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Thought It a Joke.
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tx PORTSMOUTH N. HI JUL " 14.-Inqui.
Eries as to the reported marriage OF Mrs.
Leslie Carter. the actress to William Il
Payne in this city yesterday. revealed
the fact that a marriage license was Is
! sued yesterday to- William L. Payne, 30
years. and Caroline i. Dudley, 33Syears.
by City Clerk w. H. Moran, OF Ports
mouth, and that a man and a woman
were married under those names Ia ter In
the day by the Rev. Henry e. Hovey, an
Episcopal clergyman Of this city. Upon
being asked the usual questions by the
clergyman. both replied that they never
had been married before. M II ts5i
The Rev. Mr. HoYey stated to-day that
he had no rea son to believe that the Swo-
man was Mrs. Carter, and City Clerk
Moran made a similar statement. l55
Mrs. Carter and q party were at a local
hotel yesterday, and Payne was IN the
party. About half an hour before the
time at which the marriage ceremony by
the Rev. Mr.. Hovey was performed
Payne and Mrs. Carter left the hotel
saying in a Joking manner M to their
friends that they had been invited to
visit a battleship.f They returned to tho
hotel later. and during tho day the entire
party left the city for Boston. It was
understood at the local hotel that they
We're, going from Boston to- Winthrop.
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III The genuine comes Ia sealed package
bearing the signature Of Arbuckl IL Bros,
and Il contains one pound full weight.
Any reliable grocer can easily obtain Il
but If yours Is misguided enough to offer
ian initiation or tries to substitute his
owl, loose grocery store coffee, send 70
q Us direct. 5Ssjss
Neither circumsta nor combina.
$tlons shall prevent your having rbuckles'
{ AriosaS coffee if you want It. For your
convenience, Il you cannot obtain It from
Q nearby store, we will send ten full
pounds from Our nearest depot packed
! In q strong wood box, transpo rtation paid
70 your freight station. Price viii be
4 ef. IS. There will BE nothing more to
pay. You can send express Or postal
money order. p rice fluctuates and Is not
guaranteed for any period
s The coffee Will come ii the original
wrappers bearing the signature Of Ar
buckle Bros, which ntit1es you to pres
ents. Ten pound mean ten signatures
to start With I Y Oh don { have to sell
anything to get the presents there IS no
work for you to do the presents are SIM,
ply given free for signatures. If yo,fr.
friends save signatures for you that will
help You8f get choice Of nearly roo
useful sarticles.all Of them illustrated in
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nv ssocia ted Press,)

8g5TE6 by. Associated Press.) ElEE IN
sOsM1TsA, RUSSIA, July "A band
vi, revolutio nists today alta cked the NUM-
!, cipal building here, cut OFF the head Of
| the guard and escaped with the city's
funds. ". 4 ga ", 353 # *,
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\ Peasants Killed

S5All (By Associated Press.) IA
& TuLA,. RUSSIA, July "A detachment
sof gdrag oons to-day attacked q band Of
peasants who had taken ossessio Of
q the estate Of NJ. Evrienoff, and lled two,
wounded q dozen and dispersed tho band.
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CALLED CASHIERS !.
MHTH[|R BEDS.

3 Especial to The Times ! ispatch.)
4 SPENCER, N. CT. july 14-At $3.50
O'clock this morning an unsuccessful q t.
tempt was made ny unknown parties to
entice A. W Hicks cashier OF the
lWachovia Loan and Trust Company at
Spencer from his homc to the hank, pre-
sumably for the purpoae Of forcing the
cashier to open the safes at the dead
hour OF night, .s. III; "A II
A caller at the door. q weakening the
family OF Mr.. Hicks, stated that8n. prom
inent gentleman OF Winston sa lem was
at hotel aed sent for the cashier to
come at once. knowing the gentleman
whose name was given to be In Europe,
MI Hicks told the caller there was some
mistake and demanded his name. The
stranger. who WAS a white man OF good
appearance insiHtcd on getting tho
cashier out OF his home, but finally
fled, and II is believed Joined party
Of robbers on the street.
Onicers are working on The case, which
caused & sensation IN Spencer bnt arc
without q clue. :, #
A similar attempt was made at the
same hour upon J. Is, Dorgett, cashier
OF the Bank OF Brenter.
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to Go 70 Jamestown. {

