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J. J. BAIINES S SON
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S| cci.ilist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye.
DECE M Bl.lt
NO
«nd m«f*fst*!rg athrer*
»’bina thè cirouisr pr•»;■■e«sls uf l*A!k,
* vitina from them 4*<l«rstlon» of th«.r
Intenti»»«** and vlrws a* to ¿»strabiti!)
<»f tr» adopllan of me»*uree tnsurtng Ibe
i b-noflt» -sf equal.iy uf tre«tm4int of ali
i fr*lgw*r« tbrouglxiMt i"htna
Whh grsllfymg
unanimi!*, th» re*
c •incfded In this comimcm potWy.
mabltng m* l<» ••• la thè »urcsoaf ul ter*
minstion of i »* m * nego<ianon» pr»»wf u
fri
<h* friendly
»pini whlch animate» ih
p»w
larfous power»
liit»r»ot*d In tb* uni
mctrd 4*vrlopmcn< *W cummrrc» ahi
duatry ta ih* <*blne*« Kmpirv «• a *■
of vaat brachi tu li»« «hai» «umm#
»1
wurid
l*H»»eft letti la <*«*wrrrl.
* he
In thl« cotte Insto*, wbh h I had
gratlArwIbn to annouttc» as a coo»p
• I
•ngagement
lo
ih* tat*re»led pow*
Mar«b jo mw. I bopefuHy dlacero a I»
tcullai fa«io* far ih» abwtrment of
di*trust uf f->r«ign pur possa, whleh
a y»*r |«4»t had appeared lo ln«|dre
poltry uf Ibo imperlai gn» e romeni.
fnr ih» cFeeitv» **»rtl<»a by II »d p»
and «uthority to quell thè crIUro»)
fcu«lgn movemeut in th» n»>rth*ri» p
ine»« m<**l itntn«»lli
m
Man< *hu »*niim*nt
Acrekthg io tceilfy
’• Aderir
I
Ingncw* and abili!,
uf (be
mini»!ratino tu ro
’«• the
suffer««
General Blacksmiths and
Wajonnialers....
se qrtsnoN
...Horseshoeing a Specialty
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BANK OF SCIO
SHASTA ROUTE
CAPITAL, $20,000.
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A. W. HAGEY
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P laning
HARRY S JOHNSTON
M ills
Al L KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE
All Ku l< if Lum I er, Sa-h, Hoor*. M »ullugs
Sliug'v*, Paint« ant Oik
BURIAL CASKETS AND CASES ALWAYS ON HAND
SCIO, OREGON
SCIO LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
IRVINE & CALAVAN, Props
Dur Riiís Are Eirsf-f'lass and Olir Horsc.-i
Are G oim I Ihiwrs.
Hack Connects W¡th All Trains at West Scio and Morning
Train at Munkers.
g-
• •
> «otorattesi of th* ttnpertsl i-»w»r tn P*
n«t b* suffered to d*'«y the ape* ’y and them.
dn has b**n accepted as la full cun- » c<>mpt«t» e*tabilshm*nt of th«« fronti«*
• ■
< >f 'M« . e-.r the effrottv»
-r.»n< * with our own deair«m for wa J lina to which w* ar« «ntlti*4 un»<*r the Opp
'f "he l «Mti»n«-d Tagats te
'%•»» held and hold that «ffeetiva r«para. Russo America* treaty fur tha cewaton ai th« auch<*ni> of ih« V
! Atate* wat
How for wrong« suffered and an *ndur- A-«ska
ually •na«’«!.
hu« opening the 4. m »T
itvg a*<tiesa«wt that will make IhMr to-
la thia rel«d »n. I may rafee «i*'n te
if thè ost«n*i<*n i»f a «tabi# administra-
curv*n«'r* imposalbl* can be«< be brought : the n**! of definitely marking th« Alas- thin
>«-e tn
>,
th* i»rvltury of the
about under aa authority which th« i hl- 1 kan boundary where It follow* lhe Ill»< •reti
Ixgn throlrtng In bring this about,
no« Nation reverence»
reverences anil
and obeys,
obey*. WhHa meridian. A convention to that »nJ ha* I »I
Recommendations for Civil Gov
inte«t in mift’h last a civil rom*
doing f we forego ho Jot vf our 4in- 1 been before th« Menât* to T Hmr two
ml»« )I<M1, « mt*v**4 of the lloru William
doubted right in ««act exemplary and do- f year«, but •• net » acting ha« been tak«n. I
II Taft,
t Ohio; i*rofe*»4»r » Iw-an C.
ernment in the Philippines.
terroni punishment of tbs r*»p*>n«1b;« . contemplate negotiating a new con » entt-»n w
reatar. ■ f Michigan. Iloft, l.uke £
autiuu» and abettura of th» criminal «4 us ' fur a Jotnt determination of th1 » meridian wm
Newly Fumuhrd and Prilled
Ten
. H-»n Henry C.
Whereby r wo and uthot mil ion* kava auf. I by hellctceritfi« observation«. The»*.
14«.
must. at»d Profaawnf Bernard
Thraighuwl
J*
f*r«d gr ieious injury.
•
‘
I«
b#ll*v*J
will
give
m^re
accurate
»nd
MVIfW or
cium
-*
The «Imi of the!»
For
h« real culprits, tb* avtl conn- unquestionable results than the ald^r»ai
Our table» are supplied with the
he * »pa < f thetr authority
•»U a who have miaLed the imperial methods b*r»iufuro ln«l«p< ndrotiy foi»
•et t rth In tn-iructlona of
bed the market* aHnrd.J* 'a*
ilgment and divert*«! the sovereign sis­ l«»w*d. which. •• Is known, pr.'VU
th orilj- io their own guilty snda. foil ea* crop»nt at aevvral palais on th« line
» addreseed to the flevrelary
Th« KMsr, al « Tw
Th« W«(t I«4 mi
South olMt.
