davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

calmelo-drama, a style of play made popular by Little Johnny Jones.
 sThe Vanderbilt Cup" as it's name im
 plies is an automobile play and deals with characters, scenes. and incidents familiar to aul0mo );.ists. Everything, i'll connection with the play is sur rounded with an automobile atmoS- phere from the first toot of tho aulo horn ill tae fIs1 act to the appea. ..ancc of and his famous Green Dragon in the sen. ,tt onai racing scene fo' "fhe Vanderbils Cup, the most tAri:lin's bit of realism ever attempted on stage Bold drives his car against another ponderous machine at re2o.' speed This js Bold's first anea-ta
 ment a. an actor, but his sport in the race for the Vanderbilt Cup i:s ss exciting as any in which he has ever driven his Green Dragon on the track
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS

Flyer" will be the attraction. Of the number of railroad plays on the road The Midnight Flyer" is the only one really classed as d standard produc- sion and it plays almost exclusively in the melodramatic theaters of the larg- CT cities The class of it's bookings necessitates a cast of competent ac- tors and adequate staging, and all who wish to see this famous drama can feel assured of a performance well
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

worth their attendance and patronage. New scenic and mechanical effects are introduced this season, and realism is carried out to the highest perfec- ton. Quite number ef good special ties are introduced The performance is a lively one from start to finish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
"Waiker Whiteside.''

Mir. Walker Whiteside has secured in his new play, "The Magic Melody" the most effective vehicle that he has had for years. It is a play that is quite different from any other on the boards. and it possesses an especially strog appeal to the women. When the women are interested. success is as-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

Got Rheumatism, Backache or Kid nev Troubles? Try Brooks Bears-Foot and Brooks Electric oll externally. The results will surprise you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

mates at Yale. and two devoted friends Jack < father, mother and sis )cr come to the college in order to witness the boat race. in which Dick and Jack are two of the foremost participants. in fact Dick is the stroke the crew Dorothy Randall and
 Continued oA page 7.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
"The Midnight Flyer"

At the Elks theater on Tuesday, De cember 25, matinee and night, lha' powerful melodrama The Midnight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

sured Mr. Whiteside will play his an soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Star, june IL:

Bargain spots that win reach WASH
ington some time today-they'n be found
tomorrow morning on the first floor of
the Palais Royal, filling the entire
Eleventh street aisle. One hundred feet
of tables. filled and dotted with even
better bargains than claimed above
Like diamonds sprinkled among other
gems will be found Waists worth SS for
S.. es, and worth 81 for ST. as
T.hereli be no such opportunity again
this season. Prices may again De as Mt
tie, but the variety of styles and sizes
will be so unsatisfactory later that
low price will be no inducement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Star. June "a:

II enthusiasm could be dampened.
these miserably rainy days would be
effectual. Gloom without-but witness
this long aisle that faces the Eleventh
street door of the Paiais Royal Isn't
this enthusiasm? Were White Waists
ever prettier or cheaper. and were pur-
chasers ever in greater numbers or more
enthusiastic?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Star, june IS:

The Waist Sale" reached a climax
this morning, when employees. momen-
tarily blind and deaf to early morning
visitors. helped themselves TO the feast
of bargains. ignoring visiting customers.
This outbreak of human nature ire
pressible at the, moment. is apologized
for by the guilty employees and the floor
managers. We are all sane again and
win serve our visitors all the better, be-
cause of this brief fall from grace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Star, june is:
A Growi from the Third
Floor.

The June bargain feast of White
Waists was set on first-f1oor tables, so
that the department proper--on third
fioor-should not be overcrowded. And
now you can't be pulled away from
those frst-fioor tables. Note tomorrow's
temptation on the third floor.
$3.50 TO $3.50 White Silk Waists at
s198 and S3.9S. Fairy-like garments.
AS filmy as a morning mist. Surely
only magic needles and fairy fingers
could embroider and trim such garments.
You'll go to the third floor tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Stoves, and Ram ges

Perfect" Gas Range; two large double
burners: extra large oven. as Sd Or.
bestos lined. .....................--p
Model Gas Range, with G2 OF
broiler; burners; one In oven...
B. & B. BIue-fiame War
ranted Oil Cook Stove. with 50 so
Star Oil Stoves; large en- Do
wicks and 2 oil tanks. ~ zsO
Double Gas Stoves: double zoe
burners. Usually $1.00.
Steel Ovens for gas or oil &c
stoves. Observation-Disclosures. S
Asbestos Mats for gas or oil 1HZc
Covered Gas Tubing, with pat Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Awnings, sc.

