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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
CATCHING COLD.

The philosophy of 6 cold is arrest of the secretions of the skin and mucus membrances. The nervous respiratory explosion, called sneezipg. denotes that the sensitive lining of the nasal cavities is irritated, and that the general fune- tions have been interfered with.
 The causes that underlie a cold are decline of vital force and the impover- ishment of the blood. The scientific medi- cal world knows that when all the forces and functions of the body are at par, a cold, under ordinary circumstances, is almost impossible.
 The remedy which will keep the vital force at par. and thus enable the system to ward off colds. lG grippe, and other dis eases. is Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. 1t repIenishes the supply of iron, which is the fighting element of the blood.
 Read what prominent citizens of Natchez, Miss, say {:
 'Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is all right. l use it in my home"
 Andrew I. Smith.
 The Franklin Street Grocer. "I have been acquainted with Dr. liar ter's medicines since the Civil War; in fact. I have raised a family on them" 0. NJ. Smith. Maker of Jug Cisterns. %Tbe Harter's Medicines are all good.
 Hon. James DickerSoD,
 Il. 5. Claim Atty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
STUDENTS IN REBELLION.
Rotten Eggs Compel Resignation of
 Commandant.

Lexington. Ky. April 9.-lnsnbordina- ton at the Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical College here came to a cli- max last night when in the dormitory Comma ndant Robert A. Mckee was knocked down. deluged in water and egged by d division of cadets After the evening inspection he was leaving the dormitory when a bucket of water was thrown over him from a second story window. He re-entered the building and ordered the division to fall in. Ths order was obeyed but suddenly the lights went out and he was knocked down. pounded with bad eggs. and had water poured over him.
 This morning he resigned and in chapel President J. K. Patterson ;Alnounced that he would take charge of the military de partment for the present Commandant Mckee was a Captain in the Spanish- American war and was appointed to this office last September.
 X reporter who visited the college to- day to investigate the matter was egged. rocked and finally marched from the grounds by a crowd of 200 studenty, Their reason for thus treating him Gas the objection to the matter being made pub lie. The faculty is investigating the two incideOts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10

The bonds are made as tight as the big muscular vaqueros can draw them, The fragments sink into the nesh and even cut so that the blood runs out. The arms and legs become blue and then black under the binding, but no such as sign escapes the lips of the actor He repeats
 in a mixed dialot of Spanish and Indian the words uttefed by Ch,ist at the true Calvary, and bids his brothers spare him not.
 When all is ready a dozen men erect the cross. The women weep and the chil- drcn look on dumbfounded. Some. Of the n.cn mock and ieer the man on the cross: others throw clods of sunhaked earth at Linn. and still others, feeling that they must have some part in the physical agony of the afternoon, cal, upon Inc mi. .titude to lasl, and beat them.
 In several localities ill Colorado and New Mexico it was once the practice to literally nah the hands of the acting Christ to the tirnbars of the cross. but the Catholic priest of this generation put a st,p tu that There ia TO douDt that pro- pie lave died from the tortureS Of the Passion Play. Only two years ago me gov Nernment Indian agent in thc san isita Mountains reported several deaths ahQls the Penitentes. because of poisoninS by inc cactus thorns and the llsnmg the mn had endured. The Penitcntos OeiieV" that no death is so desirable as that C3us- cd by participation in the actihS or tnF travail of the Lord.
 Aftci' the first half hour of noise and fagcllation about the cross at Fl Cal yario the excitement dies away The cfh- cl.ied man. whose arms and legs arc now black under the bonds. must bc suffering indt scribahlc pain. but he only cScla'ms occasionally in Spanish, "Pcacc,. peace DNlcc." while the Penitcntcs who have had no part in the punishment, prosera'e Themselves silently about the cross.
 As the sun slowly descend" behind tnc mountain peaks the pipern rises to ms feet. lnd, blowing long harsh air upon his flute. leads q procession or the people hack to the village. Some of the leading Pcnitcntes remain behind and lower the man from the cross.
 Then, following the narrati}e or thc srcncs on Calvary. his body Is wrapped ainlIt with a mass Of white fabric. and is carried to d duGout cave in the hiii- side near at hand. In the cave the bleed- inc and tortured body of tn" chlc1 actor is nursed to strength If inc man ls oi great endurance and rugged physical strength he will probably 5c rcadN |" go home to his family in the evening. conscious of having made ample atone ment for long years of sin. and haVins earned d reputation that many men lh Taos have coveted. - ,..,
 Until a score of years ago women loi1eH in the balancing of the PenHcntes ac- counts with Heaven by self-imp"sed pod ily suffering No longer ago thah Whch General Wallace was Governor or the Territory hundreds of women seourged themselves until the backs ana shouiu'rs were raw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
MRS JENNIE Y, O.noNNFLL

