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H. tho women. handicap AZ tho Madison
Golf ClIh H"-t"rdsy ~" r"~Il'~ wore
NS, FlU Holden. ia ~ ~ Mr. W scar
hofu4Fu VI - Vi Mr. G. Ca>s ~ i0l 90
Mrs a. n, nuWns us % aS N'~, Young l07 -
Is Miss Nnc~tsnn ~. - i'n NiSs Vaulfr~f l.1.
,? ~ Mr. o. = Ioldru - u l.s
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
DESERT LAYO FINAL PRoo1.
Notice FSS 1sab1seass~a

Notice fpS pab1ssaaI0N
.. UNiTgn SrATxA LAM DrvtCE.
Monfrosc. C0lOSadO. December 10. ly13.
Notice Is hereby given that
ISAAC 4. ROwELL,
ofCsdnrcdse. Delta comfy, C0lnssdo. hss 6lch
i.Oticc ofinicntion 10 tnakc psNH On III Iasest.
land claim No ~ Uic series, for the ssK ee5(
Ana nwi4 sf9& sec u. fownsnlD IL A., n. ~ weNl
9TH y. M. b-f0fe Milton R.-Wx1rl. u, d COM
Tuesday the zoth dsy ~ Januany iSu6
He names the following witn<sacs 10 pssrvc The
comp etc Irrigation and reclamation a. ssld
John W. Hiltman. Oscar Edgar. BHsnrt Rau-
holph and Richard tray, ait O5itAai n1ee, nslta
co,in ). CChHa10 49, '--s7''' l
DAyfD r. crosby. Naessacv,
uifsi prb Dec. .i.s lasj .Iani 3s.J
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
VIII Make
Affidavit
esew lsase - LIE ~ - ssws
pootmostoe.

Postmaster r. II. Rasdall. Dunlsp. Ia.
says: suffered from indigestioa and n.
sulting evils for yesFs. Finally tried
Kodol. soon know / had found what
! had long looked for. ] am bssesr today
than In ysass- Kodoa gave ne . nsw
lease Of life. Anyone can have ny q.
6davit 70 the truth Of this statement.
Kodol digssts your food. This snabase the
system 70 assimilats supplies. sesengthen.
ine every organ and restoring health.
0o1oa Da1aos Yoo oeroa0. .
PsspessA oaly h1E. G.. DEWITT 4 o.. ChacaoA
T&o0. oooS1o cOoeaiAs3k tAeo tAouoe o1ooD
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
oEErG1Ar. DxnEcss,onx.
Nh. !. rel.es...


FIRST BAFris,f GHuHA'u - Setssess At II a
m. asl s:ep p M. sts. 4; A.. i.syrH: pastor
SUNDAY schs'0l ut 10 a. m.. Or. 4. u. Mock ham.
superintendent. Young Peoples mestihg ut Gas
=. M. Prayer meeting on "wednesday evenings At
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-sssyise at II a.
m. aud $40 p III. isev. II. J. Ero,hineh m pastor
sunday ssioo! at la 4. M: i. J. torhingham
d:ls p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at the church.
Order 81 divine services in the chapel Of the
monast-ry:. On week days. nclatsk :. M, cele.
oratinn nf the meSt holy xecridee ~ mass every
morning On S,,ndays and hnlidaye. 70 o'clock
a. M, celebration of the most hn1g. sacrifice Of
mass sermon, beneslictlUM with tho most blessed
sacrament. aud Sunday schNa. AilArc cordially
invited.
p~stor. Services IT II 4. M end so p NJ. Sun
day school at 10 q. IN Miss Em,ns Nycn. super
ntemldent. Epw0rth league mrets . 100 p. NJ
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening" at church
GEDAR EDGE METHODIST krlAC OPAL
CHURtH.-Stnday school every 6uadMy at 1850
all.
every nQ,llh, At 8 p. M. at Mn Hastings.
Mrs. ELLA llABrtKtsw. Pres.
AkA n. b. MATMkle3, iecty.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26

Meeting nights, every second and fourth Mon.
DAYS Of each month, at the Masonic Hall In tlis
Delta Cnnnt, Bark building. j. II. HALEY
W NJ. NJ J. Jnhnson. Nec'Y.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
TnHDEa s.AN0. ACT SUSE .. le7a.
NOabee Eos Pohoeeaeeoo.

