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the NeW Baptist Church.

The new Baptist church seems
to be In process of realization.
One or two efforts have been put
forth before but for different rea-
sons they were not pushed to
completion. But the present eff.
fort will succeed if there ls the
proper effort made all along the
line.
The money raised several years
ago has been carefully husbanded
and amounts now to over seven
hundred dollars: not q cent uf it
has been lost.
The recent subscriptions have
been such as to Justify an imme-
diate advance in the building if
supplemented by several hundred
dollars. This does not mean
that there will be then In the
treasury enough money to finish
the work. The subscriptions will
continue and all efforts will be
made to avoid anything like a
church debt. Some people are
interested In the new enterprise
from religious standpoint.
Others are interested in it from
a town and community standpoint
lnasmuch as they like to see the
town have good buildings. Others
are interested in it because Of
both Of the above reasons. All
help will be highly appreciated
and gratefully received. The
Baptists here have generously
helped many other churches in
the county and elsewhere and
they deserved to be helped by
others: and many have come to
their aid. We hope that many
others Will do likewise and that
, shortly we shall see the new
house. No one will purposely
be overlooked and every contri.
button will be appreciated
Many drops of rain make a good
shower: but If drops they mus,
be many.
In additionN to the religious
work of church, Its educationa
work is very great and he who
puts money IN it is spending his
money wisely in several direct
! lions. In some respects this is the
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The Old Charleston, Cincinnati,
n Chicago Not Included i'm the
Transfer.
Pull OF Promise For Old Charleston.
Gives a Trunk Line From West
and Insures Business Of Pied
mont Heretofore Diverted to
Norfolk.
Special TO the State.


Charleston, April 29.-The
South Carolina and Georgia rail
road will pass into the hands Of
the Southern railway at ~ o'clock
tomorrow night.
The deal was consummated at
the office of the S. G.. and G. road
this morning. 1t is in the nature
of a lease, and not sale. The
lease is for 80 years, with absolute
control Of all the property of the
South Carolina and Georgia road.
1t is said that the terms of the
contract give the Southern road
the privilege OF purchasing the
property at the expiration of the
lease.
The terms Of the lease were not
made public today.
Vice President a. b. Andrews
of the Southern was seen and
asked for a statement shortly after
the meeting adjourned, and in
reply he said that no statement
had as yet been prepared for the
public, but he would probably
have something TO say within the
next day or two.
Mr.. B. l.. Abney, state attorney
for the Southern road, when seen
said he only represented the road
from legal standpoint and had
nothing to say concerning the
deal.
Mr.. j. w. Barnwell, the legal
representative of the South Car
olina and Georgia road, said,
when asked about the lease. that
nothing could be given out at the
time.
None Of the gentlemen who
were approached attempted to
deny that the lease had been
closed, and it is certain that the
deal, which has been reported for
some weeks, was closed today. Ii
is understood that the Southern
will take charge at once and
operate the line beginning on
Monday evening.
A meeting of the stockholders
of the South Carolina and Geor,
gia road was held to day at the
general offices Of the road, corner
of King and Ann streets. at II
O'Clock, for the purpose Of guar
anteeing the payment and interest
of the first mortgage bonds of the
par value of $1,SOO,OOO, the said
bonds to bear 4 II per cent. in
terest, payable scmi-annually, and
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j. y. Bridge, editor and proprietor
Of The Democrat, Lancaster, y. H.,
says: IL would not be without one
Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when
troubled with cough or cold. 1t is
the best remedy for Group | ever used"
Crawford Bros. d-w-s
Don't think you can cure that slight
stack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or that
it will cure itself. KodOl Dyspepsia
cure will cure it; it "digests what you
eat" and restores the digestive organs
to health. Crawford Bros. d-w-s
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-03

In almost every u"ighhorhood there
is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain'S Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy, or who has been
cured of chronic diarroea by the use
of that medicine. Such persons make
a point Of telling OF II whenever op-
portunity offers, hoping that it may
be the means Of saving other lives
For sale by i. +. MACKEY Il Co
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-03

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup pre-.
vents consumption. One fifth of
the deaths in cities is from con-
sumption, caused by neglected
colds. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup al,
ways cures colds.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-03

