SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Frank Minko was up from Stanton
ostorday
Dau Shnnnou was dowu from Hos
kins yestorday
Wm II Hill of Ponder was a Norfolk
guost yostordny
J R Philander was n city visitor yes
torday from Dixon
Carl Horst of Madison hnd business
in Norfolk yoBtorday
E A Gilmoro of Emorick was a Nor
folk visitor yesterday
0 J Bornor of Ewlug was in this
metropolis yesterday
A G Moyors of Buttlo Creek trans
acted business hero yostorday
F P Arnold was transacting business
in Norfolk yestorday Ho is from
Foster
Tho next association to meot in Nor
folk will bo tho North Nebraska bankers
on April 23
0 J Stockwoll doparted this noon for
Yankton S D called thoro by a telegram
announcing that his brother was dying
Miss Anuio McBrido accompanied hor
friend Miss Batohelor to her homo in
Fullortou today and will visit for a
week
Peoplo wanting to chango thoir ndvor
tisomeuts in The Nuws must hand their
copy in during tho foruuoou to iusuro
attention
MiBs Charlotte White
of Way no county was tho guost of
Mr and Mrs Robert Uttor while at
tending tho association mooting Sho
loft for her homo on the noon train
C W Braaschs old coal olllco is
again traveling For several years it
ha3 occupied tho corner of Third street
and Philip avenue It is now traveling
north on Fourth street to a new loca
tion
Roy Gardners horse ran away agaiu
Thursday evouing It clashed with a
team on Main street near tho postoflico
and thoro was a general mixup for a
short time No one was injured and
slight damage was done
Androw J Nelson living near New
man Grove was kicked in tho mouth by
one of his horses the othor day Sov
eral stitches were necessary to get Iiis
lips in shape He put up his arm to
ward off tho blow and tho bono in that
member was broken
Tho new Elks lodge of this city is
making remarkable growth in member
ship At tho meeting last evening 10
new members were mitintedbeiug M C
Biessler and M W Liohty of Clear
water R M Peyton of Oreightou D
H Cronin 0 E Stout and O F Big
lin of ONeill J A Madden of Leigh
Arthur Nyland Clarence D Salter nnd
F K Fulton of Norfolk The out of
town members present at the meeting
last night were Woods Cones Thos
Chilvers W E Bishop and J M Aldeu
of Pierce A W Gross of Madison Ted
Ackerman of Stanton M C Von
Rahdeu of Oreightou Work on the
new lodge and club rooms in tho Mar
quardt block is progressing nicely and
it is expected that tho order will be lo
cated in tho new quarters iusido tho
next month
The weather has been threatening for
a week or more but not until yestorday
afternoon did it got down to business
thoroughly Then it snowed and the
beautiful covered tho ground to a
depth of about half a foot Fortunately
there was no wind and the snow lays on
a level It gives a disagreeably winter
ish aspect to the landscape that is not
appreciated by those who have been
watching for the buds to burst and the
grass to shoot but it will undoubtedly be
of great benefit in placing the ground in
nice condition for spring work and start
ing the crops that havo been planted to
growing The trains have not been de
layed to any great extent and traflio will
not bo greatly impeded if the wind does
not rise and blow the mutorinl into
drifts A few sleighs havo been out
tho occupants enjoying tho best of tho
season
MONDAY MENTION
Roy Seymour left Saturday for a few
days stay in Omaha
Mrs L A Miller wont to Pierce this
noon for a weeks visit with friends
Miss Lota Blakoly was a paRsengor
for Omaha on tho early train today
Miss Mattio MoNish returned last
night from a weeks stay in Omaha
Misses Hattio Allbery and Kate and
Julia Stafford went to Omaha today
Miss Ella Mulleu is spending her va
cation iu visiting friends at Clinilron
Miss Maud Deuel of Moadow Grovo
visited Norfolk friends over Sunday
L 0 Mittelstaat returned Saturday
