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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14
BUSINESS NOTES.

Grangar,, Texas, February 12.-The Arm
Of McCartY & benson, doing general
drug busiaess and composed of j. I. No
Carly ana j. h. benson, has been dis
solved, j.. B. Denson selling his Interest
TO j. T. McCarty and son, Silas Nc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14

Il was tn.iaSe 10 plant seeds AMI quite
difficult TO obtain plants and many
feared ehey NlA 20; mature. bN tha
season proved protitlous ana mos, q, tie
islanders viii soon have hundreds OF hac
cabhages 10 turn into money
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14
Maritime Exchange Election.

Galveston. TexsS, February IA
the election of the directory Of the CAL
weston maritime exchange the following
were elected IS officers forot5e ensuing
year:
President. B. Adoue; vice president, w.
A. M,Vl:ie; Jre.surer George ssa,y;
secretary, George Anderson,
Executive comm!ttee-B. AGoue, W, a.
MoVitio, j. Mol,er, D4niel Ripley. l.
BIGGER
Customs OF the port Moler, W. A.
McVt;ic. J, C..rk, E, F. Newpg, Charles
T Bye-s.
On abuse to trade--Dsuiel Ripley, 4.
HoH. W. +. Peers. Charles Fowler J. II
w. Steele
Aulitiug-w, F. Beers, j. Clark.
Legislatl Nil. l.. z5iglor j Mollcr,
". II. Beers, Char'es Fowler, r. II sage.
Adwsory--J. Ii, LanTbehn A Holt
ARBITRATION " 4. McN!tle. j. Mailer,
A. Holt, T. f New!ag. R, L. Heain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14
4exIa Matters.

fe9tGary la,-The fir /
"a water this seas,an is a
mas been falling at inter-
week AMI 10 consequence
at a stands III. Tae rail
XII tp-yeag old son Of Mr.. J.
hflag uear town, was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14
BUSINESS MATTERS.
Dankrnrtcy Mntter.


Galveston, Texas, February s.-The
following petitions in bankruptcy we're
'iled in the United States circuit clerks
ofice today.
Gus Caroile OF El Campo. Wharton
c1inty. petitions to be declared a bank
bankrupt Schedule A shows liabilities
as follows:
Tom Padgltt, Waco Texas. ON ao-
W. 7. Rowe, Austin, Texas, on ac-
count ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AS IS
Fad1oek, Hawley Co.. St. Louis.
on account Observation-Disclosures. 9i is
Bering-corte & Co. Houston, on
account go. Observation-Disclosures. Ill 30
X Frank. San Antonio on account III s.
Tension Brothers, Dallas. note 49,. As 80
GieSlg. Houston, on account ... Il 30
Schedule p shows assets as follows:
stock OF goods, wares, merchandise. con-
sistins Of saddles chains. hardware, lea h
er, etc, OF probable vslue Of $500 Notes
and accounts of about $1,000.
Exempi property; One horse, one bug
gy, household aud XII ichen furniture
lois Nos. and 6 in block NJ. in
ne town ot VI Campo, "a with his
residence is oa.,t and on wAlcl h resi- iss
'fiei' no lasH4l2t al NIlcI ne ClAL us LOI
his homestead as exempt pgop-rty.
John w Johnson, residing in Houston
Texas, also pc lions to he declared
oenkrupt. In he.ule A he states thare
are no creditors to be paid in full or
10 whom priority is secured b. Land
In schedule 'Ai" he states there are
No creditors holding securities.
In schedule "A3" he states the credl.
tors whose claims are insecure. all Of
Oh nh t,.
Texas, are d. w. Jackson, Wei
mar; Mrs. Sarah E. Stafford, Column
bus; Mrs. Connie Byers, Columbus u oseph
Stafford, Columbus Carrie Stafford. now
Mrs J. A, Hobart, Columbus; to.al in
debtedness $4,000, and in crest from No
vember 1895 at 6 per cent per annum.
Assets none; no exempt property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14