uxrrED State LAND Ovrsce.
0ontnnc, Colombo. 1becctnb~1 2. i90s.
Noticc !. herrliy given TINT In compliance viib
tlle pss'visi,Is q the act OF Conrtcss Of J,ac J.
1873 entitled j" An vet fOs the ral~ ~ timber
lands in the States Of California, Osrg"n. Ne.
vsals. and Washington Territory extended
~ nli the public land Statex BY act 0f August L.
imc
NOAH WHITE.
Of Dcltn. County of Delta. siate oI Colaeado has
this day He'd IN this once his puav,t rtatr1nr,st
No.. f,r .he purchase II The NV y NV : II
..ciion No. u Ia t"wnship No. q ~. range No.
.,si the land s..,sht Is more valuable { : lis
and 10 establish Ills clat,n 10 said land ts.Sose
the Register and Receiver Of this ofllcc al Mon
r. se. Colorado. on Monday, the Pin day II Feb
Mc natre es ~ Witnesses.
~. u Payne. Frank Dutcl-n. n. i. While snd
G. A. White. all II Delta Delta conniy = Colorado
Any and al persons claiming adv.rely the
alsosc deS ribcd lands requested h, file their
FObsuar ~. lS0s
DAVID Il Crosby. Register
Ytsrt Ill,. DC. q. at Tub Fob q.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
TsM1ER LAND ACr JUNE ., Ss5s
Nos0ee 6ep bsabe0eNeSoo.

TsMaER LAND ACr JUNE ., 1878
Nessee Ter Bsabs1easSoo.
UxSTxD srATva LANp OvvgrE,l
Nonssose. t.0l... Ihrrmhir 0, 1901.
Notice u Hereby given that In cpmpiAiice with
the pr'ylinv o the at q conxrc.s Of Jnus ,.
isS rnira An w. r 'c sais "f Hmnsr y, q;
Washington Territory" NJ extended TO AL the
Public Lasd ststcs by rct Of August I. 1872.
WILLIAM i. BUTTERBAC0H.
nf Delta. county Of pelta. state of Colorado. has
this day fled in this ofIice hts swnrii stst~-
M,rnt No; for the nnrchH.c of the west bali II
the n0rthcass quarter md tl.e west half of
In towlvhip M. - n, rn,,gc NJ. u W. N ~. n /.
and will offer proof " show that the land sought Ii
mnrc valuable for its timber or Stone than l's
AGRICULTURAL ptirN,ses. an,t " establish bIx claim
y said land before the ksgisier and Receive! of
t1pe 26th day ~ Febi uary. 1908.
He namcN ~ wituessts:
Ge0Sge R1l,rr1on, Charles Leland. william
Springer and Wiiliam Buitcrbatigh. all Of Delta,
Colorado
Auv and al persons claiming adversely the
above desc rtbod lAnds arc rytiested t0 lc thcif
claims IN this once on pr before asid asah day Of
DAVID X. CROSBY. Register.
First rub. Fec. i2. last pub Fc,. -. 1909.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
Delt. l,e.snsy 0Messs.

Sheriff, VIM. Hunt.
County Clerk and Recorder. II. X. Ferguson
County Treasurer, N. Ernet Clack.
County Assessor. Sam C0ckerham.
C0,lnty surveyor. John A. Curtis.
County Judge. Milton X. Welch.
County Slp't Of Schools. Miss Alice Royce.
a tnrOner-Dr 8. B. Houts.
l.. ~ King e - 2nd :.
John W. Finn e" Srd
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
NOTICE ron pusLscAr,sS.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, J
LAND OvTME At MoNrR0rg. Cotton Ana,
November II. tNc
Notice Il hereby given il,st Tho following
nan,ei settler hms Ned nottcc ~ his intention to
said proof viii bs made i.fOrr Mlit,ss H. Wciri,,
o. H. Comm lssi0s,cr. at Delta. D,-itA C"unty. COi.
oradO N ssiursiSy. January NJ. 1906. viz:
EUGENE D. CORBiN,
upsn, his D. y No. 2asi. Ute srr,cs for the north.
cast quarter s4,ction ,, township ~ south. napsc
o. west 0f eth r. ~.
H. ratncs the following witnesses 10 prore his
raid land. VIZ:
Avery Wsyman I"hn McCeGs.rty. frank n.
lIees' u. JsmtT H. Keller. nil u CcdwFcdge. Delts
county. Colorado.
DAvsp II Crosby. Register
Fivh pub Nov q. I9r2: last pnb. Ian. .. iMo.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
Nssice Of A mn ual Meeeing.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the an
1 nnai meeting M the st0ckhOdcrs Of Tile
Delta County fr,iit GIowtr. Association y ttl bc
held Vt their ficc IN Delta. t'olos,d,,. an the
twelnh slav Of January. 1903. at the hour II Q
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose nf e'cctinx bteid
81 direct'rs for the ensuing year, n consider ~
Increase Of the capital rt.,ck amendments N the
bylaws. and anv other bu mess which may
properly come before ta'd meeting.
GEO. r. CHILES, President
(}EO. y. CtSKLIH, Secretary.
First pub. d. ~; last l. o.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
Dclta ToWu 010eero,

