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Evening star., 1902-02-15
Read Sent to Fort Leavenworth.

Information has reached the War Depart-
ment from Manila that the place for the
execution Of the unexpired portion Of 20
much Of the sentence az relates to confine-
ment at hard labor In the case Of James G.
Read. late captain and commissary Of SUBJ
sistence. has been changed from the Pre-
sidio de Manila to the United States pen.
itentiary at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. to
which latter point the prisoner has bee(
sent under the proper guard.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

There only essentials Of Business Successn
business First adequate capital Second fair price for
goods with reasonable profit newspaper like any other
commodity should be sold prot-each individual copy
Any newspaper which thus sold independent
dependence is upon advertisers, other contrib
utory this dependence inconsistent with abso
lutte honesty. EpANk MIINsev
Evening star., 1902-02-15
A Washington Newspaper for the Washingto
ANewspaper Information Important

The price of the Sunday Times and thereafter
will be FIVE because worth FIVE cents and
good newspaper be sold for less Since its former
price has grown from eighteen pages thysix
DOUBLED. 1t will be thysix pages tomorrow, beauti
fully illustrated FRANK A. MUNSEY.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Justice Harlan to Participate.

EcsenAD No Cure, No Fay.
Your Druggist win rsfusd yeu1 money II PAzO
OINTMENT falls b cura 1fngWorm, Tettse OiA
Ulcers and Sores, Pimples and BlackAeade a -
tace, and a0 akin diseases. 6oe. -,
Evening star., 1902-02-15
:@M&,r

~ signasars o On every bog Of The seaulAa
Laxative Broino- -Qulnine gss,sss
- ss@sAv tAae essss ssel0 o eno aay
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Some Distimctively
Washington Features.
When the Clock
Strikes Four.

phase OF afternoon life in Washington that can
b duplicated nowhere in America. word picture
of daily scene, supplemented with Photographic
Illustrations the whole making article that
will interest today. be saved for years. and be
country.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Interesting and
Important Everywhere:
Admiral Dewey's
Fishing Story.

An article that will be read and copied through
out the country. and that will be especially good
here in Washington
Evening star., 1902-02-15
The Young People
Not Forgotten.

The Times expects to live through this genera
tion and others, and 1t means to win earysthe ap-
pause of the future men and women. Therefore 1t
will have the best children's page to be seen any
where. Tomorrow's page is pretty good.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

H. C. Grimes: lunch. Mrs. King: registra-
tion, Miss Give Rea ushers and guides
Mr.. VIM. T. Ballard.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
just How Does YOUR
Organization Stand?

More than $4,000 members of fraternal and Sc
cret organizations live in Washington. Tomorrow
the Sunday Times prints two pages OF fraternal
and lodge news, with authoritative articles by
recognized leaders to just what each of their
orders is doing in the nation and the city.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Tmono i be hcod esd o tina would
b III tmm we wM bunnssw to it in eryposnle
IN
Evening star., 1902-02-15
A Miracle of
Conscious Life.

The latest and Of the most wonderful and
absorbingly interesting discoveries OF modern
science. There is nothing that concerns us SO
much as our own bodies Learned investigators
} have discovered what nerves are. and have
completely destroyed theories that have been ac-
cepted as true during all the years Of medical
science. and a physician explains in simple, direct
language, with Illuminating Illustrations that any
one can understand perfectly.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Napoleon's Letters
to Josephine.

It is astonishing what valuable department this
is-how much that's useful an honorable physician
can tell the public without violating the ethics Of
the profession He answers questions from readers
OF The Times as to their health and their all
ments that save them time and money and aid
thousands of others at the same time.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
The Fate of the
Office Seeker.

