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SOLD FOR A GOOD PRICE
PRINCE OF MELBOURNE BROUGHT
s2o,5oo AT AUCTION.
G. Waulbaum Bought Him and Shortly
Afterward Won the Brighton Cup.
Other Horses Also Sold.

New York, July 27.-The Brighton cup,
weight-for age race at two miles and
quarter. was won ut Brighton Beach today
by Prince Of Melbourne. Rochester was the
only other starter and 1t amounted 10 3
practical walk-oyer for Prince of Mel
bourne All the eigibles for the cup were
broken down or temporarily so and 1t was
a disappointment, as It was to be one Of
the star features of the season.
Previous to the days racing both horses
were sold at auctlon G. waulbaum paying
S21.5O0 for Prince Of Melbourne and r. r.
Rice owner OF Wax Taper. $1,000 for Roch-
ester Prince of Melbourne was nearly
al a prohibttivc price In the betting, quoted
at 1 to 20, while Rochester was at r. 90 !.
Shay took Prince OF Melbourne TO the
front at the start aud led by six lengths
going by the stand the first Time. hut
rounding the 0rst turn his mount bottled
and before shaw could stmiFhtru him on.
AlcCue had Rochester eight lengths In
front Those who had taken "a 'pIhcr's
chance on Rooh ester chcercd, us hr showed
the way for the next mile. Shaw made mp
his ground. however, and, taking command
In the beginning of the last mile, rompcd
home an easy winner In the slow time +
4;03 30 The stake was worth $500 90
the winner.
Tho Leopardstown steeplcchRsc was won
by Sir Hubert bntght az auction Just he
fore the race by J, c. Mccormick for $1,000.
Prince Of Melbourne AMI Amnesty were
the only favorites ia win.
Mile and twenty yards selling -pistuCher,
Irene Lindsay Tayetn, Time 40
The Leopaldstown stecplechasc, about two
miles-Sir HUBERT len, Passc Partout.
Five and half fnrlougs, selling Noun.
tain Pioneer Octowaha Cast Iron. Time
The Brlghton cup two and quarter
males Prnce q Melbourne, Rochester.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Palestine, Anderson County, Texas. Juy
pa nice shower of rain fell this after
noon, with good indications for a downpou
before night
20. The drouth has cut the forage cror
very short In Central Texas and especial
~ in this county. While some showers
have fallen In adjoining counties very few
movement among farmers to plant sorghum
ana black-eyed peas for forage They
claim mat with any season at all In An
gus ana september good crops can b.
harvested number of farmers have al
ready planted and others are hreakiug
lana for that purpose. There arc men IN
he procured and storing II for winter, when
forage viii b. scarce and prices up
Palo Pinto, Paln Pinto County. Texas.
July. .. Local showers IN various parts
Of the county, but A0thing like - season.
Weather still hot; thermometer registers
100 every day. Corn crop will he about
one.fourth of a crop. Cotton now indicates
about 60 per cent Of last years crop
Kildare, Cass County, Texas. July Is. 81
\ six weeks drouth was brought TO a
close mere yesterday aud last night. II
came by slow, soaking rain. 1t came
too late for corn, hut will be an advantage
10 young cotton
Glen Rose, Somerycll County. Texas. July
20 United States mail south win Eulnls
to Morgan, failed 70. cross Spring creek,
five miles north of Morgan. today; heavy
rains along north boundary Of Bosque coun-
~ today.
Hearne. Robertson Countv Texns rpIv
oT-Light showers have becn foiiing her.
this morning and the Indications are tb1f
a heavy rain win fan In tbe nv 80,
hours, ms the clouds look heavy. showers
nave fallen In the bottom during the past
ten days, but were not heavy enough To- do
much good Several farmers were In tho
city this morning, and from what The
Post reporter could learn from them the
crops are In excellent condition Tho cot.
ton crop Indications are the best I'm years.
and they viii gather good crops n corn
Ihe boil woeril is not heard OF nue. MY.
although some OF the planters Keen pois
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL

