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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
A TERRIBLE STORY
or Murders, Burnings and General
0utrages Comes From Turkey
BULGARIA ARRAlGNS THE TURKS
I'm a Memorandum Presented 20 the
Powers the Bulgarian Government
Sets Forth the Condition of Affairs
In nscedouiR

Sofa. BY Cable-The Bulgarian gov
eminent has presented memorandum
90 the powers. setting out at great
length the condition o. affairs during
the past three months In Macedonia
since the Turkish government under
took 70 inaugurate the promised re
forms. The most precise details. dates.
places and names OF persons are given
In the memorandum. the whole con
stituting terrible category OF murder.
torture. incondiarism. pillage and gen
e-al oppression committed by Otto
man soldiers and officials. These par
uculars were obtained entirely from
official sources. such as the reports OF
the Bulgarian consuls and agents OF
the bulgarian government. and in
many instances. the reports made by
Turkish authorities. The Bulgarian
government guarantees the absolute
truth OF every statement and chal
lenges the Porte 60 disprove a single
charge made IN the memorandum.
WHICH begins by stating that during
the past three months the Ottoman
government has taken a series OF
measures with tho alleged intention
OF inaugurating the era OF promised re-
term and OF assuring peace and tran
guilty TO the Bulgarian population Of
European Turkey. but which have
had the contrary effect OF further exas-
peraung this population and reviving
the revolutionary movement. Instead
or proceeding solely against persons
guilty OF breaches OF the public order
the military and civil authorities have
sought every possible preteXt 20 per-
secute. tcrrorize and ruin the Bulgar-
ian inhabitants. alike in the large
cities and in the small villages.
Numerous assassinat!ons. burnings
and other outragcs are charged.
Dealing with other acts OF Oppres-
sion. there the memorandum states
that the Bulgarian merchants and
artisans living in Constantinople and
Salonica were ordered 10 their native
villages and were not allowed any
time or opportunity TO dispose OF
their business or property. Some OF
these Bulgarians who. with their fam
lilies had been established for 20
years or more. were utterly ruined.
As the order applied equally 70 pro-
fessors and scho0lmasters. the Bull
Earian schools were closed before the
end OF the school year. The authorl-
ties vigorously enforced the same or
der against the Bulgarian priests.
making every effort To paralyze the
development OF religious and educa-
Eonal work. and deprive the Bull
Earian eXarch OF all his privileges and
force the people 20 come under the
authority OF the Greek patriarch.
Encouraged by the Ottoman au-
thorities. the Greek bishops and arch
imandritos forced their way into the
Bulgarian churches and burned the
prayer-books and menaced the peO-
pie The archimandrate Of Salonica
declared in a recent sermon that the
Sultan did not want Bulgarian eX-
aches in HIS empire. IL they remained
they would be eXtcrminated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

o friend. when doubts assau thy mind
When dark the way before
kemomho 60 be doubiy kind
To those 20 lesser st0-e
II they beueVe. "a Halter IL be
Try net 90 prove 10 wrong
Think how their love has made o. IN free
Their faith has made them stron.t
And thinking thus how others fare.
Upheld hy simple crecds.
or thine own unbellef beware
Lest &c shall curb Thy deeds
For better tis 20 wish life well.
To hslp each brother man.
Than % dispute Ger heaven or hell
or frame a better plan.
We do not know. We can not tell.
The Way that lies ahead.
Not one who knows futurity.
Not one BY wisdom led
Tho humbiest faith may FAR outreach
Proud reasons highest call.
Ard IN its gentle service teach
To love is best OF al
-Charle. ". Stevenson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

NJ ISS NELLIE CURTAIN. 6s6 Pearl
vi street. st. Paul MINI. head sales
woman IN a department store. writes.
~ have cha rye Or n dePa -tnaeaf "a
a dry goods store, a nd az ser sta ndfno
fhe larger part OF the day. would
90 Nome srtfh a dastt ache. genera fiy
through my eRffTe body. used Pc
ru',a a al feet 50 psueh better that 4
troik 20 ana frOsa thc store nolr. !
kRO,c PerUHa Co be tAe best medicine
on the market for fhe Stseases pccu-
Tar 60 srOBteR. n-hfss Nettfe Cur
fdfn.
Nothing "a 80 weakening 90 the human
system a. the constant loss Of mucus. Ca
tarrhal Inflammation Of the mucous mem
oraae produces an excessive formation ct
mucus. Whether the mucous membrane b.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
Terrible Storm

Merida. BY Cable.-The effects OF the
tropical cyclone here and In Progresso
have been terrible. The wind COM
menced in the early hours OF the night.
and panic quickly seized the communi-
~. The wind tore up great trees by the
roots. blew roofs away. and destroyed
was done "a a very short time Great
efforts were made TO save small yes
ssis. but about 20 of those IN the port
CT Progress0 were cast upon the shore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
Attention Called.