SOa OREGON
tikm be- -»*»*• impocatlv« within ths ■ th-ugh hot varying at say placo 1
be ir*n«wuil*d*t* them.
Op«rHi««u <4 th« IxparffiMMi CMw>
rational limn* of retributive jusiiee. Ho- than N® f«*t.
g a rd mg thl» a» the iftitlai condition of
POH
TO
HICO ANO CUI)*
Iw«>gK Qv««tMMU.
Inter national Arbitration
rteptable SSCI leasen I between China
It
I«
with
satl»factl
that
t
am
ghie
and the power». I said tn my m»«*«ge
4-rss
In
«be
• *»r me ro-Fragreae
to announce the formal not I flea I Ian at
uf 4kq ifarr 11 to th« Chine»« Emperor.
WAHI1IN4 •••>«« !>•*
1 I tes-40« t Mr
I’uwnrd < nbnn »wlunumy.
I it -«it that negotiation« m«y begin to Thr Hague un |U',»i<n.’.-r t of the »trpf»
Kìniey» m**«ag - a«nt iu *u gr«s# !■>
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n
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n!
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P C-» RICO
nay.
it foil ••
*»n as w« and t!>e other »Fmded guv- It of rallflrations of the convention t«»r
!*d ’
by rhe «. i of the 4‘ongroe*
the
pacific
«cillement
of
the
inter
nation
tl
.-¡m«-
at*
»nail
be
eft«»-
lively
aatlsfl««!
of
To th* Menale and Huu«o of Rrpr*««ata-
uve-1 April lî, I»«' Is in aurr«a«ful
Y »ur
MAjrstys
ability and power to disputas by t< power*, namely, the United
Uveo
4'i- n Th» c urt* have been »«tab-
treat
• sth Ju«t etrrnn»«« ths pH nd pal Htatea. Austria. He’.gitim Denmark i ’»a*
%%ith the outgoing at th* aid *u«1 th»
the G »rrncf St 4 hl» **4 '* ;«le»
France. Germany,
Italy, Parola.
rs who are doubly culpable, not land.
Incoming <»f th* n*w century you brain
Lh-g
tnteHlgerilly and harmoniously*
*r»»
■ ward th« foreigners but toward Portugal, houmsni*, ltu««1«_ Hiam Up
the laat se«*i««n of th* Xlh i'ungrea» with
ar« miking a ct rnmendab»» guerra*. On
Your Majesty, under »ho»« rula the pur- Hneden and Norway «nJ The %>t i**
evld«n«-ea on every hand of individual «nil
Novrmlxr a general •lection
Japan ai»o has since ratlflt-d th» Ihe «
I*»»« of t'btna to dwell In ’ronrord with landa
National prosperity and with proof of th*
in if e ■ »• ♦ » t member* c-f
Th« adm!hl«trat1ve C‘»un« V w as !■«
the wor«»l has hitherto found «ipr«»eV»n Convention.
growing »tr« ngth and larroardng power
th*
Le<i*I«-ur*
and tne body hss been
m Ihe wr < nw and pmtsediu-n assured to of the permanent court of arbitration hv* called tn
for good ot It« . ubile»« tnstHutioh* Your
■ '
' ■ V fb st Monday of
been organl*c-1 an ! II has »«^ p r-t ruiev
, «trangríA,''
mmntrvmcn «ill joiw with y»u in fa*
tvreember
Taking as • point of deparlur« ths or order and a cohslltullon for the In-
H'ltation that Ameri-an Uberiv w m«*r*
I
r»
mni*-nd
that
legUlatl
n be endete I
•••
in «e-
r t! t
imperial
appointing
Karl
14 ternati nal Arbitration Hureau.
flrmly *»tabU»hrd than ever before and
cordane« with article 23 of Ih» conventi -n by i'ongteM ronferrfng upon the lUcre-
('hang
; Hung
and
Prines
Ching
that
tove
for
it
and
(h*
d*i*rm
?
na
iIon
to
Whop«», pa’i
providing for the appointment by each ter y of th« Intet sr «ui«rrvt«lon over th«
, plenipotentiaries
to
arrange
a
preserve it ar* moi
universal man *1
put ! !/• land» In !'<>’■'■> III. » and that he
I |«<f j MaUüi
Í tirm*nt. and the
•dirt
of fleptember signatory power of person» of known be d'.r •••?. .I to «■» Ÿrtaln the b*calk*n anJ
Soy (ormer period of out hist »>ry«
competency in question» of Internali
Ä.
whereby
certain
high
ofBcUls
Wer»
de«
Th* R» public was never ■u st tong b*
i ■ - ! » ,f t
■
-■
• <
!» »•
law «« arbttrature 1 h«v« appo'nted a* qU4
Cause n«i"4rt on stn«f ‘tiy entrenched 1 in ev«r unable to t h»<*k th* rising strength Ignatrd for punishment, thl« ilovernment
mu <1 «4 tn th* ctown af drain at th»' 4»t«
The of the HiKSer» ar>d api-earod to t»* a prey hga move»! In concert with ths other member« of thl« court It-n. !trr'.i»i.:n th«- . « >t <»n ,»f
Ihr heart« uf the p«*<p‘* as now
Ubo tn the Vnilet
Harrison of Indiana, et Pre-blent of the
<* srlHullofl with frw amer.dm*ni*. e« 1**1»
1
tu Internal illu<rnaion« In the unequal Powers toward th« opening uf negntia-
Stgt«« and that appropriation» f r sur-
®t
wht. h Mr <\»ng*r a*»ks«*4 by Mr l‘nite*1 fltate«: H n Melville W. FuHer. V» . • he rt’ i.’r »•>.! the me h- λ Of th*
• • || left the bands uf it* author»,
Th* contest, the ant foreign Influences guon
of
lillnol« (Thief Juallr« of the United
»'iditinn* which have b«cn ma*!*' t«i o '• gained thr «»■<»» dancy. under th* i**d«r» ’ Rockhill, haa o««n authorised tn conduct
J
Alate»: John W Grigg*, of New Jersey.
iTlnr, Tuan, organised •rratu of on lM»h«if <»f th» United Atate*.
proclaim larger freedom and m*»r* «g- •hip at f Prtncw
by Law
Attorney-General of the Untied |l| A ! r •
lottdvd clt!x<n«Mp Pogutar government Hoxrro, with which the imperial fore*al | donerai ba»e» of negotlatIona. formt).
