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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
sTEEoeRAPHER GETS DAMAGES
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IOWA CITY Ia. Nara -speciaI Tel
srEEne my II TIE GGz1Es szs %
A5esA13s DAVIS aEztzE1 n p Prise IN n
Es1riez cszr hse hEarse5 U4N sazAEss
- tss p1z1sftE Ms DAYS vas F1S .
stszousPksT. S15 sc ehzrged I'm r-A
I've aEEz1l1s z-oa ~ n rs pr5EEfs o6rs
al brUuEht = 1sZzEs SAD sEalzst AZ ~
t18.RA
TAe piHi.xE alleged Lks- Prise kzset -
EEd =H1e h1zziting F-usos1ls to h. ne
e~ssszEar9 asserted tAE Il UAs a 80 e
blackDa1l Pucs - bCsizess EazzEs- 9,
fhe E1-ftzhie M11zfarr-zE c-zszT sEs
C n " ? Ware cozsz1y. i've h-gz
whosezz2e tsSsirv hersex
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia .srrA AtsPe-
eizl TsleErzZ6SSE% Sksltaa sze ca
cAEo 4 Northwestern esosrTfEeE hare beez
bESy tocay trzei1g ~ sTiesroe rslztfvs 70
the alleged zu-srr cf = Z Brsizzrd and
al1sOugh % arrests have hesn @Aae - TO
the presezt ti@e several Pa-1f>z arr Ezssr
gEx-lcin7-
Ihs co-11e-E FE-c1ct Is heEzE WftkAs71
pe7ed1g further 6svslcP-es1x TIE r1zztzs
q TIE zEr1ered D4n we're -Ak@- 70 the
family hone a. Nocrshes6 this -ar=zrE ana
b1-5sd there tbs zffsr1o1a -aer ths aua-
Woo6zsn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
LARGER LEAGUE IMPROBABLE
Postal Of WashInEsoa Thinks Amer
Seza CIrrzft VIII Vet Re
Expanded

DETROIT. Nara the GrfswpE ho1se
IN LE CITY IA be k~ea6zUa-rers for the
TzEuarea q tie A=er1czn leaEue fer The
D@Er rW8 6aTE TC-crruW Dcr-3-E ~ y
orclock P-eEde1r TckzRc1 WEl cau theU
70 crzsr f1r tze Ers- Session q IT, E--t-g
zeeff-E AZ -htch ne pazv1zE sche1zie aid
rt4TtzC ru3es WI - E1opred BlEt7ess s@s-
sio-s vi be hsld IN Lhe Dorz1zg and af1e--
zcauz- PressSez1 P1sA1 q the ash1nglon
club aE1 tie ~ETze1czre owning TIE DSrrutr
cluh, Mezsra A.gzE NcNEEarZ DoTie and
Cock have Gr-a-E@f 10 @z1errzE- the VISIT
t-E @aE-nres ard -RWEualer E@n AZ q
thezrsr parrF W~ee1As1aT light and Win
tsn6e- thea q ha11Def at TIE Gr1swczd
Thurs6Ay rzgh-
Il i thcuEhg that the leRE1e-s pszTirg
rules CO last sezson VIII be rendoptec At
1n1s zes1lnE IAe C1ssr1c1 a. e~xr4rE1sr
q The ieREle nay also come ID AT the ses-
s5ons a1rhough PreEadezf Postal Of TIE
WaEhtngznn cab sad toniGhf he did zor
zrEHd
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

CHARLESTON g C Nara A-Trezor
Vas the o1lT Etnr1zg fAVor1te at TIE XIX
puzt-f1u rrzck to1zE- EeE11ra=
FlrE Ere, &c NE BErzey w..
Tie "a
Secc1d race. for ezrio1Es aad q ka1f
SAINT Es1O2 uuZ Georg2zz secozd
Pans 1Et-1 Tie e.
LEzrd rAce I've e-ri0rEs ard q h1lf;
EEzrzzrz E01. Graua eocond TrlIsy Ne
so1 rhtrd TZe- 1-1E
FoUrth rzcs. I've rsrlSnEs- TreZcr w01-
BeC1A 3 II s@cc16 DC11a EeLlA tktr1-
To -
Fffth rare se1EzE AZ tz-5ozEs- Queen
I wc1 Cer1EE sc11d EEndc16 fht-c-
- -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
FIn.I Das-Aa-E~s d. B.nkr-ps~r.

