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accurate and country-wide in its extensions.
By giving you such service at reasonable
rates we feel that we should expect your busi
ness and your hearty co ojeration.
To give the best service, this Company is
constantly improving its equipment and stand
ardizing its operating methods.
Your assistance and co-operation and that of
the associated telephone and telegraph compa
nies enable us to give you intercommunication
of national scope and of the highest obtainable
efficiency.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.
HELL SYSTEM
Co-Operative Store
MEAT MARKET
304 BOX BUTTE AVE.
Drake & Whetstone
Fresh
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n Cured Meats
BEST QUALITY
REASONABLE PRICES
Telephone orders delivered promptly to any
part of the city
Phone 50
ALLIANCE CAFE
M. D. Kimball. Hgr.
Open Day and Night
On west side of street across from
Burlington Station
IJS JINCHESTBK
1 THE
Repeating Shotguns
USED IN THE U. S. ARMY.
The U. S. Army authorities know a gun; that
is why, when they decided to equip some troops
with repeating shotguns, they selected the Win
chester in preference to all other makes. The
experts of the U. S. Ordnance Board also know
a gun; that's why, after submitting a Winches
ter Repeating Shotgun to all sorts of tests, they
pronounced it sate, sure, strong and simple. If
you want a shotgun buy the one whose
strength and reliability led the U. S. Army
authorities to select it and the U. S. Ordnance
Board to endorse it that's the Winchester.
RELIABLE REPEATERS
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STENOGRAPHERS
Are Always in Demand.
Careful attention is given to
the welfare of each pupil in
the
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
ALLIANCE. N E BR.
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DYNAMITE FOUND
Thirty-six Sticks of Explosive
Discovered Under Bridge.
WATCHMAN FIRES AT TWO MEN
Supposed Attempt to Wreck Presi
dential Train En Route to Loa An
gelea in Early Morning la Thwarted
by Section Foreman.
San Franc4f(-o, Oct, 17. A report re
ceived hero by oflVinls of the South
ern Pacific Railway company from C.
B. Hrown, Beet Ion foreman for the
road at Naples, Cel., gave details of
the discovery of thirty-six sticks of
dynamite under the Cairntan viaduct,
twenty miles north of Santa Rarbara,
several hours before President Taft's
special train passed over the bridge
en route to los Angeles. The dyna
mite was found and the watchman
engaged In n revolver battle with two
men, who escaped.
The dynamite was discovered at 2
a. m. The president's train passed
over the bridge at 5:51. The night
watchman s.iw two men on the bridge
shortly before 2 o'clock. They were
at the opposite end of the 1,000 foot
span and ran when oriered to halt.
The watchman hurried across the
bridge, firing several shots, which
were returned. After the pair had es
caped in the darkness the watchman
returned to the bridge and began an
Investigation. Near the center of the
hpan, lodged on one of the supports of
the viaduct, he found the thirty six
sticks of dynamite, with a ten-foot
fuse attached to one of the sticks. He
left the find untouched, going immedi
ately to Santa lliitbara and notifying
tbe officials.
Sheriff Wines of Santa Rarbara
county went immediately to the bridge
with several deputies and removed
the dynamite. A general search is
being made for the men.
DR. JACK0LA DEAD IN WOOD
Woman Suffrage Champion, He An
noyed Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont.
Duluth, Minn.. Oet. 17. The body
of Dr. John .lac kola, the DultJth phy
sician, who has been missing since
June 21, was found In the woods a
short distance east of this city.
The find was accidental, but clears
up a mystery which has confronted
Duluth for mouths. Many searches
had been mode before, but without
success.
Dr. Jackola v;s n Finnish doctor
who hlr1 established a large practice
here. He was one of the leading doc
lort of the CltV. Nit was known to be
eccentric. During late years he had
been a frierd of woman suffrage ami
this spring gave several lectures to
clubs in New York and Brooklyn.
While in the east he sprang into no
toriety because of his connections
with Mrs. o. 11 P. Belmont Recause
of his persistence In paying unirvit-d
attentions to this society leader and
sending Iter sentimental poetry, she
caused his arrest Upon his promise
to desist he was released.
CONDENSED NEWS
KAISER TRYING FOR PEACE
German Ruler Aska Italian Envoy to
Confer With Him.
Berlin. Oct. 17. The emperor, who
is at his hunting lodge near Kbers
walde, Prussia, Invited Six Alberto
Pausa, the Italian ambassador, to a
conference on the political situation.
The German Imperii! chancellor slso
att nded.
