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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

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unh fir bic @utgeIbp1ante Der 81.
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ein3ufte6en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

Gin 8unber Der tpun6dr5tz
Sun # 1T in SEEM gort pollbra4t
porben. SIN b~ortigen 9Ot Graduate
SoTpital bat man einem bonn 8e9trnl3 laq
fetroffenen damn ben S9dbel g%e0ffnet nnO
bas geronnene 8lut aus benz 8e9;ra emit
fernt, unb benz &ranten 10 bas 2eben gerettet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05
Vt0bItrt iett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 MmO 234 of 2tGnoOfp6- StrGke,
apii6en T~rontlin= uub Wtarfet= Str.
HhicauD. SuS.

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MppetttsSilO, @ieIer Sptottem, Gto6Hf6j,
Nuf. SarotneS, tortDcg. &r0Mter=9Ind optS,
sou. MISUNDERSTANDING
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G~tr06bMrger @6nSIeber=p oiteten,
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&1be6er SdbnittbpbueM, 9eItutper UfIben,
@etrD6nett Pilse (Sdm6tnnte), Mobuiamem,
0riid) import. etid)en mns &ejoeIbeeren,
4led,ten rnearifdlem WofensRaprif0. Strfe,
yiene &riinfern, &inIen, BerIser5te,
ud1tueiSc CT: OritSe, Sabets uao @eriten9rilkes
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gu ben bllli9ften Yretien.
Henry SchOellkOpEs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

reiner unb maieFdtii4er 54Onbeit berunz
pG6if.
0as fei Der 8unT9 ben mir Der iunga1
@eItbiirgerin in bic @iege Gesen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05
2ln5et9en.

NeutIdte &aIemoer fdr 1898! 9abrer 9infenoe
9Ote, 2OC; Bapne's &eip3iger 6onttliensRalenoer,
zoe; 9eutIder &etbsbote, zoe; 8e9enS6ur9er Ntortens
Roienber, zoe; 9eutf9er &oiItr=8alenber zoe. 9e9eH
Giuieubung BON 81 ienoen bieie 5 &olenoer i: per Bot.
kOELLTNG KLAPPENBACHs
9eutIde 8u1baHoIun9, l00-l02 RaHbolpb Str.
Selepbpu Wain PIG.
misunderstanding anf Werluugen gratis uno franco
Sc ertunqt: Sn Meuouo, .5n. SO prottti9e Sob.
~ I~euor1ber. &elu 9trite ober uuanuebmli6feiten
iroenO tpel3er @rt. Ntr uitni6en %uuieren 9etrieb gu
%oertGrteu. 8efdnoige Arbeit. 8ablen SihrittsQreile.
8aor3ablung balbmonatli6. Sommt iofort nGb guteH
3imulern. @enOna Goal GOmpunp, QBenOna, 81.
Soe3Sin0.
sc erIan9t:
X $500 uInb rnebr bauernben @erbienit pro Sag
9%arautireu MIR Sebert, Der cine '@9entur ilr uniere
neueH gllOer C8botolitbograpbieM iibernilnint, an-
1tdnotQe Mrbeit obue 8iiifo. 6. & g. Silbers
mann. Sept. l. s ct Qaul, Wtiun. eotSW mo
SsI%gPsd,e NteIemfAutm6em
I'M su9ff6btgem aIter All perfanfen, 9reistbisre per
8aor $500. =. EnZbrennera
5ia2mD Chen, Mtdiion Co.. 2aufos.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

There are thousands upon thousands
of persons who are incapable Of being
convinced except by knock-down argu-
ment, and even then prejudice has such
a strong hold on many, they still wor-
ship their idols. Mckinley has issued
a proclamation creating the San Fran
cisco Mountain Timber Reserve which
includes about all the government land
in Coconino county, and the Black
Mesa Foreet Reserve in Apache and
Gila counties. The following is one of
the rules governing forest reserves:
''Ihe pasturing Of live stock on the
public lands in forest reservations will
not be interfered with, 80 long as it ap-
pears that injury is not being done to
the forest growth, and the rights of
others are not thereby jeopardized
The pasturing Of sheep is. however,
prohibited in all forest reservations,
except those in the states OF Oregon
and Washington, for the reason that
sheep-grazing has been found injurious
to the forest cover, and therefore of
serious consequence in regions where
the rainfall is limited. The exception
in favor Of the states OF Oregon and
Washington is made because the con-
tinuous moisture and abundant rain
fall of the Cascade and Pacific coast
ranges make rapid renewal of herbage
and underground possible"
These two reservations, with the
White Mountain Indian reservation,
take in about the entire range Of noun
tains from the Utah line into Graham
county. This means that the summer
grazing grounds for the focks of Co.
conino, Navajo, Apache, Gila and Gra-
ham counties have been wiped out of
existence, by an edict of the President
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

