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Arizona republican., 1904-09-18
Australian Salt Bush.

A plant worth thousands of dollars to stockmen who set their ranges with it. Closely re- sembles alfalfa Cor Lucern). After rooted will grow and spread similar to Bermuda grass without water or irrigation. Ra- pid grower in California and especially adapted for dry. aka Ii or salty soil. Sow the seed broadcast in rainy season. Rains will beat the seed into the soil. Will not bloat stock Have a. li- mited supply of seed. 1-2 pounds Australian Salt Bush. s5. 20 pounds or over, sec the pound. C. O. D. express prepaid.
 E. c. ROBERTS,
 Long Beach, Cal, Box 459.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
). W. Roland. County CLERK.

John w Roland. county clerk Of
MARION County has filed that Office
with perfect satisfaction, not only to
mis- vzmstltuents. but 70 the entire
wuhKir, and his most bitter political
ansIpF VI he has one can find no fault
wiz 1he manner in which he has con
eiHtel his ONCE He was not born in
OuBJn--he overlooked it-but instead
mra aaw the light Of day on the broad
plans Of Illinois, al Danvills. hfty-six
yeuE ago. Mr. Roland enjoyed the
ascensry In coming TO Oregon. taking
isln months for the trip and coming in
"a pullman. drawn by several yokes Of
s1rsn- This was in 1852 His parents
astDpped that winter in Portland and
fhe next year moved 20 Jefferson
where the Illinois boy heightened into
ilhc Oregon man. He absorbed
knowledge at the public schools and
an 1878 engaged In the mercantile
business with his brother. serving as
oieputy postmaster for twelve years
and four sears as postmaster. He was
ziways popular IN that section. and his
name was several times urged for
scDunty Offices but the time was not
ripe tor him. and he remained In his
STORE until 1895 when he sold out and
-accepted the position Of book-keeper
at ahe insane asylum, continuing In
ahnt place for four years and Eve
mOnths. on January l. 1900. he re.
airud FROM the state service and en-.
lnged IN general insurance In Salem
and built up a fine business. In 1902
ne received the republican nomination .
Tor county clerk was elected by
large majority and since the first day
sOf July in that year he has faithfully
served the citizens Of Marion County
IN that capacity. In that position ne
is clerk Of the county and probate
cOurts. and Of both departments Of
sha state circuit court for Marion
county. and has handled all OF the
Intricate work with ability. paying I
close attention 20 every detail OF the
responsible aud oxacting position and /
making a record in efficiency second
10 no officer In the county. He is ,
systematic. methodical and accurate, !
and has won high praise and common ,
dalton from visitors. opecially attor. /
neys from other counties, at the excel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

records under his management are
models OF neatness. and examples Of
accuracy. Mr.. seigmund Is a native
OF Wisconsin. and came to oregon
with his parents thirty odd years ago
The family located at Mehama and
there Mr. Siegmund resided until 1889
when he located in Jefferson. where
he found employment in the store Of
. A. Tanzier & Co., and remained with
that firm as one Of its most efficient
salesmen until the store was removed
10 Gsrvais. Mr.. seigmund accompany
ing the firm to that place in 1893.
In the last named place. he resided
until last June when, having been
elected TO the position OF county
recorder. he came to Salem.
Mr.. Siegmund has been a loyal and
consistent republican all his life. and
for a number OF years was the county
precinct central committeeman for
jefferson precinct. He was always
active and hard worker for the party
and was one Of the founders and pro
moters OF the Mckinley Club OF JET.
ferson which made so excellent a
record during the last few cam
palgns. He is a member Of the San
tam Lodge No. q l. o. o. F. Of JEFF
ferson: Armstrong Encampment No
p. Of Woodburn. and also holds mem.
bershIp in the Maccabees, and in all
Of these he stands high.
Mr. Siegmund during his lncumben.
cy Of the Office has made a record Of
which he may well feel proud. Marion
County has grown wonderfully. and
is increasing in population by
progression-the influx
Of immigration has multiplied the
work I'm the office-yet Il has been
handled correctly and efficiently. The
Of real estate are increasing
daily but the present incumbent OF
lhe Office is always equal to the oc.
,asion, and fulfls the duties OF the
1ffice with apparently as much ease as
when It was only half it's preset
4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

