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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
THURSDAY, Der. 20, 1903.
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER
To Our Patrons:

We have large number on our books
who are behind with their subscription
Knowing this to be dull year we have
not crowded them but we must balance
up our books this month and would like
to have these amounts paid. They are
only small accounts but to us they a
mount to hundreds Of dollors. We wil
send out statements and would like tc
have those owing prepare to settle al
onse.
IEHi PUBLISHING Co
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
LEHI PUBLISHING Go

Another ball in CARTS Hall on Friday
night. Kirkham Orchestra.
David Evans of Ogden was a visitor TO
me Banner City on Monday.
A number of young nen have been
pr 1specting in the hills north OF town
thus week.
Cashier Ellington now rides hand
some pneumatic Cleveland. 1t is n
beauty.
Mr.. Buchanan, the representative OF
George Q. Cannon d Sons was in town
on Tuesday.
The children all report having "big
time" at the Primary dance last satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Haydee frame has gone to Salt
Lake City to attend the University for
the winter.
Attend the sacred concert Sunday
night. The program will be seen in
another column.
The democrats old forth at the Opera
House tonight. Gov. West and u. O.
Rideout will he the speakers.
Born Monday morning TO the wife Of
Thomas Clark boy. Mother and child
dong well.
At Pleasant Grove last Saturday the
Democrats OF the sixth council district
nominated T.. A. Wilson Of Provo.
Drs. Hoshaw and Merrihew are now
located in their new Office and are hay.
ing the surrounding grounds fixed up.
L, W. Hazelgrove, representing Dun
& Cos Mercantile Agency, was in town
ON Monday writing up our business
houses.
The proposed new Meeting House for
this city is coming up again and the
subject will never be allowed 10 rest
until such building is erected here
The Fireman of California visited
Ogden on Monday and were royalty on
tertained at the Reed Hotel Tho PEG.
pie turned out and formed grand
procession.
The members Of the lodge have arran-
ged anice program for tomorrow night
They expect d. G. NJ. w. Stone of Ogden
down to address the audience on matters
pertaining to the A. o. U w.
The Liberals OF Salt Lake have held
their city convention and put in nomin-
asion municipal ticket Now the
campaign is on between them and the
citizens ticket to see which will be the
victor, and Salt Lake may looked to be
stirred to its political bottom. And
everything.that is good and bal to be
sud for and against the candidates Of
both parties.
Tho Road Supervisor is filling up
some Of the low places in our streets
whiah improve there appearance very
mucn. There are some OF our streets
which should be brought to grade, by so
doing it would save hauling the gravel
30 far, would make better looking
street and cost a great deal less labor.
The canning factory now has the ap-
pearance of busy place There are at
present over 30 hands employed. The
largest number is girls. Mr.. Keenan,
finds already he has not room enough
and is going next year to build more
sheds on the east side Of his premises
for canning purposes and keep the
building he now occupies 10 make vine
gar. At the factory can be seen some Of
as fine and large cabbage as can be
raised in any country, some Of them
weigh upwards Of 80 lbs each. Mr..
Charles Karen is the raiser, and will
get from 10 to 20 tons 10 the acre at So.
per on, that means from $l20. to 800.
per acre that surely will prove paying
crop to raise when there is plenty OF de-
mand for IT,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26

II you want comfort when you work
buy wheel Harrow at frames.
When you want Lump coal MT coal
o. Mine slack by the car call on frame Tor
good figures.
Trane has Mems and Boys Clothing
Cheapest in town.
Best Z. V. Coal at TTane's
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26

when Baby vas sick, We gave her castoria-
when she was Guild, she cried for castoria.
Wien she became Miss, she chung 10 castorls
when she had Children, she gave them cassoriA
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
Have your teeth cleane d.

Have your teeth cleane d.,
Cleanleness is next 70 Godleaess.
Como IN and will take that lime from
your teeth that like decay | viii make
you think that you have traded moths
with some body that has a clean mouth.
Dr,Merriew.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
Business Briefs.
Buy Your Coal at Peoples Coop.

