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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Another Bowen Victory.

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tjnrf ,.irto,v ~ forcino, he thraa 81.
lied deht collert,,e Great Rritain
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to adopt it as a means of extorting in
him?
outrageous cruelties may have
been committed by our troops in the
Philippines, as General Miles charges.
II so, those who are guilty should be
severely punished, as much in the in
terests OF justice as for the discipline
OF our army and the vindication of
our country's honor. But we confess
mat such charges would come with
better grace from almost any officer
OF the army other than Nelson A.
Miles. The people of this country, the
southern people at least, have not so
soon forgotten
That war is necessarily cruel must
be admitted. That there was never an
armed conflict, perhaps, that did not
develop acts of brutality on both sides
is gnerally recognized The Philip
pine war has been no exception to this
rule. But it may, at least, be said for
1t that it has not yet developed a man
wearing the uniform Of an American
soldier who has equaled in cold, cal
cuIatlhS, coarse cruelty the conduct Of
Nelson A. Miles at Fortress Monroe
10 put a proud foe to death is less
brutal and far Drawer than to humil
late and insult him as Jefferson Davis
was INUNDATED and insulted by the
man who is now lieutenant general of
the United States army.
Whatever may be the sins of our
army in the Philippines and they are,
doubtless, many-Nelson A. Miles
should be the last man to throw
stones at it.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

atty rate OF SO a minute in his court
In view Of the fact that the debtor he
was "cussin out" owed him but $3.50.
the defendant plead for some proper
tionate mitigation, but the Judge was
obdurate.
1t is fast getting so in the west that
a law abiding citizen can't stand in the
middle of the street and empty his
siX-shOoter at the armament every
time an alarm of fire is sounded.
What is more remorseless than civ
ilizatiOn?
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How 1t Came About.

Il wish said the young man In the
sketch. that fyou would be less informal
and call me by my first name"
I'D rather not" replied his fair com
panion; your last name suits me all
right"
And little later they were discussing
the merits of firms that supply furniture
on the nstalIment plan"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Coming Around but Once

Philadelphia Press: "Tu take the big
gest piece you've got please, said Willie
TO the hostess. who had asked him to
have some cake
"Why, Willie, exclaimed his mother.
in diamay
We'll ma You told me not TO ask for
a second piece
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Didn't Matter Much.

Chicago Tribune: You write your r.
name very Well indeed Miss Pirkh
criticised thc writing teacher. blu. h,
make a sad hoteh of the Johnson hr
of it,"
What is the difference. Mr. spenc,4
asked the pretty girl 4 expect TO cha nsc
the johnson part of it some day."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
The RattleSnake.

Deep in noon.
In the woods you hear his tune
Hear him ring his rattle shrill
In the Yalley-by the hill:
Then beware,
In foul or fair
For his fangs are keen to Kill,
Let him sleep
Where the lizards cautious Green.
Fly. even as the wild bird flies.
From the danger Of his eyes,
q, beware,
In foul or fair
For he battles ere he dies!
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WAYS and Means.

PUCK: And Subbubs Is still struggling
with the problem of how to keep a
COOK
Eyes. He thinks OF offering a pension
to anyone who will stay three months. ;"
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Retort Courteous.

Hardsman Crenn) t'reeF Press: The
johnson City Comet says we air the
uguest editor in Tennessee. We don't
pretend to be no Apollinaris Belvdere.
hut If we was as ugly as Cy Lyle we
would go out and drown ourselves in
a tor
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
How Times Have Glanced.

Chicago Tribune: Frenchman-Ze terri
tory zey call 70 Louisiana purchase was
all Fr-r-rench. you remembare?
Gcrman-Dot's all righdt. It's aboud;
half Cherman now, und don'd you for
got id.
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Inevitable.

