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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1007.
HOEER BROS., PtM and Proprietors
8. HOVER, Editor. A. P. HOFEIt, Manager.
XHH JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR.
GOOD
A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE.
A llfo on the ocean wnvo,
A liomg on tho rolling deep,
Whoro tho scattered w.Uers rnvo
And tho wlndn tholr revels koep
Like nn eaglo caged I pine
On this dull, unchanging Bhoro
)h, glvo mo thb flashing hrlno,
Tho spray and tho tompcBt's roar I
'Once moro on tho dock I Htand
Of my own swift gliding craft;
Sot anil; farowoll to tho land;
-Tho galo follows fair ahaft.
Wo shoot through tho sparkling foam
Llko an ocean bird set free
lillco tho oconn bird our homo
Wo'll find far out on the soa.
' it
u
Tho land Is no longof In vlow,
Tho clouds havo begun to frown,
But with n stout vestal and orow '
Wo'll say, Lot tho Storm como downl
And tho Hong of our honrts shall be,
Whilo tho winds and tho wators rnvo,
A homo on tho rolling soul
A llfo on tho ocenn wavot
Epos SargennU
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TDK HKPFHE.YDUM.
LowIh Stookton dlHcusiIng tho roforondum In Public Opinion says:
Elections aro usually blind contests botwoon parties, based on orga
nized offorla to nrouso partisanship to tho point of fro'nziod acquiescence
stnOuiir truths which nro tho worst kinds of Hos.
But tho referendum is n corporate non-purtlsnn atprosilon of the olsc
tonito on a dollnlto concruto Issuo.
Laws onactod by roprosontntivos may he good and yet not ! ndaptl
5Uj tho noods of the people. .
That In, tho will of tho pooplo may not acqulouco In tho uoddn for th
Haws. Uiit-lawH unuotod dlroctly by tho peoplo will always havo popular sup
port, command public rospoct nnd b0 stablo and onforconblo.
Iho Inlolllgonco of tho community rocognlzos that tho Amorlcan rop
"roaontnllvo Hystom as at prosont constltutod, doos not ropresont: First,
becuuso (ho people do not nomlnntj; socond, becnuso tho people do not
recall; third, because tho pooplo cannot compol roprosontutlvo action
without tho power to nomlnato and tho powor to recall public ofllcorg,
or tho power lo loglslalo dlreatly.
Tho object of direct legislation Is not to abolish roprosontatlvo govern
ment but io secure trtilyroprosontutivo govornmont.
Switzerland tins roproHontatlvo government; tho United StatcB with
out It has IrroBponslblo party government.
'TJjo referendum would conaorvo tie right of tho pooplo to roprtisontn
'Ttivo govornmont, and also tho pcoulb's individual, political and prdporly
tights. ' (
Such a system Is thoreforo conHorvntlvo. '
THOME WHO OPPOSE THE REl-'ERDUM PREFER THE IltltESPOX
SMILE PAINT HVHTEM WHICH EXISTS, BECAUSE UNDER IT'THF
PEOPLE DO NOT RULE.
Tho modern rofororrilum wns Invented In tho United Stntos.
It has boon In constnift use hIiico colonial days in every Btato In tho
most Important legislation, nnniol, constitutional onnurjuonts.
As to ordinary loglslutlbn its merits havo boon oft on touted In tho
Unltud Stuluu, and for a third of a century systematically In Switzer
land.
iwnc MAIN MERIT OK THE REI-'EHENDl'M Iff THAT IT EDUCATES
THE ELKOTOHATE IN AFFAIRS OF GOVERNMENT.
A pooplo who never made mistaken In exorcising governing pow-r
novor learned how to govern, and thoreforo havo uovor governed.
.In the government of cities tho governing muBcron of cltlssonshlp havo
become atrophied and oltlons aro looted by tholr export" governors.
Tho supremo court of Now York has dellnod franohlsos to bo Mn branch
of thu sovorolgu power of tho state subsUMIng In a porijon or corporation
by ti grant from the statos."
Hut If It Is sovereign power It en n not be granted.
U Is, thoreforo, merely tho oxerelso of sovereign power that Is granted
tho right of governing.
Hut the right of governing whloli hug buon dologuted cannot lognlly
bu re-delegated by the govornmont U n person or corporation.
