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r, 2 - - . . : rr.7-, THE OMAHA DAILY DEE; Fint)AV. XOVKMIiKit 8, 1U7. ' ,m , fzr ; , -birr 1 EKROPEFlClils" " FOR COLD "T ikJeWiisws"Hitg -VsaraaJ . air- i .(j ;; 1 i S' 4-..- :-i "v , ? ' '.' , V ! - '" '" - v - J Tho Magnitude, Clearness and Splendid Equipment oJ the MP csdtca Uio wonder end admiration of all visitors. lis Storing Capacity oi lQ)iT Cerbed ft Tia Ciwi czccctb tlistTcf any two breweries in Iho world cnd cappliea the necessary eioring facUitica to Iaer beer from 4 to 5 months to insure full maturity. AnbeiiGer-Buscli Brovery " ?a T e v a N MSS, U. 9. A. Omaha. Neb. : t " - r "I ... , " SBSasssjsna sssnsssnsnas i i.9?P" ,5Kt Manager Anheuser-Busch Branch FATAL .FILL FROM TRAIN jBoy Goes Down' as Northwestern En '? ten Missouri Valley. 1 COMPAHltflTS DO" ' BEROIC ACT f Bck i Pnll Hiiu Oflf Track . Before Dea4 ( Eacape Hu(1( r AfprMihluc Frrlght . . ; . 'i'raln. , . MISSOCRI VALLET, la.. Hot. 7.-(Long t Dlaunca Telepbdn.)-John "Wilkinson. 17 yer of ate, died her thla morning is a .1 rtult ot Jnjuriei tustalned irom falling oft t Northwestern cassenger. train No. 11, a i short distance ou( of Missouri Valley last ' .! night. ' k ' ' 1 . j; Wilkinson' and "three otlitr Souths of his Had 'been at Denlson yesterday. They t,dld not Have time ttf bur tickets when they v-declded t-take No. U for home, so they v h to run t catch the trala. They stood in tfto TestlbUlo Instead of taking seats In ij.v.the car.; A short distance- from, this place, Wilkinson stepped down to look ahead and how they were from home. In so . doing he lost his balance and fell off the train.' The train was going at Its regular ratatrf apeed. so the other boys, unable to I , help their friend, remained aboard until ha train pulled lnta Uia depot, when thev I gava the alarm to the, j-ailroad authorities and then started on run back to Wilkin ' son. In the meantime they knew a freight r train would aoon be due Into town, and they were anxious to reach Wilkinson be fore that train did, fearing he might be only daxed. but Jylng on the track. Sure - enough he was alive and was lying so ( that one arm was across a rail. Scarcely '( had they time to remove him from the ''track than the -freight train came Into Mew. " . The boy wgs alive., but that was about , an. He talked Incoherently to his com panions, who found that he. was too badly ' hurt to offer any hope of recovery. Seeing the freight In the distance, one of the boys, who had secured a lantern, tan down the , track and flagged It. It stopped and the In jured boy was placed aboard this train, ;but just as he was, an engine, bringing a passenger coach from Missouri Valley ar rived, and ha was removed from the caboose of th,e freight, to the coach and hastened Iqto, town, where he was given every attention at the hospital, where he - died this morning at about 6 o'clock. Wilkinson's parents 4nd a brother and Ister live here. I DEATH RECORD. ' Mrs. Jeaal ' Thotupsoa. 'r, VALLKT. Neb., Nov. 7.-(Spoclal.)-Mrs, f3esale Thompson, wife of William Thomp son, living about three miles northeast of i Valley, died at her home Monday. A short -funeral servlo was -hold at the home yes terday, after which the family left with ;the body for Geneva, Neb., where she was r" burled. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were among tlie pioneer settlers In this vicinity, having lived on the home farm over thirty years, with the exception of a few years when Mr. Thompson was superintendent of the farm at the Indian school at Genoa. Three daughters and three sons survive. William D. Clarke. DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 7.