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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-07-30
Impaired Digestion

May not be all that is meant by dyspepsio
now, but it will be il neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, fits Of nerv-
Gus headache, sourness Of the stomach, and
disagreeable belching may not be very bad
now, but they will be il the stomach is
suffered to grow weaker.
Dyspepsia is such miserable disease
that the tendency to It should be given
early attention. This is completely over
come by
Hoods Jarsdpariila
which strengthens thewhole digestive system
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

+ j. X. Hunter and wife of Kalamazoo,
Mich, who have been here for the past
few days, have gone out TO the Noun .ai
View Hotel at Oracle.
Charles Bauer went ont on the stage
this morning to his mining property in
the Canada del bro.
j. 8. Hurste, manager OF the Pena
Blanca mine near Nogales, spent Sunday
in the citv.
w. H. Wells. E. w. Phelps and R..
Alleyn Lewis came In on the train yes
terday from Nogales and left for Phoenix
last night.
a.. r. Richardson returned today
from a visit to his mining property in
the .iiver Bell district
II. G. frost, the architect, went to
Benson yesterday with J. s. tiiield.
Eugene X. Sykes. of the Nogales
custom house, returned home on the
burro yesterday afternoon.
H. Buechman lef this morning with
gang of men to start wor., on the
property OF the New York Copper
Company.
Alex Casey, the Gleeson mining
man. Ia in the city. He has just COM
pleted the erection of handsome
residence on South Stone avenue.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
Items of the Day of Personal Interest.

$. Roberts OF Prescott came In sat-
kv night to remain permanently In
bon
]. Brooks, superintendent OF the
h, Help,ude copper mine ct Silver
spent Sunday in the city.
j F, Hoyt, the geologist from Globe
! is pr specting Arizona for oil, was
be Windsor yesterday.
! B. Mathews OF Fresno with ]. II.
iphead and J. A. Rodgers OF Salina,
was here yesterday 70 receive q
! lie consignment from Sonora.
! hajor J. c. q. Randle OF For Grant,
|n, Sunday in Tucson.
4 Bobert Williams, the we'll known No
b citizen was in the city yesterday.
s. Fifeld Of Phoenix. who has the
tract for the Reform School building
kped here yesterday en- route to Ben
where work will be begun on Jan.
b lst.
b. Richmond OF Soccoro, N. NJ,
come 10 Tucson vita the intention
beating here.
Bendall Kit spent Sunday at Ben
ne Too Rich to Mary" company
be in from Bisbee ON the burro to-
and stopped at the Park View.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
RRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN.

Furdurcia Magyar, a Mexican, was
given seven days In jail by Judge
Meyer this morning for fighting on the
streets Saturday night.
Three deaths were reported ut the
City Hall since Saturday, DR.. II. W
Feiner reported the death OF 7. f.
Sillie of Mohawk Summit. Ariz., who
died December 9th, o: tuberculosis ct
st. Mary's hospital. He was 80 years
old. Interment will be made at Fort
William Canada, DIR. w. ID. Purcell
reported the death Of II. J. Morgan on
December 28th, at st. Mary's hospital
O. tuberculosis. lie was II years old.
lnterment was made in the city
ctmeItery. TIL death of Maunclll
Paidea, a Mexican child two years old,
was also reported yesterday. She d.ed
Of smallpox A. a ranch n"df the ci,y
after an illness of ten days.
In Police Court this morning
Victoria Brobst and Lopa Estrada, two
In jail each for being drunk and dis
orderly. Forenzo Soto and Fernando
Yandio pleaded not guilty to the
charge of fighting, and were released
on bond. Their case will be heard
! laar
The local lodge Of Eagles held a
special meeting in the Firemen's hal!
last evening at which officers for the
ensuing year were nominated. The
regular election will be held on Jan
uary Sth.
The new Holiday school will b.
opened on Thursday morning with ap-
propriate exercises. For the present all
of the children who were in attendance
at the Congress street school will &c
to the Holiday school. This will make
it necessary for many Of them to eros;
the railroadtracks but this evil VIII
be remedied when the new Davis
school is opened on March 1st. Profes
sor Walker desires that all parents
who had children in the ongress stree
school, send them to the HOLIDAY
school for the present at least.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
{ j. i. i. II u j. u j. u j. i. II j. i. j.

