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TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS.

4o-ISCH caHvas-cover~d trunks 81 ~. all
sizoa. drNss suit cases 81 30. ladies lat
trunks with bulbs. 81 IS. estimates givea.
Cff ave
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-~~~l~~-N~~~~<~~~N0NNN NNNNN<>N%|NNN|~~
WALTHAM WATCHES. - II you are
thinking Of getting one see Us; wo can
save Won money. OrISCTIE B. BANKS.
Maiden Lane. Take elevator.
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GARDENER and FARMER. American.
married. no family; understands farming
and gardening In al rs branches: also
greenhouse. grading and laying out new
place: wife Understands care OF milk ana
butter. Ave years reference from last
employer who can be seen In city. Al
orass ! B.. Box i76. Irvington ON II Idsoa.
y
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"Git EINE." hotter than S,Ie for ever
purpose. "Glue.re" stick muc.laEs IN a
box. practical. useful. clean. always ready.
selfsmcn. agents. TO sell 20 everybody: no
dirty bottles. sticky fingers. samples. IL.
prepaid. circular. VALLEY Spruce
1t, New-N OH
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MYSTICAL PUBLICATIONS.

REMOVAL SALE.-Great slaughter OF
latest classical and popular music and
books on account Of removal. music foli9s.
80 cts. books fer Is Cts ALBERTO
HIMANS 146 West 23i-st.
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GENTLEMEN WANTED 'cT iisht and
nro1tab.e work during spring ana sum
mer. TO canNass.rg easy an iasrinatlng.
Address. with stamp. NOVELTY, Box
53l Ros'on Mass
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COACHMAN BY a German. single: thor =
oughiy understand. care OF horses. car
riages and harness: useful in every way;
reliable ard obliging: good references. city
or c1untr,. \. d. 2s3 lst ave. adrertis-
ing Office
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VALET. FULLER. BY japanese in pri-
,ate ,smi,y. or attendant for gentleman:
good personal references: Ell, ,!en, and at
tentNe. city. country. X x. 80 SANDS
s.. Brooklyn
WAITER. Experienced waiter; good sea
maH. ~ steward on yacht or s,.smship.
references. CTS. Mel MER III West
9Th s.
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RVRpER STAMPS.

THE FULTON STAMP WORKS. - Bee
ran-st telephone APP cortlsndt. Sin
eis line s,amps. I5c dating stamps from
.S- M: 50 STYLES s.gn and price markers.
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CASHIER WANTED for restaurant. on"
from the country preferred, 81 weekly
and BOARD state age and reference. $3.50
cash required. Address j.. go West
34in-si
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GOVERNMENT POSlTiONS.--Don't pr
pare for any C.vil Service eyaullr alton
Without seeing our illustrated catalogue 81
Information. sent free. COLUMBIA COR
RESPONDENCE COLLEGE,. Washington.
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COACHMAN Married. no family thor
oughlv understands his business. strictly
temperate has personal references for be
ing careful. driver. honest and obliging, NJ
objection 70 permanent ont % town place.
Address COACHMAN 2li West 76th-st..
private stable
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STAGE DANCING.

BANJO mandolin. guitar, jig. clog and
buck dancing taught; circulars mailed. j.
pOGAN 80 3d--sve.
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AGENTS WANTED everywhere. We can
make success Of any nan OF woman
who reads this. II YOU will send name.
We furnish everything. Don't miss our
wonderful offer FIJI Information free.
Mutual MTG Co.. l.G Chambers 81. New
York
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
CHRISTIANSON BROTHERS. 1872 and
i3I East l3Jih-st.-Flats. private resi-
cences. hotels aad Office buildings. fur
rish-d complete. tobbers IN Scotch Hol-
lands and hsnd-painted shade cloth.
MAYER BROS, 2ls West 23d-s,.. manu-
facturers 81 the cheapest and bes,-mace
window shades IN the c'tv.
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TYPI-WnITERS.

