THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
W, W, BANDERS & BON, Publisher.
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA.
1903
OCTOBER
1903
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
OlIHll VtM'MIIH Hot Air.
Senator Hamm's brothor hns given
$100,000 to tht Western Keservo (O.)
university. TIiIb'wIM mako more votes
tlmn a joint debate.
Good My en 11 iid .Verve to Match.
That railway engineer who bafllcd
tho train robbers by running by the
id lantern thoy flourished certainly
understands a danger signal when he
aces H.
Lucky Duke.
Tho duko of Roxburgho, flanco ol
Miss Goelot, will get millions of dol
lars for his title, and will still retain
tho title. This Is eating his cake and
Jiavlng It, too.
Henri Certain of Klcct Ion.
Cdl. Henri Wnttcrson Is to take tho
stump for his son, who Is, running for
the Now York assembly. Tho voters
will think It Is tho colonel that Is
rnnnlng, and will triumphantly elect
him.
Only 11 lncn(lon of DIkk'ZuU'.
Ore has been found In Colorado con
taining radium, unanlum, vanadium,
liaranlum and polonium. If they dig
a little deeper maybo thoy will find
euphonium and palladium.
Xot Until the lllnw Fill In.
Gen. Young, chief of staff, has es
tablished a press censorship at tho war
department. Not until tho blow falls
will tho country bo permitted to know
whether Gormnny attacked us on tho
right or tho left flank.
Himy l)iy for "Weather Iliircnu.
It snowed in Minnesota, tornadoed in
Wisconsin, "frosted" In Illinois, rained
in Missouri, blow great guns In Kan
bos, sunstruck people In Toxas and
was -Daimy" in UKiahoma, Bimuita
neously on Sunday, October 1. It wa
the weather bureau's busy day.
Huvuil a Siuim: Salary.
Although tho Cramps have boon
forced out of tho great Philadelphia
shipbuilding concern, the senior mom
l)cr of tho' old company, Charles II.
Cramp, will remain with the now com
pany as an adviser to tho president,
receiving a salary of $20,000 a year.
Alivnyn the "noot."
President Butler, of Columbia uni
versity, says the university school of
Journalism can't guarantee to produco
good newspaper men If tho students
Imvo not tho root of tho matter In
them. That's right; It Is "root, hog,
or die" In tho newspaper buslenss.
Nothing goes by favor.
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Wluit AH Mrn, Fish?
It was reported recently that Stuyvo
Bnnt Pish, president of tho Illinois
Central railroad, had with great dir
ilculty succeeded In keeping some
thing relating to Mrs. Fish out of an
eastern paper. Mrs. Fish, however,
ppears Ul be Irrepressible. Sho Is out
with an Interview now In which sho
cays: "It is said that Mrs. Roosevelt
dresses on $300 a year. And sho looks
it" Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish probably
ilnds it difficult to dress on $1100 a
Sveok. 1
EIGHT MUST , HANG.
Highest Punishment Visited Upon
Ladrones in tho Philippines.
OflWliil Ari Tryliic Miiko Troimon Odl
ouh Native l'otlcnnitin Attached by
ttUO llitiiilliuntorii iintl 5iJ of
I.iitter Killed. ,
Manila, Oct. 13. Eight ladrones havo
Just been sentenced hero to bo hanged
and twq to 25 years' Imprisonment by
Judgo ii. Sweeney. These mon wcro
captured in Uulucan and other prov
inces of Luzon adjacent to Manila.
A second body Of ladrones aro In tho
island of Panay, whero thoy havo at
tacked tho town of Ibajay and killed
13 of tho Inhabitants.
Lieut. Velasquez and 30 men of tho
constabulary were attacked recontly
by COO headhuntors of Neuva Vlscaya
and lost two mon, after killing C3 nnd
wounding largo numbers of tho head
huntors. Tho enemy was armed with
rifles and bolos. The constabulary un
der command of Velasquez aro re
ported to be suffering from disease
similar to cholera.
As a result of tho Investigation of
Customs Collector Schuster, Gov. Taft
has mado a requisition upon tho Chi
nese authorities at Shanghai for tho
extradition or W. D. Ballantlne, in
spector of customs, arrested thero for
alleged complicity in tho conspiracy
for tho Issuanco of what aro Biispected
to be fraudulent certificates.
