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q Won wand yonr bicYcle ranaIraf

-;sL MA I = 81 az o.'enca' -crk
man. b. J OisWine, sva Gloueaauas
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sasultAdos

RssultAdos asombrosos.
1~.tsrasAnts para loo que padseen
dc AlganAs &c las anfarms&ades del
aparAto r~espiratoric.
e! mejor de los reeonstituy snteg.
San Pedro de Msooris, Setbre;
1894. Sras. S. tt & B.was' Naeva
York.
Muy Sres' nfos: Hace tempo que
vengo hacienda uso de 10 Enulsloa
de Scott y pusdo signif!earles, qus
estoy altAmente sAtief scho de los
AsombroaOs resulsAdos obtsniaos on
el tratamiento de catarros palm onA-
res, brorq aitis, snfermsdAdes de Ia
gargantR, tfais etc CAda vsz que tea
60 que hAcer uso de an t6niCo recons
tituyanta prenero 10 Emulsion dc
Scott 6 toSos los 6emAa meaieamen'
tos que item den Al mismo I'm. La
combination de aceits de hfg&do de
bAcAlao CON los hipcf1a1tos de cal y
de sosa, tan sabiAmente iasada por
ustsdss, hA rendido IN grAndfsimo
bion & 10 humanidad.
Fslieito & Hstsdes por el 6xito OBJ
teni&o y me suseribo alto. 8. s, @.
B 8. NJ.
DR. EMILIO ITO.
Me lico de- las CompAnfAs de Sc
guros de Vida GNtw Yorkn y eSol
dOl CgnadA~
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heridaS graves
en- Ia hacienda "Mer:0dita"
cxS STAnYY14
0 EN- YABUCOA


Junio G0.-En 10 hACienda sMer.
CeditaH aver lanes hubo an altsrca.
do entire loA individwoS Maurieio Gi.
msnes y Jos6 Ramos y hAbi6ndose
lido 6 les manos 81 primero le inhri6
oil ssgpndo tres hefidAs, una On el
hombro deroCh0 do once esntfmetros
de longitHd en- ssntido oblfsuo de 60.
rGcter grave, por "a est0ns.on y ror
los incidsr tea IL Fl amatorioa CON que
pusde ecmplierrse: otra hAcia IL bA.
ss del hues0 temporal, dfesss, FROM
tai, del lado derecho y oil nivei de In
region superoiliAr del miSmo lAdo de
Ai. eentfmstros de lorgitud en- son'
lido tranAvsrsAl do carAetsr GGrAVi'
simoa dAdo los 6rgAnos qus interes6
v 10 hemorrs gia'interna que ha pro-
auci0o, y 10 otra On In region parie'
tel iSq uieraa de earGctar lsve.
e. Rgradido, 81 mismo diA sRlfs 10
cwmplir conaena 10 10 cGre0l do Hu'
macao y 90 IN GAIA de oncio y habia
dicho que malaria al mAyordomo de
10 hacienda aLAura1 y 6 varios indi'
viauo@ mas.
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OTRA VEz LAS SILLAS
Y LOS SILLONES

En- oil momanto do AbiRdiearBa hoy
In subasta do loB sillones OIL senior
NArCiso Viader, el senior Francisco
Alamo, hiz0 10 siguisnte protests:
aTenianao en- euenta que oil senior
NArciso Viadsr, fue denunCiado en-
union del ss6or Pachsco On 10 ante
rior sHbAAta por ConfabulAeion On 81
remAts, psriudicAndo asf los inters.
see do los aem&s lieitadorss intere'
sAdog On 10 BEbAstA hacienda pre-
sente A&sm&s que en- Of Salon, y con
obisto do haeer proposiciones 90 en-
euantran dos dependencies del senior
ViAaor, qas SON los @Ano4es Massot
y Vera, eutendiendo que ektos sedo'
norss NO pueaen haeeF propoaicio'
mes, 70 protesto do 10 NJ judicAsion.S
Fate asanto, hA sido obisto do dis'
eusion en- todaR parties, por Les CIR
e~Wnstaneias que ham Goncurrido en-
81. La JuntA do Suba&s3, prssidida
Dor 81 safor Alealde, oioiAlmento NO
hA podiao hAear otrA sosa que 10 que
ha haeho, pero Of AyuntAmiento NO
aebe baio ningan soncopto Aprobar
esta subaatA.
T6nRaga On euentA, no solo L. in
moralidad manidssta que hA habiao
an 10 ConfAbalaeion. sino tambien
que el tssoro municipal dsja de per-
eibir mil quinisntos dollars. El &C.
nor PAeheeo ofreci6 pa, 205 y hubia'
r. eumplido ga eontrAto; y hoy por
haber deiado deAierta IL sabaata Ell
senor VAllecillo, u periudiean los
i~ntsreses pA~rtieularsB de los liCitA'
dores y los de los sontribuyentss.
Esperamos 6 Sonoesr las resolu.
clones del Ryuntamia1to.
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CRONICADE CATANO

