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LODGE IN DEFENSE
Ccontinusd from First Fass.)


abuse the union army met after AppomAt-
tox. Chance, like Grant. Is called q
butcher. The country had ben told that
the alleged barbarities in the Philippines
were the most horrible in history. He do
clared that this terrible imputAtioh vas
without Justice and without foundation.
The senator from Utah had grossly sxag-
gerated the situation In the Philippines.
1t was a source OF bitter regret TO him
(Lodge) that any American ohneer or en-
listed man should have tortured any FIJI
pino, or that any order had been issued
that on its face seemed revolving.
But" said he. there must be SOM
reasons for these alleged eruelties." He
then told OF three American soldiers who
were captured by the Fiiipinos. They were
stripped naked and told that II they would
cry long live the Filipino republic" they
might run away into the bush as they were.
One OF the men stood there naked. amidst
the hostile band and cried Long live
America"
Exa@RIss OF TOrture.
The FiipinOs tied him to : tree and tn,
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A RECORD.
Mra, Helen AppeIset, Teoumseh.

MIS- HeIen AppeIReI Tecumseh- .
TEcuMsEH, Neb.. May 5.-(speciai.)-
Mrs. Helen Apbelset, widow of the late
Judge Thomas Appelget, died at her home
here Saturday. She was aged ~ years and
leaves two children, A. M. Appelget OF
Sheridan, Wyo., and Miss May Appelget OF
this city. She had been a resident OF
recumseh since 1870. The funeral was to-
day.
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Earned runs washington, (; Philadel-
phia, s.. Two-base hits: Keister, Lee,
Carey, Fultz, L. Cross, Flick, Seyboldt,
Kenna. Three-base hit: Drill; Home rum:
(2. Stolen bases: Coughlin, M, Cross.
Double play: Ely to Carey to Coughlin.
Left on bases: Washington, 4; Phiiadel-
phia, 4. First base on balls: on Lee, s.;
off Kenna, 8. Hit by pitched bali: NJ.
Cross. Struck out: BY Kenna, 2. Time:
1:50. Umpire: OLaughlin.
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e. w. Grove.

This name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab
lets, the remedy that cures a cold in one
day. rs cents.
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.standins OF the Teams.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Takes Your straiEhta from
auakers, Though Ovtbatted
I'm Last.

NEW YORK, May b.4Four straights
from Philadelphia is the record made by
New York in the series In Philadelphia.
MCGEE pitched" u One samh for Philadel-
mi the second, which allowed New York
10 score the only run made. Attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06
Standing of the Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Baltimore Barely Escapes n shutOut
at the Hands of the Beam
eaters.

bOetOt ma oIWlnters smut guy 5s,tt
game, when he eased down and was hit for
two singles, which, with a pass and two
bad fielding errors, enabled the visitors to
score twice. Attendance. 3,26s. Score:
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MILWAUKEE.

Earned runs: Omahal q MILWAUKEE,, !
Two-base hit: Thornton. Three-base hit
Genins. First base on balls: on Risley, 9
off Brown, 1. Struck out: By O'Neil, 3
by Risley, 8: by Brown, l. Double plays
Thornton to Cockman, Dolan 70. Stewart Z
Calhoun. Left on bases: Milwaukee,, I
by Risley. s: by Brown, 3. Times 1:&
Ifnnnirn. latham
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Standing Of the Teams.
IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus shuts Ont the Milwaukee
Brewers for Third c
sive Time.

COLUMBUS, May 5,-The Columbus team
scored its third straight shut-out victory
today. 'McMackin pitched great ball and
only one Milwaukee player reached third
base Attendance, l,200. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06

You will never have the govt II you stick
TO Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
It is made of the pure Juice from grapes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06
Des Moines shut Out.

PEORIA, May 6.-McGil's pitching and
the brilliant support he was given won
today's game for Peoria. 1t was the first
shut-out of the season on The home ground.
R.H.E.
Peoria ...........o Q OIL "a 0.0.QS 9 9
Batteries: Peoria, McGIll ands Wilson;
-Des Mofnes, Barry and Wilkins. q 50
ST. Joseph, May b-No game today
KANSAS CITY May ,6.:-Kansas City
Denver game postponed; wet grounds.
oi the Teams. ffs
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Dur;Goc
ga 1S
The Blood
Az nothing else can.

