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Old black satin skIrta can be freshened
up ~ putting m narrow rufiea of black
satin with baby ribbon on the edge.
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Men are presumably called cranks be.
cause they only turn one way.
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IetlhnlnF at q point lB n n ofNW
,"i l"l .. block i12. hhiyrloy'H A.
,"tlh, on line with W line ~ naid
oi extended n, ihrn n along n
lhr ~ flrht ~ way OF A. A ~ Il.
" " GO "a the HM cor of that
,'flhln parcel ~ land sold By tho
u a " GO. 10 tho said A A e.
" u Co ana recorded IN page
., u'"k ~, records 0f deeds ~ Ciht.
."p county. oregon. thence IN a
NJ direction along NV bound
H'l llhu ~ hHld parcel ~ land 90
point on lluo With tho center uf
CW'l''hih hi extended n lbrn
y On hhll ronirf llno extended
70 iho Government pier head llno
"i lho columbia river. then Nj
9,uhF nnll pior head line 10 tho
dlNiHi"n llnu between huld Il. L.
60 and the rlataop Mlii 90. as
l'nrtihcd IN that certain agree.
hohi between said companies on
p1Er tN. book ~. record ~ deeds
nl 'lAinup county. oregon. then
w ~ direction along said dlyi-
hl'n lluu o. point in the center
lhu or IWrntysthltd n. extended.
y, lhrnuo In H HE direction along
lho llnr dividing tho promises ~
n' nAil 'uihpHiilrr uH set forth lu
lNNi .,liAlh deed from the tlhts
npp NH Go 81 tho said A a q
u u u 60 un page 80. buukIs.
Nc'utd ~ Deeds ~ Giainop coun.
". oregon. to H point 10 n 4 uf
T. llhv ~ Twenty third nt extend.
"d n, ihunro in "a \ direction aud
PAT With Twenty third at 10 "a
point 10 the division line between
nAlt pct misses Aa Hrt fufih m iaht
mentioned decd thence in a BW
dif'ytiun along said last mem
Toned division line To- IL point la
tho center ~ Twenty third N ra.
tended y. thence in u \ direction
along nalD center line to point
mat lnirfavrtn the \ boundary
llnc ~ Tho depot grounds uf tho
said a s n H II. Co. thence
NJ a hW direction and on \ line
" said depot grounds TO a point
ot Intersection with tho y line OF
commercial IT. thence " along
n llnu " Commercial N TO n point
w The center llnr ~ Nineteenth
NJ extended y. thence In n
direction AlUnE said center line
~ haid street TO the \ line of tho
fiHhi ~ way NJ 4. a G. L. n D.
Co thence W along the \ line oi
nald flFht ~ way Ia "A point on
llno with tho " line 20 lot 6. block
~. hhlNrlrYn Astoria extended
and ~ 4 y of NV cor said
lni lhrn y on said " line Of said
lol extended y 10 place ~ begin
ming ..... ..........,..................'....Jl7 .Jl7
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

beginning NJ point 90 n y " NJ
rOt lot block l3l dhiyrlcy -.
iorln. pn lino with r. line SAID
lot " produced. lhrn y on said
" line ~ piTr head line. except
right ~ way ana PORTION nol ! BY
said 90. 90 H. N =. Il ". II C0J,
then ~ along anid pier lInp 90
point Un linc with w fine ml1 lot
N produced then 3 except ~
above. 90 point % n n ~ wv cor
said lot. then Il " n ~ begin
UtUp ...........
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

al q point oO n n oi M
cor lot 8. block ~, Shly,iry's A.
torin. on line with " line said
lot u produced. then y Uu said
T. line 40 Jier head line. except
right ~ way ana portion sold by
said 60 30 4 X =. R H. r. CO...
then HW along said pier line 20
point on line With " line said lot
II produced. then y except It
above. 90 point ~ n y of NV ,Jr
said lot. then r. ~ n TO Degl1-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