BLICKENSDERFFE TYPEWRITERS are
guaranteed the best. price. S35. thou
sands In use. send 'or home Inducements.
PLICKENSDERrER MEG co. ls2
y3r,aryV.y l.Cavl
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-S-~~N~~~c~o~c~~~>o~o>>~~~>O" ~,
PATENTS Hints book and advice free.
EDGAR TATE d 90. Patent Solicitors.
2lJ Broadway. New YORK.
=. =. THOMAS "a Broadway. New York
CITY Attorney ana Expert. American
paterts $500 upwards
THOMAS DREW STETsON. % Murray
st.--PAtert solicitor and expert E.tao-
Nshed 1885. Telephone cal. 1876 Cort-
'ercf
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VIM IN" aV1T0ViI VI w" y. 'VFT aITU-TI-
ties am authorized - invite such cleo
trical and mechanical engineers. pre-
ferablv unmarried men. who are ready -
join IN emergency work - Immediately
seni their names % the undersigned Room
1911. Commercial cable Building. with
statement x age. address. present ccau-
patton. 90.
FRANK . cpPAC;I-r
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MEN - WOMEN start mail order
business can he conducted A. home d.
capital Ir.o0c ssary. vour own rnaEt"-. and
"A so14 income Hs Ired. Why work for
others Address r. STAFFORD. 7. y.
Bon . 264 New York
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PAPER BOXES.

N~~-~~-~~~>-~>~~~-~>~-'-~"-- o
FRED J. MEYER u.anC,actuTe- OF Pape.
Foxes. C.o'h-co~evec of'ce hNrg boxes
a specially % Ne"fna' 8
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-.~<<~>-o~~~o~-~0or>-0> ~>.o~Do|ONND~N~~N~-~
ALCOHOLISM absolutely cured. new
method. fun information gratis. Rev. l.
y. PLUN ER. 203 Wes, litn-st
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ARTIS1-pcn wash or Guache: literature
or trade. original fashions. color or i'n.
ho,,ins cloth designs. home - cai, speci-
mems 81. Nj. Artist. Gilb'a. Y. J.
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BOY. H. one years experienc. n. guitar
woodwork. wants work. PAVELkA. 40
East list St
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GARDENER and UESEEY-MAN. --
Ffr.t-class. care vegetable garden. rct
beds. trees. shrubs grapes lawns, cit
soWers cold and hot greenhous. plants.
on rentlemans private place. Belsian. sin
rl~. ruidils-azed WILLIAM GjsTNER.
ols East 52d-st.
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WANTED 4 competent young mar.
trained MS 'croni man. 20 taH~ plnr"
siuql. handed. must te a. experience;
waItcr ant willing f, make himse' gen
orafv uscfli. Address Il g. a.. Tribune
90.
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STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

-~~N~~VNN(vNNN7-N7N ~(>~(~(~7N7~~>~1~>/>~~-N~.
BOGERT 4 DCRBIN CO.. Tribune Build
!rg. y. N.-$i2 600 worth rare stamps az
auction ADri. 10. Catalogue free.
HIGHEST PRO ES paid for rare postage
STAMPS packets and albums sold.
SCOTT. IS Ess; I'D 81.
STAMP collections and scarce stamps
bought. collectors wants speciality.
GRO. r. CRANE. 90 Nasssu-st.
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AGENTS WANTED Article OF general
sale Free samples irviolahle terri
tory Cons duration 81 account From
prom in,r' Factory r. q. 1871. New
York.
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AGENTS WANTED .or the Life and
Work %. Frances Willard" only edition
authorized b. the W. G. 7. y: Nheral
terms address NATIONAL PUB. co.
Lakeside Chicago.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

.11N-oN.N~NNNONNN
DESKS.-F oll,ops, partitions. rafinse "a
bies. safes files, presses: fixtures boushs.
PACR. % Great Jones-s;.. near u way
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COMPANION.-B lady 81 refinement.
can teach drawing ana painting. sketch
'ng. literature ard English the best ref
'-TlbuaA ONaA
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

>e~~>~~o~~>~>o~-~~~-~~>~>~>
JOHN d. LENNON. 80 Nassau-st
letic. bicycle. college and school fine
presentation medals a speciality.
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oIICK PRINTING

BEST OFFER yET,-Printing absolutely
q, your own price. make your offers
JACKSON IS Ccntre-st.
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sCAIENAkER AND REPAIRER.

SCALES. raw secondhand. bought. sold.
exchanged ard repaired. Fa'rbanks and
Howe c. every description In stock. Wri;e
or caN. O'pHlEN - New Chambers e..
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WORI< WANTED.

CfIApERON BY educated ard accom-
plisaed french laGN as chsperon or
companion 70 party visiting Europe this
Summer. young 81 cheerful disposition AMI
experience In European trate.. hgheTt
testimonial Address g.. BOX 5. Tribune
Once.
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TltUSSES.

