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Neufchatel Cheese, each ..............,...5 sc
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
PRICES
punches fresh Radishes ...........,...bc
punches fresh Turnips. ...................5c
punches fresh Lettuce ....................5c
Large Cucumbers, each .....................5c
Wax or String Beans, per lb............TAc
Fresh Peas, per ID ......................".71 TIC
Fresh Pie Plant, per bunch ................1c
Fresh Cabbage, per h. ....................3c
punches fresh Onions .....................5c
measures OF Fresh Roasted Peanuts. &c
Large juicy Lemons, per dozen .......... zoe
Large ripe Bananas, per dozen ..,....,.,. 12c
CANDY, CANDY, CANDY
Special Candy Sale Saturday
All regular 4Oc Candies, for this sale, lb. .20c
All regular zoe Candies, for this sale, lb. .10c
Don't forget to attend the big removal
clearance sale now going on in our Hard
ware department.
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The Greatest Grocery,
Fresh Fruit Vegetable, Butter Cheese and Cracker Departments
in Omaha.

q lbs best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .RlOO
10 lbs best graduated Cornmeal ....... .10c
LIB. pkg. condensed Mince Meat..........5c
lib can assorted Soups .....-..............5c
lib can Condensed Cream. Sac
Bromangelon or Jello, per pkg.........71ac
oil sardines, per can .......................sc
Potted Ham. per can .......................4c
Devlled Tongue, per can ..................4c
Plotted Tongue. per can ...................4c
Potted Beef, per can ......................4c
lib. jar pure Fruit Preserves ..........s1sc
2-lb. pkg. Pancake Flour .................71sc
CHEESE AND BUTTER SALE
Choice Dairy Butter, per lb............. .15c
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, per
-; ~ y,,h,. BIC Ilc
Fancy full cream Brick or Limberger
Cheese, per ID ............................. l5c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02

GONNs
Simplicity is the finest setting for a
touch of the elaborate, and we see this TO
advantage in the little French gown por-
trayed. In fundamentals 1t is entirely
simple having the blouse tucked in deep
pointed yoke effect and a straight gathered
skirt with a plain waistband joining the
two. The sleeve has fine tucks to suggest
a cum and a small turnback cum of EN-
broidery. shallow-shaped yoke affords
opportunity for adornment, and here it IS
made of embroidered Swiss. The edge is
daintily finished with a narrow valen-
ciennes put on very generously. The little
gown is especially pretty made of lawn,
null or Swiss. but where warmth is de
sired a soft cashmere or challis may de-
velop the pattern and be quite attractive.
II made OF a lingerie fabric II may be
worn over a slip OF pink or blue, according
to the latest mode, and have a sash Of the
same color. The little dress is not at all
dificult to fashion and requires ~ yards
Of se-inch material in the medium size.
Seven sizes, 2 TO years.
For the accommodation of The Bee read
ers these patterns. which usually retail at
from Is to 50 cents, will be furnished at a
nominal price 90 cents). which covers al
expenses. In order to get pattern enclose
10 cents. giving number and name OF pat
tern wanted and bust measure As the pat
terRs are mailed direct from the publishers
at New York, It win require about a week
time to MI the order Address: Patterl
Department, Bee Publishing Co. Omaha
Nsb.
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LADIES, CORSET COVERS AND DRAW
ERS-In surprising variety of styles,
lace and insertion trimmed, QOC
regular SOC values, at, choice. OSS
50c CORSET COVERS AND DRAWERS
Well made, neatly trimmed 0SC
great snap, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -O
LADIES CORSET COvERs-Regular S9c
values-while they last, at, uOr,
cnOlCe. .................. ................-
LADIES CHEMISE-With lace and em-
broldery yokes, garments in the lot worth
s SP, to SIS during this csc
LADIES CHEMISE AT 50c-The greatest
lot of bargains ever offered, worth fully
6 6pEsle our sale soc
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS-Trimmed with
lawn rufies or tucks, at, 10C
choice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02


made s s For The Blood household saying and thousands
this universally used blood medicine made entirely
budngup
the blood
and strength that is natural with health the becomes pale
thrown of left in of
the expeling members, S
GUARANTEED blood, making this vital and
FREE FRO n S condition RitP is manifested t by boi
M IN A L s. the skin. S. goes circulation
and particle blood or
entire body
diseases
health, that the
matm, CaaTh
all blood disorders and Cor their nothing equals
taken with perfect safety by old Book blood any
medical advice desired without charge
Hw SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02
Saturday in Our Picture Dept.