Detroit Free Press: Mrs Etdder-And
then thought there is no use quarrel
ing with millSman.
Mr.. Kiddel-That's right. He'll make
you take water every time.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Something in a Name

Baltimore American; Miss Quizzer-
And why. pray. 80 YOU call that horse
"Naii?'
MI Kidder-Because no woman can
drive him without great danger Of person
al injury to herself
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Must Take His Turn

Life: Enraged Reader have come in
to horse whip the editor
Office Boy-Youll have to wait, sir:
there are two others ahead Of YOU.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

DO NOT FORGET to make your renewals in
tiy;,e Watch your direction lag and see
when voui subscription expires. The next
sig month vi be full Of interest, and YOU
Should not mss a single copy OF The Con
stItition ,nG your orders at least week
in advance to make sure. 1t may not AXE
a week in every instance. we use the
ercatas: diligence to set mem OR mail
iur list
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
An Ultimatum.

Chicago News: Mrs. Enpeck-Henry,
are you going to put up that shelf today
or not?
Enpeck-Weu, my dear. you see
Mrs Enpecl That will do now Either
put up or shut up.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
He Wanted To Know.

May Smart Set: Little Clarence-Pai
Mr. Calipers-Well, my son?
Little Clarence-Pa. is a double eagle
enc that is married, or a pair of EN- tina {
arc twins
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
The Four Sea sons.

New York Sun: Teacher-W Htred. name
the four seasons of the year.
Wufred-GoH baseball. yachting and
football
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frank %. Stanton.
Git Inter Line WiG de Babies.

Git in de percession, believers-h al
ways de foremost what wins,
Presidents kissin de babies, fetch on
de triplets en- twins,
Moses en- Aaron.
En- Je-hos-ap hat-
Don't you be hidin'
Yo' faces lax dat
Git inter line
Whar de babies IS at
Git inter line wild de babies
Git in de procession, belieVers-don you
fall out er de track,
De hope er de country is babies-don I
keer eff dey bowleg en- black.
Joshua en- JONAH
En- Washin'ton Jones,
Don't you be hidin'
En- maxim yo' moansi
Come ter de ldssin--
Lawd bless yo' sweet bonesi-
Git Inter line wild de babies.
Den it's in de procession, believers-en
bring all de babies along,
On de back er de boss ter ole Bammery-
Cross, ter de nursery jubilee song.
Moses en- Aaron
Napoleon de Five,
Sho' be on han
Wen de big train arrive!
Come ter de kissin'-
Bless God you aive'-
Git inter line with de babiesi
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
A Song of Money.

Moneys not all things. my honey.
But think O what money will buy,
Castles as high
As your dreams o. the sky
When lone in a cabin YOU sigh.
Cnrriages- horses-an' everything fine
Liveried in halls whore you dine.
Moneys not all things. my honey,
But o, for The CLEAN o the golI!
Rubies an rings
For the queens am the kings,
An Dig, easy chair when you're old,
But one thing it buys not-an' that's
what | know
Your love-au' the dear arms that neck
lace me SO!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

WE WANT YOIJ-The Constitution wants an
agent every postofiice in America. Agents
outfit free and good terms. II you are not
In club, want YOU to act as agent at
your office. Write us
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

CHANGE OF ADDRESS When ordering al
dress OF YOUR raper changed always give ire
old well the address. Always give
rostcGioe. county and state. If your paper
$ not received regularly. notify us and swe
VIII str1iCi.ten the matter.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
The Praying Brother.

I all time prayin' fer ter rise up higher
Ter de place whar de good folks stay.
But fraid eff I'm flyer
In cheeryoot err fire.
sho' will bun up on de way!
l an time prayin fer ter read my title
Ter de mansions good en- great.
But 1 frad Wen l Ian
Dat dey'll call ter ME ter stan.
En- put me in a cabin by de gate,
all time prayin but l weak en- sinful
Fin des don't stan no show,
En- de WORT whar | Twin
Is so FRENZY en- fergivh'
Dat | won't he in a hurry fer ter so.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

IF YOU SEND US AN ORDER for new sub
scribers please allow a week to get the
names on the list and paper started heiore
you write a complaint. We are very much
crowded
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
The Traveller.

