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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21

Chicago is becoming so infested with burglars that the women have had to get back to the hat-pin method of de- fense, but 1t is claimed to be effective.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21

If Hill and Devery could be induced to give their real and deliberate opinions of each other. without any iounces, it would be interesting reading.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21

Mir. Cannon seems to be pretty we'll loaded in his canvass for the Speaker ship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21
THE ADVERTISERS TELE-
 PHONES.
A Circulation Cinch.

The circulation statements that appear in this eolumn each month are all sworn to. The Au- Nertiser's claim that it has a larger circulatlon than any other two Alabama morning news papers combined has never been questionea And this proves conclusively the justice Of the claim '"The proof of the pudding is Tn the eating thereof"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21

A contemporary intimates that some of the copy sent it might have been poetry, AmA C waSn't." So say we all.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21

In the last issue of The wedowee Star we find this bit of information:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21

W. A Scott, Circulation Manager or The Montgomery Advertiser, being duly sworn says: The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiser's daily circulation for the month or Oc- teber, 1902, is true and correct. ana com piled after all returns from newsboys. news agents and leftover copies have been de- AIcted W. A. SCOTT,
 " Circulation Manager
 Sworn to and subscribed before me this oth fseaIl N. F.. Ex-o. J. F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21
HEALER" AND HUMBUG.

Your correspondent heard yesterday from the Acting Assistant Attorney Gen. fraud had been fairly demonstrated in the case at issue, which was that of a so-called magnetic healing company of town in Missouri against the postmas- from Washington, had withheld mail ad- dressed to the said company. The As- sistant Attorney General pro tenn, MT. Christianey, learned nan. said that the 'healer" company in question advertised in newspapers throughout the country of fering for a stipulated sum to heal dis ease and relieve poverty" '"The princi- pal inducement offered in the advertise ments was that for the sum of five dol- lars a month the professor in Missouri would assume the duties of The positive mind and devote fifteen minutes each day to special thought for the patient send ing the fee and would effect a cure of disease or poverty. But it appeared that the professors income from such fees amounted to S2.500 a day. which made it utterly impossible for the professor to carry out his contract with each patient, and, either in despair or for other req Colorado for prolonged vacations. and during other periods was featuring throughout the country" "depending upon eighty typewriters and the business man. ager" to do the rest.
 It will be observed that five hundred geese in the shape of men and women daily sent the professor five dollars each for the fifteen minutes positive mind" humbuggery. Fifteen times 800 are 7.500. This number of minutes makes 1875 hours: 1875 hours are 7S days. with three hours thrown in. If there isn't fraud. where can fraud be found?
 This extraordinary case came to the Supreme Court on injunction proceedings instituted bv the "healer" company to compel the local postmaster to deliver mail addressed to that company; and probably behind it all are some of the hundreds of frauds whose mail has been within the past fifteen months in- terdicted bv the Postoffice Department.
 The healer case will now be tried upon it's merits in the United States Court In Missouri of immediate jurisdiction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21

Judge s. E. A. Reaves had a corn shucking Wednesday night. As usual the supper table was loaded with good things.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-21
POSTAL RATES AND LOBBY.

It was known year ago that individ- uals and firms, especially certain class of publishers, affected by the sweeping orders of Postmaster General Smith against the allowance of newspaper rates of postage to anything except legitimate newspapers. organized a powerful lobby. with headquarters in Pittsburg, to resist the Postmaster Generals rulings and to fight them before Congress. This lobby sent to members of Congress petitions. addressed to the President, to be signed by members. praying the President to overrule the Postmaster General. An or ganization calhng itself the Civil and terested itself in the matter.
 But the action of the Postmaster Gen eral was eminently just, and the cause of legitimate newspapers owe Charles En- ory Smith debt they can never pay. It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13
Roo.,s little Experlenee.

