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The South African ir la etlli rag
lax. It i or: Lag Ear land about one
rciilkm dollars a day. It' is costing
tt Boer bat little isoaey. Tbey feed
tbeaxselres and fight - aarrounded try
f rleads os every aide.' Not o with the
Eritifb- They Lave eceial la the
field fcad on every baad. Sev-
a year may scftea their war' spirit
as it dil with America la 17S3. Rus
sia say tread oa their to- as France
did tbea. "" '
Coal 1 high and will probably go
higher. How to t-eoaomise beat is
worthy of atady.' Radiation and re
tortion are xaeaxis f directing beat
A jffioib polished, br$ht tarface re
flect acariy all tbe beat . and - light
ibrowa cpos Not so :th radia
tiea. A brfsbt, iolisbed surface will
oc radiate balf tbe beat that a dark
sapoliabed axrface wilb A brlgbt bra
ifcad teajol will keep tbe tea hot
twice as lots a a rouca sheet iron
ym So wtta xskba ta a base burner
it 121 mat radiate ball tbe beat that
beet Ires will put la its pce. it
will jtot show e2 s;te aa welL
WRECK ON MONON.
CattiBtlo Trml Break I Two mu4L
Then Comrt Tog-tber.
A wreck occurred on the Monon
track at tbe passenger station at Bed
ford, led., la which thirty persons
were Injured. A combination passen
ger aad stone train, running' between
Bedford and the Perrick Matthews and
Kntkirk Stone company's qnarr.es,
broke In two at the intersection of the
Monon and Southern Indiana roads,
coming together a few miautes later
with a crash. In the wo passenger
coaches were 100 quarry men and offi
cials. Of this number no less than
thirty were bruised and injured by the
collision, some of them seriously, if
not fa tall t.
MISSOURI LYNCHING.
Tlil emr city tax cotsmlsaioaers take
backs aad tax it according to value
tbe same as zaerebaadls la oar stores ?
Tbe Meat f taaia all -salae according
ta waat tbey will ell for Is raging
tbe world ever. "Tbe cctasioa people
are pitted aaisst tb wealthy. Tb
trtct ralirtmd ecspasy aad tbe gas
csrSEpaxy sboald be taxed according to
wbt tbr fraacbis.es aad property
wosld sU for.
Cllrlag eld acJdicrs pensioas is no
ssore tbaa jastice and yet It works ia
Jory to tbe xaaa blaseif. He is quite
likely to carl sp aad degenerate la
body aad raiad. Tbere is aotbiag
like ct?:;--llirg a zaaa to work aad
tblak. Tbere Is x.o ctbr way of
gbUX S eld age, decrepitude aad
c-woad cbil4Iba.2s.
For oaae a rrpebllcra beasurer has
fixed tbiags up la good shape. Aa
apV?xaciiiag eicctioa undoubtedly stlr
H kla Ep. Bat wby did be wait
for tbe gaeral fund to accumulate
s-esttty tboa&aad .before be called for
tbe payment of warraats? Tbe later
et oa tbat aiaoaat is about oae dol
lar a day. Wby did be aot call erery
tre cr tea tbooaaad? Why did be not
tttl .s wbat roaaty boads be tnrestel
tbe scbooi raoaey ia? Aad why doe
be not tell as where tbe rest of tbe
school raozey is? -
Is silrer roitg up or la gold going
dowa? Tbe 3iericaaa say gold is go lag
dowa sd tbree-foartbs of the whole
world bids say tbe same tbiajt.
TVbea f jtrteea cr firteea ouacea of
i!vcr w2 bay aa oaace cf gold wbat
.tbta It looka aa though tbe coming
rcagresa was boaad ta reduce tbe
cuaatity of .legal tender money. Tbey
will caioaMdly Tote to I -sue more ;
gold bonds, tbea redm la gold aad 1
ntire tbe greenbacks aad silrer dol
lars. Tbat win knock out over balf ,
a ballioa f Ifgal teader taoaey. Tbe ;
2ect will be to r-ie tbe rate of later- ;
est aad lower the price of property ;
aad wag cf la"orlag men. Silver .
will of coarse g down, agala for we
will bave bandrls of toaa to aelL It
will ra down ia this couatry bat it
fjU buy just as much property ia
t hree-f oarxbs of tbe world aa it will
cow.
