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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26
HightOwn News.

H1GHTowN, June "a Miss Bes-
sic Jones, of Doe Hill, with her
grandmother, is visiting J. A.
Jones and family, Of this place.
Our Sunday school is unusually
large and interesting under the su-
perintendency of ]. A. Jones, with
G. w. Hevener as assistant. A large
congregation attended the preach
ing service last Sunday conducted
by Rev. Wolff. Miss Bessie Jones,
of Doe Hill, acted as organist and
did her part we'll. The organ is
said to be the prettiest and best in
the county. 1t was purchased of
Putnam, at Staunton. The church
on the outside has been painted and
has added much to it's appearance,
We are glad.to see the people of
Highland taking SO much interest
in building and improving their
churches.
Rev. Mr., Trawick preached at
Pisgah en- the afternoon of Sunday
last to a large congregation. His
sermon was favorably spoken Of by
his hearers. REPORTER
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26
Highland Lodge No. no.

On the 10Th inst. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: S. B. Sieg, W. NJ; S. A. N.
Kramer, Sr. W.; S. S. Waybright,
Jr. W.; w. H. Mathepy, Sec, E.
N, Arbogast, Tr.; ]. E. Williams,
Sr. D.; DR.. |. Il. Trimble, Jr. D.,
and L. H. Slaven, Tiler. \ At a
meeting of the Lodge on last We'd
nesday night, the above mentioned
officers were installed, and that be-
ing a festival day for Masons, the
lodge in a body repaired to the res
idence of DR.. I. Il Trimble for re-
freshments. In addition to the
Masons, their wives and daughters
were invited. Other invited guests
were Revs, w. H. Woolf and c. w
Trawick, Miss Hartman, Of Balti-
more, Miss Bradshaw, Of Mellow
ell, and Miss Hoover, Of Meadow
Dale. The Highland Cornet Band
was present and played very cred
itably few selections. Songs by
Mrs. S. B: Sieg, with piano accom-
paniment by Mrs. W. Il. Matheny,
and piano solos and duets by Miss
es May and Patty Slayen and EN-.
ma Matheny did a great part in
making an enjoyable evening.
Mrs. DR.. 4rimble, assisted by
her sister, Mss Ida Zirkle, proved
herself a hostess WAC could elegant.
ly entertain with grace and ease
the more than forty guests assem-
bled at her lovely home. The kind
hospitality shown By DR.. Trimble
and wife on this occasion was, we
believe, appreciated and enjoyed to
the fullest extent by every one
present.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26
A Home Wedding.

On last Wednesday morning at
half past ten o'clock a select
party Of friends assembled at the
residence Of Mr.. Joshua Lunsford,
near Hightown, to witness the
marriage Of his daughter, Miss
BERTHE, to Mr., Charles W. Trimble,
Of Monterey, which was solemnized
by Rev. W. Fl. Woolf. The we'd
ding march was we'll rendered by
Miss Bessie Jones, Of Doe Hill.
The attendants were James Sipe
and Miss Cora Lunsford, r. B. Sla-
ven and Miss Kate Whitelaw, and
Howard Armstrong and Miss Ma
ME Jones. The ladies were taste
fully attired in white, and present.
ed an attractive group. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony the COM
pany repaired to the dining room
and partook Of refreshments which
were much enjoyed, after which the
bride and groom started on tour,
which will embrace Washington
and other points of interest in the
North. Miss Bertie's many friends
were loathe to see her leave the
neighborhood Of Hightown. She
belongs to the class of ladies who
by their ladyllke bearing win the
esteem Of all, old and young. Mr..
Trimble can be congratulated OH
securing such lady forhis compan-
ion across LIES sea. Mr.. and Mrs.
Trimble have the best wishes Of
their many friends.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26

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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26
rlonterey Lodge, No, 'I4 q :