BROWN.-Alto Texas. July % Died on
July p at her brotherin laws in this place
Mrs; John Brown after an Illness Of several
weeks. She was buried at the family bury
ing ground FIVE miles east.
WARD. Sealy, Texas, July 26,-Nlrs. Rosa
Lee Ward. nee Cannon, died on the morn,
Ing of July 25 AZ O'Clock in the twenty
third wear of her age after only two days
illness. Services were conducted by Rev
Daniel, pastor # the Methodist church, in.
termen being in the Sealy cemetery
HOPKINS Victoria; Texas, July 81
The remains Of Rene William Hopkins, the
edes son Of Or Il, r. Hopkins of this
city, were brought here Yesterday from New
Orleans, whore hv died THURSDAY The
remains were inferred in the Catholic Gem,
etery after services AT the church and tho
cortege was a long one.
FINCH Mckinney Texas July 26. Mrs.
Ellen l.; Finch, wife Of Dr. w. j. Finch
and mother of eS state senator Henry A.
Finch, died at her home in this city last
night from the effects Of the rupture Of 4
blood vessel in her head due TO the tx.
cessive heat She was ~ wears old and
an old resident of this county
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SHAMROCK Il ON HER WAY
British Yacht Started for the United
States Yesterday.
CHALLENGER CUT A STRANGE FIGURE
With Stunted Spars and Scanty Canvas.
Boat Went Out Before a Light
Easterly Breeze.

Gourock. July 2I.--Shnmrock III, accom-
ernied by the tug Erin, sailed AZ 1920
this morning for New York. Great enthu
slasm was displayed as the challenger de-
parted Captain Sycamore desired to go
ont under canvas, and he was favored with
a light easterly wind sufficient TO keep the
days streaming in the direction the yachts
had to sail. The challenger cut strange
figure with her stunted spars and scanty
canvas rs she lay ready TO starr. AT 10
o'clock Sir Thomas Upton and Mr.. Wat
SON the yachts designer boarded her aud
a few minutes later the challenger's moor
ings were slipped her head sails broken
out and Shamrock II started on her, voy:
axe across the Atlantic. Thousands of
persons gathered along the shore aud on
the pier at Gourock and greeted the yacht
with great outbursts OF cheering again aud
again renewed Hats and hlndkegchiefs
werc waved. guns saluted and steam
whistles shrieked. The Sharnrocks crew
were all mus cred on deck and ed by
Sir Thomas gave a hearty response TO the
greetings EJf miles along the shore
crowds were on every vantage point and
the cheers passed from group to grOuO
tniil the challenger With her racing flag at
tile masthead ana the Erin, with the stars
an1 stripes flying at hes fore, disappeared
from sight.
Sir Thomas Upton remained abonrd the
challenger until she was OF Cutnbraes.
wien be returned on q tug. Before leaving
he addressed the CEalleHger's crew, thuuk
ing theIu for what they had done already
and wishing them gpdspeed on the voyage
and successful finish 10 their task he
said they had the hest boat &c was prssi.
BILE 10 provide for them aud that MIR. Wat.
son had done his part we'll Whatever the
result Of the race might be. he knew the
hest zach would win. and it amy favors
we're shown II would not be ia tue dlsad-
vantage Of the Brtiesh boat.
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MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

TEDFORD WILSON -Refugio. Texas
July 26-Married at ST. Mary. Texas Ink
-, Mr. WIN Tedford to Mrs Emma vii
son. County Judge w. l., Rea officiating.
O'LEARY VANNOY - Temple. Texas
July 26.. AIR. Lawrence OLeary and Miss
MOODY Nannoy OF Bolton were married ir
this city last night, Rev. p. A. Heckmar
performing the ceremony.
HARRELL-NEWTON -tirandview, Texas
July 25.--Nlarried at the residence of thr
brides father, Or. a. X. Newton, Tuesday
evening July y, MI Claude Harrell to
Miss Lena Newton, Rev d. l. Smyth Of
iciating
MONS0N-C IEMONS.- Willis. Texas. July
IA. w Monson and Miss Bessie elem
ons we're united in marriage at the resi-
ID. G. Clemens She was well know
Young lady Of Willis The bride and groom
EFT for their future home In Dallas. Rev
Alien of the Methodist church ofhciated
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THERE'S DANGER WHEN
THE BACK ACHE,