IX tba white pecple of tbe south are
mt raacb above tbe colored people wby
shurild cae f them go to a colored
people" carap meeting? The excuse
ws he wanted to step tbe buying aad
selling bread and meat araoag tbem
alres. It is only a matter of time
wbea tbe eclored people of tbe south
will stand cp for their right ts tb-y
did ia JUytL Tbey are iacreasiag la
e ureters much faster than the whites
aad tbey are learning to shoot. It
U below human to covet baraiegs aad
fbootlaga. Tbe general gOTerameat
ttoiild prott her citixena at bonw
tbe same aa ia foreign laada. Tbe
Idea tbat the preside at taaat not eat
wltb a vorld honored man because his
skla la brown or black .is ridleuioas.
Tb cxt . tblsg we bear some loo-
wotaa will report tbat Booker T
Wasfcirgvon bd iasulteJ her tbea tby
wtU turn oat by hundreds to burn kira.
We bate not torgottea tne time wbea
It wsa - death to be caught la the
faath wits a New York Trihuae la
yoar jsocket.
tfw ir Tr EUMft w
i$m trmm- A&i Urssmur .Camsm r K. f .
IV.b the address oa tbe wrapper of
year paper you will Ladv the date at
wtSca your cabacriptioa exjres., This
is to enable' 0"rr readera to c prompt
with their resewala. -
KMk4 Sfa Mo( Negro From m
Brtdc 5w Fytt.
"Bill Sack&on, a negro, was hanged
on a bridge near Estill station, Novem
ber 5. No definite cause is known.
Two negroes, Davis and Jackson, were
taken from their homes by several
mfcked men. They were not allowed
to speak and were taken to the bridge.
Davis was released and was told to go
home. He says there were three horses
bitched In the woods near his house.
He did not know who the men were,
whether white or black, or what they
wanted with Jackson. There are signs
of a struggle on the bridge and several
blood stains.
NEGRO TEACHER TO HANG
rrf. C. H. prks Wm Ciradoated From
ta fTlrrItr of Chicago-
A peculiar murder case has just been
ended at Opalaka, Ala., in the sentenc
ing of Prof. C. H. Sparks, a negro
teacher, to hang December 20 for the
murder of Jacob Ingersoll, another ne
gro, about six weeks ago. Bparks is a
graduate of the University of Chicago.
About six months ago be became in
fatuated with the wife of Ingersoll.
Tbe couple spent much of their time
together. This led to the killing. The
negroes general! j approve the verdict.
SCRAPS.
London's population is increas!ag at
tbe rate of 29,000 a year.
Bunker Hill is the same of a baker
coameaded by tbe Tri-Citr (111.)
Press.
Tbe Filipinos think "upshecomes" is
the English name for all kinds of
gambling.
Tbe fair Rosamond was aa Eaglisa
bloade, with fair hair aad blue or light
gray eyes.
The first commercial concer produc
ed la this couatry was miaed aad put
oa the market la 1845.
Tbe rattles of British American In
dians are frequently made ia the form
of birds or small animals.
The balalaika, or Russiaa guitar, has
a triangular body, with four strings,
aad is played with a bow.
Macadam, the Scotch engineer, who
Invented a favorite system of road
maklag. began his labors la 1818.
Tbe Apaches have three different
kiads of violins, each having but ona
atrlag aad played with a email bow,
Tbe human windpipe is composed of
sixteen or eighteen cartilagiaous riags,
oaJted by exceedingly flexible liga
ments. The stock of California raisias Is so
large that growers talk of building a
distillery to absorb . the yearly surplus
hereafter.
There are 3,700 public schools now
orgaaixed aad runaiag successfully ia
Cuba, aad the , number Is iacreasiag
every month,
Mllaa will soca have a "Rowtoa
bouse ia wblch 600 persons can get
cleaa beds la well-veatilated rooms for
sevea ceats a night.
Tbe Epaalsh navy is now among
the smallest of the sea powers of the
world. At one time, more than a cen
tury ago, it was among the greatest.
A London newspaper contains the
following advertisement: "Bunioas
relieved aad cured by Blank's toe
spring (patented). Supplied to royal
ty. Yr-. " " V" ;
j A woman advertised la a Buffalo
Suncay paper for a position as govern
ess for -a family of children whose
head will be abseat during the sum
xaar. ladiaaanolls News.
i
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Disproving KxpriBM
What's this, a grocery trust?
Humph, we thought the tendency of
the times ia the grocery business was
"cash" aad "no trust." Spriagfield
TJaioa.
TVeU Qualified.
Diggs That man Morgaa ought - to
make a good yachtmaa.
Biggs Because why?
Diggs He has such marked ability
for raising the wind.
WUlU'i Exptaaatloa.
