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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-30
OPPOSING ARMIES ABOUT EVENLY MATCHED.
Linares Aided by Intrenchments and the
Fleet, Able to Make Strong Resistance.

WASHINGTON, June 2a.-Numer.caliy.
the armies Of Shafter and L.inares are not
very different. the estimate OF the Span
ish force being placed az ii.oco men. thor
oughly intrenched and behind barbsd wire
fences and h.ockhouses. as against 1900
men under Skaters command. aided By
400 Cuhans.
One of the gravest elements in the prob
lem, however. Is the Spanish warships for
unless Shafter Is materially assisted by
Sampson. who might engage the full at
ten,ion OF the Spanish ships. their fire
upon the American advance would be very
hard 10 meet,
There is the further element. 90 which
the military authorities are giving care
fui attention. :aa; one man intrenched
behind earthworks or in rife pits IL worth
three men IN the open. II is said tiist
the battles Of Chance,lorsvine and Spott-
sy,vanla afforded the most direct proof on
this point
Evidence of Linares' sktls.
The military authorities here say that
tao; I'm slowly retiring during the last few
days. as he has gradually drawn our troops
from the protection Of the American ships
and brought them close 10 tho Hre Of the
SPANISH SHIPS in Santiago harbor, For this
reason Il was with relief that the an
neuncernent was received here that Shat
ter had succeeaeI in landing all Of his ar
,iIlery, including the siege train. for un-
less Sampson ran be relied upon 70 force
his way into the narbor and attack the
Spanish ships. the siege guns planted on
heights commanding the bay will he The
main reliance Of Ger. shaf,er 'n oftset;ing
the presence OF 4ae Spanish lronclaIs.
Reinforc~ments From Manxnniito.
The war deps rtrneu. received he first
definite news today as - she appro3eh os
th. Snanfsh resnsorse srneuis. This way IN
an onlclu asspatea stating thss Soco men
v.fh pack trains ana drovss % animals
wsre advancing from Msnxanlio. ard were
sfty-four miles from Santiago. I; has
been known through reports from Lieut.
joyce. made 20 Gen 8i.e~. that tfe Span
ards have l30s9 men a; Manzaailio and
oe8 a, Ho1guin. and every preeaalion has
ben taken 70 guard against their advance
from e3raer qasrter- The OFFICIAL report
tasIay showe4 thst s.fsa of those Al Man
xarsiio has coSeres half the distance 30
san,lazo. ana s. Is re hef'e: In military
circles here tha. Gen. fanao - making \
similar advance wlth kis - ssa men from
Holga!u Thsse sivsaees. TOW practical
" uropposs3. are re-sr5i~9 a. one % the
rrnst s~Ysoas phases ~ ;ae sifaaf:oa.
TIE sfoves ot eatt5e which the spanish
army - bringing alonE sAows purpose
- lay in ample frpst Hnear. IN snartpa~
:isn of stage T-ass ard fhe pack train
hamper :he advance. hut ever with baf
ROAD the Spanish VII probably make from
ss- - tvsnty mes day.
Mach rsl.anes aas t,ser placed on Gsn.
ssafriA's Cvtaus . n~sxe1t this zSvancs
81 ~ngnt9rr reznsr.s rrstn shs Ieff Bat !.
a5-V@Ars ta4t GarcaA's entire force hss
AA>~ szsAk<AAA Ansn 49, 1AsA AnA = COW
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with Gen. Skaters main body on tho
right of the city.
Shsftr~ I'm Need OF Horses.

