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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to extend thanks to our
friends for services SO kindly rendered
lis in our recent bereavement. both
during the illness and at the time of
the funeral. and also to express our
hearty appreciation OF the sympa thy
so f1ttinsly expressed by flowers and
music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08

John J. Shea. late G Co., LIST ". IL.
Spanish War. reported for readmission
Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08

Michael Fox arrived home. Tuesday
from furlough to New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08
NATIONAL HOME.

james Cavanaugh has returned from q
short trip to Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08

+. II. BOwditch returned. Tuesday
from furlough to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08

Michael Sheridan reported for duty
Tuesday. from furouah to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08

81 Paul's Cathedral was built fror, !.
tax on sea coal. ''' rom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08

"oRIGiNAL PACKAGE
TEAS. -
BUFFALO CHoP (Formosa Oolong).
HuNG KBE CHOP (Formosa OoloDg>.
ORLoFF (Formosa Oolong).
koH-I-NooR English Breakfast.
ORANGE PEKoE India & Ceylon).
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28
Gu ipGr Spsape.

On S9rer peS en- anerifanf STOLE
mootog npIis fslsenbe grep fra en-
6aber: "Wtaaife ies tltroe bebe Gem
Der efter Bags gipe min Sen noget
Iettere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6or.
Ieben CAB De bam fsIgenoe Spsabe:
Naar A 9anoner 81 fpIber 80 SLATER.
mango SLATER 9iper ba 9 8aaoner2
@i regneSe belle gftenen frem o. til.
bage ii6en at BET bar os mltIigt al
iinSe no beraf. % min ssn srqo %
iogoe, Of ban oilbe life / SfoIe Sen
Gag. Seq maatte 6erfor fisbe 9 Gal.
Toner 81, bbiIfet life bar ioa moriomt,
% iaa mnotte ri besuSen lame en-
WTn8be SLATER. 8t fpISte MI glet
pao 6laiferne, % &eiuItatet bar min
Sen opifreoet 90 meobrineer oet iom
Soor poa Spenoen. Seq 0eS life, ON
oct er rigtiet. bo bt mltIigens bar
IptIbt noaet 81 peS SmbpIouingen.
g. g. 8pr iaa oerIig nnfte Gang nj
regne meb Sunb, % ies life fan boIoe
paa at fisbe SI~.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28

wsor | Rinane2 Ser Ieger BEN Tiue,
fuiffe, "Gnrs uotrpfte gineoe~, pcc
@uIDet | al ltFpIbigbeb. gi faIeer
en- inaban en- GngeI; men ban er nier
emo bet. Deriom @uttens Gar mgcte
ben lille Cuts Hare gornebIif meo Ct,
Der bar bernobsfpIbt o. formsrfet al
gcfpmring for ben lib, bo gornets
blanfe, uffpIoiee Zine fanife uiISe
fomme til at tnIe lit tauie, forfaroe.
lise Sprog ON ct Glib I Spno, Colt on
gonnre. ptIbe leg bore tiIbsieIia til
at faIoe bam en- SorbrDoer. synr oa
Wcr bar BET I fin @ost at al fine
gsrr en- frifteIig SbbrogeIfe, og bet
er Sars og Rors BIigt ogiaa. Zen
Eligt berer meo til Gaeens 8proe.
Oct girlber at ltbfere ben I Sonb
ON, at Cub bil la let Ipffes, pa Iaa
faar rtnn ooerInbe gornets Srern.
ito | Cubs Sdonb. Seq boI6er bette
fref1 Jon ct @fsempeI, ale forftaor,
fcroi bet er ian boeIiebogs. Sono
leg otloe ba' frcm cg eisre besribe-
Iigt, er bet, at ling, ni fife fan bi9I.
be, er Oct onmt at mere ungoiee ge.
fpntringer for, oe at Eing, iom 30.
rer rtieo til bore bngIige 8Iieter, ito.
fsres bebit, mar man tor fat poo
benz treb freioigt Sin6 % Saab til
Sub.
: Seq ifrtoer life bisie 9inier meS
ben 6elelie, at ieg er floe, goo og er.
foren NOT til Of al "piie &aao", men
Grfienoelie at Sanbbeben | oct Orb.
tag, iom itr, at "6en fsIer beoit, bpor
Gfoen trpffer, Tom ieIb bar ben paa."
Sg iom en-, Der fif Den 8ane eller
uoane at tnle bent no eaer ogiaa tie,
bill ieg life itiffe unoer Stolen, at
oct er min Sperbebisning, at lea |
NIT 2ib meIlem Sloffe, iom aiolt for
at bore "Soroens SoIt"y msSte fler
at rnsoiee @efpmringer morferte
Gniigter 90 fornsrfeoe 9Iif ems
goot forenIigt meb BET glade gubifub
90 Den Saabets 2pre, IeIteren fra
Ra5aretb forfpubte. aa, bpor SEQ.
ming oa ariiten, 8rofet oe Brett fiber
90 ipGffes Ie9emItat og aanoeIiet i'm.
Der unsbige gefpmringerl 8t bar
fat ct WitnbbelS, iom Ipber iItg:
"Nei ON ieg oeb, bborban oct bill
BIZ, be1er!" 9rugen on Runob9I.
oct, 2eier? Seq gier - en- Sang
iblanbt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28
3 Vreusien

