davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10


4 CANADLAE WEEl~
TO EAFALI-A GDLNZf- NE4A$
Ea Waa . uovtcn 70 tarn11G
"A man offered AKA TIA 90
az 30 acres Of and TsI1O1t
charEB Ear ore year eGr ne
ssenrduE and p.1WinG
ne plan1nG ~ zzres az oziO1s
a1cnrdtaE II TIE directions
III CLEARED x1hsaE NET PA14H
FROM THE ~ AEElE6. Oh sA& Al A-Skl4-
IN ONE SEASON
Ea gae1 offered 10 bug lAs
ana AZ Is n AGRA buL uAa
uuner Euuiazk SELL
I HAVE 3.In ACRES OF Eh4
ZANE LAND TL3T ALa9Ntz7A1&
AT ONLY kz5.ae Al ACRE
Efst il must Be snld N ans
hncY- Eezz estate DeH sf
1uug eE1eFsencs pr1anunna e
'-TEE BEST TRACT IN TGLAA
II zauE1 be sod AZ oDGa. ana
Eh.# - cost -r1ce-
Naturally las r. q whOiesa-a prupGAf1aEans
his and 1An De realty ne~sola n
small tracts tram eiB % s. Der acre a1a
Il 1ns buyer WiEheA / Wiz anaarraka
fts rR-sa4n.
Tha ana I 0fnsr y1u ID y ina
G.rssian ball AID IL cha 5agt
gpparrHz9tE guE viii ever have - nUN
Egr particulars ad1reBE
" b MLRRAT- ~ COMMERCE Ez>Io<a-.
KAN5AS CITY. MISSOURI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

FAVE Xog A FAzaz FaSa- SALH Or
TEA-sU7 OF &c TUu want - nHT ere
Nnka sgsasr WGEL knuNn HaiE4AsA Ats . ia
49, Is CAPITAL tha EA1E De17uI ~
gesaa E-ates- 4 cent ~1ra - eAGn if1seI
-, z r--ass a me. - censa al tDch. CIR
,,--s.+s.-y- Al sefa ARREST o. azE koWa dAaAs
fsl,. - a L-i&l- Actress z . CapzrAL LAns
l,,-t.f ,-s hau1n~A tOwA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

- azr4z 1f Euez1 Aabarts NheSt a-1d y
r1e fauIulla 1aaaa1chea'aa valley. Apoif 81
M - fr1I1 1hm sr1wiZg tsEn o. agrRE.t-e
G1a oEfWHen ne uza-n 4-leA ~ @A4----A1
Ecrr hern rEal WET aun Gra1a 4r21A 49,
flr and SnlV 4 few mfles lrUEu nUz1l. Aa1G
n th.a FtfzuttF uTvsassnsH 4T-sza = - = staAsa-
aia q Wheat &c EAo acre a1G - 1oAh@-4 -
% ~ ard - RAPIDLY aDnEae.A4is = 49, -
80 10 Tssrq,s 49,, nnr f1r and " e taEe
81 per acre tar auick sAAe- AnsQt1rn 81
srnInent CrlR- Th1a y great AArEA-A e1A
VII mako az DgEEF- Tiers = SaAd -
pfs1r 81 .azs. aefIsr sSrr a Hn1ia y 10 E1e2ss
G. y B1azn. Eaz - FlrLAEila- NfA
LEAEN a8Cur TIE calnErG t1r0iaa Waleh
81 u build - 70 lie cs4sts a-B1 Aa9ll lAe
and reggntlT pu-E12Ee1 ~ - 49, 49,.
talirEaa Nale . The EEg cay Ct Ia. -
s.naInf-r. SuhGCfahH taaaAY l2r @Iia14ls v AZ
Gre a. E-aa pet year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Nebraska Cycle
Company
18th and Harvey
NEAR FIELD CLUB