Buy yohr Coal at Peoples Coop.
Best p. V. coal at Trane's.
ispsei-sl 90 pair at B 90 ,ppENv's
E..t.e brated Peacock" Rock
Springs Coal.
W. L. RAcKER. Agent.
Best Washing Machine at Trane's.
Solid Comfort sulky Flows at frames.
BRoADBESr K Sons are in the lead
with anice line OF Fall Dress Goods.
Iron Roofing, Post and all kinds Of
fencing a speciality at Coop.
The place to get Ladies Coats and
Babies Cloaks is at BRoADBEST's.
Childreus underwear 25c and 30c at
BRoADBESr's Store.
Flannels, lindsays, and Blankets at
frames.
COTTAGES to rent at 10 oust Grove
Enquire Of X. Gilchrist or w. L. Racker.
For nice Sailor Hats go TO Miss
BRoADBESTr Millinery Parlors. Fall
Goods just arrived.
Peoples Coop wants your trade ana
will guarantee to take the best OF care Of
it's customers.
Buy the celebrated Peacock" Rocl
Springs opal.
WE. RAoKER, Agent.
A irst class $50 fan lily sewing mach
inc for only $50. Apply at this Office.
Clothing cheaper than ever. Furni-
ture and Stoves almost at Cost at PEG
pies Coop,
All kind OF stock and horses pasturec
at John Beck's place over J ordon at 81 p
per head month. Enquire OF Georg'
Beck Lehi Junction.
Get photograph OF yourself or youi
baby either Good work or no pay. c.
D. Turldor Z. w. Broadbent Photo.
graphers, Lehi,
For Sale Cheap for Cash
Or will trade for City Lot, Farm Land
or Lumber; Good Team, Wagon and
Harness. Apply to Fred Meskin
Locust Grove, Lehi
Tax Notice.
will attend at the City Hall on eael
Saturday and at my residence each Mon
day 10 receive water taxes until Nov. l
JONI WooDHoUsE, Collector
EW- Papers will be forwarded untilex
plicit orders is received by the publisl
er for their discontinuance, and unit
payment OF all diredrdgss is made, a
required by law.
Hurrah for Becks Saratoga Springs
The Hack will leave the Coop liver
stable every Saturday at o'clock z. NJ
for Beck's warm spring, only 30 cts. 70
the round trip including the bath
For further particulars see VIM. Wiui
4 Notice.
Mrs. Martha Fea,herstone has recei,
ed her certificate i.on the Board ,
Medical Examiners and is therefore Ii
ensed to practice obstetrics, or midwife
ry in the Territory. Calls answere
promptly day or night.
Remember the price of school book
has advanced but all books / have o
hand will be sold same price as last yes
for cash. Como and get your book
early and save paying more for then
Nice bool ecks aud all school supplie
At TRASE's.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.

~ consider Chamberlain Cough
Remedy a specific for Group. 1t is very
pleasant to take, which is one OF the
most important requisites where cough
remedy Is intended for use among chill
dren. have known OF cases OF Group
There | know the life OF little one was
saved by the use Of Cham berlaiA's
Cough Remedy" j. j. LAGRANGE,
druggist, Ayoca, Feb. 30 cent bottles
Tor sale by Peoples Coop.
Repealed
high rates to Chicago. The rate is now
abont cent per mile via the Union
Pacific. Oct. 2S is Union Pacific Day.
Oct. a3IS03,
is Union Pacific Day at the Worlds
Fair Ratesabout kcent per mile.
Told You So,
rates are now about cent per mile to
Chicago via the Union Pacific. Oct %
is Union Iacidc Day For full particu-
lara see I. +. ENGLIsH,
A-eat L. z, System.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
A Surprise Party.


