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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-16

THE LIFE and emoluments of an American
senator are not to be despised. The work is by
no means exacting, and the salary of $1,000
pays current expenses while the number of
perquisites is absolutely incredible, Thus each
one of the members of the Senate is provided
at the expense of the government, with a pri-
vate secretary, who is paid at the rate of $3.50
per annum, and who is generally either the son.
daughter, wife OF the conscript father. The
latter also receives an allowance of 925 annu-
ally in stationery-but which is generally drawn
in cash-and is entitled to liberal mileage and
travelling expenses, Moreover, a restaurant is
maintained at the capitol for the internal
retreSnment of the senators. free of cost
and also barber and hairdresser's shop
where they can have a free shave" or cut"
and also furnish themselves with toilet reuui-
sites and the choicest preparations of Rimmel
all at the expense of the national treasury
From the official report of the United States
Senate for last year, it appears that the sepa-
tors consumed 1000 grains of quinine during
the year. The governme It also betrayed the
cost of fortytwo engraved card plates and 5000
visiting cards for the members A curious
feature of the document is the difference
shown in the respective quantities of ice which
was required for the use of the upper and
lower cham er of Uncle Sans parliament II
appears that whereas the House of Representa-
tives, with its three hundred and odd members.
required in the year 1899 $4,000 pounds of ice
to keep its members cool, over $4,000 pounds
was used during the same period by the Senate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

rry springalrs English Attentive. 100
49,: sor Al 90. mar7dtfnf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

Nv. Scule will stack Eve thousand tons
On yor,hs wharf and will commence oper-
atoms at once.
party Of four of our young business
men are contemplating the erection Of .
stock on the east side Of the river. above
he dam, and work will probably be COM
uenced on Monday next.
The ice traze in this city Is simply won
dsrful. TEo or three new Ice companies
are being organized in the city every day,
and every body, rich and poor, is being at
lacked with the disease. The ruling pas
sion at present in Augusta. at least, 10 ice.
company consisting of f. c. Allen, X.
". Bla3k. C. W. Jones, c. 3. Chick,
Thomas Leigh, Jr., and Alonzo b. Small
will commence the erection Of stack
capable Of holding from IL, 1000 to 1900
tons OF ice at what is known a. the "Granite
Siding, two miles above the dam. The
company will commence to stack Sunday
and will continue as long as there is any
left in the river.
The Augusta Ice Co, which consists of
che following well known gentlemen, Z.
W. Whiteb0use. o. williamson, s. c.
whitehou,e, George +. Hewips and c. s.
Hehborn. will commence the erection Of q
stack this morning, capable of holding
three thousand tons. The stack will be
erected at the south of the new post Office
and ip the rear OF Dulon's coal sheds. The
ice will b. cut above the dam, and work
men will commence running THE after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

20 oas GoGsia the.3 shC
KabU c,,rse. lasts . y4w
without breaking or kinking
" shifting a bone" because
re ref nd the money In case
Of a single item Of failure
in these respects.
And no one doubts that
the Kabo answers Its purpose
and SUITS the wearer, because,
II it don't, we refuno tho
money on call within . week
Or two or three
II Is the unpreakable cor
set, the Kabo. 1t Is the
understandable corset, the
Kabo. 1t Is the corset that
suits, the Kabo.
The only question Is: Do
you want the Kabo kind Of
. corset'
We have a primer On Cor
sets for yoS At the stoee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

There will be special services At the
Young Mems Christian Association Sunday
afternoon. Warren J. Harris, ex- Secretary
of the West Side Department Of the st.
Paul, Mimi, Y. NJ. C, A.. will oficiate.
Mr.. Harris has recently left his work in st.
Paul to give his life to the millions in
Africa.
He 10 young man full Of life and en-
thusiasm, and finds il difficult to be idle
when there is 80 much work to do. and who
can say tha. there 10 not need for Christian
work in Augusta
Realizing in . measure this need, he haa
been moved to take active steps for the sal
vation of the young men Of Augusta while
here. He has arranged for . Male Quar-
,e,te and orchestra at the 4 P. NJ. service
Every young man in Augusta is invited t.
be present at this meeting.
There will be meeting of Christian mer
Saturday evening at 100 O'Clock, also Sun
day at sl5 P. NJ. preparatory to the after
noon Gospel service.
Mr.. Harris expected to sail for Africi
next week, but 10 now waiting to hear iron
one Of his companions, Who sailed from
New York Jan. 29th. and il obtaining som'
necessary information. He will leave An
su,ta Monday morning to ill engagement
throughout New England and Canada, AMI
does not expect to return to Augusta be
fore sailing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

