davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1907-05-18

QUICk-MEAL GASOLINE AND OIL
STOVES FOR SALE AT HOLLI-
DAYS.
, 1907-05-18

A COMPLETE STOCK OF EDISON
RECORDS AND EDISON PHONO-
GRAPHS AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1907-05-18
A REMNANT LUNCHEON
SERVED THIS AFTERNOON.

Mrs. DR.. McCollum entertained Mrs.
Kate Fulton and Mrs. Helen Root at a
remnant luncheon this afternoon.
, 1907-05-18
chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DIar.
rhoea Remedy.

rhoea Remedy.
There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dur.
Ing the third of a century in which 1t
has been in use, people have learned
that 1t is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water and
sweetened 1t is pleasant to take. For
sale by the Eggleston Drug Co.
, 1907-05-18

VICTOR TALKING MACHINES ON
THE EASY PAYMENT PLAN. W.. II.
HOLIDAY CO.
, 1907-05-18

Meet me at the Red Cross Pharmacy
and have a plate Of the Ice cream that
Mills makes.
, 1907-05-18

TRY CHARM JAM, ABSOLUTELY
PURE FRUIT AND SUGAR. SOLD
AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1907-05-18

BABY BUGGIES AND Go-cARTs
AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1907-05-18

Society items as manufactured by
masculine minds have made mirth for
many moons, but the following para
graph is certainly n of the best which
have recently been laid at the door of
such reporters. 1t appears that this
genius had been cautioned by his chief
not to state things as facts until they
had been proved to be facts-otherwise
he would be likely to get his paper into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22

shaft when he went back and relighted the chamber
Norah," he said quietly, taking her hand,
are to send FIVE thousand pounds-dont forget,
five thousands pounds--to Mrs. Alexander Wayne,
321 Old Kent Road, London. Fix the number in
your head You will remember,
Yes, father" she replied
At the moment they both witnessed a
rapid, noiseless movement of the dado to the right
of the door. 1t sank magcally without a sound
below the level of the floor and showed a cavity.
man half stepped from the cavity into the cham
Der: then, seeing that the not empty. he
tried to retreat But Crampiron dashed at him
and dragged him forth. 1t was Beakbane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22


of the door. 1t sank magically, without a sound
below the level of the floor. and showed a cavity.
man half stepped from the cavity into the cham
Der; then, seeing that the room was not empty, he
tried to retreat. But Crampiron dashed at him
and dragged him forth. 1t was Beakbane.
CHAPTER XIII
The Tunnel
IT was not for nothing that Abraham Crampiron
had been wedding potatoes and trundling heavy
barrows on Dartmoor. He caught Beakbane IN
the grasp of man who was accustomed to being
obeyed by his muscles With hand gripping
either shoulder he drew him forth from the nodesty
of his retreat and flung him into the room Beak-
bane's head resounded against chair, which, yield
ing to that hardness, fell over.
Beakbane perceived instantly that his chance
of defending himself against the tempestuous hos
tlity OF his former employer was to make absolutely
the floor with his head slightly raised and meekness
in his eyes and in the gesture of his hands If his
emotions had not been monopolized by fear, he
would have been in the highest degree surprised
by this encounter with Crampiron. Crampiron
of prison, Crampiron in civilized ranent, for
the absence of boots, Crampiron in of his old
moods of furious command-such spectacle might
have astounded much more phlegmatic perbn
than Beakbane, and frightened Drawer
Didn't expect to see me here!" Crampiron thun-
dered, after he had shut the panel.
No, SIR, Beakbane agreed.
Never expected to have the pleasure of meeting
me again.
mo, SIR
Get .up!' -s.a-
Beakbane got up
You Scoundrel!'.
No
You scoundrel, say Aren't your
You sold Commanders secrets to me. bought
you and paid for you, didn't IL
Yes, Sir"
Then Immediately my back was turned you sold
yourself and my secrets to France How much did
you get from Paris for that bit of work.,
twenty-five thousand francs. Sill"
Not lot; but much more than you were worth.
Who knows you are here!,.
No one, Sir"
Been using the place for your purposes,
| suppose YOU used it to make me look fool with
Lord Domestic about the Morocco loan? suppose
you came here to ruin the negotiatlons:
Yes, Sir"
4 knew it. guessed that six months ago. And
all the time you were smiling and Sinking at
when you came to see me in prison.
NRh reply
And may respectfully inquire what you
doing here now You can't be swindling me. You
are swndling some one else?..
"Swinding some one else?"
''Ycs, sir"
Who is your accomplish"
"a clerk in Memberships, sir"
cat Berlin?'.
Eyes, sir"
Stock manipulation"
Yes, sir But this is my last visit to the statue
sir; l assure you: I'm going to leave England
"a blow for the country, Beakbane! Precisely
how much money will you take with you? Now
answer me-.
About seventy thousand pounds, SIR
Well, said Crampiron, Il have my own affairs to
think about, though you might not think it. You will
in the papers tomorrow that l have left Dart
moor with certain absence of Formally Never
mind how Ingot here. The point is that | want to
get out of Mare with the minimum of publicity.
You came in down yonder, didn't your" He
1erked his head
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10

