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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

DRIVER Young man speaking tng"s,n
and German. know. clty th.rols1iS %.
ANYTHING. HENRY KBRsTEN. 800 Last
10Th 81.
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MACHINERY.

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At REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. ta.ly
guaranteed. machinery bought and ca
changed. GDOGGB b. EDDY. 3vs Mad
son A.
ELECTRIC MOTORS ani lynamls. new
ard se. oui hand. all sizes bought eN .
clarser. installed. ID $. HODNMB. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

COOK By the week or month. expert
enced. reliable Protestant oman. thor
oughiy understands her business. good
baker personal reference. Mrs SMlIIfk.
20 West OJ'h ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

CARnr%EP. Care gentlen1ans place
glass. poultry. stock. HANDY Win ioois
sister references. moderate wages. Al
dross RELIABLE. Box =. Milhurn. y =
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L wa.croi 40 ~ which is virgin hardwood iotts.
Entire length ~ trout stream ON property, ir.hfr .
Railroad. 49, miles from N"N YORK ana t"'',,'' ...
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WHITE PLAINS choice home sites, 100 ieet 'o,,'
w al modern improvements, AZ prices tha' "''' ,.
t.i.fc 100 srtieirg enough 20 those niei'-tr'- \ p"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

roArlfNaT USEFUL MAS or GRooh
~ suede 81. thoroughly experiences
v.l.h harness and saddle horses good ridrr
and driver. cavalry man city or ~ ,,ll.
STREY FERT. car- Woofhead, I'D Las
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

cOACHNAN Smart appearing tnslsn
man. thoroughly competent. seiHih.
Years uncxreptiorsh,e zoe mn en-a' n
from prominent mefr01oh'an 'ah .l's -.
nj rive. strictly temperate peins-fsirg
trustworthy. GEORGE io-o Broadway,
store
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GARRETT CLEANING.

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CARPETS cleaned ~ steam. ~ hand or
On ths floor Careful CaiTet Cleaning
CO. 5.s Broadway AL East 4Sth-st
COE & BRANDT Tel 1872 3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

nov ~ Public School graduate IN
wh0loslta house or Office, WIN ','a
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GEORGE r. sCHIEFFELlN

Attorney fo- Plaintiff.
The following Is diagram - the property he -o'i
- frlfc
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DRESS MAKING

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fre worker GPElG i1l West 22d-si.
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UNITED STATES CLEANING. RESS-
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rear Gth-ave
500 SKIRT co.. % WEST 18TH ST
Ladies tailoring ard fancy dresses al
tie lowest prices. perfect 80 guaranteed
s. To So French dressmakiug cutting.
hasfiur jOo.. glove fftirg evening din
rer and wedding ffNus-oauN. men cutters.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Imperialism :. nd MIlitarism

(From John AorIev's Speech to Scotch
Liberals.
You may call il iingoism, you may call
it imperialism, cali IT what you like-I
know the Thing, aud whether il comes
from Liberal teachers or from Tory
teachers would beg Of all my country
men, and thosr who are more than eoun-
.rymen, my constituents, to remember
What imperialism IL in the tenss in
which it 10 now used.
Imperialism brings Aith It mIlitarism,
and must bring with 1t mIlit&Fism. Mil
itarism means q gigantic expenditure.
daily growing. 1t msans an increase IN
government Of the power OF aristoeratic
and privileged eIssses. MlliIarism means
the profusi5n oil the taxpayers money
everywhere, except in the taxpayers
own home, and militarism musGr
mean war.
And you must be much less we'll read
in history than take the LiberiAns Of
scotland toIbe il yOp do not know that il
not war that hateful demon Of GaT, ,bu,
white-winged peace that has been the
nurse and guardian oftresdom and just.
ice and well-being over that great army
Of toilers upon whose labor, and priTa,-
ion, and hsrdships, after all. the great.
neEe and strength of empires and OF
states are founded and buils up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