On Tuesday night abDu; thirty ladies'
and gentlemen gave Mrs. George Webb
pleasant surprise, it being her birth
day. At an early hour in the evening
the party began TO assemble at the res
idence OF Mrs. Harriet Jacobs and soon
after 8 o'clock they had all gathered and
in n quiet manner crossed the street and
entered the front door OF the Webb
mansion and took possession Of the par
lor when all was ready, Mrs. Webb
who was in the back part Of the house,
wa. notified that she wac wanted at the
iroi door. She FASTENED to answer the
call when all OF a sudden she was con-
iroAted by host Of her friends. She
wa greatly surprised and yet much de-
liz ted to meet such gathc ring. For
q I, y minutes there was happy greet
ing after which things were arranged to
ma the party comfortable. When all
wa quiet Mr.. b. w. Brown arose and
in few well chosen words stated the
obi ct OF their visit on this occasion was
to low their honor to Mrs. Webb and
the good feeling they had towards her.
The evening was spent in singing, reci-
ting games, partaking OF fruit, etc. until
10 o'clock when the party broke up feel
ing hey had enjoyed a most pleasant
evening and one long 10 be remembered
The ladies present represented the
R.f.r,, ,iass ,,f oht
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.

DR.. Z. A. Skinner, OF Texarkana
Arkansas, is enthusiast in the praise OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm. He used il
for rheumatism, and says 81 found IL to
be most excellent local remedy" For
sale by Peoples Coop
During my term of service in the
army contracted chronic diarrhea, ;"
says A. L. Bending, Of Halsey, Oregon.
Since then l have used great amount
OF medicine, but when found any that
would give me relief they would injure
my stomach, until hamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was
brought to my notice. used it and will
say II is the only remedy that gave me
permanent relief and no bad results
fellow" For sale by Peoples Coop.
$4,000
was the attendance at the Worlds Fair
Chicago day. About cent per mile
takes you to Chicago via the Union
Pacific. Oct. 20 is Union Pacific Day.
Do Not Wait
too long. The Great Worlds Fair will
be closed in few weeks. The travelling
public are fully alive to the fact the Chi.
cago, Union Pacific Il North Western
Line offers the very best accommodations
to the public from and 10 Chicago,
Omaha and intermedia,s, not only dur
ing the Worlds Fair, but all the year
round. See yorr nearest Union Tactic
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
rr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Last Chance

Only few days more OF the Worlds
FAN. Rates about cent per mile via
the Union Pacific. Oct. % is Union
pac iic Day,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
rshi. v,ts,vas.g. vsAh
LEHr MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Mayor-A. J Eyans-CoUac o.
]. b. Gaddie, J NJ, Anderson, Andrew
Field, James Turner, W. r. sharp.
Recorder-George n. Child. Treasure
Prime Evans. assessor and Collector
VIM. II. VIM. city Mdrshal-Joseph
Thomas. Justice Of the Peace-Alphon-
so NJ. Davis.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26
LEnG posToFfIcE.
CLOSE
MAILS

For the South via 4 p 1850 pm
lor !, South and East via II. q. W. $40 m
FOR =, Nr'h East and West via r. g. W ii2O pm
For North East and West via Y, Y. 800 am
On sun day one Mail each road
Closes for south and East yiLU. T.. SOC am
Closes " E..W. and North via X. CIV: 300 am
Office open on sunday from unit
10 a. m. PRiME EVANS, NJ,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

asov~ sne susc ana regu1rr< mscn care
ala: - II =, obtain ssszsfaetsTy ressls -
one E.0teSortf.g sx~-zf,.e II tt2is K.roce.s
il fo1io Ia TIE isritksA nlssersa- N L.
cerrzaa biz.diz-s II The sixsesnth o~Tl-
tury and i satikled 'sie Maria Nirg ins.
Tsnisn-. IngolssaAh. isFr." IL Wa ~
the llt-sry II Albert ". dsks IT Ba-
ysr.A- The edges are fairly sell pre-
s<rscd and tAe fxure Of lie virgin and
the elsii1 can be ai<tihesly seen. A
other work. eopy ~ the New Tesss-
r.<at aud Psalms. ia nu@sh. gorzeous-
Is bound sDsp studdod with pearls.
dated lsss, las a. elaborate painting
On the fore-edre, done Ia deiiesiely
tinted water cslors- Thls + one az the
rare specimens executed without gilt
The haest specimens of tia class ~
decorating Ia ~xi>tshoe u . s<ven-
volume edition OF the complete works
81 Luther. la the South ksnsingtoa
mnssGIa They are aeesratel with the
shield Of >1xony sud eomplicated ara
besgnes aud renaissanee ornaments
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

