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Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
Roanoke Rye.
Honey and Horehound.
An nnsurpass ed tonic, mellow
and invigorating
MULLIGAN & HURBS.
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom il May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Nighthawk
mine, situated in Wallapai mining q strict. Mo.
have county, Arizona, is under lease 10 parties
working the same, and that neither the mine
nor the owner thereof will be responsible for
any labor or debt contracted, nor injuries sus-
tanned by any employer or employees in work
ing said property; and that no employer or en-
ployee Is the agent OF the owner for any pur.
pose. and that all operatives engage in such
service at their own risk. anc that no debt or
claim Of debt is valid against said mining claim
or their owner.
NTGHTHAWK MINING Co,
GEORGE ". BOWERS Supt
kingman. Arizona. March 8 1902
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
Mine Warning Notice

To all whom il may concern:
Notlce IS hereby given that the Railroad mine {.
situated In san Francisco mining district. Mo
nav nayS county Arizona, is under bond to partit $
working the same. and that neither tho ,,,ines
nor the owners thereof will be reSponsib'e for
any labor or debt contracted nor injuries, SuS
tiihed tanned Oy any employer or employee In working
s9ld property; and that no employer ot. EN-
ployee Is the agent OF the owners Tor any pur-
pose. and that all operatives engage in silch
service at their own risk, and that no debt or
VI 'he o"refs' l.. LEUTZINGER,
j. r. WITHERS
ty, H. W. KEMPER
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
Articles Of incorporation
The Treasure Hill Mining
Company.
Know ALL NES BY THESE PRESENTS:

Know ALL MES BY THESE PRESENTS
That we the undersigned, L. Chaplin Gard,
of the City of Denver, in the County of Arap
shoe, aud State of Colorado H. r. Best Of the
City Of savannah, in the County of Andrew,
aud State Of Missouri, Z. NJ. Gard WIN. ]. Ag-
Ter aud Catherine Gard. OF the County OF Ring
gold, and State OF Iowa. B. H. Waters OF the
County of Tayler, and State Of Iowa, and Bessie
N. Neal, of the County Of Peoria. aud State Of
Illinois, have this day voluntarily associated
ourselves together for the purpose of forming
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
STATE OFIOwA,y
Taylor County. %

oh the twenty ninth day Of January. A. j.
1902 before me, VIM. b. Tarmsu, Notary Pub.
lie within and for said County, per onaIly
came + NJ. Gard, Catharine Gard, VIM J. Asher.
B. II. Waters, personally known by me 70 be
the Identical persons whose names are affixed
to the above instrument as incorporators. and
severally acknowledged the execution of the
same to be their voluntary act and deed for
the purposes therein exrress.d
la testimony whereof. | have hereuntp sub
scribed my name and affixed my Official seal at
Clearheld. Iowa, on the date lat above w-tten.
tseaD WIN TARMAN.
Notary Public
NV commission expires on 4th Of July. 1904.
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
STATE OF COLORADO.

STATE OF COLORADO. -,
County Of AraI ghOe,
Orthis sth day Of January. A. D. 1902 before
me, Francis A. Perry Notary Public in sud
for the County Of Arapahoe, aid state Of Col.
orado, came Z. Chaplin Cord, personally known
to me TO be the ide Itical person whose name
is attached to the Foregoing Articles OF Incpr-
poration ahd acknowledged the same to be
his fee aud voluntary act for the uses and pur-
poses therein set forth.
Witness my hand aud seal Il e day and date
tseaD above set forth
FRANCIS 4. PERRY,
Notary Public
My commission expires ol the lph day Of
November A u 1905
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
STATE OF ILLINOIS, : O
PpOria Coubty >

