davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
MagnateS Start
Revival of Lost
Art of w alking
ProcssEaz uf o-RhE'B PrE-znEzt Men
MErehsS DgE1 FEIEu Street GO
0tEgeS Each E1-LLEE.

ArauU1 tha IExu-i1-E- bur c1Em1-plEEE
E--u1n-.tIls and tns p3sbeiE- street car, tn
usr1nirs u- industry Euc 1hs generals q
finance n Omaha have seE-1ed a reT1E1-
NJ tns En-sszt Eas I1zg fn-EBzrsn Ar q
waking
T-nE-rarsuns tuuna n uis CRY histories
nErs EhgWn thar AZ 1us rlns TINS przui-
i've rnszhoE u r-z-spuruErics Was largely
IN sKvu1 Emang N pi1ussrs ne sZpss
NE fEncies have I'm Lhs gEZUr u5 h-eak-
sEsr t105s Swedish D0vsrus--E 6eap
trsa-h--E. lnour-Ein air ana bo1as vE1sr-
r1w cu-1ss rhs day q rhe wax
Tns WEIk is Enosrsr1EEi1uE and tusx-
ua-slvs hur 4 hRs tn deazl1zE mern q
beng E1oEr unc1u-uUz
Tbs WHIE JaEr far w-l-E-Es sEks Wulzid
aHvgr ro0 u8=h q. msaIrtne. 80 1hsss Hl-1-
EELhs- FrhcuEz1 Esrlsnsn - the r8l-u17
dsak w1-h rhe uAha-EEF railing make
use - lhH- C1nE11ru-iuuE1 n EauuE ID
rhsr u-a1sE- Eul even mar szsr-sss 3
EEEsd, in. 11a. IL MADE rrzsu-ErT 10 basi-
ness. gus1 Lk= any uller by-zroEucl
Mayer James c. 1Hhlr1au . q eunsiz1szr
and s1-1nuz1zsf1iE psdss-rlEn Eho Hna-uE rhe
a--rfizaEl n urEuEE8rrz.ri1z- CZEpzr Z Easr.
E-esldaE1 u the NeszrE.zlzR Tslsg.auas cuu-
pEUy. wEIEH Jusz he1EEae hs wants 1a
-EErE an MHrhssU Il Han Eirlrish cuzla-l
p 2 asEd real estate dsEle-- z 6 Nc
E-1roL. Turner hsu1HnEur E-rs-na-- Frurf
2 IuEn=ul E-Hsi5sE- lt me OMAHA Fa1azr-
TX CuupEzgs G. " EuIsrage. Es1HrEI nan
EEer uc me E--l-Eruus a. L. Messy. m-
surEnns EEsurs Junl p Wshsusr. Esaezzl
agent far lhs limos Central and Euu-ars
E,HiGrIEe auu-neg. are sxp1nerrrs af rns
new razsA-eh ma rhs rt-r8as q E,zdzs-r.zr
isn
OK p esr GruE-u WaTs Whsr= me uE11as
Ire, saCl uaEEtaE E-nzs pert1afHs zs-u-
rHHslln ulgvnE eEEuErd toward rns Il
fees and tEr-lriEE q ne cry he maru
anal EEraaiEg c1tEUl UU-bsrs II "a
ruLEs rE1HEg EEEnE-ez- hzn.ksrE far
rLEsrE judge lEn1uEns-s and rns graE
- ne chB-
= Zhe 1naaEeE wax 61E-n rhs I1ElE Isnl
hao1kE c-uU LhH rHsi5sncs Elsrriz WIN
-1s -heP Fueeps ~ n me pE-kHd E-res
cErE O. cll-Es. 1hsae f1-k ullEE- tazr =
WsL rIdH IN rhEt- ttE safuF pahdzz n1ru
zErE hu rhey are 6rsA5ruztv auunlu-. an
Lne nur1ug HT q I1rs hraci1E 1nk=n 4
h1Eer rE1s q sped
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
Home and Mother
Plea Overworked
James Wilson Triss sps1ss- Williams
APgsAl- VIII SEZs S1cceEs-
Gets Tesr Ezl Hall