A sorry looking individual wandered
up Stone Avenue last night and stopped
with a mournful halt. His hat was
down over his face and he walked with
q limp. One OF the congenial spirits
came out from the interior department
of lighted saloon near Congress Street,
and stopping suddenly. gazed at the woe
begone creature who stood on the curb.
"Weli. stranger, said the congenial
one, "you most evidently ran up against
the very game you we're looking for
week ago Let US hear the tale OF the
valiant copqueror with the striped
weater and the embryonic biceps." The
Stranger gazed far into the distance, and
moved slowly away without reply. His
ewes were "beauts," in the parlance OF
the ring men. In fact, it looked as
though a make up artist had pain ed
with wonderful symmetry, the four-inch
ring Of sable and royal blue around each
optic. =.
The stranger with fighting proclivities
it appeared, had wandered aimlessly " Tor
three more nights. an uninvited visitor
in little gatherings, each time making
h,s series of fighting addresses and DO
ing the Charmion act with his upper
garments. Saturday night he got back
into the came crowd at the resort where
he first appeared. He had just got to
the point where his sweater was coming
off. His hands were raised in the air
and the heavy woolen garment was
half way over his head. Righ there
was where one of the gentle loungers
"a W his opportunity and with yell ol
10y he flung abont forty eight OF the
kind that Jeffries puts into the bag right
where tney would do the most good to
phvsiognomv under the red and blue
striped sweater.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
Men and 8ngines
e G,,uin and C,'aftic.

to receive instructions In the new
system and on their return, will an
struct the agents on the Tucson divi-
sion.
The Arizona Southwestern has made
Its first crossing over the Southern
Pacific tracks. making connection with
the Santa Fe. This occasion was cele-
brated by continuous screeching Of
Southwestern locomotives.
The American Locomotive company
has turned out at its Schenectady
plant the largest engine ever built.
1t was for the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad company and will
be used for the company's service in
the mountain district. 1t weighs 49,
900 pounds and has ten driving
wheels.
Railroad Commissioner l.. J. Storey
and Auditor II. G.. Askew went to
Beaumont to make personal investi-
cation of the oil tank shortage which
has existed at that place for several
Weeks. he sHOTtdst HAS pttUiie Oh
bad that many manufacturing con-
Germs have been forced to go back 10
using coal temporarily. The railroads
claim that they are powerless to re-
lieve the situation promptly. owing tc
the inability of the car manufacturers
to fill their orders for tank cars as
rapidly as the demand for the oil in
creases. The oil producers and ship
pers have complained TO the railroad
commission that the raIroad could
furnish the necessary cars II so as
posed. and that the shortage is due to
the fact that the railroads do not want
the oil to come into general use for
fuel as II means big decrease In the
coal traffic which they now enjoy.
Ei Paso Times.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

! c. williamson. clerk In the South
Pacific Offices here, left this morn
for his home In Logansport. Ina.
will be absent about o month. aile
|er clerks In the ONCE are circulate
the usual story that he does not
pect to return alone.
/. Keating. the Southern Pacific
lehman at Benson, sprained his back
ply by missing the engine step anu
, brought to the II. Mary's hospital
sterday for treatment.
H Markham, assistant freight
/ traffic manager of the Southern
fifc. has been appointed vice presi-
ht of the Houston and Texas Cen
i, railroad which is controlled by
] Southern Pacific company.
Conductors on this division have
fn notified that the practice of haul
/ Mexican coach on trains and
for the arcommodation of Mexican
Porers sent out by the Norton-Drake
hpany and travelling on passes. has
fn discontinued. In the future these
|xican coaches will be attached to
light trains 243 and 244. This order
Is deencl advisable because trains
lnd ~ are Carrying heavy trafiic ana
|s move will relieve them some
lat
Beginning on January 1st an entire
new system Of accounts will be
opted on the Southern Pacific rai.-
Pd Al that time the system OF daily
p monthly freight accounts. now IN
Zee on the Union Pacific. will be
ppted By the Southern Pacific COM
|ny NJ \. Martin of Tucson, Guy
pl of Lordsburg and ]. F. Clayton
Bowie have gone to san Francisco
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
A Bruiser Touched
When He Didn't Expect.

