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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22
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nalcOrp erbl Aeute 0pde Obsrteuenant e
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ner m oaB 9rapb @erte6r nit Ser @taatsn uan
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tenant QQen een 0ofn nit Woerberng 9srfebra
beuutrag unO o Bert lit ibm gegn 0as fran0ifa 9ab
ger Santiago nad Guantanamo bort @up 9uptn
6Dt teegupbif 8ertebr nit geor
&eges nft unerboen peien it, 10 oaB B 0eeIn oet
Guantanamo na ben Ser Staaten gfdt f0nn Uan
puet DuB &abe Ntpo 0FTentfen por 0
net proen miro = aQeroingS @eniur unternorfen.
Die 3ranspoflot IA &rigsiffen 6te6enoe G5e
boen Die g0Bte Expedition pe emals Ser St1aten
mpen &fe abgegurgsn if. 0eie sFe pa6rni
NGbe Santiago bebsn bis oI Staot eingenon it,
g0Btn 3be nDaonsarme
ann, tpoer Born ne6msn uno nud Porto 8 be0roern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22

poasrie Regiments, 1868 9feroe unO
UfduleIel;
r2trtonIa5" - Elm Detu4smsnt uOm
2. &aOaqerie 9Regiment, 113 5biere,
Gquipirung oes 3. 2trtilerie 3egiz
ments;
nStilIpdter" - S6ndoron gl oes
2. 8apanerie 4egiments, 1853 9feroe;
n8reatpater" = 8. 9Snfanterie 91es
giment;
,W}organ" - S6puoron 6 oss 2.
8uodlerie Regiments, 100 9feroe;
r@linton" = Gompagnien 9 uno
. oes 2. Snfanterie 3egiments, 200
9feros;
r@umberldno" - permiI6ter Garz
go;
vNunteo" - oermii6ter Cargo;
v&ennopab" - @a6er 8orrat6sz
0ampfer;
g3eIolute" = &o6lenodmpfer;
r2aura" - MuI6inerie uno 2ppuz
rate.
Die 8riegsi4iffe, nelfe Die 3runsz
portodmpfer estortirten, naren: v3nz
oiana." Detroit" Scorpion" r8ez
iuoius" (0, r9elena," nGaitins, "
n&nnapolis," r8ant6er," r6prnet,
rManning," Bancroft" n8ompaz
tud, ygdgle" uno yWuip."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22

Seine oagmeine 9anpu9 wdbreno ber erten paor Gage
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22
Sin fpunti8er Genera I
defdllen.

Nuni(u, II. Syuni. Oia Song
Song, p. SUM, - IS Iie9t Die Utel=
0unq DOR. DuB 8enerai Mon:;, Der aus
8ulacan nit 1000 Wunn gsmiI4ten
5ruppen gum GntiaB BON Maaila Der
anriifie, Die GiisnbdbnIinis bod II
funo unD bon ben SnIur9en'enI9dd=
rem iiberfalIen purbe. G5 entipdnnen
ii6 biBige 8efe6te, pe.6e nit tur5sn
Ilnter6rs6un9en brei Gage dnoausrs
ten. General Uloret mar un;er ben
SoDten, pel9e Die Span:er auf Dem
S6lahifeIDe IieBen. Die eingeborenen
5ruppsn g:ngen nit TIisgenoen6ubnen
gu Den SnIurgsnten ii6er uno mos bon
osn ipaniI6sn 3ruppen iibrig blieb,
e!pa 500 Mann, purbe gefangen gez
npmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22

l99ettcreS iicbe 3. nno 4. Sette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22
Ginrne Gruppena66eifunsen (Oten tnOeen setern
f6eOemen 2mnGten ausse(6ift rueroeu.