A humorous article-a really humorous article
of the trials and characteristics Of man every
Washington adult knows, with surprising ending
Illustrated by Bengough.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco seems to be very level headed man.
 He announces that he A LEV FL proposes to be at the HEADED ring side during the MAYOR. Jeffries- Fitzs m m Il
 contest tonight not for the purpose of preventing the fight" but to see to it that there is no faking. If there is the slightest evi- oence of a hippodroine affair the hand of the law will be thrust forth to term mate the proceedings. This attitude of the mayor appears to be unobjec- tionable. The laws of California per init glove contests, and in obedience to public clamor from all parts of the country Col. Jeffries and Col. FitZsim- mons have agreed to meet on q roped- in platform, in sight of the populace, and decide by wager of battle the question of physical supremacy upon which they have differed for a number of years. Incidentally. Col. Jeffries and Col. Fitzsimmons will divide the purse on the basis of 60 per cent thereof to the winner, and 40 per cent to the loser. The victor will also carry away the title of champion bruiser ot the world.
 It is generally. presumed that the principals fin this controversy will de bate the matter lon the level" The reputation and title Of champion will be worth more to either than could any available cash consideration of the moment. Col. Fitzsimmons is 40 years old, and weighs about 16O pounds. Col. Jeffries is still in the twenties, and weighs 215 pounds. Ii Fitzsimmons wins. he will retire from pugilism and go forth to devastate the land as an "actor"-and great will be his reward If Jeffries wins, he likewise will devote And it seems that both would rather be thespian stars than anything else. So it appears improbable that Mayor Scmitz will have occasion to assert his authority on behalf of bona fide con- test. He is acting with proper caution, however. If the public is doomed in theatrical visitation from the cham pion," Mayor Schmitz dos we'll to in- Sist that the victor shall earn his title by knocks administered ill good faith.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

An epidemic of scarlet fever, starting in Cincinnati, has spread in the last few weeks through q number of towns in Ohio, and the health authorities, af- ter taking extraordinary precautions to confine the disease within the limit of it's first ravages, were puzzled to un- derstand the means by which it was carried elsewhere. They made an in vestigation and have now come to the conclusion that much of the contagion was spread by tame pigeons and doves, which carried the germs from place to place. The evidence on which this the cry is based is that scarlet fever spread under strict quarantine from a house on the roof of which there was a large pigeon cote. The only live stock about the house not quarantined was the pigeons. which flew about the neighborhood. If they didn't carry the disease germs the authorities don't know how the fever was spread.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

Gradually the status of the Filipino in his relation to foreign countries is being established. The state depart ment has finally arrived at ! decision as to how it shall take care of Filipinos outside of their archipelago. Ambas- sador White has established a prece- dent in the case of Edward Fancixo, q native of Manila, a record of which has just reached the state department This man applied to the ambassador in Berlin July ? for a passport or protec- ton papers. The ambassadors certi- fcate in part reads: "Satisfactory proof having been furnished me that Edward FanciXo is q native of the Philippine islands and loyal to the United States. he is entitled to be ac- corded adequate protection by the dip lomat tic and consular officers of the United States. As. however. he is not a citizen of the United States, he is not entitled to a passport"
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

The world at large is acquiring an exaggerated idea of Uncle Sam's appe- tite for new territory. The story comes from Newfoundland of belief that is abroad there that Lieutenant Peary, the arctic explorer, who has been oper- ating in Greenland for ten years or more, is really there as an agent of the United States for the purpose oi ac- quiring by this country. This belief is quite current. Reasons given for this belief are Peary's long stay in Green land, his exhaustive researches, and the fact that American capital is al- ready so deeply interested in that re- zion. American fishing vessels practi- cally control the halibut fisheries and bring back large catches every sum- mer, while the English have abandoned the whaling industry. entirely to New Bedford whalers. A number of cryo- lite mines, too, are being worked by American capital, their output being marketed wholly in this country. Vast coal deposits near Dyso, iron and cop per deposits have also been discovered.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

