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Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
Memorial Dav Races

The New Milford Driving and Horse Show Association will give races on Memorial Day, May 31st. for free -for-all 2.20 class and and 3minute class, one- half heats. 50 bushels of oats for each class aud a handsome silver cup approp- riately engraved will be given for Bessie Shelton and Frank A. Bakers gelding aside from the free-for-all purse in which they also participate, The horse of the two mentioned above finishing the best ill the race will win the cup. The race is the best three ill five.
Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
SHEFFIELD-MILLERTON

The result of this game is recorded on page one of this paper. It is impossible to publish the score in detail ttis week as the official scorer of the Sheffield team was romiss Ill not forwarding the score to Secretary Reed of the league, it not having come to hand by yesterday morning.
Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
LAKEVILLE
Score by Innings

Lakeville o 0 0 0 0 0 o co Lime Rock o 1 0 0 ? o 0 O-3
 Sacrifice hit Ryder, Ford, Finn Sto- len bases; Mover 1. First base on balls; off Ryder 3, off Finn 9 Struck out by Ryder by Finn 1. Left on bases; Lime Rock 5, Lakeville f. Double play, T. Bartle to Hughes. Hit by pitched ball, Ford. Timo of game, hr. IS mins. Umpire Morgan.
Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
2'AlQ0r PORCH SHADES
BED HAMMOCKS

Don't angle yourself up in string Hammock We have them all prices from $100 to S10.00 but advise paying little White Khaki duck Bed Hammock have rest and comfort.
 Ours made white maple frames, have wire springs and inch mattresses With without wind shield An ideal bed for porch Prices from $10
Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
Total, S315.OO
School Question Ably Discussed

A meeting in the interests of the pub lie schools was held in the town hall last Friday night. The attendance at this meeting supports your soribe's conten- tion that parents do not take the inter
 est in our schools that they should. AL though well advertised, this meeting to discuss what should be question of vii tai importance to all parents drew to- gether an audience of about thirty peo-
 pie. Twelve of this audience were mar ried mon. Fourteen women were pre- sent of whom thirteen were single. The speakers were worthy of far larger audience and every father and mother ill town should have heard them. E. P. Hazard presided and introduced first
 the Key. MT. Page who said ill part: 'This school question should be thor
 Oughly discussed and understood. In Connecticut we have three different
 ways of conducting our public schools; first, the independent district school, ill
 which each district is like a Roman colony, an independent state. In this system, so far as school matters go, each
 district provides everything, is a law
 into itself and the town has nothing whatever to do with the schools. Of this system Hartford is the best example; second, the district system as we know it where theoretically. the schoolhouse
 is kept in repair and provided with all incidentals, etc, and the town deter
 mines the fitness of teachers and pro- vides courses of study, etc.; third, the town system where all matters connected with education are in the hands of town committee, all money spent at
 their discretion, all teachers and books provided, contrary to general opinion | tl1Sc l,n I1,
 this country at first the schools were in
 the hands of the s"loctmen, after that ip
 the hands of a town committee, after
 the town committee came a parish com
 mitte9. About fifty years ago the pre-
 sent district system camo ill vogue and | adopted by varSOEs towns. Connecticut | IS tho only state i'll the union which has | the district system as we have 1t and i only small percentage of Connecticut | Now as to the objections to the town
 system. One Of the main ones is that i the small schools will all be closed. As a matter of fact this is uot so. Under
 the present system the town board of sharon can close any school when in
 thelr judgment, there are not scholars enough to make it wise to continue. | They have already closed four. Many
 barns in Sharon are far better equipped | LOT thelr purpose than One-thlrd or the
 schoolhouses. They are a disgrace to
 the town. The trouble with the dis
 trict system is it almost impossible to get necessary repairs under this system
 and the committeeman are not to blame as much as the system, the town system
 costs more but results are better
 Schools are not for the purpose of giving so and sos daughter chance to earn 8 ! little spending money. arc not for the
 purpose of giving the committeeman 8 chance to sell little wood, are not even for the supervisor or teachers or even
Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
%A> SHARON *

MT. Valentine Green, who has been visiting friends in town, returned to Boston on Monday of this week.
 