TEmzs w lsuE. cll1-sL- 1lS-r -c read me
aapers usure cInzaF Ha5 be 5lus 60 Ml--
Ear b. uo1LLd MT have Eu-le before 11dEs
Es-eEe Il dE--l ealII TlasdEE Et-l an
u-h=r -n1ue and E1LlsT plea Spencer
W iaus 1l6 rnz dHy hsfure based L-z
hupes ~ 1ismen-y CD tie pea tHsr ls ua=
s-aaUzE r1 Esz m1nET ~ 60 hal= and
Sc - nu1hsr. Hnd n uHs 1Elg a-nlunna1
1hz1 IA 1lsH fsl d5El
F-zr-ET tsau-Hur - rhis Wlsua had a
si-uIlz- rs1-rsoce zuE 4 EE-Eel 1zz- abull
As ven H s rhs cal1reE man Eb1 50
i-as rhe salann ~ EeurEs uTa-lsr AZ IA
n W-Ehz-E- Street and Ei1ilE lllzssL-. ULl1Eza-
WTaIE=r s--sr rhe hsaE W-.rh N-r-lsEY h.El--ls
ARR h1urs. Ru1 ~ Ei5 ma WlEZk hl-r5
ssuuuEh Eud WElEET cau---=l ire Laal
lar Er-EEe gave htm elEhrse1 nur1ha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
MRs. THoMAs DILLON IS DEAD
BU1E KezEEesE 0F N1Aha zna for
Many Fgnrz AT Grand
EH1mmd

EEA.D ISLAND. Esh- Aprl E-CSpa-
sizI MIS- ThuzsEs DsIl-la. EEsd = wears.
5iag Efuar an sEasn5s6 f1nesE q a~uazy
and hsEr- rrUlbla. She cane 70 rms c1.u-
ny 1rum Gar1E-y E1rh hsr tErhs-. NJ
Arschuzz. N-hea shs Vas 3 ysErz aId ana
LVsd Al OMAHA u-1I thirteen FsE-E AZ
Nbsn her baES1n5 -hu-8s LEIuu- 1-h7-
sns uIErrisd Hai1erssl years A.. Hecursd a
p8si-ul n 1he Urta1 FEc1ti- Ehu1s q rhis
CIV Ths lErrsr ms 1u- rhH laEr rEo vsz.rs
b=eu ctisf q rhs G-El5 IslHaz El-s dsparr-
DsuL He Survives r8Esth=r Wrh stEhr
GhIGrEl and rWs EisrEr Ntsses BErhEra and
AEua- nG-h reaide-rs q. OMAHA W.nu u-s-s
a. hs- hedal5e- The tzns-EI va rEks ulnee
frun he hone N 2 o'eiuck End frum M
EcE1s1 LLrnsrE1 1EE-ch uf Vikirh Hts yvzs
ssruczd zsubs-. al IN F,el0ek EnzszEv
zHrH-uaan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
Judges Estimate
City Population
District Bs1Gh Esz Interested II
How Big Is Omaha F-RsFiE-
-v rr--s---z1 THuh C-uvt

Tt7== 51aEaz aF the dls1rs-1 uasl-t eErl-
1a1ez me P1pElarign ~ EFZabH TzsslaE
JaEzH LAY EEzE H1DE EElr@LErI--z a.
lz=e a. rhe figure Iza-5E- --hH- ulE-t o.
lzua Ez fEEz EEzz zzld Lns judEs. laugh
JuaEs T-8-p s n11-s u-rl-z-sllc- I -hlzk
ne canszz NJ sh1H -zfaal
Judge E1sdl-k ErEt da-lE-Lg -EEr Z Las
nslzlz does uut EtTE III or - WI uuVs
1ra- q t1WE EHrs 1s5-aH as rs gEzE-11-
OMAHA ulzf1 hz-rs 80 en- EHaple Euesse5
EHzUE F'-Er-. ne E-lu-lEy-
Tar1er gl1EH E.slJEEE r EaEHr sEl-
-.a1s6 n a. LsaB less rhEn M FrErr
II u,'5Er -1H- rhs uEuHus l1 Omaha rl-Hsr
~ me CzlE1s-1lll czzh EaT bs arrz-z1s
chHlEErE are helEE sElr uE- In Lhe EiE-rl--i
covered ~ the EiEh Euhaa- boys iasr Essf
20 Ezre-rE-I q arr ulE has he-- UVsrlunksd
As s1uu a. uEiE E-urE E ElTuTls1s1 rns rs
sl4 q LhE sEurEEs Ell be uals plh-i1-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
Nebraska
Kansas Cancels
Nebraska Games
ColS AnEEsr Rsr-rnss {. Cr-zhEEksT
Rs4ueEt tat SEE-sr Bal Pay
U Nay Take Part II eE1G