SIOUX PALS s D Mar-h 4-gspeeall
In tie Uui-sd s-Aia eoz1 - tAts efty
ths tclloEi1g persOzs kErs recsfret Gzal
esrAzrgss = A~zk--p-rT Ezt al slzizs
EgAz1s- tAsz have bee1 cA1rezlet- Nshael
David Harris - FE1rTi<W. AlsxKzSer s
Kltroy q Slou Pals. Cszr5es N Pcrres
e Ds1 RaDl1s. ChErles ". Will e Hnr-
uss1-E HrE = Seer e Del EzIszs
Gzl1ck 2 Ertlesoz e Wzz tgvzzks,.
Lsks e1z-ry. F-I=k & P-s1tyEza e Sal
FkIA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
NINE OPERATORS IN SESSION
Ebert. VIII Ne NaAe - EHe~t Co@-
FrsHi.e B-twe~a Mfze OPERATOR
sid scale Cs1mItfee-

DE NoTEES Ia MATrh TIE state
ee-vsaucz & TIE Th-es=zh DHsr1c1 Taites
Nae Workers C Azsrlz cc-r-EzE an C
loE1 and Pzt1zz cozz-F. M1szcu1 ops1ed
= three E1-s ssaEic1 tha Er-si1E A
feature q TIE -est1E VII Be n sts-
rEzziCz e ths failure O. tie Ezze cperzfc-z
20 scoe6e % fke 6ezKzas C TIE miners
s0t1t scale eo-zi11se and sacrt viii be
=A1e 20 eject q coz7ru-aEa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
GsarA CAsneaEes Cslraaa

Frznk A. Go1ch q Hzzholt- L. r.
haUWeEhr ureEr1<r No @A1s ~ euEr
auueararcs - CzEA q feW EeenH az
~ - zFt rse IErEs A. rka Ir1cAtsrn.
- W1tE . erELec4e Fr11E CO.
A. EeaEnr II r@ah Gctch Wr1la -
1Eres = rhreN Cei@Eaz rHdr- - An hcE
EuHH 81U E1ch u-1lEr1n - rzkz a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
D..s A--e0s Cs..seTs-asn

E~ Fls4. Ez dssasea s1rA era
E--seG kGr1s Ga1 o1Aer us1-z. nnlhf.s
sg1aA Ds0Ers MA H4ua E.lrs D.
accsBr coE1er1slz q $500 erus..
DsNHrL have sEGere1 a1zs 1aE IRA
Dz1uu1@E htssdt-E E1ss Esa 1ru ~
rs1ry eo11 Gd ~ psrZ.szr rsaeL-
aES G<un e 81 R1z AxE -Fzuy
! tr4 hNus VIA H4zsl s4IES Va.
uo18 o@E1szJ c1re 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

Her LzTktnz e o. tAe Bor1sn C tAe
TEo FirE.1iaz - ~ AheI H hrtl ne
book - fan 60 zdreznErA sIrirtnE ses.es
E11 t1rErsEr11g ec-zEenEErS1A A IoFs
EtoT E.s E-c1EA TIE wA0ls book n wHsch
sach ceAracrer TAys = part u ~ E191e
pA II = q ekzraerG 6elIzaucr at n
characrsrs tel ne Eu.T. The cUza1 e
wk5eA = - rsEeAsd 11-l the very ed
- AsbsJ Pres NsE To-L
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

PLEzzE 6 D MHreh a1sDszsaI Tsl%
Uaz)-Ea-rza1 C1aas e lAs rs,zhLte.a
E-Aes eezEal ca4zrt=s kas h..sd a en-
fE q zesr-zE q n rozEzttss - Sa
Fals a. . Il e. NErrk - q N ~ ri1s
E14 place e ia aA-e ~rspsslt-Ea ea.ssa-
c1na.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

wKBSTER CITY Ia NARA 41sseciRl
TseErGG L Hszkei. a tr1FeE1g sales
Ual & ot1tra Vas he11 ~ n Earle Grurs
lasE nigh1 Hbout 80 ~ two -asked rssbers
nez- TIE N1rlhzes1sr7 1svo- Tsey secured
M he trains E1d y1raR here wes
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