Ience OF the system employed and tbs
service rendered the people Of this
county who have business in that de
partment. When as thorough Of
6cers as Mr. Roland is one. are Sc
cured II is to the interests Of the
tax payers to retain them and con
tlnue the excellent work done
Mr. Roland is a member Of San.
tlam Lodge No. q. l. o. o. F. Of JEFF
ferson. ami has been for thiril-three
years. he Is also a member Of VIII
lamette Encampment No 2 Of this city
and a member Of the state grand
bodies Of both; he also holds member
ship Of the knights Of Pythlas and Of
the uniform rank OF that order He
was a charter member Of the Illihee
Club and for four years secretary.
Mr. Roland is happily married and
has two children. his daughter is a
student in wlllimette University and
his son is in the public schools He
owns a comfortable home in this
city. where he counts his friends by
the hundreds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
W. J. Culver for Sheriff.

W. J. Culver prominently spoken OF
in connection with the republican
nomination for sheriff at the coming
election Is a native Oregonian. Born
and raised in Marion County, he has
always taken much interest in the de-
yclopment and building up of his
county and state. He received his
education in the common schools at
the willamette University, and has
followed teaching and surveying work
for a livelihood From 1883 to 1892 he
was County Surveyor OF Marion Coun-
ty. which is the only elective Office he
has ever held Coming from good re-
publican stock he has always been
sincere and earnest worker for the
success OF the republican ticket, and
In his loyalty to this party he has
served II in almost every capacity
He was chairman Of the Republican
City Council Committee of Salem for
two years, and is at president chair.
man OF the County Central Commit
tee. Mr.. Culver has had considerable
experience as an officer, which would
be useful to the people OF this county
as well as himself, should he become
sherin. While acting as street com.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
The sherlns Office.

B. B. Goliath, Marion County's
present sheriff, is serving his first
term. He was elected as a demo
crat and will probably have the re.
nomination II he wants it. He ac.
quirad much valuable experience as
a deputy under his predecessor for
four years. During his public career
Mr.. Goliath has gained much popu.
larity, which was in evidence at the
last election, when he ran 1000 ahead
of his ticket. During his term he has
probably collected more taxes than any
man who was ever sheriff of this
county in the same time. His records
are straight and an open book for the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

fore the coming convention for q
third term. Though this is an unusual
occurance in this county. when the
importance Of that Office to the tax
payers is considered it will be readily
seen that it is the proper thing in this
case to do. In three years the valu-
ations Of the county have been raised
s2.25O .3S9 and the greater portion OF
this amount is property not hereto
fore assessed or from raises neces-
sarily made to equalize the assess
ment Of the county. Each year the
tax rolls of Marion County become
larger and more complicated and Mr.
Lembcke's acquired knowledge from
four years experience is now valu.
able to the tax payers of this county.
hands.
II the tax payers Of the county were
asked whether to retain such valu-
able officer. or to turn the matter
over to new hands it goes without
saying that the demand for Mr. Lem
becke's retention would be almost
unanimous.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
CAPITAL NOR
NAL SCHOOL

This institution which was incor,
porated in 1902 is under the manage.
ment Of Prof J. J. Kraps, and is in
session throughout the year.
While its original aim Of preparing
teachers for their special work has
been kept steadily IN view. the de-
mand has been so great for work in
other departments that classes have
been formed In bookkeeping. steno.
graphy and typewriting. The school
year is divided into four terms. The
fan term OF twelve weeks closes with
the Christmas holidays The winter
term OF sixteen weeks closes about
April 80. The special summer school
begins on the first Monday in MAY
and viii continue eight weeks. The
regular summer normal begins on the
last Monday In June and continues
until the August examination. Glass.
es are formed In all branches requir.
ed for state and county papers and in
Latin.
This school Is without state aid. and
stands wholly on its merits. yet Il Is
proving very successful and is build.
Ing up reputation. second TO none IN
the Northwest Students passing out
from It's doors, carry its influence and
methods with them. and make them.
selves felt wherever they 20.
For more specific Information al.
dress Prof J. ]. Kraps, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

