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The Norfolk Wiokly NnVHliiirnnl
Tho Noukouc Viitiuv Nkwh mul
TTohvomc JouiiNAti lmvo boon coiinoll
dntod nntl thoimpornppunrRtodny vtnrtor
iho diuiio of Tin Nourouc Vkikiy
NnwB ToUHSAt Tho publication of
tho Wkkkly Nkwh lms boon chntiKoii to
couform to tlmt of tho Jouhnal which
is Fridny
lly tho ooiiHolldiitlon of tho Nkwh nnd
JomiNAii two of tho oldost pitpurs in tho
county ivro morKod into onn Tho
Journal h tho older having boon os
tablishod in 1877 whilo tho publication
of tho Nkwb wiia cotmnourod in 1881
Thoro 1h but ono pnpor in tho county
that can boast of a greater ago tho
MadiHon Ohrouiolo whluh was ttirtud
in 187U
Tho Bubacription lint of tho Nuws
JoiiHNAi will bo a combination of tho
listH of both tho WitrKiY Nkwh and tho
Iouknal but whoro both pnporo woto
goiug to tho wuno party of courso only
ono copy will horoaftor bo Bout Thoho
who aropaid in mlvancoon tho Journal
if thoy aro also aubsorihorH of tho Nitws
may lmvo it continuo to thoir utltlrosa or
havo it Bout to aotno friend in tho oust
during tho romaludor of tho tiino for
-which thoy aro paid Credit h on tho
JounNAL cannot bo transferred to tho
Daily Nkwb account Local advertise
ments which wcrp running in tho
Journal will appear in tho Nkwh
Journal
Foreign advertising in tho Journal
will bo discontinued and new contracts
made where desired TIiIh is douo be
cause in nearly ovory iustauco tho for
eign ndvorti omouts which woro run
ning in tho Journal aro also under con
tract with thoNrws and tho lattor con
tracts will bo carried to completion in
tho News Journal
Tho combination of two of tho oldest
weekly papers in tho county givos tho
Nkwb Journal a crioulatiou second to
no weekly papor in tho state outside
Omaha and Lincoln Norfolk mer
chants should mako a note of this as it
means that thoy can roach all tho peo
ple through tho News Journal that
they i nve heretofore been able to do by
paying for an advertisement iu both
papers
Nebraska is to be congratulated in
her prospects of having that famous
general Fitz Hugh Leo as a citizen
Ho is now in New York on hla way
from Cuba to Omatu to take command
of the department of tho Missouri
The democrats have insisted that
under republican rule tho documentary
vrar taxes wore to be continued How
ever the democrats havo occasionally
been mistaken and the stops being taken
toward tho abolishment of certain taxes
Imt goes to prove that thoy were again
wrong
It may bo surprising to democrats and
republicans aliko to learn that tho
banner republican township is in North
Carolina In Sholton Laurol township
iu that stuto MoKiuloy received 210
votes and Bryan none That prooinct
ought to grow until it spreads out over
tho whole state
The supremo court has declared tho
lawcreatiu tho stato board of trans
portation unconstitutional and those
having giiovauces against tho railroads
will no longer bo afllictodby the promiso
of relief from this
body that nover ac
complished anything It was a highly
ornameutal fixture of the state maohiu
ery but a rather expensive ornament
after all If it is not possible to create
a board with au ability and power to
earn their salary it is better that it bo
abolished eutirely
It was generally thought thnt after
the boom times occasioned by her two
expositions Omaha would suffer a re
lapse during a number of years to
low but this prediction has not been
realized and the Nebraska metropolis is
enjoying a healthy aud vigorous growth
That tho peoplo are geuerally prosper
ous is told by the Bee in the following
The advent of winter finds fewer
peo
ple in Omaha dependent upon charity
than for many years Times are never
ko good or work so plentiful however
that there are not some uufortuuates
and the act that the city aud its people
are generally prosperous leaves less ex
cuso for unrelieved want Those in a
position to distribute charity
geutly should b providd with the
meaus to make the coming Thauksgiv
jug worthy of the name to every 60ul in
Omaha
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Keynote of Irrigation Congress
is Government Control
FDTUKE OF THE AMD WEST
OnlbrrliiK nl Chlcngo ltlminnliiK 1 roper
rronrviitlnii of Will it Supply Irttr
From Vlrn lrrililiiil Klrot Itimacvult
Vliui of Ivnurul Mill
UIiIiiiro Nov IM Vice President
elect Theodore Itoosovelt In letter
read last night befoie the national Irri
gation congress placed himself on rec
ord tiK heartily In Hviupnthy with tho
nluiH of that organization
