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The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08

Born in Tifiis Caucasia, lS49.
Descendant Of family Of Dutch emf
Graduated from mathematical sciences
department Novorossisk University. 1870.
Successfully traction director. exPloita-
tton director and directOr-in chief South
| western railways. 1S77-1SSS.
Director railway department. ministry
OF finance. 1889.
Minister of ways and communications,
1892.
Minister of finance. 1s92-1Sss
Financed and built Trans Siberian rail-
Reorganized Russian finances. establish
ing gold standard.
Secretary Of state to the car. 1896.
Privy councillor. 1899.
President Of council Of ministers. 1908.
Opposed war with Japan. l9O3-19O4.
Head Of Russian delegation to negotiate
peace with Japan. 1905.
counsel has been needed. The people
are to be given some ''inalienable
rights"-the right of assembly, free
dom of the press, and the writ of
habeas corpus. The national assemb-
ly is to be converted into a real legis-
lature with much greater powers than
those given the douma. The suffrage
is to be much extended. This should
pdCIly nuSSld, UuI IL may COuS tOO
late.
1t is manifest that the policy of
coercion could moi. longer be adhered
to. The reports as to the unreliable
ity of the army are more detailed and
come from more points. One hears
of soldiers who refuse to fire on the
people, who desert, who mutiny. It
is evident that the leaven of discon-
tent is working among the troops, and
that the right arm of the autocracy
IL weakened. The people are losing
their fear of the soldiers as we'll as
of the priests. Every sign of timid-
ity on the part of the autocracy en-
boldens them.
No concessions the car will con-
sent to make will have much influ-
ence on the social democrats and the
revolutionary socialists who have en-
gineered the extensive strikes and
demonstrations which are reducing
the government to impotency. Their
simple creed is land and liberty"
They demand for the peasants the
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Deed for Imaginary Land.

The litigiousness Of a man is illus.
trated in an Illinois law suit. A deed
put a cloud upon the title to a certain
piece of land, and i; was one Of the
smallest clouds ever on a title The
deed conveyed title to "the east vigin-
tillionith of a vigintillir1ith Of the
east 1-64th inch of 'ot L." etc. The
court remarked. with some show Of
reason, that "a tract of land described
as the abo~e may perhaps be pictured
in tto Imagination. but such q tract
could not be bounded"
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Biped and Quadruped hoas.

o'PSO dHO NoaoTUpeo f1o9S.
The Arabians may beat us on
horses and the Scotch on sheep dogs,
but when it comes to swine, America
takes the cake. Our breeds are nu-
merous, but all are fat and gifted with
enormous squealing power. Witness
the squeals of the railroad hog when
it is even suggested that he is getting
rather more than his share of swill.
But there are others. There is the
private car hog. the steel hog. the
street railroad hog. the insurance hog
all fat and ready for the butcher
Portland OregOnian.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
New Fad Of Fashionables.

Several leading society women in
eastern cities have adopted the Eu-
ropean idea Of giving servants dan
ces. The difference is that the Amert
can social lights get up such entertain
ments for their servants as make
similar affairs abroad look common
place. Mrs. Seward Webb gives an
annual servants ball and always
writes the invitations herself. Mrs.
Clarence Mackay's entertainments of
this kind are also of elaborate char
acter.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Troubles Seem Never to End.

Troubles Seem Never to End.
NORFOLK-Fate will not allow the
life OF Mrs. Herman Wippern, the
young woman recently restored 20 her
parents in Boyd county. after having
been kidnapped eighteen years before
to continue long without its incident
of myster'-. At 10 q. m. Mrs. Wippern
went downtown at Butte, to shop. She
left her 1-year-old baby in its trundle
bed at home. sound asleep and appar.
emily in the best of health. When she
returned a half hour later she found
her baby unconscious and it was soon
after dead.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08

covered from head to foot. and when
she reaches her new home she hides
behind a curtain. where she stays for
eight days, and no one can see her. At
Druse the bride is hidden with q red
veil. which is first removed - the
bridal chamber.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Calumet
Baking
Powder


Says the Shanghai Times: Ran
COON papers record the rare event OF
an elephant being run over BY Q train.
1t happened at the 1Osth mile on the
lrrawaddy section of the railway. The
elephant was straying on the line. The
front portion Of the engine was. Of
course. somewhat damaged. as is only
to be expected. but nothing else Oc-
CURED. There was NO derailment Of
carriages"
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Flags Free Use OF Water.