Constantlnople. BY Cabie.-The Brit
ish ambassador has called the atten-
ton of the Porte 10 the serious situa-
tion In Macedonia. He pointed out that
grave consequences may attend fresh
murders OF consuls or foreign subjects.
The ambassador had an audience with
the Sultan on Friday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
At The National Capital.

Elaborate meneuvers for troops OF
the regular army and National Guard
organizations have been arranged by
the War Department.
Northumberland Young VIII be In
charge OF the War Department from
August p until Assistant Secretary
Oliver assumes the duties OF his posi-
ton on September /.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Wife, was surprised 10 learn
that Mr.. Oldsmith had taken anto
himself a wife after three score years
OF single blessedness
Husband-"Wen. the old adage is
stil working. A man never gets too
old TO learn"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Il q the only cure for swollen. Snartinr
Tired, Aching. Hot. Sweating Feet .Corns and
nunions. Ask for Allen r Foot EAse. powder
90 De shaken into the shoes. Cures while you
walk At AL Druggists and shoe stores IS
Don't accept any substitute. sample sent
EnEn Allross .A-Len \. OLms.el Lennr y n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
TrAvelinw Baths.

Travelling baths on one OF the Rus
sian railways are the latest provision
for its employees comfort In the out
lying districts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Madison Square Garden. New York
City. paid expenses last lear. for the
arst time since 10 was built.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

An egg T. wayisid when the hen steals a
nest by the roadside
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

rs.Wiaslow's Scothln ysvrup Tor shIIdrsa
teething soften the gums. reduces innamma-
uon .allays pain cures wind collie. 25c. abottIe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

To boast OF ones honesty dossr'. al-sy.
prove it.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

None can surpass the devil in ortho-
coxy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
AEEDIcAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
H Essabn.Ass ISIS

Dsrarfments % Medicine nentistrw
and fharmecy. Iho .lKEF-.iNta 49,
son wili commsuce sspfcfu her - fNA Iua-
nn Tee enn Nving rnpauFea are mcter~
ate. FOR eunuuurcmrnt aad furfher Informs
tlun. address CArtstspher Iempk&nss
Va n. Desn. nts unonds NtrEtnts-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Congressman Marx II. Dunneil. National
Hotel. Nashington. ID. c.. writes.
our Peruna being esd by myself and
many OF my friends aud krquaintarrces. not
only az cure for catarrh but also az an
admirable tonic for physical rccuperat ion.
/ gladly recommend q ~ all persons re-
curing such remedies - Mark r. Dan
nell
IL yoa DO not derive prompt and satisiar-
tors results from the use of Pcruna, write
a. once 60 Dr. Hartman. giving = fun state
ment "a your case and he ~lil Be- pleased 20
give You MS valuable advice GRATIS
address Or. Hartman. Pres. dent OF
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus.
Oksa.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-20
CATTLE RusrLEns.

Reports received indicate that the
cattlemen in the western part Of the
Fall RIVER county, west of the Pine
Ridge Indian reservation, have been
greatly angered by the depredations
of cattle "rustlers," who have recent
ly become very bold in that section.
Cattle r disappearing from the
range In a neutrality-suspicious., ana
parties on the range are suspected
Of slaughtering them and selling the
beef at Hot Springs aad other towns
in the south Western part of she
state.
1t has even been discovered that
some Of the stolen beef has been
taken as far as Newcastle, Wyo.,
sold there. Preliminary to wagina
a Systematic warfare On the "rustl-
ers" the cattlemen will publicly call
attention 70 The state law which
provides a heavy penalty for the
failure OF persons selling beef tc
exhibit the hides of the animals.
When this has been done the
cattlemen will see that the provis.
ions OF the law are strictly enforced
and If the "russlers" continue &C
violate it and are detected in the act
no efforts will be spared to secure
their conviction and Imprisonment
In the Sioux Falls penitentiary.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-20
Brief Mention.