The tempest round him roaring-the river,
dark and wide,
But ne saw the Lights celestial shine
from the other side.
The valley. long and lonesome. with many
a thorny clod,
But he saw the Stars or Morning high on
the hils of God.
And 20, the far. fair country. where
storm and tide shall cease"
But he felt an arm sustaining-a voice
that whispered Peace"
And from valley and dark river. and
the tempest's wrath and rod,
lie passed to the Rest remaining IN
realms Of the Light of God
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Advice from BiIlville.

90 PROSPECTIVE GraduatesJ
When you return to the home place
don't resume the railsplitting In Whl'e
vest and standing collar.
Above all things. don't swear at the
mnIa in Greek. or try to scare the crows
away in Latin.
Don't feel that you're above the Old
Man. Remember. he didn't have as many
advantages in his day and time as you We
had.
Be patient with your little brothers. Ii
NAV be they'll know almost as much as
Won do when they get to be old men.
Don't give wine-suppers on the larih'
Wine is too weak for your old triehoS'
who we're raised on plain corn WHISKY
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
May Time in Georgia.

Vi'iets purplIn all the groun
May time in Georgia
An the peachs rosy roun-
May time In Georgia
Not a frosthake on the hills
Not a storm To turn the rills
Mockin birds an whippoorwils-
May time In Georgia,
Let the valleys sing for joy
May time In Georgia,
RIPPED branch an barefoot boy
May time in Georgia
Now the buds to bloom win burst,
But. Of troubles. here's the worst
Bill collectors on the First
May time In Georgia.
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Inferred at the Atlanta Postonice Second
Glass Mall Matter, New. II, 1873.

THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION only S. per
annunI. Clubs OF five. S each; cuhs Of ten.
81 each and copy to getter-up of club.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Sarge Punhet<.

IT HE destroying Of nests is almost IS
destructive of birds as the killing
them for their plumage, and quite
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
A Jingle of Life.

Coin on together. though tempests wreck
an rend-
Wen be used to all the weather fore we
get to where's the end.
Up hill an down HILL
An all the world ahead,
Short time for livin'.
An "a long time dead
Coin on together, where seas around US
foam
Wen be thankful for the starlight fore
we sight the shores Of Home
Deep sea an broad sea,
An all the world ahead
Short time for Twin.
An "a long time dead
Coin on together-an that's the way to
Jqy-time, or grief-time -reapin as we
SOW.
Up hill an down hill,
An all the world ahead,
Love while we're Twin,
An peace-when were dead
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Spring for Certain.

Howdy. Mister Hoppergrass-
Wish you mighty well.
Ma win, Mister Rattlesnake-
Ring de br'akfas' bell.
Here come ole Br'er Tarrapin-
He too fat ter run:
Kunnei Alligator
Sleepin in de sun.
Sun a-cllmbin' higher
Blazin' overhead;
Gin'rul Watermillion
Gittin ripe en- red!
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
ELECTING SEVEN DIRECTORS
No Excitement in Y. NJ. o. A. Election,
as There f. hut One
Ticket.

Yesterday the 1,45O members Of the Young
Mems Christian association elected seven
directors to serve during the next three
years as follows: I. w Carpenter, J. H.
Dumont. DR.. w. o. Henry. r. F. sturgess,
J. A. Sunderland, George w. Sumner and
Charles n. Robinson.
The bailoting was purely perfunctory, as
the ticket was chosen by the directorate
and had no competition. To ave put an
other ticket in the field the members would
have had to file a list thirty days ago. The
directorate has t~wenty-one members, seven
of whom retire each year. This year the
candidates, except Mr.. Robinson, are al
ready serving on the board.
Tonight occurs the annual meet
ing, at which the work OF the year is re-
ported and the association officers elected
by the board L w. Carpenter is the pres
ent president, "A. p. Turkey vice president,
J. A. Sunderland secretary and Charles
Moran treasurer. II Is thought that all
these will be reelected, though Mr.. Sunder-
land has demonstrated mildly on account of
press of business matters.
General Secretary Willis stated that at
Tuesday nights meeting there will be i'm
portant matters presented, but declined to
give them out in advance.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
Announcements of the Theaters.