DR.. h. Beerwald Of Berlin is opposed
to the free drinking of water. so often
advised. He says: Excessive water
drinking not only produces temporary
disturbance. it also creates direct Or
ganic disorders; the heart and kidneys
are particularly affected by the excess.
and in these cases the vascular system
is Overcharged and the heart and kid
neys 0verwOrked."
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Eiaures on Small Grain.

LINCOLN-The State Bureau of La
Dor and Statistics has issued its re-
port on the yield and value Of wheat
and oats in Nebraska for 1905. A
perusal Of the tables shows that the
total production of winter wheat this
year is 36,630.319 bushels at a value
of $25,641, ,223.30, and the production Of
spring wheat is 4,713,43 bushels with
a value of So, ,299. .4O6.6O. making q total
wheat yield of $41,343,757 bushels, as
compared with 31,S25,850 bushels in
1904. The total value of the wheat
crop this year is $2S.94O,629.90 as
compared with $26.415, ,455.47 in 1904.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Officers May Test School Law.

Officers May Test School Law.
As a result Of the attempt on the
part Of the school board of Lincoln
to compel state officers who vote in
school districts other than this one,
to pay tuition for their children who
are attending the public schools of
this city, a test may be made Of the
school law which requires non-resi-
dent pupils to pay tuition. A move
ment is on foot to have one of the
state employees bring mandamus pro-
ceedings against the school board
should it refuse admittance to those
children whose parents refuse to pay
tuition.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
May Sue Lincoln School District.

A movement is on foot to recover
from the school district Of Lincoln
some $4,000 or $4,000 alleged to De
due the state. because in years past
Lincoln census takers have enumerat.
ed students attending the State uni.
versity as residents of Lincoln and
thus received many thousands of dol.
lars of the semi-annual school appor.
tionments to which the district was
not entitled. Just how much money
the Lincoln school district has man
aged to get from the state through
this manner will soon be figured out.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
4 Bio Claim.

/ have all my life been made aware
when death has seized or danger
threatened those love- Thus no fear
of evil things ever disturbs me. SO
certain am / that il the worst of all
calamities befel. l should know ii on
the instant of its happening, without
the need Of any human agency.-Hel-
en- Mathers in the Daily Graphic.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
"Ah, There's the Rub!"

II the victim Of unreGuited love can
only manage to hold out until the girl
has been married nine or ten years and
is trying to raise a family and do her
own hOusewOrk, he is almost sure to
be able to get over it.-ChicagO Rec
rd-Herald
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Hon Cholera in the state.

Hog Cholera IN the State.
CENTRAL CITY-The corn crop is
assured and the yield beats all pre-
vious records. The only thing now
causing the farmers anxiety is the
hog cholera, which has already wiped
out number Of large droves and con-
siderably affected the market.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08

Dedicate Soldiers Monument.
STEILA-The monument recently
erected to the unknown soldier dead
at Prairie Union cemetery was un-
veiled Sunday. The monument is an
imposing granite shaft.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
M'sRIEN TALKS TO sTUDENT>
Speaks Highly OF Work Of the New
School.

oPeS~S Us0"Sy 0S Vv0TW 0S ene NeW
School.
KEARNEY-State Superintendent J,
L. McBrien spent a day at the Normal
school. He was most enthusiastically
greeted at chapel and addressed the
school, exhorting the students and fac
ulty to remember and not despise the
day of small things. He spoke highly
of the work he observed in progress
in the various classes and contrasted
the ancient method of completing q
school building and then watching.
waiting and praying for students to
enter, with the present approved plan
Of students appearing on the ground in
time to study the architecture Of the
building during the process Of con.
strction. Mr.. McBrien gave q lucid
exposition Of the new school law
relative to the qualifications of teach
ers and county superintendents, and
urged the proper preparation on the
part of Normal students to meet the
new requirements.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Startling Method Of Protection.

Dr. BarnardO, the London philan-
thropist. had a startling way of pro-
tecting the papers upon his desk from
the devastatingly tidy hOusemaid. In
q waste paper basket under the study
table basked two snakes. This work
ed like a charm" according to q per-
sonal friend of the Doctors.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08

It Is suggested that English motor
lists might save trouble. time and e1-
pense by each carrying supply Of
live chickens and geese on his car
to replace. ON the spot. those he kills.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08

The prediction that the car would
grant Russians a constitutional gov
ernment. or something like unto it.
has been verified. Count de Whites
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
Live the Simple Life.

