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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
Great western's Progress.

Hon. L. F. Potter. president Of the First
National bank Of Harlan, Shelby county,
Was in Council Bluffs yesterday. The bank
Of which he Is president was organized in
September, 1899, and at the end OF six
months business it's deposits amounted to
$73, 1871. On February 26 Of this year
the report Of the comptroller showed its
deposits to be $252,676. Mr.. Potter said the
Great Western was preparing to begin work
on its line through Harlan and had estab-
lished an once there. At Halbur, between
Manning and Carroll, there il some heavy
work to be done; grading has already been
begun.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
beaver Has a clear FieId.

BOSTON, March 1.-THE executive com
United Society OF Christian EndeavoT met
Invitations TO hold the Interna-
tional convention in Denver In July, 1908,
were presented from the Colorado senate
and house OF representatives. the CONNER
ciai club, the Board OF Trade and the Chris
The ST. Louis union. which had
previously extended an invitation. grace
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
JENNINGS GETS PRIMARIES
Makes Clean Sweep in Every Precinct
Except Three,
HAS TOTAL or ElGHTY-TW0 DELEGATES
Indications Are that Boyer and
Cooper VIII BE Nominated a.
Candidates for Aldermen
- Mt Large.
HAS TOTAL or EIGHTY-Two DELEGATE

These are the nominations for ward alder
men made at the democratic primaries last
night. The Jennings forces made a clean
sweep in every precinct, except in the
Fourth ward and the FIRST precinct OF the
Fifth ward. Mayor Victor jennings will
control the democratic city convention Fri
day night with eighty-two OF the 103 dele
gates selected last night, and consequently
his nomination in the hope that ne may
secure a third term is a foregone conclu-
sion.
In the first precinct Of the First ward the
Jennings delegations received elghty-fve
votes and the opposition ticket twenty-nine.
Charles Huber, present representative from
the First ward, received no opposition for
the nomination for alderman in either pre-
cinet. In the second precinct the Jennings
delegation won out with seventy-hve votes
against thirty-three for the opposition.
Easy for Jennings in second.
In the Second ward the Jennings forces
had things practically all their W way.
In the first precinct the Jennings delegation
secured eighty-three votes against nineteen
for Zurmuehlen. In the second precinct
Jennings received seventy-seven votes. as
against fifteen for the combination ticket
Of Zurmuehlen and Bixby. Thomas Maloney
for the aldermanic nomination received
ninety-nine votes against forty-nine for DR..
NJ. J. Bellinger. A. H. Dillon and w. l.
Williams each received four votes.
The first precinct of the Third ward gave
the Jennings delegation thirty-two votes, as
against twenty-seven for Z~urmuehlen. In
the second precinct the Jennings forces
captured the delegation with forty-four
votes against twelve for Bixby and thirty
one for Zurmuehlen. M. H. FINLEY, as alder
manic nominee, from this ward had as OPP
ponents John Schoening and Pat Gunnoude.
The Fourth ward, the home ward of Louis
Zurmuehlen, gave Jennings two OF it's four
teen delegates, this being in the first pre-
cinct. The second precinct went seventy
for zurmuehlen, thirty-one for Jennings
and sixteen for Bixby. Chris Peterson was
nominated for ward alderman without OPP
position in either precinct.
In the first precinct OF the Fifth ward
the Jennings forces succeeded In capturing
only one delegate, the other nine going to
the Zurmuehlen- Bixby combination. The
second precinct was captured by the Jen-
nings forces. John Brough defeated James
McMillen for a%ldermanic nomination by four
votes.
In the first precinct Of the Sixth ward
Jennings received seventy-nine out Of the
eighty-two votes cast, the other going tc
the Bixby delegation. The second pre-
cinct with its two delegates went to Jen-
nings. W. A.. Wells for the aldermaniC
nomination received sixty-nine votes, Al
against nine for Alphonso Bellinger.
Mayors Eishty-TwO Delegates.
Mayor Jennings will go into the conven'
tgon Eriday ntobt Nth aiOhtv.tU0 0ut 0f the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13

Sues saloon Keeper.