Red Springs N. c. Citizen:
1.-THE entertainment given at the
Seminary Auditorium Tuesday
night by the Arion Quartette was
the best Of its kind ever in Red
Springs. The singing was excep.
tionally fine. The perfect blend
ing Of harmony, sweetness of ex-
PRESTON, and p%ianissimo effects
wsre able features of their work"
l.. H., Dec. q.
School supplies at McNamsra's.
III you need q Trunk, Suit Case.
or Telescope, so to Chase's.
Lake & Bump have . half page
ad. in this weeks Union on the 7th
page. Got oil the copies OF the I'm.
ion you can and cut out the lad"
The person bringing in the largest
number of "ads" cut from the Union
the following two weeks will receive
1900 in cash, the next largest mum.
bss $1.0O. 1t costs you nothing
all you have to do is to cut out the
ads and bring them to the popular
Price Store by 3 o'clock Saturday,
Nov, 14th. Borrow your neighbers
papers.
The Unions phone is number
JAG.
Two foug-roem houses, two lots
with each house, on Riverside Ad-
dition close to school house for
sale or trade for horses or cattle.
Oae house has with it a barn for
eight head of horses and good hay
oft. Clear title will be furnished.
Inquire at the Union office.
Fine line Of gold, silver and
niekle watches, from $3.50 up, at
Trewbridges.
The Arioa Quartette has the
distinction OF possessing and using
cha largest instrument known "a
"Organ Chimes" ever constructed,
II was made expressly for this
Dpartette, and is played by each
msmber Of the Guartetts while they
sing. This instrument contains q
ahsomatic scale Of SO notes, having
a17 tubes OF the finest bell metal.
The Ariops are the only Qusrtstts
In the world using the chimes and
singing with them. The instru.
mant 10 used for accompanying sole
aad quartetts singing. also for in
Gtrumental music. The effect i,
beautiful, novel, and in the highcs
degree satisfactory. L. H. Dec. 2
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-20

Of justice charges which were recent
ly preferred against him by person
al enemies in Alaska.
Before departing for Washington
Col. Grigsby stated that he did not
care to discuss the matter at length
pending his official statement, to be
made up-n his arrival at the nation
al capital. However, he appears to
to be confident that be will have no
difficulty | n showing that there is
no foundation whatever TO the
charges which have been preferred,
and that he is entirely innocent of
any wrongdoing:
His friends declare that the charg-
es are the outgrowth Of his refusal
to enter into an alliance with int1uen-
tial officials aud others in Alaska,
who wished him to conduct the office
OF United States attorney in a man
nor to meet their views, and for the
| profit and advancement of members
and friends OF the alleged ring"
which it is said seeks to control Al
| askan affairs.
Col. Grigsby's South Dakota
friends are aware that he is a born
fighter, and thoy have not the slight
est douot that he will emerge from
tho present Investigation fully vim
dicated, and his official course will be
fully approved by President Roose-
Welt and the attorney general wheL
the facts are learned. -Argus- Lead.
er.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-20
ROUGH RIDER IN TROUBLE.

After q few days visit with his
family and friends in this city, Col,
NJ. Grigsby departed for Washing
ton. Col. Grigsby was a pioneer
resident of Sioux Falls and South
Dakota, and is we'll known through
out the country as the commander
of "Gr,gsby's Rough Riders during
the Spanish-American war.
He 1T present holds the position
Of United States attorney for the
district of Alaska, and it is under.
stood his journey to the national
capital is for the purpose of person
ally refuting before President Roose'
welt, Of whom he ia q personal friend.
and the officials Of the department
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-20