 And a pensive maid at the school that day, !, Was overheard to murmur this lay
 "Of all the sad words recorded in rhyme The saddest are these, Good bye for time" Anniversary of Christ Church
 Christ Church will celebrate ill A fitting manner on May 27 the one hundredth anniversary of the organiza- ton of the present society. Rev. M. Hutchinson. a former rector, will COIL duct the morning services and presiding. Bishop Brewester will speak in the afternoon at four o'clock. At the evoning services it is expected that every former rector now living will be present and participate. These services cannot fail to be very interesting, and everyone is cordially invited to attend Big Building Contract Awarded
 One of the largest building contracts let ill this vicinity for several years has just been awarded to EgglestOn 6 Liv- ingstone of this place. The work con- sists of a house, garage, acetylene gas plant, addition to barn, etc, for Isaac Wheaton at Lithgow, N. Y, and the contract calls for the completion of the work ill eight months from June first. Exercises of the Right Arm Club
 An interesting service was given at the Congregational Church on Sunday evening under the auspices of the Right Arm club this being the club's first public appearance. D. Franklin Gillette conducted the clGb and introduced the various speakers in a unique and mas terly way. The subject to speak upon given by Mir. Gillette was, "Is the church doing its whole duty to the poo- ple," and five members of the club, Messrs Baker, Koehn, Campbell, Smith and Rev. c. l.. Forte delivered short and effective talks upon this subject. Pleas ing features of this service were 8 cornet solo by MT. Woodward and violin duet bv Messrs Eggleston and Wyatt. The club expects to conduct another service ill the near future, which they will en- deavor to make equally interesting and to which all are cordially invited.
 To Oil or Not to Oil
 To oil or not to oil is one of the questions now being agitated here. I presume it cannot be truthfully said that the use of oil upon our streets last year gave universal satisfaction. h. novations of any kind seldom do. And possibly some of the oiling was not done In 8 proper manner. However, admit ting some of it's inconveniences, is it not vastly preferable to the constant clouds of dust raised in former years by every passing wagon or automobile? Estimate of the cost of oiling the street twelve feet wide have been made by the V. I. Society, and residents along these roads will shortly be given all oppor- tunity to express their preferences in the matter The estimates follow: From east side of the stone bridge
 to soldiers monument. $7O.OO Soldiers monument to watering
 tub, $500 Soldiers monument to New St. 3900
 New street to Cong. church., 3200
 Watering tub to corner at"Inn," $500 Sharon street to Mrs. Sullivan's, 65O0
 Telephone office to Peabody cor, 36 co
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24

The Ed. is an agent for the
|BelleWlle separator and theJumbo
|engine, THE BEST that il made
we know what we are talking,
about, we have been running the
engine now for four years. We.
Will sell you one or both of. the
eagine or separator and also the,
hay bailer unsurpassed call and
see Us, or write us. Now ia the
tima to buy: Come let us ,elp
you to the worth of your moneJ
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
Answer to Question
Ne. At.
Question no. 81.

Row, l.. 8. Garrett, can you
provo by tho word tbs, there 10 q
liviog soulI Add tho living soul
different from tho soul,
Emil Oliver,
IL there any difference between
o Soul and u living soul. There
must be q difference. For the
Word teach us that the beasts
have souls, and could not be
that they have what would he
called q living soul. For a living
soul In eternal HE or in other
words salvation. Hence we sec
that soul means life. That Ia,
tho soul is the natural life of any
thing. and a living soul IL etcrna!
lfc--Thcn We see by that, that
soul means life. We repeat then
when We speak soul VIC have ref.
ercnce 10 the natural and when
we speak living soul We refer 10
the spiritual life. So you will sec
hat there is u difference and the
scripture makes this difference. |
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
..gr t. q1atian
No 45.