Secretary OF War Root was on his way
10 Southampton recently when a farmer
edged into the seat and began telling the
Cabinet minister HON 20 run the govern
meut
when the citizens supply q criticisms
began 20 run low. Mr.. Root asked
what IS vour occupation
Poultry farmer was the reply.
do YOU know how many eggs each q
your hens AVS
why. no. confessed the mar
Wen the nan who looks after ny
chickens knows how nuch work each hen
does 7 BE- didnt I'd discharEe him for
nos knowiuE his business u a hen Goesn 2
produce fifteen eEEs month It's 2 ioss
to keep X Now. ny friend. doesn't
il strike Tou that after ron have learned
ycur own business 50 we1 thsr 7 can't
give you points OF t. thea would - ths
proper time for yoa 20 coze ard teach
ne how ~ Tu1 t4-e Eovsrzne1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13

TIE following defnfttons ar ere-h from
the schooiroczu- snd are given uztlutss
ApheThlisy Is ne state g he-as AZ
aphercg-
A1ereHlty is ire state % berg lassus
on ons sshiect caiy
Rsve-esrztioa Is vAez 81 = -zse
again faro verb
TIE Te Deuu e Erans-ore-a
TIE BRITISH Museum Is the prtncsnzI
b1f5iug II Paris
Virgil Ess vss-al Flrglu
Jlius Caesar vas Ire 7zuths- C ne
G-zc-hi -TH-arid's Work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13

Fssis ksk sA~z 49, e sae f-as ass
80 s4ez I. = -. s1est.-- IS 49, SO I5ss<
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13

Nov f1r another .zctic expiorztlc1-' =
I'D Fogz - ae s-z--cc CT = search sor "a
sTg-seoes.-Eos-o1 TrzosCIrt-
The state herald., 1902-04-18
OBITUARY.


z Mrs. Elisabeth VAIN noe Maly was
bora in Cleveland. Ohio Dec. g.. 1878
and died at the home Of her son A. V.
VAIN IN Holyoke, Colo, Monday March
81, 1902 In Janna.y 1887 she was
unitedfn marriage with Joseph VAIN.
To them were born sons and Q daugh-
tsfs. In early life she made profession
OF religion and united with the NJ. Il.
church and lived consistent and ex-
epplary Christian life. For some time
she had made her home with her son IN
Holyoke. For some time she had been
contined TO the house with the infirma
ties OF old age and disease but was very
patient IN all Of her suffering. During
her residence IN Holyoke she was no,
permitted to mlpele much with the peo
pie, OH account Of her iniirmiti.s, but
she was held in very high esteem by all
who made her acquaintance. Gu Tues
day April the body was taken to
Chase, Neb.. where funeral services were
conducted Rev. James Kelso preaching
the funeral sermon, Rev Randolph A.
sisting in the services. The body va,
laid to rest la the Chase cemetery by
the side Of daughter who had preceded
her TO the world beyond.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

A certain man in the lower cod OF this
county, who had acquired the drink
habit, after drinking up about all the
rest Of his earthly possessions had two
cows, one OF them starved to death.
He skinned her carried the hide and ex-
changed 1t for whisky, which he drank
up before he left town and then wanted
more on credit, After the saloonist
refused him credit he promised that he
would bring him another COW skin IL he
would only sell him another quart.
Have you another COW skinP" asked the
saloonlst. "No" replied the inebriate.
"but have another COW that is looking
very bad; am sure she will be dcnd by
morning, then can bring you her hide" "
Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
OBITUARY.

