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Left Quarantine at 2:15 m
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch Boyesen Rotterdam August
81 % Philip kupTech In ballast Arrived the Bar
u - p
Steamer Iroquois Chichester jacksonville September
10 and Charleston H. the clyde CO. with passengers
and mdse Left Quarantine at 1892 m
steamer l-iup0T tNorl Void. santa cuba. Sep
TENDER :, % W u Munson. with cedar Arrived the
Bar at 1890 a m
Steamer Peruga 63rj. Johnston. LeGhorn August IS
Naples - and Palermo 80. Henderson Bros with 10
CABIN and S54 steerage and mdse Arrived
the bar s:ib p m.
steamer America (Hrl. G0ude Lelth Is and
Antwerp DO 20 the Red star Line with mdse Arrived
at the Bar at 9 IS a
Steamer Chesapeake Deano. Baltimore. 20 n Foster
with mdse. Left Quarantine az 4.lO
Steamer Nordkap (NoTl. Larsen. Tilt Cove September
y 10 the New York Porto Rico IS Co. with mdse.
rfNed AZ the BAR at T. m.
Sandy Hook n J. sept A. $50 m-wind southwest
ught breeze: cloudy and hazy-
SAILED.
steamers Francesca (Ausp. for Naples. Patras
Merida Havana Progreso. ETC. Bayamo Cubanj Havana
and Tampa; jefferson Norfolk and Newport News; city
OF Memphis. Savannah. Lorraine (FT Frfed-
rich der Crosse Ger Bremen. via Plymouth
bourg; Delaware OBI liverpool Carib tNorI Port An
tonic; ThoFnhin (rl Norfolk BurnhOlme (Br) savan-
nah; Algonquin. Charleston and JAeksoavus; Oscar II
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TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Christian Bors. Argentina, Barber 1900 m 3OOpm
Monroe. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 3O0pm
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
with the clerk Of the United States District Court
yesterday:
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HURST CLASS FAMILY HOUSES. ali improvements:
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Tiir $500 mad, Oeutid)laao

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weroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit grD.
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tennung uno Wuroigune 5u finoen,
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lamb iebr lebbaft unb es 1T unmDa.
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oes fremoen 2anoes gu geben, tuie
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faets Pc ia
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in einer Gde oes @aaIes auetn betfam>
men, Gie bate ft9 auf ttne langfneis
lsgs Stnnbe porberettet, aber TIRE
Gurnt mar srun6los getptien.
.6at man ft4 nte getpunbert, marum
Id esrabs bier, an bsefem Ort gs>
rabs an jener @tsne, bi. gar ni8t gum
pornehmen 96etI Der Stobt gebSrt,
nstn 5aus bauen ltebs~ frasts er.
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tanbe tparen. baben ia oft 70 befpn'
bers Soeen.4
r6m," fasts er, .ertnnern gle it4
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tebensmube paren."
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rSa." fubr er fort, ,man9 sines
mag ba ON oie5er Stens bss ufers ees
ftanben bdben unb mag al jens fuEdts
barren admpfs, bic fold stnem Gnt-
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ben. Don fol4 einem NTH i4 Sbnsn
trsdhlen.~
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VII OaS Xnblttnln.

Die n5Sreie Sreife ftir 9eras" miro
an iiber $50 HoftDfficen rerfonot, uno
bat cine gr0Re 8erbreitung in Der
Nabbars 8epublit Werito, i'm Snbio,
nerzG Gerritorium uno Otlabomo.
SIR @irtulatiDns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iid puu @alpeiton bis binaui
nab 9enli0n, pom 6aBeriten Often
biz mad 81 asa1u i'm fernen 8eiteu;
es iblieBt ielbitneritdnolid] nit be-
ionhers sablreiden 2eiern oas oidbt=
beiteoelte Wittel-Teras ano ben Siio'
ueiten elm. Nuh in Werifo bat 1ie
cine arD6e gerbrettuna.
8tuei &eiienbe itno beitdnoig,
iobrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
8lattes untermeas unb fiibren benz
ielben i'm 8ereiu nit unleren riibri.
gen 2otat Naenten iertnabreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier Tbatiahen 1T
bic n5reie 8reife1. mu es fid barun,
banoelt. Die oeutibe 8en0lteruna su
erreihen, Sas Bette stnseiae ;. Wses
biuns t,n Gtaate Eeras.
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gett s.ber go Sapreu

