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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
CABINET CRISIS CALLS
SPkIN'S KING FROM HUNT

Madrid. Nov. l6.--Kiug Alfonso has
been hastily recalled to this city from
his hunting expedition. II is believed
that n cabinet crisis is impending War
Minister Du Luque is resisting the pre-
tensions OF Gems, Weyler and polaVicia
10 the field marshal ship vacant owing
to the death OF Count de Chesto. Weyler
and Polavicja base their claims on tho
victory In Cuba and the Philippine Is
lands.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
LINCOLN

Kane branch. Catholic knights OF
America, will hold a concert and dance
this evening i'm Lonsdale hall, Maguire's
orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
Phillip Breene, the new highway COM
missioner, has appointed as his assistant.
William Fitz. who will have charge OF the
highway work in district and 4.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
NEGRO WANTED FOR MURDER,
MURDERS POLICEMAN

New Orleans. Nov. 16.--News arrived
here last night Of the killing OF "A white
man and a negro, and the wounding
tusa. La. After negro laborers had
killed one Of their number, a sheriff's
posse went I'm pursuit of the alleged
murderers, one of whom barricaded
a policeman.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
CREW, LAsHED
To MAST STUMPS,
SAVED FROM SEA

Boston. Nov. 15.-Falsc Spit, "A sunken
ledge near Boston light caused the wreck
of the schooner Mary Lee Newton last
night. the crew of the schooner saving
their lives only by lashing themselves 90
the mast stumps until help arrived after
daylight in the form OF a tugboat. Capt
t. NJ. Aylward Of Melrose and a crew of
three men suffered greatly from exposure
during the night and were exhausted
when rescued today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
WOMAN'S RELIANCE.

Woman ~ like the Tory party when
the latter is defeated In the house Of
commons ~ has the house OF lords TO
support 81 when the strength OF
woman is exhausted she has always
her weakness to fan back upOn.-Lon-
don Truth
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
FLOOD,
THOUSANDS co
To FOOTHILLS

Seattle, Wash. Nov. 16.-Iiomelcss and
suffering from hunger aud exposure and
In hourly dread that the rising waters
will overwhelm them, thousands OF resi-
dents OF the fertile valleys lying between
Seattle and Tacoma are camped today I'm
the foothills nearby with what few pro-
visions and effects they could carry in a
hurried flight.
Six deaths have been chronicled as duo
&c the floods which have followed the
rapid rise OF the rivers In King and Pierce
counties.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
Mh0E A CoMMoN CARRIER

The Interstate Consolidated street Rail
way company may now exercise the priv
ileses Of n common carrier between North
Attleboro and Providence. Tho Massa-
chusetts railroad commissioners have Is
sued an order, which sustains the action
Of the selcctmen last summed. IN giving
the railway company permission to carry
baggage and freight: but no explosives
OF any kind may he carried.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
PUGlllST DIES FROM BLOW

Grand Rapids Mich. Nov 16.-Mike
Ward OF Sarnia. ont. who was rem
dered unconscious during a pugilistic
contest last night with Harry Lewis Of
Philadelphia, died az 6;45 this morning
head struck the floor very heavily
when he was Knocked down the last
time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
SEVERELY SChlDED

Benjamin II. slack. proprietor OF q gro
Gerry store at 26S BENEFIT street. was So
vcrely scaldcd 10y steam from n large can
Of boiling water yesterday afternoon. Dr.
Gardner l.. Miller dressed his injuries and
ordered his removal TO tho Rhode Island
hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
NEEDS MORE BoSSING.

IL seems to he Secretary Bonapartes
notion that the average citizen needs
more bossing In politics-and he puts
forward this theory at precisely the
time when the citizen aforesaid is pret-
" generally showing n disposition To-
regard the boss as nuisance.-Phila-
dclphia BullstIa-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
THEY ARE STILL
DOING BUSINESS.

Latest reports from the ringside in
dicatc that George Bernard Shaw didn't
so much as make the Ten Command
ments groggy.--DcnNer Republcan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.

Edward Duffy has family whose home
s. on Middle street. but according to the
statement OF the officers and others who
appear TO know somthing about the facts
he has not done great deal 10 pay the
expenses OF this home for a long time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
RIVERSIDE

The local office of The News Democrat
Is at Lewis restaurant, Riverside square,
where advertisements and news items
may be left.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
END OF BAZAAR.