Ills letter contained his practlenl
promise of assistance In the effort
which will he Hindu froi now on for
government n 11 to Irrigation mid an
appeal to all far sighted eltliim to
Interest theuiHclveH In a movement
which will hetiellt the entire nation
Jovurnor Roosevelts letter was di
rectly In line iim regnrdn Its point of
view with the feeling of tho congroHS
ns developed In iIIkcuhhIouh which had
lasted nil through tho day It was
the paper on the construction of great
storage reservoirs by the government
for tlio general use of entire dlHtrletH
by fnrnieiH read by Captain Illrani
Chittenden engineer corps U H A
which started the discussion and per
haps half of the delegates to the con
gress found a chance to support the
project with strong words A letter
from Lieutenant lenenil Miles was
very enthusiastic toward the same
end
Tho congress believes that It Is as
much the duty of the government to
take measures to prevent drought as
It Is to prevent the filling up of harbors
It believes It Is Just as real a duty for
tho government to open up vast areaH
of arid laud as to provide new courses
for shipping It helldves further that
the time for action Is ripe that the
ground has been well prepared and
that all efforts should bo concentrated
during the coining session of congress
to secure satisfactory legislation
At the afternoon session Colonel II
K Mnxson secretary of the congress
submitted his annual report He stat
ed that the membership of the associa
tion now comprises nearly 1000 of the
leading mercantile and manufacturing
concerns of the United States and ex
tends from California to Maine and
from Minnesota to Texas Agricul
tural commercial horticultural and
labor organizations from one end of
the country to the other have strongly
Indorsed the movement by resolutions
and given to it their earnest aid and
co operation
Smyth Will Ank litiliiiirhifr
Lincoln Nov -I Attorney CJenornl
Smyth will tile a notion before the su
preme court for a rehearing In the
ease decided Wednesday against the
state hoard of transportation Many
lawyers are of the opinion thnt while
the decision of the court establishes
the fact that the board as at present
constituted Is without authority it
does not necessarily abolish It The
original act creating the board of
transportation was passed at the leg
islative session of 1885 At the ses
sion two years later It was so amended
as to make It In many respects a new
ImV It was on these amendments
that the question of constitutionality
was based and the claim advanced is
that the original act of LSSr Is not
nullified by the decision
Llmlimv to 1 Secretary
Hastings Neb Nov SI Otllceseek
ers from every nook and corner of the
state have been Hooding into Hastings
this week and are camping on tho trail
of Governor elect Dietrich who has
kept mighty close to his rooms iu the
llostwick hotel Yesterday Mr Diet
rich gave it out that he hud appointed
II C Lindsay of Inwneo City private
secretary and Mr Lindsay culled upon
the governor and notified him of his
acceptance O G Smith of Kearney
has been appointed assistant superin
tendent of the state luduxtrlul school
at Kearney
Monro Denied New Trial
Chicago Nov t A brum Moore a
Nebraska traveling man who was con
victed a year ago of swindling a stock
yards linn out of 47000 by selling a
herd of cattle which he did not own
and of the actual existence of which
tnere Is still some doubt has been de
nied a new trlul by the appellate
court The firm which Moore was
said to have swindled was the
company He will
be sent back to Chicago to serve a sen
tence of one year In Jail aud pay a Hue
of 1000
Gray Guilty of Mitimhitiuhtrr
Mnrshalltown Nov J3 After 11
hours deliberation the Gray Jury
agreed at midnight finding Joe Gray
guilty of manslaughter In the killing
of Joseph Williams Williams was a
most respected negro In this city aud
several weeks apo while on his way
home relinked a crowd of tramps for
interfeiinu with four little girls The
tramps were drunk aud Williams was
shot three Mines loo Dunn will be
tried as an accomplice
Decision Will Kill Oir lrrltlin
Lincoln Nov l3 The decision of
the supreme court in the ease of Leroy
Hall against the Crawford Irrigating
company if adhered to In a future
hearing will probably be a deathblow
to Irrigation In Nebraska Iu this case
the court held according to an old Eng
lish Jaw that the proprietor of a river
bank Is entitled to have the stream
flow through his laud undiminished
iu quantity aud unimpaired In quality
