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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

Verify time flies. Only a few DAYS
ago Wichita folk were looking forward 10
a distant treat to the return of the VIII
ur-Kirwin opera company. Now sun
cay is with us and tomorrow will ind the
opera company holding forth at the
Crawford
Somehow or other it seems natural to
have this organization with us. Five
weeks ago Wichita Folk knew little or
nothing of this. the oldest operate or
"a lization on the English speaking stage.
The company came in with a blare Of
trumpets. captured big crowd on the
opening night. and 10, the amusement
iovers Of Wichita discovered they had
good thing. For ten performances. Miss
Kirwin's attraction packed the opera
house When the engagement was over.
play-goers clamored FOR more. The re-
suit was the return engagement that
opens tomorrow evening
The opening bin viii be the Two Vaga-
bonds followed by Carmen. Bohemian
Gin and an entire new repertoire with the
exception of Jack and the Beanstalk.
which win be repeated. Matinees VIII be
given daily after Tuesday.
As might be anticipated the advance
sale of seats is heavy and the crowds
promise 10 be greater throughout the
week than was the case during the last
engagement The company IS said 20 be
even larger than vas the case before
and additional scenery and costumes
have been brought on from whore they
have been stored. Forty-three towns and
villages round about are expecting 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE
Water. west front s1eo
Sd feet Vacant ln 2ud block on y. Washing
tom cast 'FRONT.' 500
- feet GA northwest corner OF Gilbert
ard Main. S}oa
Ia feet between 18th and 18th on Jack
son avenue. S4lf-
l25 feet on southeast corner of Emporia
and 18Th street. S--5e-
- feet south ~ Lincoln on Topeka. S250
- feet south OF Lincoln on Emporis Se5a.
- feet on r. Central. between Mosiey
and Washington. So
IS feet south of Gilbert on Water. S41a
49, feet north of 2rd ON Hillside. 500.
ial feet on northeast corner 18th and
Market. $50
lalx2lo feeg northeast corner 18th and
Park Place $50
69x2lo feel on southeast corner 1Cth and
Park Place. shade and sidewalk $50
40 acres on r Douglas. near car line
Is rooms. barn. good cellar. windmill.
Sc10
llsi feet vacant. IN corner ~ EDporis
and Lincoln. So.
G. feet. vSoant. on corner ~ Market md
Morris. So.
- feet. vacant on 5. Water n4sr lin
coin. S559
10 5eet. vacant an \. Emporia. between
18th ard I2Ih. SO
oH \ Topeka. choice location. 500
- fest Vacant i=atwren 10Th and iitf.
nu \ Law renee. M.sts1
1'7'x1t feet. vacant ON y Water. north
~ 18Th 49,
IL. feet Nacant on corner lsih and Nat
81 feet on \. Washington. in Srd block.
house we'll exc. well improved. 3 alo
j. W CLENDENTN & Co
fz7-lf Rear American STATE Rank hidg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE
one of The finest locations in
Wichita. close in- 100 feet. cor
ner. S-room N Odeln house fine.
good barn. fine shade. fruit. per
manent walks. sti.003; ground worth
the money Inv, istig ate this quick
If YOU are intere sted
150Xi5O feet. east anC south front.
Waco and Thirte enLI. permanent
walk on Waco. 81 zoe, worth 81 SEQ
This is good Cor hTea days only
Eighty quarters Ia Hamilton
county. for sc per a ere; smooth
land Think of il, Yen can make
ste per acre in six months.
Il the above are nOF snaps. there
are none. c. =. SMITH.
Room 19 Sch eetz Building
12I-ftX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-I own Il feet on Oak by 90
feet on Lawrence with two houses, one
six rooms; $50 TO the first agent selling
il for thirty-one hundred (s3.100) dollars.
Jesse Chamberiin, Maize, Kan.
127-sun-4tx
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FOR SALE-Vacant Lots:
3 lots mor.heast conner TOYS anG