for the month of May. 1906. of s23,s1S.04 over
May 1905.
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Mrs. Herman Kountze was hostess at
delightful luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Quarter, who is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. G. W. Doane. The table, pref
tily decorated with purple feur-de-lis. was
laid for Mesdames Quarter. Doane, Pat
rick, Joseph Barker George L, Miller, KEEL
Ter, Lake, Horbach, Powell Wakeley, Miss
Greenhow and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Meyer gave an en-
joyable reception Wednesday in honor OF
their son Joseph at their home. 110 South
Tenth street. About $50 guests were pres
emit. The rooms were prettily decorated
with smilax. peonies and palms. Assisting
was Mrs. Bernstein of Grand Island.
Complimentary to Miss Fanny Louise
Cole and Mr.. Edwin jay speh, Mr.. and
Mrs Gerrit Fort gave a delightful dinner
last evening at the Omaha club The
table was prettily decorated with white
peonies and was laid for Miss Cole, Mr..
speh, Mr.. and Mrs w B. Mekle. Mr.. and
Mrs. George N Peek. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Barker. Rev. and Mrs. Philip Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fort Mrs. Charles Martin,
Mrs. Arthur Remington, Mrs f. H.
Sprague, Mrs. Charles Stewart Mrs j. Z.
Summers, Mrs. Victor White, Mrs II. p.
Whitmore. Mrs, W. r. McKeen and Mrs.
A. p. Guiou.
Mrs. John A. McShane gave another most
delightful bridge luncheon yesterday, the
color scheme Of pink being prettily car
Tied out as on Tuesday, with pink sweet
peas and other blossoms. The prizes were
won by Mrs Charles Martin and Mrs.
Howard Baldrige. Mrs. McShane was as
sisted by Mrs. J. r. soobie The guests
were: Mrs. c. c. Allison, Mrs Howard
Baldrige, Mrs. David Baum. Mrs W. T.
Burns, Mrs. A. j. Beaton. Mrs. F. A
I Brogan, Mrs. Clement Chase. Mrs. II. l.
| Cummings, Mrs. Isaac Coles. Mrs. r. C.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02

VARIETY.
LADIES SKIRTS, WORTH UP TO $500
undoubtedly the greatest bargains we
have ever offered-deep fiounces, most
many cases worth regularly more than
the price asked-only limited quantity
(about $50 garments) In this lot O2
COME EARLY TO SECURE YOUR
CHOICE OF THIS LOT.
LADIES SKIRTS - Beautifully trimmed
with rows Of lace and inserting or deep
embroderies, worth In a regular way up
TO $3.O0-in two lots-for this O0C
sale, at $3.50 and. .....................S 0S
LADIES SKIRTS-Worth regularly up to
s1.50, trimmed with lace, inserting en-
broidery and tucks sale price E0C
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Bailey Resolution Lost.

ingham. Hopkins, Beveridge, Knox, Bailey
and Overman.
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womens $3.50 Patent Colt or vici kid Glib
son ties, wide silk ribbon y M
Women's 500 vici kid oxfords, large eye
let's, nice flexible soles, ~
Women's fine sea island canvas oxfords,
Gibson and Christie ties, $500 ia
DOWN TO ........'s,'.s.....,......,-
Women's, Misses and Child's canvas OK
fords, grey, alice blue and pink, regular
prices one-fourth higher, our D.
Mems Sample CROWN Oxfords, in vici,
kid and patent colt, worth 1OR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02

LADIES' GOwNS-In low neck and short
sleeves or high neck and long sleeves,
made Of finest materials and beautifully
trimmed-regular $500 values, IN
at, choice...................
LADIES GOWNS-Daintily trimmed with
laces insertings, embroideries and wash
able ribbons, regular $3.50 values, zOr,
sale price Saturday. ................. 4 -
STYLES, made long and full, neatly Anc
trimmed, S1-00 values, at....,.,...... 'eSS
LADIES' CORSET COVERS AND DRAW
ERS-Trimmed with lace and insertions
or embroidery and washable ribbons.
values up to $l.00. at, choice, R0c
per garment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02
Biz Shoe Sale Saturday