Some Of the most dangerous diseases y
often indicated by very slight gnFszl
which attract little or no attention A n
Espe cially is this true Of kidney 400 6H
der diseases, which any competed psa
clan will tell you are as surely iilal
consumption
Nature has simple, but uumlsiha
mems of giving warning when the ~
is involved and those who are wise ehp
Ia heed these warnings often save "
selves years Of suffering and nrsa''
of dollars by placing themselves = Y
hands of a competent specialist I
thoroughly understands their case ny
able TO treat them intelllgently.
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With his left leg through the diamond
frame Then he sits sidcvsc, pcdaline
witch his left foot on the right pedal lis
arms at the time are extended over the
handle bars.
After this Jones dous shirt collar ana
wastcoat coat aud hat, and begins nd
ing at fun speed around the truck. IL
lights cigarette after making few rev
ulutions. md then proceeds 10 disrobe, nf-
ter having taken his hands from tho han
die hars and lowing the guiding Of he
machine entirely TO Che position OF his
body while doing this he rcmuycs the
garments down 10 the last one.
Ills last. feat Us the most Spectacular.
While riding ~ fun spced he removes his
hnndle-pars aud throws them away and
again trusts To- the INCLINATION pf his body
for guidance White az top speed he sud
denly jump. from the wheel. His body
appears 10 slide through the ar almost as
rapidl5 AS The wheel FOR scrond. and
there appons cyrry, nrohaMW$ That ne
with % bard ihump. But hg suddenly
turns and lights ON his feet i'm the con
ter.
1t s estimated thar while rlling Bis
speed produces pressure OF four tons on
The track.
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Gibson Won Mound civ Stake.

ST. Louis, July GA. d. Gibson, running
in the name and colors OF william w
Garden. won the Mound city stake at Del
mar this afternoon In handy fashion
Mile selling Burnctts Wakaway. water
crest Pirates Daughter. Time ~.
Gilmore, Zonne, Xnzel. Time g.ul
Mile. selling Revoke, Hairy Day, Ignis
Time 1;44&
Mound City stake six and half fur
longs, Sl500-A. d. Gibson, Kindred, Iasso
Time 1;21h.
Mile and n sixteenth. selling Ida Led
ford, Belle Simpson, MuXimus. Timc 50
Six furlongs, selling Nearest. -Four Leaf
Clover, Sue Johnson Time IlGlt
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Not Disbanded.

II has been generally understood upon
TIE streets that the 6remen's baseball club
hal dlsbauded for the season, when such
Is not the fact. They have not played
ban For the past two Sundays having not
been able to 0rrange games With first
class clubs But now they have perfected
arrangements for q series OF xaines With
several fast teams from udher towns ana.
ccnlmenclng sunday August A. viii play
hur every Sunday Tor the balance of tho
SEASON r. r. OIlre,
Manager lircncn'g Baseball Club.
G. T. Rlelly Secretary.
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cameron Had an - Thlnn.

