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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05

The Dairy of Goose Girl is a tale of
a pretty American girl who ran away
from her lover in England and played
at being a goose girl until he came
ana found her. The flash of humor
and the play of fancy for which Kate
Douglas Virgins writing is famous
here have free range. Her wit scin-
tillates over the pages like sunshine.
and her sentiment for beauty finds
abundant play in the descriptions of
the tiny Sussex village where the
heroine tended poultry. She has
again shows her versatility, for among
all the outdoor books so greatly in
vogue this strikes unique note.
She has succeeded in individualizipg
her hens, ducks, and geese. and they
are as interesting as human heroes
and heroines. Sir Muscovy Drake,
Lady Blanche, Mallardina Crippltoe
are all drawn with exquisite grace.
humor. and sympathy. 1t is this sym
patty after all which is the>secret of
Mrs. Wiggin's hold upon the public.
Every piece of work that comes from
her hand has singular charm; as if
the author were head over ears in
love with it herself and were bound
to make the reader fall under the
same spell.-which. he promptly does.
The attractiveness of the book is
heightened by lavish illustration.
The quaint little houses ''set about
the green like those in a toy village
the farmers family and servants,
and. above all. the poultry.-have
given the artist. Claude \. Shopper
son. an unusual opportunity. He has
furnished fifty-four drawings which
make the reader well acquainted with
Thornycroft Farm and its inhabi-
tants.
1.-The Dairy of Goose Girl is an
enjoyable bit of literature which one
can pick up and read aloud and be
sure of a laughing. delighted audi
ence. Houghton Mifffn q Co., pub
fishers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05
d ADAMS streef, MinneapoLs, Minn., as

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for which
dtOref Although
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05
For LeglsIative NomInatIon.

For Legislative Nomination
At the solicitation of many friends 1 here
by announce myself a candidate for the
nomination for minority representative
subject to the decision of the democratic
convention and invite the support of those
who deem me worthy. W. 4. MOORE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05
Beyond Control.

Cant you put him
to sleep, John?"
no; it would take
Young Corbett' to put
this kid to Sleep
New York Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05

Cecil Rhodes paid part of the price
which staggered humanity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05
rn Cnre Grin In rwn nars.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes
the cause. T.. w. Groves signature
on every box. Price rs cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05
The Field of Literature.

The steady Improvement which has
been noticeable in recent numbers of
Outing is even more evident in the
April number. The watchword of
the Outing editorial sanctum seems
to be Keep Near TO Nature" and on
this line Casper Whitney and his
associates are succeeding admira bly,.
The cover of the April number and
the frontispiece are striking exam
pies of color work. and from first to
last the magazine is editorialiy. ar
tistically. and mechanically far ahead
of former numbers: in fact, il may
be safely said that Outing is now one
of the handsomest and most enter
tanning magazines in the world. The
table of contents of April Outing
contains names well known in the
world of sport and athletics, and the
pictures are such as will make the
reader take mp the magazine again
and again To enjoy the pleasure of
studying them. For those who shoot
and fish there are some rare good
things in this number of Outing:
The Witchery of Wa-Wa," by Edwyn
Sandys; Fishing for Japanese Sam.
Jordan; Protective Instinct in
Game" by Lynn Tew Sprague; The
Maneater of Seven Streams" by Cap
tain Il. &. Burton, of the Indian
Army; The Elk of the Pacific
Coast" by +. $. Van Dyke: The
Bloodhound. the Harmless Hunter"
by Lillian {. Moeran; and The First
Trout of the Season." by Reginald ii.
Johnson. Mike Donovan, boxing in
structor of the New York Athletic
Club, gives some graphic lessons in
bag punching. and Leon Nandervoort
talks entertainingly of Making Col
lege Freshmen Strong" For yachts
men John HysloP tells of The New
Rule of Yacht Measurement" There
are also the usual seasonable depart
ments. and Caspar Whitney talks in
his entertaining way in The Sports
mans Viewpoint"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09