idUn murbe Wsrs. 8inslom's Soo.
thing Syrup BON WilIionen BON
Wthtern beim Babnen Der Gin0er
anaemeueet. Mirit Du i'm ShlaIe
onrb oas Ghreien eines Rinoes oe.
itort, Dab i'm Rnbnen lit unb Dor
Sdmersen weintS 0enn 10, lo11e
lDfort eine Ftaihe uon ,,Wirs.
Winsloms Soothing 9prup4 holen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaablbar. gs uiro
benz tleinen 2eibenoen lofort 4inoe.
rnng uerlbaffen. gerlaBt eud ba.
rauf. Wfiitter, es 1T fein 4rpeiFe(
oarlber. Gs beilt Diarrboe rear,
liert ben Wsagen unb Die gieren.
beieitigt Bino 2olif, ertpeidt ben
gaunnen, oerbinoert gntaiinouno
uno it6rtt oas aanae 5nlter,
,Wrs. Bin8lpws Su1tbino Snrup@
tiir aabnenoe ainoer iii auaenebm
i'm Geibmad; oas Recept Itan,tnt
BON einetn Der beiten ueihlihen
Gerste in ben Ser. Stoaten. Ga III
bel allen 9rueaiiten in Der aausen
@elt su babeu. 8reis 25 Gents Der
Jlai6e. aauft nidbts anoeres, oIs
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Xdallae xonrttteu shIatpanen

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Souls n;a Segas & 8acific 8abn
obne Bed1ieI. Gbreibt an iraenb
elnen Ti6et Igerten tpeQen oieIee
neuen 9ienites ODER an 6. s, Sur.
ner, 8enerals @aFioaiereNqent. gn[.
la8. 1eras
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Strnen(s sbnludt.
bon suLius Tiattnfsia.

Gs ttttt unb funtsft ntsbsr
@om mddt'gtu Sintnstls5est
upb trdsmtnb i1ou i'd ipi.bsr
&inauf sur Sterneutpett.
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llHb bod spirb mir's betpubs,
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sNie bier In osib nnb 0uf;
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Ra3 jebsm sclonen gsern;
Mud bort esa ltiSes Srouern,
Dat iDir 70 eipis fern
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@ep. Sli6ba9ers Salsaa, 35s
Dit Commerce StrnBe. gSeis. un0
8rapnbier, @iaenes @ebrau. Dos
ar6Bte 9Ins Bier in Der Stabt iilr
5 Gents,
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DRS. HIGHT L WHEAT,

3ahnirste. Soids=0ebanbe.
VIE aahnarstlirben Nrbeiten nno Gpe.
aialitdt. bic berdhnte beutife 8orsellan.
gemeuts5Illung, be aenaae 9uplitate
pDn aatarlichen aGbnen berftefft.
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Vieb Wsartt.

Gan Antoniu. 3. Dftober 1906
O6ien $2.40 bis 1915 per 100 Bfo
aiibe, $1.75 Bis $3.50.
8ullen uno ,Stags", 81. go Biz 1925
S1brlinge $500 Bis $3.50
8dlber 1926 Bis $3.50.
Sbafe 1925 Bis $3.50.
Dieeen 1926 bts $3.50.
Smueine $4.00 big $3.50.
ct. 2uais, 3. DIT. 8inbbteh
Natines $4.90 Bis $3.50; Eeras 8ieb
81. 90 BIG $5.l0.
9 Shmsins. $500 bis $6.5214.
2onis. per 8fo.......... 9-lOI cts
&uiu .'..............
sselIe.
MnaOra. Bieaeu per Bfb.. .......I2 gts.
a beibkbiat ......6 =,
Bilbihueiue, groB .,
tlein. in..........,.lS
@olf uub Suhs. ........ 15- IS
8lloe 8asen. ..................lt -,
Opotiuns. Observation-Disclosures, 10 a..
Sdmte.
Sthtpere bonn 2anbe. e.....I8 9ts
9eimte unter 16 Bfb.
Sdltuere aeiotaene. e.............10
belchGoiQt -. Z
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SaOweitteras luumlt)t Gnd)