Cameron, Texas, July ~ Tho second
game bctwcon Cameron and Galveston re
suited In q walkoyer for Cameron Ford
d,d good work. Gray made a two base hit.
bringing two mon IN aud, ON an error On
thdd. scored, me Cameron team will
leave this evening for Waco where they
zoo.
sctre- r II Il
Cameron .......... 900 100 COZ 10 q
Scutn Fc ...........O U3 OlO 600 q .
Ford and Rogers Wells ana Childress.
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busted himself with filling a corn.roA III.
~ say, joe" he said. with frlep5r r
cent Just you hop down and stssi h
front OF me TO keep the wind OF, Will
light this pipe"
~
And the night breeze sprang up n.
murmured, HAL the new woman -bshs;
she comes apacel Woman, once man. y
penor, now his equal.
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Detroit, Jnly p. -Gleasou's Wild pltcn
and Elberheld's hit to center In the ninth
inning brought In the only run scored to
Baltimore ........ 900 600 900 3 I 3
detroit .-n........ 900 coo Dol s 2
MeGnnity and Brcsnahan Yeager and
Cleveland, July PA close game was
ended by remarkable Incident today, for
when hit would have tied the score In
the ninth Inning the mighty LaJoie struck
ont and Philadelphia lost by a score of 4
10 atter out-halung Cleveland two "a one,
Cleveland ...... $40 100 OOs
fnliauelphlN ..-..,. 900 nO1 10 3 {1
scout ana Common; Frazer and Powers.
chlcsgo, July 2I.--rhe locals started out
by making seven hits and seven runs In
the first two innings Lewis replaced
Mitchell in the second and after that lllne
held the localS safe until the winning riin
WIS scored. Boston hnnched hits "a The
sixth seventh and eighth innlnns and lied
me score. Hartman scored the winning run
Mnen Lewis threw the ball nude w
right field bleachers Roth teams nelded
nicely. the work OF Meries and Snilivn,,
44eerdierlng on the sensational Attendance
SeoTe- n N a.
Chicago ....., 200 600 600 600 l. s ii =
Boston. ...... oo0 0Oi 30 OOO q 7 il Il
Nnllahan and SnllIyan;l Mitchell Lewis
Milwaukee July p. Milwaukee You'd do
nothing with Patten today, whj.s sparks
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Waco. Texas, July Chichester Il. Davis,
an expert dyll engineer from New YORK
City who mas been engaged to Investigate
inc cost of water plant FOR the city, has
wired Mayor Higgins that he is on his way
TO Waco ~ oil his contract some month";
ago the citizens voted 100000 for water
Plat 70 be awasd by tia city aAd IA.
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M. sIntlons ren,nerntl
Additions 10 nsvlor,. r,,,,l.

Waco reNas, July ~ AT a meeting q,
me trustees Or BAYLOR university this after.
neon Thomas u. nlckerson Of Columbus.
% was elected 10 INC char Of oratorr.
ana DE r \, Barrett Of waxahachie.
tNas. associate professor Of theolosv
lful X "A Hamilton and wife were elect
nail Tor next year. VA
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strengthened ana me ont with a challenge
play any club In the State. Tho Bells
.irr compu,cf n some ol The best players
ioday's Sa,fta i'cfioGst5n game neXt sun
day Address George Wilson, captain Bell
baseball club, Galveston
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Kidney disease is SO lnsldiy,suss e,tfs
often well developed before Wy
aware of It's existence. -,,r pala
BEWARE OF BAChA1hlh IN ~
the hack or lnins. no matlH ~ ,lrh (
should always he needed o. MY 81
Of ten they are indications .neb
ANY irregularlty In tue '..orrsi
excess or scantlncss. or llry s III
10 urinate. are nnfaillns arie
kidneys or bladder are eu1 a nj X Z
This class of disease shoHip soaf, 81
porized with Prompt anu 1aaE /
ment Is of grave impor1ahyrrAeisas
twenty Years career MS esrsI
licve thar have had n.y. otbg
with these diseases nan any hsU II
clan IN the United States, hsu
ed cases in every stage ansaefs
few cases which were III sopf
There IL always some speent "a 4
which requires skillful nssnefi : 4
explains why II Is useless % ~
perous disease to he cuttua ~ N
made medicine which Is tne SIT
case. "a
By giving each case cless X "a
study, | am enabled to IT., eiff
1uirement. / have made s on ~
attracted widespread ttepls.ge,os Il
which hnd advanced TO aa,,sesi. y.
NV original method Of us'r ~
most successful known, a " II
reaches and removes tne
ease.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. July n Eastern Texas
Generally fair sunday and Monday; light
Go fresh southcasterly winds
ORiahoma md Indian Territory Fair. con
timed warm sunday and probably Mon
day; Snuthcrly winds
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PIumhersI strike settled

