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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
MANY MARRIAGES.
Fifty Eight Couples Secure Licenses
To Wed During This Week.

The past week has been one Of the
busiest ones Of the year In the mar
riage license department Of the county
clerks office. Just So couples or ll6
persons were granted marriage licenses
during the week OF that number
great many were conference visitors
and came here TO be married IN The
Temple. All Of the surrounding states
are represented and some OF the apple
cants came from Canada to be married
The states represented Ia the list OF H.
Censes issued are Colorado, Idaho, Arl-
IONA, Wyoming and Washington Fol-
lowing IS complete list Of those who
were granted licenses
Il. r.. Poll, WILLOW Creek, lda.......jO
Beatrice NJ. Lane, Ogden....u.,2j
j, d. Pratt, otto, WyO..,.....,,.H
Margaret NJ. Jones Otto, WOODS
Samuel Smith Draper .....,....-3
Elizabeth Henderson, Riyerton.
Daniel H. Grape, Parker lda,....n8
Maritime G. Christensen, keg0re
Ida. 90, ,. 90, 90. 90, ,..,u..,.,lS
Jesse H. West, Louisville Ida.,,...2j
Elizabeth II Snarr, salt Lake ...,..3
Hugh NJ. Larsen. Snow Flake, Ariz, .2l
Mary s Hansen, ST. Joseph, Ariz.4
David T. Miller, Jr., Parker, Ida ..,2S
Jennette l.. Grape, Parker, lda...26
John S. Miles, Sharon. Ida....,,..A
Jeanette l.. Grape, Parker, Ida. 20
Clarence stevens, Raymond Alberta.
Canada .... ..,............'.27
Edith Stevens Raymond, Alberta
Canada "A
George II Higgs Raymond, Alberta
canada 5000, ..,. zee. 90. 90, .,.,..,2l
Sarah Walton, Raymond ........20
Richard j sutton, Pleasant Green .,2l
Mabel Rich, Paris lda,..,.,,,.1S
james W. swap Banhb ..r,,.-.,2j
Harriet Johnson, I(anab ..,.....,2l
Carl Zackrson, Murray 60. .,,...u..,2t
Daisy Phillips. Mill Creek ..,.-,.lg
James A. Gazler Spring city .,.,.23
Olive Accord, Spring city .,..,..23
Richard Knowlden salt Lake u,,,u,2l
Letlua j. Busby Salt Lake ,,",..22
Joel a. BasCom, Jr, Nernal ,..,..,3i
Josephine r Nash, Salem. u....4
william j. Downs, Castle Gate.....,H
Annie Jones. Castle Gate .,..,....20
Hubert j. Marchant, Cowley Wyo..,2 %
Amanda NJ Tippets, Cowley ",.u",l9
Albert j. Gemmel salt Lake .,....."2l
Mary Baer, Salt Lake ,..,""..",,lS
Charles B Briggs Archer lda..u,.4
Ann A. Godthrop, Archer, lda..",26
Jay f. Hamilton Denver ..,"",,,r,A
Keziah owen, Salt Lake .,...,.,..,2l
John A. Ellison, Oakley, lda,"..,",st
Mae Adams, Oakley, Ida,..,,..,.20
Percy Wilson Oakley, Idaur..."..,.2
Phoebe McMuray oakley lda",..2l
Eddie s. tooslin Vernon ...p.u,,...4
Nellie NJ. Price, Marysyale ,..,.,,.22
Arthur n Howard, Carey, lda..,...3o
May r.. Campbell, Carey lda"....,,2l
1onn r. Adamson, Carey lda..,.,.N
Etna Pearl Stanford, Carey, lda...21
Thomas X. Rowley Parowan ....,,2l
Minnie a. Firth, Parowan ."..,""26
Bert Hanks Eureka ,..,.,",".,r,,,.22
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
EVER HAVE IT?
II You Have, tn, Statement Of This Salt Lake
City Man viii Interest You