"A point ~ n = N ~
cor lot 2. block l3l, Bhiy"l"y 40
torln. On line with T. line FAh
l1i II produced, then n on said
u line 10 pier head line. 'rscn9t
right ~ Wny and 11riinu a0li Dy
anld 90. 20 a. x g. it. R H Coz.
then HV along said pier line -
point on line with W line said lot
II produced, ihrl : except la
above. 10 pOint ~ n n ~ M cor
said lot. then H. ~ n "a D'sin-
ulfr Observation-Disclosures.
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Beginning 1t n point ~ n y ~ NJ
cor lot 3. block l3l. Shiyeley's A.
torli on line with Il line sad
lot n produced. then y In Mli
" line 90 pier head iin" except
right Of way Iud portion rpli rs
said 60. 10 \. * g. a. r. r. CO..,
then SW along said pier line 20
point On line With " fine said lot
II produced then < except a.
above. to point N n y of M cor
said lot. then T. ~ n 90 Dcsin-
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~ point O n q NJ Ne
cor lot ?. block i3l. Bh.ysley b Az
tOflu. On line with y line nid
lot " produced. then y On sad
" line % pier head line. except
right ~ way ana portion sold BY
said Ga. 10 a. A. g. Ii. u. H COb.
then SW along said pier line 90
point On line with W llpc said Tot
n produced, then \ except aa
above. 10 point ~ n n NJ NV cor
said lot. then y ~ n 10 begin
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hunFon. }, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
j. w.ooao....n.......a --.....
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Astoria 4 Columbia River II u. Co. and
or, astoria Savings Bank. Trustee .......

AdAit. Mary Ann, Ueira ot-liclfn are
Laura T. Adalr. John Adalr. IT., W, u.
Adaif n y Aialt. Ellen A. Mondcll
kAO A. welchrr, Mary 4. Jordan, Marl
H. Adair. Annie X nfvnhAm and BETTY
hFvnhAm. Laura urcnham and Robert
u, hfCnham, heirs OF liol,y A. hrun
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lot 5, ninck ili. shiyclcys Astoria. is 80
lNuw held ln trust Tor the said
\. & g II Il " 60. by the AH.
turiA Savings hank
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Lot 8, block is2, shiveley's Astoria. 1885,

lANN ~ ilNNh Ah-a A'A''NN'Ns . sNoNpAANs Aoos oV
BEGINNING at a point 60 It N OF NE
cor lot 3, block 1872, Shiveley's AS
toria on line with Il line said lot
II produced, then n ON said Il line
to pier head line, then SW along
said pier line to point on line
with w line said lot produced
then to point 60 IT n of NV cor
said lot, then II 80 II to begin
ming Except right of way of A.
4 &, II. II. r. Co0,.,,,.,,,,,..,., 1A.47
Lot G, block lS2, Shiveley's Astoria. 1SS 80
Beginning at a point 60 II n of NE
cor lot 6, block 1872. Shiveley's AS
toria, on line with Il line said lot
II produced, then n on said IL line
to pier head line, then SW along
said pier line to point on line
with w line said lot produced,
then S to point 60 II n of NV cor
said lot, then II 90 It to begin
Ming Except right of way of A.
a G. II. r, II. Co0...,..,,,,.,,. l24.47
| ,ot Z, block l96. Shiveleys Astoria 1888
| .ot /, block 127, Shlveley's Astoria 276. 50
| ,ot g block l2I, ShiVeleys Astoria 1SS 80
| .ot 8, block l?7 Shiveley's Astoria 1SS, so
Reginning AZ a point 60 II n of NE
cor lot s. block 127, Shiveley's AS
toria, on line with u line said lot
II produced, then n on said u line
to S line of depot grounds of A.
x c. r, r. II. Co, then SW along
said s line to point on line with
w line said lot If produced, then
on said w line to point 60 Il n of
NV cor said lot, then II 90 IT to ~,
beginning '.,'','''''''''''''' lJe'SV
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oregon Railroad and Navigation co
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o, II, 4 N, Co., and, or, Dan Graham,
o. II, \ N. Co.. and, or, Dan Graham,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

o. r., & N, Co., und 2-S. and, or George
q. II, 4 N. Co., und s-S, and, or George
H. Durham, und ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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cherry, Ellen 4 tseo o. II, 4 N. co. e,
ala)
Durham. George H. tsce o. r. 4 N. Co.
ct nlal
Fulton, Virginia Euu..,.,,.,.,........,..
Fulton, Virginia E...........,,,...,......
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o. r., & n, Co, und Is and, or +, J,
Taylor und l-S..,,..."".,....,,,,,
o. II, \ N, Co, und Is and or +, J,
Taylor, und l-S.,,,,,.,,.,.,.,..o,.,
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Adair N. A, decd, Heirs as above
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order o he Council.
~ " " Auditor
Astoria,
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at a point % n n ot NJ
cor lot 5. block 70. Shiveley's As
torla. on line with + line said lot
II produced. then n on said r line
20 3 line af depot grounds OF A.
* e. X. II. X. Co.. then sW along
siL' : line 20 point on line with
W line said lot II produced. then s
on said " line 10 point ~ n y OF
NV cor said lot. then r. - II to
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

