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Arizona republican., 1898-09-17

TOR hENT-Water rights in the Grand canal. J. Ernest Walker, No. 26 South Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-17
Santa Fe, Prescott & PhGnll Ry,
 WIrH THE
 Santa Pe System.

Shortest and quiekes: ruute between oenix. hsusas City. St Louis, Ghi.=ago and TERN points. F. p. & TIME ASte Ns 26.
 Effective June { 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-17

FOR RENT-The incest cottage in the city. Inquire of L. D.. Copeland. machine shop.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-17

wANTED-To rent outright, or the use of il office, a good typewriter, at reasonable price, for a period of one or two months; Remington pre- fer,ed. Address Z-, this office.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-17

FOR RENT-Handsomel furnished house of six rooms, with bath. Cen trally located. No children. Ad- dress Box 576.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-17
Popular Wants

FOR SALE-A roll desk in good or der. Address Box 444, city. MME. GRACE, palmist and clairvoy- ant, card reader, tells past, present and future. 321 West Madison. NCTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I hereby give notice to the public that I will not be responsible for any debts con- tracted by my wife, Evie Kozik.
 ANDREW KOZIK. FURNISHED FLAT-Four rooms, el- egandy equipped for light house keeping. In the center of the city. Inquire B. A. Fickas, No. Il North First avenue.
 WANTED-TO buy, secondhand in coGd dit ;1aI, 1; ;.ri, f
Arizona republican., 1898-09-17

CALL AT No. 8 in Cook building, first stairway west of postoffice, for city list Of residences and rooms for rent. Free information given. Spe- ,cial attention given to showing property without charge. FOR RENT-Furnished house; rooms for housekeeping; single rooms; centrally located. Inquire at $50 North First avenue, first house across canal on west side.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-17

DRESSMAKER from the east desires enga agelnepts at home or out; latest styles; McDowell system. Address Dressnakar. Republican office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-24
ACrirriturr.


/ There rs vi1sspTe.d popaIM Trf!1 i'es
sgsintl Coz bssi. sd ~ sa'ptci thai TIE
doctor, are rrry lars y frsFrp'ihit ~ H.
Y tvsLsse % often tstee tender sud
sweel q btst tbsi ear tirstiegca iarg
sge ,sssbi o., that ~ luslhI ~ss mach
more dependent os TIE 10y % bad been
tsttete1 than IL zee 90 The sts ct tbe rcw.
/ Bu it's utvtrbsIess ir1e, tars American
( Cutti,aar. thst II ls 70 re llaca's g. lat
tsu 80 old Gov, or SO oli sujmst Of say
Giuj tbtp itisto httsp ycu7g saimsIs
AZ the teeth be,ia 10 isil ibe food is tot
90 vel ms.licAtsd ~ Il ufed % he, spi So
consequence digestion Is fCtriei The
presence ot 1ndis esiti food Il tbe slem
sch creates fever. and 10 tts dlsesss5
coadiioo DOT only dots lha sulmsl is,teu
LEES nFldls bat what d .th is pat 90 -
less tender sui sweet tban u should be
The con uoa prsc'ics pi lstepius cove
sith corn, snd mtlklrR them 30 long as
they c.n be mtlked, helps TO mske poor
beef The .Gter sod fat hist 50 into the
milk are 10th much more needed IN The
beef TO make il Ss good IS II should be,
Gov properly i.tt,ned sbluId b' given
IS much ,uccuIeut food Is be will ea',
snd 1T Grtt be led With grain or meal
rather spsii ely ltsbe j. very thia 10
desh Der beef may be made Ill the better,
proviied this condition does not show
the Improvement OF Der tiItstiys organs
WhsnR COW is isttened, that when y0s be
gin feeding her is little more than .kin
and bones, with enough flesh to bold them
together, it stands TO reason that most Of
.he aesh and fat you can put % her by
three or four months good feeding viii be
new hash sud fat, sud Just IS good as II
put on , year old better The bodily
system is being corttintlg chang d by the
small y,lns which run through the h.sb,
and which are always carrying tn waste
matter, and replacing i. with new, The
old saying used TO be that tie living body
10 wholly renewed every seven years,
But scientists are now agreed that most
parts Of II are renewed much quicker
than this, as any ene may see by the rapid
dealing OF a cut or brulse whe1 sir and
the germs 1t contains are excluded from IT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-24
WHEN TIE Cow CONE, Is

