THE OMAIU DAILY" REE: WEDNESDAY. XOVEMHEtt n, i.no;.
Telephone Douglas 618 Reaches All DepartmetU.
Tapering Waist
B. & G. Corsets
Make your figure. They fit as accu
rately as if made to measure, and are
comfortable and pliable.
We have now a full line of the latest
fall models in stock, all lengths to suit
all figures. Illustrated is a corset spe
cially designed for a good shaped full
figure. Price, in coutil, No. F2, $3.00.
Every pair guaranteed.
Second Floor.
Women's Suits of Fine Effect, Beautiful Tailoring
.. . - Suits of character and worth, splendid values. Handsomely tailored
ulU. the greatest assortment of styles and materials. t Each one a
clever model with its own individuality and distinctiveness. For years
Thompson, Beldea & Co. have the leading store for the right kind of
women' garments, and this season we have splendidly surpassed all
previous ones la point of beauty and good values. Will you see them
Wednesday?
Prices, 125.00 to 150.00.
Second Floor.
Greater Value In fine Imported black chiffon, spot-proof Broadcloth
than we liave ever known. $3.75 quality, snow $2.39; $4.25 quality
S2.69 yard.
These special prices will surely Interest the woman who is seeking
"something different", and who appreciates the highest elegance in
material, style and dress texture. We want more people to know of
these beautiful fabrics. To still further this, we have selected two num
bers from the great broadcloth section.
. ' Come' Early Wednesday Morning for These
Small lota for quick selling. Many have learned to secure them.
You must come early. 60c to 65c, pretty plaids and bright colors. Ma
terials for misses' and children's dresses, house dresses your choice,
26c yard.
Main Floor.
CIO POURS INTO SEW YORK
Seven Millions Arrive and Additional
Engagements Are Made.
C0RTELY0U CONFESS WITH BANK3
purchased another consignment of bar sold
amounting to 7K,000 from the Bank of
England.
Canada also took tZi.tma In sovereigns,
presumably for the Vnlted State. A large
quantity of gold wtll be shipped to New
Yorc toroorrow.
.New York Sltnatloa Well la Haai.
4 Flaaarlera Are Taming- Their
Attention ta Itelief a( Other
Center.
GEORGE 6011.0 DEPHKCATES FtftfS
aye Jan l.andla Gar F.aroaa Tre
' aseadeas Jelt.
NEW TOP.K, Nov. S.-Qeorge J. Oould
returned today on the ateamer Kron Prln
sersln CecelM from a nix months' automo
bile tour of ' Eunpe and discussed freely
the European View of the recent financial
crisis In this country.
"Our credits are In a bad way abroad."
said Mr. Gould. "The people of Europe re
ceived an awfut acafe find they are at 11
nervous and' afraid of our securities. But
NEW YORK. Nov. B.-The arrival of .the
flrat treanure ship laden with told for the
relief of tha present stringency waa the
feature of the financial situation today.
Tha Kron Prlnaessln Cecelia was reDoned
off Fire laland at o'clock and Boon after , the r vl'w ' " wrong-. Our country la all
10 o'clock had docked and waa unloading rlht our railroads were never busier. In
17.100.000 In the yellow metal which will du'ry everywhere Is humming. We have
go to strengthen New Twrk bank reserves. lmPly Bt to get together and put our
1 he new Cuftard liner Lusltanla will follow houlder to the wheel to restore confl
cloeely In Its wake with $10,000,005, and dence- In h" Connection t want to say
114.000,000 more will follow during the re- eoniethlnf of Mr. Morgan. He It a trump
malnder of the week and early next week. ! r"1 he ha ved us from a groat dlsas-
Tha additional with Irawals of 700.000
from the Bank of England today for the
United States and 25.000 tor Canada
brings up the total gold engagements on
the present movement to ahout tw,)ooo.