the body and oEe feels tired and depressed
the use Of Psine's ceIeET eompound viii
drive agzT the Fhsumatism pain CT the 81
Of indigestion and Correct tie failing ap-
petite Which keeps pare % closely with the
digestive power.
Here IL heartfelt letter az IT was writ
ten on Dec. I2 last ID Mrs- William Nel-
Eon, ~hc Is cashier Of the Central Relirf
Committee of chicago:
Gentlemen II have uFed Paine cslsrs
compound several times for the past two
years for liver and kidney trouble. have
sweIled up and fe,t sick and bad. The
doctors medicines never helped me, bat
Paineis celery compound always did
There Is poshiEg like II. Ii u splendid. -
Nerve tension Is eisguIsed under good
many symptoms that induce tho0ghties<
people to apply come useless local remedy
when the cniy isstiGR relief viii eoms fro1
purified blood. kidneys aroused 70 work.
stomach sscre<ing abundance Of digestive
juices and toned-up state Of the nerves.
For THE there iE no need Of further spruCa
a 70 the value Of PAine's esIegy compound
than can be furnished by The readers owr
nisgh6ors If yOu will take the pains &
make Inquiriea. The best test Of The val5s
os PGines celery compound il to Try II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

The elder Sothern once sAw q notice in
q country inn that q convention ol clergy
men was to meet there the next day /.
Each clergyman upon arrival received q
note, signed with tie landlords name.
requesting him to say grace at dinner.
the signal to be q bell rung in the Office.
Sothern had noticed that the landlord
sounded bell every day as the guests
seated themselves for dinner. Every
thing went off TO Sothern's complete sat.
isfactioD. The bell rang and mp rose
every clergyman and began grace, then
stopped, looking askance at each other
Some began again, some sat down aud
got up again. The scene for some min
utes was one of confused boShing mp and
down, with mutterings. The landlord
stared 10 astonishment, and Sotberp put
on look OF polite anxiety ard surprise.
He afterward expressed sympathy With
the landlord in bis anger, bot left the
inn that day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

The profound and comrrehersive inyes-
LEGATIONS Of Prof. Edward Z. Phelps, the
diseoverer Of PkiDe's celery compound.
have robbed disease Of much Of its alarm
ing character. Eos@s
EaGure has prvVided in the liver a safe
guard without which Everyone would die
from the slightest imprudence ia diet.
The blood loaded wiih poisons reached the
liver, the excFeting function os that organ
arrests them and they are thrown back 10
the bowels This is the action Of the
healthy liver, but this perpetual oFerwork
al last doea What oveF-fuEctionai act sity
does for other oFg2ns-impaIrs or destroys
their eIGeting power and OPUS The door
toiBriRht's disease and diabetes. Psine's.
celery compound enables the IiyeG to Eork
without tearing itself to pieces. Itsupplies
neiyOus energy 10 the organ and prev nts
irritation. Il Puri6es the blood and does
MT leave the whole purifying task to ore
organ. whether liver, kIdnev OF bowels
II obriasss tie collapse OF any ore of iheF-
| organs. and prevents disezka.
II not only regulates tbe nervous orzsn-
fEAsion. bat directly no1rishes it; sends
more and better blood 10 supply the wasted
nervous and takes the killing strain froul
the kidneys.
When pains appear in di.fereat parts d
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

The precipitation OF the fight between
the insurgents and the American troops
was not unexpected. Under the strained
condition of affairs something was bound
to occur OF this character. 1t did occur
and We now have another serious prob
lem to face, and 9 war on our hands, 4
different kind OF war from tnat which
we started out to engage in, but one
which having on our hands, most be die
posed Of Our blood warns for our SOL
iiers, and yet it is with regret that We
read the particulars of the engagement,
for our citizens generally hoped that the
differences might be settled Rmicably
without resort to arms. 1t cUuld have
been.easily but for the eouduct Of Aquin.
aldo, who has in ali probability been
paid to oppose the Americans. The
DEMocRAr is opposed to forcing any
people into submission, for soch is the
imperialistic style, but in this case there
are many reasons to believe the insu'.
gent leader was fighting more for gold
than for freedom. The proper course
would have been for the insurgents Il
have laid down their arms in the firs
place aud placed themselves under tbs
protection of the United State, whiI'
the new situation was being adjusted
and then the people Of the islands should
have been permitted to form their Owl
government, under the protection Of thC
US Even this course was made i'm
possible under the plan Immediately fol
lowed by AquinaldO. AS much as il is t
be regretted, the United States now hai
no alternate but to make the insurEent
. submit, and if at all this shorld be don'
rapidly, in Dewey style.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
All Sorts.

