The Herald.
Vain and Arrogant.
avowing any step in excess of such
instructions whereby the authority
and powers of the United States i But behold the vain man, and ob
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22. 18'3
might appear to have )>een asserted serve the arrogant. He clotheth
A General Invitation to Every Body to attend the grandest hop of
to the impairment of the independ himself in rich attire, he walketh i
ent sovereignty of the Hawaiian in the public street, he casteth the season.
To begiven at Locher’s Hall on the Evening of March 17th 1893
government by an assumption of a round his eyes and courteth obser-1
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
vation
He
*osseth
up
his
head,'
formal protectorate.”
We will spare no pains in making this a general good time fore
I r oster says the provisions of the and overiooketh the poor; he treat-
Those
tha like to enjoy life.
I treaty reserve xo congress the de- l eth his inferiors with insolence;
I termination of all questions affect- and his superiors, iu return. look
' ing the form of government of the down on his pride and folly with
So Come One and All.
I ai nexed territory, the citizenship laughter. He despiseth the judge
i and the elective franchise, the in-j ment of others; he relieth on his
They get a square deal in habitants, ami all questions relating ¡own opinion and is confounded, Tickets, without supper
S1.OO
lie
is
puffed
up
with
the
vanity
of
the New Treaty-
to the economic and political status
his imagination; his delight is to General floor manager Henry Caldwell,
Music by Woolsey’»
of the islands.
I.ear and speak of himself all the -»tring band.
W ashington , Feb. 1G. — The
other powers acquiesce .
dav long
He swalloweth with
treaty of annexation concluded be
In
conclusion,
he
says
that
pend
greedin«
ss
his
own praise; and the I
tween Secretary of State Foster and
I
the commissioners of the provision ing negotiations that he has re tlatterei in return eateth him up — I
al government of Hawaii was trans eeived assurances from representa i Ex.
I
mitted to the senate yesterday, but tives of the leading powers of the
world in this city, and from our
was not made public
Free •<< tlie Aft'licte«!.
The message of the president was own ministers abroad, convincing
brief It stated that it is deemed him that the incorporation of the
All who are suffering from th*
Propt.
J. R. GOULD.
more desirable fully to annex the Hawaiian islands Into the Union effects of Youthful Errors, Lost oi
powers
islands than to establish a protect will be regarded by these
I Manhood, Failing Powers. Gon
Main St Burns Ore-
orate. The president says the with satisfaction or with read •' v | orrhoea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilir
overthrow of the monarchy was not acquiescence.
and the many troubles which ar*
The treaty itself provides for the i the effects of these terrible disor
iu any way prompted by this
First class turnouts of all kinds, Hay and grain cheap, and horse«
government ; that the restoration of cession of all rights of sovereignty ! tiers will recieve, Face of Charg.
|-.ver
the
islands,
all
public
build
Liliuokalani is undesirable, if not
¡full directions how to treat an. eceive the best attention.
_ P r.....
impossible; that unless activeh | inS’and oro
ert / .v to the United cure themselves at home by writ
from public ' mg to
.......
.....
the ..... California
Medical am
supported by the United States res | States.
......... The revenue
......
toration would be accompanied bv ( lands, except such as are preserved Surgical lntirmurv, 1O29A Market
serious disaster and the disorgani for the government’s puiposes. are Street, San h rancisco. Calif.
Eu ns-Ceanyon Stag Line,
zation of all business interests, II. *o be used solely for the benefit of
A good ranch belonging to H. G
the
people
of
the
islands
further says:
I Campbelll. containing Hit) acres 11
I. J ewitt , P roprietor .
Until congress provides other 1 miles south east of Burns. Thi
“It is essential that none of th.
great powers shall secure these is ■vise, the existing government and 1 ranch has about 100 acres of goo*
Arrives and Departs daily, except Sunday.
lands. Such possession would no* laws of the Hawaiian islands will meadow land. Price $KOO or will
Connect! with the Ontario, Prineville, »nd I akeview mait« a at Burna. Good accoi
tiona for paaaengera.
be consistent with our safety, noi >e continued subject to the para trade for sheep.
mount authority of the United
with the peace uf the world.
B yrd & K ing .