Live the Simple Life.
Mrs. J. G. Phelps Stokes, bride of
the millionaire refOrmer. has solved
the servant problem by being her own
cook and housekeeper. Though they
might keep a large establishment and
many servants. the rich settlement
worker and his wife live simply in a
modest six-room apartment on the
East Side of New York city. Mrs.
Stokes kitchen is in white enamel.
Not a speck of dirt can be found in
the whole fiat, and she has made it as
honelike and artistic as little nest
for two can be.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08
AUTocRATlc GOVERNMENT AS u
WAS On RUSSIA YESTERDAY.

WAS 1N RUSSIA YESTERDAY.
Absolute Power Of the Gar.
Popular Representation . Farce.
Peasants Practically Slaves.
Personal Liberty dead.
Censorship Of the Press.
Privacy Of Mails Unknown.
Education . Make-9elieve.
POPULAR GOVERNMENT As "
EXISTS IN RUSSIA TO-DAY.
a limited Monarchy.
A Cabinet Responsible to the People.
a Parliament Chosen by the People.
Immunity Of Person.
Freedom Of Press.
Right Of Habeas Corpus.
Freedom Of Education.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08

H8yWaIO, SdlOOuk0epeES OF OmdQd, rep
resenting the Willow Springs brew.
cry. were arraigned for using the flag
as a trademark on bottled beer man.
ufactured by this concern. They were
fined in the lower court Of Douglas
county and appealed on tie ground
that the law was unconstitutional.
In an alteration. John Node, a
retired farmer living in Sutton, as
saulted Cooney Urbach with q ham
mer. inRicting three serious wounds
on the side of his head and fracturing
his shoulder bone. The trouble arose
in a dispute over the possession of q
stalk field.
The next legislature probably will
not have to make an appropriation for
state bounty on wolf scalps, as
wolves seem to becoming scarce in
Western Nebraska. Deputy Auditor
Cook reports that bounties for several
months have not averaged more than
800 per month.
Mousel Bros. of Cambridge, sold
their herd bull, Princeps w, to parties
from La Crosse. Wis.,, for $1,750. This
is the highest price paid for any single
animal in the state for some time.
This bull will be entered in all the
leading shows of the United States
next Sear.
The mortgage returns for Otoe
county for the month of October shows
nine farm mortgages fled to the value
Of $500 and four released Of the
value Of $500. On town and village
property there were eleven mortgages
fled of the value of $7,627.26 and seven
released whose value was $l.35s.50.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-08

clerk in the postofiice at August, Ga,
committed suicide. after being asked
by an inspector to turn over his
cash drawer and books for examina-
ton. No shortage in his accounts
has yet been discovered.
The report Of the Colorado Fuel &
Iron company for the year ended June
30 shows a deficit payment of interest
taxes and rentals of $311,993 q
Bob Williams, an Australian light
weight pubilist, who will seek a match
with Britt or Nelson, has arrived at
Victoria. B. c.. from Australia.
Robbers wrecked the vault and safe
Of the bank of Creighton, at Creigh.
ton. Mo-, and escaped with $4,000.
Henrik Ibsen. the Norwegian drama.
DIST. is now pronounced to be suffering
from arterial sclerosis. He is very
feeble and unable to move. but is men,
tally bright.
Cholera has broken out at Lodz,
Russian Poland. A number of cases
are reported in the most populous Sec
tions of the town.
Alexander c. Botkin. chairman of
the commission to revise the criminal
laws under the department Of justice,
81 dead in Washington.
Il IL stated that no cardinal will be
named from Mexico until certain con-
tingent events have been realized.
The president has appointed Charles
"A. Stillings of Boston. Mass, as pub
He printer to take effect November 1.
1lr. Stillings is manager OF the print
efS' board of trade of New York city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Don't Teet.r on the Edge"