FtOtHAL DtPAHlMtNTS
haa dvmunstrated In It« !H years of trial • Fliiated, held the country between Pekin ' Jatrd bv the Government of tts* French • nd linn. George dray, of Delaware a
h«r* It« afabHily ami security and ‘ lb and the roast. p«-n<4rat«d Into Manchuria ¡ Republic1, have been accepted with cor- Judge uf the Circuit Court of the Vlilted
Staten
lain
react*
étions
•*
to
»fetalis,
mad«
krmy
sbotild Hr fa.neo I m it» «too—
*ftl< |*n> y as the I m - s ( ln*trum*fit uf Na
up lo th* Ruaslar> border and through
Y be Nwsy, l*<a«i»m«'ra. I'lr.
their emt**arlea threatened a like rts« nect'Mary by our own ci ro u met » new and
tbmal development and the best »«fe
by
other, i Th» important matter of an !nt»roe»»n!r
througnuut Northern China. Atta«ks upon by tike «Imitar rroerv«th>n«
gt.ard to human rights
”1*1
•tre ng th
' ’» Arm y I«
When the at*lh <*ungr«s* asM-mbbd. In I foreigner«. dewtrucLun of property and | P*»w«r» open to dt*cu««inn In the proa­ rana' has assumed a new nhv«e.
Ad-
mm isguiirs and J& *O VSI«
ress
uf
th«
negotiations.
The
dlspo«Hlnn
laughter of native convert» were re- >
Notemb*r. H rj 0. the population »*< the
hertng to its refusal to reopen the quewtf-»n
Ihe avi ft Match • im.
The Taung ll | rtf the Emperor*« Gov*rnm«nl to admit of the forfeiture af the contract at th*
Unliml H*a:»s was &.>* <G, it
is
now ported from «II •!<!**
luu* heal the prvOeut vai­
liability fur wrong» d>»ne to foreign guv ! Maritime (''anal Company, which
was
PmSdrnt
ill be dt*cha*ge«t and ti»«
A. J. Johnino TS.So| '.W I pen we had i< state* now Yamun. already perrmated with huGIle ernment*
and «heir clti»*n« and to act trrmtnAted for alleged nonegecutkim In it*
w«* have
Then mir territory consisted sympathies, could makn no effective re
«Ui I m » reduced to WÎ4
Vk< Ptrudtnl .
J. W. (uion of *<» <do square miles It I* n»»w J.SM.iA. •pun*« to the ap|wu*l« of th->- Legations.
upon such additional designation of the I October. 11®*. the Government at Nicara­
* nite tad mni
In iwa
perm>qs
as
the
foreign
Ministers
guilty
i>erWi>H»
f*»roign
(SUiwr
C. V. Johnton square mllee
At
tnla
crlthal
juueture.
In
the
e^r
y
IMucatkm. redgion ami
gua has since supplemented that action
rd af win r» ««Miv-ntd by Pr. »blent
during of th« year a p4»q»«»aai wa* m»»1r at I’ekin may be lit a positiun to make by declaring the so-•(> led Fyre-i'ragtn
morality have kept par» with our ad
' •*
*
compre hrt»«lv«
■ •»( c
d'- m* »nd ( nlift«*»lion*
vatteem« nt tn other direct tuns »nd wnlie by the o’her powers that a cumb n< d g'Jves !i*>i»i- <>f a c >mi '»-t* »«-ttirm^nt of npllon void for n>»np4iv inent of th* stipo
b <s a general b nk ng an>l ri hing» extending its
the Government has fleet be aaattnbl» •! in Chigre» waler» as a alt questions invt>|v«d, «««tiring f»»r«ign iat*»! advance
Protest« in rviatl»>n to w h
*
t '! •'
u , > uf *om*-ining
rights
of
roaldensg
and
Intercourse
o*
moral
4«*m>>n«tration.
under
coyer
of
adhered to it* foundation principles and
these arte have beem Al<*4 In the Atate
I •
■*
I‘ .« pl*n received the
bu'tnes». 1 «n» ma *• at ru-rent rates abated none of them In dealing with our shlch to < i4ct uf IF» ('bines* Govern­ terms uf «quallty for all the world
» a I of the 4 opgres« and «Inc» then
Ihppartment and are under considerati*»*»
I regard as one of the eascntlal factors lieeming Itself relieved from <il t n< an
ar »«>? *, rl.ni< n» have b« • n mid.- and
new fH-ople* and
A Natl »n ment reaprot for forr gn tr aty rights *nd
aid drafts taurd on principal cldcs.
it<>x*-r«
Tm of a durable ad|u»tment the ocurement gagements. the Nhvaragua Oevertttnrnl
• tk of (u< t*f>- **» <*n
ha*
st c-adiiy
s«» pm>erv<-d and blest give« reverent th* suppression »»f th*
!