BUY your TIusses. Band
agee Elastic Stockings
I&SM ara Optical Goods OF GEO.
\ by u +. LEYH. 80 Broadway,
( Rrooklyn. Z. D.. - Yeas
experience.
AXIOM ELASTIC TRUSS new ps,eh'e'
---rroverDerr worn dav and night.
HOI'sE MIG. CO. 80 Broadway. New
Yo:i.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, 81 80. MAR
SHALL, TRUSS Co, soc lulton-st.
Bro klyn.
GUSTAV RARTH. 357 PoweTv. y. Y. ex-
ner, for rupture: Hoods world renowned
truss cures all iupiuTes. elastic stockings.
TRf- SSFsS .or every case - rupture. 70
r,,,te~ how yeve:e. J. UNTERMANN.
1QS B. ave
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WIRE SCREENS.

PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
co. Is West 23G 7i.--F.ttlaz fine resi-
dcAces cur specially. Write for catalogue.
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pEpPEV'S CORK MATS

yFppEHs CORK MATS are most com
fsr.ab,e 20 ne feet and should pc useo
=, All ha,h-oorns 1927 Brosfvay.
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COLLECTOR Young man as collector o.
Other steady position. o years reference.
r \ JACKSON. lci kensington ave.
jersey City. y J.
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ARTISTS PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS
given 81 newspaper illustrating. IA
TlONAL Hill sTRhTfNG SYNDICATE.
20 % H. l+th -.
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CLERK. BY young man. energetic. reli-
abe and thoroughly competent: eisht
Years eyprr!er~e wholesale commercial rx
rort hnuse excellent references. r. II.
Fox o. Tribune oflc".
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ppICE MARKS AND SIGNS.

NocONoorONoNNN-NoOo>N 0NONNoo|O~N|O~$-
SIGNS. Prl-e MARKS and Window Tickets
GOLD and silver stamped fo- all Dusl-
resses MASTERS PIG Centr~-s'.
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AGENTS gentlemen or ladies'. can earn
good income booking new members 70
Tho American Rock BUYERS Alliance. iAm
tied. l0c lo4 Fulton st. New York tS.
n person or write FOR particulars. inclos
Ing stamp for reply.
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WONDERFUL BEAUTIFIER.

J~0(~(ON0N(~NVVNo|O NNOVN0NV0NVN0VN|~
TIE BEST AND PUREST FACE WASH.
removes wrirhles tisckheacs and PIN
pies pARkE. 1Oj Cth-ave.
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ENGINEERS ana l'IRFMEN. Send 10
eenis mr. a Us, o. questions asked hy an
examining ard OF engineers. Addrrs,
GEO. 4. XEILfR u ScGtl ith-si.. 81
uis. Mo. estate where YOU saw thiS.'
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TURKISH BATHS.

~~>~~~~~-~~c~>~r~0~~~rNr ~~~~~~">~>o~~~~~~~~>
PEOPLE OF culture ard rehnenen; take
Turkish. Electric ard Roman Baths at
NlILFRS. 81 IVES, cGth-s,
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FREE SAMPLE BICYCLE TO AGENTS In
each locality: exclusive territory. Guai-
anteed grades SIS up. BAKER SAFE
co. chicago. Ill. Dept. S.
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sTE>oGn.PuERs & WRITER'S.

-~~~~>>e>~>|>~>(~N<>~~>>>N-|
MISS WCOpER. 90 Broadwav does &C
curate and first iHss WORK: booklets.
circulars. Telephone 3ool. 'or''arf'
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STANMERING.

-~~.~-~~N~NNNooNoNcN oN~o~NN~No"~~~Nr
T A. BRYANT. ". D.. o West i4th-st.-
S,ammering and nervous anections OF
sneech thoroughly corrected Send for out
line of treatment ari tss,lr1on'als.
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES

PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY II Bihan
Fin DE Steele" umbrellas. Head9uAr-
.e-s. ! Barciay-s,. Depot. The E-gen'.
ak 81 Is
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~
Male,

C'OACHMAN.-Prv family: thoroughly
understands his business. IL years beet
city reference: honest and sober HUGHES.
20 West 10th st. private stable.
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MUSIC ROXES.


JACOT & son. % Union SQuare.-Music
Boxes from SIC. 10 81 500. and large
lire Of Musica Novelties and Cuckoo
Clocks
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NACHISE.BSN.

