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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27
PASSING PLEAsANTRIEs.

And do you like chewing gum7'' asked
the fair maiden with the rapldhre flaws
Sure, said the swain who had been
trying yainly for an hour to get up from
the chair sure, I'm stuck on it."--Balti-
more News.
7 see there's a prominent physician said
into bed with your feet cold. se'
bed at ALL remarked jackson Sevens 'if
DIDN'T get cold feet."-Philadelphia Catho-
shopper-I want dosen boxes of cigar
Clerk-Yes'm. What brand?
Shopper-I want the most deadly brand
you've got I want to use them to keep
moths out of winter clothes-Philadelphia
Press.
What do you want with Seth slinmins
as postmaster7 Why. he can't even read or
''That's tes' the pint" said Farmer Corn
tossel I'VE want somebody that won't
keep on pesterin. us by openin' our news
our postal cards. s."-washington Star.
Tourist suppose Birthstone Ike has
Native (witheringly)-Hi "man?' Why.
Ike has got five hicks in the steerin' handle
of his automobile already.-Judge.
First venezuelan-what has become OF
Senior Mazatlan7
Second Vene1uelan--He is out of politics
Did he lose much in the last campaign"
1.-TWO arms and a leg"
IF you please. Mr.. Billings can get de
afternoon or7 Me grandmother-"
"who7 Me grandmother? Not much
she amt She promised TO take me to de-
ball game dis afternoon n can get on 4"
You can go. my boy."-Cleveiand Plain
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

Estimates made by the chief state oil
Inspector place the value of petroleum
and other illuminRnts imported into Ne
braska during the month of April at
$12S.000. or in the neighborhood OF
Si.500,00O a year. The bulk Of this sum
represents the patronage OF Nebraska to
the Standard on trust
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

While the keys to the city remain in
the custody Of Mayor Moores, Omaha's
guests will have no trouble in opening
the latch.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

1t goes without saying that the Bur
lington has not yet lost its foothold in
the state house, Notwithstanding the
recent visit of John n. Baldwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

Is it not little too previous to select
the chairman for the next national re-
publican committee more than year
ahead Of the national convention?
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

II the weather man keeps his water
spouts in repair, it may be entirely un-
necessary for Omaha to acquire a water
works plant Of its own.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

"If there is anything wrong with those
canned lObsters," exclaims Grocer
Smith. ut must be charged up to Mr..
Jones, with whom we made our con-
tract. and Jones, he always pays the
freight"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

The Real Estate exchange must not
let It's fight for equal taxation wane,
The only way to win is to keep ever.
lastIngly at 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27
Strife Nears It's Finish.
Chicago ecord-Herald.

chicago Record-Herald.
What is the use of trying to settle all
these industrial problems before the sweet
girl graduate reads her commencement
essay?
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

The premature death Of John S. Rob
inson removes a man who has had a
credItable record in our public life. 1t
was his misfortune to sit through both
his terms as representative in congress
from Nebraska as a member of hope
less minority with little opportunity to
make his mark upon legislation. He
was, however, untiring, persistent and
faithful i'm his service to his constlt-
uents, to whom he was also endeared by
personal traits that commanded their re-
spect and esteem. AS practitioner at
the bar and judge upon the bench he
stood high among Eis legal associates
and should in the course of his remain
ing years, had he run the allotted course
Of life, have reached still higher plane
of public usefulness.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

Moving day in the city hall is a triie
later this year than usual owing to the
action Of the legislature extending the
term of the lease.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

II is to be hoped that the storm god
will have it out and over by the time
the presidential party is due to cross
Nebraska and Iowa on its homeward
journey.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

One Of the healthiest signs of the
season is the thorough shaking up Of the
Postohice department.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

The heavy downpour has done great
deal Of damage, but from the sanitary
standpoint 1t has proved a blessing to
this community.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

II The Bee should venture to deliver
such u wholesome lecture in four lines,
what an outcry there would be.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

A cyclone cellar does not come into
requisition often, but when it is wanted
it is wanted bad.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

The tornado crop is one whose failure
would cause no grief
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27
srArnMENr OLE CALCULATION.

