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The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
Trouble Brewing.

Washington Evening Tmes.l
I<ipling has gone to South Africa and
Richard Harding Davis has sailed for
Chile, and now the inhabitants will
really have to make things hum.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
Something Of an Increase.

[New York Press.J
The bonus item of the bread winners
of this country figured in increased
wages in these prosperous days, would
show an American New Years gift of
hundreds of millions of dollars.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
War Ships and Prosperity.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.l

philadelphia Ledger.]
AS Secretary Long sees 1t, the more
we are the more war ships
we can afford, and the more warships we
have the more prosperous we shall be;
therefore let us build warshps.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
He's a Financier.

washington Post.1
Elder Dowie paid $4,000 for his lace
factory plant and then issued and sold
stock in 1t to the extent of 81, 100000. Yet
they continue to assume that religion Is
Dowie's long suit.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14

city and county there seems to be trouble
enough for all.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
Alfred Austin Afraid of His Job.

baltimore Americana
Alfred Austin writes as If he feared
that the American poets would join in
the raid on British markets.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
Will Be Let Down Easy.

TNdhSdS CITY JOuFHuTI
Cuba starts into self-goyernment with
the comforting knowledge that there IL
soft place to fan IL the experiment proves
unsatisfactory.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
Proper Egyptian Form.

lMllWaukee Sentlnel.I (.
The Egyptian women wore corsets 1902
years ago. That's why the mumnies are
In such fine state of preservation. Long
live. the corset!
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14

Reports from Eastern markets indi-
cate that the wool market is strong with
excellent prospects for high prices next
season.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
No Joke.

[3oston Journal
King Edward has decided that there
Will be no court Jester at the coronation
ceremonies. Waiting so many years for
the crown is a serious matter.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
More Honor for the Hub.

GBoston Transcript
Chess Champion Pillsbury, by the way.
is not "of Brooklyn" or New York" or
Philadelphia. He Is a Bostonian, or,
rather, Somerville man.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
Looking to Andy.

philadelphia Bulletin]
Andrew Carnegie Is credited with hav-
ing given away s4O,oOO,O0O in 1901. There
are large number of applicants who are
bnoyed up by the hope that he may break
his own record In 1902.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
Dowie as a Promoter. :
TJ,ouisvjlle Times

LOUISVILLE TlmeS.
If 1t comes to the worst with Elijah"
Dowie's industries, he can make a good
living as a gold-brick artist.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
A Fellow Feeling.

milwaukee Wisconsin,
The Tammany tiger can sympathizc
with Mother Hubbards dog.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
ara Oct norife Selifab
Qmerifd.
Epale p~ruftiifc Seninu.

Der bar ct RsSe / Ell norif Reuiebco.
On irrmmcS grGit bar ttlitcoc. % Der
bar iamlet mango for at bore bdm. Ger
iblanot bar en- 5Iot llrgoom. RrGitsu
tdlte paa uurii. iom ale %foritco. Ia
ban mob SIuiniugeu at i'm iSuIe benz
peuStc iig IGrIig til be unae. Npg ban
oper / cugelit. Sehe Seninn maattc BIZ
les DC uuse. % bnorfor?
Ser bar. Lab os iigc, o~utring 90 urgc
RGno pg aninoer tiIfeoe. vi oisie par
Der ingcn. ubcu at De foritpo nprii. Neps
be 10 ialt foritoo eugeIii beorc eno uorif.
Tcn iaa bar Der 10 andre, iom life fore
itoS engsIit iaa sOSt. at be Oar iitauo I'll
at fslec meb I eli SrroitCn pan eneelit.
90 al 8eiten bar Der in9cu. uoen at be
ioritpo uorif bebre eub euge!it. SIsre az
DC GlSre foritoo life. boao ban taIte pud
eugelif. Sette bar bog ct unoerltgt Ssns
inn. Heu iIigt bGnosr M iaa ofte. at
bet bIiper nGiten o~aslieOags.
Sermeo Hal life nRgtes. at Der Here
Eieoer fuoes en- Slot uorii llngoom, iout
fan eugeIf behre eno MORT. at nan tas
ger Scuinn BERTH. er iulSt bersttiset. men
bet or ilet life berettigct at lutte iOm iaa.
at bette eiGIoer enhncr llugepm, man
trailer. H1en Here ai bore Rrriter os
andre bar ben beipuoerIiae Rdner. at
IaG mart be msosr en- lIHaoom. tnier be
enselR til BEN. rent iom on MA abiolut
MAD gipe Dc uHse ben Sorifdaelis, at Def
CT en- Sfdm al tale Ut Rooersmaal.
2ette aiieiIereSe SGien burSe inois iu
eern 5ulbeS % isSe at bssribe, at ben.
Der fan 10 Sprog, fan mere, END ben.
Der hIn tan ct. @eo pts Sreugansss
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15