The news that tha Bank of France bought
today 3,000,000 In sterling bills on London
waa regarded here as an event of the
first Importance as Indicating that French
financier were not only able but willing
to help London and thus Indirectly help
America by relieving the strain on the
Bank of England en used by the heavy
American demands for gold. It Is hoped
that this action of the Bank of France
will deter the Bank of England from rais
ing Its discount rate to 7 per cent at the
meeting of the directors on Thursday and
the Imperial Bank of Germany from ra's
Ing the rate from 64 to 7H per cent. The
Inference Ib drawn that It Is likely to have
this effect because not since 1873 has the
ter."
Asked his opinion as to the cause of the
uneasjneaa in Europe. Mr. Gould repllod:
"I believe without hesitation that the ter
rible sentence Imposed upcyi the Standard
Oil company la the largest factor. To the
people of Europe the fine looks like practi
cal confiscation. They fear to put their
money In our big concerns with that ver
dict gangling- above them. The fright
Judge Land la1 line gave Inventors on the
other side was tremendous.
"As I say, the conditions In this country
are sound and we are on the road to
restored confluence. The trouble Is ;hat our
currency la all out of Joint. It would bo a
feather in President , Roosevelt's cap If he
would call an eitra session of congress.
Just what the chsracter of the legislation
should be 1 am not ready to say. I have
no ret plan of my own. .
me recent scare is overcome now. But
Twin Sisters, (Sale
anil Hearty: at 73
Mrs. Emma Shively and Mrs. Belle Beatty.twin sisters, who are
now 73 years of a?e, enjoy health and strength, and seldom have
an ache or pain, thanks to the God-iriven medicine, Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.
Mrs. Emma Shively resides at Bit? Clifty. Kv and Mrs. Belle
Beatty at Louisville, Ky. The illustration is taken from late photo
graphs and shows how bright and vigorous they both are.
hi it
the Standard Ood urMenr.
.. ui ciihiumu .. urmi v those things which, alwajs hurt
tciii., auu urn mi i""" J cent Deon a. Thnv n
m
Sua-
Howard, Cor. 16th St. Bee-n-s-o? 0pen Staurday Evenings
allsgher and Eleasser, and some of the
nore faithful among the unterrlfled were
irave enough to keep up hope sgalnat hope
ta fate as 7:10 for these two favorites, all
ha time being assured by the Incoming re
mits of their certain defest. .
"As near as I can figure It out, we lacked
i majority of the votes," Is the wsy Chair
nan Weaver put It.
"The Third ward didn't, deliver, said a
tumorlst along about I o'clock, which was
he very latest hour at which a ray of
tops oould be distinguished with the naked
.ye.
"Tea," bawled another, "and If you get
'our pencil out and go to figuring you'll
ind that several other wards, and several
ountry precincts and some In South Omaha
ailed to deliver as they should."
"Aw, youse guys la a lot of quitters,"
nterposed a philosopher, boiling over with
r-.he ellxer of life, which enabloa a man to
item the tide of an avalanche without
mowing that he's getting burled. "I tell
BURGLAR KILLS RIM MAN
Lot Anjrelei Commission Merchant
Shot at Chicago.
rOLICE WITH FEW CLUES IN CASE.
James W. Allawajr, While Vlattlm
Brother, lastantly Killed Dar-
the Night by la. '
known Hes.
, CHICAGO, Nov. 8. -James , W. Allaway,
a wealthy commission merchant of Los
.Angeles; Cal., was shot and killed by bur
glars , early today at the home of his
brother, at 413 Bouth Waller avenue. The
burglars escaped from the house without
having been seen by any of the family
'ou and .he lifted" himself to, Jils greateat. The jsiurder occurred while .detective, from
Might youse gvys Is a bunch of quitters. nearby police station were searching, the
Dis whols democratic ticket fs' elected and
lat settles It, see?"
But they dldn t see.