+ MH-s ~~Ns
"a aehe 10 sailais doctors
sna al use. Merely s, ID
Eisoslie@s ana the Tee a,
loaf any COS, 10 yol WI.
a Ell know1 coalsI r.
III npsuTed te cas- NJ eI
III ket.- partly made .up
'Gss ,as anger OF an S9c =
ae Greatest u good ,uss NJ
III, Isahol. lie S now cured
Il ned Or. RISES me N.
Nv. rid noe lose a dsy on
fane fshantl aud fTisnds
49,, n, Mime ota and Iowa
frs ltul fact that this reTnarka-
me and 1 certainly irel
% tel other ruptured peo.
+. ~ neeat ~ my axps zen S se' .
bo. - Cedar Rapids Iowa. al
Person ought u ns II
In, uisl Of this met, n thst
dsnser. opsratioa ..r an
VII e Begin now andsia 4
a never know you had hsen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14
A STRANGER SU,ClDED
u 'fsc MAYNARD Of San Antonio Died al
Galveston IrOm Poison.
'aAl SQuADSoo IS BADLY WAIVED
A Delegation VIII Go to Au,t,p ,o
"ppose the Commission BiiI-a
Thcntcr is in Prospect.

"aiVes'on. Texas. February is.-Thls
'Venns st anger fell In convuls.ons
neaf he nte section Of Avenue AMI
! 'hirtieth stree and died in few mia
ut's' gentleman w1o VS. passing ca
Vhe opposite side G; the street noticed the
sNapser s;ca and EGt letter the mail
pcA' lie tten to-k bottle out OF his
POCKET, drank par, OF It's conterts. drew
knife, "hi0h he attempted TO cpvn. Dat
was sei5ei VITA convule.sns and fell be-
lore be succeeded. Tns gentleman has
| 'ened to assist the stranger. and wnen
'uo convu sions passed sked him his
name Inc strange sad Geo ge. bu.
D. lore he could. pronornce the remainder
q as name he VS. in the throes OF an
g'ne' c-nNul ION. Finally, between his
cen Lls.ons. he eaSped cut tina. mis- name
was re re Ma. ma d that b 9 rel4ttves
AVel ii San AGtoniy, and Blat nc was
ON SIZED g. run away from hone. He
ca Tore meAicai aid could re ach him
re eJn was una an 81. h ounce
. 'sl- s;y hn ns, 1nly d SIN IL pr
o. tie po son ea;a ming. $3.50 a
p~W2 >! ke 10! god watca wh.ch
p bal receive So, knights OF Pythiis
ton mi eth efflc S, wi u were
turned ov,r q Coroner Berry. wno ren-
cred We c tina the mans death was
sci b, 81 ychnlae poison taken with
vi idal in'e4t. TIE deoe-seI is ABOUT 35
"a ID five eet four i'cnes in heislt,
v igas abcu 1876 onde, with shcri
g ipe RI b own b own eyes,
heavy ght brown nous ache AMI hal on
b ok diasCna coat ard vest and darS
IA is, His remars a at the city ~
ut kar's ana VIII be held until his
litiends in San Antonio are hea d from.
To Quote Cotton Seed Products.
Galveston. Texas, February 13.--In
view Of the large volume OF business
done In cotton seed products the Gsl-
weston cotton exchange and board OF
trade has under considers ion the post
ing of this dty 10 the same man
ner 40 Il now handles cott5n. grain and
VOL, ranking 1t in importance second
only to cotton. This proposed ncres cd
facility vii .ncur al additional expense
OF about $500 per year in the matter o,
telegraph tolls alone and to ascertain {,
the dealers in cotton seed products are
sufficiently interested in the matter 20
bring L 10 fruitlon. Dr.. Young. secretary
OF the exchirge, has addressed a letter
10 every cotton seed exporter In the
United States apprsing them of the in
tep;lqns CT re exchange In this regard
ard inviting them TO affiliate with the
Galveston exchange 10 order TO make the
matter a. success.
II will depend upon the replies received
Just what viii be definitely done In the
premises.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-14

