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By 8 secret method a London firm is able to make hollow lead soldiers. This greatly reduces the cost of production, and the trade in these toys, which once belonged almost exclusively to Germa- ny, is now rapidly increasing in Eng land. The weight of the hollow soldier is one- third of the solid,
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL, Issued Thursdays, One Dollar Yenr
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There is no more considerate house mietress than Queen Alexandra, and in many little ways she arranges for the pleasure of her servants. It is her cus- tom to invite the maids to form in line to see her when she is dressed for greaf occasions
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THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co.
 OFFICE 400 STATE STREET.
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The English vocabulary of slum child of five, according to a Scottish school inspector, contains only two or three dozen words. That of the aver age child of the middle classes of the same age Is about one thousand words
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There are twenty-five working jour- nalists in the British House of Com mons besides dozen who have re- tired from newspaper work Eight of them find time to act in an editorial capacity in addition to their Parlia' mentary duties. They are no mere fgurehead editors, either, for they in- clude such men as the ever-energetic T. P. O'Connor, Keir Hardie, who pro- duces "The Labor Leader;" Dr. Mac namara, the leading light of 'The schoolmaster," and Harry Marks, who edits and owns daily financial paper. Of the Irish party, nine maintain themselves by newspaper work, and one, Mir. veagh, at one time held a seat in the press gallery.
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THE OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUB-
 LIsHED IN CONNECTICUT.
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The walls of stations on the new tube from Waterloo to Baker street, London. are embellished with maps of London, on which, according to the index In a corner of them, "Theaters and places of amusement" are printed fin red. Among the places so indicated on the body of the maps are Holloway Cattle Market, the Founding Hospital, the Courts of Justice the Bank of Eng land and spurgeons Tabernacle,
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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Nm bas Ynblttuul.

Die #Jrete Rreiie fir &eras" miro
an iiber $50 4Ditofficen periaabt. unb
bat cine srpke Berbreitung in Der
Na9bar= @epublit Meritp, i'm Snbtas
ner<4erritDrium unb Otlab0ma.
SIR Girfulatipns=@ @ebiet in 2era8
eritredt ftb pon @alneitun biz binauf
nab Deniion, nnm iuBeriten Often
bis mad Gl a5alo i'm fernen Beften;
es fblieBt ielbftuerftdnblib nit bes
ionhers sablreiheu 9eiern bas bibts
beitebefte Wittel= =2eras anb ben Siib'
meiten elm. Nuh in Werifp bat ite
cine aroBe 8erbreituna.
8mei 0aeifeabe itno beitanbis,
iabrein, iabraus i'm SntereHe bes
Glattes unterpegs unb fiibren berns
felben i'm 8eretn nit unieren rtbri.
gen 2otal Ieenten fsrttudbrenb
nene 2eier au.
Sin Nnbetrabt bieier Xbatfaben 1T
oie pSreie Rrefie", no es fi9 barum
banbelt, Die beutihe BepDlferung su
erreihen. has bette Mnseige Wses
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Deutib. ameritaniihe 8eitungen
ueroen i'm alten Bnterlano nit grDs
bem Snterefie eeleien, neil iie iib
frei aIaiprehen unb bdufig pon brii.
ben Hebr Neuiateiten unb Nahrib.
ten bringen. nls bic beutf1en Heis
tungen ielbit. Die rssreie Hrefie fnr
Eeras" ift briibet1 iiberau, tpubin }ie
aeianot uiro, elm iebr germ geiebener
Gait uno fann iid riibmen, Mners
fennung unb @lrbieung su finben,
wie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uns,
fDmie an 9ieieniger, melbe bas 8lntt
an ibre Berwanbten i9iGen, berppr.
3ebt. Wer baber ieinen Bermanbten
uno 5reunben eine Greube ermeiien.
ibnen Elm millt0mmenes @eIhent
MAIDEN min, Der befteIIe fiir iie bic
nSreie Brefie fitr IeEas". Das Sns
tereiie fiir Teraa, uie lberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno bic @egenb, mp bic
Weruanoten wObnen. 1T in Deutib.
Lamb iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unrnDgs
li9. in Brioatbriefen cine 10 grhn6.
li6e Gu5tldrune unb geidrsibuns
oes fremben 2anbes au seben, mie
oies bic YJreie grefe" alm6hent'
lib tbut. Sir ben gerineen Rreis
oon So perfenoen mir pprtufrei unIer
reibbaltiges Wo9enblatt auf elm Sahr
an iraenb cine Goreiie i'm Guslanbe.
Die ssreie prefie fiir 2eras pnbl.
Gonabasau.
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PREssE FuER TEXAS has po-
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in the State of Texas. It is
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In consideration of these facts
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hesen Gatteu natb etuer 3sit DON 5000
S14sm irnmsr nod beH, re9ten Son
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Z e prea haben Stpei Sabre
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80 hagen. Oas brittle Sabr TT oas
gsgm In 1S Wfpnate mtf aufammeu
ass xagen eingsbeslt,
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eraben, moratT man ben Ghdbel au
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| Das frite Surbtnen
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pfer ,GDnRnpr Cobb" Gr III 300
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nteorigen Prxfe nm apet Gents bag
pfnnb Dsnauft, mGtrenb anbsrs tpies
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bas pfuno ersield.
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| llniDeriit6tem betrus trn Winteriemeftet
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mala. Gentrafamerita. saunben. 8aa
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bem WaHsr rem Sbfmen gum Seben
| 10 baB ite aYo far 8nei Glements in
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gett ,iper 80 sxahrea

