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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-10

GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. blind, bleeding or protruding niles
Your druggist will refund money N Pazo
Ointment fails to cure you in to Il days SOC
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QNarm,tag ber 9tatmr.
Sic 8en0tferun9 ron San 9lntos
nio n1ttf; lie atterfcnmett ttttS
ibr ettt9e8eMtptrfen.

geierenleiben tommeu lanelant, auf
mbiteriDie @eiie.
Mber bic Natur marnt @ub jeoess
NAL our6 ben urin.
yeDbahtet Die Setretionen Der
geieren.
Sebt na9, ob Die Sarbe unqes
luno lit.
Benn es bariu Nieberibldge uuo
Bubeniab aiebt,
8u bdufiae, geringe ooer idlmers=
bafte gntleerungen.
Damn lift Die Belt aefommen,
DDan'S gtieren Billen gu 9ebrau'
den,
I'm 8riabts @ierentrantbeit ooer
6arnrubr absutuenoen.
Doan's Billen baben in Sun Nns
tonic ar0Be Nrbeit nerriJtet.
S.@. @omaros, Barbier, SEQ. .11O7
goftrp.S StraBe. San Natonip. Teras,
m0bnbaft, iagt: Set bret Sabren unb
ldnger lltt ib an einem ihmersbaften
uriulafen. Die Wblonoerunoen ua.
ren unregelmdBig uno duBerft fbmers=
6aft, fait brenneno. Sh gebroubte
ueribieoene 6eilinittel, bic aneeaeiat
tuaren. erbielt ober ourbaus unbe,
frieoigenbe 6eiultate. gnbli9 hDrte
ib BON Doan's Nierer Hillen. Die
TN Berar Drug Store uno bel syis
SrT1pr R @hrinooN t1crfnuft t,oprAcr,
uno faufte cine Sdabtel. Dieielben
uaren iDfort iehr pirfunasnoa. Sic
beilten MIDI o0n meinen1 urin 2ei=
ben 10 ariinolih, oaH es fid biz
beute nod niht mieoer eingeitellt bat.
3u uerfaufen bel alien 0dnblern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Milburn
Co.. Buffalo. Stem Nort, aIIeiniee
Wgenten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gub bes Namen Doan"
uno nebmt feine anoeren.
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gebreitet unb Der @ouoerneur hat
iiberau in Der Gtaot Soloaten init
iharf 9elaoenen @elpebren aufges
iteut, um aranalle 5u perbiten; in
8arlhau, 4oo8 uno aaoere pplnis
i9en Stdoten hateu Die 9rups
pen iAarfe Snitruttionen erbal,
ten. obne Bebenfen uUrsuaeben; in
OoeIio bat in SDlge oes 5treifs ale
Nusfubr aufaehDrt; in 8afu haben
itd Die Streiter elmer @agenlaoune
8affen uno 9buamit ben,d9tiat uno
in ben &aufaiuSs Brooinsen beginner
ebenfaus tuieoer renDlutiondre Be-
gun9en fih bemertbar gu MAIDEN.
9ie Sage iit unapeifelbaft cine iebr
ernite.
- Srdiieeut 2oubet lit am Sreie
tag in 2iiiabDn. Der 6auptitano Bor-
tugal's 8. eingetrDffen uno opm &Dnie
auf bein 8ahnbDf empfaneen uDroen.
- &Dnig gomaro BON @nalano
bat oem Safer oDn Sapan Den So
ienbanooroen uerlieben. Ser 6erape
BON @unnauabt niro i'm sSrlhiahr
nab Sapan reiien.. um ibn gu iibers
tragen.
- Daoio Worris. elmer Der in Der
Gepublif Gan Domingo ftati0nierten
amerifaniiben 8oQbeaniten, uuroe
ouf oem Wege nod Der Station 9erra
Nuepa BON 8dubern iiberfallen uno
uertuunoet Die Miiietdter tuuroen
ipater feitgenummen.
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gett ttper 90 .7anreu