Ever have a "lov-down' pain In the
back?
In the small right over The hips?
That's the home OF haCkache.
It's caused by sick Kidneys
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure
t.
salt Lake city people endorse this,
Read case o. IT,
Mrs Robert G., Kirkwood. wife OF Il.
G. Kirkwood, engineer on the oregon
Short Line railroad. residence 424 West
9Th South, says
IAN advertisement in q Salt Lake
City paper about Doan's Kidney Pills
so impressed me that ! asked Mr.
KlrkWood TO call at the II, j. Hlll
Drug COS store for a box because
wanted 20 try the preparation to see II
IL would act as other medicines had
acted IN the past or perform what Il
promised After an attack OF the grip
my Kidneys were weakened and easily
affected, The pain centered In the
small OF the back and was particularly
severe, rendering STOPPING or the act OF
lifting anything but pleasant My ply
stefan told me II was kidney trouble so
that / hBd not the slightest doubt but
that a remedy for the kidneys. II "A
remedy al an. should have some effect
upon those organs. Doans Kidney
Pills certainly did me a world Of good
I win be- only too pleased 20 recommend
the medicine when opportunities pre-
sent themselves
For sale by an dealers. Price %
cents Forster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
n. T.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- land
take no substitute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

Bertrlce Piper. Eureka u,.. u,un23
| George H. Fisher. 1uylorsvllle ..,,23
/ Marie Frommer Salt Lake ,..,.,,22
| Edward Barlsloy Milford Boot. ,,.,21
Lolita Barton. Milford ,.,,..,..t.,2i
| Thomas A, Little, salt Lakeun.,.,.23
Lille Campbell GeotgetCNn ..u.2j
| VIII q Evans salt Lake ,....,,,,.22
Huda NJ. Ian son, salt Lake ...,,.c2
Julius W. Hopkins. poc0tello .,,,.,.,3i
Tenie Chandler pOc1teilO .,r,r.21
Albert Chapman. Salt Lake r.,u,uA
Luraln Jensen, salt loke.,.,..l9
Earl j, Flukc, Salt Lake .,..,,...25
Harriet a Steadmau Salt Lake..,33
ina Means, salt Lake ....,,...,,.,.,,,2
Marie Hemingsen. South Jordan..22
H. a. Leatham ReXburg, Ida ...,...gO
Julia May Berry. Rexburg lda....,lS
George H. Walker Salt Lake ........2l
Edith Crane Salt Lake ...,,.,,...&
William BingleY salt Leke ..,a....i3
Agnes Dammann salt Lake..,..,N
Alex Sanders, Otto, Wyou...,,....2S
Kate Hopkins Big Horn Co. Wyo. %
David Pierce Cheney Victor lda,...2j
Laura Pratt otto Wyou.,..,.,,g0
Joseph Il. Stokes. West Iordan..,,,8
Sadie Jenkins West Jordan ..,,.g0
Lawrence Il, Williams, salt Lakc...3O
Margaret G.. TIMBER Evanston
NAo.tt,t,..,t.,s,.,. DE-, ,t.. 900 .,.,,13
Frank ltlmbrough Salt Lakc..u.aN
Myrtle NJ Smith salt Lake u...u.l0
James O. Garyln. Salt Lake ,....,.2f
Mamie Anderson. Salt Lake .... %
Earl EWers Whsatlund. Wash ..,.3S
Mary b. EWers, Whcatund .....2b
Walter Carlson oak Clty........2S
Serena Christensen, oak city Ills
j o. Wilcox, Raymond. Alberta ....2r
Almeda Johnson Raymond ..,,.,lS
Ralph ~ Latey. Salt r.ake....u..3
Mrs. Almeda burke. Salt lake.....3
Oscar G.. Moline Des Mones .......30
Poulina Phelps Montpelier ldu.,2S
Bent Leroy Jensen Magrath Alberta %
Dora u. Dudley, Magrath, Alberta.2i
Andrlce s. Anderson. Alberta ,,...,2l
Cora Lee. Alberta 90, Cd. .......23
Adelbert Cmmei, Thistle .........lS
Mamie Celia Henderson. Thlstle..iS
Frank l.. Hart Salt Lake ....,,....80
Ella u. Ensign. Salt Lake ..,.,..2I
David II. Gustaveson Salt l.ake.,..22
Mabelle Sundberg salt Iake...,2O
Thomas u. wishing Jr, Salt Lake.,23
Laura Smith. Salt Lake ,.,......t9
Frank j Chaloner Salt Lake .n..,u4l
Minnie A. Burns. Butte o,.,.,..39
Arthur Fletcher, Magrath. Canada. %
Mary a Bridge Magrath Canada q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
BRIGHAM CRY.