Bss- 6ssres y ,Asss asy scrip.
isssb prove shsp shsss sbssN -
- OsYssss's Hose slsSiisbs17
ts1w !, y. R,btis,
Yes there b. 1ox Ne nnGs an
sveT that the Chanch shosid b
- Orphaas Hone. snA eseey
hose sborA b. . home for the
Orphan, Hence Brs- Robbins 10
right ic his efforts % a6ord .
place for The orphans. Please
read
Psss rsigsas sd ss1s5isc esloss
so4 sss - YsiSes 10 fhis. To visss -
fsat.siess ed ssssss - shsir - ssss.
80 " ss<s Aaassif saspstss1 fsso ~
ss.6 James III.
II ibis scripture be tree then
there npst he . place for men 70
risit the orphans and . place for
tie Orphans.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
How can You Talk So.
ciaGsn And Be
Republican.

The question has been asked
how can you talk Socialism
and BE- q Republican, This we
shall answer. 80. that hereafter
We can. and may. b understood
F1KsT. We must say that We
are Z Bible Socialist. And q John
Brown: And an Abraham Lincoln
Republican. And they we're
Christlike Socialists, they be.
lieved N all men being free. And
Paul said stand fast in. the lib.
crty wherewith Christ has N sde
you free and be not entangled
again with the yoke Of bondage.
Then Paul and Christ wa So
cialists. John Brown loved the
Socislistic principals Nv we'll that
he gave his life for 1t. Just si.
ter the great fight 10 Kansas
abolishing slavery from its Dor.
ders. John Brown was 10 eager
70 see the negro Of the South
free that lac undertook the great
work, and at Harpersferry he
taught Q hard cattle and gave
up his lie for the cause that
Abraham Lincoln accomplished
In bis day: or rather completed
what John Brown undertook
and failed.
Christ had set the example in
giving his life for the liberty
Of the slaves that satan had
bound. And 50 today we ans.
wer, that our life Ia in the same
work with the pen, inorder TO
free the wage slave Of 10 day,
aud TO sec the time come
when oil men will be free and |
equal. This il the kind OF a
Socialist and Republican VIC are;
we DO not 'ndorse slavery.
We are not, nor can not i'm. |
brace the principals that will
'ast 10 the ground the principals
Ibove stated. Give us the bible
liberty or give ~ death.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
Answer to Question
No. 4a.


Qsssiios 20. 80
ID. CsassSs: WA JoAs tbs
bsptIst Eiissi --Dsekst
John the Baptist himself said
he ~ss not, Please read.
As1 la y tie record VI JoAs, wAss
'Ls j.ws sess priests ss3 Lsvita from
Is'aes.sn 10 al him. vho sst Tho. ,
Abs he essfssseI ssd assisd rot. Ia,
e',nissssd. ! sn sn Tie Csrs,.
And issy Asssd sica. Whs, thss! Ar,
thru klts, And be sAs,s. ! 40 soa
Art iLou that mopks'i AID as At
svs,ed. No
Insn ss'd tlsy aBio lin, wAo ~,
isouf hat re uay vys ~ sss~ss 10
hem ,tA sol - WHIST ssyess ,Aou
.. ,h,ssiN
lie sid, Ian The voice Of ose en- Ing
10 Tho wilderness. Make sstaixh. the
way 81 the Losd. ~ said tie p,opbe,
kssiss ~ John i-iy-l.
Now friend bucket you have
IN this scripture the fact tina.
John the Baptist was not Elias,
But the voice Of one crying in
the wilderness. II this is not
sufficient, ask again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
OMA NEWS.
By T0rgetmenot.