M The Dixie Aerie OF Eagles has arranged
for an excursion to Jamestown OF, July
ed. The organization expects to carry
3a large crowd. and all will be, given an
opportunity to see the most historical
spot on the American continent.
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Mrs. W. l., Aicocse, Of Rocky Mount,
y. e. ~ Visiting her parents, Is North
iiarrison Gtreet, 5, 84s rs @&5 IN
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MRS. N GARTER Ri HNII L:
VIM. Payne.
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sS5 Continued from First Page.)
tornobie, accompanied only by maid
and a chauffeur. Her destination was res
Island near New Lond on Il w liam r.,
Payne had already left the hotel in
charge OF the ACTRESSES trunks Mrs. Car
ter declined to discuss the report Of her
frLN
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Mrs, H. A. BncIIlnss and daughter.
Mia sailies ta.e returned sf0p Bedford
Cel2, much ifnprpYed In health, IA.
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."second- The appearance OF the photos
graph Of the Bordereau \ led N, Ga stro,
a stockbroker. to recognize ltFa s being
Count Esterhazy. thus fprccipitating rs,
.tcrhazy's trial and the puplica tion \. IA
Zola's famous / accuse' letter. Is
,rhird-The appearance OF thu, photos
graph OF the Bordereau permitted Colonel
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3Picquart (head Of the Intelligence depart
ment) to break his silence and become
the most powerful witness in establish
Ing the Innocence OF Dry us. I. q 81 s
river GIV'E |: BODY D ] [ II.
0 ] G0RD0N.
(Continued from First Page,)

stream and found It exactly at the
point named. n. s a
n Mr. q. c. Wake r, his son, olonel Boy
Kin, Mr.. CASTOR Myers and Mr.. T. 4. 7
ID. Myers were on the. tug and Il at once
took charge Of Il the remains, VIII ch were
placed on board and brough II to Rich
mond. # Ss # 3 III 5i VI
e. Mr. Walker & elephoned to u. T.S Chris
tian, the und er taker. who had 4 his u n-5
eral Carriage n at the wharf ASsl by seven
q clock. SS5sS
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roasting IS presefv 70 you intact ,,hef.
ever, you mat, be ~ and Il Is not to be
compared with crude n and primitive.
meth ods on q small scale It IS best to
grind at home as used, warming dignity
TO develop flavor and make Il grind
easily. 4;
Address otir5 nearest Office, Box Dept. 4,
ARBUCKLES BR OTHERS, VI,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Trial of the $4,000 personal injury dam
age suit of John Burger of Adair, Ia,
against the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway company was begun in the dis
trict court yesterday. Burger claims 70
have been injured while boarding a car
December Il, 1906, at what is known as the
shooting ground station" near the east
end Of the bridge. The car was suddenly
started, It is alleged, as he was steppinC
onto the rear platform, with the result
that he was thrown violently to the
ground.
In the suit Of A. Hospe, administrator Of
the estate of the late Charles d. Thomp-
son OF Omaha, against the Great Western
railroad for damage to a plum orchard
which it was alleged was set on fire by a
spark from a locomotive, the jury yester-
day brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
in the sum of $780, The amount asked in
the suit was $575.
The injunction suit brought by County
Attorney Hess against John Under and
Ted Stevenson for failure to pay the sa-
loon mulct tax was dismissed yesterday,
the defendants having stepped up to the
captains desk and settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

SIDNEY. Ia, Dec. 12.-(SpeciaL) -Sidney
society is agog over the announcement Of
two notable weddings for the holidays.
The first which is set for Christmas day,
is the marriage OF DR.. Frank Albert Gore
of Sidney and Miss Lillian Eaton, only
daughter of former State Senator William
Eaton. and wife. The second marriage is
that of Charles Raymond Barnes of Tabor
and Miss Susanna Thornell of Sidney on
Thursday, December q. The bride-to-be is
the daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. B. Thor
nell. Judge Thornell has been one of the
judges for the Fifteenth judicial district
for the last twenty years and was re-
elected at the last election.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

65 Cents Each
Regular ST. Edition


"The Doctor" by Ralph Conner.
"Conston," by Winston Churchill.
"Jane Cable" by G. B. McCutcheon.
"White Fang" by Jack London.
"The Fighting Chance, by Robert w. Chambers'
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"The Tides of Banegat," by f. Hopkinson Smith
The Awakening of Helen Richie, " by Margaret Deand
'The Lion and the Mouse, by c. Klein and A. HornbloA
"The Call of the Blood" by Robert Hichens
"The Opened Shutters, by Clara Louise Burnham.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
Young Man KILLED.