GOnferen3en 5pin enal S9afte omira Samon niu
gntn General Garcia ber pteren Operationen @tn
Sploaen ertrunn auf 8eiie Infe6r elids
Onoere ben Muerp - Bisosrbafequng teegrap6iz
idDn 8ertebrs pon@5uantundmp uus.-0eipra &Gmpe
in Den ndhfen 5agn gu rparen = Sine Brigade
Camp 4Igsr nu4 Santiago beorOt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07

mon % character whose interests arc 10
Identified with She permauen, interest Of
the county
lf ,he Peoples Party does not stand for
principle now, the 90 parties viii say
'he propie don't want any more reform
and viii drop all reform questions and 90
60 wariar the old Shirt again
ANY substitute for money will lessen 10
some cAtcnt thedemaud for money and
thu- lessen the value of its units. bnt tine
substitute IS neyera s good as Che rea
thine and uo power bgt Sovereign ooH-
er Gao make ieni moueg.
IT, A. G-ialhs studied law Tor four
wears in the office Of w Wncoxon
while be- was County Attourncy Of Thorn
as County Kausas, associated with Mrs
Rice he has had experience in looking up
The laws Of Idaho governing county af-
fairs and be better than a beginner in adj
vislng the County Officers 10 be elected.
Those who say that the government
could not operate railroad successfully
should BIZ reminded that whenever the
owners Of "a railroad so mismanage it that
IL can not pay los debts. receiver is
appointed by the court and the govern
mcni does run the railroad until ID is ia 70
paying condition again. or is reorganized
Almost every railroad in this county
has been run by the government in the
interest Of its stockholders why not let
the same power run them all in the inter
est Of the whole people
What reason Is given for the turning
down of q man who has thousands Of dol
lars invested in the farming lands of Can
yon county and who is one Of the best
qualified men in the county, we mean MI
Lesser for professional man like Dr..
Murray. The leaders or the Silver Re
publican convention say il was because
MIR. Lcser's name was not suggested nm
Til after the slate was madeu and it was
impossible TO change il without danger of
breaking the combination.
What rs the difference between ~ silver
Republican anda McKnly Republican:
They both believe in high protective
tariff chat Will nuke the producer pay
high prices Tor all his supplies from man-
ufac,urer or importer and thru wiila'ow
the widest Freedom in The competition OF
labor
They both believe in monopolies trusts
and combines
They both believe that the sovereign
power to ISSUE money should he mrmed
ont TO National Banks. Butoue believes
that silver should be- coiued free az the
ratiouf lG TO the Other does not.
Papulis;s ard Democrats believe thai
when any uAution becomes 20 monopoly
10 Is dangerous TO the people who are COM
PEELED to patronize 10.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07

The last Chance Ditch Company En-
NETT, Canyon County, Idaho
Notice is hereby given that at Il meet
ing Of the directors held Sept 28th, 1898,
an assessment Of Thirty-two (39) dollars
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the company, with conditions Of
payment as follows;
Thirty dollars $500 may be paid in labor
if done under the supervision of the airec-
tors in charging the ditch between Oct
tenth and October 3lst inclusive and
two (S2) dollars per share must be paid in
cash.
Said assessment of labor and cash will
become delinquent October 3lst NJ 6
o'clock P NJ. 1898. and day of sale Of any
delinquencies will be November 18th,
1898.
And in accordance with an agreement
therefore an assessment of One Thousand
Forty-two dollars and City cents(sDl2. 50)
in labor and SiXty-nlne dollars and fifty
cents (SG9, SOY in cash was levied against
the Only Chance ditch Company with
like conditions Of payment and days of
delinquency and sale as the above stated
Thirty dollars 500 Of labor and Two dol
lars (S2) Of cash Of Last Chance Ditch
Company.
Said assessment is payable to the Sec
rotary at Emmett, Idaho.
Any Stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid on the above mentioned
day Of delinquency will be advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment is made before, it will be sold on
the afoe said day of sale TO pay the d,lin-
quent assessment together with cost of
advertisement and expense of sale.
Emmett, Idaho, Sept. 2sth 1898.
r. Coonrod, Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07

aAIANFkn- -skFEWAL TFrerWOUrHN rFN-
w sons .n Tho sIgta 30 ul1uegC orr hVsincs in
N sir owu and nearby cpun,i1t 70 Is mainly ot-
Gee work conducted ~ haiae. salary straight
500 year and crpcuscs-icfnite ho-Mie, no
moro ~ less salny Monthly SD Ectcvuccn.
Eneio.e ssif-al'lgf skei stlsnpcd cGve.cpe. Bee-
bert =. Hcss. rssst Dept = Chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07
Notice Of Assessment.

