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The oasis., 1901-09-07
4 ComlnupicatioL

MR. EDITOR Allow me to speak a few words in favor Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy l suffered for three years with the bronchitis and could not sleep at night. I tried several doctors and various patent medicines, but could get nothing to give me any relief until my wife got a bottle 0f this valuable medicine, which has completely relieved me - w $ BROCK MAN, Bagnell, Mo This remedy s Ter sale by L. w Mix & O.
 l am in position tc handle go00 prospects, mines 10 course of develop men't, or developed mines Come in and let me know what yog have g y~'.c f2 ms
The oasis., 1901-09-07

A'N'ANifCD '''D '-''--' v - F
 Mt. Kahn Melczer x ID from C. gete this week. ht expects to go east shortly tp prepare for opening af the school year 9t Ya'c. whict Si,i ps his senior year
 At the Pedro bustamaaus Daroer shop. on Cale Elias N0gales. SoL. you cau get a hot 9r cold bath for fifty cents Mex. 'hree bath tickets for SI GO Mex
 Al the annual meetihg ot the No- gales Fire Department, last Saturday evening. Captain l. W Mix was re- elected Chief. and N | z Hogan sss elected Assist1pt
 Henrs nesin has recelycc S 3af,cad Of light .sgeus, buggies, and eat rlages. many of the atter being o' the r1bber tire variety 1her gFs Tor sale femarkabpiY chea
 T. ssday evening Mir BLa1 Peter rcr superintendent 4 the jrand Cen,ral mine, was ( passenger fer the aouth, refurnl12 ron y.sit to New Yart
 g;s,n NJ Llex Jsfperl stEra t5 ecM s4e 'Jananea. where he had ceen She ia,e!esf e the Boston Cloth.0g store He had s )Tder book filled and sHnnioS osG'
 l4esterS from Ho1 ; 0arnaiL, JEited States consul at Nogales, Son. ora, visiting in Indiana, state that Mrs Darnall and he will return ; Nogales about 'be l2th just.
 Tuesday oning THE OAsls editor went sontn, sf visit Guaymas, Torres. La Colorado, Miuas Prietas aDd Her. mosiilo He expected tU eur, 5e, morrow morning.
 Tuesday cvehlng MT. Mas Muller, Manager of the Bauca de Sonora, aud Mrs Muller were at Nogales, return ing home to Hermcsil.c from 'isit iu California.
 Mondav evening ti Gcs 9'Ksefs president Dl tue S0eofa dining < Milling O. returned from br'p tQ Bisbee and Tucson Thursday even. ing the gentlemen tcok the train 5c Santa Ana, en route t2 Tubutama
 All trains ou the Sonora railway stop for meals at Torres, going south for breakfast, n0rthward for supper At Theo. OldeBdorf's passengers find irs1 class meals. cooked American st ie aad IL reasonable prica
 1nis waei- 5ne Nogaies Mioins : brought suit in the district cOufs against Dr W. F Chenowetb The suit was brought to recover money alleged Go have been fraudenty ex- pended bv Chen0weth while he was manager 0f the sompeng's mine
 sunday syeu.ug Mr, El 2alme. ssaioi at Yale. 8 friend and old school mate of MT Ralph Melczer sagether wiJa Mr Arthur Ladd, of New Londou. UoDn who is assistant .o General Manage, Hardwick of the Jopeie Mining Go passed NOgales sn route 10 Copete Mr Palmer will sssg ai ohs 5ins ttle while mes5.oe The AmeFicsD ie. and prodnc Manafacgurng Ca Sas heid Fri6as 3cs stn nsf Es wh.Gs ,mpogtan bpsiness vas transacted Mr. Johr Dessart .etired from tnt pgesIdenc, 1f She Company and was succeeded y Mir William Meiczei We understand that MT, Melczer has se-uiyed arge holdings n the fuel N". Aa1, .s ,or Chr,.nis ,nnstipasl
 Take two cups If hot water nalf ar hour before each meal and just be- fore going to bed, also a drink of water, hot or cold, about two hours after each meal Take lots of outdoor exercise walk. tide drive, Make regulat habit of this and ID many cases chronic constipation may be cured without the use of any medicine When a purgative is required take something mild and gentle like Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets For sale by L w. Mix & Go.
The oasis., 1901-09-07
MORALES NOTES.


