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The oasis., 1905-06-24

tho oomnencement exercises ol the music class. Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel, at st Louis. in which tbe young lady has been q pupil, on Juno 10th.
 $71.35--to Baltimore, Md, and return account International Con- yention United Society of Chris tian Endeavor Sale dates June 30 to July 2 inclusive. Return limit leaving Baltimore not earlier than July 5 nor later than July l5 unless extension is obtained. w. c. Bowman, Agent.
 Mounted Inspectors W. s. Nc Knight and Harry Saxon, who are stationed in the Orc Blanco dis. trict, arrived in Nogales Thursday, expecting to go direct to Tomb stone, to attend the Federal court as witnesses against the two China man captured by them few weeks ago. Here they received word that the case will not come up till the first of the coming week and they will not leave Nogales for Tomb stone till Monday.
 Hermann c. Fleishman, manager of the International Drug Store, is planning many improvements for the store. He says he will soon have the prettiest place of business in Arizona, making no exceptions. A new, all-glass front is one of the changes about to be made and the interior of the store will be altered. All the show cases now in the store will be taken and heavy, all-glass cases viii be put in. The store, inside and out, will be newly painted and decorated.
 Thursday night Sheriff Fowler 1 brought in a demented man from the Huachuca country, but as the fellow cannot talk intelligently 1 and is not known in that section he has not yet been identified. The man was first seen wandering about last Monday. The women on the ranches were frightened, 1 though he made no effort to enter a house CT do any one violence Fearing that he might do violence to himself or some other, some cowboys at one of the ranches lassoed him and sent word to the sheriff. He will be examined Monday.
 Sunday afternoon q ten-year-olc son of Mr and Mrs. Manior was painfully injured by tim Der falling upon him in Roy ] < Titcomb's lumber yard. He wai sitting on a pile of Sxl0 timber watching other boys play ball, wher he fell off, two pieces Of timbef tumbling down upon him. One Q the bones in his right leg was broker between the ankle and knee and h.
 was otherwise cut and bruised
 He was taken home in a hack anC l his injuries attended to. THl l OASIS reporter, assisted by Dr NIX
 Noon, dressed his wounds anc placed the broken leg in a plaste of Paris cast.
The oasis., 1905-06-24
NOCALES NOTES.

Rev. K. c. Elliott will conduct service at the Methodist Church to- morrow. Sunday morning. Song service at 7:30 p. m. All are welcome.
 The Young Ladies' Guild of St. Andrews Episcopal church will give a Swap social at the Sunday school room at the church next Friday evening. Everybody invited to attend.
 Mir. Fred Fleishman, father off Hermann Fleishman, manager of the International Drug store, was a guest of his son Wednesday and returned to his his home at Tucson Thursday.
 Private lessons in Spanish and English, by Miss Delhna Rochin. The Berlitz method, the latest, most practical and most complete method, will be used. Translating done. No. 45, Arizpe St., Nogales, Sonora.
 Messrs J. A. Elliott and s. K. Shaw of Phoenix were in Nogales yesterday, going to the Altar mining district in Sonora, where Mir. Elliott has mining interests near Caborca. MT. Shaw is an engineer from the Columbia Uni versity
 Mr. s. +. Cummings, who left Nogales three and half years ago to locate at Cananea. has re- turned to the line city and expects to open a barber shop here again. Since leaving Nogales Mir. Cum mings has been at Cananea and Guaymas.
 This morning Justice C.A.Gildea rode out in the country and mar ried two couples. The first couple, Mir. c. H. Pelton and Miss Concep- cion Ruelas, at Nogalitas. At a ranch Oh the Santa Cruz he joined Mir. Francisco Guerrefo and Miss Refugio Morales.
 Rev. Father |. Duval of the Catholic church has returned from trip 10 Tombstone, Bisbee, Tue son and other places. He was ac- companied home by Rev Father k. Rousselle of Tucson, who, after spending the week in Nogales, left for Tucson yesterday morning
 The boiler plate editorial column of the sometimes Daily NeWs Of Tuesday, had an article severely roasting those who ostentatiously live beyond their means. "Ie gods and little fishes" With printers unpaid in Nogales and buying champagne in Tucson.
 This was another dull week at the Gildea school of law, there being but one pupil; but he took two lessons. It was George Owes ney, who was first fined $l0 for threatening Assayer Wm. Hand, Wednesday, and was yesterday fined another $10 for assaulting Mir. Talbot.
 Frank l.. Peltier, son of Mir. and Mrs. Francis Peltier, who has been attending St. Vincent's College at Los Angeles, has returned tc Nogales. to spend the vacation at his home here. Carlos and Alfonso Joffroy, who have been attending the same institution, are expected home tonight.
 TIE OASIS is in receipt of cards from Miss Mary Angela Doyle. ane
The oasis., 1905-06-24