Alfred Phelps. Notary Public Ia aud
Tor the said County ia the State Aforesaid
and residing la Ayeryville. II said County
do h' reby certify that Bessie n. Neal. who is
personally known to me to be the same person
whose name is subscribed TO the foregoing in
strument, appeared before me this day ia per
son, aud acknowledged that she signed, sealed
and delivered the said instrument as her free
aud voluntary act for the use and purposes
fere'n set forth
Gwen under my hand aud Notarial Zeal this
tsehD 2lst day Of January, A. y lgC2
ALFRED A. PHELPS,
Nltary Fublic
My commission expires on the nth day OF
April, A D. 1904
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15

every the property Of the corporators, st..
holders and officers Of said corporation, a.. .
each and every Of them, shall at all time,
exempt from all aud singular each and elr..
the corporate debts of said corporation.
FrcHrH That the officers OF said corporal.
to conduct its affairs until the next ann.
meeting snail be a President Wee PRESIDE.
secretary Treasurer ald General Manage
be chosen by the Board Of Directors, vino sn.
serve until their successors are duly qualif
and elected: which Board shall consist OF
Charm Gar H. r. Best VIM. Agler Cat
arlne card, b. II Waters, Z. VI. Gard and B.
sic n. Neal After the frst annual stockh0..
ers meeting the Directors Of this ComDsr
shah ho,d the respective o ices 70 which IEr.
are elected for the period Of one N) year, O..
until their successors are duly elected al.
qualified The annual stockholders' mectim
shall be held on the fret Thursday after o.,
fret Monday in ciobe- Of each year, aud d..
annual meeting Of the Board of Directors shaI
be held at the same place Immediately sltgr
the adjournment of the tunua, stockholdcr
meeting.
The Board Of Directors shall nave and en-
ercl,e fun power aud authority as follows:
a. TO sell or exchange the stock Of the
Com pany at such times aud upon such term,
aud for such prices they sha sgree upon
aud may take IA payment tn refor a"y reaI or
personal property, service or thing, or thing
Of value which they may deem a just equiva.
lent
t2I To sell, assign, pledge, mougsge or en-
cumber the real or personal properly OF the
corporation. but 40 ,ale or assignment of Oh
the property Of the corporation shall be made
in entirety without the written consent Of the
stockholders holGing threefiths Of the shares
Of all OF he capital stock Of said corporation.
O. To make, alter, amend, anUul or re-
scild the by laws Of the corporation, aud fl
vacancies ia the Board OF Director between
the dates OF the annual meetings OF the stock
holders no special place Of residence shall be
necessary TO the right to hold the office Of Di.
rector but ali directors, except such a. are
selected before any Of t4e stock shall have
bced Issued. shall be stockholders.
Is WITNESS wHERF OF, We have hercuutO set
our hands aud seals this sth day Of January.
A. . 1902 +. CHAPIN GARD, (sealD
II, +. BESE (Seal
+. NJ. GARD, (seal
WI AGLER lseaI
CATHARINE GARD, tses)
Is. II. WATERS, Seal
BEsGTE u NEI rG..rr
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15

Headache often results from dis.
ordered condition of the stomach and
constipation of the bowels A dose or
two of Cham berlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets will correct these disor-
ders and cure the headache. Sold by
II. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
STATE OF MISSOURI -
C1ulty Of Andrew. .

NpuIly OF Andrew =
on this the tenth day Of January, A. D. 1902
before me, james NJ. Rae. Notary Public
" thin aud for the CouIty OF Andrew. aud
state Of Missouri, personally appeared II. r
Best, to me known TO be the person who's
name is attached to the foregoing Articles Of
Incorporation, aud acknowledged the same to
be his free act aud deed
Ia witness whereof I have hereuuto set my
htnd aud affixed my official seal at my office ia
Andrew Couuty, Missouri. this the 10th day of
lseaD January, 1902
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15

Joe Goodwin has charge of the King
man Market, which is in itself guar
antee that customers will be we'll
treated. 1t carries beef, pork, mutton,
all kinds of poultry, game and fish. II
you want something good to eat
patronize this market
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15

We have no stale goods to offer
Everything new and fresh. Coming in
every day. LovIN & WITHERs
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
JAMES NJ. REA.
Notary Public

My commission as Notary Public expire, on
the Sd day of December, 1876.
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15

My commission expires ol the IIth
November, A d 1905
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

s'Ss Gsss sass e, =
Is, Maple 81. Nof*fofi. K.W.,sEeB:,lx 1915.
| ,,u,,., -r.,f{y-7r,r- ---,..s +A4-..n4-Hiss""
sne good turn deserves aL1o ther;l but It
dom gets it. 49, - -
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