FOR SALE-Nacant Lots:
lots northeast corner Texas and
Handley. $500.
81 feet. on Ohio avenue, 500.
: lots. Whitney avenue. SlU0
: lots. University avenue S650.
- feet. on NOreh Washingto ave. 800.
- feet. corner Norris snd Water. $500.
80 feet in 10th blovk South Water 500.
S5Xl5e. cor. Burton and Martinson, $500.
159X252- cor. Ru,an ana lst street. 81 JOG.
- lots. on Vine street. SLIGO
100 feet. cor. Waco and Ave. D.. 81 600
94X2lu feet. cor. 10th and Market 81 900.
- lots, corner Glenn and Mentor. $3.50
lois, corner Hiram and Mentor $3.50
lots, cor University and wildwood,
81 CSC
lots Oh Vine street. 500.
lots cor. Maple and Wildwood. $1,000
los. corner Mentor and Fern. 81 GEO.
lots on North Sc neca, $50
lots. corner Market and 18th ST., $780,
30 feet on Maple street $500.
lots. on University ave. SOFA.
g lots. cor. Hendry-X End Campbell. $500
= lots. on HendryX avenue, 1925.
4 lots. corner HewetJ and Dayton, S425
~ lots on University avenue. Sl-375.
. lots OF University avenue. $500
> iots q University avenue, 500.
y lots y West Douglas. 81 POO.
Cut ais out. IL is worth saving.
JOHNSON x NICHOLS
Rooms; and s, over l12 K. Douglas.
12l-lt
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FOR SALE-6l feet. Douglas avenue, cor
her. west Rock Island depot. S7e9i
2l0-2l2 Mathewson avenue. - feet. dou-
bic house. 10 rooms. good repair 81 GO.
81 by 2i0 feet. corner Sixteenth and
Park Place, cement walks. plenty shade
$500
100 by 30 feet. corner Sixteenth ard
Park Place. $3.50.
100 feet. corner Market and Sixteenth
$50
5 lots. corner Eighteenth and Jackson.
nice shade. SO each.
. lots. Wichita street. between Eleventh
and Twelfth. $500.
20 y Emporis. corner 80 Feet front
good Groom cottage. bath. hot and cold
water good bara. s5.2Te.
lac y. Market. 81 feet .-r0om. c-1tosv
house city water S2,U00
345 y Market. 80 feet. 5-ro0m brick
cottage. - 800
% feet on y Topeka. rear 18th street,
$3.50
Modern up-to-da.e s-room c7t-aEs. ~
sii s. Nsiu street. S5.fN.
STEWART K BURNS.
f-1-ctin- V-ofl-fri-St
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PERSONAL-YOung woman. aged p. just
came into possession of $4,000. desires
correspondence with respectable man
who will appreciate good wife. Box
253S Toronto. Ont 4-l3-1tx
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FOUND.

owner may have by
paying for add. Inquire one mile west
OF packing house. o. p. Mason. 127-1tx
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TURKISH BATHS e.s East Douglas
IZ1-l-E
RUBBER GARDEN HOSE-Ffre eseht
aud eleven CENTS rer zoos aye fuiiv ela--
aHrfcd csrcTL The use cra- goods. cs-
era Quauly hieh rrCs--re hose l4c pee
iooL Dermadr Plumbing AID Heating
Co.. tiallfr building. coi..e. ElIr- al4
taatrT street. l-i-l-4
u YOU WANT home chcop ror casn.
II VOC wan. u buy g homo - monthly
payments.
II you want come cheap istg.
il y0u want FIRE Insurance
u you want tornado insurance.
II lou p any - scii sour property.
- sou vit plans and solicitations 20
stlsi3 hnllc
= son Eaut 80 borrow money
See the O. * spenceI Realty Co. No
81 East DoLg.aa. ll5-tr
TI EklSii BATHS. gi6 East Dousiaa
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RIMONiAL


MATRIMONIAL--We young widow,
without children or near relatives.
wants true. home-lOv;nS husband. Ad-
dress Grand. l93 Washington ST. Chi
cage, III. 4-13-1t
MATRIMONIAL - Middle-aged business
man OF wealth wishes to meet lady with
view 70 early marriage. +. NJ, Box q,
6S7 Fulton St, Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-Fifty feet Gu North I'm
poria between Eleventh and Twelfth.
row of shade trees on ssHlth line. $50.
Inquire NJ So :. Topeka.
121-Eu-w e-su-3tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

Observation-Disclosures widower. worth
S2n0o0 and beautiful home. would marry
affectionate. home-loVing wife. Address
James w, Box SiS. ST Louis, Mo
i-l3-1tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-On \. EmDoria. south OF
oak - feet vacant ON co rner with south
front. very cheap: also 50 feet on ST
Francis corner location. 1ior 81 $50. Reese
x Co. IL East iSt street. I23-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