~My son had pimples on his fAes. which
after . while became q mass OF sores.
began giving him Hoods earsapartila
ana soon the sores were getting better.
~They finally healed without leaving .
sOaf." Mss L THusr. 7 willow Avenns.
HssoksA M.
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FIRST base on balls: on Williams, 2; on
SpolNr, g. Struck out: BY Williams, s; by
spohr. 3 Hit by pitcher; BY spohr, Couf-
Coulter, FOX. Three-base hit: spohr.
Sacrifice hit: O'Brien. Double play: O'Brfen
TO Fox TO Coulter. Stolen bases: Rihm,
Babb, Fox. Left on bases: indianapolis,
g. Minneapolis, g. Time: 1:5o. Umpire:
Ebright.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City game
postponed; wet grounds
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'Batted for Malarkey in the ninth.
BB6S9,slyn ..."."".S I dSSSS -
Earned runs: Brooklyn, g. Two-base hits:
Greminger, Demont, McCreeTy, Flood.
stolen bases: Irwin, sheckard. Carney.
First base on errors: Boston, l. Left. on
Sheckard to McCreery. First base on balls:
on Malarkey, 8; off Hughes, 2. Sacrifice
hits: Kittridge, Lush. Struck outs. BY
Hughes, g. by Malarkey, 8. Time: 1:44.
Umpire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06

excel. They lack. on the whole, originality;
They are not attracted BY uneolNed
problems, and in the inductive or mex
The motor side OF their minds and
nature IL not strongly developed. They do
not work for results as much as for the
pleasure Of study.
auespon Of Co-EducatIon.
Shall women be taught in the same
Elassee as nnen7 This is partly a matter OF
taste or personal preference. 1t does no
harm. whatever, to either men or women 20
meet the other sex In the same class rooms.
Considerable has been said for ms against
schools and schools OF liberal arts. But l
believe better men are made when the two
are brought more closely together.
IL r. not true that the character OF col
leke work has been In any way lowered by
co~-educstion. The reverse Is decidedly The
case.
There Is no question that a reaction has
set IN against ~co-education. The number
Of those who proclaim their unquesttoning
faith is relatively fewer than would have
been the case ten years ago. This change
in sentiment r. not universal. IL will be
nowhere revolutionary. Young women viii
not be excluded from any institution where
they are now welcomed, nor will the al
most universal rule Of co-education In state
institutions be In any way changed or re-
The only serious new argument against
co-education is that derived from the fear
S %om thf a %sanbSard BY Of gniy srt and 81 science nee
4ather than those of men, the fear that
a~mateurism would take place Of specializa-
ton IN our higher education. only men,
broadly speaking. are capable Of objective
studies. Only men can learn 70 face a fact
without ninching, unswayed by feellng or
preference. The reality with woman Is the
way in which the fact affects her. Original
Investigation, creative art the "resolute
facing OF the world as It Is" al. belong to
the mans world, not at all TO that of the
average woman. That women In college
do as good work as the men, is beyond
question. In the university they don't for
this difference exists, the rare exceptions
only prove the rule. that women excel In
technique. men in actual achievement. In
Of the real university. then in the real
university the work Of the most gifted
women IS only by-play.
A final question does not ~co-education
lead 10 marriage? Most certainly II does.
and this fact cannot be and need not be
denied. The wonder Is rather hat there
are not more Of such marriages.
Trouble over Charter.
The expected trouble over the charter
preceded these considerations and after a
series Of parliamentary tangles, which Mrs.
Lowe handled with her customary power,
further discussion was postponed. Mrs.
Lockwood made her report as. chairman
Of the committee, stating that congress had
granted the Geasrai Federation a law char
ter and that Il was the last one signed by
President Mckinley.
The Audubon session led of with a re-
port by Mrs. John Illick of Iowa with an
interesting report on the work undertaken
for the preservation OF birds.
The subject of the education value of
bird study was given by Mrs. Charles
Lobingier Of Nebraska. The economic value
Of Bird Life to Human Life," by Mrs.
Eben Smith Of illinois,. was discussed by
Mrs. w, II. Bailey Of Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06

"CoIIlns out Tor interference.
BostGn """"""".S 9 92d9SS 20
Earned run: Boston. Two-base hit: Col
Inns. Three-base hit: Ferris. Stolen bases:
Stahl, Collins. Double plays: Gilbert to
Williams, Ferris to Parent and
First base on balls: on Winters, 4; OFF
Hughes, 2 Hit by pitched ball: By Win
tiers, l. Struck out: BY Winters, 2; by
Hughes, 2. Left on bases: Boston, 8; Baltt-
more, 6. Wild pitch: Hughes. Time: 1880.
Umpire: Sheridan.
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Pirates GET Another one.

