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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
1TALY,s CABINET TO STICK.
Recent Rioting Part of Plot
Against the Monarchy.

London, May 1S.-The Rome correspond
ent of the Daily News says: 1.-THE danger
of cabinet crisis has been surmounted
and the ministers will meet Parliament at
the beginning of June.
There now seems no doubt that vast
regular plot has been concocted against
the Italian monarchy.
1T was directed, some say, from Switz-
erland, some from Paris, some from
London. Action was to be confined to Re
publicans, Socialists and Anarchists
while the Ciericals were to help it on with
their influence"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
GAVE DEWEY PLANS OF MANILA.
OrnithOIOgist Struggled Them Past
the Spanish Customs officers.

OrnithOlOgist Struggled Them Past
the Spanish Customs officers.
Cincinnati, May H.--William Dohersy,
an ornithologist and entomologist, has
just returned from the Philippine Islands
VIA Hong Kong and San Francisco. He
succeeded in passing the Spanish Gus
toms officers at Manila with complete
plans of the city, the harbor, the FORTH
cations and minute details of the arma-
ment for Consul General Williams, to be
delivered to Admiral George Dewey.
The plans and drawings were concealed
in newly laundried shirt which was
folded, pinned and banded in the usual
style and put with other clothing in his
trunk.
Arriving at Hong Kong early in April
he delivered the supremely important pa
pers to Admiral Dewey on the olympia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
VOLUNTEER ARMY MUSTER.
Inrollment VOW e2.sso Men wlth

Enrolment Vow 92,5sO Men with
Eighteen states Complete.
Washington, May 1.-THE volunteer
army is rapidly nearing completion Re
ports received by Adjt. Gen. Corbin to-
night show that 90 $50 men have been mus
tired in. Eighteen states have completed
their quota, as follows:
California, Georgia. Idaho, Indiana, Kan
sas, Maine, Maryland Minnesota, Massa-
ehuserts New Hampshire, Ohio. Oregon,
pennsylvania, Vermont, Washington
WesuNirginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
CONTINENTAL TOBACCO COMPANY.
Early Contamination of the Deal for
ITS ORGANIZATION Expected.

st. Louis, Ma, May 1.-THE Republic
will say tomorrow: Indications point to
an early consummati ton Of the deal for the
organization of a gigantic continental to-
baeco company. 1t is understood that the
capital stock of the new corporation will
be fixed q t $50 ,O0O. 600, and that it will take
in all of the big plug tobacco factories in
the United states"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
wnr sunnIien OF for Tnmnn.

Norfolk Va, May 17.-Twenty-fve car
loads of war supplies were shipp d to Tam
pa to-day from Norfolk vie the Atlantic
Coast Line
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18

Paul Marshall Of Pittsylvania county.
Virginia, and Saul Marshall Of Polo Ark,
are twin brothers who are now in the 97th
year OF their age. They are both in good
health, resemble each other much In ap-
pearance, and are of very nearly the same
size and weight. II there are any cider
twin brothers in the United States they
would be pleased 10 meet them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
BIG FIRE AT BATTLEBORO.

Nineteen JeweIry Firms Burned Out
at Loss of 100000.
Battleboro, Mass, May IS, a. m.-Fire
broke out in j. NJ. Bates watch case fac
tory in Mill street in the jewelry district
at 1915 a. M, and spread to adjoining
buildings, and il still burning fiercely.
The present loss is estimated at $4,000
Nineteen jewelry firms are believed to
have been burned out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
ENEMY's GUNBoATs IN PACIFIC.