BATHS s.s East Douglas
5z7-lry
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FOR SALE-Watere ranches. well i'm
proved and fenced: immediate posses
per acre. one section. fenced. for 81, 700;
500 cash, Sl.O00 years. at = per cent
Similar bargain close TO county seat
Wheat and alfalfa lands from s. to s.
per acre. Do not be stopped off at
Spivey- Come to ColdwaJer. Comanche
county. and set your money worth
Write what YOU want 10 NJ Barlow
COldwater. Kan. All trains met with
rigs. ] nave a well improved ranch OF
30 acres 10 trade for 80 or 123 acres near
Kansas City or Topeka. 11S-lls
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hRSTRaCTCRS-

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i BSTRACTS 20 farm and city property
No charge for Information as 20 tit.e.
Z. =. Quincy. li3 y Man street
i2z-tu-fh-su-tf
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL-Ne represent the Ocean
Accident and Guaranty corporation,
which writes personal accident, EN-
plOyerS liability, steam boiler and
elevator policies See us for rates be-
fore placing your business. Reese &
Co, IL l.. First street. 2-l6-sun-tf
PERSONAL-Ladies: Our harmless rem
edy for delayed or suppressed period;
cannot fail. Trial free Paris Chemical
Co. Milwaukee. Wis. 3-30-Gt-sun-x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE
80 feet, n Lawrence, near 18th, g. -250.
- feet. y. Lawrence. near 9th. $50
= feet, \. Topeka. near 18th, S2.200
s rooms. 80 feet Y. Emporia. 81, 200.
- feet, EmpOris and 18th. $3.50
5 rooms. y feet :. Emporia. -. 200.
? houses. ~ feet, y Main S1;0o
ll5-Sun-tf DEAN GORDON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR EXCHANGE-3 improved farms.well
located in different parts Of Missouri. 60
deal for KaQSas land Owner lives in
Wichita ard VIII pay cash difference
and handle large tracts. Ranches pre-
fe-red: write for particulars. \. :. Mel
son l37 n Main. 1I1-lt
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TAKEN UP.


TAKEN UP-Spotted bobtail COW, one
mile south of the Masonic home. G II.
Deming. I27-Stx
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80 acres. : miles southeast Of Cor wy
Springs. 3Si acres wheat. q. 80
j. " TLENDFNTN & CO
iZs-1t Rear American State Bank Bi0E.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE OR RENT-31-acre farm.
close TO car line. Groom house, good
water, acres fine bearing fruit good
hedge fence around farm. Inquire Fence
Post JOhnnie's Feed store. 1905 +. Doug
las Phone 634 t23-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

500 acres wheat land. ! miles west If
Corbin. Sumner county well Improved.
S90 0nsl
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FOR SALE-A business block in first-class
condition. which cost SIS. 900 to build and
pays ~ per cent in rentals for S. 1000.
Casey & Rauch, 3l3 f. Douglas. l27-1t
FOR SALE-A few of the best bargains in
business blocks on Douglas ave. and
Main street. Casey & Raunch. 80 f.
Douglas. 127-1t
FOR SALE-By NJ ". Keohane & Co,
rs y, Main:
\ 1-story brick. on Main street pays
30 per cent. $, o00.
\ 1-story store building. on Main street
rents $40. 81 .G00
4 5-room cottage. close in, y block
from car line Price $50.
\ g-room residence, : lots. fine lawn
windmill and tank. your own water
works, on car line two blocks from
school An ideal home if sold a once
Price. S2.0e0.
A fine. Groom residence north. inside
railroads if sold IN a few days. price,
81 500
The finest residence on Park Place. if
sold now, 5000.
a 5-room cottage, on car line. must be
sold. $3.50.
The finest site on North Emporia &c
feet. s. 600.
4 well improved. S0-acre farm south Of
Valley Center. if sold this week, posses
sion given and crop. price $3.50.
2S0-acre farm. miles north of packing
fine orchard. ? residences. alfalfa. good
water. fenced and croSs-fenced. fine
land. possession July 70; if sold this
week. price so per acre
n. W. EEOHANE & co. 12S y. Main.
.27-1t
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FOR SALE

TUX SNi-f-
$40 acres wheat land. miles west Of
Anthony. wei improved. Sl2.5b0.
6fo acres wheat land miles south Of
Anthony. well improved. SiO0e.
1920 acres. slear Belmont. 1Gingnlau com
vi IF,1t.r.st-o1 grain and &. col
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13
EOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-FO first-class Wichi-
ita property. one OF the finest acre april
cot orchards in southern California
Choice young orchard, in fun bearing
in OOntario. The prettiest and most
desirable residence town IN California.
value, 300. Address II. Y. Watties,
Baynesville, Kan. I21-ltN
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Fu,lkKcIkl.