DENVER EE-ch L-Euaey kin
coEorei q DErwer 1879 on Kt
Tr-as e CktcAeo IN TIE thl-d raunE %
Wkzr Was Eck@6zled A. q ren-ruC1d 70 ~
t. Dznrer Arhleuc Gzk taraEhr \ t.
ersr rwo rozn6s TuDAs haE t. berreT e
to hcEr and a1nt-zsrerut severe pEz1zh-
Rszr - KnE ktzg Eezr . ST. rEhr -
he aW 1uEf aftzT ths reteree Had So
arz1et - TIA ~ fruz q c1ncA IN tie
rhzrE ruuzl TkoEAs WzE tzke1 - So
xse azz ~ A7T e-tskA h
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

NUNCE E1E NEr-h 4-Charses WI
H@- Aazrtr1 Grzceo-E1zan wrestler q
- TE1re1 <ta-sa go re nLH rIr *
fk-ee IVA - McCarTr q Cer@a1t 10
uiEkL WIZ Ez Ee rtss n-d selecree
Eneco-ECza1 srTE fer Ia 1H- fan ~
t. arck-1s-cG1c1-Ean sryk - r~EelrT-fre
usr1tsE c1 rcltzE fan e-gccA - VIZ
E-arnE~n- 50
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

-C1stI4 IN sasia E1s othsr Skstshss IN
RkyE ~ Wtzi1rse Sa-krl1esrzE i
Illustrative e Aristo1E'H Vel hen ssaas-
uo1 e LIZ - q rEsfsa1 hlosssz q So
nv Ez1 kzEEz8L beGzg tzspsrz-tsnz ~
tss t1ys - Err1Ss e - Hz-ko-s ia
sS~1zg frz ~ fszz e EE "a Abs1
Przz E@E Tork
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
LateraU Nafa

AEaFlu1s 1rst 1orei. rhe zzrhcr uerurez
Italy a. rs tie q the kraaE1zE . q t.
prEEpE11ea a. tn I'D q t. 49,
D111uZs q eoGI lie Ees srl presers@d
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

NDLANARoLa Mzr-h G-MayU Bsok-
WAllsr sd toEaF tar ~ We1d n4 al.W
S1faT 49, al 1Er becaEe u Wu-1e -
- EGtNrtG e ~ ara1e Az TE N
GEar11re H. AUsrca1 ~aEaocErt1n
srhe9-4 E-z Ma1aEeT WGrEzs q - ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

D ~ Ee8erck - 01ez@ urrnrEaer
rrelrzs a. h~1-r1Eun1El As6ratto1
q MAr11EA arr-Ee1 n C2aha YaE1er14v
euea An go Ea neeczE e ~
80 M - ~ e11HI Lax
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

usz nzstng 70 ~ vs.ssr1l ez1u.s
= heA-11g q1aI1ua e FolsEs E1aT -
sEzsriA nu7 a hAr1 - ssSrlsa e n.
lG1H
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

ef-ect uevs se-tcs berr-sa cs-uarT E-a
TIE Untt-d stAteA ErE5ilr E-Etsh chan-
neA 49, ~ rar-r us--= h-sEss-.cs
e Ere1 q p~ellrca1 HzE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
TIE STARVATION PLAN
OF Treatinx DysPersia and Stomach
Tr0zbles Is Useless and
URsSient6S

Ths A1zos< certain 1z1zrs q tie siarrz-
TIA ere far dyEpe7sa las pr5rs1 the nd
aEz6 ~ Esz BGE q eCErse - 61sr11E -
gzenuy ths 2rsr tkt2g rsrozzs14sc FIR
. eAas q z1Essuon CT any stszacA r0a-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