George Washington and Lopez having been exposed, Gardener having been proved an irresponsible gossip and
 Malvar and Lukban having taken the oath of allegiance. the 'Antis have been at their wits end lately for a hero." says the New York Press. This want is new. it seems, to be supplied by the Moro sultan of Bacolcd. Already the organs of the ghost dancers have be- gun tc talk about a lack of tact on the part of Colonel Baldwin and of the
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25
PHOENIX. ARIZONA, JULY 25, 1902

1t was too much, of course. to hope that the wave of indignation and con
 demnation which swept WAYS over the country OT THE against yellow journal WILLOWS. ism when Presldent
 Mckinley was mur- dered would work permanent reform in the yellow offices. As long as there is a degenerate taste to which yelio" newspapers can pander, unprlnclpleo managers of vicious sheets will cater to the demand. The president of the limited States is at home with his fam fly at Oyster Bay, trying to get as much rest from his arduous labors at Washington as the exigencies of the public business will permit. The re- spectable newspapers oi the country have respected his wish to be allowed as much privacy as possible, but re- porters for the yellow press of New York have f1ocked to the presidents home, and every trivial incident of the daily life of MT. Roosevelt and his
  aggerated and distorted. These jour nalists" haunt Sagamore hill. and when any member Of the Roosevelt family appears "the clicking of score of cameras may be heard" where from pictures of the Rooseveits in every attitude adorn the gutter sheets of New York. Field glasses are em- ployed with which to watch every movement of the president should he seek diversion with his children
 It is no wonder that MT. Roosevelt's overfowing good humor occasionally deserts him, as it did a few days ago when he said to a bunch of the saf- iron reporters:
 II want you to know all the facts said he, ''so I shall give them to you at first hand: Teddy is now fishing for tadpoles, but really expects to land whale; Archie shot three elephants this morning; Bethel at this moment is setting fire to the rear of the house; Kermit and Calico pony are having a wrestling match in the garret, and Quentin, four years old, is pulling down the windmill
 Decency on the part of the reporters cannot be expected, however, when they are called upon to obey such an order as this, which one of them eX- hibited in the form of a telegram from his managing editor:
 "Get pictures of Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt in their bathing suits. Try to get them in the ocean. Also, can you get the president playing ten nis?'
 Here is another:
 See game warden and have Archie Roosevelt arrested for violating the game laws. Rush story with pie tures."
 Should the president stride forth some day and administer a sound thrashing to contingent of the yellow correspondents, the country would rise
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

The Tucson newspapers, which are always quarreling, are now pulling hair over the question of union labor in their respective shops. Judging from the sudden affection Of Br'er Shanncn's organ for union labor. it may be inferred that Br'er Shannon has decided to do something to offset the talk of the Wilson people concern ing ShaEnon's record on the eight hour and mining inspection bills in the late legislature. Back-firing against an oncoIning confiagration is an old but efiicacious remedy
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

The death of John w. Mackay, the last of the "bonanza millionaires." has called forth many words of kindly re. gret from the "old timers of the Paci. fic slope. Mackay was never spoiled by his extraordinary good fortune, and he retained to the last tho good will of the men who knew him in his humber days He was an American, through and through.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

well shown a few days ago. when Cap tain W. A Neville and Senator Jones of Nevada sued William Fleming and others of Chicago to recover $50 O00 on ago. Neville and Jones sold q half in- terest in two Amador county mines. and they allege that Fleming and his associates failed to pay the balance for which they sue, but obtained con trol of the mines, and by manipulation absorbed all profits for seventeen years, during which time the mines had Deen in litigation.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