Highland county can now boast
Of an Odd Fellows lodge. 1t was
organized, last Tuesday night by
an organization committee, COM
posed of memb ers from the two
Staunton lodges Nos. As and ITO,
who arrived here Tuesday at noon,
having left Stanton at 10 o'clock
the night before. Their convey
ance, which was sufficiently large
to accommodate the fifteen occu-
pants, was drawn. by four horses
and was an unusual sight in our
mountain village. The names of
these gentlemen, as furnished US
by the secretary, are as follows:
John G. Fretwell, G. G. Wheat, J.
W. Vawter, S. W. Wilson, j. ".
Cooke, NJ. F. Peterfsh, Logan Tur-
ner, Frank Simpson, Herbert Tay-
lor, w. A. Pratt w. A. Larned Ar
thur Rohr, J. L. Hoy and John W.
Bryan and e. NJ. Spahr.
Work began early Tuesday even
ing in che Odd Fellows comforta-
bic hall in the Crummett building,
and was not completed until three
o'clock Wednesday morning. At
six o'clock they started on their
homeward journey, having express
ed themselves as being we'll pleased
with their visit to our town and
the kind treatment received at the
hands of their Highland brothers.
The following persons were in
itiated and now compose Monterey
Lodge of Odd Fellows, No. 146:
Don Sullenberger, D. G. Hiner. w.
A. Cunningham. R. &. Slayen, L S
Dickinson, c W Trimble, Lynn Sui
lenberger, H S Johnston, P G.
Johnston, w T Swadley, DR.. W R
Siron, A w Reyercomb, W A Sla-
ven, " II Wilson, " T Rexrode,
Jas. c Lightner, W D Faroute, Rey
w E Woolf, S W Crummett, H j
Crummett and L Beverage. The
officers elected were: P NJ Argen-
bright, N G.; W A Slaven, V G;
W H Wilson, Sec; I L Beverage,
Tr, and Rev. W H Woolf, chaplain.
Messrs. Samuel Beverage, ? M
Argenbright and William MeSSer-
= s.
smith, who are old Odd Fellows To-
Gated here, were instrumental in
working up this lodge.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26

Additional local trains leave Staynton as
follows: Except Sunday, 3.47 p. IA. Arrives
Clifton Forge 5.55 p. m.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26
Fete Champetre.

This delightful entertainment
will be given by the ladies Of Pts
gah congregation on the grounds
at the church, July s, 1896. A
savory dinner will be served for 25
cents children half price. The
proceeds will be expended in repair
ing the church: The public is cor
daily invited to attend. 2t
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26
There may be
a wedding.

To which you have
been hidden. You
don't know just what
to buy for a present
Its a hard question
to decide. Drop in
and see if we cannot
help you out Of a di-
lemma. We've every
thing i'm gold and sill
ver--things that look
well among the 9TH
er presents, and that
will bring joy to the
prospective bride and
groom. Seeing the
things will suggest
what you ought TO
buy, and the price
shall not deter you
from buying.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-26
TUFTS Pills:
Cure All
Liver Ills.


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by TUFTS Liver Pills, an abso-
lutecure for sick headache, dys-
pepsia, sour stomach, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, bilious
ness and all kindred troubles.
"The Fly-Wheel of Life"
DR.. Tut; Your Liver Pills are
the ny-wheel oflife. | shall ever
be grateful for the accident that
broughtthem to mynotice. feel
as if | had a new lease Of life.
]. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col
TUFTS Liver Pills
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10

There s. Just now no lack OF news from
the western states
Public opinion In Colorado ana Iowa -
a. promptly and accurately heard OK -
from any New England statA
From AL over the west come reports
that Paine's celery compound occupies
practically q clear Geld In the cure OF
diseases arising from a tired o. otherwise
i'm paired nervous system
No other remedy was ever used By 20
many men Of sound and reliable judgment
No remedy but Pa1De's celery compound
has ever beea recomme 1sed by 80 coz,-
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women. The haif-hearted experiment tai
efforts Of scores and scores OF sa-sapa-
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which the nsarke. Is constantly recruited.
are ~ startling con a-ass with the conf
dsnt-hecas1se thoroughly sczentihe-EAy
IN which Paine's celery compound sets
about restoring health and vlgor to the
worn cut body.
a-ciza their lives And lessen their chance
OF getting well BY taking anything else
There is no help 50 sure and SO lmne-
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celery corr pound neszsless information ef
s,cume-sbie cases OF rnsuzGa t1srr.. neural
ga ard svspepssa. completely cured has
established this great irvigo-asor as the
most valuable -~useEsy those run down n
heath can make use o.
wo--~S- whose stock u nervous energy
vas we'll nigh exhausted have been re-
stored % joyful. cc7serted state OF body
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10