Mayor, W. J. Gaunt.
Clerk, Clarence smith.
TreasurerG b. Elliott
Trustees: B Crabill, r. Hunf,J J .Winton,
w B. Stockhan, W. q Cook. X. D. blair.
The Board OS I rtlstees meeis the QSst aud third
Thursdays Uf each month.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
Notice for 1'nblicatiom.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEHIOR, ]

Notice for 1'nh1icati0m.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.l
T LAND OFFICE AT MoNTR"sk. cotDNApo,
November 10, 1oO2. !
Notice isbcreby given that the foll6witix nnsned
set Ter has fird nutice Of his Intention 70 make
final proof In support Of his claim and That said
prof win bo iiiaa'e before Milton Il. We1ch.
w. =. Commissioner, at lbelts. Delta county, COL
oradO, on December q 1902. viz:
SELDOM p. DEAN,
upon his dcclaratory statement M. ss15, TITS Sc
lies. for csih east tli,a-tGr Of the south cast
quarter section cieht. township thirteen sOutb,
rai,gr hhcty- four west VI tia Sixt, principal me-
1jdinn. -
Tic names the following witnesses IN prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation "
said land. VIZ: -
James Bruner. Char'ea Springer. Kaje UpsIng.
cr and Frank Graham. all VI Ccdarsdgo, Uelts
county, Colorado. s17
DAVID r. CROSBY, Regjetsf.
First piib. Eas. 2I: last i,rc III. -
The Delta independent., 1902-12-26
A. p. ard a. u.