NEAR FIELD CLUB
MODERN saE1ars dwelling ahs1ur . ge2r
-, ei,-sse-s-s III isi-=N three bed rBuEuH ana
bath unsUairA. large reception Raj VIE
emig11aze opening paraur. Atztng room ana
Kitchen On E-sg Enur5 fEll GefneEi1e0 ceAlasr
- - vsreBw anaced zsad rerracea
la-wn vorcH o. tw8 SIDES q house tlre
~lssa f-pes- every eating EiHE uaHkes
ria-~ hOFueitke ard pretty FrDperIF my
r,v-rs q 5aA Offered Tor q saurt time Tor
k8N You ahUulE see 81
EEMFS-C ARLBEFzz CO
gis-sz2 ErzndeiE TheRneSS
A PARTY having 81 9as % EnwenL n stock
f7aat WI pay - ser cent dividends can So
cure TIE management OF enc OF L1ie ~esL
V.av5ysr slswfussSes N Cixnaha- Address u
- Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
MANIFESTATIONS

\ BIG land firm has this TO say:
We have received more proftabis business through
ear al in The Bee than have from any other ten
papers IN WHICH advsrtiss-
l. -. FTNDINGSLAND-
-Nanaz-r al Fuu.sInxsand Ssvers0u- Sidney, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

- aGraS. 1ezL al Ella1le. 1lacM lOa-u
a1lls TIA Greg sr1a lzzgs AzEa srArs & E-&-
EuarlaE- leWEE HE2Eae- a. Lz-Geas Aa1Ez
peasant i1l44e. sara AL GlGEE 4-z-G4-lez.
ela sel NirIdfEla4l- Ez-ae Ct lEllzaEHzLlzEEtz.
Es-atdl Insurance.. G.tA tl1e sruN@ ever
E-aanE WuEizzs BOX elder a1a apple trees
lnar lDi45E- A4lHs uI-lEs rrall Elesf county
sal n zfaEE nLRisc paEka Asses, hHll1
cEEcerEz. rsgrl4 delivery AuG u14eEnQue-
FuslrEelF parlE 81 9Nr Acrv- = IA nat Be
s.la fur Easa De41 hz1L 0Wlrr 4LllEz Ia N
"a szNigk sa4n. ei-aa VILE terms - su1l-
q : -f-aGe or rrlEHrs. Car az Er1Zs ~ luee
Erggk LirruEleld MlEn-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

- wp IRR1zA Tr3E PROPOSITION
An acraa tdaaltF aocarse c0EE8ZnUa 20
xsvarnm=n1 AID rrzFa1s Er1EAslEan pr1SsSta
vi ~ soln ~ Individual ~ AGnA1cale 80
Fza1. r,Eiuu CT Tor sailing lrZGtA ~ -
Mil swsng t1.e dan1 PART 81 and AsrsAEzF
under irrigation. PrDaGe@s naastsg = a.
ralrz- anio1E. pGtzI8es. elG L.Q~ aA--liaAs-
relslnE erau E2N u 1sl1 per AGRA SlA&es
70 make s21a. Ha Fer RArGclA.A-S saAzr1Aa
2 .. Lively Norrh EorI4a2d 0na-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

~1a sAL-E--ssB-acrs lmEIcrad a11 NJ
-areu ralcn. lDcAIEu CO s0urnsrn " FIlu4ils
Jcfrlv tEnCHE- wllsa l--sE lAasa 1zllas
ana aA neclasals-g 5l1lDElllll4aasia. adilEA-llil
s-y.-s--s EsH4seE tram Earern1ue1G Gs1uer -
gvrs~ inlzepEnGGut q al NGiEr cuzlRfi al -
A. cuargs aGr NaIeI. r4AA4 e8I'FeA-AA1
0,uuer ulszsI sRl a. 1nue aaM $50 s--.tAtas
-, r-~a-ssua.u4s tazrzua. A-iaLEs ~ =. AaE1G
= ~nsLg ztaE-. CAlC4E2. "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

