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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

make out all that was written on IT.
Then he burst into a peal of loud laugh
ter.
Her face famed with anger, and she
gave him look full of scorn.
What you laughin bout now, big
gity?" she demanded. Reckon you
think you pow'ful smart"
"Oh, SIGH stuff, SIGH stuff" he cried.
IT never see nothin' like hit, an don't
blame you fer bein' 'shamed TO show
hit
Il want 'shamed to show hit. Hits
better poetry'n you kin write anyhow"
"Oh, lordy, SIGH stuff Jest a-listen
here:
Moneys sweet,
Hog meats greasy,
] love you,
An I'd like to squeeze you.
Lord, do you call that shore ''nough
poetry?''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

slide Without minutes hesitation.
Scamp plunged into the water and
swan rapidly away.
Boys and men who trap the little
creatures have no idea Of the torture
they suffer or they would hesitate to
wantonly capture them. Cut and bleed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

D o Q K a n q a
stick A story
tells how the fu-
ture poet and
journalist aboi-
ished the stick.
IL was a swell
tering day. and
the subject OF
the lesson was
De Amicitia ="
With an mat
tentive pupil the
master lost his
temper. The
stick descended.
and he struck
hard. The cul-
prit protested
that II was the
unprovoked as
sauit OF n next
door neigh5or
which had caus-
ed his thoughts
10 stray. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

er children to occupy her mind and her
life was a busy one she could not give
way to her grief His fate she held up
as a warning to other youngsters who
were too foolish to look for traps be-
fore coasting down alluring banks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
A FEW SNAPSHOTS.

In the last century geese were raised
In Russia and Poland in vast f1ocks al
most entirely for the sake OF their
quilts.
Cash registers and adding machines
are practically unknown IN the section
OF Brazil about Santos. Consul Girl
mondi % that port thinks they would
meet with a ready sale II introduced hv
agents speaking the language. He also
believes there is a good opening In his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

der them circumstances. too" he said.
Fact is. Jest b'lieve III do it,
And. bending his head. their lips met
in long drawn out kiss. When IL was
over, he said:
You reckon you shore love me. Susan
Ann?'
"Co'se do. Jim Tom" she answered
How you reckon could help Il when
you SO smart an TX up sich fine DO
etry7"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG FOLKS

ing, 1t was day before the owner of
the trap found Scurry half starved and
almost unconscious from terror and
pain.
AT home the otter's mother waited in
vain for his return but as she had 9TH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

next door neighhor confessed. and the
victims assailant was chilled with re-
morse. Calling The boy cut. he handed
him the stick and ordered the child 10
strike him-the master. Imperatlvelv
commanded. the boy obeyed. and ths
stick was never more used thencefor-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
AN ANEcDoTE OF
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD.

Many years ago Sir Edwin Arnold
was plain Mr.. Arnold, a pedarogae at
hinS Edwards school birmingham. n
those days there used to De placed on
the masters desk an snkstana. roll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
THE wooDPEckER's NAME.

''Woodpecker'' is a bird name that ex-
plains itself. but nuthatch is not so
simple until we learn that to hatch" is
to hack or break Up. This little wood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
A POSTUM RIDGE POET.
BY THOMAS P. MoNTFoRT.
1902, by Thomas P. MontfOrt.l

Bob Hanks wuz sloppin' an mussin'
roun' you, 1 reckon. Lord, that wuz
sickenin'. shore 'nough. How any gal
could bear to let sech Teller as that
kiss 'er is more'n I kin make out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
haunter feeds mostly on nuts. smashing
the shells with its strong beak.

Why do little birds in a nest agree
Because II they did not they would fall
out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
Nature THF 0TTFR WHO
Stories ,.,rMr ~oAe~vue
e @aR@ WIN OONO INV
5===- Copyright 1902, by Elizabeth Langsdorf 5===j

F careful where you 60" Mrs
Otter cautioned as her youn-
gest son emerged from their
L. burrow in the river bank.
You are much too fond of
sliding down mud banks. and I fear
THAI you viii get into trouble"
BY this time the little fellow was in
the water. for the passageway from the
house inclined down into the stream.
The otter swan rapidly Now he
would turn over on his back TO catch a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

ssIssSsa of -Th~ rAf~s4.h crs~..
H4ssaA~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
UNA IDEA ANEJAY Y TONTA.