CIScIxxATI. July 23-This was the
opening day IL the Oakley Jockey club,
The Walnut Hills handicap vas the
feature Of the a.. IL was captured in
an exciting finish by Puryear d.. with
SpringaSay second and Chimes third,
all noses apart
First race. seven furlongs
Reaper won. Oliver second. Francis Pope
third: time. l--hs.
second, five furlongs-Oh No won.
Florence +. second. Mary Il. NJ. third;
time. 1874.
Third. Walnut Hill handicap. mile and
e-eighth-Puryear ID. won. Spring
away seeond. Chimes third; time. l:.,o.
Fourth. five furlongs -sSaddlebags
xon. Fonseca second. Maryland third;
time. sos
Fifth. six furlongs Salvation won,
Sui Ross second. BFookiield third; time.
I.l5t,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

a Ceiored Man Claims tho Pullman
Car Company Killed His Wife

rArrr4osx. July ..-CoL Nathan
Toomer. one q the wealthies. coiored
men IA TIE south and largo land owner
~ Atlanta. Georgia. has sued the Pull
uzr Palace Car company fcr 100000
Juae lat T0omer engaged a section
on 3 eicerer from Baltimore % Augusta
f1r hsmse.f and his VII who vas III.
At 10 nmbia. South Carolina. the car
-1s switched % ard Colonel Ioomer
claus was allowed 70. remain for
tNerlri8ar hours Ia tho freight yard.
txoscd ~ tie sco-ching sOutlera son
and Tee noise maze ~ the constantly
tsssir- engines. Airs Toomer became
very nach excited AMI a physician vas
called la He accom- PANEL her 70 Aa-
lrlstl where she died saturday morn
ing tao DAYS aftrf ths Columbia detrn-
fisr it s. ctuicd sn The bill ~ Mr..
Inrrer that BIS wsfs. having purchased
tIrff iram Ea.tioi1le - Augusta. 1ss
.aft.ai % through trip wlflouttlciay.
liar < been deiayei is Is claimed that
tfe 'lilu4U l1mtauy 81 responsible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

BRfoHToS BKAcH. July 2o.-tirst race.
seven furiougs -Joeephine won. Fireiiy
s.scord. Wallace third; time. iss2
Second. slx furiongs SIR Knight won,
Imp Josie second. Pauline third, time.
l.lsft.
Third. five furlongs Hiram won. Tu.
heruse second. oar Maggie third; tine,
lN3 4.
Fourth. ene mile Speculation won.
Fay or Pay sacond. Faithful third,
time rot given.
Fifth. oae mile-I.aurol won. Bob
Sutherland second. King Crab third;
l-i5fe
Slxfh, steeplechase ClamoF won. Tho
Dufer second Biackmailcr third, time,
Jlsis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
~ 4 BAD BOAT.
Cherokee Indians Specialized ON Their
Bond Money. Which l. Not.

TsHtsovsH. |. T.. July 80 The fail
ure II the Cherokee delegates TO dispose
q the strip bonds has worked hard
ship upon the whole Cherokee people
that vii be hard 10 overcome. The his
tory ~ the whole strip transaction since
the passage Of the bill has been one II
railroadlng 10 close a trade. When
Chief Harris called the Cherokee coun-
ell together 10 ratify the congressional
act a bill was at once prepared pro-
vlding for the acceptance Of the
situation. In view of the large
amount Of money that would soon be
paid out 10 the Cherokee people. all
classes Of people among them began TO
speculate. Merchants bought heavy
stocks. the sewing machine and organ
and piano man made lis appearance.
and large d-oyes OF horses were brought
from Kansas aud Texas. The full blood
neglected even his small crops 10 trade
on his head right. The failure Of the
sale Of the bonds created feeling OF
concern. NO provisions for winter. we
ali are in debt is heard on every side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
DIFFERENCE IN DERIVATION.