81 Refers and Overcoats, q M
SIS Top Coats, Overcoats and Q llfl
Refers for Boys and Children =. J.VV
81 Overcoats and Top Coats, sizes A en-
4 to lo-some sizes missing .-... fsJU
So and 50 Overeoats and Top Goats for
Boys and Young Men, medium, E flfs
light and heavyweights ...... J.UU
SO Boys and Young Mems Z nh
Overcoats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VsUW
$3.50 Boys Overcoats 7EO
s 4edu soyi to- ovefeoa's 1000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06

W SALONIE BRACI
GR1ESEL y Winonie Y bloku
Pekera, ze wsxYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w najwiecej piws
1przedaia. ; csego wynika,
le piwo go6ciom tn pcdawa.
ne, jest jaknaj'epssem. w
gl6wnel sali go stolY ! mnogie
krzesla, q nadto osobny pok6j
ola chcscYch siedsied osob.
no. Ludsi y tel. pc starokra]-
.kra;sku ursadsonei obersy
sawsze laa y ulu. iecs mimo
to ksfdy ssybko dostanie
|c.ego snlsda, j : sadowoleniem
~ychodzi.
Farmersy terax y cafem
mie6cie wygodniejszej gospodY
ME s,najdq, jsk Y Griesl6w, 3 y
polacsonej ich ! salenem
arocerni wssYstko moga kupit
8 ) niasta Ola kuchai ltotu
pg1~afnlfn.ssa MI:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06

Hso.ssa,osia ss1llhp.gl
.lasssytpss. ..g,..t. /. ~ i. s..
Askoryazo 5Ss;isdniu Mfdrcach.. Bar.
dso sajjtnuiyca'ii 1rpois .6ns po1,vi,ls+s,
. prowel.anlp "a 5mlert krtib.
wlcza D~yokleoysna wyhawis.
niu IS s,sdmiu rasy prsessmyI,.tI;-
COW Wydsnle move popgswlon+l
Cena-1O @. m,
Jan Uspi5pia czyli Sovisdrzat,
:siVnnY swege csasn trsfnIb;; lego
fiRlsl avantufY. Pnwle66 kos
! micsna ku rovrv'ws re lcE'ytelnikows
Wydanle move. popr&w,one, !
liczDYni obra1kaml. Cena dave
niei Is q. tsras tYlko. So. a. 9
Zakleta Dsie,oiico Z Brodq, osyli
CYrnhk zbawca. PrsygodY Her
trsma = zsmku. Nadzvycsai
ciekaweo opowiadan,e. 100
I.gbse1iiek ,lvooy Rswleld prssz sJu.
huass do Gastin. Tlomaczona :
francusklego (nads~Yosaj cis-
AAv4)' Gena. -. -. o ,. 9.
!; aesaaee'9 1000 n.e.e.ss2es3
cafe9o swlsta .......... ., OF
P.oroct.,o 1Gch.ld., K,t,o-ai
= s.hv IN. svh,sM. s M
80 49,.
HsstOsya 9 6rzeg0Txu, kt6rv
lat poAatowat, pr1YkQtYs pr1y
>''
Zy'c0t. Geao'os1y, powieS6 mloralna1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06
Ksiazki rozmalte.