WANTS OUT OF PRISON.
ISvniiKelint t'liiler Arvent tit St. .!
Mepli. Mo., for Adultery IroiuIe
to He C.ooil If UeleiiNetl.
St Joseph, Mo., Oct. 13. Rev. J. V.
Adains, for years a successful ovangol
1st In tho church of tho Latter Day
Saints, was arreted here In tho com
pany of iIrs. Susie Schradcr, of Louis
ville, Ky. Adams .was until recently in
charge of a largo missionary field, with
headquarters in Louisville, and becauso
of his attentions to Mrs. Schradcr
was withdrawn from work thero. Ho
returned to his wife and children at
Stewartsv'llle, Mo., and Joined Mrs.
Subrador in St. .;scph two days ago.
Adams last night kissed his wlfo
through tho Iron bars at the police sta
tion, promising to return homo and
lead a righteous Hfo as soon as he Is
out of his present troubles. Mrs.
Schrador's husband, a horseman, wired
that ho would como from Louisville at
onco and escort his wife homo.
THREW PRIEST INTO RIVER.
At lillbfto, .'jftrtln, n SerlouH Climh Occurred
ISettvuon Hoclullntrt mill ICoiiiuii
Catholic Clurlciil.
Bilbao, Spain, Oct. 13. As a result
of tho collision Sunday between so
cialists and a body of clericals, 7 per
sons were killed and 33 woro wounded,
some of tho latter being .mortally In
jured. Revolvers woro llrcd from tho
Catholic clubs and from the windows
of the church of St. Nicholas. Tho
vicar of that church was arrested on
tho charge of shooting soveral social
ists and a number of priests woro ar
rostcd charged with instigating riots.
During the fighting tho autl-clorlcala
threw a priest Into tho river.
WOULD MAKE THEM WARDS.
Methorilftt Nncro Krtucsitor Think tlm
Government Hlioiild Trent IllnckMiiii
and Indliin Alike.
Chicago, Oct. 13. A memorial to
congress presented several days ago
by Dr. C. L. Parks, of Atlanta, Ga.,
recommending tho education of tho
colored people of tho south by the
United States government, was adopt
ed yesterday by the Rock River con
ference of tho Methodist church in ses
sion at Aurora, 111. Dr. Parka desires
to put tho negro on the same plane
with tho Indian, making him a ward
of tho government. The legal diffi
culties which may arise, ho believes,
can bo surmounted by a carefully
planned campaign and ho sees in tho
consummation of his plan a solution
of the negro problem. A committeo
of seven is named in the memorial
to convey tho resolutions to congress.
PECULIAR AND ECCENTRIC.
Thoiitiirt .Murray, a One-Time Millionaire
of Omaha. Ia Dead In ii Shack
In That City.
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 13. Thomas Mur
ray, until a few years ago rated a mil
lionaire nnd who mado most of his
wealth dealing in second-hand goods,
died in a shack in the southern part
of the city early yesterday. Murray,
who has lived in Omaha for DO years,
was a bachelor and was famous for
his peculiarities and eccentricities.
Ho built tho first six-story brick -building
in tho city, for which he burned
his own brick and was 12 years In its
building. His second store, which
was known as tho "Old Curicfilty
Shop," contained almost everything
known to. junk lore. A great deal of
his fortune was lo3t In real estate. Ho
left but ono known relative, a nephew,
who lives in Colorado.
DEMORALIZED BY CIGARETTES.
The Mayor of HiilHtead Sayn lloys of That
Town Are (Joint: to the Dock
" Throucli Smoking.
Topeka, Kan., Oct. 13. Tho attorney
general received a letter from the
mayor of Hulstead, Kan., yesterday
asking him If there was any state law
under which a city of the third class
cbuld pass a valid ordinance prohibit
ing boys under 18 years old from
smoking cigarettes. He said that a
good portion of tho boys of Halstead
were going to tho dogs via the cigar
ette routo and he wanted to stop their
downward career if he could.
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED.
INDESCRIBABLE BRUTALITY.
IMuiio uml Children' Xervex.
It Is a Berlin physician, who must
1)0 a sufferer from such "practice,"
who has just started a campaign
Against tho widely-spread custom of
giving planoforto lessons, to children.