Perry Moore was born on the q day
Of April 1896 IN Greene county,
Pa, and died On the II OF April 1902 ct
the home OF his son O. II. in Holyoke.
Colo. He was educated IN the public
schools OF Greene county and At the
waynsbsre College, Pa. For time he
engaged ia educational work and later
he and his brother william II. engaged
In mercantile business. operating three
general stores IN Greene county and
Wholesale commissisn storo In PittsburR,
Pa. About the year 1880, feeling IL To
DO his duty to preach the Gospel. he was
ordained as = Minister OF the Christian
church and continued in the work Of
the ministry for the greater part Of tho
remainder Of his life. lie WAS always sn
earnest supporter Of every social and
moral reform whstb~r u WAS popular or
unpopular. He WAS the author Of book
entitled "A Neu Race IN which bs nd.
vocatsd the deveiopement Of . higher
physical, moral and spiritual msnhsod
and had Just completed tho manuscript
for another book along the same line.
On Sept. 8. 1853 At Wsynsburg, Pa, he
was united in marriage with Miss Sarah
A. Adamson who survives HIM. 10 them
we're born tho following named children
who survive him. u. r. Moore, Hold
rsge, Nrb.; Thomas c. Of 81. LOUIS, Mo-:
Charles II. Of Hoiyoke. Colo; Mrs. O.
W. Powell Of Joplin. Mo. and Miss Net.
tie q. Moore the youngest daughter
Who VS. living with her parents. Two
sisters aud four brothers survive him ell
residing IN eastern states except vii.
liam II. who lives at Victor, Cello. He
Vas among the earliest settlers Of our
county. bringing bis family aud settling
GU government land. Hc remained In
ths county tail 1903 when he removed
70 Joplin, Mo-. wh.rs he had made his
home since, During his rssijsncc In the
county he preached for the Christian
church Of Holyoks vhils they beld rcsu.
lar services. A. ciissn Of our county
he wAs veil Known and WAS highly
esteemed by oil who knew him. lie
sAs ever ready 10 lend = helping hand
10 every move thst had for Va objec, the
be,,sripg Of ths coalition Of his fsllou.
mon 10 any respect and Es q Minister Of
The Gospel wss fearless 10 his dsnunc,s.
tios of sip.
tle hsd besu giving very elose sttept.
Ion 10 his literary work Tor sons time
aud. feeling III. need oi rest. came To
iiolyoks for = few weeks visit with his
son Charley. Aboni Hve weeks ago he
was taken sith an attack oi In Grippe
bu, seemed To bc satisfactorily recover.
ing from that when hs wss attacked by
ppsumonia aud lived but short ,ime.
This funeral services were conducted
from the NJ. u. church IN H,iyoke Oh
Thursday April II. Rev. u. N. smith
preaching the sermon aud tho body wa.
lad To r..t In tho tloiyokr cemetery,
The state herald., 1902-04-18
shot In Ms l.ert Leg.

For all kinds OF sores, burns, bruises,
or other wounds Dewit,s Witch Hazel
Salvs ,s sure cure. Skin dissa.es yield
to IL at once. Never fails In cases oi
piles. Cooling aud healing. None gen
uiBe but Dewitt's. Beware OF counter.
fsits. n suffered Tor nsny yesrs from
. sore caused by gun shot wound In
my left leg" says A. s. Fuller, Englisb
Ind. 1T would not hsal and gave me
mech trouble. ! used all kisds Of rem
edies to no purposs until I tried De
Witt's Witch Hazel Ssive. few boxes
completely cured me.'-City Drug Store
The state herald., 1902-04-18

r. s. Eustis who hiss for several years
been general passenger agent OF the
Burlington Inns boen given the posit,on
Of general passenger traffic manager for
tho system. It In announced that ].
Francis general passenger agent OF the
b. 4 NJ. Al Omaha will succeed Mr..
Eassis ss general passenger agcst al
Chicago and that l.. W. wskslsy gsusr-
81 passenger agent will take Mr.. Francis
present position st Omaha. There is
however some doubt as 10 whether Mr.
Frapcis will bs willing 10 give up his
position al Omaha Tor ths Ch,csso posi-
tion.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Andrew O'ConDor has purchased the
Shamp stock OF general merchandise in
Holyoke and has become one Of our
,Holyoke business men. he has rented
the shamp building and will continue
business at the old stand. Mr.. O'Con
nor is we'll known to the people OF the
county rs he has been engaged in the
cattle business and has had a ranch just
over the line In Yuma county.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Tho Sterling Advocate has been
changed from 8 toa 7 column paper.
Prosperity has evidently struck the ad-
vocate. This prosperity will no doubt
be evidenced still further by the starting
Sf daily in the near future as 1t is
about the season OF the year for Logan
county daily papers to make their ap-
pearance.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