LEE0L-E Az E--srsclHl THlar-a'--l
-Ths U--rs-s.-v ~ EE-sza E-tls1le hua-t
-u6sr -a1-sEss rhs ruc rEmas % nass Bal
.rar us-s Huns1rled 20 - Fitsr=t Ul-h rhs
LrsrH-s7-r q 1zsr-zsEn -t1a g. LEW-su-s.
F-idzr Eu5 saz--EET.
A-rn- uus -zEsr b E-Fuer 10 q rsis-
gar f-u- -na NstrEHEa u-rie-i- h1s-e
szF1-r rhsr las tocnl aE-nu-izss uuuis nuz
rsrfy 90 n. sltEfH1rv q rns Cu-Er-sEs-
rllEws-s uussr rhs H-M-Eu-usr bal -15s
- -ne EEssu--i valley r-ufs-sn-s Ard uEk-
t-.r 1rs IurnzuIEs-s buE-6 Z wuaia cu1-
sarf ~ plartrE tns Cur-EuzEs-E W--aU-l .
s-zrs-s-- -sEH-Ff-.E sliv7n-y-
TIE rsiar-a- f-uu the EanHas huurs Vas
-scEtvss Iszs eveuzE and c1zessnss u--y G
lacl-lc H1E-Euerr 10 rhs sffe1 rhat ras
Iayhzvks- bus-E Rad ssciass 1-r 20 plET
l-a8s- lns E-aslnHlliu1 F-up1ss6 tE Ee-
h-zsEA
Tbs 1slsEru- zas HiEnss ~ P-ssissur
MuC-unE % ne Kansas hua-E. VIVA HHis
rEa1 q d=ezlsz E-ztszns-t w1ul6 fuu-u hy
-aL ThE Hr-iaz q rhe Kansas bgE-d
usE-s Ihzz rhe Ca-nhushs-s WI have n
ou-1H-anoe raE-A ~ lszE 11a1 iE VIA
IT. CLzEs SAYS WI ucc-
-1s reE- is b1nEss NJ y H---h o. q I'd
tuuu-ruw mu-t1g and p-zT rwu Eu-ss
u--h R1a-hnr1n- a. No. on " Tssrss-
cav and Tr-uE6nr Ef-s-nru-s The Ns-
u-Esta b0z-s hecfd=d O. ler he Cu-lEusk-
s-H make M ZIP for -1sse rv1 EE-z
E--har-Er "a M E Lhe cu-fs-snoe and
SstrasEa a1ss nur hzrs u oa=y ne E---
ban ruie n ElEvtuE rn.f tus---L1l
MR1sE=r EEE- b ETuE 20 80 q rEms
ufuh IN aEsksu InEiE-E Al LEwrsucs -
TIE Cu--huskHrE uEy FlET ~ Fr1sET- -.
8Larr-s cari=E= & ~ NE-yR Kan uzy
BE- r1sz CO Saras-5ET- Zhe CuruHuslzsr team
u--7 l-szus sr-sr n rhs -----s--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

FATAHs AoCInEST AT sUrToS
ssss r@,sssss z cSs.r re- ssr.rA
~ suTfut-r an4 Kfu-a

sITTDE 1Ssh- April -,Sp=cizIl--A
1Hrz1 Hr=issu- 0ccu--s9 n rns huzs q
Jashr Il Grssz- ssuu1 Eve zrElsz narzh ~
ruEr Saturday, Efrsrnauz. IL rhs presence
% sizEt zlEn WA were hsagzng n clear
away su-le rrsea- A enEtr hE5 besl AZ
1Ernee Cd q ln-Es asad tree Ebuu- 1htrry fss1
from rhe g-uunE nns rhs tree WIS beng
pulled d-uu ~ . s-Eur-p1Esr- NJ Ez-a
hEz runs near the rrHs % E-rzuEH 3 1Hrra
tl8ck On uEirh rha Tree WEE rB fan rz.uz-
ng r % pun The r1urs 1a1 hF rs usr lsr-
srEEE. Whsiz Euaas-gy ths Ehz1 hruka- -ns
rrss whhzh rad sprung Hhuut rHn faer
-rruuE hnrk u-nh great surre causing rhs
alp ID hrHAk ~ unh grHa1 51rre M
E1rh was srrurk and q piece a u-1us
ns1-r ffvs 2u-h=s lang sznHrsd hs ha-k
-sHrEE q ErsBt hals- A phT-stsfzn W-zE in
7lsEiE1Elv ea.nas and every rhE-r aans 10
save his lie. hur IL was Af1srNarz fguas
1sar hs wEs tnszrsd inraruzEiy- He Eisa
Mun1ET murEnE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