i&pn muroe Wlra. WinSIDu's SOu,
thtna Sprup upn MliQiDnen BON
Wiitfern beim babnen ber Rinoer
nnaeDenbes. Wirit Du i'm @hlafe
burh bas G1reien eines 8inbes ae.
fort, oaB i'm 8abnen iit unb Dor
Sbmerseu metnt2 Denn 10, lafie
iofort cine sstaicbe BON ,,Wrs.
Winsl0ps Soothing Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. Gs uirt
oem tleinen Qetbenben fuf0rt Hinbes
runa ueribafen. WerlaBt euh ba.
raul, W!dtter, es lit fein 4metfeI
oardber. &c beilt Diarrbpe, reaus
liert ben Wagen unb bic Nieren,
befeitiat Winb Rolif, ertpeibt ben
Wanmen. uerbinbert gntsinbunp
uno itdrtt bas ganse Spftem,
vMrs. Winslume Gootbiua Gnrup"
fiir sadnenoe atnber lit anaenebu
i'm Geihmad; bas Wecepf jtantni
bon eineni Der beiten meiblthen
Gerste in ben Ser. Staatem. Gs III
bel alien Druggiiten Ia Der ganseu
Welt su baben. 8reis Is Gents be,
6laihe. 3auft nihts anberes, ale
Wrs. gBinsloms Sopthina Suruu,
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80 RaIt, cement. Sano, BAD.
iteine. feuerfefte Gteine unb TbUA.
Tbeer uno Gspbaltpapier, 9abpappe.
Tbeer unb Ispbalt, Del. 9erpentin,
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bel s. g. 9telmann, BOG Dfs
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Telephon 40.
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MO TENGG'S
0mdlbanbInna nmD 9rnderet,

@0nto.gGher. 5hreibmaterialien
etc. bebieht man am Oeiten BON Der
obigen alten ssirma. 9ruBe Ius'
mabl pon Sport uno ssancp,N Nrtiteln
aller Irt. Bidder uno 8eitidriften.
Die Druderei iibernimtgt ben Druid
BON Statuten. SDbseitss. @erlps
bungs' uno Tiiiten' &arten. Vile
Guftrdae tueroen prompt auspefibrt.
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gdal.de xou.tleu sd,Iatluaaen

nab galifornien, ebeniu na6 ct.
2ouie nia 9eras & Bacific = Uabn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an iraenb
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tteuen Oienites Ooer an 6. IS. Eur.
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ta8. Teraa.
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@ebt 8u 8nreitaIler' Q
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lita' StraBe neben Der 6aGe Der Der.
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Hapf.
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panl Wsiiiler. .-@lettriibe Shlei.
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Weiiern. Sheeren etc.
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In ,yartensDiftritt bes Staates. @es
lunobeit unh Rlima untibertrDHen.
WtlIige Hdnoereien fiir ben Snrrner,
Warftgdrtner, Sbfts unb Eieb5iiGter.
Meaen gin5elbeiten penbet@ @nh on
@eo. s. 2uptou, @. g. e.,
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taiien wollt. tbut es entlano Der 81,
nie Der
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Riiou Theater.