7 W. tHHtIs Oh IsDUU IUHs HIdCH He-
ported at GuayaquiI.
San Diego Cal, May 17.-Capt. Leutz,
commanding the U. S. S. Alert, now in this
harbor, reports that there are two Span
ish gunboats of about 1900 tons at Quay
aquil .Eucador, and that they have been
there much longer than neutrality laws
allow. This is the first news received of
any warships being on the west coast
of America. The news was given to Capt.
Leutz by the captain of Panama steam
er which called at Guayaquil.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
bryan TO RAISE REGIMENT.
Gov. Holcomb Issues Him "A Commits
sion as Colonel.

sion as COlonei.
Lincoln, Neb., May 17.-Wiiliam J. Bryan
Is % organize a Third Regiment of Ne
braska volunteers TO tender their services
to the President as soon as mustered.
Gov. Holcomb to-day issued him com
mission as colonel, with the authority to
proceed, and Mr. Bryan told the Asso-
eiated Press correspondent tonight that
he would accept the commission.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-18
NINE FALL WITH AN ELEVATOR.

Seven of the Men Dead and the other
Two Expected to Die.
Boston, May 17.-Nine men in the employ
of the Columbian Fire and Roofing Com
pany to-day fell a distance of more than
100 feet with an elevator in the building
now under construction for the Boston
Wharf Company on A street.
One man was instantly killed, six others
have since died of their injuries and there
is very little hope for the recovery of the
other two.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

lion owned by the government at the
rate Of 81 500, 600 = month destroys every
argument advanced by the gold standard
men againat the coinage oil the seignor-
age. The amount to be coined each
month 10 less than was proposed by the
siiver men, but authorizing the coinage
Of any amount was recognition OF the
principle advocated by the silver men.
II 10 already announced that the sugar
trust and the Standard OIL trust will re.
fuse to pay tax of one and one quarter OF
ons cent on their gross receipts In excess
Of e250. 900 imposed by the war revenue
Law, and will 20 into court to fght the
constitutionality Of the law.
II 10 openly charged on every hand
that much Of the einconvenience that the
troops have been put to has been direct.
ly traceable TO the Incompetence OF
many Of the civilians appointed 10 inn.
portant staff positions by Mr.. mckinley.
Secretary Alger now says that in ter
days every man in the army will be pro-
vided with his full equipment for war
Then there can be no further valid excuse
for potsering along instead of at one,
fighting the war to . close.
There have been ugly reports iron
time to time Of the lack Of harmony he
tween the fighting branches OF the gov
ernmens, and upon more than one occa'
sion Mr.. Mckinley is said to have had T.
exercise his authority to compel them +
work together. It 10 also said that ther
have heen frequent clashes betwsel
Gen. Merritt, who is to command th
army in the Philippines. and secretar
Alger; also between the latter and Gen
Miles, who is reported to have charge
, Alger with being responsible for the de
moralixation he found existing in arm
! masters when he got to Florida. Non
, Of these things are pleasant to write, bu
: they explain why things are not movin
: faster.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

Joe Letter, the wheat gambler has fal-
Zen, and great is the fell OF Letter. Il
could almost be heard even upon this
Pacific coast. Letter Ia the man who
cornered wheat in Chicago and received
the credit OF raising the price co high.
He did raise it some, but the TACT 10 that
the conditions were all right for the
price of wheat to 20 mp. The big short.
age could do nothing else than make II
rise, the same 90 bug crop and result
ant surplus, even the prospect OF 1t. ID
bound 20 make the price fall. 90 IL haa
at the present time. The problem 10 .
plain one when you know how to solvs
it, but she trouble is that too many peo'
pls wait and work ths example back
wards, and then IL 10 too late to do then
any good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

WAsHISGroS, June l5.-By q vote Of
20s to 81 the house adopted the New
land resolution providing for the annex
alton OF Hawaii. The debate which was
continued without interruption since SAT-
arday has been one of the most notable
~ this congress-, the proposee annexa-
ton being considered one of great COM
merciai and strategic importance by its
advocatis and being looked upon by its
opponent as involving radical depart
nre from the long established policy OF
the country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
Washington Letter.
From eur regular Correspondent
Washington. June 10. 1898