me rsE-1-H-fvs pUEsr z s1Ens slzEr CIR
nj Be ever es1zE1sd and EEy uHus-
rhHr rs-sus--H n msnhes I'd hsEilh
: L S01Lhs-s. EEa CARE Ws- szyE--
Per Io-E tine ] have hssn EuEhls 70
Sep s1unEly EErrz bscauEs a pains
n--uss ny hack ana su-snsas q. nv kas-
nsFE- Ny HF2eI1s NEs very p0ar ana NJ
EsnerHl r11znun WIS U1ch rUn down I
tavs been taking FolsE~s Kidney Pms hz1
a shurr rtus En6 nuw Seq As sOzns as
rock ! sE1 Ens e111T ny msElz Ens III
esnsrsl cul5riun b srsz-tE tEzE-sus1
car nuuss1lE Esa1uUeud Falsys kidney
F-ls ns ] kn.1w thsy have cursd zz~ PR
sas - Al druEEsA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
OMAHA Man L0sES BIG ROLL
r. p. WE1a~r 10 oua Ez-aee DruBp-d in
WEahraaM "a sh-rB7n Hs1ea
An 81 PEMA

= WZlHr fuEusrly 8 hu1el lperErur
l CZahz- l1sz munsT and pEperz uurlh
EsA1 "a d hulsl AZ -. pan. TueEEAT muru-
ZE The munsE was u1- recurHred
M ME1Hr WEs E-alptuE a. M sleru1-
ard glszuulius q a1EasIas failed 20 Eire
8 usra ~ rnz u.laznE raiua1ilsz H.
Ezzc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
Judge Dean VIII
Run for Congress
Former Ms-bs- q SEFrsus C0Er1
FILES PsGnrn fgr Sixth


L%CCLN. Ar-E -2---tSpeciai -aleg-ErnJ
Judge James r DsEl VIII ru1 fur cun-
ErsaE truu rhs strrh eulE-ssHiazHl slEG5cL
THIS was aunuun-e5 u-han a per1-iu1 EiEnsd
IT 1krry UfLEsns e EsErnsy wEE fled
WIKI Ln= secretary af s-zns LhzE m1r-tlE
Am1nE rhs HiEnsrH vas ". = CiEhEz-
TuzEs Dean lives A. Broken ByW and
Vas fa-us-3y a nsmasr q The sutrszns
cuu-r
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

HAYS AyD COSN ARE CHOSEN
FoEER ALLIANCE school, ELy
Inz--r. VIZ WEm N~r TsE. Fln-. 81
On-e. Nsw ~ Cslw=bn--
Wrw1rs offs-
eaNHa u