Tho Only Chance Ditch Companv Of
Emmett Canvon County Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that meeting
Of the )ircctors.hela Sept 93th 1898. an
assessment Of Thhty-fonr dollars and
eighty cents t63lSC) per share was levied
upon the Capital siocS of the company
WIN c"'''''lo"9 oi pa' '"'"' as i".'e'"s'
"'''s U'"'"'s anu 4. ,'''' -'''''' ,''0'I0'
l'"' ~ pau ~ '""''' % No''' "''"'' go
-, ,,,.,. ,........... o.,.,.... to,,. a,.a w.,
3!st inclusive. and Thr,edollnrs ana Nne.
cents la8. o0) mas. be mil in cash.
Said assessment of labor ana cash will
become del.nquoa, October &lsl 1898. At
ar. N. and day Of sale Of any arliuqucn-
' s. T'I' 90 +. n,ragis 100 10 The Soc
rctar, ss Emmett lda6o
ANS stock Of vhtrh'hts assessment re-
nains unH'ia on The ., above ine"'i"nr'i
oa| o T pae , "c. W." . "s n.. ~.
,neat Is mad,. brfore. j, wi.j sol,, Of
1--WE said day Of sale. ,opa, the ayl,u-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07

PEOPLES PARTY COLUMN.
This space has been purchased by the Peo-
pies Party OF Canyon County 10 be used by
them during The coming campaign for the
benefit Of Peoples Party. Edited at present
by A. J. How'd VINO will be responsible for all
matter appearing herein.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07

Guaranteed tobucco habit cure. makes weak
Ueu strong, blood pure. 0Oe, ~. All druggists
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07
TIVE EsMI0RTA PLANO

Dor,r WAIT TOO LoHG. Il has been 4
cherished plan oe yours 70 set your daughter
Plano fogie DAY. Yon want her to become &C.
complsAcd. This has been your dream. If
YOU ret her the Piano soon cuogFh. that dream
viii vet De rea ed But DON'T ut Itoiitoo long.
TAR EpWORTH PLANO
Fits tire rcuuirt uicnjs of those who want 4 thor
orChr cocd aud sweet oned Piano; WHO are
willinr to ply fair and honest price for 1t, but
who axe rot willing fhat the pB.ce should In
cludc the excuses and profits of travelling
agents and s1ieSireu, which. Of course. can add
NOTHING 60 the vaiue az a Piano. or 10 the sweet
regs ~ ats tone. We SILT direct 10 homes.
Write to-duy for c2ialog and trial order plan.
Mention this PAPER.
WILLIAMS ORGAN & PIANO CO.
8. W Washington Street, CHICAGO. IL.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07

F-,REHMOAT W. r.. q no 8. metis iel sat-
/ urlay ig b. lli nnd Asd saturday q %. ic.h
o. caeh month 90 90. a b. li9'l HeWucrs in
ifuo1 saindiar invited l0 ls pr'sel.
Mary Curarer. Hr. b. & inlfY.
settttt.y nsa.lJCnt
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07
20 oars Concentration rer.es.

rtsc C,scarets candy Caihnrtic- zoe
si T. Y. C. iali % cure. orr-risrs gesund m.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-07

I'LL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
PUSHING HER LEvEE,
Determined and Systematic
Movement on the Dav.
export Side.
PLANS FOB A DooK LINE.

Will 90 Alter tae Alves Front Tsat the SEQ
Rotary Of War vii bs Oblissa 10 PAss On
liter mig 81 Company Wo, Ring Within
the City In the Mattsf which Promises
Crest Inprovsmsus.
Davenport Is going after levee i'm
pcovenents with vim and determi.
nation that gives promise Of q prac-
tical disposition OF the matter. An
ordinance looking to that end was
recently submitted to the Davenport
city council in the interest OF the
Davenport & Rock Island B-idge and
Terminal company, and providing
for track and dock rights along the
levee-in other words the establiIh-
ment Of general dock hDe-to an
extent that would greatly alter the
present river front. The ordinance
will be deferred. though, until word
Is received from Secretary Alger, Of
tie war department. Mayor S. F.
Smith, Commissioner Of Public
Works Z. W. Boynton and City En-
| SAASSA WuAAuy uus OVius OCA snAb W
the rights Of the city to pass such on
ordinance, called upon Col. King, Of
this city. government engineer in
charge Of improvements on the upper
Mississippi, and that gentleman in
structed Mayor Smith to have q plat
OF the levee made up, showing the
desired line, and to send this, with
the surroundings, to the war dc.
partment. This plat is being msde
and Is soon as the draft is COM
pleted, 1t will be forwarded to the
secretary Of war, and it is expected
that the latter wiz send an early
reply through Col. King.
Pleased with the Prospect.
Davenport is naturally very much
elated over the prospect Of sub
stantial and permanent levee i'm
provement, which seems now q rea.
sonable certainty. All of which
affords reminder that Rock Island
has work to be done in this respect
the present winter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
In Oldep Times