Window Awnings. adjustable So. DO
in any window. ............
81. slip &C Covers s,,;,. for five-pisee S6.o8
All-Iinen Covering, 6s-inch; per d1r
yard, Soc; imitation. 38-inch. 49,.
Bamboo Porch Blinds, 12xS feet !
for s225: 10x8 feet for $175; GD2c
6xS feet for. ..............,.. .....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
A Famous PaIais Royal Sale!

four distribution OF Waists Wash
o
anow
lin
to Most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

Usual % TrayeIing Iruhk, canvas COW
cred, fiber bound; two leather straps,
hardwood stats. brass trimmings. best
lock and heavy BIS, bolts s.. IRON bot So. 90
Steamer Trunk, canvas covered. strong
ly made, with iron bottom, S2 AZ
brass lock and heavy catches
Travelling Trunks, iron bound, brass
lock and iron bottoms Ell 81 so
pensive-iooking, but only. "
Bureau Trunks. open so that you can
ger at everything easily. SIS. QlD
Usually $20.-...-..-..-.--+.--..
Waterproof Suit Cases, "A in; O2c
leather corners and handles.
Suit Cases, extra light. with
brass lock and catches. Usu- S.. AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
OMAHA SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB
PabIic Charities Formed to
Promote Work.

About thirty people interested in various
charities of the city and in the work of the
juvenile court, met at the Commercial club
Thursday afternoon and organized the so
cial Service club of Omaha" The following
officers were elected
President, Judge Howard Kennedy; FIRST
vice president, Rev. II. c. Herring, d. D.;
second vice president, Mrs. Draper Smith;
secretary, Mr.. E. F. Dennison; treasurer.
Mrs, Clara f. Burbank
The object OF the organization as defined
In its constitution is Ito promote ac-
quaintance among those engaged in social
service, TO further plans for cooperative
EFFORT and to disseminate knowledge of
subjects within its scope through addresses
and printed matter. Membership in the
organization may be secured by application
10 the secretary OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association.
committee OF five. OF which Judge A. L.
sutton is chairman, was appointed to ar
range for a meeting Sunday afternoon.
March Is, at which Judge Mack. who pre-
sides over the juvenile court Of Chicago.
ana II. W. Thurston. chief probation on
Ger OF that court, will speak.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
CANVASS FOR Y. ". c. A. FUNDS
Work of Women Has Varying Effect Upon
the Different Solicitors,
SOME GOOD SUMS ALREADY ARE IN
Mrs. TiIden Warns All to Sign Assoc
citation Pledge Card Before
Making Any Sub
scriptiOn,