Hoy mniezk. 6 regir oil press.
pwesto de RAyan6r. Vesemos II Il
eisserna p1oliea % haea en- In plpxa
De Catano. Porqua 70 supocgo cue
los c~onaaiAles que reAiden On dieho
poblado, pc habrAn .oenpAdo de 2es.
ti0nAr para que ss conniREe cAntiaaA
bastAnte en- OIL prsaupueato para ssa
importants ebra, TAmbis IN 90 lin.
piAr6n lea GALES. Para eatA Aten.
sion Rf me eOnsta, qaa hay In amor.
me- sauna de GLEN DOLLARS.
El vaporeito eVAld6ss, hRcs los
vlSiaa Ahora con regulAPidAa. Lie
60 : busna horA 6 sstA Capital por
L. mAdAna.
Cslebro sineeramsnts que w 90
s~neasntrs bien 10 hija do L. 6istin.
gaida sonora acna Rosa viudA de
GAlt6ane8. -
La aprsciabls familia do don Ma
nusl Gotay, FArmac6akeo que ere
do CAtafio, ha trasladaao "a resiasn'
Gin 6 Rio PIsdras.
El prseio dc 10 Carna On Get. III,
6 % eentAvos 81 k 10, y& no pusdo
eensHrarl0, p0rqus en- 81 mercado de
San Juan, 40 AGUANTA A 30 CEN.
TAVOS hAsta las 10 do Ia mafAnA.
Y 81 sirvients que intentA dsvolVsr.
10 cuRndo &C 10 dsspaehAn mala 80.
NO 90 10 Aamiten. Nstamoa bier.
refreshments bien.
Va me pRrece ver & r. z. an L.
esqaina de Jote MAlfA, diciando que
sBoEieuaH 90 hA Convsneido qae 10
earne dc Gaia no 90 L. mas barata.
ESQ le probar& & r. r. que 70 soy
impartial, y que no me duelsn prem.
aaa cuanao pc tratA do eonaignar
una eosA iusLa. Antss reaRltaba
cara 10 cArue do CAtinl. Hoy NO.
All, puea, fa6 rsxonAda mi csnsura.
Esto quisre dscir que mi LENA CD
daE 81 Cesar 10 del Cesar. Por mGa
que. euan6o ~n0Cesario fastigA r,
10 ha;
BORICUA.
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81 patio de 10 casa, dssda euyo G
Lle1on ganaron ana VentAnA, entran.
do por ella 6 10 cas- del senior Ages
TIM.
Los ladrones BE lie VAron cianto
~cineusntA dollars en- Elective, uu So.
GO dc cafe y 10 caia de DrendAs de
Ia sonora de Agostiui. L, esia sin
las prendAs fa6 hAllAd& an oil patio
de Ia case, y Re nos inf 1rmA que estA
mafiAnA ne halo una de las prendAs
81 podsr de ana mujer en- 10 plaz.
del mereado. No hay, hAstA ah1rA,
mir gan deteniao por Ell haeho, pero
10 policfa Se ocupA en- L. Averigua.
cion de este robo.
81 atnor Agostini tisne ssposa &
hiioH: nadie IN IL casa oyo cuAndo
los lAarones penetraron IN ella.
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Ambas tienen agua del aoueducto, inodo-
ros & Y SO venden en- 5000 cada una.
Informaran en- esta Reduction.
..Sa encaOntrR en- este etuaAd 81
mGnor MAtao FSiArdo de Mayasu.z
Han aldo nombraaos policfaS in;
smlarss Antonio Rivera, Salvador
L6psx, Justine A. Medina, Rafael
L1iara PAdill&, Juan BJCansgra Ma
nsx y Juan Ramon Lago y AcoAtA.
Han Rido dAdAs de b&jA en- el
manicomio por astar complssaments
OurMdas, Dolores Ramos, do hama
Gao, JosafinA Cochran, dc Ponce, 1sa'
bel Cosme, dsl CoroxAl. Maria de- los
Angeles donzAlGz, de Utuado, Ma
tilda Miranda y DomingA GoDxAlsE,
do BAyam6n, Ana Mongs y Eusto'
gaia CAssllAs, ze San JaAn y Qua:
aalups Collazo, do Coamo.
..Se han expedido bolstSs de In.
geoso On el MAnieomio & favor de
francisco Fuentsg Reyes y Carmen
Ramirez, do GuayAm@ y Estebania
DiAx do AroGibo.
III OomisionAao del Interior no
Aprobado los pianos que remitiera
ARu oNcinA OF Direstor dc Ia som
pa niR del F0rrroe&rril AmsricAao
para tender ana via dentro de- 10 po'
blAei6n de Aguadilla.
..HA aldo nombr&do clerk y type
HrAibar dc Ian oieinaH del Oomisio'
SA&o del Interior, al aefior don Ma
uuSl BAdr0nA CON sl Sueldo Dc $1,000
~ Anos
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Almirante frances