Wv pNi PooS VI SSutl dhISS-
ing the payment of first mortgage
gold bonds of the par value of
100000 Of the Sumter and
Wateree road, to bear ) per cent.
per annum.
Resolutions were introduced to
this effect and were unanimously
adopted.
The meeting was attended by
Col. a. b. Andrews, vice presi
dent of the Southern railway, b.
H. Abney, general counsel for
South Carolina of the Southern,
j. w. Barnwell, counsel for the
South Carolina and Georgia road ,
and Mr.. Potter of New York, at
torney for President Parsons of
the South Carolina and Georgia
road.
Tie meeting was in session for
some time most of the time being
taken up in drawing up the res
olutions and papers connected
with the meeting.
While the meeting was called
for this bond guarantee, its real
business was evidently the rat
iiication of the absorption of the
5. {. and q. by the Southern.
There we.e no stockholders of the
S. G. and G.. proper at the meet
ing, though the call was issued to
the stockholders. The :. G.. and
u. was represented by Mr.. Barn
well and Mr.. Potter and the
Southern officers were partici-
pants in the meeting.
The action on the bond matter
was thus practically taken by the
new owners.
For several weeks there has
been a persistent rumor to the
effect that there was deal on be-
tween the Southern and the South
Carolina ard Georgia road, and
when an effort was made to con-
firm the story from the officials
of the South Carolina and Geor-
gia road at this end of the line
the report was denied. The visit
of Col. Andrews to Charleston
were thought to be significant.
and knowing ones were not dis.
posed to accept the denials.
The control of the South Caro-,
lima and Georgia road by the
Southern is considered the best
thing that has happened for
Charleston in a long time, for
it is believed that the Southern
will make Charleston its chief
South Atlantic port, and will es,
tablish a trace between this port
and Cuba and Puerto Rico. More
over, Charleston will be brought
into close touch with the Fled
mont section and will be able tC
recover the trade of the upper
part of the state that has been
lost through unfriendly railroad
combinations during the past Il
years. The Southern already
furnishes a direct trunk line from
RInnh Tura Canf Eroa
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The BEST MEAT
THE Market AFFORDS

Is the kind we keep for our customers.
Call, or send, for nice
ROAST OR STEAK
OF either Beef or Pork. None but
stall-fed cattle used. We also handle
country produce. Meals served any
hour in the day at our restaurant.
S. THOS. BLACKMON.
'PhOne No. 80.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-03

|lsest way to invest a reasonable
sum OF money by each citizen in
a community.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-03
AItgeld Likely TO Die.

Chicago, May 1.-Altgeld is no
better, and his physician thinks
he can not recover.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-03
Shingles ana Flooring.

| have for sale 100000 No. 1
sawed, long leaf pine shingles,
and | also, take orders for flooring
and ceiling. Call and see me, Of
flee at S. &. & Ga, Railroad Depot.
|. w. MOORE.
At April 4.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-03
Chambers i'm Barnwell County.

Columbia, S. C., May LTD w.
Gillian, of Lees, Barnwell county,
notified the governors office to-
day that a well developed case of
glanders had been discovered
there. He asked that a veternity
surgeon be sent there at once.
Private Secretary Evans referred
him to the veterinary surgeon of
Clemson College. -.Grenville
News.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
pasanini ais Gbrmann.