from his extended visit to Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mrs E Rasley and son Clarence
wont to Madisou today to visit Mrs
Fisher a few days
Mr and Mrs I M Maoy returned
last night from a visit of about six weeks
in the state of Washington
T E Moolick is today removing his
family to Gross Boyd county whore
they will make their future homo
Thomas ONeill aud family havo ac
companied Mrs M E Stanton to Omaha
and will make that city their homo in
the future
Mrs R Y Bruco of Oreightou cele
brated her 02nd birthday one day ln
week Mrs Bruco is iu fair health and
good spirits
Thos G HightsoldSOucresof pasturo
land four miles north of tho hospital
for tho insane to Potor Brumels Satur
day Consideration 1000
Miss Laura Bridgo of Fromout was tho
guest of Norfolk relatives during tho
teachers association Mastor Donald ac
companied hor homo for a short visit
Mrs Herman Gorecko was so unfor
tunate as to slip on tho stops of tho back
poroh at hor homo Saturday morning
and break both bouos of hor right onklo
A letter to Norfolk friends from Mrs
O E Donol of Boiso City Idaho Rtatcs
that tho baby boy of Mr and Mrs Donol
is just rocovoring from a sovoro attack
of pnoumouia
Mr and Mrs F W Junomau will
soon begin housekeeping in tho resi
donco formorly ownod by Tom Whoaton
on South Ninth stroet tho property
having been rccoutly rontod by Mr
Junomau
0 P Michnol has closed his photo
graph gallory horo and will resnmo his
occupation of travoling and taking pic
tures Tho building boing vacated by
him will bn occupied by tho Iuskcop
millinery storo
This is all fools day and tho practical
jokers both young and old havo been
laying for tho unwary victim in nioro
than ono iustuuco and many havo boen
made to fcl foolish by tho successful
working of some trick more or lets ri
diculous
Miss Stolla Daniels of Ainsworth
superintendent of publio instruction in
Brown county who visited at tho homo
of Mr and Mrs II M Roberts during
tho association returned to hor homo
last night Tho hosts and thoir guest
wero old neighbois in Garfield precinct
near Ainsworth
G M Thompson has sold his resi
dence iu Tho Heights to C A Priestly
of Pierce immediate possession to be
given Mr Thompson will move nt
ouce to tho Bishop house recently va
cated by Dr C S Parkor and Mr
Priestly will take possession of his now
homo this week
K C Morehouse has resigned his po
sition as general freight agent of tho
Fremont Elkhoru Missouri Valloy
and tho Sioux City and Pacific railroads
to attend to other business affairs John
A Kuhn for tho last five years general
agent of tho Chicago Northwestern
in Omaha has been chosen to fill tho
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr Morehouse It is probable that II
0 Cheney general agent of tho North
western at Sioux City will be promoted
to Mr Kuhns old position
Dr O F W Marquardf the ophthal
mologist has today commenced in The
News the publication of a series of arti
cles on tho eyo that cannot but be of
value to tho reader They contain in
formation regarding an important organ
that all should know Do not pass them
by on tho theory that thoy are mere ad
vertisements They are not Thoy
contain the most recent information ob
tained by ono who has spent years in
acquiring knowledge that he gives
freely An article from tho doctors
pen will appear each day for some time
L Buckendorf who owns the green
house on Madison avonuo between
Fourth and Fifth streets is deserving
of a liberal patronage on tho part of
those desiring cut flowers potted plants
vegetable plants or anything in that
line Ho has been at a large expense
and put in a great deal of hard work iu
fixing up to supply tho demands of the
city It is ono of those homo industries
which should be patronized Potted
plants aud vegetable pJauts are grown
by him while ho takes orders for cut