ThufAd4ys UI each mOnt0.
A. r. aaa a. y.
Meeting nights, every second and fourth Mon
days Of each month, III the MasonIe Hall in lh.
Delta tnnnt, Bark building. j. u. HALEY
W. ~. ii. J. JOhnson. Sec'v.
Garne, Chapter. Ne. -. =. FL
Meets the first and third Mcnday stxhts OF each
Worthy Natron: Ora H. Watson. Geeseiary.
Grs.A Ness l.sAge. Ne. - =. ef r.
Meeting S1xhs:. Trs.ds,ry: Of sses week. 2. z the
Edd Van De ventef. x. VI X. ane ,.
Rashbsne 0asaesn
Meets first and tilin, Thursdays Of each montl,
in kniYhts Of Pythias hall; Lucy AcAurray. ".
X; Mrs. Lillian Smith n. R.C.
Dele. B.sAxe. !. .. .. p. Ne. re.
Meeting nights, F!idan Of each week. in the
GsS Rsl 5ca m. T. j. H. nesSs ass Ms. s
Dan Doughty. sec'y.
Wessesa 1lepe Eoee0pqDeos, No -
Meeting n,sh,s. nrss and third Mondays Of each
month. L. X. wigram. C. r.: n. W. Ramsay.
scribe.
Kashersse Rehekah I.sAss. Ne ss.
Meeting nights. second and fourth Thursdays
Of each month. In the Odd fe1lown Hall Mrs
Amelia Ramsey, N. o.; Mn. Bssths Simpson.
Secretary.
wosAnes ss sAs Wessa.
Delta Camp, ~, meesa nrst ali1 third Thur
days of each manih 10 ths Nssosie hall W Ii.
JONES. C. {. Fred N DicksDoa clerk.
Camp No. ~. snvfsce Crses. neete hrss and
third satnrsi.y niEsss e Estsse hall. Elias
wenser. clerk. Fred =. Dursitss ceQul.
Wosnen ~ Weo9eU61A
Ncets seeossd and fourth 1on4ay. evening! Of
eacii month IN Pythian hall. lsunl0tan Ne!shbos
Mn. SuaAn Bertolin: Clerk. Nh, Vim. Aashews.
PSoesess 06 sAe Pnes1e.
j. J. WintOn Es,campmont. Noe9iuEs held
every secOs,d snd fouvlh Tuesday essnln1 af
each m ontli In Odd Fellow hall ". J. Count.
commander: G. u. crysleT. scriee-
VIM spaulding Enrampmcnt. No. -. Neeta -
Eckert s~copd and fourth Saturday naeste nt
each month. W. II. Jarvis, commander. Cftrsie
Z. TAFT. scribe.
Nea1eDgaa PSss, Ne. -, q. A. D..
James ~. Hlair. Commander; Robert A. John
MN, \. v. CHmniander:f. Yanlleventer. Junior
Commander: c q. Marsh. Chaplain: u. H. Snitef,
@: Holmes, O. D.: u. d. 1uGhs. .. a.: =. b.
Nouts, Surgeon; J. 5. Barton, A.. Wm. Matthew.
Q.S.
Delta Camp N~. sssS. u. w. a..
Meets second and fourth Saturdays Of enrlp
m,.,th In I. q. q. =. hall. 3. ". Hskeii v. &; u.
T. SntIeinan. Clerk.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-01-02
Total
RECEIPTS.

Statement of the income of
Wayne County for the year
ended November 3Oth, 1901:
Being % cents on each $4,000
of Real and Personal property.
Railroad and Bank took, and
Sc cents on each taxable poll,
including Fence taxes, Liquor
licenses, "Schedule B" and un-
listed taxes collected, LESS
errors and allowances by the
Board. and commissions to
Treasurer. Sheriff and Tax
Collectors in collection and
settlement of said taxes, s.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-01-02

S2O.9SO.6S
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-01-02
SCHLEY SQUABBLE.
The President Sets His Foot
Down on Further Agitation
With Much Emphasis.


Washington, Dec. 23.-Presi~
dent Roosevelt has delivered an
ultimatum in the Schley case. It
is that the controversy. so far as
any department of the govern
ment is concerned, must end inns
mediately. OF course he cannot
dictate to Congress what that
body shall do, but the word has
gone out from the White House
to leading members CT both
houses that the President disap-
proves Of any congressional
action whatever. He is sincere
and earnest in his determination
that there shall be an end to the
| controversy. This is taken to
mean that the proposition to
create three vice admirals-
Schley being one of them-and
the resolution of thanks will not
meet with presidential approba-
ton. The President hops that in
the interim between. now and the
reassembling of Congress TIT
matter will have cooled and viii
!, be allowed to remain dorman
. thereafter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21
MILLERSBURG.

j. G. Smedley was in Cincinnati
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Cracraft returned to her
home at Sharpsburg Tuesday.
Mrs. c. M. Best, T. D. Judy and G..
W. Bryan are on the sick list.
For first class shave and hair cut
go to Bryan Hotel barber shop.
The Walnut Grove Chapel was sold to
Geo. Johnson and torn down this week.
Mrs. Kate Kennedy Harmon, of
Missouri is the guest of Mrs. Robt.
Tarr, near town.
Mr.. Robt. Collier of Mt. Sterling, has
gone to Mexico, to settle up his fathers
business there.
Miss Sadie Hart went to Paris Tues
day to attend tie wedding of Miss Sallie
Joe Hedges to Mr.. Biggs. She was
maid of honor.
Mrs. @. B. Smith and daughter left
Tuesday for Chicago to see her husband.
who is there taking a course in cleo
tricity.
Miss Sallie Cummings, %, daughter
of Mr.. Philip Cummings, died Tuesday
afternoon, near here. She was buried
aG Carlisle Wednesday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21
STOCK AND CROP.