W. p. kilien received q Telegram
Thursday bearing the sad news OF the
death Of his brother Harry st Adams.
Neb. He was taken with pneumonia
and lived only few days. The deceased
was known to some Of the people Of our
county ~ he was principal oi the schools
At Imperial, Nsb.. a. one time. The
Telegram was received too late for w. p.
to reach Adams in u me for the funeral.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

In the csse OF People 70 Abort Jarvis
IN the charge Of cruelty To animals by
failure 10 properly feed the same. the
defendant wss held Tor tine of eio and
costs. No appeal wss tAhsn by Mr..
Jarvis and on Tuesday an execution
for the fine aud costs amounting 10
about eliza was issued aud placed IN the
hands Of Constable Hei!snd who falling
20 lind any property To satisfy the same,
capiss was issued and Constable Holland
took Mr.. Jarvis 10 Sterling Thursday
aud lsft him In the county jail On
Saturday Phillip zimermsn. attorney
Tor Mr.. Jarvis, circulated In uoIyoke y
petition xskisg Judge Armour of the
district eoMt TO release his client from
Jail. The pstition when presented hsd
one hundred signatures and on Sunday
Judge Armour on the showing mnde
released Mr.. Jarvis from jail and bc re.
turned 10 uolyoke Monday nislii.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Train master Bon MARVIN was down
town Tuesday morning after having
b~en confined to his home for ten days
with bad case Of srysipelas. Alliance,
Neb.. Pioneer GRIP.
Mr.. Marvin WAS for some time con.
nectsd with the train dispatchers Office
IN Holyoke IN the early days Of our
towp,
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Herbert Chase has purchased from
Mrs Shamp the business property ON
Denver avenue formerly occupied as >
store building. Mr. Chase has fitted up
the building as photograph gallery.
The building makea him . oommodious
and convenient gallery.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Artificial teeth can be made to look
'patural and fill out hollows In the
cheeks. II you come before 10 a. m. you
can have q set OF teeth the same day. SO
BETS to chose from. Sears Hotel Apr. 20
to May 4. Haxtun May 1st. II
The state herald., 1902-04-18
N,slees neaas Ipassev.

Dss't neglect b,liousness and cspsti'
pas,ss. Year health will suIfe' psfmA
psutiy u you do. Dswi.ts Little Early
RIssrs cure such cssss, N. y. Smith.
But,sssut, Mich., says "Dswitts LATHE
Early Rissrs are fhs most satisfactory
pills I ever took Never s'ips or csuss
usus.s" CITY bug Store.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Esssse hsssuas hss advertised .
public sals q he faEu north. vest sf Hol.
yoke fos Meudsy April -. He will quit
lssnlse IL Ph,llips county fos = time
sad 70 v Aurors, Nss., 70 take care sf
biz uotkss. He hes rented bic farm 70
n. B'Josklum. Ernest 10 Q suocessful
farmer ssd 10 rsSrst 70 sss him leave
sus county. The HtRALp viii keep him
pestsd On Phillips county news.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

DR.. Merritt OF Denver will deliver q
lecture at the n. E. church in Holyoke
Thursday evening April "a, subject,
"Oatacombs Of Rome" The lecture il
very highly spoken Of by all who have
heard il.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Before purchasing your farm imple-
ments Tor the crop season do not fail to
call and see me. am selling the Emer-
SOD farm implements and there are none
better. also sell wagons and buggies.
q. W. GARLAND.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

M. and Nm. 3. =. MooFs ot Hoidrses,
Nsb., T. y. Aeors os 81. LOUIS, No. W.
q. Meors ssd Mis- Tsss, oil formerly
rsssdsats Of Holyeks we're in nolyoks
this week 70 attend tbs ispsrsl services
oe Rev. Perry hoosA
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Go = Phil Pstss'a restaurant for good
bsssd, pies, oakss, candies, nuts aud all
kinda oi o:sntscsIonssy.soosis and Who's
you want . lusoh os SQUARE meal cali
o. hin q Tribbstts former stand. u
The state herald., 1902-04-18
CONVENTION CALL.