/ TwoS -b sSs F''sfsaIf. - T@SnSlnRstI;
hit; Swing. s9oisa bSssS: cl1lh' ee Wa.
ner. Bransheld. First base on balls: on
Ewtng. 6 Hit by pitched bah; BY Lever,
l. Passed balls Bergen, l. Time: 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06

NEW YORK.

LeIt on Dabes. FnlldQeipnld o. new
York. 2. Stolen bases: Jackson, Lauder.
Double plays: Childs to Douglas, Lauder
Doyle. Bean to smith to Doyle. Doyle to
Bowerman to Bean; Sacrifice hits; Huls-
MMiesdeeiD G 7; on Ksnne9 1yss ;; or on 0f Evans. III i
Hit by pitcher: BY MCGEE, l. Struck out:
BY Mcdee, 2; BY Kennedy, l. by Evans, /.
Wild pitch: MCGEE, 4. Time; 1870. UNI
pires. Power and Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The home club
won from Washington today. Wiltse was
batted freely in the first inning, and
Kenna, Mack's latest acquisition, was sub
stituted. He held the visitors down to
five hits. Attendance, 2,400. Score:
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HOODS


Stops the breeding Of disease germs
and impurities In the blood.
10 also imparts vitality and richness,
and that means q strong, vigorous
body e well IS \ clear healthy skin.
You will look better and feel bet
ter II you begin taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla TODAY. 1t
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BroOkiyn wiz. ntLast.

NEW YORK. May G-After having Ave
successive defeats marked against them,
Brooklyn defeated Boston today. Hughes
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Total. ..... s n q - ~ Totals -..@ . 10 q s 4
Slated for Eason IN ninth,
e &; ! asSl. ... ..~.:"."f SfS555$&
Two-base hit: Dexter, sacrihce hit; Ryan.
Stolen bases: Miller, c, o'Hagen. Double
plays; o'Hagen Qunassistedy, King to
rell to Brashear.. Struck out: By Eason,
A. by Murphy, 4 First base on balls: on
Eason. g; on Murphy, /. Time. $50. Um-
plfe: Cantillon. fef T. . ,ff
Pirates Gst Another one.
days game mainly on account Of errors
and bases on balls. Pitcher Leonard
swormsted has been released by the Gin
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81. Louis Wins from Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 6~-Chicago's errors were
costly and hgured In. all OF the visitors
hits on Murphy were, confined to one to
an inning, Attendance .1,100. Score:
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base hits: Meany. Turner. Three-base
hits: Turner, Mailman. Struck put: BY
McMackin. l. First base on balls: on Mo
Mackin, ]; of Altrock, 8. Time: 1:23. Um-
pire: Tindil.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-06
MiIlera Eaay Victim..

INDIANAPOLIS, May 5.-Indianapolis
had little, trouble with Minneapolis today.
Spohr was hit hard at opportune times.
Attendance, 496. Score:
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but they succeeded In making a run in the
BOSTON.

Total" 10 q 10 n TOtsls.... 1 sHlo
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The FiiOinOa tied him to q tree ana the
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Sc a 8.

