Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-19


The
illustrated
Bee.
INTERESTING ALWAYS IS
the record Of The Illustrated
Bee. IL is never dull. II
never dieappoints. Each issue con-
tains Just what the readers expect
plenty Of pictures, illustrating events
of general interest, people Of note or
timely articles on topics OF moment.
the text being prepared as carefully
as the illustrations. Having won
this reputation, The Bee strives to
maintain 1t.
NEBRASKA'S OWN HOLIDAY is Aroor
~ day. The idea, originated by a
Nebraska man and fostered by Ne
braska people, has expanded until 1t
is continent-wid in Its application.
Yet Nebraska people are still among
the chief bene1ciaries Of the custom.
For proof of this see the sturdy trees
that grow In commemoration of the
annual observance of the event. A
picture most appropriate for the day,
made by a staff artist, is used
as a frontispiece. 1t will appeal to
every tree planters heart.
GOOD ROADS MAKING is as neat the
" heart of western people as the
planting Of trees. In the coming
number Of The illustrated Bee will
be found an article by Il. w. Richard
son, who has gone as a representa-
tive of the government with the Good
Roads train Of the Southern Railway
over its lines through the south. Mr..
hlCndTuSOu lNllo VI UNIV AZ
suits, and has furnished a splendid
lot Of photographs, from which illus
trations have been made. The article
will be found educational as well as
interesting.
cOcIAL RIVALRIES AT WASHINGTON
- are taking or even a keener
zest. The struggle for recognition
was never so much in earnest as at
present. A we'll written article tells
Of how the little warfare is being car
ried on. For illustrations pictures
made from photographs of five Of the
best known women at the capital are
used.
children AND DANCING SCHOOLS is
~ the title of a chapter devoted
to the social education OF the growing
generation. The writer tells Of the
advantages that accrue from the early
mingling Of the sexes in the ball
room n the real good that follows
instruction in the polite accomplish
ments of the day. 1t is illustrated
from photographs made by a staff
photographer.
JINGLE SANS PlGMIES, the dwarf
- ace Of Negritos, who live in
the interior OF Luzon are told of by
Frank G. Carpenter in his weekly
letter. Mr.. Carpenter was among
them with General Fred Grant. and
had as good an opportunity to OBJ
serve and learn of their habits. GUS
toms, etc., as ever fell to an investi-
gator. Photographs made In their
forest haunts are used to Illustrate
the article.
MANY OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS will be
Va found in the paper, in addition
Il those here enumerated. The regu-
lar features Of The illustrated Bee
have all been given the customary
care, and the number Is one of gen.
eral Interest and value. II you are
not already a subscriber. you should
order this paper from your news
dealer today.
The
Illustrated
Bee.
0UTH DAKOTA AND WY0MIN|
unatIcs IncreRs In South DakOts
PIERRE, S. D., April 1S.-(special.)-Th
report Of the superintendent {
lie insane asylum at Yankton has bee
ed with the state auditor and shows a
crease Of twenty in the number of pa
ents in that institution from January
April 1. The total number in the In
at the end Of the last quartz