The petition in the suit Of George ].
Williams against J. A. Seldom. saloon
keeper in Nicola, and his bondsmen, the
American Surety company Of New York, was
filed in the district court yesterday. Will
liams seeks to recover S2.sse.7s from sed-
don because, as he alleges. Seldom sold
his minor son, ROY Williams, intoxicating
liquor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13

These transfers were filed yesterday in the
abstract. title and loan once of J. w.
Squire. 101 Pearl street:
8. c. Foote to A. C. Hale, lots 8, 4,
II and IS, block 154, and lots /, 2, 3,
4, block 1853, and lots Z, 8, 8, 10, block
ITO, Crescent City, s W d...".......S $50
Habicht,. nw% %1o-77-SS, " d.. 1850
Henry Wickham and wife to Chris
johnson. 50 lot 8, block 8, Riddles
sub, s W ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $500
"A. J. Seaman to Maria Cline, lots 9
and II, block Is, Bayliss' Sd add.
Leonard Everett and wife to Colt:
fried Pinckau. 81 nwK and nek
nwk 3S-7e-42, W ....."........... 5000
wilhelm H. Kruger and wife to
Gottfried Pinekau, W % feet swk
nwA &-16-42, W ............... l
Gottfried Pinckau and wife to Will
helm II. Kruescr' mex nwh 2s-7S- m
N. z. Russell and wife to orviiie "'
Davis. MA lot T. Auditors sub; swk
SEX 12-7b-4O. and part lot II, Audi
tors sub, nwh seh L-7b-4O. W d.. 97
John T. Bullock and wife to G. c..
Carmichael, swA l5-75-40, W d.. $500
Boiler, n 50 acres OF nwh r7-7b-Ss,
Cara Nj. Moore and husband to Isa.
bella A. Gillette, lot l, block /,
Wilson Terrace add, W d..,......... $500
Executors OF the estate of George
Keeline. to John b. Long, lot l,
sub Of lot rs, original plat; v d.. 5000
Keeline to John B. Long, lot 4 In
sub OF lot 1s. original plat, W d.. 800
Thirteen transfers. otal....."....s4O.O5s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
Crescent Votes tor New schools.

CRESCENT. Ia. March 12.-tspeciaI.)-
T. A. Kirkwood was elected school director
at large. at the township election. BY
unanimous vote q High school was ordered
established at Crescent, to be free 10 any
one living In the township. The teachers
will be; Miss Kate A.. Morris. Miss Nellie
Hutchinson and Mrs. NJ. L. Thornburn. A
principal will be chosen next Monday. A
new school house was voted In district No. s.
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TheatrieaIs at GrinneII.

GRINNELL, Ia. March 1~2.-(special. Tsle-
gram.)-The Grinnell Ladies' club tonight
presented "she Stops to Conquer" with
great success at the Colonial theater. The
audience filled the house and was enthusi-
astic. The receipts will be used for fur
nishings for the new theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
New PreaIaent of HeiaeIberE.

TIFFIN, o.. March if.-Rev. c. Z. Miller,
berg university, Vice Rev. j. Z. Peters,
deceased. The new president Eas professor
in the Heidelberg theological seminary and
a Is years of are.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
ssss. Manager in Real Dramatles.

Burt Brown, stage manager at the Do
hany opera house had a halr-rais-
ing experience after midnight Tues
day while going home and q bullet through
the rim OF his hat is evidence OF the close
call he had.
He had taken a short route down the rail-
road tracks or Union avenue and when he
reached the barn at the rear Of his home.
1880 Third avenue. he noticed two men
standing In the shadow near the barhdoor.
He asked them what their business Was
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
southre.t.rn mound TabIe.

CORNING, Ia, March 12.--(special.)-The
southwestern Iowa city superintendent OF
schools will have a round table in Corning,
March q and ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13

LONDON, March l2-Ths Capetown cor
respondent of the Standard cables that the
breathing OF Cecil Rhodes Is frequently
most dihcuit and labored. and that all the
dangerous symptoms remain
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13

%ssP iS yS :p |: 6 Jew Ss!:o GssiS 9 f eS1;i!P's $isE gss the f 5a%So :i Ttss s lS:s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
Mayors Eighty-Two DeIeeatea.
Mayor Jennings will 60 into the conven-
tion Friday night with eighty-two out Of the
1903 delegates, as follows:

The indications are that W. C. Boyer and
L. A. Casper will be nominated Friday night
as candidates for alderman at large. s. D.
Wadsworth will be renominated for city
solicitor without opposition, probably. Au-
gust Parish's name is mentioned In con-
nection with the nomination for city au-
ditor, and T. r. Drake and Louis zurmueh.
len are said to be out for the nomination
for treasurer. William Higgeson will be
renominated for ~weighmaster. and the nomi-
nation for city assessor. It Is said. will lie
between Henry Paschel and Frank Bixby.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
who the AIdermanie Nominees Ar,

Charles II. Huber is the present alder
man from the First ward. Thomas MaIoney
Is a cigar manufacturer in business on
Broadway. NJ. II. FINLEY. nominated In
the Third ward. iS an oid-time resident OF
the city and in the employ OF a coal and
ice company. Chris Petersen. the nominee
OF the Fourth ward. is keeper Of q meat
market on Sixteenth avenue. John Brough
OF the Fifth ward IL a railroad man and
formerly represented this ward In the city
council. W. A, Wells. nominated in the
Sixth ward. is the local representative OF
a large omAhs brewing company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
plumbing and heating. BI1by . Son.

Davis ssiis glass.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
Complete List.

These are the delegates selected last
night:
First ward-F1rst precinct: l. G. Besley,
Lars Jensen, p. T. Waterman, Charles T.
Lacy, Harry Grail. T. r. Drake, Anton
Jensen. p. ID. Moomaw, Jens Madsen, -.
Green, A. Ables. James wickham. John !.
Lutz, Charles d. Walters, Robert Rain,
John H. Clausen, Ed Stockert, George L.
Second ward-First precinct. Lucas Neu-
Frank Hggett, o. 3. Peterson. W. II.
schurz. r.. II. Huntington. Adolph Cold
stein. c. B. Rufcorn, r. F: Cochran. Sec
ond precinct: c. w, Roach. ]. G. Martin.
:; .B D; Austin rSG. L T r. ssTUiss; Etnnn Mqsph \
Third Ward~Firs precinct: Chris Jensen.
John 7. oliver. Charles Gregory, Oscar
Baumelster. John Evers. H. o. ouren, g.
Russ. ]. r. Macrae. Second precinct: A
Ed Stimson. T. J. Lenahan.. w. H Thomas.
Eugene Sullivan, ]. J. Hughes
Fourth Ward-Ftrst. precinct: b. 8. Ter
wiiliger. John Churchill. Henry Atkins.
sss aDoSa 0 0ISs,Ic, " F RsSdOnll s A r FI nSSSksg.
@. l. FINLEY. @. Crum. James A. Hereld.
Fifth Ward-F1rst precinct; Joe Steven
son, Patrick Lynch, J. k. Cooper. Martin
G Gsn, j D. A H stsheS. sss Eg@ wosrl Z; b se Bond
precinct: Bartel Nelson. Alex Hamilton.
Mix O'Rourke, Peter Jacobsen, Anthony
Howard, r. l. Gallagher. Lars Nelson. e.
sixth Ward-First precinct: J. f. Hunt.
sell. w. Evans. Wise Payne. Clint Mercer,
| GeorRe Williams, David Sherlock, Ed Hoyt,
W. H. Francis. Samuel Albro.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-13
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were filed yesterday In the
abstract. title and loan once Of J. W.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
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LOUIS EckNARF, wHoLEsALE-HAENDLER ANroNlo TEXAS

