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ORLGUf NEWS AftD NOTES. The Island Republic. school books for the use of the schools that failed of being chosen last year. The steamer Mionera arrived at Congressman Ellis is at home in F. H. BiHMlAlll, Editor & Propr. At the last voting contest at the Victoria on the 12th. She brought Heppner. close of the year there were a num no deported revolutionists. It is J. ELK.UA^, Associate Editor. The new game law provides that ber of books that failed to receive a understood that there were some no person shall kill more than 20 majority of the votes cast, and for offered, but the company desired to Subscription $1.00 Per Year. China pheasants in one day. The that reason no selection was made. take no risks in the matter. Hono law in this respect will be seldom Therefore there must be another lulu advices to March 5 are: violated. contest to decide the question. The Work consequent to the rebellion, ADVERTISING RATES. Ex-Senator Dolph has entered the books upon which decision was not so far as the military organizations Rfcidlng notice, in local columns 10 cent« per line tor first week and 5 cents per line thereafter. practice of law at Portland in part reached are: Drawing books; phy were concerned, was practically com Display *dverti»ea.ents, annual rates, one inch per month il; each additional inch 50 cents per nership with his son-in-law and sical geography; composition and pleted Friday, when the judge advo month Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding nephew. Richard Nixon and Chester rhetoric; English literature; sup cate of the military commission 10 lines published free, if furnished in tune to be current news. Additional matter lii cent* per V. Dolph. plementary reading (elementary, ’ anuounced that the government had line. no more cases to bring before that The Salem cannery announces that intermediate and academic.) it will buy all the strawberries The light and water company will body. All cases have been acted FRIDAY. MAR. 22, 1805. brought to it this summer. Enough submit a proposition to the council upon and sentences of only a few I seed peas have been secured to plant at its next meeting, proposing to minor offenders have yet to be made 100 acres for the cannery. sell the plant to the city, as provided j known. Natives convicted have, as A «PAXISH OI TBAGE. The Eugene Register has changed in the original contract, take out the a rule, been sentenced to five years’ On the morning of March 8th, ' hands, the Yoran Bros, retiring and electric light plant and move it to imprisonment at hard labor, the while passing the eastern end of Messrs. J. C. Howard, L. S. Row-| Hare's saw' mill on the Tualatin, usual fine of $5000 being remitted by the island of Cuba, the United States land and Howard Rowland have where cheap fuel may be had. If the president. The ex-queen has steamship Allianca, running between 1 assumed full control of the office. this can be done, the light company been sentenced to five years im New York and Colon, was fired up Rev. J. B Daly, and ex-Roman will furnish the city for street lights prisonment and to pay a fine of $5000. on1 by a Spanish cruiser and chased Catholic priest, who is reputed to be —fourteen arc lights for the same She is still confined in the room in for twenty-five miles. Captain Cross I the most powerful, eloquent and in price ten are now furnished. In the executive building where she man in reporting the incident, says teresting speaker on the protestant business houses arc lights will be was placed on the day of her arrest, his vessel was on the high seas at and patriotic platform, is lecturing furnished at $5 per month; incandes and is under a guard of the military. least six miles from the mainland. through the state. cent lights in business houses, at 3) Just what is to be done with Lilliou- kalani is a question which the gov He saluted the Spanish flag when A man named Honeyman has cents per candle power, and in resi ernment has not yet answered. signaled, by raising the American contracted for 2000 acres of land in dences, at 2} cents per candle power. Certain it is that she will not be ensign, but declined to be overhauled The present prices are 5 cents in Linn county on which he proposes kept in the executive building for and searched. Secretary Gresham to raise flax, under contract with business houses and 4 cents in resi five years, or placed in the Oahu very promptly took the matter in dences. At the proposed prices a the farmers who own these lands. prison. Undoubtedly before the end hand, calling upon the Spanish gov Thus one by one do the diversities sixteen candle power light would of the month, some proposition will ernment for proper amends, and the creep into the Oregon farmer’s life. cost, in the home, 40 cents per matter has become one for interna month. These reductions are possi- j be received from the ex-queen’s rep J. M. Bennington and John Gay, tional settlement. A very singular ble by placing the machinery where resentatives, whereby she will either phase of the matter arises from the tried at Eugene on the 14th for the expense of fuel is zero. The first take up her residence on one of the statement of the commander of a forgery, were sentenced to the peni cost of the water plant is far greater other islands, or leave the country, Spanish cruiser claiming that when tentiary for ten and two years than the light plant, but the operat doubtless go to England. She has a fired upon the Allianca was flying respectively. Bennington was for ing expense is much less.