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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City Live Stock.
SIOUX CITY, Ia. July l..
HOGS-Market 30 higher. Range Of
prices, $.46@S.60.
CATTLE-Market for butchers active,
steady; stookers, very dull
Sales ranged at g. 25@4.S6 for beeves;
1l.5O@4.46 for COWS, bulls and mixed f.;
o. coo 40 for stockers and feeders; $50
05. 10 for yearlinss and calves.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
PETTus FOR ANNEXATION

Alabama Senator Makes the First For
x NAL Speech for tho Rssolutions.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-For nearly
six hours the senate had under discus
sion the Hawaiian annexation resolu.
tions. The first formal speech in favor
Of the resolutions was delivered BY Mr..
Pettus (Dem., Ala. }. His address wal
strong and patriotic. As Democrat
he ma'n tanned the question was in nc
sense party issue. but the proposition
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
MADE NO PROMISE
Admiral Dewey Has Not Com
United the Governmental
the Philippines. H.
Leaves Merritt Free to- Act
When He Arrives and AS
sumes Control. *
l.wzs.
INSURGENTS STILL ACTIVE
INSURGENTS STILL ACTIVE
Occupy BaluCan Province and
Capture the Governor
and Family.
ARuinaldo Expresses Conf
denCe America Will Right
All Wrongs.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The navy de.
department has received dispatch
from Admiral Dewey, dated Cavite,
June %. He made no mention of rein.
forcements and said he had avoided
committing this government to any
policy and had left General Merritt
free.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
BROOKE TO PORTO RICO.
Believed He VIII Be Made Military Gov
eenor of tho Islaud.=

ernor Of the Island.
WASHINGTON, July At is now
pretty we'll understood that General
Brooke will lead the expedition to Porto
Rico, and that he will be made military
governor Of that island after its, cap.
ture by the American forces. General
Brook has at his command about So.
600 men. It is said that forces under
General Brooke may 60 first 70 6anti-
ago, there to remain until General
Shafter has accomplished the'objeot of
his campaign. 1t is regarded as all.
important that there be no setback in
Cuba, for the Porto Rioan campaign
can easily be deferred. vi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
MANY OFFERS FOR BONDS.

0ovornneut Has Had Applications to the
Extent Of o70O, OOO. 600.
WASHINGTON, July, 2.-1nquiries at
the treasury department elicit the in.
formation that the total proposals for
tho new government loan. of .920O, 900. j..
900 aggregate $3.50. 00o, 900. OF this
amount there have been received and
absolutely accepted subscriptions for
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN.
Feeling Was Intense Among Washing ton
Officials.

Feeling Was Intense Among Wsshlng tor
Officials.
WASHINGTON, July 2. - Just two
months after the battle Of Manila and
on the first day of the month, like tina.
glorious engagement, began the first
set battle of the war in this hemis.
phere. Never before since the declara-
ton Of war has there been such a feel.
ing OF intense interest and anxiety
manifested. The officials clere have
done everything possible to strength.
on General Skaters hands fol
the great conflict he is waging and
they have an unlimited confidence in
his discretion, his bravery aud his en-
orgy.
General Miles is of the opinion tina,
the action was in the nature Of q
heavy skirmish
All Along tho American Front,
particularly on the right, and that its
main purpose was to develop the
strength of the enemy, and, il pos.
sible, learn the vulnerable point along
the Spanish front. This. however,
was based only on the lack Of definite
information and General Miles felt
that any hour might bring word of q
general engagement. The military
authorities here are fully considering
the chances of retreat of the Spanish
army from Santiago and are endeavor.
ing so to shape events that General
Skaters forces will not only take San.
tiago but will capture $4,000 Spaniards
before they get away northward to
effect juucture with General Pando.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
Punp,nr static. Burned.

CAxP DOUGLAS, Wis, July 2.-The
bath house and pumping station on the
grounds were destroyed by fire during
the morning and troops now here are
without water.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05

was one that ought to command In the
circumstances the support Of men in
all parties. He had q heated colloquy
with Mr.. Gallery (Dem.. La.), in the
course Of which the latter intimated
that the Alabama senator was afflicted
with senility. Mr.. Pettus was very
vigorous and resentful Of what he
termed an insult. Mr.. Caffery subse.
quently disclaimed any intention Of in.
sulting Mr.. Pettus.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
ANNEXED BY ENGLAND.