BALTIMORE NARA A-Gazrrs Ma
t2 q NeE Tork and Iae GEus q A. etrF
1aws 49, E1rreec - rWF-T-GW 49,
Al II 80 March a befss a. E--eEa
ArEieuc G. - rhE cry
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

Cares co1Ehs and codzE
C1res krc1cAfEa az6 1zHzz
Ceres erS-7 E11 EhoG2izg cozEh
Cares hoanas1esE a1d hrszrktaI uruzhlAA
Ceres p7e1zc.tz a76 - E-sz,e
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05
AFFAIRS At SOUTR OMAHA
Pzhbu hsssz Csz11 n EsFzhHsE. m
EEna E-d CET=r&
CONTEST sEDTEN aLY AND EOgTsnf
Nefther - ReB.s1t-ss Hayor.Itv Ca
taate Has M.ae seI--sIsa fsr
Trea-sr-r. but Kelly Fsvsr
HurpRy fer Attorney.

S.7e ths lo-al sszoe-a.s hare zsss ts.f-
Ef-r a.1 tie peoBis Eou 80 ths oan-
e1.a-es WIl -. Ets-sE n TIE GrEar-n
@w csz,srE q ne rsE1Etozz p-f-a-ss
al tAs esaVsz1c1 % - ke11 &C ths las.
caTs q tAEs w-sk Prt-s-@ vFn - ksls
n each - ne 81 warts c1 FrtsaF ness
lscattc1s have hesa selected ~ tAs eon-
zr-ss
First vars-Co1I-s -zsse Etu-e. Tv--
tE-1-zrTh al X Streets
sseO-s wHra-n1 Norrh T~vszy-fo--A
stres
n1-a wEz-T-s-T-srs-fs al 7
streets
Es1rsh war--13 Vera Treag-enh
street
FGA WE-d-ThrtF-secoez a-a J streets
S1rIA Esr5-Ius1rF-tuE-h AZ G F-rser.
VIA TIE ezrsS11z e ths Sxh ua-s
- easG-o7s are n ths Sd % - vooea
- MsFsr Kelly - szSposes % eu-r-ui
exc dsleutiC7 a76 Fzz-k Euursu ~
ocbsE- EGls tie sr1h uars sslsz-ius =
E.7ie9gsd r. - usasrstood Tat ssze e
TIE esieEzte favo- Kelly fsr -zTur. uhl.
o1hsrs wat K0z-zU-
h oSzHszrtua VII be h.la n weeds.
hal ever IT, citJ czes azd prspzz-szs
are bsnE za1s fer 71ezzy e SEATS - II
49, 1 VII = y ~ NTIeErA1Ca
Firs q ts Dszbers C IT, P-sss-t ewu-
al rs51elAoa1s. have sEsea thsir n
tsz1iG1 & aG1z becuzt-E asrtsa1-.
Neither Kelly asr Ko--skr as -ssctss
\ ea.S3aats t-- etT trsazr-u ~ ~ esrr
attu--Ey NAvur Kelly has 6ss5aatea Herr
c Mz-pky. the present city v-aseeuur.
Jsds- snd Clerks 81 Primaries
h szo-rzrse cfrr es-s-.7 -----.
E~ssasrsaT E-z7oznesd se z-ss e fhs
sz=zes aza CLERKS & tAe pnza-4es 20 -
ksE c1 MIRA "A ness ppolnt-sz-s
have hesz zass-
Ftrs- Wxr5-D- J CaupbeH. susrs.
GeorEe RAha- san Wz1srz clerks
Seoo11 WE-a0JsrrY F1rzreTzlG ZEe.
Fzr1rk Eorrso7- goscSk Raeek. eIerkA
Thir1 WU6-FrRsk Coed. Judge, Ioha
Jesse Ratr1ek Hzzztkkaz. clerkx
Perth Ears-Oven Be,kcn. Eu-
lanes Murray. Es7-F Jo-dGz- ele-kA
FIJI ward-no-Ez orB-sa ndrs:
JoA1 GElza- Psfe- WEs1ksvescz. ezsrkx
SRA WHrd-Frark CErEr=a-n sa6es,
= L Rstsehn5. lanes cE-rsn els-kz
b IL plan - aasess-ezr rhs co--fto.e
sse-red ea=RaAga fznzs 70 he azozzt e
about E.s0a
IL dszocra1e -ezz5azts Wis ElsS rf-h
uHe eo-E1tise Earte1 GU krtga1 N early
yesterday Ecr1l1g look11g far votes Al
tss eczlesz AZ tie prazz-ses WI dozk.less
y sxneec.2Gy lively
Nh1e O1ly SIX cgU2eilzea are 70 -
elected the democrats have sexezreez en-
c11AteE Frank Bzrnezs las 4 al 70 hs--
s@f IN tie F1-S- ward Ht IN ths o<h=
wnr1 truz three 70 fozr ez1ai6ztss HEsd
Fo- Members q TIE Beard q EdueAtinu
scTsa ee1ocrzrs hare fls1 vh1s there are
1rfy three places % Ell
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