of the enlightened ministers have been
broadening much recently. especially Ia
the matter of free expression u opinion
when Professor Weeks was asked what
would become OF the tendency of sns pHi
pi, 10 lecture rather than 70 preach tna
Gospel he said he shouEht there wcEId
ho "a protest soon that soald make tbs
preachers c0nfue themselves - preach
INK the Gospel His attention was called
- the growing Gesirs 81 pulplteerz 90
aescant on books. politics. war ard other
profans ssb3ects. snd 10 said that when
he breaches he does not even quote po-
etry. although he says hs can rspsas
more poetry than any msa 81 Kansss.
He SAYS there is too much .iecturins
ard not enough preaching "a The Sab
bath services ~ the present day
Sir Weeks is not partial e emotional
religion. or az ieazs % the shouting kind.
and ne thinks that higher education viii
analiy 50 away with shst lie saYs
that education g. ths hope * The nssho-
dist church--all that can saFs it-srd ~
is now writing a thesis along that lins
TIE aaya that education la recesssry -
give tbe emotions proper ard intelligent
direction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
SMALLPOX.

This dreadful disease Is now very prev
aIent in all parts OF tire country. and.
as exposure 10 its malignant breath is
liable TO occur at any time no matter how
careful we may be- il behooves every
one To take proper precautions 10 prevent
the germs from affecting the body. The
doctors say that pure blood. good diges-
tion and regular bowel movements ma
terially aid the body in resisting attack.
herce Il IS the course Of wisdom TO purify
and strengthen the system without delay.
\ most effective remedy for this purpose.
ono that combines the necessary proper
ties for purifying the blood. strengthening
the kidneys. toHing up the digestive
organs and for cleansing ard regulating
the bowels will be found IN thai wen
known system tonic and purifier. Prlckly
Ash Bitters. This valuable remedy Is the
right thing for putting the body IN shape
TO resist the effect Of exposure 10 small
pox. No one VIII knowingly expose him
self 70 this disease. The exposure usually
takes place when Il IS least expected,
therefore the need for precautionary
measures is the more Urgent u is safe
10 say that the frequent use q Pricklv
Ash Bitters while the disease IS so prev
alent VIII keep the body n such fine
physical condition that no ordinary ex-
uosure will affect g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
DISAPPEARED
NOTHING HEARD OF All JES.
XINGS SINCE LAST OCTOBER
Tenant of His Farm Requests Officers
TO Make search

Guthrie. o. T.. Feb. SO. R. Jennings,
Of Armourdale. Kan, a suburb of Kan
sas iCty. Mo-. who owns a fine farm near
Mckinley. this county. has disappeared
under mysterious circumstances. and the
omccrs fear that he has met with foul
play.
Last October. Jennings was at his :arm
ana visited with MS tenant, Walter Sto-
van, and before starting for home. he
made a loan Of 500 on the place and then
set out for Armourdale. Mr. Stovall. as
has been his custom. has written each
week TO the address Of Jennings at Ar
mourdale. and as ne never got a word in
reply, he came 10 town and informed the
officers. and Sheriff Carpenter in con
junction with the Kansas officers. are
trying to solve the mystery Of Jennings
su ulden disappearance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
ROBERTS,
DILLON AND
C. W. ROMB0
Attorney General, Coal Oil In
spector and Treasurer
Appointed.
BY GOVERNOR FERGUSON
Blaine County Men Now Fill
ing Four Good Offices.
BY GOVERNOR FERGUSON