New York, Julio | ll-3O a. m.
Ha sido objeto de brillantfsima
reception en- esta ciudad, 81 almi-
rante frances ID. Rivet. Tribut&-
ronsele grandes honores, yendo a
rec birle las autoridades y personals
prominentss. FL almiFante expres6
SUI admiration por Ia REPUBLICS nor
te-americana, hablando de la aniis-
tad de Prancia con Estados Unidos
y del afecto que ambas naciones SO
p~rOfegan.
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ClDlEtalNls
SERVICIO ESPEOTAL]
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREOTO DE NETWORK.
sERVICIO ESPECIAL,
DIREoTo DE
Catastrofe minera

New York, Julio l I1-3O .: ~.
Dicen de Cheyenne que ha ocu-
rrido I'm terrible desastre en- una
nina del Estado de Wyoming. Dos
cientos treinta y cuatro obreros
perecieron, quedando sus cadaveres
sepultados en- las galerfas subtle
rraneos donde ell desastre tuvo lu-
gar.
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Solo 10 millones

New York, Julio l ll-30 a: N.
Sc discute en- Colombia una Co
municaci6n del gobierno americana,
en- que este notifica al de aquella
repdblica que solo pagara diez mi
Homes de pesos por derechos al cons
truir ell Canal de Panama, anadien-
do que en- manera alguna consen-
tirfa que fuese c0nstruido por
otra p~otencia.
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COnentadaS

New York, Julio l ll-30 a. m.
Son muy comentadas en- esta
ciudad las frecuentes catastrofes que
ocurren en- ell pals. Las p6rdidas
ocosionadas por aquellas SON inmen-
sas. En- Brooklyn los destrozos
ocasionados pOr la violenta inunda-
ci6n fueron considerables. y en- los
Estados de Missouri y Kansas, la
situaci6n es muy critica.
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Tn CSbaIIerO frances
iu6 rObadO en- Ponce
(De nUessGo cOrrespOnsaD

Junio 80 LEI eiuAR1ano feant&s
DON Andres Agostini. que hAes ocho
6 disx dfAs lego s Ponce. procsaen.
10 de V~SnexuolS. Abriendo an casa
Eli Hua de II Gale de 10 LANA, L1ma.
70 16, fu6 Vf:tima Anoehe de an ro'
DO, Aiendo dsspoiAdo de dinero, y
otrAs 0oaas mas.
La casa % terrer&, y los lAdrones
penstraron por eli portion de la mis-
ma 6 nm calleloa qRe eomRnicA CON
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REGATAS

New York, Julio | ll-3O a. N.
En- breve SO c~elebraran las rega-
tas para dispu+arse la Gcopa de A
m6ricaD. Reina gran entusiasmo
para asistir al desafio, y Sc han
cruzado nuevas apuestas. FL Pre-
sidente Roosevelt presenciara las re-
Ratas.
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COMUNICADO