flowers aud prooures them as reasonable
as anyone
An ICx tract from Her Letter
If you could only bo here this wintor
morning and see for yourself you would
no longer doubt mo Roses aro bloom
ing in our front yard and all naturo is
as far advanced in this lovely American
summerlaud as it will bo iu your cold
eastorn home by June
Wo made tho journey from Missouri
rivor to tho Golden Gate on tho Union
Pacific to avoid tho oircuitous routes
an important item in the winter A
trip to California is mado delightful by
tho perfect service and luxurious ac
commodation of The Overland Limited
which is perhaps tho most finely
equipped train in tho world
Detailed information furnished on ap
plication F W Junkman Agout
Goshen 111 Geuesso Pare Food Co
Lo Roy N Y Dear Sirs Somo days
since a package of yourGrain O prepar
ation was loft at my ofllco I took it
homo and gave it a trial nnd I havo to
say I was very much pleased with it as a
substitute for coffee Wo havo always
used tho best Java and Mocha iu our
family but I am tree to say I like tho
Graiu 0 as well as the best coffeo I ever
drank Respoctfulb yours
A 0 Jackson M D
Tho Norfolk Nursery
Sells seed potatoes pure Early Ohio
Six Weeks Early Triumph and Early
Peaoh Blows Also ash box eldors
olm and maple 8 to 12 foot high
Cherry apple plum trees aud small
fruit plants forest trees seodliugs rose
bushes Uoweriug shrubs and evergreens
Call on or address E D Hammond
Norfolk Nebraska
Til H NORFOLK NKWS FRIDAY APRILS 1001
TUESDAY TOPICS
Harold Morrison is rocovoring from an
attack of tousilitis
Gono Huso was a passenger for Lin
coln on tho noon train
Miss Irono Doxtor is just rocovoring
from an attack of sickness
Pat Roonoy has gono to his old homo
iu Ireland for an extended visit
F M YooBol and Clint Smith wero
city visitors today from Madison
W A Connolly and Dr P II Sal
tor wero passengers to Omaha today
Sheriff Georgo W Losoy was over
from Madison today on olllcial business
A H Violo is taking a lay off from
his duties as engineer on tho F E M
V lailroatl
Mrs Ransom Stltt is quito sick with
tho grip at hor homo on Sixth stroot aud
Park avonuo
Mrs II C Matrauroturncd last night
from hor visit at Lincoln aud Glen
Springs Iowa
Mr aud Mrs C -13 Durland aud Mrs
McBrido roturnod Inst night from a
visit to Plainviow
ShorilTE CHass of Piorco county
brought a patient to tho Norfolk hospital
for tho insuiit last evening
John Roynolds of Lako View Iowa
has taken a position as apprentice in tho
harbor shop of his cousin W O 1 lull
Miss Mason has movod into her homo
recently purohasod from Bernard Grant
at tho comer of Madison avonuo and
Tenth street
T 11 Wilhelm travoling freight
agent of tho Rock Island routo was in
Norfolk yesterday looking up business
for his road
Mr Loon Brown returned to his home
iu Missouri Valloy Iowa yestorday
after spending Sunday with Mr and
Mrs E W Bates
August Paul who has bton working
for 11 E Glissmun today removed with
his family to Emerson whoro thoy will
umko their future homo
Thoro will bo a special meeting of
Trinity guild at Mrs Leonards this
evening to work on Easter novoltios
All members aro urgontly requested to
bo present
Mrs A J Durland and daughtor
Juno aro expectod homo tomorrow even
ing from a visit with Mrs Durlands
sister at Washington Iowa Thoy nlso
visited at tho homes of 0 A and W II
Mast at Davenport
Lyons Sun Tho Norfolk district
camp moetiug commission met here Tues
day and it was decided not to hold camp
meeting at Lyons this year Several
other towns aro asking for it and a de
cision will bo mado later
Lrlenn Hart ot Dead wood b D was
in the city yesterday visiting his friend
Dr O A McKim Mr Harts brother
Irvin was drowned horo in the North
Fork river in 182 Ho was at that timo
in tho office of Weatherby Welsh
Mr and Mrs It W Williams havo
issued invitations to tho wedding of thoir