Benn Sbr guh iraenbmp nieoer.
lafien mollt, tut es entlana Der ai.
ME Der
Gan lttttpnip & Slram5as
4SaB Sabn,
i'm @arten'D Diftritt oes Staates. @e.
iunobett uno Glima uniibertruSfen.
Billiae 9anoereien iiir ben Earn,er.
Wlartt9drtlier, Sbits uno Biehsadter.
Weaen @inselheiteu tuenoet Sud, an
Geo. s. HuptDn, @. 8. 81,
San NutoniD. 3eras.
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Gulf Sbpre 8abs .

Wbf nbrt.
Rad 2euernia, Sutherland Springs.
St16baie. taglih,. h,........8 800 Born.
Mnfnnft.
Bon StDdbale, SUTHERLAND Springs uno
2anernia. tdolita. .2:3O Nathtn.
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Or. Saint Der 3abuarst, bat feline
Office uum Dnilnia @ebdube uodl
plds. .gebanoe, obere Gtaae, perleat
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d Bio brit.

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.............4l llbr unb 500 Born.
Rab ct. Souls, Naempbts uno bem
Often. n.............1.2 .1.20 Qbr nn6bm,
Nab NDrb 9eras, aonios gitb unb
st. SouiS ....:...........8.15 8. 10 abenos
Naeb WteEtto o............... l0.20 bDrrns
limit.
8pn ct. Souls unb oem Often 6 Born.
Bon lDcalen 8unften ........ sos nacbm.
BDn ct. 2ouis u. benz SIten:lI .05 nbenbs
Bon 9areoo uno Nieritp - 1:00 natbm.
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y u M " Z.
Gau Mutonir, Teg., s. DIT.
Orbinarp 5.l3l16 Gents; @oo6 NrOinatu
7.1ll6 Gents: 2orp Ntib6ling 81 Gents;
Wioblina 81 Gents; GoDb W9ibolina
91S gts.: Wiooling 6air 91S Cts.
6alpeifuu, 9eg., 8. DIT. = Orbinaru
6.13ll6 gts.; @op6 Orbinarp 8.1ll6 cts. ;
~ W cts: :Ss sOoo SssibSIina bling lo% og%'50Gtsa ats
Wibbling 5air 1917 Gents.
&etu CrleauS. &a., 3. DIT.
9DUo Orbinars 81 Cts: Com Nibb.
ling g. 1I16 Cts; Mio6lina 9.Illl6 gts.
@oob Mi6blins 9,15ll6 Gts.; Meib6line
Tair l0.5Il6 Gents.
BaunllpOlliameu unb beleuNroOnfte.
grima ganmtuoaiumen WesI. per
9onne $24.
BaunttuonIamen Del, rob, 28 eta.
4rima Banmpoillameu Rucheu, Der
Tonne $3.50.
" { III il le.
6artoifeln, @oliforniidbe, Sl.90--$ So. 90.
8piebeln, gellotu 9anner, 81 .9O-$2. 90.
90muten, sFOrb Sfiiten, 60-75 gts
8arrotten. 40 gt8. per 9ubeub BGnbsl
SlBe tartOffeln. 80 gts. Ter 8uibel
aohl, ST.. .75-S2 OU per LOO Yf6.
8DBnsn. Wabs, 5000 gts. per Rihe.
aufine So go Cts. per 8iffe.
@urten. l RuibeI.3ihe 60-75 Cts.
Gtra, q 8uIbel.aifte so gts.
Squaib, q Gulbel' '8iite 25 eta.
Gier. Bflauseu, 25-35 Gts. per X @ul6.
8orn, 15-20 Gts. Der 9ubeno
Rfeffer. 80 gts. per Dor.
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Q. u. & u. %. @ahr,. !.