Mems $3.50 tan calf blucher lace OF
SHOES. ..s.s-.....s....s.s...~ -
women's s2.e5 lace shoes. matt top. 90
flexible soles. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, =
Misses and Child's Strap Sandals zEr
and Oxfords, $50, 300 and........ AOS
Infants $50 soft soles, f0r
all colors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
% styles Of the GROVER soft shoes and
oxfords for TENDER FEET carried in
stock. all sizes, all widths,
ARE THEY EASYp ASK THE
WOMAN
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In Our Hat Department

We are showing a line of Mems Straw
and Panama Hats par excellence.
r PANAMAS, worth up to $500, special
s SATURDAY, at 40 $50 $50
STRAW HATS, worth regularly up to
sLS Saturday at Soc CSC
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the expelling mem
blood, making this
acrid, and its cond
pimples, rashes, bl,
the skin. S. S.
and removes ever,
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Nn DaS Yublttul1l.

Die .Sreie Breiie fir Teras" uirb
an iiber $50 HDftofficen perfanbt. unb
bat eine groRe Berbreitung in Der
Wabbars Republit Werifp, i'm Snbia.
nersT Territorium uno Oflabuma.
Sbr @irtulatiDns-@ebie in 9eras
eritredt iih nDn @alpeitpn Bis binauf
nab Deniion, bonn duBeriten Often
bic nah Gl A5aiu i'm fernen Beiteu;
es iblieBt ielbftperftdnolib nit be'
lonhers sablreiben 2eiern bas bibts
beiieoelte Mittels9 9eras ano ben Siib.
weiten elm. Nuh in Merito bat Iie
cine ar0Be 8erbreituno.
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iabrein, iabraus i'm Snteref1e bes
Blatte8 untermeas uno fiihren benz.
ielben i'm @erein NIT unferen rabri.
gen 2otal Gaenten fsrtmdbreno
neue 2eier All.
Sin Gnbetrubt bisier 9bat1oben 1T
bic rSreie Brefie". mD es it1 barum
banoelt, bic beutihe 8ep6lteruna su
erreiheH, bas bette Mnseiee Naes
otum irs Staate EeraS.
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Siir $500 uad9 9euti9lano.

Deutfb omerifaniIhe 8eitunaen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit aru.
Bem Snterefie eeleien, neil iie iida
frei ausipreHen unb bdufig BON bril-
ben mebr Reuiafeiten un6 0ahrih.
ben bringen. als Die oeutihen Rel.
tingen ielbit. Die rssreie Breiie fiir
Geras@ iit oriiben iiberau, tuubin fie
geianot tDirb, elm iebr germ eeiebener
@aft uno Tam ft@ ribmlen, Nner.
fennung uno 8iroiaung su finben,
tDie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
Ionie an Dieienigen, suelbe bas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibifen, berpur.
3ebt. Ber baber feinen Berwanoten
uno Sreunoen cine sJreuoe ertueiien,
ibnen Elm miQtommenes geihenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fiir 1ie Die
sJreie Breife fiir Teras4. Das Sn.
terefie fiir 3eras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno bic @eeenb. 100 bic
Beruanbten mobnen, 1T in Deutih.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es 1T unm1a.
lib, IN Brinatbriefen eine 70 ariino.
libe Guffldrune unb 8eibreibuna
oes fremoen 2anbes su eeben, wie
oies bic ~Jreie Yrehe" alm5hent.
lih tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breis
BON So uerienben mir pprt0frei unIer
reibbaltiges BDbenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iroeno cine Gbreiie i'm Guslanbe.
Die ssreie preiie fiir Heras 1nbI.
GOaDauu.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
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OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
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and in Oklahoma.
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to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
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the thickly populated central
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Two tlavellng men and our
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tinuously adding new sub
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In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
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i4un tuuroe Rrs. HinBlpm's @pps
thina Syrup BON Niniunen BON
Wthtern beim 8abnen ber Rinber
anaemenoet. @irIt Du i'm Ghlnfe
ourh bas S@reien eines ssinbes oe.
tort, oaB i'm Batnen 1T unb boz
Shmersen meint? Renn 10. laSfe
iofort cine sflaide BON ,,Wlrs.
Winsl0ws Soothing Sprup" holen.
SeiH Wert ift unbeaablbar. gs rpir6
benz tleiuen 2eioenben Iofurt Xinbe.
rHre ueri&offen. Ber(abt eud, ba.
rauf. Ndtter. es lit tein RueiIeI
earhter. % beilt Diarrbpe, reau.
liert ben Ufaaen unb bic Sltereu.
befeitiat Biuo Qolit. ermeiht ben
Saumen. uerhinoert Gntsiinbuno
uno ft6rtt oas eanse Sulteu,.
vNrs. Binslows Soothing Syrup
tar sahneuoe 3inber lit anaenehm
i'm Gei&ma6; oas Recept itarnmt
BON eiuem Der beften .ueiblidben
NerSte IN ben Ser. Gtaoten. Gsift
bel allen Druaatften la bee aonsen
Welt su baben. Breis Is Gents uer
Ilaihe. aauft nihts auoeres. aIs
Wers. Wiusluma @outhina Suruu.
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Der YaIisman. aotbt