 en Medical Discovery cures the diseased stomach and enables the perfect digestion and assimilation of food. so that the sluggishness, irritability, nervousness and sleeplessness which result froul innutri- tion are cured also
 ~I taken sick nine years ago with fever" writes Mfr. NJ. NJ. Wardweli. of Inwood, I.eaven- worth Co, Kansas. Had the doctor and he broke up the fever all right. hut l took diar- rhGa right away; he couldn't cure ii and it becAane chronic. and then he gave up the case. l got weak with it and had piles so badly couldn't lie down. nor hardly sit up. Was that way two or three months thought I would never be well again. but picked mp one of Dr. Pierce's Memorandum Books ore day and SAW your description of catarrh of the stomach thought it hit my case. We had a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in the house that was got for mother. You recommend 1t for cataTrh of the stomach. so I went to taking it. The one bottle nearly cured me l got two bot ties next time aud took one and one-h half and we'll I haven't been bothered with diaT- rhcea since"
 Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25
Money to Loan at Low Rates

For building or on improved city prop erty, or in good outside towns.
 JUSI WHAT YOU WANT.
 New plan of payment. Interest de creases as you pay. Our loans are made and are paid off same as with bank only you pay monthly. You do not ma ture stock to pay off a loan as in other building and loan associations. \ bor- rower can pay off loan any time with out notice, penalty or forfeiture If you F. F. PASCOII, Phoenix. or
 MARTINDELL X HORNE 6: CO.,. Prescott, CT
 A. ORF1I.A or WILLIS p HAYNES, Tucson Stale Mutual Building 6 Loan Association c. J. WADE, Sec. Ill Broadway,
 Los Angeles. Cal
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

firm stand taken by the sultan. This bloodthirsty savage who is insisting upon the right Of himself and his fol- lowers to murder any one at any time, ideal hero for the 'Antis' ."
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

the $ a III C punlSn- nIent for the man w h 0 neglects or abuses his stomach as she had i'll the far off days ~ ~when Adam delved and Eve span"
 The physical dis comfort, dullness, sluggishness, irri- tability, nervous ness and sleepless- ne S S w hich are visited upon t h e man who eats care lessly or irregularly have been from the beginning the evi- dences of disease of the stomach and it's associated organsof digestion and nu- |! triton.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25
PUNESHMENT.

Social progress has done away with a great many forms of punishment once administered under the laws of enlight- ened people. But nature never changes or modihes her penalties. She still has
Arizona republican., 1902-07-25

up and say that he had performed one Of the most commedable acts of his strenuous career.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16
Lawton Heard rrom

We arc ia receipt Of letter lnm
Mr. J. w. Woiy foa. ire iratipg
hardware mtrgbstt II swioa,
.oklao ineloarg ,ippngs hom
three daily papsrl q tlai Ciy
These clippings iaaica,e lhai there
is circulation quesiiou Up down
thets, as each paper has tls aiiiiasit
daily sworn 10 before notary Fub-
lie, giving IS clrsa,ruon. We have
no doubt all are aue, as news aper
men never Intentionally mimepre-
sent things no more ihan merchants
or other busiaess men.
Lawton has q -megcial club Of
one hundred and se,euty-Gye snem-
bers, Consolidated Gas and Oh
Company Of oae hundred leading
business men and a population Of
over nine thousand, which repre-
seu,s trade eapaci,y FOR forty
thousand people Tic papers are
sgitating the question Of electric
lights, water works and a sewerage
system. IN fact, Judging By what
these clippings say, Lawton vii
soon be a greater Lawlon We
are glad to kuuw that among her
leading and best citizens are J. w
Woll eTlon, Fisnk Trdtsrd and
other good people from Rich Hill
aud Bates county.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16
she wants Il published.