The price of corn in the neighboring
counties is quoted at 81 Is to s. per bar
rel.
lloyd Ashurst bought of different
parties 40 feeding cattle, weight LOO
pounds, at 81. 20.
DIR. w. R. Smith sold to Hibler Bros ,
% hogs for 1868. Wash Webb sold the
same parties 5 at 81 cents.
p. w. Ray, of Lexington, sold to
P. Russ, of Harrisburg, Pa a pair of
five-year-old geldings for 81 500.
II. B. Chenault, ST., & Sons, of Rich
mOnd, sold to J. W. Bales 43o head of
export cattle at $3.50 per hundred.
Joe Rea sewers his connection with
Senator Joe Bailey at the end of the year,
and resumes his old place as trainer for
the Cecil Bros at Danville Bailey is
looking around for trainer.
Brooks Clay has bought of Thcs.
McClintock & Son. of Millersburg, 20
head of I,o5o-pound cattle, at AZ cents.
Mr.. Kenton, of Nicholas county, bought
from the same parties, 4 at AZ cents.
j. w Bacon, of this city, at the
Tranter-Kenney sale at Lexington,
purchased Senator Scott, ;" with trot-
ting trial of 2:2o. The price paid was
$285. He will be used as a road horse.
There is no way to make money fast
er on the farm today than to grow hogs.
The pigs are free from disease and selling,
when fatted, at prices which will return
10 cents a bushel for all the corn for
them.
j. W. Bacon sold to John Splan of
Chicago, the brood mare, Annettemore, by
Strathmore, dam by Wirey Jim, 2:Io4,
and Willamore, 2:25, for $500. She was
bought at Bacon & Brennan's sale for
$50.
Will Hawkins, of this county, bought
1900 turkeys and drove them to Lexing-
ton and got cents a pound for them on
foot. Mr.. Steve Lucas sold a number at
81 and $3.50 a piece. = Harrodsburg
Herald.
The excellent summer weather of the
past two or three weeks has made the
turkey business in this county suffer.
Usually thousands Of turkeys are shipped
out Of here before this time, but this year
very few have been slaughtered. Rich
mond Climax.
1t is announced that the next annual
meeting of the National Good Roads
Association viii be held i'll St. Louis,
april % to 80, 1898. 1t IS expected that
between 1000 and 1000 delegates will
h. il attendance with delegates from ct
least fifteen foreign countries.
On Monday, T. D. Chenault & Sons
delivered to j w. Bales for S. & S., one
hundred and sixty head of export cattle
which averaged 1856 pounds. This was
the first lot of $50 head, which were sold
some time ago at o. cents. They were
shipped to New York over the L. & A
Richmond Climax.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21

tits certainly queer how much more
agreeable and pe-vish the child next
door is than your own.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ B. CURTIS.

One Of the foremost delineators of
Jewish characters. M. B. Curtis, he Of
''Saml Of Posen" fame is booked to ap-
pear at the Grand on Thanksgiving
day, Nov 9Th, in play entirely differ
ent from his former great success but
which is, nevertheless reported to be
both an artistic and financial triumph.
1t is called "Seml of Posen's Brother
and is the work of Herbert Hall Win
slow.
Mr.. Curtis new vehicle is said to
give the comedian more scope for the
display of his ability as an impersona-
tor of the German Jew than any other
role in which he has appeale ed.
Speaking of his new role in ''Sam'l of
Posen's Brother" Mr.. Curtis said: ST
am the first man who ever played the
part of the German-Jew OH the Ameri-
can stage. On returning to this country
and noticing how the other impersona-
tors of the Jew were caricaturing him,
l determined to revive my former crea
ton and begin where they leave off. I
consider my new play far superior to
'Sam1 of POsen' and my supporting
company is the best have ever had .
Seats on sale at Borland's new store.
Tuesday moroing.
Matinee. %, 80 and so cents;
Night, 25c to 81.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21

Man must take the world as he finds
it-and must leave it in pretty much
the same condition.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21

The Herald Square Stock Company
opened three nights and matinee en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House
last night, The opening bill as pre-
sented last night, was Gan American
Beauty" Interesting specialties are
given between the acts and the plays
are presented in a clever manner. A
family matinee Will be given on Satur-
day afternoon.
Tonight viii be presented the great
comedy drama 1.-THE Police Alarm"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21