with Gen. Skaters main body on tho
right of the city.
sheftr< I'm Need of Horses.
Gen. Skaters various dispatches also
contain much Information on other feat
ures Of the military situation. lie enapha-
sizes the need OF horses. In particular
he wants horses fpr the Third battalion
OF the First cavalry. and for Col. Woods
Rough Riders. He says the horses he car
ried or the expedition stood the voyage
well.
Gen. Skaters dispatches speak Of the
spirits OF the troops and of taeir excellent
health. They bring out also that the cont
mander Is not less IN high spirits thar his
MEN. for he concludes one Of his dis aa ;ctics
with the laconic sentence that he hopes 10
send favorable reports soon.
Ready to Brgin the Attack.
Copyrighted. ls1s BY the Associated Prcss.
AT THE FRONT. Rio Guiana. June
2s.-f.ng.necrx have almost completed the
brhige roads. and this afternoon the arat
train OF six mules and wagons wil 20
through. Every nan will have three
days tstlons In his knapsack. AMI .hea
the army will move on the enemy.
A. soon as the remaining battalions sf
the Thirty fourth Michigan and Elgh,a
Massachusetts. which arrive on the Tiar-
ward tomorrow. ard tho sixth wisconsin
ami rcinforcements sen, out from Tampa
arrive here. Aguaiorrs. a town on the
coasi. four miles west OF Juragus. .ill be
taken. The pace war sheiled today by
several ships OF the ne.zt. Agnadsres II
on the hne or the advance OF the enemy
into the interior ard close To the ra'l-
Fpad y aill then probably become rae
base of operations. wiliie the supply 'axs
may remain az Juragua. Cart Wright
osytalrze,i information. which is believed TO
he reliable. ~ tho effect that 3 lce Spanish
troops have hcen sent 70 reinforce the
garrison a. Ag8aaores.
Lnwton PInegnx ui~ ArtiiI.ry.
Gen rAwton Wlll probably make diver
siou vith his artillery as soon as I. 10
placed IN posstion Heavy rain this aftas-
room made 81 Impossible to mDge today
beyond Gs-si. WneelFf headquarters. bu,
the roads w!Ii dry quickly. TIE guns
viii probably So broOght up tomorrow.
The }ntrencslsnents ALI - shelie8 by tha
artillery snd ~ coi wo5ds - yaamise
guns. The sArspnAi guns VII BE- more
'ised IS tha artillery. The guns are sz
inches ard ~.sh shrapusi they are sTee-
tive at $50 yards The cubans say the
sssaaiar3s are n aeasly fesr u dynamite.
and zen. Lawsou all SEQ hew ae can
terrtfy 'hssu
simuissneoasiy wi'h the loFabartment
Gen cha~ee's brigade 1si 20 forward
ard occupy a posi- tson ~ Titsi irnpoftane.
in advance ~ our front Tn. correspond
en-. ~ the Assoetased Press is got permit
ted az present 70 sixaige its location.
Telegraph Line 10 the Front.
Toe military telegraph Ina hax been
c9upgatss as far 2E CieH. whe@isrs head
guasters tans plaeirg the front ia direct
communication with Gen. Enaster. who
stu maintains his hsas11sxssEs ca bsAsA
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Constructor TIohsor7. wfso. .ith s!s cr.~
o. seven ucr. ~gnk fhe Golfer Ms-rtrnse
across ;hc entrance - tae aarsyor % ssE-l-
;.Ago. an pr7yhsing for ,ae transfer ..
sfraseon I'm tne ccns'rue~Eor corps r
ire nAvy 20 the ltne. The resoiatsoss was
: 50 a33Tte3.
Ar~r ire vesa.zfsosa tad o@sn adopted
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CAIRO. Egypt, June G.--Admifal "a
mara has asked permission 20 coal hts
fleet at Por; said. bu, tae Egyptian gov
ernment. believing the Spanish ships have
sufficient coal to steam 10 the nearest
port Of their own country. has definitely
refused his request, in accordance with
the neutrality laws.
Not a Pound of Coal Given.
NEW YORK. June * A specia! TO the
Tribune from Port Said says:
Admiral Camara. instead Of the 1000
tons II coal for which he asked ON sun
day. TOW demands :. - tons. and as he in
sis,ed upon being allowed ~ take the
smaller quantity. after firm md courteous
refuSal= the governor ~ Port said al last
formally notified The admiral that under
the circumstances. any coaling whatever
of the spanish feet IN Egyptian waters
would be forcibly prevented. The BUcnos
Avres the Colon. the isla de Pa.ay aui
the tova3onea have removed into out-nf-
the-way beTtns. thereby indicating Il long
stay here ON The arrival ~ the trans
port lsa De LuEon, the troops now on
hoard tho Bue1os Ayres Will be trans
forrei 70 TIE Tsla De- I.uzoH, 50 AS to en-
able 'he Rueuos Ayres 20 act rs a cruiser
or commerce Destroyer
Fleet Expected tn Turn Hack.
WASHINGTON. June - The repor;
that the Egyptian government had finally
refused to cnal Canla-as Hce. AZ Fort
sad 1az not yet beer officially confirmed.
IN. !ts acclra y ia not questioned There
is stu some Doubt whether this refusal
iu itself HiI operate - prevent & further
movement ot the Spanish squadron toward
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WILL Capture SANTIAGO
WITHOUT RE[uFORCEMEuTS.
Shafter Is Rushing Preparations
For the Attack.
BIG SIEGE GUNS ARE ALL ON SHORE.