Willie's grandmother gave him a
penny to Invest ia candy, aad the lit
tle fellow rushed off ia great glee, but
preseatly returned ia tears. "Why,
what's the matter, Willie? asked the
old lady. "Did you lose your ceat?"
"No. graadma," sobbed Willie, "I
dida't lose it; I only swallowed It."
A Mdrn Woadcr.
She's a wonder of the age.
For she Is upon the stage,
And you will agree with us if her
you've-seen;
For she's over forty-six,
But she manages to fix
So she looks to be around about six
teen. Philadelphia Bulletin.
. ' LITTLE CLASSICS.
Carcasses bleed at the sight of the
"murderer. Burton. Y!
But the Jingling of the guinea helps
the hurt that honor feels. Tennyson.
The usual fortune of complaint is to
excite contempt more than pity.
Johnson. ' - :
.The individual who hates mankind
In general is a close student of his
own nature.-r-Chicago, News.
" "As in water, face answereth to face,
so hearts become assimilated by the re
flection of mutual sympathy." Farrar.
I expect to pass through this world
but once more. Any good thing, there
fore, that I can do, or any kindness I
can show to any fellow-being, let me
do it now let me not defer nor neglect
It, for I shall not pass this way
again. Drummond.
New York is full of books and when
the sixty-five Carnegie libraries are
established and "stocked" there will be
free books accessible to all. The first
public library established in New York
was in 1870.
Don't forget that a policy in the Ne
braska Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co. is
perfect protection in case of fire. It is
the best today that there is on the
market. On a policy with them, it
would be no loss oi money to pay
just as much as the same policy costs
In a stock company, but the facts are:
First. It has never during the life
of that company cost to exceed 80 per
cent of the board rat.
Second. It is a Nebraska institu
tion, and should be patronized by all
Nebraska property owners to the full
extent of the iasurance required.
Third. It does buslaess on careful
and economical basis and is operated
by experienced insurance men.
Fourth. It adjusts its losses fairly
and honorably as Is shown by the
fact that in all Its five years business
it has only one law suit in court.
Fifth. It pays Its losses promptly
and with satisfaction to its policy
holders. When you do business with them,
you are dealing with home people
folks you know and they know you.
The following are their officers and
directors men of known standing and
reputation:
E. M. Coffin, president, Lincoln; E.
M. Bartlett, vice president. Omaha;
W. B. Linch, secretary, Lincoln; Dr.
C. E. Coffin, treasurer, Ord; Dr. B. L.
Paine, chairman of executive commit
tee; D. C. Stratton. Pawnee City; Jas.
H. Case beer. Blue Springs; George I..
Loom is, Fremont; R. M. Taggart, Ne
braska City.
COMING TO AN CXDERSTANDINO.
Mr. Frank R. Stockton, the novelist,
was at a southern resort recently and
there met a Baptist clergyman. In the
course of their coaversatioa the min
ister called Mr. Stockton "doctor," at
which the novelist was much annoyed.
"I'm not a doctor," said Mr. Stock
ton. "No?" questioningly. "But doctor,
I'm told the women of the smart set,
or so-called 400, in New York drink a
great deal,"
"I don't know," said Mr, Stockton.
"But I do know that I'm not a doctor.-
"No?" again, questioningly. "But
a doctor, I'm informed that drunken
ness is on the increase among those
ladies.'
"I don't care,' replied the novelist,
'so long as you don't call me 'doctor,
because I'm not one."
"No?" queried the clergyman for a
third time. "But I have been told that
when they can't get liquor they drink
their cologne, doctor."
"Oh," sighed Stockton, "you refer,
of course, to the Colonial Dames."
New York Sun.
Those who wish to secure a copy of
the life of William McKinley, the
moat authentic biographical sketch yet
published, written by Murat Halstead,
should read the exceptional offer made
by The Independent as advertised in
another column. The Independent
one year and Halstead's life of McKin
ley, both for only $1.50. In other
words the elegant memorial volume
bound in silk cloth, heavy board cover
is offered to present subscribers who
renew their subscriptions for another
year for only 50 cents additional. Call
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and Invite him to subscribe. If the
book is not satisfactory In every way
return it and we will return your
money. This is a more liberal offer
than has been made by any publish-,
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Postmaster
.,.
Palmer
of So. Glen Falls, K. Y., des
cribes a condition which thous-
anas oi men
; atid women
find identical
"t with theirs.