Gooch's Alr1uan syrup has giysn
periecf satisfaction "a my family.
and want @ r.comlnea Is 70 ~.
eryore as tie hast 7emedy 5 Tor coughs
colds aod au iung traable~. A
yQuns is.iy ia ans emfAey. whn had
t,eea ioneel lo qsii work ard who
bad hsa ~ipca up 30 ar IS her
iren'is y lth aisflon. "a. IS the
uss oi G9nh's Mexian Syrup.lssn
reion-3 ge i.eaifh aaa l. now az
w0rs caraie- heF avlssan.feaIoyins
good heaita S2 aanr, nae t6 nas,.
iish shls as Sc mas bs ihs nssaas )
saving ths hk. 8 s1a.s orber con.
samPtire a n kegnluE.
i'saua. d.
6heh Mexkan stuup eures q
sigus c9a@l as q hs nass,. and !.
tis lest iarwa,sopsnge0ugb
Pfes N erniN
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16

C0me To the Eos5sru wer-zaE3a
piay Frsaar azs8 s@tzrsIay nsxAfs.
Jan - and q
g. r C1arsss a EElin.s anrr. was sn
oar b1rg TseNdny.
The Royal S,i@at.orz Gavs seiai
In the MelH Han Tu-VE4y asElst- 2u
excrlb@nf timae MAS had ~ aS
I'll EodzaAn ais verv nourtsh-
in~ i,zzinnms Tnss@aay. Ele nokg swe
azr bHE<i@s. Dn- 20 Floyd Dg4o1
and OK 60 Joeepa Rastox Wam-
DIR who uIn ~ ts- arss laeky girse
Mr.. ssaAaoa y Eti8 Yery how ~
drop~y
The Euseav0r AMI Temperance
HsetiBEs Werr Eery well htsensig1
Sunday might
Rev. Bruner i hoilng = uyptr&ef.
90 Eaeetirs ni HuFvou. All nfe soF-
dtaIly lnrtted 10 aftPus
Tiue br1te and grp0n SIR and
Mrs. MAtsgn- weTv Co aur city one
dzy lnst Week
Ger littic viliagr u gxerunieiy De-
ncicas Ia two things waseT ansg
news.
II des1re,l, ~ scribe wtu try a. give
description ut tae fcrniatbtn ~
coat next week. a. We nre very 1sisy
"a thls wFttins.
ouEKS EsruEW
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16
Junior Endearorers

Last Saturday afternoon the Ju
uior Christian Eudcavor OF The
Presbyterian cnurlh were enter
tanned by Miss Rachel Crabb at her
home on west Park Avsnue. This
society has taken q scholarship in .
japanese school, which costs S.S a
year. The liulle folks have been
working earnestly, and during ,he
pas, few weeks they have been i5y-
ing a new plan. Each child was
given 5 cents to invest and see how
much he OF she eould fealize from
the investment, and last Saturday
at the social each told their method
Of invcs,msni and the amveoi gnn-
cd. sa 50 bad been gileu s7st ard
they returned about Sts.so II ey
rre q band Of splendid workers aud
arc deserving Of much praise.
A Progsm Of music and reei,a-
lions was given by some Of the
members. after which they were
served with refreshments I, was
an aitemooa oi enjoymeai, and
viii long be remembered By these
liuls folks There were about fifty
six present.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16

seymour Williamson took a run
over 20 ElDorado springs the past
week.
Mir, and Mrs LawURce Griffith
arc entertaining Miss Florence leav-
ley, oi Nevada, this wreck.
A brother % Mrs. Phillp Krleger,
Jos, Merganthalcr. started on his
rrturn 60 his home Ga California.
Tuesday.
Marshal Miewald arncstcd John
BAILEY, Tuesday morning, upon au-
thority from the 4. = Marshals Of
Gee Ia Kansas city, charging Raily
with nssnulting one 4. 4. TURNER a
Ramona, Ind Tyo ~ith lntent' to
klN Nc trust the matter win tara
out Ia hc not quite ~ serious a. ~.
porte would eccm 90 Indicate.
Z Jas HALEY. one of Batcs coaniy's
l,est Republican citiHens, WAS Ia tae
cIiy Tuesday looking after business
matters and the Interests - his sonl
John. who sems 20 t,e in SONS
7 troublc as the ncsslt ~ an altgrca
ti0n had down IA tho Tergitory Mt
Bailey Is an old soldier, a good cltt
zcn and an upright man ana w'
hope hc win have no tro0lrle In hslq
lng his son out "a hl- ,llincuiIy
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16

