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FARMS in ARKANSAS.
The Census Bureau Gives Out the Fig-
ures Concerning Their Value.

JUS NlOTTNDTTHTTH wv F"F'9N'
Washington, March 2l-fhe farms Of
Arkansas, June l. 1900, aggregated iTSeats
in number and S135. Isl. 40 In value, With
Total products IN fs,g OF STa,640, 40. accord
Ing 10 the census reports on Agriculture. or
the total farm valuation - per cent rep
resents the buildings aud Is per cent the
land and improvements other than bu'in-s
ings.
The value Of farm implements and ma
chinery was SSTJO.0iD0. and livestock ~Sl.-
4S3.TT1. The total value Of farm properyF
in 1900 was s1Sl.ilGOOi.
OF the total value OF farm prodncts
1850 almost 20 per cent reprcsents the raias
OF animal products and "a per cent eFeps'
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dag from employing Chinese sailors under
$1,000 for each offense
rhe main argument leading to striking
ont tho provisions WAS that American shlps
on the Pacific compete With English and
japanese lines AMI that the latter ships
would Indirectly receive a great advantage
In continuing the employment ~ Chinese
al $50 per month, whereas the American
ships would have to pay about $50 per
month for white sailors
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pplcNidteu 10 LINK.
The second, who arrived n 49,, ,y,s
christened Ulysses Simpson Grant Tin
belts This was too long. so neonIe
called him Club.
The third was of the Vintage of tss
and his name went into the Register
as Chester A. Arthur Tibbets hut in
the interest of Euphony he was dubbed
Art, because Art is Long.
The Tibbetts Family lived in the citv
and Link, the hrst-born, enjoyed all the
Advantages Of Life in an Apartment
Building. He went to a Graded School
and picked up so much knowledge that
at the age of - he could set his Pa
rents down in front of him and tell
them Things they did not know. At IA
he was so far along that he knew how
TO lie in Bed and have his Mother bring
his Breakfast up to him. He went to
Dancing School and learned to play all
the "Pinafore' music on the I'pright
Agony Box. Sometimes he chided Mr.
and Mrs. Tibbetts for not having as
much Money as many of the People he
met at Dancing Parties. He had about
as much Application as used-up Por-
Gus Plaster and he worried more about
his Complexion than he did about his
Business Prospects.
Mr. ribbetts gave him a Desk at the
Office and called him Assistant Some
thing. His duties consisted OF looking
at the Clock and writing Notes to the
Gazelles he had met the Night before.
It he had been set out on the Pavement
and told to Root for himself it would
Link was what they called Lobster
lie had an eneryating Effect on Boys
heir own Conceit.
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s.ssion Of East Tesas Truek eroIw..eTT.s-.

Jacksonville. Texas. March =. rhe East
Texas Truck Growers sssocia'ion met mere
YESTERDAY and oda, Thor we're present
-, siyiv delegates representing .ogtX
49, l,,-,i associations ~ l. Hodges ~
i..t son,iiIe vas elected president and w
n nick secretary. sfaDy dues'icns n 10
terest 10 the growers Vas discussed snd
,r,rortspi committees appoin'sd Ado Jned
~ meet In Athens IN September.
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eELoNe no Ia uNLrgo srArEs

That Is Attorney General Knor's Decision
AS to Porto Rico Public Lands
Washington. March % A decis'on by
Attorney General Knox announced today
holds that the public lands IN Porto Rico
formerly belonged TO Spain and, by virtue
Of the treaty OF Paris. now belong "a the
United States. The opinion was rendered
on the request Of the secretary Of tho IN
terror
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CHINESE shILoRs.

The Provision Prohibiting Their Employ
uent by American Ships Struck Out.
Washington, March - BY an 5lnost
unanimcus vnie Inc house committee IN
foreign affairs has struck out of the Mitch
en-Kahu Chinese exclusion biIl. the para
graph prohibiting ships nylng the American
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still Keeps Il Up.