Kind Bditor.
W ere baviss 6ne weather sov
The crops look Zoe 10 this peixh.
borbeod.
We had . delightful rais lea
last Friday sigb,.
Sam Saith wife and baby Bsssst
left here for Wichita k,n. on last
Friday !sus II ~ regret their
Leaving very mach - they srs
missed 10 the ssighborhood, their
baby vss very delicate il health
they thought change would bslp
hin.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
Some one Tell.

why any nelghborhopd would
net encourage 0 people aud wsl.
como thsm III their midst? Who
Try 70 live . christian life. who do
oil thsy cat for theis fellow msn.
Who bslp all they cali to build
mp Tho nsighborhood they Iivs 10.
Who love enterprise. Aud in tbs
place Of welcoming them, they
will gay oil manner Q! OWL II
any oDs can answer tn. above
p.esso 90.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24

fts SEQ issa pssts. tsi.kapss.y
- he istsssex. ~ esaass
Psspie. iSess ssspss aoN lies.
|ss,ss prevs1s ~ - <psseisI
jaepssIass - ssesei. ssssssssy
|szpsssss II ergssszsassa. - ~
S1sisE = . ksssis1es = IL
|pssaapsss. bspss - aepinfssea
ssssg ~ kisAs - pssp,e. Asl
isss 3 sHsty hsesiy ssAs q
|st hbssisg ~, ~ y sppsasi -
- Hyiag = ssDlsss ~ Drssssa
Gpjta6s1as syseso, = vsan y
i1sseia. = vsai - iaaesai, =
sxpsst q rsssivs ~ irsaL. IL, o
thoss ssasdisg joR u. Wills 90
dsoessssis Espabiisss parties,
being psrsiy e.Sisaiissis Pastisa.
asA sPboldisg The prsssss Assr.
eAissie systsa, rightly sxpscs I'D
Gst aiiIioss Of nessy viieA
tbsy - fss IegitiAsss, - veil -
criminal. political psspssss. AsA
tisse great issAs sssnissd isfsisA.
- By The bosses vbisA esstrsl TIE
parties, ssits Tie platforms. ssd
ties rob The people aisse sLsy
secure povss.
Again. I vsst 70 ask ~ asy
csc 90 ~ that he MsshoAist
ehsreA 10 - sIisasshy bsssass
Il dsss BOT 'sv'ts. o. pssoit ssa-
bsre OK The Romas CAahofis shassA
70 vote 1t - slsesios d ito Bic.
bnps OF help sisst il essdsv
School oAcess? This would b
- ressosabis - 70 ssk, o. per-
nit. sos-socialists. o. ssii-secis.
lists -dsuoersn asd sepsbIissss
TO name the socialist party 80.
didstes. or write i.s party plat
forms.
No. brother stsks. the sosiaiist
party philosophy nnss indeed b
alnoss psrfsc'. il this ainsy o..
jestion 10 tbs strongest yen ga
dig up sgsisst il.
Respectfully.
n. y. Wilkinson.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24


!" fsA S
-, -. 4. IL. ~ ,....1 e
n a,,,~p.. c,..k -.
- pessA ~ Q I'll has.
u..-s... x.r..... .....s.x
llissis S.ish 70 IL bsii e.as
|Sssdsy.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
QUESTION no. H.

Dear Bfs. Garrett I do DO,
believe that yoa 90. my idsA On
the bsstbsns: what ] call tbs hes.
shs"' {" tho people .ba, has no,
she gospel Of Jssps Christ 10 dsy
the people ths. worship idsl., DO
you think that 'hey will BE- saved
please tell u. why ,hey srs With.
out the gospei Of Jesus Christ,
Your Bro.
j. II. Newby.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
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TA9G N@TgCE,
SOuH MT. STOCK FARM.

oAo- ACRES OF DEEDED LAND. 100 ACRES OF
A HOMESTEAD. 100 ACRES DESERT Which Make.
64U ACRES MALL
We cot 500 runs Of Hay. Psssy Of Fine Wsser Six
Aooned aesss. Bunk House. Grassry Chicken House
oack'sn'ss Shop. Ice Houss lBarn 100 IT, Square, Barn.
loxao" Dsricks 5xowsrs. 2 Rakss. Hay Bsisr.
Wagons Hack Top Two Seated Buggy. light Wagon.
lSst Of Bisck.s"ish Toos. Set Of Carpenters Tools
Piows Harrow. 8. Doc, Chicksns: 10 Fine Hogs s26
Read Of Cattle. 50 Head Of Good Horses
This Oasht b bought for $4,000 wall take par.
Good Farm Lasd 10 No. This FARM located ons Of tho
Finest Stock Ranges the Wss: The Horses part The
Cattle Oh winters:
All tbs above Property belong Idaho and he
has put Il into hands 70 dispose Of So call this OFFICE
for particuIars, AND CALL QUICK A BARGAIN FOR
ANYONE.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
qtE5fiOs 40 10,