Guthrie, o. T, Feb. s.-GovernoE Fergu-
son today announced the following ap-
pointments: sh
J. c. Roberts OF ff~Xingfsher, as attor-
ney general for tie territory, TO succeed
Jere c. StraDg, resigned. The new appoin-
zee is one Of the most prominent attor-
neys IN Oklahoma, and has been slated
for the position ever since Governor Fer
Ruson was appointed as chief executive
Z John H Dillon Of eGary, Blaine county.
TO be coal oil inspector, 10 succeed Z. E
Brown Of Oklahoma City. Mr.. Dillon
was offered the position Of territorial
treasurer, to succeed Mash ". Rambo,
but at a late hour last night. after re-
peated conferences with the governor,
1t was decided to let Mr.. Rarlbo continue
n his present position and Mr. Dillon
was appointed to the oil inspectorship,
position Of greater emoluments, which he
accepted.
Governor Ferguson, as soon as Mr.. Dill
ion was placed. announced that he would
Te-appoint Mr.. Rambo as territorial
treasurer, and today made the three an
s7ouncements. Mr.. Rambo has made a
very popular official and his retention viii
give entire satisfaction, and especially in
his home county of Pawnee.
Blaine county now has four of the best
appointements in the gifts Of the COVER
nor. namely, governor. private secretary.
coal oil inspector. and one regent of the
territorial university The passing of
+. T. Brown OF Oklahoma county, whose
place as coal oil inspector was given TO
Mr.. Dillon, leaves that county without a
rlace in the present administration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
AlI World Over
NEWS IN NUT SHELL
FROM EVERY NOOK
OF THE EARTH

OdeH. Neh.. Feb. S.-The sum Of $, zoo
has been stolen from Mrs. Thos. Sc.a-
bic, Il Bohemian widow who lives just
north OF this town. she had it buried
ia a tin can.
Cleveland. O., Feb. S.-James W. Dick
inson. former chief Of the Cleveland ire
department, and one of the best known
fire fighters in the country, died today
after long illness.
New York. Feb. S.-DsnieI W Guernsey.
civil war veteran. lawyer and politi-
clan, died here today. aged Is years. He
was q leader in Temmany hall
Pebin. Feb. S.-The Chinese government
today dismissed all the European pro
fessors from the imperial university.
New York. Feb. S.-Bartholomew F.
Clune. q New York City policeman.
committed suicide today by shooting
rather than to answer charges which
had been preferred against him.
Buffalo, y. y, Feb. S-The Buffalo 10
II owners Of The Niagara hotel. has
made q general assignment
Albany. \. i. Feb S-The Iffnckel Brew
Ing ccmuany. which owns one Of the
largest brewcries in Albany. made IN
assignment today 10 Edward 9lurphy.
Jr. Of Troy
London. Feb. S-Saow storms and fog
euvelop practically the entire United
Kingdom. Tie weather IS the most
severe known in twenty years.
New York. Feb. S.-A Republican news
paper controlled by Americans. VIII he
established in Manila. according to the
Herald.
Washington. Feb. S--Rear Admiral ana
Mrs. Schley arrived Ia Washington This
morning from the.v western and south
ern trin ard went ~ once 10 theIr apart-
meuts in -he Rielllcnd.
San Francisco. Feb. s.-Hid Lavigne ana
Jack @ Brlen have beon matched 70
dsht oet1~e she Yosemite Aghletlc club
or February y. ~ ths Mechanics payil-
ion
New YORK. Feb s-A waterspoat has
wrecked 3 station on the Jeron.rlo stez-
z,iile Centrai raiiway. csusiaE usanv
deaths and great aa-uarA on plantations
according - q Herald 6tsnatch frosn
RID De Janeiro. Brazu
Lancaster r--. Feh S-Earl.- TODAY A
attempt wcs made to ro5 the Car Nat
i5nel aanz at Gep. Pa Is miles EAST
- This cIlv. ending in L lively exchange
x shots between the t0ua watcnrra =.
pa-li Stamix aed the bsre' ~he
vatch-sau woa tee b2ftle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
HIS CONVICTIONS SHOOK
Doctor. rot Relieving in Vaccination
Is TaIsen Down win AlmmlInox