Sn Dallas bat iid Elm eiaen-
tbumllber SAL enttpidelt. Die cons
lollo1rte StraBenbabn : @eieuihait
bate nit Der STANDARD 2idt= uno
Strait Ompagnie einen &Dntraft auf
0te 9auer BON sebn Sabren getroHen
tlr bic 2ieferune BON &raft gum
Bretle BON $3.50 per 6traBencar fir
aht5ebnltinoigen Dienit per Sag.
Ste Stanoaroz &ompagnie ging in
Die 6dnoe zines Observation-Disclosures
i1ber; Die StaotbebDroe erbtelt &ennts
NIB bon benz beitebenoen &ontraft
uno bradte cine &laee negen Ser
lebung oes Nnti=S ruitgelebes elm,
pa Die neutrality-suspicious. auf
Soften Der Brioatfunoen BON Der
STANDARD : &ompagnie beupr5uet
muroe. Ser pom 8unbeseeribt ein=
geiebte Wiaiienpermalter annuuirte
oaraufbin 1Dfort ben &ontraft uno
beltimmte, oaB Die Strabenbabnz
9eleu1haft oDn iebt ab So. 35 PRO Sag
uro pro GorS beaa6len bat; moz
raul nun Die Experimentation
pie eleftrilbe &ompa9nie auf ST..
OUO,OOO S6aoenerIab uerflaet.
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Ser sdbel abaeidafft.

in Der britiiden armee p,ro Der sdbel abeeIaafft
uno balo gu elmer &eliquie irilberer Sage meroet, io=
melt ieiae gsislihfeit in oer mooernen 8riegihbruns
in getraat tomrnt. gor einem balben Sabrbunoert
ipuroe er als Die bette Waife angeleben, ieoo6 bat oas
@slpebr iest oehen Nlab ein9enomncn. 3ur geeen=
%tnartisen 3eit le9en Sauienoe bon 2euten ibre alien
Wtetbooen, Die 9eilung bon Mtagen= uno Sarmlcioeu
gu perluden. ab uno gebrauden oas alte suoerldiiqe
9oltetter's Wagenbitters. @s 1T bon Inn ME be-
tannt geworoen, oaB es in Jd[en BON @eroauungs=
leioen, Spspeplie, @ertopians, Waleoereiftuns .2e6er=
uno Nierenleioen ODER Malaria, Gteber uno taltem
Gieber ni6i bilft,. uno miro oesbalb elm geriub emf
fun aelpcien un Ii ibStt' on.6 ieinen t4 ,sieeoro@ BON Bell
%erfol9en lpdbreno cieier ,Heit icine neberlegenbei
ilber ale anoeren 9eilmittet felt etablrt. 8eriu6t
cine Slalhe uno ~iiber5engt Sud, ieoo6 beItebt oarauf.
pas ehte nit unlerer priuat= Shusmarte am 5la=
ihenbalie au %befommen.
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geit aber go Sabrem

1bDn purbe Wtrs. @inSlDm'S SOP,
thing : Syrup ppr MiQioner BON
Wlttern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
angemenoet. @irft Du i'm S9lafe
burb baS Shreien zines &lnbeS ge=
it6rt, oas I'M 8abnen lit uno nor
Sbmeraen ueint? Mern 10. laiie
lufDrt cine Slaide BON ,Mrs.
@inslOtps Soothing @nrup" bolen.
Sem Wertb lit unbesablbar. Sc
miro benz fleinen 2eioenoen iofDrt
2inoerung oeribahen. 8erlaBt euh
barauf. Wiitter, es lit fein 3meifel
bariiber. Sc BELT 9iarrbpe, reeu=
lirt ben Maeen unb Die @ieren, be-
Ieitigt Wino : Sulif, erpeibt ben
@aumen, perbinoert gntsinbune
unb itdrft bas gauge Spltem. yWtrs.
Winslops Soothing Syrup" fir sab'
nenoe &iuoer lit angenebm i'm @e'
ibmad; oas &ecept itamlnt bon
einem Der beiten peibli9en Ierste in
hen Ser. Staateu. @s lit Bel allen
9ruGeiiten in Der gansen Welt gu
baben. 8reis Is Gents per Staihe.
&auft ni6ts anoeres, als Mrs.
@iuS(omS Soothina= Snrub,
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Die prppbeseimma 3riieers.