CHOICE HUNTING AID FLEEzINei
Decided quarter section tnr sale - EaacE
FalIls 81 south Dakota Enuc ir7pr9sSfns-Et e
flne aurfras. EUHr and pheasant aaaas2tl-le
ard truut 1isnfnE Near railroad zzla easy
for access al year LEE1Fale1 natural
srrnerv Prfua rsaanualle- LhE1Ge % e.
tablsEa hurting an6 fJzninE Gllb Or res1r-
Address Grfrr1A d Sharpe. WnitE|9on.
= D.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
REAL ESTATE

wf.ae-oea--Coat4nu
Em PER ACRN
ra as-us ~ MiuueHcIa'E ETsa1 clEEEr
bslf-. urfcs. E-as per acre. hiEEesr barEain
SCEWAB BROS
~ fsz-zrazry Bl9W- Minneapolis. Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS-s@venal hun
tsrrd rrf0usaau acres eautuE On m2rkrt
u1ournly a. Ea1ehnaens lsAsss expire, for
sale ~ rfts stats. ELN u Sa8 Der acre
ore-r1Izrrn HuWu- Balance t1rtF years god
Fa--rna lad some cent rHgl1rs rsssdencH
snnd & postage for rurfi.@T Information
Journal FHstzhlng Company Houston.
EeAasr
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

rHE LAND or OFPOETuNrrY.
EM1n . E4a MaLAaa EaFer loGn. whsrs
craD Ea1lzra auklCWm H1n- y En-
EaVH tt1iE lm1d = al W1rrn fZ18 pr aEFs
azn h knsEM MM rsar ana BAY = Per
Cemt en- luNeGElEUL " AAI u EglE El1aE
earuiHNf The finest rraEsae and II ne
WGr1G- write t-le Ear HEL u % Eea
Z & GOWN tsisEEnrn- ~ q
FARMS On -CRDP PAEMEST Plan
We nave Essod fsrns IN A1rrh LsaEQ1a.
. u SEQ HanF q lhaHu under cultivation
and VfelGIug a Euoc llaEne We can ael
al usrrnH ~ "a ID f-g cash, balance payable
eut az crupz. owners have s1ch esufsdeneE
- me lands thar VII accept onH-haif u
l@e Crgn On me balance Of Prise
REAL ESTATE TITLE fELsH CD.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
SIN TTlfES YOUR Monty

siI 4aNn Gnd Eritr % - nrF auT pr o.
e--rLs sluNtnE Qzr E-lr48fssa ard EXP al -
- aGw whan anl NEE Eaar Eluurg clulrz
raek 10 Fuu mulriuilf-d SIX rlules--ltussf ,aiF
more.
Van car never WlaAH nancy 81 rlll aal a
-.-firrrs rlElsf -7uFk tur rul- % ~lgI "a
zltue thai "a rtr ralaE Asfn RI j gfL
TlaFf Ekn ea ma6- usErar Las raIa.
u-ouIaa't sul- @rW
BRUNN-kINNEN ~.
KENES PALS. DAHo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

MAmznn-
THINK AECLT THIS
II Fu1r firm pays T9u ~ A. a@rH pr1I7t
a,d you cCEld sell 4 Tor IN per acre ana
huv AMT ser Lar SIS that WpEld pr1o.lce
you rEH sane pr8l1L- Waa41 y0l 90 II Lei
Ne rau rau about An A-fa&1S farm nair
DserreIG. kaz-. a. 80 per AGRA Wf21s
Iohn Fl Lander. DeerEeAG. AAz-
~oH sALE-EDpruNsa tArlI - ASrsA
a ssIIa.nla IN iHEgL fenced ard Er1ss-
@~nced Ea1ared Win sprG1g1 and PornAs
s0r4s HAY and ~ paGrEre- ~ r0ck- -
,-,siT5waTed = whaax 3 HpelEz = barley
Il cara ernps Enss nnlEHca t@Sa- eFaasn
~quna hssusE- Sgu1a 1aE1. GrAzA1S F.stsa
rar JaR 8u.. hen aolse. Crtn catt4@ 42lsaA
Enod vel EzlL en1k brood house- til
1ef a fl1J3enamnEA aaEBe4L So q 8Afz1eaa
W ears1e I erona sew IN zhlekGnE ay--a-
ard Al kazds az f-ulE te1GShcnas eA1cA
auiI cay BuhE1ll. all.csnSs tEss4rsgs
zee =, sranoI ana puH10ftIcs. Sr1ca 81 Alo
"a - cash. g. ~ yeArE AZ p.x cMEHs =
ziiaa NgWns NJ AEzl11. Afzna S@eats
A p CAELET0A
GHsVs CGE1ry. AsaathzzE AAa-nA&
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10