families Der / 1871 147 Renb o.
2S7 autnber, Der bar ooer 100 gor
gamle. men i 1900 fun 5 RpuS CO
80 apinber. Wan mener, at De Ieitc
al De saaitaaeSe SuubreSeoarige ira
1871 bar ubgioet zig for aISre emo Be
! @trteItgbeben bar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28
CIT Sprn SptHpIe

aabnes lite Zee. gintertermiH 4 Raauebsr.
SttaItns s14.0o pr. Naause. @rattit I'm.
~beroisntns / Gle oImiroeI,ss StoIefag. Yin.
lebnius til SoufirmetionsfprbersbeIie. Ser.
list Ssnipu tafes III 8sepubere baabe /
guself 90 CAN'T, Sirip efter aateIps.
o. Sfop Sitliru. Srb I'd. y. SsrFIs.
oil Sorh Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28

% &erron Safe bar M begpn6t q,
iiiiberbonoIe ON at Sorite ct Nreite'
Fab f~ainlneri. Diste ire Werigbeosi
oil tiIiomrnen ubgiere ct notiau Be-
fpeult % bra aaIb.
Grifirfen.
- Gmisinr 8. g. Sobnien at Stai
Rroirie, wis., pirter for Siben | Ore
nomonie @aIlep arebs os @tsconiir
MISUNDERSTANDING.
ShiSent Ssitaser bIeo fnIbi
bien1 Hi Winnebaeo, Minn., | forries
ltse I anIeSntrg af bans Gsiters -
8riittnes - Tso. Paftor Hislsp for.
retteoe peo gesrabelien.
Menomonie 0oIIep Rreos al
8isconiin notwithstanding
boIbt ben ODE Ropbr. fit Gdrsmsoe
Rarinette, @is. SorbonbIings- Gm.
net onr Gs. 60, I'D. Soreninsen
bar unberboIbt en- GmisiRr ! A Maa.
teber.
GdnbiSnt Sens Salporien bar
nntaset anlo Tom Baitor BouIiens
aapeuan I argple Menisbeo o. fai
paabegpnbe fin 8irfiombeo | Gecem.
Der, oe6 hbiIfer Gio, han oqioo ifal
bltpe orbineret.
Sanif airfenpt.
Dor SreIiers ifan6inapiif
epang. lutberife Wenigbeb I Goun.
Gil BLUFFS ogter at inbpie FIN ON.
bpsgeoe Rirte Ssnooe ben 7be 9e.
cember. Samtibis besproer ct Mis.
iionsmebe, TOM parer til SnsSaa OF.
ten ON lobe.
Bethesda banife RenigbeS,
9es Ruines, Sa., iom for Sioen er
uoen RrGft. betienes al ipenife og
norffe grgiter / gpen; De prRoifer
ififtepis ! Bethesda Strife ON Otter.
miooagen.
8eb 8srnebiemmpt getbania I
8anpa en- Der for Siben 80 gsrn; be
er ale norife. geitprerinoen bar
pGret Ing ! oct ienere, men ct M |
geDring.
@anb. tbeoI. 8. &apn, til bpem
Renigbeben I Wuifeecr, Mi6., bar
ienbt &albsbrep, bar lonet at taee
MOB 9aIbet. San bill fonune, iaa
mart bet er bom muIigt, men ban
ifal isrit orbineres, % ban piI ogiaa
ifslge 0annepirfe boloe @rplup for
afretien. lg
Sra @ranb 8ierp College | 9es
Woines, So, tneobeIes, at Sfolens
ferIte Ternttn, Reconsideration,
iom fun er pea to Inaneoer, Otto.
Der 90 Rooember, er talrteere beiest
END | noset ttbIigere gar, ibet Der
er "a @lgper. af bisie er fun en-
fra 9es Woines. 0ogIe er Iangpeis
fra, iaalebes en- fra California, ire
fra @oIbinston og en- fra Maifa.
De feite er naturIiet fra Soma. an
bre en- fra Rebraifo, Sub 9ofota,
Rorb 8afota, Mtnneiota, @iscon.
fin, Suinots.
Ssnoaeen ben 15te 0opbr.
blep Paitor anubieu inSiat I gn1.
bebet iom grGit for Idiaret Ie.
nigbeo / Suthtnicn, Iinn., of ben
bonIfe Strife" Com fiingerenbe
areoSformanb foretoe Baitor ssr-
genien fra Mben, Rinu., Snoiet.
telien. 20
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28