and mind By this sans great nsrve and
brain restorative
Paine's cesery com pound - the greatest
achievement. in modern medicine II o9s-
tahss weakness and pain As surely a -
famous contemporary. The electric light.
dsspess darkness.
Pa.ne's celery compound trees the body
Of vicious hQaors that cause kidney and
liver Complaints Only q great remedy
based on a deep kno~.esxe OF these dis
eases could do the work that Psire's ces-
cry compound 3 nov doing. Better nurr1-
tscn for the nerves, an awakened appetite.
pursied blood ard complete assimilation
Paine's celery compound - surely - day
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IL you Sre alarmed By .hroosng OF the
heart, a irritable stomach. Or genera, de-
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astonishing number OF men and women OF
Brsghs's disease. rheumatism. ne2rzixia.
heart and liver trouble No sufferer can
pass nghtly over the remarkable record
that Paine's celery compound has 70 show
20 every sick and ailsns person
Among the thousands OF testimonials ~
cesved tA1 year . one recently sent by
Congressman john G Bel. OF Colorado.
wi1c says he has used three bottles of this
best OF ali remedies for dyspepsia and
rheumatism. with the most satisfactory
results Among the testimonials received
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10
WHITMAN - ALL RIGHT.
The Popsstsss Are Playing Foxy
and Leawfnx siivxrtsrs To W oyk.

r-asfAx OFT. S1@<tas--TS@ Political
situation csasanues asset here n whitman
county WIZ az their attempts 20 ev~Ase
enthusiasm tns silver ussn a-e 2nasse 80
rssaErn she showing u interest AID sxSsss-
ruers shown , few weeks aS0. For the
rssae ten DAYS feesr rae@slDxs tn Eclfsx. an
aca7owfeares SILVER sfrongaAsss have ee@a
sssnEy attended an5 s&y0si Of s7EaSAstssra.
The fhrsx Republics meetings eres their
usual cr0szax ana we're vo1e6 ssccesssul
The sold 1rganaxa kt0r and good working
or<ssr % tia Republican party 81 the coxa-
y - having It's effect OF the sarcsaaEn-
TEE Popuisxts are 69s-g practically sctn-
tnx In The say af a2zasxn work Tners
are three cosszy s:1ksfs. the ReSsesscan.
sne Psepaskss and ths unson silver ttexes ~
Dsssocrsts ana silver Republicans Trse
ssxz@sn ssivsr sEckes apsaed Re ca-casxn
sStA = woefGl srsnariET. bar ~ good. lard
wu-k az& xlxe-szs personal car24sxning
sy ihss- candidates. thsy have beer draw
t1g from the foSx-SSf strength Estl they
rcw have = cAxaee 81 victory Win beta
Inc s-svs~ tickets ssSpsartink re PcpHssss
ssAts s&sk<E. e - hard tor them - sxAr
eazh Other O. zny szs socAz issues ard
se~Se sAgr nzzfasliy have alnso~s IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10
IA. Ax.i.as : s.a..

Oakv.,le. Oct. s--Spec:al--On wecne.-
day evening W. ". Abel. a. @. Cheney
and Mr.. ksuneay. candidates for Office
On the Popai'st ticket Ia Chehalis county.
were stamping" tn this vicinity ard ran
against ~suag-" Ar. ABB 10 given 10
using rather abusive language IN his
speeches. On this occasion Mr. Williams
an cd soldier . years OF age and a rsgu-
lar war horse. rho lives at Connie OF
Ganart creek, tsox some exceptions To n.
ane wanted 90 argue the matter est. The
argument 90 not settle Il and coats were
doned WEharns son stepped IN TO defer 4
his father ard q free-tor-an axht seemed
imminent. bot the pop1.is1s rather backed
wsts-. Several women tainted during the
rvrn2us. Nothing very sertoas was the
outcome. bat the aashing Abel ana 81. fol-
lowers had 4 warning 20 be more careful,
n nss statements. especially when Veteran
Williams Is IN the audience
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10