During period of poor health SONS
time age gol trial bottle o. DeMitSs
Little Early Risers, SAYS Jnstice-oi'tnss-
u took them ana they did me 80 maea
good / have used them ever since sure.
reliable aud gentle, DeWltt's Little harly
fisers neither grippe nor distress bat stirn-.
I'1ste ~, liver and promote reghlpr aud
easy action OF the bowels
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THE GRtDIRoN CLUB.
senator Hanna Entertained The OreRni-
yafiNn al IA NppeF

Senator Tan0a tntcrtancd NC Vf9anl-
cation at a Dinner.
Washington, March D. Senator Hanna
gave dinner tonight o. the Arlington 20
the Gridton club The senator has been
a guest al every GrldIron dinner since he
has been IN Washington and the arair to-
night was 70 got tho members 81 tho club
together to acknov lodge the many "ruasts''
that ne has received pr thelr hands am,
as he says, ITO play return engagement
II was attended only by members NJ the
club who took occasion no hoe thar the
senator did not escape hsiuc placed on Tho
grldron, oven though no we're tho host
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no INvApE lie PHILIPPINEs.
San Francisco Capitalists Said to Be Try
ina to Organize Colonlsts.

san Francisco, March 22,-Enorts are
helng made By a number Of Local capitalists
10 take advantage Of the low railroad rates
from the East and send a number Of col
onists to Manila. The projectors of the
enternrise hope to get up rush 70 the is
lands that will equal II not eclipse the
rush 10 the Northern gold nelds.
As soon as the legislation relating TO the
isiauds nov pending before congress Is
HnsIly passed Wholesale descent will be
made Oh fhe Islands. Il Is the expectation
~ The promoters that the land laws of the
I'nltsd States will be applied 20 the Islands
and that thousands Of idle acres will be
Allied with American farmers and miners.
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Parents decided to ship him out to the
Green Fields and keep him there until
he had developed a t hsractcr Mr. aud
Mrs Tibheits knew that all the Men %
Sterling Worth mentioned IN Political
Biographies had been raised on The
Farm. They figured that if hub could
bc left IN the Country TO run With the
Live Stock he would grow up 10 he
Sturdy and self reliant Character, With
no hankcrug for Soda Water and the
Nilitar, Schoti>rhc.
Therefore hub was scut out TO live
With Uncle labey Ouackenbush All Ag
ricuturist who rvned $50 Acres and
was still wearing the Army Overcoat
The lioverrmeu' had given bum when
The War broke out. hub slept on
Feather Tick up m Room where they
had Seed Corn hung ON the Rafters.
Uncle labe, would yank him out at $50
6, NJ and keep him IN the Field until
early Candle lghtiug. 50 that usually
he had two Meals in the Dark on
Sunday hc and the Hired Hand would
st in tho Hay Now and read Alma
macs In the Winter he attended q Dis
irict School and learned 10 hound Pat
sgouis but he did not go 70 any de
mctaliaiue Shows OF learn to pick up
flip Slang
When be was 8 he seemed to be past
the Danger Period. so Uncle Jabez
took him to the Train and told the
lt,qrtoe gb9' 10 put him of ON
b,rts =, 4bn C., he L,,,oL. az,
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WHAT CUICAGO MEN SAY.

Chicago, March 2a.-Willum Hbbsrd,
president Of the Hubbard, Spencer. Bartlett
A Co. of Chicago, could not be reached to-
night and A. G. Bartlett. the vice president.
is IN Arizona. Charles III Conover, secre-
tary of the concern. said he did not believe
there was any truth in the report regard
ing a combination.
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sstryHes, Misses Tilne Amsler. Emma
were, chrlstened. '"'"' h"Vt'e
c, meN W. A. Bowen, general agent OF the
Shristian Advocate Of Dallas, is here in
Ine interest OF that paper. and will preach
AZ tAs Methodist church Sunday morning
ana night, He is very able pulpit speak,
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whst Ruined Him.

Judge. i,..-.xkss " =
Western milslop drc suppose wv ~
Isvzsis Freddie No. sir, lived in Li39,s
an' as All me friends get meILi@ no9t
three dozen times apiece J wcrt en.t%
,hayiu' eat glass al, citte<NsIt tpt 49,
din presents.
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NOT YET SETTLED.
The United Mine Workers Have Adjourn.
ed 10 Meet Again Monday.

shsmokin Pa. March - Difference OF
opinion on matters pertaining te,the wage
scale prevented huai adjustment loday
~ The convention ~ districts Nos l. and
q. United Mine Workers. After heing 10,
session Tho convention adjourned 10 meet
Monday
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NEu YORK Former secretary " NJ
Trsasrry Gage has reformed froe hrrf
vaeation IN Florida and shortly MI rake
IN his duties IS pTesidept of The United
states Trust company.
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It's a Pity
To Say NO
Any Sick One Wrongs Himself When
he Fails TO Get Ny Book.
NO MONEY &c MANTEn
NO MONEY is WANTED.
To Say mo"