MRS. JENNIE F., O'HONNE ELL,
 President of Oakland Woman's Riding Club. the wonderful curative vaIue of Lydia F.. Pinkham'S Vegetable Com pound. For eight years I'hGd female trouble, falling of the womb and other complications. During that time l was more or less of an invalid and not much good for anything, until one day l found book in my hall telling of the cure> yo1 coald perform. l hecaIae interested: bought a bottle of Lydia E. PiLkhnrl'S Vegetable Com pound and YVES helped: continued lts use and in seven months was cured, and since that time l have had perfect health. Th;.a,:s. dear Mrs. PinShan again, for lhe health l now enjoy. = Mps. JENN.-. O'DONNELL. 21s Fast jlst St,. Ctica.-s. III. -- S5ooo fO'feit ' Ss0oS tsstimoriai is H9t gcruI1e.
 Women suffering from any form of female ills can he cured by Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegeta- bic Compt und. That's sure.
 Mrs. Pi. '.ham advises sick w0< men free. Address, Lynn. Mass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
RIOT IN REICHSRATH.
Czechs and German Radicals Engage
 in A Scrap.

Vienna. April 9--'rhc vote on the edu- eational bill in the lower house of the Reichsrath today precipitated a riot be- tween the Czechs and German Radicals. There was a noisy demonstration. lasting half an hour, resulting in the sitting be- ing suspended
 When the President of the Reichsrath tried tn calm the House the pan-German Deputies stormcd his platform. Deputy Lindper brandished a stick at the Presi- to the ceiling The President narrowly es- csped being struck by the bell as it fell
 Other Deputies flung paper pellits in the Presidents face and otherwise abus- ed him. The Ministers were holding a council in another room. however. and were therefore absent from the chamber when the disorders occurred. The rules of procedure of the lower house do not irpon the President of that body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10

is an abundance of simple food for the little ones. and plenty of rich, sweel milk. Patent babyfoods can be onta,hf;u d <, at a moments notice. and prepared III the kitchen. ,,ro. vided with nurses in charge: and Tor . triiling amount the babies may De Le,. ,ia there in comfort and happiness whl.e mamma takes an hour or two or ntoa netu od rest Raby carriages may be rentco for small sum. Other conveniences witl suggest themselves. ,o.. q .
 T6e charges should be as moderate as s possible. for this hotel is not lntehSr1 Ss't to appra;l p;ds to ,.,p,, psop,o plnodcratc incomes.
 The field k certainly new. VIII yo" he tho one to enter It?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
DROVE NAIL IN HEAD.
Mrs Peoples Adopts Novel Way Of
 Slaying Her Husband.

Wellington. Kas.. April S.-In Grant County. Ok. just across the line from here. Mrs Peeples. Bohemian. is re- 41orted to have Killed her husband hy drtv- ing q nail Into his head.
 Peoples. who was a farmer. went home drunk beat his wife and after ordering her to get supper. went to sleep with his head leaning against pine partition. When supper was ready the woman tried to awaken him but failed. Fearing that he would beat her again when he awoke for not calling him, lshe drove d Nail through from the other side ot the par tiIion into the mans head. killing him.
 Alrs. Peoples made no attempt to eseap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
OHIO REDIsTRIcTED
Lentz is Robbed to Fay Senerai
 Grosvenor.

c,,nnn,s O.. April 9--Thc House pass .t .ta a.,nnressional rea'siricting bill 70, Gav Ge 'st after ainending it by taking Fairfield Sennty. @ % which has q normal pemocrasrtSe r.,rsr, C C plurality of about i,J00. from tho ,o,.h Iwen,i" nis,rict and adding it to the Eleventh, fe'','nrai 1:rosvanor's district. This leaves .F'rankiin I County. which is nominaily Re p,,blican bv a small mGjorlty, 70 Gons,l- SUI tutn tho TweIgth District. One oi tiie ar gumcnts used by the Rep'fellcanS, III daso ss,. V, ,he ',.e return to CoE-sress of John J. Lentz. who was defeated Tor reelection ny d,, E,m- melt Tornpkins two years ago ey etsn.ecii cato. No other districts are chahGtu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
No Chicagoans in It.

