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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HENDERSON WATER COMPANY.
/ III. Rridgers. Treasnrer.

j. ii. Bridgers. Treasurer.
The people Of Henderson are now fnrn-
ished with water equal TO that of any
other city in the State of North Caro-
lima, and it is supplied by the Hender-
son Water Company, which was estab-
tablished in 1892. Mr.. ]. Wood, of
philipsburg y. J., being the, president
and Mr.. j Fl. Bridgers, of Henderson,
the local manager. This company has
probably spent more money for scientific
investigation than any other water com
pany in the State. The town is well
covered with large mains, which afford
an ample supply of water in case of fire
or emergency Of any character. The
water is taken from a large lake two
miles north of the town. where is also
located the standpipe and pumping sta
ton. The lake is fed by springs, and
as is usually the case with ground water
there has been some disagreeable od0r
from the water when it was subject to
high temperature. and Gals the com
pany has been endeavoring to remedy,
and have well succeeded in tine under
taking
During the fall of 1898 they engaged
the services Of MIR. Robert Slgurr Yves
ION, CONSULTING cHelliSl dHu ptttieIlolo-
gst, OF Boston. To examine the water
and water shed, and all the surrounding
conditions. Mr.. Weston went to Hem
derson after closing a successful three
years engagement with the Louisville
Water Company, Of Louisville, KY,
and which company had conducted the
most extensive examination of ITS wafer
and methods Of publication ever car
ried on by any water company.
After thorough examination of the
plant and all conditions surrounding
the water at Henderson, Mr.. Weston
recommended that the company install
a gravity filter. with an extensive area
tor. which has been done, the result of
which the people of Henderson are sup
piled with the very best water that sci
entific research can produce.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HENRY PERRY.
Clerk of the Superior Court of Vance
County.

Clerk of the Superior Court of Vance
County.
This well known and popular gentle
man is a North Carolinian by birth,
and first saw the light Of day at Louis
burg, Franklin county, in 1851. lie
springs from one of the old families of
this section, his ancestry being Of
English descent. His youth was passed
in securing an education obtained at
McCabe's school at Petersburg Vir-
ginia, and subsequently at the University
of Virginia. In 1880, he located at Hen
derSon and began the study of law, but
owing to i'll health was compelled to give
it up. During ex-President Cleveland 5
first administration he was Il Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue from 1880
to 1899. During the years 1880 to 1854
he served Henderson as Chief Executive.
1t was in 1890 that he made the race
for Clerk of the Superior Court, and
was elected and faithfully filled the POI
siti0n with due credit to himself and the
people. -Four years LATER he was de-
feated by the flood of Fusionism that
swept the State Again in 1898
he made the race and was
triumphamly elected by 800 ma
iorty Mr.. Perry has taken
great deal of interest in military matters.
He enlisted rs a private in the State
Guards. Company c. Third North Caro-
lima, April. 1887. Subsequently he was
promoted to all of the offices of that
regiment and is now Colonel Of that re-
gimcnt. Mr. Perry married in 1883 Miss
Hall. of Oxford, and this union has been
blessed by one child. He is an Odd Eel
low, a Mason. an unflinching and ardent
Democrat and a member of the Episcopal
church.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
PRYCE T. JONES.
City Clerk.

Was born in England in 1889. After
receiving his education in the schools
of England he removed TO this country
with his parents in 1877, since which
time he has been a resident Of Hender-
son, engaging for Il number of years in
the insurance business, and since 1894
has been conducting job printing estab-
lishment here He is a Democrat, and
was elected city clerk in 1896.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
r. T.. HIGHT & CO,
Jewellers and Opticians.

ms business was incepted in 1880,
ana is the largest apd oldest of its
line IN Henderson. A large and varied
me of jewelry, embracing fine watches,
clocks, novelties, etc, are carried and
sofa Mt reasonable prices. n fine line
OF optical goods are carried. They have
all the requisite Instruments for testing
ana correcting refraction. Mr.. Hight
Is railroad watch inspector for the Sea-
board Air Line, and is considered one or
the most experienced watchmakers and
opticians in the State. Fine watch re-
pairing is made a speciality. Messrs
Hight & Company enjoy a large patron
age and stand in line with the leaders
throughout the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
THOMAS & NEWCOMB,