Hunting for coins is such profitable
business in China that it is taught ss an
accomplishment in some Of the schools.
Russia possesses over 500 female doc
tors.
1t takes 1900 tohs of paper to MAKE
the postal cards used in the United
States each year.
The utilezation Of grain elevator waste
for sheep aad cattle food has given rice
to q new industry in the northwest. The
waste brings 81 ton.
II two tuning forks Of the eame pitch
are placed facing each other, the one
sounding the other silent, in Few sec
onds the silent one will be giving out q
distinctly audible note.
Mrs Tan kim, late OF SingApore,i is
buried IN SIC, 900 cofhu. 1t was decor
ated with silk, gold and precious stones,
and vas the most costly coffin ever con-
structed in the Straits settlement.
There 10 one portion Of the human
body which continues to increase in sizs
throughout life, and does not ceass with
the attainment OF maturity. This is the
crystalline lens OF the eye.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Other States have the same troubles.
An Indiana paper says: One Of the
questions that has been bJtherfng the
Indiana Legislature. and il continues to
worry, is the mileage matter. Under the
existing law members are allowed 20
cents mile for the distance travelled be-
tween their home and Indianapolis. A
bill has been introduced 10 reduce the
allowance to 10 cts per mile, and var
ious amendments have been offered to
the bill to make the sllowsno still low
ef. What the republican majority will
do is a poser they don't like to let go Of
this little perouisits which given theml7
cts per mile on their travelling TO and
from legislative etssion, and yet they
feel that people demsDd that this legal
game of grab be stopped.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Too Much.
From the World.

From the World.
Follow ing Senator Lodge, the Tribune
says that "the only claim made against
the treaty ia that it secures to the U S.
too much.
The World pleadslguilty OF bringing
this complaint::ssagainst the Philippine
article of the Paris treaty. 1t brings to
the United States
/. Too much expense.
A cash payment of 100000 for a
new war-and war against a people,
struggling for their freedom-to be toi'
lowed with an addition Of s2OO, 600 ,OcO q
wear to the national expenses, is had
bargain.
2. Too much assimilation.
We have already LAC, 900 negroes, g.
249, $40 OF foreign born population, 25O,-
600 Indians, 9OO, 900 Porto Ricans, 100,
900 mongrels in Hawaii and 1,25O,OOC
Cubans to assimilate. Is not this bic
enough job even for our benevolent
Uncle Sam? DO We really need Malay
pandemonium 8, ,0Oo, 900 strong and lO.'
600 miles away.
8. Too much despotic power.
A standing army 100, 600 strong, with
shoulder-strap satrspiesl scattered ovel
the world, under military rule, are no
only incompatible with but dangerous t.
republican Institutions.
4. Too much distraction from holn
problems.
We are aware that our great and goo'
President-second not even 10 Washing
: ton, according to Day and Hanna-ha
said that We have "no home problems
} that need take our attention from th
. noble task of subiecting and civilizin
the inhabitants OF the thousand island
3 in the China Sea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

President Dwight, at the recent annual
dinner of the Hartford Yale Alumn
association, gave this explanation why
he resigned: 81 lay down my offics not
because am oId-seventyis is not old
but ii is :he.end OF the summer term,
and vacation time has come. My theory
of Iife,has;been the, in just this regard;
/ believe life was made just as much for
one period, childhood, prime and later
life, and every man should prepare him
self Tor the late afternoon hour, go that
life may grow happier till the golden
time, late IN the afternoon. look for
ward to coming years of greater happi'
ness than have ever known"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Washington Letter.
(From Our Regular correspOndsnt.1