Boston, Feb. s.-A sensation was caused
today by the encouragement OF the board
Of health that DR.. I. Pleifer who volun-
tariiy exposed himself 10 the smallpox
at the hospital at Galloupe's Island about
two weeks ago. is i'll with the disease in
It's worst form and probably cannot live.
Or. Pleifer is one OF the strongest oppo-
nents of vaccination in the state and re-
Gently appeared before the legislative
committee TO urge the repeal of the
cornpulso vaccination law. Having the
courage of his convictions. he went to
Galloupe's Island and completely ex-
posed himself TO smallpox.
DR.. Peifer gained notoriety some time
ago by fasting for month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
Hon. Silas Hare
ex-CHlEF JUSTICE OF NEW MEXICO.

county November 1911
with Mexico law
Indiana in 1885, Settled
O
Philippine
c.,
I earnestly recommend your persons suffering
with catarh disorders good
and wholesome remedy SILAS HARE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09

two French horns, one bassoon. drum and
traps. and so forth. The organization is
holding two rehearsals q week. II Sc
working hard and Is arriving at stage
OF proficiency which ts going 20 win and
hold popularity And the best Of IL Is
that Wichita IS alive 70 the situation.
appreciates what an orchestra ~ this
size means, and the benefit & viii be.
This Is shown by those who have already
subscribed for season .icleets partial
list includes Charles @. Cohn. Or. l. =.
Rex, J. II. Stewart. Q. s. Reach. Henry
Walleustein. Or. J. G. Dorsey. X. =
Rodolf. C. X. Purves. =. r. Mastcrmau.
G. II Brooks. Y. X. Jones. Paul L.
Noble. Fred .. Allen. r. +. Wolf J. II
Burns. T. J. Cossett B. y Anuawait. =.
s. Richardson. Ora Mckinney. +. II. Rob
ertson. II. y. Nc Coy. +. =. Woodfora.
r. L. Davidson. y. Y. Walker " =.
Innes. Q. !. Davidson. Ike Goldsmith. Gus
Warnhoff. H. ". Darling. Or. S. S. Noble
DIT. r. l. Hamilton. g. 81. Whiincy. J.
II Moore. J. \. Richardson. Thornton
". Sargent. Nern. Dyer Walter T. Pond.
~. J. Weiser. Jack Shields r. H. Rob-
ins. J. L. H. Francis. Barnes & New
comb. r. I. Eaton. J. w. Burton Pred
Menz. Henry Huffman J. Eimer Reese.
Robert Wiliiames. Albsrtlna Bissanfz. T.
Cotto. Jacob Eciert. J. Henry Then.
John Braitsch Fred Baldwin. q. Gehr-
ing. DR.. PM 7 strohecker. J. II Riack,
r ". Hickman J. =. Hocka6av. Frank
p. afuun. ?. ?. Evans y. c. Franks. 81
r. Delaney. = II. Priddy Thomas Ma-
han. Charles p. Darrigraud. J. r. Ma
ban. A. Hess. Thomas Shaw. Otto pTsise.
Fred Doid 9. F Lehman. William WAL
lace. C. r. Potts. II. A. Martin. II
Schnitzler ard G. r FnIfon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
"A CHIEF JUSTICE RECOMMENDS PE=RU=NA.
CATARRH CURES.
An Eler-lncreasing Host Of
WifnaSSaS-