ADT q 4r[s
0ab Guero. Yuatum, Soufton unb Sol.
beTDr, tdgitd3 d3.............S.45 As Born.
uno 10.15 Nbeubs. bs.................
Rad Corpus gbriifi, 3odpert unb Bee.
bille t6alib ..... 1880 uno 8 abenos.
Rad 86rne unb 8errbille. tdeIih. 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 8ormt,
Nnfunft.
8Du guero, yootutn, bouftpn uno Col.
oeftDn, tagiid. ......7 7.30 m0raens unh
600 Mbeuo8. ......................
8Dn Gerpu8 @briiti. Gnfport uno See.
ntlle taglitb.........7.30 mursens unt
200 reedbm. ....................
Bon 8Heue une RerrbiEle. thelih. 49,.
.................... 40 Mbenhs.
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~, SC. & e. 8aba.
m LS q

~FS* 80 ~ ~ SWVWs
Nbfahrt.
8adb @ac0, Jurt @ortb, Dallas, RauIas
gits, ct. 9puis uub Chicago, taalid,,
(Suniet 9eppt) .S.45 Qben6s
aueaIaua nia Smitbniae. z 10 8Drm.
Nntmnft:
Bon gbicagD, ct. Souls, RanIas Gitp,
Dallas, SORT 8prtb unb 8aco, tdali2
(Suniet 0epot) .......... s. Woroens,
40caiaua ota Smithnille -. 9.O5 G6tnbs
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soutseru gaetfic Saba.

IoNfbern 4yactftc Babt.
!N6fahrt
0ab Nem Orleans, SuuItpn unb @aIs
beHon tGglih Ii. 40 8prnt.
unb 10. 30 Nbenbs.
Nadb eagle Bag, Gl 8aIo. galifprnien
uno Werito 500 Born.
Nnfuntt.
Bon gaetu Orleans, SomaDn anb Sol
nefon taglib. ..........7.3s MDraens
uno 500 0arbut. .................
Bon @l 8aio, galiiornten unb ReEitu
..................... 300 Wbenha,
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;siutt's 5 geets oasana Aiaarreu
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bathing suit, in which she appears during
her bicycle speciality. This was her FIRST
confessed she has s' made the =" frst hit OF the
rQot garden season. Clh Borzac's Comedy
Novelty circus, introducing the unrldabe
other Of the headliners also Rice and Pro-
vost, who begin their third season at Ham
me miers stein In their 'bumpty.bum Ab-
students have returned. Others are Cap
tain tain Woodward's trained seals from the
gymnasts; Green and Warner in Babes
In the Jungle;" Collins and Hart in parody
acrobatio feats: the Kltabanza troupe OF
and the three Constantine sisters, In their
Sontortion dancing specially, from me
Vanderbilt Cup" The roof garden has
ton is such that summer patrons are TO
be protected in case of summer showers.
Matinees are given downstairs.
on the New Amsterdam, they have been
opened for the summer season in hrst-class
nished in rose pink and gold, with palms
and ferns, and the gardens entirely rear
ranged in walks and lounglng places, with
new plants flowers and green, Illuminated
with small electric lights. The initial at
fractions were Qeorge II. Conan In re-
he made his first appearance on Broadway
In this city several years ago. Mr.. Conan
ls the author of the book, Lyrics and
same as that Of the original production,
Mr.. Conan has entirely rewritten and
constructed # and brought II up to date;
He appears in the title part, surrounded
by HIS father and mother, Jerry J. and
Helen F. Cohan; his wife, Ethel Levey, and
William Keogh, Julius Tanner, John Con-
roy, Jack Webster, Frank MeNish, IT,,
Cleveland Nicholson, Nat Royster, Truly
shattuck ana Rose Green. The produo:
ton has been staged with new scenery and
elaborate costumes.
Wisteria Grove, by the way, is now I'M
der the management of William A Brady
and Joseph Hart, and the latter is the d.
rector of the entertainments. The eX-
travaganza to be played, Seeing New
York" is the work of Mr.. Hart, Clifton
Crawford and A. Baldwing Sloane. 1t Is
divided into six scenes, showing such re-
sorts as the orange room of the Hotel
Astor, the Casino in Central park, the
front elevation Of the Flatiron building
and a typical East Side tavern. Carrie
De Mar and AL Leach will head cast
Cheridah Simpson, Clifton Craw-
ford, Charles F. Mccarthy, Thomas For
tune, Alino Flavin, Flourette De Mar and
John E. Brennan. large ensemble Of
young women aid In making the thing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