Sc crela antiguamente, que una
medicina era ben6fca en- proportion
& 10 repugnante de su sabor y olor;
pero va sabemos que tai idea era
un disparate. No hay ninguna ra-
z6n por la cual la medicina deba
offender 4 los sentidos mas que los
alimentos, y por 10 mismo, uno de
los triunfos mas grandes que ha al
canzado la quimica en- los 1ltimos
amos, consiste en- 10 que Sc puede
lamar la redenci6n del aceite de
higado de bacalao. Todo ell mundo
sabe Guam asqueroso es el sabor Y
olor de esta droga en- su estado ma
tural, Y no es de extrafarse que Ia
mayorla de la gente declare QUO
prefere sufrir la enfermedad & to-
mar el aceite do higado de bacalao.
A pesar de todo 10 que Sc olga en-
contrario, las emulsiones son entera-
mente tan repugnantes como Ell a.
ceite puro. Ahora bien, es una de
las leyes de la naturaleza, que un
remedio que es repugnante al olfato
y al paladar, y que tambien revuel-
We el est6mago, no puede producer
buenos resultados, pues el organis~
mo Sc rebela en- su contra y 1 gri-
tos pide deshacerse de 6l. Ell mila-
gro apetecido Sc encuentra en- la
PREPARACION DE WAMPOLE
en- Ia cual tenemos la parte valiosa
del aceite, sin los demds elementos.
Este moderno y efcaz remedio es
tan sabroso como la miel y contieDo
los principles nutritivos curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los h1gados
frescos del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos, Malta y Ce-
rezo Silyestre. Tornado antes de los
alimentos, evita y cura la Tos, Dis
pepsia Neryiosa, Afecciones de los
Pulmoncs y todas las intermediates
que Sc originan por las impurezas de
Ia sangre. Gel Sr. DR.. Juan F. Vaca-
rezza, dc Buenos Aires, dice: Me es
grato hacer constar ell buen resulta-
do que he obtenido con su prepara-
ci0n, especialmente en- los niros con
valescientes, ancianos y debilitados
en- general" Cada d6sis es efectiva.
Nadie sufre un desengafio con es-
ta." . De venta en- todas las Boticas.
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c&ci6n de los m6todos mas breves de
calculo y operaciones comerciales.
El Dibuio Sc darG CON aplicac;6n
& las industrias. Dos veces sema.
males habr& lecciones de geo netrfa.
La cl&se de iugles estark q cargo de
un experto maestro amer ic&no.
Esta Escuels ser& de gran utili-
dad, pues tendrG tsmbien clases de
taquigrsffS, que tan necessria SO hs-
ce en- toda clase de of1cinas, y pr6c,
ticas de escriturs en- mac uinss. 81 an.
do por consiguiente, auuque no sea
esa SD fin&li1&d, incident&lmente, 10
preparatoria para las e .cusl&s in.
dustriales y de conercio, que ssns.
lar&n en- nuestra historiA de un mo.
do permanente Ell p&so por Ell De par
tamento de Educaci6n del ilustrado
Doctor Lindsay, que empieza 6 deli
near su programs en- el importRnte
ramo que con tanto Scierto 80 ha
confiado a su vastR inteligencia y la
boriosid&d.
Don Alberto r Martinez, Ius-
pector general, so h. tornado Ell ma.
yor inte e. en- secundar las 6rdenes
del Doctor Lindsay.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
DiCen de San
Sebastian,