Der TaIisman. satbarina II.
aIegeiepna. Raiieriu bon Ruslono.
Die, obipobl auSidpeifenb un6 ourd,
potsmstn Deroerbli6 b.sinflubt, piel aur
materiellen unb seiftissn S.buna Tires
aanoes beig.trasen bat. true ouf ibr.n
sahlreshen Rsiisn I'm Snnern oes Reis
9es itets eine NIT oem 8il6nifTs ps,
ters oss @roben sef4mudte Dpis. 9ss
fraet. iporum fe bas tbue, ertpibert.
iie: rgettr III mein Worbilb. M.nn
Id fein Bib immer bel mir babe 70
gef9iebt ods, I'm in jsbem Muaenblid
mid fragen Su s0nneu. tpds Ct tpobl
an msiner StsIle i'm stsebtn.n Nuqene
blide tbun ipiirbe. Sd bin babel {thon
gu nsanHem 9si!icmen Grtf&luF. a.s
femmen.
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Sdomeftteras tuttrqdt Gnd

Weun Sbr @uda iraenons nieber.
Iafen moQt, tut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gan MmtDntp & 9lranfas
YaB Sabm,
i'm @arten' Diitritt oes Staates. De.
iunbbeit uno 6llma unfibertroffen.
8illiae 2dnoereien ftir oen Earmer,
Wtarftadrtner. Obtts uno Biehslhter.
Beaen ginselbeiten tuenoet Sud, an
@e0. s. Hupton, o. g. o..
Gan Gntonio. Eeras.
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Edglt6e xourtiten SnIatmaaeu

nah Californian, ebenfo uah ct.
Souls uia TeTas & Bacific Bobu
0bne Behiel. Shreibt on iroenb
einen 9idet Igenten peeen oieSes
neuen Dienites ober an 6. g. Eur.
ner, @enerah Ba'inaier.N .Neent, 9al.
fas, Terne.
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Repub|ikanisches Ticket.

n6puUllkdlllSGllGS llGktll
Senator "a. ienatorielIer Diaritt:
Suliu8 &eal.
Repraientant 92 2eaislatur:
). 6. @l9in.
9iRrifts antualt:
SameS 6aleh.
Difrift. glert:
8. 9. Daoen.
County Glerf:
William BDrner.
Sheriff:
W. W. Jibeeralb.
gountn Shasmeiher:
Sac1b aIaua.
Guuntp-8ermeKer:
William Campbell.
tVHHIes WHp Sfe9sSn1petfpEt
Us. O. Waaner.
Suuerinteu6ent Der Guuutp. .G6ul,u:
Wr8. &na WaltDn Gtaaas.
SeffentIieber Mdaer:
W.. q. Debaurl.
Gountp aommiiidre
Yrecinft l - Ruoolpb Oppermann,
q Samuel @ooers.
3-9. 6. @la3e.
4 George $. Benna6.
6riebensribter:
Brecintt /. Gtelle 1-Walter Scptt.
l, 2-G. 3. Camp.
FDnfabler:
Brecinft L 9atban l1nbermuoo.
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9ie annebmlidfeiteu ses Nebeu,

meroen ourh Elm ihbnes 6eim ne.
ientlich erb0ht 3ommt su uns uno
mir MAIDEN guh gorihldee besna.
lib Der Decoration gurer @ubuuno.
8ir baben GlIes. mas oasu n5tia it.
Wlr fiibren oas ar6Bte uno oeu6bls
tefte 2aaer funituolIer Tnpeten.
5reo Summert,
2Q Q-206 Weit Commerce Strose.
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&. 81. Npde.