— Hillsboro private income of about $10,000 a merly in the penitentiary of Wash year, which will not be interfered the British flag. Independent. ington for a like offense. with by the government. It will There is not much doubt that the A big religious revival closed its not be the policy of the government affair will be amicably settled, as FROM THE COUNTY PRESS. to assume an arbitrary attitude considerable experience with Spain meetings at Salem Sunday. The interest ran so high that a meeting should the ex-queen make a reason in the samejline naturally leads us to Sheridan Sun able proposition. hope. The incident, says the Tri was held every hour in the day in At the last meeting of the city All the fathers Mr. J. W. Wilson was elected Though the work of the military bune, has been paralleled many times some part of the city. during the past thirty years. From churches participated, under the city marshal at a salary of $150 per commission is completed, that body the establishment of American inde lead of Evangelist Yatman. As year. Mr. Wilson will make a good will not be dismissed or martial law pendence the principle has been up many as fifty conversions occurred officer, and his salary is none too declared off until those who have signed agreements to leave the held by the United States govern in one day. high. country have departed. The last ment that in time of peace a vessel Salem has captured the burglar Hugh, the 11 year son of Hon. H on the high seas remains under the who has had that town agog for a S. Maloney, was kicked bj1 a horse batch is due to leave March 16. jurisdiction of the country whose month. He was taken in the woods on Sunday morning last. The index Should any of these men show a dis flag is rightfully carried; and that and proves to be one Jones, who was finger of the right hand was broken position not to comply with the any visitation, molestation or deten sent to the penitentiary from Mult and the hand severely bruised. Dr. agreement, they will be promptly arrested, put on trial before the tion of such vessel by force on the nomah county for six several crimes Smith set the broken finger. commission and sentenced. The re part of any foreign power is deroga of larceny from a dwelling. He was strictions of martial law have been tory to the sovereignty of the nation. discharged in 1890, after five and Newberg Graphic raised to a great extent. Citizens That principle was asserted early in one-half years service. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Evens moved are allowed on the streets at night the century in controversies with Oregon’s flour product is com France and Great Britain, and its peting with that of California in the to McMinnville the first of the week. without passes, and the police have validity has been recognized by those markets of China. All of the avail Lieutenant Flock was acquitted of discarded their rifles. powers. Spain is the only power able space on the steamer City of the charge brought against him on Denies the Charge. wnich ever ventures to trifle with Peking is secured for Oregon flour Thursday of last week by Jim To T he E ditor :—“By Their Fruits Ye the dignity of the United States by until May 1st. It is understood that Everest. Shall Know Them,” is the caption under firing upon the American flag and a special rate has been given Oregon The steamer Gray Eagle which which some one writes in your last issue searching ships on the high seas; manufacturers by the China lines, has been under course of construction and then hides their identity by the mis and its government invariably ten which enables them to compete with at the foot of River street for the nomer Veritas This word signifies ders its apologies whenever a re past six or eight months, finally got truth, but truth never hides. If it sees California. monstrance is offered. The officials up steam on last Tuesday evening a thing to be wrong, it states it. plainly, Mr. and Mrs. D. Peebler, of Leb and left for Oregon City where she uncompromisingly, and without hesita in Cuba have no reasonable excuse for ignorance of the laws of nations anon, 92 and 90 years of age respec was to be inspected by the proper tion, but never hides its identity. As for me, I detest anonymous com tively, have been married 68 years, officers. She made a trial run up as in this respect. munication, but honor any one^who has and have sixty grand-children The Virginius, flying the American far as Ash island and those on board back bone enough to rebuke anything he and eighty-five great-grand-children. flag, was captured on the high seas said she handled herself in a very thinks to be wrong, provided he does it on November 3, 1873, by the Spanish Both Grandpa and Grandma Peebler graceful manner. J. M. Tice went so all may know who it is and