Last Wednesday Miss Camilla Lee OF
this city and Nathanal Mcdonald Of
Salt Lake city, were married In the
Salt Lake Temple Miss Lee Is one Of
the most popular young ladies Of TINS
city. and is the daughter Of Mr. anc
Mrs. s. n. Lee. Mr. Mcdonald is an
employe In the superintendent office
OF the Short Line, and formerly resided
In Brigham. Mr.. and Mrs, Mcdonald
will reside In Salt Lake.
a. Lise Eddy was a visitor to salt
Lake this week
Harrison Tlppets, an old-tlme resi-
dent OF Brigham. but now OF George
town, Bear Lake is IN town for a few
days on his way 10 conference,
Mrs. c. W. Richards Of Fielding is
down visiting relatives,
Mrs. r. II. Pierce returned TO her
home In Salt Lake city Monday, after
"a weeks visit with relatives.
The NJ. !. associations Of the Third
and Fourth wards gave a social in the
Opera House Tuesday evening. An eX-
cellent program was rendered after
which dancing and light refreshments
were the order,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
EUREKA,


Ars Harry Cramer was the guest Of
Spanish Fork relatives this week.
Mrs. August Schmidt and SON have
returned from Salt Lake city
George Taylor and wife have return-
ed from a visit with relatives at Juab.
John S. Lindsay and company gave
two performances az the opera House
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hopes, Mrs.
John j. Pope ana Miss Jennie Muson
visited the capltg city during the
week.
Ttntc lodge No. 80. ]. o. o. r.. on.
tertained with a supper Friday evening
Miss Edna Dennis has accepted q pc.
sitlon as stenographer In the law office
OF y. n c, stott
Miss Luella Smith. who has been the
guest OF relatives In Wyoming FOR the
past three months. returned home
Tuesday evening.
Miss Florence Curtis, who has been
spending the summer at Stockton. Cal.
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs Titus Billings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson McChrysal and Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Clarke visited the state fair this
week.
Miss Iva Thomas returned this week
from visit to Uintah county, Wyo.
Miss Thomas has received the nom
nation for superintendent OF schools
OF the county.
Mrs. George and William Adams
Mrs. Geo. Hayes and Mrs. r. $. Rob-
ertson visited the capital city this week.
Mrs James Osborne Of Silver Chief
Is visiting friends at Salt Lake,
Mrs. a. A. Robertson Is visiting Mrs.
David A. Depue OF Robinson.
The Eureka band viii give a concert
and dance at the Odd Fellows hall on
Wednesday evening. Oct - This or
ganizatlon has improved wonderfully
Of late, and the concert win be a treat
to all who attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
Bread baked by Mrs. I. a,
steele, 8j8 e. FIRST SO.

Mr. and Mrs Jere H. Driscol Will
leave the fore part Of next week on a
visit To- relatives at Negaunee. Mich.
Before their return Mr. and Mrs Drs-
coll Vill visit the st. Louis exposition
Bert Hanks and Mrs Beatrice Py-
per we'll known young people OF this
city, were quietly married at salt Lake
city Thursday morning Mr. Hanks
IL the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hanks of this city ANA has been EN-
ployed at the Tinuc Mercantile store
for the past three years The bride,
who has been a resident OF this city for
several years Mr. and MIS-, Hanks viii
return to Eureka Sunday night and
VIII reside here
rs
Evening star lodge No 2, degree Of
honor gave a banquet al their hall
Tuesday evening m honor OF Mrs l..
a schoheld, and Mrs, Irwin Sprlggs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

