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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-30
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CELEBRATION.
At SiIetz Agency, Tuesday, July 4th.

At SiIetz Agency, Tuesday, July 4th.
There will be a celebration of the
National Holiday Tuesday, at the
grove just above the Agency build
ings.
For refreshments barbecued OK
will be served free to all.
Good speakers will be in attend
ance.
No drunkness or disorderly con-
duct will be allowed.
Our Lecope Tillicums are cordial
ly invited to be present.
JNO. M. WILLIAMS.
GEO. HARNEY, President.
Grand Marshal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-30

WANTED. TO sell or exchange,
a lot, valued at $6c, in College Hill
ad. to Eugene. Will exchange for
good horse.
E.J. NORTON, Yaquina, Ore.
Stayton shorts, -four and chop at
Yaq. Bay Mere. Co.
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No truer or more tragic words were
uttered than those spoken by the coun-
sci for Dreyfus In the court martial
proceedings ut Rennes, when replying
to General Mercler's remarks, he ex-
claimed: Always the dead. sandherr
is dead; Henry is dead; Du Patty de
Clam is not coming" The conspiracy
Of the generals is being barricaded be-
hind dead men. who tell no tales.
And then there is that remarkable
court which is trying Dreyfus. and
which. through Its head. Col. Jouaust.
lets no opportunity escape OF express
ing It's prejudice. It is an amazing ex-
hlbItlon Of unfalrness, without all
form Of reason or law, and monument
al travesty on justice. No sooner had
Labor let the almost despairing cry
escape him than the president of the
court cut him on short, declaring that
he would not be allowed to make sfch
observations. How about the military
witnesses? Are they stopped? Oh,
no. They are permitted to dow on with
the most irrelevant talk, to make
speeches, expressing opinions as to the
bearing OF the testimony Of others on
the prisoner; acting, in fact, in no
other capacity than prosecutors, in
stead ofwitnesses, pleading the cause of
the government in place Of giving tes-
timony. The trial is nothing more
than a monstrous spectacle of injustice
and prejudice, and for this reason 1t has
infamed the minds Of all people who
love fairness and equity. Can France,
under these circumstances. blame the
outside world for its sympathy with the
accused person SO hedged, hampered
and browbeaten?
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


Don't busy yourself with unimportant
things.
The man who always looks before he
leaps seldom leaps.
It is easier to dow hat is right than
to get credit for 1t.
A girls idea of an eligible man is
one who wants to get married.
The difference between love and dys-
pepsla is merely a matter Of years.
No one ever heard Of appendicitis re-
sulting from a diet Of sour grapes.
A few temptations beset the indus
trIous, but all temptations assal the
Idle.
Some gold standard politicians be-
lIeve in the 1s to 1--that Is, 16 votes for
800.
Results Impress US more when we are
ignorant OF the process by which they
are attained.
About the time mans argument is
exhausted he begins to lose interest In
the subject.
A man may care but little for social
recognition, but he draws the line at
being cut by barber.
II the better half was allowed to
make all the bets the other half would
probably come out ahead Of the game.
The only difference between specula-
tlon and peculatlOn is "A little crooked
ness. The fact that there Is a little
crookedness about the letter IS ex-
plains this-ChIeago Daily News.
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PASSING PLEAsANTRIEs.