san Antonio. Texas July 81 After being
Out for twelve weeks, the journeymen
plumbers signed up with the master plum
hers Friday, The men returned to work
Friday under the old conditions prevailing
previous to The dime when the trouble
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THE GIBSON GIRL.
Contract Between Her and the Steel En-
craving Lady

craving Lady,
caroline 1icknor in the Atlantic.
inc steel engraving lady SAT by the omen
easement, unon which rested one slender
arm Her drapery sleeve Tell back. reveal.
ing the alabaster whtcness Of her hand
ara wrist Her glossy, abundant hair was
smoothly drawn over her cars. and ono
rose nestled in the coil Of her dark
locks
suddenly heavy step was heard upon
me stair slight blush mantled the
s'sstei engraving lady's cheek. '''s
,rhaa h tnat be ResinaldT' she said.
ne door new open, and on the thresb
o,d stood the Gibson cIrl ~ H''S"'
s,n EAG,uase me for dropping In upon Won
s elnh Sa down MIR INA $lght nod tossing golf
see We been appointed TO wrlte . nou or
e sc,, e ,S types, and I am anxious To
SSir1hpe acquaintance with you"
., ~ ~ S'eSEengraylng lady bowed n tribe
with dignity "'en' she sAlh'
q. FhG cr Gibson girl dropped into low cnalr.
X" raussel one knee over the other, then
III, proceeded IN Inspect the room whist
LUZ meahN hle snatch from tho lost
hcnvv S Sp,sl she wore short skirt ana
fr4Nat anu yest, and q broad -hrimmad al
u, ilnled Jauntily upon one side
rs mr. S'a6sed quite axedly at the fair occu
auu OF the apartment, who could with az
u.uIly conceal her evident ANNOYANCE
Dear me, you're inst ~ sig,, 49,
StneEe9l as any OF your pictures she re
a. nisFael speculatveiy. You need fresh
band fhn exercise; and see the color of NV
hE1maus and face beside yonr own" ny
re steelengraying lady glanced at her
avis ana shrugged her shoulders.
~
MNen She sun set the steel.engraving
Ibsa{a might have been seen again seated
esTs u g, sne open easement. Her taper An,
49, hgnt Touched the strings Of ber gn mi
W. as she ,ummed a low lullaby ONE
o ervlf sac heard a step upon the stair and
,6sel "salh me color mantled her damask
ss es ahd ardent figure came swl9tly toward
IA az, ne cropped upon one knee. as IN 10
tnS her aaSStsa,sge 70 mis- fair one and. rails
ny queen, my lady love Ups ""ispereu'
ssstsa a, THIS moment the Gibson girl was
beetss XII renee swinging her heaTy
~ athlsue yeoth beside hsr
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BoIlsi ChaIlenoe

Galveston, Texas. July 2T.-rhe Bell base,
bali club Of Galveston has been materially
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Cafag'E'h

The cause exists in the blood In
what causes inflammation Of the
mucous membrane.
II is therefore impossible to cure
the disease by local applications,
1t Is positively dangerous TO neglect
II. because It always affects the stom-
aeh and deranges the general health,
and is likely TO develop into consump-
iion
Many have been radically and permanently
ssrsd By Hoods SarsapArilla- II cleAnsss the
blood and has peculiar Alternative and tonic
eject r. Long. California junction. Iowa.
writes; :" ] had catarrh three years. lost my
uppetite and could not sleep. Myhead panied
me and | felt bad all over. took Hoods
61xsRpArilia and now have a good appetite.
sieep veil. and have no symDtens Of catArrh."
FOODS Sas-sapar'iSka
Premises TO cure and keeps the prom.
Ice. Il is better not to put of treat.
snsns osv Hoods today
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nEsn1tRcEs.