Ho asserts that this Instrument la
largely responsible for tho alarming
development of norvous aff.ectlons,
which aro steadily Increasing. In his
opinion a girl ought not to bogln tho
study of music boforo tho ago of .10
years, and oven after that ago not
moro than two hours a day ought to bo
dovoted to practice
Woman Who Wan In KUhlnnff IWinnim-o
Arrives In lion f.Iolne and Conllrnm
Storied of Horror.
Dos Jtoluos, fa., Oct. 13. After a
journoy of six weeks, Mrs. Esther
Steinberg and hor three children, who
were hidden in the cellar of a Chris
tian homo throo days during tho
Klslnoff massacre In Russia, havo ar
rived In Dos Moines to join Mr. Stein
berg, who has boon horo for two years.
Sho brought with hor pictures taken
after tho worst of tho massacre and
confirms all of tho stories of horror
which havo been roported; even more.
FARMS FALL INTO RIVER.
PciwiltJeH of (JrcntnchM,
"Uncle .Too" Cannon Is compelled to
take a fine houso and entertain in a
manner befitting his position now that
ho is to bo speaker. Ho would greatly
prefer tho simple, unostentatious life
ho led while ho was a more momber
and his greatest delight Is to sit In tho
lobby of his hotel and swap yarns with
liis ci'onlos. They do say that his hap
piest days aro when ho is back in tho
Danville neighborhood, expounding
politics in some villago grocery and
spitting at the stove.
.Near I'ln t tHiiiouth, eU Croat Anx
iety ! Kelt Over the 12 lie roue h
inentH of the MImhoiivI.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Oct.. 13. Farmers
n tho east side of the Missouri liver
are losing many acres cf valuable land
by reason of the river's current cut
ting tho land away. Tho heaviest loss
so far Is on tho Connor place, where 80
acres hav-j been washed completely
away. Other properties have also been
heavily damaged. Old residents 'fear
tho ontlro section embraced by tho big
bend abovo Hcnton station will bo
swept away. c
Convlet'H Divorced Wife Killed.
Sedalla, Mo., Oct. 13. MI33 Ellon
Broden, tho divorced wlfo of John
llrockaway, who Is serving a term In
tho penitentiary for tho murder of hi
second wlfo, was shot and killed by
John Meyers, a farmer hear Gravols
Mills, Morgan county. Meyers Is lh
jail at Versailles. . 1
A llox Cur Knocked Over by an Knclne on
n Crowd of Switchmen nnd
I'lnguicii.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 13. As a
crowd of switchmen nnd flagmen woro
gathered around a little fire at St. Louis
avenue and Santa Fo street last night
about 7:30 o'clock a Missouri Pacific
cnglno struck a Frisco freight train.
knocked a box car over on Its side and
crushed out tho Hfo of two switchmen
and a flagman and injured two others.
Over l()0 l'lillljinlm: IhIiumIn.
San Francisco, Oct. 13. A. Henry
Savage Landor, tho English artist and
traveler, who has been engaged tho
past nine monthB exploring tho Phil
ippines, has arrived hero from tho
orient." Mr. Landor visited some -100
islands altogether, many of which he
says had never before been visited by
a white man. Mr. Landor states that
success is gradually crowning tho es
tablishment' of American administra
tion in tho islands.
'Sit. '.. V.. ' 'ly8!ftfe'.S tv
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Miss Alice M. Smith, of Minneapolis,,
Minn., tells how woman's monthly suffering
may be quickly and permanently relieved by
Lydia E PinHiam's Vegetable Compound.
"Dbah Mks. Pinkham: I have never before given my endorse
ment for any medicine, but Lydia 13. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has added so much to my life and happiness that I feel like
making an exception in this caso. For two years every month I would,
havo two days of severo pain and could find no relief, but ono day when,
visiting a friend I run across Lydia E. Pinicham's Vegetable Com
pound, sho had used it with tho best results and advised mo to try it
I found that it worked wonders with mo ; I now experienco no pain and.
only had to use a few bottles to bring about this wonderful change. I.
use it occasionally now when I am exceptionally tired or worn out."
Miss Alice M. Sjiitii, 804 Third Ave., South Minneapolis, Minn., Chair
man Executive Committeo Minneapolis Study Club.