fhun tuuroe Wrs. 8inslpm's SDu.
thing Sbrup BON WtilIiDnen BON
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der 3inoer
anaetuenoet. g8irlt Du i'm Shlafe
ourh oa8 Shreien eines &inoes ge=
tort, oaB i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor
Shmersen ueint? g8enn 10, laiie
i0fort cine sslaide pun ,.Wirs.
Winsloms SuDtbina Syrup" hDlen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaablbar. gs tuiro
oem tleinen 2eioenoen iofort Ninoes
rung beri9affen. BerlaBt euh oas
rauf, Wiitter. es lit tein 8meiFel
hariiber. Sc beilt DiarrbDe, reaus
liert ben Waeen unb bic geieren,
beieitigt 8inb 8olit, ertpeibt ben
Gaumer, nerbinbert gntainouna
uno itdrtt oas ganse Spftem.
yWrs. @insloms Sppthina SurupA
fir aabnenbe Ginber lit angenebm
i'm @ei6mad; bas 8ecept itann1t
o0n einem Der beiten meiblihen
Ner5te in ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T
bel alien Druaaiiten in Der aanaen
Weit su baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slaihe. &auft nidbts anoeres, als
Ufrs Bins[otu8 SOpthina Snruu.
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Tiir $500 nad9 0eutihlano.

Deutib ameritanil1e 8eitungen
ueroen i'm alten Baterlano NIT gro.
Bem Snterehe aeleien, tpetl fie fib
frei ausipre9en unb bdufig BON briis
ben nebr Reui9feiten uno Nahrih.
ten bringen, als Die oeutl1en Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die nsSreie 8reKe fir
2eraS" iit oriiben iiberan, tppbin fie
geIanot tpiro, Elm lebr germ gelebener
@ait uuo tam fid riibmen, Nner.
fennung unb Wiirbieune gu finoen,
mie aus sablreiben Briefen an uns,
fotpie an Dieienieen, tpel6e oas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibiden, berpor.
3ebt. Wer oaber 1einen 8eruanoten
uno Sreunoen cine Sreuoe erpeilen,
ibnen Elm milfommenes @e16enf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelIe fiir 1ie Die
nSreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb Die @egenb, tuo Die
8ertuanbten mpbnen, 1T in 9eutid.
lano iebr lebbaft uno es ilt unn16g.
li6, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
libe sluftldrune unb 8ei6reibuna
oes fremben 2an6es gu geben, wie
oies Die wSreie 9refe" aIp6hent.
lib tbut. Sir ben aeringen Breis
ppn So oerIenoen mir portDFrei unIer
rei9balti9es 8obenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Ioreiie i'm Iuslanoe.
Die ssreie preife fir 9eras pmbl.
EDmOattt1.
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sabrrasbesarf ser gatpeia.

Der Sabrrabbeoarf Der S9tpeta nitro
gum fleiniten Sbeile our9 Die Sns
lanosproouftion geoedt, Wdbrsnb Der
leBten s Sabre fino 74,500 Rdber i'm
WertRe bon $3,280,00o in Der @9tpeta
tmportirt fpproen. Der 9auptlieferant
1T 8ellti9lano nit 49,500 @Gbern,
odnn fol9en Srantrei9 NIT 1850, bie
Ser. @taaten nit 5000 uno Gnglano
nit 100. Den itdrtiten Support ptt{t
oaS Sabr 1903 auf, nGmlicb 1910
W@ai4tnen, gpr peniger als 10 Sab
rem nod mar @nglano Der Sauptltefee
rant; iebt lit Die Ginfubr bon bort
elei9 Nul, Dd6reno bic bsutf9e @ine
fubr pon Sabr gu Subr fteigt. Qlu4
ote grfasz unb 8eitanotbetle (@9liis
tel, 9loden, Qaternen, Seltannen II. +.
n.y. tommen foit ausi8lieBlid aug
Deuti9lano.
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Saaes Weui8tetteit.
z n [ q n b.