In ChIcaRo-''She says II she couldn't
have a family crest without buying one
ghe'd do without crest" i dare say.
She is notoriously the stingiest woman
in Chicago. detroit Journal.
.Your wife, 1 believe. Is a strong
minded woman" "Oh, don't know. !
should rather regard her as brittle
minded" "Brittle-mlnded2" yes; she
mas been giving me pieces OF her MIND
for several years. '-Household WORDS
First CORPORATION Dlrector-"our le-
chi department Is getting to be very
expensive" Second Corporation Direc-
tor-''It is, indeed. Very. Sometimes
am almost tempted to think II might
be cheaper to obey the law."-Puck.
Not Observation-Disclosures Come,
Bobby Climbing him a quarter)' how
many fellows have called on your SIS
ter This week." Bobby-"Let's sec
Ave" THAT doesn't include me- does
~" "Oh, no. Sister says you don |
count."-BrOOklyn Life.
Tomewell-"Its u wise man who
knows when he's well on" rage
yes" Jacknrd told me
that everybody was talking about my
new hook" Pnge-"And what them?
Tomewell-"I was foolish enough 10
ask what they sald."-Boston Trans
cript.
seemed Useless-"I'm a good deal In
terested in the new planet they are
preparing to study" remarked the man
Who finds relaxation from business IN
astronomy, "a new planet?" echoed
the trust magnate, reproachtully.
"What was the use. We don't own
alI the earth yet."-Washlngton Star.
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President Mckinley, in welcoming
home the battle-scarred Tenth Pennsyi-
yania volunteers at Pittsburgh yester-
day dropped into retrospective mood,
and in a succinct manner detailed the
operations of the United States army
In the philippines from the time Spain
ceased to control the islands until the
present moment. He takes, as the head
of the government, all responsibility
for the situation in the archipelago. He
hides behind no fortress of excuse, or
skulks In the trenches of apology
American honor had to be maintained.
and against misguided foe abroad
and their ridiculous sympathizers at
home he has never nlnched from what
he perceived to be his duty.
In an eloquent manner the President
recited the patriotism and valor Of the
troops who refused to sound the retreat
when their time had expired, but who
patlentiy and heroically fought on un-
IN their places could be filled with
fresh levles. Only incidentally did he
refer to the bIgoted aunties of anh-ex-
panslon fame, but he set forth in bril-
liant eplgram the action Of the insur-
gents who brought aflicton not only
upon themselves, but wounds and
death and sorrow to others. The whole
contention is summed up in these
words: "our Kindness was reciprocated
with cruelty, our mercy with a MauseE
The nag Of truce was invoked only to
be dIshonofed. Our soldiers were shot
down when ministering to the wounded
FllipInos. Our humanity was inter-
preted as weakness, our fOrbearance
as cowardice. They assailed our SOW
ereiEnty, and there will be no useless
parley-no pause until the insurrectlOn
IS suppressed and American authority
acknowledged and established"
In this situation shall We lay down
our arms and compromise with a cruel
vainglorious and ambitious rebel?
IT is an impossible and shameless
proposition. The Filipino must be con-
ouered SO that those who have sacri-
feed their lives for the Nations honor
shall not have died in vain.
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APornlered Demoeracy.

The Democracy that Is, what is left
Of what was once the Democratic par
IT, and which is now under the direc-
zion OF leaders who champion Bryan.
his personality and his vagaries, are
somewhat perplexed as to the definite
issues for 1900. The Atlanta constitu-
tIon has been pushing its hands through
It's hair in a sadly contemplative mood
and has succeeded in reaching some
amusing conclusions. 1t processes to
believe that the reaGirmatlon Of the
Chicago platform will not meet with
any serious opposition from that ele-
ment in the party known as Gold DEM
oorats, and that 1t is unnecessary for
the party to make any further deelara-
ton on the financial question. The
Constitution adds:
everybody knows where the party
stands on that question. Events that
have taken place since the Chicago
declaration have not tended to belittle
the Importance OF the Democratic posi-
ton; existing conditions have not
served to convince any thoughtful per-
son that the gold standard is meas
ure calculated to produce and promote
the general prosperity OF the land"
This is mirthful in contradictory
sense. The paper wants the Chicago
platform to be reafirmed. and In the
next breath declares that such action
would be supernuous. as the Democrat
tc party is already committed to the ls
to / financial heresy.
However, there viii besanother skel-
eton at the feast-the Philippine aues-
lion. Mr.. Bryan. for months. has been
deyotlng all his lung power to pro-
testing against what he rs pleased 70
term imperialism. He uses that strong
word as II he were conjuring up some
accusing ghost Of Julius Caesar. Be-
sides IL is n term that falls tripplngly
ON the tongue-an expression that mys-
tiaes most OF his heurcrs and serves to
comfort the others with the belief that
the Republican party is Matching some
horrible scheme for the utter annlhila"
lion Of the Nation. Nevertheless. Bry-
nm win md that many more Democrats
win oppose his views on the Philippines
than combatted his free silver dogmat-
ism. It wns only tho other day that one
Of the ablest Democrats now in public
life senator Morgan, Of Alabama re-
marked that "thc people OF this eoun-
try are satisfied with the results nl-
ready accomplished by the Philippine
syar. They arc determined 10 press II
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to the iowa Democrats. WHO declared In