CAyey, Junio % de 1903.
Deseo advertir 6 los guscritores
que tengo i diferentss psrio liSos y
que no hayAn BatiSfechos oil importa
dc los recibos do cate mes, v los
atrasaaos 81 diA t.timo, Qas los dare
10 baia porQus no eongidsro iHGto
Que % ha gan los dewsntendiao9 inn
pouiendo saerincioa 6 an bolaillo
particular.
2Y Gabriel Garcia!
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NotiCias

) uoNsEJo a LAS MADREs nlaEabs ealaaa 'T
atom en- ii periodo de Ia dentici6n Proporciona alivio
Immediate al pequeno paeis1tes produce I'm saeno na.
80 U.r yiSo > aleere : rs muy agradabas q. paiadar, calTa
a niho abIanda s6s encias, alivia sus dolores haze .
rIlsx rs funciones del est6mago y reguia los tntssunoA
Es ii re;or remedio conocido para In diarrea "a pro
vengxs3ssa De la dsntici6n Q ds suS'SY qsaass ot css SaSsss
A. n SsHers Winsicw % d naioT de eoAoA~
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SEPASE

Que no Publicamos comuRicados
sin que sean Pagados POr adelaa-
ta1o.
Cada seis PalabraS, SO cuentaA po-
ana hAea J la Inca vale liex Gear
t&vOs.
Las caFtas que veRgaR CO coa-
M1Aic&1o sin 81 inPorteAo So COZ
teskRp.
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DeSgraCiadO Academic
en- GuSyaDilla
(De ,sstSstro

JHnio 30. Aver, an individao do
Gusysnill&, do Apsllido Stella, tuvo
10 a0sgraaia do mAtRr dc an trio dc
eseopeta & ana muisr.
Stella 20 hallAba cazsndo, y oil an.
$3.50 oeurri6 dc nm modo 3asuAl.
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Sal Superior de Curacao
A en- npNTAUns or

Sal Superior de Curacao
A go OPNTAVOs %.
Punt.s paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ia
maftos de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Maiz del pals q $2-25 %.
Chorizos gallegos en- latas
4 $I.1o.
AIambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75,
Cramps, barril de 90
libras S..
Oirecel BaQuefO J GSndara
Para CVror IN RefYodo on Un dId
tome Las PAsTILLAs LAxANTR DM BRoMA
no 50 cura, La Grma de N. w. 10 halla
81 cadA caiita.
10000 C@mpsBiuOB y q mas fac
ron curados despu6s dsl huraoAn de
San Ciriaco, asandn las Tfldoras re
constituyentes de Vale y CAnCio de
Ponce.
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A los NOtariOS

CARPETAs PARA EsCRITURAs
IN eolores % haean { 10 oraan an
aLA OorrsspondanciSs.
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I'm eata mprsnt& % vende papal
Se pegi6dieoS visios q s2.40 qaintal,
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fernando us mge y devdWGde tdaN SUI qmay prW vhannvm renhhm eaNJ @@~@. le
s. CORDIAL Ap0aa oG1 Sd emSG AMyy sd de NINA UmGM mwn mr una aIR
poundh pMhVay notable que Sc onpueba Gohndou una deMpy o@TanDs Sc9sH hHH
: ID oWSh mSP ono I'd mmo compendaaa dhewma: 81 HJhshf Hhp b pma ~
uo dnhop moa fm) La Onf rnhmt de dho w @nn eamay cunU MmdIqG Paa Ipu~c
81 experiments en- n6w as cleric mae1oo y agadabe bmNmn Qn Js Sc ecm mE 0ra mnD
81 qmn ca Ia cmPea rg"TMH" qe Sc @a eHh@Adoe en- anUpd HmdI qH&ay Va cUeaalosU
&Ldabe Io natural
Unpopular CREDITOq que gnd "Vno Cordial deCeuh.a Uni" Sc mc 10 los
- oammmo P@EAdsP port miles eePadSL oGbrs y pGemes en- sp parties I'll mm11 ael sd@m
tncGy pcnttyenasc oncdoS eS van y wn Swn intcG@y EBhGHUse 5ns @Iun
= tdonq et nev Hd@Ho MERrOI o sempeE eunanceen Peh prdco h2mm panaP c 80 ww1
oMoy gmmo@ aN m@ Ps gus una wz uad9 pTo e Pened hmg~ ss Gahdntsy@
Ne @ edabe yIermaenah hdo aMc ompNd6n que eab ada los um@a kantsd h cnna
= .azH VINO CORDIAL de CEREBRNA ULRus lie nraadUd ARMENIA b1Pn eh COMA
= rsantgmsm hs dgnns6 ememehdsc 6mes lei ESTOMAGO-e sHuu6ms6 fs de hAs :
q classes de inaMIno6 ecouas de diabetes rmhhmo6 nnc6nd aeduoa
Ell VINO ORDLA de CEREBRNA RC: hnndaU ID la ARMENIA CEREBRAL Ives spinal
N pmas Gee PTTMTNT5 g o a0H aN S s mS9 nIn3
9 Ell mn CORDIAL de CEREBRRA URl @ ell ToNCo mas vo que 6~ de a To- mr
vhcnsd cnhmr afmmdadp s e Ell mo que aa1 Pdaene la cnmhenas smndoy
cnmpandoh last nEs del enGmo al msmo tsmpo que dewlea vgqy n9a nTWm@I para ruprr
conpeannh
EEL VINO CORDIAL de CEREBRNAU LRCI ed T0NICON ERvIoSO mas pohne para los que
p@dean de EBHIDAD ERVIO puque m ao rmmaArsh e los NERVOS @b nAarMbO
! que una vz udo Sc envere enc aHo mas fa1h @d @garcHh la melancholy h@a hnhae Cm1n
vgIaA ell GehU Mprmea ell Insomnia
NMa. asgsi%% SaP%%zS @S&@ 1853 3sE E%5sS x"rsSs% %as$ s@@Ssm%ss4td%s
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Sc VENDE.N