SRI. Nlice &opiepelt lit mieoer
geiuno nno nunter in Waibinaton
einaetroffen.
&rie9sminiiter gaft bat anl
6reitaa Die &eiie nad1 Bananta a1s
aetreten.
- Mm sSreitaQ mar eS Elm Snbr,
leit Die untergruno Babn in Stem
gort erDffnet nuroe. Sn bieier Belt
bat Die Babn 106 MtiQionen Bafas
giere befDroert.
- No. IS. Boebner, elm @runo.
eiaentumssNaen in gbicaao, iolIte
neulid perbafiet tperoeu; um Der
Shanoe au entaeben. iprana er ourh
oas Teniter ieiner Office i'm nierten
Stodmert auf Die GtraBe. @r puroe
nDuifdnoie serihmettert.
- 6rau &atharine Dans in Bbila'
oelpbia. melhe meeen grmDrouna
tbreS Wfanne8 gum Tooe perurteilt
muroe, iit BON @ouuerneur Bennp.
pader sli lebens(aualidbem 8u1tbaus
be9naoi9t tporoen.
Mm Sreitaa mar Brdiioent
HoDiepelt's AZ. @eburtstag.
- Nab ben 8oranlhl6gen bes
&riegsminiiters peroen CUR Eibruna
oeS 3rieaSoepartements i'm Jistals
Sabre 1907 $104, ,988, ,267.7 rs n1tia
iein, un9efdbr INN aebn Winionen
meniger alS fiir oaS laufenoe syisfal=
Sabr.
- Gin Bafiagieraug Der .,4ouis.
bile Sputbern" entaleiite am sSrei.
tag abeno, als er iiber cine Bride in
bee @dbe BON 2eringtun fubr. Der
Rug fiel in ben Greet binab. mebrere
Waaen muroen aertriimmert, bod
Fam 9liidlider Weiie 0iemano um's 8
9eben. Sdmmtlihe BaiIaaiere Bis
auf einen puroen ieooh uerlebt.
- SIM CHARLES Riper bel Bolton
bat man einen &eiietoffer nit ben
Nrmen uno Beiuen eines meiblihen
| &5rpers aefunoen. @s berrIdt fein
3meifel, oaB Die @lieoer su benz
8unlpfe elmer meiblihen 2eibe QebD.
rem, oer boz einiaen Wphen, eben.
| falIs in einen &offer perpadt, i'm BD.
it0ner Oafen aefunoen tpuroe.
- Die Hepublitoner pon Stem
Yort baben iebt mod nahtr6glid3 ben
Diitrittanmalt Serome als &anoioas
ten fiir bas iebt pon ibm betleioete
Gmt aufaeitellt. Shr urlprlnaliber
6anoioat Slatnmer batte it@ betqnut.
LTD gu ieinen @unfteu suriifeesogen.
sInne.
Sn ct. Ietersbura haben Die
Stuoenten uno Die S1iler tehuild,er
| 0obidulen TeriammIunaen aboe.
balten. bod uarben bieielben me6er
ourd Die BDlisei nod ourd, Die
9ruppen aeit1rt. Die Streits 6itua.
ti0n iit unnerdnoert. Die 8eh6roeu
haben ale 8nrbereitungen qetruffen
unl etpaieen l1nruben begeauen au
tonnen. iehen iih aber iebr por, oaf
iie oieielben aiht proooaieren. 9rpb'
Dem befiirGtet man, oaB es su bluti.
gen 8ulammenit0Ben tommen u;ro,
Guh in anoern Stdoten &uslono 4
Gieht eS gefabrlih aug. ueber ghor,
tom 1T Der gelaaerunassuitano Der
banat pOroen; in Mosfau bat iid
Der Streit auf bic @ass uno 9afier
rperte uno bic StraBenbabnen aus
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Trei fit Wfinlter
haOnermedizin RGzept.

Sbre Suaeuo fann un0 ipiro 5uriidfommeu, Be-
peien sic in Sbrem eigenen entnutieten R6rper
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@tne oblle ami @rpen iinn odmpr