American General Says he Could Take the City in Forty
Eight Hours But Loss Would be Heavy--StrOnghold
Will Fall Before Pando Can Arrive From Manzanillo--
Cerveras Fleet Shihs--Batte Expected Very Soon.
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THANKS Of CONGRESS
70 H)BSON'S BRAVE MEN.
Senate Bestows Honors on the
Heroes of the Merrimac.
EVERY ONE OF THEM NAMED.
EVERY ONE OF THEM NAMED.

For the FiPst Time i'm the History Of
America the Highest Legislative
BODY In the Land Grants Distinc-
tion to Ordinary Seamen-FaiIest
Recognition Possible TO He Con-
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GEN. SKATERS ARMY OF INVASION.

~ Santiago Cuba shafr
- has army of men
4 %
= The :
= L.
First hird. sixth. Ninth and :. squad
=
L. cav
u r. and ~
4. \ T.
L. &
nd he.
Pnrto of Gen.D
o,
the max ke-up $
r.
= First brig al 4 Cochr 4
Pearso inrnn
brisa \. G. Sm
= :
rigaa G~n~r Hsnr
first
Ffr..t
brig r. Z
s%S~s~STS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
SALEM PEOPLE
and OTHER PEOPLE

Readers at Salem and other oregon towns are
requested 20 send In items OF personal ana social
news 20 appear In the The Daily ana weekly
JOurnal.-lED.
Walter Gray was visitor at AL
bany today.
". d. Arnold, OF Cascade Locks, is
10 the city.
Hon. C. B. Moores returned TO Greg
on City today.
Mrs. T. A, King, Of the Pacific Cir
Gle, is in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Relnsteln, OF Port
land are visiting 10 the city.
i'll. Bowman, manager OF the Sa-
lem WOOlen Mills, is 10 the city.
Ex-senator A. jesner and ex-Gov-
ernor Moody went 10 Portland today.
Hon. Cyrus A. Dolph returned TO
Portland today after two days stay
at Salem on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. f. p. Nc Cornack
returned this IN JrninS from their
wedding tour ia California.
Mrs. L. @. Russell accompanied by
her sons, Rex and George, have gone 70
Silyerton TO speni Thanksgiving at
home.
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BIG CENTRAL

Bringing in the sheaves -Sch1ol.
Proclamation Louise Lottritz
Origin OF Thanksgiving - Nina
Martin.
A Boys Thanksgiving - Winfield
Royce.
A Boys Opinion Martin Meyer.
Thanksgiving exercises-by twelve
boys and girls.
The Pumpkin Ple-Maude Miller.
TlI1k3glvlng -Ps1hYn KIltnsr.
Thanksgiving joys - Leonnis ST..
Helens.
Thanksgi Wing pies-COrrlne Rely.
Song-America, School.
GRAMMAR GRADES.
Observation-Disclosures In Ye
o den Times" Maude Laughhead.
Sons, Duett-"Slde by Side" Grace
Wagner, Minnie Cornelius.
Recitation-"The Pilgrim Fathers, -
stanton Rider.
Double Quartette-Pupils from Miss
Temples aud Miss Marsh's rooms.
ReeitatiOn-Gertrude BashOr.
SOlo-"Sweet Heather Bell" Ella
Riheman.
Recitation-"The Boy aud the APP
plies, Gladys Loucks.
SOng-"Peerless Oregon" Clifford
Kantner, by the school
Recitation-"The Firsr ThanksgIV-
ing" Maude GriswOld.
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An Eveninp of Music.

