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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-01
REALTY TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record December 80, 1905,
From a. m. to IL noon.

A Lewis Jr by atty to Mrs Julia
FOX ........-,..-.-.. II
John Scott to Maria Smith. .... d
Kauai Electric Co Ltd. ............ N
Joe Joan and VT to F w Hardy. M
K Tomishima TO II A Gerlach.... NJ
Hanaumaka AHA and hsb to Wal
ter II Hayselden TT .............. d
Kauhane Keanu to Walter III
Hayselden tr ............-.... d
Mary H Whitney and hsb to Lee
Todd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Rufus A Lyman and VT to Terri
ritory of Hawaii ............... D
Oahu College by trs to Rufus
LYMAN. P r
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-01
Foreclosure Sales
Tuesd ay, January 2, 1906,
AT u O'CLOCK NOON.

LAND at Kapaloa, Pauoa, Oahu, be-
fng 1 lilo acres.
LAND at Kawela, Molokai. descrlo-
ed in Royal Patent 1920, Kuleana 5Oo2B
and 1876 "a
LAND situate at Kawela. Moloka1,
described in Royal Patent 4431. Kule-
ana 1903.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-01
Monday. Jan is 1906,

LAND situated at Kaikaihe, in Pau
GA described as apanas l and OF X.
P. 5619. L. c. A. 1904, in name of Pu-
owafna; containing an area OF Slo
fathoms and being the same premises
conveyed to Aki Gh) and wife to W.
II. Rice thence to Chas. w Booth
thence to Lui Waiolama.
ALSO
a LIANT 1t Pauoa, Oahu, L. G. A. 1871
e .w@sssss an area of sos fathoms, con-
IS above.
- -
yOT Further particulars ana
maps c.. 1 be had upon application to
WILL z. FISHER.
AUCTIONEER
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-25
Commando

Der Hiidtritt osS... SelbieusmeiiterS
@raien b. Bed pom ieiner Steluns ale
@bef Oss @euerulitubes Der Oiterreidii6'
unsariiden:armre i6eint nsitere aen'
berunseu in ben boben @ommanoOitelleu
imI 9efOlse baben gu iollen. @ie uou
gut infOrmirterlS eite mitsstbeiIt wirb,
itebt Oemnd9it uudLOer Riidtritt oes
@eneral.g rtiqerie' Snipsftors 6eloIeus'
msilters Ritter b. SrOputi6ef, Der
bereits auf cine 47idbrise Dienitieit
juriidbliden fam, bspor. I1er @abr.
i6einIiateit na4.wiro Der @r3berSOs
SeopOlo ISalUatOr, sur 3eit GOmman'
Ount Oeri.25.l Snfunterie.D iuiiiOn in
8isu, 5u isinem gta9fOlssr srnuunt
meroen.
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Sine enelifhe Seslnee betreHs
Der 1Infberbeit beS Gins
plpnsS unnclS.

aus Bern, Sdweij, wirb 9emcloet, bab
bic in britiiden 8ldttern uerbreitete
Nadri9t, Der fiir,lid %erOffnete Sims
plon' Funnel, Der Die S6nsi; nit Sta.
lien Uerbinoet, befinOe ii6 in uniiderem
3uitanbe, wetter ni9ts als cine gu
oeuti6ieinbli6en SesIweden benuste
bOswilise Grfinbuus lit. Die Sdwsi.
ser gunbesresieruns bat es amtli9
Oefinitiu in Gbreoe seitsllt uu6 ;war
nit Der perbliimten Iuoeutuns, bab
iie Der ensliden Seeprsiie our6uus
niht oantbar bafiir lift, oaB benz
StrOm Der suslii6en GOuriiten,
welde iGbrlid I'M 9O6iommer mad
Der S9wei5 tOmmen, elm S9reden
einseiust pirb. 9n Der Grtldruns Der
ReSieruns wirO ierner nit 9rOBrm
9ta6orud betOnt, oaB Der Dur6iti9
oes Eunnels iOuisl Mliibe, SuSenieurs'
tunit unO @elO setOitet, Oub es, wie
bic Ofieutli9e Wieinuu9 in Der SAweij
Sebt, elm Serbreden pdre, bieiem unter'
Hebmen eiuen iiblsn 3tuf aHjubanseu,
Der our4 uihts besriinOet eriheiut.
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Mcbr 9ruppen unS @aHen.

