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The oasis., 1905-07-08

Cananea fIefald The District of Altar is lhe largpst district in the State of Sonora. lta lands are not very productive of cereal. or fruits. the rain not being sufficiently abundant ip that section Of the country, but as rich mineral dis. trict lhere is no doubt that it is one of the richest in the republic. Several gold mines are now being worked in it and are producing and paying properties. But be- sides the gold, silver and copper properties already discovered, Mir. Julio Foncant is the owner of a large tract of land in the southern part of the district in which have been found excellent indications Of petroleum Lately experts have made an examination of these and have reported favorably. On this account the Standard Oil Compa will send its representatives soon to make q study of the ground and determine whether it would be a paying proposition to open up these deposits with adequate ma. chinery.
The oasis., 1905-07-08
COFFEE
Portland, Or, and Return Account
 Lewis & Clark Exposition.

Fifty dollars, limit l5 days from date of sale.
 Fifty-fve dollars, limit 21 days from date of sale.
 Tickets will be on sale every Thursday until October 18th.
 Extension of II and 21 days may be obtained by depositing tickets with s. r Agent, at Port land immediately upon arrival and paying five and ten dollars respec. lively.
 For further information enquire at $. P. ticket office.
 w. c. BOWMAN, Agent.
The oasis., 1905-07-08
SONORA SETTINGS.
q Collection of Happenings in the
 State Over the Line.

Mir. F. E. Edwards, former man. ager of the Hotel Arcadia at HermosiIlo, returned from Nogales early the present week and has gone out beyond the Yaqui river on business.
 Mr. Louis Hostetter of Nebraska, the newly appointed consul for the United States at Hermosillo arrly- ed at that city Thursday of last week and is arranging to open the consulate as soon as suitable quar- ters can be secured and furnished.
 Mr. A. K. KIauser of Toledo, Ohio, president of the Yaqui River Smelling x Refining Company, with the great new reduction plant at Toledo. on the Yaqui River; MT. c. P. Moorman, vice president, and other gentlemen interested arrived from the east last week, and have been in consultation with Mir. Il. c. Gerber general manager, and J. E. Lockhart, superintendent, who had come in from the river to meet them.
 At Hermosillo the Grand Hotel, Cohen Brothers. proprietors. con- tinues to maintain its old time popularity, and the genial man. ager, Max Marks. abates not the least in his efforts to please their guests, because it may be hot. In fact Max has way of convincing people that Hermosillo is the finest summer climate on earth. He says tour winter climate adver- tises itself, so what's the use of saving anything about that.
 Mir. James Finch of Cananea has sold to the American Steel Company of New York his Veta Grande mine, which is situated about ten miles south from Bacoa- chi, in the Arizpe district. The Caaanea Herald says. "Tae ledge measures 56 feet across and the values are most surprising for ledge of this size. It is a silver proposition, carrying good values in gold and copper. From all the assays ever taken of the ore the lowest general assay has paid S56 and the highest $19,000 to the ton. These values are most surprising for a mine the size of the Veta Grande. There have already been immense bodies of ore uncovered, and this property is no longer a prospect but big rich mine"
 Cananea Herald: Saturday was William Bernstein's saints day and early in the morning several of his friends contracted a Chinese band and played at his window several of the latest Chinese tunes. Al though the music produced by the Mongol artists was very sweet MT. Bernstein did not sleep very sound after the first strains reached his ear. For moment when he opened his eyes he wondered whether he was dreaming or whether he really was in China but then all at once the sweet strains grew stronger and he jump ed to the window and discovered that with the yellow musiciaEs there came several of his friends not until then did William know what was up. He opened the dool and invited his friends in Re fro. h ,,,a,,fc v,ara corv.aJ ouI thn,, a
The oasis., 1905-07-08
W0 want uOu 10 know

tnn ats fent teiorlating ihe purchase 1i mi9. hF property fhNf Hn Hfn iu position fO supply fDy slfbef iH Arizona nf Mexico Nf i you bnVe mines Co sal that we fau pinff gnW " iGufN #ifh pufcna8eF " huHfHnieH iHif treatment t0 both parties.
 Arizona MeNcD investment Company,
 NOGALLs. ARIZONA.
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C. M. BERNSTEIN, Broker and Commission
 Merchant.
CAkANEA, SONORA, MEXICO. P. 0. BOX l93.
 TELEPHONE 93.3.
q Gs~@..1