Fork Is visiting with her mother. Mrs.
George Doucey.
Mrs. A. Eastman Of Mercur Is spend
ing week with Mrs. H. S Burch. Jr.
Mrs. Emma Balsen OF Salt Lake city
who has been spending the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. Frank Year
ance, returned TO the capital Monday.
Miss Della Jensen Of Oakley. Idaho,
win be the guest Of Mrs C b. Peter
son.
Mrs. Ada Olmstead of Iona. Idaho, is
visiting with Mrs. S. A, Olmstead.
Miss Edith Pearson Of Draper Ia
the guest Of Mrs. A. G. Pearson this
week
Mrs W. NJ stookey is spending a
week with friends in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Fannie Smith aud II $, Burch,
Jr,. were married last week. and win
make their home here.
Mr.. Lawrence Peterson Is down from
Idaho Falls visiting relatives
Mr. John A, Southwiok Of Garland.
Is visiting with his brother, Mr.. Ed
word Southwick
Mr.. Germau r. Ellsworth Is home
from mission to the north central
states.
Mr. Francis Child and wife win en-
terrain a number OF friends this even
inc.
Mr.. William Farthngham Of PAN
gultch was a Lehi visitor this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

Messrs r. a. and Leo Madsen come
up from ogden Saturday last and spent
Sunday with relatives.
Miss Eta Bywater Is visiting
friends On Malad
Wilford Nelson employed I'm Salt
Lake city was In town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l., Lee and Mrs.
Emma Lee were visitors to Salt Lake
this week.
James May Of Alberta, Canada, came
down 70 renew acquaintance this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
LEflI.

LehL Utah, oct. S.-Miss Laura
Enudson gave a very delightful finch
party 10 her many friends Saturday
evening last a delightful supper was
served Among those present were Dr.
pnd Mrs II, q. Stookey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Child, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. c, b. Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs, Anderson, Mr. and Mrs,
J. r. Worlton, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. NJ,
Royle, Jr.. Misses Della Jensen, Jennie
Bromley, Laura Knudsen, Victoria
Otjerson and Messrs. G, A. Coates,
Hyrum Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Burns OF Toane.
New, are spending the week with Mr.
bnd Mrs, h. j. stice.
Wednesday evening the Y. NJ. NJ. /.
!. Of the First and Second wards gave
their opening social In the city pavilion.
The evening was spend IN dancing and
bn excellent program was rendered.
Mr. II. II, PItchfork Of Nephl Is q
LEM visitor
Mrs. Eva Evans of Idaho, Is visiting
relatives here
M and Mrs Orsm Williamson Of
Us Angeles, Cal are spending week
ID lehI, the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Games N Kirkham.
Ns Charlotte Taylor has gone to
usaen for an extended visit with her
laughter, Mrs. Sarah r Evans.
Mr. Benjamin Halliday left for Idaho
uls sunday to occupy prominent
oslllon with the Idaho Sugar com.
Nr John ] Thomas Of Fish Springs
spending the week visiting his fam
alI@ Victoria Otterson Of Spanish
,N Is visiting with Miss Laura Knud-
MI Henry Erickson. who has been
olhlng IN Sugar City, Idaho the past
,fnIintl is home again MIR. Erickson
ea,,,ta.uN the Is. \. u. during the
rlt Lester Phillips who has been IN
"'la Tor Iwo years, Is home again.
MRS Fred Merrill and family who
III oeeu spending the summer In
ssSsar city have returned. Mr. Merrill
'"' remain a month later.
,S U w 4 Gibbs Of Magrath Can.
''' s visiting relatives here.
g. YRS y r English OF Willard Cache
romeS visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
.vss ', i II =. Randall OF salt Lake CITY
LEM visitor Monday. W.
e ' ,ls,.i !" +. Pearson or Spanish Por.
SUING relatives here. ''"'
win jesse Fox Of Maerath Canada
coming poS S,,, here home here during the
'''' George Hardenbrook. postmaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

Bishop Ephin Ralpho and family Of
Rocyland. Ida, who have been visit
INK relatives IN this city, left for their
home last week
Elder Jonathan llunsaker returned
from q two years mission In the south
last week
e
Jonathan Campbell OF Park Valley
spent a day or two In town this week.
ON his way TO conference
Misses Truste and Lysle Box left last
week for the coast
Hon John G. Cutler and Judge Fricke
were In our midst Monday night
warming the hearts Of the Republi
cans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
NEW JIBR AIRY BOOKS