Der @erlauf oes lioofrifaniiden
Grieaes 5eiet, oaB Der .Breis, Sen
8roBbritannien fir bic 5berberr>
idaft in SIbafrifa be5ablen muB,
in Der 9bat roie Mtenlbbeit nit @ntz
ieben erfilen" miro. Sci Musbruh
oes &rieges bat Spbn 8uu oiele
8ropbe5eiune 9risers als cine (eere
8rablerei betrabtet, iebt ober meiB
er, oaB Der Bralioent Der Sraus<
saal= Geglerung genau puBte, mas
er lagte, alS er oieie unbeilpertun=
benoen Worte ausiprab; oenn Die
8erluitz3iiteu iDtpobl, als aud Die
enDrmen @eloiummeu, Die Der &rieg
periblungen bat, iino Die bereoteiten
3eugen.
g5 iino Die Dffi5ieuen @erluits
liiten bis gum 81. De5ehtber 1901
n.HEta,,+ftA ~ S1,~Sn- CO.'S
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Sii0meitteras miinldtG n4
Ser Cinderella Sdnh =Valaif

SEP. 207 Nlamp Blaaa, gelepbpn
585, bat einen eroBen 8orratb BON
Sbuben fir 9erren, 9amen unb
&inber fir Die benDritebenoen Seiers
Gage. Nae @aaren 1tno nur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen be5Deen. Wir
bieten ale &onfurrena bur1 Quali.
tdt uno 8reiie. Mu6 bic beliebterl
uno nor5l9lihen Ilfreb DDlge'a
5il5ihube iino pieber aneefpmmen.
Spre9t Bel uns Dor uno be1iHtigt
unler 3ager Doer ibidt Cure Nuf<
trdge brieflib elm.
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Stets fir ben @ebrauh fertio;

<thr
tets superldllia fino Cheatham's
Laxative Tablets. Sic beilen grs
fdltuna ibneIer als traeno elm ana
oeres Wtittel. 2eibt bel iib gu tras
gen. angenebm gu nebmen. @eroen
earantirt. 8reiS % Gents.
say Salt, cement, Sanb, Bod
fteine, ~feuerfeite @teine unb Thpns
Cheer uno Ispbaltpapier, 9adpappe.
2beer uno GSpbalt, Del, gerpentin.
5arben, 8las &c. &c. ftetS ~pDrrdtbig
BET S. &. 9ielmann, 306 Dit
Commerce StraBe. &ieorise Breiie.
quite Woare iomle quite uno reeae
8eoienung weroen garantirt. =
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%GROSSMUTTER'S THEE.
SIT gut fir &rantbeiten
mnb unlbdblib fir Die @ee
iuno6eit. &urirt 8erItopfe
Jung. 8einigt bas Blut. Gut
fir Die 2eber.
Ste efnsiae Wababntune bon
Sbee. Waru,n
Gin ,,meues spitem."

Sn Monaco mar man bieler Sage
mieoer eininal in Nufregung. Nibt
etrpa iiber ben Selbitmoro zines uns
elldlihen Spielers, iber iOlhe Nuz
tdslibteiten lit man bort erbaben.
1pnoern iiber ben grfinber etres
neuen vSpitems," NIT oeiien 6nlfe
er Die Banf 81 iprengen boffte.
9tesmal mar eS IbrigenS Der
Trdger zines itol5en 9amenS,
2oro &OBlpu, Der feline in ben
2pnooner Clubs erpprbenen &ennt=
niiie Der Seinbeiten Der peribieoenen
@lldsipiele gu einem nSpitem" uerz
fnlpit batte uno mirflib NIT grfola
varbeitete". Sein &uf mar linn BON
Sltenoe bis nab Der Gipiera uoraus=
eeeilt, batte er bod an Der 9oroiee
nipitematiih" 10000 Tranfen ge=
mDnnen. ODD in Oitenoe ging Die
5ailon gu gnoe uno 10 oerleate Der
2Oro ben Sbauplab ielner 9bdtig=
felt nab MonacD. Die gelamlnte
Spielermelt Der 9eufelafahe an
Der &ipiera iab nit Spannuna
Dem @riheinen oes @ngldnoers
I'M Spiellaale entaegen. gr fam,
iab uno oer(or! 8erl0r in fur5er
5riit Die in OHenoe erbsuteten 300,=
600 5ranfen uno nod etlibe oaris
Der. 9ruboem ihwDrt er, aleib iei-
men 5ablrelben 8orgdnaern auf leln
Spltem. Die Spieler aber ieuf5en:
IS mar nieoer nir! Sour Die 6errrt
@rpupiers tparen Die 9an5e Belt iiber
tiibl aeblieben, miiien tie bod. Dab
es nur elm Spitem 9iebt, NIT benz
man unfeb(bar aewiunt: Wtan muB
g%anfbalter an sriiuen 2iih in Wio-
uaeo iein.
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aim Sole Ses SDuias