Neurological Distfnssiea Drzsn Betwses
Ap~r,nsas hoase. AaA Tsss~sstA4
The writer of an amusing article on
apartment house life in the Cosnaopol
itAa says
The distinction between an apart
rnent house and = tenement house h
somewhat haxy until the etynology Of
the two words IL consilsred- .Iene-
ment' II derived from the Latin verb
.tener,' ito hold, aud Is the name
properly given 10 building that il
designed - hold or give shelter 10 the
largest possible number of persons at
the least possible cost to each indi-
vidual tenant Apartment however.
IS an Anglicixed derivation Of another
Latin verb. parsere' Ito divide. and
with equal propriety IL applied 10
a dwelling house. Of which the struc-
tural and social intent Is 10 separate
family from family and u crafty the
desire for privacy that every house
hold naturally feels. at the same time
reducing the expense of that graiiti-
cation TO a low estimate that Is prac-
ticable only through cooperation Ia
the fixed charges OF domestic manage
mcnt. Economy. therefore. Is the pnr-
pose Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that OF
The apartment"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
Bimboo Ian Slow.

CmcACo. July 29.-lIawthorne results
fellow FIRST race. eleyen-sixteenths
Embellishments won. lakewood second.
Despot third; time. l:ll.
Second, mile and sixteenth-1mp
Biinbo WOO. Enthusiast second. Calhoun
third; time. l:Jols.
Third. six furlongs-Rouser won. Eu-
genia second. Barnard third; time.
list.
Fourth. six furlongs-Glee Boy won.
Zoolein second. Tim Murphy third; time.
l17is.
Fifth. seven furlongs-Tyro won. Fox
hall second. Alary third; time, 1910.
Ia the last race today Prince Henry,
ridden by +. Carr. while going up the
back stretch stumbled and fell, throw
ing his Jockey headiong to the ground.
Carr was picked up unconscious and
ply sicians say DO 10 injured internally,
perhaps fatally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

ssasrooA. \. +. july - First race.
thirteeu ,xtssathe e miis l's,les-
trian Wou. Maior Joa second. Mouaxai
TERED. time. H.
srenHd ooe mile AMI oHe sixteenth
i'iace - ItarkHess son. tisHn&a sec.
oaH Logan tbifsi. ilmo. g.
Thigd. are fuIi1ngs tppomafox ven.
Hlnyua SECOND. Saeia third. time,
fr1
Fourth. thirieen a.xfeeeshs q q sils
La Cfrlia wrn. Airtlant escoud
Geaarai Niles third. tne. -
FsHh two mile hufahe Nsrzhesisa
ran. saaHarat sefond S. Lasa third.
tine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

II hal been treated for cs,arrh many
times by many difcreuf doctor. and Nas
thoroughly convinced tia; eaisrrh could
be relieved for short fiInr aad would ~
turn l am glad - say l arm finally con
yineed that cafarrh can te currd. and that
Drs. Copeland aud Graham can cure cnfarrh
permanently
II went Ia Drs Copeland and Graham he
euase l bad known several wh0 we're cured
there. l was troubled with intense head
aches. both in front aud back. dizziness. aud
my head felt full and dull In tn mofniag
/ had noises In my ears. aud ny hoo
troubled the q great deal. filing M dis
charging aud was sore. Ny throat was In
bad condition. A constant dnopfsing gave
rise ~ q haw king and soreness that caus II
me an endless misery and troal,lc. What
] caught cold my throat aud t1bce felt raw
all the way down. My appetite was POOR.
my tongue Was coated and / had n rad taste
in my mouth In the morning. My nights
were restless and l felt dull and uarefre~hcsi
after sleep, in fact. felt completely USED Up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
WALK OVERFOR MARS
Banquet Declined 10 Raes for the
Monmouth PARK Stakes
CAD DAY FOR The PEacllsRS
Fassrites. or weii-rtsyct seeood
Cholces. woa ths f.,csts and
the Jaiest wss Happy