Sn isinem lsttsu 9eridt bat @ene'
ralmaiOr 2sonaro @oob, Der bic BUM
o%estruppen in ben Pbilippineu befeblist,
uuf Die 9tOtbwenoiStsit Der Seritdrtun9
Der @arniionsn in ben einSslnen Stdo'
ten Der Fbilippinen bin9ewieieu. @r
iast, ouB Die 3abl Der pom ibm beieblis'
snSuuOsstruppsn am 80. Stunt &c, 043
W%tunn.wur, bic nidt 9sniisenc lit, nm
OieiS tdOte .lunOE OusiSano beim an9riff
elmer ,fremoeu.:: Mu6t gut gu idiissn.
SOr.:ullem sm%pfisblt"@ sueraI:: SBoOc,
buB ,bie:ein,eluenI @arniiOnen bur6!ar'
ti1erieEueritartt.. .werosu,:: uuO::::bubAoie
SOrrdtbeItun! @uffen. nO...WtunitiOn
beoeuteuO ueruOllitdnOiSt perbsn iollen.
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chan fol- bleibcu.

grdiioent HOOieuelt idsint 81 Der
llebsr;susuns setOmmeu Su isin, .baB
bic Stimmuus i'm Saube i'm allSemeinen
3u @uniten Der 9~eibebaltuns bes 9e'
senwdrtisen Saasamtsietretdrs Sbau
in ieinsm slmts lit. 90 pir6 Serr
Rooiepslt, penn ni9t ulle Gnjei9eu
triissn, isinsu Miuiiter Sbup sriu6en,
nod minbsltens Elm Sabr I'M Cabinet
Su perpeilsn. Sn oieier Gn~Selesenbeit
iol fir ben PrGiiOenten Dor allem
Der 8uni9 leitsnoer SinanSiers BON
@a1 ctr. Susidlas sebeuo 9eWeien
iein, Die i'm unsebli6 brett barum
eriudt babeu, Serru Sbaw I'M @abi'
nett ju bebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-25
selphnter samaritersienft.

g8iaiam 6. SummOno, elm iunser
Wtann, bat pom benz %unldn9it u%eritor'
benen 9. 6. Draper, 80. 1928 Sirarb
glue., gbitabelpbia. $4,000 sesrbt. SOr
Orci 9abrsu, als SummOno 3eitnnSss
uerfduisr uuf einsm 3us Der Rennipl'
uania 8abn mar, srtrantte elm alter
Wtann ernitli9 unO SammOno pflests
ibn, bis sr isinsn 8eitimmunssOrt ers
rei6ts. Der 6remoe lieB ii6 9am'
monb's 9lamen ssben unO iuste ibm,
er piirOs oieien Samariteroienit ni6t
uerseIIen. Draper mar Elm %wOblbuben.
Der Giisniabritant in GOatssuias, pa.
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semofratiS6e Npminaticnen.

COUNTY.
Tifrifi Nnpali-9pitpb S'Britn.
SHsriH-p. .. 9alpiu.
Yrpibpnutar-@iaare N. 8unnsa
S6aBmufu-p. 8. Conner.
@uibislhuibn-9baIlts @raf.
RttprrtI ron Tttes-9Ouis 3. 3immr
Rtsilsr ron @ias-Stnrp Q. eapltr.
Surp G%pmmiTir- u. .. S'Spuls.
Wintn SniptttOr-eIsptlyn ". Crane.
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RtprGtntanttu.
4. 1ifrift-Ri&plas Surft.
2. Dihriff-5imptbp .. Sapts.
3. 9iirift-@ufa aoBpiuftl.
4. IilfIift-D omiuid Dtmpitp.
5 Tiifrift-9dmts 6 W~eNnprsp.
6. Diirift-@iaia &alfT.
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@peben:H nnbiebau.
Sntano.

