THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
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W. W. HANOKIIS, l'nbtMhflr.
NEMAHA, - - NEBRASKA.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Theory iiimI I'rrtrllcc. i
Mr. Pulitzer has founded a school
of JournnllKtn, but ho will never find
any tiso for lta graduated.
' Ciir mill Hnliji'iit.
The czar of Runnla drawn a Ralary
of $78 a mlniit. Many of his mihjccts
do not get that much money In a llfo
tlmo. Willing (o HIhIc HI Ifriillli.
The proHldoncy of tho Btcel trunt
may bo u ncrvo-Bhattcrlng position,
but Mr. Corey Ih willing to rink hla
health awhllo for $7(5,000 a year.
Mcrllnm; of Ilouvytveljclil.
TJio mooting of Senator Ilanna nnd
ex-l'reflldont Cleveland on tho namo
platform will bo tho greater event
of tho year In tho heavy-weight claaa.
Will Cinv Several TIiIiikm.
A Now York doctor uaya that lock
jaw can bo cured by hitting tho Bitf
fcrer on tho head with u hammer.
TIiIh 1b alHO tho euro for religious horo
sy at Crevo Ccur lako and other mal
adlca. A CIiiiiiim; o (let llilny.
Chief GhlrdlJIkoff, Gen. Tzonchtfr,
Copt. Mnjdjaroff and Col. Clovgyoll
nro directing tho Macedonian revolu
tion. Somo man with a catarrh
icmcdy ought to got buay on thoao
names.
Vole M.U lli UniiiiliiioiiH.
Ab thero still bcoitib to bo nomo un
certainty ahoyt tho meanest kind of
thief, wo nomlnato for tho ehamplon
phlp tho man who atolo $75,000 from
tho fund for superannuated preachers
In Massachusetts.
"When .Mini I.uelc Nerve.
A Now York paper thinks It'o
mighty queer how a bigamist can fool
till his wives when a man who has
only ono can't como within 1,000,000
miles of fooling her. When to man
finds ho can't fool ovon ono, Snaybo
ho hasn't tho ncrvo to try any moro.
The Vliy of It.
An Irrepresslblo conflict exists be
tween Turkey and ilia adjacent coun
tries In Europe. Tho sultan would
havo boon smashed long ago but fo.1
tho fanatical fighting qualities of Mo
liammedan saldiers. It la a pity tho
helplciw part of tho population must
' -suffer horribly while tho extinction of
Turkish power goea on.
A Fence ! Allien I, on jr.
Tho fonco about tho Fort Holknap
Indian reservation, which Is 40 mlleu
long and CO miles wldo, has at last been
finished. It la probably tho longest
fenco In tho world nnd has takon years
In building. Tho plaii Is to protect
tho llockB nnd horda of tho Gro ventres
nnd Aealniholnca fYom intrusion, as
well na to keop thorn from fltraylng.
OcueroiiM Treiitinent of Holiltern.
Tho United Statea government can
not bo accused of any lack of caro for
tho men who served tho " nation In
tlmo of war. Over 27,000 aro now
cared for In soldiers' homes, at a cost
of about $12,000,000 annually. Then
thoro 1b tho pension roll of $1-10,000,-000,
to say nothing of what many
etatcs do for tho old veterans. No
TQther nation over dhl pno-hnjf na
much for Its defenders
The HlKlifM-Niilurlfil .Man.
Friends of Clcorgo C. Boldt, man
ager of tho Waldorf-Astoria hotol
In Now York, say that ho la the
highest salaried man In tho' world. He
receives, according to hla friends,
about $500,000 dollars a year for run
ning tho affairs of n corporation cap
italized at $1,000. Mr. Boldt does
not rccolvo a stated salary, but shares
in tho not lncomo under a profit shar
ing nrrangemont with tho Aators. Ho
hegnn hotel life n3 a waiter. i
I'nyrollN Alfin InereiiHeil.
Right upon tho Intorstato commerce
commlflslon's. report of a $00,000,000
gain In tho not earnings and lncomo,
and an lncroaso of $22,000,000 In the
dividends of tho railways of tho coun
try for 1902, comes an ostlmnto from
tho editor of tho Railway Nows that
tho sum of $100,000,000 roprosenta tho
increaso In (ho pay rolls of thoso com
panies during tho past year. This
moans an lncroaso of nearly $100 per
man.