People overlooked the Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with transient action
but now tia. it is generally known
that Syrup of Figs will permanently
overcome habitusl onstipation. we'll.
informed people will not buy othe,
la1atives, which act for O time, bu:
finally injure the system. Buy the
genuine. made by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
There b . Class OF Peopls

Who are injured by the use OF cot.
fee. Recently there has been placed
IN all the grocery stores new prep
arssion called Grain-O, made Of pure
grains. that takes the place Of coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives
It without distress, and but few can
tell it from coffee. It does not cost
over one-quafter - much. Children
may drink it with great benefit. Is
cents and Is cents per sackags. Try
it. Ask for 6rain-O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
THOSE N ATTENDANCE,
The Liss Of Delegates Entitisd to ssats In
the CoavsnsIon.

Hne Lss OF Dsls9etss Entitisd to Seots ID
the CoavsGtios.
The following delegates are EMIT.
led TO vote 10 the convention, mos,
OF whom are already present:
Adaus-Charles v. Gay, B. B.
Lummie, Jacob Groves.
Bond-w. ID. Matney, Horace Nc.
Neill. J. W. Daniels.
Bureau-William Wilson. G. W.
kellogg. j. l.. McCulloch, William
Wilson.
Carroll-F. n. jerks, W. VI. Gil
hspie, William j. Hay, A. b. AdamA
Cass-John F. Robinson, F. W..
Korsmeyer, ALERT krohe, G. w.
Chittick.
Champaign-J. c. VI. Pistman, ].
E. Davis. Hon. ]. C. Gardiner,
Thomas A. Burt.
Clark-W. B. Hodge.
Coles-Hon. L. L. Lehman, n. s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
MCCAB E.
Inventory Discoveries.

Saturday night the end of our annual invoicing.
We made many discoveries. Some of them not pleasant
The fast and furious selling of the past few
splendid chances for odd pieces odd sizes and short ends
to get into out of the way places We find dozens of odd
lots hundreds of odd pieces thousands of yards of good
remnants AID short ends and these must 90 this week.
hit or miss any price takes EN- or leave them, your
neghbors will want them if you don't.
Cape and Jacket discoveries, one or two of kind.
odds and ends of lines splendid garments at Less Than
Half Price,
Remnants of Flannelettes, Wool Flannels Tick
ings, Calicoes Giughams-One-Half Price
Lace Remnants-Iooo yards white and black silk
and cotton laces to yards length in each piece worth
up to 25c yard, choice while they last 1ec apiece
Extraordinary Silk Remnant discoveries, l to -.
yard lengths 75c to $I.5o values for 4Sc yard.
Exceptional selling of Dress Goods Now that the
work of measuring and counting is done with, we find
number of odd Dress Patterns, odd pieces of Dress
Goods and many remnants There is only one thing to
do and you know us.
MCCABE Bros.
1920. 1922 1874. 1925. and l72s Second Avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18

You should know that Foley's
Honey and Tar is absolutely the best
remedy for all diseases of the throat,
chess or lungs. Dealers are author.
lied to guarantee it to give saiisfac-
ton in all cases. For sale BY T. H.
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
Tax C0llectOr's Notice.

The taxes for 1887 are now due
and payable at the office of county
superintendent of schools, court
house, first floor near north entrance.
Bring last years tax receipts ana
avoid delay in searching for descrip-
ti0ns. p. j. LEE,
Townahip Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
A FIRE ON FORTY.sIxTH.