A WONDERFUL coal saver: 1891 Paten,
bergman Heater. a Ht'ie giant at say
Ing fuel and keeping steam boilers clean
ard free from scale: the mos. unique O.
All feed water heaters DFNJ i. MEL
LEY & son. Makers. 81 Lbe-;y-s,.; 10
wears expeTience.
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DOMESTIC sIruar,ox.-

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS W.
Femn,.
COOK. &c.--By American s,r,.
laundress' small family. civ ~
iaS,h-si.' pran,y. ' bell ference. SO
COOK.-By middle Pra,s,,,
~ GOOD plain cook assis. r,.s scc,,
., country references LAS Ls,s -
go.
COOK .--''',ored woman. .xps-l.-
F,noe-. p'i' ate isnif n .a,sc, = II
ms house. o!iy n ooGn,fF. Ad.,... eas..
Box 49, off1ge VALID Y cHR5
/ COOK BY m Ode ,gsd rrm,a -
~ rArfAenf COX ana naker s,s,.eit
'asaiHg country preferred sosT ~
enre. \. :. r on \. 40 YES, *, re
COOK mi LArNDnEss "A,
woman ~ eXpsrie1red c,ot ~. y's't
fress IN sms p1sate fan.iy. ~
country be- -.tt refer a-e~. 'a., S.,y I'll
can Do s.en. Please raI W,-,n,s'ls
W-s' if'h -. ring Howe $ hsli' .
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COOK .- Rv frsi c.sss Frea-h 80
,aie family. ci'v or ciun'7. -. =
references .. J.. 10 Vef si,,'. vi
COOK &C. InGr,,-iaus r.,-'-- -
N.A.l waste . no -, '@,rl
plain .-Grf-o-f r'fr 90 -en--.v 90
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maid j. q qrirsf. FAR .iv IN -. ATTN
wages SIS t.u N,-d,y "a =. ,-.1
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
A YOUNG PERSON. returning 20 England
shortly. would q with lady or assist
with children. VI. r.. IA Hale East
Nrv-York Brooklyn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20

a trip TO far of Manila 10 no child's
play, it ID very serious matter and an
important one, and she young men who
have started in the interest Of the eoun-
try are entitled TO the best support Of
their friends and need all the encourage
ment possible TO give. The taking Of
and destruction Of the feet at Manila
was necessary 70 the Pacific cosst. Had
our fest bean destroyed instead OF the
Spanish feet this coast would have been
attacked in all probility ss soon 80 the
Spaniards could have made arrange
ments to come over. Hence We are
particularly interested in supporting
Admiral Dewey in the Philippine under
taking.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the under !.
signed iaz been appointed zdninlstratoE
Of the estate Of Debo<ah living. deceased 7
by the eoanty court Of Linn county, Or
and all persons having claims agnnst said
ss,zte are notified to presers the sane.
properly verified, to the andersigned At
his hcua sboat 81 miles south OF Albany
OF to Z q AoutAnye at. his o6ee in the
Ssrahzn Pierce brick in Albany. Oregon.
within SIX months iron tie date hereof.
Albany. Or, Mal Z. 1898
[ Il MoSTASYK. THos 4 NcGHKE,
Atts ior AdaIr. AdministralCr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20

President Mckinley is making plans
TO have the var ended and peace between
the United States and Spain with dec
lsration Of peace on the 4th Of July 20
that the eagle may scream in a double
sense. So declares an exchange. This
10 very visionary. You might just AZ
well try to stop cyclone as to have
peace declared at certain time. At the
present sreed OF war it 10 liable to be a
good many montbs before the war is
ended. The actions of the Spaniards
indicate that they will be 3 pretty hard
nation to settle matters with, even
after they have been thoroughly whip
ped. It is TO be hoped that there may
be peacs by tbe 4th of July. But do not
wait for the 4sh. Make Spain give in be-
lore the end Of mex. week Wipe her
ships OF the seas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20
AssIcEFeS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Toe underigned as assignee of L z
Blain, An insolVent debtor, Will On Satar
day the 2lst day Of May, 1893. at the hour
of O'Clock m At the eosrt house door
in the city Of AlbanJ, Linn eouuty, Ore
gon, sell % the highest bidder for cash
the following described real property.
towit:
Property situated In Linn county.
4 farm containing one hundred acres,
three miles southwest Of Brownsville, IN
Jared Michels Douatiou Land Claim. Sec
IL 1pI4
$50 acres in Tp L.. claim 38. aid 260
acres 10 be sold subject 70 . morfgage
thereon
An undivided one halt interest In 480
acres Of timber land on hamilton creek
The residence on the corner Of Broedal
bin and 9Th streets In Albany, Oregon.
same being the west half Of block ~ OF
said city Of Albany
Block 5 In Eikins addition to Albany
Block 81 in Goltra's add to Albany
Aso the following described properly IN
Benton connty. Oregon:
len acres Of land tao miles north OF
Albany, With orchard, ard Is part OF
the ] B Cougil farm. :,
I9 town lots in y & P Asery's add
10 Cor-allis- Oregon
AIso the following described property
In Lincoln county, Oregon:
Let Bras6sld's addition 20 1aq1ins
Heights
Blosk 6 Ysqoina Heights
Best corner Lot on Sye Greek in Cnesss
block
Il lots BafOrd's addition to the City o
Alexandra
Ito Eve ard one half fo1rseenshs o
a certain piece Of property IN West Il
auina. described in deed from Samue
Case TO 6 4 Farrer AMI D AInteiti
recorded
One half un6ivided interest ia one bill
in Yaquina City standing in the name o
r A Bensesi
An undivided interest in Ga acre
adjoining Alexandra
Also the following properly in Seat ie
Washington:
9 lots GreenlAke's addition 10 Seattle
For . full description of the shos'
described property and fall particular
concerning the same apply 10 TIE uude
signed. The undersigned reserves ,h
night to reject any and al bids for sai
PROPERTY cr any part thereof IN ease b
shall deena such bids unreasonable
II C WATsoS, q BExAST.
Atty for Assigree. Assignee Of L E Blsln
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20