Monday evening the members OF the
Catholic choir gathered at Hotel
Salem, where they spent the hours
very pleasantly in celebrating the
memory OF Saint Cecilia, the patron
OF music. A sumptuous banquet was
served 20 which the guests did ample
Justice. after which they repaired 20
the parlOrs, where the remainder OF
tile evening was spent in music and
social conversion. IL was truly an
evening OF music as some OF the most
talented musicians OF the city were
there.
The following persons composed the
party.
Mrs. II. A. Klrb, Miss Anna MaGee,
Miss Anna Matthews, Miss Lizzie
Petzel, Miss Lena Benoit, Mr.. Martin
Petzel, Mr.. George Barr. and Rev,
Father Wm. Daley.
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KINDLY REMEMBER
OUR DATE.
LITTLE CENTRAL.

LITTLE CENTRAL.
Song America-School.
Welcome-Danuie Fry.
Concert Recitation ave Thank
Thee" School.
Recitation - "The Little Pilgrim
Maid" Helen Pearce.
Recitation-"Hurrah for Thanks
giving" Andrew McCarl.
Song "Good Bye TO Autumn
School.
Recitation, Thanksgiving - Lena
Waldlspel.
Recitation, "A Boys OJinlon"--
George Skili.
Song, "Our Flag"-School.
Recitation, "Elsie's Thanksgiving
-Milvla Illldge.
Recitation, "The Magic Wand"-
John Cherrington.
Song, "Star Spangled Banner"-By
School.
Recitation, "NoN EN- mber"-By Reta
Rennie.
Song, "Peek Body Viola
Forsther.
Song Good Night.
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IL ECONOMY Is the road tu wealth.
why not patronlzc the Salem Steam
Dyeing & Cleaning Works, i9j Com
mercial st. and save money, In add
ltion TO Dyeing and Cleaning, we do
general repairing, such as refining and
rebindinR coats and vests, placing new
velvet collars buttons, patches etc,
We use none but the best Of material,
work neat, cheap, aud promptly done.
Our prices are right.
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DIED.

PETTY.-At the home OF the parents
Number 452 Diberty street Wednes'
day morning, Nov. %, 1898, Marion
Edith, the infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.. Petty, aged 3
months, Of cholera lnfantum.
The remains were taken TO Corval
lis on the morning train where they
were inferred IN the odd Fellows
cemetery. Rev. Noble officiating at
the services.
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odd Fellows.

Willamette Encampment No, 2, L,
o. y. f. belda session last night con
ferrIng one degree, initiating a
couple of members and electing the
officers for the next term. A very
pleasant and profitable evening was
spent. The following gentlemen are
now officers for the ensuing term:
Chief Patriarch A. .. Condt.
High Prlest-Claud Catch.
Senior Warden-D. G. Sherman.
Junior Wasden-Geo. H. Burnett.
Scribe-J. w. Roland.
Treasurer-Johu G., Wright.
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THANKSGIVING
As Observed at the Several CITY
Schools.
Interesting Programs Creditably Per-
formed by the Young People Of the
Public Institutions.