BATHS. gi6 East Doagias
1s-Ifx
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TT. SAI.t,--zza acre farIn. I15 acres alfll-
= ald M improved ai bottom ST.
,ssr acre. PA acre farm near Mr Hope.
tiaeiv improved So i,er acre. iei acres
near NHh.ta. S5.e1. 1G1 n-,h.u miles
81 Wichita 81 ~, - acres. good house
and Kara. ) acrts Alfalfa within miles
OF Mann AID DosIgi3s SEQ ! p Sites
Kealty Co. ro6n 81. Fitting block.
Z.--tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE acreS g room house barn.
fruit. : miles iron. Douglas and Main.
81 go
Two story brick. 75Xl25 fees. rents for
Se15 Dtr raath. price Sl1Gp-
roou house. modern. 81 feet close IN.
rents for S2et per year Price S2.5iH
--ltx u. r. FJLLER. i8 y. Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR sALE-l6O feet. E. Second street,
$500
50 feet. VOlutsia avenue. $50
- feet. n Topeka, south of Eleventh
street 81 100
locxl75 feet. Fstelle, near College Hill,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

10 ICr-c ~ Ea1z1s ard Ckss-
Ea- E-sS
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FOR SALE-50 feet. east front New
York avenue. Groom house, cellar. per
manent walk
IS feet, east front. close in. Waco ave2
rue. S-roon1 house barn permanent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

$40 acres. hale mile from railway town.
all il grass hug - acres. Come see us
y :. NELSON. l37 \ Main
1-7-lt
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a Douglas avenue business property. -
,ts 4-..s - 4-1u- 1> a.-D MAIN
s7.eea
4 three-storN uI-ck. North Nam 5lst
block. S2efsa
81 acres near e,rv. s SO
--s~ bargains see IT n GRAFTON.
I27-tt Rborn %. 14l North Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-320 acres of choice farm land.
south Of the city. 30 acres Of wheat in
nice condition, AZ a bargain. Freeman
* Freeman. I27-2t
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FoR SALE-A very nice. level 1ti-acre
farm. , miles from 81 raiiVoad station.
one-Asif in wheat. Gue-third goes. every
foot can be cui1fSate8. q dandy quar-
ter. Sl6n Time 81 wanted.
Two nice quarters ot farm and pasture
land for l3a0 each. near r good rail-
road town
\ very iine. Level. hall section Of wheat
land close 10 = nice growing toyr'l. at a
very lpw figure. Cali uud let uS tell YOU
about IL j. ~ RAC GILMAN
with Rreeuan & Freeman 12I-7t
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iots. Ellis avenue. $500.
147Xl5e feet. Waco avenue. 81, 200.
% Ieer. Park Place. SAM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-Ful blood barred Plymouth
Rock anT buff LeghOrn eggs for hatch
ing. 1892 Hunter avenue. L. ;. Groves.
Wichita. l27-ltx
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FOR SALIc-S5Ith Emporia lots. near
Lincoln street 50 each.
A nice building site on 81. Fren,is south
of MuTdoCk. S450
East front lots on Park Fiaco avenue.
$3.50
~ feet. North IaWreuc-. near Murdocii.
500 each
- feet. east front second block. North
Market with cottage 5000
n Nain street business lot IN second
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs. fifteen
dollar scored male. 81 per j.: $3.50 per
Glenn, 42S Campbell avenue, Wichita.
Kan. 123- we-fr-su-tf
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FOR SALE-A few of the best bargains in
business blocks on Douglas ave. and
Main street. Casey & Raunch. 313 E.
Douglas. 127-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-The best corn farm in the
county al s45 per acre if sold this week
40 acres Of fine land joins the city. 1850.
acres near 10th street. at $3.50.
\ fine residence and 10 acres. we'll i'm
proved. fruit and shade good orchard.
price 3, 800.
50 acres of fine land joins the city at So
per acre.
ef0 acre ranch, . miles. fenced and cross
fenced. living water. good house and
barn. 100 acres in cultivation; an ideal
ranch; price Sl4 per acre.
NJ. ". kEOHANE.
127-1t Fps North Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

FOR SALE-10Q.000 acres OF good grazing
lands and improved ranches in south
western Kansas, at from $50 to 81 per
acre. Casey & Rauch, 3l3 z. Douglas.
127-1t
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INSTRUCTION.
POUI