adopted daughter Miss Minnie Stop
pier who will bo married to Paul Ed
ward Lang Wednesday evening April
10 at 8 oclock Mr Lang is from
Rocky Ford Colorado
Tho weather today has accorded very
well with those that havo passed for a
week or more Cloudy and chilly with
a generous supply of sticky mud under
foot aro tho characteristics and it is un
necessary to remark that thoro is little
pleasure in boing out of doors A slight
snow fall last night that has melted
rapidly today gives tho mud an increased
durability
Tho social given last evening in tho
parlors of tho First Congregational
church was quite woll attended when
the disagreeable weathor is taken into
consideration The ludios society under
whoso auspices tho ontertainmont was
given cleared about 15 and tho com
mitteo having it in charge is accorded a
great deal of credit for tho successful
manner iu which it was conducted
In spito of tho obstacles presented by
tho weather considerable spring moving
is being done Among thoso who aro
changing residences is D Rees who is
moving from tho M O Walker house
to his homo on West Norfolk avonuo
W II Shoer will occupy tho Walker
house moving from a residence in Tho
Heights on South Teuth street I J
Johnson who has lived in the Rees homo
will move into tho house boing vacated
by Mr Sheor and family
Owen Bros the Norfolk railroad con
tractors havo taken contracts for work
that will keep them busy this summer
and at which thoy will omploy a small
army of men II E Owen has returned
from Chicago where ho and his brother
D M received two extensive contracts
for railroad work ono nt St Paul Minn
and the othor at Rod Oak Iowa Tho
firm will move thoir grading outfits on
tho work as soon as possiblo as thoy
will bo orowdod for timo in which to
complete tho large amount of work tho
coutructs call for Thoy oxpect to work
100 men and many toams during tho
season or until tho contracts aro com
plotod
Not for many years has Norfolk ex
perienced as quiet an election aud one
in which less interest was taken than
tho municipal olection hold today Tho
weather may havo contributed to tho
effect but cortaiu it is that a very light
vote has boon polled and but little effort
was made to get tho volets out Tho
candidates and their friends havo been
doing somo work in tho interest of their
respective tickets but tho apathy of tho
general publio is very notieablo It
looks as though thoro would bo scarcely
half tho number of of votes polled today
that Hiero was during tho election of n
yoar ago whon koon intorost was taken
and a largo vote polled tho vote on
tnnyor being -137 for Robertson aud I HI
for Westorvolt Tho condition that
prevails today may bo realized when it
is known that it has required an effort
to ltrovldo election linnnls In Mm
Third ward no board was secured until
a late hour in tho forenoon In the
First ward no republican could bo in
duced to sorvo and consequently tho
democrats wero in supremo control Iu
tho other wards tho same lack of enthus
iasm was shown and for a time it ap
peared that tho election was almost
going by default Tho weather has
been disagreeable enough to presage a
democrat io victory and tills will prob
ably be tho result unless tho republicans
bestir themselves during tho remaining
Hours Tho polls will bo kept
until 7 oclock
open
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
UllliurHiiiiil TriiHiiMmCliiiitmi mill I niprox
liiniitH lliiimeil
Tho regular annual meeting of the
Prospect Hill cemetery association was
held yesterday afternoon in tho under
taking rooms of Sessions tV Bell
Col S S Cotton I G WesterveltW
J Gow L Sessions 3 H Durland
Mrs I Powers and Mrs N A Knin
bolt wero chosen as trustees for one
yoar L M Guylnrd was reelected
secretary L Sessions was re elected
to the position of treasurer
Col Cotton was electol president by