"The American Lady" Ono most elegant and iylish shoe made Sold only at the Bed House, Ramon Vas9uez.
The oasis., 1905-06-24

If you want your printing done by printers, come to TIE OASIS office. If you want 1t botched up by peon laborers, go elsewhere.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
writ q Er,r,AI,Ion Issu,d.

osfawA. Ont. Sept 9s The WRIT fOf
the extradifion ~ Gaynof and Greene
viii probably be issued tomorrow IN
less some further method Of delaying
the proceedings can De- discovered.
TIE repOr ~ extradi,ion oomnissiOn.
er recommending the issuing o. The
warran, and AL Ot.leT Pap@u In ,he
case. are before the department - jus.
tee. The writ % eTtradItiOn IL nov
ready for the signature of IN ministeF,
Mr.. Fitzpatrick wbo II IN ouebsc 10
day. bo, vii BE- mere tOmorr0s Il s
expeoaed the warrant wNl then b. slgn.
Cd and the men delivered 40 10 TIE
United 8Atss OH,cers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

Norway's legislative body h known
a. the storthlnG. which means the
greet court and should b. pro
nouneea 20 rhyme with -eOurting " rhg
second part Of the wOrd h dsniienl
with the English word hing" ~ the
scaRdanaviab language, In common
with Anglo Saxon. have the same word
foF thing" and council" In modern
EngilEh q trace Of The seeond senss sur
wives IN the word 'basting-" Whlch
cane % mean ne puhise platfssm uI'ou
With q canahdsis appeared st sseeti0a
tine. thSash er1gihsIlJ N 'hussing
Gas ths eSaneil Ai whieh the eaSdS
aats vas siscasd. the 'hOoss thinG %
house cgunff.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
rnrinn. nIrh IInhIi..

II IL well known fact that n the
young Of almost my kind OF bird arr
taken FROM the nest before they can
rs the old ones will feed them alton
lively II the cage In which the little
birds are inclO.ed Is placed somewhere
where the parents can reach II. and
popular bat erroneous belief IN current
that they do ibis for time. and end
by poisoning the young ones. Thls.
however. IL q mistake. the fact being
that at a CERTAIN stage Of q young
blni's existence. when II IL naturally
able 20 begin entering for itaslf. the
parent birds, also quite naturally.
cease 60 attend II. and then. II the
binillnEu arr shut up In the cage and
their custOdian has not tbought OF
placing some food a. their disposal
they necessarily die. not from poison
administered by the parents. but from
starvation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Absesss.

Abscesses. with few exceptions, sc
indicative of constipation oT debility
w. II. Harrison. Cleveland, Misc.
writes, Aug. IS, 1902: II want To say
a word Of praise for BAllard'a Snow
Eminent. | stepped on nail, which
caused the cords ia my leg to contract
aud an Rhsress to rise In my knee, and
the doctor told me that would have \
slitI leg. so Que day | went To J =.
Lurd's drug store (Who 10 now IN Dem
yer, Colo.) lie recommended = bottle
Of SNOW Liniment ] got q 60c siGe t,
and il cured my leg IL 10 the best
linim-nt IN the world" Sold by w.
NJ IohnRon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Prominent VInltor hIsra.

"''s the prominent South Flor-
.'.''' sitting this city 10 Hon. I. b.
'-''.-' - TavAres. ior many years
'''' '7r q registration Of Lake
. and one Of the most widely
m"n in the eouaty. Mr. Ianier
'l'iness connected with the
.'i ''st~s land olies.
AMER is possessed Of the best
= Pr. the uOtId. and ~ the Fourth
carnival the bOys" elebbsd
'' ADD elected him a. being the
-" nan In south FIosiaa. the
log boz Of ans cigars. lie
g .ss sIt0ation ~ nueA o. any
needs. and dsnosstrussd that
q sas satisfactory 81 dIstrIb-
80 siEAn among sAoss Who we're
o's for he election.
amer states that the farmers
7'-gliarists IN Lake are "a god
asa that the prDspseis sss
- 'ss heaVtesS pro6aeaiou u
'sss The bis Erssss q .sp6.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
DARING BRAVERY.