Site S6lle ant Groen iino SGmpr.
rbotoen. sSer nicht ooran leioet, elaubt
es nidt; iuer fie aber hat, nerfte9t uns.
Borum bos 9eiben nerlanaern, 10 lange
ANAkESIS, 6as berii6mte Seilmittel oes
DR.. S. Silsbee, in 9einem 8erelh lit.
Su braud1ft feinen 8orrat bapon su fot,z
fen, bepor ou es ielber erprDbt baIt. P.
Neustaedtcr & Co., Box M16, New ork.
ienoen Dir anf Serlangen fpffenfret eine
8robe: Benube bas ntenibenfreun6liche
Nnerbieten BET aenannten sstrma, 0id1
Don Setnen 0nalen 81 befreien, ober 9u
oerlierit oas &etbt au ttaaeu.
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- Der eroBe &uppel Der 8athes
orale BON WDntereb. cine Der id0niten
3irden Werico's. 1T Dienitaa naht
ein9eitiirat uno Die berunterfaQenoen
Steinmahen baben AUDI bic iibrigen
Teile oer Stride pDllia oemoliert.
Woourh Der ginitura berbeigefiihrt
puroe, ueiB man nod nidat. 8l1d'
liher Weiie ift tein Ntenibenleben
BET BET &ataitruphe perloren aegan=
gen.
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unge eure Eager BON
q b q t iino in oer @egeno bon
@uf1uno i'm 8autafus entoedt por>
Den. proFeifor Menoelpeff bat bic 2lbz
lasetungen unteriu9t uno beri9tet,
oab Der 9fspbolt bon ousseaei9nster
SudlitGt
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Observation-Disclosures.

9deateritude NIT auseeidriebenen
Stolen, Wtuiit etc. @rDBe &usmahl
BON Berriiden, 8Grten, 8artrpolIe.
Seine importierte 9eibner i1e 5Sett=
ihminte. &ataloa miro auf @unid
nerI6idt. &. 9fagel,
424 8oliaos StraBe. San Mntonio.
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,.SorO Syormaltn" (Gtmer &
2lmenb), 1T al8 antiieptiideS 8abus
uno Wunomaiier uniibertroffen. Sn
alleu Npothefen Ri haben.
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gdaltde gourtfteu sd,latwaaeu

nab galifornien, ebenlo nab ct.
4ouis pia 9egas & Bacific : 8abn
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet Ngenten tpeaen oieies
neuen Dienites ooer an 6. 8. Eur.
tier, @enerals BaiiaaiersIeent. Dali
las. geras.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16

there are great many men who have
become infected with that spirit of pride
which is apt to create a spirit of insub-
ordination and rebellion against God and
against the authorities which His Divine
Son has constituted to take His place
and to tell men what they must believe
and what they must do in order to save
their immortal souls. Now, my dear
brethren, it is well therefore for us this
morning to come here into this church
and to forget for awhile the temporal
concerns which have brought us here
and to remember only that we are Great
ures of Almighty God, redeemed by the
precious blood of HIS Divine Son and
that we are beggars at His Throne of
Mercy. This is very propitious season
in which to renew our Christian spirit,
during the octave of the great festival of
Pentecost, when the church proclaims
that every being owes what is in it of
God, to the spirit of God. We are here
therefore, my dear friends, to proclaim
our own nothingness, and that is why you
go down upon your knees, that is why
you lower your head before the crucifix
and the elevated Host. There is moth
ing unworthy, there is nothing dishon-
orable in man acknowledging his own
unworthiness, his own littleness in the
presence of God, because it is the obliga-
ton of one to render scrupulously and
given us lights and our lights are founded
upon our obligations to God alone and
therefore, dearly beloved brethren, we
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16