Many, very many, self important
people wonder why publishers of news
papers do not make it point to give
them occasional local notice, whilst
they never for moment stop to con-
slider if the publisher is under any
special obligation to do SO, says an ex-
charge. AS is the case in many in
stances, these self-important person
ages never condescend to show pub
fishers any business courtesies what
ever-not even so much as to subscribe
for his paper, or speak word of praise
for it to friend. In such cases it is
but patural for publishers to resort co
the principle of reciprocity and refrain
from any mention of them or their
business except as strictly legitimate
item of news, as in accidents, deaths,
etc. 1t is not, as some persons sup
pose, from a standpoint of prejudice
or personal feeling that publishers pur
sue this policy, but is simply because
they are driven to it by the treatment
they are accorded. Show feeling of
liberality to the publisher and he will
always evince reciprocal appreciation
of your respects. Show him spirit of
scorn and he will treat you with the
contempt you deserve.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

A Port Townsend, Washington, dis
patch of recent date says: FL. Fl. Hill.
who arrived here from Copper River,
Alaska, says that when he left VALDEZ,
August 20, nearly one hundred desti-
tute men were being fed from govern
ment supplies. Mr.. Hill prospected
the. various streams emptying into
Copper river for distance of two hum
dred miles and failed to find any gold
whatever This has been the experience
of 1000 others who crossed the Valdes
glacier. About 700 men will winter in
Copper River Valley. Mr.. Hill esti-
mates that at least 200 men have been
drowned or have died from various
causes since the rush to the Copper
Biver began. On August 26th the Uni
ted States gunboat Wheeling arrived
Sitka from st. Michael with eight
stranded men from the place. She at
once sailed for Cooks Inlet and Cop
per River with supplies to relieve re-
ported destitution at those points. The
latest advices from Pine Creek say that
out of the large mum Der claims located
only that of Miller Brothers, the orig
inal -discoverers, has been worked ex-
tensively. They took out $780, Min
ing operations have been suspended
for the season.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17
The Oasis of Nogales, bears good tes-

The Oasis of Nogales, bears good tes-
timony in the case of the express COM
panies VS.. the revenue stamp act:
I'm Mexico all express receipts are
required by law to have affixed one
cent revenue stamp, and the express
Office invariably atfixes the stamp with
out charging the shipper. That has
been the case four years, to which the
Oasis can testify. AS express charges
are much lower in Mexico than in the
United States, and paid in deprecated
silver at that, it would seem that Wells,
Fargo & Co. could stand the tax of one
cent upon each shipping receipt given
in the United States far more readily
than the one cent tax it has always paid
in Mexico without any attempt to shift
the burden upon the public"
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17
Great Newspaper Feat.

''No body believes a word that he
reads in the newspaper"
This is the remark which was made by
prominent Bostonian at a public
dinner few weeks ago, says the Bos-
ton Journal 1t is hardly worth MOTTO
ing, it so utterly lacks sense and dis
elimination, but a striking event has
happened since it was spoken which
should check similar foolish remarks
from leaving the lips of those who at
tribute dishonest journalism to honest
paper.
Commodore Dewey won brilliant
victory on the other side of the world
one Sunday morning, and on Monday
morning every home in America was
told about it, His name was on every
body's lips, his picture before every
body's eyes, praises for his men in
every conversation. 1t was all the
work of ''the newspapers"
The president, the navy department
and the board of naval strategy had
not word about the battle except
what the newspapers told them.
Monday went by and Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, and at the close
of the working week there was still no
information except what the "news-
papers" gave. Congress was delighted
and the plans of the war were advanced
as the victory warranted. Yet the
United States government would not
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17
"RED" PIPKIN,
Bronco Bill's" Partner. Heard
from Again.