in @oethes .Sauft", Der einen aroBen
Slo6 beste unb pfleate. CAB es eruiaes
Suden. @s mar cine Quaf, pelbe bic
Sblinge ertragen muBten. Die ichlims
meren, ME rubeuben, itedenben uno iu,
denoen Qualen Der beutigen 8irflidlfeit,
biejenigen Der Menihen, melde an Sas
mprrboioen teiben, braucbt aber Nie.
monb su ertragen. 9aseeen aiebt es
elm ii1eres, Nnafeiis genanntes Seilmits
tef, bas iih Sebermaun beidoffen fann.
gs 1T in allen N~potbefen su baben uub
auserbem pirb cine 9rube nmipnIt an
Seoermaun BON P. Neustaedter & Co.,
Box 1915, New York, oeriaubt.
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4oae Nae pertb 1T, mas mon friibe,
forttparf!

&0Ao 9ae tperfb 1T, mas man friiber
fprttparf!
0uH Dor 20 Sabren .betradtete
man bier in TeraS uno in ben anoes
rem Stnaten bes ngottongirtelS"
ben WnumtpDu1nmeu al8 cine uabre
nuisance ala cine rebt It0renoe
uuo idftige 8ugabe gu Dem tpertb=
bulIer Gaieritofe Der 8aummon=
ftnube!
Mie Bat fih bas aber in ben feb
ten beiben Sabr5ebnten sednoert
Gus ben Nngaben bes lebten Gem
{us 9ebt berppr. baB es i'm Genius
Sabre in ben Gnoitaaten Tim Npr=
ben aiebt ea iiberbaupt feline y nidi
weniger oils 357 gDttonidmen : Del
rsiibler CAB, tpelhe SO Brucent Der
0er eeiammten Yroouction preBten.
Biebt man in 8etraht, oab Elm
zbeil oe8 Samens fur Saat5mefe
iibrig bleiben muB, 10 eriebt man
barnus, onB man ibon siemlit Deii
auf benz Wege uoranseihritten lit,
alien perfigbaren gottuniamen 5ur
Determining 81 permenben.
Dn8 lit Elm umibmung, ben mar
nod Dor 20 Sabren, NO man tbat.
i6d3lih nidt uuBte, mas man mil
benz GottunSamen anfaneen ionte,
nidt fir mDglib gebalten bate
SIN Genius Sabre tpuroen 2,479,'
1856 Tunnen NaummDniamen in Der
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Grtnriioneu Der 5. & 9. @.=8abu.
Die angegebenen Saten be3ei9nen DIE Der.
faufs.Iage Der 8ilette.

9sadJ 9arebp, Seq, am 81. Sebruar:
@ebeut<Seier George @aihingtons.
gfadb Can 9lntDniD, Scr., am 2. nnb
3. Sebnar: |. 0. O. F.-Staats : 3uiam.
menfunft.
Nah @acp, Seq, am 20. unb 81.
5ebruar: GREEN'S DISQUALIFICATION.
Nah 0alfaS, Seq, am IL. unb II.
5ebruar: Bolts 8arteis
Nacb Netp Orleans, 2a., POM S. BITS
10. Sebruar: Maroiaras.
Sir obiee 9aten merben niebrige Or.
euriiuns<9faten in 8raft iein. @e9en al.
len gin5elbeiten ipenbe man ficb gefdl-
Ii9ff an 8. s. 8rice,
9. g. & s. a., s. & g. 90. 81. 81.
YaleSftue. Sera4.
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Sect tit Die 2eit

@uren Gurratb BON Seuerbpla fir
ben @inter anauldafen. @ir baber
bas bette lie bier pfferirte 9Dla aus
HDuno Sod an Der 81. 6. & &.
Babn. Wladt Cure 8efteaung.
Telepbon 81.
Suniet @DDb Company,
SO. q. Tith, General Manager.
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sast emd, midlt emtmmtbiaem,

lunoern nebmt Simmons Liver
Purifier" lin Der 8teh=S dahtel.)
SIS befinoen iih oiele @ahabmungen
oes Originals i'm 6anoel; iebet aliD
barauf, baB es elm purifier" lit
uno bergeiteIt miro BON Der A. G..
Simmons ir. Medicine Co.
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Spmtber,t Nacific 8abn.