Leading Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Etc, Etc.
Among the manifold business estab-
lishments of Henderson that give life
and brightness to the commercial world
of this section. none are better known
or more highly appreciated FOR its eH-
celent character and the high quality
of the stock carried than the house UNI
der notice.
Large and commodious quarters arc
occupied upon the main street of the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
EDWIN STEPHENS.
Rock Seller and Stationer.

The best advertisement that a commu-
nifty can have is n iirst-class book and
periodical establishment, and in this re-
speet Henderson is particularly FORUM
ate in having in her midst the large and
complete book emporium, owned and con
Quoted by Mr.. Edwin Stephens, one of
our progressive and up-to-date citizens.
The business was incepted here during
February. 1884. upon small scale, and
has been gradually built up. Large and
commodious quarters are occupied. The
stock carried is large and embraces
books. stationery and in fact all glasses
and kind of goods usually handled by Il
first-class establishment of this character
and are sold at popular prices.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

business establishments of Henderson
is that conducted by the above we'll
known ladies'. The business was found
ed March 40, 1898. The establishment
is replete with Il delightful assortment
of stylish millinery, ladies' underwear,
ladies' goods, etc. These ladies make
regular trips. both spring and fall. TO
Northern markets, and thus keep thor
oughly III touch with the fashions ana
styles. Both Nave had ample expert
ence in the business.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
w OSCAR orTLAM.

is the leading Tonsorial Artist of Hen
derson. aud n rafting good one. lie
began business in 1886, and to-day en-
joys large patronage. The shop is
conveniently located near the postofiice,
Is neatly equipped and has four chairs.
For neat. easy shave, or fashionable
haircut. always patronize this establish
ment Patrons are always treated cour-
teously and the best of service Is always
rendered AT popular prices.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

Republican majority of previous years.
In 1889 MIR. Edwards was married to
MISS Lulu Gill. He is a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church. and gem
tleman whose friends are legion and
only limited by the number of his ac-
quaintanceS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
MASSENBURG HOTEL.
J. P. Massenburg, Proprie-
tor. Good Accommoda-
tons for the Travel
ling Public.
Conveniently and Nicely Situated. An Excel
lent Table. Eating House for S. A. L. Trains

One Of the most popular hotels in the
State is the Massenburg, conducted by
that .tPrince of Hosts Mr.. j. i. Mas
senburg, one of Henderson's most wide
awake and popular citizens. He has
conducted this hotel since January, 1889,
and as each year has passed it has gain
ed in popularity until it has become
known the length and breadth of the
land. The hotel has twenty-five large
and comfortable rooms nicely furnished
and equipped, has electric lights, spa
ciolis dining room, and in fact all mod
erm conveniences The table is the
basis upon which the hotel has built
its reputation, and it may be said that
"the Massenburg' always feeds its
guests well. Trains stop at Henderson
for meals, and the Massenburg Hotel
IS the place to get the best meal in
North Carolina. Suppose you give it a
trial.
THE MISSES THOMAS & CHEAT
HAM,
Leading Millinery and Ladies' Goods.
One Of the handsome and attractive
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
THE MISSES THOMAS & CHEAT
HAM.