Tell mo the name Of NJ will mail the book that
IA needed. ~ 80 ''.
That Is all ask--just postal cara
learning how "a curc chronic ,orho.
and should know learned
Then think You take the treatmen,
az risk. ~
viii send with the book druggist bot
Ties Dr. Shops Restorative you take n for morn.
then 1t succeeds the cost falls win p,y YOUR
druggist myself - 49,
will leave the decision to you.
"uO"t that oner
remedy that a h.x.
nj -
ncredulcus prejudice deter ron R.n.rh.r
that health Is stake and a
what
Ny Restorative Strengthens other
WIN
nor the organs
bring back the which all vital or.
II an engine weak it more steam That
what more poucr: NOR.
do dut
That is why sdcceed where other treatments fail,
Sometimes fail often. cause Inc
impossible.
In the treatment to over
100000 sci like these that
50 psid It.
There 20
permanently fall m he loser
Those who need help, and who hcmseve
injustice
simply ,Op want BOOK No on Tho H
sheer $40 Book 30 Tor Women '
Racine Book 10 on Rheumsti.% 8'
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street a Il, KiesilnE 500 Malta '"
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''N'N'N'WNNN'v'wNiwp
The Modern Fable Of the .
Experimental Couple :
and the Three
Offshoots. :

Wife had three Sons The Abraham Lincoln TA
:. bern 1862 His name was promptly abbreviated to Link.
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ana 1851 ms " out OF the Window When he
sne sounded like owd coming
nm hmser.
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Habit
nd made Fl Superficial and Wise their
the hi
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~ tlm ma Coyer % ~ tbe Ne.sb-
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Matinee Habit so his
The oasis., 1902-02-01
STREET SCENE IN HERMosTLLo.

Mir. Bert Monteverde has bought La Cantina Central, opposite the Banco de Sonora, and increasing the we'll won popularity of that very popular place of resort.
 Colonel W. P. Harlow has leased a portion of the premises formerly occupied by the Banco de Sonora, and will fit up the same for his res idence, with an office in front. Mrs. Harlow and Master Carl will arrive from Colorado next week, and then the Colonel and his es- timable lady will be at home. Their new location is one of the finest in Hermosillo.
 The city has purchased the prop erty formerly occupied by the building of la Torre de Babel, the big store of Roldan < Honradi, des- troyed by fire some months ago, and the ruined walls have been demolished, extending the limits of the little plaza which the fine of the Banco de Sonora faces, making it a very slightly location. The entire "plazuela" is being paved.
The oasis., 1902-02-01

Saturday last Don Miguel Gan
 dara, head of one of the most pro-
 minent families in Sonora, and one of the most respected citizens of Hermosillo committed suicide at his Rancho Zacaton, about thirty miles from Hermosillo, on the road to Rayon. The gentleman was afflicted with dementia from which he had previously made two inef- tectual attempts upon his own life. He had but just returned from Los Angeles, California, where he had been taken for a course of treatment, which had been sup posedly beneficial. With his son-in- law, Mir. Miguel Gaxiola, the gen. tleman had gone out to the Rancho Zacaton, and had been there but a short time. A servant had been told to watch him, but the atten- tion of the man was diverted for a moment when Mir. Gandara took a rifle, standing in a corner of the room, placed the muzzle under his chin and discharged it. Death was instantaneous. The remains were brought into Hermosillo the same night and buried Sunday.
The oasis., 1902-02-01

Mir. H. H. Douglas, manager of the Guadalupeana mine, near Te- coripa, who was into Hermosillo this week, reports everything out there as progressing satisfactorily The building and the new hoist are approach ng completion, and everything is in good shape,
 MT. Max Marks of Hermosillo. has been out on business trip through the interior of Sonora, going first to Suaqui Grande, and then beyond the Yaqui river. Last week the gentleman was at Tri- nidad. He returned home We'd nesday.
 MINERS WANTED: Two Hun dred miners and laborers wanted at the mines of the Yaqui Copper Company, beyond the Yaqui river near Suaqni de Batuc. Wages $2.00 per day for miners and $1.50 for laborers. Apply to w. P Har- low, in the old bank building at Hermosillo, or to c. A. Kayser at the mines.
The oasis., 1902-02-01