General banking business transacted a speciality of collections Real Estate, Mines and Insurance. All kinds oi legal work attended to before the local and Federal Courts.
The oasis., 1905-07-08
WATCH FOR THE RACES
TO THE AMEREC KN ELITE

The most popular place in the city. Three chairs and hrstelass barber for each. Mas sage and Baths. Next to Montezuma Hotel. suMMEY WILL SEE THAT U. R. TREATED RIGHT
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City Treasurer
Church Notice.

Seryics at Christ Church to-
night 8 O'Clock; choir praEiec after
service. Service Sunday 8 p m
Saturday night 7:3O O'Clock and
Sunday morning IL O'Clock service
at Bruce Chapel.
No preaching in the PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday morning Sunday
school at usual hour. Young Peo-
Piles Song Services Sunday even
ing at 8 O'Clock. Public cordially
invited.
Rev. A E Grover, Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. will preach
in Buffalo Sunday.
Rev. Wayne Z. Stalnsker, of
West Charleston, will preach in
the Trinity N. E. Church Sunday
morning at l1:C0 O'Clock and eve-
ming at 500 O'Clock.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Asa Condee AMI children. o
GaIlipolis. were visiting friends il
Leon last week.
Mr.. w. w. King. of Deer Lick
left last Wednesday on visit t.
his mother at Heslop. Washington
county, Ohio.
Mr.. George O. Baker, of Baden
, was here Thursday.
Mr. j D Campbell called at oul
off ,e Friday. and ordered the Reg.
lister sent to his address at Ber
L lmond
Mr.. G. c. Bowyer, cashier of the
Merchants National Bank of this
city. has returned from a meeting
of the West Virginia Banker AS
ISOLATION, which met in Fairmont
last week. Mr.. Bowyer was made
one of the delegates to the Ameri-
can Bankers Association.
Capt. A. G. Walters, of Beale,
was in our city Friday on business,
Rev. JIM BoIand. pastor of the
NJ. E Church. South, who has
been confined to his home by sick-
ness for several days. we are pleas
ed to announce is much improved.
Mrs.. Henry Vance, of Parkers-
burg, returned home Saturday
after short visit here with Mr.: T.
F. Kimberling and wife.
Mr.. Bird Stone,- of Leon, was in
Charleston Friday on business.
Mr.. Geo. F. Je hnson. near town.
called at this cffioe Saturday and
renewed his subscription to the
Weekly Register.
Mesars E B Thomas and W. w.
Riley srent Saturday evening and
Sunday visiting friends at Maggie.
Mr.. b. A. Shiflet olerked in the
Phoenix Hotel last week during
Capt. Curry's absence.
Mr.. W. Z Hanks, of Winfield.
was a business visitor in town Fri
day.
DR.. R. T. Stone, of Spilman, was
in our city last Wednesday.
Mrs G. G Tippett and little
son Joe, left Monday on visit to
relatives at Columbus, st. Marys
and Wapakoneta. Ohio.
Miss Estelle Boyce has returned
home from a visit with friends in
st Adams.
Mr.. Pat Allen and wife. of Ray
mond City. spent Sunday here
with relatives. Leota Nutter 40
oompanied them home for few
days visit
Mrs. Parsons. of Ripley. was
here last week visiting her hus-
band Judge Parsons,
Mr. F. a. Laird. of Charleston.
was here Thursday.
Col. T T. Wallis, of Clarksburg,
was here over Thursday night the
guest of Mr.. Homer Smith, pro.
prietor of The Spencer.
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Camping Party.

Messrs. Geo. somerviIIe, Joe
Ceiner. Alex. McCuIlocb, VIM, Eli.
son. Arthur Price, L. b Bowers,
Fritz Hess and Pearl Burdett camp.
ed at Eight-mile Saturday night
and Sunday.
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Hooked Large Fish.