-William D. Clarke, father otl baseball players, Fred Clarke of Pittsburg, "and Josh Clarke of Toledo, died here this morning, aged 79 years. , MORE RAILS ARE, DEMANDED Prospect of Bis; Orders aad Steel in. dnstry Will Soon Begin ' to Ham. PITTSBURG. Pa.. Nov. 7-Predlcilons are being made hera that the delay of the railroads In placing orders for steel rails will be ended within thirty days, when It It expected that there will be upward of from 2.C00.0O0 to 3.M.009 tons of new orders plsced. Should the vast tonnage, amount ing at least to S5,00O,00O, materialfte, it will place the trade here In Its normal condition and, strengthen every 'othef branch df the steel Industry.' ' ,: - The conferences between the ntilrnnds (IFF FOR JAYIIAWKER CAME Cornluisker Squad in Good Physical Condition for Contest. SOMEWHAT SHORT ON PRACTICE Tkls Will Be the tmmt of the Hard Games for Three Weeks. When Clash with St. Loots Comes. LINCOLN, Nov. 7.-(SpeclaL)-Twenty players, Coaches Cole and Peck, Manager Eager, the team's physician and Dr. T. L. Bolton, faculty representative, left to night over the Missouri Pacific for Kansas City, on their way to . Lawrence te meet the Jayhawkers " Saturday afternoon.) A party of perhaps SCO students will follow tomorrow. The team will stay in Kansas CJty all day Friday, going to Lawrence early the following morning. Despite 'Its almost total 1 lack of practice this-' week, the squad Is In much better shape than had been expected after the permitted by the new rules, all of which are more or less tricky in character, it is Ve",evwJ,fctJ,,t th8 '- Maroon captain will look with favor on any scheme which might possibly result in tipping his hand to the coaches of other colleee teams. REESE RETAINS BIG LEAD (Continued from First Page.) British and Continental Bonrsei Raise the Rate of Discount. ejsasssasssss UNABLE TO STOP THE OUTGO Over Forty Millions Now Enraged for Shipment to In I ted State-. New York Bank Reserve Still Too Low. NEW TORK, Nov. 7.-The contest of th. European money markets to retain their gold resources was Indicated b the aim. ultaneous action today of three ot the i large central banks of Europe and a. call 1 for a meeting tomorrow of the arovernlne i board ef a fourth. The Bank of England 1 advanced Its ratn of discount 6 to 7 per I cent, a rate which has not been reached i o, Aim mni 01 rTsnce advanced its regulsr discount rate from SH per cent to 4 per cent, and fixed the rate for loans on securities at 4H per Cent. The national bank of Belgium advanced Its rate of dis count from per cent to per cent, and Dr. Koch1, the governor of the Imperial Bsnk of Germany, called a meeting of the governing board for tomorrow, which la expected to advance the discount rate of the bank from 6 to 7 per cent. These move ments In Eur.ipe are regarded as an Indica tion of the ability of New Tork to com mand gold and the efforts of the European banks to protect themselves aaalnst thla demand. Even the high discount rates, however. are regarded as Insufficient to prevent the further Importation of gold Into this eoun try. In view of the large credits which are being created by the shipment of wheat nd cotton. The high rate fixed bv th English bank Is not expected to entirely arrest exports from London to New York, but Is counted upon In London 10 equal- 1 ize the distribution of the yellow metal among European money centers, ea ni n offset losses to America by Imports el .cld from other place"!? I The fact that the Bank of Franr-e h.A advanced Its rati, although to onlv t r.,r cent. Is considered a recomltlnn f h. severity of the pressure on the bank's gold resources.. This action Is of soeclal eiin. cance because It Is the consistent polloy of the Bank of France to afford commerce the benefit of a low and uniform .rat. f discount and even to buy gold at a loss unless conditions In th in,,..ti - -' " ..am. ii.inillHl money market make it necessary to protect the reserve. Lace uriain saie MONDJIY, NOV. IITII S15.000 Worth of Lace Curtains , i ; V H perfect and first quality, thrown