to the iowa Democrats. who declared In
their platform:
1--WE condemn the war against the
Filipinos, believing 1t to have been In
splred by Great Britain for the pur-
pose Of producing conditions that will
Force an Aagio-AFnerican alliance, and
we not only protest against the war and
demand It's termination by extension
to the Filipinos Of the same assurance
given TO the Cubnns, but we record
our deep-seated antRgonism to an ali-
ance with Great Britain or any other
European power, and express our de-
testation Of the attempt made In Brit
fish interests to disrupt the friendly re.
iations which have uniformly existed
between the United States and Ger
many"
OF course, there was not a man with
the intelligence Of a green gourd who
voted for that resolution who believed
any such nonsense as that England
had anything 10 do with our war In
the Philippines, and who did not know
that II England or any other power
could make such fools Of US We are
not At to govern ourselves and should
at once make an assignment as ma
ton. The resolution was adopted not
because It was not known to be poppy
cock but because It was hoped by It
to catch some Of the German vote OF
the state. But when conventions OF
adults graVely enunciate such utter rot
Is Il not strange that the people are
fast coming TO look with contempt upon
the sO-called platforms OF all political
conventional
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Governor Atkinson was one Of the
prominent figures at the reception to
the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers at
Pittsburgh yesterday. In the predomi-
nance OF the outburst OF patriotism he
was not unmindful of the great state
he represented, and became enthustas-
tic over its resources and prospects,
relating to an admitting and apprecia-
tive throng in the sehenley Hotel
that out of an area Of s5,OOO square
miles 10000 contained the richest veins
Of coal in the world. He also inti-
mated that we were something Of an oil
producer.
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the nae boy ADM ask hls an
nenfness Canned b Cared.

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an inhamed
condition of the mucous lining of the
EustachiRn Tube. When this tube Is
Infamed you have rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when It Is en-
tIrely closed. Deafness Is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be ia
Ken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing Will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an infiAmed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
we win give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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The century was closing fast ,
a. nm nnd down the land there passed
A man who bore, through mud ana Ice
A banner with this strange Device
Sixteen 10 On0!
His forehead bulgcd; his eye beneath
Flashed ike a falchion from It's sheath
And like q silver clarion rung
The accents Of his tireless tongue
Sixteen TO One!
In busy shops he saw the light
Of FORCES cleaning warm and bright,
The flames above the smokestacks shone
And from his lips escaped groarI'-
sixteen to One!
TAKE down your slgnl" colonel said;
''Thc slaughter house Is Just ahead;
Tho open grave Is deep and wide"
And loud that silver voice replied:
Sixteen to Onel"
stay" said a stnr-eyed goddess. Res
THY head, Boy Statesman, on this breast!
A tenrdrOp from his blue eye fell,
But still he answered with yell:
sixteen TO one!"
beware! The octopus will night.
Beware. the Holdbug's awful bite!'
This was Boss Crokcr's last ROOdby,
A voice was heard with this reply:
Sixteen 20 0he!"
A traveller by faithful hound.
Showed under, fnthumE deep, was found,
still graEplng In his hand Of ice
That banner with the strange device
sixteen to One!"
There. In the cold November day,
His chin vibrating stlll, he lay:
And far DER head. a mOurnful crow
Cnwed, as he circlcd TO and fro;
Sixteen TO One"
Chicago Tribune.
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THE "B. 40"

To the SD Annual Encampment c. A.
II. Philadelphia, September 4th.
9th.
Tickets win be sold Mt the very low
rate OF one fare for the round trip
from all points on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad east OF the Ohio river, with
the exception that the rate from New
York and Baltimore will be 50 90 and
from Washington 81 90 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale September 2, 3,
and 5, good returning until September
70, inclusive. except by deposit OF ticket
with Joint agent at Philadelphia be-
tween September and 8, and on pay
mcnt OF fee OF 80 cents, return limit
may be extended until September 20.
Every soldier knows the connection
OF the ''B. & o." with the civil war.
There are so many points OF interest
ON and about its lines that special STOP
overs and sldetrips have been arranged
for the accommodation OF visitors to the
Philadelphia Encnmpment. Call on Il.
& o. ticket agents for this special In
formation. Send cents In stamps for
the special q. A. r. edition Of the Book
OF the Royal Blue" containing battle
field map, to d. b. Martin. manager
passenger trafIlc, Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, Baltimore.
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a. AntnmohIle CnmpaiRn


The eccentric Mayor Jones, Of Toledo,
a one-idea man. and in other respects
very blatant demagogue. after seek
ing the endorsement of several nomi-
mating conventions, and being turned
down In a very emphatic manner, has
concluded to go it alone as an independ-
emit candidate for governor OF Ohio
Spectacular in his brief public life and
accidental success in his home city he
proposes to resort to sensational meth
DDS os keeping himself before the pub
lie. To do this he will make tour oil
the state In an automobile. with vo-
cal annex in the shape OF an artist who
will attract the crowds with his songs.
Mr.. Jones promises to do the rest.
Jones and Pingree are Of the same
stripe and kidney. Inflated by unusual
successes in q ctrcumscribed sphere OF
local favor they have OF late been de-
voting all their energies to burst the
barriers of their pent up Uticas, imag-
lining that the whole boundless universe
waits with breathless interest a taste
NJ their quality. Combined with In
siderable egousm is perverted opin-
ION of the masses of the people, whom
they imagine can be gulled by mon
strous nerve and the meretricious
methods of the falslr. Potato Pingree
has already been. in a measure, dis
credited at home. Automobile Jones
tires are just as sure to be pune
tured.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