|
eral schools, Of the city, gave very In
terestlng musical aud literary pro-
grams today, as closing exercises be-
fore the Thanksgiving holidays
Each program was we'll and credit
ably rendered, and the teachers may
we'll feel proud of the result of their
efforts 10 training the young felix's on
short notice for their appearance
before the critical gaze Of assembled
friends.
Below will be found the programs
presented at the several schools:
NORTH SCHOOL,
Thanksgiving song-By the school.
Reading, History OF Thanksglv-
lng"-Orville Johnson,
Song-By four pupils the primary
departme nt.
Recitation "Bnb Whlte"-by Leo
Cronlse.
Song "The Boys in Blue"-by a
class Of girls.
Recitation by Hazel Gwin.
Flag drill by 5th and 9Th grades.
Song-by two girls OF the primary
department.
Recitation. "Joys of Thanksgiving"
by Mamie Babcock.
Reading, First Thanksglylng"--
by Winnie Byrne.
Concert recitation, CLOSING
Year"--by 7th and sth grades,
Reading, "Why We Celebrate In
the Autumn"-by Bertha Rhodes.
Sony, Thanksgiving Turkey"-by
class of girls.
Recitation, "November"-by Jessie
Schantz.
PARK SCHOOL.
Welcome-Sarah Wolf.
Governors proclamation 49, Grace
Carter.
Thanksgiving song-by school,
Cats Thanksgiving Day 49, Ethel
Thomas.
Country Thanksglving-Lois Alder
s)n.
History of Thanksgiving Donald
Guild.
Thanksgiving Rhymes - Twelve
pupils,
Thanksgiving Turkey-Four girls
Thanksgiving Legion. -Giilie Nc.
Daniel
Thanksgiving Treasure - Charlie
Rakestraw.
Thanksginlng-Lulu Carey.
Thanksgiving Quarters Three pu-
pills.
Gratitude Song-by school.
AT LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Song, "Amerlca" by the school.
Recitation, Welcome,
Recitation, Long Comes Liza With
the Broom"
Song, "Where DO All the Daisies
COP" Ralph Parker.
Essay, The First Thanksgiving,
Margaret Parker.
Thanksgiving Story, by nine girls.
Instrumental Music, Blanch Brown
and Ama Strong.
Concert recitation, Thanksgiving,
by pupils 10 Third aud Fourth grades.
Our Country. by Lena Mclntlre.
Song-"Goodbye Summer" by the
little ohes.
Story OF the White Indian Girl, by
Beasie Buckingham.
Exercise sOng-by pupils Ia Second
grade.
Concert Recltatiou-by pubils 10
the Fourth aud Fifth grades.
Landing Of the Pllgrams-by Daisy
Berdine.
Song "Love at Home" by the
school.
EAST SCHOOL PRIMARY GRADES.
America School.
Reading, "Origin OF Thanksgiving"
Rex Turner,
Motion Song-Pupils OF First grade.
Recitation, "ElsIe's Thanksgiving"
Sophie Caterlin.
Flag Drlll-Puplls OF Tue fOurLn
and Fifth grades.
Recitation, "Our FIRST Tbanksg iy-
lng"-Nellle Casebeer.
Ten little autumn leayes-Pnplls Of
Second grade.
Recitation, "Our Hired Girl''-
Alice PEBBLES.
Song, Bringing Ia the Sheayes"-
Sc hOOl.
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III have suffered for the last ten
years from piles, and during the last
two years l was completely laid up
with this disease. l began taking
Hoods Sarsaparlla, the first dose of
which did me much good. cOntin
ued the use OF this edicine, and to-
day / aul as sound as a dollar"
G.. w. SwAYNE,
Teanaway, Wash.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, headache.
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Another Week of Surprises.

We sell as cheap as others buy.
1000 XXX white envelopes printed
with your card, Sl,75 cash. Place
your order early. Watch us next
week Roach & Cronise. The Print.
ers, 221 Commercial street, Salem,
Or. Saleh's Finest Printers. IL %
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VICTORIOUS
AT. LAST!
Good News for the Suffering
Public.

The envious rivals who were determined 10
make DR.. Cook trouble in the courts have
backed down, and their alleged case was
dismissed when Il came into circuit court
They didn't dare 10 meet the truth. as Dr.
Cooks patients are too numerous and they
are ever grLtefal to the man who has cured
them and can cure others.
Dr. Cook makes a specially Il chronic
disea'es, and does not use poisonous drugs to
cure them. fyou have a friend who needs
help send him to
DR.. J. +. COOK.
Consultation iIee. 3oI Liberty street
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO |
LUCAS COUNTY.

STATE or ONO, CITY or ToLEUo | ca
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes cath that
he Is the senior partner OF the irm
of +. j. CHENEY & Co, doing busi-
ness In the city OF Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will paw the sun Of ONE HUNDRED
DODLLARS for each aud every case
OF CATARRH that cannot be cured by
the use OF Hairs CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9th day OF Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1885,
~ A, w. GLEASON,
Seal Notary Public,
' -
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, aud acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN. Send for testimonials, free,
+. j. OH ENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
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Salem Connecting and Preparatory School
FALL TERM OPENS OCr. 2. lsos.