grOpttpH College or / fulo gtrfIombee
belle garst. gu Tan beebnbe I'll bpiIfsn.
iombeIIt Sib. Speeieae alasIer for gp.
tUmmsrs. senO eftsr aatalos. 8. @. Ga.
tbre, Grpptipu, Minu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28
0en fiurrneNr 9irfe.


Gaitor Sarpeitao taIte pe5 gegrapeb
fen.
Ga'tcr 8iEntan BAR rsftguerct
fra 9iSitonsarbeioe. / 9Iadoud os
Smegu, Sa ban e1ers bar $rtSernc
ftIbe.
9aitor Sosiun bar ofIaact Seal
Oct ira Rebo % GeIeoau Reni9be'
Ser | Blue Garth 60, Wlinr,
gdftor StorIi bar afHaoet Seal
set fro fit forriee aaIS / Toiae.
Rikfonpr Sfacr reiier 0mtrina
SamfunSets Renigbeoer for ii
ortts Snteresie ior WaSagdffar.g2is.
fiouen unSer it GerieopboIO bieruue
IMertfa.
0aItor q. s. RoftsboI bIso for.
IeSen iurpriieS al EurtIe Rountatr
RguiebeS me0 en- PersegaOe paa III
Cellars.
Batter SoIm inSoteoe Soipito'
let / RorfbnooS, q. 9, Ser 96e RoU.,
utsS iIep @reiters Gsititarce.
Sorman6 DdbI aflngoe gOncor'
6io College ct 8eiss ben 12te 9top.
goitor Gipeietb, Gbtcago, er
faLSt til Brett for Nrenonl, 16cis %
Sbrou6biemS RenigbeOer, Rinn.
8aitor Gbriitianien bIeO iur'
priieS Of Gardner % Gardner 8rai'
RE Reuigbeoer, Su., meo en- foitbar
Gurrep, BEN life Roo.br. Sans aO'
ne fit en- itsrre R~engegaoe.
s 9nitOr 9leppes Salo bIeo
BIonot andre 8onfirmanter ogioa 3
bsbtr % fonfirmerebe famine Gag.
geo 8oitor 8leppes Giifeo ira
Gerunoo Reuigbe6 ~operrnffeoeS ban
me6 en- g~ensesaoe, iom %ooerrottcs
BAN al 8aItor RisooI0.
8rof. 2unb boIOt ct 6oreora5
ben i5Se Roubr. for Stuoenterne peO
9oro Gnfotns %lniperiitet % profit
feSe for 8nItor SuItengs Menigbeo
Sen 16oe I. m.
StiSenterne Sunobeim, Re'
ftruno, gse, SaHtab, Sartnar u
GcooIanS bari Rooerrber WnaneS
prpSifet biit % Der i Snmiunbets
Renigbeber for forfieaiae 8reiter.
- WeuigbeSerue / 8aitor Series
forrige auI6 oe0 Dining og Senniud
Ueiml., bar MI falot Stioent Siur.
len al BEN s. SIS Seminar til fin
8reit. Gan ifaI life tiItrabe fsr efter
Gorsms6et.
8uitor Riaa ItaI iom ainamis.
fions-SeIFabets gurisiGr bare 500
Collars pr. aar t fat 2en % frie
Geiieu6gifter.
ShiSent Ssoig ifaI ON muIist
rbieu0es al ainamisiions- SeIfubet
iom bets RisiionGr nRite CONNER.
8rono Warois WenigbeoS
atrte, Winn., 9aitor SuItengs 8uIS,
bIeb inSpiet 0en 12te Rop., al 6or.
mano 9abI meo G%siiitance al &oitor
Suns og SteSetS Brett. SIere 8re.
tier, iom bnoSe Iobet at fomme, noe.
bLep poa Srunb al SaarIige 9eie.
Gen uurife Eunpne.
- gtuSent 9reng al 8rpiteiem..
rariet prrbifeSe forriee Ssnong /
SpnobenB Strife | @ou Claire.
- 8aftor Sogen al Ga Crosse bar
nplig beisst @ou Claire / arIeouing
al $oipitaIsiagen.
- SomtaIemsbe boIotes 6en 30te
OCTOBER / 8aTt. OroaIs Wertgbeo /
Soprence, @aib. "$euiggiereIieu"
b~ebnnbIe0es. 8~oItorerne Siernoget,
@ierte os Ste6et5 Brett Iebe6e Sam.
taIer.
Reicrrotionsieit ofboIotes BEN
Site Cttobec ! 2apreuce Of @oItor
9ierte.
5 @battom 90 Gnirbasen NE.
nigbeber ciho,c:cs Tc'crmoton@feitcr.
@aitorerne Gr6aL, IiernaoeI % G5ri.
iterier ta.te.
Batter Cr5cl "a 8u'tru bier
forIe6er ccerreFet e. QPc7;1heber /
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28