tho board of dirootors aud hit appointed
as commit too on grounds L Sessions 0
B Durland W J Gow Mrs Powers
and Mrs Rainbolt
This committeo was instructed to havo
erootHl a suitablo tool house and olllco
and money was appropriated for its con
st ruction
The question of completing a plat
book of tho grounds was considered
This is deemed an important matter us
thoro aro so many unmarked graves
that in tho course of yenrs it would be
impossiblo to locato them L Sessions
and T 1 Hart or aro woll informed on
tho matter but a pcrmanont record of
interments is considered essential so
that iu tho future people may bo ublo to
toll whoro frionds or relatives aro buried
Tho record should no mado while
Mr Sossions aud Mr Ilartor can givo it
attention for otherwise tho kuowlodgo
would in timo bo lost
MADISON
Mrs W V Allen wns a nassoncer for
Columbus Weduesday
Mayor oloct Koouigstoin was down
from Norfolk Wednesday
Dick Malony was elected polico judgo
over Peto Oborg by a majority of ono
Geo Clark of Humphrey transacted
business hero between trains Wednes
day
F J Ellick representing tho Fremont
Tribune was calling on customers Wed
nesday
Mrs W Whitla went to Humphrey
Wednesday for a few days visit with
relatives
Tom Memmingor was elected mayor
of Madison huving received about three
fourths of tho entire vote
Mrs A T Steon was called toColum
bus Sunday to nurse her daughtor Mrs
Wm Musgravo nee Maud Steon who
is slightly ill
Dr Underborg and family havo
moved into tho Andy Reeves house Mr
Reeves having moved to John Robin
sons farm just north of town
Fred Funk age 2 and Wilhelmino
Miuners ugo 2l of Madison on March
IK obtained permission to wed nnd on
April 1 Loweilyn A Davis aged 2
and Mary L Boals aged 20 of Pierce
county wero married by Judgo Bates
Mr Davis is a grandson of Grandpa
Roiglo of Fairviow and drovo out to
introduco his now bride to tho aged rela
tive
WARNERVILLE
There was a dauco at Fied Terrvs
last Monday ovouing
J F Webster wont to Platte Centre
Saturday and returned Monday ovouing
No now caso of scarlet fovor having
dovoloped our school reopened last
week
Mrs Joe Thornton and children of
Alliance aro visiting Mrs Thorntons
brother John Conloy
Dick Terry camo over from Tildeu
last Saturday He will assist his brother
on the farm this season
W W Hughes secretary of tho Y
M 0 L of Norfolk will organizo a
Sunday sohool hero next Sunday at 2 30
oclock
Isaac Lanvor son of Samuel Lauver
living near Maplo Grovo died last Sun
day of scarlet fover Tho funeral was
hold Tuesday at tho house Tho family
havo tho sympathy of tho entire com
munity in their boreavoment
Wanted Enorgetio man with largo
acquaintance to represent Chicago con
cern in his owu county and tako orders
for n very fine Hue of stuplo goods used
in overy family Full set of photos
Great opportunity for tho right man
Address K 12 caro of Lord Thomas
Chicago 111
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Clyde Adams Is sink with the grip at
his homo on South Fifth stroot
Tho Shakospoaro olub met last night
with Mr and Mrs I 0 OConnor
F 1 Elllok of tho Fremont Trillium
was iu tho city today BoHcltlng job
work
Mr anil Mrs Asa If Leonnrd left to
day for Olo Lowoh slough whero they
will camp
Mrs Ervlu Gereeko went to Crolghlon
today to take a position as trimmer In a
millinery storo
Hev J O S Weills and son John lire
oxpooted home from thoir Colorado trip
Thursday ovouing
Miposife llaen aro today moving
their olllco from the Leonard block lo
rooms iu the Mast block
Hev Edwin P Dadu pastor of tho
Congregational church at Pierce from
1HHI to 1881 recontly died at his homo
in Seattle Washington
Tho Nebraska Congregational church
organized iu Omaha May I 1851 with
nine niombors now has JJ0 churches
11000 members aud 20000 Sunday
sohoolsoholurs
T F Monitnlnger was oleeted nmyoi
of Madison yesterday on the people