ginen bisber unperDIientlidten grief
bes iamOisn 6ei9ers bringt in GGsii=
mile bic 9onopner rS0ilp Wail." Gin
pilOes, pbdntaltil9es, rubelpies 8e=
miitb ipri6t i6pn aus Der Sanoi6riit,
unb audi Der Snbalt neilt auf Elm tief
perbittertes 8emiitb-ieoenialls 10 melt
es ii6 UNI Yasaninis @efbdltniB gu
ieiner 8attin banoalt. Ger grief lautst
I'm @sisntlitsn:
Berlin, Den |. Mdrs 1929.
Sphperebrter Si9npr Gdpaliere!
Cine Stelle in Sbrem leBten liebens=
miiroi9sn Srief, Die lid auf SisnOra
giandi beSos, bat mid 10 in grliaunen
9eieBt, oaB i6 bic Seantwprtung ppn
Gag gu 3aa peridob. Sic iisbsn unter
Der Goriielluns, oab i'd. uenn i'd trant
tperoen %iollte, aui Die Gorge oieier
Same sdblen t0nnte. Mein 6reuno [!
Geraoe penn i'd trant bin, fuble i'd
ben aansen 8epinn. lie ni6t UNI mid
gu baben. Sb aus Mansel an 9ppf
ooer an SerS-nie bat Vie in iolden
Sagen irgeno etiuas &idtiges 9etban.
SD mDhte bic tiefe Wunoe, an Der i6
leioe, niht allSu iebr aufreiBen. Iber
oieie periOn fiblte ME oas SeoiirfniB,
81 iiuoiren uoer irgeno etpas gu tbun
-uno Ielblt iuenn lie cine Sleinigteit
fir ii9 islblt bat, 10 i6rie lie. oaB i9
lie ME cine Wiago bebanOle. Damn Lief
lie berum uno ersdblte lire Slati69e=
i6iften. @ergebli6 iudte i'd lie Suriit=
aubalten /; lie i~clterte mid umio mebr
nit unauib0rlihen YrppDtatiOnen. Die
6eididte 1T gu lang uno gu peinlid,
I'm lie ausiibrli6 81 ~eraGblen. Sd
mudte lire getannti6aft, als lie md
cine gang tleine Sdngerin mar; i'd er-
3og lie uno ri6tete lie ab, Inn in Gon=
oerten %aefsutreten. Sic bate ni6ts.
au6 gar ni6ts auf Der @elt.-Sebt
beiiBt lie cine 0arcerpbe, Supelen uno
9apital. @dbreno lie nit mir lebte,
oerbitterte lie mein Saiein uno that ibr
MD9lidites, UNI meinen Guf ansu.
ihmdr3en. Gbrlihe W6nner m69sn
Swii4en ibr uno mir ridten. Ginem
Sreuno, ME Sic elmer iino, pertraue
i'd germ Elm fir allemal mein WiiB=
seidit nt6t als cine &edtfertigung,
ionoern als cine Grlei6terung. ga i'd
tueiB, oab Sic i'm llebrissn unterri6tet
iino. laiie i'd oiefen traurisen gesen=
itano fallen, obne meter iiber meme
&rantbeit gu ipreten. SEPT fiible i'd
mid UNI @ieles mObler. Sn Sresben
CAB i9 mebrere GOnSerte, aber i9 iiiblte
balo, oab Der trefilide 9irettor BON
friiber isllte. Sic Sr6eitermuiiter 9e'
b0ren nod INNER 81 ben belten Del
@elt.
SD perbleibe ME INNER Sbr err
gebenlter 9iener uno 6reuno
Niecplp Yaganini."
Der am |. Mdrs in Berlin geidrie.
bene Sriei tam nab elmer NOte auf
benz Sdreibcn am 90. Mdrs in Die
SGnoe pes gIOrcIiaten. Gr lit nidt &c.
nannt; oermutbli6 lebte er in Gcnua.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
Dir }udnNr Nrr Grriibmtbritrn.

Gin iebt beriibmter Sournaliit bat
ii1 iein Nrbeits5immcr nit lenen fleis
men, 10 pielen MIitglieoern Der 3unIt
nur an ppDl betannten Griei6en tape
airen ~laiien, auI oencn Der r9ant uno
bas geoauern" 10 pieler Werle9er aus.
ecorndt IN. bic feline Wanuitripie ni6t
acceptirt batten. Gin oorocrer glatt
ersdblt nod bon einigen onoeren Wc-
riibmtbeiter, Die d6nlide acknowledgement
aus ibrem Yerui gum Sapesiren benuBt
baben. 6rau 6briiiine Nilion bat gum
geiipiel srpei 10 e%igenartig ausgeItattete
3immer in ibrem SauIe. Sn elnem
oerIelben iino bic Wdnoe nit Wiuiits
Hiiden aus ben Spern beocdt. In benen
bic sroBe Sdn9erin auf9etreten 1T ; an
ben @dnoen oes anoeren 3immers
pranaen Die quittirten Iednungen iibe,
bic peridieoenen Siners, Die lie an ben
Crten, no lie geraoe auitrat, ein9enom'
men bat. 9iele beioen &dume gepdbren
ibrer Gigentbimerin 9eniB mebr Ser
aniisen oils oas 8audsimmer zines
amerituniidsn Gdauipielers. eeilen
Wdnoe nit 3eitunssirititen ieiner
2eiliunssn tapssirt iino; bic unsinai'
gen limb blau. bic lObenoen roth ae'
rabmt. gus benz Sorberriten Der
blauen Garbe fam man aber ben
GdluB siebsn. bab Der gliidlibe ysliber
bes 3immers nidt INNER 10 piel erfol9
bate ipie iest. Man iinoet 3immer,
bic nit Sriefmarien. Spieltarten.
Sbeatsrbillets, aud COMPLEMENTARY
fen tapesirt limb. 8ans beionoeres On
tereiis absr peroisnt elm Gunner zines
Qonooner @eiiauronts. bas bas .Muto'
arnrhenaimmfrs nsnnnnt luirn. 9ey
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xuIyen. metne Serren9