Rrsm cur regular oousspoadsa,
Washington, June ID, 1898
Il q not surprising that Admiral Ssmp-
son shouid have shown impotence In
his dispatches to Washington because Of
the delay In sending him the troops
promised. He mas bad within the last week
ample cause for impatience, aye, and Tor
Indignation, too. He destroyed the ont
or forts at Santiago and had everything
ready troops TO land. but there were no
troops; he esptured Guantanamo Bay,
and ssill holds 1t, for the saue purpose.
but the troops which ought to have been
there to land were ON transports anchor.
cd at Tampa, held up by orders from
Washington, on the account Of the cock
and bull story about Feet OF Spanish
warships being ut Havana ready TO steam
out and capture the TROOPS 40 soon as
they started, until Sampson could detach
number Of his most formidable shipe
and send tbem TO convoy the troops to
Santiago. Meanwhile Sampson's ma
rines hold all the Cuban ground they
have captured. Although nothing of
6cial can be obtained, there 10 reason to
believe that the troops are now ON their
way to Cuba, mder convoy. The fire.
quancy with which holdup orders have
been sent from Washington when inn
portant movements are about 10 Be
started, on no better foundation than
wild andimprobable rumors, presumably
ofSpanish origin, makes it look as though
somebody who has influence enough to |
control the issuing Of orders has the mis-
fortune to have streak of yellow down |
his backbone. Il cannot be stated TO an
absolute certainty who this individual |
is, but, unless the delays have been pur.
posely made to prolong the war, there
10 little doubt that he exists. Ii is only
where those in command are out OF |
reach Of holdup orders that notsble sue
cssses have been obtained.
Orders have been sent to Generals
Coppinger and Lee, who are 10 command /
The Porto Ricari army, to get their men |
ready to start, but there is 100 telling
bog many ho.dop orders they will have
10 contend with before they get of.
Oh yes, indeed, fnds4dl /
rae A good little boy is. Temmy Reed
After beng compelled by the majority
'fthe House 70 get ont OF the way OF
he considsration Of the resolution for
he annexation OF Hawaii, Gar Reed has
be audacity TO say, through bis thick
md thin followers, that be meyer stood
n the way Of the majority. or intended
o stand In the way. This comes too
sse to help the political fnrfune Of the
jzar--exCzar nov He has been de-
posed by Mr.. Mckinley, and will never
gain WELD the autocratic power be has
lad.
The fact that the war revenue law
provides for ths coinage OF tlae silver bull
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

Ths Cleveland Plaindealer giyes this
az the coming orator Of the commence
ment day. "leoms mot here" He said.
in shrill and fiery tones, ''to beiittle the
beross Of old. They played their part
well on tbs great etass Of life. They
we're brave men ell OF them. and The
world would sadly naiss its Leonidas. and
its winkelried, and its William Tell.
Bot" dramatic pause, ARE they 10
the same eat-e-gorf With that western
child OF he-ro-ic des-ti-ny, he who
steamed into q hostile harbor-" great
applause, she who laced the enemy
without moment's hesitation" more
applause, she who claims the rugged lit
tie state Of Vermont as his birthplace"
wild applause. "a commodore yesterday,
an admiral today" vociisrous applause
"I refer to that splendid and resistiesa
child Of freedom. George Dewey Wig
orous and long continusd applause. And
then let us look to the gateway Of that
ancient city Of the besuteous Antillian
isle.' Expectant Applause. LET NJ
look 70 that devoted handful Of picked
heroes" Applanss increases. Those
heroes dared death in an awful form, -
spplAuse wakes stronger. ''to do their
state an eternal benefit" Applause gets
vigorous. 81 refer, Of course 10 that
young child Of destiny" more applause.
"thas noble SON Of AIabama." /" still more
appiauss. "that demigod in blue" great
applause. "thas spiendid example Of A.
msriean manhood, Richmond Pearson
Hobsonl %
Deafening and long continued APP
plause, in the midst Of which the happy
youth bows again and smilingly strides
away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