This is avery important period IN tt
life Of every COW, although many farmer
do not seem TO appreciate the fact seen
iug to think that she needs 30 more sttel
tion then than at any time. THIS may b
in measure true II given the freedom
which nature provides, bat whea deprived
OF this freedom she is cue OF the mos
helpless creatures imaginable write
in the Ohio Farmer ssys:
From business standpoint 20 isrme
can afford to neglect bis cows at this crit
cal time. Upon the manner IN which
they pass this erals will depend in large
u measure, the value Of the herd for thu
next year. ! have seen cows ruined by
neglect; yes, more, | have known more
than one COW 10 10 her life Tor want o.
proper care.
Nov, what shall we do to iatuJe The
ssfe passage OF The coz through the
perod2 My method is TIM: II | am
feeding meal orsny otter heavy grain,
stop it at leHt two ot three weeks before
1t is time for the COW TO come iuto milk.
All such feeds tend h produce hest, and
heat means fever t. eick coz, ana VITO
can deny that a COW Is fIck at thd timer
! feed ration Of tran ono day, this
has 8 cooliug irh1.rcs. Wit this try
to give rome kind Of roots leuty Of good
hay and corn o 'der cnt, The COW is al
lowed liberty aud the run OF the yard %
warm DAYS, until the distpnded udder,
and other signs not unfamiliar to the
~atchiul farmer, tell him that the time OF
maturity is near at baud. Then she is tax
eu ont OF Der stall ana pat into good
box stall, unfastered. With plenty Of fresh
straw. | woulI rather do this several
times than to mskaa mistbke atcut the
matter The COW onght TO be left 10 her
self after the calf is horn, for two cr three
hours at least. Teen she should hGvs
warm bran mash. 5 me give feeding Of
three or four qnsrts Of whole onts. prs
fer the bran. Tai. assists tie s'tetbirth
Then milk the COW sud # she viii drin, II
as most COWS viii, let her DO 90 Leave
the calf with tue CIV for the re1t t@e.i
four hours ghenttke he c,li away sud
put the COW 10 her phase. a. tlmgs 10 tie
day let The Gov bsve few q1,rt- OF wstsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-24

Never breed 10 a bu.hr bull vhet
you are keeping milk dSlfy.
Strange to say, there are families OF
whose table the Iooth-oue psrsuip is ue7
er seen.
good dslryman is GOOD all round
man who plans, read. works aud thinks
all are essential to success
One good acre is worth two Foor acres.
and one good acre i.tued well Is worth
four poor acres iarmed poorly.
A limb that ia cut of will always die
father back than the cot, 10 MISTER how
much tar or Wax is pat over be cot.
Ons ia master OF the sltu'tlon who does
everything 10 il own proper the sud is
never crowded into sighting bis soik
TIE cullure Of mushfcons seems to be
on the Lacrosse ia tits c5nulry, a. they
s:s DOS beirg quoted on The msrkets.
lyon will pick up Ill the old bono
about the place aud bury th,m uesr tie
grpe'ila on vi DO pleased With the
results
TIE farmer turns Die money qu.ck,r ID
hoss thar any other tliug to Which be can
put be hsnd, The hog Of today is q very
diff ieui .uiusl hom ttst Of Is u %
year. $50
10 order 10 ID axe dairy 2 most pfols
bls ots musl zee ell reasonable csre to q.
cure the ltse,t possibie lBsu'ily Sui tie
beet possible 4ssIiiy Of product
Ihr lie nothing belttr 10 stcp tie
Ie'Es on Tie fru than blank tool aud
lead pencil lltssd Ct pultirg tie pen
Ell 10 TIE leak. pa, II 90 TIE b.ct, po.El
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-24
Give Us Your Order

'or Groceries We can On it to your satisfaction.
We Will take AZ mneh care with II ~ though you
sffo here TO watch Ne Dc not worry about the
qna!ItN Of the goods We never Keep anything
but tho beet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