A neglected cold is freduehtly the
cause OF death.
1t is more: often. however, the cause
of some. chronic disease. ,:... .,:U
There is not an organ, IN the b0qY
but what is liable to become seriously
.deransed by a neglected fold. Pts
cases Of the Kidneys, bladder ana aisess-
tive organs are ell frequently me result
of n neglected cold.
Hundreds of dollars are. spent on
doctors and medicines trying TO cnxSe
these diseases. but until the tine ca,!se
of them is discovered there WIFI be' no
use in using medicine. ~ ,. AN
dyspepsia :medicine- diarrhQea meek
cine aud constipation nfellcine Is 6 ~
good whatever when tatarrh' IS ire
cause. The catarrll must Ae tre9ted.
I:The cause being removed, tue dernfge'
-nlents will disappear: as
Peruna cures tataiTh Of the digestive
organs the urinary organs or fan?4st
| the Internal organs. -, .,.,f liz
If you do not derive prompt and sat;
.isfactoryi results from the 'ast' q N@
runp, write at sence. TO Dir Hattmnk
giving a full statement :0f Iyaur eae9
and he viii be pleased to give you MS
4 rnl1ab!e advice gra tbs; II .i2I 1874 81 !
Address .Dr. Hartman. PresiAe44 -
/ The Hartman Sanitarinm. ColPMPue1sA
\ and blessings to you for :t1 Ili Ga,.i7
4 Miss Kate Brown. .-.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

e MISS Kate Brown. Recording scefe,
tarv of the H.. c. ID. Association or
Kal,sas. in lcttsr from GOO y. scfenth
1T, kansas City, KAN, says: /,
s'For scrcn gears haze not ':no'r'f
,chaf' It ,cas 10 spend q "eH day
/ caught a severe cold. which l neg
1ectcd 1t was at the time OF menstfh,
>arion. ard Inflammation set Ia alld
,,,,o6stratc,} me. Catarrh of the kidneys
and. bladder followed, MY digestive or
gans gave way; in fact the cold disar-
ranged my whole system.
p :; ~ xpenthundrcds of'ottdrs Wtfh
-,Srefors a nd medicine, but derived
but it.tic bcnt ut until Ibc0an treat
+. n,cnt uifh Fcruna. ! kept taking 1T Tor
NEARLY: nine months before l was com
pletely cured. but l kept growing bet
TER gradually SO that felt encouraged
TO continue. ta'.ing .Heruaa sn'il. Any
Health was restored | sepd my thanks
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

.RrrsaE p xyfEr1a'' bY1g SSoslo sI i n nsl:s
s9ds@spcz psrkase iskta7 t1Aers as ~ ~
+ in ,Shfs ionf ,gaf aaa taIaar'1
" aasts,s1s1t,Sg KY 81 Hin geE, s.rii. 4rtns
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29
.,AaElutikai .h&efcYati

Tho Society for tho Prevention Of
! !iYYeel t. AniaAals ,RHaFs tt'tcll ny it,
dliiftFElpHt1l9n Of AL cspH9ls Ief, t,,onsauti
e haa}n l pGItY FIR R92a7SSeaa. but, tse7es wl'i
m,hSJ5 ea]ll dalAminqft|.aanf 81, tbs, sssresose
syfsF,p,A FH tH% W,orlA. al lens los stho
oSS9s'5t!sntf7! ds4elf With eg'y'na
f ;Siny SIS t9 1 hEPKi haFso sos nh
ffalIks ft, hrltfAihRf ;er gp1tAreush a mans
haH2t,SSStst iNhAp hcr sleeps At e-hapstsan
mfae fry qqYIn;., 1,pr, can q horse
osthii t CHAP A. a mtillAlpP!asr !ss to staaA
ddab6htsncyr RI t p I nn1Nn}rYha has aiI-
glfef The ttfSht, 70 pay some SONG lone,s
fopi bf1t1b Hitting Bonpets' TO INDIGNANT
FsushshNs! Kh!cre Horse Has ipot soul
eth fS S!H VIZ n H. fa' IA %
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29
,eyaEs sloae@o POISON CANCER
kshk,Jl ntn5.,g~aa4tais ,rahii. ftchr5.
! ssftnsasi,h11et. .K1tlng SORES. Etc..' ;, =


