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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
ARIZONA wEEELY JOUHkAL-NINER.
]. C. MARTIN. Editor.
WEDNESDAY ....AUGUsT, Is 1890
Repus,lcan streng n.

Democracy is already commencing to assure itself of good prospects tor B democratic victory in 1899. Like the ever sanguine prospec,or, who picks the very choicest specimens possible from his claim and getting them assayed im- mediateiy undertakes to convince him self that this Is talT average of the en- tire lead, so the democratic party seeing apparent dissatisfaction in the ranks of the republican party in the "oft~ years immediately makes itself believe that its great prcl ressive political opponent is on the verge of dissolution. 4 wise ob- server, however, would see in these ex- presslons Of apparent dissatisfaction the clements of strength of the party. It is by just such independent bu, intelligen. and progressive thought within the party thaS Il has been able for the past thirty years to take the lead in sll questions oi reform and progress.
 While there may be individual diff ferences of opinion among republicans, and while these differences may and do manifest themselves, they are by no means a sign oi weakness but rather Of strength. Not only the leaders, but the rank and file as well of the republican party are possessed of too much intelii- gence for ever to be developed within i, such a spectacle as the democracy pre- sented to the country in ISSS-a man who was greater than his party and who was able not to dictate, bui .e .d-zmand 9 sssl;y sosl;c,, s5f IL winch proved ruinous to 1t.
 The republican party today IS in pos session of the executive department oi the government and in the majority in beth branches of the legislative de partment and it is not within the range of possibilities for the democracy 10 hope to be Ia this position unoer any cifcun- stances for the next decade. The pros pect is 2 gloomy one to them for any change in the executive department for years to come. But suppose, that by an emergency democratic president could be elected in 1892 - an improbable though not impossible supposition-and eren 20 farther and concede the lower house Of congress to them the senate still remains and in the natural order Of things Is bound to remain solidiy re- publican for years to come. This simple but lndisputable fact. IS, in itself an ele- ment of strength to the party, too. and will tend to aid in maintaining it in pover
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

All union prnters empl ,yed on the four daily papers of Los Angeles, Times, Tribune, Herald and Express. vert on a strike Tuesday afternoon. Some days ago the propr,etors of the papers unied in a request for reduction Q: the scs.e of wages from so cents per thousand ems to .o cents. The union declined to ac- cede 10 this and in turn put in an in formal demand that the propuetors sign contract by noon to maintain the scale of go cents tor one year. This the proprietors promptly refused to do and the strike followed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
.A oRown-"

Ma EptroG Although my taxes ar~ srnAii. ret they are n b1rdensome so me ss II paid mach more And ss . sxpsysr. feel thai have . right to criticiss those sTsrs,sgsncss that arc factors tp the creation of high taxa l have ia nay mind the county hospital Ne sooner dces the impecuniozs citizen become broken down and facilitated. than he usshes os to the hospital Even persistent dyspepsiA snd constipation are setting to be excuses for sdmis- sioa- Hence. allow me space to eater my feeble protest against further cortinsance of this per uie.ous practice. II costs the Goanty many hard dollars for the treatment of every one Of these unioftnnatcs. and it is high time that they should know that they can save the county tlaet expense. and themselves those distressing ail- menfs, ey the malicious use of few bottles oi Joys Vegetable Sarsspasins, -s remedy that within my observation is . sovereign cure for those too common disorders. IT they woa't taks 1t they ought to be compelled 10 by sams law that would meet the case Under the circum- stances fall hospital is inexcusable, - hence this growi CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

"rhe state of Kansas" says the Att lznta Constitution, ''haS for some years been under the deadly curse of moral reform" Yes, it has; and as result of that baleful conditiot of government forty-four of the I6o counties in tha, state are without pauper in their lm- its, and thiriy-seven are without crlm- inal in theIr jails.--albuquerque Citi- zen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Mrs. Charity Brown tried 10 fill a lighted coal oil lamp the other evening. Charity began at home. Her friends are chasing around to find where she ended.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