9ia9 elmer u~Orldufiseu su9abe Oes
@eneral 8 8Oitmeiiters GOrtelDOu iiber
Die @innabmeu uno aus9aben fir ben
Ypitoienit in BEN nit benz 80. SUM
1906 ubseluufeuen 5istuliabr lit Oas
Oefijit, welhes ii4 fir Ous Sabr 1905
srssbsn bate unO s14, 1872, 5S4 betrus.
i'm Sisfaljabr 1906 auf $40. SIG, 996
s%efalleu ODER nm iiber pier MtiliOusu
ober 27.s3 Brojent.
9rOfeior Sumss 8. SreuiteO BON
Der @bicasOer uuiueriitlt bat ieiuen
8eridt iiber feline SOridun9sreiien am
9til befunnt sssebsn. Der uiele interei:
iaute brett Intercollegiate ansaben ent.
bdlt. 90 funo Der @elebrte in siuem
Dem SOnnsnsOtt seueibten ulten Gems
pei gu Sbu Stmbel, Der pom SOnig
Ramies II. erri9tet wOrSen lit, cine
Snidrift, bic cine senuue S6tloeruns
aller @inielbeiten Der SOhjeit oes
SOniss entbdlt. Sn Sieier Sni9rift
entbedte Brof. 8reaiteo unter anos'
rem elm @ort, Sus rS9use" bs,ei9.
net, mas iOnit bis jett nod in feinsr
altsspptiiden Snidrift seiunoen wOr'
ben lit.
Die critic Senouns @lepbanten fir
Die sroBe @lepbuntsnfarm, wel9e s. 9.
abams uno SenOiIeu BON 9tep gori
rabe Yalsntine, Geras, etabliren, tam
baielbit an. Gs iiub bier peiblide unb
elm mduulides Gbier. aubere Senbuu.
gen perben in ben na9iten @o6en
eintrsffen. bis unseidbr bunoert peib.
li6e uno mebrere mdnuli6e Gbisre
uuf Der 3ii6terci iiuS. IS lit wobl
bas critic Experiment nit Der Gle
pbantsn;u6t. ous js in sroBem WtuB'
itabe in Oielem 2anbe ueriu6t mur.
De.
gta9 elmer lan9en uno i6peren
Srantbsit itarb in Stem Dorf i'm Sotel
Wtaieitic i'm alter BON so Sabren Srau
SefieriOn..D uuiS, Die @ittme Ses Eraii.
benteu Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an Der
2un9eusntSiinouns. sic mar am 7.
Mai 1926 in Der 9tdbe pom 9iat6e,,
Wtiii., sebOrsn uno beirutbete Setter.
ion Sauis I'M Sabre 1854. sic bat
uiels intereiiante Seitrase fir 3eituu.
gen uuO Mouatsi6riften gelietert.
Gin ibrem Sterbebett fpeilte Srau g.
aooiiOu 9upes pom 9isparf, q. g.,
Die einSise iiberlebenOe So6ter Der
8eritOrbeneu.
&idter..9Olt bonn Stem gOrter Bun.
oes iI9reis9eri9t perurtbtilte in yiep
Yort bic Central II. 9uOiOu Riuer @iien.
babuseieai9uft, Die i6ulOis bsfunOen
mar, SOmell SO. Ralmer pom Eranss
portatiOns Department Der americau
Susur 0tsfininS So. 8abatte bewiQiat
gu babeu, su elmer @elOitruie BON $1Os,.
600, pabreno ibr Setrisbsteiter 6reoe.
rid 6. ROmerOD, Der in berielben gin.
flase i6ulbis beiunben lpurben mar, ,r
elmer @elcitruie BON $4,000 uerurtbeiGt
tpurOe.
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9tstsIatip.
Stuaipr-Gppare 8. Sltpiit.
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GUusItffiUutIl.
Gpusrtb-5bpmas .. RitVls.
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9onneritas. 25. SftOber 1906.
Tuiipu Npminatipneu.

Staat.
6puvuuVr - 9tpis GmHy, II.
Qisuitnant. 8uuptrn6r -9ut 9. Sldd.
Stfr,tGr her Snnau Qusslsssnbtitsn -
Sim 9rsafp.
aubitpr. O mnal-9ubn 3. @nfn.
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Si1berfOne,
9raftifder Splitter,
225 2acfaip anna Abe.
Q~tneifsr Sfof
3peiter Stod