The opening of the Bijou theater on Har-
ney street tonight will have placed another
play house on Omaha's amusement pro-
gram A capital vaudeville program of
strong and varied acts has been arranged
for the opening week. Lopez and Lopez,
Spanish instrumentalists from Madrid,
render on different Instruments melodies OF
old Madrid as well as popular American
airs A number of electrical effects are
introduced In this act, which scored a great
success at Hammerstcin's in New York last
month. The Bijou Stock company will
present, for its initial Offering, Sydney
Grundy's one-act play, In Honor Bound. "
In the cast are Fred TruesdeIl, Walter Fen
ner Helen Desmond and BERTHE May Hand
some stage settings have been painted
especially for the production OF this splen-
did little drama. Others in the bill this
week are: Berger Bros. comedy acrobats
the dainty L.ockhart Sisters. singing and
dancing soubrettes; Pauline Courtney, who
sings why Don't You Try?" accompanied
by colored pictures taken on the famous
board walk at Atlantic City, and Jack
Cassin the clever blackface comedian A
decided novelty in motion pictures will be
presented in "The Paymsster." The pic
lures were taken in a picturesque New
England town and the drama was enacted
by a capable company OF actors. Many OF
the scenes are intensely realistic. The bill
will continue through the week with matt
nees on "wednesday and Saturday at $50
The evening performances will begin at
sl5 sharp with an orchestral concert of
popular music each evening in the summer
garden at 7:5 Popular prices. win prevail
and seats will be on sale one week ahead.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
PEARL BRYAN is BACK AGAIN
Atlantic Authorities Send Her to
Omaha i'm Charge of saliva
ton Army.

Pearl Bryan is back again. Seated I'm
buggy between two members of the Sal
walton Army Rescue corps she bobbed up
Saturday evening at the police station from
whence she was banished several days
ago.
Miss Bryan's initial introduction to the
Omaha police authorities a week ago was
unusual and suspicious. She arrived in
the city from her home at Atlantic and was
"al in" financially, physically and men
! tally. at least to all appearances. 1t was
not long before She had found her way to
the police station and was half carried by
| sympathetic policemen into the surgeons
room. Her knees refused TO support her,
! her neck and back became limp and ii was
shapeess heap that was at last placed
! I'm a comfortable chair. Surgeon Gilmore
hurried in and taking one glance at the
| patient Il was deemed best to first try
I and get her name and address before she
| should die, so loving relatives could be
notified. Removing the tattered hat from
| the touselled hair Gilmore about to
! take the rolling head gently in his hands
! and lift the closed eyelids to see II signs
Of approaching death had begun to gather,
when suddenly the form Strengthened
| trife and Elmore understood, as all born
doctors understand that the patient wished
! to speak. Thinking it might be a dying
message to John or instructions about
what TO do with the poodle. he bent his
head to catch every faint syllable. This
is what struck him in the ear I'm a harsh
voice:
Say, Doc got any chewing tobacco
When order had been restored the WIS.,
itor was locked up She didn't get any
chewing tobacco. nor any of the other stun
her drug-soaked system craved and for
which she begged the doctor. II was dis
covered she feigned extreme exhaustion in
the hope Of being given a stimuant, and as
soon as transportation could be arranged
for she was shipped back 10 Atlantic.
The police had just begun to congratu-
late themselves upon the good riddance,
when, just like the proverbial cat, she
came back Saturday evening. She was in
charge OF julius Esperson Of the Salvation
| Army detachment at Atlantic, who told
Captain Mostyn the sheriff there had asked
him 10 bring the woman here. Esperson
first took her to the Rescue home here, and
as they could not keep her there, she was
transferred to the police station. Captain
Mostyn was indignant over the action OF
the Atlantic authorities and at Esperson
for persisting in shifting their charges into
/ Nebraska territory.
AS a result OF their little buggy ride
both Miss Bryan and Esperson were locked
M on vagrancy charges and Captain Mos
tvn told Esperson he will turn the matter
over 20 the county attorney and secure his
conviction II possible for bringing a public
charge into the state, thus putting an end
| to such practices.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
SUMNER ADJUSTMENTS


Crystal Park theater, Omahss popular
summer theater. has more than made good
with the people Of Omaha, with its high
class attractions and courteous treatment
to its many patrons, the management pay
ing particular attention TO the comforts Of
the ladies' and children. Nothing better in
vaudeville has ever been seen in Omaha
and the large audiences have nothing but
words OF praise for Crystal Park. The
theater is large. comfortable and, best Of
all, cool--a delightful place to spend an
evening. two shows being given every night.
Commencing tonight one OF the best bills
ever offered at this popular place OF amuse-
ment Cseven big acts) will start at O'Clock
and the second performance at 9:15. Crys-
tai Park vaudeville is like cold drink OF
water on hot Observation-Disclosures you
feel that life is still worth living
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

r. f. Wilson of the MacCarthy q VIII
son Tailoring company left Saturday even
ing for New York and Boston 10 buy a
new fall stock OF winter woOlens and trim
mtngs.
tended tour in the east in the interests OF
the Deaf American, a weekly paper pub
lished for the deaf She will visit Kan
sas City, Chicago. Peoria and Paris mi
New York and Washington. ID. c.
7. NJ. Gillian, manager OF the Auditorium,
left last night for NeWkirk. Okl., in re-
Spouse 10 a telegram advising him Of the
serious illness Of his father. whose home is
near Bloomington, H.. but who has been
visiting his daughter at NeWkiTk. Being
almost 81 years old the heat of Oklahoma
has brought on a dangerous prostration.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
KruE PARK.