No one pretended to hide the feeling of
llssppolntment at the unexpected action
f Bouth Omaha In not giving Its entire
rote to Andy Gallagher.
; of the years 1SS9 and lflOO has the German
rate been al-nvi I per cpnt sl"ce 1870,
Corteljou See Morses,
The preiience of Secretary Cortelyou In
I'the city on his way to vote gave an op
portunity for further conferences with Mr.
Morgan and other tcad'ng bankers. The
secretary came over from Washington with
Pres'dent Roosevelt to vote, snd on hlB way
I back from his h"me st Hempstead, V I.,
decided to stop off snd learn nf the finan
cial sltuat'on. Bes'dea Mr. Morgan, Secre
tary Cortelyou saw George W. Terk'ns and
one or two other hankers, who acqtta'nted
him with the progress of events. He was
told that the situation In New York was
rapidly Improving, because of the develop
ments In the last twenty-four hours.
Those who saw Secretary Cortelyou today
are convinced that there Is no Intention of
President Roosevelt to call an extra aes-
alon of congress to paps remed'al financial
legislation, as It Is understood the admin
istration .feels thst the situation should set
tle down to a basis where a proper Judg
j jnent csn be formed on the various pro
! poacd changes In the present monetary
laws. It waa further atsted that the ad
ministration has not yet definitely shaped
the plans of financial legislation which It
may des're to hsve conslderod at the com
ing session of congress.
Measures for strengthening the trust com
panies upon which resolutions have been
going1 on were under further consideration
today, but thus far It has not been clear
how sufficient assistance could be ren
dered ( by: other Institutions snd bankers
without taking over assets which they do
not consider absolutely "g'lt-edged."
Transfer of Coal Com nan y.
, The project for the acquisition of - tfha
Tennessee Coal and Iron company by the
United States Steel corporation has Im
proved the situation somewhat by making
loans on the Tennessee company's secur
ities more acceptable at the banks. The
the Iflno-
suffer. The
nne nit tne interests of tho people. I sm
Inclined to believe the people of Europe
were Justified In their alarm. If ohs cor
poration can be treated as was the Standard
Oil, the aum thing might happen to others,
snd Investors are not anxious to sacrifice
their money." .......
Asked If his railroads would continue
their operation of 2-cent fares In some of
the states, Mr. Oould said:
"It Is unprofitable to cirry passengers
at so low a rate, and In aome of the SUtea
we might better put the ears away and
close up the passenger stationa."
As to the telegraphers' strike, Mr. Gould
ssld: ,
"The strike was most ill-advised, as tho
men have been quick to discover. Tho
operators had but recently received an
increase m salary, showlrv a dinnoaiiinn
MRS. l-MMA SHIVELY AND MRS. BELLE CEATTY. TWIN SISTERS. 73 YKrf. OLD
"I am in my 73d year and preserve my health and keep my strength !
up by using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Have been using It for several i
years. As a tonic for Old a en I rnnsldpr It vlthmit an ,.l ra r.r. I
a - . av ., .vuwiab U UC. CJiUlllA
SHIVELY, Big Clifty, Ky., Feb. 28th. 1907.
"Before I began the use of your Duffy's Malt Whiskey last May I was
so run down and nervojs I could not walk a square; after taking several
bottles I become strong and felt better than I did for years, so I have been
using it ever since, and now I seldom ever have an ache or a pain. I am
73 years old." MRS. BELLE BEATTY, 1731 16th St., Louisville, Ky.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Is an absolutely pure distillation of malted grain; great care being used to
have every kernel thoroughly malted, thus destroying the germ and pro
ducing a predige3ted liquid food in the form of malt essence, which is the
most effective tonic stimulant and invigorator knon to science; softened
by warmth and moisture its palatablllty and freedom from injurigus sub
stances renders it so that it can be retained by the most sensitive stomach.
If you wish to keep young, strong and vigorous and have on your cheeks
tne glow of perfect health, take Dmfy's Pure Malt Whiskey regularly. ac
Give It Away!