Chicago. April 92The promoters gave the Chicago field a wide berth in tneir sale hardware firms today said no Chi cago dealers had joined and it was not believed any would.
 eve will not be in this trust, said +. and | am sure no Chicago firm Is in it." .. |. what I have read in the papers, said Charles Fl. Conover. oI .iibnard sarl- iott and Conpany. We have no inten- tion of going into such Q scheme.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
10 Relieve choctaws' Distress.

Ar.lmore. I. T.. April 9;-Secretary Hitchcock has directed that S29o0o of the proceeds derived from the sale of iowa site property in the Chcctaw nation ee made in.mediatcly available to be used fin relieving distress now pTevailine among Cbociaw indians. Inc monsy will he dis fributed hy Governor pnkes and Agent phocnfcit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
cooksev Refused to Be Taken.

Louisa. Ky. April s.-At FsllsburS. In ,bis county today Ralph Marcum, Mar shal of Fallsburg was shot and instantly killed hy George Cooksey. whom he was trying to arrest for some minor offense' After Cooksey had shot Mareum he was wounded by man named Webb. but II ia moi known how serious his wounds arc. Cooksey recently returned from the Philippines
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Pursuing the Padilla.

Panama. April 9-The revolutionary cunboat Padilnc was seen this afternoon 9ff Taboga Island. twenty miles from Panama. Gov vernment gunboats have left herc to pursue her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Casev. Ill.. Destroyed by Tire.

Tcrre Hautc. Ind. April 9.--The prin- cfrai portion of tho business district of Casey H.. was destroyed by ire last night and the loss will exceed .so9,eV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Cotton Belt Directors Meet.

Tyler. Tex. April 9.--At a special meet tua of tho St Louis Southwestern Got ton BelO directors held here today 1t was decided as q matter of economy 10 re- Tcxarkana. The shops will be retained at Tyier It was also decided to extend the road frop T4ufkin to Orange via Beaumont. a distance of 100 miles
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
DIR. TALMAaE VERY SICK.
His Case Aggravated by Congestion
 of the Brain.

Washington April .9.-The prevailing svnntoms in pr. TafmaGe's case have been aggravated by congestion of tnc todav detcrmined TOW exists. The patient has been most of the day unconscious and his present condition is very grave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10

this evening. Besides his immediate pur- I.on t.,,alovss visit to Vienna has the fur- ther M object of aIlaying the irritation which esi resulted rom his failure to ylsit VI enna when he was appointed tmpefiai ChancelJor. It is said that Count Fon J3uelow will seek the consent of Austria to give Italy economical advantages With ont which shc would be reluctanti to re- naw inc fripie alliance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Tax from Inheritance Law

New York. April a-FigtTes given out rv the State Controller show that eollec- lions for the last fiscal wear under the inheritance tax law were s4.0S5.O00 Among the largest payments was that from the ,statc or William Marsh Rice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
scbIev Guest of Honor.

Now York. April o.-Admiral Schiey was the guest of the Maryland Society of New York at banquet given at Sherry's to- pichf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Escaped from Train,

Topeka. Kas.. April 9.-J. F. Deavcr. charged with burglary, who was bemg taken from Colorado to Nashville, Tenn. hy Sheriff Hurt of Nashville, escaped from the train here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Woman Stays Her Family.

Everett. Wash. April s,-Mrs. Shepard of the American National Bank this evening killed her husband and their l. year-o old son ard herself in fit of if- aaoftx.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
MRS. ]. E. O'DONNELL
Was Sick Eight Years with Female Trouble and Finall " Cured by Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR Mgs. PIHKHAM:-I have never in r,y life given testimonial before, but you l-avc done so much for me that feel called upon to give you this unsolicited acknowledgement of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Mark Twain Buys e Summer Home.

New York. \pr.l 9.-Aftcr losing tae fnrt,nc made by l life's work and then setiins ont to make a new one at an age when must men are retiring. Mark Twafn'' Samuel l.. Clemens), the hu- morIst. has just purchased summer home in TarrytCTn at cost, # Is sIId, nf A1. .l0c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Two Farmers Murdered.

London. ky. April 9.-Two farmers named Kanscr and Bustle were shot from ambush and killed at Bernstadt today, No particulars of the shooting have boen received here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
Won Buelow in Vienna

Vienna April Q-CouNt von BueioW the German Imperial Chancellor, arrived here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10
COunterfeitS.