Beauty and strength in women vanish early in life becauso or
monthly pain or some menstrual irregularity. Many suffer silcntly
and see their best gifts fade away. Lydia E. Plnkham's Vege
table Compound helps women preserve roundness of form and.
freshness of faeo becauso it makes their entire female organism,
healthy. It carries women safely through the various natural,
crises and is tho safeguard of woman's health.
Tho truth about this great medicine is told in tho letters front,
women published in this paper constantly.
Mrs. C. Kleinschrodt, Morrison, 111., says:
v "Deah Mrs. Pinkiiam: I have suffered ever
since I was thirteen years of age with my menses
inpy were irregular and very pamtul. I.
doctored a great deal but received no benelit..
"A friend advised mo to try Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which L"
did, and after taking a few bottles of it, I found.
great relief.
"Menstruation is now regular and without,
pain. I am enjoying better health than I have
for sometime."
How is it possible for us to malec it plainer
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgetablo Com
pound, will positively help all sick vonicn ?-
All women aro constituted alike, ricnand poor,,
high and low, all suffer from the same organic
troubles. Surely, no ono can wish to remain weak;
and sickly, discouraged with life and without hope for the future, when proof
is so unmistakable that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegctable.Compounu will,
cure monthly suffering all womb and ovarian troubles," and all tho ills-,
peculiar to women.
FORFEIT K wo cannot forthwith produce tho orlclnnl letters and Blfjnatnres ol"
abovo testimonials, which will prove tli'olr absolute conulnoncBS.
Lydia E. 1'lnkham Modlchio Co., Lynn, Maaa.
I'ont Oflloo Kecoiptx for Kuploinbur.
Washington, Oct. 13. The statement
o the post office department giving
tho receipts at GO oC tho largest post
offices In tho country for tho month
of September shows tho total to be
5,009,122, a gain of nearly nine per
cent, over tho receipts for tho sapio
month last year. Tho largest gain
was mado at Omaha, Nob., whero the
receipts wcro $14,057, which is 21 per
cent., moro than tho receipts lor Sop
tembcr, 1002.
WantN Divorce from AkimI IIukIwiihI.
luida-Pcsth, Oct 13. Countess Marie
Zlchy, wife of the Austrian ambassa
dor in Munich, has loft her old hus
band, hor step being Indirectly due, it
is claimed, to President. Roosevelt's
letter against race suicide. The young
and -vivacious ambassadress wants
children, and therefore decided to mar
ry a younger man an athletic artist
who', by iho way, is as poor as Zlchy
is rich.
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$5000
I on tho stomach, foul .mouth, headM-ho, indleeHtion, plmpjei, pains after oattne, llvor troublo, b)
E sallow complexion and dizziness. Whon your bowoU don't wove regularly you aro bIcV. Con- B
1 ntlpiitlon kills moro peoplo than all othor dl8eats tocethjr. You will nevor cot well and atay well Q
I until you put your bowols rleht, Start with CASOARETS today under absolute Guarantee to cure
Tffo nil om' Trtiat Kntprx XclinisKn.
Lincoln, Nob., Oct. ill. Tho Farmers'
Co-Oporatlvo Shipping association,
commonly called the farmers' trust,
1 has legally entered the state of Ne
. bra8lta, the secretary of stato having
; rt-ttlved Its incorporation papers.
"Will Visit tho Torrltorirs.
Chlcago Oct. 13. A special train on
tho Santa Fo left Chicago last night
having on, board a number of United
States senators and congressmen, tho
guestfl of William R. Hearst. Tho
party will visit tho principal cities of
Now Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma
fav the purpose- of getting information
as to the qualiilcutlona of tho terri
tories for statehood. The trip will
occupy about ton dayB.
"Will Develop tho Dan (irnw .Mini.
Sedalla, Mo., Oct. 13. A company
with a capital, of $500,000 has been or
ganized and incorporated to develop
I what ia known as the Dan Grow mir.o
, in tho heart of tho Raymond district.
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Rectum; also 100 paj e illus. treatise on Diseases of Women. Of the thouian Js cured
byonrmlld method, none paid a cent tlllctired we furnish thelrnameson aDDllcatlon.
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