on sale) at tha'most astonishing prices. Sea Sunday pa pars for further particulars OF COURSE YOU ARE INTERESTED. Orchard & Willielm fliql6I3 South Sixteenth ' To Investors Tba two object In view of -The Con servative Savings and Loan Association, Mii Harney street, la to establish the safest place possible for people to Invest their money, and to loan alt money so invested for the securing of homes. In sixteen years, we havo bandied 112,900.000 without loss to anyone sad have never paid a less rate than per cent per annum. Home--, loans are the safest of all, and If you are . interested In safe security for your money. ' call and see ua, ' '' AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. It s For The FsjiyA Clen Moral BhoW, 1 .1. 11 LI SBMcasSBMSBBaaa earn WITH ITS ,, ,, .,. K , - MOVING PICTURES : E S.fi3rU? DON'T FI-ICKEjte a to IOC 7 to 11 -nil in uwrom. Chun .r mn ... lv ' V FT THB BKIQHTJST WOT W TOWg. ' ' district court; Francis E. Taylor (dem.), superintendent of schools; Benjamin Per son (rep.), coroner; M. II. Huff (rep.), as sessor. Vote on district Judge: Msrtln 898. Ah bott 8S3 (rep.); Holtehbeck (fus.). 625; 1 nomas 524. , , PAWNEE CITT-Pawnee county officers elected are: C. H. Fuller (rep.), sheriff; George W. Potts (dem.). treasurer: F. L. Evans (rep.), county clerk; F. A. Bartoy (rep.), county Judge; J. B. Brooks (rep.), clerk district' coyrt; E.' M. Avery (rep.), superintendent of schools; Ed Howe (rep.), s-irveyor; O. W. Colllas' (rep.), coroner; W. M. Pylo (rep.), ssstssoft '-: - Vote on district jud'gel ipler (rep.), l,50tf PembeTton Trep-. ), 0 1,1. . , McCandiess (fus.), 673. ' . "."w ! : ' GRAND ISIND-i-Hall ! county officers elected are: James Bunker" (dem.), sheriff; Theodore P. Boehm (rep.), treasurer; George Paell (dem.). county clerk; J. H. raumn taem.), corjity Judge; F. C. Lang aA4. mjr - The stock market reflected the pressure ' th k1"" f re,alnln the'- currenoy as for money by conslderablilecunesX rTa". be th it but these declines were aeneralhr n. e th cuton " the currency by bankers, who TXd upon the 'rap'd J""1 00 bird8h,p h" b'" advance in quotation, of Yesterday P.s T?rk'? 'nyone- 61no- th bk "v. hardly Justified by the situation. rThers Is d ,0 Uk' to hold on a strong determination among conservative h"' m,mnt ' tha wo banks interest, that there shall not be a large I? r"P 1 the dePBlt" hv ex- speculation for the rise at the present time, ; fff"1 Jh "'fdrawals. Yesterday the They believe such a movement would not " t 0 P"d oft the Greek laborers only be artificial and likely te lead to dls- W " ben worklnt' the North River appointments, but that It would make calls brnch wltn W.500 received by the station upon the money market which cannot well ont for tht purpose. One-half of be met under present condition. Tk.r. 1 tnl' w" ,n money and the other half In are. no doubt, powerful speculator, who would like to undertake manipulation In the market, but the Influence, arrayed against them are so strong that it will require hardihood on their part to take any 'eourse which I. opposed to conservative banking opinion. , Engagement of Gold. cashier', checks on Omaha banks, CHICAGO SOW HAS PAPER MOWBT Members of Clearing House Aaaoelat. tlon Decide en Its Isane. CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Members of the Chi cago Clearing House association decided n mat,. i . Th. tnm. ,., .-... v .... .. ! - -ry preparations to Issue etoiitanr.r.i..h.:'r: houM chcck mat. and the iteel manufacturer, over the pro- not been In practice at all this week rnH'mL m4nurac'u a. drifted along uf,lnir thelr bruIge8 0 tn da for months longer than had been antlci- the meanwhile, the scrubs have been hav- '" ciLuer Diue. ine agreement: iaia ng UVJ "vo ?een rcacnea provide- for-an th h.ttarin. Tirrt-. . . . ' ' " fnder the old nrr. V , - T" .' "l i-p.,. surveyor; J. Lue Suth , wi.. . m varsuy. 