Rad THIS EEEEllK HIS - rlas
-hsaDssr f1rma n C1a airad states To-Day
aFa Ia TIA GlEarkA % p 4sBul4- .9s1g 81
rrnra. Giuaa - saod uzAI AerA- ~ A-Sa41 41o
IL gusza CiEg. Tar haa1xh Naa-t-l clover,
tzruOr18,s 9lEaGnazas L1Et1ocrs EE9 Ea1ll- oGA =
rirul Streams Ens EEn1lg and h4lur-nEs. ~
"a Waur ~ SEE tie cheapest 1Ea lest
farzns W1u srsr san priced % Eol1T afe uqr
- suaEsr lrlte La 1ur 4Et and -
sAuEu a - EaAsrE q S1n- E-ch-A1a- M
FOE -sr--eCu-1 M1Ns0lr. 1Arlns near
- La-ss n1arkF1s- any ElZs. sons @104
burrNl1ls. AT1rH- sEaL1E To4r WArlA- r'rea
lsZ NDEkN XII E-Aa4 1z4s-Fa-is No
FINE ass ca, A1SSOl- ~ FAEk4
- acrGM 1ne mi3s q r4-lr1na ava =
M A-4l14aA ~AfH- 81 n @~A-~~- 49,
suass- al r1Ca- ftne W.As AasiGs h-flael1
hsslssr DAEu a1d 1urouilz11Gas - 4i ta11eutl
anE WGEsred- Y Euu S21r aAlsAln n .
49, iaCats1 BrAlz and s1aaGs tArE. F1a
rNnH aaAH a. onIy ~ Par Acre- Se14 safHns
G " cLAEDE NV. CO.
~ CamEs-sra. kAE@Es CltN, Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

a SNAP
n AEMEs Fka-TT. BEGETAELE AM
"a ~ E.MIlTl

CHICKEN LAND
- eEEnaF 81 ~ "a. zlal- nGZr uuEHfy est aza
ERiirlaa Ezs1 Aaa the AZ n aEEis rnnah
- naaEa ueaz. - small trG1c- raises -
bushes q poEEtlea - "a acre g1o1 anlis
eisar Utles anlF S4Si - aaTa IS psf
snauras tElaGl4 l1lerasL a. - 90 Ter saans
5 = sglzz.- a a. IA Dsarsusa - chi14sA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

u SOLD AT 0N-A
- acres god sod. APPLE 1renAE1. y
acrua r1saber. a-ru0fz hGuSss good 5ar1s
sEerYrh4cg E1lrrisrAL
q aEras, 4 szzdy l1az- aerna 1LasAa
Gad elm timber. Ns8 lArx3 apple arenG-1Es
la-roun house lArEH frame sar1
WMnin tear niles EA-Aas R7a Ia4l Enn
raalrBa6.
CAaacs. EA& Cast CD. aA-Azo. aasy
WAHLAND REALTY ca
WnElau&. EiEn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Free Booklet
Ellis Bros g. Jackman

IDAHO FALLS. IDAEo
Haaha Falls Il IN ths heart % TIE
Great 6rRke HfvaT Valley, the sew
enrh richest IN the wurlt-'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

EzEIGATEu FEETT EAEDA
Eagaa EaUer WA4AeT.
GEUEun-
Esnuiarad ~ Eeai sl-llIIssnE gx-1srr1 - - t8e
ncsf oErfRer n-u1 selE ~ ts1a Eorad- Efnnla
satanQataaEaN prlnes &pOk11e NAE0na4 A4pta
akuw. haa raaEiRed t1ae htE1eEt PrzcGa ever
- tag trzzt n Ina Mgw KurE and Lo1-
an HnazkeEa. urChan4H BoN pr1G1llg 0H9F
8 40 nar pr 1cr@
sr4saAza1 SrzAzr& cAGll - p1TZ9zI 7l4A.
raaEtng n pr2cm Gram - per are ~ an
saBaiuDma and - - g@r aEr9 lar aes@-
apnd arEhar1A
HaEszsiandM. GnGurpzsTA7@A
ARSEarA CarmEuA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