British Cruiser Takes Possession OF Eight.
cen Islands In the Pacific.
LONDON, July :. -Acoording to dis.
patch to, The Times from Sidney, n.
8. W., the British cruiser Mohawk has
annexed 10 Islands of the Santa Cruz
and Dur groups in the Pacific.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
Not Considered . Rreaeh. !

TORONTO. Ont. July -a-The Even.
ing kilograms London special cable
says: The protest Of the Spanish am.
bassador against putting together the
parts Of the United States cutter
Gresham In Canadian waters has clio.
tied areply in the British foreign Office
to the effect that it is not considered q
h. s..cl4 ~ -. ..~----...y laWs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
Dynn mited the Safe.

Ell PAso. Tex. July 2.-The Texas
and Pacific westbound train was held
up and the safe dynamited at Stanton
siding, near Midland station. Blood.
hounds and posse have been sent to
the scene.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05

JACKSON. No., July 3.-James Lail,,
q prosperous farmer and his wife, iv.
ing three miles south Of here, were
murdered by John, Hendricks, . 49,
year.old farm hand, who had been dis.
oharoad.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
JlNGLEs AND JEsTS.
A Plea For the Old

A Plea For tho Old.
The air is full of buoyancy,
The park Is full Of life.
On every side plainly see
The world with Joy Is rife,
And I would join the merry chat
And romp, but hesitate,
For then am reminded that
Ny wheels not up to date. ,
A pretty whee, it is, I'm sure.
It's built on graceful lines.
The nickel looks like silver pure. ID
The fresh enamel shines.
The frame and all to me appear
Like model ninety.eight,
But It was purchased late last year e.
1t 10 not up to date.
30 when I spin along the path,
a A maiden fair beside, a.
Who for me great attraction hath,
Some man, too eagle eyed,
VIII side up or this year wheel
And on its points dlate. =.
One glance from him, away steal
~ Ny bikes not up to date. ... g..
Would were back long years ago, a..
When walking was the style,
And on two legs this world below
Did traverse many mileI
Then, by my tailor fashioned fair, (
The outlines bowed made straight,
M gallant steed, yclept sha1ks' mare.
Tas always up % datei
~ l. y. Bulletin
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, July l.
POULTRY-Live, in good demand.
Spring chickens 11@l3o; hens 70;
ducks, 60; turkeys, 6@Sc.
BUTTER Firm. Creameries, lac
16c; dairies 11@l3:.
EGGS Steady. Fresh, 100.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS, July l.
WHEAT-July closed at 8411c; Sep
tom Der, 69Ac; December, $3.50. On
Track-No. hard. 87Ac; No. North
ern, 85Ac; No. 2 Northern, 83Ac.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, July l.
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, $3.50;
No. Northern, s31lc: No. . Northern,
Sic. To Arrive-No. hard, $500; No.
Northern. $3.50; September, 7OHc;
July, $40.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05

WHEAT = July. 7oko; September.
7Okc; December. 70Ko. -
q. CORN-July. $3.50; September, $50;
December, ss7fc; May, S53<c.
OATS-July, size; September, 90ho;
May, $3.50. !
PORK July, - ~ Septembtr. t0.07.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-05
%, Paul u..sn Stock Yards.

'. u. R0Wl UNION 0t00k x1t0es'
SOUTH ST. PAUL, July /.
HO9s-Market strong. Quality only
Range of prices, e8.47k9a70.
,CATTLE-Markst steady, Good de-
mand. .3 "'2Gs@" f' .St S -
sales ranged 81 @l.oo0koo for stockers;
ea.5o0a.50 for COWS; Al00A00 for heifssa
q. 4O1A75 for steers.
sHEEP:--MI.rkes steady at yesterday'a
,s+ salss ranged aEas.s504s5 for muttons;
oR.00oa - for lambs.
- Chicago Graia anA Previslons.
CurrA 0O Iulv
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CLOSING PRICESA