1 ne iismt work AmtpmI enana fren mmn... soundness of by Coach Cole has had the desired ef- (dem ), assessor. ment to WtOS.BOO, an amount which would , Th. ...nin. I. .. permit a loan expansion of -UnZZJTZ o d cidVen impaired. The- situation In regard to the trust companie. Is gradually becoming nor- The . committee of trust company - 1 presidents Is satisfied that their assets are mrrv Hm. l. m . . mAn M.M -i ,r . . . . . . ; l. ;zz r :::ri"r: cou?: Mr amPie to met an of their obligation., and Optional percentage of cropping new rails, ernoon earlier In the .h! E. BaM.i. Z V : ...'1.1.. : !..w . W1" eive tllem th In case pected that the checks will be (Ait within a few days. .0 C AUDITORIUM GEEAX PURE POOD SHOW inn ' !' EXPOSITION smzAs BArura cowtbs MOSIOAT AJTEJtKOoW BAST SHOW rUAT APTSAHOOIT Admlssloai AdpJta, SOo Ohrsa, 16a Bet Tickets rront TooV ntcir aad aTerHoniy. 0roee ' or rail the too demands on them should continue. was cut off to Insure H. A. Edwards . for regaining their old volume of business Independent Company Sold. ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Nov. 7.-The United 1 State. Independent Telephone eomn.nv ha. nana sold the Utah Independent Telephone com- remainder, small and Experts claimed this Is feet, however, all but are under discussion, but will require some The subtreasury today transferred for banks, currency to the amount of $1,1S7,000. a few of the nlavera UPLA NJT" Trv,. . ... n-.i ... .... 1 - .... recommendation that It beln r,r,ioin . ". 'T. taem.; naa time ror aennlte conclusion; be increased to 16 per cent be made. To ! JurleV ' " Zu y "."ZiZZJtTrl offset th, additional cost that this would This afternoon's practice was a little ' Sho'f Z . P,Ubl' ln8tnictlon -"- ' ". t0 h- - en''TaseTarirer'thUdetS. Vr LtL 'l? ..l.hjt nsreea mat tne increased week. th. r.r.,iir. i .itv. m.. . . - croDDin will .rtv.n. .... ..,. .u- I.'" """". -"" was cnosen " v.yera in ineir proper places, ecrlm- L nder the old arrangement rails sold for , mage ended the work. Cole being unwilling - m tun, wiucn once. 11 is said, win ad vance to 131 a ton under the new arrangement. CASUALTY LIST IS Increase In IS amber of Persons KllK-d on Railroads of United States. to let the men forget the program laid out lor them, even at the risk of further In juries on account of the hard field. It Is 'Pnl' . . LAnutn the usual practice tomorrow afternoon In Kansas City. Last Hard Game for Time, Nebraska probably will put up a stirrer fight against the Jayhawkers than would have been the case had the game come I pany, one of Its subsidiary corporations, te n. L. Day &. Co., Investment gold dealer. 1 of New York City. The price paid was $9111,000, which with 150,000 forfeited by El- ' mer R. Jones, representing Salt Lake City j B"l"f: P'- option, some time .go r or rminrv nnmno. jonnson (rep.) was elected. For countv as- sessor Weston (dem.) had U majority over UPLAND-In Franklin county comolet. ' returns on county officer, are now In and , The greai surprise. For county clerk I Rohf.pt.nn t V.J M. . I . ,.u 1 majority over Col- ances clerk of district to on this property, make, the aura realized for the Utah holding $960,000. Cisco; 137,000 to Philadelphia; $100,000 Denver, and 150,000 to New Orleans. England Protects Reserve. LONDON, Nov. ;. Tne dliectors of the! Turn sleepless nights into bright morn Bank of England this morning put up the 1 '" Red Cr0" -I- Cough Drop.. 6c per box. minimum discount rate from 6 to 7 per cent. ' Th. ,.nf.. .1.1 i , i- . . . I ' or Von WLmmim , v.ii mint winun couia nave avertea county clerk . this heavy rate would hava been assur- ,n mftrtt of Texas Wonder you would ritv ov.p r-f.i. ' ,v,. , never suffer from kidney, bladder or rh.n. m . . - . w.w,er iivim icsuuiioiuin uuarLers in JMtw . - .