Few persons outside Of the legal fra
ternity or the active real estate deal
er. realize the importance Of the
recorders office. They are brought in
contact with II daily and understand
that. upon the accuracy OF the records
depends the title Of every piece Of
land IN the county. that has been
transferred from the original grantee
OF the government The recorders
duties are manifold. for not only must
the records OF deeds, mortgages and a
hundred other things be kept abso.
lutely perfect. but the indexes must
be kept Just as accurate. An error
In this line might cost the recorder
more than his whole terms salary. for
the publlc-buyer and seller rely upon
and are bound by the record. Il will
be seen from this that in choosing
a recorder. the elements OF careful
ness and methodicalness. are the
main features 10 consider That
Marion county's records are in good
shape speaks well for the wisdom Of
her citizens in selecting the man to
take charge OF them. Mr.. Seigmund
has been a worthy successor to his
predecessors, and the Marion County
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
E. 7. Moores. supt. Of s.,..-

E. 7. Moores, supt. Of schoo,
There is no more important i
in the county than that of scboo,
erintendent, for on the eficlsp,,
that office, depends largely tbs
dard and efficiency of the schools !.
as a natural sequence of the D..,
The selection of Prof. E. T No.
for this ofice was a wise one "a, N
has not only looked after the bus,..
Of the office, but he has filled h 4
the higher sense Of the term
has brought his individuality Ia
upon it, and has impressed the s,-
of his high ideals indellbly on M
rounds of its progress. Mr.. Moon
is a typical Oregon boy. a native !,
Of the county which, honoring hu
honors herself-born, raised and "A
Gated in Oregon-he is a bright b,
ample Of the younger generatou +
the possibilities offered them BY a,
through the public schools BY r
grand old state.
He was born near Scots Mills ,s
educated in the public schools. IN N
trict No. 10, near sllverton. Has
ing his work there he went to M
month and took a thorough coux
in the State Normal School, and d
completing the course there Beg,
teaching. having for his first schod
the one in district No. 20, neu
where he had made his start in s.
curing the first rudiments Of an edu
cation, and the following year secul
ed the position of principal of III
Hubbard Schools. He served as priI
cipal in the schools of Buteville, 81
verton, Woodburn and Gervais, an
for a dozen years made so good
record that the Republican nomini
tion for school superintendent Z
ga--.t----a -. rooc U.trbkant \
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

roundings found In a general hosplt.
al. There Is a corps OF competent
nurses In attendance, and DR.. Cart
wright the superintendent is con.
sldered one OF the most competent
and successful surgeons on the coast.
Tie has given up large general prac.
tlce TO devote his time TO the treat.
meut Of chronic diseases. and surgery
He Is one OF the faculty OF the "Medl.
cal Department Of the Wllimette
University, holding the chair OF MED.
ical and Surgical Diseases OF Women"
and has had thirty years experience
ia this work The building itself Is
centrally located ON the corner Of
Winter and Ferry streets. two blocks
from the Post once. ON the street ear
line, making Il very convenient for
friends TO keep In close touch with
their sick ones which Is especially
appreciated In serious cases The
sanatorlum has one OF the most mod.
ern operating rooms on the coast
and there has not been a single death
among the numerous cases operated
on during the past year The dietary
of the sick is made a special feature
Of this Institution, and is greatly ap-
proclated by the patients. Il will
richly repay anyone visiting salem TO
can al the sani,orium. and see this
beautiful home for the sick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

Madam" began the stranger. as
the lady opened the door In answer to
his ring. Il have an attchment for
YOU My goodness" exclaimed the
astonished woman. Are you an es
capped lunaticg" "Not necessarily
madam" calmly replied the party o.
the other part extracting an oficlal
document from his inside pocket
I'm the sherin, ,"-Chicago News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

done in that service. brought him in
contact with all classes Of people.
Should Jim" Culver secure the
nomination il goes without saying
that he will be elected by a large ma
jority for his friendly and obliging
disposition has won him the conf
dence and respect of the people
throughout the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

tax payers Of the county. sbo.,,
Goliath succeed himself A.,
friends predict that he win
even a better officer in his second
than he has in the first. Until ~.
vention Of his party, or at lass,
he decides to be a candidate !.
nomination, much interest Win
manifested in the sherirs om..
who know him wish Ben Colh.,,
greatest Of success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
TPrOn1inentPO OlitiCalPe eOple.

missioner Of Salem, he was also a
special police officer During 1897 and
1898 while in Alaska. he was en-
ployed in the Internal Revenue Ser.
vice and the great variety of work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
char. Lembeeke for Aasessor.