: ss8szuasi,h1oe,. .Kassns sores. Etc y
.7ft9aAastriisR 1 l{y.t g'p
ssE;Y, p a;apelF4 ,offared EEun,
s9ns. AZ raa& o4stR skas, Featerns Swell.
| iss, GIaa4sSrDl;en.s Vaceas "a aasf l5srss
pf ,tlhfss BODY rid ;Sopsss. Ealsi Carbuneies
PShf ara AeeAss dps 4Bsaasi Or Joiats.'Hai''
b9 tIye brpss saalins' pra. persistent fore
N9i,dA. sDslas + od +Thtsat. itiien. fyo, Have
bl&od aRshbd,a 1Ake' sBotanc Bioou' Bafnl !
iIB.B )T:=b Hi a -ss!bt, , f'tiit p;cs and
isatrtiohs.ali 'i NIT fbcr}ectFt: Aches and
Pains cease, sxc'lnss sgipi!!de, a9d per
lures cancers Of All Kinds. Suppuyatips
dwellings, >EasihE korts, 'rtsly 'Ulccrs, after
dllzsstesants,l he6lihk tse+sJres Perfectly.
f4kslr lbdtsi q, pnsateAt= phiple,f = aahrtt !. .
#xslisp aAn1sppth4bsihg, stiiiShif pA1hk,
thhs, B!djls1,alnl astA they istf.l 'd,Sappeali
l{eftss,Ahess du.slop Aitd'Cshset! aH.fHt
fbt spdcaa siss>iai' OH iedheety' DfHsHsE'
i sm bsssr sssfless lheAid,ag t.e6,tib'ttc'
drtsAidnsfur eAtaesc,rt. ! ssMple freely
Iri1an Doepq ID xsstsec ,ilu tNfNahtn 81.
Atl.rtbva]p Ar1JeiRa eiJdN'.,'tatid f4dt
4eA.al hjfseftcAssA bedled :ttter!!sa s'a'
It1ebe5MpPko 6etsF. Fave sny.tt Ih,f;.,,l in,
t5rnpsisssS ~ sastid0y Msnaba to 'say.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

as59otlyaaI2 tatF J4 a. HSfSsaa,,
sitsei<tst idNefesfM tAe+wH8 1AJeSs SIT IL
rssas ~ santaksA Hssfb ahgR Atoas
Observation-Disclosures dNteriGE k11A ihfy
rs fllineiK 4eedf dtaaanhsris af n
d&Asasnsas rrtsbcesfAA4sst itb6ftbbly
With. ,edvu1agk bssMAfB&k ase1cK'
holders. sf4s xrEaiiso sat VI n"on
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

RITs permanently dhsea NJ hYs vi nnef 'sli
DIS after Atst derisiu;s bf, Nr. 'KiiHets Gtaat
,drYaRestorAE. t2tAalhotti&and tScatlsefreeti
II Il. H. kLtNE. Ltd, 99l Arch st., PhilaiyfN
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

~ resent 9aaiaAianI q9t tbeeNan -
court of appeals has ,plaGs l t the troh
m a par With, steam railroads as-2
cards the caritI!yiiag 81, fteigAt;;, IT,
Hntepded by a tr6iiey tomHany that
I'D, a iteaf right 81 enet4 a lunctts
Z It's tracks, with those ri aoueiehha
;:;;,;G IT,: f; {:
&ake -f9Refnaa miR ':.!aalras
ed to, interchange frfight WITH sam
81 accordance with the T,fles cover
67pIlEopfs | | TAa fqFt efatqdi n!
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

|t1Asbe5PNIVqPkso FhcttrF faye snyIttlhiaa,l in,
ny sAitfa1y 'hfenabs to Gag.
.s1t;.J s..s
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

|H.urssk.4t seMe sa.dqatd gid is taken
;,ns,s and ss: sem the W S9ss
testimonis a. irss ST. MepYtasta'aedl hy.7' <
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29
Eynorinpnts by the Government