FfAt Guaymas Mr. c. D. Taylor, formerly supply agent for the Son ora railway, who has recently
 opened an agency for foreign man ufacturers, is doing a fine business. Beside several eastern houses the gentleman is agent for the Arizona & Sonora Manufacturing Company of Nogales, and for Roy x Titcomb.
 The new shaft of La Dura Mining Company, near La Concentration, is now down 400 feet, and the new hoisting engine, with new boilers, etc., is set up and in operation. The hoist has a capacity for sink ing to a depth of 12O0 feet, and the shaft will go down to that depth as rapidly as possible
 Mr. George Hortigan, roadmaster for the Sonora railway, who has been away upon leave of absence two months, has recently returned to duty and Conductor Jack Wood rum, who filled his place, has re- turned to his run. During his absence Mir. Hortigan visited Los Angeles and San Francisco, in California, and San Antonio, Texas.
The oasis., 1902-02-01

Last week General Luis K. Tor res, commandant of the first milit- ary zone, went to Torin, his head quarters.
 Mir. H. H Douglas, manager of the Guadalupeana mine, out near Tecoripa, has been visitor at Hermosillo this week.
 MT. Fred Becker, formerly of Nogales, is fitting up new saloon in the new Ulloa theatre building, and another across the street there from.
 Tuesday Mrs. $. R. D. DeLong and Miss Lillie Sh:bb of Tucson, were visitors at the Sonora capital. Wednesday the two ladies return ed home.
 Mr. Leocadio Escalada of Noga- les, who has been at Hermosillo several weeks on account of poor health, is this week very greatly but not entirely recover ed.
The oasis., 1902-02-01
HERMOSILLO NOTES.
A Collection of interesting Items from
 the Capital City of Sonora.

Mir. Ramon Moreno of Nogales was in Hermosillo this week.
 Mir. Harry Lewis is over in Lower California on a business visit.
 MT. Mcdonald superintendent of the Zubiate mine, has been in Her mosillo this week.
 Mir. F. $. Stevens, manager of the store at Zubiate, was at Her mosillo Tuesday.
 Doctor J. M. Matthewson, sur geon for La Dura Mining Company at La Concentration, has been visitor at Hermosillo this week. Wednesday he went to Guaymes and today be return home.
The oasis., 1902-02-01
SONORA SETTINGS,
In 4 Crist of News From the Great State
 Across the international Line.

A fiesta will begin at Moctezums
 early next week.
 MT. J. G. Long of Patagonia ii
 at Guaymas enjoying the balmy
 gulf breezes.
 MT. J. A. Symonds superintend- ent of the Torres x Prietas rail
 way, met with the sad loss of his
 baby boy, ten months old, who died on the 18th inst.
 It is reported that Diego Moreno of Santa Ana, has sold his gold mine, out in the Altar district, for $50OOO0., and that he has received a cash payment of $50,000.
 Monday Mir. H. P. Durham, formerly superintendent of the Zubiate mine, returned to Sonora, and will engage in mining on his own account backed by heavy east ern capital.
 MT. Wilson Fisher from Tam pico, is the new Agent at Guay- mas for the Waters-Pierce Oil Com pany. The gentleman has been long with that company and is a first class business man.
 Messrs F. A. Hartmann and Armin Graf of La Dura Mining Company came in from California last week, and have this week gone out to the properties of their com pany, near La Concentration.
 The smelling furnace for the Mimbres Mining Company, whose properties are near La Barranca, has arrived at Torres, and is now in course of transhipment to the site where it is to be erected and operated.
 The Lady Calhoun Mining Co.,, a corporation in which are interest ed many people residing in Mar shalltown, Iowa, is opening some very promising mines in the Moe tezuma district, south from the town of Moctezuma.
 TIE OASIS is in receipt of the brief of Mir. J. Guillermo Domin- guez, the well known attorney, re- presenting the Cerro Prieto Min ing Company in it's litigation in the courts of Sonora against the Nogales Mining Comany. It is very able legal document.
 Tomorrow there will be a big base ball game at La Colorado, between the home club and the Guaymas nine. A special train will run from Guaymas to convey the big crowd which will go It will leave the metropolis at 7:3O a. m. Returning the train will leave Torres ? a. m. Monday. A big time is anticipated
 Mr. J. A. Naugle, manager for the Sonora railway, has recently received from Buffalo, N. r., a request by MT. George B. Preston, of the Emmanuel Baptist Sabbath School, for ninety ,wo copies of the little book, pub { ished some time ago, which was [ written by Mir. Allen T. Bird, l ,ditor of THE OASIS. The book is { o be distributed among the teach 6 ITS of the school. MT. Naugle com ,lied with the request.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
CONTEST NOTICE
Land once