Early next Friday morning the special
train of six cars bearing Weber and Fields
and their all star stock company, number
ing 125 persons, will reach this city and
prepare for the performance of ''Twirly-
whlrly'' and THE Big Little Princess at
the orpheum Friday evening. The big
company from New York is on its annual
spring tour of the principal cities, and as
the time is limited. the stay in each city
is necessarily brief. Included in the or
ganization is the statuesque and melodious
Lillian Russell, Fay Templeton with carl
catures of famous actresses and wealth Of
songs; William Collier, of dry humor and
ready repartee; Peter F. Daley, the ~joviali
Louise Allen, Of CHEEKY presence and
mirthful mood; JOIN T. Kelly, with his
Hibernian style of wit; Charles A. Bigelow,
of eccentric humor, and finally Weber and
Fields themselves. with their distortions of
the English language and creators OF
amusing situations. With them, laughing
and chattering and taking the trip In the
light of a long holidays outing, is the
famous Weber1elds chorus, a collection of
the prettiest and most graceful girls that
can be found. Strictly speaking, there is
no chorus with the Weber & Fields COM
pany. All are considered members Of the
organization, capable of playing parts and
selected for their versatility as well as
ability. Among them are members of some
of the best known theatrical families,
whom would not condescend to remain in a
company which classed the minor members
as the CHORUS" The advance sale of
seats indicates a record breaking engage
ment. The box Office is open today.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
WILL BUILD ELECTRIC ROAD
Omaha Man Goes to superintend the
Tapping of a Mining
District.

w. s. Greenleaf will leave for Colorado
Tuesday, where he has been engaged to
have charge of the surveying for a ninety
mile electric line to run from Ward to
Lyons. When this work has been finished
he will take the position of superintendent
Of the copper mines and mills Of the rripp
Reduction company at Ward.
THE electric line which is to be con-
structed," says Mr., Greenleaf. us to af-
ford the mines and mills of the Trip Re
duction company outlet to the Burlington
railroad at Lyons. There are many con-
Germs scattered throughout the tributary
country not reached by a railroad. Elec-
trio engines will be provided TO haul the
freisht. Cheapness in the construction. on
GRAFTON and maintenance of the line led to
the choice of electricity instead of steam.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
STRIKE PREVENTS BUILDING
Only Five Permits for Construction
Work Taken out since
MAY First

Inc records of the city building depart
ment are interesting commentaries on the
strike. For the first eleven days of Nav
this year only Ave permits for construction
hav been taken out. Each called for
repairs or small additions TO dwellings ana
barns and the aggregated estimate OF IN,
expenditure is 81, $50. On the other hand.
the first eleven days of May, 1902. showed
marked indications of activity in the build
ing line, there being twenty-seven permit
secured, all for new buildings. and mean.
ing a total expenditure of $SS.24 This
comparison tells its own story.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
wARNINGI
Forewarned is Forearmed.


The great Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers United Shows will visit Omaha
on Saturday, May Is. A so-called Fore
paugh" concern. which Is advertised to
exhibit here soon, is not the great Adam
Forepaugh show and is In no way con-
nected with it, either directly or indirectly.
This announcement is made to correct any
erroneous impression which may be caused
by a similarity of title. The only ADAM
FOREPAUGH SHOW is now consolidated
with SELLS BROTHERS big show of the
world, and both these shows will exhibit
Jointly for one price of admission in
Omaha on Saturday. May 10. These great
shows are known to be the largest and
most meritorious In the world. Conducted
on high class principles and no games of
chance or fakirs allowed. 1t travels on
its own sixty double length palace cars,
bringing to the west the same s%tupendous
exhibition which has amazed the people
Of the eastern states and entire country.
1t is the only big 1rst-class exhibition that
will visit Omaha THIS YEAR and 1t
COMES NEXT SATURDAY. The wise
will wait. James A. Bailey, w. w. Cole,
Lewis Sells and Peter Sells, equal owners
the great Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers United Shows.
FOREPAUGH & SELLS BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
A BALD NEWSPAPER MAN.
Getting a few Crop OF Hair, and Has
No More