Leading Millinery and Ladies' Goods.
One Of the handsome and attractive
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23

$lsO5Gl %


Capital stock paid iu........ 500 600 90
Surplus fund,.............
Undividedprohts ..,......... SIG 0S
Due to National banks,........
Due to state banks and bankers.
Unpaid Dividends .........
Individual Deposits ....... 46,llS rs
Savings Dept Int @Iper cent, 30 ,G26 p
Partial Payments .... ....
Cashiers Checks ...........
Notes and Bile reiiscountel
Bills payable ..................
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23

The people of Sanpete county
are terror-stricken over the APP
pearance of small pox in that
section. A wholesale vaccination
is going on down there, according
toreports,
1t is feared that il the disease is
checked soon it will spread over
the state, and in many towns
people are becoming SO alarmed
that vaccination is becoming
general. This is a wise precau-
ton and Lehi people should not
overlook the matter until it is too
ate. Dr.. Steele reports that he
has received a large stock OF
vaccine viras, and is prepared TO
meet any immergency. Every
person should consider the great
danger Of this disease and try to
prevent it in time.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23

Some funny fool who doesn'.
care whether he is on the good
side of feminity or not has made
the assertion that the most rapid
modes of communication are
telegraph, telephone and tel-a-
woman. -Medora Messenger.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23
1S0dJ SaadabaMg
S l5IltIEJs

ioods Pnls cure liver ills the nonirritating ana
only cauarte % take with Hoods sarsapariIG
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23
The Novelty Bakery,

Is the Name that indicates the Place
to get anything good to eat or drink.
A speciality being good Bread, Cake, Sc
Boston Ice Cream aud K OF Beer
lunches Put mp for parties and soclals'
to order II H. Osterloh Agent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23

The politician is my shepherd
shall not want any good thing
during the campaign. He lead
eth me in the saloon for ny vote )
sake; he hlleth my pockets with
good cigars; my glass of bve
runneth over. He prerareth m,
ticket for me in the presence o.
my better judgment. Yea, though
l walk through the mud and rain
to vo'e for him and shout M Se,l
hoarse, when he is elected
straightway he iorgetteth me; 10,
when | meet him in his own office
he knoweth me not, Surely the
wool hath been pulled over mine
eyes all the days of my life, and
| will kick myself forever
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23

The throat an open avenue by whic
any number OF diseases can find their
way into the system. 1t must be re-
membered that the throat is very
susceptible to attack, particularly in this
climate, and this fact makes it doublv
rue that an ounce Of prevention is
otter than u pound Of cure. The
1omcnt there's anything the matter
'llh your throat, however slight the
rouble, attend to it instantly. One Of
he best remedies for sore tnrcatis our
'Hphtheria Remedy As this medicine
may be needed at any time it should
'wa,s be at hand Don't forget that
a.puscription department is the best
% Lchi.
~. Wadsworth, Main ST, Lehl.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23

and new flesh. The pains IN The bones viii
disappear. HUDYAN has cured Others and
T. viii euro you. We describe the sympioms.
Study them ca-cully They are yours d.
not delay longer. but take nUDVAN now
and you viii be cured
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-11-23

A. NJ. llARGrs, President
Grand Island, Neb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

Rerrge1tfrfrs Virtrs-cf gcssr-ice
rssE. uzs 1ns sf f1e gsilsesa Gseas-
BIS 81 tk,s sseso7 "a ne terssistsrs
fEs u1a 90 10 tae ,ss Htg lass -
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ssssrsaeisss Ae srestsss a. is.s-
exec oSi q al prog .ritsa - rae sopss
ns msss. wAat xrgs ai1 ssr1 q ia1s
81 thr hoas uas sss sasy te 80. fsr
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. srsegiy Eesasiiets hseY; ~ f.ai
- hss ss-h . bid uss stry asp1rsri
fr.m fae vaT is uhira fhs to1ss
stoo,s is STA hin % segsrHi psppasi-
ti51s
~ the tuo asiis stich be intro
suosd. oss sas p1s.ss. rsiattax o. toe
spsropFiatis1 ~ wz.er sor uisisE
p1rpe~es. 90 sxosfleaf @ess1rs. ass
tse oshsr. faS oaatsul q bsrtisuiiC-
ralists was only dese1le1 b. the iask
% ii1a< 70 cossser g.
Bs iasosuee rIth tss Eays aad
Eesns casBmitise sas -, scieaf - Eet
sn Itsm y go Into tbe sppfppua-
tson bsIfos certasa Ari5g.s 10 SogiA-
eru OreEDs. % sssosrazs ne ninlog
istwsry. Ceusissfis4 tbs stFDcs
presssre against aii special sppFosn-
siiozs, this was . 8iHcsit fesfyst ths
iien sas killed onIY sfier if ggt ogt
* girses Iarssieiioa ard into
tss senate
HIS sg fts uers ntiaiy directed for
the bsrs1i u ths nisihz isdssry,
ssd wlii 6o15iie~s b fsIy sggrsci.
ased b t1e pessis u BIS disirles,
~hich = - rnplsiy oomiux 20 tbe
fr0ui a. . miring feu0a.
That ~. virss aAs ysfT pspslar
is TIE HO1se uas ssuionsifaisd b
ths hearty applause ~hieh greeted
tbe passage q the fssoiuiion appolni-
lng bin 70 repfesest the minlng 10
tesesis u this sisis ai the Psri. e.
positioa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