"Red" Pipkin, partner of Bronco Bill
and Johnson, and the only one to es-
cape in the fight with Scarborough and
Milton about month ago, has again
been heard from.
One day last week Pipkin, accompa-
MED by two men. rode into the head
quarter ranch of Joe Hampson, on Ea-
gle Creek. Joe Terrill, foreman of the
ranch and two or three cowboys were
there. AS they rode up Pipkin dis
mounted, approached Joe Terrill and
said:
1--WE want some fresh horses, have
you any in the corral here"
Terrill answered "No, the horses are
all in the pasture"
Pipkin then made one of the men 60
with him into the pasture while his two
companions stood guard at the house,
and shortly returned with three fresh
horses. The outlaws then saddled up,
Pipkin exchanging his old one for Ter
rill's new one, and saying to him:
"Both of US cannot live in this coun-
try together and we will give you three
days to get out, and we intend to treat
Won Arnim the same"
The outlaws then took supper with
the men at the ranch and afterward
rode leisurely up the road.
In consequence of the above visit
from Red Pipkin some of the COW boys
at work for Hampson have left, alsoth
head farmer who is employed at the
ranch.
E. A. Won Armin and Joe Terrill came
ia from the headquarter ranch yester-
day. They corroborate the facts as
stated above. They will return to their
work within a few days and proceed
with the neutrality-suspicious. Bulletin.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

said: Il believe gold and silver coin to
be the money not only of the constitu-
tion, but of the American people ante
rior to the constitution, and that con-
gress had no power to demonetize
either gold or silver, and that the re-
sponsibility of re-establishing silver in
its ancient and honorable place as
money in Europe and America devolves
really on the American congress" It
would be pretty hard work to class
either of these illustrious republican
leaders either as gold standard advo-
Gates or international blmetalists.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

The city Of Manila, which passes into
the military occupation Of the United
States by the terms of the protocol, is
lighted by $4,000 incandescent and 260
arc lights; has telephone system, and
is the center of 720 miles in the islands,
says an exchange. An English cleo
trical firm, which has done much in the
Philippines, say their commercial pos
sibiiities and native resources are al
most unbounded.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

The Maricopa county Democratic
convention in building their platform,
inserted the following plank; "The
producing mines of Arizona pay an
nual dividends of from $10000,000 to
$12,00O,000, and are easily worth $780,
100000, while they are assessed for tax
alton upon valuation not exceeding
$4,OO0,O00. We demand of the next
legislature the enactment of law that
will compel them to bear their just
proportion Of the public burdens"
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17
Furniture from Factory to Fireside

Being the only extensive mannfac-
turers of furniture in the world selling
direct from maker to user, We save our
customers the enormous expenses and
profits of the jobbers and retailers
Send for catalogue A, showing our full
line of Household Furniture, at ~ 10
SO per cent. under retail value.
QUAKER VALLEY MANUFACTURING 20.
319 and 32l S. Canal St, Chicago
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please tell your readers
that the Quaker Valley Manufacturing
Co., 319 and 321 South Canal Street.
Chicago. sell full line of high-grade
household furniture direct from the
factory at 20 to 80 per cent. lower than
retail prices, and will send anyone
copy of their catalogues free.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

There is too much disposition among
business men to shirk their political
responsibilities, because they do not
want to give the time from their pri-
vate affairs, or for fear that they might
make enemies which would injure them
in their business, says the Silver Belt.
of the territory pursue this narrow,
short-slghted policy, just so long will
we have corruption and mismanage-
ment in our government.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

There is something in the attitude of
President Mckinley and the admi mis-
tration at Washington in reference to
the charges of mismanagement in the
army and in the treatment of our sol
diers in hospitals, in camp and on board
of transports that is suggestive of the.
similar attitude of President Faure and
his ministers in the management of the
Deyfus case, says the Baltimore Sun.
In both republics, in France and in the
United States, there is a widespread
conviction that great wrong, a great
piece of injustice, has been and is be-
ing perpetrated, which calls impera-
lively for investigation and redress In
the one case the victim of that inius-
tice is an individual. In the other the
sufferers are thousands, if not tens of
thousands of citizens whose only Of
fense has been that they trusted too
implicitly in the justice of their coun-
try when they agreed to risk their lives
in its service.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

With $4,000 to be allowed each Amer
lean member of the peace commission,
besides an aggregate of $250,000 for So
cial expenses, the coming talk in Paris
is going TO cost us lots of money. But
it will cost Spain more-in real estate
if not in cash.-Tempe News.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