Not many Of the Cuban refugees in
Florida are enlis.ing for the war. This
10 due. 1t is explained, TO the fact tha,
they are cigarmakers and cannot march.
their peculiar employment units them
for physical labor. They can sit day af-
ter day rolling cigars without becom.
ing tired bu. few OF them can walk more
than . mile without exhaustion.
Spain has heretofore annually export
81 to this country about s.. 900, 600 worth
oforanges, nuts, ra,sins and wines, Thi
year trade will be Supplied by the peopl
Of California and Florida.
The "life tree" OF Jamaica is harder to
kill than any other species OF wooden
known. II continues to grow and thrive
for months after 1t has been urrootsd
and exposed to the sun.
The Austrian government has enlarged
the boundaries of Vienna to such al ex-
tent that the metropolitan eea Is now
half as large as London twice as large as
Pare, and three times as large as Berlin.
z
N"-Ta-sss. r2r RtSts UeasA
Cassantee2 tobacco hahi: cure, makes veak
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

The Pendleton E. o. says Joe Simon
will probably be the next U. 8. sen.
stor from Oregon. Joe Simon will prob
ably be nothing Of the kind. The Ore
gonian says so and doesnt the 0regonian
know. Joe Simon's U. S. senatorial time
has not yet arrived. he 10 not yet big
enough. Were he to be elected 20 that
exalted position he would probably be q
second Mark Hanna on . small scale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
Clubbing Rates.

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
Rext year will give to its subscribers .
SIC. 900 residence in San Francisco rent.
ing for $60a month, s., 800 u. 8. bond a
81, 500 gold nugget and hundreds of other
Things. You can get the Examiner and
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT for 81. so year, with
the DAILY DEnocRAr by mail Tor $4.25, by
carrier 1915. in. advance. The DRno-
cRAT will order only on comoination pay.
vnent
sfL0U1s REPUBLTC, semi-weekiy
one of the best papers in the United
States. and the DsHocRA-paiA in advance
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
TERMS.

DAILY DRMocRAT, 25 cents per month
$500 per year in advance, SOC per month
not in advance. BY carrier, 10c per
week. 10 per cent added II allowed 10
run over months. Single copies DC.
WEEKLY, 81. .25 In advance; 81 so at end
OF year; sl.75 for second year; 800 for
third and preceding years, when not paid
in advance. Clubs of Eve nev subscribers
at $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
Left c.a,z p.,,..,,.

WASHINGTON, June, s.17.-The state de-
partment has received the following dis
patch from Gibralter:
The reserve feet left Cadiz yesterday.
The first ii passed the rock bound for
Carthagena for orders; the last three
had troops on board. This is Admiral
Cameras Cadiz squadron, and appears
TO be in the Mediterranean, bound for
African Shores"
The army officials werei satisfied, on
learning today that the Cadiz fleet had
sailed, that the ships would 90 to Porto
Rico rather than to Cuba, If they crossed
TO this side.
MANILA, June, 12.-Spanish power is
crumbling in the Philippine islands,
General Pena and a thousand Spanish
soldiers were surrendered at Santa Cruz.
Similar surrenders have taken place at
Laguna and at Pampanaga, in which
case hardly anybody was killed.
The Americans can take Manila with
in "a hours after the troops arrive. The
city is now at the mercy OF the American
feet.
wal be Annexed
NEw YoRK, June ia special to the
Herald from Washington says:
Vigorous efforts are to be made to get
the Hawaiian annexation resolution
through the senate by the first of next
week. Annexation within the next two
weeks is now considered 80 certain that
the administration Is considering plans
for formally takiug possession OF the
islands and raising the American flag
over them.
Fun the blockade
KINGSTON, June, ia dispatch from
Manzanillo, province OF Santiago de
Cuba, received here TO today announced
the arrival there of the steamer Pruisi-
ma Conception, which sailed from King
ston about o'clock Thursday morning
with food supplies for the Spaniards, and
carrying, it is said 800, coo in gold.
MADRID, June, I7.-There are a mum
Der Of rumors in circulation as 20 thu
destination OF Admiral Cameras feet
one that the warships are heading 70
Boston, with the intention of lombard
ing New England towns. and anothe
that the feet is.-going TO the Philippi
mes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