1t is better to wear your heart on your
own sleeve than in some woman's bon
bon box.
Some girls act like they are afraid
II they didn't look in the mirrors all the
time they wouldn't know where to find
their faces.
whena woman has something to tell
andw omit ell 1t she is most as proVokS:,
ing as when she hasn't anything to tell
and will tell 1t.
A woman calls 1t a thrilling adven-
ture when shet alks through her bed
room door with a man she doesn' I
know whether she trusts or not
No matter what side Of an argument
a woman takes she will never give In;
and, whether she was right or not the
next time she argues the same aues-
uon she will take the side she didn't
take before. and cry II you tell her So
New York Press.
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to a successful conclusion. No political
party that opposes the United States
government In It's earnest attempt to
suppress the lnsurrection in the Philip
pines win be sustained by the Ameri-
can people. and 1 am satisfied that the
Democratic party cannot be led into
any such attitude"
And there are others. The Demo-
cratic party can always be depended
on to blunder. It is not likely that 1t
will heed such men as Morgan. 1t is
too much like EphraIm of old. It is
Joined to its idols, and It win be let
alone, like the ancient transgressor'
to pursue its own course Of destruc-
ton.
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ARARR oPPoRTUNITY.
To Secure Complete Set Of EncyclO-
pedIa Britannica.

To Secure a Complete Set Of Encyclo'
pedia Britannica.
Frank Stanton ls Offering the public a
fne chance to secure the Encyclopedias
britannica, complete Ia thirty superb
octave volumes. This includes che re-
cent supplement Of ave volumes OF par.
dcuIar Interest to Americans.
For a short time this standard work
"a ofCered at 80 per cent less than II was
sold by leading Chicago daily paper
and on easier terms.
The Encyclopedia Britannica 10 on
exhibition in Frank StAntor's store, and
they viii be glad to show II to any one,
N you cannot come In person, write
them, and they will be glad to send sou
by mall full particulars about the work
and the great offer OF the above enter
prlsinE firm.
Thee have only a limited number Of
sets, however, and II interested, you
should investigate At once.
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The National Guard of West Virginia
which has been undergoing reorganiza'
tIon ever since the volunteer regiment
was formed for the spanlsh-Ameriean
war, now only lacks two companies
one in each regiment-of completion
Many towns are asplrants for the va
cancles, but we know of none that has
better claim than Wheeling. Geo
graphically and in every other point Of
view this city is entitled to distln-
guished consideration.
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There was only one thing to mar
Pittsburgh's jubIlation over the re-
turned heroes from the Philippines, and
that was the absence Of the commander
Of the Tenth regiment, whose form was
living cold and pulseless at Washington
awaiting Anal sepulchre. and the mem
ory Of the weeping widow. 1t Is the
inevitable way in every walk in life.
"cheers for the living, tears for the
dead"
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THE INTELLIGENcER.
wHEELINe. AUGUST ae. leO0.

Persons leaving the city can have
tho Intelllgencer mailed to them to
any address, by ordering it At this
once, in person or by letter. Terms
10 cents per week. Address can be
changed as ortenas desired.
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stunned With Woe.

The gentleman with the red. red nose
got aboard the trolley car.
The silence was intense.
The little boy looked at the man with
-. And the little boy didn't ask his faith
er anything.
fond parent, 81 am the father Of a
freak!'-IndIanapolI journal.
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Bryan should secure Bertiiion. OF
Dreyfus trial notoriety, with his crypt
ogram theory to illustrate his mournful
screeds on Imperialism.
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The Democratic lutte at GAINESVILLE
will be sadly dlscordant without the
practced lingering of Col. William J.
Bryan. He should have been present
by all means.
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Allen o. Myers has gone over to Nc
Lean. Well, that will hardly help Nc
Lean. But then Allen always was fond
Of being next to the barrel.
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sCRoFULA. salt rheum, eryHlpelns
and other distressing eruptlve diseases
yield quickly and permanently to the
cleansing, purifying power OF Burdoek
Blood BltteTs.
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The Pittsburgh papers are forgiven
everything except the pictures they are
printing of The President and his
party.
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Col. Du Patty de Clam keeps himself
shut up tighter than his crustaeean
nnmesnke.
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Johnnie Mclean viii spend his
money. That will catch the average
delegate ut GAINESVILLE tomorrow.
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trhe INTELLIGENcER, embracing its
several editions. Is entered in the POST
once at Wheeling, W. Va, as second
class matter(
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sher, Principal.
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All rooms newly painted, grained In
cherry, and finely papered and put In the
very finest condition In every respect.
Can and see US nj tho old stand or adj
dress for catalogue,
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE co.
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