Department Of the Interior United state.
Land once.
oregon city. ore. Nov z. 1902
n euhclent contest anldayu having LpeU
hlrl iu this Office by -. Smith contestant
against homestead entry 30 I9TIg m1de
Apfh 3D. 1900 for T.. a NV IA and Infs
hnd =, section 80, township b S. rHug.
-, hy John Kelly, contested. Iu which do
ia uItscd that contestant knows the Drr4.
'hI 'nIdlIluu of the sHWr- ulsu that tIn
-aIl JIhu Nelly lIs wholly abandoned said
.Ihr' ihul Doc haH changed DIS residence
N'ItIf'm Tor more than slN mouths since
Wahihs huid entry chat said tract D. mon
settled upon and cultivated Iy said party
D. required by lass fhat lr never Hf nuy
.'Nr resided upou -uid land aud made it hIs
.'II.. ana lluf HIId absence WIS NOT caused
Ilrus employed as Uu oMcpr private sDl.
'.'. ',Iyt on marine iu the ariuy or navy
L lhr United States during the war with
spain or during ans other war which fbe
ulicd states has been Ur ls now ENGAGED
DO. shid parties are hereby notified to au.
prIi, respond ana offer evidence touching
-ll allrenilou at lU O'Clock 70. m ON Bs
rmher lO, 1907, before county clerk of linn
nlulNr oregon, at Albany oregon. Hud
hat maj hearing Will Doe held at iu O'clock
i iu. on December 20, 1902 before tine
.'ekislrr ana Receiver at the United states
..and once In oregon city. oregon.
= ne 7ald contestant having I'M "a prouer
mlaYlt hled October a. 1902. set forth
acts which show that after due diligence
irfsonai service Of this notice can NOT be-
made q was ordered and directed that such
iollce DE- given BY due and proper publica
loh. IliAs Z. MOOKES. Register
GEO. w. BIBEE Receiver
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thieves. It Is certain that this fraudu.
lent timber business IS not going to
end in q farce. | 'havc ruretold the
department such farcial proceedings
from the hands of the present local
officers who had long ago shown sym.
pathy and had offered assistance to
the timber thieves. What can be ex.
pected If wolves are sent to catch
brother wolves in q shccp camp?
With J. II. Hall, Mr. Mays, his deputy.
has appeared before the grand jury to
prosecute the timber thieves. and on the
other side has appeared another Mr.
Mays, a brother of J. II. Halls deputy.
to defend the timber thieves. one
Mays is Hairs assistant. and the
other is a partner of c. II. Carey. the
Mitchell political leader. and bosom
friend of c. Thayer, the timber thief.
This Tillamook timber fraud. its
tarcial proceedings and the treacher.
Gus play Of the departments officers
in Oregon are notorious. and IL
would be really regrctable If Il should
become necessary to send a challenge
in the form Of an open letter to the de.
partment, and even to the President
OF the United States, signed by citi.
zens of Oregon, in cas-? that the ordi.
nary way of deccncy and Justice can
not prevail against the timber thieves.
the traitors in Office and the political
lootero. This public timber swindle
can not be covered up. nor be spirited
away through political strategem. A
dtsinterestod fearless and impartial
judge, like Judge Ross of California. n
fearless and impartial and independ.
ent prosecuting attorney of the type of
ID. Murphy Of Portland. j. II. Halls
predecessor In Office, are required to
handle these timber frauds to do JUS
tice to the government and to the pub.
lie. This communication is but a pre-.
clude. a copy Of which has also been
sent to Attorney General Knox.
The present proceedings of the de.
partment against the timber frauds i'm
Southern Oregon are pleasing to the
public here, If those proceedings will
not culminatc into a farce in the last
act.
The Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
is urged and promoted by a company
and a trust, the intent OF which beats
all records in the effect of doing harm
TO a country. II is a monster bear.
destroying the smaller bears thinking
that he owns Eastern Oregon, its pco.
pie, It's stock, by divine right to be
respected by all and to be enforced by
the federal laws.
Some strong light, and bare and in.
disputablc facts will reaci tie depart
ment before long concerning the Blue
Mountain Forest Reserve, but we do
not intend 10 stop at that nor lose our
time in general denulcictions. but will
aim at facts and at individuals whose.
ever they may be. It is high time for
the people Of Oregon 10 move If they
do not want to be sold ON the market
as common stock Of a trust corpora.
tion. We .incoroly hope that the de.
portmcnt will apply an effective rem
cdy 10 the above matter without delay.
Sumptcr Or, Nov. 2l, 1902.
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