We
William Russou and George
Rnseon DsfendAnsa.
To George Rnsson the above named de-
fendant:
THE NAMEO OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. You are hersbY required 70 ap.
pear and answer the complaint sof the
above plaintiff, in the shove entitled cours
in the above entitled cause nov 90 hls with
the clerk of aid cosrt, On or before the
tirst day Of the next regular term Of said
court. when said term of sad court be-
gins on the 27sh day of jana. 1888. ct the
court house in the city Of Albanss Linn
county, Oregon. And you are he ,eey
further notified that IL you fail 10 appear
and answer said complaint Is hereby re-
quirei, the said plaintiff win apply 90 the
said court for the relief prayed Tor In said
complaint, towit:
Fret. For decree of szid court Sirect
ing said mortgage mentioned in said com
plaint to be foreclosed and the lands there
in me ntiened, towik. Lot numbered enc (l)
OF section thirty four tS4l 10. tovnshiP nine
south of range one sast of Willamette Msi
idiAn in linn county. Oregoe, containing
forty four and tiftY six one hnndredths 81
an acre to be sold and the proceed. thereof
CO be applied 70 the payment Of the costs
and endorsements Of this suit and the
charges of making snch sale and TO The
payment Of the sum Of $50 astorney's feea
IN sold .rit, ANA 70 the paymeet Of the
sum of $500 in q 3 gold coin and interest
thers6n at the ratsfof s. per csnt per an
mum from the secood dav Of October, 1895
until paid.
Second. For decree foreclosing sAii
mortgage and barring you and all pefsoni
claiming by, through OF under you Of aay
right, tirls or iDterest or right or equity o
redemption in said premises or any par
thereof.
Third For decree that il the procsedl
Of srch sale be NOT sufficient 70 pay ali o
said sums of money. that plaintiff TAX
Judgment agAiaEs on for the balance n
naming unoaid after said proceeds are D
applied <s
This sammons Is pablished By order o
the Hon H H Hewitt. judge Of said court
said order being made and dated on tn
18th day OF May, 1885.
WR BIGYEU,
Attosnsy fox Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
Laundry Notice.

Vernon Ramp has accepted a position
with the Albany Steam Laundry IN the
absence of Capt. Phillips and will have
full charge of the delivery wagon, eoliee-
tinn etc. All work will be sent ont In
first class order and liberal patronage OF
the public is earnestly solicited.
IL. ]. PHILLIPs, manager.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
From the PendIe.on 60:

Daily for weeks the Portland Tribune
Toasted oil its scoops" OVER the Port
land Or~goaiSn aad spoke eneoursgingiy
81 the large amount OF somebody's
money II vas speeding for news. The
Portland OreEonian answered all Of this
galP with silence and the people barely
learned OF the existence cf the vain and
tooilsh TrIbuce- The Tribune Is ROW
dead; the Orego0ian IS still printing the
reEs. without erzg or oI1sser. /, is
quite likely that history viii repeat itself
hereabouis az no disisntdAy- The hen
what does de lo1dest eaeklIa' rebsr LAYS
de biggest egg" As i Is xith hens, 50
IL Is with newspapers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
The Next Legislature.