The old maids convention will convene
Apr. 25, $50 at the Baptist church. All
the old maids OF the town and surround
ing country are requested to be present.
Admission 25, Children Is. Com.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves 10 be
Indebted to the .stats Of w. Il. Shamp
for goods pufoaased. please call aud
setti. soon. M iesirc 10 close up tho
business M soon aspossible.
AMELIA u. SnANr.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

NJ. sd Nm r. q. Whitman vers re.
ssivsl - osmbsrs sf The Presb. ,srisn
church sf aolyoks II the services last
Ousday morning.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
NOTICE.

A I have sold my business IN Hol.
yoke. all parties knowing themselves
indebted TO me viii plcase call and set
tie coon.
q, N. TniDnrrr.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Dr.. PIckss carries With him On cleo.
trio mouth lamp. lie inserts beautiful
seld asd shits crowns, seld. silver aud
whits aihsgs ths ssus - any othor city
dsstsss d s,ty prices. ssars Hotel Apr.
70 70 Nay lth. Hsxsun, May lst. n
The state herald., 1902-04-18
FLOUR.

/ handle the haywood flour, prices
Soc, SOC and 81. Try some Of this flour
il you want good bread.
s. j. McCARrY.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Dixon Buchanan Of Sterling vas in
nolysks Tuesday looking for some cat
tie that hsd straysd from his ranch.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Irwin Bees. are agents for Cbslo. Nap
tholsuu DIP, the bsst on ths market.
Il viii b kept Tor sale as their oiiice In
The Thsnpson 4 King building. II.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Just received my new spring stock Of
AiIiisssy, slso isd,ss Taylor Made
Sults, Bkirts and Waists and underwear.
Nus. II. A. STEINER.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

You eau have your application for final
proof nads out free Of charge by Judge
kelsey.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
NoTic,,

This 10 10 certify that In tho case nos
pending 10 the Court wherein ! am
plaintiff and T. A. Peterson i- defendant,
~ TO III. ti,l. n NV of acc 10 ~ . u
of range %. that neither John Stafn
nor nny oiber psfson has an, interest In
any manner whatever ~ Haid suit aud
that any s,aieinen,s to the contrary are
f.lse.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

FOR SALE-Or viii give lsass on my
trscs oa land near Holyoks. Address
Ole Olsou, Frankfort, Ind. 4-25
The state herald., 1902-04-18

John Heginbothsm hsa had new
roof put on part Of tho bank Black re.
Gently purchased by him.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Jshn Crothers, formerly one OF the
B. 4 n. boys Of holyoks u now in Dem
ins, New Mexico.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Rsv. g, A. Parker went to Boulder
this week TO attend . meeting OF the
Prssbytry.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

DR.. Fickss extracts teeth without pam.
Sssrs Hotel Apr. % to May4. Hsxtun,
May lst. II
The state herald., 1902-04-18

~ per cent discount on men and boys
duck coats At Stamps. II
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Every oes viIi want to hear Or.
AsrritsS great lsoturs, ~Ths Cstscombs
Of RENE" which will b. interesting and
Instructive.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Judge Kelsey takes final proofs and
attends to bus,ness before the Land o.
flee.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