L--CaLC Ar-a -.-gspe-aL --F-ue 2.
u EHrE CRY sE1s-1--sn6s-- q srh8as
.. Arlar-z unE rtls uf-r-n1-- sla1sE u-1n-
rEa- q N FEru 1surrna- a1h11l sy rts
l1zzt1rzs -ues - rhs b1z-a Tha tsHca-
s-H c1-z--sa ar-sr Fl-sr rs-t-r t-e per
z-.i1ziu- % IRE A-farrs rzzu- -scu----sr-sss
nis nzna ID rhs b1arz Mr EIErE W-s5
lna1 10 vas CO tts wET r1 Lneolz and
Wgaas - ne-a an ~ Ea--lE EEr E7-s
vEl-E NJ HAYS WIS uz me uu-Zal bud
hu1 gave wET 90 II ToolsT ~ -Es-r
u1=-r- wh. uEH aplsn-a1 - 6srE--l7-
ssaalsrns-Ea- Ea EaH4e4 90 -1s pr1-
-tnalattp a. tha C1ae-un Eu--zL
FruE C. g Cuur g CrlEzluuE vas sia-tsd
Erlnc,ual q ths WETua Eu---Hl Ecnoo- i-
a ru-a ~ zuu- 10 tHree the uluu--y uu1-
trE Ear W n = acisun ut Cutvs-Es-y F'nce-
NJ Can- aurwsrsy EE.nEht n t1s WEgus
Ns--al Tha nazr6 mas NJ UouET W-h
vnlrh 80 ula--zain tkis seh11l and WI
II hurs ann re laEslHturs makes ar
H----7riarfs- rgEr z1-1Hr NJ r-1c5p1l
wzs carser tur rhs ChzE-uz s1aaul se-
uar=s rf rhs rs-1o-srv tr1unr1Bn wtic1
hau sser secu-ss aEz-uzt the Baz-d 70 r-s-
rsrf Euf-- rr VIII rhs c1zs1-u-luz o.
rhaz scaucL
Bs<urs rhs 1Ess hns Eu- very Ia. Ggv-
e-nur shzIarhs-rH Eis-lsss5 L1s cum-
s,lasrr urua-rt M larzEr u-rhsour asking
IN 70 -sssT. hds6tuE rhars u-EE M szf-
fi-lEz- sFlae-rs EEu-E KIN E= w-h-
hsz EsclEzanH l1 rhs cases q rh@ u1hs-
rus u-1M he ruuis READ sa-1a EeffEzr1-s ur
Ia
Wymmrr Truab8es AIr=d-
wr-u-s r-uuhlss zs-s Er=s bEEa-e Gov
s-uar saAlerbs-usr tHis Hflsraaza tns
care t.atuE u1H-sr 7r1aeeEaEE zEZ2s-
Mry-u- EavztuEs. Fuzics guaze CrzWEard
and Cuurry Ar11-nsT Ms=T q Gage
uuur-v. Chn-iss n lEu-5ocE. Johz z
sz.ea1-rsH- and uths-E lied \ E-z1s-sn- raar
tne ucficsrs wzrs uul sut1u1nE rns lEWE
relative - ne sale q Lruzr aud h1usss
q E eErna TnusuEs DGruaE- 8r1u-uET fu-
rhs Arri- 11oz lsEEus, EzESsErs9 fur rns
co--rliztrHzrs-
Mileage Bs@kH Complaint
CumElatrt hns been Els6 VIII Lns SrE1s
E.zEv-xv cu--1laHiun 1kHr ths B1-lzE1us
razraaa b rioIzr1ng Ihs rarms e law
pasEss n uT rsla1trs ro trans9as-zsls
uzl8saEs hnutzH-
The rzEruad has ben izszznE 2gE-zuls
baoEs uhd-a are t-nsrrhEz.Eza.hIe Hur
nuusar- WA g1her u8A5E. EurW ht-h ara
not usasIs ~ AZ kuzsrt5EHl u1nsr rnEn rns
Eu-raRsss-
ne sruae law refsr-ss 70 EEvs HpscE-
only rhEt runszrs bo1kz n-usr bs t-Ezs-
9arrEhae rsu1 ts rnRr Il Kan Erta- uslzE
1ag rLles -EEE sell rhe b01k 70 E311hsr wa
7zy ride On tbs mileage whsz rsnds-s6-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
Water w agon for
rade Boosters
SPECIAL cs1Egmsut e enzhz EE-Er
tsr Use Gf 3o8EtErS u1 Trp
ThrpEgh ATksi Crrrrrv.
u AIkRn -.

4rErlz Q l.drFe--ls-- E-.atrI-Iau E1
the aaEzU-iasary euElu111ae q the OlEha
TrEss gEEursia1- iE EglnE 10 sse LnE- na
chances are rAEgn ~ the parry u heoun-
ing - rhruaE1 change a wz1sr Es syl-
dsn-ly fees taHt Q,z-ahans ara taking LnaE
-Uss IN 1he- HANDS no e. ~ nEu1as1 Lns
E-upus11iaa uf chEnguE their E-luEs-
NJ Czrpau1sr hAE HlEae ErrarEs-ns-rs ID
sr1p OMAHA water 10 vHri-as E,o1zrE en- rhs
ro-lE ta-kHl ~ the TRADE hoas1srE and frur1
m tine ths party iaaEas l.urG E RETURNS
1s1 HaFE hsuas, na-hlaE tut Czaz1 u-E1ar
WI bs uzsd-EEEaEr "a u1lzrzs- lz su1Hr-
Eslry uEaes-
Ths ruuts Lies rh-B-sn rhs ElEEH c5unlTy
and X E fsE-sd Lha1 a chznss t- uEtsr
vuui6 rsszlI ~ aEuasz far sa-8s m.auhzrs q
the E-UWd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