Raina en- este pueblo gran ami
maci6n, con motive d9l comienzo
que en- breve tendran los trabajos de
10 csrreterA que de este pueblo con-
duce q Lares, Y - los brAceros ten
dram donde honrsdameute g@nar 10
necesario a su subsistencia y ibPsr
Sc del agiotismo de Giertos propietA
rios que 500 con Is centavos quie
rem pagar doce hores de trabA1o.
A proposito de carreterAs ell
ssrvicio de conservation y polic1A
de 10 que de es.e pa sb1o conduce al
de Aguadills, deja mucho que de
scar, especislmente en- los diez 6 do
ces primeros Kilometres pues slgu'
nos camiueros desatienden el servi'
clio que les esta Q Gomez dado, p r
e} cual bastAnte bien Sc les retrion
ye, Y algunAs veces hAcen denunci@s
sin tener coucieucia de sus actos
L.Amamos lA Atenci6n de nuestro
particular amigo Ell s nor Soils, para
que 0rriia 6 los subordinados qae
no cumplAu CON su deber puss nos
cousta Que dicho s-1or SO empens
en- ell cum plimiento de 10 suyos, y no
admite faItas de nlng0n geaero en-
los que estAn bsjo sus ordenes.
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ACtiYidad
en- Ell DGpartamentO
de instruction PdbliCa.
ESCuela nOCturna.
Glasses de taquigraffa.
Aumento de profesores.

Habfamos anunciado que el 10.
norable DR. Samual Il. Lindsay, Co.
misionado de Educaci6n, tenfa en-
estudio ls ampli&cion de estudios en-
L. -EscuelS Nocturn&, y ha dadO los
primeros pasos en- ese sentido.
La Escuels funcionar6 en- To- CO.
So ro 16 de IL cslle Allen, que reune
mejores condolences que los dem&s
establecimieutos docentes de Ia ciu.
dad.
E. Ayuntamiento, & petici6n de
la Junta E collar, hA concedido Ell
alumbrado el6ctrico que SO ha consi-
dorado necesario.
La instruction que so dar& en-
esta Escuela ser& esencialmente
pr6ctics = de Immediate Aplicaci6n,
siendo, por 10 tanto, el plar que en-
ella se seguir&, distinto del de los
Escuel&s de die.
LIS base ser& una escuela gra-
duada con Tres depArtAmentos al
priucipiar, siendo uno de ellos para
los que c&rezcAn de toda clase de CO.
nocimientos escolares, CUE tendr&n
que empezar por aprender leer y
escribir en- espaftol ingl6s y q l.
quirir los primeros elementos pr&c
ticos de Aritm6tics.
En- ell 6ltimo curse ell estudio
de Ia Aritm6tica serA complete y
practico, NADIA de tsorfAs, con spli.
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Diao hpaeiaI de Ia opinion de rensa.
V61nes q de 1902
Entered at the Pos 0me at San mn samndds dsmatgJ July
ReVueltaS en- Russia.

Los corresponsales ingIeses en- RH
sia re6eren una tremenda serie de
motines por varios dfas en- distintas
parties del imperio, y auuque no es'
peciicau cssos. dicen que habo mu-
chos muertos
Dicsn que en- Tala, Russia Can
tral, amos soldados SO negaron &
obedecer la VOC de faego contra los
hue'gaistss, y que m Official mat6 q
SD s&rgeuto { ssblazos por desobe-
decerle.
En- resdmen, SO pints Ia situa-
Ci6n de Russia como al borde de una
revoluci6n.
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So ALQUILAN

hAbitacionss, en- L. casa n6mero 90
do II Gale da San Jogd. s prSsics
maaisos.
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I'm esta imprentA Sc vende ps.
pei do peri6diC0s & $40 sl QRintAl'
The evening world., 1902-03-13
CANTOR ASKED FOR
MORE FlRE-ESCAPES.

Supt. Stewart and Secretary Nc
Gill of the Department OF Buildings,
had an extended conference with
President Cantor. OF the Borough OF
Manhattan. relative TO the fire-escape
provisions In the Building Code The
Department OF Buildings was deslrous
of learning how much support might
bo expected from the Board OF Alder
men In n request for more efficacious
laws in case the courts should decide
that under the present ordinances the
owners o, hotels would not have 10
provia- hre-escapes While such a
contingency is not expected. the de-
partm, nj desires 10 bc ready 10 meet
i should % occur
The conference was tn Mr. cnntors
private once and want assurance" II
any. hs gave Sup' Stewart Vas u1;
announced A matter watch Ices not
sarpnI. n rrctt,st success for an "'-
frrt to se.ur. "A adequate nge-.scaDe
4e b, that -.t.ra y thr mo,., .uAu-
"ruul members ~ ~. Board of Alder
The evening world., 1902-03-13