While fishing from tie outside
look wall at Paint Greek. W. Va,
Saturday morning, Sammy Alter,
aged 2 was pulled from the wall
by the bite of large fish on his
line, and fell to the water. twenty
three feet below, stunning him
aud causing him to drown before
assistance could reach him
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Your city taxes are now due and
should be paid to the City Treas
ursr on or before the 31st day Of
July, 1905. Taxes not paid with.
in the given time will be turned
over to the City Marshal for collect.
ion with a penalty of ten per cent
added Toe treasurer can be found
at his Office from I O'Clock a. m
until 3 O'Clock p. m
F.B. TIPPErr.
CITY Treasurer
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It pains MS to announces that Mf.
B Lnh. of Pittsburg. formerly of
this county, and who has host Of
friends hereabouts, has become
deranged. If is sincerely to be
hoped that his sffliction is only
temporary.
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~ lsses Bertha and MHble Condee,
of Jacksonville. Ohio, spent Sun
day here at the residence of Mr.. j
". Love. visiting their father. Mr..
Marion Condee.
Messrs. Burns and Fred Keieer,
of Columbus, spent Sunday here
with their friend. Mr.. Joe Gang.
Mr. s. W. Swisher left yesterday
for Salem. Texas County. Missouri
Mrs Swisher will leave in about a
month. They will make their
future home there.
Master Brooks Tippstt, of Ra-
venswood. was here Monday and
Tuesday visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Nesle will leave Sat
urday for Huntington to attend a
reception given to Mr.. j. Lee
Sehon and bride, by his mother
and sister. Mrs. Ed L. Sehon and
Mrs. John McCoach.
Captain S L. Parsons from up
Kanawha was here Monday and
Tuesday
Mr. Howard Burdett. of the K.
& M. was here yesterday visiting
his father, Capt j NJ Burdett.
Misses Matte Sterne. Nellie
Fry and Mary Lewis attended the
quarterly meeting and basket din
ner at Hickory Chapel Sunday.
DIR. John ShaIlcross, of the O.
D. Kerr Drug Co, and Mr.. Harry
Robinson, CT Gallipolis. were yisi-
tors in our oity. Sunday.
Mrs. @ E. MeCulloch and two
daughters, from up Kanawha, were
in town yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Judge o W 81. Wright. of
Logan, Ohio. is here on visit to
her sister, Mrs Joe Varian.
Miss Lillian V Kinoade, visiting
in Fairmont. has gone to Morgan.
town to attend the summer term
of school.
U. S. Deputy Collector j. g..
Hatfield, of Inez, was here yesrer-
day.
Judge B. j. Redmond. of Mason,
was in town Monday
Mr.. E. l.. Rudman, Of Ravens
wood, was here yesterday.
Mr.. Carl Bruestle left Sunday on
a weeks visit to his sister, Mrs. w.
d. Hughes, at Columbus.
Mrs. John MoCoach and baby
who have been visiting Miss Alice
Neale and other friends returned
to their home at Huntington Mon
day.
DR. Q Q Hogg, of Huntington, is
here visiting his mother, Mrs Su-
san Hogg
Mrs Chas Mees returned yester-
day from visit to her relatives at
Mason
Miss Fannie Grover who has
been teaching school in Virginia
returned home last evening
DR. Robert Henderson. of Ur.
bAna. is here on few days visit to
Col q B Thomas and family
Misses Emma Diehl and Freda
Gygax who have been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs q P Gardner re.
turned to their homes at Mason
Sunday
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MI. and Mrp. S. NJ. Mccullough