-JfLm'i"-. -C0Unty trasure'' Arnold I York th'it the .ltuatlon there, which it Is (dem.) had ,8 majority over Hill (rep.). For I recognised is due to the exceptional de- t-ouri 1 1 nompson ADVAHCEO VAUDEVILLE i)"yi!l,in'e' Every;NTght: Arabs, VarrsU-aayior Tiio. Vi? i-v"" rrice. lOe, J6c- 60c. I ran 1 rnsnrls ai.iAn ....u.i i lTn , TJ0J ' y OVr WlU (dera )- Forof the great commercial activity in AmerUa. COUntV 1ll(1irs Taaatr A n k a. j a-M ...... . . ' earlier in the aeaann. xt, ,.... ! V.'Z '' : . ' vw""'' "BU " majority ,ui .umciontiy well in hand to warrant the --- with the previous year. Fatnl Reenit ot Fight. LEXINGTON. Ky., Nov. 7 p,tprln, M'el Murphy, the' second vlctTra c " affray betwefn police and election work. here on Tuesday; died In St. Josepf 2 hos! si last nlubt. Murphy fired the shot wl-lch caused the death of youna ' VivSl cttW- bw,B P-'-vlo.v ,hoyb? Ca'phell. ratrolmin Smith will - recover but W. R. Campbell, father of Clyde may not recover. may be able to fight without the fear of weak-JUDGE ening their strength In future games, which I WASHINGTON. D. C, Nov. 7.-Tlie In- 4 Arat ola PnmtnuvA. ammI accldenla nn ih. ,.n,. e tt.,.. mar" tne flnaI ona of the terriflo string st.t.. , , . . n going tnrougn ror over imt "Hnuna nTrivi. show, total casualt e. 81.2:6. or 6.000 p.rX ,Th lT ,ame" Wl" lB" k ITAXATIVE Brm killed and 70.2.6 injured. This show. I an ll- ?Z betW?" ,h" KanSaB and 8t' Ixu, ,0' "natu" W. Grove. Used th. crease of 10.S62 casualties or TO In the mUh" TrouM VT Bbr"ka t0 C'd ,D M d"'- killed and S577 In the .Mured, a. .1 J,.M..t"M . 'nd ,he Cornhusker. will , - . u inm to nsrnr ihnnt th rw. iiiiii-i si s r rt swam a - y..-..v iwuiiiciiv vs. ii u ni r 1 hi iw mi ix wii MbQfVR xork. but it Is hoped that It may attract 1 the metal from abroad In sufficient quantl- xpectatjen that there would be an early cessation of the gold drain on this market. In the absence of such an assurance the I Bank of England utilized the only weapon : at hand to protect its reserves. It Is real j lied, however, that even this high rate may v. yivvciii u1q iiujjmeni 01 goia 10 xvew matlo trouble. 11 bottle, two months' treat. ment. Sold by Sherman McConneU Drug Co. and Owl drug Co. Testimonial, wits tech bottle. ' SJII ssst,i ' Ooys: School Suits ': Tha New StetsDrt Hats are Hera I-f 'I f u Anxious mothers and proud fathers can .outfit their boys in a stylish man ner in-our clothing trnnex devotad exclusivsly to the .boys separate e n trance 1317 Douglas street. Ccr Prices are llodtst anl Attractive S7.50 $6.50 $6.00 $5.03 All Stjles Newest Fabrics 4. Sot Agtnls lop Sampcck" Clottics Writ lor Catalogue) Oil ciTh o v n e id "V. nas caused thun to exercise caution, in earlier contets. Any Injuries that may be suffered in the Kansas game probably will be cured long bafore the team has to face St. Louis, which will be sufficient Justification for a contest, fully as hard fought as was last Saturday's. Manager Eager tonight announced the officials for the fame. Thev will 1-. j Field Judge, Dr. John Outland, of Topeka, j who officiated In tl) Colorado-Ames game; "mpire naipn Mammill, of Chlvago; ref eree, Hoagland, of Chicago; heftd line. man. Cornell, of Lincoln. Hoagland and Hammlll officiated In the Nebraska-Kansas game last year. The players composing the Nebraska 4ua are tapiain Weller, Collins. Ewing, Frum, Harts. Chaloupka. Matters. John I son, Eeltser,' Harvey, Craig, Cooke. Minor, Kroger, Bentley, Patton, Miller Pcrrin, , eUekley and Burnett. Tha team will prob ably line up as follows: Craig or John son, left end; .Matters, left tackle; Ewing, left guard; Collins, center; Frum or Harte, right guard; Chaloupka. right tackle: Har I vey right end; Cooke, puarter: Weller left end; Minor or Craig, right half; Kroger, fullback. President Also Annonnees Ills An. polntmenta tor Siew State of Oklahoma. WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-The president