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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-02


Remember Cooling only sellstemperance
drinks.
Great mark down in millinery at Ms 5.
L. Gladdings.
Strictly pure Paris Green can be found
al the Drug Store OF E. E Evans & Co.
Their sales last year were enormous Buy
of them and get the pure article as il costs
no more than others charge.
The tubular steel Walter A Wood now
ing machine stands without a peer for
strengt /. durability hghtness Of draft and
ease Of handling. Sold at a lower price
than ever before by +. l. Bass.
Crockery was never so low as now and
". E. Lamson Is selling fine decorated
English imported sets either for tea OF
dinner services for LESS than you can Guy
them for in Boston or New York. Call
and see his immense stock.
CARPETS Of all kinds viii probably be
much higher in the fall. Now is the time
Z to buy and W e Lamson can show you
All the latest patterns from the largest
manufacturers IN America and viii save
You money.
You can get the best and save money by
buying your paints. oils, varnishes, wall
papers. stationery, furniture easy. plush
rattan chairs. glass ware, trunks. valises
e rsrfure frames. tags vesocipedeS. window
Seems. &c. 81 ~. <. Lalnson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-02

Insure your dwellings and contents At
the Insurance Agency Of F. E. Dubois.
for five years at cost OF 3 for each slos
insurance and no charge for the policy
unless the premium is less than SO: only
strong and reliable stock companies rep
resented.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-02

have in nv hands for collection the
Town, Highway and School Tax bills, on
the grand list Of 1891. The taxpayers OF
Randolph, VT, are hereby notlned 70 pay
the same to me within 90 days from date.
J. W. FARGO, Town Treas.
Randolph, VT, June %, 1891.
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FOR SALE.

A txo story cottage house. FMS he'd COM
ulete. nearly new and nicely arranged for
NO small families. situated on south
Pleasant and corner Of Nichols -. within
th-ee minutes walk a the deDot and post
ctsce. Terms reasonable
rncasre rsrbir two reess Of T. n Good
49, No. cesrr.1rrh VI
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DESrKAL VERMONT RAILROAD
Corrected TO June 1881.
GOING SOUTH


GOING SOUTH
Trains leave RANDOLPH as follows
s.oo m. Night Express from oxdensturg. Mon,
tresi and the vest. for Boston. Lowell and all
New England points. Sleeping csrsfcr Boz
ton wa i.oweii. also for SyrlZg~s+t runs Tsfil
SUNDAYS Included Montreal 70 Boston via
n % = nj. aaiifrom 81. Adams aud BURLINGTON foI
Roston via Lowell and Fifchburg. for all
ns,tafs IN New England.
SO . NJ Limited Express. froHi OEdensonrg MOE
tresI and the west. Tor Concord. Manchester
Nashua. Lowell. Boston: and New 1ork.Th
IT'S p.m. passenger for River Junction and
GOING NORTH:
q oo m Nieht Express. from Boston and New
York for Montreal. Ogdensourg and The vest
Sleeping ear to Montreal runs daily Sundays
fnelr - = .tston 20 Montreal via lowell
\ N 4 a. rassl4nrsr Tor lsufisuo. X FufElou -
Afbans Richfortl and Rvuses PVi.t.
Q4n nm Mall Train from hoe On. worcester
st,ringreid New London. and New \ ORA. ioi
Ruriiner st Alhans. ogdensourg. MONTREAL
and the vesi. Drawing room car e NontrsAl
$40 pm Past Express. from Boston loi
Montreal and West. Pullman Palace steep
inw ear attached running through 70 1niAAke
without charge
hroa n tickets for Chicago. and the west Tor sal'
tail the principal stations
r. G. Smith, Second Vice Pres.
S. w. Cummings, Gen. Pas Agt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-02

Won can save from &C. to a 81 per pair on Boots.
Remember we keep Smiths Boots the oldest and best IN the
nobody ahead Of him. We guarantee to give as good shoe
for 81 so as SO 90 or $3.50 will buy anywhere.
MEMS GOODSWe viii do well byyou on these goods Bar
gains from 81 % TO $500
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fonda, Enrique Rodriguez Ramon Leon
247 pasaieros de transito.