= AEREz Ella
HALF CASH EAL-ANCE = TEAEA
N. lara n saan1asa not far r-asn Ras
ctr M1chzEaz- Al4 aaaptsd far faruan
grazing 81 frLE Fsr1set t3ileA AID ~.
terrns ara ma6s ~ gIoSs a. esSS1s Gn-ck
II vuu WAnr A a ~ D1rs Sad you- 0pc1l
II ara wfra s. PER ara a>d oa-zzes -
BE- 1z3d wha1 ass-H Ea rsI2r1sa
ERApEpz.D q CoMpANK
q AaAzns S. CalGsEa
LAND FOB sALE
write me pudAF-
z. = FHEMo.SL- AEWAxGo CO. A4-A
rnRcED sALE-Au sxrsneus E-a=ru
farra. Al auneu1A AID 59vEl. ~ swamp o.
a Fl Land very prodactye. WsEa EocceSH-
iially ErgWn Gnrz- clover Ehsaz. xe&aLAe5,sss
-rEa barn. p0Glt-y house. t1ol sGas@ e11
a rSezxy ~ cnndcs bearing crui- Th1s
feal tArU aza 11e tsAt Eil z1Ake mons
sr az ave mG1. X - n main rcA2
issEs rszghDaES, sckoolE eta amy atsSui
a nsnuraS wzih f-uz TIE nEgEsst lAEa Z
lAanaAs1n N1sns rasas good boaSlng. rasa.
esl7ck a2a Ws rhsnAt1rs zz2Ae tie Srici
"a -. are-nra2f casa baLAaes ~ sax s1Esr
Il c DEzS- Bsx Z. &Az44a- Mica
wRTE NE AEoCT MICHIGAN
An fArrz.ug near BALDWIN. L.Ake county
Michigan ! came hare t-GEz INDIANA 159
yGars Ag1 and am vel satisfied VITA IL
-uurr1-g / zao8 If some bargains II Eh1
I gicfzssy thA1 eMa - lad h1r Gazr- u 70
l al writs ne AID lEll me WEAE gaG WzE
{ and hSw mueh you Gan nny. WI IN
z sens7 nlng - szlT ven sere ar ~ isEE
ny e. and 4 VIII cuEt F8N R0th1ng 4
+ ata'L Z nRFs 40 cinUBlarS OK A4tsEaraEes q
I maze ECZE WAzEa Pla4u N y0ar lerEer an
Z I Vii G1sGraGe to gs1 Wha1 GAn C1n The
Z rua .an euEze Ara ses Il 4 znnzrzEtad
". A E1-L1QIL.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
sToP ~ TE1NKs


Va ara an LA gro4DG ana nAEs ne
first gEpOru1lzIg 10 5EE A2l1 AZ l0E pEacEs-
NJ save LAe rsEE Of sLs G1-2ces Al GhlGaEs
auu Awe cur customers TIA benefit ~ 80
Erices Ne have farms ana U1-zEpr5Nea
and summer resort prUp6rIz. Cottages Tar
aale alu rent near q beaEZ1l1a eAaAl II
lakee three males from iowa LIS aa1l
sasgzinE n 4L4cnlEa1. WrIts Tar 1ontlsL
& y. THOMPSON. WE@AEtzl9s MICH
FOE sAL.E-m acres, rwu males nrnl aas
q MlErig2l's Ernest villaEeSsz room house.
1arn aaxaa. Windmill that furnishes E12se
aad barn with W2EeT. g1Ea11al1lGA. Apple
arcnard pszra. Gherr1ss. pA1-nA grapes
anraa timber; ~ rods 20 Sc1OCis SUI
aark ioaza- ccrn plAltsc- 0A1s aoE1- a.
gr0ps ars Hg@ plREtrd. Hpa1 horses
cows chickEnE- hay cerl. potA10e1s A.
i-1plsneurz necessary 20 cs-Ty N q tAr11s
caleuinns r. l.. GlaBe 10 ersAz1srFs ra.ek-
Is settled zezRhb0rho0ds E.aA ths6 e0Eas
Z, appreciars this II u See T. "a acres an
ths hEuks a 5eaur1c-l body u WATER nea
az ths sZEs q beaZr-f24 village. rooE
hgEe1 barn aax4z tceh0uSes ali KINDS 81
fruit fins shade EuEruuEds the A0LS9s I11a
: R1rIa seEzzEs ESQ. 400 ecwn-
GDD BEIEG e. Bangor, A1cn-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