Beginning at point ~ n y ~ NJ
cor lDt g. biotk iJi, Shiyrley q A.
t0rii, On line with T. llno SAID
lot N produced. ih'n y on said
T. line 10 pler head line frNcept
right OF way and portion sold BY
said co. 20 A. ~ G. x. X n Col
then SW along said pier line 10
point on line with " line said iot
n produced. then 4. except as
above. TO point ~ II n Of NV cor
said lot then T. ~ n TO begin
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at a point % II n ofNE
cor lot 3. block N. Shiyeley's AS
t0ria. on line with r line said lot
N produced. then " on said T. line
% $ line Of depot grounds OF A.
4 g. II. X. X. Co. then SW along
said s line tn point on line with
W line said lot n produced. then s
on said " line 10 point % n y OF
NV cor said lot. then r. - II TO
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Beginning AZ a point 60 n " Of Nj
cor lot I. block i21. ghlyeley's AS
ioria. on line with T. line said lot
N produced. then y on said r. line
70 5 line Of depot grounds Of A.
Il g. Y. X. X. Co., then sW along
said > line n point on line win
W line said lot n produced, then 3
on said " line 10 point ~ n = Of
NV cor said lot. then r. - II 10
hgwfrUfun
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Beginning at a point 20 It N Of NE
cor lot l. block lS2. Shiveley's AS
toria, on line with II line said lot
II produced, then n on said Il line
TO pier head line, then SW along
said pier line To point on line
with w line said lot nroduced,
then 5 to point 60 II n Of NV cor
said lot, then T. 80 q to begin
ming except right OF way of A.
n Z. r. II. II. CoO..nn..........
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nt n p07nt tl n y OF NE
cor lot !. block i3l. Shlveley's As
toria. thence y on line with T.
line said lot extended y 60 the
government pier head line Of Co
iumbia river. except the right
OF way Of \. 4 {. X. r.. II. co.
Co. TO said A. a {. r. II. Il. Co
as recorded on page Z. book o.
record OF deeds OF Clatsop county,
oregon. thence NE on said pier
head line TO center of Nineteenth
street n extended y then 5 eX-
copt as above 10 n line CONNER
cial street. then W % Il TO be-
ginning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01

Gen. Aguinaldo says that the Phil
ippines would be willing to become an
American colony. If Col. Bryan
should be sent to that part of the
world, the Philippine leader may ex
pect nothing but the cold shoulder
from him. But the opponents of
making the Philippines an American
sOlony will have to bring forward
some stronger objection than the CRY
Of ''imperialism." They will have to
definie just what they would do
With the islands, and point out where
in it would be better for them, than
80 become an American colony. One
thing is certain, after the treatment
they have received from Spain, and
she fight they made to throw off the
Spanish yoke. this country cannot
consistently, with it's ideas of liberty,
let the islands 60 back to that coun-
Sry. And that they are fit for self
government no one will admit. St me
way out of the difficulty may be found
other than making them anAmerican
g0lony, but certain it is that the fol-
lowers of Bryan have not yet made a
statesmanlike suggestion along that
line,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
LITERARY NOTES.

In 1861, the Atlantic Monthly
showed it's spirit by putting upon it's
covers and title pages the Flag of the
Union, in place CT the effigy Of John
Winthrop. it's original emblem, while
its real patriotism was evidenced by
bhe character of the contributions
which enriched it's pages. In earnest
of which, it is only necessary to recall
that Paul Revere's Ride, Barbara
FTietchie, Our Orders, The Battle
Hymn of the Republic, The Man
Without Country, and the Biglow
Papers (among many others), first ap.
peared in the Atlantic. In the mum.
Der for June the Atlantic published
the same flag on it's cover, and gave
the place of honor to calm, judicial,
but patriotic summary Of our Cuban
relations with Spain; the causes OF
bhe present war and the problem
likely to arise from it. The Atlantic
Ends the collision to have been invit.
able between the medieval methods
Of Spain and the highly civilized
ideals and strong ethical sentiment
Of the United States.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
BATTLE MUST COME SOON.
Picket Lines Near Santiago Almos
Within Hailing Distance.