fonda, Enrique Rodriguez Ramon Leon.
247 pasajeros de transito.
90
El vapor MGnMela entreg0 aver en- la Adj
ministrac0n Central de Comunicaciones pa
quete de Puerto Plata de Port au Prince
{ Haity l. de Cap -HaiJien, / de Mayaglez
/ de Santiago de Cuba. Ell Ciasdad de SGmtaa-
der, entreg0 81 sacos de correspondence para
esta y is para Santiago de Cuba.
~.
La casa de nuestrO amigo D. Fernando
Cabrera, en- Bayamon, ha sido robada. Ell pre-
Colon (a) "El Indio", que So llevo .os cubiertos
y los platos de la cocina de dicha casa Debi
do la actividai del SecretaretariO municipal
Sr. Higueras al guardia Geronimo Plaza, Sc
pudo dar con el supuesto ladr6n.
90
tariOs
10 Pasadob:e de Cornetas Gel Lgero"
Marin. % Pot-purri Hnmoristico t'Aires Es-
paflolesv, Jualranz. 80 Gran Fantasia sObre
motive de la opera "El Profeta", Meyerbeer.
a. Tanda de Vases tCervantes", Martinez. s.
Mazurka "Matilde", F. Duchesne. So Danza
.soy Feliz", Campos.
Ha sido nombrado secretaro del Cooler
no General de las Islas Filipinas don Gabriel
Badell Y Acosta Contador General de Hacien-
da que fu6 de esta Isla don Ignacio Despa-
jols, sobrino del general del mismo apellido,
Gobernador Civil de Manila.
Sc han vendido hoy on competencia en-
esta Capita, IL bocoyes de azucar Margarita a
So 81. La compraron los Sres. Lopez Vilanil.
90
Hemos dido decir que Ia Comision organi-
zadora del festival de CoHsuegra Ameria,
deseand0 correspondent la Acojida que di0 ell
publico de esta Capital al concerto del Do
mingo piensa orgahizar para el proximo un
baile destinando el producto q la Protectora
de los ninos los fnundados de Arroyo.
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NotiCias de la IsIa