WANTED-Common hens with their
broods of chicks from two days to a
week old. Cali 21S S. Emporia. l27-ltx
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FOR SALE-Buff Plymouth Rock eggs. 3
per setting of Is; all prize winners. A.
j Waddell 2l0 New York avenue.
Wichita. Kan. 103-Sun- wed-tf
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FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
for setting. Il for 81 1923 y Emporia
avenue. l21-sun-we d-sun-3tx
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~. 4 Wei improved gram aud siccl
farm So D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-13

50 acres fine alfalfa farm. at the edge
of city. Large fine house and other
good improvements; fine orchard. This
is an excellent suburban home. Price.
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FOR SALE-A beautiful building site. 3
lots, lays high and smooth as a floor
good soil. ia high state of cultivation;
lots left vacant for building, balance
set in me young orchard, 81 trees, APP
pies, peaches, pears. apricots. plums.
cherries. and a lot Of grapes and Der
RES. Lots alone are worth 500 each.
If sold this week viii take 81 l0C cash.
Owner leaving city. W. +. Bon Durant,
15i y. Market street I22-tu-fr-su-3t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Call for list of vacant lots.
Pit FRED W. ISRAEL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-18
State Flowers.

The states of the Union that have
adopted typical flowers as emblemS
are; California, the poppy; Louisiana,
and Mississippi, the magnolia; Colora
do, the columbine, Maine, the pine
cone; Kansas, the sunfiower; New
York, the rose; Rhode Island, the
violet; Iowa and North Dakota, the
wild rose; Vermont, the red clover;
Delaware, the peach blossom; Utah
the segG lily; Idaho, the Syringa; Ar
kansas. and Michigan, the apple bios
som; Oklahoma, the mistletoe; Oregon
the Oregon grape, Washington, the
rhododendron; and Minnesota the
lady slipper. Several states are discus
sing the matter of the adoption of a
state flower, and it is thought likely
that Florida will choose the orange
blossom, New Mexico the cactus, Ken
lucky the blue grass and South Caro-
lima the palmetto, though there is
much more palmetto in Florida than
in the palmetto state.' We have no
official national flower.-Topeka
Herald.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-18
The Scholar in Politics.

There has been much discussion of
the true place of the scholar in poll
tics, and there have been many who
have argued that it is a mistake when
men engaged in scholastic pursuits
subordinate these to political sctivity
or even divide their allegiance be-
tween politics snd literature or
science. Nor may it be denied that
TIE country has at times suffered
from the perniciouss activity of the
scholar in politics, when the intrusive
pedant with but limited knowledge
of the facts of practical, everyday
life, has Insisted that the policies of
an Intensely practical nation must be
squared to meet his empirical theories.
But a scholar is not necessarily an
empiric or a theOriSt, and when man
so literally endowed with common
sense as Andrew d White is willing
to cOnSecrate the ripeSt fruits of his
learning and experience to the service
of his country his attachments largely
enhance the valve of his service. The
possession of common sense should be
if not always the essential prereQui-
site to prominence in public life in
every case and when the posseSSor of
this gift is also scholar his value is
largely ENTHUSIASTICALLY Times.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-18
Winter Is On My Head, Eternal Spring
Is In Fly Heart.

The greatest French author of the
century, one of the greatest minds of
the worlds history, Victor Hugo, near
the close of his life wrote the follow
ing thoughts:
Il feel in myself the future life. I
am rising, l know, toward the sky.
The sunshine is over my head. Hea-
ven lights me with the reflection of
unknown worlds.
You say the soul is nothing but the
result of bodily powers; why. then, is
my soul the more luminous when my
bodily powers begin to fail? Winter
is on my head and eternal spring is in
my heart.
The nearer l approach the end, the
palmer l hear around me the immor-
tai symphonies of the worlds, which
invite me. 1t is marvellous, yet
simple. 1t is fairy tale, and it is
history. For half a century I have
been writing my thoughts in prose,
verse, history, philosophy, drama,
romance, tradition, satire. ode. song
have tried all. But l feel that 1
have not said the thouSandth part of
what is in me. When I go down to
the grave l can say, like so many
Others, i have finished my day IS work.
but cannot say, Il have finished my
life. My days work will begin the
next morning, The tomb is not
blind alley; it is thoroughfare. 1t
closes in the twilight to open with the
dawn. improve every hour because
/ love this world as my fatherland.
My work is only beginning. My work
is hardly above it's foundation. I
would be glad to see it mounting and
mounting forever The thirst for the
Infinite proves intinity. Christian
Uplook. =
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