Tuesday morning dawned bright and
clear and at $50 special trains from
Burlington and Rutland brought large
number of Foresters and their friends.
They were met at the station by the
local court and the parade promptly
formed on Depot street in the follow
ing:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
George Goyett, Marshall and aides;
Middlebury band 90 men; officers of
State court; delegates of State Juris-
diction; ST. Mary's Drum Corps, Bur-
lington, Vt; Cathedral Court, No. 562,
Burlington, VT; Champlain Guards,
Burlington, VT; st. Joseph's Court. No
500, Burlington, Vt; St. Paul's Court
No. 657, Orwell, Vt. Phil Sheridan
Court, No. 81, Brandon, VT. St Peters
Court, No. GAG, Vergennes Vt; Proctor
Band, "a men; Guards of Honor Rut-
land VT. St. Nobert Court, No. 4Sl .
Rutland, VT; st. Dominic Court, No
96j, Proctor, Vt; Court De Goesbriand
No 453, Pittsford Vt; St. Genevieve
Court, No. 1891, Shoreham, Vt. Addi-
son Court, No. 1112, Middlebury, Vt.
The line of march was over the
principal business streets of the town
, and as stated in last weeks Register.
There were fully 500 men in line and
the entire line made handsome show
ing, bursts of applause being heard at
many points Especial praise should
be given the Guards of Honol of Rut-
land and the Champlain Guards of Bur-
lington St. Mary's Drum Corps of
Burlington, composed of small boys, also
came in for a large share of applause
Middlebury has seldom seen hand
somer display.
Arriving at the Church of the Assump-
tion, the entire procession passed in and
attended the solemn high mass. Rev.
j. d. Shannon of Middlebury was the
celebrant with Rev. P. j. Long of Proc
tor as deacon, Rev. j. NJ. Brown of
Pittsford as sub-deacon, and Rev. d. j.
OSulllvan as master of ceremonies.
The music for the mass was the beau.
tiful ''Alissa Brevis" by Leo Delres and
was rendered by full male choir of
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20 voices, all Foresters. Rev. L. A.
Nezina of Shoreham was the director
and DR., Edward Pilon of Vergennes
presided at the organ. The service
closed with the anthem Nearer My
God to Thee" the entire audience and
two bands assisting. The audience
completely filled the entire church and
witnessed one of the most impressive
ceremonies ever seen in this town. Rev
d. j. OSullivan of St. Adams delivered
the sermon, a masterpiece in good ad-
vice, spiritual direction and Uratory
The following is the stenographic report
of the same:
REV D. J. O'SULLIvAN's SERMON.
1t is good thing for you, my dear
friends, to come together each year from
all parts of this State and from some of
the neighboring states, in order to study
seriously the interest of your worthy
organization. 1t is well for you to come
together in the spirit of friendship and
brotherly love in order to exchange your
opinions and your judgments concerning
the well-being of your order and TO draw
inspiration from one another and to seek
to elevate the standing and tone of your
organization and to strengthen in one
another the best principles, but it is a
/ great deal better for you to come into the
house of God and put aside all the spirit
of pride and humble yourselves before
| His holy tabernacle and there to seek for
an increase, larger participation in
those fundamental virtues, and particu-
lary the three Divine virtues which con-
stitute your Christian motto, Faith,
Hope and Charity" My dear brethren,
| have read to you a portion of that
psalm which the priests read every day
In their office during the octave of the
feast of Pentecost, because that psalm
and particularly the portion which
have read to you sets forth in very vigor-
Gus words our utter dependence on God
and the debt of love and gratitude which
we owe to Him for all the blessings, tenn
poral and spiritual, which he has be-
ST, wed upon us.
Ny dear brethren, one of the principal
el sments of humanity today is pride of
In tellect, intellectual conceit. Men have
b come so putfed up with their own i'm
p. p.Jrtance on account of the pigmy
az 'hievements which they have accom-
pl lshed in the material work that they
have almost grown to make themselve
believe that they can get along without
Almighty God. Now, that is, to a cer-
tafta> extent, the spirit of the world and
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come here to acknowledge that we
are the recipients of Gods bounty, that
if it were not for Him, we would have
never been called out of original moth
ingness. We would not have been
created as intellectual human beings;
we might have been created as leaf or
a sand, or a stick, or a stone, or a wipe
that crawls the earth, or I'VE might hav
been created beasts, but God has made
us bright, intellectual human beings, en-
dowed us with an immortal soul, giving
us brilliant faculties of mind and will
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16
.Sunbaths For
Babies

Parents owe to their children above
all else, except moral training, sun
shine and air. To state the fact is suffi-
cient This winter has kept little ones
housed almost continuously. To give
them the benefit of the early spring
sunshine is duty as well as a
pleasure.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16
SEVENTH BIENNIAL CONVENTION
Vermont Jurisdiction of the Catholic Order of
Foresters Held in MiddIebury.

Tuesday
of the
Banquet In the Evening Officers OF State
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16
A GO=Cart or
Carriage

is to them boon beyond price, as we'll
as a blessing to the mother. This
needs no argument. To give baby a
chance to sit and drink in the air, to
kick and crow, to move hands and arms
while being wheeled about, is worth
more than anything else money can
buy. 1t is health now and a health
foundation for the future.
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Continued on Page -
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16

Our Prices Will Encourage You Though
You Think one.
The oasis., 1905-02-18
Special Discount Sale.