DR.. r. NJ. Smith recently purchased
from y. J. McCarty Of Holyoks q new
family carriage.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Attorney Ausson Of Sterling was in
Holyoks Tuesday looking sitter legal
business befoss the county court.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Gail on 8. J. McCarty for Early Ohio
seed potatoes. Don't buy irrigated po.
tstoes. II
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Hear Dr.. Merritt 90 the .Catsc ombs
Of Rome" at M. E. church April "A
Admissiou l5c aud 2,c.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

An Immigrant oar wss uulosdsd at
Holyoks Wednesday. The parties 1.ll
locate 10 The southeastern part Of ths
eounty.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

cr.t. Mills -four, 800, sloo and si.l5
J. J. Buchsnsn's. u
The state herald., 1902-04-18

New summer white goods, lscss and
prints just received stJ.J. Buchanan's.
NJ
The state herald., 1902-04-18

EARLY Ohio seed potatoes, 81 .25 to
sl.50 per bushsl at WHrTHAMs. If
The state herald., 1902-04-18

This paper and The Chicago Weekly
later Ocean Sl.so Tor one year. Especial
deal"
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Come to the Methodist church next
Thursday evening and hear DR.. Mer-
ritz.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
steps the Cough
and VsOrtss ssf the eOtd

Laxative Bromo .QuInine Tablet, cure
n cold IN ono day. No Cure, No Pay.
rti.. 81 cents
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Wsllscs CroWner has new engine for
bis run ON the hiRhline.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
R..d 4. T. o'oounor'. announcement.

d.. Merritt can show you the point to
. geod joke.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

EARLY OHIO SEED POTATOES.
800 buahel home grown Early Obi,
seed pota,ocs Tor sale at
Lrnt.Anc 4 ScngusENAss.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Irwin BrUs. will loan you money on
cattle security. Gall and ace them.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Do not fail to ~ the Emerson riding
cult,vator and lister At 0ARLANDs.
The state herald., 1902-04-18

Will Shanks returned the frst Of the
week from trip to California.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
BULL HERD.

We have decided 10 run bull hcfa
for the coming sesson. We have d good
supply Of water and an abundance ol
good range. Al parties desiripg it
place stock In our herd please confe'
with us.
u Cunris Sos.
BRYANT, Colo.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
We ARE LOOKING FOR A MAN

Who thinks he knows bargain in lumber when he sees
it DO you imagine that you would recognize genuine
snapi you face to facc If you do we
to see you next time you lumber coal. We
have more and bigger bargains than any other
around here and can you money.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
THE STATE HERALD.
Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
3ND !kA1. 'oA.ug
~ AoA18s. ........... '....-'. .'..'sn
E820 0oIIuD ........ ............... .....po
nnsinss and commercial advertising st - res
ssaahls ntss q can b afforded By legitimate
1DWapApee.
I'D sdvsstisane at RATS prescribed by law
atinG folio.
The state herald., 1902-04-18
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-31
POWERS CONFERRED BY
IHB PHILIPPINE BILL
Mr.. Lodge Presents the Com
mittee'S Measure.

IN the Senate this morning bill 10 pro-
vide temporarily for the administration
Of The affairs of civil government in the
Philippine Islands was reported from the
Philippine Committee and a substitute for
il was presented by Mr.. Rawlins Dem.
Utah on behalf Of the minority.
The bill and substitute we're placed on
the calendar and Mr.. Lodge rep. Massl
chairman Of the committee. gave notice
that he would move 90 take them up after
the oleomargariEe bin was disposed of.
The bin reported by Mr.. Lodge continues
the Philippine Commission in authority
as the government Of the islands. and ap-
proves the existing tariff When complete
peace shall have been established q cen
sus Of the Philippine Islands is TO be
taken FOR the collection of information
neecful 10 inform the President and Con-
gress concerning the capacity. fitness. and
readiness Of an the people of the Philip
pines, and Of particular islands provinces
and municipalities. and other civil di-
visions, for The establishment and main
tenanee In the Philippine Islands. or Ger
tain OF them, a permanent popular repre-
sentative government