II uScd to ee very common &c hear
people say that chronic catarrL caaaot
be cured The science Ss medicine has
this day and age os the world Thoso
who know ot Peru-.s. know that casarrh
can be cured. \ few o. the grea, Inu.-
tftude CT witnesses 20 tbs fact win be
given. The names and addresses are
given that even bc6y may have An o1.-
ro-tunity OF investigating further II shey
desire.
str. Jacob L. Davis. Gslena. No. Vr.sss.
Il have been cured OF my cata-rhas
sfIiiction. and think shat Perapa ia al
you claim il 10 De. You are AT lsocrty
70 use this testimony II yog wish.
JACOB L. DAVIS.
Mr.. 5 r Hankinson. Poushlsespsis.
y. y. writes:
4 have suffered Tor a Ions time with
severe headaches. caused from catarrs.
Some time ago I VAS confined 70 uly bed.
I had severe pains n the region of uy
kidneys 1 read OF Perana IN 2 lltt.e
pamphlet. and purchased a bottle, aad
felt little better. I continued 1aSlas
IL faithfully and feel better than ( have
done wonders for me. aud am free e.
say that no words OF mine can frame
sentence strong enough in praise 0f what
Peruna has done Tor me
5. r. HANKINSOS.
Mr.. r. W. Hawes. No, is Grove 81.
san Francisco. Cal. writes
Tor nine years I was sufferer from
catarrh. was advised BY q friead 70
Try Peruna. After taking one bottle
noticed much improvement. and the see
ond cured me. free1s recommend
Peruna % suffering humanity
II " HAYES
Mr.. +. G. Morrow. strathroy. ont..
writes.
II suffered for years wi;h catarFh and
tried Peruna, and e cured me within
a few months and / am very grateful
and most pleased with the results I
obtained from It's use. Whenever feel
a cold coming on take few doses of
Peruna. and it st ouce throws sr ai
unfayorable conditions
r. C. MORROW
Mr. Samuel J. Peterson. Conductor of
the Detroit Lodge ]. O. Q. T.. q Madison
avenue. Detroit. Mich. writes
'Peruna has given me an iron eonssi-
tuition. suffered for years with a most
unpleasant catarrh of the head ard
throat which gave ne an offensive
breath. 4 fslend advised me 20 Try
Peruna. I dld 50. rather skeptical n
mind and now there is nothing ! havs
such faith iu as your catarfh remedy.
IN nine weeks / was completely cured.
my general health was also greatly ira.
proved and I soon found myself stronger
than I had been for years and can
endure more strain and work than ]
have been able % endure far years
sAMUEL !. PETERSON
n you DO not derive prompt ara
satisfactory results from the use 81
Peruna, write at once 70 Dr.. Hartman.
GIVING a fuli statement Of your case.
and ne will be pleased % give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, Persistent of
The Hartman sanitsriuu, Columbus.
Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
WANT LAND CONDEMNED
EAaty Railroad ~ OuId Use school sec
lions for FERN .uags

Guthrie. 0. T. Feb. S.-Todav Attor-
nevs Horace Speed and John Devereux.
acting for the II. X. & T. railroad. filed
2 petition with Governor Ferguson ask
jig that a part of the school section ad-
Joining the city be condemned for terni-
nal facilities for that road. which is
ming to this city. The governor has
this duty TO perform, The method being
for the appointment Of three appraisers
who view the premises and assess the
damages. the amount going into the
school land fund.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
MERCANTILE STCR5 RAlDED
Sang Of Outlaws shoot Down CIerh
af Fort Simmer and Eacnnt.

Denver. Colo. Feb. S.-A special to the
News from Ala Gordo. n. NJ, says the
news has Just reached there of raid
on the store Of the Pew Mercantile cons
pany at Fort Sumner. Wednesday night,
by a gang of outlaws supposed to be the
same that recently robbed a bank and
a pay car at Santa Rosa. One OF the
employees OF the store was killed and
$lo0 in cash was taken. The gang is
headed for the Captain mountains ,and is
being pursued by q sherin's posse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
FERGUSON
APPOINTS FOSTER AND HALLOF
HOBART COWNES@lOEERs
OF INSANITY.
First Such appointments Eade in the
New Country.

Guthrie. O. T, Feb. S.-Governor Fer
guson late this afternoon announced the
appointments Of Richard Foster and
Frank Hall, of Hobart, as commissioners
Of insanity for Kiowa county.
No appointments of the kind have here
to9ore been made for the new country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09