Nj" Gertrude Bean is visiting friends in
Bangor.
Fred MeCsusland of Gardiner was in the
city yesterday.
Judge ., G. Hall of wsterville was in
the city FRIDAY.
Es Cor. Robe returned to his home in
Gorham Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Isaiah Elder, freight agent in Bruins
wick. sss in the city Yesterday on bust
ness.
Henry Barker. one of GARDENERS enter
prisng young merchants, WAS in the city
yesterday
d. L. Flynt, of the Journal force, left
for three weeks visit with friends in Dex-
Ter Friday morning
W. J Kelley of this city left for a few
days visit to his former home in Dexter
Yesterday afternoon.
Forrest Goodwin, representative from
Skowhegsn, passed through the city Friday
Afternoon, en- route for Boston.
NJ Bradley. proprietor Of the famous
summer hotel on China Pond, East vsssal-
ooro, Wis in the city yesterday.
d. NJ Bangs, Bowdoin 81, and the
crack third bssemsn Of the college team,
passed through the city Friday afternoon.
Mi" Ora Gates, a student at Westbrook
seminary. is in the city on a short visit.
and viii return to her home in Winn today.
Mrs John Taylor, formerly Of this city
and who has been visiting friends in this
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Church Notices.


Unitarian church services 1t TO- 80 A. M.
Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. X. A. Crit
in. Seats free, all welcome Sunday
school at IL NJ.
Friends Chapel. Services will be held
in the large room, on Sunday at 10. 80
A. NJ, and P. M. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening At 7.30.
Congregational Church.-Rev. P. J..
Robinson Of Winthrop. will preach at 10. 80
A. NJ, and in the chapel at 7 p NJ Sab
bath school. IL NJ. Y. p. s. c. E., 6 p.
NJ.
Sabbath service at NJ. Z. church. Preach
ing at 10. 80 A. M, sabbath school At II
NJ; Epworth League prayer meeting at
P. M; general prayer meeting At P. M.
All cordially invited.
First Baptist.-Rev. J. NJ. Wyman will
preach Sunday morning At 1890 A. M.
Subject Seeking the Lost. New choir
Free Seats. Come. Sunday school with
adult classes at IL NJ. Y.P. 8. C. E.,
meeting At P. NJ. General gospel service
atTP. NJ.
st. Marks Church.-Third Sunday in
Lent Holy Communion 7 A. M. Morn
ing service with sermon 1890. Condrma-
ton class els p. NJ. Sunday school 2.3O
P. NJ. First Evensong with Catechizing
8 p. M. Choral Evensong with sermon 7
p. NJ. All cordially invited.
Universalist Church Morning service
with preaching by the pastor, 1920. The
concluding discourse en- Christian Love
will be given. Sunday School. IL M. Y
P. C. u. 6 P. NJ. Rev. CASTILLO Weston
will preach at ! P. NJ. subject, What the
| Universalist church stands for.
| Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
| Church next Sunday. Love Feast in the
morning at 915, followed at 10 80 by Z
sermon by the Presi ing Elder, Rev. g. C.
Andrews. Usual Epworth League prayer
meeting at 6 o'clock and general prayer
meeting att Quarterly Conference Mon
dsy evening at I 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

The sympathy for Rev. Mr.. Maben in
his recent loss is growing into the form OF
real helpfulness. The Parish committee
Of the Congregational church and several
other leading members Of that church have
shown themselves not behind in this good
movement by freely granting the use OF
their chapel for lecture by DR.. M. Sum-
merbell of Lewiston, the proceeds Of which
are to be used for Mr. Maben's benefit.
DR.. Summerbell. who 10 a member OF the
faculty of the Christian Biblical Institute
of New York, where Mr.. Maben graduated,
offers to bear his own expenses for trip
here. and to deliver one Of his lectures free
Of all cost. Surely all people should be
interested in this movement. More specinc
notice Of the lecture will be given later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08
here are

here are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having T.
It's sold everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