Now you can hand that summer
suit to the man that massages your
family horse.
The time has arrived when you
should get out tn a Fall fiuiU Fall
Suitings of rare wlnsomeness of
patterns of pleasing durability
and of remarkable shape-retaining
tendencies are here. Cutting abil
ity that has been reinforced by. a
special study of the special crea
tions of New York's most famous
Fifth avenue tailors, and two new
cutters, one direct from Fifth ave
nue. New York, Is at your com
mand here.
Everything Is here but your Fall
Suit order. Why not it, too?
Suits to order $25 to $60.
MtcCAHTIIY. WILSON
TAILORING CO.
Thone Doug. 1101.104-101 6,'ltth .It
Near B. W. Corner Hth and Farnam.
eaiOEis
7c. Perrln's English Toilet Water, violet
or rose (Thursday --etilyy. ;".,V.v. . 7c
75c 4T11 Toilet Water, rose, violet and
lilac (Thursday only).,. 4Bo
80c Pozzonl's Powder (Thursday only) 33o
SOe Carmen Powder (Thursday only)
- 330
Jeaton Drug Co.
P. u.
, "And to think we helped those ingrates T
Mat annexation, too," asserted a disgusted I
ader. "What we should have done w.th me she had heard a revolver shot We
:hat bunch down there waa to have turned , both hurried to my brother's room. In
at and licked the sturrln' out of 'em on which my -year-old boy was also sleep--innexatlon
and throw 'em down like the 1 Ing. As we entered the hallway I ran into
iia us on Andy." .
But this didn't suit some who thought
aallagher, living in Bouth Omaha, had a
responsibility himself and cot a liberal
iote at that. '
Lee Bridges remained at headquarters as
long as any of. the candldatea, but the
afenlng cheers for Uralley In the re
publican quartera adjoining Anally became
:oo much for bis courage and nerve.
neighborhood for a maq wh''attempttea to
burglarise two other houses yesterday four
blocks distant from the Allaway home.
The murdered man had been here only
since Saturday.
Edward Allaway, broMiar of the murdered
man, who Is auditor for a large manufao- I slti atlon is st'It fair from solved, however.
turlng concern, .said: and Its difficulties are Increased by the
l was awakened by my wife, who told lack of a well knit and responsible organ
ization on the part of the trust compan'yt,
capable of entering Into definite relations
with the rlrar'ng house banka.
A conference at which the details for
taking over the control of the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company by the I'nlted
States Steel corporation were tllscussed was
held , at Mr. Morgan's library today and
was attended by Mr. Morgan, George W.
on the part of the Western Union to bet- I C0ld'nS to directions. It Is dangerous to fill your system with diugs. They
ter their condition as rapidly aa circum- poison the body add depress the heart, while Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey'..;!.
., . n -uu.u ycumw . no. i nave no con-, wuw buu turcuKiucna toe jieari action ana purines the entire system. It is
cern over the strike whatever." jre.ofcn.Led as a u.ediclne every here.' Dutfys Pure Malt Whiskey has been
prices AT B Kit M.V. ox DECLINES auttl d and leat5M chemists for the past fifty years and has always been
luuiiU ao-oiuieiy puieaud to contain gruat medicinal p.opertles.
lata aitd
member
MAM.
our aooa Lnnonson.
AMUSEMENTS.
Americans Opened Higher, bat Failed
to Hold Daring Day,
BERLIN, Nov. 6. Prices on tha rtoiiti
MVi'Wu wain jiou . your ui-ggist, giocer or asaUr for Duffy's Fare Malt
Wat? uk aai'm yoa go ui gontu. a. Is Uia only aosoloteiy pare maOiolal
wuiaxiy and la aotU o iy La tkU.i bOv.Ks a.tr in uui. i.ook lor tils tiki.jitk.