«
V
» ••
h»v«
thanks to (*#** and lnv*»krs hla guidance United HtAt'S. while not parti» Ipaling In of adrqunte guarantee* for llh«rty uf shows a dl*po«ltl*vr* to deal freely with
1
- -c g at r»
-rr .T f »r’i
and th« continuant < of hi« care and favor. the Joint demonstration, promptly sent f.'lth. «G. > h-c-< ;r«ty of th■••« native* lhe canal question, either In the way of
from th* Philippines ail ships that could 1 who may embrace alien creed« la scare»*- ne got la I Ions with Ihe United Atate» or by
; .-i» w:th alt thn » c-'i»t«|:-.-i*t< 4 and
be spared for service on the
Chine*« iy a lr«a efTrctual assault Upon the taking m*saures to promote the water*-
rn » *
' t , » ■- I eh » It l»*al Sppll«
CHINESE PROBLEM
roast,
A «m <11 force of marin« » was rights of foreign worship and teaching
V
«• «-»li r- i í• * r o»<
The pr«»p«r
way. Overtures for a conventi»
IO effect
than
would
be
th*
direct
invasion
thereof
landed at Taku and sent t to I*« kin for the
»f ‘
.
i‘.< ■
i >■ requires
the building of a canal tinder th* au*pl
< mu »re I tint I «-»I Ip tu thr Herr al protection of th*
American
la-gallon.
trwb *4 in It* u»*i. The number of
Malter of Indemnify,
of th« United Atate» are under conefd« T4»
Other ptiwrrs tuok ■Imitar action until
Iruuhlrs.
- <sary to i - *»< -m ihl» duty alun»
The
OUT
•l«m. In th» meantime, th» views of C on«
mailer
of
indemnity
for
- ti.r 4
fH II W - fr- ,V « -<«-tn bled In the cap!«
■rt '.lined by
he "ar livpirtmtnt.
wrongrd
■
resa
upon
the
subject
In
Ih»
tight
In
our
foreign
intercourse
citisene
te
ot
the
domi-
a
question
of
4
tai
as
legation
guards.
Oi'f lm im a ‘■»wane*, to be H IM
Oka nt question hue been the treatment ut
concerrt
th* report of the otnmlRe* appolnttd to
M* **ur«*d In money gto
(
4 d I» •
Still
the
peril
lnrr»aj»«d
The
legations
<r#-
M
or
nmr»
n»HD ary posts tn
” r- í
the Chinese problem
etamlne the comparative
Apart from thl»
sufTIrtent reparation may prove tn t
nif-d *«.*t«-g »»her than th* e«m«t-
our relations » ith the power» have been reported the development of the »editbiu* yond the ability of China Io meet
various tran»-lsthmlan ship canal pro)-
muvr-nrnt In Pekin and th* n*ed <»f in­ Ute jni were r< nnvur In emphatic disclaim - > e» t« may b* awaited.
*-■ fort n 4tii.ni»
i":
nu iitxp uf
!<►
h«i»py.
i-v’*« i» b< r»g constantly increased
Th« recent trouble« In China aprir.« creased provision for defense against it *re of any P»irjM>»M at aggrandisement 1
I commend to th» early attention ot
<r»
•«
M
r»
than
U
!
‘
*-U *«> hav«
iMklnu uf lakw Fort«.
from the anti foreign agitation which for
through the <1l*mrmt»ermrn! of the em- ' th* H*n«t* th* conveniIon with Groat
SCIO
OREGON
r * p*
-I In bul'; II» g «txl equipping
While preparations Were In progress for pire. 1 Am di»pr*t 4 10 think that due I Britain tn facilitate th* construction of
the past three years has gained strength
«ni (key ran on’y be cared for
-
■
!n the northern provinces. Their orlg.it k lari
compensation may be made In part by • such a canal, and to remove any obj*c-
r Regular Army
The poets now .Q
tlon whl.h might art*« out of th» mn*en-
.»! d . k • P the tttlili kJ In i •
lies deep In thr character of lh» Uhl-
I guarani»** of
urlty for for
gee
and other» io be bulli proviti«
Itesr races and In the tradillons of their open an sttvmpt of the foreign ships tu r>an right« and Immuniti«*«, and mo«t tk*n commonly called the Clayton Hul-
wiMion,»
and. If fully gnr*
g -vernment 'Hie Tai Ting rebellion and
• landing «t Tak ; was m
Important of ail. by the petilng of China wer treaty.
require
»V«
Many ot
The fort* t«» the equal commerce of all the world.
the ope ning of Chinroe |*ort« to forejg i Ar* from the Chinea« fort*.
Hrlaltnne With «pn<M.
»«t«
are
trade and settlemsnt disturbed alike tit» were thereupon *h II»d by th»- fu*Hgn v»«- The»e view» have bcm amt will be earn­
flatlsfartory progre«* ha» b-en made
*.t
»trat«
the
occupa-
«ela,
th»
American
Admiral
taking
no
estly advocated by our representatives. toward the r»,nclu»h»n of a general treaty
h«aBogen»1ty . nd the aselusion of (*hlna.
W» have la
wh « h U
The Government of Ilussla ha* put for­ of friendship and Intercourse with ft|Min
Mranwhllr f«*te|gn activity made Itself part In th«» attack, on thr ground (hat
& CO., Proprietor»,
'tween
'»!
»
an!
«*»
troop»
For
felt In all qj.vrtrrs. nut alone on th« we acre not at war with I'hinn, an«! ti at ward a suggestion that In the event of a tn replacement of the old treaty, wnlefe
rnt our tn op* in that Island can-
nsoildate prufra« t«-d dtverwritce of view« In regard
coast, but «lung the great river«, arteries a host tie demonstration might
passed lulu abeyance by rearon of th«
i ’or materially dim*»«
and In the r»m*»trr districts, carrying new th* «ti11-f »r«dgn eV m« nt and strongih-n <•> Indrmnitlr», the matter may be reie
late war. A new « unventum of ««tr.» I*.»
ly not u ’H the conclusimi
I
to oppo*r th* rellevlmf co|- sited to th* court of arbitration st The
Ideas and Introducing new associations th* Itotcr«
tkm
to
approaching
completion,
and
i
t
the
constitutional conven­
umn.