A.. C. Wood, q workman on the bridge,
and who resides in South Gardiner. had
his hand badly jsmmed yesterday after
noon. by having it caught in apulley which
was being worked by horses. No bones
we're broken but two Of the fngers we're
badly mangled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

Co00ondob1e.
All claims not consistent With the high
character Of Syrup Of Figs are pulVosely
avoided BY the Cal. Fig Syrup Company:
q scts gently on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, cleansing the system efecsuaily,
bat il il not cure-all and makes no pre-
snsions that every bottle will not substAn-
date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08
The King OF Tramps.

Harry Villiers. who was recently dis
charged from Kennebec jail, after serving
ont a sentence Of sixty days, writes back
to one Of his friends in Jail
II cot all l want Of Augusta Jail. Sink
or swim, this spring shall keep out of
jail.
Yours obediently,
ViLLIERs,
King Of Tramps.
Mr. ron. al adnx never be leaa
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WADD CAUcUoDo
- b. ~ nspubaicass Throughout
~ 01ey.


- b. ~ nspubaicass 1hsoagAost
~ oley.
r....ses we're held lase evening end
s.,dsy afternoon q he ssuai places,
.osdden.bls activity and spirit IN
- BY shese in attendance. The fol.
,.,ise i The correct fist Of those sosi'
- nearly all receiving their nonina-
dos by scclsmasion;
Ward 0ns.
..n.,usn--Gessg ". vickesy.
csrrciIruen-Ehsha r. Biacknan. Fred
E.,asu--,3eorge W. Lsdd.
v.,d cIerk--J. Morris Arnold.
cnnnable--Henry NJ Breen.
wsmber city Committed. B. HILL
Ward Two.
1dermsn- Treby johnson.
coancilmen-Charies II. BlsisdeI. Fred
n. Mssthest
VIZ clerk--Wiilism II. Fogg.
con.t.bIe--E. z Myrick.
Member City Commitsee--A. y. God
assd.
Ward Three.
.us,maD--sevsli B. Cross.
couacilm,n--Danisl Soyss, ID. P. Le-
W.,dsn-Ira L. Msckie.
w.,s C,sfk-J. Z Lippincots.
ca,stable.-Jamea 8. Mckinney.
uSuber City Committee - Leslie 4.
Dyer.
Ward -Four.
Ans,m.n-Aibsrt j. Burns.
caunciIman--s Stephen A. Miller, VIII
ian Stone. -
Wsrd Clerk--George NJ. Bean.
c.c,,sb,e-Albert A. Nichols.
Member City Committee -- Columbus
Csxis.
Ward Five.
Alderman w. Brooks
CaunclImen-L endall Tiicomb, Manning
.. Campbell.
Warden-Andfew Is. Folsom.
Ward Ciesk-Levi Whitcomb.
f,snstsble- William Y. Wall.
Member City Committee Horace b.
Cony.
Ward Gig.
Alderman William II. Williams.
Councilmen-Parker N. Savage, Alden
n. Clark.
Wsrden---Blythe s. Turner.
Ward Clerk-Weston Lewis.
Constable Henry T. Morse.
Member City Committee William II.
Williams.
Ward Seven.
Alderman eranus Kimbali.
Councilmen-John II. Ward, Orrin z.
Smart.
Wsrden--John l.. Allen.
Ward clerk-Henry A. Rand.
tAblt--Benl. A. Ray.
Member City Committee-Daniel b.
Savage.
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:. All the worlds ssase"-snd The Index
The passss soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

shiloh's vitalizer 10 what you need for
cenefinetion. Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
ana iii symptoms Of Dyspep:ia. Prcs
Al 90 and rs cent? per bossle. For ale st
c. B. Nurphys.
julyodAvlvchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-08