door. Overcome by the warmth OF the day
he had fal.ca asleon and had entirely
'htlei to hear thc click OF the keyboard.
which ordered him TO signal FOR the eSeur.
,ion train to stop Rog,.d % his senses
and hearing the metallic soundsr talking to
him he realized all TOO well the grave na-
ture of his o'rcnse All he could 10 was TO
HerNously click back the words Train has
passed and nutely alt staring at the in.
strIment
The worst happened The special, on that
terrible down grade crashed into a fre gh,
which was making all possible time. eX-
pectlnE - pass the extra az hts siding
Around US everywhere are occurring con.
rnually similar traae edies. The human body
ls more marvellous system than 'hIt Of
any great railway corporation Il o., pro.
vided with it, Telegraph wires that are used
TO give signals Of danger The danger sig.
mails have ben telesrauhed 10 you again
and again. but you like the operator arc
asleep You do not heed The danger signals
'he weakness. ner, business. debility sleep.
iessness. the tired feeling mornings the
stomach. liver or kidney troubles until YOU
wake with start to n. fact that already
,here has been too much DELAY Cre. ping
The evening world., 1902-03-13
FIGHT FOR FIRE-ESCAPES
TAKEN UP BY LEGISLATURE.
Senator Green Intro
duces BiIICompeIIing
Their Erection on
Special Glasses Of
BuiIdings-Cantor Is
Asked to Act in This
City.

ALBANY, March i3.- Senator
Green t-ddg introduced a BIZ ae.
signed 10 compe! the placing Of out
,iic frr-escapes On certain buildings
throughout the STATE, and also deslg-
Eatiug the comm ,sloEer Of LGtor 10
hauc M supervision u and lnSptc-
ton Ot such frs.sseapss.
Al buildings more than tuo stories
IN height used IN whoie or IN part
as a school building. hospital, d,y.
.um, home for the infant, the aged.
cr!gplsd or mhrm, sGniiarinm, dor
m.Iory, theatre. opera. ouse, dance,
music or assembly hal, hotel, prsvdts
or lu6iic Institution must be so
cqmpped.
apartment or tenement houses IN
cities of the first class are exempted
from the provIs ons of the law.
The evening world., 1902-03-13
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE.
HEED THE SIGHHL-H TERRIBLE,
THRILLING STORY.

paralysis. nervous n-c-'--'son. serious liver
md klincv complaint, w-s Eed constitution
or approaching INSANITY. stare YOU In the
face because the danger signal has been is-
nored and another victim Is being hastened
toward an early grave
Take our advice and 10 no. consider any
trousl, 30 matter how r.iins Of too little
-igninraurr 10 receive n,'eu'ion Take that
tor your nerves and blood that you know
will make them strong aud well. Take that
which has been proved ln thousands o,
cases 20 DO 'he mos efficient nerve and
blood remedy ever given TO mankind You
will md where ANYTHING that can equal
pr Gr.cne's Neryurs blood and nerve rem
cdy II stands TO-DAY distinctly IN a GLASS
by Itself ns the greatest restorative of a
weakened. exhausted wasting or over
workce nervous system ever discovered by
man. A. strengthener and inv'rorator OF
tho nerves and a purifier o. the blood Il is
OF the greatest value and stands unequailed
and unriyallef by any other remedy In the
world. II is the best possible spring medi-
cine you can take. This famous remedy
The evening world., 1902-03-13

was discovered by Or Greene. who is un-
douoteiIy the mos; suees-ssul specials, IN
curing nervous. chronic or lingering dis.
eases We should advise that YOU begin to
TAX" his great remedy. Dr Grecn.s Ner-
Nura blood and nerve remedy. at once. and
ei'her rhli tn person upon Or Greene. or
write 10 him. at iol Fifth avenue. New
York Civ for such Information as you ,..ei
yoH- need pr Greene viii consult and adj.
''' 18th !.u without charging you any
---e N.-,L-r ". oil OF NrLLn
The evening world., 1902-03-13