. 1. . ., 1-. If r. ... 1 . L - 1 ' . . - i . . .
tnHsv - . .. " " uu -ii tarn aaa over tae cork Is unbroken.
today opened atronger upon the sxpecta- , rloe Si.OO. llluairaud uualoal booalet aad dootor's advice free. Duffy Mlt Whls.
t mn that K a tnt. - v- ... 1 a. . r-. r v
Hon that the Bank of France will aunnlv
Sold to the United States, which would
relieve the pressure on London. .Americans
opened with increases of, several polnta
The market weakened later upon the
lower prlcea In London( and the advanc
ing discount rata, lu he open market
here. " r .
1JARI8, Nov. ' 6.-A'Lhe!. opening of the
Boiirse. today prices .weTA jm Md a bettet
feeling prevailed In regard to tho sltustlon
In New York and a favorable weather pre
diction was also 'an' Influence.' Towards
the close, however; weakness Ueveloped on
account of heavy liquidation for Brussels
account. .
jJamea. who waa leaning against the wall
and gasping. He said he had beenshot
by a man. He then fell to . the floor. I
believe that James was killed without an
opportunity to defend himself. He had id-
ADAMS JURY COMPLETED
Panel for Second Trlnl of Alleged
Marderr nf Fred Tyler
rinlahed.
RATH DRUM. Idaho, Nov. B.-Tha Jury
for the trial of Steve Adams, charged with
ihe murder of Fred Tyler, was completed
this afternoon.
parently risen to Investigate the noise riisde Perkins. Secretary Trlmhle of the United
by the burglar, and was shot down without j States Steel corporation. Vice President
warning." Davison cf the First National bank and
The police have a fair discretion of a Grant BSchley, one of the members of the
W... .l... ln. . . . . .. . I . ... ... . ...
....... nuu imu toiniiniiea several ourgiar- - pool wnicn neia control or tne Tennessee
les in that neighborhood during the u!ght.
The murdered man's home Is at C2r Psrk
Grove avenue. Los Angeles. ,
LOS ANGKL.K8, Nov. I. -J. W. Allaway.
who wVs shot and killed by a burglar la
Chicago today, was one of the best known
commission merchants of Los Angeles. He
ass secretary of the Allaway Layton
company, t East Third street, and a dl-
in a
and her
field on
Coal and Iron, company stock. No state
me'nt was made following .the conference.
The taking over of the stock of the Tennes
see company, held by the Trust Company
of America an collateral for a large loan,
removes a menace to the Trust Company of
Amer''s' "n'r and l "Tarded iy bank
rrs g neral y as a I fa vnrd igal tt f Uh r
Ananciui .viiole. The airectors 'of Hie
FIRE RECORD
lhtae Hospital Ablna.
CIIOCAGO, Nov. 6.-Consldorabls excite
Sient was caused among the patlonta of the
Herman hospital In Hamilton Court today
by a firs' which broke out In the top floor of
tha five-atory building. There were no pa
rents on the fifth floor. Sixty patients
a-ers carried by physicians and nursss Into
a new addition which adjoins tho main
building and no one was Injured.
r cioi of the Los Arg les Prrduce exchange. Trust Company of America were In aesslon
lie came to thla city thtee veara urn from . for a time tifiTdv dlscuspine rlans for the
St. Louis, where he had been for ihirtn-n
years locul manager of the Armour Packing
company.. His wife and son live In this
city. They were almost prostrated today
whun notified of the death of Mr. Allaway
His son will leave, for Chicago at ence.
The murdered man waa a thirty-second de
gree Maaon and a member of the Mystic I
Shrine, holding the membership In the i
Mulau temple of 8t. Loula He was born
more Immediate future, but no formal an
nouncement was made.
. Will Aid Other Cities.
That the corner In the recent monetary
dltfloulties has been turned waa evidenced
today when J. Pierpont Morgan, Levi H.