Sarsaparilla

WIl purify yOur blood clear
vour eCuPlsxioa, restore your
appetite. relieve yOur tired feel
ing. bUild yOa up Be sure 70
take II tins Epring-
Ee1 q r1eay t1 zEEL 1uEi1 Eu@ -
tIsls-E EELa9 6ErsE1E1s. 1la DGEeE 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

SerfBEs LErrrarGunn
ana Wuuuaf are healed E11nu-1 Career z
blood plils8rlaE sv B9zkle--s Aruiea sstrs-
me nszEnE Wuad=r- =c Per sale ~ Esaa-'
lsz L-gE Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

E-zzE8E- - Ery S1EEk o=Eza
c--yuu 6EET hErB Hn pET Al
EDE G1Ga q ZEIlH 1c1EE- EER Ez-E
pam Cz- to1--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

sulMtE fn = E-ugr -..-.-.-- nEsuEriar-|iri
ALiaEru modsrE-n. s6EEsa. rsnI-HrtTa.
nUfzurn r-Hr-r.-a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

zass CzuzBua O@HAA
Carpets and Rugs
n
nEa Bussels RuEs patterns ps-tss &c 7S
N=4a pErrsrzE E-s goo1 mites II
HA1& Omaha 2bE less N15 HH
90
ga RuEs quality noed EFT Sn
SA1E fer I-1g F-iss ~AA"SS
sHF IN ths year H7- rs
al
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
How the proposition figures out

Trs Al szEy thing II Say we sel 1ta
a Conservative EUyer. want 10 E-l-g 1-sL "
"EE EEE AEEWH-W44-as2 ~ "
"-ws sHu spE bsigW Omaha !
z--sres because We -sR1t1H wH ulsI O.
fsr ruZ q htE sHVZE uZ every rE-- -
ctase vuu MIKE IA urds- 10 bring yuu cahl
clear cow n ScE1n Omaha ~ -s-h s7i
ana / streets 10 5u ruu- r-u1tnE an-
Also 70 ---- eF=I1 l-- e S---- --1-- Al
TrE1E We want lErEs FuZ-e lu
Of business and TINS ls We
method q HscE-1uE Or d1LlET de-
E-rCzzssz vuz save rElcs TJur car fH-~ pr
-11c- Euu1-H1 6lltnr Er-1rC-1zsz r1Ca
r-u save a2t Bh-E1uEEh 10 by the rE1
bsEr EuT1 u ERs -HElEE ur fne ruE X
VIE Lt1s H1v1eT-lsssrrE-CL We hErs
- ErocE Zlus prices neTer NE-T- -1ZE7 s7zss-.
1hase charged IN CE1H.-E- -hruEEhuu- me Fs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

So can sell Al eFqt DeLlT Omaha prices
Here's IRE seCrEL We have lErEH
lr-se-Erury rz1EtDE IS fes1 Wl5s "a 3
rlrsnu utace q ground. ciJHer m Omaha
even thar 10 the nlEtlsEs 1lsL-1Ct C
Eu--h Omaha and uu1 u SuuLE Cr--lE "a
tiUh rem diEL-l-L. WEEE 11eE lCL be
Etn % CtlErEE rErlE lEE liz 1--E1r-rz
huuEas tn Omaha ZuE1 pay IN 1HCL
We are ruEr ~ Lns edge q tie res
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-27
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Primary Election