HAMBURG, Ia, Dec. 12.-CSpecial.)-Ben
Howard, the 2O-year-old son of John How
ard of this city, was accidentally shot
while out hunting and trapping Monday
afternoon. Ben, with his dog, started out
Monday afternoon to hunt on the Nishna-
botna river near the Howe bridge, north
Of this city. No particulars are known, as
the boy was alone. From the position Of
the body the gun was discharged shooting
him under the chin near the throat, blow
ing out his brains, death resulting in
stantly. When the boy did not return the
brothers started to search for him and
found the Hfeless body with the hands
frozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
How Do You ThinkF

Some people think on their feet.
But most people think with their head
How do you think?
know WHAT you think If the shoe
hurts.
No matter how you think nor what you
think, you'n think bigger, better and pleas
anter thoughts II the shoes feel right.
Our shoes feel right because they're built
on right lines.
Shoes wear out readily because they fit
poorly, and when the strain falls in spots
you soon learn where the spots are.
This same unequal distribution of strain
forces the shoe out of shape.
That's why I employ only competent men
to At your feet-no cheap shoe filters at
sARGENT's FAMILY SHOE STORE We
guarantee to Mt your feet and will try to
IT BOTH. HEAD AND FEET. but IL we
can not At both, We take the FEET. or let
the customer go elsewhere.
Remember l guarantee to ut your feet
right
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

NEOLA-R r. Roane. prosperous young
Kilyon, the daughter OF a Nicola farmer,
We're married this afternoon at O'Clock
at the home OF Rev Mr.. Barnes, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of COun-
ell Bluffs.
NEOLA-Mrs. 8. Kinscella of Nicola while
shopping In an Omaha store Tuesday after
noon had the misfortune to have her furs
and a pair Of gloves stolen from al chair
on which she had placed them. She had
placed the articles on a chair beside her
while writing at the table IN the rest room
writing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

These transfers were reported to The Bee
December u, by the Pottawattarnie County
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs:
Elisha II. Leasure and wife TO Chris
Jacobsen, sJk nwh 16-76-39, W d.....,S, ia
Eva r. Baker and husband to Michel
Kempkes, lot 19, in block ii, in Nc
Clelland, Ia, W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Henry Maurer and wife to Peter
Schwensohn, lot Z, in block l, in Great
Western add to Minden, Ia, W d.. zoo
Bertha Kempkes and husband to Eva
r. Baker, lot 16, in block IL, in Nc
Clelland, Ia, W d....................... 20
Bradcn Drake to BOardman j. Hill lot
Z, in block /, in Bryant & Clarks add.
to Council BUNS, Ia, q c d...,..,...
Five transfers total ........ sc 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Just enumerate all the gifts you can think
OF in gold, silver, precious stones or coin
OF the realm, and then consider, If you
please, their relative value as compared
with a piano. piano is not only an in
strument for pleasure and an educator in
the highest and best things for which the
world strives, but It is, in thousands OF in
stances, a means Of support to the recipient
and entire families. A. Hospe Co., Is South
Main street. Council BLUFFS, make the low
est prices, easiest terms
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
PAPERS IN VAULT ARE SAFE
Union Transfer Enabled to Continue in
Business Despite the Fire.
OFFICE FORCE WORKS IN ANOTHERBULDNG
Examination of Papers shows InsuF-
ance Heavier Than supposed
Firm Looking for New Ware
room for Present Use.

Although minus it's stock and building
after the conhagration Of Tuesday evening.
the Union Transfer company was doing
business yesterday in new quarters. The
office force, which was practically all that
was left of the concern, was installed yes
terday morning in a portion Of the Fuller
& Johnson company's building, at the cor
ner of Main street and Seventh avenue.
The large vault in the burned building
was opened shortly before noon yesterday
by cutting a hole through the wall. The
books and papers of the firm were found
to be in surprisingly good condition. Some
OF the loose papers were more or less
scorched on the edges and we're somewhat
damp, but otherwise were intact and were
perfectly legible. The desks and other Of
flee impedimenta, which had been placed in
the vault when the fire was first discovered,
were in good condition, although the seven
typewriting machines on being exposed to
the air at once became covered with rust.
Everything, however, was in such shape
that the office force as soon as it secured
office quarters in the Fuller Johnson
building was able to go to work at once.
The checking up OF the insurance carried
by the Union Transfer company showed the
amount to be S65,JOO instead Of s57,O0O or
SEQ, OOO as was believed to have been the
amount by Manager w. A. Southland Tues
day night.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
BETTER RATES IS THE CRY
Neat Producers Not Satisfied with Either
Freight or Passenger Tariffs
CORN CROP OF IOWA AN IMMENSE ONE
state Agricultural Society Elects
Officers for the Ensuing Year
Awards on Corn in Northern
Iowa Exhibit,