Picket Lines Near Santiago Almost
Within Hai1ing Distance.
JURAGUA, June %, via Kingston, ia
maica, June 27.-Troops of the United
States and Spaniards are almost face to
face and only four miles apart. Picket
lines at some places are almost within
hailing distance of the enemy. 1t
seems almost certain the battle of San
tiago must come within week. Many
troops are here at the front in the
vicinity of Sevilla. The force at the lat
ter point, about 8 miles from Santiago,
numbers 5000 Americans and 1900
Cubans. General Wheeler is in com.
mand there with Generals Young,
Lawton and Chaffee. General Wheeler
will remain at Sevilla, which will be
made rendezvous for the troops land.
ing at Baiquiri and at this point, the
artillery and cavalry being put forward
from Baiquiri. The cavalry have
been sent ahead to cut out a wagon
road through the underbrush.
From the American position at Sc
villa Santiago is plainly visible and the
Notifications can be seen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
CUBA

a powerful and thrilling history of
cuba and the late wars. A complete
description of the Island, describing
the great agricultural and mineral
FefourCes. How fortunes can be
made there with small capital. 40
views made from photographs taken on
She Island. A complete map, show
ing every road and river in Cuba; also
. WAR MAP, showing where our
army and navy will fight with Spain.
Price Fifty Cents Agents wanted
On salary or commission. Write for
circulars. Cuban Pub. Co., z2o 18th
St., N. W., Washington, D. G.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
REFUSED HIM COAL.

Camara Asked Permission to Buy Ten
Thousand Tons.
NEW YORK, June PA dispatch
from Cairo, Egypt, to The Tribune,
says:
Admiral Camara has asked to be al.
lowed to purchase 10000 tons of coal at
Port Said for his feet, but the Egyp-
tian government refuses to permit the
ships to coal in Egyptian waters.
Pending deliberations, which are
likely to last long time, the fleet in
tends to remain at Port Said.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
News of the Arrival Confirmed
by Cable AdviceS to Lloyd's
London Office.
BOUND FOR THE PHILIPPINES
Again Stated at Madrid That
Admiral Camara Is on His
Way to Manila.
Story From Port Said Gives
San Francisco as the
Destination.

PORT SAID, June 27.-Admiral Ca
mara's squadron is in the harbor
awaiting orders. 1t consists of the
battleship Pelayo, the armored cruiser
Emperor Carlos Quintos, the torpedo
boat destroyers Osada, Mugaz and
Prospina, the transports Patricia and
and Buenos Ayers and the Isla of
Panay, Colon Covadonga, Pepida and
San Francisco.
LONDON, June 27.-Lloyd's agent at
Port Said telegraphs that the Cadiz
squadron has arrived there.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
QUIET PREVAILS AT ILOlLO

Spanish Residents There Do Not Believe
Cavite Has Fallen.
HONG KONG, June 27.-The British
steamer Sun Kiang, from Iloilo, June
20, reports that quiet prevailed there
and that no rebels were known to be in
the vicinity. Two thousand Spanish
and native troops held the place and
were erecting earthworks, but they
were without artillery. The Spanish
residents discredited the report of the
capture of Cavite and declared that the
Americans were exterminated by this
time.
The governor of noilo, it is reported,
has forbidden foreigners to mention
any news regarding the war.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
AS TO PENSION VOUCHERS.

The pension bureau has issued cir
culsr calling attention to the fact
that an investigation has demonstrate
ed an almost total disregard of the
laws and regulations governing the
executing of the pension vouchers.
The circular states that the illegal,
lax, Indifferent and perfunctory pro.
sedure now eXtant has become a
menace to the proper and safe con-
duct of the affairs Of this bureau, so
far as it relates to the payment OF
pensions" The belief is expressed
that many of the officials who assist
in the execution of pension vouchers
have no conception of their criminal
liability in the premises, while others
to gain an advantage knowingly and
Wilfully resort to violations OF the
law. The circular then says:
There can be no Justification in
the prevalent haste and laxity in
many offices, by the post-dating, false
eertification, false claim and stock
witnesses have become a factor in the
administration and acknowledgement
Of pension vouchers.
SIT is the intention of this bureau
where the facts warrant such action,
30 institute criminal proceedings
against the parties who indulge in
these illegal and irregular practices
and they are warned accordingly.
SPY following strictly the instruc-
lions printed on each voucher, the
matter complained of may be entirely
Yemedied,"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
BRIG. GEN. HENRY W. LAYTON.