CtiiiNe of All the Trouble.
A California professor, whoso study
is wator, has within a tow days added
to marina biology sovoral now forms
among tho protozoa and coolontora
ono, tho "porldlnlum" of tho anlmal
culoa, which 1b mild tq.glvo tho charac
teristic huo to tlQ "Red soa, and the
other tho "sapnylna," whose hides
ceneo vlos with tho plunmgo of tho
, jioacock. Llfo Is full of contradictions.
It Is In all probability trying to avoid
these monsters that causes tho feud
px Kentucky.
PEItlSH BY SWORD.
Women and Children of Bulgarian
Villages Massacred by Turks.
HtrnnlM of Krunlieto fitrown with Drnd
find tlm Tornli Completed Work of
Devolution Monnntlr Now n
lleup of Anile.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug. 25. The Turks
aro reported to have massucred all the
women and children In 22 villages of
the districts of Fiorina and Monastlr
and a'fterward to have burned the vil
lages. They aro also ullegcd to have
killed a number of prisoners. The
streets of Kruahevo aro Bald to bo
strewn with dead and tho survivors
aro afraid to bury tho bodies, fearing
to incur the suaplcllon of tho Turka.
Following tho proclamation of tho
revolution throughout tho vilayet of
Adrlanoplo tho insurgents cut all tho
telegraph lines connecting tho city of
Adrlanoplo with the eastern parts of
tho vilayet. There aro unconfirmed
rnniora hero that lighting and massa
cres aro proceeding in tho streets of
Adrlnnoplo.
At Monastlr the churches were de
molished, tho houses sacked and tho
town Is now In a heap of ashes. The
populace fled to the hills, where they
aro In a starving condition. Tho
Dnevnlk also asserts that a general
massacre has taken place in the wholo
vilayet of Monastlr. Nearly all tho
villages have been destroyed. Tho
treacherous murder of 80 Insurgent
prisoners by their guards has mado
an especially bad Impression here.
Tho town of Uunar Hlssar baa been
burned and a part of tho Bulgarian
population wns massacred. Tho rest
of tho Bulgarians fled to tho moun
tains. At Burgas Majura after 18 hours'
fighting tho garrison waa killed by
rcbola, who also dcatroyed the' gar
risons of Sllkllhor and Kalovo. At
Kaleunvo tho insurgents killed 57
Turks, whilo 15 wero killed at Knko
libl, in tho vilayet of Uskub. New
outbreaks are reported from tho vicin
ity of Kresna, whero serious fighting
has occurred.
Italy Wfirnft tlio 1'orte.
Constantinople, Aug. 25. According
to the Turkish udvlcoa, when tho in
surgents captured Voslllko, they killed
tho garrison consisting of 50 soldiers
and about 100 of the inhabitants. Tho
Insurgents aro now threatening Mldla,
GO mllea northweat of Constantinople
and aro reported to bo attacking tho
important town of KIrk-Klllosoh, :$
mllea from Adrlanoplo. Christian,
Greek and Mussulman refugees havo
nrrlvcd at tho mouth of tho bospho-
rua from tho neighborhood of Mldla,
fearing a massacro thoro. They have
been sheltered and fod at Anadoli
Kavak by tho authorities.
Tho Italian ombnssy has notified tho
porto that It holds it responsible for
any injury which may bo done to tho
coubuI of Italy at Monnstlr and do
mauds tho punishment bf those who
insulted tho consul rccontly by calling
him a "glnrour" (Infidel).
A band of Bulgarians attacked the
Turkish town of Urgas, south of Inl
lada, on tho east coast of Turkey, and
havo blown up tho govornmont build
ings with dynamite. It Is reported
that 200 persons wero killed.
WOOD SEES WORK AHEAD.
l-'runli from Horiino. Where lie Ktiulled
Hrlthth Method, He Will Mucin it
C'limpalirti. lit Jolo.