From a STAFF Correspondent
DIES MONIES, Dec. 12-(Special. AT the
meeting OF the Corn Belt Meat Producers
association today strong resolutions were
passed favorng a 2-cent fare law. joint
freight rate and the enactment Of a law
authorizing the attorney general of the
state to prosecute before the Interstate
Commerce commission all Determinations
in rates by Iowa railroads. The slow time
on live stock trains was condemned, and
the position taken that the government
should pay the cost Of inspecting meat
under the inspection law. The resolutions
were the chief work of the association to-
day. A committee was busy in drafting
the resolutions all day and reported late
this afternoon. They praise President
Roosevelt and those with him for the
interstate commerce law and the meat in
spection bill and endorse the organization
OF the Cooperative Live Stock Commission
company, which has offices at Chicago,
st. Louis Sioux City and Omaha, ana
which was organized for the purpose Of
bucking the other commission houses which
had raised their commission rates.
The resolutions then proceed to praise
Secretary Wilson for his work in the De-
partment of Agriculture and for the meat
inspections and condemn the movement to
force the packers or the live stock pro-
ducers to pay the costs Of the inspection.
The congressman Of Iowa are urged to
do everything possible to secure an appro-
priation large enough to enable Secretary
Wilson TO make adequate and thorough in
spections.
state Fair Has Profit.
The report of Secretary John c. Simpson
Of the Department Of Agriculture to the
state agricultural convention today showed
the total receipts of this years fair to be
| N10,92y the largest I'm the history of the
| fair. The disbursements were $40755 and
| the premiums S31, 7O3, leaving the net profits
$3.50. The secretary in his report rec
| ommends some appropriations for the COM
ing year While the fair is made a state
institution, the state has spent only $4,000
on the fair and the report of e. secretary
shows that the profits ten years ago were
but 1854. Since that time the premiums
| paid have more than doubled and the
management of the fair has been such
that the profits have enabled the manage
ment to erect buildings and make vast i'm
, provements in the grounds.
At the agricultural convention today at
the statehouse John r. Sage OF the STATE
crop service reported the yield Of corn for
this year to be 1888 800 bushels, an in
| crease Of 43,3iS,92O bushels over last year.
| This estimate is made on the most careful
investigation of the conditions and acreage
in each county of the state. The total OF
the main crops Of the state, as estimated
| by Director Sage, with the value at the
| current prices, is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

plaintiffs wife while the third is her
brother DR.. Sweet and Miss KILLER were
married>in woodbine In 1889 and he alleges
in his petition that the systematic efforts Of
her parents and brother TO ALLEVIATE his wife
from him were because he declined to ac-
cede TO their desire that he become a mem
Der Of the Latter Day Saints church. to
which they belonged II is stated that the
Kibler family is wealthy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Charging them with alternating his wife
from him. DIT. r. g. Sweet OF Tulsa, Okla,
filed suit for $1,000 damages yesterday in
the United States court In this city against
s. b. and Carrie Killer and Lew KILLER, all
Of Woodbine la The hrst named two de-
PENDANTS are the father and mother Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Did you ever think now much longer
your clothes wear when you have them
cleaned? We can make them look as GOOD
as new ones. We dye everything, any
shade desired. Carpets cleaned, laid and
rehtted Both phones SIG. Council Bluffs
Cleaning Co and Rug Factory, "a N. Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Combination gas and electric chandeliers
and the celebrated welsbach incandescent
gas burners. why not see us before you
buy. We can certainly please you on price
and quality OF goods. Stephan Bros, 40
West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
we,tern Gir1. al smith COLLEGE.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Dec. R-(Spe-
cial Telegram )-Among the students in the
entering class at Smith college, according
to the 1907 register, are Misses katherine
Lee Cradle, Omaha Eugenia Blunt Gin
ton; Anna Finkbine Des Moines, and
Katherine Eleanor jenkins, KeoSuk, The
notable feature OF this years freshman
class is the predominance Of western girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