The navy department has determined
to court martial Rev. J. 2. Mcintyre,
chaplain of the Oregon. who, in lec-
ture delivered in Denver a short time
since accused Captain Bob Evans of
cowardice and criticised admiral 5amp-
son without stint.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

at the solicitation and instigation of a
few designing and unscrupulous poll
tieians in Arizona, who have the ear of
the President. Still, majority of our
flock masters will stay with the party
and lick the hand that smites them.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

There are enough printers in the reg
iment at Whipple to run we'll equip
ped newspaper Office. Should the reg
iment remain there permanently we
may look for the appearance of the
"Whipple Warbler" the "Wobbling
Whippler," or some publication of sim
liar name.-Prescott Courier.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

Abraham Lincoln declared on the
day of his assassination "the prosperi-
ty of the miner is the prosperity of the
nation, the more gold and silver we
mine, the easier it will be to pay our
public debt" James G. Blaine once
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

The Rough Riders of Yavapai conn
ty who are coming home Immediately,
will have county ticket of their own
which they prof ose to push for all it is
worth They will elect it.-Ph@nix
Herald.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

have known there had been a battle
but for the 'newswapers
Who, is it, pray, that does not be-
lieve a word he reads in the '.news-
papers?-Ex.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

The Tucson Star is authority for the
statement that the Santa Fe Company
has purchased the north and south rail-
road, generally known as the Santa Fe,
Prescott & Phoenix. The property will
be transferred the first of the coming
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

Col. McCord's regiment has been or
dered to Lexington, Kentucky, and the
Colonel is busy making preparations
for their departure.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17

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The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17
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terest solicited.
The Winslow mail., 1898-09-17
Tbe M1tttslptst Mntl+
J. T. WALLACE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Entered at the postoffice at Winsiow, Ariz.,
as second class mail matter.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-21
Business Mere Mention.

G. e. SHEPARD. auctioneer, Marshfield,Vt.
DR.. G. II. SPILLER, optician, will be in
Barre at City Hotel, September %.
PROF. B. GEORGE WILKINS, clairvoyant,
has new advertisement on page five.
SMALL tenemo mt to rent. ILquire at 15
Terrace street, corner Of Bailey avenue.
WELsBAoH .Incandescent Gas Burners
81 each. Peck Brothers, 60 Main street.
In the Sunny South, dairy and milk route
for sale. Address Waldo, the dairy man,
Tallapoosa, Ga.
Look at the new goods l.. P. & II. g.
Gleason are now showing. Some of them
are advertised on this page.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OF Knott q Clossop, the Burlington COM
mission brokers', on page eight.
AUTUMN underwear is advertised on page
five by the Barnard, Sumner & Putnam
Company, and they offer in this some real
bargains.
AIR CUSHION DATRRs for cancelling reve-
nue. stamps, with your name or initials.
Fifty cents and 81. Vermont Watchman
Company.
SESSION BoARDERs.-Table board at Mrs.
/. q. Wallis, % school street. An excellent
table, at reasonable price, and convenient
rooms near by.
For SALE.-A real estate Investment in
East Barre for $500 which now nets seven
per cent. Constantly improving. Ad-
dress Lock Box 6, Northfeld, Vt.
Do you want anything in the line of
drugs and medicines-no matter what? IL
30 call on Fred A. Ainsworth, proprietor OF
the new Williamstown drugstore, on Depot
str set, one door east of j. X. Lyndes store
II, perchance, he may not lave eIactly what
you desire, he will aim to supply it in the
shortest possible time. III good goods and
honest prices and square dealing will do it,
he is bound to secure fair share of public
patronage Sewing machine supplies and a
| popular line OF stationery are specialties.
| Give him a call
On September l., through an arrangement
made with the Pullman Company and the
Grand Trunk railroad, we established a
Pullman buffet slee ping car service to ac-
commodate the large summer travel at this
time of year returning TO Chicago and the
| West. This Pullman sleeper leaves st. AL
bane, Vt, daily, except on Sunday, at 8 ;0t
P. M, running through to Chicago via
Grand Trunk railroad arriving there al
9l0 P. M, the next night. East bound. this
car leaves Chicago at II 45 p. M, arriving al
Montreal the second morning at 7;20, where
connection is made with our day express
leaving Montreal at 0 A. NJ for all New
England points. This will be great con
venience to the travelling public from Yer
mont going West and vice versa.