Currsnts and gooseherriss need one good
trimming ous annually, cutting out the Old
wood and thinning ont the new.
The state herald., 1890-03-07

attorney" lie Is simply the attorney
Of the board Of county commissioners
and 10 really nothing but clerk who
has no authority to do anything but
report on matters referred to him BY
the board. lie can neither sue nor be
sued as an official, and lie has no Off.
cial standing Whatever.
We believe that this Is u fatal defect
In the act in question, but that does
not the culpabillty Of the gang Of mill
tia parasites who prepared the act, or
Of the Seventh General Assembly.
There is no reason why such a law
should have been enacted and ITO par.
sllel to 1t can he found in the legisla-
tion Of any other State. It was de.
signed to raise un enormous fund to be
expended under the direction OF the
so-called Military Board Of the State.
That board is composed of the Cover.
nor, the Attorney General, the Adult
ant General and the Senior Brigadier
General of the State militia. As u
matter Of course neither the Governor
nor the Attorney General pays my ut.
tention to the military affairs Of the
State; all the details are left to the d.
rection Of the Adjutant General and
Brigadier General. 1t is fact which,
Is easily susceptible Of proof that 4
great many thousands and tens Of
thousands of dollars have been use-
leasly squandered by this Military
Bh ard during the past five years, and
the people have not received any bene-
fit worth mentioning from the expen-
diture.
The militia organization Of Colora-
do has been and Is u sort Of asylum
for as hungry and worthless n lot Of
tax.eaters as the State has ever seen.
The privates are not to blame In any
way for this condition Of affairs. They
are few In number and free from COM
plicity In the outrageous extravaganza
to call It by no larsher term, Of their
superior officers.
When the next legislature meets
one Of its most important duties will
Ike to thorougly overh aul the laws re.
lating to the militia. All the recent
changes In these laws have been In
the direction Of extravaganza and rob-
berry and the military poll tax levied
by the Seventh General Assembly can
only be justly regarded Us an infamous
abuse Of authority.
A test case should be made as soon
NJ possible in order that this act may
ba brought before the Supreme Court
for final action. There is no doubt
that it Is wholly unconstitutional, and
1t certainly is utterly opposed to the
public welfare. Who prepared the
act, and who engineered its passage
through the Seventh General Assem-
bly.-DENvER REPUBLICAN,.
The state herald., 1890-03-07
Tnk MiLiriA i.o,,sexy.

One excellent reason why the iufam.
ous law passed by the Seventh Ge,.eral
Assembly 10 levy n penalty Of ssS on
ench citizen Of Colorado Of voting age
Who does not pay n military poll tax Of
sfSS Mnrch LIST every year. must prove
10 bsA dead letter In that It's enforce.
ment !splNecd In the hands Of the
county attbsSsy" Of each county.
Now there In nt'e~h oii,ciAl known
to the law M county setorney, and NJ
u matter Of course there In III county
attorney In Colorado to bring the suits
provided for IN the net.
In Arapnhoc county, md tlrcc or
four other counties IN this State, the
lonrd of county commissioners en-.
ployS u lawyer u attend 10 itx legal
buslssss. bun ~ Is not tis county
The state herald., 1890-03-07
trrst publication Feb. ~
Nutics fur PuslfcGtiun.
LAND OFFICE AT DENVER. Colo
Eahrnn A fUTn

February I, ixo.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the follow.
~ ing E'named settler has filed nOtice OF his
hia claim. and that said proof will b. made
6sfOre the judge Of the district court or In
hls aosrpcs hforc the clerk of the district
Oososado. on March 18th. ixsn, vie:
JOSEPH KELLOGG.
n. y. No. iiena, for the NE,s CSC 8. twp. n
h ranea % v Of p. M.
He names tho following witnesses To prove
his onttuuous rrsldencs upon and cultiva-
tiOu u. said land. viz:
wi,iis" e; Heller. of IIo'yoke. Colorado.
Lyman y. Foster
Nathan \, ftsher a."
The state herald., 1890-03-07
first publication on vrb. u.
NuticB for Publication.
Land oa,r~ Al Denver, Colo.