The bazaar and fair held under the di-
rection OF the members OF the Young
Mems Catholic association connected with
ST. Mary's church was brSught 10 sue
cessful conclusion last evening, after hav-
ing been kept open four evenings. The
unsatisfactory weather conditions did not
appear 10 great ydiminish the crowd
which filled the building as IL has the 9TH
er three nights OF the week
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-10
TREASURY
STOCK
S25O,OOO

Five Hundred feet from the "HAYES=
MONETTE" lease with a monthly OUT
put of ST. 900.
Two Hundred feet from the "RED
TOP"with $4,000, 900 in sight.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-10

and aboutF Fly Hundred feet from the world famous HAYES MONNETTE" with a mG
It will ths be- seen that the MOHAWK JUMBO LEASING SYNDICATE poprh
padson of prices will show that this ir really one of the most extraordinary investmen OPP
are can best be shown by giving the results oil surrounding properties.
The great MOHAWK the adjoining property which is quoted at FIFTEEN dollar
last RED TOP, Two Hundred fee to the north, sold at 425 a share this week., while
adjoining on the west sold at 16o this week. while six months ago it wash begging at eg
THERE is NOT A PROPERTY IN THIS ENTIRE DISTRICT THAT DOES N
QUOTATIONS OF SIX MONTHS AGO, AND A PURCHASE OF THIS, THE FIRST OF
HAWK JUMBO LEASING SYNDICATE, PRESENTS POSSIBILITIES OF PROFIT Eo
The SYNDICATE is differed by men who havea achieved Unmarked succes here OF Il
of such men as j R DAVIS, of Lotus g. Davis who opened and developed the great r
ad Vice PreIdent of the Gold Bar the famous mine of the BuHrog District as well az
Nevada Hills the principal mne at FanWew.
H.T. BRAGDoN, Vice Prexdent is also President of the Godfeld Mining compar
Mr. ragdon is prominently identified with many of the most successful enterprises OF
Leasing m Deveopmen Company operating the Truettl lease which returned to its s
their investment of twenty five cents prs share
SAMUEL R. MASON President of the California Boax Company AUGUSTUS
Board. 4##.@ u.4 So.
MAJOR w. A. STANTON, Manager and Consulting Engineer, is one of the mostf
SUPERIOR in his knowledge of the District Under hsd ieciont the work is proceeding at
each property.
The shaft on the JUMBO is down axtyfour feet, while IN tn MOHAWK is dow
of ore unnin hi ThousandD Dollars to The ton, showing close proximity to big oeb body
Two 20hp gasoline HOSTS have beeno ordered and will be OF the ground within fife
There is no reason why the Syndicate should moth shipping within thirty days; d
ability the first one will equal the pesentp c of the treasury shares as was done m the
This will be the first last IN only offering OF Treasury Stock at 2c per hare;s A
Reservations should be made by Telegraph to insure consideration, and remittance
warded immediately after allotment is made; otherwise allotment nil be vWd.
The oasis., 1906-09-29
ts0ito,lafsn Aass

Don't forget ibo dale of fhc fef utortl Faif fo he held io ph0niv. Nov i2th lo l1fh tgOG
 Have ym decided what you will exhibit tt thc next fmrY lf not. do so at once Enter something. no matter how little We want everybody Co help. and the best way is to make some entries. Blanks will be furnished by the secretary on application
 Entries have commenced Co ocOme in In the sheep department three times as many animals are entered as were exhibited last year The cattle department promises to be unusually well filled.
The oasis., 1906-09-29

fn fip wag fl apeeIal attractions sumo very interesting and af tfuctee eSfbits afe promised Acceptance af c1uffaet with Bert Mofphv. fhe man who sings to beat the mnd " has beeh closed by the management This is one of the most wonderful attractions be fore the people.
 Other attractions will be con. tracied for, SO as to furnish the visitors various kinds of amuse. ment Efforts will be made to please all the people all the time"
 Remember the date Make some- thing to exhibit, and thus make the second annual fair success
 VERNON l.. CLARK, Sec'y
The oasis., 1906-09-29
ocroses TERM or COURT
five Men and One Woman VII Stand
 rrsl for Their lives.