-
Oort oben bling, etpa 20 HuS BON
1ooem fort, mein alter @uerpds in
yebenssrobe. senau in oerielben Situa.
tton. IN tpelder i'd i'm Dor As Sabreu
oerlailen bate, Die mahieuoe eide
pafte lbn, oa er nidt lostommen tonnte,
init IN bic SObe ssnommcn! Weine
ebre als Observation-Disclosures Wenid
mar gerettet!~
Gin oumpies @emurmel gina bel
ote'en Worten oes alien @abrbeitss
boloes our6 Die eonse Geielli6ait.
.Sdperebrett, Sberforiter," meinte
3uleBt elm alter 6reuno bon inn, Der
&entier aiibne, .Geine @prte in
ebren, dber cine tolle @ei1itte 1T uno
blelbt es bod! Sage mai bios oas
etne: Sebte Die Beetle penn nob?"
Ter Nlte 9udte ieinen 6reuno inerim=
mig an, oann erwioerte er lan9Iam uno
seoebnt:
rSas tonnte ib BON unten niht
mebr 10 genau unteridsioen, aber i'd
mo1te es falt 9lauben, oenn mas EN-
rihtiser Sdie 1T, Der tann aud pbne
tueitere SeiAditigung unp Seipe9un
iebr alt peroen! Sas tannlt gu 81.
merten !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

gSdnoe iIrieben. Ser Yeiiber, aIs ums
iihtiger 8eidditsmann, bat Die Nuto-
gramme our6 8lasplatten i6lBen LAT.
fen. Namen ME Mascasni, U. H.
Sims. Y~elle9rini, Saraiute, pbil.
Map. Yaoeremsti, Spiii. Melba unb
Nnoere iino Oarunter pertreten. Cine
iunge ameritanii6e Grbin, melde bon
ibren yewunperern nit sablloien Nns
trdgen uno Siebesbrieien iiberl6iittet
wuroe, lit auf Die Soee %9etommen,
bieie grieie 81 elmer grt 6ub9eiims fir
ibren Salon gu pernenoen. SaOurb
bat lie bel CUR l%lnterbaltuns ibrsr
8dlte be%igetra9en; oenn Die grounding
nen Der iungen Game priiIen nit gro=
Der @enauisteit oieie intcreiiunten
Sdriitltide, uno ni9t bios aus Neu-
gieroe. gDir miiilen ndmlid sur Gbre
Der iungm Gmeritanerin tO~nitatiren,
bab fGumtli6e unteridriften uno
Goreiien iorsidltis ausraoirt rporoen
{in0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
Jrnitrulin.
: ,Su, MGnn6eu, mas bs,NblIi

Sic: r9u, Mdnndeu, mas be,oblii
Tu lieber, bic 6leiiderrednun9 Ooer
meinen nelen Sut?"-Gr +: Sic 6lei=
i6errednun9! Isle 9ibt linn oieIelbe. }
@aas9 gierSig Wurt !"-Si rGber
beoente ood-alte S6uloen-!"-gr
,S6pn gut Nber re6ne mir por =
Sic: ,Nun, oas peroe i6 glei6
baben: Sine Mart iicbsig Yienni9' oas
Gleii6, orsibig pIennis' SrintgelO uno
a9tunooreibi9 Mart mein neuer Sut,
ju benz mir Der 6leii9er oas 8elo lieb.
-Glio-runo piersig Martl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
Gin ArupHltdrrr.

Wlller tam Stammtifd ersdb=
lenb): Sd babe beute cine Sepei6e
aus portugal erbalten. "-Saae:
nOCd nidt ettua aus Spprtp2"-
W uller: vSawobl, bier III lie
Saaie fludteno): lin @ottes mill
len, jebt babe id neben benz Mteniden
9eieiien, Otne gu abnen, welden peit-
bero er in Der Saihe bat"
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GuttuuTdluuu.