! miibt, ieiner Stimme bic eefpobnte
j aube gu beipubren.
Die auffalenbs, erreete Slanqfdrs
bnng entsins Gertrubs S6r nidt, unb
es flos etn @9atten iiber ibr @eIi6t.
Dieter Son, ben iie fett ibrem 0erz
lobungstag ni9t ipieber gebDrt, lptrfte
pie etn idber 8lib- fagte ibr, baB
Hbeoer IN Mtrfli9fsit ni9t aans 70
aufrieben unb better iei, tpie gu fein er
| li9 ben Mnf9ein CAB. ct fii6lte fid
ni9t gliidlid, mo9te er nod 10 lebbaff
bds @egentbeil berfi9ern!
Sic batte re9t, er ipar' pirfliA
nt6ts ipeniser als eliidli9 unb rnbia.
Wobl beipabrte er nit betpunbernsnerz
them Mutb bic iibernommene gtoIle,
aber er befanb fid in ftetem &fe
ssgen iih fel6er uno feline @efiible, bic
ii9 fptoer bieie ibnen 70 tpenig suz
| fagenbe Rp[le auflebnten, unb oft
| fraste er ii6 bpu 8eiorenib, Oh er tpobl
INNER Sieger bleiben fperbe. go
dngitlia er fi6 iiberipa9te, 70 tpenig
er ii9 eine 8ertrault9fett gegen Ser
trub berausnabm, bic er 1i9 ni9t au6
ebebem erloubt, es fonnte bod einmal
eine Stunoe tDmmen, no bic Qeibenz
f9aft ale S9ranfen nieberparf, unb
bann bate er tpobl fir olle 3eit ibr
Wertrauen perf6er5t, bann mubte bas
3ulammenleben fir tie 8eibe ein une
ertrdgli9es iDerben! gr bate nidt ges
oa9t, baB es BEL suten, feitem WiIlen
10 f6ner lperben ipiirbe, fih in Elm 0er<
bdltniB, tpie bas ibrise, binein5ufin-
ben!
Ser ipeitere Weg tpurbe aiemli6 einz
filbig auriidselest, unb bon ibren forz
genben @ebunfen gang in Mnfpru9 aez
nommen, berlanglamten bic iunaen
2ente ben S9ritt, obne es nur au Be-
merfen. Oabur9 tpurbe es aber aiem&
lt4 fpdt, ebe fie bas Malbbeimer Ser>
renhaus erreidten, auf beHen SerraiIe
9rafin 9oliten in @efeaf9aft ibres
Neffen gtobert 8renfen ifanb. Die
9eimfebrenben ertannten i'm auf ben
erften 8lid,- unb @ertrub fliifterte
ibrem 8erlobten elm perd9tlid flinsens
oes: pOas tit itarf% gu.
Grreeung ober Grgriffenbeit nor an
i9r ni9t gu bemerfen, ni6t einmal Gms
pOrung, nur @eradtlns. Sbre 9anb
batte bel bes einit seliebten Mannes
@nblid ni6t sesudt, ibr Nuge ben Nus=
ornf ni9t berGnbert, unb gbeber, Der
ite 19arf, penn au6 beimGi9 beoba9e
tet, dtbmete pieber lei9t unb fret.
yaaltes glut sebDrt alIerbinss baau,
tnbehen bate 9err bon 8renfen feine
Mabl, als balb gu fommen ober fid
uns sdnalif fernaubalten. 2ebteres
TT aber nabe5u unm0gli9, benn er peib
teinen Sag, pb er Did ni9t Bel qez
meinfamen 8efdnnten treffen tpir6,"
fagfe er bierauf.
(ssortfeBuna folat).
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Banfbieb Sellinef.