Monday Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan will open the October term of the
 district court for Santa Cruz county in Nogales. The calendar is not
 SO heavy as was the calendar for
 the April term, a number of im-
 portant and interesting suits of
 long standing having been tried and disposed of during the last term. However, 1t is d fairly lengthy calendar, there being many civil suits that are holdovers from past terms of court. The criminal calendar, also. is of con- siderable interest, as five men and one woman will be tried for mur- der and Santa Cruz county may have its first hanging as a result of the trials. Kate D. Sauvage and her son, Amos Stone, will be tried for the murder of the woman's husband, the case coming here on change of venue from Cochise county. YsidrO Bravo and Juan Rivera are charged with murder ing a fellow countryman (MeAi- can) at Salero a few months ago. Francisco Rodriguez and Ramon Sauseta are the men who were arrested at Mowry and identified by a woman witness as two of the five men who murdered gambler at that place about six weeks ago. There are d few criminal cases of lesser importance also on the calendar.
The oasis., 1906-09-29
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The oasis., 1906-09-29

BlvafN Pacific mIN8q e5ma up from tiuymls Sunday night hd leit Monday .o the state W Wash. ingion wbaf. be goes to bring buck to Noealcs Nf Nathew and chil dfen, who have been pending fbe summer in thc north
The oasis., 1906-09-29

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The oasis., 1906-09-29
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The oasis., 1906-09-29
aoeAtts NOTES

There are a number of cases of malarial fever in Nogales, but no serious case has been reported.
 Gents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Last Saturday evening Mrs. E. K Cumming and Miss Mary Rob- inson returned from short visit to Tucson.
 The new operating room at the Sisters hospital is almost com plete. Work will soon commence on a new kitchen and bath room.
 Attend the Second Annual Ter ritorial Fair to be held at Phoenix, November F. 13, II, 15, Is and r.. 1906. Reduced rates on all railroads.
 United States Customs Inspector George P. Jones returned yesterday from Haywood Hot Springs, New Mexico. He Is greatly improved in health.
 Mother Paul of the Sisters of Charity came down from Phoenix Tuesday night to visit the Sisters hospital here. She returned to Phoenix yesterday.
 Yesterday Mir. H. $. Munroe left for Cananea, from which place he will make a trip to the Arizpe dis trict of Sonora. He will return to Nogales in about three weeks.
 Wednesday night Mir. G. H. Les ser, paymaster for the Sonora rail- road, came up from Guaymas and | Thursday morning he went to Tue son, there to meet Mrs. Lesser and children on their way home from Los Angeles,
 Mrs. Ramona Lozano has filed suit for divorce against MT. Libra do LoZano. They were married October Is, 19Q5 Mrs. Lozano charges drunkenness and cruelty. She asks that she be permitted to resume her maiden name-Ra- | mona CranZ.
 Next week Mrs. G. B. Oman and children expect to return to San Francisco, after spending the sum- mer in Nogales Mir. Oman, who Is now in Fl Paso, will also return to San Francisco next week, hav- ing secured a responsible position with a publishing house in that city.
 A handsome, flashing, fre-eat- ing, blood drinking bull fighter from far off Spain is negotiating with the Sonora Railroad Compa- ny for the use ot the ground re- gently occupied by the fiesta tents. He contemplates bringing his cua- drilla to Nogales, Sonora, for three weeks stay.
 MT. W. R. Brown returned yes terday from Shawneetown, Illinois, where he was called five weeks ago on account of the serious illness of his mother, who has since recovered her health. On his return he was accompanied MT. A. D. Reid, who expects to become permanent res ident of Santa Cruz county.
 MT. J D. Mathews, superin- tendent of tracks. bridges and
The oasis., 1906-09-29

MT. J. D. Mathews, superin- tendent of tracks. bridges and buildings on the Cananea, Yuqui
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-15

Gebte Roffnune perihpuuoen.
Nls berporrnaenoe Nerste ineter
onB W. Nt. Smiibhnrt, BON Yetiu,
Sa,, unheilbnre Shmtnbiu9t bnbe,
nor beiIrn leste SpfFuuna bahin.
nber Or. Sings 9ew 9iscDuerp fir
5Hninoiudt, Suiten uuo @rtattun'
aen retteten linn pom @rnbe. 81
inst: .9ieie Meoisin bot mid priinbs
lidl futirt uno meiu 9eben aerettet.
seitbem babe id iie 10 Sabre lang
aebrnudlt, un6 ernfts oieielbe ala
line munoerbnrea Snlss unb 9uneen-
oeilmittel." Strena piiienidnft.
Iides 6eilmittel fir 6uIten. mebeu
onls poer Grtaltunaen, unO fheres
8urbeuaunaamittel aeaenBneumopia
@nrontlrte 6lnideH ~ 80 Cents uuo
500 in Bntter 8rDs. Npothete.
Grobe 6Iaihe irei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-15
geehe. ipenn lie losGsLaHrn!