what cruiser Tornado, taken into Santiago are bright in mind and active in mind along as fireman ou the trip down prompted him to do it. Consequently to with her crew and passengers, and and body for their ages. Grandpa the river, while F. II. Story went write over one’s own signature adds many of the latter were put to death Peebler walks up town, ten blocks along to do any work on the pipes weight to the writing, and no one else without trial. Although the ship from his home, and back quite often. that was necessary. Considerable will have either praise or blame which was restored and indemnity paid The Corvallis Times says that litigation bobbed up during the time belongs to the author. through Secretary Fish’s instru Prof. Coote has demonstrated that the boat has been under course of The article in question shows thought mentality, his immediate successor, curly leaf in the peach tree, is caused construction, which has caused a fulness and interest in theological and Secretary Evarts, had to deal with by cold temperature He placed two good many annoying delays, but historical^tudy, and I have no right to say that the writer had not an honest four separate instances of the visita trees badlj’ affected with the curl everything seems to be lovely now’ purpose in view, but he made a mistake tion and search of American vessels leaf where there was a continuous and the new craft is confidently ex by not signing his own name. What he by Spanish cruisers, in each case warm temperature, and the leaves pected to make a record for its owners says about “one of the strongest churches several shots were fired into the are now as healthy as any tree, and that will prove renumerative and in this city being greatly injured,” I rigging after the flag had been dis the young peaches on these trees are generally satisfactory. Long may think is much overdrawn if not entirely played, and the vessels were visited already making a good growth she float, while her whistle continues : untrue. We have made inquiry and to awaken the sleepy Oregonians,! find sb a result that the Sunday schools and searched by armed crews out It is discovered that under a strict and congregations of the different ride the territorial jurisdiction of construction of the law of 1893, al who reside along the banks of the churches are good, and all of the ser Cuba The state department re beautiful Will-a-met-te. lowing discharged convicts $5, a flu vices interesting. So while there may minded the Madrid government that suit of clothes, and transportation be some injury from members of the the United States never had recog Amity Blade. to his former residence, is no longer churches leaving their own church ser nized any pretense or exercise of vices, and putting their dimes, which in force, no appropriation for this M. B. Hendrick has purchased the sovereignty on the part of Spain be purpose having been made by the grain warehouse of J.1 AV. Briedwell, pay the current expenses into the yond a single league from the Cuban last legislature, and Salem people Jr., of this city and will run it with wrong box, I am of the opinion that the coast in time of peace Apologies are worrying lest convicts be turned his list of others in this and Polk number who do’so is very small indeed, speedily followed, and the offense and the injury very slight. Quis est loose there ragged and "broke.” counties this fall. Yesterday he was repeated on the first convenient Veritas? L ee T hompson . Corvallis has a female engineer. purchased and sold 18,000 bushels of [It is perhaps proper to explain that occasion. wheat, the contents of his warehouse Th Spanish officials understand the She is Mrs John Schuldt, and for the caption of the article in question was at Wheatland. regulations of international law in more than a year she has run the supplied by the editor. Mr. Thompson this respect. They know that they four horse power engine in the Cor is not altogether right about the use of Dayton Harald an assumed name in writing for the have no right to fire upon merchant vallis creamery. During that time A citizen of Dayton who has a press It is our observation that mod ships or to search them when a not one dollar of repairs have been number of peach trees, is making an esty as often ecreens itself behind a uom put on the machine and the fire in league outside land. They never attempt to insult the British or Ger the furnace has always made steam effort to secure some fruit this sea de plume as any other virtue or lack of man flag, but consider it a harmless just as successfully as if the person son. In the evening he covers his; virtue. The cause of truth is as often i ■ ■ ■ ■■ i pastime to challenge American sove in charge had been arrayed in trous peach trees with sheets to protect them from injury by frost. ers. Besides operating the engine, reignty on the high seas. Whenever D. A. Snyder has received en-1 A HARD-WORKING WOMAN there are signs of insurrection or Mrs. Schuldt runs the separator, —sooner or later suffer» from backache, nervous, revolt on the island these depreda churns the cream, works the butter couraging reports from those to ’ worn-out feelings, or tions on American commerce are and prepares it for market. Let it whom he has sent samples of evapo a sense of weight in the abdomen, drag committed. W’hat renders these be recorded in history, that there rated potatoes. He has the assur ging down sensations constantly repeated offenses pecu was plenty of opportunity for wide ance that, they are an article of food and dizziness. It will Uuuii'i awake women to thrive in the closing liarly exasperating is the fact that all come to an end that will be in good demand by cer with Dr. Pierce’s Fa Cuba remains under the Spanish years of the nineteenth century.