The hand boyscame and played for
Col. Veatch's meeting gIatuitously,
and then played "There'll be a Hot
Time in Mt. Angel Tonight" with
song accomplishment. A big bus
load OF Onion men from SilvertOn
headed by Geo Custer, DIR. Guiss, jr.
and other loyal silver men arrived 10
time for the meeting.
Geo. Custer presided 10 a very dig
nified and able manner IN the tine
new city hall, Col. Veatch holding
the first political rally ever held in II
aud IL was full to OYerfOwing. He
made one Of his most earnest speeches
and was several times greeted with
applause Some Republicans and gold
standard men we're present, but the
great bulk Of the population here re-
mains true to- Bryan and bimetallism
and will give the entireUniou ticket a
solid support. The party we're enter
taiDed BY Mrs. Oswald at the Mt. An
gel hotel. where the best bread In the
county can be had, II is baked in the
old-fashiCned brick oyens up at the
college.
Col. Veatch returned to Salem aud
spent Sunday quietly at Hotel Will
seeing old friends, taking a
drive into the tine farming regions OF
Polk county in the afternoon. He
left on the morning overland for
Clackamas county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09
PERSONALS.

Contractor ]. e. Mccoy has gone to
jefferson.
d. B. Irwin is in Portland for sew
eral days.
Attorney f. G. Eby, OF Woodburn,
was in the city today.
Condor and Ernest Bean returned
today from Portland.
Mrs, Lee Steiner, of Dallas, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Senator S. A. Dawson of Linn coun-
ty, was In the city today.
w. w. Hepburn left today for
Southern Oregon on business.
S. V. Crocker of Turner, left today
for visit at Munroe, Ohio.
Miss Clara Guard, of Albany, was
the guest of Mrs. A, e. Crosby Sun
day.
Miss Mable Bean, an attendant at
the insane asylum, Is visiting at
Eugene.
DE. Swank of Aumsville, was in
the city today enroute home from
Portland.
Miss Anna N!chol, local manager
Postal Telegraph Co., spent sunday
in Portland.
Mrs. G. NJ. Lockwood and child have
returned from an extended visit at
California points.
Attorney General q. NJ. Idleman
has gone to Sau Francisco TO be gone
about two weeks.
Geo. B. Lamb, Republican nominee
for school superintendent, Of Till
amook county, was in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. l.. Raskett have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09
VICTORY CELEBRATED.

Patriotic Salem People Rejoice Over
Dewey's Achievements.
The confirmation of the news OF
Commodore Dewey's victory over the
Spanish at Manila was ittlngly cele-
brated by the patriotic people Of Sa-
lem, Saturday night. The whole city
participated'and amid firing Of bombs
martial music and patriotic addresses
by citizens, it rejoiced over the
achievements of Americas naval
hero. The second regiment band
played a,number of stirring airs In
front Of the CAPITAL JOURNAL Office
and at s o'clock went further down
Commercial street where a platform
had been erected and an immense
crowd had gathered. Lot L. Pearce
chairman of the committee who ar
ranged the celebration introduced the
first speaker Hon. p. II. Darcy who
made one Of his characteristic, happy
addresses in which he congratulated
the people upon the victory of Amer
ican arms.
Mr.. darcy was followed by n. j..
Judah, who briefly related an Incl
dent in his own naval experience
analogous to the surprise wrought 10y
Commodore Dewey on the Spaniards
at Manila, and Of his contact, years
ago, with some CT the officers now fig
uring largely in the naval operations
afOot.
The ReY. G. W. Grannis, Hon. W.
Fl. Holmes, Prof G. NJ. Irwin and
Frank DaveY following in brief
speeches. Then citizens were called
upon, but the lateness of the hour
prevented them from responding.
The citizens generally contributed
literally TO the fund to purchase the
fire works and TO pay other necessary
expenses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09
CITIZENS ELECTION
"Polls" Open To- Morrow at Patton Bros.
Store.

"Polls" Open To- Morrow at Patton Bros.
Store.
Ten candidates nominated from
among Salem's popular men to run for
the Royal position of "Sultan:"
DR. Cartwright, DR.. Byrd, T. .Holver-
sou, Henry Myer, Claude Catch, J. II.
Brooks, d. j. Fry, A. T. Gilbert, Wer-
ner Breyman, G. ID. Gabrielson.
All regular election laws set aside
by special act Of congress and special
rules made TO govern this election
contest: at which everybody may vote,
men, women, and children, and as
often as they choose.
1t is expected over 2000 votes will be
cast as each of the's"I0 candidates.
have many friends.
The "ba'loting" will commence
Tues Sday morning and continue until
Saturday night. Five votes free al
lowed with each reserved seat ticket,
extra votes can be had at 5 cents each.
Go early and vote If you want TO Sc
cure good seats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09
Congressional Canvass
Opened in Marion County b Col.
Bob Veatch.
Sweeps From the Classic Santiam to
Prosperous Thriving Mt. Angel.