0lymDsA. Oct e-An un1reszdsced vsew
* he politics. situation n Tha-psoc ccsc-
~ ~ The present 1le taszsrss oxe q A.
cunning thAt il VII &c sAsesy ReDaossczn
this yeAr. II n1Dt be conceded .naE xnS
seeazs q comparative eerzA.nsy has Tot
aissssrso prevailed Bat there - NON lztse
d0zor Ehzs each day adds 10 the R-oa DID,
esn strength Snsa today q fsA an Of cca-
teence = general among Lie party ed
ers. and there can De no qzess1on cas .haa
THIS Improvement HSu ocnssnue % tie GAY
Of lection ard and Thurseoa ooaary %
the Republican SIDE - usual
The starsres ria not o. ARR. and she
confess wsa De Ina, close shsx he sorzd
noney party may loss one a sxo conn
y onice1 II = quite esacent~ too. TIA:
the Republican safe ticket usn lead ne
caronaA b many voters ars heard 20 Ak
press their tnzentsoa 20 vote eor me Re-
publican state nominees w.-hous regard %
thss- opinions "a reference TO the main
tssle 81 The campaign There = ! reason
Tor this aside from . d~esre 20 save ne
state from Popzssn. 6everal Of Tie pres
snt state o<rcers are candidates for ~
elecesca and being Temporary residents
bers they have gained many pe.sonal
frfsrsdx Besides. I. - yell ncwn that
tnss county does not owe Candidate Rax@rs
Debt 81 gratitude ard he rsa rruha nsy
RIA behind ns& tsFkes here In0Nsd !. x-ns
deanrmsned b. the Thuseon county Pocu-
lists On the cay that Il xas annourced
that Pierce county had iadorsed ROGERS
Tor GrFerrzcr. that this couafy nuss mako
any And every secrslce 70 defeas his nom
tnasfon AZ e lens5urg- How wei sbey sue
ceesed . DOW known
TIE campaign 20 date has been m asS-
mated one On both SIDES. and the country
scaoos houses Are alnso1e nightly ringing
with the efoqu>1ce o. some local orator
o. candidate. The u1t.rfng efforts a ,ae
parties have resulted in an unusually Is-ge
registration 50 far. when II - considered
that the county has reeested some vi IA, n
the mater % population
The meeting last eight At the 0sx--,sa
tseater was addressed by Senator Wr-san
and s. r. Stern. Of SPOKANE TIE norse
gzs fIsl ard the addresses convincing Mr..
SEEMS EFFORT WAS the strasrh-f FORK ard
LAX OF business man He tn5d hsA hear
ers the causes that had resulted In such
fa<xe aeeeSsSCgs 10 the Republican -ss-ty
u Spokane as the campaign progressed,
ana also accounted for the great member
snip Q. the Spokane Mckinney Grub. which,
ne said, were the legitimate results Of
study. reflection and practical exarno,-s
OF the consequences Of free silver 10 other
countries. ard q growing dASe-z1st axasns,
h2xss-n- few free silver Republicans OF
spo<ane- several row urcn the ssump In
this state. were turned over By the sneak
er. and their giaring Inconsistencies ex
posed. Aitogether Mr. Stems speech was
An effective ore
The people Of this county are looking
forward TO the coming OF John n AY,s-
snd Thomas Burke. ara Ire ..sr,s.,v 49,,
abilities OF these men assure ths-n hsa--v
receptions and meetings that vail res.,s. IN
mach good 20 the cause OF sns5nd ,,ns,.v
and good government
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10