been visiting his sister, Mrs Jss
Capehart and family, left yesterday
for Austinsbnig, Ohio, to visit Mrs
McOuIIough.s sister:
Messrs A Fl. Day and Thos 81
Hall, of Kanawha Fiye-mile. yers
in town Monday.
Mr.. Taylor Robinson. of Mason
was the guest of Mr.. VIM Noes and
wife Sunday.
DR.. J. r. Meeks, of st Louis
Nc, at one time located at Hart,
ford. this county. pissed through
our city Monday on his way tc
Winfield to visit his brother, Capt
Vim. Meeks
Mr.. Z G Bsattie. of Cincinnati
was here Monday on business
While here he was the guest OF
Mr.. I F. Brinkman
Captain William Tulley and wife,
spent Sunday in Charleston visit
ing relatives.
Captain w. a Howard has re-
turned from Hamilton and Gin.
oinnati. Ohio.
Mr.. a. B. Blazer. of Glenwood,
L
is in town looking after the con-
struction of the Stortz Blazer new
-four mill.
Mr.. 9. O oottIe. of Charleston,
was here Monday, the guest of DIR.
F.. V. Butcher.
Mrs. Brent Oenters spent Sun
day in Middleport with her sister.
Mrs. Bort Pope.
Mr.. Victor Lewis, of Indianapo.
lis. Ind, is in our city on business.
Mr.. Joe Miller, engineer on the
"helper" on the <. & M. BY at this
place. leaves today on trip to
Cincinnati.
Rev. w E. Craig attending
school at Boston, and pastor of a
church at Dennis. Mass. returned
last Friday, after a visit to his par
ents this oity.
Mr.. Ed. Nutter and family and
Miss Marie Smith. of Henderson,
spent Sunday here with Mr.. VIM.
Mees and wife this oity.
Miss Margaret Neale left Mon.
evening on visit to Mr.. Ed Neale
and family at Ben Lomond.
Mr.. Lesley Neale returned Mon.
day from visit to DR.. o. B. Wag-
gener and family at Arbuokle.
Miss Grace Gibbons, of Char.
lesion, came down Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
Mr.. Lesley Oliphant, of Little
Rock, Arkansas, will arrive here
tomorrow on visit to his aunts
the Misses Kimberling.
Miss Velma Kisar has gone to
New Lexington. Ohio, where her
sister Miss Gertrude, will graduate
tomorrow.
Mr.. A r. Shaw and wife, have
moved to Columbus. Ohio.
Mr.. Ed Thomas went up to Ra.
venswood, Monday evening on
business and returned yesterday
afternoon.
Little Miss Kate Wolf and broth.
er, of Heights. left Friday for a
weeks visit >with their aunt, Mrs.
Willie Lambert, at Arbuckle.
Mr.. Brinny Linn, of Charleston,
was here one day last week to visit
Mr.. Robert Liter's race track and
stables. and to see his horse. Bullet,
work out.
Mrs George A. Duval and little
son, Gilmore, after a few weeks
visit here with her mother, Mrs.
B Gilmore. returned to their home
at Parkersburg. Monday.
Miss Eugene Cook who has been
the guest of Miss Edith Baird for
several days returned to her home
in Columbus Sunday.
Mr.. Nat Bloom and son Arthur,
travelling statesmen were home over
Sunday.
Mr.. William Haynes came down
from New Martinsville. Saturday
and returned Monday, acoompan-
d by his wife and little SON
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Cu1luI04 l0lb OhAuluny Ou . hAStt=hN
their relatives at Middleport ant
Pomeroy, Ohio.
Hon. F B Enslow. of Hunting
ton. was here Friday and Saturday
on legal business.
Mr. W. E Ruttencutter. of Ma
son. was here Friday on business
Mr.. L. S. Hall. travelling out o
Baltimore, Md. WIS here Friday.
Miss Enols Stephens. of Spring
field, Mass, here visiting Mrs
Filth Stephens and other relatives
and friends, left Saturday for hel
home. Her m, Their. Mrs Stephenl
will remain here few weeks long
er
Mr.. and Mrp. P. S Lewis return.
ed Sunday night from trip te
Cincinnati.
Miss Emma Aumiller has re.
turned to Spencer after visit here
with her sisters, Mr.. @. F. and F
L. FiIson.
Mr.. and Mrs Werner Knapp who
have been attending College al
Mack, N. Y. taking a theological
course. returned home Saturday to
spend their vacation.
Mr.. j. I woodward, of Hern,
was in town Monday on business.
Mrs. j. 81 Gibbons and daught.
er. Miss Jessie. of Washington. D
O.. left yesterday for their home
after visit here with her son, Rev.
j Howard Gibbons and family.
Hon. j. q Myers. of Mason, was
here Saturday attending Court.
Messrs. A. P. Miller and Albert
Smith, of Pomeroy. Ohio. were
business visitors in our city Satur-
day.
Mr.. Joseph q Holloway. wife
son Sam, have returned from a
visit to their son. Mr.. Charles 81 /.
Holloway, of Philadelphia
Mrs. E. MoElfresh and little son
Marvin. left Sunday on visit to
relatives at Long Bottom, Ohio.
Mrs j. Nj. 81. Bsale left yester-
day on a weeks visit to relatives
near GalIipolis Ferry.
Misses Janet MoCulloch and
Maude Kisar returned Monday
morning from visit to Miss Mo-
Culloch's sister, Mrs. VIM. Steen-
bergen, at Vivian, MCDOWELL ooun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. E @. Winger left
Monday morning to visit Mrs.
Winger's relatives in Missouri.
Mr.. P. B. Buxton. of Buffalo.
was in town Monday.
Mrs. W. 81 Fry and daughter
Miss Blanche, left Monday morn
ing for three weeks visit with her
daughter Mrs Arthur Henry, at
Weston.
Master Bryan Greenlee will be
home today from Romney where
he has been attending the Deaf
and Dumb School.
Mr. W g. Jordan and Miss Sallie
Chambers spent Sunday in Mid
dep ort visiting Mr.. Herbert Cham
bers and wife and Mr.. Robert
Harris and wife.
Miss M4ude Burdett will leave
Friday on a visit to friends in
Middleport.
Mr. Harry Wells returned Sun.
day from a few days visit to Mrs.
NJ. E. Jamison aud family near
town.
Mr., Robert Heslop and two SIS
ters Misses Sue aud Mamie and
Misses Wayne Butler aud Grace
Varian left Sunday night on the
Queen City to make the round trip
to Pittsbnrg with a party of CALI
polls friends
Prof. P. h. Steenbergen and
Misses Bertha Steinbachan Rose
mond billiard left Friday for Nor
g4ntown to take a special course
at the University
Captain VIM Hughes returned
Monday morning from Louisville
where he attended the Confederate
Reunion last week. His daughter
Miss Virgie Lee Hughes stopped
at Newport to visit Mr.. j. w.
and family. Mr. Frank
Inns son Master Charles Viii.
liam, accompanied Captain Hughes
home for few weeks visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thomas, Misses
Kate Stribling and Veya Hapton-
stall and Mr.. K T. McKinstry went
up to MfddIeport Sunday in Mr..
McKinstry's yacht. Enjoying a
delicious lunch on their way home.
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No trouble bnt a pleasure to give
you suggestions for painting with
Lawrence Paints. Drop in, when
you're ready. j. w, Rhoadss &
Go.
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seasonable goods At Van Gil.
deEis; Moth Balls. Sticky Fly
paper. Insect Powder. Bedbug
Poison.
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Her 18th Birthday.