 Monday Mr E nas. ser r ID CdnaDea
 Budweiser Bottled Beer Excellent 'nr family use al Escalada Brothers Monday MT A k Crepiu was ln No- gales, from Patagonia.
 staple and Fancy Groceries at Es 'alada Brothers,
 Monday Morning Mi Louis rse13 eturned from Goccspcra
 Gol everything sc eaS ,g seas Escalada Brothers
 MT . s Waltan ol Ia 'g.osade $ i-itiug to Nogales
 Mr. G. (. Kinsley of 'rcrres nas ps ! 4isitot at Negaies tnis week
 Mir and Mrs Joha Malcpeg ssnc from Pefls Blanca 5nis mcgu ng Choice tea, of all kinds, and ;ae bess coffee at EscaIada Brothers
 sunday Nil. Luis B. Padres cam ll f0m Ls yoi0rads v 7s.' ~etuf's 2Go ths ~eee
 sgfalsIes -g lse e eaa. .apy'y S. As resiaeuce 9 q Mrecs ccias e GInI stTest
 Tuesday M. e hanley, reigate secretary for hi Wiiiapl Meiczsf started for San Francisco.
 No table is properly set wianC1t irawing fiom the great and varied sock af Escdiada Brothers
 Tuesday Mir. Charles Myers, foim- arly master mechanic for the Lam oazos Mining yo. was al Nogaes. The Guest brands of foreign anc iomestie wines ard i:Qdors al Escs. aoa Brothers.
 Last Saturday Doctor Gode Y3en -eturaed frGm San Francisco s8d MaadaY se25 U ulanc
 Reliable Assags arG GhemicEl .,e~ termination < 2ailegru ~. assaye
 ar. Y. Gspriu E. trafcc. w1c 7ss 3 Nogales las week. retIrres r 2usymas Tuesday evening.
 danna shos-Gelebrated 5coswe1l. gle agency ab fcssag NGsSiaa Horse :. 2. Fleiscper
 nr Arton Pgcga !. reobo l3fo6ne.s, aQs gone to Californis for gecnpeFa' -ton, and will remain st San lacinae g month or more
 faa best physic--Cham0eria.ns stomach quo Liver Tablets Easy to iske Pleasant 2 effect H2l 5aie bg
 ". Mix k ,T
 Monday My 1aau Arizmencea s- Arned ssom HeFmosill9 and has agaic accepted 2 p0siticl 10 the Bostcn aothing Store ot Louis B E eisher Qhe Amee,can Dairy, Joe Carbor proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily tc any part the city ratron. tse soicte5
 4enI:enar atrs a8J cre day l,s week he found party lGfning 4lws .pto tOc graveyard Uo 9. grg 3s ie stop to lhe ayocseoins
 Newest ano ,3test styles of iaIi and Atntel suits foi aentemen's wear Leave 99u 6esss1ra V'tt B Tleische,
 George Wehe aas soa, .c uallfor~ ia, to hide fcg , time from public gaze in these parts. hiS offensive ap. 9eaTaDce
 Trinity Congregational Church, No gales, Arizona, Rev W Robert Reud, pastor. Services tomorrow. Sunday school l0:00 a. ID Preaching service aj:00 a. m. Junior Endeavor 3:30 D. IL Evening service l:30 D. m. Club Internacionai, tecreative Oalle Elias and Railroad Avenue, Nogales Sonora. Ice cold beer five cents per glass. Ice cream every Sunday. Free Lunches. Music every Saturday A R. France manager
The oasis., 1901-09-07
ersrDENi McKINLEY sHoa
A Cowardt, Nstempt Made at buht.
 Oak. Ir.s Chief E,eeVsi,s's lif.-

Early seSteroaY afternoon a fast came over the wires that dn attempt had been made in Buffalo. N Y, to assasinate William Mckinley, pres- dent of the United States.
 The dispatch was brief, stating OnIy that the chief executive of the nation had been shot twice aud was mortally wounded. 4 few minutes later word was received that the president had been shot while shaking the hand Of we'll dressed and distinguished look ing stranger. The shooting was done on the Exposition grounds and was witnessed by thousands Of people who were in the vlci Eitr of the ar tempted assassination
 IL was impossible for Cne w0l.iG Jt murderer 10 make his escape He was quickly apprehended and nlaceG under arrest
 In the evening about six 0'clock the following particulars of the das. dardly attempt to take the life of MT. Mckinley were received.
 Presidents Day had attracted great crowd t0 the Pan-American Ex- position grounds An enthusiastic crowd greeted President Mckinley wherever he moved As he was coming out 0f the Temple 9f Music man approached him with nis hand out stretched The president attempted to acknowledge tue supposed greeting and while in the act of doing so was shot twice by the stranger The man had his revolver concealed in ft, hand, the weapon being covered c5 % handkerchief.
 message received tate last night conveyed the information that ont of the bullets had been extracted ana the presid snt was resting easy.
 Information was received this morning that 50th bullets had been extracted and the president will re- cover Later The uaue Of tho man who shot the president ;s loG"a ZOlgQsg
 Jney T aalSinl ep0It a.s!aS .aapscti pgi0n to repa der fenct aranndf lar uraVpvArH r rpmarkaD
The oasis., 1901-09-07