In order to clear their large stock of general merchandise, fur niture, mine supplies, groceries, dry goods, etc, the house of R. Ruiz & Co.,, { La Fama) of Hermo. sillo will during the coming three months n ake a general discount from prices upon wholesale con- signments-the discount being 1C per cent with 2 per cent additional for cash.
 Upon all sales of 5000 and over freight will be paid to Ures, and along the line of the Sonora Rail to Ortiz and Imuris. R. RUIZ < Go
 HERMosMLo, Jan. 15, 1904
The oasis., 1905-02-18
Good Cold Pro onertv.

The Dea Mining Company have within one-half mile of the town of La Colorado, a good, gold bear ing property, twenty perteaeaelas, through which run twenty-one veins all showing valuable ores. \ twenty foot shaft from which have been taken ores running high in value. The property comments itself to investors. For particulars address.
 LUIs B. PADRES, If. La Colorado, Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1905-02-18

Gross. the superintendent, is exs tending the iunnels Every iudica- tlon points Co Che existence of Q large body of copper ore in the contact between tbc two forma- tions. Work upon the Hillside groups, owned by the same com- pany, is also progressing finely.
 Mir. John Wilson of Nogales has completed the assessment work upon two good mining claims he owns in "the Basin", near Har- shaw. They are named "the Will son" and "the Two Annies." A sixteen foot ledge runs the entire length of the claims, and it shows good ore the entire width, which averages we'll in both lead and sil- yer. Upon the properties are a shaft sixty-fve feet deep and a tunnel fifty feet in length. MT. Wilson has good property.
The oasis., 1905-02-18
For Rent, AermoslIIo. Sonora.

Clean. comfortable furnished rooms; most pleasant location in city, $500 a month.
 Apply at Fabrica de Velas, (Candle Factory) near Railway Station. if.
The oasis., 1905-02-18
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

NIT. W all6r r. CaVage, the faJa- gonia attorney, was out at the Mowry camp several days this week.
 Mr. George W. Atkinson of Gala basas, is arranging to move a bunch of steers to the Salt River valley to fatten on alfalfa, and then sell for beef.
 MT. Nat Crocumb, landlord of the Central Hotel at Patagonia. who had been at Nogales several days last week, returned home early in the present week.
 The Worlds Fair mine has re- sumed ore shipments, and two car loads of high grade rock will soon go forward to Fl Paso. Chris Wilson's big teams are engaged in hauling it into Patagonia.
 At the Jefferson Camp, in the Basin" near Harshaw, George Wieland is packing and shipping two carloads of ore for the Jeffer- son Mining Co. One of copper ore, carrying silver, will go to the Ben son smelter. The other, carrying lead and silver, will be shipped to Fl Paso.
 Mr. Walter Fortune of Pata- gonia, has sold his freighting outfit to the Shattuck < Desmond Com pany, who have taken the heavy teams over into Gila county to work on grade of the branch rail- way into Tonto Basin. Mir. For tune is turning his attention to his cattle rancho.
 In the Jefferson Camp region Con O'Keefe and George Wieland will resume work upon the Red men" mine on the first of April. They have a tunnel in 100 feet on a copper ledge four feet wide, and a thirty foot shaft below the tun- nel level Upon the dump are three carloads of good shipping ore which have been extracted in ex- tending the work done heretofore The new work will bring out a lot of good ore,
 In the Jefferson Camp region George Wieland is developing two claims owned by himself and Mir. Theodore Gebler of Nogales, which are named the Red Rock" and Blue Rock" respectiS ely. A tun- nel is running to crosscut the ledge, and 1t is now thirty-two feet long, all in ore, which averages ten per cent lead and five ounces in silver. The tunnel has not yet cut through the ore body.
 4 lively litigation is anticipated over the "Bullwhackern mine, at Mowry, which is claimed bv both James Brash and John Parks of Patagonia. Mir. Brash is at pre- sent in possession, but Mr. Parks is taking steps toward an effort to oust. This week there have been upon the ground the contending parties, surveyors, attorneys and witnesses. When a mining prop erty becomes a contention in 6tiga- ton, it is surely valuable.
 In one of the tunnels of the Gross groups of the Four Metals Mining Company, another stringer of chalcopyrite has been encount- cred. These stringers all lead through the uorphvrv toward the
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