marty Of congeniai spirits were COST
Iv ansconced in a certain liquid refresi.-
rnent establishment on Congress street
about a week since. 1T was getting on
touard the midnight hour, when husky
and agile chap. wearing long coat aho
a derby. blew in and proceeded 10 warm
M to the others with line oi athie0'
talk. hos
when i, comes to real nice little ngnt
I'm an athlete, am, volunteered ths
rawcomer AZ he shed his long coat ana
hiaw about few whiffs of his rum-ia'
don exbalations. One or two oi the
crowd at the table looked up and en-
away ayaio in disgust. The lonngers
watched the athlete with small snow OF
~" "pm built like little brick icehonse.
nt;nred the stranger, ignoring ms cool
reception and stripping on ms coat anu
,ast "Anybody want 10 fet OF my mus
atas 81 cold silence followed. and WIN
"a mid movements the would De hRh'e,
GOT off his shirt, exposing 10 vie" leu
"a hlra sweater OF the Frisco boy type
and without sleeves. Aha
"" "saa those arms, eh?" queried the
scrsnner @ By this time the congen''al
spirits began to take a little interest II IN
.pa nroceedines, M and the game was stop
...J na5 - l;sten TO the chaps haranRue. re
wsnt p.T y through a number OF antics such
as ducking imaginary upper'h9oks, Sue so
swings, and plexus-swipes. pe'oto n1
started In for this practice ne apahuoneu :u
the the sweater, and his upper body was IN IN
the the altogether. He appeared not 70 .De Oe
hrstiie @ 10 sny OF his audience, but an
nounced several times, with consldera-
b,a vshemence, that he wished some
ona would dare 10 go up against hifn'
I Notbing was doing that night, however
and the stranger moved on.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

o'clock this afternoon trains
/ 10 we're reported on time.
/. r,ks will initiate ten candidates
the local lodge tonight.
.;tv council will meet tomorrow
st7 80 to settle mp oil accounts
Re year 1901.
oase OF Linn Fong, the Liifsa-
who was arrested at the resi-
4 NV C. Davis by George Webb.
|ssen NJ continued to allow the In
~ at San Francisco to ascertain
her A certificate was ever issued
i'm Fong is. the man who 1t is
Sad % burned his certificate In Or
~ get free transportation to
His brother, who Is a cook at
son Augustine 10 anxious that
should not return and has en-
"A counsel to defenu him when his
|lng comes up before the United
Is commissioner.
roo Tucson Chinese merchants
"a Him Kee, All Foo and ow
oil leave for China tonight for
chinese New Year which comes
srst & week In February. They have
rad necessary papers through the
sd states Chinese Inspector here
will remain .or a year In their
Ee land. They go by way of San
bcsco
dozen bull fighters from Naco ar
on the burro today. They are
| 10 advertice the New Years bull
in the new arena at Naco for
H. an excursion will be run from
fon This afternoon headed by ar
[es,ra two of the matadores on
|eback and the balance OF the
Iers in carriages, paraded the
L,s of the city to advertise tbs
They will return to Naco in ths
hing.
lancis Reno came in from Tomb
Il on the burro today with two
kamen who were ordered deportec
1.-The United States Commissioner
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
BARBOURVILv KY, Dec 3d.

BARBOURVlLE +, KY, Dec 3d.
Another big oil we'll came in in Knox
County to-day and is II on fire.
The well is one of those SUNK by the
Atlantic and Pacific Company about ely
miles from Bsrbourville. Gas was struck
this morning, which took fire from a
forge, and quickly burned the derrick
and machinery. The flow of ga4 ceased
after two hours. when oll bega1 to gush.
and 10 now spouting a sheet OF flame 100
feet high. Oil men say the well 10 flow.
ing At the rate of 600 b"--"ls day.
The burning well haa attract hundreds
OF riphtseere. This is the second gusher
struck in Knox County within q week.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
beat Was Damaged
By the Recent Cold.

pALLA. Tex, Dec. 30.--Professor
A. Carlton of the Department OF
Frlcnlture. who was sent direct from
|ssshington. spent today in the wheat
POS near Dallas examining into the
Fects of the recent cold weather on
Il winter wheat He states that .-.e
laieations are strong that the wheat
! been injured seriously. The freeze
y 0f sach q dry character ae TO hurt
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

FOR SALE-A rare opportunity
Restaurant and general produce
market Best location. business pay
ing and well established. best of
reasons given for selling. No trlflers
need apply For further particulars
call or address Underwood am.
Franklin. p. o. Box 2tS, or call at
their Office No. A West Congress
street.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

damage to insect life or eggs. Had
the roots of the wheat and do no
rain preceded the freeze the grain
would have been helped, and insects
and eggs killed. Professor Carlton VIII
20 10 Mckinney tomorrow and pursue
his Investigations further over the
Northern Texas wheat belt.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

TOO Rich To Marry" the great
success OF Edward Owings Towne. Will
be seen at the Opera House tonight.
To see and hear this delightful COM
edy is an event to be stored In the
memory. You should not miss 1t
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
GRAND VAIETINE BALL.