Read what he
says, and note
jthc similarity
. of your own
case. Write to
him, enclosing
stamped ad
dressed envel-
ope for reply,
and get a per
sonal corroboration of what is
here giren. He says regarding
Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure:
I suffered agonizing pain in the left
breast and between my shoulders from
heart trouble. My heart would palpi
tat, flutter,-then skip beats, until I
ceald no longer Ua ia bed. Night after
sight I walked the iaarf far ta ha down
wmld have meant urfdea &ath. My
caaditiea saeiaed aksest krele&a when
I bacr&a taking Ir7W' Heart Cure,
but ft Tftetaed iae rraaj the arrt. Later
I took Dr. Miles Rarvine with the
Heart Care and .the eSect - was astea
ishtng. I eameffly imptare similar suf
ferers to give these remedies a trial.
Sold by all Druggists
oa guarantee.
Dr. Mites Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
L, D. Palmer.
STORYETTE5. - Y
Henry L. Clapp, in a; company of
good fellows, once said of a well known
editor who was constantly impressing
people with his own importance: "Yes,
he is a self-made man, aad he worships
his creator." . .
In a recent discussion oa a certain
railroad bill in the New York legisla
ture. Assemblyman Weekes of New
York, happened to say: "Now, sup
pose thers was aa excursion from New
York to Buffalo, and I wanted to go.
Under the existing law, what would I
have to do?" "Get a pass!" interrupt
ed Assemblyman Frlsbie of Schoharie.
The roar of laughter which . followed
showed that the joke had not failed
for lack of appreciation, and that Fria
ble knew bow to travel.
In a little , western towa, the other
day, the ,most popular citizen souadly
whipped a tough character, and to vin
dicate the siajesty of the law, the of
fender was broufcht up for trial. The
jury was out about two minutes.
"Well," said the judge, "what have the
jury to say ?" "May it please the court,"
responded the foreman, "we, the jury,
find that the prisoner is not guilty of
hittin with intent to kill, but simply
to paralyse; and he done it." The ver
dict was received with applause aad
the prisoner received an ovation.
The North Plaits Valley
in northwest Nebraska offers some
wonderfully good opportunities to the
man or woman with a little money to
invest In irrigated lands.
Excellent irrigated land can be bad
now for $12 to $15 an acre, but it is
plain to those watching the develop
ment of the North Platte Valley that
this low price is just about to fade
away.
The farmers of this valley are now
reaping aa abundant harvest. Alfal
fa, corn, wheat aad garden vegetable
yield good profits. There are also
good openings in the live stock busi
ness. .
If you are interested In the North
Platte Valley, write for our booklet
describing it. It is free.
J. FRANCIS.
G. P. A. Burlington Route,
Omaha, Neb.
Rev. John Spurgeon, father of the
famous Charles Spurgeon, recently
celebrated his 91st birthday by laying
the cornerstone of the South Norwood
Baptist church. . England.
" King Edward VII. is said to be econ
omical in dress for a king. He re
fuses to pay more than 90 cents for a
silk handkerchief, and he wears braces
that cost $2.25.
Samnal B. Ham Attorn
KOTICR
C L. TalJmdre,first name nnVaoam,ar!Utake
notic tbat oa tb 9th day of October A. 0. 1901
P. F. Green a Justice of the peace in and far the
city of Lincoln, Lanoaster county. Nebraska
issued an order ot attachment for the snm of
MO.00 In an action pending before him wherein
Kobert L. Kimbro is plaintiff, and C L. Tall
madge defendant, thtt property consisting- of
money, in the hands of the Columbia National
Bank of Lincoln Nebraska has been attached
nnder aaid order. -
Saidaause was cor tinned to the 21st day of
December, 1901 at 1 o'clock, p. m. of said day.
ROBERT L. KIMBRO.
1 Plaintiff.
Dated at Lincoln, Neb., November 1, 1901.
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SAFETY OF EULEES.
COSTLY DEVICES TO INSURE THEIR
PROTECTION.
Tba System la ' Ross la Derelopad Into
Almoet a Selene Emperor WOllaoa
Care rally Gaarded Slight Protection
for England'a Ktnc
One result of the dire calamity
brought about by the fiendish work
of the ' anarchist-assassin, ' Cxolgoss,
is to ' make more uneasy than or
dinarily the beads that wear a
crown. In all European countries
elaborate precautions are taken to
insure the safety of the ruling
moaarchs and some of be systems
in operation have attained such per
fection that they may almost be term
ed a science. Fanatical anarchists,
ever ready to grasp aa opportualty to
wreak harm to those ia power, make it
absolutely necessary for large forces
of armed guards to protect the heads
of governments, but, even with these
precautious, no 'monarch travels with a
feeliag of security.
