The Oasis, 1893-05-11
The front page of 1893-05-11. 497 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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stances, for under ord;1n circum- j to show oft' and make the rieut sort of ; nels and the habits of the pe..p, are i stances one realiestjal ji,f. beautiful !an im predion I j wedded to the status quo. expanse of vatcrSim illusion. Hut ! such an undertakine would not be: The early t illers oft he soil down here let hli.i Ik-a wnrv travel-;!- whose very sienificant iu a thickly si t t led ! were fanners. They raised the ordin ordin-doneue - doneue ordin-doneue Is pnwlHi with thirst and ; country, hut here it means a jrreat deal j ary farm c.nipi and e't wondeful prices jwhosc-bruin is cr,ed w itli ai xieti fur it meajis to Ari.ona mucli t he j for them, but the advent of the rail- water, and Ix-jn r.:,iiy -mel! theUame as the (ireely enteriuisc or the roads broke the exclusivetiess of their ..Hlor of tlic a.niiij,. Hlj.'sari'.l the rank Colorado Sprine enterprise mcflul to i market, and they no longer get the freshness of th,lv,,(s ,l( ,i;iru-hes :(,r own state twenty years ago. It is unusual prices obtained in theeatly 'urowiw about. )U. .iioies -T tlie..e.;a well cenceied ilan to lx'n.fit the I days. Hut in another direction there pl.;.iiloni !ake;. f-), pn-ny coquetry territory,, and is therefore worthy or j is a greater chance for them in the of nature wit hi,,, M;nscsot' man 1- public aitent ion. The low n is laid out i direct ion of
ant! fa von d iV'e-. This charm W cri.il an unusually cold winter here. . .red n HH.r tour-yearnild vineyard that cii'.Ur and 1 u4 know that it nn ' Tlice uro h t veci. t wc:;ty and t xy , .iid not pfoiltu.v sis totisff raw era hm. U; defined. I i- u. v. r observe I it : acrs of your p oraieo proves within I The raisins are worth from four to six ;:n win-re Is-. V U.nd except at F nil-" a mile or so d the town and they are ; cenis iiiM.iind. wholesale.
The manv advantages of this are : to make a tiiick winiewasn ,...o u.c.. -pparent. 'it is not onlv that they get ! paint the body of the tree trom the the cream of the prices w hieh eavlv ! fork down to the ground. Mioiild it ln.it and veireiables ahvay s King, but ! be washed o!V by a shower repeat th th-thevareaWeto - thevareaWeto th-thevareaWeto ship these at just the 1 treatment The sl.ade el a -i;:ke or
the count ry w ith such enterprises a this undertaking al Arizoia. There is room and wealth for a mil million - lion million people in Southern Arizona, and the building of the Denver. I'h nn & Sr;n Kiego railway will Icing them in and develop the unappropriated wealth of the country. Colonel D..s. Thomas v. ill chc i fully answer any inquiries about lands ;(rd business opportunities in Arizoia.
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