An Exciting Incident In the Career
OF JOAN PauI jones.
Whlteha~en was town OF considera.
bic importance, writes Cyrus Town.
send Brady in the Metropolitan Maya,
zine. II had a population Of 5nnOO PEG.
pie. and several hundred vessels OF all
kinds were in the port. Two forts com.
manded its haTbor but John Paul
Jones believed largely in the value Of
the unexpected aud 10y 3 O'clock in the
morning was making for the place
with two cutters manned 10y fifteen
men each armed only with pistols and
cutlasSes. One OF the cutters, in COM
mand OF Captain Jones himself, made
directly for the town, and the other.
under command OF Lieutenant Waling-
ford. pulled for the shipping docks on
the opposite side Of the hurhor. Jones
landed quietly just as the FIRST Streaks
Of dawn were tingeing the east aud
leaving one man In his boat, set out ut
a run for the nearest fort calamity
scaling the walls, the party fell upon
the small garrison aud made them pris-
oners without firing a shot After spik.
ing the guns Jones locked the English
soldiers IN their own guardhuuse and
set out at run for the other fort. half
a mile away.
But during all this time there was no
sign OF the work OF Wallngford, not a
spark OF light or a cloud OF smoke 10
show that that officer was doing his
part Of the work. Not until Jones had
reached the other fort and spiked the
guns did he learn that Wallingford had
abandoned the attempt because the
match which he carried for the pur.
pose had gone out
II was broad daylight. and here and
there were signs OF activity In the
houses near the docks. Captain Jones
bad no time for delay. He boarded u
large vessel and with his own hands
klndled fire In her steerage. Upon
the flames he threw straw and hatch
way gratings. a barrel Of tar complet-
ed the work.
In the meanwhile the gathering OF
townfolk had increased until the
crowd had become q frantic mob,
which was now threatening the men
and the landing place. Seeing that he
could do no more. Jones went ashore
and. drawing his two pistols, went
down TO face 1900 people. lie was not
q large man, but there was something
In his face 10 supply the deficiency ~
majesty In stature. lie swnyed the
mob with his pistols a. summer
breeze moves rye field. lie reached
the cutter aud easily held the infuriat-
sd people at bay until the Ore was
well started and his men were safely
seated In their cutter After that he
entered the boat and WINS pulled away.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

Jacob Lit. the we'll known theatrical
manager and owner Of theaters in New
Paul, died today at Yonkers, N. Y.
Five children were cremated In q
fire which destroyed the Anderson
home at Fort Dodge, Iowa, this morn
ing while sAey were asleep. A gaso-
line explosion caused the fire.
Arrangements are being made to
take Michael F. Dryer. the veteran
racing man, to a sanitarium at Amity.
vile, l.. l., Ia few days. There ne
will spend the rest of his life.
The official bulletin issued today at
Berlin announcing that FIVE new cases
OF cholera and two deaths occurred
from noon yesterday to noon today,
making the totals 24S cases and 81
deaths.
Minister Merry at San Jose, Costa
Rica. cabled the state department to-
day that William S. Albers had been
sentenced to three years In pr m, but
that an appeal had been taken to the
supreme court.
The safe Of the Bank OF Osborn.
O., was blown at O'Clock this morn.
ing by burglars who used nitro-glycer-
inc. The safe blowers escaped, but
the amount OF booty secured mas not
been determined
The officials at Madrid discrOdn
the continued reports Of King Alton
SOS approaching marriage to various
princesses II is said that no decision
Will be arrived at until after the Wis
II OF the king TO Berlin.
Bruno H. Coll, a wealthy druggist.
shot and Killed himself in room ut
the Auditorium hotel In Chicago to-
day Mr. Coll. who was single, had
been in ill,health and recently had been
Respondent He left no message.
Count Czraky, the Hungarian noble
man who was appointed by the king
emperor, Of Austria. 10 negotiate with
the Hungarian coalitionlsts, had long
private audience with his majesty this
morning In connection with the Hun.
Earian situation
The British China squadron com
manded by vice Admiral Sir Gerard
Noel which Is visiting Port Dalny.
will proceed Oct. 2. to the principal
ports Of Egypt. Tue squadron con-
sists OF six cruisers and two divisions
OF torpedo boats,
The delegates 10 the convention Of
the American Public Health assOciR-
tlon in session at Boston today. com
bined business and pleasure Two bus.
mess sessions were held and several
papers we're read. after which there
was an excursion down the Boston
hArbOr
NJ Revolt. represcu''1s the French
government and DR. Rose n. the repre-
sentative OF Germany. conferred AZ the
foreign Office today arranging the Anal
details OF the Moroccan agreement
Il Is expected that an Official an
nouncement OF the accord will be CIV
en- out today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
FTNBER MILL SOLD
on NEWNAN'S LAKE
4 Maultsby Sells Big Cypress
: p D. to New York Parties.
,so WAS SOLD ALSO