congratulations from all sides for the
natty appearance Of the new Maxwell
salesroom, which they have fitted UP be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
on Farnam. While they do not maintain
a garage, simply a salesroom, they have
a most complete stock OF every kind Of a
machine made by this we'll known nrm
and will show a full line Of machines at
the show this week.
The Powell Automobile company has
been receiving machines which they are
holding in reserve for the show and VIII
not exhibit until that time. Among the
machines sold by the Powell company
last week was large touring car TO F. M.
Casteller of Blair: a large Franklin to
]. e. Baum, and a light touring car TO
Herzog Brothers.
sales of RambIers.
The exhibitors at the show will be II. e.
Fredrickson, r. r. Kimball, the Powell
Automobile company, ]. J. Deright the
Maxwell company. Louis F1escher and the
Townsend Gun company. All these will
have a full quota Of the machines they
carry.
The Rambler branch in Omaha reports
thirty-fve sales to date for this season,
the first Of the new models being received
about the middle of January. The Model
p, which is the two-cylinder, twenty-five
horse power touring car, leads in number
of orders taken, while the four-cylinders
are also attracting the attention of those
wanting high-powered cars. Two of these
machines have recently been sold, one
going to Cornell Bros. at Ord, Neb., and
one to John Jacobs of Omaha. Beaton
Bros. of Omaha stick to the two-cylinder
and have ordered a Model 81, also Tom
Farnsworth of Council BLUFFS. Three of
these machines were ordered last week
from Aurora by Richard McGovern, DR..
Steinburg and o. Hartquest. j. L. Sims
of Danbury, F. A. Larson and T. Paddock
of Holdrege get the same model; also Mr..
c. Howe of Ainsworth and Mr.. Woodward
of Lincoln. Two of these models are or
dered by William Lana and F. A. Stevens
OF Harlan, Ia other purchasers are: DR..
Cameron Of Herman, w. p. Savage Of De
lott, j. c. Castle of Long Pine, c. ]. Rey-
nolds of Rogers and f. L. Benedict of
Coin, la. z. f. Mockett, the Rambler rep
resentative at Lincoln, has already bought
this season fifteen machines and says he
can place them as fast as he can get de-
liveries from the factory. The Model p
Rambler is distinctive in that It is the most
powerful two-cylinder car ever brought to
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10
AutomobiIe Gossip.