Jneg 7a 1alHinE apOlt a.sln~ 7apscti p1l0n to repa der fenct arounds der graveyard ,n remarked Schusge Wy dc dhey vant to d. dharY Dnose who vas iU can't gedt out, aiod'5 it? Uudt chose who vas oudt dcrad yar5 ac gedt n aH ldts
The oasis., 1901-09-07
Nexlean aavelties 2 peIlegriu

V Fraucisco VerD I5ecefra Tel 584
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
Interest Laws Of Cn,nn.

The interest laws Of China, with
which the operations OF banking are
in timsteIy connected, date from the
year 1850 of our era. The enormous
rate OF interest is curiously defended
by several writer's. It results, they
say, in securing economy. in order that
the borrower may repay the loan. in
producing greater industry, in deter
ring persons from borrowing. in reduc-
ing the mum Der OF renters Of land. thus
increasing the number of land owners,
end in inducing circumspection in re-
gard to new enterprises. It is further
stated by men of business that this
so per cent. is also maximum founded
on the probability that the oscillations
in the price CT silver will never exceed
that sum. It must be understood also
that the ordinary rate Of interest rare
ly exceeds 20 or p per cent, and that
money may be had as low as 10 per
cent, though the rate sometimes ex-
ceeds even SO per cent.-Forum.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

In carrying out his purpose OF ignor-
ing the existence OF the News, the
little Jew boss calls the HERALD the
official organ of the ''boSs busters. -
When the bosses are as corrupt and
entirely given up to Doodle as the
gang that makes their headquarters at
the Dispatch Office, the HERALD does
not feel offended at all by being class
ed with the people who would over
throw the gangsters. we always
have regarded it our duty as a public
newspaper to expose jobbing and
boodling whenever it is practised by
public officials of the county. The
HERALD has not usually endorsed re-
publican policies. but when the party
tries to rid itself Of boodlers and cor
ruptionists we most certainly endorse
its efforts.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
~s COUNTY NEWS s
Observation-Disclosures
Gonde.

NOV0Ss
We hereby acknowledge the receipt
OF small piece of winter.
G. r. Gregory has Sold his farm to
Joseph Cox and has bought the farm
known as the Widow Franktin's farm.
Horses are still dying in this neigh
boFhood with the blind staggers.
we understand that the school
house in the district south OF Us ha;
been broken into d number OF times
this winter; books destroyed ana
things torn.up generally.
The postoflfce petition is being circu-
lated in this neighborhood. Ii there
was any prospects OF getting q good
populiSt in the po35oi4l3e as Phillips
burg We would be right in for It. bu5
as ii is between two republicans we
d. not consider it our fight.
Say, now, we can'tijust understand
why Sampson should get 825, 800 for
running away and Schley something
over hundred for knocking the STUFF
ing ou5 OF CeVarea'S fleet we know
it is all right, of course, but we can [
understand for the life Of Us why il
should be. Will some republican
friend please explain.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

For week or 50 the Dispatch has
carried at the head Of It's editorial col
umns small ad inquiring for print
er who will work for tWo-thirdS wages
What kind of prosperity is it Royce
that causes yoI while in possession of
an $500 posto:I1ce a forty dollar a
month clerkship for your wife and a
board of county commissioners worth
to you from 81, 800 to $4,000 a year to
offer to a man who labors with his
hands two-thridS the amount of wages
he earns?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

President Roosevelt in his mess
age concerning irrigation. The only
right TO water which should be recog-
nized is that OF use." Now what will
those republican editors say, who a
few years ago made such terrible
howl because Chief Justice DOSter
said the rights Of the user are para
mount TO of an owner who has UNJUST
~ secured control Of something he
does not use, but farms out. to others
at exorbitant rates. The howl against
Doster was so long and loud, and re-
echoed, re-quoted and misrepresented
so often, we do not see how the presi-
dent who has said practically the
sane thing can escape their criticism.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

President Roosevelt has notified all
federal off1ceholders that if they wish
ed to retain their positions they must
resign their places on party commit
tees. If the little Jew boss holds his
pOStoffice job who will there be to act
as Reeder's manager and special
writer and whose hand will guide the
actions of the board OF county com
missioners, SO as to put dollars in the
little Jews pockets? Verify the way
of the boss is hard, but the Taxpayers
payeth the freight.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
Logan.