A rul1@e q verse TAsch takes IL tile
f-oz tse initial pos1 N the book ne
Nazeiess He-a.- ~ lanes Blylhe Arss--
So - a. kA11 Tie interest created s d.
Eors perhaps 70 the eEciri-g t-rs1eurs u.o-
EAl-A TIE pen IL f5Eadea thzz 70 Us IN
-11sie merit Il - far IAs zos- par n
tAi1kouI narrative e TIE s~zscz1o. e ts-
oozseos-at4 ~ Palmyra No ostcber.
1ss1 ~ 0rosr q Ge1e-al goh1 M-Sel p
Ercz poszs u TIE book are za-ks1 ~
simple EEeeroe@ E=1 ul1e A wesseas
e1EpAzy. New TGk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

Instead Of Using tea q
alcoholic drinks "a
ulAnt when fs.lzasd
chilled q d~Pressed take
. quarter te&sPoo1td u
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

he o-ahas took three s1ruighr r-u- the
Westerns last n1ghE Score-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

Tia G7esrao1 wa raised EeStsrSzy n 70
WHAT b@co~zes 81 tAe Frszaxzas patc tn
Fly far bcaoA F0rzerly fh@ city was pasa
In q lump sEz bzt en- TIE last aEEzs &
S1lA,Sos q eAAHgs n rAs ArrzEgszsrs vas
Ea6s- EaszuA n the tzsEss takes n
ho1es wA.cA % n1z mature Ezul alczg n
tie tan tss city VII 2ot reoe4re trcz he
state 1sczl sgsncy TIE fuu aren't e the
prsztz@ whieh 10 sl-1es. util an q IT,
Issue has oeez rsrE36sl As bcn5z q the
Issue II Susstioa are taken ~ ~ TIE zseHi
Hgs7ey TIE Bre=tEm e ! PEP cezt viz b
sezt TIE city rrsAs1sr z1d ais zc1eT Win
ee eiT1eed Ezo2g the Rpr1Eszezt districts
covered IN ne II szzs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

TAs ahcFe bocks are fur sale By TIE
xegsA1h S1zrozsry Ca Lsas FArrAz s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

Tie Wes1hrock Drives hF Esz-ist-k
PzTnewes1hrooh is wriz1sz In . rstrszh-
tng md original style ant u GTlez crcz be
E11n1ng 70 s1d with IN s1terestinx STORY q
lie. love REd sTErshE- Wes-nroof
Drives takes yea ever kvesr reals ana
al01E clear rivers a16 cut under blze skiez
A. F0z Rad TIE journey beco1@ yoz- orr
AID y0v feel as II yul had been let ox1 into
n ae~ world and n Il ys1 had 1hczEnt E-1
rested hF TIE wHFEtde- Il Is Indeed a rest
tul booE w1th ag~ ana tbs1 u gIi-Fs@ q
heart kistnry- Peter Ecker. New T0rk
O7e q tie latest bocks 70 c0-e 70 hzrd
Is an ~al1ng-her navel ard t~EscEzariaE
ook e STORIES Efrh TIE szEEssriTs u1ls Of
-Mslozxz2ea L = n lanes HE1sks-.
Ez1Aor q -Ch1pin- E15 ~Mszzsuzts in
Mo6ez Mzssc~ ard IL deals r1h certain
PHASES e zzsir I'D literature II a Ehally
ortEt11l H1d rzthE- Starring way ns
bSok H. n tncL q collecIs1z C fantastic
E16 tro1ie tales Il EhiEA ss1r-s--zl ana
o-u1ren5eGaI rott1zE q -zsfc a-a -us--
Cas- are EFss- Ee heroes e modem
GlrEr~ Wagnsr. nssa- Chepzn- Sehe2ez-
kA1sr. Niet1cAs and Richard ScruzsE are
kH1<iG w1-hok rsTsrs1re Ts bocE Is a
satire upcz tie EyEb1lEs- zore-ezr a-a
ErT1stie N literary Boh>Eta- TIE ssa-F
ssas e EkirA Is EsraleEsly 80 f1-rh
oz-iss Se-Ih1s-s Sens. New Esrk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