Col. Robert N. Veatch, of Roseburg
opened the cOmpaign in Marion
county, Thursday night, at Gates An
enthusiastic meeting was presided
over by L. j. McCleary, who delivered
a stirring speech for the Reform
cause.
A CAMPAIGN SONG
was sung by Geo. A. Spence, a local
poet and vocalist, who brought down
the house To the tune cf, "I Never Go
Back On My Word"
Kind friends / will sing you a dltty.
A nice new little song:
Now, IL it don't please it's a pity,
L am sure it will not detain you
long.
The subject of my song it is whole
some,
Perhaps not many Of you have
heard;
l said | would sing, nowiI do it,
For L never 20 back on my word.
Now during the Cuban revolution
They sank the battleshiD Maine;
Our brave boys we're sent to the bot
tom
BY vile treachey of Spain.
Cuba wants some one to help them
To abolish the Spanish tyranical
horde.
Uncle Sam says be will do it.,
And bell never 20 back on his word.
Now there is Commodore Dewey,
In his battle at the Philippines,
He didn't do thing to the Span ish,
But give them some Yankee beans.
He said, ''now ooys, we must whip
AS he drew forth his trusty old
sword;
He sent their ships TO the bottom.
And he didn't go back on his word.
Now, in the coming election
Some lessons in silver wei! teach:
Turn down Thomas Tongue for con-
gresS,
And elect our own R. NJ Veatch.
Now we want some silver man to lead
US
In the next presidential campaign.
Mr.. Bryan says he will do it.
Right after we whip tyrant SpaiL.
Great applause.)
Mr.. Veatch made good speech in
his forceful and earnest manner, and
will get solid vote among the silver
men on the Santiam.
Friday night was put In before a
large audience at Stayton, where w.
w. Elder presided. Bob Veatch is a
dead shot with rifle and brings down
a buck on the run without ever using
the sights. But he showed that he
could bring down goldbug with the
same precision at Stayton.
He refuted the statement of a legis-
islative candidate who had been
around saying that the silver dollar
was good because it was redeemable
In gold by law and thus kept it at a
parity.
AT GERvAIS.
Messrs. Simeral, Marsh, Strain,
Judge Hayes, OF Woodburn, and H. l..
Bents, Of the Union ticket, were pres
ent and were introduced. Mr.. Bents
OF the legislative ticket showed his
ability to handle the political issues
and proved himself clear powerful
speaker.
Editor Fletcher spoke short time
and was well listened to, when Col.
Veatch made his argument that pleas
ed all present and produced marked
effect.
AT MT, ANGEL.
Marion Palmer and j. j. Bucheit
and Others worked hard to make the
Veatch meeting a success. The old
hayseed band of Silverton was in
town, the band Homer Davenport, the
famous New York Journal cartoonist
once belonged to. They had a large
tent and were going to play 'Uncle
Tom S Cabin" but very good naturedly
put it off until Sunday evening on ac-
count ofour "Hayseed show" and out
of Difference to the strong silver senti-
ment here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

gone to Elk CITY, Idaho, where Mr.,
Baskett will engage in the drug busi-
ness.
X. ID. Holman a0d son r.. w. Hol-
mau went to Halsey today where they
will engage in the warehouse business
for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. b Cox OF Portland
are guests at the county home OF Mr.
and Mrs. VIM NJ. MOlsOu on the
Rickeral, Polk county.
Miss Anna Parker went TO Cham
poeg Saturday for weeks visit,
accompanied by her brother on their
wheels. She will visit friends. Oscar
returning Sunday evening.
Hon. Il. S. Sheridan of the Union
state campaign committee was In
town Sunday He is working day ami
night and says that the Union ticket
is growing stronger day by day. lie
says there is fine chance TO elect the
entire ticket IL the silver and reform
people will turn out an election day
and vote straight. He went to Rose
burg last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09
HONEST JOHN BOOTH.