After an absence Of a week Or so, we
again take up the, quill to Chronicle
a few of the mtny noteworthy events
OF our little city.
Owing to the present cold wave all
lines of business nave been somewhat
dc noralized, and our streets have
been almost depopulated.
Last Monday was court day. for
our people. The case OF Chas. Tibbs
for aSSaul6ing j. .. Hill was called at
10 a. M, and consumed most of the
day. Hill being unable to appear in
court. TibbS WIS bound over to the
diStrict-hiS bond being liked at 500.
which he soon filed. In the evening
the case Of Mary e. Albright and Car
RE e. O'CJnneI. plain5iif, wds called.
This case included two charges -drsu,
Mrs. Albright and Mrs. O'Conn.i
were charged with assaulting ana
beating Sarah Albright, daughter OF
the plaintiff; second, with disturbing
the peace and quiet of Samuel Al
bright and family, all of which occur
red on the 18th day OF November 1871.
Much difficulty was hard in seleotii g
a jury from the fact that 50 many ma
expressed an opinion. It was 1885 d.
NJ, when the jury returned a verdic,,
finding Mrs. Albright guilty of 6ae
first charge and both ladies guilty Of
the second charge. The lines were 50
and s. respectfully, which with the
cost amounted to about $40
The editor Of the Logan Republican
in the last issue of that paper mad
apologies to Us for attempting TO CO..
rect our statement that there were
% widows in Logan. We pr5dic e /
that he would do this. lie consulted
Webster for definition of the word
widow which he says is a womel
whose husband is dead. Row, as Mr..
B. cannot see any t00 well at his best.
we naturally suppose he failed to see
another meaning OF the word widow.
which is defined as d woman who is
deprived of her husband Now, il
there had only been one definition and
that the one bIr. z. gave. our state
ment would still have been a. true
one; as custom in this day and age of
the world has great influence upon
our language, and all viii admit that
is is Customary to call woman a wild
ow who has been divorced from her
husband. We trust this will ease Mr..
BIS mind, as we do not consider it any
disgrace to the fair name of Logan,
that Is widows reside within her
bounds.
Two drunken sots who designed to
make themselves conspicuous, get out
in the streets Saturday afternoon and
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
Why You Need the Herald.

Why You Need the Herald.
Because its news is news.
Because you can rely upon it.
Because it is not sensational.
Because it is clean and good to look
at, and easy to read.
Because you can always find some
thing interesting in it.
Because If you are an advertiser, 1t
reaches class of people you can not
afford to miss.
Because it stands for the best inter
ests of the community.
Because by reading it you can keep
reasonably well posted on the import
ant affairs OF the county.
Because it's editorial page is not
confined to local happenings.
Because 1t is not asking for patron
age just because" but because it in
tends to give you your moneys worth.
Because it will be worth while both
to read and advertise in the HERALD
Because its circulation is constantly
increasing.
Because its standing is as good as
the best.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

The beautiful custom of giving
presents at Christmas tide is but ini-
tating the works of the founder of
Christmas, who said "inaSmuch as ye
have done it unto one OF the least of
these my brethren ye have done it I'M
tn mo -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

y ere in the United States leo years
is regarded as very extreme old age.
A London cablegram notes the death
IN Albania OF Ismail Hudjo, whose
age is given as $50 years. He retained
all OF his faculties and left 200 descen-
dautS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

Adjutant General Corbin's report
gives the cauSalites in the Philippines
for the three years at lis officers and
3,3T8 men killed and 1872 officers and
2,646 men wounded. This does not III
elude those who died from diseases or
in consequence Of wounds and expo
.Slre
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
flow 1t Looks to an Outsider.