men I'D those "h" hold np'r'l'i
places on the committees "H|'H would
Ha'" if" Hsla' ration - sl'a az ';l.-
nance are meH whose pr't'" business
ai'Ee,ts 'N'm "a buildings zeal "St1i"
ts! rif"i matters some belle mat
hey woad vigorously ppp'." ANY p.1"
20 '"rce a 'rc-prppt oul'iing ~ a''1'1
hf"-tsrt3's
Hoard >"w for IL
n,, lii. from ,a... r,.., ., .. L...,r.
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So.
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!.
h"'"" 'h"' the '"""i"r" '"'"'e'
will make u determined hEht 'o
prevent the city from compelling
hot-I ,ro,r,-t,r. ,o ,,,ld ar.-
h''id's those ho'e''Heepers VINO nave
alr"Hay s'Snihed 'h'lr pAfp's" ~ contest
ths 'r"er '' the department '"hs"th'hs
Hre-escaPes 'h"'- are many VINO nave
The evening world., 1902-03-13

The Road to Success Is via Sunday
World Wants.
The evening world., 1902-03-13
he DID NOT

TICK k-tiek-tick-tiek.tic tick-tick and
so IN. telegraph instrumen, clicked out its
i'm por;Ant message unh-eicd
40 extra excursion train. bearing hun
dreds Of happy people. dew by the taithless
station agents post nor did he realize that
this train running out Of the regular time.
was near him. until - Numbered past the
The evening world., 1902-03-13

- Avenue u, cor Anderson 81. Bay
Hurs
% FIRST s.. be- FsItoa and Frsnkiia.
EllTabsthpp-t y
: Main - i1nktrS Y Y
l2I soltA foarl Ave, Mouni vsrnos.
Y.
JS-5s Ofchari s. Tlr-yfasu. y Y
20 Main - Ses Rochelle y Y.
ii Railroad A.. cor l.S1inEtyn Ave-,
white Pia!as n y
The evening world., 1902-03-13

Got bargain 20 0Ter' Don't hffs
u 1T crybudy know It through
Ihe World
The evening world., 1902-03-13

lu.' tttvn'ipn from the building lnspec-
''rs From reports watch have been
frl" hy th' inspectors 81 .~ learned hai
's. 1rs majority %: 20, lpar'meu'-
Do I.,s o. the upper part ol 'he cIiy
nav" been built with but one stairway
.H ne budding aui that one s., fnli %
"uctrcl.s the elevator slatt IN, other
stairway. II there be one. il Usually
- 'd"n and leads from 'h" hack - -.
.u.!i.u.
Not Considered td.uunt".
Ne!taer L. considered adequate a- q
'u' ans " HErr~S lu case Of ire. a.. yNa
.'gicnce shows that ir- usually ~ X,
ta elevator shat first and uses ~ as a.
Hue. thus rendering useless ~" stairs
f1.'' around ~ A. 90 ;hr frame stair
ways they are not considered ~ N.
.-rt I' escape Some ~ these apart
myut- houses are 'yn and tNslN" SfuGis-
.gh tnd are nilci WIKI great quantities
Y c"mnus'ih" material
II -nm" one would burn can < sui
p1ur IN the basement u one ~ 'h.S"
APARTMENT houses, said al Inspector
every one ou the upper floors would p"
-uffpcHted p"tor. t7"i could gcf down
'H' stairway II some one dropped
lighted match into no piles OF sr-aS-
usually a. the bottom Of an elevator
-hdft the wAol" building would b. m
fro IN a minute ana thsr" would bc no
rsClp. except through open windows
rhese buildings should certainly have
fr.-esra pes
Supt. stewart said that mt prrsent
hts entire force was being kept
bus, with the hotels. hut that Rs
soon as the matter of having them
provide hr---.cap-s was well un-
der way he would start Z" work
on the observation-disclosures.
The Inspections being made by the
! Flr. Department are tn .onIuHctinu with
those pi the Department pf Buildings
| Will. tae Building Department ufl,g-
! Iug hotels % pr vide Nrc-'sciu's. the
! FIR. t.rtr wsuf o. Hritr.a- TIE s1fu'
hotels or others Whirh may no irhc."ut
o. supply the nre-nEntlrs Appliances
| provided Hy law. ~ many instances
! pipes from 'a- street Goo 'Hr roof Others
with s-v-rl lengths II hos" with noz-
| E'.- anil ~. distribution - hand gr"r-
Z l4y- has been gou'f 30.
\ comm Violation - he ar" escape
! laws N.s seen ia. failure ui many NH'. Is
wnlrr have flr' escapes 90 have o. '1"1
| room d, diagram ~ m. Moor N.tu. show
Boz. Nhsru ia" 1r.--~ctp"- are located
aud showing tg arrows lHN cash ir'-
.-.tr, may Pee reached from each room.
| Tl.-. hotels have been ordered to pro-
..E. .Hr d.aEr ms and - hang them IN
| consp.cuaus plares Ne iher. IL rp lNur-
| mol, o. th.s provision Of the Building
! ,'.H. Tn, hotels violating are complying
yttnoui making q contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
SENSATIONAL RsHKRi,p7
PIANO SALE