The wife that bought her husband a genuine meerschaum1 pipe Tor 2s cents on the bargain counter thought she would surprise him. She did.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To THE " Qasitnsd electors of No ] scaooi district eounty of Yayspsi, territory cf ArIxo s, that ss elecii on viii ne held Oh the SIxTEENFH ( 6t u) nAr OF AUGUST IS a. al winch will pe su mittea the q estion of voting tax to build an sddition 10 ttie present school build. Ing tn Prescott. h will be necessary l., sise for this porpose the sam of twenty -fve bnn- drrd aoii~is tt2.sooJ Tue polls Wal be open at the lnbiie school hou C. between the hours of o'clock a. m. aid o'clook D. m. | Dsied Prescott, Asizons. July 2s. A. n. ls9n.
 VIM. II. McGRbW,
 r. c. fAkkkR.
 q. A. BAsHfoRD,
 Dist. -cho Trustees.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Six out Of every ten children born in Russia die before they reach five years of age. They break their necks trying tc learn the language.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
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BOSTON. Auguss o. President Hm Eison is expected to arrive here on Men day on the U. s. i sgship Baitimote. The letter will have an escort of eight United States war ships accompanying it Great preparations are being made for brilliant reception.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

They used to call the book "Rohert Ellsmere" but it seems that more ap- propriate title IS Robert l.. Smear"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Sirangler Eyraud tried 10 commit suicide ID prison recently.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
U.OTTERx

snd wtil extend ite business throughout the Unitssi State< snd British Columbia. Below will be found list of the psixes which
 will he drawn on July 27, 1890. at Zscatecas, Mexico, Ana continued nlnnIhlY thereafter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

The place to send striking printers; to the galleys.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Congressman Bland of Missouri has been renom;nsted to succeed himself.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
The Railroad strike.

NEW YORK, August H. The great railroad strike IS still on here and no in dications at present for any settlement soon. Over 1000 policemen were stationed on the track al midnight and trains are expected to be moving this afternoon. The militia are also under arms and supplied with artillery and arc read to aid in protecting the read when the officials attempt 10 move trains.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

A man who gets drunk has lots of fan, Throws up his hsl ard hoots, But in the morning he will try To throw up ms socks and boots.
 MosR NJ. BIoUE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Chicago girls may have good deal in their shoes but they usually have stocking full, too.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
Ra,,rssa V ashe~,s.

TucsoS, August o.-- The Southern Pacific has over 1000 men st work st- pairing ~aahou,s on us line. Several washouts are reported eas; ot Tucson bu, Supt. Noble said today that he ex- pected to have the line in repairs and trans running regularly ,omosrow lSun- davA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

in several instance abandoned by the crew and left standing in t'.e tunnels, the passengers being allowed ta make their way ou, as best hey could. Trans were abandoned all along the roads wherever they happened to be when the strike was ordered. There Is no way 1i getting in or out of ,hs city nov except by boats. The railroads are all ,ied up from Buffalo 10 New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
A Victim of the Desert.

PHENIx, August Ir.-Morris Steph- ems arrived here yesterday and reported finding the body Of Mexican and two horses on the desert near the Avery ranch an the Hassayampa. The indi- cations all pointed to their death being caused from thirst.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Men sometimes get very low while having s high tune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

A man that should thank his stars; the successful theatrical manager.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
The .trikc Abeus over.
A Prominent Han bead

BOSTON, August IT, John Boyle O'Reyley, editor and proprietor of the Boston Pilot, died very suddenly yesieI- day from an over dose oi ohloral bydra:e taken for insomnia.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
ol.a.,sr on Lak. Erie.