The president is to appoint
“Prompt action upon 'this treaty I
is very desirable. If it meets the a resident commissioner, who shall
pOK S ale —Three lots with t
approval of the senate, peace ann have power to veto any act of said
government
until
congress
enacts
I
f
a)r
business building on one, situ
good order will be secured to th*
the
necessary
legislation,
exce
P
,
*
n
lf
1
a
(,
e(
|
: •> Burns
__ _____
•- street. • rp
"
in
on main
Th.
islands under the existing laws, un
hat the commercial relations oft he | ¡price asked is low considering th«
til such time as congress can pro
Hawaiian
islands, both with the j advantageous position of the lot
vide by legislation a permanent
AND
Fo
form of government f.r the islands United States and foreign govern for bminess Terms cash
further particulars call on Bvrd A
This legislation should be, and Ido ments, shall continue.
King, Real Estate Agents. Burns
not doubt will be, not only just t*>
NO MORE CHINESE.
Oregon.
the natives and all other resident“) The further immigration ofChin-
and persons of the islands, bu' | i -se into the islands is prohibited,
should be characterized by great and the Chinese now in the islands
— A farm on Trout creek contain
Of Harney County
liberality ar.d high regard 1 /h' I shall not be permitted to come into
ing
160
acres.
This
ranch
hat
rights of all people and all foreign
- I 'he present territory of the United
about 100 acres of meadow and v
ers domiciled there.”
States.
admirably
situated for a first clas-
In a letter to the president lay
N. BROWN,
Burns* Orr*
sheep,
cattle
or horse ranch, being
ing the treaty before him, Secre
ASSUMES THEIR DEBT.
surrounded by the very best range
tarv Foster recapitulated the his
Title good For terms call at this
torv of the recent events in the is
The public debt of the islands is | office or write Bvrd dr King, Real
lands leading upto the revolution assumed by the United States to Estate Agents, Burns Oregon.
the establi»hment of the provision fhe extent of $3.250 000. The
al government, the appearance ot United States agrees to pay Queen
Wm. Miller
the commissi* ners at Washington, Liliuokalani $20.000 a year during
B. Ware is now at work in the Stenger Blacks n i
the negotiations resulting in the her life, and Princess Kalaulani
Atty-at-Law,
preparation of the treaty and the 1150.000. Provision is made for
and that he is a first class mechanic.
establishment of the protectorate by the exchange of ratifications of the
Remember he guarantees satisfaction in every resjiect.
O regon .
B urns
Minister Stevens. Secretary Fos treaty at Honolulu as soon as pos
ter confirms the president’s state, sible on the part of the United
Call and try me
ment that the revolution was en. States by the resident commissioner
JAMES B. BLAINE,
tirely unexpected as far as this provided for in the treaty.
government was concerned.
S. B WARE
HAWAIIAN SUGAR.
I Camenter ¿¿Joiner*
“At no time,” be savs, “had
i
Stevens been instructed in regard
O regon .
the B urns
It
will
be
observed
under
to his course in the event of a revo
lutionary uprising. The change provisions of the treaty the sugar
Shop adjoining the Ware black-
was in fact al bru,,t. unlooked for, P™”*»™ »f »•’«» »¡llnol , partiel- smithshop.
*>y the
bv the United States mi nister and Pate ’n ,"e “,untv
, McKinley law, unless congress
by the naval cominmander.”
.should extend it to the islands.
commends stevens .
Accompanying the treaty is the
MRS. LOUIS RACINE, Prop’t.
In regard to a protectorate. Sec- correspondence upon the subject be
ret ary Foster says:
, tween the governments; also tables
“Instructions have been sent the giving full details as to the area of
Hotel ha« recently been enlarge and entirely renovated in arnl clase etyie.
minister commending his action in the’territorv proposed to l>e annexed. |
so far as lay in the puryiew of the public debt, public lands, the
standing instructions to the legation annual allowances to ami revenues
I, t-,r I««*.
Table is Supplied with the Best the Market Affords.
Ferry’« **ee» A
mnuüii« ail UM> latrai and lirai
Informano« about (taukni and
and naval commanders ot the Unit commerce, and other economic
(ianlenl
II la a rreugnimd
huit>orl«y. Errry planter «boukd
eJ~ States in Hawaiian waters, and matters relating to the islands
harr IL Sent
i «K
». a. ««■
so far as they tended to co-operate Altogether there is a bulk of sever
Traveling men will fiad this Hotel a nice and desiltlls j lacs *
with the administration of affairs al hundred pages.—Evening Tele-
stop.
bv provisional government, but dis- gram.
N ews I»
general
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