Thu United States supremo court hns dellnod franchises to bo contract1
iiuiilo by tho agents of the pooplo, and to bo considered as tho acts of tho
people because tho pooplo can act by these agents,
RUT IT IS NOT AND NEVER WAS TRUE THAT THE PEOPLE CAN
MW ONLY HY" AGENTS.
THEY CAN AND HAVE ACTED DlRECl'LY FOR OVER A CENTURY
IN MAKING AND AMENDING CONSTITUTIONS.
When they rosumo tho powor df ncttngj dlroctly in ordinary logUlntlon
thoy ran doclaro void acts of agents which aro ultra vires, or lllognl, ns
delegating governing powor.
Thoy will thus make tholr sovereignty a ronllty In tho groat question
)l franchise grants which concerns tho whole nation.
It Is not Important, howovor, to guess how tho people will uso their
power when thoy recover It.
It is not necessary to defend tho tovorolgn people against tho disloyal
waiumpllon that thoy will uct unjustly or unwlsoly or against tho In
terests of tho whole body of tho people.
It Is Important to observe that thoy will then havo tho powor to sco
that tho public lutorottta nro placed first; and It is well to understand
that under tho present system tho public Interests aro not paramount.
Tho question ts altogether ouo of rights.
Tho right and powor of tho sovorolgn pooplo resides In tho people, and
la expressed by thorn In tholr corporate capacity by means of majority
votes nt tho polls.
Naval Pigeons to Ho Ousted.
Tho pigeons carried upon many
English gunboats, destroyers, nnd
turpodo-hoat destroyers tor com-
, Humiliation with tho shore nro to bo
ousted. Of lute the admiralty have
lieon experimenting at Davenport with
wlrolos tologruphlc communication
bitwoon destroyers nnd tho mainland
having ovorsomo tho dlmculty of a
WHHt by running a light "gaff" from
Vo deck of tho torpedo craft far tho
weolvlug and transmitting of moa-
mK0&, It Is now believed that tho
rlclvftl pigeon loft at Whale Island
M (under cburge of Lloutnant William
"jhureit, champion swordsman of tho
iMtvy) and tho smaller ones at Doyen-
rt 4 8kermt, will fee abolished,
au4 UmU wore pigeons will In r-
Vl4l Vy tlw fleet eaad l t aaval
maneuvers. In eoanecUoa with (
pigeon post, howovor, It Is Interest
ing to recollect that the Into Queon
Victoria Invariably had several birds
on bourd the royal ynoht tho old
Victoria and Albert.
Endorsed by the Country,
"Tho most popular remedy lu Otse
go county, and tho host friend of my
family," writes Win. M. Diets, editor
nnd publisher of tho Otsego Journal,
GUbortsvlllo, N. Y., "U Dr. Kiug's
Now Discovery. It has proved to bo
an Infallible euro for roughs and
colds, making short work of the
worst of thorn. Wo always koep a
bottle In tho house. I believe it to
bo tho most valuable prescription
known for Lung and ThroM dls
esses." Guaranteed to never disap
point the Ukor, by J. 0, Prryr dru
tore, Prle 60e sad Jt.OP. TrIU
bottU fr, I
Ejilc Power of Atiicricnn Statistics.
America, Indeed, is not merely
great In a degree which Imagination
finds almost as difficult to grasp as
to realize astronomical quantities.
America Is still growing, and grow
ing tit a rato of which home-keeping
wits among us can hnrdly form the
faintest conception. When wo are
prepared to believe the largest con
ception wo enn rise to tho truth out
strips tho estimate before wo havo
tlmo to mend our Ideas.
Tnko, for Instance, tho develop
ment of tho Canadian Dominion. Its
commercial expansion is magnificent,
and, in tlmo it will become a Btato
for poptilotiBiicsa and wealth second
to none, not oven to ks republican
neighbor. But hero Is some danger
lest Englishmen should suppose that
In Canada' at least tho omplro will
bo made itsolf, and that tho im
petus of natural resources Is begin
nlng to place it .beyond competition
as respects rato of progress. But
this Is so for from tho fact that wo
can only fairly rcnllzo what Is going
on In tho united States when w?
measure its wonderful march, evo.i
against tho prosont advance of Can
ada. Tho Dominion Is receiving emi
grants nt tho rato of nearly 300,000
a year. IJut they aro bumped lrito
tho Industrial and pollticnl system of
tho United States at tho rato or
moro than n million a year, nnd, fast
ns our greatest colony Increases, the
number of new citizens across the
border multlpllos four times ns fast.