Morton, George W. Perkins, together with
several well known financial men directed
their attention to, other financial centers
throughout the country to ascertain If the
Chapman Bank Sold.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Nov. S.-(Specll
Telegram.)-The State Bank of Chapman
was soldoday to the Platte Vallev bank
a strong Institution of Central City. This
relieves he Commercial S.ste bank of
some material liability. The latter bank
will open tomorrow for Vurther collections
ana n, is noped it will be sble to resume t
uy mo latter part of the week.
Girl Accidentally Killed.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Nov. 6. (Spe
cial.) The 12-year-old dinrhio u
eth!cfson, a farmer residing in a
vuumy. waa killed. The
younger brother had been
j" " picaing corn; and
when coming out of the Held to go home
the Boy. who bad the lines, drove across
an old road which was deeply rutted.
The girl lost her balance and was jolted
off the wagon. Before, the boy could stop
the team the wheels of the wagon, which
it?- 7 ? 'Uh COrn' paw,(1 ov" te
ffin s head, crushing hr . akulL
Indian Pollreman Injnred.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Nov. J.-(Spe-clal.)E.gie
Hawk, a Sioux Indian and
"'trr. f the Indian police force on
the Rosebud reservation, with headquar
ters at what Is known ss the Butte Isaue
station, wa. the victim of a fatal .hoot
Ing accident. While handling his alx-
.... wenpun in some unaccountable
aiy Co., Kochsaier, Z. T.
TO INVESTORS
The life of an Investment In stocks and
bonds Is comparatively short.- Land, how
ever, la permanent, and makes an ltical
. security. All our .fund are loaned on
first mortgages on Improve! real enUlo
and- an Investment with us Is aa lasting
as the real estate Itself, and la paying
per cent.
Conservative Savipfls &
Loan Ass'n.
1614 HAJUfZT STBEET.
CyrSr-
Cf SNliTlONM.1 )
VJFlDtUTYtLV
THE FIRST COMPANY OP NEBRASKA
.SURETY DONDS
' Douglas 8086.
Home Office, Merchants National Bank Bids;.
manner was accidentally discharged and
the heavy bullet tore Its way Into tho
body of the Indian policeman. Medical
aid waa summoned as soon as possible,
but It Is not thought ho can recover.
In Reading. England, where his mother still j ,Ullln ot ,h, ,t two weeks hud disclosed i
ocmca. n was cj years ot age. Mr. Alla
way left Los Angeles about two weeks ago
for a trip through the south and east.
f
Corsel Shoes (or Wca!( Ankles
For weak ankles, we sell the cele
brated "Startright Corset" Ehce.
This shoe la
band made, very
flexlbla and extra
election stock.
Ttr ankles ara
stayed with
whalebone stays,
light on tha foot
and firm to the
ankle.
Corset Is dur
able and furn
ishes ample sup
port aa Ions; as
ahoe lasts
Sizes t to e (Infants')
Slsaa i to I (Childs')
I'D
81.50
52.00
BENSON THO
IS13 1317 DOUCIAl
We are warming
everybody's feet with
The "AliNOU)" KNIT
BEI SUrrERS. Come
ani get a pair and then
tome and get others
for your Heads.
They are so cheap
that a little money will
make a multitude
happy. Soft, fleecy
llnod foods, w a rm,
elastic, oathable, non
sbrlokables; pair 25
Our Mf.il Ord.r
Department
A prompt and effi
cient mall order dept.
Is at the disposal of our
oui-oi-town customers.
our 58 page illus
trated catalogue on request.
WErn
rctnr - in
an
IT 11
; any weak siwta With the situation cleared
here the bankers feel that they are now
In position to render such aid as they can
to other points should It prove necessary.