The building headquarters of the Young
Women's Christian association on the third
floor of the Paxton block is the busiest
place in Omaha. The solicitors came in by
scores at noon Friday in several stages Of
citation and detection according to their
results, but one and all reported kindly,
courteous reception. While the finance
committee has as yet made no statement
as to the amount of subscriptions received,
various members who have been soliciting
among the business men confessed TO
pledges ranging from $3.50 and $500 up t.
$1,000. The team work is progressing splen-
didly, considering the limitations placed
upon the canvass of the girls" In spite
of these limitations, however, the team
work has resulted in some complications
Some Of the young women not under
standing they are not allowed to solicit
from heads of firms, professional men and
women wives of business men or heads
OF departments, have asked these subscrip-
tions, and when members Of the visiting
committee have called later they have
learned the subscription already has been
given. and, too, with few exceptions, for
a much smaller amount than these business
men have been rated as able to give. Mrs
George Tilden, chairman of the finance
cash subscription without first signing the
association pledge card. 1t has been
learned that some one has solicited cash
subscriptions for the association without
having the pledge cards signed. and it is
impossible to learn whether they were au-
thorized solicitors OF not.
Plans from the Architect.
Architect I<imball met with the building
committee Thursday afternoon TO present
interior plans and plans of the elevation
will probably be ready for the committee
the first Of next week.
Secretary Wade of the Young Mems
Christian association has sent for the big
clock which indicated the progress of the
mems campaign last summer and which
finished like work at Kansas City Thurs
day. 1t is expected here Saturday or the
first Of next week and will be set up in
some conspicuous place down town as soon
as It arrives.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, one Of the ma
tional secretaries, will arrive Monday from
the east and probably will spend the re-
mainder Of the month in the local work.
The following limitations have been
placed upon the solicitation OF members
of the teams of ten and those assisting
them:
Of one captain and nine lieutenants in each
company.
only
No soliciting shall be done among the
following:
Heads of firms.
Heads of departments in large firms.
Heads OF departments in large corpora
tions..
General representatives and agents Of
outside companies
Professional men and women.
Women whose husbands are connected
with any of the above.
Women OF large independent means.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
SUN WILL SHINE ON GREEN
Fair Day for Celebration of the
Patron saint of Emerald
Isle.

The weather promises to be good for
tomorrow. St. Patriek's Day or as Colonel
Welsh puts it: Being the Shamrock
knocksicai period only decent weather need
be looked for. The local forecast tells
about all there Is TO the story, which is
for clearing weather, fair Friday night and
turning warmer Saturday. The tempera-
ture at Omaha Friday morning was 7
above zero, though up at Valentine 1s
below is reported, and below at North
Platte. There is a marked rise Of tenn
perature in the northwest, and It is grow
ing warmer in both the Dakotas. Snow IA
reported In the lower Missouri ano Missis-
sippi valleys and in the Ohio valley ana
lake regions this morning. Rain and sleet
prevailed along the Atlantic coast Thurs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
WILD WITH
ITCHING HUMOR
Eruption Broke Out In Spots All
Over Body-Caused Continual
itching for Two Years-DOctor's
Medicine Did no Good Cured at
Expense Of only SIPS and NOw
THANKS CUTICURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE

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book on the Cuticura Remedies and
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the Soap, Ointment, and Pills. They did
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and am very thankful to you. My
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and ! studied my case in it. l then
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June IS, 1905"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
IN KENTUCK IN BORDER DAYS
Nebraska Banker Saw Frank James
and Younger Boys Shot at
Brandenburg.

Arminius p. Culley of Loup City, one
of the leading bankers of Nebraska, is at
tending to business interests in Omaha
for a few days. Mr.. Culley is president
OF three banks, First Nationals at Loup
City, Greeley and State bank of Sargent.
beside which he was the organizer of the
First National bank at San Pedro. Cal
He also is a big land owner.
Mr.. Culley is a Kentuckian, born and
bred; in other words a thoroughbred, but
while retaining warm affections for his
native state he prefers Nebraska to live
and work in. During his boyhood days
in old ''Kentuck" Mr.. Culley witnessed
one of the many stirring events which
were enacted there in the old border
days"
II was at Brandenburg the day the
James and Younger boys were attacked by
town people who were securing the country
for some boss thieves" said Mr.. Culley.
II was only boy. about 16 years of age.
remember Frank James and Cole and
Jim Younger went in the old hotel and
were followed by an angry mob. The
people didn't know who the Youngers and
James were; all they knew was that they
were strangers, and it was bad thing
in those days to be a stranger in a COM
munity where boss theft had been per-
petrated. First thing l knew some one
whipped out a pistol and began shooting.
A fusiliade followed and when it was
over Jim Younger and Frank James were
pretty badly shot up They managed to
get out of the hotel and scramble up over
the mountain to an old doctors place
where they received treatment. Public
sentiment was against the men who shot
the strangers after the first excitement
blew over. for it became apparent they
we're not the horse thieves.
And do you know it was only a few
years ago that the people of Brandenburg
really came to know who the men were
that were shot that day?"
Mr. Culley is an advocate of the present
persistent movement for reform in financial
as we'll as political affairs in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
JAcKsoNS HOLE INDICATED
Famous wyoming Place Defended by
Old Timer who Denies Cnlum-
MES Against 1t.