State OF Nebraska, Douglas County, SIS:
George B. Tzschuck secretary of The Bee
Publishing Company being duly sworn,
says that the actual number or tuH ana
complete copies of The Daily, Morning
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
month ~ At.YfI fQO2 waa az follows!
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27

If Governor Mickey has been tempted
with offers of bribes for appointive
offices it is certainly his duty not only to
expose but to prosecute the bribegivers
1t is amusing, however, to watch the
World-Herald going into spasms about
the alleged attempts to corrupt the gov
erHor, with its loud demands for the
immediate divulgence of the names Of
the culprits, when we recollect its omi-
nous silence when it was charged that
brlbe offers were made to popocratic
governors When it was given out, for
example, that Governor Poynter could
have had $35.OOO for signing a pardon
for Joseph s. BARLEY, no editorial call
for the names of the go-betweens
adorned the World Herald, although TO
buy a pardon would certainly be as
criminal as to buy appointive favor.
With that blow-hot and blow-cold organ
it is simply a question whose political
OK is gored.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27
shopper-I want a doaen boxes of cigar

Clerk-Yes'm. What brand?
Shopper-I want the most deadly brand
you've got l want to use them to keep
moths out of winter cIothes-Philadelphia
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-16
R/v6RSIDESAn <SOwA I'd

and an endorsed check from the
driver, the only occupant of the We
hicle.
New York.-The American-Asi static
association is discussing the matter
of means to preserve open markets
kee trade of the Manchurian question.
Wenatchee, Wash.-A letter from
the secretary of the State Liquor
Dealers association advises the local
liquor men to enforce rigidly all Sun
day closing laws and close up all
business here on Sundays.
Butte, Mont.-Albert Beckman yes
terday called at the room of his
fiance, Helen Kelly recently from
Ireland. and shot her dead, because
she had refused to marry him after
he had spent $4,000 on her trousseau.
Heppner, Ore.-Exercises in men,
DRY of the dead of the flood of last
June were held yesterday, President
Penrose Of Whitman college deliver
ing the commemorative address. 1t
has been decided to make June IA q
local memorial day.
Browning, Mont. - James Little
Plume has confessed to the United
States commissioner that he alone
committed the slaughter of Blackfoot
| Indians on the reservation last Sun
day. He says he was drunk and cut
his own throat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-16

will be in favor of the contention of
the Americans.
seattle.--A special from Nome tells
of the robbery of mining camp on
Ophir creek by masked men, who
got away with over $1,000 but over
looking 400 ounces of gold.
notwithstanding to a private
telegram from Nome, Judge c. s.
Johnson and Colonel w. r. Perkins
have been chosen delegates to the ma
tional republican convention.
Olympia, Wash.-Attorney General
Stratton has decided that the omis-
sion of property within the limits of
| the town of Newport from the county
assessment roll Is not fatal to the
| collection of municipal taxes.
Colfax, Wssh.-Ben Michaels,
| George Dubery and Fred A. Rodgers
| have been arrested by Sheriff Canutt
for abducting Ira Stone, a colored boy
| Of Spokane, and making him do the
| Dirty Dora" stunt here, as he did at
| the Interstate fair
London. The Pilgrims society
gave a banquet last night to the Alas
kan boundary commissioners. Senator
Turner responding to Lord Roberts
| toast.
Rockford, Wash.--The stage run
| ming between here and Bellgrove
Idaho. was held up yes serday by q
lone robber, who secured ito in cash
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-16
TeIegraphie Briefs.