Two days later, the Taku fort» Hague
I favorably Incline to this, be
among a primitive people which had pu»
would be much phased wer« a commer­
tion and a government pro-
st.rd for centurle» a national pulley uf were > captured after a sanguinary c-n- ilevfng that high tribunal could not fall cial arrangement to f-JUw
I
that
f«e|
vldrd * y tb* Nalh snai ' Nmatltutlon »hffUid
Al< t
Hrvrram'e of communication with tn reach ¡» solution no !•«•« condwlve to
Ixtiaikm,
we »hould not suffer to (*»»« an op,pur- hav* been estabi
■! »nJ I!« stabil ty
The t< ¡»graph and the railway spread­ P kin fol! ;iuw«4. and a combined fore»« of the xi .blHty sn<t enlarged prosperity of (unity to rrafflrm the
ll*»
that
dial
w* hav» re-
assur
d
In For to Hl
ing over fhe|r land, thr steamers plying additional guard* i wh ch wa« advancing China lt*rif than Immediately bmcflrlal i existed between US
and Mpaîn from the 1! ducro* hs garrtsuir»« to ii-Jt which Includ*
I
!l«x wa« checked »1 tu the power«.
on their waterway«, th* merchant and to Prfchi by the Pel
|ri<l«|H*mj*m
time
of
our
«arli*»t
co. an d to
na’ivt troop*. Th<re 1» no room fur
The l*olatlon of the M’gs-
the missionary penetrating year by year Lang Fang
! enhance the mutual banchi» of that < urn j! further reduetten h- re
We Will tie Fe-
•ton« waa ccmnl fr.
OTHER
FOREIGN
RELATIONS . m« rviai 1nt« roour»e which la natural tx- qulrod to k*rp a ronGderabl* fore« in
farther t* th* lnt*riof
bs »»fur t
By
June
».
the
legation*
were
cut
off
Chine»« mind type» »>( an alleu invasion,
twwn the two countries
the PhlUpi-tn« l «»rois for *«»me tim* to
An Identical note from th* Y.tmun «»r-
changing thr course of their national life
ItrlntloRS With <4«-riw«*ty.
Frutn *he best Information oh-
Ry the term« of the treaty of pet-« come.
• nd fraught with vagus forebodings of dcrod each Minister to have Pekin, und r
Good will prevails In our relatlun« with
taln vble w* shaH need I her*» fur th* Im-
the
line
boumllng
the
ceded
l^htilpptne
‘i’n
disaster to their beliefs and their self- a promlaod escort, within JI hours
the German Empire. An «mbable a<1ju«t.
group on the *»>uthwea( failed lo Include m -r»’e future fr n â*«J* to O) «*W m*n
gain tim«-. th«-y repll«d asking prolonga-
•cmtrul
men! of the long pending question of the
»evrral small Island« lying weet of th* I am sure t). number may b» r»durod ••
It oh of the tlm* which was afterward admlasioti
F«»r several rear« b«for* the present
of our life Inaurane« rompa*
he
■ i?gr--.!x shall rotti» to acknowledge
grant«-«!, and requesting an Interview with
Hulu*, which have alway« been re»»*g
trouble« «11 th« trsource« pf foreign dr
nle« to de bu»ln> »« in Brussia haa be en
• 4
j
V of th-
f ltr.1 Alate*
of
nixed
as under Spanish control. The •>*
r
th«
T^ung
It
Yamun
on
the
following
rriichrd One of the principal companies
p|.»mai‘y. backed by moral drmonstra*
which there aro avuring Indication».
thms of thr physical force of fleets and day. No reply b Ing received, on th« ti a a already been readmitted and the way rupatlun of Hlbutu and Cagayan. Sulu
It
mset
be
apimront
that
we
will
ra-
‘ morning of th* teth th» (httmn Minister.
arm«, have I »-rn needed tu secure dur
Is opened for the other« to »bars th« prlv- by our naval force» elicited a ctaim on qulra an army of about O!.«*), and that
, the part of Ai>ain. the resentlal equity
rrojwct for the treaty right» of foreign- Itaron v -n Ketteier <<■! out for th* Ya- Heg*.
' of which ruuid not be f Tinuid In order during pr» -»-nt r*>ndiii<»ns In <‘uba and
mun to obtain a res pons«, and on the
j Th* settlement
ars «nd to obtain satisfaction from th-
Ramnan probi «-m.
way was murdered. An attempt by th«
to cure th« drfet't of the treaty by re­ Ih* Phiiippthv» th* President «Mould hav*
to which I ad vet
my ¡«at nie»«age
responsible authorities for the sporadic
auth-'flty !•’ InCfra « the for-e to ths
legation guard to roravor his body wua
ha* »• romi ll»h*d g«H»d result». Pear« and moving all possible ground uf future mu-
outrages up- n the perrons and properly ’ fulled by the China««.
»b«*r «»(
Indudrd In
un«|erst«ndlng respiting the lni«rprei*.
i contentment prevail in the Islands, espe­
uf unoff« nd ng f sojourners, which from > i
Ulh
ty should he given tu fai»«
I'rkle« IrSSli««« ittarke«!.
cially in Tutulia. where a convenient ad* tton of Its third article. I directed the n.iti*
tlm* to Um* occurred at widely sep
>r>
in
the
Philippin««
up to
Arm d for«-»* turned out against th« mlnlstrathm that has won the round »-nee negotiation of a supplementary treaty. !» -
araU<! point» •n
«
the northern provine«».
the Taft commission beile»««
whl<h wll) t*c forthwith laid before th*
)
legations.
Thotr
quattrra
wer«
surround
­
•
nd
4-»(**t
tn
of
the
kindly-disposed
natives
a» in the • rase of the Outbreaks In
w i
r 4-fT*4'liva In detecting «nd
ed and atta< ked Hie tn s»li>n compounds has been orgtnixed under th« direction Senate, whereby Spain quit* ail till* and
i "hum • nd flban Tung
guerillas. a»*a*«tn» and la-
!*<»* l Ing i of anti-foreign I placards h-- w re ahamli«n«d, their Inmate* taking of the commander uf th« L’tlled SHal»-s «-«Aim of tide to the l«lan«j* named, a* drone« than our own soMhera.
well a« to any and all Island» bci • •«'»■<
came a daily occurrence, Which the fe- rtvfuga tn th« British tegatloei. where all naval station al Tango Tango.