K0ntyczki. -:Pastora}ki j ko-
czvn plosak1 weso}e ludu "
ezarle SWAT Bozeeo Narodzenla
20 domsch 6piewane......... Is
Mabwniczy opiis Polski osYli
oicsystego kraju,; 3 lic.@
neml obrazkami l mapa.. Zawiers
przeazio IS stronic... 80. So q :
Kieszomkowy SLOW max PoIsko-
/, ang,elsko-polski To-
prawny) uto&ony przez Antoniego
Psrysk,ePo wraz .,Esuka Wy
qq,o~y aae'elsfisj''. -. y CO..
Akeksandra Chodkki Slownik POLE
10 Angielski / Ang,elsko-Polskl
Y mocue) oprawi6 re zlooonenni
tYtul,kami. Cena... a. 90
iiosnki, Dumks l arye. nsro~
dove (oprawne).. ........... rs "a,
Wyb@ pie;ni narodowych, y kt6-
rym ~sns)duia s,e: dumk,. ssss.
marsze krskowiakl, malay,
p,esni potryotycsne, wojer .
h,storycine it'd. ......... :3OA
Lirn;k Polsks> Zawiera]sov 547
Dumek, Aryi, Krakow,ak6w i
p,osnek iudowych. w mncnej
oprawle, Cena..............75 Q
Bukset Piiesni Sw;atouych. 300
Gratulant o.az p,pso weselne de-
mlodzIehcow j dru1b6w. savie-
rsjaoy: ZaprosinY IA wesele -
OracYe weselue - Piosnki we :
selAe. Cena.............. 20 o
Zysooty Swiftych Pa*skich, po-
dug na1lepszYch zrodei wyjetych
; dsisl 01cow Doktorow Ko6ciola
sw. oprscowaue, : kolorowa kart3
tytufowa l smiu Kolorn~e emf obra-
ssmi. najoowsse wYdapie pana
Ksr6la M,arki, " Mikotowie, ia
S4I4sku (Aupeln,e inne ,.zYwoty
Ssl:tyoh", 1ak owe pofussrowaue,
Jake to dotsd spr1ednwsli rczmaic,
podr6za iqcy sg%-nci).... $500
AAas HsaorW N~aturolnei : log
uhrsxkannl ladzi, xwlerzat czwo-
roRolnych ptak6w, ryb. gadow,
oead6w it'd, : takstem Fellksa
Wermlnsklego.. !. rs ct.
Kstega e Porretami Kr0l6w Polskscl
Znwiera Al Obrax6w wleiko&ci
7x1o cali. Y kllku kolorsch
Zawiera tskie spa kr6low, lcl
ION i dziecl sras gl6wniejszyot
dat. chronologiosnYoh. Porlre'
kazdego kr6la lest pedsny ..
odds'elpym. RrubYm ksrton,e
brse6licsnie glansowanyn. Poo
kasitE I. e. 'portfatem .:est wYdru'
10 ss.s AesNiaAo, data urodxe
MIA EIilIe.sscl. lena q 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06
J AZ! 4 ! SI|'W''IATA1..