The Union Candidate for State Treasurer
in Town.
Hon. j. o. Booth OF Josephine
county was 10 Salem today seeing his
many friends. He Is the Union can
didate for State Treasurer, WHO will be
trIumphantly elected. Tue Klamath
Falls Express says:
J. o. Buoth, the Union candidate
for state treasurer, is a prominent
and emiDently honest citizen Of
Josephine county. He would not and
has not made bargains with bankers
and capitalists to control the finances
Of the state and use the money while
the warrants remain unpaid as the
present Republican incumbent does,
TO know that he is the soul OF honor
and integrity it is only necessary to
ask any Of his neighbors concerning
him. Place the state finances IL his
hands and you will place them ia safe
hands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09
Improving Wilson Avenue.

Acting Street Commissioner Tar
pley had men at work improving the
beauty and general appearance Of
the lower end of Wilson Avenue today.
While it would be quite task to ma.
terially aud substantially improve
this valuable piece Of city property,
yet it can be gradually done at nom.
inal expense. The Avenue is being
harrJwed and made level. Let the
good work go on aid the Capital City
will yet have park that will bc a
source Of pride to her residents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

NEW PHONES. Manager Dancey
today placed an instrument in the
Sentinel office. 1t is No. 2O8. A
phone No. 204 will be placed in Nc
Call Bros. Commercial commission
house this week. Next week an in
strument will be placed in the Office
of the crystal ice storage plant 90
State and Nineteenth streets. Work.
men are stretching another line from
Portland to San Francisco. They
are working between Portland and
Oregon City and this greatly inter
fers and impalrs the usual service OF
the company between Salem and the
metropolis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09
THE FUSION PROPOSITION.

Middle-Road Populist Who Says You
Fellows Are to Help Us Out.
A silver man Of Polk county wa:
met by DR.. Embrie, Middle-ROadel
Populist manager, the other day
while he was canvassing that section
for the Middle Roader Populist
ticket. He was hunting places tc
hold political meetings.
Supposlng the man he was talking
to was Republican, DR.. Embrie ad-
dressed him thus:
You fellows onght TO help me
out"
"How's that, DR.. why help you
out?"
"Why you Republicans.
Then the DR.. caught himself and
asked the man:
"What's your pOlitics?"
"I'm for the Union ticket"
DR., Embrle saw he was talking to
the wrong man and had put his foot
in it and took a slide for the timber.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

KEEP Your HUsBAND-In pleas =
ant mood b ypermitting him to smoke
the La Corona. In fact you should
deny him the privilege of smoking
any other brand for there is none bet
ter than the 10 cent La Corona.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

A MANS WHAT HE EATs.-The
better the food the better the man
who eats IL, Buy only what you know
is good and wholesome; that which
contains the best nutritlve qualities.
You will ind such groceries at Bran.
son 4 Co.'S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

AT BUTTEvILLE. - Governor
Fletcher talked TO the Silver aud Re
form forces at ButteYille, Saturday
night. He had good meeting and
says the sentiment is quite strong in
that section for cleaning out the Re
publican coort house ring.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

A New DEPUTY.-W. p. Ba6cock
Is now employed under Sheriff
Wrightmdn to assist In the Office
work Mr.. Babcock will probably
work in the sheriff's office until
after the June election as Mr.. Waln's
candidacy for the office of sheriff will
necessitate his absence from the Of
tice great part OF the time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

CNriLwELL DETECTIVE AGENCY, 12o
/ ) Kearny Street, san Francisco, Cal To
district attorneys, sheriffs, attorneys at
law and private parties:-Prepared to transact
all business of a confidential and intricate
character expedtiously and on reasonable
terms. Correspondents all over the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

RALLY AT TURNER-Saturday even
ing, May l4th 1898, there win be a
meeting OF the Bimetallic Club at
Turner. w. ID. Bilyeu and j. S.
Smith, of Albany, and other speakers
will be present. Everybody invited,
9-td-d&w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

1t is great leap from the old fashionsa
doses OF blre-mass and nauseous physles Y
the pleasant little pills known as De Win'
Little Early Risers. They cure lonstiPatioA
SICK headache and billiousness. Stones drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-09

A UNION MEETING.-Th Union
Binetallic club will hold a meeting at
its headquarters In the Tioga block at
p, M, Wednesday of this week.