TIIK NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28 1900
HERRIOTT TO QUIT OFFICE
Hit I Not Ititrml In Tnlin AiUiuitng of
Tit UK lHW
lies MoliiH Nov UU State Treas
urer John lleirlott announced yester
day that he would not take advantage
of the defect In the Titus amendment
but would turn his olllce over to J S
lllhertsou at the beginning of tlio
year In his statement he sayj
I expect on Jan 1 1001 to give up
my olllce of tieasurer of state and to
turn over Iu the treasurer elect nil of
the states funds then In my possession
If by that time the effect of the
iiineiiilmcnt upon olllclal terms has not
been decided by the supreme court I
shall as a protect Ion to myself and
bondsmen formally resign my olllce
ns I cannot In view of the grave doubt
generally entertained respecting the
effect of tin1 amendment step out In
the ordinary way
AGUINALDO WOUNDED
Hnltl to Itn Siirfnrltii nn Itrmilt of Shot In
the StolimiliJlliitH Will Kink
Hon Ilimi Hoiik Itoiijf
ITong Kong Nov 1KI It Mlldman
tho United States consul here has In
formation that the Klllplno Junta at a
meeting held Nov 15 decided to brave
the chances of deportation rather than
quit Hong Kong Recent correspond
ence between the Junta and the Insur
rectionists proves that Agulnaltlo Is
still alive but he Is said to be suffer
ing from a gunshot In his stomach
The I long Kong Junta has also de
cided to make another attempt to send
arms to the Filipinos In a launch
which will probably lly the German
flag The venture will be In charge
of Colonel Itillo del IMIar Heyes aud
Gnreia two Filipino agents have a
large stink of munitions of war nt
Macao
MADE A RCH HAUL
Iron Mountain Train KoIiIiitm Siililto Huvo
Secured liirKe Sum
Hot Springs Nov UIl The indica
tions are that the robbers of the ex
press car on the Iron Mountain train
near Malvern secured a large sum of
money It Is known positively that a
man in Hot Springs telephoned to Mal
vern Just before the train arrived to
ascertain If the expresB company
would have the large sufe In the car
en route north opened nnd deposit
therein 15000 which he desired to
send away The agent at Malvern
replied that tho sufe was to go through
and would not be opened The money
was sent and hence must have been
placed In the small safe which was
blown to pieces and robbed of Its con
tents The robbers are still at large
DIVIDES DUBUQUE DIOCESE
AiclibUliop Kruno Receives tlio Encyclical
Ordering It
Dubuque Nov lilt It is authorita
tively announced that Archbishop
Keano has received a papal encyclical
ordering a division of the Dubuque
dloces with the new see at Sioux
City The bishops council and suf
fragln bishops meet here next week
to decide on the cundldutes Bishop
Mochun of Cheyenne nnd Fnther Hcer
of Dyersvllle are said to be the lend
ing candidates The apportionment of
the new see has not yet been decided
but the present diocese probably will
be equally divided putting Fort Dodge
Into the new diocese
Oppoiiu Cliainploinlilp Gra
Iowa City la Nov 21 Prominent
members of the University of Iowa
faculty including resident MacLean
expressed opposition yesterday to u
post season football game with Minne
sota to deterinlno the westeni cham
pionship A game with Minnesota
would accomplish little or nothing to
ward settling the championship said
President MacLean
Colombian llebrl Itefiiitoil
Colon Colombia Nov lo Tho reb
el forces at Iliieun Ventura have been
completely crushed by the Colombian
government troojis who captured three
cannon and two generals General
Albnn the governor of Ianamu per
sonally directed the operations from on
rvmrd the British ship Taboga seized
bx the Colombian authorities ami
suvMl the situation there
DiMifnrxH fHiiunt Cured
by local applications as they cannot
reaoh tho diseased portion of tho ear
There is only ono way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafuess is caused by an iutlained condi
tion of the mucous lining of tho eusta
chian tnbe When this tube is inflamed
yon have a rumbling eouud or imperfect
hearing and wheu it is entirely closed
deafness is tho result nnd uuless the
inflammation can bo taken out aud this
tube resttred to its normal condition
hearing will bo destrovod forever uino
cases out of teu are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but au inflamed condi
tion of tho mucous surfaces
Wo will give one hundred dollars for
auy caso of deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Curo Send for circulars free
V J Ohksky Co Toledo O
Sold by druggists 75o