Weorer one handusi Dollars Re
wand Tor any CASE oi Catarrh thai
cannot l,e cnn,d hy HALLS Catarra
Cure. F.l Cheney 4 Ca, rssps
TOietlo, Ohio.
Nc, the nnderslgneA. have kpoWn
A.. .. cheney fur the last Is gcars
and lelleychim ls'Fsecyly honorable
AZ au bnsluess transactions and q
naueiaily Rlle tocarry opt any oOli-
aatlons maac by iheir fra West
4 rrnax. wholesale DRUGGISTS. rl,
ie.i,, o.. waldlog. ksaaaa s Mar.
Ma. WHOLESALE larogSisis, rol,.lt, y.
llail's Catsgrh cum = tasra iater
na i,.. acting airVstly upon tAe hioo.
ana mucous sUriases ~ The sSssesp
l,sics zs i,er bottha soii ~ 81
droaslsts. Teeglmnnlslls iIee.
Hairs KNmlly pllls Are tae pes,,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
,ail and Ia a MerrY Cha.e.

Wait and see A Merry Chase.
Guns and ammuni,ion at Geneh
Bros
A ane liae Of heating stoves al
Geneh Bros.
An our churches were well at
isnded sunday.
ice cream aaA cake, 40 cents, q,
the c. T.. social Friday evening.
Chef Flour is world heater.
Try sack, al Janes Cash Grocery.
Attend The "Hard Times" social
al Mrs. J. c. Lanes Friday night,
a ire q, ElDorado Springs lasi
week &c ,royed twenty thousand
d,llsu worth Of property.
FcR SAlR Splendid incubator
at a ba gam. Call on l.. Mulkins,
In and Ssrace, Rich liilI, Mo.
Au,elope High Patent Flour s.
per sack, a, James Cash Grocery.
Every sack warranted OF money
chssrtully refunded.
Mrs. /. c. Hines has so far re.
covered from her reeen, severe H.
mess, ,ha, She was able to be out Il
ebufeh Jas, Sunday.
The week % prayer was well OBJ
serve aud ,hs union mesungs wei
attended during the whole week an,
were quite Interesting.
We afc pleu,ed to learn ths, Mis-
Lieue King, one Of our readers o
near Reasley, has about entirely re
covered from ber recent spell o
sickness.
The EnWorth League Of The Wal
MS, ST., n e Church will have
"nsrd Times social At the hom
Of Mrs. 8. c, Lane, on Friday sysn
ing. They invite al their friends
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16
Cheap Kansas f.and

Twill be al ihe Merchants Hotel
in Rich ll.n, Jan. ~ ana az Re
rablieap Press ol5ee "a Ba,ler, Jan
as, and llo,sl Lee ia Adrian, Jan.
20, 1909, with maps, descriptions
and prices Of wheat and alfalfa
lands 30 ,he shce, water coualry ia
northwes,eTn Kansas, and would be
pleased 10 meet all who feel dis
posed to take advantage Of the rres-
enl low prices Cheap ,taaspoua
lion Tor land bo,ers jan st,
Very respectfully
IL r, ATKINSON,
Guiaaeld, Kaus.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-16

Under l d 1f 5o5nE to Nix
souri-Nu0 L.aa=h, slss kssaw
EutegVris- r-lasrs thns fts former
proprieter slr Eiea s. Eatehlrss. .hns
TRADED hz intli@m Territory ard OK
lahaua property Tor 5 farga of eas
acres ncar Elfeh Hin Ma. ami NMi
MAKE rhut rlace h.is hosae. The farm
r. said Go i# worth S5gea Mr..
Huichias Wsls Formerly secretary a
the kauas stste ReHalliran e0ui-
mIttce anl 5 Ueii known Ga that
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