TWO TEXAS FAkE2S FoA eALA
N Ares, - ii sait1vELlcn- a-lx1sA. aurD
sr-sI nsFIatsaa Ehrea nzIe8 Erom uha usWa
n u Eaarna1s an Ghe Cei0ra1o R1Wars -
9Verfaaw+ 8 ullaaB tam HatEn1n-
49, = acruK Is n cGlr1EAG11n. suTz. a.
so,Il5ssE 10 E5gFE 1lEGS. y q G1s - =
raslYuad EwiLGas DEEEE Gal SIS laz1211AEs
,.,s.~EE.On. WI uaEe Nd per acrs Tar ans
n sCra psansa srr1GE ~ Lha sW11r- A. A.
NuE-rzu. hETAarual. Tex TsrER
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

roc CEGHT 10 NC1SOW ABOEE II
RS . nsEn1y seat IN tfs GsEnsf 81 ire 83r
lrrande WRs1aV ana irT7B4E011 hSla fn1lrunG
caaalK new euurt AuSzH0 Hn0a 1A4k
s1bnoA sraek business h1uBen< eha9ln nssan
peupsa % 6s0Gl1p - GrsB1 rsan1Fea1s
fhsSlra rsch sAoG8h - 1AEs ysE EzEn- As
- eur aD1kzax
CEAPN TCwNETE coMFAET.
CSA11a. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

~, go lr1Esrsssa 80 per Acr.-
~ acres irnpruged- SH per acre.
TnP aboFe farms are al within 1r1vt1l
dsEraacR u Es11arv1z3s and We VA De gsai
- Eve aescT1rr1on and particulars N -
gara % AnY certain rrAEE FArs0nS f112i1si
Laud Ca Ent53rEllss Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
MONEY TALKS
c. A. Johnson

Attornsg-at-LaW Burisy, Idaho
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10


- .rre4- = miles souLAsaAAt - AzA-A@
CRY - aGraa N 60 uVAt41n 5oN nn9res
sd saru. O11 111 1lErz 4lc tl1s WAz4r saa
aTnas. iAree arGnzr3 q 11E1eF1n1 p4r4estd1s
a. Grul1 ! miies - gDa1 1rA4l2E pttzrl esaen
GEo4EE EEAFE
su.-s za.szlSS Eids. Kza3As Gzs. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

. A LDGCIsT CO. . fAA1...- -
E9Fl .w-mfuM fsnrr5uus nza an4ss . tas
,rS5S azd - Es1 il Ba1a rsEAe @@s IA kA-ea
ratnr "a = lsth r. ----
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

WANT a farm IN J9nnslI4 zlaufy NJ
Coed 1ar-r scar EoOa lava sc10oL eu1rczs
an .sIssrsh1Re ARD rzra- Ua4l c1Gns. WeA
xansrul. anoo1s ievel ls-lc- buildings and
fences leas good 81 N1lLE EfaRs az clover
t,l1-r hliaa Erazs L-z1lNla ana 9lla L4l3 eel
-srs - ra-- eaTTg BIC foa1. i e &ra-sle.
L-selaE- AsA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