mana gerial success In the bill Of vaudo-
vile there is seen Salerno, juggler, the
singers and dancers; the Proveanios, six
women bicyclists the Spissel brothers and
Mack, team" OF German dialect fun
makers and the YRmamoto brothers, Japa-
Il. II. sothern and Julia Marlowe have
commenced the second week OF the
Shakespearian festival at the Academy of
Music. This week the bill has been Much
Ado About Nothing" and the attendance
expected in view Of the warm weather.
Mr. sothern and Miss Marlowe have not
been seen in this play since their original
engagement at the Knickerbocker theater,
when they first appeared as Joint stars.
Inc Benedick gives Mr.. Sothern ample
Opportunity for his high comedy sketches,
lowe is perhaps at her best. The play is
being given with the full strength of the
organization and the production is, indeed,
a handsome one. The engagement Of the
Academy Is really. proving to be one of
the most successful In its history, capacity
houses often being reported: For next
Shrew."
Tonight closed the long run Of Maude
Adams at the Empire theater in Peter
Pan" This has been run Of thlrty-f1ve
weeks, and II has been one Of the most
remarkable In the history Of theatricals In
Henry woodruff closed his long engage
ment in Brown Of Harvard at the
Princess theater last Thursday evening.
to the fact that the Shuberts feel that
they need an attraction OF the strength
Of Brown of Harvard" to keep their Gar
rick theater at Chicago open all summer.
The play has had 100 presentations at the
Princess and has been one of the pro-
nounced successes Of the theatrical year.
George ODER, supported by a specially
selected company, commenced an engage
ment this week as the West END theater
in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" ODER APP
pearod at the West End theater two sum-
mers ago at the head of q stock company.
His supporting company included Adellne
Dunlap, May Anderson, Grace Farrell, Ed
gar Farrell, Edgar Halstead, William IL.
Pendergast, Shelly Hull, Ernest II. Carr,
James MCGEE and Murray Simons.
The attraction at Proctor's One Hundred
and Twenty-fifth street theater this week
has been "The First Violin" which was
adapted from the novel by ], /. G. Clarke
and Meridian Phelps. This has been the
first presentation of this piece by a stock
company, and also its first performance In
this city since Mr.. Mansfield played 1t at
the Herald Square theater.
1t has been promised that a surprise is
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

Mrs Lena Ellsworth Dale will spend
July and August with friends near Buff
falo. She viii also take a course OF study
during the summer with Genevieve CLARK
Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