Manila, Aug. 25. Gen. Leonard
Wood has returned lrom a visit to tho
governor of Borneo, whero .ho. has
been for somo tlmo observing tho
methods utloptcd by tho British gov
ernment to pacify and promoto tho
Interests of tho natives and to Improve
tho commercial conditions of tho coun
try. Gen. Wood roports that tho British
government has obtained romarkablo
results In tho uplifting of tho natives
of Borneo and returns to tho Philip
pines with many now ideas which ho
will, with the cognizance and assist
ance of Gov. Taft, put Into oporatlon
in these Islands. Gon. Wood la pre
paring to begin a campaign 'In tho
Jolo archipelago, Into which territory
ho will bo uccompanlcd by an escort
of sufficient strength to permit his on
torlng tho Interior, whero ho oxpocts
to obtain good results in his dealing
with tho natives by applying somo of
tho Ideas ho has evolved as a result
of his observations In Borneo.
Kx-lov. Stanley Make an Kxplanutlou.
South McAlester, I-T., Aug. 25. Tho
Dally Capital prints an Intorvlow with
W. 13. Stanley, momber of tho Daves(
commission, In which tho ox-governor
of iho Sunflower stnto says that In
dians aro being robbed and that thoro
Is no moans of stopping tho prnctlco
of land sharks. Mr. Stanloy explains
his connection with a trust company
and says ho was elected vice president
during his absonco on sick loavo In
Kansas and without, his knowledge.
No One Heard Chlhl'H KtruiriHeH.
Wnmego, Kan., Aug. 25. Tho two-year-old
child of Nelson Taylor, of
Wabaunseo, was drowned In a water
ing trough, having climbed up and he
como over-balanced. Tho family was
closo by but no strugglo of tho lit
tle ono was heard.
THIS BEATS THEM ALL.
Oklnlioinn find Nrhrniikn Men Hiiro Under
taken to J t ti lid it Kiillrmttl from 1'ort
NeMon to llueno Ayrcs.
Guthrie, Ok., Aug. 25. The Pan
American Railroad company, with a
capital stock of $250,000,000, was char
tered hero Monday. The purpose of
tho corporation is to build a line of
railway extending from Port Nelson,
Hudson Bay, British America, In a
southerly direction, crossing the line
of the Canadian Pacific near Winnipeg,
Man., thence through North Dakota,
South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Ok
lahoma and Indian territory to Gal
veston, Tex. From Galveston It will
run through the Isthmus of Panama,
thenco through United States of Co
lombia to Ecuador, th rough tho re
public of Peru to Buenos Ayres, on tho
Atlantic ocean. Also a branch line
beginning In tho republic of Peru, ex
tending in a southeasterly direction
through Brazil to Rio do Janeiro; also
a branch line beginning in tho republic
of Peru and running In a southerly
direction through Chill to Valparaiso,
on the South (Pacific ocean.
HE REFUSED TO EAT.
Senator Huron Antoiilnliril That N'cgroc
Nliould He Allowed to Monopolize the
Dining 1 too m of u Depot.
Atlanta, Ga Aug. 25. United Statea
Senator A. O. Bacon and a party of
Atlanta pcoplo went without breakfast
at Iiimlet, N. C, yesterday, while
Booker T. Washington and a number
of negroes feasted In tho dining room
at the depot. The main dining room
was given over entirely to the negro
delegation, while a smaller table In tho
side reading room was cleared of books
and papers and a few plates laid for
Senator Bacon and friends. Under the
circumstances Senator Bacon and the
Atlanta peoplo refused to eat. Hamlet
is tho regular station whore Seaboard
Air Lino trains .stop for meals. Sen
ator Bacon and friends, who wero en
route to Washington, had ordered their
meal In advance. When tho station
wns reached they went to tho dining
room and were greatly astonished to
find it occupied by Washington and his
frienda.
A SCANDAL IN METHODISM.
Ituv. John I). .Hammond, of the Sim Kmn-
cIhco Hook Concern and Cliluexo MIs-
hIcui College, Nerlounlj Accused.
San Francisco, Aug 25. Seven lead
ing Methodist clergymen of San Fran
cisco havo signed a petition asking
lor an investigation of Rev. John D.