today announced the following appoint ments for the new state of Oklahoma: John H. Cotteral. Judgei John Embry, t'nlted Btates attorney, and John Aber notby. United States murshal for the wes tern aisinci; nalpli E. .Campbell, Judge tie. to restore the equilibrium. The step was doubly necesssry, as the bank must nurse It. supplies Just at present for the autumn country cash requirements a. well as the usual Egyptian demands, and there Is a possibility of demand for gold front Argentina. The announcement of the increase of the Bank of England rate by a full point had a strong effect on the stock exchange here; Catarrh of A Tlie Stomach B U R IA O O D 'gSSB TODAY AT 2:30 AND 8:15 P U, Frertoa .ndall. sTrllu aiUttg Oe. Anaatcvat a SoUn Kosteal . Ka- waUaa. Kalght o. AUaiani Ollmore 4 OasUei rl a.. Kicks; rtotuss. William Gregg. United States attorney, and ?n,olM whlch oponed 8-18 hlher owln unve A. Porter, United States marshal for the. eastern district For Alaska-Slla. H. Reld. Judge of the district court of Alaska. Objectloa to Secret Practice. IOWA CITIT. Nov. 7.-(8peclal.)-The llankeies went through tl. hwt t, . .a practice of the wet-k tonight in prepuia lion . for the coi.lng game nlih Illinois and C atlln exprt-Med himself rairly well sat- i JHIed with tlie condlllon of the team The l.neup will remain the same In the s.-cond .conference s.m nf ),. ........ . , ... , hopes to retrieve the preside ot in the J .pile the fact that the sliowin. of t , two trams so far this season gives J 1 II Mrhols Found Not Gallty. PITTSBl FG. Nov. 7-Forest R. Nichols, rormer secretary of W. H. Andrews, terrl Jorlul delesatrt to congress from New Mex l.o was tound not guilty In the T'nlted Bute, umtj-ict court today cf the c harge of a'c ng and abetting Caehlc Cla-k. who suicided, in wrecking the Enterprise Na tional bank of Allegheny .u. two yeans ago. The case was the last of many srow. the settlement of the railway dispute Im mediately fell half a point. Home rails started one to four point, dearer, but lost most of the advance within a few minutes. American rails had a similar experience. The opening prices ruled around parity, but a drop of a point followed Immediately after the publication of the bank rate, and selling brought quotations at noon down 1 to I points lower than yesterday. It was not until the bank statement was issued that the market fully recovered, so heavy naa Been the drain on the gold reserve. o?,tvUof0th.tr""V"""L."uri' .A .m" Th fl 'howed the week', decrease to Vlcted. Implicated were con- ...... -" r.r ai ine atguioent, follow er, of 1 1, e team here have a lingering hope that Iowa can win. This hop has be.-n In better form thun Wisconsin d.d last week, while Wisconsin played a mu, Ii ast.r game than It did ag nut 111 no', two Mki aso. Phvai.-Miiv n.. . . ; Y. M. C. A. Uete v Malldlna. ."KWPORT. R. I.. NOV. 7-Alfred G. Vanderhllt has offered the Newport Young r.-n s Christian association a new building rr , . V, " memorial to nis fattier, the late OorncHus VanriVrbiH, as a coat of HOO.Cul. The only rord'ilon attached to the Sift WAS that hr. V.nri.rKIW .hn,,l,l K. I lowt-d to select the architect and pass upon the llnifch of the bulldlne and its design. If The offer has been accented. I C3SE better shape than It has been any time this Coach Williams of th. B,,. , coliea. ha. ,iarted a movement looking to the complete abolition of the svaicin of secret practice in the stale of Iowa Wil. hams, .who Is an old Iowa man. h'ellevea thai secret practice hurt, the .upport of the team on account of the fac-i that It does not give th. student, an opporunliy to becon,. acqua.nted wllh the ni.-n who compose, the eleven. It I. not known yet what a-tltude Callin will take on the sub ject. During tlie present season Iowa I as had secret practice all of the time wih ' " i'" W "..ne IllKIlL III e.