The following dispatch from Allan b.
Slauson from Washington to the P. l.
indicates that going to the Philippine
Islands Is ~ very serious matter: The
president is worrying more over the
Philippine than che whereabouts OF the
Spanish fleet. Order must be main
tanned all over the Islands; no easy task.
Nearly ten thousands Spaniards will op-
pose the landing o. our soldiers and it is
feared the insurRsnnts in the interior
may prove ss troublesome as the 5psn-
isrds at Manila. To make the occupation
effective il 10 now believed
it win be necessary to send TWEEN
ty thousand troops. It has been practi
eally decided to continue to send until
that member is reached. II Spain, as
in,imated, inthe Madrid dispatches. has
il in her mind to se'ze the Islands again.
aI least forty thousand troops will be
necessary. The president tully reaiizes,
too, that the present lie the worst time in
the year to send raw and unacelimated
troops to the Philippines. The GUNNER
season there is just beginning, with its
insufferable heat, carrying in its train
disease and death. At this time of year,
oto, the plague, ons of the most fright.
full curses of the eastern country, sets in
The president baa been warned that hs
must expect to lose perhaps q third oI
the troops who are sent to the Philip
pines through heat and disease. The
hot season, it lie said, begins in Marcel
and lasts until June, while the wet sea
son continues through july, August
September and October. The saf,
course wonid be to delay sending troops
until October, yet necessity eompels tn,
immediate departure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20

THAT'S SraAS6E.-From the Guard: "
J Stewart. of Glasgow, Scotland, who
has been looking At the land In this vi.
einity 10 determine its fitness to raIss
sugar beets reports that he does no, end
enough good beet land IN this vicinity to
warrant erecting q factory The capit-
alisis he represents want 10 put up lac.
tory that would utilize the product ol
20. 900 or . COO acres OF land, the way
beets are planted, the ground 10 be
in beets once every three years. Mr..
Stewart has spent two years looking over
the coast for q suitable location, but has
as yet Jailed TO end IL. He saws euough
beet land can be found near Eugene 70
operate small factory. but would be
inadequate for the large factory that his
hackers contemplate erecting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20

From the London Daily Chronicle,
April 20:
fnere are those who grumble, mostly
n the safe seclusion Of the smoking.
rom, st ths almost universal expres-
sions OF 8, mpathy and ami.y with the
Unifed States which the present crisis
has evosed. They are pleased to rail at
the Daily Chronicle, but they for
g-i that, with certain minor exceptions,
he whole English press IL substantially
of one mind on the matter; that papers
IKE the Times and the Daily Mail have
iecisivsly taken the same line, and that
no considerable bodyof English opinion
ca be found anywhere except perhaps
in certain interested coteries in the city
n favor OF the continuance of Spanieh
rule in Cuba. We should be interested
to know how many Enelishmen, Irish
men, Scotchmen, Welshmen, Canadiane,
Australians or other citizens OF the EN-.
pire do seriously desire that Spain
should be victorious in the present war.
@s venture to cay the proportion 10 in-
finltesimal. The common sense of the
eonniry has decided that matter for coed
and all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20

An incident occurred in Chicago the
other day that clearly shows some men
TO not know what they want. 4 man,
bent on suicide, cast himself in Q lake
at one of the parks. and policeman,
seeing the act, levied pistol at the
would-be suicide and warned him, that
If he didn't come out ne would sLoot
him. The man, who thought he want
ed to die, held up his hands. surTen-
dered and walked out of the lake.-Eq.