That Is tho tromondous fact; thn
republic Is adding, and for soma poi
lod will almost certainly continue
to ndd, an lncromont of inhabitants
ovory doendo equal lo the wholo white
population of tho king's dominions
outside tliosu Islands. Thoso com
parisons beggar all rhotorlc, and
throw all oloquenco back upon
flguros. Whon wo nro dealing with
tho reflections suggostcd by tho lth
of July wo aro compolied to recognize
Mint thoro is Homothlng llko epic
poetry lu tho sheer Hplondor nnd pow
or of American statistics. Tho re
public is rapidly rising, in n word,
toward tho 100,000,000 standard of
population, and In ti very (ovf year?
will havo attained that marfc. Thnt
wlir bo tho foaturo of world politics
ns mti8slvo and consplclous In Its
way ns aro tho Egyptian pyramids in
theirs. And iib with tho lrnmnn
census, so with every other factor In
tho equation.
Iir splto of nil superficial Improa
uloiis AomotfmoH cntortnlncd to tho
contrary, thoro Is no doubt thnt irra
torlal prospority per head rises in tficr
United States as fast as tho numb-r
mileage and the capital aro already
there, and Increasing In masses and
quantities which might have oppress
ed the mind of Bnbbage and para
lyzed the arithmetical powers of tho
Calculating Boy. London Tele
graph, o
A Cat With One Kitten.
A friend of mine own3 n moat
wonderful cat.
A few months ago my friend had
occasion to "nit," and during tho
bustle of packing and loading tho
cart's, puss and her kitten, evinced
great uneasiness, and finally disap
peared. No traced of them could bo
found inside tho house or out, and,
The Limit of Llfo.
Tho most eminent medical scien
tists aro unnnlmous In tho conclu- much to my friend's distress of mind,
Blon that tho generally accepted 11m- she had to depart without them,
ltation, of human llfo is many years 'Only about half a mile nlong tho
below tho attainment posBlblo with road one of the children sheuted:
the advanced knowledge of which tho
race is now possessed. Tho critical
period, that determines its duration,
Oh, mother, look nt pitssl"
Suro enough, there was the faith
ful creature trotting timidly behind
,.-... ......
Beoms to be between 50 and CO; tho the carts, and so she followed on to
proper caro of the body during this .the end of the Journey.
decado cannot be too Btrongly urged:
carelessonss then being fatal to
longovlty. Nature's best helper aftei
GO is Electric Bitters, tho scientific
tonls modlclno that rovftallzos every
organ of tho body. Guaranteed by
J. C. Perry, druggist. 50c.
o n
Alcohol for Automobiles.
Alcohol Is reproduced in tho cycle
of the sensons; it is absolutely In
exhaustible; it is mndo out of sun
shine nnd nlr, nnd Its composition
doos not lessen the value of tho soil
or tho energy of tho earth. Gaso
line, on tho contrary, represents n
pnrt of tho stored energy of tho
enrth; It exists only to tho extent of
nbout 2 por cont In petroleum, and
Us Biipply will In tho future Inevlt-
nbly fail. Today tho supply of gnso-
After examining the new homosho
again disappeared, and Just nfter
dusk my friend heard shrieks of do
light coming from baby's cot in tho
next room.
Gently opening the door, she bo
held puss rubbing her furry fnco
ngalnst baby, and he screaming with
Joy, while, curled up In a corner, lay
a poor bedraggled kitten fast nslccp.
The devoted mother had just taken
the bearings of tho new homo and
then returned for her kitten; carry
ing It all tho Avay In lur mouth, a
distance of three miles. S. F. Chron
icle. o
For an Impaired Appetite.