Common School, Normal, Business
and High School courses are provided.
Send for circulars, or call at our school
rooms for them, ONCE hours, to r
O'Clock d. IN. "A. j. GARLAND, Prin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
A THANKSGIVING.

Remember the donation party at
Leslie church parsonage South Salem
on next Thursday night. and make II
u real Thanksgiving.
g. E. BRUCE. Steward.
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A Bullet Prnnf Hat

would be a great convenience 10
hail storm, but BTanson aud Co.'S high
grade groceries are necessity at all
times.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Q. Fl. OACK
Dentist,

Successor to Dr. J. NJ. Kcens, old White
Corner, Sal,m, Or. Parties desiring superioi
operations at moderate fees in any br aneh arr
In especial request.
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THE EMPORIUM

The public are cordially invited to call al
the Emporium and inspect their elegant lines
OF new goods, such as have never teiore been
seen in Salem. Hand paintel china in hns
art, also handsome vtses and ornaments ron
all parts Of the old world, dinner and tea sets
decorated and plain iu fine China and semi
porcelain. Salem souvenirs bearing photos
OF state house, court house, city hall and
Willamette University also fine line ofglass-
ware. Remember we are leaders on these
lines and it will be to your advantage to trade
with us.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
FREE DELIVERY.
THE EMPORIUM
300 Commercial Street.
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THE REDUCTION SALE

at Zandmer's Clothing Store has
proven u great success. and the
store has been crowded daily.
As long as the goods last we
will continue to sell them at the
same low prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

FOR SALE CHEAP. - Ten acres
OF land 8 miles east OF Salem,
near Fruitland Il. o, good
school and church close by Box
house l6x26. good barn and well, 3
acres cleared, balance 10 pasture,
fenced. Good title. Address VIM.
BlackmOre, Frultland Oregon.
10 p ! moi
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WANTED.-He want and are pre-
pared 20 pay fair price for all the
marketable apples and pears offered,
5. A. Mccall q Co. 20.tf
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WANTED.-TO rent hop yard by
party with nine years experience.
Can give best references and make
crop from start Co finish. Has
enough help 10 handle 20 90 80 acres.
Address NJ, journal office.
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WANTED--I have property In Ore
gJn 10 sell or trade for Kansas prop
erty. For particulars address s. NJ.
TomllnsOn, Washington, Kansas.
Mention this paper.
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WANTED.

" WANTED.-At the Baltimore Fish
Market at lSl Commercial street,
10000 turkeys for which will pay
the highest market price. III. NJ.
VanAyery. II 10 lw.
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G.S. FREEBURGER
N NEW MARK

81 .te street, near railroad. Freshest aHo
best meats. My pc Tons say keep the oes'
meats in town -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

HOUSE CLEANERS - Remember
that the best aud cheapest carpet
paper is the heavy felt paper sold
at THE JOURNAL office. 20-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

REMOVED-A. II. FOrstner's gun
store and machine shop, has been
moved 10 State street, opposite
Holman block, where work OF all
Kinds will be received. ll-4-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

and strengthens.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold BY ali drug
gists under q positive
guarantee. Grst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart aud
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES hEDICA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
HALF WAY HOUSE

Fine cigars and tobacco, soft drinks; meals
a. all hours; nice clean beds. North salem,
near W. l.. Wadc's--Publlc watering trough.
Ii.i6-imo NJ FEfcHTTNGER, Prop.
The oasis., 1898-05-28
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WITH refulgent ray new lumina- ries now gid the sparkling wave of the stream of time; and many politi- cal planets which were at the zenith a year ago seem to have set in obscurity and gloom.
The oasis., 1898-05-28

WITH the regulars at Calabasas, La Gendarmeria Fiscal close to the Sonora side of the line, Company c, the Home Guard and John Roberts cadets Nogales is now well protected
The oasis., 1898-05-28

THE owner of a bunch of steers or bin tull of wheat is now as great financial magnate as was year age the "b. o. g. m. m."- "bloated owner of gold mine.
The oasis., 1898-05-28

THOSE over confident souls who think "ths war is going to do something for silver" will make more money by investing in wheat futures.
The oasis., 1898-05-28

THE administration of President McKinley is daily gaining golden opinions among the people.