Rsqster' hits the nail promptly and oundly
its statement Governor stand the OF
the aud the edges peak
around Republican party old enough
enough and @ n5sgs 10 take grea'
past hs future II it be trusted
han n. the ~ h1. ~ capab.s Of dong
oe-el 4ai D=nosracY p7Pnlsu
in pl4ce laws for the protection American
a1d 1 good Of ihe ueTcau w5rkngnan have ten
given RrHba7 and wheu Protection
down bg ,inl--iaz soaI si down
proved that clearly that
aborer Dgrunted Republicans Of today wl have
occasion he hard o free s,uphoa,e experiences
depression all e prior the election
Of William EH'ss 81 for La
the cha4tuuua passport I'VE hut do dictate
privileged after f7lse gods if he
Bl me homes, toier who full dinner
viii hi family comfortable will look long be-
leaH h pnpui, hna agiin Wnatever has
needed reciprocity with ohe- the Republican
given safely trusted with that work the fu
positive Free and the oiin
recpro Republican editors furnishing
supremacy fast they make and
the pibi under the o. needed repociy accord
ing 10 P,pni~i
always republican The deraes made up
Republicans ak self than the
help and soep itsels These facts
Tariff education commenced for the
grea, battle viii be on in Abba 6Iowai Union.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

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ssilcr ir Chicago. Illinois. 4ua John b
SfA Enoa- postosiles "a Denver.
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A1ta ss x leaea bearing gold aud saivss
surfae ground iss ieet IN width. sil b
tsge lu Cascade Minins District. Clear
trck co4nty. state of Colorado 1nd
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
MINING APPLICATION no. is7s

Mineral survey So. I7ssS
r. : Land f5ehee
Denver. cs.iorzsia. August "a 1913
Sot1er . hsFebs given THAI Ia purxa4nnee ~
the art Of fiGngress. approved May 10. fs7z he
Idaho Spfings tsoid Producing ersapzns D. gah 4
Hail IL AttnFteT IN faek. whose I1-tot.sr l.
fdahu Sp1ngs Colorado. has made .ps, a.=arfoss
a. -ky sckrt Esiensipu. yInunoA aud 1Aet
si 4.fiss f- Is.ss ae ring gold Anc silver .sfusts
if Jackson 4ni sP-alsh Bar AiDisx Dissficis
lssar erss Il s1santy ~tAls 81 Goior&da and aes-
srit@s L. the y.zz and re.G notes on de IL us
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

REsrrrsoS Of work the Wilcox railway above Silver Plume
gratifying the people Of this ard be hoped
nothing interfere with early completion deua
Passenger Agu. Fisher * who has This
proposed line. prpuouuce- Of the
routes be has prove roag
tourists open country ia minerals While
stated many the opnon the Wilcox road
ptas that OF carrying
tourists that eventually empire
the potent Development
with the G. & hearty support people
this 20 nnuuitv Isl 4 M isudable enterprise.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
MINNIE AP'PIIcATIos 40 1871
Mineral "a yeF NJ I7sas
4. : Land ofsee

Mineral "a vrT NJ. l7sas.
q. = Land Ugsne
D-nvsr Colorado Juif 8 1856
Se,fre Is hereby risen thxt o. H. waida sfsas-.
E<.sssice Is Iaassa -p-inzs Col - has made zppli
ess-gB for Eezienf f7r 1sso Hfs-zr fs--f on E6s
sdgsr Extensian ls~fe hearing gold and silver the
azs being 80 Set : So ~ " and ~ feet \
81 81 2 shxne~ Tls p feet 81 ~ T. frsssa stgz-
sifRft tfrT With surface grzsizris 4a fss
" Eidth situate tn Idaho or pAyns's Bar Minfnz
Dsrief Clear Creek County @sAtr ~ Css.ss,ss.ss
Ar ft-eriie ta ghe plat 4ud hetd aoses on als In
tEis ss.sre Es sslo~. viz.
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surxess-
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
They Appeal to Our sympsshIes.

The bilious and dyspeptic are con.
slant sufferers and appeal TO our sym
pathies- There is not one Of them,
however who may not be brought back
10 health and happiness by the use u
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets- These tablets invigorste the
stomach and liver and strengthen the
digestion They also regulate the
bowels. Fer sale by j. j. Sherw!n.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Sick headache results from 4 dis
ordered condition Of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by j. ]. Sherwin-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

awarding Of the for the system for the
city unusual activity hereabon for months 10
necessity many day~pay will be employed and this
merchants While the me i short for ground
work under ordinary conditions work be
prosecuted Christmas holidays Wththe first opening
spring activity and the Of should
be a record breaker alosg all lines.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
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