Notice is hereby given that the
registry books for the primary cleo
ton to be held on the first Tuesday
in September, 1910, are now open at
the Office of the registry agent for
Empire precinct, Ormsby coun-
ty, State Of Nevada, at the office Of
the said registry agent, at Carson
City and will remain open daily on
all legal days from 10 IN to p m,
from the I'd day of July, 1910, up to
the Goth day of August, 1910, and for
ten days preceding the day set for
the closing of the books they shall
be open at the Office of the registry
agent between the hours Of 7 o'clock
a m and 9 o'clock m in addition
to the hours heretofore mentioned
The books will close at the hour
of o'clock p m on the 10th day Of
August, 1910.
General Election
Notice is hereby given that the
books for the general election, to be
held on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday, 1910, viz: November
g, 1910, will be open at the office of
the registry agent for Empire pre-
SlllSl olulSOy SOuAty, oldtC u wv
vada, at the Office of the said regis
try agent at Carson City. Nevada,
and will remain open daily on all
legal days, from 10 m to p m
from the lst day of August, 1910,
up to the Goth day of October, 1910,
and for ten days preceding the day
set for the closing of the books they
shall be open at the Office of the reg
istry agent between the hours of 7
m and 9 o'clock p m in addition
to the hours hereinbefore mentioned.
The books will close at the hour
of m on the 10th day of October,
1910.
Naturalized citizens will be requir
ed to present their naturalization pa
pers for inspection of the registry
agent at the time they appear and
request their names to be registered
(Signed) r G DICKSON,
Registry Agent for Empire Precinct
Ormsby county, Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-27
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Primary Election

Notice is hereby given that the
registry books for the primary cleo
ton to be held on the first Tuesday
in September, 1910, are now open al
the Office of the registry agent fol
Carson City precinct, Ormsby coun-
ty, State of Nevada, at the Office OF
the said reg stry agent, at Carson
City and will remain open daily on
all legal days from 10 IN to 6 p m,
from the I'd day of July, 1910, up to
the 10th day of August, 1910, and for
ten days preceding the day set for
the closing of the books they shall
be open at the Office of the registry
agent between the hours Of o'clock
m and 9 o'clock p m in addition
to the hours heretofore mentioned.
The books will close at the hour
of 9 o'clock m on the 10th day of
August, 1910.
General Election
Notice is hereby given that the
books for the general election, to be
held on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday. 1910, viz: November
8, 1910, will be open at the Office of
the registry agent for Carson pre-
ClIlCt olMSDy County, otdte Vi Nc
vada, at the Office of the said regis
try agent at Carson City, Nevada,
and will remain open daily on all
legal days, from 10 IN to 6 m
from the LIST day of August, 1910,
up to the 10th day of October, 1910,
and for ten days preceding the day
set for the closing OF the books they
shall be open at the office of the reg
istry agent between the hours of 7
a M and 9 o'clock p m in addition
to the hours hereinbefore mentioned.
The books will close at the hour
of 9 p IN on the 10th day OF October,
1910.
Naturalized citizens will be requir-
ed to present their naturalization pa
pers for inspection of the registry
agent at the time they appear and
their names to be registered.
(Signed) G N FOLSOM,
Registry Agent for Carson City Pre-
cinct, Ormsby county, Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-27
PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE

I Notice is hereby gwen that on
Tuesday, September E, A D 1910, be-
ing the first Tuesday in September,
at the CURRY Engine house, in the
first precinct of Carson City, Orms-
by county, Nevada, and at the Ar
mory hall in the second precinct,
of Carson City, Ormsby county, Ne
vada,, and at the School House in
Empire precinct, Empire, Ormsby
County, Nevada, a Primary Election
will be held at which time party
nominations are to be made for the
following State, District County and
Township Officers:
State and District Offices
Choice for United States Senator.
Representative in congress.
Governor.
I Lieutenant governor
Justice of the supreme court.
Secretary of state.
State treasurer.
State controller.
Surveyor general
Attorney general.
Superintendent of state printing
Superintendent of public instruction
Justice of the Peace-Carson town.
ship.
Two regents of state university
long term.
One regent of state university
short term
Inspector of mines.
One district judge of the first iu-
dicial court.
County and Township Offices
One state senator.
Three members of the assembly.
Sheriff and ex-of1icio assessor.
Clerk and eX-ofhcio treasurer.
Recorder and auditor.
District attorney.
One county commissioner-long
term.
One county commissioner-short
term.
County surveyor.
Constable-Carson township.
Which election shall not be opened
not later than O'Clock a m and con-
tinue until E o'clock m Of the same
day.
Precincts Polling Places, Inspectors
and Ballot Clerks
engine house.
Inspectors:
Geo w Keith. Gilbert Briggs and
Chas Evans.
Ballot clerks:
H D Edwards and Vim Muller.
Second precinct-Carson City, Ar
mory hall.
Inspectors:
| Fl A Lennon, Chas Slingerland
and H Day.
| Ballot clerks:
J John Wilson and Henry Quill.
Empire precinct-Empire school
house.
Inspectors:
Jas Larson, Otto Werner and
Dave Richards.
Ballot clerks:
Mike Sullivan and John w Wig
gins.
By order of the board of county
commissioners, Ormsby county, Ne
vada.
Attest: E o PATTERSON
missioners, Ormsb, county New.
Dated July z, 1910.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-27
HUNTERS TAKE NOTICE