ACCotulnk W VIC IcAut0s uUN tus b1F
next legislature will have ~ republican
msiori,y. In the senate there are "a
republicans and uniOnisss. house, =;
republicans, IL unioni.is. The members
by counties, are ss follows:
SExATE,
Baker and Malheur-wm. Smith. u.
Baker and Lincoln-John D. Daily, y
Clackamas-Georse C. Bro~nelI, :
Clsckamas and Mariou-L. L. Porter
Claisop-C. W. Fulton.
Columbia Washington and Tiilamoos
&c. W. Patterson. r.
Coos, Curry and Iosephins-C.E. Har.
mon, T.
Crook, Klamath and Lake-B. DAILY d
Douglas-A. W. Reed, Z.
Gillian, Sherman and waseo-E. B.
Duiur, d.
Grant, Henry and Morrow. W.
Morrow, o.
Jackson-T. Cameron,
Lane-I. d. Driver. r; W. Kuyken.
dali, r.
Limp r. Kelly, r. J. Glenn, u.
Marion-L. J. Adam, r. n. ]. Looney,
v.
Multnomsh George w. Bates. r.; J.
E. Haseltins, t.; Donald Mackey, T.; Ben
Selling, r. and taxpayers league; Joseph
Simos,r.
Polk-B. F. MuIksy,r.
Sherman and wasco-John Mitchell, r.
Umatil!a and Union-T. C. Taylor, 7.
UmstillA-George w. PropsteI. =.
Union and Waila-Justus Wade, D.
Washington-E. w. Haines, r.
Yamhill-w. A Howe. r.
HOUSE,.
B,ker-W. f. Grace. u.
Benton-R. J. Nichols, r.
Benton and Lincoin-G. -. Davis, r.
Clackamas--Alex. Thompson, =. J. L
Kruse, r. George Knight, u.
CIatsop-JoLnl Young. r.; G. ]. Cur
tie, r.
Columbia-J. E. Hali.r.
Coos~-tieorge p. Topping, r.
Coos and Curry. Huntly, r.
Crook. N. williamson, r.
Douglas-Conn, u; Wilson. u; Won
acoit, u.
Gllliam-S. q. Dawson. 7.
Grant and Harney-R. N Donnely, r.
Jackson--E. V. Carter, r.; Z. a. sher-
wrn, u; Matthew Stewart. r.
Josephine-James W. Virtue, u.
klamath and Lake-W. A. Massip
gill, r.
Lane-F M. Brattain, T.; Ivan Nc.
Queen, r.; w. A. Gray, U.
Linn-D. NJ. Jones. u; Fl. NJ. Palmer,
l.; ]. ]. Whitney. u.
Malheur--J. r. BIackabY, u.
Marion--W. L. Commins, r; E. Fl. |
Flag. r.; A. Lewis. r.;J. w. McCulloch,
;; John McCourt, T.
Morrow-E. L. Freeland,r r.
Multnomah-J. G. Bayer, r.; George
!. Hill, r.. s. c. Beach ~; 5. Farrell,r.;
'eter Hobkirk, r.; R. Il. Moody, r.
iecrge 7. Myers. r.;J. Thornburn Rose.
); John T. Whally, r.
Polk-E. +. Gregg. u; j. b Stump, u.
Sherman and Wascc--J. W. Morton,
;; Albert 8. Roberts,
TiIlamook and Yamhill--I. W. Max
Vell, r.
Umatilla-L. b. Reeder, r.; J. +.
'mith. r.; A. ID. Stillman, u.
Union-D. A. McAlister, d.; +. =.
'tanley, r.
Wallowa-Peter Fordney, u.
Washington-Abner Briggs, r.;H. W. |
darsh, r.; J. r. @. Thompson. T.
Yamhill-C. Butt, r.; E. F. Lamp /
on, r. ]
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

Some OF our Oregon exchanges are dis
eussing the question whether Miss 6oaid
did right to spend ss5. Co ssr 5 dog eal-
lar. On one side il Is asserted that it is
q good thin9 as she has pseaty Of money
and 1t puts it in eirealatIo1. and on the
ether thai Il is gross extr2v2ssnce and
that Rome fell Just because Of that kind
OF carrying On. Take yoar choice
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24

". s. U'Rea has sued TIE Oregon City
Enterprise Tor $1,000 D.d.. : know as
there was paper in the valley lh4, had
as much money as that. The DEsocRAr
doesn't know anything about this case.
but eandidly any man who goes into pol-
itics should take what copes ss a part OF
the business. Il is too bad that the pol-
ItieAl business has got down that way,
but il is too much fact.