BRIG. GEN. HENRY W. LAYTON.
Sevilla, where the Spaniards were ex'
pected to make stand, and occupied
the hills to the right and left.
Two miles beyond, far out in front
of the American forces and occupying
the roads leading to Santiago, is a
force of 1900 Cubans under General
Carlos Gonzales. The entire Cuban
army under direction Of General Ca.
ixto Garcia, is massing for
Cooperative Attack on Santiago.
Garcia, with 5000 Cubans, is expected
from the interior before nightfall
while from Azeradores, 20 miles to the
west of Santiago, 1000 Cubans arrived
during the day.
There are no Spaniards in the entire
country between Baiquiri, where most
of the American troops were landed,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
THE PRESS OESPONDENT.

the Powers Have Abandoned Spain.
MADRID, June 27.-The tone of the
press is respondent and many journals
bemoan the fact that the powers have
abandoned Spain while she is defend.
ing their cause. They say that France
having received commercial conces.
sions from Washington remains indif.
ferent, while Germany keeps in the
background and Russia uses Spain as a
cats paw in her diplomacy. Spain
must in no case, the papers declare,
accept the Intervention of Europe. 1t
would be better to treat directly with
the eDemv
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Marched Past the Village of
Sevilla and Occupied Hills
to Right and Left.
INSURGENTS CLOSE AT HAND
Entire Cuban Army MaSsing
For a COOPERATIVE At
tack on the City.
After Fridays Battle the Span
iards Retired to Inside
Notifications.

HEADQUARTERS OF GENELAL CHAT.
FEE, Two Miles Beyond Sevilla, June
26, via Port Antonio, June 81. The
American troops are now within four
mile of Santiago de Cuba. Two bri-
gades of :Brigadier General Lawton' s
division in command of General
Chaffee and Colonel r. II. Hall of the
Second Massachusetts, volunteers
moved forward past the the village of
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01

BRIG. GEN. ADNE r. CHAPTER
and Santiago. The retreat of the
enemy after Fridays battle apparently
became a rout, which did not end until
the Notifications around the city were
reached.
The transport Leona brought to Jura-
qua from Azeradores nearly 1000 in
surgents, thoroughly armed and plenti-
fully supplied with ANN unition.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
URGED BY Ell IMPARCIAL.

Spain Advised to Negotiate Peace Direct
With the United States.
MADRID, June 27.-An article in Ell
impartial, which has caused a sensa-
ton, urges direct negotiations with
the United States for peace when the
time comes on the grounds that Spain
can get better terms of peace from
Americas generosity, as america will
only be too glad to dispense with
Europe's Intervention" The article
closes with an attack on the powers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
BOUND FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Pacific Coast Said to Be the Objective
Point of Camara's Fleet.
NEW YORK, June 27.-A dispatch to
The Tribune from Port Said, Egypt,
says:
Admiral Camara has made extensive
arrangements for coaling his ships in the
Red sea and Indian ocean. Trust.
worthy information leads to the belief
that the true objective point of Ca
mara's feet is not Manila, but Hawaii
and finally San Francisco.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
Coal for Dswey,s Fleet.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-The Brit.
ish ships Glooscap, Captain Spicer, and
East Lothian, Captain Mcfarland,
sailed from this port for Manila, with
nearly 5000 tons of coal for Admiral
Dewey's feet. The two cargoes are
valued at about 81, 900, but the freight
received by the two ships will be more
than double this sum.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01

spaniards Declare They Will Give Our
Fleet q Warm Welcome.
MADRID, June 27.-The arrival of the
Spanish feet at Port Said causes no
surprise here, Admiral Camara having
announced that he was going to the
Philippines.
The threat of the American govern.
ment to attack the Spanish coast has
had no effect. A third squadron is
preparing for the defense of the coast.
A member of the cabinet in an inter.
view said:
"Let them come; we will receive
them as they deserve"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01

Madrid advices state the American
terms Of peace have been received
there. If this is so Spain had better
freeze right on to them. Matters
grow worse for her every day the wal
is prolonged.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01

The Democrats are greatly exer-
sised over a ghost they call ''im-
perialism." The majority of the ma
zion is patriotically taken up with
ihe war for humanity and the liber-
sies of thousands of people.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-01
Sailors to FIJI Vacancies.

KEY WEST, Fla. June 27-Two
hundred sailors arrived here during the
night by steamer from Tampa to fill
vacancies on the station.