ticket his oppenent boing Peter ltubon
dahl whhml served iu that capacity
for several terms
It Duhnmel and son wealthy cattle
men of Rapid City S I wero hero
with a view to locating They havo
under consideration tho purchase of
Owen Bros ranch east of town and tho
residence of If E Owen in I Ids city
They returned 10 Rapid City last night
A lire occurred about It oclock last
night a little old house iu 1 loirs addi
tion oust of the lunation being com
pletely destroyed It was vacant the
family that had luM occupied it having
moved out several days into It was
owned by a non resident whoso loss is
not known How tho fire started is it
mystery
Newman Grovo Herald Word has
boon received that Carl Swanson who
was recontly adjudged insano and taken
to tho hospital at Norfolk is improving
and if tho improvement continues he
will soon be able to return homo Pete
Swanson who has boon receiving treat
ment iu an Omaha hospital came home
last wook for a visit and returned on
Monday Ho is also much improved iu
health
Piorco Call Tho Nonroiic Nkwh
still porsists in giving Miss Mixers resi
dence at Ponca Nobr Pierco takes ex
ceptions usMissMixorhas beon tho very
ofllciont instructor of tho primary de
partment of tho Pierce publio schools
for sovoral yoars past Sho is socoud to
nono in primary and kiudorgartou work
nnd wo havo reason to complain whon
Tint NiVK honors Knmn nttiitr nwn wftli I
her residence
Scribnor News At least ono real
honoit young man lives botween
Scribner and West Point A year ago
last Christnms ho bought a bill of goods
at one of tho stores in Scribner Yes
terday was the first timo ho hnd beon in
town since aud tho first thing lie did
was to go to tho storo whero ho pur
chased tho goods aud stato that in
making chango he had received a dollar
too much Ho not only offered to return
tho principal but the interest on the
samo us well
The Bpocial evangelistic mission at tho
Baptist ohurch will cominonco niruin
this ovouing at 7 i0 Rov J B Daly
of Colorado will preach overy ovening
excopt Saturday Mrs Daly will sing
Rov Mr Daly has hnd great succoss as
an evangelist for tho past fow years in
Kansas and Colorado Ho is a man of
strong roligous convictions and knows
how to oxpress thorn Do not fail to
hoar him It is expected that ho will
bo here for two weeks An interesting
and helpful series of biblo readings on
tho office and work of tho Holy Spirit
will bo given in tho church in the after
noons at i oclock A cordial invitation
is given to all toattoudnll theso services
There will lOBpecial services on Sunday
Tho ordinnnco of baptism will bo ad
ministered at tho Friday evening ser
vice
Madison Star Sidney Robortson son
of Hon W M Robertson of Norfolk is
appearing in tho district court this week
us ono of tho attorneys for Gilt Wright
Sid as ho is best known in our city has
many wurm friends hero who will keep
au eager eyo on him as ho climbs tho
ladder of fumo in his chosen profession
That ho will mako n number ono law
yer is udmitted by all who heard him on
last Mouday when he was examining
tho jurors iu tho Stato vs Wright caso
Ho has all tho characteristics of his fath
er who is ono of tho best criminal law
yers in tho stato Sidnoy put the ques
tions to tho jury iu a clear and distinct
manner nnd had tho writer not kuowu
tho young limn from childhood wo cer
tainly would havo been forced to tho
conclusion that ho was an old time prac
titioner This was his first jury case
siuco his admission to tho bar Wo pre
dict for him a brilliant future
MEADOW GROVE
E Ervin is building nu addition to his
house this week
Miss Auua Evans of Norfolk is visit
ing her sister Mrs J L Dunn
Chas Evans is improving his rental
property opposite Dr Kindreds
Services wore held in tho M E church J
WmM XJ tLmi iVfaewfetfgQwjUWrt illiW
0
hist Sunday evening by Rov Darnoll of