CLEVELAND. August Ia. - Two sch1oners went down in Lake Erie five miles from here last night during tef- nhc storm. All hands were lost.
 The strike Abeus over.
 NEw YORK, August "a. - Governor Hlll met delegation of strikers today. He advised their committee 10 refrsin from all acts Of violence towards the lives of the new employees or destruction 0. the prol erty of the railroad company, which they promised 10 comply with. Chief Arthur. of the locomotive engI- neers, says that the engineers are not engaged in the strike. The military and police have experienced no trouble yet in preserving order as no demonstrations have been made by the strikers. Trains are now running regularly witho Il any interruption and Il IS thought that the bac kbone of the stiike IS broken.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

A song of the see; what have you got,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
LATEST DISPATcHHS B0stOn's Enthusiastic Re ception to the President. The Spinal Column of the Great Railroad Strike Fractured. General Clarkson Resigns - Two
 Sehoeners Wrecked on
 Lake Erie.
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(sprcIaL TO THE TouRSAL-MlSrs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

tenerai ctarksen Restxns.
 WASHINGTON, August Is.-First As sistaut Postnaster General Clarkson rendered his resignation today 10 ihe president. The resignation was no sur prise as it has been generally knosn tor some time that General Clarkson con- templa,ed retiring al an early date
 As Ovation to the rre.,aent.
 BOSTON. Angus, ks.-Presidens liar rison and party arrived al Q o'clock last night on the U. s. steamer Baltimore. He was driven through two miles of the streets to the Hotel Fendome where apartments had been previously en- gagged. The streets were packed with people the entire length of the route and be vas given grand ovation. A banquet will be given tonight at the Parkes .aouse. at which he is expected to speak This city is full of grand army people, the attendance al the grand en- campmen, being larger than for years,
 Cenvicts Escspes
 SAN QUENTIN. Cal, August Is.-- Three coavic,s escaped from the state prison here yesterday afternoon. Two were serving sentences of seventeen years each for robbery while the third was in for life for murder They are supposed to be m the hills near the prison yet and guards are in close pur- suit of them
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
Els Last Jacsp

PORTLAND, Oregon, August IT, Chas. Cosgrove made balloon ascen- sion here yesterday and Tn attempting to release himself for the purpose Of de- scending by means of a parachute he lost bis hold and fell a distance of two hundred feet, being instantly killed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

A mule draws the line somewhere; on the tow path, tor instance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Bourbon roses; red noses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Simpsons strength was in his locks same case with ,he banker.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13
SLAPS AND BANGS.

Mrs. Charity Brown tried 10 fill a lighted coal oil lamp the other evening. Charity began at home. Her friends are chasing around to find where she ended.
 The wife that bought her husband a genuine meerschaumn pipe Tor zs cents on the bargain counter thought she would surprise him. She did.
 The place to send striking printers; to the galleys.
 Six out Of every ten children born in Russia die before they reach five years of age. They break their necks trying to learn the language.
 They used to call the book "Robert Ellsmere" but it seems that more ap- propriate title IS Robert L. Smear"
 A song of the see; what have you got, Men sometimes get very low while having high tune.
 Chicago girls may have good deal in their shoes but they usually have stocking full, too.
 A mule draws the line somewhere; on the tow path, tor instance
 "A rattling tale" dog, with tn can to it
 The milkman's chorus; "Yes we'll gather at the river"
 Santa Claus never presents 8 man with red nose. Santa Cruz does.
 A new car coupler; the minister who marries people on the train.
 The negro problem; whar's de melon patch2
 Simpsons strength was in bis locks; same case with lhe banker.
 A mark of respect; $SS.
 Bourbon roses; red noses.
 A man that should thank his stars; the successful thea triesl manager. 4 man who gets drunk has lots of fan, Throws up his hsl ard hoots, But in the morning he will try To throw up ms socks and boots.
 MosH NJ. BIoUE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

"A rattling tale;" dog, with tn can to it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