Hammond, for mismanagement of the
Memodist book concern and tho Chi
nese mission college. Hammond Is
charged with wasting $70,000 of book
concern funds, nnd with appropriating
$10,000 per year assigned for tho Chi
ncso college for sovoral years. The
college Is a myth, only ten Chinese
boys being In tho class, and tho ex
penses were less than $100 per month.
QUEEN OF ALL TROTTERS.
Lull Dillon llroke the World'n Itecord on
n Mile Track lit Keadvllle, Mass.,
(loliiC In Two MInuts.
ReadvHlc, Mass., Aug. 25. Lou Dil
lon broko tho world's trotting record
on tho mile track hero Tuesday, going
In 2:00 flat.
Tho previous record was 2:02V1, held
by Cresceus, mndo at Columbus, O.,
last year. Lou Dillon's tlmo by quar
ters Monday was: First Quarter,
0:304; second quarter, Oi'JOVi; third
quarter, 0::t0Vi; last quarter, 0:20.
BOODLE CASES GO OVER.
Senators l'arrls and Smith Clot r. Contin
uance at .lelTcrson City Until the
l''lrt Week In November.
Joffcrson City, Mo., Aug. 25. Tho
two principal legislative boodlo cases,
feet for trial this weok, woro continued
at tho request of tho tlcfenso until tho
first weok In 'November. Senator
Frank Funis succeeded In getting hla
enso continued on tho ground that he
was ill. Senator Charles A. Smith got
his caso continued because he needed
Funis for a witness. j
Several Iluo Heen Dismissed.
Washington, Aug. 25. Secretary
Hitchcock said yesterday that matters
connected with tho investigation of
tho alleged Indian land frauds in the
Indian territory woro progressing
smoothly. Sovoral ofikials In tho ter
ritory, whoso actions havo boon tho
subject of Inquiry, already havo been
dismissed, but Secretary Hitchcock
says ho does not fool disposed to make
public their names.
Disbursements for Pensions.
Washington,' Aug. 25. Actuaries in
tho treasury department havo com
pleted a statement of tho disburse
ments of tho agencies for the fiscal
year. Tho statemont shows tho total
amount of all pensions to ho $13ll,81o,
.'179.78. Tho Topeka, Kan., agency Is
by far tho largest In tho country and
disbursed a total of noarly $18,000,000.
Cochran Comes tint for Volk. v
St. Josoph, Mo., Aug. 25. Congress
man Charles F. Cochran, of this city,
whoso namo was mentioned a short
whilo back as a gubernatorial candi
date, has come out unreservedly for
Joseph W. Folk.
WANTS THEM HOME.
Circuit Attorney Folk Anxious to
Secure Fleeing Boodlers.
lie Will Vliilt President Itooscvclt nnd Urge
a Chance In Kxtrndltlon Treaties That
Will Make Jmposslblo the Har
boring of Criminal.
Washington, Aug. 24. If present
plans do not miscarry President Roose
velt nnd Joseph W. Folk, the young at
torney of St. Louis who has become
Biich a terror to the boodlers and their
abettors in Missouri, will soon havo
an interesting talk on the subject of
negotiating with other nations' extra
dition treaties Hko that recently con
summated with Mexico under, the terms
of which the official bribe-taker and
brlbe-glver who flee from this country
to escape trial can be brought back
homo for prosecution. At present
Mexico is the only country that does
not afford safe refugo for tho grafter
and boodler from tho United States.
Tho man ho la particularly nnxkws
to get Is ex-Councilman Kratz, who is
now engaged In business at Guadala
jara and who Is supposed to know moro
about tho wholesale; boodllng opera
tions of the St. Louis legislators than
any of those who have been convict
ed by Mr. Folk.
It is believed that the president will
welcome Mr. Folk to Oyster Bay in a
mannor that will invest the visit with
Importance to tho forthcoming Session
of congress, because it will give Mr.
Roosevelt nib opportunity to signalize
his intention to urge upon the senate
In a special message the advisability
of extending to all other nations tho
principle embodied in the new extradi
tion treaty with Mexico, which is that
tho boodler and grafter ought not to
find safe refugo in any part of tho
elvlllzed world.
WORK FOR HORACE SPEED.