Gtbltr In Der Ssbfraft, tptnn aud Idiot
fSnntn btbtuts1bt liudnntbmlibfttt SHs
uriabsn, bic sspSbulth In br Gorm tinss
tumpftn 4Spfptbs nfbtintn, fir ptl3t sr
ar,t abe Ntbifamtntt ptri6nibt pbnt
tiutn GrfOls gu .t~jitIsn. 9ribtu ole an
auasfrsnsttr Ssbiraft. 70 fam uuirs
piFsnl@aiIi&t uutnlutuns bic lirla&t tr.
stbsn unb Gin paar unfsrtr gut pa1tnetn
8l6ln pirb bic Stbfraft 70 ifdrftn, eaB
ttin bumpfts 8ppfptb nf&tintn pirb.
Rtbmn cit % ssnau NIT hem ausitbtu
Der @Idln, 70 ID unItr StaS btftmmt
Sbntu ~ stfaIsn. Sd praft glustn tpiftn.
I6aftIi@ fur 9snlsn uub lisfsu 8I6itT, bic
hem @tf&t anpa7tu. Sd baublt in btm
allsrbtftn MattriaI uub s%arantirt mttnt
2rbsit. Die pitl anstjtiettn S. @Clbf&als
Nustnsllltr, bic anetrt fur 81 anbi,ttu,
psrfaufs Id fir SO Gents. Sd babe parIprs
40 bel 20 jug unb ftinsu 10 8ue eacsn.
iilh. glt mfins aunbtu trbalitn bic gtr>
Ttsruns, eae ibntn prompt abespnIttt rtrb
unp lt niGt ron Gag ~ Gag urrtrDfftt pr'
ben. Die srSHr unp bette ausrabl ron
fIinfliGsn mtnf6li6sn 9lussu in Der Stast.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
WILLIAMS TO Be SCRATCHED
Otherwise Reports to Republican Head
quarters Promise Success.
SHELDON AND BROWN ARE IN DEMAND
Normal BOARD Accepts New Library
Building at Peru-Attendance
at Normal school Most
Gratifying.
9from a stan corresponaentl


LINCOLN, Oct. s.--(specisl Chairman
Rose OF the republican state committee,
said at noon today that the campaign Is
progressing nicely and the organization
was being perfected as rapidly as possible.
Many applicat lions are coming in for George
l.. Sheldon and Norris Brown to address
meetings of republicans. but Mr.. Browns
absence in Washington will cut into
number of meetings while Sheldon is GO
ing night and day. Tonight he speaks AT
West Point. The poll books were sent
out rather late this year. but returns are
coming I'm and there are no indications but
what the republican ticket. with the ex-
ception OF williams for railroad commits
-ioner.. will get the usual republican vote.
Information received here is to the eff
feet that Judge Williams will be scratched
by the republicans all over the state, and
80 far as heard from, no tears are being
shed anywhere over this matter. Demo-
Gratis are urging republicans here who
really want. TO elect good men TO Office to
concentrate their votes on George Horst,
the Polk county candidate on the demo-
cratic ticket. Mr.. Horst. they claim, has
splendid record a member of the
legislature many years ago and can be de-
APPENDED upon to be fair to the people OF
the state should be be elected. So far
fas heard from In this section of the state
except through the mouthpiece of the fake
-eformers. not good word has been said
of williams or his candidacy.
The State Normal board met at Peru
yesterday afternoon and accepted the new
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
News of Nebraska.

PLATTSMOUTH-Ice formed on exposed
water in this vicinity Monday night.
BEATRICE-The democrats OF the First
supervisor district met yesterday and nom
mated l.. C. Galley as their candidate for
supervisor.
bkAIhICE-Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Swan
of the United Brethren church were given
a surprise last evening by their friends 10
the number of forty.
BEAI lLII Zine New Home Telephone
company has force OF men engaged in
installing It's new exchange in the Beatrice
NatIonaI Bank block.
BEATRICE-Mrs, Mary Palmer died at
her home in this city sunday night, aged
- years. She is survived by a family of
chiidren-three sons and two daughters.
PLATTSMOUTH-Flor the 6-year-
old daughter Of County Recorder and Mrs
h. Snyder. and Joseph. the 5-year-old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph svoboda, died yes
terday with oiphtheTia.
BEATRlCE-The plant of the Beatrice
Poultry and Cold Storage company Is com
pleted and IL will be ready for business
IN few days. The company will manu-
tacture Ice for its own use and also for To-
cal consumers.
PLATTsMOUTH-Rae Patterson and
Miss Elizabeth Dewey, daughter of MIR. and
riage In the St Luke's Episcopal church
in this city this evening, Cannon H b.
burgess oflciating.
BEATRICE = Mayor Shultz yesterday
signed the ordinance granting Dr. Eaton
OF Cleveland a franchise TO operate a gas
plant in Beatrice The promoters VIII De
gin work on the plant at once and agree
70 furnish gas at the rate of 81 and ais per
1000 feet.
SCHUYLER-hrs. Lambert, wife OF
Fritz Lambert. who died three months
ago, passed away yesterday afternoon at
her home The cause of her death being
old age. She was 81 years old and was
one OF the oldest settlers OF ColfaX county,
living here more than thirty years
NEBRASKA CITY Saturday evening
At the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Kook. four miles south
of this city, occurred the wedding of Mr..
Leslie Burnett of this city and Miss Helen
D kOok. The ceremony was performed by
; DIT. Eli Huber of Gettysburg Pa, an uncle
Of the bride.
I BEATRICE-Articles OF incorporation for
the Cortland Telephone company of Cort-
/ land were filed yesterday At the ONCE OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
FEDERATION OF wOMEN's CLUBS
Good Attendance at Opening session
Mt Kearney