Gibrer (pOr S~eiieiauns zines 8let=
iders): .Sie maridiren an beiien
9leid binter mir, meme Game 10
Grdulein (seidmeidelt) sic BEN
ten wobl, id bin bic Mutbiglte to
Gubrer: rNein, aber Sic bnben bic
9rObten 6iiBe; oa tDnnen Die Inoeren
In Sbre Gubitapien treten !"
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Tltrrtt.

mama. (oie iOeben ibr Sinh ge=
firafD: SO, mein &ino, gebt Sir's
jeoes Wal, wenn Su unartig bit, i6
mill mid nidt mein gauges 2eben nit
Sir dr9ern - iOnoern mill einmal
Sreuoe uno Gergniigen an Dir ers
leben !"-&ino: mNlio muB i'd leioen
-tpeil gu 10 per9nii9unasiil6ti9 bilt !"
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Brtftr 3nhnurtt.

Serr: .@as 1T oenn oas geiiern
fir elm 2drm bel Sbnen gepeien, Seer
Sottor?"-3abnar3t: .@d, oa uar
Elm iebr fur6tiamer patient bel mir.
Der mid ilebentlid bat, linn einerl
3abn gu aisben, uno oa baben mir eben
Dor Der Speratipn crit Sago auf ben
Wann MAIDEN miliIen! !"
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Splitter.
Dreimal bell benz Wann,
Ser sur Irbsit itngtn lam.

Trcimal bell benz Uianr,
Ser CUR Irbsit iingtn fam.
Wern bid mas erboft,
gSenn bid mas beordut,
Gab Dir MIR Croft,
Sap Dir MIR iSeiti
@eulahl @emah!
9Ste Helm ulo flad1
eiebt All Der Gerger uno Der Crous
8umeiit id)ou nad adt 3agen aust
&s, Sielen bieut. III In Der That
Witt gu bsnsioen:
Gin Suno, Der oiele Serren bat
Wub Sungsr lsioen.
Uenu Gtusr auber iid gerdtb, fett man.
mas In Inn IN.
DE llnbeidoltenbeit tduift ietueu @eui&en'
fenuer,
g gibt aud uotbseorang'ne Gbrenndnnsr.
Mlau uerliert letdter ,ebu Greunse ale stnsu
GstnS.
Hnr Grrtd1t.
Htbter: .Nbsr. Sdmiot, trauer
Gie lid benn tuirilid has gu beidm6.
ren?"-3euge' .@ber. Serr @i9ter.
td babe in meinem Qsbsn idon oft ge.
f9worsn-aber 10 ridtig ipis beut'
babe i'd nod ME aeidwOrsnl'
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31u alrn.

@utte: sd CLAUDE, Su beeebIi
cine 9ummbeit. tucnn gu oos Mdodcn
mietbelt. Sad ibrem Sienltbu6 1T lie
in einem Sabr 0ui sebn Stellen ge.
tpeien. - 8attin: rGben oarum !
Sente Sir nur, mas lie bon ben sebn
Gamilisn Glles erSdblen tann!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
Qm Offer.

Sbeateroirettor gum junsen
@nidnger): rSie Sterbeisene 9elin9t
Sbnen nod gar ni6t! SlOBes lmiallen
seniigt ni6t-Sie m~iiiien ME elm
Wenib uno ni1t wie elm SartOfieliad
Stprhpn ~
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3(uurrfrprru.

Bauer Gum Raoler. Der auf einem
Sbltbaum iigt): .Geb'n g elei' run.
ter bon mein' Baum "-RaoIer:
.Sa. it oenn oa berob'n oua 8 &ao.
fa9ren perboten2"
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3HfHtruittrdr.

&e9iifeur (einer S6miere, gun
TirettOr): rSas 1T gum @erSmciieln,
beute babe i'd ,Sobenarin' angctlinoigt
uno i'm 9an5en SOrf leibt man uns
ieine 8ans!"
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Qm Rfnu,.rouf.

Erfer q i: sd Tam Sbnen
beiiidern, oab id INNER itlagIertis
bin. -3meiter Gut (Glementar=
lebrer): .Nun. inena es n6tbig 1T, biz
ih es aut.~
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Gin AuuuTer.