US |LL.L -
apgeIi3ts Ser GtI0Srungen, relfs
@nglano Fri.Etr iGcn stmoGt Eat mi
zen g(sf ou6sn ter GingetrrsrtR IN
9ireFtiia, III IS leidi 6tgreifli6, ba1
bic Roarthiea oon bort oas englifGt
9olt nit gr05ter geIorgnis erfiillt bl,
lea. Dte .idpar3e4 tasc4 bat dion gar
III eaglij6ss Glgt ge,oist IltlIiore1
etgIii4e Sopereigus peridlangen mo
bic @reuel, TelGe Gin iOI1er IuIItono
Ger Nessrdepolttyuua Siioafritas ies
6esmal i'm Uefolgs bal. ba5eN bic 3iDia
l~iiierts &eIt enticBt.
rod mag bic GeTdbr eiae5 allgemeis
nen auftdnbes ni9t porbdnoen Iein,
dber es Dirb befardtet, odB Elm folder
nidt gu psrbinOsru fsin piro, ipsnn 81.
&ssierurs nidt ioEprt Itreag eingyeiit
uRO bic 6unten l1fdt, csc fie fi9 CUR
allies nit lid reiBenoen 6lamms EMS
widelr. Ratol aliein bdt cine idpdrse
9eOOlteruna BON 100000 Geslsn. baS
ii6rigt Siibafritl cine, IpI9e BON sttpa
bier Mlillionen. Mds alio Elm ollSes
meiner aufitnno bebeutsn ip:ires. ba4
III foum teredenbar. Die iebigen llns
ruben nursen sietntlih 0nr9 sinen uus
( euteuOen 3it,ibenfoll reruriaaf.
al er gsraHe bieisr llmltan6 5sigt, pie
ls1t es III, Die E%iues6orenen 81 Ser
Grn, Bremen uSo WlorOen anF2ursiSsr.
IEfcngs Ge5ruar nurben Elm WoliJe's
belmtsr unb Elm Sol6ai Don Ratll
Geim 8eriuh. cine Gieusr etl3utgeibeg,
BON 9offsrn setDtet. Gn6s Mara pus,
ben iuessn bieier 4ufIssnutg osesn sic
Hegierungseeiuo;t Sipolf @iHqetrrtEg
Gum 9ooe perutlEeilt, dber elm paul
Gage ip6ter OrSnete 6as 9o!oniaIamt
in 2oHbun NufItub Der Gretafion on,
nd 81 felbil zine eriinSiihe llnterfnd=
Jung anltsllsn potgte. Dieter @nffaluf
peruriudts WliB1immung fcpo1l Is
@n9Ion6, pie in Rdtdi unb fhIie5Ii9.
am 81. Mdrs tiinbigts bic Rseisrml
an, bah bus urtbeiI oiisssfiihrt mere
Tonne. am acknowledgements Gage tpus
ben bic SlpOlf @nnEtseiltsn in 6er HGs
BON pietsrmdristuts trIhpifsn uns
sab OatouF bssdb lim Der 3ulu,
6dlptlIng 9amsddis auf ben arise
pFnb. pIiiHberts nit feiHem MHbonl
xthyers Hdrmtu ldIesSls ,W.iuiiieF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-15

uHo lSotfen meg unn ourdI@nitt TeIes
grapbenleitungen, Die Sruppen, pels
de dnsgeionot tpurbsn, I'm ben llns
ruben Elm gnbe su MAIDEN, tpurnfH ges
Stpungen. ihr Eager ouf3usebeH nd9
einem beftiesn Sompfs. iDdbrenS ipels
dem cine ansnhl gsi6tet unb psrumnbet
fuurne.
@enn man ttoentt, Dab bic gropin3
Yatal cine MilIion Ginipobnsr S1bli
unb BON 6ieIsn 100000 S9ndrse Iinb,
bab bic 9sp0lttrnHg GiiboffisdS aus
.ttpo 100000 gdpar5eR unb 75O;s
900 MeiBen befebt, Tam man Ieitt Be-
greiTen, tuorum man BON elmer vffipars
sen @efobr4 ipliGt, bic tets bro6t unb
unnusaeIebt in S1ranten eebalten
tperben muB. 9ie llnrrhen In 0sutI9s
Sitnfrita m0sen bic 3ulus anb Raj
fern 81 eiuem ncusn Mufltdnb err1ls
tbigt baben. Die fpeibe 8eb0Iterung
tritifiert 6as li6srdle Rabinet aufs
iddrfite tpegen bcffen @dntelmiitbigs
felt. SO pirb ertl6rt, bdB Der BON 90s
binett ~a1ssprDnete QuTfdub Der @rstul
tion Der SipOlf Gingeborenen bOdIt sts
fGbrli4 mar, neil in IeBterel bdbur6
Der @loube errsgt purhe, Dnb bic engs
Iii6e Resierung lid fiirate, nit alltr
Strense gegen lie bprSuqehen. Ro9 Eat
man in @nglarb ben 2obenguIa aufs
Itanb bon 1893, ioipie OsRishigsn ser
MotabeIIs oon 1896 niht perseIIen uno
besbdIb pirb ben Rl9ri6ten ron Gii6s
ofritd, bic in nGhften Sasen tomme1
m1sen, nit srOBter @%eIorgnis entst.
gengeIeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-15
@OmaHtit anf stftien.