De Cabo Rojo nos dicen que NADIA en- serio
Sc sabe reSpectO del autOr del asesinatO del
infOrtunadO DR.. Franco, aun cuandO la opinion
publica sigue cOndenandO CrisplnianO ROd,l.
Lo de la S, csdad secreta, dlcen que no tiene
m6rto aguno; todo fu6 el resultado de una
ceaaG Glegre NADIA mas
Ha fallecido en- Cabo-Rojo la dstinguida
sonora de don jose Nicolas Montalvo, cuya
muerte ha sido geleramente seDtida en- toda
la pobaei6n.
90
El mercado lie cafe cerraba con alguna flo
j5dad On Mayaguez anteayer, aunQue sostenldo
al rededor de 23$ la calidad corrente. Las
existencias de azucar dedicadas consume Sc
vendign de $34 A segdn cadad.
Sc lehan concedido tres meses de liceDcia
pOr enfermo para pasar Cuba, al Ingeniero
Agr0nOmo de la estacion de Rio-piedras nues-
tro estimado amigo D. Fernando Lopez Tuero.
Nos dicen que ell domingo pr6ximo tendra
lugar en- el teatro del vecino pueblo de Rio
piedras, un gran bale OrganizaGO On ObsequIO
de varos j0venes de esta Capital por una comi-
sion de caballeros del reterido pueblo.
Para dicha fiesta Sc estan hacienda gran
des p-sparativos con ell fin de que resulte 10
mas exp6ndida possible entire las tamilias
reina mucha animaci n
Un tren extraordinario que sal1ra de Rio
piedras un cuarto de hora despu6s de termna-
do ell bale, conducira los senores invitadOs
de Santurce Ia Capital.
-.
Ha sidO aprObado el presupuesto ordna-
rio de UtuadO para l891-92 de cOnformdad
con el Consejo, el de Consumes de Aguadilla.
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S,ciedad EcOn0nllca sies Anli gsDs> del Pals, con-.
sstonte en- dar gratuitailaf1te una caJedfa de
Economic POtica, cuan5US quiSieSen escu-
thar sus leccionrs la sociedad atendiendo a
las conveniencias de la valiosa oterta acoldo
aceptarla desde luego abrir la catedra en- los
primeros dias del pr0ximO EnerO.
Celebramos que Ia sOciedad Amigos del
Pals, empece despertar de su letargo, bajo
la entendida direction de su presideuGe nues-
tro amigo el Dr. Ferrer. e
r. ,egresado d 9aS ssvan6,. aonaa !. h.
llaba venareando, acompanadp de su distingui-
da sonora, fijado su residencia en- esta Ca
pital (FOrtaleza Az nuestrO distinguidO amigo
al bien reputable jurisconsultO senior don Juan
Hernandez Lopez.
Publicamos hoy dos cartas de nuestrO CO
rresponsal de Madrid. La que debi0 llegar pOr
81 correo pasado, que lego hoy, y la de Ultima
fecha.
~H+ Maestro QueridO amigo cOmpaherO Ell Se-
nor icn Salvador Brau, ha tenido la bondad de
fvorecernos con dos ejemplares de su preciO-
sisima poesia La OfrendG del Mslici0no leida
extra prOgrama en- la SOlenne velada ceebIada
en- honor de las victimas de Consueara y Ame
ria. Dicho trabajo, que fu6 ruidosam cute aplau-
dido, y que esta dedicado al ilustre pOeta don
Leopoido CanO, Sc vende en- la Liberia = En-
cuadernaci6n de don Benardino Sanjurjo, on
esCa CaplGal, al preclO d0 20 centaVOs 81 Oll0CO.
90
Elpresidente de la Sociedad Carload Girls
tiana don Pedro A. Rubio, ha eDviado Ia jun
ia organizadora de la cocaci0n de una lapiia en-
la casa donde::vivi6 ell maestro Rafael Cordero la
suma de So SO ctvs.
Don Julian Silva don saturnino Sierra
enviaron 81 el primero y so ctvs. ell segundo.
90
Parece que uno de los encargos ell princi-
pal tai vez, encOmendado al iustre hombre pu-
blico dOmiuicanO senor don Manuel de JESUS
Gavan, que actuamente se encuentra en- Ma
drid desempenando una alta comisi6n diploma
tica del Gobierno ds Santo Domingo que repre-
senta, es el de interesarse para el possible arbi-
traje International que la repnblica Dominica
ma confaria a Espana respecto de sus cuestio-
nes de lmtes con Haity, que "ada vez Sc pre-.
sentan mas difciles ser arregladas amistosa
luentv entire las parties 10 igerantes. Y segun
ca, tas que tenemos la Vista de un amigo que
desde Madrid nos escribeyel diplomatico domi-
nlcano ha encontrado 81 nlejor buen deseo por
parJe de los hombres que sstan al frente del
GObierne naeonal.
Tampoco pOdia ser deotra manera. Ell Sc
nor Galvan, con cuya anlisad nos honramos,
reune todas las condolences lie simpatia y ia
lentn para llenar mejor que nadie el encargo
confado su indiscutible pariotismo su
c&S~s,~~ sxaANl 1n;o a
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Buen Sastre

Hemos tenido OCCASION de ver algunos tra-
Jes para caballeros, cortados por eli maestro
sastre don Timotec Cubelo, que hace pocos
dias lego ests Ciudad procedente de la Ha-
bana, donde ejercic;o la profession en- las prn-.
cipales sastrer.as de aquella gran Capital.
Dichos trajes NADIA dejan que desear. El ST.
Cubelo trabaja en- La Ultramarima, Tanca,
esQuina Fortaleza-PreciOs mOderados
16-Q
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CO MU NICAD OS.
SUSPIROSf A MI TERRA