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF II c. w. RODMAN co, LIN
coin, NEB, CLOSED OUT TO US BY THE CREDITORS AT
OUR OWN SPOT CASH OFFER.
The pianos are now being shipped in and the grand sale will
begin tomorrow, Monday, March 18th. The c. w. Rodman Co.
started October LIST last, and were in business for only a few
months. The pianos are absolutely new and perfect in every
way. This firm started out well but they found it easier to buy
up a large stock, INCLUDING ALL THE LEADING STAND
ARD MAKES, than to sell them. The instruments they carried
were of the higher grade for the general trade, and they were
compelled to close their doors, and their creditors sacrificed their
entire piano stock to us for spot cash. Hayden Bros. will make
prices that will quickly sell these elegant instruments. AbsO-
lutely the most astonishing opportunity ever offered piano buy
ers to secure a fine instrument at ridicuously low prices. Every
piano and organ in this sale will be fully guaranteed by us in
every respect. This tremendous purchase will crowd us so for
room that we have decided to make special cut prices on or, own
splendid line of pianos now OF, hand to move them quickly. Such
a genuine bargain giving sale in fine pianos was never known be-
fore. These pianos and organs will be sold for cash or on easy
payments if desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
SENATOR WILLARD AT HOME
Says Successor 20 Cashie Anderson
WIN Probably he Selected
I'm Few Days.

Senator Willard arrived from Washington
yesterday and for the hrst half OF the
day put in busy hours between pressing
business at the Omaha National bank and
friends who came in to visit and talk over
other matters. The latter were go nu-
merous and interesting that a number were
entertained at luncheon to economic time.
There is nothing to tell that has not
already been told" said the senator.
'HThings In Washington are known almost
az soon In Omaha as they are at the capital.
I am at home for a few days on business
and maybe when that is disposed OF ! viii
be able to devote some time to other af-
fairs.
"Yes, the question of the successor to
Mr.. Anderson as cashier Of the Omaha Ma
tional probably will be decided before re-
turn to Washington, but nothing decisive
in the matter has been done yet
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
odd FeIIow., Attention.

Members Of Omaha lodge No. 2. l. o. o.
f., will assemble at /. o. o. F. hall, 14th
and Dodge streets, on Sunday, March 16, at
1 D. m, to attend the funeral Of our late
brother. Fred w. Burkman. Members OF
sister lodges are also requested to attend.
RAYMOND v. COLE, N. @.
CHARLES A. PATTERSON, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

Hamilton Warren. NJ. D., eclectic and
magnetic physician, office at Victoria hotel,
1908 and 1910 Dodge street, till a suitable
location can be found. Special attention to
all long standing or lingering diseases Of
vvomen and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
CoLoNIsT
DIED.

BURKMAN-Fred W., March 8. 1902, at
Las Vegas, N. NJ, of tuberculosis, aged
"a years, 8 months, 4 days.
Funeral Sunday, March IS, at 2 p. m.
from family residence, $500 Seward street.
Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends
invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
Special notice to knights of Macca-
bees.

Funeral services Of Sir Knight Fred w.
Burkman will be conducted from his late
residence, No. $500 Seward street, Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1t is earnestly re-
quested that all members Of Omaha tent No.
70 meet at new Labor Temple, 18th and
Dodge, at u O'Clock sharp, and attend in a
body. w. T. MULLEN, Commander
GEORGE A. OSTRoM, Record Keeper.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
sprinr stock OF suitinEs.

We are now showing our new spring
stock OF s~uitings for ladies and gentlemen
and invite you to inspect the same.
]. A. KERVAN TAILORING CO.,
l2A s. 18th st. ,