~. DAs'sis Askss j. q msr born
Ct S1d IA this ute xba. nan doss
n Dan isls NEAR the Gs,Qrsi man
Or the spiritual mar ,bs, 10 born
Ags'n ~ Chris. spoks to Eieadem.
g 'hs's msn mast be born .xs,s
10 zee the Kingdom Of God.
Yours lruIy.
J. u. Newly.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
THE cREssEr

HSaEssass-s
L0. Cares 80 r. 4. b vsss
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
TAXI NOTICE..

Any party or parties wishing to-
ok ssy questions. through this
paper, upon ssy sshjses rsiig.
cssiy or Otherwise shall be
treated - friesd But il no cases
will Tie Rditor allow any slsag
Or slssg phrases 20 throsSt-
its columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-24
Deir Worlds Crtsset.


NJ f.;sssd Ssok<. n . ate All.
e3e opposing socialism. nd.
s1pg ctbr thipks, ihas III
party - nO~ ooastisssed. vss {
Foaiticaa eilgsrcby I" Bot / IN
ssse BE hilsd iogiye tiiaidea asy
thosght visasves. q h void
NJ hsse na1e . statement -
completely q nriance VIII De
truth, end % thoroughly desoid
At rsAsco- When my good friend
gets assrAa&ed from fac4s, OF
reasoo, ] An not going 70 charge
him With dishonesty. or With
falsehood. bot an charitable
spcugh 70 beiieTe Is 10 his want
q kDowiedge. xnd lsek Of ana,y-
t;cA comprehension which places
him before the readers Of The
paper in % eubsr raising . posi.
tica Ny Sympathy goes out to
bin. bet ny dSty 70 God and
humanity requires ne to show IN
the most glAring light english
words can SHOW. the utter failare
Of the line Of argument adopted
By my brother. 10 opposing Whist
! feel saye ls the greatest moral
issurs that has come before the
world since tbe birth OF Christ.
And ! sincerely hope that be viii
study what ] may write with
THAI spirit Of love and truth which
every christian should use in
meeting the issues that confront
humanity.
Brother Stokes stat snsrt Of tbs
manner Of conducting ths afyairs
'f tie socialist party, immediately
following the sbnvs assertion,
Itsolusely disposed Of bis claim;
u he stated that TIE members OF
he locals named the candidates.
AID sincs the members Of the
cesa are shs only known. and
|eeSeditsd msmbsrs Of the party,
shoss .of itself that il 10 Q pnse
'olit'cs. dsnocsacy-s party. we're
very member hes . voice in the
'smibg Of candidates for the vsri. !
rs Offices 20 BE- filled, and has q!
oics in the formation Of al plat. !
orms Of tbs party. A party shsse
here ars no political bosses, and I.
hsrsfors no political slaves. A
srty ''ofths people. by the people
,s the people, :
The distinction between . party !.
'srs . pure democracy sxists. - 10
be socialist party and . party
'hieh 10 autocrstic. 10 hest sesu by
Dmps, isoD. What member Of
30 rspublicsp party, or Of the
snooratic party. aside from .
~ bosses. had any voice 10 the
laking Of the national. or even
ate platform Of these two par.
o.. Not one. - We oil very veil
nov. Not . single line. Of the
lstioEms Of these two great po.
tical parties Vas voted upon by
ny msmbsf Of the party, aside !
'cm ths sslf-slsctsd delegates 70
Inventions that adopted them.
Out Of millions Of mambsrs oil
1919 parties . mere handful Of
olitical parasitic hossss Ut Den.
" ard Chicago wrote tho plat.
'rns, and jammsd them down
lie tbrosts Of their slAylh mem
,fs; aud their members swallow.
! the unsavsry mess just exactly
ks the young buszard swallows
10 CARTON which the old buzssri
'rriss 10 il.
And my friene Stoke takes ex
ptions 70 tbs method VI mem.
~ only Of locals voting. But it
% very easy for any one who
apts 20 take part in sScislistic
'lisicsl matters 70 become q par.
member. by merely joining .
esI. subscribing - the party
ssforw. aud paying ton cents psr
onth duss-tbe dues paying BE-.
r Of no moment whsssver u,.deri
e present sross capitalist pros.
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PAGE ~ IsQriaY
Qass.jos NJ. H.