Il. .& y ..&I u S54 f.. .t#
dslennemu" pow { liza cenaur.
rosyjska 2rzedrukowat s,tyxu:
,D4iennika Poznah,kiego'', y
kt6rym wyra1one Jest oburze-
;nie@ns nies'yehany dsiejach
iwista cYwilizowanego:u kss mi
n'stra pruskiego kasujacY nau,
he jszyka polAxiego v sakla-
dach gimnasYalnych, - lynn
sposobems coras szersle koia
po.ua)a. jakiego jest rodzaju
kultura .pruska .My,sas :olerpli-
vie dotrwamy do konca wir6d
tycb saciekio6ci. i :prse6lsdo-
- van: ::** /
-. -. :*. ~
BERLIN 'l Minister: poest
Podbiel'ki podz'ekowal % ten
urs9d: :Nassepca jego sos:ai pan.
kraetke. ...a
BOERSKl general Dewet
oddsje Aoglikom wet "a wet.
Pouiewaa Anelicy po barba-
rzyh,ku psla i nissczs: fanny
Bosr6@, vice D. Wet sac1ai
i'm sic odwdzieczat pieknem "a
nsdobne i pal, angielskie far
my: budynki ! zbo2a. Obiecai
be "a ka1da zniszczonq przez
Anglik6w. farme .boerska, on
kate zniezczyd jedne f,rme
apgielska. Oko - okolo, cab
"a aab! Wojna sacze'a SIC zDow
bardzo o&ywiat j jest coras
zacielsza.
z TlENTSIN, W Chioach:
donosza, De " stronsch, po2-
bawionych .wojsk sprsYmlerzc-
nych. B 'kserzy aaczynaja poe
nosit g'owy. Jsden 2 m'syons-
ray zapewnia, 20 mad wielkim
kanatem toczyia sic znowu:
walka .miedzy B,ssera,mrli .
Ghihczykami. wysnsjacym,
Ware chrzeacian.ka.=
-O-
PETERSBURG Minister.
finans6w aprobo~ai , potwier-
dz,} ptsedlo4one mu przez in
&ynier6w plany 6udowy ks-
natu pom edsy morzem Karpi)-
skim i Clarnem. Kauat ten ma
miec dlugo6ei $50 Worst. .
rosetta budow7 wynio,a okolo
$500. 600. 900. Bedzie to ola
Rosyi po'u in'o~ei olbrzYmi
krok v kierunku 2csiepu
- Podo-
bno " S. bery', v okollcacb, y
kt6rych gtod naibardz'ej do
kucza} ludpo6a zeszlej zimY,
odkryto 1loto. z novel kopalni
wydobywaja u'iesieczoie no
wego kruszczu waltoscl 3OC
rubli. Poszukiwaose ziota ma
plywali " okollce, q rzad
OTTO ,zyl miejsca wojskiem ! ksz
demu zabron,ono posauk'wat
ziota.
PARYz. - G " " B srl,nit
prsyjmowauo goa:'nnis ftarcu.
skich o6oerow. minister WON,
general Andree wypo wledzia
" TroYes move ma te'na
odwetu na Niemcach q zab'a.
ME francuskich prowincvJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06
Ksiazki ~poWie6ciowe.

Pifkna Hsstorya Q Gerp!i.oej Aels-
NE, c6roe kl6la Antoniusza ce.
sarza tureckiego s KonstantY-
uopolA (Carogrodu, ktdra bedao
d dworu. p6kniej prIes 2 lata
plelgrzymniao wielkie utrapienla
lnedse cierpliwle ! meanie xno.--
si1a. COMMENCEMENT. 80. l5so Il
Historyo Q szlackdnsj Magstonif,
GORGE kr6la ! Neapolu / 8 Plo..
tire rYcer1u hTablm 70 o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06

| mel . ....ss..s $3.50. ~ .
Perty do Mbo&ehsssca, ksiatka
do nabozehstwa "a cze16 Nsj6w,et,
szej Fanny Mary Nisustajacej 20.
mocy, " paradnej oprawie. slote
brzeg,, ; okuoiem = sameo1-
KEN ;. 80
+: ..Anidt. Str6z, ksi4tka do nabo-.
teistwa Y osdobnej opraw,e, z
biale,ni ok}adkamisz ko6ci s}onio-.
wei, 81 zioconym brzegiem, :
klaInerka st6s'owna na
p:r*a:z . n, dla PAM 7: 75c..
Ani62 Stroll ". paradnej :opra-
vie Z czarnej sk6ry, : wytaoczo~
nym ma iek4adce* s4oconFm krsYs
tvkiem, ziocone brsegi. Z klamer.
100.
Ani61 Str6S ks,azka do :nabo-
zenstwa..d ola katollck,eJ mied1ieiy
" mniejszym fvrmacie v wsFa~
nia}ej .oprawie czerWone-
20 aksamltu, z Wytfoczonvm
na ok}adce zloconym- krzy&ykiem,
20 z}oconymi brzegami.... 400
Wianek Maryi (Wlanek ku
clc' Naj6wletszej Mary, Panpy) :
wYtiocsonyD obraxkiem no oklad-
CO Z zfoconYm brzeglem z zto-
oonym tyt1llkiem -. ....... $l.O0
Ia sama kslazka : okuciem j "a
neczkiem ...............1.26
Hyberek czyli kr6tki spos6b
nabozehstwa oods'ennego oprawnY
" droga sk6rke z o*uciem j kla-
merka ,sloaonym ~krzy4ykiem ma
ok}ados i slotym tYtuliklen 60 G
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dunina kei44'
ka do nabosehs.wa (Biskupka) "
paradne] opraTie. ze z}oconym
tytu}em s}ocone brzegl z okusiem
i klamra [dla ko%bie)..... 1915 :
Ks. Arcyb;skupa Duninu ksiaz-
ka do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) "
mocnej p'eknej oprawie 20 zioco-
nym brzegiem (dla koblet) $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06
a,.g5$ ss.sa ssG %s Ii .a.sf IA 800 MINI 5ssfFssS a
n K!i.S':'.IE. G. I 3,
s. .DE b ID <: !:
v Winona, MINI:
SD +, 5 street.