siab Netp Orleans, Soufpm nnb Sol.
peifDn tdelid..........12:00 Mitta9s.
Nab 81 8alD, galtfDrnier unb Mertfr
900 8Drm,
Nab IDrbSSeras, ct. GDuts unb gbica.
90 (Katy Flyer)........8:15 Mbenbs,
Mntunt.
Son Noros9e1as, ct. 2puis unb gbicagl
(Katy Flyer ..........8:30 Morgen3.
Bon Hefu Orleans, 9Duftsn uno Sol
betpn tdglih.. ....... .4:45 gfa6m.
Bon 81 8aio, Californian uno WerifD
7.30 Yfhpnh8.
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Das 9eben 1T tur furs. &iir,
gen Sic es niht nod mebr oaour1,
baB Sic Sbre @rfdltune pernahldi.
iigen. 9a oDb cine Slaibe Sim
mons Cough Syrup Sic oapor
beilen miiroe. Wiro gnrantirt.
8retS 25 unb so Gents.
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W. &. & 9. 8abm.

Nbfabrt.
@ab 8acD, SDrt 8ortb. Danas. &anias
gttp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdgli1,
o. & u. q. Oepot) 1880 Mor9ens.
Woh @aco, Sort Bortb, 9alaS &c. (nDm
SunIeteO Depot ......... 1915 Mbenbs.
Nntunft:
Bon Chicago, st. 2Duis, &anIas gitb,
Dallas, Sort @Drtb unb @aco, tasliob
(Sunlet Depot ..........S:30 Born.
8on 8aco, Sort Bortb, 9anas &C. Is,
q. & q. IS. SepDt) $3.50. 9:25 MbenbS.
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Giieuba6n Tabr=Y lan.
s. & g. u. 8abn.

Nab alen orbsSeross8unften ........
80 Born.
0ah ct. 2ouis, Mempbis unb benz
2lt!l. WltIIQq9.
Nab @aco, HorbzSeras, 6anta Sc nnt
SrtScDsBurften ....... S.15 Nben0a
Nacb ct. Bouts unb benz Often 800
0ab 9arebD unb MericD.. 800 8orm.
Mnfunft.
Bon ct. 2Duis unb benz Often .7.30 8orm.
Son Horo<Seras, Santa Sc unb 8riscp-
Bunften .8.45 8Drm.
Son lDcalen 8unften1.....6.3366 ~9g55orhfn
Bon ct. 2ouis NH Dem often II. As @bbs.
SON Gareb0 limb Merifp. -. l2.l 10 acbm.
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Sr. Santes $. Sinbleb,
9tds= @ebdube.
Speeialiit fit Maie, SAILS II. DIR.

Spreb Stunben ppn 10-12 ubr
8ormittags, 3-5 1br Madmittags.
Sonntaes: BON 10-11 ubr 80rrt.
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g. u. & q. g. 8abn.
Wbfahrt,

0ah @oloeftDn, Souiton unb guero tag.
fig. 900 8prn1.
Wah Corpus ghrifi, Graufas BOB unb
Beeoile tdalib .......... l11r @orm.
uno 300 Na9m.
Wab Borne unb 8errniIle, tdslih......
1890 Born.
Mnfunft.
BDn @alneifon, 5Dufton unb guero tag
fid NbenoS.
Bon Corpus gbriFi, NranIas BaB unb
BeeptGe tdglid.. .2:05 Racbm.
Son 86rue unb 8errbile. taelih......
$3.50 Mbenbs.
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Bnomeiier,

Der &6nia aler Sloihen : 8iere, lit
INNER aleih an Aualitdt uno Sc
ihmaf. ba es nur BON auserlelenem
9opfen uno Wals bereitet miro uno
oo1e iebS Wonate lagert, ebe eS auf
Slaiben gefnat miro. Sc giebt nur
e II ehteS Buomeiler, unb oas miro
BON Der Gnbeuier Buib Bremine
GR'n. in ct. Souls, Wo., berees
ffeIt.