Chicago Grain ana 'Provlslons.
~--~--- CHICAGO, July l.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13

troll OF the cab service In the entire Dis
trict Of Columbia, thus interfering with
the rights OF individuals already engaged
in that work. (See Gong. Record, page
S909.)
On april, 5, 1898, he voted to make q
gift Of $3.50 900 OF the peoples money to
q shipsuilding firm. while the shipbuild-
ere OF his own state are neglected. tSee
Cong. Retord. page ssS5)
He again voted against the recognition
Of Cuba, and also against taking action
on the disaster OF the Maine. (See Cong.
Record, page 4i96.)
On April 81, 1893, he voted TO seat a
gold democrat as q Representatives, and
attempted to turn ont Of his seat the
regular democrat who was elected by .
clear majority. The scheme failed be-
cause q large number Of republicans
would not allow such injustice to be
done. (see Cong. Record. page 457s.)
On April'2S, 1898, he voted to allow
railroad companies in the Indian Terri.
tory, to merge, and to lease other lines.
thus giving the railroad companies in
that ssction IN opportunity to increase
and water their capital stock and add to
the burdens OF those who are compelled
to use the railroads in marketing their
agricultural products.
In fact, the record Of this representa-
tive is unequ4led by any in the United
States. and the state Of Oregon must do
her duty on election day to prevent his
return to the 56th congress. II the inter-
ests Of the people would be protected.
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A Measuring OF Purses.

From the World:
Spanish per cent bonds are at 325z
and declining.
American 1 per cent bonds are at ll711lI
TO ll9 and strong at those figures.
Here We bavs the keynote TO the mill.
tsry situation. War 10 matter Of money
Spain must take about 20 cents for dol
lar Of bords and pay 4 per cent for that
dollar. We can get liz cents for dol
lsr of bonds and pay per cent for that
dollar.
That is 70 say, Spain must paw IL or Is
per cent for money, while We can bor.
row 1t at about . per cent or less.
In Spain gold is at 0 per cent premium.
That is to say, the money 10 worth only
q trifie more than 80 cents on the dollar.
With us all money is at par and likely to
remain 20.
In Spain the bankers hold now nearly
the whols of the public obligations, for.
elgn holders having unloaded upop them.
With as the foreign hcldsrasrs 90 reluc-
tant 10 ssh our bonds that continuous
stream otsold hassf ssfogsd for months into
both sides Of tbs country IN payment for
grain and provisions exported.
Spanish fina1es is % bad as Spanish
narksmansbip. Ours is as good as The
eunhery lsf Reaf.Admiral sampson's
feet.
1t would be mercy TO Spain for Eu.
ropeaD governments TO inaist on her sur
render to our demands before her re.
sorrces are completely exhausted.
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ApnIHIsIRaIoRs .EoIles

Notice is hereby giyen that the under
signed mas beea appointed edninistrztor
Of The estate os Debo-ah. Ewing. deceased,
by the county court of Linn county. Or.
and all persons having claims against said
sstate are nosifed 70 present the same.
properly verified. to the undersigned II
his home about 38 miles soath Of Albany
or to L q Montznye At his os6cs in the
Strahan Pissee brick in Albany. Oregon.
within SIX ncuths from The dafe hereof.
Albany, Or, MAJ Z. IS2S.
[. II MoyTASYK THos q McGHEE,
Atty 10. Adm-. AdnieistratCr
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The Record of Hon. Ii. Tongue.