kAnd ogirr at Denver, Colo.
February II. iee.
NSUfWEls hereby given that tho foliOwing
SrAtioa 20 make ANAL ooumution proof In
sspt1ft q his claim. and that said pr,of
utii bs1nnde before tho clerk Of tbs district
court of Fhiliips county, Colo. At lloiyoke.
Colo. On April sth, lree. Wig:
ClARlEsO q. DALRERG.
u. = No. 11e0 for the no ar see ~. e0D 4 In
2AnSe ~ wSpm.
Ne namcs shs following Witnesses " prove
bis continuous residence uron and enitivA.
tioe a, sald land. viE:
Aorfts Z. uoyt, -"
Prank l.. lloyt, /"
Alfred Larson,
J. A. NcBETH. Register.
The state herald., 1890-03-07
(virst publication Feb. 81,
Netice for Publication

LAND Ovvics At DEsEa CoLo.
Feb. 18th lao.
HJotice II hereby given that tie following
sa Gsas1 g. sss,es nss a!sd r"'!ss o. sis :, ~ ~
e.aiin, aud that aAid proof will BE- made In
ssFs the clerk q tho county conrt of rhii'
Nps county Colorado. at iloiyoks Colorado.
- March 18th iAo, Slx.
1lENHY q. DO;t;A.
z Sisa for tho NE,s ssc. ". twp .. range
~ 50 ".
Hs sNGS<hs following witnesses 10 prove
et0a a. said land. viH:
tiast.f foung n iiaxtan CoiaraAo.
algfned Anderson
August swanson 4"
Joshua Atons
The state herald., 1890-03-07

More than two million tons Of steel
T nils will he required by the American
railroads this year. The free-trade
brethern would have people believe
that the country would enrich herself
by buying that vast supply abroad In.
stead Of making II at home.
The state herald., 1890-03-07
(First publication Feb. ~
Nptice for Public alton.
L.Axp oyyIcr At DExvxn, Co, o.

LANp OFFICE At DENVER, COio.t
February eth, la0.
NOT1CEis hereby given that the following
~ named settler hns nl0d notice Of his In.
his claim. and that said prssof will h. made
lrforr the clerk of the district court of l1all
lip county. Colo. at Iioiyoke. uuso.. On
March 10, itSe. viz:
JOSHUA sTONER
One q the heirs Of AAaIe I. Reoner, d..
crass<i. u. a. No. 1DIi, for che sw so y?
tupt u, ranue Saw.
h.1 con tan uOuS Iesideuce upon, and cuatfth
tiou a. said land, viz:
yas1sr Jenulngs. of liaxtun, Colorado.
Alexis \. Vaughn,
c~orep W. johnson, I"
Siszskiah Eppcrson.
}. \. NcBETH. Register.
The state herald., 1890-03-07

Kossnth, II. Hungarian patriot. pre-
diets that there arc men now living
who will see Ireland 4 State Of the
American Union. Kossnth's dream Is
a wild one, perhaps. but come to think
Of 1t, Ireland Is no further away from
Warrington than Oregon Is.
The state herald., 1890-03-07

The announcement that Senator John
J. ingalls, Is preparing another speech
on the race issue. will be a heavy blow
to the old bourbons. They might es.
cate their punishment by indicting
the Kansas leader for cruelty to ami.
n,nls
The state herald., 1890-03-07
Editorial.

New York still pretsnds that she
doesn't know what struck her In the
race for the Worlds Fair. As II size
didn't know that 1t was her own chin !!
The state herald., 1890-03-07

OF course, for George Francis Train's
sake we may hope that his effort, 10 90
around the world In sixty days, will
succeed. There are reasons, however,
for hoping that the trip may take lit
le longer.
The state herald., 1890-03-07

And tho above warrants will cease to draw
interest after thirty dnys1rom this date.
BEN a. HOSKtNs,
County Treasurer,
The state herald., 1890-03-07

A Philadelphia doctor, who WIS ar.
rested for unnecessary cruelty to q
dog" raises the question, what cruelty
to dog is necessary in the City Of
BrOtherly LOyeP
The state herald., 1890-03-07

The Fourth Party has placed a full
State ticket In the field in Rhode Is
land. "iifth party" should arise
and follow suit, 1t would be necessary
for the State to buy glove-stretcher
and use II to enlarge her boundaries.
The state herald., 1890-03-07
J 4. heUkTli. Register
lrlrst publication Feb. ~
Nbtice for Buhlic alton.
LAID ovvicE At Isnvna colo. !