— tain foreign countries, and by ships vorite Prescrip Corvallis Times'. rule, simply and solely because the tion for it’s wo making long voyages. Also by man’s special That old error was re-enacted at hunters and tourists. United States government does not tonic and ner Salem last week. One of the young vine ; it restores show any sympathy with insurrec There will be a meeting of the her strength, reg. tion there. The Washington gov lady students of Willamette uni legal voters of school district No. 28 ulates and pro all the natural functions and makes ernment any day can kindle an versity had occasion to visit a friend in the council room in this city, motes a new woman of her. Uterine debility, ir irrepressible conflict from one end of and in so doing concluded that it March 25, when the question of regularity and inflammation are most of the cause of the extreme nervousness the island to the other by taking was best to hide what treasure she contracting a bonded indebtedness ten and irritability of some women—the medi had in the form of money and jewelry cine to cure it is the “Prescription” of cognizance of the actual conditions of $4000 for the purpose of building Dr Pierce. All the aches, pains and weak of public opinion and warning Spain instead of carrying it on her person. and furnishing a two-story frame nesses of womanhood vanish where it is employed. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite of the consequences of the continu Concluding that the safest place school house with basement will be faithfullv Prescription is therefore just the medicine ance of misgovernment there. Not would be the parlor stove she quietly submitted and voted on. The vote for young girls just entering womanhood and for women at the critical “change of all the battalions of the peninsula placed a purse, containing $10 in will be by ballot, which will be, life. ” could retain or reconquer Cuba if gold and about $3 in silver, therein, “bonds, yes.” "Bonds, no.” DR. PIERCE’S. one word of sympathy or interest for the bottom of the heater being cov FAVORITE revolutionists were heard from ered with ashes; she departed on her S. Howorth & Co. desire us to publish PRESCRIPTION visiting tour and about an hour W ashington. later returning she naturally went the following extract from a letter of CURES THE WORST CASES. Chas. M. Gutfield, of Reedley, Fresno No. 308 West jd Street. to the stove to bring forth the county, Cal., as they handle the remedy Mr. HOMBn r-ior of A Point Well Stated. Sioux City. la., writes: “ My wife' was troubled The discovery of a powerful com shekels. On opening the door, im referred to and want their customer« to with female weakness, and ulcers of the uterus. bination of postal employes, protected agine her surprise when she saw the ' know what a splendid medicine it is: She had been doctoring with every doctor of any metal rim of the purse minus the “It is with pleasure I tell you that by from dismissal by the civil-service good reputation, and had leather and money — all because of a spent lots of money in one day ’ s use of Chamberlain ’ s Cough law, to influence legislation in their hospitals, but to no pur- remedy I was relieved of a very severe few live coals having been mixed up ■"pose. She continued to interest and against that of the pub get worse. She was greatly prejudiced lic service, is a significant forecast in the ashes which she had not per cold. My head was completely stopped against patent medi up and I could not sleep at night. I can of what would happen were the gov ceived at an earlier hour. cines. but as a last resort recommend this remedy.” A cold near we tried a bottle of Dr. ernment to acquire the railroads and State Superintendent of Instruc ly always starts in the head and after Pierce’s Favorite Pre scription. We had seen telegraph lines, with 1,000,000 or tion G. M. Irwin, is sending out j wards extends to the throat and lungs. some of yonr advertise ments, a'nd Mr. Cum more employes. These employes circulars to the county superintend By using this remedy freely as soon as mings. a west-side drug Mas. C lark . gist. advised us to try a would combine and run the country ents of schools, requesting them to the cold has been contracted it will cure We tried it with _____ the following results : by huckstering their votes between prepare and send him their votes the cold at once and prevent it from ex bottle. that we The first bottle did her so much ------ _ good ----------------- bought another, and have continued until she parties.