To improvo tho appetite nnd
strongthoi the d!gosllon try a few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
lino is so much less than tho demand .Liver Tablots. Mr. J. II. Soltz of Da-
tlint It practically cannot be obtain- trolt. Mich.. Bays: "They Vostored m.V
od by many who would use It. If nil nppetlto when Impnlred, rollovod mo
the gasoline engines In Amorlca 0f n bloating foiling and caused n
workod continuously for u day of ton plonsant nnd satisfactory movomonl.
hours thoy would consume somo 'of tho bowols." Prfco 25 conts. Sam-
CONVICT'S
' CLEVER
ESQ
1.000,000 gallons of gaiollno.
Then, Industrial alcohol is prnctlal
Iy constant In compostlon; gasoline,
on the contrary, Is a mixture, nnd Is
genornlly badly adulterated. Again,
plos froo. For snlo at Dr. Stono'a
drug storo.
o
Why Cngnl HlnN Die.
"So tho ennary's dead, oh?" said
alcohol Is boyond nil quostion snfer n dealor. "It was a fine bird, too
nnd moro cleanly to uso. fts safely Jvvoll worth tho $10 you pnid for It.
lies In tho fact that it Is not ho "But I don't wondor It dl.od. You
readily Inllnmniablo, nnd thnt It dls- would koop It hanging near tho coll-
sofvos In water, ovon to Its per cont fng. Thnt is why so many birds dlo.
In whisky, win nt once extinguish It. iThoy shouldn't bo kept up high nt
Hnn rtf Mir vn.i.
v,..w l W..W ,11Uat Cleve j n
lino avnt Uaam ,--. ' !
oner, in mnklng his escape J,..!
of Charles T. Duke, a eo1
up from Clatsop county, wh0lrJ3
uwujr nom me penitentiary ,!
unmolested yesterday aftemJ.
Duko, with a number of othj.
UrtnX, vnrrl .. ,.. M
;;, : :-u:z. ,1
' " "" ' ueing tntj.i.
nrvtitif tilf Mi A. .i i
.... Uv.k w.v i.uw wmg which in
Ing built at the asylum. se
uuu nuuiurs were m tho yard i
thnfr wnirnnii nnrl tVi -
selecting an opportune momt ..,
ped behind n pilo of wood, whero
fnntwl n linf n unit, nf - ..
:" " z .r'uluverauM
juuiiici, n uiuu wuro quickly doj
nnu securing a stick ho walked U
ly out among tho piles of wood ,
wngons ns though he was meut
Ho then leisurely walked putM
gunras, nna made good hla
unobserved. It wns fully an houj
fore tho prisoner was missed.
cors wore sent in pursuit, but tip
no trace has boon found of hlo.
Tho guard whom Duke pupn
said to no a now man, but the cltr
ruso ndop(cd might havo foolrf,
oxporlencod detective. Sovcralcli
wood hnulors nro said to ham
Duko, but nil thought that It I
authority to moastiro tho wood.
Tho escaped convict was sentf!
to sorvo two nnd a hnlf years fars
tnlnlng monoy under fnlse preiiB
and hud only served nbout a noEll
his lenience.
of bonds luoronsoH.
Gasoline, on tho other hand, Is ox
traordlnnrily lutlammnblo, and, what
Is much worse, It floats on wator; ftr
a giisolino flro tho moro tho wntor
U used tho moro tho flro sprond's.
This fact for alcohol Is of extreme
importance lu tho question of In
surnnco and In Us nso for motor
boats. Still again, wfth nfcohol tho
smoll of tho oxhnurtt Is almost fmpor
ceptlblo; at any rato, gitsollno, In this
respect, could not onduro compari
son. Another ndvantngo for afcohol
.Tho energy of .lies- In tiro fact thnt cylinders nnd
niooluuil'nil Iin-untlon novcr Btops, nirf
tho ofllofoncy of tho rnhor-snvlng mn
chluos is Intonslllod with ovory many
inllUoiifd addltrnn to the hands uvall
nlbo for working thorn. Tho soil,
tho fnroHts, thu miuor tho mills nro
utilized', not with a Hfuokourng, but
with nn jiccolorntrng rapidity of ox
ploltntlou. It ts Homctfmos thought
that Amurii'nn ngrlculfnro is np
proaohlng Its limit of production.
On tho contrary tho vast harvoats of
food and' raw material become ovon
turgor year by year, though tho In
sutlablo consuming power of the
country Itself devours moro nnd
moro of tho pnnfuut, and doos not nl
low tho margin for export to- wldon
In proportion to- tho vufumo of pro
duction.