The milkmsn's chorus; "Yes we'll gather at the river"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

sion here yesterday and Tn attempting to release himself for the purpose Of de- scending by means of parachute he lost bis hold and fell distance of two hundred feet, being instantly killed. A Lail i'm Business. WASHINGTON, August Ir.--But little business will be transacted in the house until the latter part of the week owing 10 the fact tha, many of the members have gone 10 Boston to attend the grand army encampment Ii is not thought here now that the census statistics of the population will be available for approx imation during the presen, session of congress.
 WASHINGTON, August 9. - By an order issued from the war department MsjJr-General Mics will be transferred from the division of the Pacific to the division of Missouri w1h Headquarters at Chicago.
 Brigadier General McCook has been assigned to the department of Arizona and headquarters will be removed from Los Angeles, California, to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Southern California, which was attached to the department of Arizona when headquarters were re- moved from Prescott to Los Angeles, will be detached from tue department now.
 Congregational Deings.
 WASHINGTON, August o.-The senate has passed resolution providing for the better protection of nsturalized Ameri- can citizens m Cuba.
 The president has signed the "origi- nal package" bill.
 The president has also sent q message to congress urging the passage of bill for the immediate relief of residents of Oklahoma territory who are with famine on account of the severe drouth during the past sea- son.
 Big 8ailrond strike.
 NEw YORK, August 9.-The greatest railroad strike that has ever occurred was sprung suddenly yesterday afternoon on every New York road leading into New York city. Passenger trains were
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

Santa Claus never presents man with red nose. Santa Cruz does.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

A mark of respect; $ss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-13

NEW YORK, August o.--The greatest railroad strike that has ever occurred was sprung suddenly yesterday afternoon on every New York road leading into New York city. Passenger trains were
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

in mind Of a girl who wanted to b,
allowed to eat at the table with the
family. She was a good girl and in
order to keep her the mistress was
inclined to yield. She spoke to bel
husband about it, however, and he
objected to it so very decidedly that
she was forced to tell the girl that
she could not eat with the family,
whereat the girl picked up her
boxes and ba~s and left.
There is at least one man in Ia
coma who has none OF these scruples.
He has his servant girls sitting out
on the front porch with his family
ia the evenings, and treats them in
every way As if they were members
of the family. But there are not
many such cases. The girl general
ly understands that while she may
be equal, or even the superior, OF her
mistress mentally, yet custom COM
pels the observance Of certain rules
and conventionali,ies, from which
there is seldom any escape"
That a girl gives satisfaction in
one place Is no reason that she will
10 the same in another. Often the
girl was obliged 10 unlearn what
was taught her IN a former place.
When a girl comes 10 mesnd speaks
Of gong somewhere on trial, I le,-
ture her. II she keeps Of the same
mind l refuse 10 recommeud her.
1T takes fully s month for mis-
treSS and maid 10 get used to each
others ways. Morc patience on the
part Of the ladies and more spplica- /
lion on the uart of the girls are
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

and the remark Of one of the young
men al the mass meeting Of stu
deuts hit the mark eXactly-'that
if the public sentimentint the college
had not been very low such an out
rage would have been impossible.
"As this tendency to brutality in
sports increases, eNtravagance IN
creaseS As we'll. y successful base
ball pitcher commands q salary as
large, or nearly SO, as the governor
Of the commonwealth, and through
the summer season commands more
attention from the public press.
The rational game Is becoming in
many respects a great gambling he'll,
where pools are sold as at a horse
race. Yachting has become one Of
the common sports in which large
amounts Of money have been spent.
Now, l do not speak as the enc
any Of outdoor amusements. I
speak only in warning against that
extravaganza which means harm,
and in many cases overthrow. The
great purpose of life, after all, is not
merely 10 have 3 good time, out TO
build up 3 noble character aud 70
honestly serve ones age. The dan
ger TO young people especially, Is
tha: they will get an eNtravagant
idea Of the importance OF what Is,
After all, only Incidental 70 the seri-
Gus and important mission OF hu-
nauity."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
Eugene City Bonds for Sale.