A mile ride in a Paris motor car costs
but 20 cents.
There are now fifteen clubs In the Penn
sylvania Motor league.
India in 1906 imported automobiles worth
81 $3.50, G6s. according to a consular report.
The Albany IN. " Automobile club will
hold a seventy-five-mlle road race In the
spring.
The Paris motor buses, fifty in number,
are driven by forty-horsepower gasoline
motors.
II is estimated that over 1900 auto cars
from other countries toured France last
year.
The recently organized auto club at Ak
ron. o., has become incorporated and au-
tomobiists of Elyria are forming a local
organization.
A farmer living on Long Island who two
years ago fought the proposition to hold
the first race for. the Vanderbilt cup on the
county highways now owns an automobile,
his son owns one, and together they are
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10

mobile trucks and the man who turns out
any sort OF power vehicle which makes
good soon wins a name for himself in the
hall Of fame.
Louis Flescher will exhibit all sorts Of
motorcycles, and has some built especially
for this show, and has also some new ma
chimes from the eastern factories. Mr..
Flescber has built a motorcycle for himself
Of which he is Justly proud. The motorcycle
is fast coming into general use for all sorts
OF purposes, especially for package delivery
in the larger cities. 1t can cover an Inn
meRse amount Of territory during a day at
a small cost. and several are now success
fully being used in Omaha.
Interest in Motor Boats.
Motor boats viii also be shown and
members of the Omaha Rod and Gun club
are anxiously awaiting the arrival of
some of these models for many have de-
clared their intention OF buying for use
at Cut-On lake this summer. Several were
In use there last year, and the owners
were the envy of all the members. for
what is more pleasant on a warm evening
than to glide over the still waters of the
lake at the expense of only a small amount
Of gasoline OF course. the real fishermen
Of the club are not much in favor of this
style Of boats, for the chug-chug OF the
engine can be heard to the farthermost part
of the lake. and is said to scare the fishes
to their most hidden retreats, making them
hard for the fishermen to lure.
Delays in Delivering.
Herman Peters is chatting at the bit for
his new machine and every day he Journeys
to Derlght's garage to see IL any news
has been heard from the front concerning
this racing machine which II to attract so
much attention as 1t gracefully glides over
the streets of Omaha. by continual burning
up of the wires a promise has been re-
celved from the factory that the big red
STANDARDIZATION runabout which was
bought by Ed Cudahy jr.. will reach
Omaha in time for the show.
The Deright company was allotted but
twenty-five StoddardDaytons for this year
and these have all been sold. man was
dispatched to the factory to see IL more
could not be had, but the journey failed tc
bear any fruit or automobiles. There is a
possibility that few more may be re-
| ceived for late delivery Orders will be
taken subject to delay. Mr.. Deright has
just received three carloads of the four.
cylinder Fords and models of these will be-
shown at the show.
| T1'hNN Noi uaShSu up street las
week and the wise one said, there goes
one of those STANDARDIZATION runabout,
painted red," but they were mistaken
for it turned out to be a Premier. built
along the same lines with a seat behind
for the mechanician. Mr.. Deright hal
just received three carloads of Reos and
some two-cylinder Masons. which will
be exhibited at the show. He ais
has two big six-cylinder Fords for exhi
| bition.
Chassis on Exhibition.
The Kimball company has just received
a polished chassis of the Stevens-D uryes
big six, which will be shown this week
1t is the same machine which Fred Ham
ilton has bought and which will also b,
at the show. This company will Jhow ter
machines, including new Staneys and Bah
cock stanhopes and roadsters ~
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10
Chassis on Exhibition.

The Kmball company has just received
a polished chassis of the Stevens-Duryea
big six, which will be shown this week.
1t is the same machine which Fred Ham
ilton has bought and which will also be
at the show. This company will Jhow ten
machines, including new Stanleys and Bah
cock stanhopes and roadsters.
Mcssrs. Louk and Compton are receiving
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10
Other vehicIes on shoyE.