Tho Uhltod SVntos hiw the wealth
and technical rcsourcos required to
create tho largest Irrigation system
known, and ovon American agricul
ture I'd only beginning lit many ways
to rcillzo Its iiOBslblllUos. The raso
Is equally astonishing, but of courso
loss satisfactory, with rewpoct to
mineral resources, the- host deposits
being worked' out with a fierce spood
which threatens to pnt tho compara
tively near future at a serious disad
vantage. Throughout tho unprece
dented Industrial progress nf tho Inst
two or threo years- thoro hns never
been lubor enough, transport enough.
monoy enough, though tho mon, th
Your Indie monoy will onm In
terest If deposited with us, whllo
awaiting an opportunity for In
vestment. It can bo withdrawn when
wanted.
Savings Department
Capital National
Bank
J. H, ALBERT, PRESIDENT
K. M. CHOWAN, V. PKK81DKNX
KM. K. ALKW, OASiUMit
valves do not Irscomo plugged with
resrdunl products, ns with gnsolfnc,
nnd thnt f(s combuKtlon is cTonnor
nnd Kb Ignition moro perfect.'
Porhnps tho groatesc ndvnntngo
possorisod by alcohol In a stntgglo
with gnhollno rosts In tho hfgiiir
compresslbllffy of Its ruporr tho
compression of alcohol -npor mny
wifely bo cnrrlod to 200 pnunds-pr
square Inch, while that of gnsnlinn
cannot enduro moro thnn SO pounds
without dnngcr of premnturo oxpTo
Blon. N'cxt, It roqulros no moro skill
to oporuto nn nlcohol ongluo thnn n
gnsollno ongluo. Finally, It mny bo
oxpected thnt nlcohol can nlways bo
mndo in tho locality of tho domnnd;
It will not require, like gasoHne.
transportation through oxtomsfvo dis
tances.
With rrronar manipulation-,, any en
glho working with gnsollno or koro
Bono can operate, nnnltoredr with nlcohol.
It can bo oporatod with alcohol
only at about twice tho cost of gaso
line This Is shown In a recont test
offtiol economy, In which threo tiuto
moblfes running on alcohol, n mixture
of korrxiouo and gnsollno, nnd gnso
llno, respectively, traveled from
Trenton, N. J., to Atlantic City, IOCS
miles. While tho alcohol engine ran
perfectly nt a rate of 35 miles on
hour, It consumed 14 gallons of nl
cohol, nt 37 conts n galTon, constitut
ing a total cost of $5.3tn&, as against
tho performnnco of its rival, which
consumed 7 gallons of gasollno, nt
22 conts, with n totnt cost of $1.65,
Tho rolatlon of tho two ts host shown
m tho cost por ton mite, which for nl
cohol works out to 10.0392, and for
gnsMiinu ju.uuoi, nnoui nair as
nil. Tholr cngos should be on tnbles,
not hooks.
"Up nonr tho coiling tho nfr of n
room is very bad, ospcclally at night.
Indeed, nt night, If you burn oil or
gas, the air fs InsupportnUIo up
thpro. And particularly In rooms
whoro tmioklng goes on you know
llow smoko, llko nil other impurities,
nounts it Is Imd to hnng bfrrts
liWi.
"Why enn't th world romombor
tlio old cnrtcli:
""Dlrds hung high ever die. "
o
Don't He nine
And' lone all Intorost when help' Is
wltlrfn roach, lforbino will mnlw
that llvor perform Its dntlos proper
ly, .f. B. Vaughn Elbn, Ala., writes
"Holng a constant sufferer from con
stlpatron nnd a disordered livor, I
have found lTorblno to bo tho host
tnedlcfno, for thoso troubles, on tho
market. I havo used ft constnntly
I bollovo It to bo tho host modlclno of
Its kind, nnd I wish all sufforors
from thoso tronblos to know tho good
Horllino has d'ono mo." Sold by D.
J Fry.
o
Will Tnstali Plant.