Mr.. Charles Lembcke the present
assessor is now completing his second
terms and upon the solicitation OF many
prominent tax payers has consented
TO allow his name to be placed be-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

Mrs Cupples-You know, George.
that my place is by your side. II
you were dying | should want TO be
with you, Mr. cupples-oh. IN that
case, dear Il would be SO easy TO die.
Boston Transcript
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

a Is now us9d and has had very
ssnccemful career since Il started. The
rooma are all light and pleasant. the
halls wide Rnd cheerful, and there Is
none Of the noise and unpleasant sur.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

When l say goodbye to you this
evening" said Mr., slowman. do YOU
think IL would be proper for me to
place one royerent kiss upon your
fair handS' well" she replied co.
Que'tishly. Il would consider It de.
eidedly out Of place. ."-Philadephia
Press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08

Doctor (eheerfully)-oh. IN ana
cut What ails you before long Patient
tshuddeEingl--Say, doc. am so near
The aa'ospy a. tAaig-Jadge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-08
FLORENCE
SANATORIUM

This u an Institution of which
Salem feels Justly proud II was built
three years ago by the present sup
erintondeut. for the purpose OF which
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

A very enjoyable reception wai
given ut the home Of Capt. AMI Mrs.
Albert Rockenscl,uh, Sunday night,
July II. A ten foot balloon was se,l'
up. The house was very prel,ily
decorated with flags, and in fact
ever, thing was very delightful. A
plane, Guet was rendered by Misses
Lulu Brown and Rose Rnckensc,Iul,
and als.. cake walk by Messrs.
Henry Kockeuscl,uh and George
Rinxe, which was very fine. Danc-
ing was INDUCED IN till late hour.
l. would have been much more dee
iixh,fnl, only owing Ia the recent
illness VI Capt. Ruckenschuh, but
his many friends are glad IT, sc
him up again. Those WHO par,iri-
pated IN the event were: Misses
Lulu Brown, Bertha Zeitvogel, Lille
Brown. Miss Thompson, Rose aud
Maggie kockenschul,, Mrs. G..
Deffer,a aud Capt. aud Mrs. Albert
Ruckenschuh. Messrs. Sil~r, Geo.
R,ngr, e. SECOND, George Brrgeren
Chss. Z:'svogel, Hcary Rocken-
schuh and others.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23
Give us Waterw0rks.

Mr.. Xavier Kramer, Of Magnolia,
Miss. wis . visitor to Amite last
week. He is consulting engineer Tor
the progressive town Of Magnolia
lust above US on the Illinois Gem
trail. The town has recently sold
bonds to All extent Ut $50, 900
tor the purpose of the installa-
ton Of m up-t0-date system OF
waterworks. The town expects to
reduce it's isurance rates and lessen
the danger Of fire, and improve the
general health and comfort Of the
community. The water is to be
taken from deep well. aud distribu
ted from 4 reservoir one bundled
feet high. The Importance OF this
was it seems, emphasized by a
large fire. He thinks the lay OF the
land 10 much more favorable to the
Inhalation Of cheap system here,
than in Msgnolis-Florida Par
isbes.
It's up to Covington to do some.
thing along this line too, where
everything possible is favorable
for it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23
BASE BALL.

The Carambats, of Covington,
defeated the Godcheaux, Of New
orleans, by score of 2 to o, las,
sunday IN . very good game .con.
s'dering the wet condition of the
ground. Evans Of the Caram bats,
made fine catch in the seventh,
Inning, aud threw to first, maxim :
q double play.
Ihe score BY innings was as follows :
arambats.. ...-.... l0l OOO 0-2
u''ucnaux ........" 900 90 90
During the game little Miss
Laura Seymour presented Captain
Williamson, Of the Caramba.s.
with q beautiful boqnet of camo.
mile daisies.
The game Sunday will be be
tween the Carsmbats, of Cov,ng.
ton, and the kot,ons, of New Or
leans.
The game between the Green
laws and the Gold Bands of Gov.
'ngton. last Sunday afternoon, re.
suited in tie Of tot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

In our announcement column will
be found the name OF Thomas N.
Burns, as . candidate for Judge 81
the Goth Judicial Dlstri.:t, composed
VI the Parishes Of st. Tammany
and Washington. Mr.. Burns is the
present District Judge, having been
appointed by Gov. Heard to fill ou'
the unexpired term Of the late
Judge James n. Thompson. His
appointment was unsolicited and
was made In accordance with the
unanimous Recommendation Of the
members Ut the bar of this District.
Judge Burns is too we'll known to
need any introduction at our hands.
He has served as District Judge fox
the past niue months, ani has pre-
slded with honor and dignity, his
decisions being generally commend
ed except by evil doors. He submits
his name to the Democratic voters
a this District ON his past record,
boil, as Ju ige and prac'ici"g at
torney, and his experience renders
INN peculiarly adapted to Gil all
the requirements Of the honorable
and responsible position to which
he aspires.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23
Prent1ss b. Carter.