g8ien, 20. Sept. @ie ibpn be-
ribtet, lit bel Der 2dnoerbanf BON
einem 8ean1ten Der Sauptfaife, Go
numb Sellinef, elne 9roBe Defrauba=
tiDn neriibt tpprben. (Wittelpeile
bat bas &abel ben SelbitmDrb Sellis
nets eemeloet. 3. &eb.) 8Dn
Der 2eituna bes Snitituts nurbe
fplgenbesg Communicate per6ffentlidt:
Der 8eatnte Der 6auptfaiie @os
numb Sellinef bat iib beute rs.
Sept Wlittaas unter auffaaenoen
umitdnoen bpr 8eainu elmer &aHen=
&epiiipn entfernt. Die in ieiner
Nbpeienbeit norgenonmene Gepi=
iion eraab srDBe llnreeelmdBiafei=
ten in Der gbedgebabrung uno rpur=
De bisber Elm Gbgaug in Der 0Dbe
BON 1,259,000 &rouen fonitatirt.
Die l1nteribleife itellten li6 als cine
ssolee mangebafter uno uusuldnelis
der &pntrole beraus. Die Gffaire
erregt ihon oesbalb arDBteS Iuf.
ieben in Jinan5freiien. neil Die Gan,
berbanf bisber 9erabe5u als Wuiter
itrenalter 9Ontrulle gait. Die De-
frauoation muB lhon mebrere Sabre
5uriidrei1en. @omuno Sellinet,
elm Wann BON 81 Sabren. mar felt
sebn Sabren bel Dem Snititut be.
ihdftiat unb bem 6auptfaiiirer ats
ionrnalfilbrenoer 8eamter sueetbeilt.
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gr bate i'm gerfebr nit anberen
Banfen unb &a1ien gbefs aussu.
fertigen uno beiaB Elm 8lanfo= 6 bede
bub; oieies Gertrauen bat er miB=
brau1t.
9ie Defraubationen uuroen burd)
3ufaQ entbedt, als Der 6auptbuh-
batter sur &ontrolIirune elmer un-
pelentliben Differen5 in ieinen Bu=
bern oasGbedfontrolbu bud perlanQte,
oas Sellinef pertpabrt. Sellinef aab
an, es lie9te bel Dem &a1ienperein,
eiEg fort, an9eblib nm es gu bolen,
febrte aber nibt mebr suriid. Sci Der
Defining ieines ShreibtiIhes in
leiner Wobnung tpurben sablreiche
&onti uno Briefe Wiener 8anffir=
men iiber @eihdfte nit Sellinef oe=
funben. Sellinef batte arpBe gnaa=
gements bel einem Nutpmpbil= =Werf,
lomie in Wtontan= uno Snou'trie<
Bapieren. @s ereab lib, oaB er bel
8anfirmen eroBe Depots uno audi
groBe @utbaben bat. oa er nit Slid
ipefulirte. go Eat Sellinef 3. 9.
bel elmer Wehielitube elm Depot BON
300, 900 Sr tpelbes nit 100000
Ser, belaitet mar, iu oaB fiir ibn elm
ueberihuB BON 100000 Ser. reIul=
tirte. Durdb Die @insiebuna oieler
Depots uno @utbaben perrinQerte
iib Der Gnfanes auf 1859, 900 Ser.
geIbdbte Shaoen Der 2dnoerbanf
auf mebrere bunberttauieno aronen.
gSie Der n2Df. Sing. rnittbeilt, be-
trdgt Die Deruntreute Sulnme nah
ben neueiten SeititelIunaen 4.6 Meils
lionen arOnen. Die geruntreuunaen
fino beruerfitelliet tpproen ourh be-
triigeril6e Wanipulationen nit
gbeds unb burb Jdllhnngen pDn
8ubunasbeleeen. Dieier 5umme
iteben eeaeniiber nericbieDene @nt=
baben Sellinef6 bel perlhieoenen
Wiener 5irnnen i'm 8etrage BON ruMb
einer Million; ferner Snpeltitionen
in Derlbieoenen Snou1trieunternebs
munaen i'm getrage BON "a Millio=
men &ruuen. Sellinet batte 5000
GrDnen Sabresgebalt, mar reid uer<
beiratbet, lebte einfo1 uno aalt
als mniterbaft pflibttreu. @r nabm
ME urlaub nno genDB oaber oas
grDbte gertrouen tpegen leiner
ihelnbaren grbeltsfreuoieteit. Gin
&ompagnon oes Defrauoanten. Der
Snouitrielle aoolf BDuof, @eieu-
idafter Der ssirma SeiterreihiIhe
@leftromObilperfe, tpuroe perbaftet.
lleber Die nod niht gans aufse=
flarte Irt, tuie Sellinef Die Defrais-
oatiDn ueriibt unb Der &ontrune ent=
9eben fDnnte, tpirb BON einem sSah=
mann folgenoe Mnlibt geauBert:
Ser Defrauoant bat tpabr1heinlih
mebrere Gbefs, Die bereits CUR Nus=
3ablung 9elanot tparen unb Die ibm
Der Sauptfaiiirer CUR gintraguna
iibergab, unteriblaeen unb elm
speites Wal prGlentirt. MQeroinQs
1T er auh in Der Sage gemelen,
Gbeds 81 fdlihen, ba ibm ia Die
5Drmulare our 8erfiiaung geitanoen
baben. @enn Die &ontrDlle nit
oem 8ontrabub peinlib hurbae=
filbrt tuOroen tpdre, miirbe bas Wer=
breden mabribeinlih balb entoeft |
mDroen iein.
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gcit iiber go ssabren