WASHINGTON Jan. S0th. 1899.
Within the last week, VI Mckinley
has been personally, harshly criticised in
both House and Senatt. and in each body
one OF his critics was publican. In
the House, Representatives Jerry Simp-
son, and johnson, oil Ind, jumped on
him for bowling to public opinion, right
or wrong and in the Senate, Senators
German and Hoar gave HIM fits for de-
cliDing to furnish the Sraate with copies
OF the instructions given 20 the Peace
Commissioners
Senator German ha yer posed as
an alarmist. but he W. ers to speak
the truth because it ns 10 alarming
Just before the Senate ...s I'd the regular
| pension appropriate which carries
$145, ,O00, 900, Mr. GoIms made speech,
calling attention to ths =. hat although
it was estimated that ,Lr 81. with Spain
would add SO, 900 names 20 the pension
roll, unless our troops we're recalled from
the tropics before the sick.y season, no
provision, whatever, has been made in
! the bill for the increase. Mr.. German
concluded With this sign 6cant predic-
tion: within thres yesrs rom this date,
the pension roll will amount to Sl65 ,00e,
600. If you add to that the cost oi
maintaining your army col 900 q mar }
the American republic will ia the year
1900, expend more for its army and pen
sioners than any other Ration on the
face of :he earth. This is fact which
the American people VIII have TO face
and they ought to know nov, IN advance
, what is coming to them. 4 the schemes
! and projects which are he'ag forced up
J on US are carried out
Gen. Miles is still pi!ng up evidences
official and..unofiicial. tia he beef fur
4 nished our soldiers IN Cuba and Port
3 Rico. was unfit to eat He has Aboutai
] ready convinced evesyooG except tn
members OF the admia .tratiou, and c
7 the War Investigation Commission, tbs
= his charge was true. bnt seem de
q termined to stick to il -. the beef VI
b good.
9 Secretary Alger put sua,ber slight NJ
p on Gen. Miles in connection with n
J. finding Of the Ea9an cou martial. tt
Te army regulations prov Il hat the find
t., ing of couTt-martisl shs be forwards
le to the Secretary OF Wac through Il
y commanding general OF he army, b
Ee Alger instructed the judge Advocate
q. ignore Niles and. hand tue finding
N him directly. and n Ssz done.
ne Senator Butler. 'r ,s nting q resol
~ tion OF the North Carl IA legislature
le the election OF Senators vote OF 1
re people, called attent'or g this being /
:. twenty-fourth lsgisla ii, TO sdopt suci
Id resolution, and said 'hsi . constitution
Sc amendment ought IN be a. once adopts
to citing the several exist.n. deadIocks 9
re scandals in legislature 4s an argumen
he its favor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
PEARLY TEETH,

so highly and Justly priced. are assured
bv the use Of our ALIENS TOOTH
POWDER, which prevents all accretions
under the Genital surfaces and keeps them
clear, clean, and natural in color. With
regular applications OF this powder the
teeth will not decay and the annoyance
of an early resort to the resources Of den.
tistry is avoided. Keep your teeth ae
long as nature will permit. Using our
ALIENS TOOTH POWDER viii enable
you to do this. Price only Is cents per
box. ia. CUMMING,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Marvin Turner and Roy Saltmarsh
have charge Of the Oregon department
the American Soldier published at Ma
lima. In the Christmas number Just re-
ceiyed they say: We have seen hap
piness defined upon the faces Of child
ren at Xmas trees on Xmas night when
Santa Claus made his annual visit. We
have been children ourselves. But the
boxes packed.with good things tbalhave
been arriving ali week bave been more
than Santa Claus, more than trees and for
the first time many realize what q really
happy Xmas means; happy it can be
made il the dear ones far away could but
see what good their tnoughtfulness has
wrought. They woula then know that
they have indeed made our Xmas happy.
One man received box weighing 2SS lbs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
STOCKROIDERS MTETIRG

Notice 10 hereby given tkzt there will Be
a meeting Of tbs stockholders Of the Odd
Fellows HaII BriIding Association, hsld 1t
the store of julius Joseph. in AibanI, Ore
won. On Monday the 6sh day of March.
$50. at the hour of 2 O'Clock p n OF saId
ay, for the purpose Of eiectiEg seven ~
directors TO serve for the ensuing year, and
10 transact any other business thai may
rne before said nesting.
Dated tins the day nt Feb. 1893
J. JosKPH.
z A PARKUk. President.
Secretary,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Battle at Manila.