FOB SALE-Lmurgwsa sIsGk farm, ~
aerss- Custer cnlzuIy. GlOEs 70 srNEQn- 81
1er acre. Ia trades Esz1 A. Deon1a &sb-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-23

to have effected coalition with
senator Burton. of Cleveland for
the undoing of Senator Dick. is for
Brown; and everybody else appears
perfectly wlllng to let Cox and
Burton assume responsibility for the
licking that Is coming to the party,
incidentally hoping they Will defeat
Dick and then turn to and rend each
other. A Democratic senator from
Ohio IS not q remote possibility.
An automobile trip to this town.
a noon-day call on the million-dol-
lar tuberculosis sanltOrium. where a
feast on 5O-cent Strawberries was
being enjoyed at the states expense,
followed by p lecture on economy. is
one of the stories, however true,
that endears the business like Mr..
Harmon to the common people"
He appoints Republicans TO state
boards some times, and unless con-
ditlons change more than they prob
ably will. he should carry the state
by from 10000 to $4,000 next fall.
His election to the governOrg'hip.
the first Democrat who ever sue
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turn Cincinnati and the state over
to the Democrats.
n Is no secret that Tan was
crammed down. the throats OF ONO
Republicans. and they never have
warmed up 10 him. Only a brilliant
finish 10 his arst term. sufficient to
arouse state pride. will give him the
standing in popular affection that
Mckinley held. lie did not rise the
way other Ohio Statesmen have gone
TO the front: through military
like Grant Sherman,
Sheridan. Garfield; or on the hust-
ings and Ia local politics. Ike Mo
K'nicy. Foraker. sherman, the elder
Harrison and others. He was
great judge and great administra-
tor. but tho personal contact and
the thrill OF romance are lacking In
his case.
Then. too. there have been two
factions. Foraker men and Hanna
men That great body Of voters.
the nucleus o. the Republican party
IN OHIO. the & A. R-ao small fac
tor in state that furnished a quar-
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ceeded himself in that chair. would
make him the logical nominee for
president, ami If issues can ever be
he will most truly rep
resent the probable attitude of
Democracy in the coming presiden-
tial campaign. He IS an old-timer
in bis theories; who believes in free
dom Of property rights and compe-
titiOn. the least authority in the fed
eral government cOnsonant with ma
tiOnal safety, and the widest
residnary authority in the states.
Public spirited. patriotic, personally
clean and officially the head of his
own administration. he represents in
his views the antithesis of that new
school Of which President Taft, Gift
ford PinchOt, Theodore Roosevelt.
Elilu Root and Attorney General
are the most conspicu-
Gus exponents-that stands for CEN
.ralized government, espionage of
Interstate corporations. the national
administration of fuel and forest
ands and water power sites and ex-
,anding national relationships. By
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ter OF a million soldiers-loycd Nc
Kinioy and tley cannot disassociate
Roosevelt's elevation from the re-
suhs OF the catastrophe. which end
ed Mckinley career. Roosevelt
was at enmity with both Hanna and
Foraker Taft Is the protege OF
Roosevelt. and, moreover. carried
that new found doctrine OF 'pOllti-
.cal r.ghteousne to the extent Of
advising the defeat Of the Republic
can machine. Consequently. those
politicians. who felt personal loss as
the result OF Democratic victory.
don't like single thing about the
present national administration:
while those who actually managed
the TAFT campaign in Ohio have
since been discredited b,1 revelations
produced By Governor Harmon.
There is ruin everywhere, and here
In Taft Is blessed: for il saves him
from rivalry at home.
Judge Brown, of Dayton, seems
to have the call on the Republican
nomination Tor governor. The Cox
machine, of Cincinnati. which - said
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GOVERNOR HARMON
RE ELECTION SURE
MIR. ARMENTROUT WRITES ON
ONO SITUATION.
SEES Harmon liig Factor In Pres
idcntial Race Two Years
Hence.
HE HAS A GOOD RECORD
a.. \. ArmentroutD