Experiments by the Government
have shown that no matter what tho
process OF cooking, meat loses great
deal Of its bulk, 'owing.to the evapora-
ton of the water which constitutes a
large part OF nll flesh. This loss Is
greater in small pieces than III the,
larger ones. In leap. piece Of 4eef
ws&HiKKfrtnsoEe to PnAaaNtfrff
guabF Sf spsdbd, thk ia If FERf
yqi AHlausrl sA., Wall hEk Mo-
Weighing from FIVE to five and three
quarter pounds the loss was only 39.S
per. cent. The loss Of nutrition is not
nenTly go great. however, as that CT
the Weight would seem to Indicate.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

lAfter a man is dead it's f,snny' what "a
d of unsupported good traits ;se discover
II nag .,it t.Js f,rsf, -;!Hta t'i'i /
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

EaAgsss.0{ V~5siH II aH1H5v11vH
e 4l1,as AgAt6lE eAs4 nn5 hs.,sI
! VIM Nasf !iteAyfaa IRa b df the lsEseet
la1 nigt BcsfAf shirpe7f Us 1pfrof. ri" CRayIss|
fo,anH enafhe lsf. 'sfft } Ah' Madkf u rs
-~shssh tstho vHstat,tt esaM 1af4dd offffAs 81
{cen in corrcsponuence1H1t 'nft az ~
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

It may seefrsiht,ts. the ye,le,Wa: '. Who %
aya do l. ia a,,AsdH BfsA d sapeXtfht.t i' ni''t
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29

Nrs, XiAslcE' q Sos*hAas Ssfu pioheetIdtens'
athlhg. Soften the gums, daaucee ihflauitnu-
op ;allays Ieip. sYlEsss 1Yir.llsoGc. a' ahpttls
the man who throws care. rs TIE 'wiHh
dy, jGnd hhsdwiSdi bses1irss 'ieif5aek to ,f,hm.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29
aIEAMER- Mia -A-AlsIoRY-
'thfeo Nations q. one Time Searching
for 0u<taw Of tho Sea.