BY the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen to be held OF the Tucson
Natatorium. on February 18th, 1902.
Dancing O'Clock. Tickets $3.50. Ad-
mits gentleman and lady.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

COPPER MINES--A group of nine
copper mines. good bodies of 10 per
cent to IL per cent eaching ores and
fine oxidized smelling ores. partially
developed. five miles from building
railway. Good water power. In good
district. Address 49, This office.
$3.50
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

WANTED-Teams to haul coke and
supplies from Tucson to Horseshoe
Camp with bullion back when
smelter starts about January 10th.
Calabassas copper Co. Ltd, Tucson,
Arr. 54-59w1t
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

Just received. large shipment OF
electric shades, fancy, plain, etched
and cut. Russell & Sheldon.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

After the opera, bring your lady down
to lsidor's up to date cafe, and ask for
those delicious oysters, and fine steaks.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

" STANDARDIZATION as superintendent
or chemist by practical man, who
has good references and holds
diploma from Technical institute.
Address Practical, care Citizen.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

Or. h, A. Schell only exclusive Opt
clan In Tucson. Corner CLurch anu
Congress streets. Upstairs.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

energetic business woman to take
charge of business In Pima county
with Office In Tucson. Address Reli
able, this office. $3.50
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

s...,ouery-At Browns. SN. Stone Ave
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

WANTED-By wholesale house
woman over 25 years of age to
travel. Salary and expenses. Address
Salary" his Office.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

WANTED--Woman to do general
housework. Permanent place Apply
at GAG Seventh avenue, corner
Fourth street. 57-6t
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

WANTrGC-Two furnished rooms,
with bath. Address NJ. care Citizen,
stating location, how furnished and
price Der month.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

WANTED--At the Baldwin restau-
rant, first-ciass girl; must be neat
and clean; to wait on tables. Wages
SO week. 67 East Congress.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

WANTED-Young lady cashier, wages
reasonable to begin with. For parti-
culars apply this Office. 1864
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
Wants of the People.

IL you have rooms for rent, furnished
or unfurnished, advertise in The Citi-
zen Want Column.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30
= SHf sbt tsfs! s;s!Yn Wed. Jan. |.

Seats on Sale now at kimball & Fran
els Book Store.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-30

pug puppy. Apply at 67
East Alemeda street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
La industria tabaquera
Sc ABRE PASO EN- ESTADOS UNID0S

Con satisfaction vemos, que cada dia ad-
quiere en- los Estados Unidos mayor consume
nuestro tabaco elaborado
No hay correo que no tratga cartas ha-
ciendo pedidos importantes las f&bricas que
hoy existen en- ell pals, hasta ell extreme que
e.tas di6cimente podrAn satisfacerlo en- ell
tempo precise.
Esto demuestra los grandes progresses que
va obteniendo la industria tabaquers, ell por-
venir hasgueno que aguarda nuestra aro-
m&tica hoja.
Nuestros sgricutores de capital deberfan
dar mayor impulse, del que hoy tiene, al cu;ti
70 del tabaco. procurando adquirir los conoci-
mientos necesarios para acondicionarlo al
igual del de Cuba. Un pequefo viaje de OBJ
servaci6n por aquefla isla no les vendrfa NAL
va nuestro amigo don Qlintf fano Cidiz
ha traido semillas de tabaco cubano repartien-
dolas entire algunos agricultores, para cnltivar
Aquf aquella hoja. Pero es necesario, para
que ell resultado sea satisfactorio, que el eulti-
vo Sc haga, no por ell sistema rutinario, ,sino con
srreg & los conocimientos del ramo.
Bfen vale la pena que nuestros griculto-
res Sc fJen en- 10 que decimos, pues ei tabaco
sstk liamsdo Ser una de nuestras principaIes
fuentes de riqueza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
fabrica de cigarriIIos
SoIa Cadiz v Compahfa

Dentro de pocos dias ser6n puestos { la
senta los exceIentes cigarrillos que confeccio-
M esta flbrics, una de las mejores mas i'm
portAutes de la fsla.
Hemos tenido OCCASION de prooaflos desde
tanto pof 81 esfnefada factura como rof ID
buena cAlidad del tabaco y su exquisite aroma
Los seiores Solx Ckdis no economfzan
sacrihcfos nj ssfuerzos de ning1n genero por
elevar ests industrls 4 la perfection y Ia al
tura que alcapzA en- 10 Gran Antilla harto
merece qne recompense 81 rdolico tan Iauda-
bIss PEoF6sitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
E15paha
La enfermedad de Sagasta.