trial. uithozi cors1ilrg kis stsGg-
rsy Mr. Rlcbar8sou's fzfErs. Al
tks1 a. haress man hoes Gear. is g.
SAKE 4ra rao6i1 ulen 0ill axrse Ehaf
he frss q rigts. roe oBiT to cbooee his
sstarnsy. A1t % q reaso-11ie tl1se. ail
rfrxuusssarres eaosi1s-sl for see1r-
arx TIE c1g1ei and sste1tIr,oe q
fkss a1fcsrsF. Teis rtxhs s1s hee1
5srssd hiao- 51szs Beuosft - TIE
raEes + Nr. BsctarfE1's = tfsogueg.
ars wsen she irsicine1.s Hsrs re-
s1r.st - uhs esx1rsc in q mgrssr
trial thas he coss1 % is8ys- Hs h11
ssSears,1 ~ NJ. Birhsr1E1 a. fhe
orso6er terrs. a8s stDsis5 the ct>s
ar1 uss eoKaEsd - aGpsar befoFs
iafs eg1rt. rr1Ei5lrr Sc grau5 Igry
a. 30 cisrlss tks czse. Nf. RiEh-
a-s11 9ss arrtixles 90 Pm
ssT a-s es-peles - pieai tae
nsKs eaF- AZ ke truiy salc
% hHysr 10 ggsn1ss - defsrd
aIsaasff. fzc3sr fgsh cirrg1siacoes ~
ihse nr1 afteg stati-x ths ease hs
askss fsr ruas1cahls iius - Esi his
asto-rsT. Tris gas esnist hi@ aso
Z b. 70 the srss % - tried ard asust.
s6erefcrs. coo8sct hls osu ca-s- be-
case JDdzs Bsrnstt says - Bat
sby iry Richarssoo srsiY The cher
ssfeofasts. represenied b Ge8riu, o
Portisrd. asd Bingham. q this citY.
are rsady 70 broeee5 % tFi&l, 5ui
gsdzs Beonett cannot oone tbs sex.
aitboszb ", Rirhsrdsoa is forced
90 fsiai seKt ThsrrdaY. WhY is tnisf
Il EiehtF5sDo - b xiTsa lss' taaa
fair sh0ss IL adT4ut1ss 10 - taxa
a bis s.t1ati0a. q sifuaiioa oTsf
Hblch be has % oootrol. to ooupsl
hi1 % appear sithOsi 90 Estorrey
TIE ,tsfs has tkree 4ifssosTs. NJ.
Richardaoo has ng1s
Is the nai1re y ths cass ~ Wts
oo1peitd - eupioT ooo-fssiesnt
cogosei He hsa th9t c.gossl em-
ployed aro Josge Bsrnstt kseH b.
n sam Haydes hzd s0s isterp8sss
godxs Bgrosts Eo1ld have ordered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
cATARRH o. s7oNAuA
A Pleasant, s.nFls, B. sI5- a. e
feotuai C--s Sc T.