E|'tht.e Nations Il one Time searching
for Outlaw Of tho Sea.
L Aur ntlaordsnsry rpad character
of n .ressslr the Pennebanke was butt
for grain ahap. but soon found thu
trade toe slow
She; yen3sheda and turned up sud.
1fealy IN. the .east as the Kelpie, where
che. very soon got into trouble with
the. British government for smuggling
arms into tho Reystan-guif.'
she sltppea away not: ar hour too
feen { to, escape- ceptares : aad being
wanted" badly sha appeared next a.
a. German. vessel on the South Amer,
lean coast. pain ted :,rrsted, and remain.
ed the, Graf gSehwarsfess. The usual
regulations were IN fuu- swing. and
she did n-trade for six months In re-
.torins political, ekilcs who had mon
eyc 70 move With. - 49, = :. $780,
BY Tits time, there were three sep.
arate nations .,clamoring- fot- the. Pen
E4ehanke, and. she vanished. utterly
Ttnrniag. np "a VIA other side. OF the
world in. o, sIIt ri gallcysgreen paint
|1schIfstened The, shshln.shah- There
| pie turned hcE. attention to a. lttt'9
/ pear1;peachlng, -;:ad I'd, very well III
u fast St&n,sh, Eanls~i eausnt, her
:ts gEgts9ss41 ss' ri taFai'sa her en-
So Wa aakca "a 10 port q captive
Eut hpr eraw actually MANAGED 10
:tthketr up the wfeck5d Engines ION
the ddlet,'e end got Err away, but
Ahe WIS SOON iaftefWara SUNK b. a, ;y.
'taoac' Qg the ME}ay toast> -, '.. :, =
M. 1aiM - = 30 -.L-2lT III
s.:stasHaA chanaed !Hts Mlad. =. -
;; QrF of. the- most, Undertaking neTI
on tkes Ee.a, faculty iAe Pref Brewer ecl
ihey scientific, ,fepar,mspts1 Mem who
hare, st'ldse frEAeF him. declare nt'sat
tihere n no subject on which, he is ro9
R,ecSWp9{nsectoat authority 4r.i 1;7-F,l /
il they fell ct: ct Ygf of1aA student who
once rested ,hiyqself: en- eserle ecStesio
c(-1ilfscy subject by readlng astrccoa-i
,qlte o4fSs,5pafa'e, article. and. fully
1Elmed,, Eorg5t to, Stick" the pBotee
a aQH1 FFakf; brewer talked familiarity
m, tAs suhtsSTt. b,t 70 the student
,asn sat- .e4RpTTefssea Views radically .dis
.fS!!Sp9!t Gam the c9.iyeloPaetfia'ss:i
.o.1py must admit you arg wroEg; for
enlctiss, ptofsssss.s se}d the student fri
.imbhapt1ya >, 4 baxp locked ,,tael mat
tsF, Hp,, Eng .Qi3$9daos- encyclopaedia
utterly S4ya|g;r! eea ylth; You. .oss, -
al fES rITTyox .leP14fqidlii i the Professor,
3co SSst 10 oJ NE Is rs, ns
Eas ffadF RI, 4 .,pilnd eompIetels
ah Xpl sf fl9 l sSEffeiN f9Ejtaa eHey
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|sSs1l.OmaxLb ofo;Rikoi!s,E
F.Eq 1sa itiw sa;1;2adrsdT '1aqs
Some Humorous, tsbzsieASe
auuI ii uejen Mor1piaste6k r .MauGe.1I
hni fEEfnes 70 Var got Itnt]fe ctr1.s.tsI
sioner Of pcn4bns, IN sptte DfThsisig1a
oct Aad l Hat 4fGssss, qslt*, 81: De-
fl llSHr aB9fhs H9pra Ye91 sfia7 j That
song" tslSsts!dd 4hiR fGr r. co ~ nnt
uhrkseMdi, 20 ,fs,rEf;SS RdljH9fa$,iyKn
poooFnhf afe .a4noafrNAy 9nhBdS
prcasEefs7 oh ~ KahthE, AID WE,
t,9ene MvrstnsllAixNcr ewas hdontest,ne
I,thei nopj1 cSra;fess f:w1lh
Wafeatt1 Qread htAiszc neti thes bbsdeAis &c
8. proYIf t5a4taske aAtAsn Mas POT .sht7d
} 299u FiEsagG4eSs, 7shSH tsZ ,eoNs1 stsa
,tHfS2' 10 smoH eh. ~ aesW 1eA.
After the convention ,FapUN
preacher Wh9 e. hse;;iYE,8eq, ct the Nelc
-o1'A~EG f}hlggnta f2yps g NNotsa for YOU "
kRfi5dis ~ slsi poa ear 1fVS
many
7ro 'roeowosIiefr4bth4t.A 2iasdn essi Il TIC
va.scdch fsaEtfn ts7SpIsssf5 S5dv gftt sX1
lvia,u III tdk,xfdt & srsohf'khf 8 iffsatsil
ma, cow. ,ws.sw1a ,s, ~ a., r..
re gs,naa fls; - sifsresv 49," ",. 49,
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khlyis hYrSCa4Inssbmns HAD tco nsIi ,ftse,
kentlcrnsn from. Illinois. has damon.
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hvthm;col than his felicity IN Hs1ifnli-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-15

such terms ~ ''idiotic.' nuisance,
.braying.'' ''imbecility." stupidity,
..lunatics." utterly unintelligent." etc.
ETC.. in speaking of the demonstrations
OF enthusiasm and support which all
red -blooded men. old and young alike
indulge in at college games. Probably
his idea of football would be game
played in a double parlor, with the
PLAYERS wearing dress suits and re-
quired to render an elaborate apology
should they hap,s,; to jostle one an
other during the contest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-15

Frank A. Munsey III making changes
for the better in all three OF his new
papers, the Washington Times the
New York News and the Boston
Journal. He has the energy. the capi-
tai and the ability to win the same sue
cess in Journalism as he has in the
magazine business. He will not IN
dulge in yellow journalism, ana ms
papers viii all stand for what IS ciean
in news and sane and safesin opinion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-11-15
Devery "sizes Up" Hill.
New York Worldly

Some time ago." remarked big
Bill" Devery yesterday, in discussing
the election with an Evening World
reporter, Il said that David b. Hill was
a political holdout man who wouldn't
go into the game unless he could feel
the marks on the cards through a pair
of boxing gloves. He had the cards
marked this time all right. but. one
night after he had been smoking politi-
cal dope and was shaking hands with
himself in the White House somebody
stole the deck from under his liver pad
and changed the marks.
Il amt playing no searchlights on