, de Caguas.
Pedro Fernandez EsDino, de veques
Domingo Villar, de Maya guez,
Peritos remeristas: Pascual Borras Siive-
rio Campos Bartolo Borras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26
EI HuaIhaIIa britaniCO

Apenas muerta la reina Victoria, Inglate-
IRA Sc ha crefdo ell deber de eIevar su
! nom bre su reinado un monumento CONNIE
morAtiyo digno de la naci6n inglesa de la
senara cue durante tantos afios RHO con tanta
fortuna sus destinos. Una comisi6n, presidIda
por lord Salisbury, Sc ha encargado de dar
lorna este pensamtento, numerosos pro-
yectos han surgido enseguida por todas parties
Seg0n e ilustre Stead manifesto en- la
&Rev1ew cf Reviews, unos han propuesto que
no Sc limte ell recuerdo un solo monumento
estatua mausoleo. sino que construyan
grrndes parques todas las ciudades impor-
tantes dandoles todos ell nombre de Victo-
ria. Otros, en- cambio, proponen que SO cons
truya un mausoleo triunfa en- Green Park;
otros pre6eren pante6n militar en- ell que
figure la estatua d. la reina rodeada por tt d rs
las grandes fguras de su tempo; otros qni ie
ran cue Sc perpeturse ell recuerio de la rena
abriendO una gran avenida entire ell Pail Mall
el palacio de Bncking ham, construyendo en-
Pail Mall un arco de triunfo y frente al pala.
clio una heTmosa plaza con Ia estatua de 10 So
berana en- ell centro; Cham berlain quiere IN
temple de ia gloria, cuyo centric Sc levanta-
ra la imagen de la reina, rodeada de sus sdb-
ditos llorando.
Stead, por su parte, propone Ia creaci6n
de una especie de Wahalla britauico, IN gran
museo hst5rico, donde aparecieran conve-
nientemente casi6cados todos los eementos
que han cOntribufdo al enhrandecimiento Gle
Ingaterra en- todos los 6rdenes durante ell
gosioso reinado de Victoria. La conception
es grandfoEa Y practica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26
Il autOmOVi!iSmO

Desde la Ultima Exposition Universal de
Paris, la fabrication venta de automobiles
ha tornado gran incremento, no siendo va solo
los archimfl lOnarfOs amer1canos, como dice ell
BoLLETTNo ILLUSTRATE DEGLI SPORTS, los que
Sc dan ell gusto de encargar automobiles de
precfos fantastfcos, sino que tamben los mi
llonar1os ingleses Sc arriesg gan 4 pagar atfsi-
mos precfos por los nuevos carruajes. Asst
lord Savile ha compra1o un autom6vil por
So, 600 frances, hasta ha coptratado en-
Francia nn maqunista plra gniarlo 10 mis-
mo ba hecho Alfredo Harmosworth, q quien
un afo de pruebas y de gastos para apren1er
guar IN antomovfl, no le ha costado menos de
1000 libras esterlinas~5o, 900 francos.-
Lord Churchill ha comprado tambien IN
autom6vil el6ctrico de gran valor, otro 81 Sc
for Berens, cuya hija, lady Cairls. posee uno
de los mejores que Sc hayan visto en- Ingla-
terra.
Ell mas hermoso. sin embargo, de los quo
corren en- Londres es propiedad de Huge
Weglin, llamando tambien mucno la aten ci6n
los de CORVALLIS West, lady Churchill, Gu
nard, Hernnard, ETC., todos los cuales estan
contentfsfmos de sus adquisiciones, q juzgar
por el caior con que han acogido ell nuevo
sport Ell gnsto con que 10 prac tican.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26

vario. peri6iicos de Nueva York Was
,i.otoa. 40 ocupan con mucho interes de los
i.,ts,dos de reclprocid4d. que tisne pendien
s1aIG ,bfernO de los Esta1os u lf1os con va
,f,s nacloaes, conforme la ley que Sc como
!, mr. DiagIey que Ia la autoridad prfmera
saT TEieeutivo eli derech0 de pactar arreglos
-ooerstaes. pudien1o en- reciprocidad reba-
H. h4.ta IN veinte por ciento de las actuales
EI Dresfdente Mac Ktnley, en- vista de la
t,ttnd de agunos gobiernos de Europa que
Isnen amenazando los productos americanos,
d di.o5ne Que sc lleven cabo esos tratados
Ionerclales Y, al efecto, tan pronto como Sc
sbran las sesiones del Congreso, lntenta pedir
nal faeultades mejor dicho, dispoDer de
uavoles stribuciones con respecto tarifas
nara hacer frente las eXigencias de Europa.
Es creenca general que esa tebre de con-
yanlos comerciales puede presentar una buena
la isa de Cuba para entrar en-
negociaciones, 81 es que en- breve periodic tie
ne constituido 50 Gobierno, pues actualmente
csrece de per5onalidad para establecer rela-
clones comerciaes 8 politicas.
: Los tratados com erciales encuentran gran
oposici6n en- Ia ndustria; pero frente a esta Sc
svantau los intereSes agrfcolas, que ven en-
reazaci6n el medic de dsr saida Ia pletora
De pro iucci6n de los Estados Unidos.
La revoluci6n actual ca Venezuela Y los
'nuchos intereses ligados entire las dos grandes
,eccIones de America, es esCfmUlo sufciente
uara que la prensa de los Estados Unidos ecu
be srgas Columns diariamente analizar
couentar los problemas de los paises hispano-
smerlcanOs, condenadCs casi en- su mayorfa, &
ydr en- perp6tuas luchas, germenes de des-
nucci6n
eEl HeraldS de Nueva York hace una de-
agradable pintura de esas repGblicas. La ar
gentina, sufriendo bajo ell peso de una deuda
concentrada, producto de errores de ounce
GObernos; Brasil no recobrada adu de los
ssctos de una crisis coDercial y monetaria;
Chile, sufriendo gran depression agrfcola,
causa del enorme presupuesto de guerra; Pc
rd agitada siempre por las intencioneS de su
7eclna; Ecuador Bolivia, en- Sstatu qno1; Ia
America Central cada yez mas diyidida, y por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26
Consoles q los agricultores

Para vivir en- ell campo convene obseryar
los preceptos siguientes;
10 Acu9state temprano ievantate tenn
prano.
ca despues
80 No trabajes nj montes cabao inme-
dfatameute despu65 de las comidas
do No descauses bai los arbOles bien SOM
brfos, nj sobre los sueos h6medos, 81 estas agi-
tado.
SO Cuando estes aitado no tonnes aqua nj
refresco alguno.
60 No manejes dnero en- la hacienda nj
psgues en- ella 6 tus operarioS ell pag0 deoe
hacprlo en- tn casa q e la ciudad.
70 No te familiarices mucho con tus ope-
rarios pero haze todos los favores que pue-
das: asf te amaran y respetaran
SO Evita & todo trance los disgustos los
altercados en tn famiIia y entire tus operarios
AL operario discolo Sc lie desplde con bue-
mas maneras, sin que comprenda Ia causa por-
que Sc lie espide.
90 Debes empe6arte en- que refine la mora
Ijdad en- tn fnca hacienda; de 10 contrarf0,
naparas bien cara tn tolerancia.
100 En- la alimentaci6n de tus operarios
M seas considerable miserable, ignalandolos
con los perros y animaios.
D5Ies buena alimen tac6n, seguro de que,
10 que gastes de mas en- clio, redundara en- tu
provecho