dos casas en- "A Gale de Barcelona .-Santurce.
Una de elias tiene un solar de IL metros
de frente cor 80 de fondo y la otra Is por 80
Ambas tienen aqua del ~aoueducto, inodo-
ros g. y SO venden en-, 5000 cada una.
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q

o POBREZA de la SANGRE y C@rons dolores psnDO son las nfrrdadsm mas comunsen los
chmasC hdoS na@ la persona qme Gaa u aOn AbMnn 10 mrmo la padeanLs anians que
los oVmsy nhosy cnshhye la Mna principal que co. te la TISIS-uiecuGsc aaosb n
qWs gpe eIemedade graves amedda quee euaPo Sc deMa: ISL para apaI de ems daen
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I'M esta Imprenta % verde pal Of
vIsio & $40 qHintal
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Asientos en- las primeras diez flas O75
Parte posterior Q5O
Asentos anteriores loo
Palcos para seis personals 500
FL tel6n Sc levantara ttdas las noches de function q las st en- punto,
hQra que empezara ell espectaculo.
The oasis., 1903-10-10
An Opportunity to Secure Safe and
Profitable Investment.

The Sonora Telephone Company
offers a block OF its preferred stock
for subscription.
This company owns the conces-
sions for the telephone systems OF
Hermosillo and Guaymas, which
are the most important cities in
the state of Sonora, Mexico.
The material for the construc-
ton OF the systems is now EN- route
and the installation of the lines
will be pressed to completion as
soon as possible.
1t is the intention OF the Sonora
Telephone Company to extend the
business to other cities in Sonora
and Sinaloa as soon as circum-
stances will warrant the expansion.
The preferred stock offered for
subscription bears eight per cent
cumulative dividends and consti-
tutes first lien on the assets OF
the company.
The business will undoubtedly be
profitable and we can conscien-
tiously recommend this preferred
stock as a safe and remunerative
investment.
Subscription books will open
Oct. LIST 1903 and close Jan. 1st
1904.
For further information, apply
to Roy & TITcoMB, Inc.
Fiscal Agents.
The oasis., 1903-10-10