at ban bar 'uIs wisbes for at bare ppSaart eipsts
GIeJtr. - at ban Dts ciaIp AZ en- msnsrif G'trtur.
hpis demonstrating ban aisrs fitnesr. % ION ban
M tiuaetr fem Rsiultat AZ a~arsIana sssHtHi sftsr
bette lisetpsuos RioesL. CT itaus TT at btIbrroe ars
% sutprr al BE- Spaeomne. iUm bet mtHnsiisIise Be-
GENE libtr al. Ter aipts insru TutpI ON Eoffersns
Cprtatiabeo | esHHt saa, % be nrrts iiat esIbrtetE'
'tr, fem ban oaatts ~ueisrer. ipnes at v9rt ct ttmme'
Ia acet Bspis hsrpm. Sdus Raafduos atunssr fa
paa iuHe Geruaii % sruno!s Sridrlnl AMBER en-
mdnasaaria 9ratprdItS. Trt tpler tHttt at prgpe
bans m~artsItas "eipsrlirtr'. fem ban taTSer ~ e9ae
HieesI, oa ban paa Numbering isuber sueS,r eioeuos
NOT esrai Ill at peerbcutic etm ON otus quus til at
htIbrtpt; man Isbsr eericr tie mtuhfe RtHto. Roals
AZ be anisrtt Selbtteelisr Ct msaet mrrtsSteias %
siISs eepps trees, hpis lite paaIistIist gsrionsr az
Iaaos Bisnssbprs ssrpHr. pdIts bar ,afet sGf arnt'
ierns % eaast um'rtns sitsr at baOs bsunttst aase
mibIet to slsr tire GdHlt. spae. Der par bitsrn
sipHt % iSm ubsIbrtesiia, AZ Stsetts erasr. CT
blsptu ~sienaip.t Selbrso o. arriter. Rhtl matisns
Snelsebcmns FAINT SIGrsouOtr '~oriuiHosr ipm uto
arnusrt. psoeepinr, Rasper, RsrvsGtst 6tbsr'
ipeoonrnt, Trrina, Splie. Torfislclis, Afhmd, AdS
idrrh, BrpRslt % ale SpaooHtnrs | Nalieu. punaerHe
easr andre Stpseredusr fltrres pda forbariruee tort
atb 9tietf tambtO, soiom0ter atarta. s%Iitsriet;
"a eartst. 3tttt Sioesi renter belle Spftmti. sIo'
bet l~aapslipm gt1tpupet, aitnupretitr normal RCrpev
trait. tloepmLfbst % tulpirnoig etibree nrhen
plebl iitlts. Der CT iRasu -lerioHSauiesfic hos
stos's Sisrts - aIs o. Snsu,r bar ia",E' aSits be- Be-;
nc enhosr eiotnee. cpaip, hpilfsn spsosm Es Iieer
al, pa a ftfferf Ripeel ocrimoo pI btips isubt Fem
irtt mts pmadaeRet pof.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
Yaa Sifinactos.