NOTICE : hereby gwen tina; under the
y provisions ~ an act OF the legislature
O Oregon entitled. An act 70 incorpsl
rate me City % Eugene and 70 repeal all
-c'S aud par o. acts in SonAic. here
with. Ned in the o-tics OF the secretary
q s-a-c- February -, lSSo. the common
council @. the cry q Eugene viii issue and
dispose o.. The bonds OF said city al pSr
value o. -ro-n 81, lol 10 S5a.1n. u denomi.
nations o. from So 70 slClo s. The pur.
chaser may desire, payable 50 years after
date O. Issuing the same, with interest
thereon - the rate not 10 exceed 5 Per cent
p-5- 2c-Cr-. payable Semi-a nnuaIly
Sealed proposals 70 purchase said bonds
Will D. rccelved by the undersigned
a. EuEene. U-eEon, until Septem Der
Is, -SsA and all proposals received
WI q opened and considered on
The 5-h day o: Ssptsm Der. lSao. and said
bonds Will o. disposed OF 20 the person or
persons making The best o-fer or Offers
therefor.
In common council reserves the right
20 -g- 5c; any and al proposals. By order
%. the council.
May -l>-. "a. ST. DORIS,
Recorder for the city OF Eugene.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
FATHER, LEAD NE.

Lead me. o my father, lead me-
All along this desert way;
And with heay'nly mama feed me,
As I journey, day by day.
Let thy glorious presence tighten
All the darkness Of the way.
Til this earthly life shall brighten
IntoeAdleSs, purfect day,
Thou art rich in graee and blessing
All the stores. OF hesv'n are thine,
And in thee all good possessing.
rejoice that thou art mine.
Tho my pilgrim may be dreary.
And my !ou rney hard and long,
Thou eansi make Il bright and cheery
And all iubilant with song.
Keep my heart from sad repin!ns.
With the joy that Is IN thee.
And. amid the darkness shining.
Let me still thy presence see.
50 nv life shall tell the story
Otthy faithful loving ca0e,
TIL see thee in thy Z ory.
Andrhy heAv's'y Kingdom share.
-kEV. Il. B. HARLLER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

CstfEea-So you think Of locating here :
Phl'Sfcidn-Yes. thought some OF prac-
rtcing among you.
Clfiren-See here, young man, there's q
Gccd opening here for n man as under
stands his bin, but we don't want no prue-
ticfRC, OF experimenting ng-doctOTfag's trhdt
10 trs1nfi
Many times women call on their family
physicians, suffering, es they imagine. cre
nom dyspepsia. another from heart dis
case. another from liver OF kidney disease,
another froIa nervous exhaustion or pros
tratfon. another with raia here or there,
and in this way they all present, Alike 10
themselves snd their Sasy-guing and in
different or over busy doctor, eeparsre
and distinct .scSScs, for which he Pre-
scriocs bis Pills and rctioGs, assuming
them % b eUch. when, ill rtelity, thcy are
al only sgr,rgUsts caused by e0ue womb
disorder. The physician. ignorant OF the
cause OF suffering, encourages his "pruc-
tict until large bills are made. The euf-
fering paticnt gets no better, but proba-
hly worse by reason Of the delay, wrong
trcetuscnt and consequent complications.
A proper medicine, ike Or. Pierce's Ia
Vcglte Prescription directed 20 ths cause
Ntspld have removed the disease, dispelled
a. thoSe distressing symrsnms. and insti-
,u,sSl comfort instead OF prolonged misery.
It's the only medicine for the weaknesses,
'uyFuiarities and painful arrangements
iN'ct'lsSr 10 women. SOLD by druggists,
G.s,i,r 4 positive guarantee that il will
s-e satisfaction ia Crsrp cAsc. or price
Nl.1 for Il will he promptly refunded.
DIR. paERCEfS PELLETS regu-
Eite 9nd cleanse the hyeI, stomach and
Sovels One dosc. Sold BY druggistA
5 cents 4 ylal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-12
HtN ts Care Neryes>ReS,.

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u,ert Will MaSs suowE its wants
thVlEh is natural ueijum-.he
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