Th#»
full
diet
u«sh r»* uf thl* subject hf
An impell*l meat Inspection law been to the I'hilipptne Arrh!p«Ugo l>lng out
pealed prubs* on of the Imperial
I
pi»wer tn* other I* gallons and guard» gaih« r«d
•cr
of War in hl» annual re-
»Id» the line« describe#! in **b1 third ar­ tha Ae»cre(»rv
falhd G > <he«’M or punish These Indam- for mute sflrctlv* defense. Four buml/rd enacted for tJrrmany. While it may sim­
ticle. and agree« that all such l«ian«i* |M<rt is called lo your «arnesi attention.
ma lory appeals to the I Ignorance and persons were crowded In It» narrow com> plify th« Inspections, It prohibit« certain
Tbr tsvr.
, pas* Two th<>u*4nd native converts w r* products heretofore admitted. Thera 1» •hall be comprehend«»! In Ihe cc#«l<>n of
uf III*
the ■»<****.
miw«»» mend.
•ui ij*rr»tHi»n ad
th» archipelago a* fully •• If they h«4
Very r fli Imi »«-rro* has bran render*#!
and ab*ur»l
tn
their accusations, and I assembled In a nrar-l>y p»ace under pru* still great uncertainty a« to whether our
In
been
espresaly
Included
within
those
line»
by the Navy tn ronnection with th« Inaiar-
deeply ha-t
.• In
fhflr »pirlt.
ild »••»< t*cU *n of the furi tgc.ers. Unr» of defrn«« well tklgh rstlngulshrd German trad« tn
leflls
in their
In consideration of thl» cession the Uwlted rr
in II
Phlhrpin«’« and th» rocenl
Philippine«,
b » work rutirlnstive
• Hrr'nitlive harm Tl»r> aimed were strengthen»4. trenches dug, barri­ meat products CAB rrvtv* under its new
States
1»
to
pay
flpalf»
the
sum
of
|l'*
‘
disturbai
in China.
cades
ra
>*<l
«n-.i
pr»i
«rations
made
tu
burdens. Much win depend upon regula­
st no particular ria«» <»f foreigners, they
A bill 1« now pending to effr t the ro-
A very • <iti• factory »rttlement h«« b*»-n
tions not yet promulgalad, which we con-
were impartial in attacking everything stand a *uge which al once tw-gnri
With thr negotiation of
the partial fldrntly ho(*e will b« free from the dla- <>mmrnd4ll<m mad» In my last annual ma*!* uf th*
' i-|««>‘llhf qurettun <*f the
f -trlgn
Ai outbreak in Hhnn Tung
n
me
»«age.
that
appropriate
legGiatlun
be
Hr «if aitiiit pGtM
A fraeiii.
man
armistice
of
July
It.
a
proceeding
which
crimlnatiuns which attended th« enforce.
wdi'r'h German miee onarlr« were slain
had to carry Into
eg«utk>n article I ah *
tn m secured
and the
wa*
dtubilr«*
promoted
by
the
represen
­
re
h*a
m*nt
uf
the
old
*t*tut<a.
was the to« ria I viral result of the m»ievn
v for a tlmrrnrnrnl armor plate
The remaining link In the new line of of th« treaty of peace with Spain. b> | IM
lent (««at hing« The p silng <»f »rditi»«».!« tations of th«v Ch!n*-s* envoy tn W‘ash­
which
the
United
Atatr«
aaeume«!
th»
'
ing
on.
tn«
way
st»
ojwnrd
for
the
con
­
plant
avi
elded
direct lelrgrapidc communication l*l«'»n
pls car«!* «»hotting tu thr utter dretruc-
veyance to Mr Conger of a test mesaage th« United Aiate» and the German Em­ (sarment of certain claims for tndsm- '
Thr •la*vnlf«M l»land«.
•ion uf foreigners and
f every farmgn
Ils cititene
ciltaen« against Apa
Atm In.
In
nlty of Ila
I a«k
•4-
nt
by
th*
Aerrrtsry
of
Atale
through
pire
ha«
recently
been
complete«!
atTotd-
M
h
«
« given in
thtrg
ru tinued
unrebuk-d
Htvelil««
that action be lake» to fulfill thl* obli­ the -rp »rt
* th«- Uoiernur of Hawaii a«
d< nion»tration«
toward
tbs
stranger the kind ‘»ttlcee uf Minister Wu T'-ng mg • gratifying o*»««!un for exchange c»t
Fang Mr Conger's r»q»!y. dispatched fr««m friendly rung re tula I ion» with th« German gation.
tn thr priori»» and 4r%« i -pinr nt of the
gained strength by
'gvn’t^i. n
Pekin on July I» through the same chin- Emperor.
Is'itnds during the period from July 7,
the H«orr Aallaliww.
net, aft- rd«d to th« outside world tn*
CONDITIONS
IN
PHILIPPINES
’Mr* th* late >f h* approval uf th« Joint
I hr fl«*r r War.
The sect «'omm«»nly »lyled the IH r* flr»t tiding* that the Inmat»« of th* U-
rr« -iut-or,
f the «Nmgrrws providing for
Gur fr -■
> r st» ■ * with Gr-*• Hrtt
developed greatly In the province* north galiot»» were alive and hoping for succor.
i ttion up to April ». !*•' the
The war In M-ulh Africa Hrrommewdallnn« for a Civil fin»- th- i »>
•in continue
uf the Yangf *. an! with collusion of ITil* new« stimulated th* pr«q*arations f«
dale
of
the
approval
uf the art providing
Introduced important questions b A co nd I -
rrnmrwf for the I i I bmi I«.
many notsbis jFIclal«. Including some »n a joint rail« f ex (»edition. In numisr* «ufti.
a govern-'-nent f »r thr territory and there«
lion unusial In international war« was I
!
In
my
laat
annual
message
I
dwelt
at
th* Imm dial« c» uncll« of i he thr«Hie II «elf «dent to overcome tb« resistanc* wb rh
I
after
lb.