Automobiles VIII not be the only items OF
interest at the show. for other motor ma
chimes will be exhibited. including motor
boats and motorcycles and motor trucks.
The Kimball Automobile company has
built a massive truck for its own use.
which win be exhibited An old Stevens
Duryea machine was rebuilt into a COM
mercial truck for use in hauling automo-
biles from the stations and In doing all
sorts OF dray work, II is a 25-horse- power
stake truck. provided with cover and is
capable OF travelling twenty-five miles an
hour. II has two-ton capacity. Interest
all over the country Is manifested In auto
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-19

j. A. Gordon, bandmaster, and wife
are gone to Helena, lost to the city.
Before their departure their friends
gave them silver set as small
token of appreciation Of their worth
to the Havre musical world Had
the general public known the hour
of their departure. probably every
body would have been at the depot
to bid them adieu, with a God bless
you" on the side.
The champion lamb crop story OF
the season comes from Beaverhead
county, the Dillon Examiner being
guilty Of this one: Out of a bunch of
6S6 ewes belonging to J. E. Morse he
has received 1873 lambs, all the ewes
producing twins except two, and they
had triplets, all Of the triplets being
bucks. The ewes are being ranged
on the Sweetwater and are kept by
themselves and receiving special at
tention ".
If you wGn1 to get a black eye, csk
Pat YeoH, Or Sam Reyro, or John
Young, or Ca. Lewis, Or Tom McCull-
ough about their fishing trip last
week. They got back Friday morn
ing from Beaver and Box Elder
creeks, with few fish, tanned checks
and wet-wen, every time one of
them goes TO sit down he thinks he's
swapping the chair with water. For
further particulars, ask the driver
if you dare!
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-19

E. c. Carruth and Mrs. e. G. Car
ruth are off on their automobile for
a tour of the Yellowstone National
park. Their initial trip on the
automobile, however, Will be only to
Great Falls, where the auto will be
shipped to Gardiner. At Butte Mr..
and Irs. Carruth will be met by Miss
Violet Lepper who will accompany
them, with other friends from the
state, for a two weeks survey Of
Wonderland.
Mr.. Carruth sent back word Thurs
day morning that his auto had been
stuck in the mud and that he heard
from passing Injuns the old story
about white mans skunk wagon no
good" This time the joke didn't
seem such happy bon mot. How
ever, Mr.. and Mrs Carruth finally
reached Fort Benton and maintained
determination to continue their jour-
ney as they had planned it.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-19

Chief Of Police Bickle Tuesday dis
covered in a negro calling himself
Brown and employed at the Havre
Steam Laundry man who was
known as Hammock in Seattle, WASH,
and who is wanted by the authorities
there for the alleged theft and forg-
cry thereon of a negro woman's rail-
road ticket to this city Brown, or
Hammock, is in the city Jail await
ing the instructions of the Wash
ington authorities.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-19