Tho W. II. Judson compnny of
Portland, which purchased tho Esta-
enda M"anufncturing company's plant
nt Estncada and addltfonnl groumfs.
a fow weeks ngo, will Install n car
manufacturing plant with a capacity
of G cars a day. Tho company hns
increased its capital stock to $2G0,
000. It Is oxpected that $25,000
will bo spont In repairs and adding
to tho lant. The main Inducements
for Its locating nt Estncada were tho
timber near nt hand and tho ample
electric power. Several streets wore
vacated by tho Estacada council at
its last moettng In doforonco to tho
wish of tho company. Oregon City
Star.
Don't Grumble
Whon your Joints acho and you suf
for from Rheumntlsm. Bu n bottle
of Bnllard'B Snow Liniment nnd got)
instant relief. A positive euro for
Rheumatism, Burns, Cuts, Contract
ed Muscles, Soro Chest, etc., Mr. I. T.
iHflPV n nrnmtnAn wwwjtnM4 nfr iv.i
much -Professor Robert K. Dnncnrt M..?' ' V " "v .-.,..
i'u i'diih, loxns, says mai ne And a
mallard's Snow Liniment tho host nil
round Liniment ho ever used.
In Harper's.
Why Fret nnd Worry
Whon your child has a sovoro cold.
You need not foar pneumonia or
othor pulmonary dlsensos. Keep sun-
plied with Ballard's Horehound
Syrup a positive euro for Colds,
Coughs, Whooping Cough and Bron
chitis. Mrs. Hall of Sioux Falls, 8.
D writes. "I have used your won
derful Ballard's Horehound Syrup,
oa tuy children for flvo years. Its re
sults havo been wonderful." Sold by
D. J. Fry,
o
by D. J. Fry.
Sold
A Social Rise.
She usod to go to parties when
Sho lived nt Jay town Junction;
But In the city she now attends
Nothlug short of a function.
Chicago News.
"I rioclnro, John," exclaimed ftl
Gabs, "I don't believe you arel
Ing to n word I say?"
"Well, I'm lotting you do at
talking," rejoined her ncic
"What moro do you want!"-ft
cago News.
n
Eczema.
For tho good of thoso infftra
with oczoinn or other such trosUi.1
wish to say, my vlfo had somsibt
of thnt kind nnd nttor rising tl 4
tore' romcdicB for somo time
eluded to try ChnmUorlatn't
nnd it provod to bo better thui
thing sho had tried. Forwleitl
Stone's drug storo.
o
Tho Limit-,
Mrs! Jonos-Thnt old rosld :
door Is tho worat borrower 1 1
know.
Mrs. Brown Indeed'
Mrs. Jo n os Yes. Why, onljj
tordny sho enmo over to f nqout h
she could borrow my Husband fS"
hour m mow hor lawn, thrath i
v?ho hnd' Insulted her, nnd ilstln
her cook. Scraps.
o
Tho 'JVxiih WonrtVr.
Curos nil kidney, bladder
rheumatic troublo; sold by alH
gists, or two months' trcatmf1-
mail for $1, Dr. E W. HH,
OIIvo stroot.St. Louis, Mo.
for testimonials. Sold by SW
dnig storo. dff,,!1
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Cherished Relic
Porcy Grind My father'i fj
Pieco of tho original charUr wl
Muesv Plav Dat's nuthla
brothor's got half do bat dat K
mRdo his famous homo run
do Giants wjf. Chicago Ne-
Everybody Should Know
Says C. G. Haya, a prommeB
nr,BB mnn of Bluff. Mo., th
in'u A.iin Cnirn in the anlcW
snrnst hPAilni? salVO Over W
a sore, burn or wound, or U
r niis !.. aiA tt nnd KS0
v--4 imuo, i tv -
im oinno. shmit " Guarson"
T P Porrv ilrilirclst. 20C
. 'W V J .--.w--
4 III I I I I i I I
!! STRICTLY
ii PRIVATE..
I
Tho Tcas AVonder.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rkoumatlc troubles; sold by all drug
Slsts, or two months trial treatmeat
C. J, Kartk loft this morning for "," . r 1'uu' Dr E- w- H
Klta. waw will 8nad a toa-l! w" iirel st- LouU- Mo
dayV Tacatloa rUlllm t Heads. "a xor oaiai8, sold by gtoM'g
Wc solicit your;
U.ie?ft0! 81
ins uuwtw, .
wHh Hie assur!
nn mir nart W I
JU WW I
will be kept
private.
SALEM
STATE BAf
Salim, Ofef.