Iliwa’ift »er.au« take»»
presented In that while on« belligerent
I
b>. >m »larmlt giy aggressive
No for*dgn- fur a month had been organising brtwern
•<>me length up«m the condition of af
In tie vr-ir I MH glvr« a total population
had control of thr »ea«, the o*hrr
i
had
Retnturrem<n<s
• r « life f»Ut»’'.!« <f the protected treaty Taku and th* capital
fairs
In
the
Philippine».
U
hile
«erking
of
iWW.
of
which
>1.01» were native Ha­
but
no ports, shipping or direct trade,
t
gntfis w i* safe
No forrlgn tetrrrst w*s •ent by all the eo-operating governments waa only acceMlbl« through the territory | to impress upon you that the grave re
waiian«.
The number of Americana re-
were constantly arriving
Th» Unite«!
sceurs from »pulls :l«*n
•pon»ibiiity
trf
the
futur«
government
of
|x»rtr«i was M"'-
Th* result« of Ihe Fed­
of a n-utrai
Veiatlous question« ar<»a*
The »hploma’l- representatives of th* Atate» contingent, hastily assembled from
taken tbl« year «how the
through Great Britain » action in reaper! those Island« reais with the Congr«»« of eral
powers In Pekin strove in vain to cheek the Philippines or dispatched from this Io neutral cargoes not
!»lan<t» to hav» « total population of 114 •
contraband tn 1 I the L'nltrd dtate«, I atxtalnrd from t<
this muvemvi*
Pro’csi wa* follow rd by eountrr* amounted to *om« >•» men. un- thdr own nature, shipped to Portuguese . ommendtng at that time a eperlltc and »1 «mowing an inrreaM over that report«
demand, and demand by renewed protest, <!»<-th« able ro mm« nA of the iamenrod Houth Africa, on the »core of probable or • final form of government for th« terri­ rd m IWS «»f M ♦*! nr <! 7 per rent
There
to be met with perfunctory edicts from <N>lon*l IJ arum and afterward* of (Rn
•uspectrd ultimata deatlnativn
lo
th*; tory actually h»l«J by th« United M’ates h«« Item m»rk*d t-r -gr«*« In *dwcatk>nal,
the p*is<e and svaslv* and futil« assur. «ral Chaffee.
Boer «tales. Au< h consignment« in Brit- j force», and In which, a« lung as th« In- >. •■,»!>
and rail
I development of
Mrarwe
gners from the Tsung it Yamun
l*he
l«h »hips, by which alone direct trade t« •urrewfiun rontlnu«a. th« military arm the l»iand«
Toward th» «i
clrc'e of the ft ger influence narrowed
kept up bdWeen our porta and fluuth i must necMearlly be supreme I stated
I hr Fwrlfih Onawa.
began. A s«vrr<
al»' ut Prkln and. while nominally «Pg
Africa, were seised In application of a my purjxiH, until th« Cot.gre»« «hall
The !>trrit»»r of Ihe Or.-u* «tale* that
mvtlgrd a« sr -dtlleoia. It was felt that Pa Twin. In which Colonel IJscum w«» kill»*!
law prohibiting llrttl*h vrsaels front trad- have mad« known th« formal »X pre*» ten th* work n ronnrctlon with ihe llth ren«
Th» rilv was storm*#! and »»artly rte- •Md »Uh *« rr.rmy without regard !* a*y [ of Its will. to MM th« auihorlfv vested
prrvided the rap »a!
rus Is progress ng fav*rgb!y.
TMs Na*
Its capture afforded the baa« contrabqild character of the goods, while In me by th« Constitution and the stat­
the Imperial font» wars imbu'd with »is iirnjed
• ■ r * b : »
’ V 1 he I 'OS-
dor trine», and that the immediate coun- of operation* from which to make th* rargups shipped to Belagoa Hay in neutral ute« to upho.d the sovereignty of the gr»»s each dreads, ha* Anally resulted :n
triors uf lb* Emprrea l’-aa4<r w*r« in Anal advance, which Ugan in the Ar*t bottoms w« re arroated m* the ground af United Mtat«e In these distant Uianda. a» the rolle» lion of an agrégation of stati*.
with
Ite
anti foreign days uf Augu»'. the < • (-edition being alleged dewtinatkm to the enemy's coun­ In ail other p aces where our flag right­ t'.'Sl fart* to lerormln* the industrial
full
sympathy
»
»try Its manu!» turi»»*
m<»v< m* nt
try.
Appropriate representation t»n our . fully floats, placing to that end at th* gr wth >f th-
its r >-hrte«* is
The lr.« regeing gravity of the rund!« • nd American tro«»p* at the outset An­ part rrwulted In the British Government ' dlepoaal of th> > Army and Navy all th« and m 1 »'lai »es ur»
m!'
*
•
nr
J
f-f
’
Sts.
the tiumN-r«! of I'S
other
battle
was
fought
and
won
at
lb*n« tn China. and the Imiti nene» cf
agreeing to put- hae* outright all »urn means “ which
**-*-*■ the liberality of the Con- *
ultur.it
d
•?»!»-<•
their
farms aid
Thereafter, th« dishearten-d good« shown in be the actual property of gr««a and Ihe people have provided
peril to our own divers« Usd inter**!« In Y»»ng Teun
N > pr • I
’ » ih *>!»>• * ’I »nil an-1 roll*tous op
the «m.dre, •« well as lo ihoM> nf all ("hlr.**» troop* offered little show of rr- American cillxens, thua cloaing the Inci­ contrary eiprr»»l<>n of «h» will of th« jw»rtun|t)e« .-(• well a« qurst|r»ns pertain­
A fow day* later, th* impor­ dent to the satl*factlon of lhe Immediate­ Congre»« having been mude.