1NsER "Ho
Tar, Involves Several thousand
49,. Of Fine Cypress Timber
49,, +. Among the Best in the
s,,,,-OsaI May Mean Big Thing
,,,s, important deal has been
.,ir mi. county which means the
I'. n many thousands OF dollars.
W. vsnl,.by has sold TO the Sea
Co.., Lumber Company, rich cor.
.,,or organized under the laws OF
y. state of New York, the cav mill
"l.r,. ,cgs,ber with all the timber
VI same. Of the business situated
."N,Unan's lake, near Fairbanks.
rbi. mill, while not 81 large as
any i. one Of the moot modern and
~..,o.dste in the State, cutting ey-
s'o.. timber exclusively. The plant,
...b i. comparatively new, having
h.sn erected about two years ago, has
,,pscity Of about fifteen thousand
10, rerday. and works q large number
., hands at the mill and logging
camps
The consideration Of this deal a.
e,sd in the office OF the clerk OF the
,irrui, court provides a payment OF
",lo cash and other valuable consid-
s,ations" hut it Is known that the
deal involved thousands. as the sore
are in timber alone 10 extensive.
III. Understood that operations at
the mill will he unmolested, the new
prcpretors carrying the business on
without the loss Of day.
Npwnan's lake swamps abound in
the finest kind Of cypress, and there l.
10 determining just what ;his pur-
chsse may mean tothat section at this
time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
DOCKET WAS HEAVY.
Levy County Had Lots Of Legal Bush
ress at the Term just Closing.

Levy County Had Lots Of legal Bush
ress at the Term just Closing.
Notwithstanding THAI the docket OF
the circuit court Of Levy county, both
civil and CRIMINAL, has been larger the
present term than for several years,
the court is making fine progress and
will succeed in disposing Of many cases
before the closing OF the term. This
cougestpd condition OF affairs Was
caused by the fact that at the spring
term Judge Pinnell, who had q great
deai Of business with the court, was
I'll and It became necessary TO post
pone many cases These cases nat
uraIly took precedence St this term
Only one week is provided for the
iaiI term ofthe circuit court for Levy
county, owing to the fact that time 10
limited the fall term opening in Baker
county at Maeclenny, Monday.
Solicitor Calhoun has been quite
busy during the week in the grand
.Iy room. Tie was ably represented
10 The currnit court room, however, by
lliC" SD l.. Garter, former States
Attorney and one OF the most compe.
vent lawyer. in the State.
Members IT the bar from Gaines.
7'"eVho hsye had occasion to attend
ne session Of the Levy county ciVcuit
court tate that the court IL making
'i'-.'rnt progress, having disposed Of
cute = number Of cases. Among these
.'f- ~ cases Of selling liquor in q
Try county
I." "a term Of che court at Bron.
90 ".' adjourn tomofruw night, 80
".' lodge wills s1d sslIeitor Cal.
ra'' be in Hseele6ny Monday.
aA'a0a county has The advantage
''r INCEST term In the eircuit, since
We I'd 'ar Ia'' cOsntS In which 9 term
.et
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Begin Taking 0zonulaaon To-Day
ana Your Cure BeEins To-day
E[1I[tIlIESI[1