An examination of the Congressional
Record shows up 10 the 18th of April
there were 81 roll calls during the 55th
Congress in the House of Represents
tives, out which he was absent 26 times,
failing to do is duty or dodging the re-
sponsibilIty.
Trne to his English instincts he voted
to allow pelagic sealing in the waters Of
the Pacific, thereby containing The de
struction of the eeaIs. lSee Cong. Re-
cord, page 225.)
He also voted January II, 1898, to cut
off debate and railroad through bill un-
der consideration involving $2l .562,
1856. (See Record, page $751;
He voted to make the producers and
miners of gold In Oregon pay the cost Of
transportation to the Mints from the As.
say Offices thereby putting an additional
burden on an important induttry in his
state. (See page 5s4 OF Cong. Record
On January 81, 1898 (see page 900 Of
the Record he voted again, Insisting on
the above exaction.
He vosed in favor OF an extravagant
monument in the little town Of Danville,
ILL.,, involving half million dollars Of
expense, at time when the most rigid
economy is necessary, and the burdens
of the people are exceedingly great. (See
page $50 of the Record)
On Jan. 10, 1898, be voted 10 favor Of
q point of order which denied recogni.
tion to the suffering Cubans, and that
war existed. (see page sl6 of the Rec
ord.)
On Jan. 20. 1898, (see Cong. Record,
page S64l, ne voted sgain to help defeat
another resolution under consideration
recognizing the belligereney Of the
Cuban people.
On Jan. 26, 1898, when the proposition
to appropriate 1885,, 600 to the Methodist
Book Agents was under consideration, he
lodged the question by not voting. (see
Cong. Record, page 1927
He voted in favor of paying The U
bonds in gold. thus adding to the profits
Of the bondhoIder and increasing the
burdens Of those engaged in agriculture /,
and every other producing interest. (See !
Cong. Record, page 1872 J
He voted to uneeat 7 s PIowmaB, who |
had plurality of 2.305 votes, thus dis.
franehising 1912 voters in tine ionrth |
congressional district of Alabama, when |
he held his own seat in Congress by the
narrow margin OF SO votes.
he lodged voting when the bankruptcy !
bill was under consideration-a measure
which would give relief.to honest debt |
ors in his state. (See Cong. Record. !
2l70)
On March 3. 1898, he voted for Q meas
ure tending to injure and limit the cir
culation Of country newspapers, thus /
affecting the interests Of the great mass
Of people, and limiting their opportunit.
les for cheap reading matter. (5ee Cong. .
Record, page 273S.)
He voted TO authorize the merging OF
street railways in the District OF Colum,
bia, thus giving corporations the right
and opportunity to increase their capital
and still further water their stock. (See
Cong, Record. page 2s3S.
On April 4, 1898. he voted to give the
PsnnsyGania railroad, the largest rail-
road monopoly in the United States con.
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The Spaniards continue to display that
lack OF sense which has characterized
them from the beginning of the present
unplsasantnsss. BY tie way it is the
same kind Of sense they have displayed
since the beginning of history. II Spain
has ever done a eommendable thing
except the voyage of Columbus.
since the beginning of the world the
DEMOCRAT doesn't know what it is. It
would take q pillion power magnifying
glass to zee what little they have. This
can hardly be said OF any other nation.
The history of England. Germany and
France presents events both in literarv
aud military aspect that any nation may
well be proud of, but Spain has almost
nothing to offer. It is almost discredit-
able to whip such . fiste OF . country:
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Admiral Dewey, the man who with
five boats entered bay at night over
mines, whipped fourteen Spanish boats
and took an island, destroying q feet,
killing three hundred men and wounding
four hundred others, without the loss of
q man, with only six wounded and with
almost no damage to his vessels, We bow
to him and acknowledge bis bravery and
join with the universal expression OF
thanks and congratulations. Great is
Admiral Dewey,
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INTERESTING EXPERIENCE

OF Iowa Lady Who Was Cured of
Dyspepsia After Suffering for
Twenty-Five years.
Mrs. Sarah A. skeels, an estimable
lady residing at Lynnvilie, jasper Co 1,
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from Dyspepsia, and her complete res
soration to health is 90 remarkable that
we present the facts in the case for the
benefit OF our readers, many of whom
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There is not patent medicine mad.
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that and nothing else; and among all the
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Mr.. Geer's Record.