Mrs. Christian Stortz. celebrated
her 18th birthday last Thursday.
June Is. 1905. Considering her
advanoed age, Mrs. Stortz is en-.
joying the b Est of health. and her
many friends wish her many re-
turns of the day
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The Docks at this place are very
busy.
The R. P. Gilibam in from below
Saturday and laid up.
Several nice yachts are owned
by people here.
Captain Frank Saunders. OF
Charleston, was here yesterday.
The J. T. Hatfield left yester-
day morning with tow for Cincin-
natl.
The B. P. Gillham left yesterday
for Cincinnati. with tow.
Mr.. Dudley Burdett is on the
B. P. Gillham learning the river
with Captain Wright.
The Government boat James
Rumsey was here Sunday 10 get
lumber to repair some scows.
The j Il. Hatfield in from Gin.
cinnati Saturday with tow of emp,
ties and on up to the mines.
Capt. Harpold. of the Beaver.
went to st. Louis on the Geo. Gard
ner.
Capt j. F. Morgan. of lronton.
Ohio. was business visitor here
the first of the week.
Capt. Brady Wright returned
home Friday. after plotting the
show boat, French's New Sensation,
as far as Lawrenoeburg, Ind.
Messrs B. F. Young and S. K.
Wells. of Cincinnati. are here look,
ing after the repairs ON the Beaver.
They are stopping at the Phoenix,
Prices New Water Queen which
played at the wharf Saturday night
was greeted by large audience.
There are more local packets run.
ming out of Parkersburg. Marietta
and Wheeling than at any other
point above Cincinnati.
Capt. A S. Leach says he is go.
ing south soon to buy packet for
the Huntington and Charleston
trade.
The Florence Marmet left for
Cincinnati Monday morning with
tow. She will go the ways for
repairs before returning
Messrs M A, j. F. and M. w.
Calvert. of Charleston. owners of
the packet boat Calvert, were here
Sunday.
The j. B. Lewis came in Sunday
from below with tow empties.
The Lewis is one of the best boats
on the river.
Capt. VIM. Curry returned Sun
day night from Cincinnati where
he took the George Gardner f, r
the Barrett Bros. Mr.. james Eok.
ard accompanied Capt. Curry en-
the trip,
Safreed was 80 years of age, and
lived at PIiney. He is survived
by wife and three children, the
oldest 4 years and the youngest
about week old.
A search was made for Safreed
but he could not be found, and
Captain Miller, in command of the
Florence Marmet, left men at the
point to make search in daylight
for the body.
One of the youngest men in the
employ of the Combine is Captain
Tom Faudree, former Kanawha
river towboat mate. He is now
stationed at Cairo and is said to
receive salary of 81 900 per year.
He is hustler and competent
towboat man.
AT 1:30 O'Clock Friday morning,
In the vicinity of Red House, in
Putnam county. the steamer Flo
renee Marmet. having in tow eight
barges and fuel boat, run down a |
log raft on which were Charles
Wears and Ephraim Sofreed, the
latter being drowned.
The log raft came out of Pooa
river. The two men were floating
the timber to Pliney, Safereed
being the owner of the raft and
Wears being employed by him
Before starting Wears suggested
they should have light. and Sa-
freed went ashore and procured
matches but no lantern. A few
miles below Lock 8 Wears suggest
ed to Safreed that one or the other
should sleep awhile, and Safreed
agreed to stand the watch, allowing /
Wears to sleep. Wears states that
he did lie down, and the next he
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The thermometer REGISTERED Sat
urday 95, Sunday 81, Monday 90
and Tuesday 81
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MANY Children are SickIy,