The following 30 volumes will be add
ed to the public library Monday morn
ing oct no. 1904:
Allen, ed--BOok Of Chinese poetry.
Anderson ed.-Constitutions and
Documents Of France, llS9.l9Ol,
Brooks Ser mons Q vols.
Bryan Dictionary Of Painters and
Engravers vol. g.
Forsyth-Chua martyrs of 1900.
ienderson-Life and Prncipatc Of
the Emperor Nero
Morey Outlines Of Greek History.
Morgan ed.--Connectlcut as a Colony
aud as state, vols 3 and l.
Rosedale. ed.-Queen Elizabeth aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

Of Maxwell. Ia, Is spending the week
with his nephews, the Merrihew broth
ers, Mr.. Hardonhrook Il on his way
home from an extended visit 10 the
coast.
Mr. and Mrs %, r. f'lcshng OF Dem
yer spent several days the past week I'm
Lehi being the guests of Mr. aud Mrs.
n. NJ. Jones.
Misses Susie Darling and Carrie An
derson have gone 10 Sunshine to re-
SIDE
Mrs. Lola Copclhayer of Bingham
Canyon returned home Tuesday even.
ing after visiting for a short time with
her mother. Mrs, A. NJ Stewart.
Mrs Abram Greenwood OF American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
the Levant company.
smlth-llfo of John Colburne
Thomas and Others. editors. Famous
Composers and Their Music. rs vols.

Mountain and valley are now re-
splendent with The gorgeous tInts
of autumn foliage nowhere so brilliant
os IN that picturesque region trayersed
by the Erie Ranrond n YOU go East
Try it-lho scenery is delightful add the
sleeping ANA dining cor service provide
"nll Tue comforts of home"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
The enst Doctor.

Rev b c. Horton Sulphur Springs.
In my family Ba lards Snow Linment
and Horohpund syrup and they have
proved certainly satisfactory The linl-
mont Is the best we have ever used Tor
headache and pains. The cough syrup
has been our doctor for the last eight
years" 25c SOC. $780, Sold by u G. NJ, l.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
RoHERTs cOMpLNTN WoRKs.

outlines OF Ecclesiastical History 3"
N6, $3.50, S275 "The Gospel" $50
SLIPS. $3.50, "Now Witness for God, 70
$3.50. $3.50; Succession In the Pres-
dency' SOC. SOC 15c. "RIae and FAN Of
Nauyoo," SL25. t2.25. Missouri Perse.
cutlons," SL25. s225." Mormon Doctrine
OF Deity" ilOO. N2j and Si.1j Deseret
Nows Book store, Salt Lake city
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

All the mannsh twes and especially those hard
In high favor abroad for those woS that
illustrated
black
The shoulder broad the backs
stitched collar and in b ack velvet throwing the
the plaid Skirt h paits the
hem faced with the black yeyeteen that the
walking skirts but likewise keeps the smart japned shoe from rubbing
white
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
1908 am. 6iaO pm. $3.50 nm.

Three express trains leave Dearborn
station Chicago every day over the
Erie Railroad for New York,a thousand
miles of first-class road operated by ONE
company between the two greatest
cities on the continent No change OF
cars and lowest rates at all times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
EXCURSIONS EAST
Win Orernn shnrtLlnn.

81 Louis and return .....,....Si2 50
Chicago and return .... ...,..SiI5O
Chicago and return Via ST. Louis s4I50
81 Louis and return via Chicago. .SiS.75
Through Pullman sleeper every day
via the Union Pacific aud Wabash
lines
Tickets ON sale Tuesdays and Fri
days each week. See agents for par.
ticulars city Ticket office. 2Ol Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
WORLDS FAIR
EXCURSIONS.
Low Rates East Via beaver & Rio
Grando.