Lincoln
Minor Htlhvell hos accepted n
position with tho Johnson meat market
W W Roberts of Norfolk won n
Meadow Grovo visitor last Wednesday
Miss Ilesslo Deuel spent last wook vis
iting friends and attending tho associ
ation at Norfolk
Our public schools began tho spring
term of Mtliool last Monday after a
weeks recreation
Miss lertrudo Wado returned to
Meadow Grovo Sunday evening after a
weeks visit at her homo nnd at Norfolk
Mr and Mrs Frank Colegrovo at
tended tho touchers meeting at Norfolk
IiikI week returning Saturday morning
Principal Walter Pllger returned to
this city Sunday evening and resumed
his duties iu school Monday morning
Frank Slllwoll loft for Konesaw
Neb last Monday morning with tho
view of locating a meat market business
at that place
Henry Perkins and family who havo
been visiting with M L Perkins left
Wednesday lor on extondod visit iu tho
statu ofjNow York
Mrs Guy Deuel Miss Gertrude Rouso
ami Messrs Bert llayilen and Art Colo
grove attended tho declamatory contest
iu Norfolk March 27
Mrs Nan Ames and HI tie daughter
Mary who have been visiting relatives
iu Virginia for the past nine mouths
returituil to this city Friday ovouing
John Sheets is electing a two story
building adjoining Ira Alyeas on tho
east It is to bo a frame building and
will bo occupied by Mr lohiibons meat
market
Henry Rouse purchased tho Ira Alyea
residence in ho west part of tho city
and moved iuloit Monday Mr Alyea
and family are at piesent living in thu
Kvuiih house on Main street
Theie was a dauco given at Geo
Curlers place two miles north of town
lust Saturday evening A fow Meadow
Grovo young folks drovo out to
attend it and report having had a good
time
Howard Perkins was thu victim of n
surprise party last Tuesday evening be
ing overtaken by anumber of his hchool
mates A merry time was had until
late in tho ovouing whon tho greatest
regret at leaving was that Howard
would not bo witli them fur somo time
to come
Last Tuesday evenings passenger
brought to Meadow Grovo what to all
appearances scorned to bo a hobo
The stranger at once proceeded to tho
hotel whoro ho asked for supper Being
a triflo cripplod this was not rofusod
him Tho actions of thostranccrsoomed
very peculiar and attractod tho attoution
of thoso in tho ofllco Ono of tho gontlo
mcu present advanced tho idea that tho
follow was not iu his right mind Ho
was at onco tried by an insanity com
mission consisting of a professor und a
butchor Tho commission soon dis
covered the fact that tho poor follow
was cracked and entirely broke Tho
town marshal was informed of this and
took care of him over night Appar
ently uot violently insane ho was given
his liberty in tho morning
Wlmt Muill We Iliivo for DohhoiI
This question arises in the family
overy day Let us answer it today
Try Joll O a delicious dessert Pre
pared in two minutes No baking I add
hot water and sot to cool Flavors
Lemon oruugo raspberry and straw
At your grocers 10 cents
Tho complete service of The Ohio-ago-Portland
Special via Union Pacific
ouablos passongers to reach tho princi
pal cities botweon tho north and Paciflo
coast and Missouri river not only in tho
shortest possiblo space of timo but nlso
in tho most comfortable aud oujoyablo
manner Tho dining cars on this train
are stocked with tho best the market
affords All meals servod n la carte
When work
iuv is heavv
jf Cod Liver Oil is the means
f life and enjoyment of life to
housands men women and
hildren
When appetite fails it re
tores it When food is a
nmlen it lifts the burden
When voulosc flesh it brings
0
plumpness of health
thin edge of the
end is
is nard ana
it makes life
Vinht
It is the
vedcre the thick food
thu what is the use of food
hen you hate it and cant di
ost it
Scotts Emulsion of Cod
Oil is thefood that makes
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