, Spts oct CT en- ,, @arIane", faa
CT bet alt, Sc bebppsr at piOe ON en- Con saer Rauss
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28
Synss cost ONT SSSielsSassbseen.

SeoielsSa8sbo9en bar leg moStaeet.
Sen er en- net Iiben BOG. Seq bar 9iens
uemieet ben meb uuesen Snteresie. Sat
for 8cgeu. Rarttu u. RbegadrOen.
Ga grpsIe, Bis.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10

Morristown merchants have no idea
what John Wanamaker, spends every
year for advertising. He pays over
81, 900 a day just for advertising his
Philadelphia store. He uses page
advertisement in five different daily
papers of Philadelphia. They are as
follows: Press, $50, 600; Ledger,
$50, 900; Times, $50. 600; North Ameri-
can, $75, 900; and Evening Telegraph,
$50, 900. Up to about two months ago
Mr.. Wanamaker was using a page in
the Record at the rate Of $87. 500 a
year which would have made an an
nual expenditure Of 1882, 500. When
he wanted to renew his advertising
contract with the record, the publish
ers asked $25, 600 more or total of
$112. 500. MIR. Wanamaker refused to
pay the amount thinking that no one
else would pay that sum for the page
The proposition was made to Lit Bro
theirs, who accepted the contract
without moments hesitation, and
they are now paying the enormous
sum Of SIP, 500 for the use of the page
in the Record for one year.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10

Attorney General Wallace B. Doug.
las of Minnesota has filed in the
United States supreme court the bill
of complaint in the case of the state
Of Minnesota, complainant, against
the Northern Securities Company, de-
PENDANTS. 1t points out the direct
interest the state has in the proposed
consolidation. 1t still owns more
than 5000 600 acres of public land,
valued at more than SIS, 600, 600 and
traversed in part by the lines of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railroads. If the merger is effected.
these roads will cease to build spurs
into these lands or compete for their
business. The value of the lands will
not increase as it has under the spur
Of competition, and the state will lose
in the taxable value of its property.
The lands will not be opened for
years, and development will be ar
rested.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10

Philadelphia lawyer. long dead.
who had a national reputation, having
been honored with high positions of
trust both at Washington and Harris
burg, was famous for his tremendous
charges. One day a client for whom
he had collected $1,000 called at his Of
flee to receive the money, and the law
yer handed him check for $100- The
client looked at It and remarked that
the lawyer must have made mistake
and had given him the check which be
meant to keep for his fee. LET me
look at the check" said the attorney.
and, glancing over 1t, he declared that
1t was all right and no mistake had
been made. The client kicked against
a fee Of 81, 400 for collecting $1,000.
"Oh. we'll, if you want to be hog
about it take that" said the man OF
laws imRatiently. and he wrote out an
other check 1t was for $780, and with
that the client had h be content, the
lawyer Ipcketing $3.50.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10
Would Improve Consular service.