Suits are most generously reduced
in price during the big sale at the
Commercial.
Mrs. Will Long Of Saco returned
home Tuesday after visit with her
mother, Mrs. w. r. Murphy
Walter Hurd went down to Glas-
gov this week to arrange for the re-
moval of his family to this city.
Lucke is selling ladies' White, Blue
and Pink Canvass Oxfords for $1.2O.
The Misses Louisa and Ada Auer-
bach left Thursday for a two-weeks'
tour Of Yellowstone National park.
Jim Shawalahan can be seen ev-
cry night until 10 o'clock on Main
street at First National Bank corner. !
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet with Mrs Ed M.
Allen next Thursday, July 25th.
Mesdames Peter DcsRosier and Olaf
Skylstead are spending the week 1t
the DesRosier ranch in the Bear
Paws.
FOR SALE-A piano, refrigerator
and other furniture.
]. G. PANCOAsT,
521 Second Street.
Mrs A. B. Clarke and Miss Georgi-
ana Sanderson are spending the week
at the Clarke ranch on Big Sandy
creek.
Mrs. E. Broadwater and daughter,
Marion, are this week enjoying a
vacation on the Blackfoot Indian
agency.
Ladies' trimmed and untrimmed
hats are one half price at the Com
mercials big sale. =
Attorney Charles Rose was this
week busy greater number Of the
days in attending to legal affairs In
Helena.
Mrs. f. N. Pugsley of Fort Benton
was visitor in Havre Tuesday after
a protracted stay in Chinook as the
guest of old friends
Remnant sale at the Commercial.
Frank Barber, the popular decora1-
or, has retired from the Hotel HaVre
forces and resumed his position on
the Great Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard arrived home
Wednesday evening from the east,
where Mrs. Howard has been visiting
for several weeks.
49, The finest kind Of blue joint hay
for sale at Gussenhoven's lumber yard
DR.. A. Elton Williams reports that
Emerson Kenna is able to sit up
after being near death from an at
tack of appendicitis.
FOR ~SALE-One SIS guitar, Bay
state make, new, also a mandolin.
Will sell cheap. For particulars en-
quire at this office.
BALED HAY-s17.O0 per ton.
A. B. CLARKE.
of Williston, N. D., has accepted a
position of yardmaster in Havre and
has brought his family to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Cowan are visit
ing relatives and friends on the an
niversary of Mr.. Cowan fathers birth
day at the old home, Carienvale, sask.
Talk with Carruth for lots at $40
monthly payments. He has 70 for
sale.
Geo. Hart left Tuesday morning for
Glasgow, where he will enter the
roundhouse as hostler. George is
only one peg away from an engine
now.
Stanley Newbower, the clever anna
teur photographer and two sisters,
enjoyed a three-days' social visit in
Great Falls, their former home, last
week.
Storage Room for Rent.-Suitable
for storing dry goods, furniture or
light stocks. Enquire of o. st. Ger
maine, 41-4t
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-19
I z..s.1.s
CITY in BRIEF ]


! / / 4 ]. ]. !. I ~
.ucke's sale is no fake.
J. r. Lee of Browning was I1avre
itor last week.
Z. Molrer was this week a Wis
/ in Great Falls.
Remnant sale at the Commercial.
". S. Guildford was this week Wis
in Great Falls.
It. Marks Guild will meet with Mrs.
as. Box, July 31st.
IALED HAY-$1.o0 per bale.
A. B. CLARKE.
Rupert Dowen OF Chinook spent
esday in the city.
Bert Orr of Wnitiash was q Monday
lLOr III The Guy.
There isn't a dead one in the
lch'-Lucke's are all new.
w. Hail OF Great Falls was q
nday business visitor.
|. Hellerman of Mondak was a
flor in the city Monday.
1iss Jewel F'ischel Of Helena is the
LIST of the Auerbachs this week.
Flowers and foliage are one-haif
be at the Commercials big sale.
Yrs. George Dutro Of Chester is
iting friends in the city.
/. S. Ayers is planning to spend the
inner months in California.
EIr. and Mrs. Canoe have gone to
ke Mcdonald for two weeks.
Eucke is selling all $3.50 Ladies'
fords for $2.70.
Jis Petersen was here from Chi
bk Tuesday on business visit.
Bear Paw Jack Griffen was one OF
Wednesday visitors in the city.
LED HAY-$17.oO per ton.
A. B. CLARKE.
Hrs. III. e. HOLSTER has gone east
a combined bushes and pleasure
Cnoch Bailey of Galata was about
city greeting his many friends
week.
Eeorge Ramspeck was in Great
Is on a business trip several days
week.
pecial values in shoes during the
sale at the Commercial.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
branson.
Hiss Lillian Hammond has gone to
bWning to visit with Miss Marion
,adwater.
lou will make SIS by going to
eke's sale.
ohm w. Oxford and Helen K. Nc
MEL, both of Havre, have been lie
ed to we'd.
lust H. Hansen of Chinook was a
est of Hotel Havre during the early
It of the week.
cave orders for hay at Gussenhov-
5 lumber yard.
IRIS. w. F. Murphy Thursday re-
ned from a visit with friends in
% and Chinook.
.yron L. Schwartz, the sheep man
Gildfocd, was in the city on hu-
ess trip Tuesday.
ack Manghan, after enjoying a
it with old friends IN Hayre, has
lrned to Whitefish.
!uality considered, Lucke sells for
).
Mainland Of Hinsdale was in the
Monday on his way to Great
Is on a business visit
:. L. Lyksett of Glasgow has been
ed to the forces in the Great
them stores in this city.
.emnant sale at the Commercial
@AA AMAAA A. AxAAM1MaAM a.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-18
A Haiti to be Encouraged. .