The Denver Pest has raised an important
question for discussion, that is exciting
much interest among actor folk and
patrons of amusements, and it has ex-
pres sed its own opinion on the subject.
The Post has decided that elephants do
laugh This decision was reached after
viewing the exhibition OF Eph Thompson 5
elephants at Elitch's Garden in that city.
These elephants make a rafting boxing
contest with a knockout; they shave each
other, and after the elephant is shaved he
is given a bottle of wine, which is the
custom in the African jungle barber shops,
they play foot ball. play a tune on a
string OF bells to band accompaniment,
give military drill and grahS, march, and,
among other interesting performances,
Mary turns a somersault.s SHE was nine
teen months learning how TO do IT,
The Post says that the tricks were
hugely enjoyed and rapturously applauded
by several thousand people. Right here
the Post claims that the elephant actor is
just appreciative OF applause, just as
| delighted with his own success, as the
human actor. The actions of the elephants
during the applause, the twinkle Of their
eyes, the waving of their trunks, and the
motions of their open mouths, proved to
the Post reporter that they were laughing
at the success of their own performances
and pleased with the effect OF the same
upon the large audience.
These famous elephans have been Sc
| cured as a free attraction at Krug Park
| for one week and will open an engage
ment today, giving two performances in
the arena, one at $50 and one at 10 p. m
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

The appearance OF the ROYAL Hawaiian
band at the omaha Auditorium for
week beginning July %. insures a season
OF the most unique, entertaining and
thoroughly enjoyable music. The Royal
Hawaiian band is a musical organization
supported by the Hawaiian government,
and has been carefully trained by Cap
tain H. Berger, a famous German army
officer and bandmaster. for more than
thirty years. and the wonderful musical
ability OF these natives Of the dreamy
Isles Of the Pacific has been broadened
and perfected by Captain Bergers tireless
and persistent instruction and care Thou
sands Of tourists who have visited Honolulu
during the last score Of years remember
with great pleasure THE splendid band we
heard at Honolulu" This Is the band only
it has been enlarged and embraces a greater
variety Of musical ability. This splendid
organization, now touring the United
States for the first time consists OF milf
tary band. a stringed orchestra. a choir.
mandolin, guitar and banjo clubs and sew
eral superb solo singers. Every member
of this superb organization plays upon
from five to ten different musical instru-
ments and in addition to this they all
have trained voices and sing beautifully
There will be two concerts daily during
the Omaha engagement OF the Royal
Hawaiian band, matinee at 2:3O o'clock
and an evening concert at $40 The prices
! for these concerts are such that every
body can afford to attend, not only once,
but many times. Book tickets for this
great concert season will he sold up to
! and including July u by which purchas ers
may save money and at the same time
secure reserved seats at very reasonable
/
at Manager Gillans office in the Audi
torium. also at Myers-Dillon, Sherman &
I McConnelrs. Beaton Drug Co, o. d. Kip
/ fingers cigar store, Benefits and Thonp-
| son e. Beldens. No book tickets will be
| sold after Saturday, July q.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
WATER SUPPLY FOR BENSON
Well shows Capacity sumcient
for Needs of the
city.

A test OF the well for the new Benson
waterworks system has been made, show
ing a capacity Of ninety gallons per min
ute with a satisfactory flow during all the
period OF the test. which lasted seven
hours. The work Of laying the pipes and
erecting the reservoir will begin next week,
while the brick for the waterworks build
ing is now on the ground. No further in
terruption OF the work is anticipated.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
The Sensational Cure of Mrs. John
&. Russell and Her Gain of
Thirty Pounds I'm Weight
Is the Talk of Her
ACquaintances.

Mr.. John c. Russell $40 County St,
Portsmouth, Va, writes regarding his
wlfes case as follows
II thought l would be doing but justice
20 your great medicine to tell you what it
has done for my wife
Two years ago the doctor
called at our house on an aver
age of three times a week in at
tendance upon my wife, who was
suffering from acute indigestion.
Her suffering was so great that nothing
but morphine would give her relief.
While on visit to some friends in
Norfolk she had an attack, and l prepared
to go for the doctor. when our friend pro-
posed Peruna.
gave her a dose, repeating it in a half
hour and her pains passed away.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
RnnhInr PermItE.

The city has issued the following building
rernnits. Storz Brewing company, B.eo
business structure at Sixth and PACING
streets: L. DeChristan, three 700 frame
Svrollings Al Forty-first aud California; =.
n Mercer company. 81 so frame dwelling
Al Forty-frst and lard; NJ. Katelman, two
g 5O0 frame dwellings at IWenty-hI aho
Zones streetA