El estado de salud del ssh1r Sagasta fnspf-
IA Dor momentos serlos cuidadoe, dada su
Avanzada edad.
<La EpocaS asegufa que los melicos le
han sconsejado dimita en- absolute su alto
cargo Sc retire por complete & Ia vida priva-
ds, pues acortarfan So vida los neEocios de
Estado.
Personeies muy futimos de adueI ,m br e
phblico aseguran que ell hAoi polftico esta de-
cidfdo & seguir los consoles de sus facultativos.
Weylef
Ell s6bado dltimo declare en- el Congraso
bi mfnistro de la guerra, general Weyler, que
hunca ha deseado ejercef Ia dfctadurn, NAL
piensan los peri6iicos que le atacan al aceptar
interinainente Ia presidencfs del Conseio de
ministries para investirss de dictador.
Anad6 que obra era mas bien pstri6tf-
ca que ambiciosa, que ia Historic en- su dia
le juzgAr& desapasionadamente.
La dictadura miItar
Insrfgado ell general Weller por las oposf-
Stones, manifesto que ST la fnsensatez del pue-
blo ueeaba al extreme de impedir su RoSierno
Hentro de Ia actual Constitution, y contfnus-
On eli reino, Sc verfa, por pnrA necesidad, obli
kado aceptar Ia dictadura para salvar Ia ma
ci6p, Ia corona ell creiito dsl pals.
Sepulturero de Espana
Las Manifestations del presiiente iateri-
ho del Consejo DE ministries han contrarfado
IN mucho & la opinion pdblica, granjeandole mu-
chas er eremistades hasta del p1b!co inditeren-
te Ia mas acerba censura de cast toda Ia
prensa de todcs los matices.
La republicans llama Weyler Ell hombre
funesto que aspra ser ell sepulturero de Es-
paha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
n DIESTRO = SINIESTRO

anda triste, alicafdo,
respirando por la herfda.
GazmAn no hace de las suyas;
AFajardo Sc procesa
aquf cesa
esta serie de aleluyas.
Terminaron las ventajas
de ser t,trbd, no hay de que.
iVamos. que era tempo de
meter en- GAIA los <caja>s!
Es Ia grey republicans
un arbol que Sc deshoja.
Lo prueban las hojas sueltas
que, de manera pasmosa,
lanza hacfa los cuatro vientos
dfarfamente, hora por hora.
Hojas del 4rboi cafdas,
son del aura caprichosa
juguete y divertimiento;
las arrastra y amontona,
ys1adir es excusadO
ell sitio en- que las arroja:
en- ell pudridero eterno,
en- ell surco en- la fosa.
A las gantes fncautas sencillas
las tiene con cDidado
n recibir noticias mi semfllas
del c6ebre trivial Comisfonado.
Czolgosz purge el desacierto,
Y est6 de TERRA cubierto.
Sera la Ley justa saba.
pero no prueba que, muerto
ell perro, acabe Ia rabia.
Rinconete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
Desgracia en- Fajardo

IA perecido ahogado en- Faiardo Ell inteli-
gente muchacho Sergio veIes, quien Sc bafia-
ba en- ell mar con sus amiguitos Ricardo Hene-
Va Juan Rodriguez.
Sergio tenfa once af1os de edad.
Las diligencias realizadas para dAr con ell
cadAver han sdo infructuosas.
la desgracia produjo profunda sensaci6n
en- a9uella locaidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
Emulsion
de Scott
de Aceite de Higado de
BacaIa0 con Hip0fosftos
de Cal y de Sosa.

I agradable, digerible y.
t asimilable y compile
! tando su benefca ac-
! cion con ell agregado
! de los hipofositos.
! Sielnpre que ell orga.
! nismo este debilitado, asi
: como en- su padecimiento
: resultante, la neurastenia
! y en- el crecimiento Y de-
I sarrollo lento y dificul.
! toso de los ninos, como
I en- la convalescencia de
I casi todas las enfermcda-
: des, acudase d la verda.
! dera y legttina Emulsion
: de Scott, con toda con.
1 fianza.
De venta en- todas parties
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos, New York 4
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