The mother Who bss sequsred the
bsbit Ct keeping on hand . bottle Of
Cham beriain's Cough Remedy. saves
hsfseh . great sooent of uneasinesa
and anxiety. Cosshs. colds and
group, 70 which children are suscep.
sibls are quickly cuied BY its use. 1t
ecuus.rscts any tendency Of cold
to remit pnaemouis and II given ~
soon - the frst symptoms Of Group
appear, II will prevent the attack.
This remedy contains nothing In.
furious and mothers give 1t to little
ones with . feeling Of perfect secu
rity. Sold BY Daniels Drug Store.
mWf
The daily tribune., 1907-02-18

left her without homs. he claims
that he had $50 deposited In enc Of
the hfpss In Pueblo md 500 In
ops Of the Florercs banks and that
ahe secured the bsnk books and de-
posis slips and took them with her.
The coupls had . similar ont
break . month sgo and Mrs. Lopez
left her husband then, tut she
finally vent bsck to him,
The daily tribune., 1907-02-18

ID. HsDss. Dssvef. coDbissd TsIe asd
sqssrs. L. 3. HasteS. Grsslsy. ere
sspsrsaor. ". ". Joses. 0rass6s.
esliapsfsis ds.. ,. @ Leyser. Den.
yer. m.lt'pls hammer piston rock
drilling essiss. ". II. Mccall.
Ssv Windsor. beft bsYve4ter. r.
2. Mccoy. Losslssd. sstossric
psspiss sppsrsssA ?. A kioss.
Gresisy. trssL A. 0. Ridgwsy.
Denver. msssi railway tie. n. web.
sT. Fob sssschmsnt.
Copies Of patents any Of the above
will be furnished 70 oar readers as
tsn cents each. BY D. Swift and Co. =.
wasbipxton. d. O.. our special
pssent correspondents.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-18

WIFE QUIT him - Mrs. Jsus
Lopez. . Mexican RssidinG 1t III West
Hosrtb street. last evening board
ed the Santa He trai1 and wen. East.
Her and her hsshsnd had bten quar-
fslinG for twenty -four hour s.sy!ous
and 1ust before train time last evening
she packed her trunks and cssGht the
6snts Rs train ost. Lopez was thrown
into jail. charged with being drunk
and disorde1iy. She claims that be
morsga9ed her household goods and
The daily tribune., 1907-02-18
emnsa Colds are ne Cause Q
Many SerIoss Diseases.

Pbysicisss who bsvs gsised sstior.
81 reputation - analysts Of the esnss
Of vsstoss dtsssses. eisiD tbst II
es4ehtsG cold cosN b avoided . tcsG
list II 1asgsSoss s5lmensg sosi1 never
bs hessd Of. Every oss knows tbss
psssmonis ssd eossuwptiou ofiGi.
sssss frem . cold. And chronic cssssYb
bfosehitts ssd s1l tbFest and lung
tsosbls sss aggravated ssd sssdsrsd
Dors ssfioss ~ eseh fresh attack
Do not risk yosr life Or tsts chances
whss yos hsvS . cold. GbAmber-
lsIs's Cosg5 Remedy viii os,e Il b.
fore tbsss diseasss develop This Fsu-
sAy oestsiss no opium. mofpbiss or
other bsrofsl Drugs SD bss sbIfty
yss,s Of repsetiior bsck Of II. gained
By its curss urdsr every confiflop.
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The daily tribune., 1907-02-18

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The daily tribune., 1907-02-18
western Inventors

The following pstsnts were IL.
saeA this week 70 Western inventors.
reported By d. Swift and Co.. patent
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