A ii que en- tn cuna me mecistp.
Que con tus tiernas caricias me arrullaste,
Que carinosa la existencia, tn me diste,
Y on tn hermoso senO me abrigaste.
A tt que porvenir dc gloria me ofreciste,
Que con tn sabrOsO pan me alimentaste,
que dia tras dia, crecer me viste,
Y mis- pasos en- tn suelo encaminaste
Per tt mi querida TERRA, 70 suspiro
81 triste evoco los recuerdos del pasado,
Pero relego mis- pesares al olvido,
81 pienso. alegre, que volver6 tu lado
Hermosa perla On el Belts recoiida,
Lindo vergel dOnde ell gusto Sc recrea.
Delicioso sueno de la dulce vida
Que la mente, en- sus regioles crea
NidO amOroso que envuelve la poesia
PaIaiso ameno, que las flores embellece
Mansion gloriosa que form0 la fantasia
J. y que real los ojos SO parece.
FL fatal destinO, de tt me separo
Cuando dichoso en- tn regazo 70 viv1a,
De mi felicidad a3arcada, Sc burl6,
Most, andolne una suerte que yo no presentia
Felices los que en- Ia carrera de la vida
Encuentran el premio, a su bien sohado,
Y abandonando esa eStrella traslucida
Niven con calma, enssu pueblo amado.
Por $50 70, one mi quebrantO llOro
&sT on mitigar mis- penas tengO empeflo,
Mis- suspiros dirijo, q la TERRA que adore
Qesde este beadltQ suelo borinqueno.
Yicesste Ortiz
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s ECIoN DE ANUNCIos
institution Iibre
DE ENSENANZA POPULAR

La aperture del curse de 1901 & 90 tendra lu-
gar el dia del pr6ximo mes de Noyiembre las
ocho de Ia noche el local del Institute de "a en-
sei1anza.
|. Los alumnos que quieran matricularse, pueden
hacerlo desde el dia de hoy, mediante boletas que
les seran facitadas ror 81 eonserc de la INSTRUCTION
Puerto Rico, 81 de octubre do lspl.-El
pgeddsntet xaias4 CefNsss III
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70 estimado colega ell Boletin MeY-
,agra uno de los lumnosos editoria-
,dicion de aver prestar su confor-
)s artfculos que On contra de la va
nos publicado estimando, como nOso-
SO hace necesariO poner coto a Sc
al 'er social que es Q! pecatlO capital
or de diferentes males.
lega cree, cree muy bien, que la va
ne qle vivir expensas del vicio y
3H.
tenta tarjeta Sc ha despedido de no.
,ra la Habana, la smpatica y siempre
diva poncefla nuestra amiga la Sc
MALTA Paoli.
samosle micha felicidad, muchos triun-
tchas peSetas.
90
nos sabido que en- breve plazo Sc abri-
nueva convocatoria para cubrir dos
mediante OpOsici0n, que llevara cabo
dad Protectora de la Intelgencia qae
el DR.. Ferrer.
mos nuestra enhora bnena los i6venes
que aspiran tan alto beneficio, es-
Ds que estas Oposiciones sean tan bri-
y tan dentro de la iusticia como las
lreS.
uestrO amigo el se1or don Angel Ar6valo
lite de Obras Pdblicqs ha sido destinado
aguez, sustituy6ndOle en- la sacci6n de
'ss slto del G0bierno General don AmbrOsio
Il 1e del actual SO ha embarcado para FL
8 el generai Despujols nombrado captain
al de aQuela Isla
40
81 vapor Monucl0 de Ia Lfnea intercolo-
de los senOres SoDrinos de Herrera, saldra
ste puerto con destino Puerto Plata, Hal
puntos de su escala en- Cuba hasta la Ha-
=, en la noche del % del mes en- curse.
90
D!cese con inSistencia en- esta Capital que
sido reducido hoy prision el sehor Cope
Director de la RevistG de Puerto -lsicO por
1secuencia lie un procedimiento que Sc le
Iue por Jurisdiction de guerra, con motive
la publication de un articulo titulado Los
sliessteS.
sentiriamos mucho que esta noticia SO
nfirmase. a
go
Relacion de los pasajeros .lleg9dos hoy on
gapor espafol "Ciudad de Santander' To.
u Perez, F. Marim0n, Domingo Paoli, Hila-
i FOy, Miguel Castaher, Antonio Foy, Magda
na Mayol, Antonio Frontera Maria Juan.
nador Estades.-Juan Iglesias, Piettre Joeph
hijo, jaime Oliver, Cri tObal n Oliver, Girls
bal N. Castaner, jose Bujosa, Guillermo Mar.
les, Jose Plana, Jnan Colon, jose Ferrer, An
niO Wallis, Castelli JLan, Esteban Garcia Ca
era, Pablo Ubarri, susanna de Diego 2 hiios,
's6 D.az, Estanislao Basuiski, Carmen Lopez
hijO, Francisco Molina, JESUS Mnnoz = Sra,
lguel Aguayo, Mercedes Rosy, M6nica Lopez,
ntlago Rodriguez Felix g, QQiroa Pedro
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Fijense