Everybody in the northwest knows
Colonel Daniel searles. the veteran four
nalist and publicist of Butte. January 10.
1900. the colonel writes: II used a couple
Of bottles of Newbro's Herpiclde with
marvellous results. The dandruff dlsap-
peared, a new crop of hair has taken root
and the bald spot is rapidly being covered. {"
Herpicide is the only hair preparation that
kills the dandruf germ that digs up the
scalp In scales as its burrows it way to
the root OF the hair. where It destroys the
vitality of the hair, causing the hair 20
fall out. XIII the dandrun germ with Hermit
eide. Sold by ali druggists. Send 10 cents
for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit.
Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12

with the county clerk there has been filed
the articles OF Incorporation of the ELM
wood Park Land company. j. N. H. and r.
w. Patrick. Henry W. Yates, Lewis s. Reed
and Charles f. Henderson are the incor-
porators; ]. n. II. Patrick is president, II.
urer and Mr.. Reed secretary. The company
will own 410 acres of land, a part Of the
land heretofore known as the Patrick farm
being that portion recently sold under pro-
ceedings in the district court, which sale
was a friendly one to pass title. That sale
Happy Hollow, nor a large quantity OF
lands outside of the homestead, and these
last mentioned tracts are not owned by the
company. The Patricks own practically all
OF the stock in the new company.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
salvation Army Work.

leader OF the Salvation army In Nebraska
and Iowa, and Stan Captain Merriweather,
Inspection in Iowa. They report big crowds
and interest at each city visited. : Captain
Luther, the division photographer. Is in
ing. until they return. Parties wishing to
donate cast on clothing. furniture. etc,
To be distributed among the needy poor
from the store on North Eleventh street,
NAV telephone 235S or write a postal car
10 headquarters and the Salvation army
wagon will call
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
NO BACK TAXES THIS YEAR
County Board Decides Not to Enforce the
New "~scavenger' Law.
PAY OF THE SPECIAL DEPUTY SHtRlFF'
Commissioners Adopt Resolution Cali
ing on City TO stand Half the Ex-
pense of Extra Peace
Omcers.

The .'scavenger'' law will not be enforced
In Douglas county this year. This Is the
result OF the failure of the Board OF County
Commissioners at it's session yesterday 10
adopt a resolution providing for its en-
forcement.
The matter was never brought up form
ally, but Informally it was decided by the
members OF the board present that II Would
be Impossible for the county treasurer 10
prepare the books for the omnibus petluon
i'm time 10 have the cases brought in July.
Mr.. Elasasser on Saturday SAID mat ne
aid not see how the work could be done
in time. but promise to make further in
-yestigation. Monday morning he said that
after tAking into consideration the con-
dition Of the books he came to the con-
clusion that Il could not be done, ana II
was with this understanding that the board
decided not TO order the bringing OF suit
Pay of Special Deputies.
The pay of special deputy sherins APP
pointed during the present strike was nxed
at $50 per day. This Item created some
discussion and the board finally adopted a
resolution calling upon the city to bear
one-half Of the expense, as the deputy
sheriffs are part Of the force under the
chief of police.
Court Clerk Broadwell was successful
in his demand for additional help and was
empowered TO employ two additional derks
Mrs s. Hyde was appointed as clerk tc
prepare new general indices for this Of
hce.
The board decided TO advertise for bid
for the removal Of about 9.s9 yards o.
earth along the banks Of the Elkhorn river
where that stream is crossed by the NIL
itary road for the purpose OF retaininI
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
A snhrtitute for Rubber.

A substitute for rubber, composed prin-
cipally Of asphalt, has just been perfected.
and In all probability will answer in place
of the genuine article. In medicine. how
ever, IL has been proven that all substi-
tutes are dangerous, and in order to dis
tinguish the original Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters from all limitations a Private Stamp
has been placed over the neck OF each bot
tie. Be sure to get the genuine. 1t will
cure indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation
and malaria. Try It and see.