Charles Montgomery, the well
known army scout and hunter, who
has been at Wilcox for several
months, returned to Nogales last
Sunday night. He states that it
was altogether too cold for him in
that part of the Territory, and he is
going to spend the winter where the
weather is little warmer. A few
weeks ago while out driving with
an old friend, Colonel Hooker, who
wanted to show Mr.. Montgomery a
fine team of horses he had; the team
suddenly SHE'D at a passing vehicle,
and becoming unmanageable ran
away throwing out both gentlemen,
and injuring them quite severely
Mr.. Montgomery's left shoulder was
badly bruised, and he was given a
general shaking up, but he has now
almost entirely recovered his usual
activity. The Colonel however, did
not fare so well and is still confined
to his bed.
Mr.. Philip c. Snodgrass returned
home on last Saturday evenings
Sonora train from Alamos. Sonora,
where he has been engaged for
several months past, in construct
ing a ten stamp mill for the Santa
Fe Copper IL Gold Company, who
are operating at that place. c. f.
Tolman of Anaconda, Montana, is
the manager OF the company, and
Mr.. Snodgrass states that it is one
of the richest properties he has ever
seen, and predicts great future
for that entire district. He brought
back number curiosities with him,
amongst which was large petritied
pearl that was found fifteen hun
dred feet above sea level, indicating
that it was a number OF centuries
old; and magnificent silver watch
said to have been worn at one time
by the Empress Carlota, wife of the
unfortunate Emperor Macmillan.
Mr. Snodgrass expects to leave for
the City OF Mexico before long, and
will probably move his family to
that place. which they will make
their future home.
The oasis., 1903-10-10
Experienced Assayer & Analyst

Is open to engagement with mining
and milling company. Good ANAL
gamator and concentration. Speaks
Spanish. Highest references. Adj
dress P.O. Box 449, Los Angeles,
California. Pm
The oasis., 1903-10-10
NOCALES NOTES.

the Southern Pacific Hotel serves
first-class meals. Parties leaving
the railway for interior points will
find every facility, and can secure
teams and vehicles for transport
alton.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the
Congregational church, will give a
bean supper in the church parlors.
Friday evening the thirtieth OF
this month. The ladies are max
ing great preparations for the
affair and promise to have a fine
feed. The beans will be prepared
in the several different ways like
mother used to fix them.
Burt R. Holloway, agent for the
Wells Fargo Company at Douglas.
was married in Tucson last Mon
day evening to Miss Beulah jack
son, one of OF the society bellies of
that city. Mr.. Hallow ay is we'll
and favorably known in Nogales,
having lived here for a long time
while running as express messenger
for the company, between Tucson
and Guaymas.
WANTED-Some good mines, To-
Gated in Southern Arizona or
Sonora, Mexico. | have inquiries
from eastern parties regarding
mines located in this section of the
country. All applications must be
accompanied by a report on the
property, with full information re-
garding same. Address Charles F.
Hoff, 3S Stone Avenue, Tucson,
Arizona. Long Distance Phone
161.
Chinese Inspector Griffin went to
Tucson on Tuesday for the purpose
OF attending the circus, but instead
OF carrying out his intentions; he
was sent back to back to Nogales
that afternoon in charge OF car
of cinnamon, which were being ship
ped from San Francisco to different
Sonora points, in bond. There were
seventeen OF them. and nearly all
were merchants of Magdalena, Her
mosillo and Guaymas, who were re-
turnining to Mexico from their
native land, where they had been
visiting with their families. They
were shipped south on Wednesday
morning.
The many friends of Mr.. Z. j.
Gibson, who was formerly train
master at Nogales for the Southern
Pacific Company, and who left here
about two years ago to accept a
similar position with the Santa Fe
Railway at Albuquerque, will be
pleased to learn of that gentle
mans promotion to division super
intendent of the Albuquerque divi-
sion of that company. The APP
pOintment took erect on the nrst
Of the present month, and the pro-
motion was we'll earned one; Mr..
Gibson being of the best railroad
men in the whole southwest.
Lieutenant Herold gave very
select dinner party on Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Brown of
Tennessee, who is visiting Nogales.
The table floral decorations used
were American beauty roses and
smilax, very artistically arranged,
making a very pretty scene. While
the twelve course dinner was being
served, the guests were treated to
an excellent musical program rem
The oasis., 1903-10-10

United States Custom House
Manifest Blanks for sale at The
OASIS office.
, 1903-05-15
THE WINNIE A HALL.

veterans. and Athens was selected as
the beneficiary. The Daughters of
the ~Confederacy had collected 100000
toward the cost when the Southern
Educational Congress, at a meeting
held a year ago, offered to contribute
half of the additional $4,000 which was
needed. This left only $4,000 to be
provided, and that fund Is now practi-
cally completed.
The school at Athens Is badly ham
pered on account of suitable accommo-
dations. The Winnie Davis hall will
to a considerable extent relieve this
condition. The nature of the memorial
is looked upon a%pprovingly In the
south. Mrs. Jefferson Davis says of
1t: ut is to me one of the dearest of
all efforts to do honor to my child's
spotless name"