No hunting will be allowed on the
John Heidenreich ran h under pen
altv of the law. have suffered the
loss of valuable horse by hunters
and forbid any further trespass. Par
ties who trespass or hunt will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
JOHN UHART
Evening journal., 1910-09-14
HUDSON WAS A
BLOCKADE RUNNER
Authorities Clear Mystery of
Man Who Was Slain by
Wife

SALISBURY. Md. Sept. 1.-THE
mystery surrounding the early life of
Tobias Hudson, the man who was kill
ed by his wife in the office of State
Attorney Joseph l.. Bailey in this city,
Friday morning last. and which has
bafiied the local authorities for some
days past, has finally been cleared up
through reports received here from
Warden Weyler, of the Maryland pen
itentiary.
According to his statement Hudson
was well known in Washington coun-
ty, Nd, as a moonshiner and block
ade runner during the Civil war. He
was committed to the Maryland peni-
tentiary from Washington county In
1888, on the charge OF stealing a pair
of horses from one of the prominent
families of that section. His term was
10 years.
II developed that Hudson had fur
nished the money to buy the pistol
which was used to kill him. Hudson
gave his wife 50 bill on Thursday on
Thursday to pay her fare back to
Cambride, where she was to go that
evening. Instead she used the money
TO purchase the pistol and cartridges.
which she used TO kill him with.
Evening journal., 1910-09-14
BOSSY DIDN'T LIKE TO
HAUL BOY ON BICYCLE

GEORGETOWN, Del, Sept. IA
Initiating Wesern Cowboys of whom
he had read, Charles King, a fifteen
year-old boy, attempted to lasso the
family COW while he was riding
bicycle and succeeded so well that
his bicycle was badly wrecked, while
he was cut and bruised as he was toss
ed from the wheel.
King rode his wheel to the pasture
lot after the COW Sunday night. and
when he opened the bars and the old
COW came trotting out, suddenly con-
ceived the idea of lassoing the COW
and having it. pull him home on the
bicycle. The scheme worked too
we'll, and after the rope had settled
nicely over the cows horns and the
bicycle was gliding swiftly down a
sile path pulled by the COW, "bossy"
suddenly became alarmed and started
to lOpe out on a run.
Charles was thrown from the BIZ
cycle while dragging from one side to
the other, the wheel was pulled along
! the brick pavements and finally lodg-
ed against the fence. where the COW
proceeded to pull it in pieces.
When the boy limped up he found
the COW placidly chewing her cud in
the barn, while his bicycle was
wrecked on a fence post.
Evening journal., 1910-09-14
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del. Sept. 14-Miss
Mary Smith is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Wallace, of Baltimore,
is the guest of relatives here.
Miss Marion and Margaret Bond,
have returned to their home in Phil
adelphia.
Harley Warrington is spending
sometime in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Thompson
spent Tuesday with friends near At
lanta.
Edwin II. Clarke, Jr., of Philadel-
phia. is spending a week at Seaford.
Harland Huston is the guest of rela-
tives at Princess Anne.
Clarence Hill spent last evening
with Salisbury friends.
William Ross has returned from
a visit at Newark.
Albert Hurley has been spending
several days with Salisbury friends.
Miss Helen Smith, of Bethel, will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Leonard Hatfield, and attend the Sea-
ford High School.
Lawrence Cannon, of Bridgeville,
was visitor here yesterday.
Jesse A. Wright made a business
trip to Philadelphia to-day.
Miss Sadie McManus, of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Lord.
Benjamin Harrison, of Philadelphia,
was a visitor here to-day.