MANIA, Feb. s., s:i5 p. m.-The long
xpected rupture between the Americans
and the Fillipinos has come at last. The
former are now engaged in solving the
Philippine problem with the utmost ex-
petition possible.
The clash came at S 80 yesterday even
ing, when three daring fiiipinoz daried
past the Nebraska regiments st Santa
Mesa, but retired when challenged. I hey
repeated the experiment without draw
ing the sentries' FIRE, bat AZ the ihlri
time Corporal Greeley challenged the
Eilipinos and then fired, killing one oi
them and wounding another. Almost
Immediately atteFward the Filipino$' line
from CalocAn to Santa Mesa commenced
fusilsde which was Intellectual.
In the fight t,aai ioiloEed twenty
Americans were killed, 8 from Washing
ton, s from Nebraska. 5 from Idaho and
from California, while abou, l23 we're
wounded.
Thousands Of Filipinos were killed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Nathan Scott, United States senator
elest from West Virginia has au income
OF sac, 900 a month. Why those who ha 70
succeeded in robbIng their countrymen
should be entrusted with law making
passes comprehension, but that is the
fashion under the election OF United
States senator by Legislatures. It would
te different if these high offices were
filed by q direc. vote Of people. Only
millionaires and corporation lawyers can
hope to get into the United States senate
under the present plan Of electing
senaforR.-E q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

A senator, who is close to the admin
lstration, In discussing the Philippine
question the other day, esid II the Flip.
mos did, no submit 10 American rule,
he would have them whipped to death.
When II is Iememered that the war by
which we gained q shady title 70 the
Philippines was waged in the interest Of
humaniiy--it would seem this iE rather
harsh treatment to propose. But 1t is
justified by the radical imperislists -
Ew
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

A farmer in New York state. startled
by an alarm Of fire. jumped from HE
window and broke his neck, while his
wife and five children quietly walked
down stairs and outdoors in safety.
His rash act is explained by his famiIy
and friends on the ground that he had
been kept on the Jump all Of his life and
in his sleep it came second nature to
jump from the window.-Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

The conduct OF the Filipinos shows
empba;ically that they are people that
We want nothing to do with in a nation
al way. The idea OF making peopleloi
their character a part Of us is nct receiv
ed with relish by many people. What
we know Of them makes il plain that we
will have more trouble with them than
We have even had with the Indians.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
$io0 Reward 800.

The readers Of This paper will be
pleased 30 learn that there to At least one
dreaded des<Ase that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages, and that is
CAiArrh- Halls CAIarEh Cure is the on
iy positive cure known TO the medical
fraternity. ca.Arrh neing Q coussitu
uonal dsseas~. requires . constitution.
al treatment Ha.ra Cafarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mncous surfaces OF the
system. thereby destroying the Iounds-
tion OF the dissase, and giving the patient
strength By building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The prcpFleiors have 50 much faith ia
lite curative powers, they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure Send for iiss Of teEtiouals.
Address. E. J. CHENEY 4 Co.
Sold b. Drcggisss. s5c. Toledo, q.
Halle Family Pills are the best
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Honesty does not require us to hang
our oil paintings faced to the walls tha
our friends may see that they are mad
on coarse canvas. 1t is right to appear
always at our best. Give the world your
brightest thoughts, your most courteous
speech, the outcome OF your kindest i'm
pulses, and purest motives, no matter II
you are conscious that these things are
above your ordinary level. God mad
the flowers show their colors. not thei'
dull, fibrous matter to load the air with
their oders. not with the rankHess o
their sap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Old John ShsrmAn says that all the
officials implicated in the beef scandal
should resign. His long experience in
politics should have taught him that
men Of that stripe are not easily touched
on point Of honor - they have to be hit
with a club on the solar plexus Rep
liz