The Fort Pierre Fair Play thinks
that Il the vast amount of stockers
and feeders had been kept off the
market that better prices would have
been maintained. The consumer
does not talk that way, but notes
thatl while cattle are bringing much
less than formerly in the market
they are bringing much more at the
block. No, the stockers and feeders
have not hurt the market, Round
steak still sells for fifteen cents per
pound and isn't very round at that.
In these days when so many
plays of questionable morality are
touring the country, it is gratifying
to be able to witness a play that
teaches such a moral lesson as does
the every popular Ten nights in
a Bar Room. Although I. S. Ar
thurs great temperance drama has
been seen here many times, no
better rendition has ever been
given in Peoria than that, last night
BY Terry's Bigh Company.-Peoria
Journal.
An elegant new line of fine
jewelry and holiday novelties at
Trowbridges.
146 for fine printing.
Go to Chase's for bargains in
Lawns, Ginghams and Percales.
Kusciusko Miss. Herald: "Ths
most successful and highly enjoy
able Entertainment of the series
being given under the auspices of
the Twentisth- century Club " as
the Arion Male Quartette, ia the
Auditorium last night. Each men,
Der is "A artist, aud their rendition
Of old-tims Southern melodies and
rollickiag songs delighted the au-
dlence, while their more psrten-
tious solos captlvated and charm
ed every one. They introduced a
musical innovation. Organ Chin
es, which charmed the listeners by
its novelty, as well az the beauty
and sweetness of the music. l..
H. Dec. 2.
A gentleman in town Monday
from thirty miles west OF the river,
reports that a survey crew OF about
q dozen men drifted into his neigh
borhood about q week ago, and has
since been engaged in running lines.
The wagon camp outfit were brought
from Bonesteel, while the crew ar
rived over the Milwaukee, and went
west from Chamberlain. The sur
veyors when questioned as to their
work declined to furnish informa.
ton, but the gentleman in town was
! firmly of the opinion that the survey
had some connection with the Bone
STEEL e1tention of the Northwestern
railroad. Time only will develop
whether the circumstances is to be
attended with material results
chamberlain Democrat.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-20

Subscriptions taken for any paper or
magazine published at.McNamara's
book store.
Memphis Tenn. Scimitar: "The
initial entertainment of the Y. M.
&c. A. Course was given at the
Auditorium last night, and the
Arion Male Quartette was a fiat
tering audience of music lovers.
A novelty was introduced in the
way of instrumental effects on
the Organ Chimes, an arrangement
of wel-attuned cylinder bells, on
the principle of the xylophone, that
was played by the quartette unison.
The effect was marvellous. Mas
cagni's grand intermezzo from
'Cavalleria Rusticana,'s rendered
by the Quartette upon this instru-
ment, was the instrumental hit of
the evening"" L. n. Dec. 2.
All prognostigators thus far heard
to express themselves feel sure that
the coming winter months are to be
comparatively comfortable one
Various reason r advanced, viz:
The last new moon was pretty well
south; the fur of the musk-rat and
mink is exceedingly thin; range
horses have not "winter-coated" to
the usual extent; the unusual preva-
lencs of skunks, -four legged %ones;)
our frst cool spell was followed by
two or threee warmer" cool spells,
while had each succeeding spell
grown a little Fighter" than the
winter would have grown colder as
one month succeeded another. 1t is
to be hoped that we are surrounded
by true prophets.-Posts.
P. D. G.-Printing done good, at
the Union Office.
Tery's Ten nights in the Bar
Rosm Co., gave us good show, and
what is moro they are real ladies
and gentlemen and fine people to
do business with. They havs
many friends in Attica. Come
AGAR. -Attica Blade.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-20
Buy that new Overcoat
now and buy it at the
Bee Hive.
The Ry|On 0VeIcoQI.

If we get one chance to fnr-
nish you a Hart Schaffer &
Marx overcoat We'll get a good
many chances at you; once a
customer hers, always a custo-
mer; that's our idea.
Hart Schahner & Marx
clothes help us to carry it out;
and this Ryton overcoat illus
trates the way they do it. These
clothes are higher priced than
some other; but the money is
all in goods. Better be as well
dressed as you can
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26
GEO. q. FEAD,
DENTIST.
HOPE
OFFICE IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Bogert
vert to Casselton Tuesday eve
ming returning Yesterday morn
ing.
c. G.. Jefferson will hold a
public auction of all his farm
machinery, stock and household
goods on March 10th. Five miles
east Of Hope.
Osbarne Russell arrived in
town Monday from his home in
North Yakima, Wash.and will re~
main for a few weeks TO, dispose
OF his PERSONAL property and set
tie. UP other business matters.
We acknowledge receipt Of sew
|eral samples Of fruit raised on
MT. Russell's place last season,
and must say that for favorgand
size it surpasses anything that
our Inauguration ever conceiy-
ed. Two apples brought by Mr..
Russell measured 11M and 1871
inches in circumference each.
Fromthe reports given regard
ing the country we should Judge
that it would be an ideal place to
live.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26
A RARE TREAT.