The campaign is already waxing
warm in Phillips county. The repub-
licans have been driven to the ''proG-
lamation" business. Somehow when
we hear of proclamationS we think
of Weyler in Cuba and Kitchener in
South Africa. When the republicans
get to this stage it shows that some
body has ''got them goin. Morton
LiberatOr.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

A bill has been introduced in C n
gress to pension Mrs. Mckinley S., 900
annually. Now this seems to Us that
that it is unjust to old soldiers who
are not drawing 800 per year. Mrs.
Mckinley does not need pension, as
she is worth over a million dollars.
They had better distribute that S., 900
among the old soldiers who are needy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

How many people have noticed that
no portrait of man has ever ap-
peared on United States coin or the
picture OF woman on the postage
stamps? An observing editor remarks
on these facts that they constitute
/ the reason why we lick the stamps
and squeeze the coin.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

The official records of the gold COM
miSsioner's Office at Dawson, where
export certificates for all gold leaving
the country must be obtained, show
chat the gold shipments from Daw-
son for September amounted to 3,000,-
600. This brings the total for the last
four months to S21 GAO. 900.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

set up a yell equal to q group OF
Apache Indians, and then began using
language which would not have been
admissible IN the presence, only of a
dog. Shame on such characters.
Would to God that the law might be
enforced long enough to pat Il stop to
such actions as these.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
(First publication Dac y
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court Of Phillips County, State
of Kansas.
". T. rscaham, Plaintiff,
Il. Z. Gar-:n De:endans.

Il. r. GARNER, Defendants.
To r. GardGcr:-Ycu are hereby notii ed
i'm in The ,iisfrjsr c.nr or Pfili;Ds COUNT,
Enu =as. ,c,inst y.Il. hy which petition and act
i.2n have been and must a rswcr said
petition or before he 1lth dIy of January,
t913 the all. cations OF -ait Vctition i'll be
fasen as true AMI judgment viii be rendered ad-
judging enG 6tCrce+t- That TIE title of the said
la;ntif IL and 10 Ia following lands aud enc
Is si,notcd liz the county OF Phillips and
sTate Of karFas. u w:
The son'twe-5 Quarter Of Fect:o8 ter, 90 in
township i've az, 1f Taree twenty t3th III bill
lis c-uty, X ta=;s. ho gated 80 that nj w.
7 Grahsn ami az Tor-"n= claiming D. by
tBe'n be bsrt.j O. all Nights chin, IT, or
in5. 81 ia II - ~ land. at,i evrrY p1 Ia re-
of an; thl5 5's1 tex d.. .rajlst 5i-- de-
-c~jb-d Ian j.suo'i by the county cieriZ tY,
state of tIisI~, at.i dated ,p;alGber :. - OF.
tGe defendant he aajIjFe3 Ni ,.1j no
,.fTsct. AID that TIE sad ". = Crab anu b. ad-
JUDI Il tho a solute Owner Of ssi1 "a ID and
teue1ueuts u Is HG';pWaICK
Attest; = tfoF.ey for Pi e,
w A. BARRON, Clerk District Coars
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

The little Hebrew in the postofice
has failed to explain why bridges in
this county of the same kind cost so
much more than in Smith county,
especially when built by the same
OaFtY?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

If you have anything to trade, ex-
change, sell or buy, the HERALD local
columns will furnish yea 9 good medi-
UNI to let the puplic know your wants.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

According; to the comp ilatIon OF
last raporF ) the membership OF frater-
nalorde' ) in the United States ana
Canad'. is 5.722,O
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

A Thanksgiving Bencfactsr
GA burglar carried Of ope of eur tGr-
keys
<'You don't say 500"
Eyes; and he left a note saying that he
left US the other so we would have something
IA he thankful for''-Detroit Free Press
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
Disinterested Fan

Disinterested Family joy.
For this all are grateful, venture to say
That gifts are not locked for on Thanks
giving day.
Chicago Record.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Z. FRANK STTEGGN.
PHILLIPS HURH. KAN

General lSg practice Resi- est-tc and iEsEr-
:nce husiOess The old reliable Alva H. Pearson
gnssract boo&s. Correctness guaranteed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

Leave Kansas City every "Wednesday
and Friday via Colorado Springs and
Scenic Route to San Francisco and
Los Angeles. Every Wednesday via
Eft. Worth and Southern Route to
Los Angeles and San Francisco. We'd
nesday and Friday Excursions are
Personally Conducted.
Latest improved tourist cars on fast
trains. Lowest rate tickets available.
Write for information and itinerary
toe. y. THOMPSON, A. G.P.&T 4.
Topeka, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18

After an absence OF a week or so, we
again take up the quill to Chronicle
few of the mtny noteworthy events
OF our little city.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
ROUTE
ourist Excursions

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