Sc Louis and rcturn-............si2.5O
Chicago and return .siL50
Chicago and return VIA 81 Louis $3.50
So Louis ana return Via Chicago $3.50
Tckots ON sale every Tuesday and
Friday. Final limit 90 days Transit
limit 40 days IN each direction. Stop
overs allowed Through slecpers to 81
Louis without change Choice Of routes,
The oasis., 1904-10-22

EVERY time there is 3 fire in Nogales there is q deficiency some where in the water supply, or in it's application. The fire depart ment lay it upon the water com pany; the water company lay it upon the fire department; and there are those in both who lay it upon the town. The fire depart ment assert there is not sufficient pressure on the mains; the water company assert that there is amply sufficient, as shown ny the water guage in the water company's office, but that the hydrants are too large for the mains and the nozzles too large for the bose Now it is plainly the duty of the mayor and town board to call a confer ence of the fire department, the water company and the town board, to go into all these ques. tions, decide where the trouble lies and provide remedies.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

To EVEN things up, and provide for musical education for the pupils in the public schools through out the county, giving them a chance corresponding that afforded the pupils in the Nogales schools, if the democratic county ticket be reelected, there is to be put Git is rumored) harmonica in every country school.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

SCHOOL districts throughout the county have not been very jealous over the electric clocks and type writers put into the Nogales pub- lie schools with consent and appro- val Of the democratic administra- ton of Santa Cruz county, but they do feel hurt that the Nogales school was given piano, when there is not . single country school district which has had musical instrument bought or rented with taxpayers money-not even . jews sharp.
The oasis., 1904-10-22
me TAXPAYER

lhe county assessment roll shove the Democratic county ticket represents S64.44O and the Repub- lican ticket Sl0,132, a difference of S53. JOS.
 MT. Taxpayer, you should paste this in your hat for future refer ence. It may help you on the Sth day of November, when you cast your ballott.-Vidette.
 And while about it Mir. Tax payer, ask the merchants of No gales to say something about the debts of some of the candidates on the two tickets.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

LAST week the Vidcttc asserted that the democratic county candi- dates represent more taxable prop erty than do the republican candi- dates. No wonder-most of the democratic ticket have had their fins in the public treasury the past four years.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

WORD comes from the Mowry mine that upon the 500 foot level there has been encountered an eighteen foot body of high grade copper ore, rich in gold and silver. THE OASIS has always claimed that Santa Cruz county's mines 'go down." and whenever anyone goes down to see he proves asser- ton.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

SINCE the republican platform mentioned those clocks and type writers 1t has become dangerous to ask democratic official the time of day or mention receiving a let ter in the presence of one of them.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

TIE new democratic arithmetic, discovered by Con O'Keefe ''sub- traction, division and silence"), is worrying considerable our friends upon the other side of the fence.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

JusT cut out the republican county platform and when one of your democratic friends gets gay read to him the record of demo- tic extravaganza and carelessness set forth therein.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

EXPERT the books of Santa Cruz county. That is the demand of the hour Find out where the money has gone.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

IN DEMANDING an exporting of the public offices and records of Santa Cruz county the republican platform voices { public demand
The oasis., 1904-10-22
Southern Pacific Company.

Dos Angeles Passenger bound passes Fl Paso Passenger passes Benson 0pn m. Train No II leaves Nogaes S5 al tucson q
 m at a Nogles :55 D m
 Sunset Limited east bound passes Benson 50 a. Limited bound, lson5 D m Close connection made fartank with El Ias Southwestern Tombstone Bshee Douglas, other $ made Naco Tickets al U vlat to the New Orleans 0 " This Orleans noon Wednesday and make ts New York about modern saloon and second cabin have to eeerved in advance
 II. JORDAN Agent.
The oasis., 1904-10-22

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-09-14
Cotton cron Letter.

Messrs. W. F. Klumpp & Co., Of
New Orleans, furnish the following
statement of the condition for the past
week:
Weather conditions since the past
fortnight have been unfavorable, and
private advices, with few exceptions,
report the crop to have deteriorated to
a large extent over the entire belt
particularly in Texas.
There are numerous complaints OF
shedding and rust, and insects ravag.
ing the crop in many sections q Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana, while the boil
worms and boil weevil are. reported
to have done great damage in many
portions of Texas, the latter being
more numerous, than in past seasons
and injecting many new localities. =.
The crop situation at present as
very uncertain, and it will be some
time before an approximate idea can
be formed as to the ultimate yield,
and considering the deterioration in
August. we believe the Government
Bureau Report of the condition up to
the 25th August rather too good, how
ever. the crop has deteriorated mater
ially since the Government Report was
complied, and any further deteriora-
ton is likely to cause rapid advance
In prices.