Weis-known Char~~s~~ Charged
with Aff~mpf~d Wurs~r

Joe Cess s-ae - ~ v->o@f -,s~--s..ss ~A.-
srte-> o. the teasse-sosn. Il IN taa IN W.
t0~sA eAsr~~<a WITH atfez. -tes murder. A.
oo-asnT 20 the ssc-v sNAs Genes 20 ~.
city esoss e~sss-~e frwosv~f N \ e,ns-vpr
wsth wssr wAe Erew savseAfrz =. ~.
record. ara -rscrse3 20 tse knife II Is sass
tAst - rnf tss -an nsAfy
Cess came 20 Seattle s<o-ae tina axso s~gS~n
SneNRTe where - %aa 1890 -
F~~,cs woman sst~r they cans here .Aev
took scfsSs On weffsr stree. sat the
wcrrAn pfs~ef be- vs,~zf ken r tsSe fsos,s->esss
heas~ Co.'S works: Sometimes rs a hs~-
fsrrfer
Lest <r-fnx re s~~t - France 80 be
wEss's wcgrx~st sister gesx-sa wsvassss
~ wsw~ tS& rf~F n ss-,sfe~ssArss sha. -
sr8 "a rsfe wers TTr~srr hn-e5 s-ss ~.
are ecsif carr rS~s ssres Wien she a.
rived. Gees. aecc~sf-x 80 re girls Ssev,,
fsos ser - rs Ns-~~ ur wAs-e~ ~.-ees a-e.s
scf hsv tAxs Re e-7w tAsa< 49, .sr -
@7ss 81 ks@as an s-E-se-al Sc So nass4~sss
- sSzrA proposition ARD sS4- - -.
Temples 20 rake f8Ss~sse@ wsss h&~ So
ran - - the Cass-7ssss hcssss. s~s ~.
her ssarv - ~o~-s-son wo~.aH "a aas-.s
fssmsse Isaefs T~s Ts3A-sz -vyy-.s- .e.,r
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sAre XIV ~ 90 rerS~2~S~ wAss 49,. sssa So
are tAs, sss weTss s~~<e 49, n kN~-~
sc eset 80 e -h@ sszss1 v.s~-sa ssSsrs u-a< -.
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Ns-rsrss w~Ts s~c-r ozt s,~ escwss a..
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se~sa, TA@~w Ne -7rt = n~esh=~r ~ fss.z3=.
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sss~7s fessSw~S nv ss-Sss ~svSrsnr ARA
tssss wss srrcxsss snss PCT IN Ia. RS
ssfe went eve- se Esrso<sa - console hs-n
lr bis srv2Ns@.
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svs sfrs oaz - safi ~ rx~snx A ssse~e~s-s
sssn. TIE sssyy sxs + ssasx re -zAr uAs
nss w1S-x s-cgss w4ts fAe pa-~~ r-,~s
soss' wife wAs - rSsss look sww srf h~-
ra<u< frfsslzA.e3 ~tsA n~~ as~~r SIS 10
ferv@s sesssss re sessss.rsrsSa- ard rasa is
So svTtsssa 20 TIE ~sYs. Cssss n -~ess-eexs 81
AsFfrs sss4 xsx7 ~ Asx~a xacus - sAat
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II Il tSr . c~sfx14sy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10

They Dlase on Every Han In snsAs-
Atnh Cnumfv

Everett. Oct. s-Sc@-sas- - Republican
ssicsHres are burning On every hir,fcp Of
Snchorslsh county. A meeting marked BY
genuine Interest ard enthusiasm was hels
NJ Monroe o1 THURSDAY evening. the speak
ers beng Col. Hewlett Of Yakinss ar.
Fe-Tuon W. Crawezs OF Seastse r. H
Brewnell Is 20 SPEAK a. Stanwoes On Sat-
ardsy night. TIE Republicans fha-e are
aroused as never before
Hoa John 8 EeNs.Isn NJ. address The
people % Everett IN csnrrL oparx horse
on Saturday evening
Chairman Csa-Tsgaes. OF the county. says
there are I. Sn votes "a sts Everett eensa-
suia- EncsBGsH< Lowell. whaseAses and
po-r Gardner precincts.
Capt L ~. Coon and ROBBERS u1lA~vs
bad an excellent nsesFErg al Fsnx.ssh n
A~Ca1rey's camp err THURSDAY nsxat.
". r. Bell addressed . big meeting sn
Asrsh pF@ctsct. wsseh t. practically spgss
Tor xeK!reev. Sullivan ard shs wsscse Re-
ruhAcan slckes-
A McK4a5sy elso Is TO ne orransxsA a.
Sachsss tSnsxns. W p. 4eT ard rshe-~x
Wsl b taera. Nschsnx has ssrna ss~a-w
Republican workers and they viii o. nears
srorn
Lssfe SsswM-. tie R@rnassf.an eau--v
committeeman for Es--on<ss In srsr-s-x
tags - there IN great shape Fred 81
Peterson addressed a sps~xsdi3 us~fsn,
there On Thursday sagks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10