8OmiffiouS. Gaufmann fiir lebennes
Bieb. 9auft uno uerfauft alIerlei
Tuhrwerte. Office uno 9orbs 321
Weit' RueuasS Strase. Iltes 9elephon
10l0 Ar. tieues 1890.
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8etm Gin meln BON
y iIsen fsi man oarauf bebadt,
rar iunse piIst gu nebmen unb meibe
fold. bic bon Jnf.tten ansefrefIen
iinb. Die a3ilae ber6erben ro{b uno
tSnnen aud baburh seiunobeitsf6doz
lid tperben. Dies gift namentli@ fir
Ml5e. ok tpdbrenb bes Mesens sefame
melt iporben fino unb Die unter benz
etnflub bes aufsenommenen Res.nz
ipaHers RAID faultn. Die pilse fno
oober bdlb nod b.m GammeIn au fo=
Den. gu trodHsn ooer einaumaden. 60
lam man es perbaten, oab aud ebbare
Mlse Giftnirfuneen Gubern.
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Der Hsft. greiniIs
I ise. Die 9eamten bts gunoese
penfonss8ursaus fin6 Der aufi6t,
oab fie in Der perion bon 2piton 9.
Gope aus Gtreator. Sn.. ben iiinsften
Greitpilisen bes Biirssrfrieses ausfinz
oig gemadt baben. SIN Sabre 1861
ItsB iid Der @enannte als Rnabe bon
10a Sabren auiperben; sr oiente bier
Monote, bis sr ieines MIters balber
entlnKen ipurbe. Sm acknowledgement
Jabre leifste Ct. IL Sabre s Mpnate
alt, ipie6er ben Uabneneib unb biente
bts gum Gnbe oes arieges. Diefe
9batfa4en ipurben bstannt, oIs man
iest 5olpes Infpriide auf Elm. pene
fipnserhObung elmer Durhfiht unterz
aog. 3ppes Grfu9en ipurbe itattses
geben.
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Sn Der Strobbutfabriz
Iaticn n nnb Strobborbenberitetfuna
fnb in GIorena. Stalien. etipa 1000
Arbeiter befddftist. unssfdbr 10000
Grauen unb Rinber nertpenben lire
treie 3eit gum 8lenten uno 3ufams
tngufultsu 1eS @trphe.
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VIM. ]. STUCKE.

gaitman GOoats. Gameras unO
p1otoarapbiihe l1teniilien.
Nmntur'Grbeit uiro iorafdltia fer.
tiQaeiielIt.
4O5 GitsGpmmercs'S 'Strase.
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- 1eht 81 YuratalGers
. a | o 0 n uno R # taGrant, Bifs
lita'StroBe neben Der Saae Der Der.
tnannsi5hne.
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DRS. HlGhT & wheat.

5atmdrste. 6idss0ebduoe.
aHe sabnArstlihen arbeitem unb epe.
aialitdt. Bite berlhmte beuticbe Boraeuan.
ts6dlluna. bic aenaae OMplitate
BON x0titrlid6eM H6hnen herfefIt.
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40. SC. & z. Saba.

MS. u. q Z. B0bN.
Nbfahrt.
ae9 @aeD. Sort Bortb, Dallas, Rauias
Gttp. ct. Gouis au6 Chicago. tdQltd,,
(Suniet Depot) )..........8.45 GbenbS
9ocalaug nia SmitbnilIe.. ...7.lO8prm.
Gntuntt:
Bon Chicago. Ct. 9outs, seanias 9th,
Dallas. Sort @orth uub @acD, tnaIi2
(Suuiet 9epotl ........... g. Wproens.
4ocalaua uia SmithpiI[e. -. 9.O5 Nbeu6s
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Spmtbern s,acific 8abn.
U ntu NIT.
q. II. 81 M. %. 8aha.
&bfahrt.