An old bachelor says a certificate of
bi. tn is milk ticket.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21

Before giving others advice try a
sample of it yourself
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21

The performance of ga Modern
Magdalen' as presented at the Grand
Opera House, on Wednesday night, was
one of the best all-round companies that
has appeared here this season and was
much enjoyed by those present. Each
member of the cast was all that could
be desired and the play was presented
In an admirable manner. The audience,
though not a large one, was a most APP
preciative ore. There were five curtain
calls.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-21

The price of corn in the neighboring
counties IS quoted at 81 Is to s. per bar
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-13

G. Boyd Barrett, editor of the Aber-
deem Sentinel, is particularly anxious
for the populists to get or the demo
cratic band wagon during the coming
campaign. Brer. Barrett is said to
be a receptive candidate for the nom
nation for governor on the democra-
tic ticket, and under these circum-
stances he has a great object to get
the populists one more the in fusion
line. This is the way Berr. Barrett
appeals to the populists:
Now we ask of the populists to rally
under the banner of the Chicago
and Kansas City platform democrats
of this state, who will meet on the
25th OF next month at Huron, and CO.
operate with us in nominating a tick
ct. And with their aid and CO.
operation we will sweep the exit
and Nye machine from power in
this state. I am not a Cleveland or
Hill democrat, | am an old Virginia
Jefferson and Monroe democrat. who
believes in "equal rights to all and
special privileges to none"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-13

The Sioux Falls fellows are getting
a few jolts by the wayside from vari-
Gus papers in the state and the follow
ing little reminder found in the
Eureka Blade, and written by e. a.
Warner, Gov. Herrieds' private secre-
tary, indicates that the Queen City
political promoters ire not supposed to
be the whole thing IN the state:
Minnehaha is a fine county and
Sioux Falls most excellent city, but
the sooner a number of the citizens
of the county and city aforesaid come
to a realization that Minnehaha coun-
ty, the city of Sioux Falls and the
people therein contained do not con-
stitute and comprise the state Of
South Dakota, either from an agri-
cultural, mineral, social or political
point of view, the less explaining
they are likely to have to do laUer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-13

was no enslayement desired; there
was no ruin for the South wished
for. War is a terrible instrument,
and it breaks things but this instru-
ment was as indispensable in our civil
war as the knife Of the surgeon is in
an amputation. In both cases blood
flows that life may be maintained
and health. restored. The South
knows now that a was fought to
save the Union, and that it was a
fair and honorable fight on both
sides. In other words, the South.
knows today that the Confederate
resolution OF 1852 is a historical
specimen of essential error in regard
to the conduct of an American army
in this country. What most South
ern men believed firmly and relig-
|iously in 1862 to be true, they or
their descendants in 1902 know to
be false. 1t is a monstrous example
Of popular eNor-disclosed beyond
question now to be error: and only
relieved from the shabbiness and
pititulness Of all error by the valor
and patience with which those who
held to it died for it. But here in
this year we have a similar opinion
forming and stated in congress in
regard to the conduct of the Ameri-
can army in the Philippines-where
again the military arm is unavoida-
bly, in service, in order to bring a
sense Of authority, peace, justice and
an orderly life into habitual opera
ton among backward and %discordant
tribes; and what the southern people
ought to know about it is this that
they will not prepare in this year and
in this respect for their descendants
Of 1912 a situation as embarrassing
as that which their predecessors of
1882 prepared for them to occupy in
this year 1902.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-13
Don,ts For Literary Beginners.

Don't tell the editor what your fam.
lily OF friends or literary acquaintance
say of your manuscript.
Don't urge the editor to buy your
manuscript because you need the mon
ey to help you in contributing to the
support of your family or in making
your way through college.
Don't assume a jaunty, sarcastic or
insistent tone with the editor. Don't
coyly ask him to permit this literary
dove to nest in your olive tree or else
return it to the ark at the above ad.
dress"
Don't try to temper the severity Of
his judgment by sending him pressed
flowers with your manuscript or to
impress him with your literary power
and experience by telling him that you
write on the spur of the moment and
never correct"
Bear in mind, in short, that the best
way to submit a manuscript is simply
to submit it and let it speak for Itself
Franklin B. Wiley In Ladies' Home
Journal.