Tlajes de casimir, de drii baratisimos,
surtdo en- otros g6neros desde el calcetin al
sombrero, en- la Marina frente al Arsenal. Sc
compra plomo, cobre viejo. Tleuda lie Fran
cisco Ira Jaga l5-7
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OjO que interesa

Sc veEde un caballo de sila muy elegants
pr pio de recreo, otro cabatlo muy heimosO de si-
liza cOche, Quinta. una casa habitaci6n en- la
entrada de Rio-piedras orias de Ia carretera
una estancia en- Rio piedras barrio de Monacillo
y un bilar eu NAL estado con tres bolas.
Informaran don Jose Munfz guarda almac6n
de ObTas pnblicas en- la marina de esta Capital:
don Antonio Gonzalez Rio-piedras, los Sres.
Felu Hermanos Bayamon. Todo Sc verde
muy a1atO. 8-.3
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Sc vende

La Farmacia de Bal ranquitas. Para iIA
formes dirigirse don Fidel Gulermety en- la
Capital a don Ram N Hernandez en- Barran-
Qui5"S. 15-7
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VARlEDAJES

fE Ell DR. SALICRUP P.-Pida USED on
todas las tiendas donde vendan perfumer,a
efectos de tocador. PolUos desstGles del Dr.. Sa-
lcrMp.-Es el :nejor preservativoi que SO como
ce contra la carrie de los dientes I'm gran re-
medic para dar buen aliento Ia boca.
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!LEASE ESTO!

Los carros para reeojer la basura en- esta
Ciud I'd, salon del dep0sito lie seis siete de
la manana, todos los dias. Los vecnos que
esa hora no tengan en- las puertas de sus casas
la basura recojda, no tienen derecho quejar-
Sc del cOntratista 1877
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07

OREGON farmers now generally y
concede, having investigated the
matter thoroughly, that no branch
of soil tillage pays SO well and so
regularly as the cultivation of
fruits. The boundaries of this
state embrace a grand fruit coun-
try, which in time will become fa-
nous for its excellent horticultural
products in immense quantities.
Through this agency Oregon farm
ers may easily pay off their mort
cages and henceforth laugh at
enthusiastically Mercury.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07

A FRANCHISE has been granted
by Kansas City to a company to
build works and lay mains in the
streets to supply fresh air to the
inhabitants. In warm weather
cold air will be supplied; in cold
weather, hot air. That is they pro-
pose to keep the houses of their
patrons as nearly at one tempera-
ture as possible. winter and sum-
mer. Apparatus for such a pur-
pose will without doubt be gener-
ally adopted in a short time.
While the climate in this state
does not render its usefulness so
apparent as in other states, our
politicians will not be slow in
adopting any improved methods
for "blowing hot OF cold"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07

In this age of loose railway ties,
misplaced switches, Flobert rifles,
canned fruit, unloaded guns, misfit
prescriptions, cyclones, dynamite
cans, new explosives, cable cars
and dead wires, it behooves every
man, woman and child to have
their names and addresses tattooed
on their bodies and stitched into
their clothing, so their friends
can be notified and decent burial
assured.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07
PORTLAND AND COAST HARBORS.

