The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, September 22, 1906, Image 8

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The oasis. [volume], September 22, 1906, Image 8
About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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NOGALtS NOUS,
Thnrl,iv vt IIm- .fevvHh New
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Ladies' 1ofij( Homine silk jjlovea
at lii Moda.
Till; week carpenters put a roof
on tin; band stand.
Thursday Itev. Jmfoon A. Hlli
ott y,hs a visitor at Nogales.
Col. Frank Morgan of La Mini
Mexicana was at Nogales Thurs
day. While in Guaymas eat and drink
at The Gambrinus, William Herr
manns. Wednesday evening Mr. Harry
Clarke returned from a visit in
California.
Mr. William Barnett was a vis
itor in Nogales Wednesday, from
his ranch in Sonora.
Mr. C. 0. Bustamente, the Tuc
son attorney, was at Nogales yes
terday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bristol and
children will return home from Los
Angeles tomorrow night.
Thursday evening Mr. H. E.
Stevens returned from a visit in
the Altar region of Sonora.
Typewriter for Sale New
Century Caligraph, in good con
dition. Call at The Oasis otlice.
Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Herold returned from a
visit of several weeks in California.
Thursday evening Mr. W. Z.
Stuart, of the Black Mountain
Mining Co., was at Nogales en
route to Cerro l'rieto.
Mr. W. 11. Barnett Jr. is now
with the Eagle Milling Co., in Tuc
koii, serving in the capacity of
stenographer.
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Clagget.
who have been visiting their son,
of Roy & Titcomb, went to San
Antonio, Texas, thence to Monter
rey, Mexico.
Wednesday night Professor J..
. rrout of 1 ucson was m Nogales,
returning home from a trip to Sin
aloa, Mexico.
Wednesday night the Bebekah
lodge held a social session, which
was attended by a number of in
vited guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Mabry, from the
Sonora Bonanza mine in Sonora,!
were in Nogales Wednesday night,!
en route north. I
Just received a full line of fall!
goods at La Moda.
Mr. John Henderson Jr., who has j
been sick at the home of his father
here for the past two weeks, is re
ported to be improving.
Mr. F. G. Wilson, manager of El
Socorro Mining Company, came up
from El Socorro mine in Sonora
Wednesday, on business.
Mrs. Harry Chapman is enter
taining her cousin, Miss Alice
Postle of San Francisco, who will
remain at the line city several:
weeks.
Mr. James J. Goodman has re
signed his position with the Wells
Fargo Express Compauy here and I
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; Yin ' of 1 1 if 1 1 r , i r 1 1 1 v w r.ifn'
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iMorriiii,! Ill- -f irfr-l on Iih ri'iirn
oil 11 ( i;l I f r . 1 1 1 1 ,
Momliv c,ir'i'iil-M will tiffin
work enlarging Mr. Naflian I.cck-er'-8
Harafa -fore. Tin- ;ilt
room will be extended back thirty1
feet, and an iron front, with two
show window, will be put in. The,
present sab- room is too email for ,
Mr. Leeker's increasing trade. ;
The latest perfume, "LA FE-1
IMA." :lt f.!i Miifl.1. i
Wednesday evening there were
at Nogales a party of California
gentlemen interested in Sonora
mines, en route to that state to!
visit their properties. They were!
Mr. J. E. Welford, Dr. J. Hardy
Smith, John Nelson and T. E.
Knox, all from Los Angeles and
Pasadena.
Heavy black cardboard for
mounting photographs for sale at
The Oasis ollice.
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roriMAMii
Industrial rExplotadoraoEMadoras
uv ri(.Nlv. 0UAYMA3f SONORA, MEXICO,
j Lumber of all Kinds; flouth anil Drcs&ctl
Planing Mill, Doors, Windows ( Mouldmtj, Etc.
Iroft nd RraM
f ounrlry iul
Machinery Shop
HtNUfACWHtfiH Of Wilt HtttH. MATCH HVlOHf,
Bl.1t.ksmlf.l1 Coal and ookf! ConMdiitlii on flawf,
M r n tic i F.innlM-r Yur-I In NokhIp, A. H, dunpillo I'm., Kfnt.
brickwood House
J. T. Brickwood, Proprietor
f5 FIRvT r.lAQQ IN FFRV RFQPFr.T
I ULIIUU 111 L V Ll ULUI LUI
Nicely Furnished Rooms. Prices Moderate
1
5:
NOGALES
ARIZONA
6. M. BERNSTEIN,
Broker and Commission
Merchant.
CAMANEA, SONORA, MEXICO. P.O. 80X 1S3.
TELEPHONE 93.3.
0J
General banking business transacted a
P (trial ty of collections. Real Estate, '
Mines and Insurance. All kinds of)
legal work attended to before the local !
and Federal Courts. j
I RODGERS
I 8 HELVEY
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Si
ow in new quarters next ftj
CONFECTIONERY
AND ICE CREAM
8 x
f door to Washington Trading
f Company's Store. A full line
$ of Fresh Fruit?. We Make
u Our Own Candies,
u
8 RODGERS & HELVEY
O 33 3333331 CC3CCC333y
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iron Foundry
ol Sonora
i
We do all kinds of
work ix iron and
bronze and make
a specialty of re
pairing different
classes of ma
CHINERY Foil FULL INFORMATION
ADDRESS
Jose H. Aguilar.
Manager.
Calle de Morelia, No. 10.
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mex.
THE MOW RY SALOON
J. II. RE AO AN & COMPANY, Proprietors
WHERE all the people in Mowry buy their
Liquor nd Cigars, because the heal
goods aro always on haml.
VISITORS IN CAMP ARE INVITED TO DROP IN
It's the Place
MOWRY.
ARIZONA
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General Merchandise
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Flour,
Etc. Liijuors. Family Tnule
Supplied.
1 ;v i '!
1
Airontn lor f ic ltnttitttiH
MONARCH lift AX IJ
littivy Cnnticd mid
lift t tied (oo(7m.
Nogales Livery, Feed & Sale Stable.
A. L. PECK, Proprietor.
POTRERO AVENUE.
The Finest Conveyances, The Best Horses, Careful Drivers.
Special Attention Given to Parties Going to Outlying
Mining Camps.
TclojjJuma
Tvlojthanc
Jinn, Main 7,'i.
XOGALHS, AKIZOXA.
EL PASO ROUTE
Texas and Pacific Railway
WE RUjST bast
The Niglit Express leaves El Paso Daily at 5:50 p. m., Mountain time, solid
vestibule! train through to New Orleans, Shreveport and Ht. Louis without
change. Carries through sleepers Los Angeles to St. Louis, Shreveport, New
Orleans and intermediate points. Direct connections made for all points
North, East and Southeast. Ask your local agent for schedules, rates and
other information, or address r. w. CURTIS, Southwestern Passtnger Agent.
EI Phbo, Texas.
E. P. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
Dallas, Texas.
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.

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