Halls Family Pills aro the best
Ilulityn Celery Nerve CoinjioiiiHl
for all uevous diseases neuralgia rheu
matism nervous debility parnlysis
biliousness dyspepsia costivoness piles
liver complaint kidney troubles and
female complniuts It goes to the seat
of the disease and cures thoroughly and
speedily Sold by Geo B Christoph
Slireutl Like Wililllr
When things are the bBt they be
come the best belling Abraham
Hare a leading druggist of Belleville
O writes Eloctrlo Bitters aro tho
best soiling bitters I havo handled in 20
years You kuow why Most diseases
begin in disorders of stomach fliver
kidnoysbowols blood and nerves Elec
tric Bitters tono up tho stomach regu
lates liver kidnoy and bowels puriflos
tho blood Btrongthons tho nerves henco
cures multitudes of maladies It builds
up tho cutiro system Puts now llfo
and vigor into any weak sickly run
down man or womati Price GO cents
Sold by Kiosau Drug Co
RAHNEa Hi TYLKH J J Hm
M 1 Tyler
Norfolk
AltornpjH at Law
TJRG s Parker
DENTIST
Mast Block
Nobrask
Norfolk Neb
DR II T HOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Snrgeon
Olllco Mtizeiifi Nntlnnnl Iiiuik liullilliiK
Teleplionn 101
Bnuitnrium ntul IloMdmico Muiu ami 13th Bt
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Norfolk - Nobra a
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ono block north of CoiiKriKiittoiml church
Norfolk - - Nebraska
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Olllco oor Leonards DniB Storo
Norfolk Nebraska
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yISS MARY SIIELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker
Up Btnlrfl In Cotton block over Haume etore
Firet clatB work Kiiiirnutooil
Norfolk Nebraska
POWERS HAYS
Attorneys at Law
Rooms 10 11 nntl 12 MiutlbJock
Norfolk Nebraska
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Undertakers nnd Einhalnierc
Sci sione llk Norfolk Avo
Norfolk - - Nebraska
TftTt M ROBERTSON
Attorney at Law
Rooms 1 and 2 Robertson Wigtoi
j Block Norfolk
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Practical Plumber
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Agency for the Mvers Force anr
Wind Mill Pumps
Prices Right
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Woik
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The Eminent Sioux City Specialist
who lineKninoil a wido reputation iu liln pro
fotfciiin us an uzport extractor will lio ut tlio
PACIFIC HOTEL
Saturday Nov 24
for the lioitnlit of thorn liiiii nway from u po
rialUt in thie branch and have not the time to
iblt a hpeciiiliet of mi extended reputation
This tiMiinls ou a grand opportunity Wo
claim to lmn the best and uuxolutoly biifot
painlihS method ur yot produced Simple
etlectUo and harmless Thit eerweo U ut jour
command
Expert Pinto Worker of
Barnett Dental Association
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The Need of Good Sheds
Tr nntnfiillv nvlrlnnf nil n irnsirl miinv fnrtna li tla unnttAM An
I - j wtUMv vM pwu IMIJ o 141 ll 10 0JlylWl l
ciiiuy iu wiuiur xuib snuuiu not oe nun msed not De It yon
who aro shy on shods will take the trouble to run iu nnd ask
our prices Wo havo a good stock of common boards plenty
good enough for sheds that we will soil yon at a very low
price At our prices it is cheaper to own sheds than go without
L C MITTELSTADT
NORFOLKS LUMBERMAN
I Ifjuu If1i to buy
isrrm TWO snaps
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C Snap No 1 A fi room house in cood condition with stable conl shorls
and city water Lot i0xl82 on west side Bents at 800 por 010
uiuiiiu irnce UJUlU
j Snap No 2 One hundred and sixty acres W miles southeast of Nor
J folk Four room house sheds etc Laud all uuder cultivaiion ttt I n
C hasy terms Per acre P I U
TRACY DURLAND
Norfolk
N A BAINBOLT President
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ZUTZ ABBiBtant Cashier
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Buys and Sells Exohange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point in Europe
A General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted
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All tho new things in this line can be found here and our word for it
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organs ot either sax such as Nervous Prostration Falllnc or Lost Manhood
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steum aud hut water heating Special atton
tiou given to Holler and Engine Itepairiug
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