| Portland, with proper enterprise
ought to be able to take care O
itself. It is the extreme of mar.
row, selfish, and in the end an in.
furious policy, for Portland to op.
pose needed and important I'M.
provement in other localities, for
fear of losing a little trade.
Portland, in conjunction with
the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, pursued thatpolicy for years
with reference to the Inland En-
pire. But the Northern Pacific
and the Hunt lines were built, and
its negative, selfish, pennywise
and pound foolish policy is illus
trated in our loss of the wheat and
flour of the upper country. That
we will largely regain by an open
river, but no other way.
There may be now, from similar
motives and in in pursuance of the
same sort of policy, disposition
to rejoice in the evident efforts to
injure and suppress Yaquina and
SiuslaW as Pacific coast harbors,
for fear a little of the Upper Will
lamette valley trade may be di-
verted from Portland to those
points. This course would not
only be selfishly wrong, but in the
end futile, and dangerous to Port
land. This city ought to give at
least moral support and encourage
ment to every such place, to all
parts of Oregon. In this way we
will gain immensely more than we
will lose. Narrow selfishnes never
paid on earth yet, in the long run.
Let Siuslaw be improved and
made a harbor; let Yaquina be i'm
proved and made a harbor; let
Coos bay be improved and made
harbor; let railroads be built to all
of them, if there is enterprise and
to build them. By these
means Portland may indeed lose
a little of the trade that is now
forced to come here; but the up
building, the development, the
growth of the country will be such
that we are sure to gain infinitely
more than we lose.
We have no sympathy with the
narrow, selfish spirit that tries to
grow and prosper by keeping other
places and people down.-Tele-
gram.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07

The gates of all our ports still
open inward, and with proper dis
elimination against undesirable
immigration our home market will
grow larger every year. We are a
nation of high wages and large
consumers, and protective tariff
will keep up such.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07

OUR foreign trade still continues
to increase with the balance of
trade in our favor, and yet the
Free-Traders tell US that ''if we
don't buy we can't SELL" and that
the Mckinley bill will shut out all
foreign trade. Read Free Trade
statement and then believe the op-
posite always.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07
PENSIONS AND PATRIOTISM.

In brief, but not the less effec-
tive article in the North American
Review, the Hon. Green B. Raum,
United States Commissioner of
Pensions, shows in a clear and un-
mistakeable way how closely pen
sions and patriotism are united.
The clamor against what is called
the excessive amounts paid out in
pensions, is answered conclusively
by pointing out that the tax upon
the country to support the veter-
ans is trife when compared with
that which was borne to pay off
those who loaned money to the
Government during the war. The
bond d-holders have received in in
terest and premiums since July
1st, 1861, $2,6O0,179,OOO and the
pensioners have received only
$1,2S4,717,OOO. Moreover when
the war closed and the people were
confronted with the task of pay
ing the bond holders, the public
debt amounted to one-tenth of the
wealth Of the country. It now
amounts to only -fiftieth. In
1866, the annual charge for inter-
est on bonds and pensions was
$4.57 per capita, and now it is only
$2.44 per capita. Surely then it
would seem that if the men of
1866 had the patriotism to carry
such an interest charge with so
great debt without murmuring,
we ought now with our increased |
population and diminished debt,
to be able to carry the much
lighter burden which the care Of
the defenders of the Union i'm
poses upon us. Above the money
consideration, however, will be the
appeal to the patriotism Of the
people to stand loyalty by those
men who have preserved the Union
to be a blessing not only for the
men of this generation, but for
those who are to come after US for
all time. Any intelligent man
who will consider the long marches
by day and the shelterless beds by
night of those who through the
heats Of summer and the seventies
OF winter carried the flag of the
Union, must know that the men
who endured these things could
not have come out of the service
with unimpaired vitality, and that
therefore in the weakness or disa-
bility Of the old age that is now
upon them, they deserve
every care which the great and
rich Republic can give them. A
pension is no charity. 1t is the
just reward of honorable service.
1t was won by pa triotism to con-
fer it..
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-08-07

The big cannery and the big fail
will bring a half a million dollars
to Salem this year says the States
man.