Seq mnatte lobe genner og 8efieuote
| aormau Gouutp. Rinn., at ifripe uogle
Orb og ienoc Scres @lub, forat Dc tuube
ie, b1oroan oct git os pda Suren til
Rorge. Seq bdpoc life meeeu Knit paa
bette; tbt for bet fgrite CT M life Sldos
%Itripniug min AiGpbcit, % for Oct anoet
trnftc icg mig oaida al bet or life iaa
aoot at ifrioe, naar man or noe % refer.
Set bar ogidn bit it9 at bare StfGlbe;
thi uaar man refer, ina or SiHOet iaa
optat af uac Sc me Sing. man bsrer 90
Ter, al man or u,eget Tibet ittftet for aaus
oeligt srbeiSe. gRen iom lagt, ica iaar
III prspe at lenbe uosIe Orb alieepel.
81 reiite ira Sfpin Salep, Rorman
Go, 91im., Rdnong ben 2oeu Srut og
tum til minneapolis Den 3bie. Serfra
off pi iamme Stfteu mso bet iddtaiote
"gifiugctog~ - ct Selge az ca. 800
Sfauoinapsr - % tom til Chicago Den
4Se. Ser sit ri meb susang meb ct mt
Srrn til Buffalo, bnor bi antom tiolig
ON RurgeHen Den 5te. Serfra toa De oS
op tit Niagara Sails, bpor pi itoppeoe I'll
81. s ON afteucn. Scr beiaa ri oa 6aIs
Ser % Spen % 49, tIebcoe cs. Niagara
sails ipretom life os iad mrstigt, iout
pi baooe trHit. Set or iauot. Der en- Ell
mGgtig SOS, an Masis Snua, men Der CT
mango Sosie ! Ror9e meb meget miFSre
SanS, men bog pna G,rAub nf fin impos
uerenSc Scioc Iarat interesinnters Of
Ifue. ST., s aften rciite ei osrfra isien
% anipm til sicp g0ri Den 6te. Der hoS
pi paa &Iatformeu Iauat ira 9oiien ont
aipsn al en- &GHa0e, i0m ptlOc iisre o..
ben enc for 50. een auSeu for S1.50 Oiu.
Si 6~enpeuote os til en- Solttimnro. %
ban biaIp os til H9rmeite Greet Cars.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
.Spse belbrebes
Spage Dinber arefter.
Ga %nnoerfuto etpseItrtr opoaaes
AZ en- terpmt msoteintf Wtoens
RabSmano fon aur for
enbper epeoom.
~ Grfr9roiee SsIbreotIStr, Der
Itaner Mirafler.-- ciotts
oens SansIipetbeos
@aaoe Isft.


Otter earsIGnss. taaImDsise Sranftuiussr % stu
bier al GUriieeas asO,s, siriTtrr iaa ptI iom 9Eps
r~iinrritr paa RutiosRs araesioeafabt Emtaaee, &C
n. James %. Rib, sf7 SalitS 19auins l Sort
RGpre, Sab, u. 9. a.. itaRo Ill a, STrutlissisre,
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15

Sraus sorts College. Sc she 4.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

select. independently of all other
counties, its own delegates Is
borrowed from the plan in vogue
with the national Democrats and
Republicans where each state
names its own delegates to the
national convention, each state
being regarded as sovereign and
independent political body accord
ing to the provisions for the cleo
tion of the president as laid down
In the constitution of the United
States. Counties however are not
sovereign political communities
and there is no sense in regarding
them as such. The South Caro-
lima plan which requires a major
ity of all the votes cast to nomi-
nate a governor, dropping all ex-
cept the two highest candidates,
for second election where ma
jority is not obtained for any one
on the first, is the only fair rule in
state elections and should be
adopted in this state.
r. VICTOR.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24
TOO MUCH FOR GATES.

81 am going to give up being
good natnred," declared John w.
Gates, mantling his jovial face
with a frown, says the New York
Times. "When the Louisville
and Nashville was going up under
pressure of my buying, specula-
tor came to me and said:
"Say, Gates, l want $4,000.
I've got a sure thing
( All right, said 1, giving him
my>check.
+" Next day he paid the loan.
remarking that he had put up the
money as margin and had cleared
nearly $4,000.
What did yon bny?' I asked.
Il and NJ" he answered with
a grin.
Hang me, if he hadn't bought
the stock with my money, held it
against me, and made me pay two
points more for il, taking the 81
600 right out of my pocket"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

The Frankfeuter Zeitung, pub
lished in Berlin, prints a special
dispatch from Pekin which SAYS
that an imperial decree has been
issued giving the American China
Development company authority
to issue 100000 in bonds to
complete the railroad from Han
Kow to Canton. China is becom-
ing more attractive every day as
a field for the investment of
American capital, and while the
exclusion of the Chinese from
America has caused some bitter
ness on the part of the Chinese,
they are not allowing predjudices
of that sort to stand IN the way
of their material interest.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24
DON'TDO IT.