House JOINT Resolution No. 9, resolv.
ng'ahat the sense Of the Legislative As
sembly be that the commieeioners Of the
worlds fair prohibit the sale OF intoxi.
eating liquors on shs fair grounds during
the continuance Of the fair, came cp be-
fore the House on Jan. 10, 1891 and .
vote being taken, Mr. Gear, then speak
or Of the house. voted against the reso-
luton. See House Journal, 1891, page
20.
Senate Bill No. ], bill to repeal an
act to create and establish Board Of
railroad Commissioners, the bill having
pass ed the senate, came mp in the house
on Feb. 10. 1891, and ON molten to in
definitely postpone tbs bill the ayes and
noes being called. Nj. Geer voted to in
definitely postpone the bill to abolish
the railroad commission oct. See House
Journal, 1891, page S46.
Senate bill Isl, . bill to exempt earn
ings ot debtor within tLirty days. passed
the senate and came up in the house on
Feb. 90. 1891; vote being taken Mr..
Gear voted against the bill. See Journal
1891, page s45.
House bill 27S.a bill to regulate exces.
Give freight rates on the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Co., linss via, the pass
OF the Columbia river. through the Cas-
cade Mountains. came up in the house
on Feb. IL, 1891; vote being taken Mr.,
Geer voted against the bill SEE House
Journal. 1891. page 7s5.
House bill l6s. an act to repeal an aei
to create and establish Q board OF rail.
road commissioners, etc., came up in
the house Feb. 8. 1898; . vote being
taken Mr. Geer voted against the repeal
Mr.. King voted for the repeal. Sci
House Journal, 1895, page 515.
/ House bill No. 204, a bill 10 create th.
county OF Blaine out of the county o
Benton, came up in the house on Feb. Is
1898; 9 vote being taken Mr.. Geer votes
for the bill, MI King voted against 1t
S,e House Journal. 1893. page 853;
In 1859 . resolution was introduced il
the house to favo. the election Of Unites
States senators BY direct vote Of IN
people. Dir. Geer voted against the re
solution. See House Journal, 1889 psg
l59.
In 1889 Q bill was introduced creatin
board Of railway commissioners. Mr.
Geer supported this measure. See Hous
Journal, 1889, page l7s.
A bill was introduced in the house il
1883 providing for the exemption Q
homesteads from attachment. Mr.. Gee
voted against this bill. See House jour
nal, 1889, page 6ss.
In 1889 . registration amendment va
proposed to the constitution of the stat
Of Oregon for the purpose of preventin
frauds at elections. Mr.. Geer vote
against this proposition. See Hous
> Journal, 1889, page $50.
in 1898 Mr. King was Q member Of th
hsuse with Mr.. Geer, but not o membe
in 1889 or 1891. Mr.. Geer was not
member in 1895.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
zXtCUTCR'S k0TIrE

To AL the crs ditors AMI persons iater
ested IN The estzie Of Rebeca Smith de
ceased, yoa are be eby noti5ed that have
been duly appointed e1scutcr Of szld estate
by the county cogrt OF Linn county, Ore
eon. therefore. aH persons having Claims
against said estate are hereby notised and
required TO pres-nt the sane to me- With
the paper vouchers, At the szw once of w
& BiIyez in Albany. Linn county, Oregon.
within six nozths from the date hsr-of-
Dated this Is. day Of January. lsSs.
SAxUH READER, ExecuIor
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WOOD WANTED

Notice is hereby given that sailed Did
will be received BY school district No.
Linn county, Oregon, up to the 9th ds
Of May, 1888 al the hour Of o'eloek d
a, for erntract for furnishing ll0 ce-d
seasoned grub oak wood and 10 Cos
body sr, cak wood to be not less than 1
inches in diameter at smallest ead, feet
lcng. straight. and free from limbs, 81 to
oe split from large trees, free from knots
and bark. All wood to &c dylivered AZ
school buildings IN said district Is may BE
directed On CT before Septspher l. 1893.
closely corded. Bids viii be received for
all Of the wood. or in lots Of not less than
- cords.
Dated this IdEa iaT of Nav. 1855
FE ALLEN.
School Clerk.
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crrr BoAnD OF ESuA1.uArros -Nosisel

CTrY BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoS :-Noties
is hereby givea that the city eouSrsl II The
city OF AI62ny Oregon. will meet, and st
as board Of nqaaliEztien, at the '>ouncil
chambers in said city on Monday the 2Srd
day of May 1898 II the hour of 2 O'Clock
In .he afternoon Of said day, for the pur-
pose Of examining. correcting and equal
izing the assessment Of said city for the
year 1893. And also for the further rur-
pese of making the tax levy upon said
for the year 1898. Given By
order Of the council Of the city OF Albany,
0regoh. made the 10Th day Of May 1893
n. HESroS.
Recorder Of the city Of Albany.
Albany. Or, May, llth, 1898.