A Pleasant, ssn7ls, B. SAX a.. e
fectuai C--s Sc T.
I Catarrh % the st1zscr las I1ry
been considered the rsII t1ing o. I-.
curable. The usual syuptous are 3
/ full 90 blOating ~enszti1u after sEIlrs
accompanied sometimes sIt1 s5-f %
~atery risings, f0lualion q .ass..
causing pressure 90 TIE nsart ard
lungs and dihcult orestuicg bsE5-
aches, hckle appetite, DeTy1-scss. z-5
a general played Oui. i.rsl.i ,zs.rg.
There u 0fien '0- t4-tr l- r1r
mouth, coated tCrgce arc 70 tr- .--
terror u the stomach c01l1 te ssr1 o.
would sh0s sIinly. iorauss oocdi-
tion.
The cure q This c1lu5a sc1 o1-
stiuate trol5le Is f1-ui ic treat
Dent which ca1-es toe f.od o. Ls
readily, thoroughly 5lseste1 before 30
has tiue 90 feru-ut AID Irrltsts ~
delicate uu11-s surfaces 70 rBs
stomach. T. su--rs a p-aurt ari
healthy digesi.1a d the ous 8eees.ary
thing 20 o. art ~rsn uCrual d.-s-
tion IS secure1 tue catarrhal sco.-
TOO all have c s1FEszrei.
Accofdius o. Dr HlflEr-91 Tie
s4iesl and Lesi tftaI-er. IS % u--
after each msaIE tablst. c.mpl.ei q
Diata-e, Aseptie Fspsll, q utt.e Ny.
Gol1eu seAl zUd fTlli acii.. ltess
tAtlets can D0s be f0--d a. ALI dr.
stores uuder the name n stasrt's
Dyspepsia TAblets and nCt b=iu. q
patrnt ue1iciur eau be usea 1ftb
Ieiicci safety aud assgrance that
healthy appetite aud lh0uash t-
sesii1n all t.ll4S their feguar use
after l5t4ls.
M. \. ]. Bahsf ~ e1I0 Dearborn
-, Ctlczso, Ia, sfItes. '-Catarrh Is
ll'cal cooditiol re,lIli1g FROM ues.
lociec cid 10 t1s bead. slereby The
liuins urltrale of Toe uose becomes
iunaue1 and t1e p5lsou51. dischar,e
laefsiral passiug Backward into the
ihrssi Reaches ne s.omach, thu, pro-
dacing cAtarrh uf ths stomach. Nedi. /
oai a1ihrlties prescribed f1r me for
t1nrt gears fQr eaiarrh of stomach /
~iiuout cars, b1l today au the hap /
iissl - mea after usiug 0nly one hoK
" siuartis DysEepsiA Table's lean.
noi lbo Appropriate wof6s toexpres,
ny su.d feeling and sound rest from
heir use
S'nafts Dyspepsia Tablets IS the
'aiesi preparation as well as tbe
A@plesi ana most c0nyenient remedy
90 4oy iorm % Indigestion. catarrb
y stomach, biiiousDe,s, ,our stomach
's4I'o-ra aod blualiag after meals
sad iof iiitle book mailed free a,
io1ia-n trouoles. b. addres,in,
.i-AH o., NaFsh4n. Mich. IT,
aalelfran be fgaai a. an arug stores
=isWlI02a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21