"a. Csssss1 pisAss tell 10 u yoa
hs"v. whsrs 10 tie los, tribe o.
Issssl
&C. A. S!msns
The oasis., 1909-09-25

ment work has yet been done on these holdings, MT. Rose has implicit faith in their richness and is making plans at the present time to open operations on a small scale. The Gila River Gold Dredging Company has force of men at work on it's property mile or two down the river from Dome. The company has a large lot of ma chinery on the ground and is at the present time preparing to make test hole. The lead of the old placer fields, worked nearly hundred years ago by the Indians, is believed to run through the pre- sent holdings of the Gold Dredging Company.
 Arizona News: A. L. Mckee, of Phoenix, was in Yuma late last week to meet two Los An geles experts The three men left this morning for the claims at Eagle Camp, in the Palo- mas district, of which Mir. Mckee is part owner. The Los Angeles parties will make very thorough examination of the property with the idea in view of erecting a small mill and doing extensive development work. The Eagle group is one of a number of prom ising prospects in this district, in which interest is being taken by outside capital. The late fall, it is believed, will see no small amount of activity throughout the section, owners of various properties having signifed their intention of de- veloping their holdings.
The oasis., 1909-09-25
Machinery For Sale.

One Imperial type (a) steam driven Ingersoll Rand Air Com pressor, with Air Receiver. Code word RaIes)
 One Fleming Harrisburg hori- zontal four valve tandem engine, 120 H. F., condensing or non-con- densing.
 One 50 K. w., 220 Volt, 3-phase, 13l ompere, alternating generator, with exciter and main field rneo- stat.
 One 4-panel, 8 phase, 220 volts, 100 Small K. w. switch board, and all appurtenances, for four 3 phase feeders, SIX ' 1-2 X ?, blue polished Vermont marble.
 Electrical supplies, including in. terior conduit wire and fixtures.
 One 151 H. P. Sterling boiler.
 5000 feet 2 inch ammonia pipe,
 8 steel tanks, 5-16ths thick 10x10, 1912, 12x12, KID.
 Pneumatic rlveting tools com plete.
 Fairbanks, Morse X Co.,, duple, steam driven pumps, from 3x2x4 to 14x7x12.
 30,O00 square feet of 1-2' non pareil cork board.
 200 square Standard Johns Man. vile Roofing with lap cement and nails.
 Standard Pipe, IA" to 6" inclu sive, with Standard and specia fittings and valves.
 Plumbers goods consisting o toilets. urinals and sinks.
 All kinds of modern packing house machinery. Cottonseed 0i Reiner, capacity one railroad tanl car per day. Will make prices al object to purchaser.
 NorE-Above list of machiner guaranteed to be absolutely ne' just as received from the manufaC turers.
 For detailed information, price and terms, Address, E. A. TOVREA x CO.,, : At. BlsBEE, ARIzoNl
The oasis., 1909-09-25

Monday the curio store of the late Belmont Dubuch, in Nogales, Sonora, will be opened for business by the administrators of the Du- buch estate. The stock of cigars, Mexican drawn work, zarapes and all kinds of curios, will be retailed at cost.