Dab bic ROmantii bura ben Rom=
meraiaIismas bernidtst miirbe, tpsr
tpcllts bds bsEdupten unoeIi4ts Der
Greisnifis uuItres 3sitoIters, bos bod
TN 3eideH bes aommersioIismus
ittbt. uuD trobbsm bic Worte bes
pIpmpii6en 3eus. bic Mtlt lit tDsss
geseben", 5u S9anben modt.
Wir habsn uns in bic zines Don
Auirote l~pirbigen @benteuer in ben
pbiIippinen ssRiirat. rtpsg.n BET 9ib.l
unb Fluf prOjsnts pie elmer unIerer
StdotsmGnntr nts seTast bat. 1ie
8ibsl bate & tresIoTlen iSnnen. llHb
Der pure. bIons,, nnperbillts BONNER.
aicliBmus mare dIs lttfc1e gebIisbsn,
fit giH unisyntbiuen, bdB IN TpGteysn
Schrbunbtrtsn BON @detntrtiS ber
Rcmantit umrpobsn fem plrb ipie bic
9iiut ceS IdnbIoisn 6,Trsn III WeiiisIs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-15

niitgirper Der YoIt Sulmidten, Hur EN-
neuis grSbsr als trlaubt, pbsr fie
iibsrI@rittsn has Observation-Disclosures
Gspidt niat. .ntbisItsn bdfiir absr
Uncertainties unb man IieB "a binstben,
iutiI man BEN Stdatsmann nift Dor
ben aopf itoben ipoIlts. Damn fpurbsn
bic pudsts GROCER unb INNER sr5Ber
unb man pubts nt@t mebr. no man bic
GrenSe SiebeH iollts 70 btr5idtete
man bornuf itssnb cine 5l sisbsn unb
I@IiebIt9 ipurDe bds llnrsdt bur@
iunsen G.bruud gu timer art 0ReGt
unb alIes sing our@.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-15

Wir npueu unieren 9eIeru Elm.
9rndiid periifern baB BOIhee's
Sermou Sprup hsutsutnae pufitiu
tne eiu3ige 8tnplrnt I'M Wurtte 1T
oeldes Shminbiutt Hubert uno
aeiit. sc entb6lt bic Gtaenmiitel,
! Z reinen Tbeer. ausSua pm EHnns
wpbors uim mefte ala prilmtttel
III 6nSien unb gtninbIud1i BON ben
N, brsiniifen @onpreIieu 10 bod ae,
ihntt inb. 4tr shminbfdiiae,
eineriei Oh bic ssranibeit i'm SntIe
Oher 2unae, mus hes Rofts Ruhv
babe un0 ofe Ntprpens irei iptn pon
AnI1lle uon trudenen uno fplternoen
Dnfien. Gle ergtonIten 9heile per.
1lunaen nod 3nhe, bsilenbsr nur
.%tinbenOer HsbnnOIune, nnb Der 9n4
tient beOnrI Der friihen Gnit, gutter
Rahrung Ireien NuspnrFs beR Mor.
gems, mi ihueEer nnD boaernber
2mDernna. HIeine Gl1Ihhen al
.l5 Gents oembhniihe @rBBe nobesu
3 Wlnl 10 bel epthaltsnb as Gents
Sin alien SpDtketen ~ hnben.
EO6Oa dyspepsia L4rs
niusrts what you eat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-15

shredlifs stmcrSrn 9eIiHOert.
2urt iarcdlide sdmer3sn ae'
ueiniai triolae per @site unueroou'
En- SpaIen, uobm IS. q. @rnpiUu,
ron qnlu, aRri. Or. 9ina's Nen
Gle 8iUs, nat benz Reiultate,4 wte
e. ibreibt, sooB tt iurirt NUDE, =
aue ginaen uno @ebdrmeuuO,onuu.
aeu meroen pehDben ourh ihrem In
oernotu Siubloona bei0noere Gigen
ihnitrn. % Gents in Balter StOs.
apotbete.