The Italian ambassador bad ar
ranged o meet the dermaii foreign
minister, Iferr von Kiderlin-Waechter,
at the Foreign office to discuss matters
connec ted With the Turco It ilian war,
hut hastily canceled this engagement
upon receiving (fee emperor's message.
AVOIDS TU3T IN ASPARAGUS
New Species of Pl?c t Will Wipe Out
Chief Source of Trouble.
Bo-ton. Oct. 17. Both asparagus
gravers of New Knglaud and tbe
"Housewives who have Ix-en forced by
Crop gitttfM '" I'av large prices for
tfr tender shoots will be elated by
iba j'linouncetiu iit o professor J. B.
Norton, expert of the ruit"d States
lepartment of sericulture, that rust,
he chief source of aspni aisus troubl
will be a thing of the past as a result
of the new species developed at the
vperiineti' farm at Coniord, Mass.
Suarez Leadc Mexican Race.
Mexico City, Del 17 The result of
ballot ing in the electoral college In
all of the principal c'ties and a num
ber of the smaller towns Indicates the
le. tion of JtOM Pino Suarez to the
vice presidency by a scant majority
De la lis its was second, with Vas
Inez Gomez third.
M?ny Die
Cltitta. Ofi
brief duration
Many persons
by the oll,ipse
were dli-pati bed
Snd Slice ceded
"lOdbs. Eighty
lave been killed
in Earthquake.
17 An earthquake of
occurred in Sicily
were killed, probably
of buildings Troops
to the work of rescue
In removing twenty
I ei sous are knort n to
Educators Name St. Paul.
Kansas Citv. Oct. 17 The next an
i I inctins of the educational asso
nation will be held m gt. Paul, July
C to 12 inclusive This was announced
here by Pnf i-scir J M Greenwood oi
the executive committee of that organization.
Two netsens were killed and more
than a nore injured In accidents duo
to a heavy fog in Chicago.
A tornado sfiiel; illllaboro, lnd , de
molts!, lng every building on the main
MMM t. No on. was filled.
A French profe ssor has evolved a
plan to cut a canal .ml turn the Sa
hara derert Into an wean.
Associate Justice John Marshall
Harlan of the supreme court of the
United States, died in Washington.
John S. Moth, city marshal of Her
rtik. S. D, shot and killed Henry
Owsley while Owsley was teslstlng ar
rest. William C.rienllef, a student of the
St. IjouIs aviation school, was serious
ly Injured while attempting to make a
flight at Chill Icothe.
Miss Margaret Curtis of Boston won
the women's national golf champion
ship by defeating Miss Lillian Hyde of
Bayshore, fj up and 3 to play.
John Henry Smith, a member of
the first presidency of the Mormon
church, being second counsel to the
president, Joseph P. Smith, died In
Salt lJike city.
Owen Wlster, the author, left his
ranch in Jac kson's Hole, Wyo., for a
short hunting trip. Peforc leaving he
declared thief rumor., of his 111 he-.lth
were unfounded.
The delegate s to th- Amcrlorn K'ec
trie Railway association in 11 I ftlo !n
session at Atlantic t'ltv went on tee
on! favoring in inc re.iv in t lie lat
of all Rtreet railway s.-t
At a meeting of the v. i i rg I it
Tobacco Dealers' association belt n
Milwaukee pivlimlnarv measures Wi e
taken to fight the reorganization of
the American Tobacco cnm'!!!iv.
A verdict of acquittal was returned
by the Jurv in the enr-n of John .
Walsh, charged with the murder of
George ( .Martin, who bad wrecked
Walsh's home at Curllnville, III.
John Dean and family returning in
a wagon to their home near Maryville.
Mo., we re caught in a cloudburst. The
wagon and occupants were washed In
to a ravine and Dean was drowned.
J. C. Mnhruy, head of the famous
Mabrny gang, was taken from I'nvon
worth prison to pes Moines to appear
before th. grand jury there. Mabray
will h" reba-erl from prison in a few
weeks.
Archer Whit well, a farmer, was
shot and killed bv his neighlor, Gus
Webb, on the latter's farm near Kan
sas City Tbe men quarreled over
hunting privileges on ground that di
vides their property.
President Gompeis, Vice President
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison of
'lie American Federation of Labor
have petitioned tbe District supreme
j court to dismiss the charges of con
j tempt preferred against them.
John R. Walsh, the famous Chicago
banker, after spending one year, eight
! months and twenty eight days in the
federal prison at Leavenworth, Kan.,
for misapplying the funds of the Chi
cago Na'lonal hank, was paroled.
Tho body of man thirty five or
forty vears old was found In the Mis
souri river at rfi I , Mo., having
been In the wate ; four or five days.