Read bat one of the GREATEST NEWSPAPERS AMERICA has say this subject:
 ahe manufacturers compelled spend hundreds f thousands of dollars amz the public with Chas h ihtone This has necessated pirates ountg tho uasta uaa mark counerng not only against the propnos but against the growing generation All should bs careful see that Cato bears signature Cha Fletcher they would guard the neaA their and mothers particular ought to careuy the Cora advertisements appearing this paper and to re- member that wrapper every bottle genuine Oastoa bears the signature Fletcher under whose supervision nas been continuously for thirty years'-Phaadephia Bulletin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10

His royal hiEhncss. Prince Mtohi. grandson of the present Mikado of Japan. iH the young est heir prosumptiye to a great throne aalong all thc royal percentages in the world. He fs 8 months old. has a dozen nurses. and Epg lish and French sovernesses will be secured qs soon as he is able to talk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-10

When anemployvr has trouble with his hands he doesn't need n manicure so much a boarl of arbitration
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
WOULD SAVE HER SLAYER
Dying Woman Refuses to Make Ac-
ousatiOn Against Man Who Nor
tally wounds Her.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2O-Voltairine lie
Cleyre, the avowed anarchist and teacher OF
music, who was yesterday shot by Herman
Helcher, who also processes an anarchistic
tendency, is still alive at the Hahnemann
hospital today, but the surgeon says she
has but a slight chance Of recovery.
The shooting occurred on the street and
was witnessed by a number of persons.
Miss lie Cleyre was awaiting a car when
Helcher approached and began firing from
a revolver. Three Of the FIVE bullets. which
he discharged. took effect. Helcher was
arrested and taken before the dying woman,
but she declined to accuse him Of having
shot her.
Miss lie Cleyre has attained notoriety
through her anarchistic utterances and her
intimacy with prominent anarchists Of the
country. Her writings are said to be known
to anarchists all over the world.
1t is said she came to this city about
fifteen years ago from Michigan. Her
father is dead, but her mother lives some-
where in the west. Helcher is a cigar
maker and was born in Russia. For a time
he lived in Boston, coming to this city eight
years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
CONSPIRACY is ALLEGED
IOwn Man Brings Mining Suit InvOIv-
ing Claims I'm Colorado of
Great Value.

DENVER, Dec. IA mining suit in
volvtng mnuy valuable claims at Victor
some Of which are estimated to be worth
$500, OO0, has been filed in the United
States circuit court
Percy Brown Of Lake Mills. Ia is tn
plaintiff and he brings suit an a stock
holder OF the Montrusa Mining company
He alleges mismRnagpment Of the AFFAIR
OF the MontTosa company, asserting tina
it's property and the money in its treas
uy have been misRppropriated and a con
sptracy turmed 10 deprive the cumpan O
property CT great value
The Woods Investment company at Colo
RADIO Springs is the principal in the de
feuse-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

How. It must have sounded on old Judea's
plains, that burst Of choral harmony, GLORY
to God in the highest, and on earth peace.
good will to menu
The audience was Small but enthusi-
astic,' Just like many local audiences when
a message is being given which is uplifting.
and above the sordid plane Of material
present pleasure.
a small and orderly audience Of shep-
nerds heard that first recitative and aria,
followed by the grand chorus with full or
chestral accompaniment, composed and re-
hoarsed by the great Master Harmonist
Himself, the Author Of peace and Lover
OF concord" the Creator of harmony and
sympathy whose choicest name is Love"
TIE Deum. Laudamus, w praise Thee,
oh Lord, God is love-"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

day morning December 81 at 9 o'clock The
management announces that all out-of-
town orders. n accompanied by cash or
money order. will be flied before the reg
ular box ONCE sale opens
The bill opening a week today with q
matinee at the Orpheum has been calcu-
lated by the management to sustain a high
standard OF excellence for It in the Christ
mas show and for this reason theater
patrons have grown to expect something
above the average and in keeping With the
merriment Of the holiday. First on the
list comes the very unusual feature, Cap
tain Webb's educated seals and sea lions,
Jugglery, music and a varied lot OF feats
have been taught the animals. Among the
newcomers with a place of high rating on
the list is Jules and Ella Garrison in a
sketch called "a Bit Of Nonsense" It is
scarcely necessary to say Stewart Barnes
will be welcome, for he is we'll established
here az a prime favorite, and always scores
a hit" "The Dark Eyed Widow" will
serve as the framework for the introduce
ton Of song, dance and repartee by Harris
and Walters. German comedy is the spe-
cialty Of Carson and Willard, who make
their first local appearance. Wailenberg
brothers do some rare juggling. using only
their feet, their act coming In the class
Of the novel order, this being the case
also with Adele Purvis Onri, who accom-
plishes some remarkable things in the
equilibristic line on a large globe. The
kinedrome pictures will be entirely new,
among them being one showing a part Of
blue Beard" one of the Christmas at
fractions at the Drury Lane theater, Lon
don. This film is over 1000 feet long. A
special matinee will be given Christmas
day.
At the last meeting Of lodge No. SO Of
Elks a resolution was passed designating
Tuesday, December %, Elks' night at the
Creighton-Orpheum The motion which
made 1t a mark of appreciation for
courtesies extended the lodge by Manager
Reiter, carried unanimously. The coy
theater will be decked in Elks' colors and
signs and the best people on earth" will
occupy the greater number of the FIRST
floor seats in a body.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
Musi a