KEARNEY, Neb.. oct. ESPECIAL Tele-
gramD-The twelfth annual convention OF
the Nebraska Federation of Womens
clubs opened here Tuesday afternoon with
100 visiting women in attendance. MISS
Jane Brownlee of Toledo, O.. and Enos
Mills of Estes Park, Colo, both speakers
on the program. were among the early
arrivals. An informal reception OF dele
gates preceded the meeting at the Baptist
church, where the SESSIONS Will be held'
Mrs. II. NJ. Bushnell presided during the
afternoon. Mrs. A o. Thomas, president
of the hostess club, welcomed the visit
ing club women, Mrs II. l.. Keefe OF west
Point responding. Mrs. Keefe's popularity
with the convention and the general desire
in the state that she accept the nomina-
ton for the presidency was attested by
the applause that greeted her as she
stepped to the platform. Hon. h. O..
Holmes welcomed the convention on behalf
of the business men.
Mrs. Glen Batson of Seward, cores
! pondng secretary. reported 1877 clubs in
the state federation, Ave new clubs hav-
| ing come i'm during the year and six
| dropped out through disbanding. An
nouncement was made of the appointment
| of Mrs. II. NJ. Bushnell of Lincoln as chair
\ man of the reciprocity bureau of the
General Federation of Women's clubs and
| Mrs A. A Scott of Lincoln as a member
| Of the outlook committee.
The art session followed, Mrs Mary E
Hart Of PeCu presiding. The evening ses-
sion was given over to civics and forestry
Mrs. Enos Mills being the principal
speaker, giving her widely popular talk or
"Our Friends, the Trees"
The Omaha clubs are well represented
the delegation including Mesdames A.
Somers, F.. H. Cole, F. w Miller, A. L
Sheetz, w. C. Sunderland and Miss Jen
nette Jessup. AS many more Omaha
women will arrive Wednesday.
Although there are FIVE new officers t.
be elected there is little political tall
except OF Mrs II. L. Keefe for the presi
, | dency.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10

library building and inspected the new
arrangements whereby many of the girl
pupils are doing their own housekeeping
and thus learning to become good house,
wives and incidentally cutting down ex-
penses. A large building has been rented
by number of the girls and each suite
has been fitted up for housekeeping.
Three or four of the girls occupy a suite
and do their own cooking. A woman
appointed by the board has general super
vision over the arrangements. Other cot
tages are shortly to be erected and rented
for this purpose and before long II is ex-
pected most of the girls will be cooking
for themselves and learning to keep house.
The increase in the attendance at the
normal school has been gratifying to the
board, the increase this year over last
year being 164. For the past four years
the attendance has been as follows: 1903
4l6; 1904. 420; 1906, i9l; 1906, $50.
The senior class this year is the largest
in the history of the school.
Insurance Fees Heavy.
The insurance department, under the d.
rection and supervision of Auditor Searle
has done a good business during this
period from December l, 1905, to the pres
ent time in the matter of collecting fee,
and in the matter OF wedding out unde
sirable companies. There are now fifty
five companies less doing business in tn,
state than there were in 1899.
For two years or more the suit brought
to test the legality of the reciprocal ia,
law held up considerable money, but a,
soon as the law was held to be constitu
| tioaal, Auditor Searle got busy on col
lecting tour and succeeded in getting al
the monty due this department At thi
| time there are S23 insurance companies do
| ing business in Nebraska against 37s (,
1893 The collection of fees for the pas
| few years follows: 1899. slS.612. 49,: 1905
s47. 500 81; 1901. sSs,294O5; 1892 $45.3a14; 1906
$5e.SJ672; 1904, s77,54s2s; 1895. ssS 1866 80: up il
| September /. 1906 Sl22.OO6.O7.
Federal Court Proceedings.
The federal grand jury got busy thi
morning, with F. ID. Wead. an Omaha rea
estate dealer. foreman. Charles Nos
bitt of Nebraska City will act as clerk.
After the court had disposed of a few
motions today a jury was called for tn
trial of the case of Gage Bros & Co. ct al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10