While the hremen were still working at
the Union Transfer company's warehouse
blaze late Tuesday night, frame cottage
on Avenue ID, between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-hfth streets, was burned. The cot
tage had just been completed with the ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

ception Of painting and was unoccupied.
It was owned by James Guild, an employee
OF the Hafer Lumber company, who Il is
said was to be married within a few weeks
and was preparing the home for his bride.
The loss is said to be partly covered by
insurance. The cause Of the fire is un-
known.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
Town GRINDER Ininred.

AAIES, Ia, Dec. 12-(special Telegram.)-
George Bartholomew Of Des Moines, who
Is employed on the Interurban grade at
Ames. was seriously injured by an explo-
sion OF dynamite last evening He may
lose the sight Of one eye
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

BURLINGTON, Ia, Dec. 12.-(specia
Telegram. 1.-The election contest here de-
velops the fact enough republican votes
we're effectively marked to have elected
Tracy, democratic candidate for congress
in the First Iowa district over Kennedy,
republican, who was declared elected by a
small margin. The court viii decide con-
corning whether TO throw out the votes
tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

MONDAY. DEC. 10 1906, WE OPEN OUR
GREAT TOY DEPARTMENT. LARGEST
EVER SEEN IN co. BLUFFS. EVERY
CHILD VISITING OUR STORE WILL
GET SOUVENIR. ALL THE LATEST
MECHANICAL Toys. PETERSEN &
ScHOENING Co, HARDWARE AND
FURNITURE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

II you are still delinquent, call and set
tie at once, as I am bringing suit against
delinquents. Pay no attention 10 this il
you would rather pay costs. d. J. Whit
aker, collector.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Chaice early Ohio potatoes at 55c de
livered in ive-bushel lots or more. Both
phones 1872. Bridenstine & Smith, 1901 s
9Th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Need any window shades TO keep the
bright sunlight out when the snow comesf
Better see us. We've got the best at prices
too reasonable to mention. stockert Car
pet company. -.... Gee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
sARGENTs FAMILY SHOE STORE.

Hafer, the BLACK cat lumberman," saves
YOU money. That's what yeu are looking
for. c. Hafer Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
NInrrInne Licenaen.

Name and Residence. Age.
Lee n. France. Deadwood, 8. D..........S0
Ella Smith, Emerson. Ia...................S
r, r. ROane, Nicola, Ia......................3
celia Killion, Bentley, Ia...................1s
Joseph Biesendorfer, Council BLUFFS. ...2s
Hannah Barry, Omaha, .................
Philip c. Lawrence, Kiron, Ia............G
Catherine swartz Pine City, Ia,..,......22
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Business is the life Of trade. II you want
to enter the business world you must have
an up-to-date business education. the old
way of doing business does not go any
more enter Western Iowa college and get
good business education and be in the
swim.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Notlee-Xn photos taken before Decem-
Der 2 via be finished before Xmas. Come
any kind OF weather open Sundays.
Schmidt. Photographed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

OUR STORE Is KNOWN AS THE
BUSY SHOE STORE. OUR SHOES AND
PRICES ARE TO BLAME FOR IT.
s. A. PIERCE q CO..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

To Make the neart Grow Ponder.
Our high grade Xmas home made can
dies will do that. II you don't believe It
Make a box a. your wife or somebody else
who may become your wife AZ you hustle
hard enough. 1. Mucci. Phones S64.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Choice pictures for gifts. Alexandcr's Art
Store, S3S B'way.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

SAY. PAT. DID you TRY THAT 500
WHISKY AT THE JARVIS STOREY OH.
BUT IT IS FINE.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

VERY BEST COOKING SHERRY. Low
PRICES FOR ALL. GOODS AT THE
JARVIS STORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

Place your orders at once for frames TO
be made for Xmas gifts. c. B. Alexander
1888 B'way.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

DON'T FORGET THE FREE BOTTLE
OF WINE AT THE JARVIS STORE. 225
MAIN ST. DID YOU GET YOURS?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13

EITHER PHONE 1856 WILL CALL THE
JARVIS STORE. FINE ASSORTMENT
OF LIQUORS.