Would Improve Consular Service.
It is to be hoped that Senator
lodges bill for the reform Of the
consular service presages the speedy
reorganization Of that important
agency for the spread Of American
commerce OH a basis of stable tenures
and personal merit.
The measure championed by the
Junior senator from Massachusetts
contemplates an entire recasting Of
the consular system. 1t does away
with the haphazard methods Of APP
pointment and removal, which have
long made the consular service a IA
vorite hunting ground for the spoils-
man in politics, and seeks to apply
both to original appointments and to
promotions the single test OF character
and fitness.
There are to be not more than two
consuls general Of the first class, at
$40, 600 year; eight Of the second
class, at SIS, 600; thirteen of the third
class, at Sc, 600; thirteen of thesfourth
class at SIS, 900; thirty seven consuls of
the first class, at So, 600; thirty five of
the second sclass, 81, 600; sixty Of the
third class, at So, 600; forty of the
fourth class, at So, 500, thirty OF the
fifth class, at ~, 600, and fifty of the
sixth class, at 81, 800. Within a year
after the passage of the act the SER
vice shall be classified and the present
incumbents assigned to the various
Glasses as nearly as possible in accord
with the salaries they now receive.
Within two years from the passage
of the act these incumbents are to be
recalled gradually for examination
and those who fail to qualify are to
be dropped from the service. Promo
tions from one class to another for
merit are provided for, and transfers
within one class. according to the
needs of the service.
For new appointments to the sixth
class civil service examinations are
to be conducted BY board consist
ing OF the secretary Of state. some
consul general or consul DESIGNATED
by the president, and the three mem
bers of the United States civil service
commission. No one shall be exam
ined who is under 81 or over 65 years
of age, who is not q citizen of the
United States, or who is mentally,
morally or physically disqualified to
properly perform the duties Of CON
snl
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10
THE LAW OF FoRcE.

We try to recognize and apply the
law Of kindness in dealing with all
kinds Of domestic animals. but there
Rre many cases where it will not work
and where nothing short of the en-
forcement OF control by fear win hold
some animals in check. This applies
with much force to bulls, which never
nnder any circumstances can be trust;
I'd. to some horses which we work and
drive or ride. to many dogs and other
animals and occasionally to some boys.
While the rule OF force should never be
put into operation where II can be
avoided. it is still all folderol to claim
that there is never any need Of 1t and
that the law Of kindness and moral
suasion is all man needs to maintain
his authority over the lower orders q
creation.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10

a popularity OF that most beautiful
of South African antelopes the spring
box is that it always leaps over hui
man tracks. 1t is at once exceedingly
shy and marvelously active, and the
reason for this strange antIc is its In
tense suspicion of any possible enc.
mics, among whom it has come to rec
ognize man as the most dangerous.
It is not only with human tracks
that the springbok goes through this
performance, for it does the same with
the tracks of lions or even when il
gets wind Of a lion, The leap is ex.
ceedingly graceful, and the animal GOV.
ers from twelve to fifteen feet at each
bound. 1t drops on all four feet al
once and Immediately rises again, max
ing a clear spring without any run.
Its usual gait when not pursued is a
light springy trot The springbok usual
ly travels with its nose to the ground
as il constantly on the lookout for the
scent of enemies.
Twain nnd the Rivermen.
Mark Twain once told to party Of
friends the following story on himself
On one occasion when he started OF
trip down the Mississippi river on i
tiatboat he was advised never to an
swer the questions asked by rivermer
ON other boats and never to handy
words with them, as he would be sur,
always to come out second best HI
followed the advice religiousIy for {
time. but one day he thought he saw
chance to get the better of a river
nan who called out
Hey. thar. what yer loaded with r
Jackasses. Don't you want to come
aboard!" yelled back Twain.
That's whut reckoned, seein' aI
how they let Their biggest donkey he,
Their run of the deck" came back
Twain made d dive below as all thu
rivermen IN the neighborhood set up 1
derisive laugh at his expense.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10
A Queation 81 Ownerahip.