Success very pertinently de-
clares: "The boy who used to
boast of getting the best of his
teacher has been heard from. The
same traits of character which
tempted him to deceive his teach
er into believing that he had solv.
ed his problems and completed his
tasks himself, led him to cheat
his employer, to idle when ever
his back was turned, and to slip
his days work, until he finally
lost his position.
"His lack of education-the re-
snlt of cheating his teacher-has
proved perpetual handicap, and
has lost him many a good stu
alton. His dishonesty, which
started in the schoolroom, has
grown until nobody will trust HIM
and he has no credit or standing
in his community.
"As boy, he thought himself
very clever in being able to dodge
his lessons and impose upon his
teacher; but he realizes now that
the person cheated was himself.
In those precious days of youth,
he robbed himself of pearls of
great value he never will be able
to recover.
"The thief of time and oppor-
tunity often thinks he is enrich
ing himself, but he wakes one day
to the truth that he is poorer and
meaner for the theft"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

A member of the Spalding firm
estimates that his house and a
Boston concern have sold 400. 900
ping pong sets in this country
within the last twelve months,
the prices ranging from $3.50 to
70 per set. 1t is safe to say on
this estimate that more than one
million dollars have been spent
for ping pong goods in the United
States in that time. This reveals
not only the rapidity with which
the popularity of ping pong has
grown and the extent to which it
haze gone but shows also how the
American people take up a fad
and spend money on it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24
A BAD PLAN.

The recent Democratic primary
in this state brought to light a
singular condition of party meth.
DDS. Notwithstanding there was
vote of about five hundred ma
jority against Mr.. Terrell in
Cobb county and a majority of
about twelve thousand votes
against HIM in the state. Mr..
Terrell secured the four votes of
Cobb county in the state nominat-
ing convention and secured the
nomination of the party for gov
ernor.
Without designing to criticise
Mr.. Terrell, for his nomination
was perfectly legitimate accord
ing to the prevailing rule, the
writer thinks the plan that allows
the minority of the people of
Georgia to rule, a bad one and
should be changed before the
next general election takes place.
No man should be the nominee of
the Democratic party in this state
who has not received o majority
of all the votes cast. The pre-
sent rule apportioning delegates
to the state convention among the
counties, allowing each county to
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

New York papers are making a
great noise over family of twelve
in Troy that lives on Sc week,
and has meat once a day. There
are no doubt many families in the
country whose rate of living will
not exceed that of this Troy fam
lily. Here in the South there are
many negro families who manage
to live on less.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

WI Ting Fang, the distinguished
representative of the Chinese gov
eminent at Washington has been
recalled to China. He will be
succeeded by Sir Liam Chen, a
comparatively young Chinaman
who was educated in this country,
being q graduate of Yale.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

A steamboat was stranded in
the Mississippi River and the cap
tain could not get her off. A hard
looking fellow came aboard and
offered to get the boat out of the
difficulty. The captain asked:
"Are you a pilot?"
"Well, they call me one
Do you know where the snags
and sandbars are?"
"No, sir"
Well, how do you expect to take
me out of here if you don't know
where these things are?"
Il know where they amt" was
the reply.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

The New York World notes
that "two South Carolina candi-
dates for the United Staes senate
have begun to fight just as though
they were elected and qualified. "
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

Mr.. Cleveland has again an
nounced that he is entirely out of
politics. The statement is gener-
ally believed, and il some in
stances applauded.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

Dr.. w. H. Milburn, the blind
chaplain Of the senate for the past
nine years, is 80 years old. He
held the same office for many years
in the House.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

The clause in the Lew constitu-
tion of Virginia prohibiting the
use of free railroad passes by state
and municipal officers, has caused
the resignation of several agents,
commissioners and other minor
officials of that state.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

Fourteen women took doctors
degrees last year III the German
universities, eight Americans and
six Germans. This is a pointer
as to the new woman's nationality.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

The Republican party has about
as much idea of placing itself In
hostility to the trusts as the presi-
dent has of stick his hand into a
fiery furnace, Gays the CONNER
cial Appeal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

American beef at "a cents a
pound in New York and Is cents
pound in London is food for
thought.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24
A MELANGE OF
LIVE TOPICS
Penned for Journal Readers
by a Local Scribe.
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