in store when the New Production COM
pany throws open the spectacle san Fran
cisco In Dreamland." some time within the
next few days The work on the old Fight
ing the Flames site in Dreamland is being
rushed day and night, and the large COM
pany Of actors actresses and auXiiaries Is
rehearsing daily under the direction Of Law.
renee Marston. San Francisco is divided
into four chapters, which Henry Lee, who
conceived and has copyrighted the spec
tacle, has divided into these headings: It's
inception scene showing a vista Of hills
and valleys, with the Golden Gate in the
distance; the Indian encampment and the
arrival OF the first wagon train OF white
men, battle for supremacy and the trl-
umph of the whites. Its evolution" a
mining camp in the days OF 49, with its
gamblers, bad men, the arrival OF the over
land coach, the arrival OF the first white
women I'm the camp, the forming OF the
vigilantes and the first lynching. Its reali-
cation and destruction" San Francisco en-
IL was the night before the earthquake
showing Market street in all its glory, with
the gay crowds going 20 the theaters, with
q gradual change to night and dawn, and
then the earthquake. the destruction Of the
city and the great fire which followed. Then
comes a change TO the Ideal city OF San
Francisco as Il will be or as 1t might be
were the dream Of the scenic artist realized
In 1909
Mime. Morelli is breaking in two new
leopards which she will shortly add to her
group performing at Mundy's animal exhi-
bition at Luna park. These leopaTds have
proved to be unusually vicious. The larger
OF the two measures from the tip OF Its
nose to the end OF its tail ten and one
half feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Gossip About Plays and Playhouses

JMMER promises frequently wither
before the winter season opens,
but this does not deter the man
ayers from making them. Just
now the various heads of the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
At the New You'd ROOD aardens.

At the New York Roof Gardens.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Summer has come,
and with II the opening OF the roof gar
den season. Hammerstein's Victoria roof
garden and the garden above tbs New
Amsterdam have commenced operations. On
put Il in plain English, the New York The
alter roof garden, was opened TO the public.
The most classic OF them aiI In all proba-
bility, was that OF Mr.. Hammerstein's the
ater roof garden. Il was accomplished
with due ceremony Of tobacco smoke. The
Ialla Solbini, Ia Belle Baignouso" (the
bathing beauty, 50 called because OF her
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10

The Omaha Mannerehor. composed OF
tWenty-four OF the leading male voices OF
the city. viii give q concert at Krug park
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Proverbs the World Over

The wit and wisdom Of proverbs are clad
In different garb in different countries, but
they are all very much tho same. Identi-
cal ideas arising Independently in widely
separated nations are not necessarily ex-
pressed in interuanslateble terms. They
usually derive certain Quaintness from
the manners and customs Of the people
who use them.
Thus the old Greek proverb. THE mas
ters eye makes the horse fat" has many
different renderings, The HAytians ex-
press II with local eoloring. "The garden
far drom the masters house)), the gumbo
spoils." Again, the familiar idea which
We set forward in the following way, You
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
Reflections of a Bachelor

A word to the foolish is always resented.
A nice thing about a holiday is all the
chores you can do for your wife.
When a baby is born baldheaded its
mother Is sure II is going TO have curly
hair.
When girl stammers over telling her
weight. it's because the way she dresses
fools you
II woman thinks her son Is artistic
she will admire even the way he wants
to lie abed in the morning
A man doesn't have to be married more
than three weeks before he learns better
than 70 bring home q friend 70 take Dot
luck.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
A AIosquito Lullaby.

"a Spring Song OF the Jersey Coast.D
Hush, little skeeterbug, hush a-bye,
Mother will rock him. don't you cry!
know you are hungry, my little sweet,
With nothing to drink and so little to eat
The natives are tough and their blood Is
thin,
But the city folks soon will be rolling in
Hush, little buzzer, go bye.
Hush, little skeeterbug, hush a-bye,
Think Of the summer time just you tryl
Chubby old ladies and thin old boys,
Plump little children and, JOY OF joys,
Fat little babies, all fresh and sweet
And juicy and lovely for you to eat!
Hush, little buzzer, go bye.
Hush, little skeeterbug, hush s-bye,
Soon you'll be ready to buzz and fly:
Daddy. will sharpen your dear little bill,
And mother will teach you to bite, she Will
Maybe they think we are slow and dumb,
But we are not afraid of petroleum.
Hush, little buzzer, go bye.
Puck.