'1 here was nothing 1 - the man's pock
ets by wl ie h he CO tld be Identified.
Paroles have been ordered for two
more bankers In the federal prison at
Leavenworth. They are H. T. Wells,
a former Kenosha (Wis.) bank clerk
and H. G. Gnii, who was connected
with the Rlgelow bank in Milwaukee
Charles Denis ton Price, midship
man of tile c miser New Orleans, be-
longing to the United Stales Astatic
! fleet, committed suicide by shooting
himself In the head. The New Or
' teans is lying off Manila. Price had
; been ordered to resign.
Artie- Coaly, agted two years, wan
red from home at Rock Springs,
Wyo., and s believed to have pgff
! sped in the hills Searching parties
! have been scouring the country, hut
j have found no trgM of the baby. The
!; trents are pearly crrzed 'itb grief.
The National Partners' congress Is
I meeting at Columbus, O., for a four
! eiuys' see si on. Thai new impetus win
bo given the movement for a parcels
I po;-'t was asnured and the federal sup
j port ot good roadt will be one of the
i :'ost important subjec ts to be dealt
J with.
A proposition from the Canadian
1 irellroacls to be allowed a reduced
are this winter for so called "home
: visitors' " excursions from western
Canada to Chicago, Omaha. Del
. Moines .and ether places has he-en re
Jecled by the Western Passenger as.-o
elation.
M. ievel was injured probably fatal
v In a fall at Rbelnis. Prance The.
aviator was sweeping along in his bl
plane about 2"i0 fetd from the earth
when something went wrong with his
machinery and the aeroplane plunged
downward Striking a telegraph pole
In its descent.
."The question of transportation de
termines the character of the poor
man's breakfast and the rich man's
home," said Governor Herbert S Had
ev of Missouri, in an address at the
likes to the Gulf Deep V ..te rway av
soclation conv -ntion at Chicago. "One
htid of the '"i of living is due to
l-e -xper.s" of transportation "
The practice of asking a contribu
tion at tbe door of almost all Roman
Catholic rkurchi s, or of charging a fee
for a seat In the church, is ordered
i 'iiscontinu d In a circular letter sd
I dressed to all arc hblshops and bishops
of the et'iirch I SI the I'nited Slates.
which Mgr. Palconio. apostolic cdt-leev
gute at (Vaablagtaa, has sent out.
Home-Made Candy
At The
MODEL CANDY KITCHEN
W. II. Snow i.rs. Prop.
Successor to Harry Johnson
We carry also a tine line of the best factory candy at
prices low er than the saim- can he purchased elsewhere
See the New Line of
wip and Spring fate
AT
I. L. ACHESONS
Hardware and Implement Store
Before Buying
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
ALLIANCE
John Snocldy, Pres., F. 8. Showers, V. Pron
May BnoddjT, Sec. and Treat.
NELSON FLETCHER
Fire Insurance Agency
:MF" Htiil Insurance
And All Other Kinds of Insurance
Stock, Accident and Death from
Any Cause
Also Represent the
Nebraska State Building and Loan
Association
III I 17'
JOHN GARRETT
Successor to f rank Wallace
Transfer Line
Household floods
. moved promptly
') ' t and transfer work
solicited.
Office at Rodgers' Grocery, Phone 1. Res. phone 583
" CHIEF BRAND"
tfemzaS?,'RAINC0ATS
SlicccC . PM Od )
Th ideal garments for Rainy c r Clear Weatherwear. NO
BETTER MADE. They are made from cloths rainproufed bv
the- famous Priestley " i'ravtaettt" Proof, and are the best
tailored coats m the market.
Rain nUi Seither Wet nor Spot a
' Chltf Brand' 'ra0nelc Coat"
Tees Contain Ao Rubber; i 1 n veilu.U or cause perspiration;
li.ive so diaagreeebtci e.ior.
PvenrgreasTve ci.ilers in Men's ami Worn i c loiliing have bImssj on sale.'
in a variety cl up-to-date M!e and conragS.
Kvery " Chief lirand " "frtUenc&C Rein Coat lus
REG? Wk
fa )
this clrcul&i
rc-ixti-retl trs;'.
id .i i k slanipccl
on the inside-
and this .silk
lilcl is sew e el
en) ihe collar or
ebewbes.
Cm 1 1' .. ..wi
"NONE OBVI - WIIIIUl 1 TttllW
If jroar locad dealer docs not carry them, write us sad we alii eud you
tin- names ol thoe wlio do.
INTER-STATL RUBBIZR CO.
. T LI NOSEY, I'rcsidcnt
Omaha, NeLrask:i