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
used by Mother Gray. a nurse in ChlIdren's
Home, New York, Break up Colds in p
hours, cures Feyerishness. Headache,
Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders, and
Destroyes Worms At all druggists, 25c
Sample mailed FREE Address, Allen 5.
oimested, Leroy, N Y
Blank deeds for sale at this flee.
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Harry Beverage. of Middleport
plays the oalliope with the Isen.
barth- Henderson show boat.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Here's matchless of Silk and waists
the very best creations of the season. that will
please you Every ured in by
making. The prices matchless.
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Rev jim Hill on June 18th,
1905, at South Side. this county,
united in marriage Mr. Lewis Hill
aud Miss Mirt Legue. The Reei-
ter wishes the couple a happy
journey through life
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Yacht Party.

Misses MariIla Bowie, Alice
Oherrington. Kate Brosius, Eliza
beth Bowie. Jane Hunt, Cad Need
ham, Louise Sanns, Josephine
Beard, Edna McMfIlen, Marie
Shepherd, Trix Maxson Dale and
Hattie Bailey Wears made a verv
congeniel and jolly crowd OF ladies
that came mp from GaIlfpoIiS last
Saturday evening in q yacht nnd
were the guests of The Spencer
Hotel for supper
Mrs Mary Smith. widow Of the
late Eliza Smith. died ct the Park
Central hotel. at GaIlipoIis, June
16. 1906. She WAS the mother of
Mrss D. p Bryan, Of that CITY.
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And its Materials and
trimmings.
Cotton Shirt Waist Suits.

Their good points-sghtlness and Convenience have
been sufficiently aired Now all we have do supply
the pretty and the do the buy them hand
over fist. they very moderately priced.
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Married.

Married,
Mr.. Thomas A. Booth. of Ply.
mouth, was married to Miss EIe
more Scholz. by Rev. W. Fl. Shaw,
in The Spencer parlors, Tuesday
afternoon.