Fred Lovejoy of Grovont, Wyo., hunt
ing guide Of the Jackson's Hole and yell
lowstone Park country, is an Omaha WIS.,
itor, calling on old friends and incidentally
talking up the Jackson's Hole country as
the paradise of hunters for big game and
endeavoring to persuade a few people to
take their outing up there this summer and
fall
THE Jackson's Hole country has been
much maligned," he said, "and I want to
disabuse your minds about 1t being the
refuge for bad men; it is just the reverse
of all that. The people up there are as
good a class Of folks as you can find any
where OF course the region is not very
populous, but what there are of us are
good 1t is the greatest hunting country on
the continent today Elk, there is no limit
to them. Plenty of deer, enough brown and
black bear, with a few silver tips TO give
the seeker after sturdy game all the excite
ment he cares to banker after. Then there
are lots of antelope up in the mountains,
and il a hunter wants to earn his spurs he
can get an occasional shot at mountain
sheep It is not much of an agricultural
country, but some settlers are coming in,
and we have irrigation projects under way.
getting the water from Snake river.
There are some few cattle in the country
and the ranchmen are good, big-hearted
fellows that It is a pleasure to meet. There
is no place on earth where you will meet
more hospitable treatment.
''Our hunting season generally runs from
the middle OF September and the game laws
are liberal. OF course the wanton destruc-
ton of game is not permitted at all. There
are few buffalo TO be seen in that section,
hut there is heavy penalty against killing
them: 500 is the fine imposed by the gov
eminent. These buffalo are generally strays
from the Yellowstone Park herds"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
Announcement of the Theaters,

At the Orpheum the matinee and night
performances today will bring the current
bill 10 a close. The curtain will rise at SIS
prompt tonight.
For tire week commencing Sunday matt
nee a delightful mixture of entertainment
Is promised. The eight Alllsons will head
the bill, an extraordinary acrobatic fea-
ture. other contributions are; Sidney Dean
and company In the novel singing sketch,
Christmas on Blackwell's Island" the ave
Vernons, xylophonists; wynne Winslow, the
lyric soprano; Armstrong and Holly in a
sketch entitled THE EXpressman;" Will
liam Davis, who will be remembered as a
popular member of the Woodward Stock
company, and company, presenting Daniel
and His Ions" Barr and Evans, two uni
que fun-makers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
Common Colds Are the Cause of Many
Serious Diseases.

A physician who has gained national
reputation as analyst Of the cause. of va
rious diseases, claims that II catching
cold be avoided a long list Of dangerous
ailments would never be heard Of. Every
one knows that pneumonia and consump-
ton originate from "a cold, and chronic
eatarrh, chronic bronchitis, and all throat
and lung trouble are aggravated and rem
dered more serious by each fresh attack
Do not risk your life or take chances
when you have cold. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will cure it before these
diseases develop. This remedy contains
no opium, morphine OF other harmful
drugs and has thirty years Of reputation
hack of il, gained by its cures under
every condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
JUSTICE GETS A MOVE ON
Goes AIOns at Swift Pace Up in
ThurstOn County in Horse
Thieves Caae

1--WE do things up fairly quick in Thurs
ton county" said Sheriff s. NJ. Young OF
that county Friday morning at the fed
eral building, las a sample l have Just
returned from Lincoln. where lodged two
horse thieves in the penitentiary. There
were Ernest Shepherd and William Roberts,
the former getting 1ve years and the later
two years. The parties got away with a
horse on the Winnebago reservation Tues
day, were arrested Tuesday night, ar
raigned and pleaded guilty Wednesday and
were sentenced to the pen and took them
down TO Lincoln Thursday. We are rather
disposed 10 think that this is record
breaker Thurston county is a very I'M
healthy locality for horse thieves anyhow
and the disease takes them of quickly"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17