Mt. Vernon. Ohio. June 2i-
''Whh one OF her sons IN the white
house and another In the state cap
800 a possible opponent Of the first
in 1919. national interest will cen
ter on Ohio politics this year. when
Governor Harmon. Clovcland's at
tornvy general. stands for rc-elcc-
ton. lie has norman majority OF
over $50 .00g againss him, yet he
won two years ago by "A majority
that few K~niucky, Democrats could
boa I. while the state went AGAINST
BRYAN: and be- has made name In
onicc that strongthens him as a
candidate IN his second race. He no
longer p.eads TOT reform; he Is run
mug on his record,
n IS d'mcuN TO decide whether
The Republicans in Ohio are hope
less Of victory next fall or hopeful
of defeat They manifest all the
gpathy Of hopolcssncss; but none OF
its dcsponfcncy. They expect Har-
mon to WIN: the tone of the state
press shows u: the local politicians
oycrywhcTo admit q IN private and
tho rural vo,ers realize that they
have the best governor who has
occupied the executive Office In moro
thru one decade. II one doubts
that Harmon is of presidential size,
ne needs only come 10 Ohio to dis
abuse his mind.
The republicans. for one thing
ack a leader. when state organ
ization Is summed up in the per-
sonality OF one man, as the OHIO
Republican machine was In Mark
Hanna. and the dictator dies, all the
Initiative and cohesive force are de-
stroycd. such conditions do not de-
vclcp material for a leader. Foraker
and TAFT are the only big men in
the party. The former Is disvredlted
gud the latter has no genius for
practical politics.
This fact would give Harmon a
wonderful advantage. should he,
with the prestige of two elections to
the chief magistracy of the state.
oppose Taft. who was known before
hls election only by reputation to
his own people, and whose only APP
pearance in state politics was to de-
popnce the Republican machae and
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that time II is to be hoped, Presi-
dent Taft, through his commission,
will have the tariff properly revised
and retired as a possible issue, so
the next national campaign may be
fought out squarely on the big
Question.
The Insurgcnt Republicans will
not so with the Democrats in such
q fight. The far west, where con-
servation Is unpopular. aud the re-
dictionary east might join the Har-
mon ranks. Progressive RepubIi-
eanism that talks of a modified tariff
based on actual and honest data, the
regulation of commerce and control
of resources in the interest of the
particularly the workers, Is
as FAR removed from old time RE
as it is from old time
Democracy. Ia
We shall hear much of SCHOLASTIC
theories in the next campaign.
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ANTS INVADE KANSAS TOWN.
Infest Pantries and Clothing. Finally
Attacking Sleeping Residents,
Driving Many From Home.

Kiowa, Kas., June 23.-Thers is
an all summer job waiting for a man
who can rid this town of ants.
The ants have become a menace.
They have moved eto. houses, In
Testing pantries and damaging cloth
ing. Becoming drawer. they have at
tackled families while they slept.
So far the only sure method found
for killing the insects is to pour
boiling hot water into the nests, But
the trouble is in locating she nests.
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Fire that

Fire that originated IN pantry
at the residence of M. NJ. Hewitt,
2136 Broadway. last night. Hose
company No. and truck company
No. reached the burning residence
in a short time and .extinguished the
flames before they gained Roadway.
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SODA FOUNTAIN TALK

In making our ice cream we
use only the pure. rich. thick
cream, the finest vanilla that
money can buy, and granulated
sugar. IL we bought a richer
cream, IL would be too fat and
churn into butter. You can test
our ice cream by letting it melt.
and the melted cream is as
wholesome and good as can be.
We use no corn starch, no eggs.
no gelatiIe, and no condensed
milk in making our Ice cream.
In number of states the use OF
gelatine is prohibited by law. AS
gelatine is only refined glue. il
has no food value, and is used
simply to make the cream hold
together. We see no use adul-
terating our cream in this
way. We use no eggs, for the
eggs are used to give 1t a thick
ness and a rich color that frozen
milk would not have without the
use of eggs. Corn starch Is used
only to adulterate. and we find
no reason for its use at our
fountain. Condensed milk Is SO
very cheap that ice cream can be
made with IL at a cost OF less
than soc gallon. For this rea-
son the ice cream containing
condensed milk Is sold at great
many fountains. But our cream
is not made of such material.
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Your city taxes are due and
should beNphid at once 10 avoid the
penalty. Attend TO IL today.
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June, 1910

We advertise because we want your
trade and because we have bargains
to offer you. You can pay more
money In other stores II you prefer,
but we will surely tell you about IL.