Rad Gaero, goatum. Souiton unb gal.
oefton, t69Itdb. ..8.45 Bprm.
ano l0.l6 &benbs. ..........,,..
Rab gorpus Gbrtfti, @odpDrt un6 Bee.
bile t68ltb. ..... 1870 unb 8 nben6s,
Rad Borne uno Rerrnille, tdelitb 49,.
.................... 300 Born.
Nntunft.
80n Gueru, g)oatutn, bpuiton unb Sol.
nefon, tdglib. .7.30 moraems unb
U-UU NOeWuS. ................
Bon Gorpus Gbriitt. &pdport unb See.
6Ile tdglteb. .........7.30 morsens unb
G.UO lu1L9W.. ..........,.
Bon 8Q;ne nnb aerrnine. tdgIib. 49,.
................... 40 Gbeubs,
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Rad 9anernia, SUTHERLAND Sprinos.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26
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pilen unumsdneli1 notbtpsnbig, benu
bisielben baIttn bas Spft.m in sebSris
gem 3uitanSs unb fine
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fir Ropffdmsrasn. llnosrbauli4teit,
Walaria, trdse 2eber. 6artIeibigseit
unb ale bili0Isn 2.ibsn.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-02-03
One Dollar q Year.
- Terms, CASH INADHANEE.
The South an Inviting
Field.

The Boston Herald, in the course
Of An editorial on the South and ito
advantages, says that mot South.
erners alone, but many intelligent
and kesn-eyed visitors to that sec.
t,on Of our country are turning the
old advice Of Horace Greelv in this
fashion: Go South, young man.
With the better climate, great and
varied natural resources, sparcer
population and cheap land, it has
bsen. aud is. > puzzle why more
foreign immigrants and more Of the
'movers. on from the crowded por.
tions OF the East and Middle West,
do.not go South Some years ago
the lawlessness 10 parts Of that sec.
tion, and perhaps = revival Of the
wars animosisiss kept Northerners
away. But new the South ls, ~ =
5fnls, orderly, and the embers Of the
conAict that ended ncsrly forty
years ago have no heat in them"
Then the Herald adds:
"Why, then, do not more Of our
young men 60 South? Partly. per.
haps, because of the prevalence Of
negro labor, with whicb, in spite
OF their ideas Of political 'llberty
and equality Northern workmen
do not like to compete under the
conditions created BY . preponder-
ating number Of blacks. The preya-
lent diiapidatioo in large sectioDe
OF the South, due 70 the ravages Of.
war, the cessation OF slave labor
and the poverty Of the people, has
10 doubt operated q = deterrent
inausncs with thrifty agriculturists
and ambitious mechanics and arti-
sans
II 10 hardly necessary 10 say that
the Boston paper il only partly
right. The reasons assigned account
70 some extent for ths failure Of the
South to receive any large amount
Of immigratiop from the North, but
the real reason 10 that the farmers
from the Eaat and Middle West
have been moving westwardto Gov
ernment lands that can be acquired
without cost snd where conditions
are genial. The incentive to move
West will continne until oil free
md fertile lands are exhausted.
But Notwithstanding The conditions
initiate against the South, it il =
. fact that many immigrants from
the North and Middle West are
moving southwark.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-02-03
STARTLING. guT TRUE.

People the world over were horrided
on learning Of the burning of Chica-
70 theatre, in which nearly six hundred
people lost their lives, vt more than
ave times this number, or over 5000
people died from pneumonia in Chicago
during the same year. with scarcely q
passing notice. Every one Of these
cases Of pneumonia resulted from cold
ana could haye been prevented BY the
timely use Of Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy. A great many who had every
reason TO fear pneumonia have warded
tt OF by the prompt use Of this remedy.
The following 10 m instance Of this
sort: ssToo much cannot be said in fa-
vof Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
ssd especially for colds and influenza,
/ know that it cured my daughter,
Laura, Of . sever cold, and ! believe
saved her life when she was threatened
WITH pneumonia" W. D. WILCOX.
Logan, New York. Sold by Jos. 9.
Clavsrie, druggist.