ibon tpuroe Wirs. Winslom's 9 Soo.
thing Sprup BON WiiIioner ppr
Wfiittern beim 8abnen Der ainber
angetuenbet. Wirit DH i'm Sblafe
burb baS S9reien zines 8inbes 9es
ft0rt, bas i'm Babnen III unit Dor
S9mer5en tpeint? l8ern 10, laIie
iofort cine Slaide ppr, ,Mrs.
Winslotps Soothing @brup" bDlen.
Sein @ertb lit uubesablbar. @a
uirb oem tleinen 2eibenoen iu5ort
2inberung oeribaffen. 8erlaBt eub
oarauf, Wiitter, es iit fein 8peifel
bariiber. sc beilt 9iarrboe, regus
lirt ben Magen unb Die Nieren, Be.
ieitigt Binb &olif. ertpeibt Den
@aumen, Derbinbert @nt5iinbuna
uno itdrft bas 9anae Spitem. nMlrs.
BinslDtp5 Soothing 5prup" fiir 5aB.
nenoe &inber lit angenebn i'm Sc.
ibmad; bas Hecept ltatlint BON
einein Der belten neibli1en Mer5te in
ben Ser. 5taaten. gs lit bel allen
Nruggiiten in Der gansen Belt su
blber. Breis % Gents per s5lalbe.
&auft niGts anberes, als Wra.
Wlnslops SoothinazSprup.
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asratb in iein Saus elm.

8. Sc Quinn in gapenbilb, ST.,
puroe ourd einen tiifiiben ueber@
fail bon broniiber 8erftppfune iei=
ner bisberigen auten @eiunbbeit be-
raubt. glls aber Setnano ibm ''Dr.
Kings New Life Pills" eeraoeau
auforanate, ba mars nit ieinen 2ei=
Den Dorbei unb jebt lit er pDllftdnoig
interchangeable. Sene Bilen merz
ben garantirt ! 8u baben fir 25
Gents bel s. &alteper & 6pbn,
@eu. S. S. Shmitt, gieentbiimer,
uno No. 0reis, 9rDeuiiten.
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i'm @arten=Diftritt bes Staates. @es
lunobeit uno &lima uniibertrofen.
8iaiee 2dnoereien fiir ben syarner,
Utarftgdrtner, Obit- uno 8iebaiibter.
gSegen Ginselbeiten penoetGuh OH
6. S. Martin, g. q. g.,
San MntpniD, Teros
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Sin 9iebcsbries

miro Sic nidt intereliiren, menn
Sic auf Der Suhe iino nah elmer
garantirten Salbe fir gSunoen,
Branoperlebungen uno 6dmorrboi-
ben. Stto Dobb BON Bomber, Wo.
i6reibt: SD litt ein Sabr lang an
elmer bdBlihen Wunoe, aber cine
Sdabtel oDn .8udlen's Nrnlca.
Salbe ,beilte MIDI. Sc ift Die bette
Salbe auf @roen. Sir 25 Gents
Die Shabtel bel s. 8alteper, SEQ.
5. s. Sdtnitt. giaenthimer, uno
slo. DreiB. Groguiiten.
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siiomeitteras wiinidt Gu6

Benn Sbr guh irgeuopp nieoer.
laiien tuollt. tbut es entlane Der 81.
ME Der
Gan Qlmtpitip & QiranSas
Nnf, Rdf1m.
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aatarrh fanu uidt furirt iuersen

0urd locale NpplicatiOnen oa ie ben Sit Der Rrant=
belt nidt erreden tonnen. 8atarrb TT cine glut=
ooer eonliituttons s4rantbe uno UNI iie su beilen,
mlBt SIR iWnerlide 6eilmittel nebmeu. Sails
Satarrb aur luiro ein9enommen uno mirft brett
auf has 9lut uno Ole idlemige Gberildde. eau's
Rntarrb.6nr If feline Guafial6er Meoisin. Sic
murbe lett abren bon einem Der belen &er,tc Sicfes
eanoes oerOronet uno 1T Gin reselmdBiees Recept.
Sic beiiebt aus Oen beften betannten 5onica, per-
bnnoen nit Den beten 8lutreinigungsmitteln, Die
oirett auf bic S4ieimoberffd9e mirttn Die ooll=
tommene gerbinoun9 Der 3pci geitanotbeile 1T es
mas pl6' luunoeruolle 8elultate bel Der 6eiluno
uon Gatarrb berporbrinat eaBt Gnh 3en9niIe
Amicuit ihden.
s. 3. @beueg s 60. sclsop. Ohio.
ss- 9ertanIi bon aau apOt6steru greis rs
Gents bic Gfaids.
paIl's 7Tauileu= qsiusu limb biz bgfsn
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= Die Niitgiieoer5abl oes 9urn-
oereins in 0oultpn lit auf 1914 ees
itteaen. IS lnuB allerbin9s bemertt
peroen, ooB iih oarunter oiele Nme,
rifaner befinben.
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G|fenbabn I;aI|r=Ylan.
5. & %. "a. ss.al,...