The old song rings out again! The FIRST
song Of the Cbristmas-tidei Today, as We
look forward to the Thursday Of this week
we sing the advent hymn "Oh, Comet oh
Gomez! Emmanuel, and Ransom Captive
Israel" but in anticipation we sing in our
hearts:
lark! the herald angels sing
Glory to the newborn King,
Peace on earth and mercy mild,
God and sinners reConCiled.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

week. Her program will consist OF "Caro
mic ben CGiordanD, "Berceuse' (Wagncr),
"Standchen' (Brahms), "Haidenroslcin"
(Schubert), "Auftrage' t~Schumann) and a
pastorale by Bizet. After an intermission
she will sing Mary Of Alendalo' Hook),
"Pastorale'' CVeracini), Lullaby" Joseph
Gahm), The Nightingale (Alabied) and
Proch's Variations"
The accompaniments will be played by
Mr.. Joseph Calm, who will also contribute
two piano solos. "Polonaise," op. g., (Psde-
rewskD. being the FIRST, and for the second
he will play a group consisting OF the
Brahms setting Of a Gluck gavotte and a
"Valse Petite" and "Menuet Moderne" OF
his own. Mr.. Olaf Peterson will contribute
a flute o~bligato to a Handel song for Miss
Munchof.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

What a message for us today and how
much more clearly it rings even now after
hundreds Of centuries. Fear not"
We have grown out Of the fear Of bells
and hobgoblins, gehennas and ghosts, wall
ing banshees and witches broomsticks
Shall we not speedily be released from fear
of our own feverish phantoms Of failure
and accept the angels song Of good tidings:
Fear not?" 1t is open to us to do so, TO
admit success.
Fear mott"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

Vocal students have been inspired and
stimulated to further work by the recent
appearance Of such artists as Mr.. Albert
and Nine. Noldi.
Piano students have been encouraged and
enthused by the playing of the talented
Arthur HICKMAN.
Such visits have a great effect upon stu
dents and should be welcomed by them
with delight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
Coming Events,

A thrilling escape from Sing Sing prison
by means Of an express train and several
other halr-raising episodes form the prom
inent features of the melodrama, "A Con-
vict's Daughter" to be seen at the Boyd
this afternoon, tonight and Monday night.
The play is in five acts and numerous
scenes. each full of bustling situations and
cllmaxes. The principal character is a
tramp or o%utcast, who always arrives at
the opportune moment to thwart the plans
Of the villains, who stalk through the play
connecting schemes to keep busy. In the
last act the outcast changes his clothing
for broadcloth and comes into the fortune
the villains had dofrauded him Of. and
everything ends happily for the hero. while
the villains get their Just deserts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
CHAFFEE TO SUCCEED YOUNG
To BE Head of Army After Retirement
of Young, who Succeeds

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-It is stated at
the War department that General Chaffee
will succeed General Young as lieutenant
general Of the army upon the retirement
OF General Young, who will succeed Gen.
eral Miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

Dudley Bucks work, The Coming Of the
King" will be given in its entirety at the
First Methodist Episcopal church tonight
by the full choir, s~oloists and grand organ
accompaniment. THOMAS ]. KELLY,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

The appearance OF
the Omaha girl, on
the leading musical
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

Miss Mary Munchon,
|lesday night will be
vent locally of this
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21

And to you, and to me. and to all of
us comes the same old vibrant message,
the ringing resonant song Of the first
Christmas %soloist, that never to-be-for-
gotten melody, Fear Mott"
And 1t is ours to take or leave.
The simple. child-like shepherds
Natures own children, accepted it with
alacrity and with joy and without specu-
latfve sophistry, or self-taught causlstry.
The wise men also accepted the sign
and worshiped.