The United States authorities
report that an unusually large
stream of foreign immigration is
flowing into this country, the
bulk of which seems to be going
to the northwest, though large
numbers of immigrants are settl-
ing in the manufacturing centers
of the middle and middle western
states. With exception Of Louis
lana and Texas, which are receiv-
ing only a very moderate share of
these new arrivals, the south is
unknown as a factor in this
immigration movement. This is
to be regretted.
Southern people are somewhat
given to rather boasting of the
fact that this section is the only
distinctively American one in the
country, because of it's almost ex-
elusive native population It is
desirable that the majority of
Americans should always be ma
tives but it is not desirable that
one section of the United States
should so entirely differ from the
others in the characteristics of
it's people as to make it sepa-
rate and distinct part of q COM
mon country. This is the practi-
cal effect of the solid American
lem of the south. The north, be-
cause it is by far the largest in
area, population and wealth, and
because it has been very appreci-
ably modified by it's enormous
foreign population, has created a
new Americanism. The Ameri-
canism of the south is that of a
century ago making our spirit de-
cidedly archaic in it's tendencies.
There is no question that as a
whole we are in some things, es-
pecially physical conditions, great
ly surpassed by our northern
neighbors. They have the pros
perity in the form of great cities,
gigantic industries, manufacture
ing, commercial and agricultural
to all of which conditions foreign
immigration contributed q huge
share. 1t requires people to make
country, especially moral, in
dustrious, law-abiding and in
telligent people. That the vast
majority of foreigners who come
to this country are of this class
there is no doubt. In proportion
to total population the writer be.
lieves that there is far higher
per centage of American born
criminals than foreign born ones.
The reason is that all the Euro
pean countries punish criminals
much more effectually than dc
the American States. The ccnse.
quence is crime is rare in Europe
and immemorial respect for the
law there has made these law-abid.
ing in this country. We south.
ern people have the reputation
abroad of being decidedly toe
handy with our revolvers and We
should therefore welcome in ou1
midst this subduing element who
would do much to bring about Q
letter condition here.
The writer would rejoice to see
every hill top in Georgia crowned
with cottage of the Englishman
the Scctchman, the Irishman, the
German, the north Italian, the
Frenchman, the Swede, the Dane,
the Spaniard and even the Rus.
sian. If such were the case what
a vast difference there would soon
be in the physical aspects of the
"old red hills of Georgia. How
they would blossom like the rose
land thrift and prosperity would
be seen here as at the north.
But all of this is in "the sweet
by and by" when the negro shall
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

Edison has invented an auto
mobile, which, he says, will cost
SO little that any ordinary man
can own one.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24

There are 5000 Johnsons, 1900
Smiths and 400 Johnstons in the
Chicago directory for 1902.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24
MARIETTA
LIVERY STABLE.
OPPOSITE KENNEsAw HoUsE)
CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor

THE best of Vehicles, the safest of dri
vers and the fastest of horses are always
ready, night and day for hire. No man
or woman or child ever has givenme a
call in the past, who has been, nor shall
any ever in the future be dissatisfied
with my teams or the men in my employ.
Everything and every body about me are
a number one.
have cheapened my charges proper.
tionate to the stringency of the times.
For references as to the truth of what
say, as to the turnouts and charges, 60
to my friends, which means the people
generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safety of themselves, vehicles and
horses
IA. G. ANDERSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25

WANTED-NAN To TAKE CHARGE OF OFFICE
here In Washington Address, with reference,
at once. ALFRED NORRIS Wholesaler, Cinciu-
natl Ohio. 1t"
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. WANTED WITH RIG TO INTRODUCE
Monarch Poultry Mixture; $50 weekly and
pensrs; years contract weekly pay. Address.
with stamp MONARCH MFG. co. Rox S37,
Springfield III. oc25 -slaw,4t'
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

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Jre
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN A PRIVATE
family in the northwest, price $45, for husband,
wife and infant. Address X. q. ". Star office.
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WANTED-BY YOUNG WASHINGTON PHYSI-
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and r. l. ave. Address Il, r. O., Star Office
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BOARDING.

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CAFE ROBINSON. 1902 f4TH ST. NV. SERVES
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Fine salon for banquets. &c.
selStf J. =. ROBINSON. Proprietos.
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