United States Attorney for Oklahoma Ter
ritory Wilt 1'roHecute Allcced (ilcantlo
Frauds by CoimpIrutorM.
Washington, Aug. 24. Horace Speed,
of Oklahoma, will begin this week tho
prosecution of alleged frauds against
the government by contractors in tho
Kiowa-Comanche country. Instruc
tions from the federal government are
to prosecute vigorously and save no
offenders. It is alleged that con
tractors in nearly all public improve
ments havo practiced outrageous Impo
sitions on the government. In tho
bridges it is alleged that mud has
been used whero lumber should havo
been, and that none of the require
ments have been complied with. In
public buildings miich of the work has
been condemned. As all of these im
provements havo been paid for out of
government funds, the offending con
tractors will, confront a serious propo
sition. ALL TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED.
Mlftrtourl SchoolhoiiHe, Teachers and Pu
pils Will He Placed In IMiicatlonul
Exhibit lit World's Fair.
Joffcrson, City, Mo., Aug. 23. Tho
photograph of every school-teacher
grouped with tho school children of
tho state about overy school building
in Missouri will be a feature of the
state educational exhibit of the world's
fair In St. Louis in 1001. Photographs
of nearly 10,000 school buildings In tho
state, from the most unpretentious to
the state university, will be mado and
mounted In such a manner that tho
10,000 groups may bo seen at St. Louis.
Every child In Missouri' of school age
may havo Ills or her picture on ex
hibition at tho fair unless absent on
"Picture Dey."
MISS BRYAN'S AMBITION.
The Dauuhter of the P-x-Presldentlal Can
didate Wants to Iteeometi Member of
the Hull House Stuff.
Chicago, Aug. 21. Mrs. W. .7. Bryan
and daughter, Miss Ruth Bryan, loft
last night for their home at Lincoln,
Neb., alter having spent several days
in this city. Ono of tho objects of tho
trip was a visit to tho Hull houso set
tlement at Halstead and Polk streets,
nn Institution supported by charities
for tho benefit of tho poorer classes
nnd conducted by Miss Jane Addams,
the noted sociologist. It is tho Inten
tion of Miss Bryan to take up tho set
tlement work, becoming a member of
tho Hull houso staff early In tho fall.
PENNSYLVANIA'S PROUD DAY.
ltiittloHtitp Ximutd for tlio Knystnnn Sluto
l.utnrllL'l, Si'iiiitor Quiij'h DtMiglitcr
Actlnc tib .Sponsor.
Philadelphia, Aug. 23. An occasion
which will bo memorablo In tho history
of this stale transplrctl Saturday when
tho glnnt armored cruiser Pennsyl
vania, named by tho daughter of the
state's senior senator and political
leader was launched at tho yards of
the William Cramp Ship & Engine
Building company. Tho maiden plunge
of tho formldablo nddltlou to tho
United States navy was wltncssV by
ono of tho largest and most dlVln
gulshed assemblages that has ever
gathered at Cramy' shipyards.
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Many women and doctors do
not recognize tho real synrptoms.
of derangement of the fcmalo
organs until too late.
" I had terrible pains along" my
spinal cord for two years and suffered,
dreadfully. I was given different,
medicines,, woro plasters; nono of
these thinp" helped tnc. Reading of
the cures that Tydla E. Pinlchnm's
Vegetable Compound has brought,
about, 1 somehow felt that it was
what I needed and bought a bottle to
take. How glad I am that I did so;
two bottles brought me immense re
lief, and after using thr,cc bottles more
I felt new life and blood surging
through my veins. It seemed as.
though there had been a regular house
cleaning through my system, that alL
the sickness and poison had been taken,
out and now life given mo instead. 1
have advised dozens of my friends to use
Uyclia E. Piulcliam's Vegetable"
Compound. Good health is indis-
cnsablo to complete happiness, and.
jydia E. Pinlchnm's Vegetable'
Compound has secured this to me."-"
Mns. Laura L. BnEiir.it, Crown
Point, Indiana, Secretary Ladies Relief
Corps. S500O forfeit If original of above tetter
proving genuineness cannot be produced.
Every sick woman who docs not
understand her ailment should
writo Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass. Her advice is free and
always helnful.
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