touched The PcpuftsIs are doing nothing.
IN the expectation OF pulling their county
ticket through On the sentiment raade
sor silver by TIE other silver cameaixners.
Ths usaion silver men are HI the mfass oe
an agxresssveiy active campaign Speak
ess VII ha-angue the walls OF every school
house =; least once each week Among
the local speakers now In the aesd Are
William Goodyear. A. ~ Craven C. ~.
Wyman. T. n. Fox. r J. Neergaard. n
". CarraSc. w T. Beca. H J. Thorne. L.
=. Smith. c. r. Warner. 8 J. Chadwick.
L D. Wosford and number Of others.
The reports OF their nee ,fnxs SHOW good
attendance and some enthusiasm.
Meanwhile the Republicans are growing
more confident ard are screnuously saving
wood and putting in good ticks where they
Wiz DO the moz, good TIE Chairman OF
the county censras COMMITTEES Is sosaaaen,
thai the Republicans VIII poll fssse votes.
which = sgNscsent On an eQua, division OF
the rest ~ tas vote. 20 elect the Repuo-
ncan county ticket
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sovereign power into the keeping Of each
the legislative the executive and The ,u-
dietary departments: and they did this
that when aa excess of party Real. that
,hing against which Washing ton warned
the American people. should override The
reason of our legislators and enact into
ten. rhe great charter of cur liberties.
the chief executive has the power TO veto
IL and II the tide be so strong as 10
sweep over and. past This hrsf barrier. his
veto. X beats In vain against that other
safeguard the supreme court which -
an fnsupeTah,s barrier. For hundred
as ire very ark o. the covenant OF our
liberties II instead 81 leaving II as II Is.
It's members surrounded by every possible
safeguard 70 keep their DECISIONS from
rss;nxs we pat the supreme court az tee
mercy O. every com rsrnttcn ~ politicians
that nav happen 70 be in power. we alter
we destroy tire very fnnd&meEtA Priz-
csrsa % our government
TIE speaker. after showing the right Of
he government 20 maintain order. pro-
ceedei 20 a thorough. comprehensive and
raasfeysuf discussion Of the financial
tssus ending With the prediction that
william J. E-yan- TIE representative OF
reputation, wsis oe the worst defeated
candidate Ter president anybody ever saw.
ard appealing 20 his bearers 10 save
waxnsnxror rroea the ruin that il sure
to follow u s1e Is placed under the Pcpu-
fist banner.
squire In Spokane
Sooxane o.. e-S2ecsa al Sc mater Wa
sen c. Squire Is over here. There .
some do1ot as % whether Re cro1xat
a sack With Kim or ne.. s1s The
xvafters are thIcS and hot on BIS trait
Last evening he spoke 20 ths PepSifss
Cub TIE chairman Ia1rof0ces him as
s.aa- present senator sn9 the oIs Se are
"a -s-s-s-
aaS Mostly eseeress bY The Siivsr Rsnas-
t4,ars or Goat element. A9t there VAS an
e-ysfrpsss sEiens@ ard even q ururzau- cf As
aarro~al IN the Democratic and pS21ifss
portions % TIE s0zse. Tbs DO ssgnisy
that al Is not pesss zrf harmony between
the ofsiesss~ksrs and fas Pcpaiasss ans
Democrats % p-.reipis.