the county clerk. The capital stock Is
81 240 and the incorporators are DR.. y. f.
Ankles j. F. Dunte, Harry Tweedy, B. j.
Deming, John A. Johnson, William Robe
and Henry Polhast.
NEBRASKA CITY-A residence belong
ing to Sheriff Donovan and occupied by
John Malone two miles west of Dunbar.
burned TO the ground yesterday morning,
entailing a loss of $1,000, partly covered, by
known as the members of the Malone
family were away from home at the time
of the fire.
resident of Gage county, died Sunday at
her home. about ten miles northwest of
Beatrice. She was a native of Kentucky
and had lived on the old homestead, where
she passed away, for the last thirty years.
Three sons-Edwapd, Prather and James
Dolen-survive her, Funeral services were
held Yesterday afternoon from the family
home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10

BURWELL. Neb., Oct. 9.-(SpeciaL)-
As freight train No. 55 came into BurweIl
this evening and just at the crossing
south of townI Jonathan Mattley and his
son. Leland, drove onto the crossing and
were struck by the train. The boy and
team escaped. but the wagon was reduced
10 kndling wood and Jonathan Mattley
was thrown several rods and severely
bruised, but at the present time is rest
ing easily and the indications are that
he will recover. This is the first accident
OF any importance that has occurred in
this place for some time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
AIdrich for Senator

BRAINARD. Neb.. OctAs.-Cspecial Tele-
gram.)-The republican state senatorial
convention of Seward and Butler counties
was held here today. The convention met
at O'Clock and nominated c. II. Aldrich of
David City. Mr.. Aldrich is lawyer. lie
has resided here for many years, is well
acquainted and will make a strong run for
senator
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
Merchandise stock transferred

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb., Oct. 9-(special)
Henry Herold gave a bill of sale of his
stock OF general merchandise in this city
today to his brothers-in-law. The stock
is reported 10 be worth A.OJo and his liza
billties are SCOOP Possession has been
given.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
shaIIenb~rs-r at Alliance

ALLIANCE. Neb., Oct. 9.--JSpecial Tele-
gram.p-A. c. shallenDergeT. nominee. for
governor on the fusion ticket. opened the
campaign here today in an address at the
PheIsn opera house. where he was re-
oeived by full house.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10

In life when woman's great change
may be expected.
Lydia e. Piukham's Vegetable Com
pound was prepared 70 meet the needs
of woman's system at this trying
period of her life. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the female organism and
builds up the weakened nervous system.
For special advice regarding this i'm
portant period women are invited to
write TO Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn. Mass,
and IL will be furnished absolutely free
LOT charge. The present Mrs Pinkham
Fsthe daughter-in-law of Lydia e. Pink
ham, her assistant before her decease,
and for twenty-five years since her
advice has been freely given to sick
women.
Read what Lydia e. Pinkham's Com
pound did for Mrs. Hyland and Mrs.
Hinkle:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
al had been suffering with displacement OF
the organs for years and was passing through
Sthe change Of life. My abdomen was badly
4 swollen; my stomach was sore; / had dizzy
u SPELLS, sick headaches, and was very nervous
lydia e. Pinkham's vegetable Con
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10

Eugene v. Debs will speak at Washing.
ton hall Sunday, Oct. a. at p. m. Ad-
mission, 1Oc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s

"I wrote you for advice and commenced
treatment with Lydia z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound as you directed, and am
happy TO say that all those distressing symp-
toms left me and have passed safely through
the change of life, a well woman. ! am
recommending your medicine 10 all my
friends Mrs. Annie z. g. Hyland, Chester
town. Md.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-10
Mnmnn,s MirsIonnrN societN.

The Women's Home Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church will
hold its annual meeting in Lincoln. be-
ginning tomorrow. The society is national
I In its scope and people from all parts of
the country are expected to be in attend
ance