GabrgaIi lam gnoe Der Sour:
.Sier. &utider, baben Sic 3 Murt."
Sc utder: .Nat. 3 Wart leben
Sic mir Dor bic lanse Sour? sic oen-
ten woll, i'd babe ben S6immel jeltrb=
len. Sic oller Naiiauer, Sie!"-
Gabr9at: .@snn Sic 10 nit mir
reoen, iollen sic aud nur bic Sare be-
iommen; bic madt 2 Wart 50 pfens
niae. eeben Sic mir ioiort so pfennige
retour !--&u der: ~Ta. bic iuf5i9
pfennie Srintjelo t6nnten &c mer bod
tpenigItens laiien-wo Id mir i9On
bapor beoantt babel"
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Auf oeut

@ejsrenoar: .S0ren sic nur,
pie id6n 6rdulein Meier iebt fin9t.
bat lie niGt etpus @sissnbes tn ibrer
Stimme2~ -9teutenant (Wluiit.
feino): .Gsmib. 10 stwas-aur Wutf
reisenoes."
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BON 8emetnoen errihtete
6pteIs 9ibt es in iol6en Orten
Sdmeoens, bon beusn mon anrimmt,
bob 9ourifisn ldn9ere ooer iiiraers 3sii
In ibnsn perfpeilsn tperoen.
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"gb, juten Bag. Serr Meper! ga.
ME jebt's Sbnen. tuie jebt's oenn Mut-
tern?"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

Gov. Geer says that most Of the Urs-
Ron boys desire to remain 10 the service
OF the government at Manila and would
re-enlist as regulars. The government
Office at Washington hat investigated
the matter and finds that there are Z per
cent only OF that class. The governor
did come poor guessing and evidently
has not seen many OF the letters from
;he young men written tn their relatives
and friends in which they have ex-
pressed al almost universal desire 10 get
away from the Philippines. AZ the
same time they are there. the strife 10
OF with the insurgents. and the govern
msnt can't back down bat muss 10 on
until the matter 10 settIed. The boys
enlisted not to fight the insurgents bus
to free them from the Spaniards. A,
the same time experience has proven
the Eilipinos are no better IL 40 decent
as the Spaniards. and there 70 nothing
IeIt now but to give them . drubbIng
Il may again be remarked that we have
gotten an elephant on our hands Aad
must feed him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
From the Repablic.

From the Repablic.
That big element Of honest American
citizenship antagonized by the Pres;-
dents strange devotion to Alger cannot
be brought into line in 1900 by the
slnshfund tactics which created AigeT-
ism.
There is one thing less for the dog to
worry himself about than for the horse.
He doesn't have TO lie awake nights cal.
culaling how long it will be bslore cleo
tricity cuts bim out Of his job.
with Porto Rico nov crying for char
ity, it begins 10 look ss If we have
merely succeeded in freeing Spain from
some very undesirable almshouPe OBJ
legations.
II ]. Sterling Morton should not cue
ceed in starting his new political party
there is one just launched in PrUto Rico
that might find use tor him as q rudder.
If John Bull is willing to exchange the
British West Indies for the Philippines.
Uncle Sam would doubtless be glad 70
give him Aqulnaldo to boot.
DON Carlos's repeated uprisIngs that
never n.aterialize threaten 70 immortal.
izs him as the Kelley Motor of modern
Pretenderp.
Ohio is no hog. She has put In only
AZ ,56l applications for census snumera-
tors-and IL ere are folly 50. 900 places to
fI.
Glue manufacturers are now trying Il
effect consolidation. 1t ought to be ar
easy thing for them to stick together.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

At the Jefferson Club hanqus. in Nil.
waukee, Mayor Carter Harrison Of Obi.
cago was the principal speaker. He said
In part:
Ii lice in the power Of the young demo-
eFacy Of the nation TO carry forward the
crusade sf purity In politics until coVrup.
ton shall have been driven from high
places. until honesty shall control in al
departments Of municipal. state and na
tionel COVER nmeLt. The ssalwaFt DEM
ocracy nesd not look for an incentive
The example 10 set Tor 1t 10 the psrsoE
OF our natioaal leader. Two ysArs sss
abe party made lie fight under 9 lsadsl
With personal character % blamelsss
that the people followed him and ioliss
hin still with such zeal as the cFusader
displayed in the palAdins Of old.
ours is the party Of the people. I'm
less We serve the people honestly ana
fairly. re are fA.thleRs 20 our trust
Duty requires us 70 strike the frst blo'
81 corruption within cur own party TAnk
Lst the word 90 IoFsh. the democrAe
will not tolersts . msu. no matter hot
psotuss his professed devotion 70 th
panty creed, Who doss nos place his CT
legation 60 the public above any 40
every personal consideration.