Ccy AttorasT LAzbsgt Fsa-sr6AF prsVAnea
htAzk forzs far the bo1as 70 be E1xsa by
TIE zezbe-s e 1- Es1y hoard EArh
zszosr e ths ho2r1 VII - required 70
give hoo1 II ths s@ q LISA whe prup-
cry eIl%1 01- Aese kO7Ga zzs1 - EyzroTsa
~ fss mayer ana cou3cL II i x2ezs
tAss this Pnel.z&zAry sep VII - eo=pls-sd
beocre tie DeZ1 zs=1t.g q tAs board whSsn
las ben called sor Ns1&zF nexI As sooz
~ the eo16s are Approved tn heard can
proceE - s1eG a psr-zzsz1 orEzzi1z-
t,cz E,a vAez tbs Is cs1e his far a ere
VII - aErerrsse5 tur
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-05

IL L&E5es Ali soc1sry e tAe Fr Pre-
kE1sr1Ez eAzrcA IN give . seal n.t r.
eepto1 a. the cAzrzA q nnrs1ay srsatzx
e tEs wssk A PruE1z has bsea p-
pare1 tur the occzEis1 and rsfr8aln.E
S1l - ssrEsG Nr A 4 Miller aza Nv
A A rhzrlsv q lie KtzE D4agh-s-s an
Ms EaV s7ea- AL Mz Arzhur Wzks e
IL CArs-ia1 E1cs1Eor so1ety WI sz a
TIE reespu1 ooEztr1se - rsp-es@rH-fres
e tn sSc3suS zszuz@ All usuhsu
e tAs shErsA aad e1ausu-t1a Ar. zr1.sa
% suns.d uhis reeeEu@
C02Rlatna Ag1fast Tes<hers' a.
LErs.es OKe@fs hzs Elsd VIA t.
EuGr1 g q coEr1afnr aal.u
tAres teachers - n HAEthcr1s pcAooL He
cazP2tzs e TIE uez1zs1l aceores6 Is
So EA-thss oE@ss M oKss1s. IN IA
cazEdztE- Eiesss lAr e sc-szzt & -
EeA-zs1r Ne Id recefFss a. the srhoa
t-T TIE hE fsU Zsz1ks hs y ncE Eserx
hu0 81 WINS 6A1ze- D. CouI-sr u
ozAA E1d Dr. Aza Keuy e as eirr A.,
EUs.E-g EOC,g orEssfe. M ~ % aor
k11 81 Any Cs1 AoP@ e III rsosFsz
HaEas CRY Gs..aA
A Il Msrrm = 81 aE.A Ea~
Kg = n A1soo4A Nsu- LsoS-
- 40 aL AzueH
h c1 rate 1ghf berHe@n rhe A. LoeaI
Ee oo2gAEes XII ca1111za
a 50 W1s bcrz yeE1-rzsr - ~ -
Ma Be.t0a hhaA Ffssszrs .sa ~
re ECresA
- 4rE1gEz streets are - - rrea 4
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where to sign their Names and promised
to keep them supplied with Blue Over
coats, Beans, Navy Plug and Hard Tack
until the whole Works had been saved.
Every time there was q new Call for
Men. he took a fresh slde-hold on the
Commissary Department and began to
gouge the Government in new Place.
The Heroes who came home full Of Ma
iaria and Lead were met at the Station
by Hezekiah, who had grown Chin
Whisker and was sporting a White Vest
He gave each one Card announcing
that all of our country's Brave Defend
ers who had failed to become well fixed
on S13 per would get what Money they
needed at 2 per cent. a Month, with Real
Estate as Security.
BY going through Bankruptcy, Side
stepping the Assessor, working the
Farmers for Railroad Bonus, handling
the Funds for UNCONVENTIONAL Colleges
and putting the double Hammer-Lock on
the Small Fry who had Notes falling
due, Eezekiah accumulated Wad that
put him into the Millionaire's Division.
He and other old Gentlemen with pink
Jowls and cold fishy Eyes would occa-
sionally meet in some Directors Room.
finished in Mahogany. The Meeting
would be opened with Prayer, after which
they would discuss Ways and Means OF
| Ilo lul6l-StdlG Low
to the Bad, squaring the Legislature with
out passing over any of the Stuff them
selves and handing the Public the Short
End of 1t.
Having arrived at this Proud Eminence,