vheaTt failure" vHis heart sves weak.
II was fate for him 10 meet this end. 81
But if we went behind the weak heart
We should ind q weak stomach. prob
ably, and back OF tile weak stomach IS
careless eating AZ irregular hou-s.
When the stomach IS diseased The
organs depending on the stomach .or
'lutrition are starved. Starvation means
weakness OF the body and It's organs.
DR.. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases Of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion ana nutrition. Nheu
these organs are curesl, diseases of hc1st.
liver, lungs and kidneys, caused cy tle
diseased stomach, are cured also.
I'm the faii Of 1se- was takeu With smother
tne srclls. p1lpltsoo- ot the hezsc aCG dis
tressea ieedng ~ nay stomach writes Af--
y y. Kinney. ot knseiit EodGc-tEe Co.. Wc,s
Va ceasuited doctor and ,fe ssi1 : i1gd
crgauic heact trouble H gave n,e sasnc f~=6i-
clue- 5ft il did ne uo cocd then trset diae--
eut kinds q patent r1el3cines Sax tLev oc..e
helped .ne A Gtt.e. I iteu scrt an3 -. ilre
bottles q Dr. PlerCe's esos5el 1fedaca. D5sccv-
cry Before Tx flTst bo.-.e was gone / +e,t q
change Wleeu tEe fSe ho.iles were gore
began - wc-k- hac net worked auv for
year before
II an weil and osn eat anytlsing row s-iih
the exception Of rosk and greasy food
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
hi1ousness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09

Pres deaf Refuses TO Approve Res
cnmmendatiOn of Army Brevet Bear

cnmmendatiOn Of Army Esrevet Beard
Washington, Feb. THE president has
approved, with one notable exception. all
the recommendations made by the army
brevet board. OF which General AIacAr-
thur was president, for the bestowaI of
lrevet rank on all the commissioned Of
fcers Of the army who performed meri-
torious services in the war with Spain.
and in the subsequent campaign IN the
Philippines and China. The exception
noted is the case of Theodore Roosevelt.
who was awarded the brevts of colonel
Rnd brigadier general for distinguished
services at San Juan. Santiago. Under
the law these brevets require the con-
Hrmation Of the senate, and the nominal
tions have been made out for transmits
zion to that body next week. but, as al
ready stated, the list viii not contain the
Uame of the president
1t is expected that the medals Of honor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09

building which they have occupied for
fifteen years has been leased 10 the
Workmen lodge.
The Workman lodge has some most
excellent workers in the order.
Boone Hight is in Geuda Springs visit
ing his parents.
The farmers are looking forward TO
the first OF March hoping they viii not
be obliged 10 go for their mail. but will
have 1t left at their door.
The Rebekah lodge has organized a drill
team and are doing excellent work.
The skaters have been very gleeful on
the lake the pzst few weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
. "a S II q u a.
p@. 1ihs kia3 S18 Asgs sisa73 Ss1Ez
s1sas..ss ssass IA ~ LLf7--z
Of C4GaT ZtIEE<Iz<
Heavy storm "a New HorI.

Buffalo. y. e. Feb. S.-D-spstches s7o-a
surrounding towns report a heavy sneW
ana wind storm tonight. Railrozd traias
are setting Shhraagh late -sG 1realc en-
bloCkea ad sAe service CT tae Er-a 8
jamestown s.a4s Claotaoeaa -1l--s-ls '--s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09

and certificates OF merit recommended by
the board for Individual gallantry, which
also have been approved by the president.
viii be announced at the war depart
ment next week. These awards do not
require the sanction OF the senate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
SYMPATHY THAT MAY COUNT
Colorado House Appeals to Roosevelt
in Behalf Of Boers.

Denver, Colo, Feb. s.-The house today
adopted joint resolutions which viii be
acted upon by the senate on Monday
next, expressing sympathy with the Beers
and appealing to President Roosevelt and
congress TO take steps to- end the war in
South Africa
The house also adopted resolutions ap-
pealing to congress not to repeal the tariff
N clrcrar-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
FA TE=.

It Is very con-
venisut 10 attribute
the disasters which
OVeItake As 70 iSte.
But for the most
part MAN IS the
arbiter of his OWE
fortunes. EuSiuess
n 2 Il are stTuC k
down suddenly IS
by lightning. The