Mr. Perkins said after a aeries of confer
ences held today at the library of J. Pier
pont Morgan:
"Things are shaping themselves very sat
lafactorily locally and we spent most of
today comparing notes on the situation
throughout the country. This was done,
not because we ft It any apprehension of
difficulty anywhere else, but to learn of the
general situation." . -
The treasury has reduced -the cash bal
ance which waa nominally available for
deposit In the banks, but . sliH actually
hold about flXfino.tm to various forms of
currency against outstanding checks, dis
bursing officers' balances and oth-r demand
obligations, which never fall below fUO.'XK)
In the amount outstanding. How far Sec
retary Cortelyou will feel Justified In draw
ing upon these funds, he has not Indicated,
bu ho may use a part cf them to meet
the growing appeals from the west for re
sources for moving the crops.
IVorBng
Your.
Brains
DEATH RECORD
Tbomas Beaton H'addrll.
Thomas Benton Waudell, a .oner stock
man of southern Nebraska, died at his
horns in Odell Sunday noon of Uright's
disease sfter an illness of seveial years.
ern University of Pennsylvania,
Northern, 0.
it; Ohio
HYMIIEAL
FRANCIS BKOIXS TO SKUD GOLD
Par la
Prance
Tare Mltlloa Peaada Seal f re
ta Relieve Strata.
PARIS. Nov l.-The bank of
today made ' tta first shipment of gold to
the Bank of England In order to relieve
the tension there is used by the American
demands. In pursuance to the decision
reached last week the Bank of France
at tha request of the Bank of England
purchased IS.OnO.OOO time alerting bflls. re
mitting for them English sovereigns and
American eaglea.
Bl'ENOS AYKE9, Nov. (.-Nearly ,
COO pesos In gold, whlrh several banks
here have withdrawn1 from their con
version fund, have been shlpptd te New
Tork- '
LONPON. Nov. a. The Vntted lUUi aaa
on improper food la like depos
iting a sum of money and then
checking out a larger amount.
The sucreasrul brain-worker
should be careful to keep a sur
plus or ara'y rnatter always on
hand.
raoe-iMs
made from wheat and barley,
contains the phosphate of pot
ash supplied Jay nature for re
building braia aad nerve cells.
It supplies material for success
ful braia work, and
"Time's a Mm"
Derr-H am parry.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Nov. .-(Special.
) Wedmsrtsy afternoon at 1 o'cloct
intlie parlors of the Watson hotel. Mis
Mahelle. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Derr. was united In marriage to Carl
N. Humphrey of Plattsmouth. The cere
mony waa performed by Rev. Lester
He was 71 years of age. Mr. Waddell was a 1 ulT"a Leggett of Auburn. The
native of Ohio, but has been a resident of
Nebraska for over thirty years. He Is sur
vived by his wife, two sons, Braden Wad
dell of Odell, Richard Waddell of Chicago
and one daughter, Mrs. Harvey Bickett of
Superior, Neb. He Is a brother-in-law of
8. B. Peters of Omaha. The funeral took
place from his late home In Odell at 1.30
Tuesday.
L. D. HU1.
L. D. Hill, formerly ao Omaha business
manwtth relatives now in this city, died
of Brlght's disease Sunday at Kennebnnk
Me., at the age of 9. He was burled there
Tuesday. Mr. Hill lived In Omaha for aome
fourteen years, leaving here about twelve
years ago. He was senior member of the
furniture firm of Hill and Young. He
leaves a wife and two sons. One son Is
William N. of 4401 Famam street, Omaha,
and the other Is Charles L. of Oakland,
Cal.
William V. sekwepae.
WEBSTER C1TT. la., Nov, i.-(Speclal
Telegram.) William C. Schweppe, a promi
nent young farmer, dropped dead last night
while talking at the telephone. His health
has been good and the death resulted from
a sudden attack of heart disease.
BQYD'S THEATER
tooat amd tohiokt
JAMEj t. powek&V
In the Musical Saoeesa. -
THE BLUE MO OUT
THVIIOAT JTCQHT 02TX.T
Engagement Xatraordlnary '
MME. CALVE "
and he associate -Artists la COST
CXX and OA ACT tW, OAJIKZsT.