Hezekiah was ripe to spring some Adj
vice to Young Men. Any Patriarch who
has Slipped the Tall Mitt to the entire
Universe and dealt from both Ends Of the
Deck is the Real Boy when it comes to
LAYING down Rules of Conduct for the
Pale Youth who wants an IS Job So
Hezekiah Hooper, the Eminent sF1nanc1er,
who never smoked a Cigar, never took a
Drink and never asked anybody else to
do either, was invited to address the
Class of Nauehty-Two at the Local Bus
mess College.
He sat 'at the Rostrum wearing Black
Broadcloth, betokening Virtue, and in adj.
dition to his ancient Trade Marks. the
White Shirt and the White Vest. he had
White Bow Tie. AS he sat there In
| conscious Rectitude, wondering If the
| Congressional Investigation would harm
the Beef Trust, it could be seen at a
Glance that he would never take any
thing that was nailed down.
The studious Young Gentlemen who had
been preparing themselves to go out into
the Great World and draw Car-t'are as
Book Keepers and Stenosraphers looked
up at Honest. Hezekiah and said Ihls
| is where. he puts us next to the Recipe
for Getting There.
At last the 3Honored Guest arose and
told the Glass that the Young Man who
wishes to succeed must be Upright,
frugal. Industrious. and Patriotic. He
considered it the Duty Of every Young
Man to accept whatever Comp nsatii Ion
was offered him and be Content, for as
soon as he began to earn more his Ems
| pIoyer would come around and put it in
his Pocket Above all. he must love
his Country and let Integrity be MS
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MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Rev. j. Anderson Taylor. D. D., paste,
Of the Shiloh Baptist Church, Washing,
ton. D. c.. will address men only unde.
the auspices of the colored Y VI C. !.
to-day at $50 P. NJ. at the Tru>
Reformers' Hall. Subject. Selling Yout
birthright for Plate of Soup. Special
solos by Mr.. Christopher Jackson, tn.
well known baritone. All men are in.
vited. Admission free
Mrs. Mitchell, of this city, is visitins
Mrs. William Harrison. in Fredericks.
burg.
Miss Fannie Turner. who has been Wis.
iting Miss Lurline Johnston. in Orange
county, has returned home.
Miss Mary Niche spent a few day.
this week with her parents in Gordons-
vile.
The C. F. Sauer Company have been
informed by telegraph that they received
a gold medal at Charleston for theiI
tish-Srade 'Flavoring Extracts.
Mr.. W. q Ross. of Fayetteville. Ark,
who has been a student at the Union
Theological Seminary. is spending this
summer at Union Lick. w. Va.
DR.. w. v. Atkins. of Blackstone. was
In the city yesterday with his littla
daughter, who came here to be under tina
treatment of DR.. Dunn. Sne Is suffering
from her eyes
The first annual outing of St Patrick'a
Social Club be held Whit-Monday at
Hubbard's Farm. about three miles below
the city.
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ROSECRANS REMAINS /.
REST IN ARLINGTON.
Imposing Ceremonies Mark the.
Refinement.
SPEECH BY The PRESIDENT S
All Soldiers, Union or Confederate. Enti-
tied to Honor if They Proved
Their Truth by Their
Endeavor.
INV Associated Press.l