. Caar Carefully Guarded. Y
Tbe precautions taken to shield the
life of the czar are greater and devised
with more foresight and at much
greater expense to the country than is
the case with any other ruler. In fact,
precautionary measures for the protec
tion of the czar's life have been devel
oped, for 50 years past, into a science.
These measures have, however, not
been nearly so stringent under the
present czar as they were during the
last four years of the reign of his
father,. Alexander III.V and it has been
largely fine to the most recent-cases of
regicide that tbe comparatively mild
system of protection afforded the pres
ent autocrat of Russia has been ren
dered more severe. - "
On special occasions every movement
of the cxar has been predetermined
weeks before, and very minute instruc
tions are then issued to the . higher
police officials, and from these filtered
dowa to the lowest gorodovoi and to
the army of railroad and other offi
cials. Uniformed police to the number
of thousands are then used in such
cities as St. Petersburg, Moscow, etc,
and troops are employed most extea
slvely to line the road.
Quite elaborate preparations are also
in vogue whenever the ciar Issues forth
through the public streets on his regu
lar routine. How large is the number
of those who day by day are forestall
ing the ceaseless machinations and
plots of the nihilists and other dissat
isfied strata of the population is not
ascertainable, but the number is quite
a considerable one.
It is also true that Nicholas II., al
though a very mild-mannered and ap
parently rather diffident man. Is quite
fearless, and that the symptoms of ex
treme nervousness which characterized
his father during the last few years of
his life, owing to a number of hair
breadth escapes from diabolical plots,
are happily absent in his son as yet
But It is quite certain that at least
five distinct and well-laid plans to
murder The; present czar have been
frustrated.
To Prelect tbe Kaiser.
The elaborate system of precautions
under which tbe present ruler of Ger
many lives is of rather recent date.
His grandfather, though repeatedly the
victim of would-be assassins, never al
lowed himself to be talked into any
thing like the amount of precautionary
measures which his grandson, William
IL, has gradually evolved. The only
two cases become public of attempts on
the lite of the Kaiser were those which
happened during the past 12 months at
Bremen and lireslau, and they were of
no serious character.
Ia Breslau it was a crazy old woman
who threw a hatchet in the direction
of his person, but only managed to hit
the hind wheel of his carriage; and at
Bremen it was a confirmed epileptic
who threw a piece of iron at the em
peror, inflicting a flesh wound, which,
while leaving its mark for life, and not
exactly enhancing the beauty of the
imperial face, was by no mean dan
gerous. It is also said by those who know
the emperor well tbat he Is not afraid
of meeting death. But, nevertheless,
tbe emperor has sanctioned, and even
helped to devise, the present compre
hensive art rather elaborate methods
of guarding his person against violence.
Xaw Mrs. Malaproplsms.
A new crop of Mrs. Malapropisms
was gathered by the passengers who
returned to this country not long ago
on the same boat with a certain Chi
cago woman. She lamented leaving
London so soon "because there was aa
elegant sculptor there who wanted to
make a bust of my arms." In refer
ring to the delights of her visit she
spoke enthusiastically about a fancy
dress ' ball which she attended, and to
which "one of my acquaintances went
in the garbage of a monk." One of the
passengers congratulated her on her
daughter's better health. "She is not
nearly as delicate as she was the last
time I saw her," he said. "No," was
the reply. "My daughter is ia much
better health.. You know that natur
ally sh is a very Indelicate girl."
New York Sun. - t
A Donbtfal Compliment.
She (arrayed for the theater) Sorry
to have kept you waiting so long, Mr.
Spoonamore, but it has taken me
longer than usual to get ready. I look
like a fright. In this hat, too. He (de
sirous of saying something complimen
tary) It isn't the er fault . of the
lovely hat, I am sure. Miss Hankinson.
London Tit-Bits.
Dead friendship may be resurrected,
but dead love never.
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Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.
New York, Jan. 3, 1901.
Drs. Taft Bros. Medicine Co. Y
Gentlemen: Your Asthmalene is an
excellent remedy for Asthma and Hay
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. , v- t REV. DR. MORRIS WECHSLER.
Y Avon Springs, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1901.
Dr. Taft Bros. Medicine Co. . . , . .
Gentlemen: I write this testimonial from a sense of duty, having tested the
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Yours respectfully. D' PHELPS M D '
Dr. Taft Bros. Medicine Co. Y Feb. 5, 1901.
Gentlemen: I was troubled with Asthma for 22 years. 1 have tried numer
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Home address, 233 RIvington street. , S. RAPHAEL, -
67 East 129th st. City.
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