MoxncCrs Pax. y. j, July @t-iu
sKits Il the threztenipg weather nearly
s0ol pess1ns we're ~ Tie traask t<i4y.
he rain IA tbs uorning left little IL.
pFtssion GA TIE trace; the pascised eaFth
gressiily draux np tbs moisture aud isft
no trace. TIE Monmouth Park standard
s.ako-. ~hich promised an exciting duel
bstseen Banquet and Mars, ilEzied out.
Basqaet declining The sssue. the event
was reduced - a walk over tor Mars
la tie opening dash ssroceo vas red
hot favorite. Merry Monarch al ; u |
won out. the fsyogits second and L1stse
third Husirrus Was favorite IN the Sec
ono race and heat Ascot a short head.
Anawsnaa iod - the last few jumps.
then died away. finishing third. The
handicap fur ? year-Olds was ven by an
ether fasorite, John cooper- lie led
throughout and drew agsy In a drive
With sir E.xcezs. Daily America, a 10
I ssot. won the Eth race as be pleased
fron Hugh PeEHy. tho i4soriie.
Nctuchea finished third The sixth
race Uss divided. Five starters Balance.
a 3 - fayorite. won. with May Van
second. Madr.d third
SDmmarlcs.
F,rst raee. ar fnrlongs- Merry Mon
arch SOC. S.rTOcco ssscona, lsustre third,
tinir7 i.iiA.
Second. eleven sixteenths ct mile
Bussr.us Nco. Ascot second. Anawanda
third: tiu4e i.es
laird. SIX furi0n-s John Cooper
won. Declare second. Sir Excess third
time. l.l5is.
Fourth-Mars walked over.
fifth. mile and extraordinarily
Auerica ven. Hugh Penny second.
Metuchen third; time. l:i,5..
sixth. six furlOngs- BaIance Won,
May VIA second. Madrid third; time
1.i.3..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

CHrsGo. July %)Ihe lawn tennis
champions Or the coming year are iio-
bart anil Hovey Tn the -; George
eri .iset grounds this afternoon they de-
fsatea Campbell and Huntington. tho
chaapious - tae United States for 1901
aad Ixg3. ~ an exhibition which has
never before been witnessed in the west.
Two thousand people sag the game.
Ho6aft anI Hoyev Won by a score y 81,
ca a.. 80
Fanr matches reeuitsd. G. y Neaie
defeated tseorre l. Fcna Nv , 4. 60. 60.
:. /. Chase beat T. Il. Chapman by 81
80. - ~ \. Havemsyer. Jr. won
from n r.. Whitman ~ c.. ca 81.
Esaris Wfenn defeated G. Kendig by
El. &C. fi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

= rEaa can F.s asd Drsnk whzs He
f<ls.ases

Ross. y. = Jaly ~ CGited States
aenAlsar David ~ lilIl delivered a. -
lr1as ca es,erso1-l i44erty a. TIE
lirI.le q ~ HIP CEessrs ass0eiaii1n
Z. Sylvan Beach tosi4y. Ills remarks
uese elta Ilslasi icaliy app Aftef
lite, blSz personal .zhaxty a. las largest
llsasuFs q fracslom coEfsrfssl sp1u tao
it1iVidaAl n0t Injurious - tie Feai In
tgfetls 4 to e0naaulty, tne senator
SAL
i nay bs s4fsiy zsssrted ss gea-
ga rue that a citizen may eal ssrl1<
s,si s1ar s4assses hs plsas~s. 4nd that
IA R4ay sos AID reap "a la rei1s Whist.
sstE thsy al xsos. These are natural
right xh.ch he p1~~.sssd before gov
ernr4ents ~sfs foanded CT eoastitutioDs
fr4msl. rixhts which no never sur
rsldsfe.i. aaa rights ~hica constitutions
AMI l4xs cannot ilskly lAke aSsy. lhs
abuse q personal liberty II always
nl41e TIE flacs Gle pf~tsxt Tor iis
rfotitillan oz restrictioa. Tie cid
familiar srgufuens = Men ladulSs IN
tAeir appss.tss 10 excess. tnesefors the
god < The community requires that
Re a.4npf4cturo ard sale * sn4t they
sal a4si dri1A must DO prevented OF ~
pressed ~ stringent AMI offensive AVS.
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