Can Man chasxss Win cdns Bs Ds
rius the B-n-dg q co1nael3
40 ieiefcsiinx quesiion gross Out
~ Iuose Befrsffit fulln1. refaeuE
,. a.. Ricbaf6.oo Opportunity foi
co0nsei 10 tbc ballot fraud eases II
IL iike hangiDx q ulsn ~iibout Lensni
ofciengy
Nr. kichardson does nos yet knou
wbethef lodge A. =. Brnnett. ~ Ths
Dailes. VII be nefc BY Ibursdsy n
assist 10 bic neicnse Ia the bali1i
csses. ~ n0i-
in me 0piniun " many pefsous. u
JDeEe harnett contlnues o. Cf0nd
tnc ballot fraud cases % trial a. hs
DID saturisy he wiil create sympathy
fuf tbe defenaauis
Tuis paper has never called 10 qaes-
tion Judge Barnefts hooesfy o. 10.
tegfity - maa % a. otclal. bui q
does most seriously Qlestion his judg.
meat 80 uuses. a. O. manY other
pefeous. shen be- secmt ~ sc. SITE
oat takisg fun lime % consider the
faf-feacainT effect q bis aciion upon
ne rights % othefs
This paper hls contented foF fair
jury, f1f nne that u1ald - true a.
lustiee AL Just % the msn. sho afr
% b. tfied Go islsfyisg tbs eiociloa
fcturns Aioog that lice this paper
asked, aud 10 sac ntuls ~ justice a.
nlanded. thsi ihe dsfenaatis b. glyea
al Impartial tuaL Ne believe Jodge
bofueit had ag flght o. Arbiifanly
iusisi that w. Rlcaanis1o pf0oeed g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
salsz ctr cs-.zl

Tee salem city e91ncil all meet 10
regular sessi0o ~ toe -ily dsl this
I1s-11E sFscicg. Mayor c. p.
Bls11g Ill preside f1r t1stIue sires
iaEiug ios oath O; o1ce 90 January 2.
TIE -sttsr sIll o11s up @ elsc,ioo
. q o. .-s-zr Do 1s-7cse1 J. {. John
80. -ll las T-- su=1. There are =
----ef 20 -an1ll4;e, i5f TIE rlses
S-1-g s1.u -sy D. usuti1-s5
FrErs FsfTslL J y. Gaztls DL
? ies-sr zo5 A. :. s-lpry.
u . uc5srsgo1d tasi C1.sf G .1son
Siil Fs,1Zusr1 sE- policeman Farrell
tr1 be nzs sc-s sir1-z backing. hay-
irs na5 s--e votes sheu The urst
e.ec;l-1 szs hsld.
IL j. erpecied the city council will
AXE % the Eorx q 5nancing the 5ebt
-n'er toe rev charter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
Msnsa Presa,s Govt.

Judge 6 P. Terrell handed down
bis decision 10 the matter u the es-
tate . John 3. DeGOoin, an insane
Defs91. The petition % T. y. De
Goblin % have sel aside the duaI
account % ". P. Massey, the guard.
izo, o toe estate aud requiring bin
% lie another report sas denied. Toe
psiitiousT isgiven uotil noon Fsof1-
az = % 1le az amended petition.
TIE occd 1tF b. Freoch. acuicls
TRAITOR o the estate % Charles Yates.
foi 600, sikh 2. Voc Y.9cs aud o. 2.
Graham - s-r.,lss, Eas yesterday
spgr1Ts1.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

Children deprived Of fats
and mineral food have
weak bones. fabby flesh and
thin wztery blood
The milk Of nursing
mothers, enfecbled By chron-
&c disease, or long cOntin-
ued nursing, produces the
same results.
SCOTS Emulsion Is cod
liver oil partly digested and
with the hyPoPhoaPhiies,
forms a fat food which acts
on the infant through the
mothers milk, giving rch
blood, strong nerves and
sound flesh and bones 20 both
81 s,s o. -- u- a-rrrl
sl1Tr e EIsEL. Lia.ua-l 1-ss la-i-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

kast OrexoniEn. After all. peo-
Die are supreme % these United
states o Aalerea ana 10 THIS com.
monseslth o. Ofcg0n.
Itis from ihis HIGHER le vel 0f critl.
eisn thatthe Ezsl OregoIian desires
" scnd its c0odemuAtioa o. acts %
srons doing, 20 failure n aci o. ihe
fuil measure u duty. The East ore
sonian has 90 pefsJnal animosity to-
wards lny plbiie serAai. Bgt.ii has
great antiPathy aEaiust hagrant re-
mlssness 90 positively feFfehensiole
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

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nIfeElIf on fAe teilctit and imoestant ~.
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a h0Nt aNIH NesIlh free nf Nlefoes
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

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