Ihe other treaty government« were soon •latanc*
1
have ing to Snr 11> logica I ro'*»!|t OUS
appreciated by this Government. rau»lng tant posi ion of T»» Ki W > •«• taken. A ly Interested parties, although unfortu­ steadfastly pursued the purpose so de­
I'rr'-Nwl |«m G n I m U 11 * t ra * «a « wee.
profound solicitud*- Th« t’nitrd lítale«. rapid march brought the united force* to nately without a broad a-ttlement of the clared employing the civil arm as well
P
ir gfe»t pt -• r tv we must guird
fr.«m the eerlt’-et day« of foreign inter« the populous lily of Tung Chow, which ques'ion of a neutral s right to
send toward thr auc«»tnpH«hmrnt of pacific*», •gainst the dangwpa It Invite* in estrav-
courte with China, he» followed a policy capitulated without a contest.
good» not ontrband per •« to a neutrai lion and the Institution of local govern­ agarv-e In g»verrmeni exprodltur«» and
On August II. Ihe capital wa« reached. port adjacent tn a b*D!gerent area.
of pea««’ ctnilllrg
emitting ao
an occasiona
oceaebtn« to to*
ments within the lines of authority and appropri *tlon« and the choarn rrprosm-
law.
tlfy <•••'! UHI t*» furi ;»r tn« esteno*wn Aft-r a br\ft <nnrt ci loneath the wall*,
• laths flnwwdary.
tAtlv»« of th* people w II. I doubt n-t. fur.
lhe
relief column entered and th« Usga-
•f Lnwfu! ir».le. to revprcl thè eovrr
Progrews in the hoped for direction h«» i *h at’ *» > ' 'le In P Ir iegldal'on of
The work of marking cMtaln provJs
tlon«
w«-re
eavrol.
Th*
United
IMtate»
t» i ' Ita govetnment. and lo Inauro, É
bv
Our force« have sur- tr it w -** «
tonal boundary points for convenience of been favorable,
••••«»’’ in 4 season . f
but earn- •*»Idlers sailor« and marine*. off!< *rs and adratnletratlon around the head of Lynn ^««sfully eon trolled tha greater part of plenty, husbands for th* future. In IM«
al! 1« g> m ite
and
klndiy
s»t. m» in» thè fur.r»! ■•••ur« of prw. m*-n alike. In th««»e distant ctinve« and 4'anal. In accordance with thw temporary tha island« overcoming th« organised ora of great bu«tne*s activity and opper-
tertiun f»* tb* live» and pr party >.f • r unusual surrounding* showed the «am« arrs*'gement
arrangement of October.
Octubgr, It**,
lite, was com- j force*
, _ tunity raullow le not untimely
force« of the Insurgents, and carrying
ft will
law ab'dtng ctt'gena and for the ever* v*l-»r. di»cipiine and good conduct and pleted by a Joint »urvey In July laat The order and adminlatratlv* regularity to not abafo bul «tr-ng’hrn <>ur C'»nfl4enr».
gave pr»K>C of the same high degree nf in­ moduo vlvendi ha« »<> far worked without all quarter«. What opposition remain« la
ef
lh<ir
b
neftcent
calling«
among
eie*
ft a
m ’* I »1 Imat*
telligence and effl* iency which have «jis-
thè V- Ineee |Mp,e.
friction and the I>»mlnlon Government for the most part ••altered. obeying n> Industrial
and
commercial
»i paneton.
llntrulshed them in every emergency.
ha« provided rule« and regulation« for concerted plan of «trateglc action, oper­ <»ur gr w’ng - wer brin»* w th It romp*
M ndful of thl». It ea« frit to be
The
Imperial
family
and
the
govern
­
that uur purpoee« »bouid be
««curing to our cttlscna the bwn- rtt of the ating only by the mefh.Ml« common to tatlorv1 • ’ »»*
propri a t
r q - »<< r.n«tvnt vlg*
Th« re Ipmrai «tipulation that the cttlaena or the traditions of __
pronounced in favor of »uch a tour»» ment had fled a few dvyw before,
guerrilla
___ _________
warfare, which, llnr » to »v »ld It *i »’ n t be u«*d ’• in.
Th« •ubject» ef either power found by that while Ineffective to alter th« general con
•• wouid - ha»t«n
- - — untied action of the city wa* without wtalbie control
vif»
eonfl
’
•«
’
-r
f r
'. |we«a n but far
Pekin to pr* mote the gdm'n- remaining Imperial soMlery had made arrangement within the temporary jurie* « trot now e«tablf»h«4. ar« still guff!« lent the t re efr. tlv* rn*lnten«nce of th >ea
pew*r» at
i
an the nighl of th* 12th. a laat attempt diction of the other »hall »uff»r no di- to beget Insecurity among the pnpula-
i
>
rsfurm*
to
greatly
needed
fur
letmtlvo
prln»-1plea of equality and just ire up*»n
to exterminate the be«l»<4»d. which wa* m nutior of right« and privilege« thoy tlon« that hav« f«lt th- good reouit» nf
•tri ngfkrr.l; _
g the Imperial government
wht- h <mr institute ns and ha.-p'ne«« 4«.
gallantly rspeited. It foil lo the occupy­ her» hitherto enjoyed
Rut. however our control, and thua delay I he confer- p*r*d
Mt us keep always In mind that
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of the »trustlon It 1« at beet but an and of Industrial and Agricultural dev*!-
WILLIAM M KINL’ T
these «nd* I caused to be ad4re»«ed tn
Tha Russiaa propuaiiiun looking to tha unsatisfactory makeshift, which should epment «bleb we stand ready to glee
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CLOTHING
We now have the largest and
best selected stock of Clothing
ever shown in the Valley, which
we are offering at
WAY DOWN PRICES.
We have many special lines of
Spring and Summer suits and
light Weight Underwear.
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A lbany , O regon
C. A. WHALE
...Salem and Portland...
LEADING DEALER OE THE NORTHWEST IN
PIANOS AND ORGANS
I list runn‘111 s Sold on Easy Terms,
See .My Goods Hefore Purchasing.
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