motna dosta6 rozmaite kg..4tki poll
skls. szozegolnie zas naste pujsoe:
FsIAzKI DO
NAEOZENSTWA
~ E+E nj
Big : .tobq. Ka.a4ec.ka Dc ma
b~ozenstwa dis .miodsletT ssk6l.
mel ......... go. ~ Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-06

Bank ten zorganizowsnI zostai
ma podstawle .praw Stanu Mime.
sofa. " dnlu 4 Marca 1876 r.
The oasis., 1901-07-20
s1oO Reward sIoOi

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreadful disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages aud that is Catarrah. Halls Catarrah Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrah being constitutional dis ease, requires constitutional treat- ment. Hall's Catarrah cure is taken internally, acting dire tly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the found- ationS of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The pr9prieturs have SO much faith in it's curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send fur list of testimonials.
 Address: +, J. CHENEY & Co,
 Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best,
The oasis., 1901-07-20

to tempt the ardor and try the nerve of the sportsman. And it is virgin ground for the hunter. Seldom or never have the echoes of the forest and canon been awakened by the crack of a sportsman's rifle.
 AS intimated herein Doctor H. 5. Sevey of Nogales, has secured the undisputed title to this great prop erty. His demesne includes a 'sitio' "a square league of land, upon which he contemplates an extensive series of improvements, which will make Agua Caliente one of the greatest and most widely known health resorts in the world. Doctor H. w. Purdy of Nogales is associat- ed with Doctor Sevey in this great enterprise, and the two gentlemen are taking steps to enlist in the un- dertaking heavy eastern capital.
The oasis., 1901-07-20
The New Drill.

Monday THE OASIS man was shown in operation at the shop of the Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Go. in Tucson, one of the new Leyner machine drills and air compressors at work. A big malpais rock which had been used in the drilling contest on the Fourth of July was ex. perimented upon and the drill went through it at the rate of four inches per minute. The best done with hand drilling on the Fourth was less than half an inch per minute,
 The marked features of the Ley ner drill are several. First the rapid strokes of the piston [about I ,ooo per minute] directly upon the head of the drill, give it great and direct driving force, the drill hole always goes true, and slips and faults in the rock cannot change its course, Second continuous stream of air and water down through the center of the drill into the hole forces out the drillings and keeps the hole clear, preventing its clog ging or interference.
 l he Leyner drill can be attached to any air compressor, and the same machine will run twice as many Leyner drills as any other,-a great saving in fuel and consequent cost.
The oasis., 1901-07-20
Whole No. 426

which cannot be beat" They have also Lyons High Ball Whis- key and many other brands of first quality goods in the wine, cordial and liquor line. Everything they manufacture and sell is first class, and in their representative they have a first class man.
 Mir. Raas will remain in Nogales few days and then go south, in- augurating tour in the interest of his house which will include the entire republic.
The oasis., 1901-07-20
Revisiting His old Home.