In another column will be found
the announcement OF Mr.. Prentiss
3 Carter, of Washington Parish,
AZ candidate for Judge of the
Goth Judicial District, composed
of the Parishes Of st. j'ammany
and Washington. Mr.. Carter Is a
resident of Franklinton, aud has
practiced his profession in this
District for the past fifteen years,
during which time he has establish.
ed reputation as lawyer of much
ability, being assiduous in his
duties toward his clients. He asks
the support Of the Democratic
voters OF the Distict, aud il elec'ei,
will discharge the duties Of the
office with fairness to all and favors
TO none.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

Judge Robert r. Reid has for
mally announced his candidacy ful
the circuit Jadgeship. The Circui,
will be composed Of East Baton
Rouge East aud West Felicisna,
Livingston, st. Helena. Washington
St. Tainmany~ and Tangipahoa,
eight parishes in all. Judge Reid
will 10 doubt be successful IN his
efforts to secure the position he is
so ably qualified to Oh.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23
Circuit Court Judges.

Tie State Supreme Court has ] 3
pointed the following Circuit Cour,
Judges:
Parishes, East Feliciana Yves,
feliciana, East Baton Rouge,
judges, keid and Burns.
Parishes, st. Helena, Livingston,
Tangipshoa, Washington, St. Tam
mary; judges. Claiborne and eau
Diet.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

Jovial Fritz Jahncke WAS = well
come visitor 10 Coyinxton last
week. He is one Of our NEST progress
sive citizens, and bis numerous
friends are always pleased to ex-
tend him = cordial greeting.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

Mr.. Will Parker'is attending to
hns,nsss, the same az heretofore.
The fact that his uncle, Alton 3.
Parker. Of New York, will be the
next President of the United
States, is naturally a source of
satisfaction and pride to him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

Mr.. John A. Todd, after some
&vxntv years service as member OF
the police Jury for the Seventh
w.rd. during all Of which time ne
..ryed ~ Chairman of the Finance
Committee, resigned last week, on
account Of ill health, and Mr. ).
= Cusa:hs has been appointed to
sncoeed him. Mr.. Todd has sery-
ed the parieh faithfully during ms
long term, ard was reelected a.
the last general election, without
opposition, showing the high stand
Inc he holds in the community.
His illness is regretted, not only
nv i hie friends and ne,gbbors OF the
seventh Ward, but BY al VINO
sLnow HIM throughout the tar'sn,
and be has their BEST w'snes TOT
r,lt,mate recovery.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23
Runlmage Sale.

There will be a rummage sale
commencing Saturday, July %, at
she old Telephone building. The
Ladies' AID Of the First Baptist
Church will be in charge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

Mr.. Peter I'oepf.r, VIII" lives
shout two miles Moth OF The big
bridge, on the M'li'ar, road, found
. lad,'s goid watch Ia@s Sunday
.ftesnoan, aud brought II to the
FARMER office ON Monday. 'incs-
day morning we found the "wnrr,
md returned the time piece Ia l,er.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

FUR SALE-Ten acres Of high
land, adjoining Fairview, on the
lcllefuncta River, known as the
Amy Peterson place. Apply TO j.
Il. Lancaster, Frederick Building.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

Mr.. Harvey +. Ellis, attorney,
will leave on the 9th inst. for
New York, and will visit Boston
and the Maine coast during his va
cations lie will be absent about a
month.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

AL persons interested in re-organ.
king tue Progressive League are
requested to meet at the Courthouse
next Monday night, ., 8 o'clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-07-23

From Barn Hughes, in Tangipahoa
Parish, . dark bay horse, weighs about
100 pounds. Branded No. II on
shoulder and white mark across ear. 6
years old. Reward Of DO. Notify
]. r. OWENS, Husser P. O., L..