Vrloes, Bl, aa, a.M, $it una 4940
OalUrjr akats Vow On Sale
TUnty ot Qeod tats tsf -
Keai Sunday, The Musical Triumph
THB BELLE OF MAYFAIR
AUDITORIUM
GREAT
PURE FOOD SHOW
EXPOSITION
Milking by MaoMjMiT t- .
'iaiata Aalaial Know, ana.
rins Mnsia. -Oood
Things to Sst and Drink
Admission 1 Adults, 80o OnlUrcn, loo
Ost orsea Tickets from your Orocer
or Batoasr and sears .-v
paolal Kates.
Banker Uaea ta Hawaii.
HUROX, e. D.. Nov. 6. (Special.)
Henry J. Morvay, with the Standard Sav
ings bank and the National bank of Huron
since 1(02, has accepted the position of
cashier of a bank tn Walhuku, Isle of
Malu. Hawaii, which Institution Is under
the management of Charles D. Lufkln,
formerly In the banking business In Elk
Point, and a well known South LakoU
financier. He Is now on a business trip 1
to thla country and when he returna wlil I
be accompanied by Mr. Murvay.
vouna
couple will take a short wedding trip snd
De at home aftet December 1 st Platts
mouth. The bride has been a resident of
this city for the last three years and haa
a host of friends, and the groom Is a com
mercial traveler for Swift & Co., Chicago,
with headquarters at Plattsmouth. Mr!
Derr la proprlW of the Watson houae,
Pelter-Nickolaoa.
Nellie M. Niciiolson 01 biair and Leslie
P. Pelter of Denison. Ia . were married
Monday evening at the horns of Rev.
Charles W. Suvldge, pastor of the People's
church. '
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Z.ZOTVSS BY
Miss !toy Brockfns, C:s. B.
or MnrKxs.yoi.is,'
FRIDAY, NOV. 8th, 8 P. M.
AT
BOYD'S THEATER
Brookla assmbes of the
worUUaa BoUaoe Board of inn,....
of the rirat Choree, of CbrUt, Bcleatlst,
la Boston, Mass.
ADMISSION FREE.
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Dally Matinee, t:t. Every Night. 1:11.
rlil afaaoa at Keel.,, the Ok He
Jaaieks, Euu f taacls and
fi ' '""-layis luo, uul Sabers
aa towboy g..w '.. ,8Bg
Prices 10c. :5e 69e.
AuoieoN
Arrow
'A ailf COLtAR
Mads of Clupeco 6hrunk Fabrics
le cacsu S tar ZSe
KRUG TrtcAT-i
I'rices. U-26-io-nc
Tonight i:15 MaUnee WsOnssday
K. B. VATTOIT ,r ,
THE .SLOW POKE
rxoxnitei oaavcz. '
Tharsdayi A
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BUR WOOD
TODAY AT
2:30 AND
8:15 P M.
rrtstoa Xsadaiii
Biting s Co. 1 Armstrong
BoUyj Mastoal Ba-
alaht a iu!
o. A 11 man 1 CHimore k
Castlej Barl o. Kicks;
riotarea.
nssrhei sss ftearalala (ram Colds.
Laxstlve Uromo U ilnlne, tne world-w d I
Cold and Crip remedy, removes cause. Call I
for full name. Look for slg. E. V. Qrovs. 2&c.
Wrilers Peaasylvaala Wlas.
PITTS Bl'RO, Nov. &-"lnal score: West-
H.J. .1 1I.ILISI.IIII
It's For The Family A Clean Moral Hhow.
WITH ITa
MOVING PICTURES
n'l Hurl Your a-. -t
cau,.They.. UON'T IJLI C IIV
Thsy Cm
tyts Jbt
FLICIiER
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Atteaoaats la Unlfon. Cv. -
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