(Ey Associated PRESS.
WASHINGTON, May 17-With tmpos-
ing ceremonies the remains of Major
General William Starke Rosecrans were
Teintered to-day in Arlington Cemetery,
under the direction Of the Society of the
Army Of the Cumberland. Tho services
were presided over by General David B.
Henderson. Speaker Of the House Of Rep
resentatives. President Roosevelt, mem
beers Of his Cabinet, Senators and Rep
rcsentatives, and a host Of friends. In
Guiding many OF his old army associates
were present to pay their last tribute
to the noted soldier.
d Full military honors were accorded the
remains, which were borne to the grave
Gil a caisson.
The remains were taken to the pavilion
at Arlington, where the exercises were
held, General Henderson delivered
eulogy, after which brief addresses were
made by President Roosevelt, senator
p,oraker and Representatives Hepburn
(.-osyenor and Gardner.
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
The President said in part:
at is no chance that has made mount
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Modern
Fable Of

In Wayback Township, along in the
Thirties, there arrived 12-pounder. When
he was three days old he was exhibited
to a. Bunch in the Front Room by an
Old Lady. who had made Study OF
Coiic. She was a Baby Expert who al
wav broke in to do considerable heavy
standing around and calling of When
there was a lift in the Population:
While little Ipsy-Wipsy vas being IN
spected, he opened one Eye and spotted
silver Half-Dollar that the Honorary
Nurse wore as a Brooch. Immediately
no closed in on it. They had to choke
him to make him let so. In after Years
# was remarked that this was the only
time that he went after Lhe COIN anu
failed to bring 1t home.
The BABY never had any Tantrums at
Night because he had overheard them
say that it cost s. every time DOC was
called In He would lie quietly IN MS
c,ih for Hours at time looking up at
the Ceiling and computing Compound In
terest on the S. Gold Piece that had
heen nut in the Bank, to be drawn out
when he should be 81.
His Parents gave him a Biblical Name
50 as to make him strong Come-on
for Investors, who belonged to the Plous
Element. Hezekiah Hooper is what
Name that would carry weight on Let
far-l,ead and reassure the Soft Mark who
was about to sink his Funds in a MIN
ing Venture with a Guarantee OF AZ per
cent. Dividends.
At the age of 4 Hezekiah sat down anu
figured that if he devoted his Lie 70
PHYSICAL Toll, he might some day be the
owner of a six-room cottage fully pro-
tected BY q Mortgage, whereas II ne wore
a. White Shirt and kept busy with the
Pencil he might be Rich enough some
day to land in the Senate. SO ne Went
out looking for Work to hand to other
People, thus becoming what the cam,
paign Orator calls a Captain of Industry:
If a man wanted the Weeds pulleo
from his Garden, then Hez would take
the Job for Is cents He would buy D
cents worth Of Stick Candy and place 1t
laindiciously. so that at Nightfall the 9th
or boys would have Blisters and the
stomach Ache, while Hez would have
20 cents sailed away in the Tin Bank.
When he was still a Young Man he
made the Important Discovery that the
honest 5Laborer who digs Post-Holes for
II Hours at Stretch gets SIPS in the
Currency Of the Realm, while the Brain
Worker who leads out a Spawned Horse
and puts in 20 Minutes at tall Bunko
Work can clean up $14.50 and then sit
on the Porch all Afternoon, reading THE
Lives of the Saints.
Also sHezekiah got into the Corral g
Hold-Over whose Eyes refused to work
as Duet and whose Figure had all of
the graceful ms and Outs Of a Flag-Pole
but she owned half of the Land In the
Township. Hezekiah said something
about the Beauty that fadeth even as a
Flower and then he connected with her
Property.
When grim-visaged War showed its aw-
full Front, Hezekiah went down to the
Courthouse and #hollered for the Union
until he was black In the Face he
showed gil the emotional Farm Hands