ct. Louis.-The Pacific Express
messengers struck last night because
Of refusal of advanced wages.
North Yakima, wash.-The county
tax levy for the coming year has been
fixed at II mills, one less than last
year.
Washington.-Postm General
Payne has decided to bar Letson Bal
Hett of Baker City from the use of
the mails.
Salt Lake.--Frank Knox has been
nominated for mayor on the republi-
can ticket, a credited victory for
United States Senator Kearns.
Colvillc, wash.-Henry Lafferty, a
bachelor rancher. was found dead in
his cabin near Grin, heart trouble be-
ing presumably the cause of death.
Lewiston, Idaho.-The Kjos- Beach
company has been incorporated at
$4,000 for mercantile business, con
solidatlng two retail establishments
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.-The Coeui
d'Alene Lumber company has shu,
down its saw plant for the winter
having large quantity of lumber OF
hand in its yards. The planning mills
may run part of the winter.
Helena, Mont.-George Hammond
IL under arrest here, charged with
dynamiting the Northern Pacific
tracks, having been closed down b,
Railroad Detective McFettridge.
Tacoma.-The building trades coun
ell has called a strike against all as
ISOLATION contractors and the mel
have been called off.
New York.-In letter to the Won
ans Municipal league Mark Twain
says that Tammany is a confederat,
''in wholesale robbery and wholesal
murder" t
Wallace, Idaho.-Silver mine own
ers of the Occur d'Alenes estimat
that II silver keeps at 60h cents 1
will mean about 100000 month In
crease 10 them.
San Fraacisco.-It has later bee
learned that the man who shot Mis-
Meade lis Paul Schmidt, to whom Mis-
Meade was once engaged to b
married
Jscudon---The Morning Advertise
published a tip that the decision o
the Alaskan boundary commlsslo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

pel9es i'm pa6ren Sinne bes
Mprtes Elm 5amilien6latt unb in
oeuti9en &reiIen 8altimore's elm
germ geie6ener Sat 1T, pirO in
bieIer 0o9e pie INNER Ie6r
rei66ultig uno interefant iein.
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neueiten 9ePeI6er, ben lofalen
Sagesneuigfsiten ur0 ben berger
frii6enben, ebitorieGen Sonnz
tags : Ylaubereien, Die folgenOen
Gr3dblungen unO Qrtitel ent6alz
ten: .
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RDmer.
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Beth 3elter.
Die arme 3ante," bon Marz
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freo at 9sOenitjerna.
Der untluge Singing" Don
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Sdco6t.
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pon Nlfreb Bod.
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rptbea 80beler.
Die NopeQe."
oNbitinente 2efeitiide."
Plus Der alien 9eimath."
rSQuitrirtes Wib6latt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
rnterhaIfnmae-
Sta0t Baltimore.
BrirfbeiGrorrnna mad bcm &uslanbe.

Die QusGanb=9oit fir Die nit Dem
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Ibr Q6enbs.
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cisco f9lieBt bier tdgli4 bis gum 26.
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arrangirt, baB cine ununterbro6ene
lle6erlano @8efOrOerung m0glia 1T.
g. Oapies WarfieIb,
BDitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
6eirathss0icen3cn,

ToIgenoe 9eirat6s 2iceH5en tpur4
ben geItern bonn GIerf bes Common
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q.
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Or rOzYpuntitraBs, II. 4Oeua 2utett
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
0nFaI6rridte aus Malbingt0n.

6ptrttuaGtit en- Gonbent.
Die ational5Qfociatto Der Sptz
rttualiIten bat ben 8ertretern Der &trs
de Der uniberIalilten, Die iRren Gons
BENT in 8afbington ab3alten, i4ren
briiberIiden 8ruB ent6oten. Sn elmer
4nIprafe ertlGrte M}dr 8enstep, Res
batteur zines DECENTRALIZATION 8ldtz
tes, Die beuti6en Spiritualiiten in ben
8ereinigten Staten bGtten i'm ers
Iu6t, an Die SpiBe elmer 8eipegung 3u
treten, rpelde Die @riinoung einer be-
fpnoeren Qfociatipn be5psft, er babe
ba8 Nniinnen aber abgele6nt. Na9
8ensfen's 4ngabe iinO in ZEN leBten
feds Sa6ren fiinf3ebn beuti6e Sptris
tualiTten : 8efeqi4aften 9egriinbet
noroen. Die Subres6eri6te Der MtiIs
iiondre nuroen u~nterbreitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