= n. o. LaS-- 81 e. 49, ''l'sr s.',esAsS" "a
It's vitallzed Medicinal. Food Proper
ties are Very QUICKLY Realised.
In Bringing Healthy Color 20 the
Cheeks OF the Pale and Sallow.
In Producing Strength 20 the Weak. -
the Feeble and the Invalid
In TOning up the System OF Gonzales
cents from Exhaustlng Diseases.
In Cleansing the Entire System.
In HourishIng the Worr1ut.
IN Rounding Out the Thin, Peaked
Faces OF Children.
In Building up on their Little Rodiea
the Desirable Pink and White Flesh. and
In Dotting their checks with the Pretty
Color and Dlmples that make Mothers
ozoMULsXoN
e an Ankf6ote for ali Dtseaaea Caueed ey
Exposure 90 Colo ana Wet.
To prove its Medicinal Food Merits q
Trial Bottle Free by Mall
VIII be sent on request Write by letter
or postal card to
OzomulsiOn Co., 90 Pine ST., New York.
All DrugEists-Two siEes-5oc. ana u.o0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
CAPTAIN Cal: MILAN
COMPANY c, UNIVERSITY CA.
DIETS, REDUCED IN COMMAND,
GETS OLD COMMAND.

MORGANTOWN, March Gap.
tain Z. G. MILAN, of Company C, Uni.
versity cadets, who was reduced from
his command TO tho ranks on We'd.
nesday OF last week, has been rein.
stated. This Is welcome news to the
friends of the cadet, who one and all
think he did not get square deal
Millan's brother, A. F. MILAN, n prom.
lnent oil man of Warrington, was
In the city yesterday, and before his
return so wrought with his brother
and Major Burns that the action was
reversed. Major Burns withdrew the
dismissal on condition that the
young man perform the duty assigned
to him from which he had rebelled,
namely serving as officer Of the guard
under second lieutenant as officer Of
The day. MILAN agreed to serve, but
only on condition that superior of.
ficcr be placed over him, and after
some delay this was done. So yes.
terday afternoon he served as officer
OF the guard while Major C. A. Ell.
son was on duty as officer Of the
day, and his command was given
back TO him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
8, n i33iial z iy:ttsg
II Sosl.LlEMEN PROTEST.
nhlset ~ as Commissioner Garficld's
Plans For Standard Inquiry.

ri
s " y q CITE = Kan, March THE
sstyisory board #of the Kansas on
Prod GERS Association will forward
~ Presto ent5S Roosevelt a vigorous
Hratest against the rules for the Stan.
zas1l on Investigation as announced
Y q milestone Garfield. The. pro.
it;cess will ask for open hearings.
hey say they are willing to have
tsletrsgi tsnr1e ne Scross:examined by the
lard OH Company's attorneys,
md they desire ia similar privilege
regard IL the witnesses Of the
rlst Bsss \ sss. IL
y Hl'lo,RK, March IN. F. Ell.
aist imlrey forEthe Prairie Oil and
aasb Company, Of Kansas (the Stan.
tgsl has presented to Commission.
So operations James R. Garfield,
ats sNashin gton, the first answer Of
Shgts COM anyy in regard 10 the Kan
asInd Ian Territory oil fields. The
ssnany asks OF Commissioner Gar.
& sst emos i; fun and prompt inyes-
possible. The statement
ads ii. ~ recent action Of the
y sonpatl Nth reference TO It's oper-
sanssl in u 5 ! Sansas has been with good
vesoIt The legislation Kansas was
Iiise 9 tetlitng TO pass. and has indeed
EasssdS laws compliance with which
AZ ilitterEi mpossibility. If they are
n u "a en- forced the company certain.
~ i does not deslre TO increase It's In
SsSgtsstIient I'M Kansas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
99E.ssSGil IMEER KILLED
! N IN w. G. /. E. WRECK.

; I a . .
S;4s3 rtr Et)E V March IAN empty
q 81 e train on the Wheeling &
lahs Erie y &. Railway which goes to
Aassillon forsthe night. collded with
tsSt d 4 header freight last night.
Engine en- y q schantz, Of AIassilon was
saEght under wreckage and killed.
7iSs:.,siinesrg Geo. Wise, Of Canton, was
sipihrio q beneath the first freight en-.
sslaes which was overturned. Both his
saeii:;s Y ere 4 crushed and he may die.
The flremen Of the freight engines
ssssapeda by jumping. The engineer,
senssfac err and fireman of the passen.
ser escaped with minor bruises.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
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