— Oregonian. designating the remaining list of tending to the lunge has been cured.” Yamhill County Reporter. helped as hindered by separation from personality. Oftentimes undue weight ' is given to an article appearing over the i signature of a person of high social or | scholarly standing, while similar words ; from au humbler person would make Fainting Spells, Neuralgia and little impression. There are several Blood Poison other reasons that justify the use of a noni de plume. Nevertheless an editor Hood’s Sarsaparilla Clvas Health always prefers to have people sign their and Comfort. names to what they write.—En.) - “C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mas«.: “DearSirs: I saw Hood’s Sarsaparilla t NPRODI ctive apple or . highly recommended In newspapers. I C HARDS. had neuralgia in my bead, back During the last summer I have and arma. I also had occasion to visit several localities had weak fainting iu Western New York, and I have spells and oould been greatly impressed with the find nothing to number of old. wornout apple or do me any good chards, which are an eyesore wher After reading the ever found, aud which should be cut testimoniali down and used for firewood. It is about the good difficult to understand why’ so many Hood’s Sarsapa dead and dying trees have been rilla was doing 1 allowed to stand after having out decided to give it lived their usefulness. The beauty a trial. I have of any farm is marred and its value Miss Rosa Sheldon taken it regularly depreciated by these old trees. I La Center, Wub. since early last Heart is Stronger ask the members of this society to give aid in remedying this condition of things. The public good and local pride demand this. Again, the number of orchards of medium age which are partially or totally neg lected is very large. These orchards should be taken care of or destroyed. Few of us realize how much valuable land is unproductive owing to its condition. I11 most cases, by .plow- the sod and fertilizing and pruning, vigor, health and fruitlulness can be restored. Many hesitate to under take the work on account of the expense involved, but it is evident there has been too much delay al ready; we are really forced to meet au emergency and do something at once. As to the advisability of culti vating and pruning there is no question. A thorough cleaning up will completely change the aspect of our fruit farms and homes, and many places can be made valuable which otherwise are worthless. A grower at Carleton, Orleans county, stated recently at a farm institute that he had thinned out his orchard to the 1884 •••••••••• ANNOUNCEMENT ! •••••••••• Our Spring - Summer year and can truthfully say it Has Perfectly Cured Me. I do not suffer now with any breaking out on my head, nor have any fainting spells. The action of my heart has been strength- Hood ’s 1 *♦%**%% Be Sure to Get Hood’s. 1895 GOODS parilla C ures Arriving Daily ! ened and I am free from all pain. I cheer fully recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to whoever wishes to enjoy health and com fort.” M isb R osa S heldon , La Center, Washington. N. B. Be to get Hood’s. Prepared only by C. I. Hood <S: Co.,Lowell, Masa. Sold by all druggist«, $1; six for $6. Our Display Begins Hood's Pills cure Nausea, Bick Headache, iadlges'fon Biliousness. 25c. per box. Monday, March 25th, extent of 600 trees, and sprayed the remaining 600 three times with Bordeaux mixture. As a result he marketed 2400 barrels of fine apples at an average price of $2.13 per bar rel.— IF. C. Barry before the Western New-York Horticultural Society. Continuing Throughout Court Week. New Dress Groods NEW TRIMMINGS AND LININGS New Goods The Genuine Hair Cloth THE FAD OF THE SEASON IN"ew Hosiery ABBIVING DAILY Underwear and Furnishing Goods New Shoes o f V • • • • • • <_X In fact, New Goods in Every Department at Exceptionally Low Prices w • • • • -w. A. J. APPlbRSON. KAY & TODD’S. Lime 50 cents a barrel ! Hodson has a large quantity of lime which he will sell at the above price. Did you ever buy lime at that price, or hear of its selliug so cheaply before. There is a great bargain in this lime We Have The LATEST NOVELTIES IN CLOTHING Hats, Shoes, Furnishing Goods. Pnillt VUlir house. O 1 IV 111 VI Make your garden. Hodson has best quality and cheapest prices in paints and Go and see him before you paint your house this spring. Of course you will make some garden. Hodson can supply you with everything you need for gardening. oils. We Make The Priées to Suit the Times. Examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. KAY & TODD. Call in and see: O. O. HODSON. The Budding Spring is Here I THE RED PROMT • v. Is prepared for business revival. Its stock of groceries is kept fresh and up to date. Our’s is no “original package” store. You are as eale in having your purchaser weighed and done up by us as to get them in original packages. We have beard of places where you cannot do this. • • All kinds of Fine, Difficult and old Watches re paired and made to run as good as new at D. A. SMITH'S —NEW— Jemelry Store AU kinds of Watches, Clooki and Jewelry for «ale at bard times prices. * * Our aim is to Please and Satisfy. • Come and see us- E. I_. 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