7 u
0arb alien 9orbeSeras. 8,,ntten
Sorm.
lysneh ct. 9Duis, Memr6i5 uno befn
SlteH. 30 Mtttaas.
Naeb Noro<Segas, Santa SSe unb 5riscp,
Hunften n...............8 .8.l5 Qlbenos.
Nah ct. 2ouis, gSaco unb oent Often
............ ....,........9.0 90 Mbenos.
Natb 9arebo nno WtegicD. 900 @Drm.
4nfunft.
Bon st. Souls lnb bein Sfen. Z. 80 gorm.
Gon NDro~5eras. Santa Sc un6 Sriscp~
:, Yunften ..................8.45 @Drm.
Son lDcalen 8unften .......8.45 Iochnt.
0Dn ct. Souls unb Dem Sfen IL As Nbbs.
Gon 9are0o unb Meritp :. II. 10 yeochrn.
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g. q. s. u. g. 8abn.

Wbfabrt.
Rad @uerp, goafurn, 6puitDn uno @al~
peitDn, tagiieh $40 Bprtft.
0aa Corpus ghrifti, Spfport nnb geee
bilIe td9lih. h........2.4 g. 40 gochm.
Nodb gbrne nno aerrpille, taslieb.
.................,9 ,9:25 Born.
Nntunft.
gon Guero, gpafum. SDuiton unb @ole
oeiton, tdglicb. .........7:15 9lbenbs.
Son Corpus Gbrifti, &pdport uno See
billie tdglicb As Tachru
gon Borne nnb aerrnille. td9Iiob
..... WbenbS
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@mlf gbpre Babm.

b q B TT.
Nah 9abernia, Sutberlano Springs,
Stodoale. tdglidb, b,..... 300 Bnrm
Nnfunft.
Son Stodbale, Sutberlanb Sprinas nnb
9apernia, tdglidb, ...... 2:3O Nachm
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Somtbern Yacific Sabn.
Mbfa Dirt,

9ah Netu Orleans, SpuitDn uno @al.
peitDn taglib. 1915 Mittaas,
uno 7.50 Mbenbs
ga@ 81 8aio, galifprnien nnb Weerifo
...................9 .9:15 Bprn.
Nacb WprbrSeTas, ct. 2Duts unb gbicas
90 (Katy Flyer 80. $3.50 Nbenos.
Mntunft.
Son Noro<Se1as, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
:. (Katy Flyer 300 MDrgens.
Won NeW Orleans, SDuitDn nnb @at~
beitDn td9lib. 80 WDraens
unb $40 gtahm.
Won 81 Baio, galifDrnten uno Meerifo
.................... .7:00 Mbenbs.
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~. s.. & g. Bahn.

Nbfabrt.
yacb gSacD, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, 8onlas
gitp. ct. 9Duis unb gbieaep, taglib,
(Snnlet SepDt) g. 80 Worgens,
un6 $50 Nbenbs.
Wntunft:
8Dn Chicago, st. 2Duis, Sanias 9th,
Dallas, Sort N8ortb unb @aco, tdgfih
(Suniet Depot ........7.45 Moroens,
uno $50 Mbenbs
The evening times., 1902-07-21
SHORT STORIES FROM
The SMALL ED. PAGE
Now Is the Cock Autocrat of the Wash
ington Breakfast Table.

These are the days vnen the cook
is the 'autocrat Of the breakfast table, -
sighed one CT Washlngton's housewives.
''c5ow I've had good one all along,
but this morning ne saw 4 small ad.
in The Times Offering chance TO mix
victuals al summer -ssort- 50 !e
says he viii take a vacation and do
work at the same time. But, thea,
what's the use Of signing the house
wife continued, '.aIl have 10 do IS PIT
an ad. in The Times to counterbaIanee
that OF the summer resort-and a new
cook appears.
Judging from the help wanted column
in The Times this morning men shouldn't
complain for work. There's thirty
walters needed for a resort. fares paid
both ways; Young man is needed IS
cashier; a whole outfit for another river
resort. and any quantity OF single po-
sitions are oTen