grof. So6n 6. $ re
en- g.-Prof. Sobn 8. 9emz
meter pom p6piiOIogii4en 9eparte@
ment Der nl1ntperiitdt BON M}drp>
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elmer %improbiiirten QbenounterbaIz
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meiiter unb 8. 9AiLipp 6ta Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

Seinen 9erleBungen err
legen lit geitern in Der 8o6nung
ieine5 S9pugers, bes Poli3eimarz
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feline S9peiter beiu4t uno mar i'm
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CONS CUR @r0e geIAleuoert nurOe.
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iein ni6t pieber. Coroner WiltI6ire
piro am 5onntug NbenO einen Snz
queit in benz Sale a6haIten, Die Sc
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1923, @eitz8altimore4Stra
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StraBe;
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Gare14StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

tiefem Sale Elm iebr PATHFINDER, 1T.
6r. Opens bate Elm Stid nit Dem
3itel vp60nir" ausgepGblt, ba uber
i'm @erluuf befelben Elm 9aus total
nieperbrennt, lieb er bic Qbiidt nit
3iidft9t duf ben tiirali6en 8runO i'm
Sbeater fa1en. Die friiberen ardfte
Iinb neu e%ngugirt rporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

0ie S6eb S6dlomzGon NJ
gregation, bersn Sempel ii4 an
Der Gfe pom Gutap~glace uno Gam
pule<StruBe befin0et, bat folgenoe
8eumte fir bas tommen0e Su6r er@
nG6lt: grGiibent SIaat StrouIe,
9ice : prdfibent 9enrp Sunne6orn,
S6uBmeiIter 8uufmann &aB, Setre>
tar Qouis q. 4OIer; 9ruItees: So,
6. Ro6r, S. 8urgunber. jun., 5.
RoienbIatt, Serb. 8ernei, Samuel
6einemunn, 2ouiS 9. @ump, 9. 8.
Qau66eimer, @il6ert q. WaItsr unb
2eDi @pttIdaIf; Gommifdre fir bic
3eligionsi6uIe: 81. Qbrabum @o6en,
9r. 9ilas M. 5Ieti4er uno 6rau
Soiep6 BieienfeIb.
6uBbuIIfpteIer erlte8t
6er5letben. Die Get9e beg
Stubenten oes 6ieiigen an Qinoenz
aOenue unb Ma6t7onzStraBe gelege~
men mebi3inti6sn Gouegs, Robert 6.
2epin aus 9lainfieID, rs, Der am
0onneritug tpd6renb zines 5uBbaa@
fpieles 5piiden Der 5IOtten>Qtaoemie
ur1b gsnanntem GpQeg an einem 9er3>
letben ltarb, purbe geItern BON Nnnd@
polls na9 Der 6eimat6 bes Sooten ge<
funbt. Cine Population ietner Stuz
oiengenoFen beglettete ben Sarg. SIN
Go1eg tpurbe geitern ale Qr6eit beiz
ieite gelegt unb 81. Street,, Der De-
fan bes GoIegs, pertiinoete Den Stuz
oenten ben Sob hires Gonegen. 2epin
mar % Sabre aft unb itano i'm 5peiz
ten Semefter. gr binterlGBt feline Oer~
nittpete SHUTTER.
Cine 9epeI9e aus 4nnapoGi5 be-
Iagt, bab Der Sob bes iun8en W2annes
ni9t bas 3eIultat bes 5uBbaufpteles
mar, baB cine l1nteriu4ung dber gez
3eigt baden piirbe, bab er fir berurti>
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