~ nnus prttief has died notice u his III.
trntion ~ make nnai communication prof In
saptport Of hisclnirn, and that said proof
court u t'htllii,s county. Colorado. at itoi.
yoke, Co OrndO, On March Eth lyn, Ntx.
JOSEPH A. nAfkTON
ssltGs u " Up. ~.
No names the following v~tln--sc- 10 prove
h1a con nu..us rc~idcncc upon. and cultisa.
on Of said land, visi
jaime. h.yani. of nrysn,. t',asrado.
licptHr ku0pp
William ". BALDWIN" " -
1erry J. tbuinpstcr Of tiOiyohr,'
J. \. MrNErii, r~xislsv.
The state herald., 1890-03-07
first publication on March 7th
yatics fhr Publication.

Land once NJ lIcnvrr. toio.
March Il, ipio.
Nlotic~ IL hereby given that tho following
~ named settler las died nOtiee VI his In
sSaetun " make nnni proof In support Of MI
rlniui, aud that said pfO0f viii b. made br,
fosy tlr clerk of the district court 1T
fhtliirs c0unty. Colo. at liolyoke. Colo. on
joins ". Goni,os.
.. 4. No. siHAi for th~s' " nss and nj u
ee'l 80 ~ twp IN ran6s u v Of u y NJ.
ais eotttnucus rssidsnc0 upon snd culuvn.
Hsds Y Jersesi. ct prysnt Colorado
Isaiah 1ku WpsOm. u hrysmt /"
Cttlglqa isAudfftesi, VI Hdtyote q
SSe ia NcNtfH. Rrwi~tss..
The state herald., 1890-03-07
Administrators Notics.
E.,.,. os jacob Yurrry d.-...,d,

Estate u JacOO furrey deceased.
ad$iniptS nx 81 10 estssr of jacob Turrry
lSts Of ~ cedAty. e iH{,iips and state Of
Colorado, siecsHscd. nfrShy Gives notice that
BE- win appear befofv nc county. court Of
rhillips county, At the court hotise In liOl
yoke at the january term, on the Last Mon
dayis March next, At which time all persons
having claims against said e~tate are potin
I'd and rcquested 70 attend for the purpoSe
of having the same Adjusted, All p~esons
indebted TO sid estate arr reQucNted ~
make immediate payment to the undo riys,
esl.
Datrsi this aNh day n January, 4 d lao.'
JOHN FISHER. Administrator.
The state herald., 1890-03-07

Chicago Is "delirlous with delight"
oyer her capture Of the Worlds Fair,
nccording to adviccs feoM that town.
Delight" must be new western word
for Il,
The state herald., 1890-03-07

There Is no despo. with half 80 much
real power rs the commander Of man.
of-war at sea, and II he have u vein Of
cruelty or tyranny in him it.is sure to
develspe at the expense Of those. who
are Powerless to resist him.
The state herald., 1890-03-07
EioHTeENTh YEAR.
NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL
fronsuneeA BY all
SsSrssEis Leading Republican NsvP,ps.
PUBLISHED AT THE CAPITAL
EloHTeENTh YEAR.
TINE DAILY JOURNAL.
Eight Large Pages. with Sunday ssppis

Eight Large rasss, with Sunday Supple.
ne year ine will b. one Il alasoss unpssssdsatsl
Ge.r,anss 1. tas Anes,rea gscy.s. y tha. Y VII
u sS.1 sss s ssss;
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= W dshsnd tAsh seisaiao for EatriiissaI dsck.
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st.tss sssAi.r ais gsee.ee thae svssy lats.lls..t
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euel a. stitonss pf eurrvns eveata tAAt - inielt
sent I'll Ssn tan a6 III " 10 Whk0ut o. 10 Inal u
hat ekste q 70, tsal bslise. . stncs esf iasl a.
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I. aaneunes that fos the year isAs Tus youssxL viii
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~ " ssssfssSh yhss t19las 1ssYi . y ~
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- ssacsoge! esSs :scssss e ~ soYety.
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-. s,t!sss ~ -. 10 M = tiss To-
:i - !: ]! :: .:;;:: -
ootopopog q tAoW0De.