Are you the man who adyertises
Own your own homeP ~ said the de-
jected looking caller.
Il am" answered the real estate
dealer.
"Well, I'd like to get the recipe.
'.1she what:y
1.-THE recipe. The modus operandi.
want to know what to do to own my
own home. Our cook has temper like
a raging lion and muscles like Her
cules. II, you can, tell me how to dis
possess her. Moneys no object. -
Washington Star
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10

In 1878 Friar Bacon predicted that
flying would shortly" become gen
eral practice, and Bishop wilkins IN
1862 said. 1T will yet be as usual to
hear man call for his wings when be
is going on a Journey as It is now to
hear him call for his boots"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10

Edith hear that you and Fred are
quite interested in one another.
Bertha Don't you tell soul, Edith.
but really believe Fred and were
made for each other. We have played
golf together three times. and we never
have quarreled, except two or three
times when Fred was clearly in the
wrong. Boston Transcript.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-10
College
Preparatory School
MoRRIsToWN, N. J.
For Boarding and Day Pupils

ITs METHODs-A thorough system Of in
dividual instruction, removing difficult
ties at once as they occur.
lis Ammo pains will be spared to
stimulate personal effort.
OBJECTS ATTAINED Ambition is quick
ened and advancement soon becomes
rapid and satisfactory.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the train
ing Of young boys and those desiring
to enter college, West Point or Annap.
oils.
PRIVATE TUTORING A SPECIALITY.
Thorough instruction in horseman-
ship. Saddle horses furnished if desired,
or pupils horses may be boarded at the
school stables.
Fall Term Regias Oct. |.
Send for Catalogue. For references and
terms address
Rev. W. i. c. LgIbHrn, II. a.. 6. Z.
n0RRIsT0wN, MI. 800
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-15
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Prescott Ariz., Feb. 19. 1902. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention and that said proof will be made before Clerk of the Probate Court ut Holbrook Ariz on March s1, 1902. viz: Jesse N. Smith of Snowflake Ariz. for the $ W quarter Sec. 20 T.13, N, R. 2t E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiya. tion of. said land, viz: John R. Hulet. of Snowflake Ariz., Joseph Fish, of Snowflake Ariz., John L. Fish. of Snowflake Aris., and Robert c. Smith, of Snowflake Ariz.
 FREDERICK A. TRrTLg, First pub, Feb. g. Register.
Evening star., 1902-02-03
A Local Jail Delivery,

1t might have been expected that Wash
ington would not escape bit Of experience
in the jail-breaking line, with prisoners in
50 many cities cutting out bars and saving
window sashes and by devious ways max
Ing for liberty. Today's escape from the
workhouse was a small affair COMPARED
with that at Pfttsburg and the more recent
loss Of two important prisoners In Long
Island City. The men are Of little conse-
quence as prisoners go, and their hardi-
hood IN venturing forth from comparatively
comfortable and at least warm quarters
into the freezing air Of midwinter Is a mat
ter for wonderment. The facility with
which they turned the trick, however. is in
structive and should cause general over
hauling Of the devices for detention in not
only the workhouse, but In the jail itself,
from which a delivery might be Of more
serious consequence.
Evening star., 1902-02-03

ity. We are not robbing anybody. On the
contrary. we are preparing to give the
FHipinos their first opportunity TO own the
soil and prosper on 1t. Under the Spanish
regime, they were but the hopeless tenants
of the friars In the choicest parts Of the
archipelago. They owned nothing. They
were but allowed to live The Angio-Saxon
proposes the purchase Of all Of these rich
friar holdings and throwing them open to
the Filipines for settlement. And in addi-
tion to this, he assures the Filipinos of
known before, and better than any other
Asiatic people have ever known.
Mr.. Cannon, who is an old-fashioned
American. representing old fashioned con-.
stituents, and, with them, entertaining old
fashioned American ideas. believes that the
Anglo-Saxon, In contest for supremacy,
is q better man than the Asiatic. and will
win In the Philippines. He is probably
right. II he isn't right; II the Anglo-Saxon
parts with an acre Of soil' in the Philip
pines because Of inability to hold 1t, the
day will not be distant one when he may
be expected to weaken all along the line.
And whenever Uncle Sam, In either cow
ardly or penitent mood, drops upon his
knees and confesses that he has been a
robber and a hypocrite. and offers to make
restitution to. all who may feel that they
have been despofled by him, he'll find that
hard-headed and practical world, forcing
his logic and meaning, will sail In and strip
him. But he Is In no such mood today.