While snow was falling last Thursday
things were spring like at Shelley's.
Kaufmans orchestra furnished music and
cut flowers Wed with artificial ones in
beauty.
The many callers were unanimous in their
praise Of the beautiful hats and showed
their appreciation Of the low prices on the
hats by numerous selections.
The display and sale Of imported hats and
gowns will continue all next week. Early
selections are the best.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17

Via Chicago Great Western railway 20
points within $50 miles. Tickets on sale
every Saturday and Sunday 70 April /. 1874
Good returning the following Monday. Low
rates TO other points on sale every Friday.
For full information apply 10 IA II
Churchill, @. A.. 1919 Farnam 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
Low RATES

Via the Chicago, Milwaukee & 81.
Paul Railway.
S2l.5O Omaha to Louisville Ky, and re-
turn March Is, 16, II and IS; return limit,
March S1st. Also extremely low round
"Trip rates to many points in Alabama.
Florida. Georgia. Louisiana, Mississippi
and Tennessee on March 9Th and Goth. For
full information write or call on
f. A NASH. General Western Agent,
1924 Farnam St.. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17

When you take fire or tornado policy
on property in the National-ohaoe ground
moor Mccague building, this city-you are
patronizing an Omaha institution doing a
strong business in the west. That is good
for Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
OIL cloth Sale at Brnndeis,.

On Monday. March 10, we offer the biggest
bargains in oil cloth and linoleum ever
known in Omaha. See the windows and
watch Sunday papers.
j /. BRANDEIS q SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17

Until March sist. either a genuine water
color or an sx1O art enlargement free with
each new dozen photos.
HEYN, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
81s-l5-l7 South 18th ST. (Odd Numbers.)
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
TmeIfth Annual RnII.

OF the Omaha Overland lodge No. s.
switchmenS' Union of North America. win
be given at the Auditorium Saturday night
March H. Tickets 81, admitting lady and
gentleman.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17

day and the storm seems to be moving
off eastward. We can confidently look for
clearing weather for the next day or two
with a gradual rise in temperature"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17
GOSSIP OF THE POLITICIANS
Secret Benson Meeting Widens Breach in
the Fontanelle Ranks.
OTHERS NOT IN SORE At THE CHIEFS
~BilIy" saunders' Leadership IL Prov
ing nm Elegant Boomerang for
the Ranks Will Not
Follow SOlidly.

The secret meeting to boost Benson's
candidacy held in the Omaha Commercial
college building Tuesday has served further
to disorganize the Fontanelle club ticket,
since a few bits of information concerning
il have leaked out. Other candidates do
not conceal how sore they feel at the indie
pendent movements made for Benson. while
they are left out of the calculations en-
tirely. Some Of them have had cards
printed, leaving the slate and all mention
of the club endorsement off, and number
of Fontanelles persist in appearing at the
Broatch meetings and. joining in the pro-
ceedings as though thereN were no such
mayoralty candidate as Benson supposed
to be hitched up with them.
According to the tales told the aforemen-
toned secret meeting grew out Of a few
dinners enjoyed together by Billy Saun-
ders. w. A. DeBord and Rev. S. d. butcher,
pastor of the First Christian church, at a
cafe on Farnam street. Saunders is the
official manager Of the Fontanelle club
campaign and all three are affiliated with
the First Christian church. Practically all
Of the invitations TO the session were issued
through olergymen. This was how Comp
troller Lobeek. a democrat, happened to get
in. His pastor, unwise to political matters,
did not perceive the partisan lines that
barred Lobeck and put the latter IN an
awkward attitude.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-17

The fact Saunders was mixed up in the
plot has incensed the minor candidates on
the Fontanelle slate and has started them
out openly each for himself and the devil
trap the hindmost. c. ]. Andersen, who
is running for the council. has already
pulled on an organization meeting in his
behalf and a candidate on the ticket an
nounced frankly Friday that the point
had been reached where every man was
out for himself City Attorney Breen and
Frank Crawford OF the Eleventh ward
have laughed at the clubs platform and
all in all there is about as much unity