-tk en..L- ccuuut of the uiauy new XormaUous ( Toasted a Delicate ' Brown Elijah's r.lanna with cream makes a delicious breakfast. Easily the mo.t dHHon favo'ir 'of any nake food know a. Grocers sell at and 1 cents. Made by posturo Cereal Co., Ltd Battle Creek. Mlctc msa,V91mmimi-t ma issisii be i:S,13S,807 the total reserve being 17.964.. 796 against 20.833.602 last week and 13,07. tti at this time last year. There were enquiries In the market this morning for another 1,260,000 In gold for America. uoia amounting to l.zio,OuO was taken into tha Bank of England todav 237,000 was withdrawn for shipment to the nlted States. NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-The sub-treasurv today transferred fbr banks, currency t.. the amount of U.137,000. Of this amount ISW.000 went to San Francisco; I137.COO to Philadelphia; 1100,009 to Denver and loO.OuO to New Orleans. FOLLOWS SCIT , BANK OF PR A !" C'K ; Dlacennt Rate Up to Foor Per Cent aad Less Kate Higher. j PARIS. Nov. 7.-The Bank of France i today raised Its discount rate from 1 to ! 4 per cent. At the same time the Bank of t France advanced the rate on loans from j 4 to 44 per cent. I BERLIN. Nov. 7-Prlce. on the bourse : today became decidedly weaker upon the advance of the Bank of England's discount ' rate. Little Trooole at North Platte. NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. Nov. I-iBpe-vtaJ)-Tbe banks Ltre have been following A Most Dangerous Disease. Which Cause. Bei lous RoculU. Liiless Properly Treated. Catarrh of the stomach is very common and is known as one of the most obstmat. diseases, which, when neglected or Improp erly treated with cheap patent medicines, tonic, drugs, pills, and other secret oua.-k rem.aie., results in a Droaen down con stitution and often consumptive and death. Catarrh of the stomach, like every other disease of. the stomach, except cancer, I. the result of poor digestion. The digestive organs have become weak, there Is a lack of gastric Juice, your food la only half di. ! gested, and a. a re.ult you become affected with loss of appetite, pressure and fullness after eating, heartburn, vomiting, water, brash, tenderness at pit of stomach, slimy tongue,, bad taste In the mouth, constipa tion, pain In limbs and face, sleeplessness, nausea, belching of gas, diarrhoea, sick headaches, dlsxlness, and many other com mon symptoms. If your .tomach cannot digest the food you est, then the stomach needs a rest us that Is the only way you can get rid of your-caiarrn, oui in tne meantime your body needs plenty of nourishment, because you must Uve and In order to live, you ! must eat, ana ii you must eat your food must be properly digested, .nd if your stomach Is too weak to do the work, then you must get a substitute that will do the work. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the only known eubstltuts that will digest your food a. well as any healthy stomach. They contain vegetable and fruit essences, gsep. trc pepsin (gov. test), golden seal and diastase, the very elements necessary to Ulgest foods. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet, are not a secret remedy and for that reason thou sands of physicians all over the United Stales recommend them te their patients for' catarrh of the stomach, dyspepsia of all kinds .nd ether stomach troubles. Ex perlroents and teste have proven that one grain ot the active prlnclpi, contained In these tablets will digest 1.000 ar,ln, 0, food. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are In the fornt of pleaaaat tasting tablets or los enge. and are eold In large fifty.cnt boxe. at all drug stores. Send ua your name and addrea. and will send you a free sample package. The relief you wUl get from this trial package alone will convince you of the merits of Btusrf. Dyspepsia Tablets. Address. F. A. 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