The ladies Of the Congrega.
t1onal Church of Hope have been
fortunate enough to secure a
noted el%ocut1onist, Mrs. Carrie
+. Baldwin, of Ohio, to give an
entertainment at the opera house
on. Friday, March 9Th for the
benefit Of the Congregational
ehurch. Tickets IS cts.
Among the many testimonials
IN IN regard to Mrs. Ba1dwln's
ability is the following: Is
In the past four years the
University Summer school has
enrolled more than eight hum
dred teachers in the subject of
Expression. I cannot pay Mrs,
Carrie r. Baldwin a higher COM
pliment thansto say that of this
large number she is one of the
very best readers. In the ex-
preston reading Of good 1itera-
ture she is very strong."-Ed-
ward Eugene McDermott, Nj. S.
Rhetoric and Elocution, Uniyer-
s!ty of Minnesota.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26

Macaroli wheat for sale-In-
Squire of L. N. Wood.
r. c. G;avis visiting frie DIS
at Hannah this week.
Lathrop & Lunding have a
change Of ad. this week. Note it.
Miss OstranJer Of Aneta was
tHfee & guest Of friends in town ever
spqTrddaaY:: .#.
Mrs, !, z Beckerieck return
"a last tuesday from afew days
Nlsitat Casselton.
Eddie Milligan was up from
Fargo and visited with relatives
and over Sunday.
Mrs. -. J. Pepper and child
ren Of Finley visited in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
r. r. R1gg has been on the
sick list the past Two weeks, but
is now able to be out again.
o. b. Jefferson will hold pub.
licsaucticn at his place southeast
of town March 18th. Don't for.
get the date. Watch for bills.
%. g.. Major departed las,
nightfor Missouri where he viii
purchased a car Of heavy work
horse which he will offer for sale
He is expected to arrive here
about March 9Th.
Don't forget the Musica
Hoyles-six artists of high a
bility-at the opera house, Tues
day evening, March 3rd. AID
mission to concert, so cents
dance WHICH Follows, SO cents
couple.
. a farewell party was giyel
t Phil. Everson last Saturda,
: evening at the home Of Mr.. AM
Mrs. f. r.. Carpenter. Some
thirty-fve young people wer
present and a most enjoyabl
I time was spent. Light refresh
: ments were served.
!. We, the family and friends Q
, the late w. Z. NAldrich, wish t
extendaoar heartfelt thanks TO
! the Kindness and assistanc
rendered us in our late bereye
mcnt8and during his protracte'
illness.
: Mrs. r.. G. Meader, after a
illness Of over year, was ca1le'
$ from our midst last Thursday
!, Deceased was a daughterof &c
, Baker, and was but % years {
age. Funeral services we're cor
Quoted at the home bv Rev. CT
patrick and intermenr made i
1.-THE Hope cemetery. The bert
: aved husband and relatives Of til
deceased have the sympathy {
the entire community in thi:
their hour Of sorrow,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26

Fresh homemade bread, pies
and cakes to order.
Mrs. NJ. c. Presley.
Mrs. H. I. Standley arrived on
Tuesdays train and is spending
a few days in town visiting
friends.
VIM. Pekey, representing
Stones music house Fargo, was
transacting business in the city
yesterday.
For inspection one day only
the Philadelphia Cloak and Suit
Cos ready-to-wear garments
Thursday, M arr h 5th-at
Kraabel, Johnson & Co.'S.
The subject of next Sunday
mornings sermon will be
"Wherc.i is God and WHO'S God'r.
The evening service will be de-
voted toa further discussion Of
mranliness. Preparatory SER.
vices Will be held in the church
Saturday evensng'a at 8 O'Clock.
Get your seat early for the.
Musical Hoyles at the opera
house Tuesday evening, March
3rd. The house will be f1lel, as
thlsis the finest musical organi-
eaton travelling,
Philip Eversonsdeparted Tues
day evening for his old home at
LYLE, MINI, having sold out his
interts SITS in the Gold Medal
Pharmacy to his partner Avery
L. johnson. "Phil." has made
many friends in Hope during his
residence here and will be great
ly missed by the young people
and in fact by most everyone,