MT. A. c. Raas, formerly one the best and most widely known business men in Nogales. is again visiting the line city in a business way, and circulating among his old friends and acquaintances. After a long aud creditable com mercial career in Nogales. in the early history of the city, Mir. Raas removed to the Indian Territory, some eight or niue years ago. and there successfully conducted a large
 business. Sellingto good advantage he located in Galveston about three years ago, where he was engaged in lucrative and profitable business, which he was induced to relinquisb by the big manufacturing house of F.. C.. Lyons Co.,, of San Francisco, to represent their extensive and rapidly growing business in Mex ico, Central and South America. feing thoroughly posted upon the commercial law and customs of the Republic of Mexico, and the other republics further south, and enjoy- ing wide acquaintance among the business men of Mexico, together with a complete command of their confidence, MT. Raas would be a valuable man in any line of business in those countries; and the Lyons Go. have found him particularly so.
 The E. c. Lyons Co. of San Francisco, so capably represented by MT. Raas, is one of the pioneer m CT cantile and manufacturing houses of the Pacific Coast, dating away back in 1852, now nearly a half century. It manufactures high grade cordials, bitters, pure fruit juices and pure fruit brandies, and deals iu high grade wines and whiSkies, all manufactured under the supervision oI the United States government, (under bond) strictly for exportation. This house is the sole owner aud proprietor of the celebrated Walnutine, and Royal Flush Whisky, the latter a name well deserved, for it is a brand
The oasis., 1901-07-20

Cut this out and take it to L. w. Mix & Co.'S Drug Store and get box of Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets. The best physic. They also correct disorders of the stomach. Price 9 cents.
The oasis., 1901-07-20
AcoNcHIHor SPRINGS.
A Wonderful Region Abounding in Hot Min
 eral Waters of Great Curative Value.

hS dh SdiiNhNNt iN6 iOA VI health giving mineral waters, sit- uated in a wild and picturesque canon on the east side of tue lofty Aconchi peak, about league west ward from the town of Aconchi, has long been famed for the cur ative qualities of its waters, and for more than two hundred years the afflicted have resorted 10 tue place to be healed. The title to the property, now in the hands of Doctor H. S. Sevey of Nogales, a confirmation by the new state of Sonora, in 1855. of title pre-exist- ing, reciles that the title confirmed dates back to the year I7I3-II8 years ago; and long before that time the healing powers of the waters were known; and the stone walls erected to impound the waters at some remote time to which tradition goes not back, bear every evidence of great antiquity.
 The Agua Caliente caiion opens into the valley of the Sonora river opposite Aconchi, and it is a short and very pleasant ride or drive across the valley and up the caiion to the springs, which are hot and cold, the latter being of pure soft water without medicinal properties, which comes out of the solid rock at the head of the caiion. The formation is solid granite, traversed by dykes of slate aud quartzite which have a pitch of about 45o The hot water comes 10 the surface at the upper edge of the quartzite dyke, along which il has doubtless raised from great depths. The cold springs emerge from the upper con tact between the slate and granite.
 Of the hot springs there are two, about quarter of a mile apart. The lower one IS near the bottom of the canon, and flows in strong stream of about fifty miners in- ches of water, without increase or dimlnution of the flow from one years end to another. The water is very hot, reaching almost to the boiling point. It is impregnated with iron, sulphur, magnesium, potassium and soda in a combina- tion which imparts most valuable medicinal qualities. In the remote past big swimming bath was created here by erection of a solid wal of stone aud cement, seventy five feet long, seven feet high, with end walls which terminate at the side of the caion about thirty feet away. The outlet at the base can be closed by gate filling the re- servoir and making pool seventy five feet long, about twenty feet wide and six feet deep, the bottom gently sloping from the side of the cafon to the front wall.