Loans ana dlscounts ........., S19,l61 50
cnred .,,........ II .296 II
T. \ bonds 10 secure circulation 10000 %
prenl1,ns ON n : bonds 3.3T5 90
Exnense account ........ 1.720 AZ
% aS Sfrs nous PARLIAMENTARY. u''.'u 3,712 o.
Due from National Banks mot
reserve agents. ...,.......... 2l6,S0o 40
Grs '." 9.".e 'a"ns "nr o" 2t7e2 "a
agents "rp'o' 57.I39 r.
Exchanges for clearing house 14262 7S
Notes Of other National banks. 1880 90
Fractional paper currency, nick
els and cents ..............,. ~ IL
Lawful money reserve In bank,
viz
Specie ,$16.721 90
iFgaI tender notes. 10000 90 Sc. 72t 90
q
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S543 AIS 40
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New Orleans. July -. McDeyitt the
mau who was released by New, orleans
because he could not hit made a home
run when man was on base and won
tho game for Blrmiugham New ONcaus
had an of day at the bat and In the held.
Score II IL Il
birmingham ........O 10 500 O.2 II 4
New orleans ......Oti 600 lOi- Il q
Wilhelm aud Culver, From and Wayne
nud Abbott
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Philadelphia, Iuy % Tho home team
won two games from Brooklyn today ny
close scores, eleven innings being required
TO decide the first game. Attendance 20,
o0O.
Score First game II II q
Brooklyn ...... con o0i 0OO 90 ! . q
Philadelphia .... 100 ono mo Oh . .
Donovan and FWrcll; nrh and Jock
Htsch.
Score Second game II II r
brooklyn ..,........iiO OO1 600 3 3 J.
philadelphia ,n,., olO Ol0 lol.- 4 10 O
Newton and Mcclure, Dugglcsby and
Mcfarland,
Chicago, July Of Chicago scored nine
runs today and eight singles and what
was undoubtedly the worst exhibition OF
misplays, seen here this season. Attend
ancc lluO,
Score n II n
Chicago ....,.....,. Ola OtO iOt . s I
Cincinnati ,..,...... 500 ONO 900 3 IS g
Taylor and kahoe Hahn and Bergen,
St Louis, July - Pusbrg romped
away with todoys game before 5000 fans
because o. rnuk neldng 10y the locals
Eight errors arc charged and there were
many instances of poor Judgment
store r II II
ST. Louis ....... uUA OeO OG2 s
ltlSburg ..,....,..1l1 100 OIL q 3
Sndhon and Shrcycr; Tannehill and Hlm
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District Averages

Not included IN means.
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Milwaukee, July 81. Milwaukee GOULD do
nothing with Patten today While sparks
The oasis., 1901-04-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inhamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it's entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the luflama. ton can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever: nine ca,e- out of ten are caused by catarrb, which is otbing but an intiamed con ditiun of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (cau-ed ty cAlarrh) that canno be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars, free
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The oasis., 1901-04-06

Thursday Nogales was visited by Hon. Floyd R, Wilson of New York, president of the American Gold x Copper Co, which now owns the Columbia Shelter al Patagonia, and a number of very valuable mines in the vicinity of that thriving plice Mir. Wilson is gentleman well known ;n eastern financial circles, and he has associated with him men of strong financial standing IL Is their inten- tion Co bring all their Arizona prop critics to the highest point of produc- tion During the day MT. Wilsyn cali ed at THE OASIS office, and m the course of conversation he said the Columbia shelter will he blown in next month
The oasis., 1901-04-06
BoiIers for Sale In sonora.

One 50 horse power boiler aod one p horse power boiler for sale cheap. Also one Frue vanuer machine, new and iu perfect order aud two pumps. Located one mile from Llano station on the Sunora R. R at San Francisco mine. For particulars address Super intendent of San Francisco mine, Llano, Sonora. tf