Otto PinskA's Barn Dana cd and . Cow
Smothered.
A history barn Oh the premises Of
Otto Pinsks. 620 Forty-sixth etreet,
was damaged by fire ct 6.20 last
evening. A COW tied in a stall in
the structure was smothered to death
by the smoke.
The Central and No. 8 fire com.
panies responded and rendered good
service in conquering the flames.
The damsge is about 500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18

He failed to use Foley's Kidney
Cure for his kidney complaint. For
sale by T. II. Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-11
SWORD FOR DEWEY AND
 MEDALS FOR HIS MEN.
Board Appointed to Put Into Effect the Joint Resolution Passed
 by Congress.

NEW YORK, June 10.-A Washing ton special to the Herald says: Secre- tary Long has taken measures to carry out the provisions of the joint resolu- tion of Congress conferring the thanks of that body upon Admiral Dewey and directing the presentation of sword to that officer and medals to the ofH- cers and men under his command. To decide upon the design for these medals the Secretary has appointed board, with Assistant Secretary Allen as its president and Senator Henry Lodge of Massachusetts and Professor Marshall Oliver, U. S. N, as members. This is MT. Long's letter to MT. Allen:
 Referring to joint resolution No. 3s, au- thorizing the Secretary of the Navy to present a sword of honor to Commodore George Dewey, and to cause to be struck bronze medals commemorating the battle of Manila Bay, and to distribute such rIcdalS to the officers and men of the ships of the Asiatic station of the Unired States approved June 3, 1898, have .he honor to request that in association with Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, United States Senator from the State of Massachu- setts. who has kindly consented to serve the department in this matter, and Pro- lessor Marshall Oliver, D. s. N, you will consider and report suitable designs for the sword and medals provided In said resolution, together with the cost of the Lodge in the matter and arrange with him for meetings of the committee at such times and places as may be con- vanient to him.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-11
WOULD ENLIST CHINESE
 ON THE PHILIPPINES

CLEVELAND, June 10.-Dr. Joseph F. Chan, a Chinese physician, highly educated and naturalized citizen, re- siding here, has conceived a novel plan for rendering assistance to the United States in driving the Spaniards from the Philippine Islands and has offered his services to the Government to aid in carrying out the plan.
 Dr. Chan proposes to enlist in the United States regular army or to re- ceive an appointment as surgeon. He will ask for authority to enlist a party of about 200 of his fellow countrymen in San Francisco and to take them to the Philippines and do missionary work among the Chinese residents of that country. Dr. Chan says that of the 5000, 900 inhabitants of the Philippines 100000 are Chinese They are taking no part in the insurrection against the Spaniards, but are strongly opposed to Spanish rule. He says that the Chi nese in the Philippines are almost en- tirely ignorant of the United States, but if he can go over there he would influence them to become in favor of a government of the islands under the control of the United States and would organize a large army of Chinamen to fight under tEC ~4s and Stripes and to become allies in the army of inva- sion.
 The doctor is in correspondence with Governor Bushnell and the War De- partment at Washington in reference to his plan.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-11
INSTRUCTIONS TO GUIDE
 RECRUITING OFFICERS
oonoltlons Under Which Volunteers May Be Accepted for the Second
 @Call

WASHINGTON, June 1o-The War department has just issued instruc- 'iohs Tor the guidance of the officers of volunteers detailed to recruit for their o"h organization to fill them to the maximum figure under the second call or the President for 75, GOO men. Appli- cahts Tor enlistment must be between 10 ana 40 years of age, of good charac- ter ana habits, able bodied, free from uisease and must be able to speak the Engnsh language Married men will pe eAlIsted only upon the approval of the regimental commander. Minors must not be enlisted without the writ 1I 1vn consent or parent or guardian. : ne term or service is two years. For InIdntry and artillery the weight must not lon De less than 120 and not more than iSV pounds, and for cavalry the weight IS not to exceed 165 pounds, though re- crultlng officers are authorized in their olscretlon to accept desirable appli- cants ten pounds or less overweight or underweight
 For regiment the maximum of all grades, commissioned and enlisted, must not exceed 1926 infantry or 1255 in cavalry. For company the maxi mum of all grades is 106 in infantry, 100 in cavalry, 173 in field artillery and 2O0 in heavy artillery. Wherever prac- tlcable the choice by an accepted ap- plcant Of particular company of the regiment or other organization for which the recruiting officer is making enllStmentS should be resDacted