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A Cincinnati woman tfavo hor bus
tamlii thick coat of whitewash for
comluR homo drunk ami announced
thnt there wnn some of tho cloiuminR
mntorial loft in tho pail for tho saloon
keeper if ho would cull Hit roforin
method limy not have br wide n range
as thnt of tho famous Mrs Nation but
it will probably bo just as effective
whero applied
Thcro is ft Blmnp in tho Btrnwborry
market in Oninbn whioh will bo pleas
ing intplllRcnce to lovers of tho berry if
not to tho growers Two earn of tho
fruit wore received WedneRday morning
nnd with tho lot of hold overs on hand
bring tho price to f 160 to a60 per cbbo
One dealer is of tho opinion that benles
ro now bb cheap ns they will bo Bold
during the Reason
Omaha should certainly hnvo a hnml
Komo and commodious auditorium if
tho energy and cnthuBiasm of boiiio of
its supporters aro taken into considera
tion During the tour of tho manu
facture and jobbers through tho South
Platte country Prank L Campbell for
merly of this city wbb presented with n
bunch of lilocB by n yonug lady nt
D wight Ho put it up at auction for
tho benefit of the auditorium and it
brought J7 It was again put up nnd
brought f0 GO and tno next timo it sold
for 4 Tho young lady who presented
tho tlowers will undoubtedly bo sur
prised to learn that they were worth
3460 to tho auditorium fund
Tho sympathy of the peoplo of the en
tiro country is with President McKinley
in his hour of trial and all will hope
that Mrs McKinley will bo spared to
him for many years Her distressing
illness 1b all tho moro deplorablo in that
it comes during a tour of tho country
that has beon so pleasnrablo to tho peo
ple of the country nB well as momburs
of the presidential party and ono that
promised so union to all concerned
Tho trip hoB undoubtedly proven fatigu
ing to Mrs McKinley who has beon nu
invalid for yenrs nnd she has under
taken more than her condition per
mitted her to enduro Tho earucBt
wiehea of the peoplo are for her early
recovery
Edward Atkinson tho Boston patriot
has broken out nfreBh Ho says
When the question is put Who will
enlist for tho Philippine war few but
degenerates and deadbeats nnBwer the
call There are fow poor enough and
few belonging to the second order of
fools not tho natural fools who euliht
for this ghaBtly service This is the
mine Edward who endeavored to con
vinco these fools degenerates aud
dondbeats that they wero lighting a
hopeless cause against truo patriotism
Ho was a leader in democratic attaokB
against the administration and is a
friend of his country of which that
party should be proud He should be
in great demand to welcome returning
soldiers home from the Philippines
It was Aguinaldo8 policy to conduct
guerilla warfare and eudeaver to divide
eentiment here It was constantly
hoped that a party would come into
power which would givo him and his
followers the full control of the islands
with therehnany tribes speaking differ
ent languages Looking at the situa
tion now without political bias it must
bo acknowledged that it was not an un
reasonable policy as the chief issue be
tween the two great parties were unon
this same question The news of Mr
McKinley s re election followed after a
time by the announcement that congress
had voted to place in his hands full
power and meauB to carry out his plans
of enforcing order in the Philippines
did not reaoh the island until Christmas
By the end of January it had flittered
slowly throughout the province of
Luzon At ouce a change was apparent
Although a standing offer by General
Otis of thirty dollars for every rifle
brought in had resulted in the surrender
of but few in many months in Febru
ary the rifles began to pour in by the
thousands Men and officers surrend
ered everywhere President of Philip
pine Commission Schnrmann
OFFER TO BUY FAIR GROUNDS
6tate Board Makes
Proposition of
15000 for Site at Lincoln
Lincoln May 17 The state board of
public lands and buildings decided to
offer 15000 for a clear title to the
old state fair grounds two miles north
west of the city William McLaugh
lin and O W WebBter representing
ta majority of the stock In the grounds
have taken the proposition under con
sideration but will give no decision
nntll after they have conferred with
the other owners The property was
offered for sale for 2236050 Land
Commissioner Follmer chairman of
the board said yesterday that tho
states offer of 15000 was final and
that no more than that amount would
Jbe paid for the property
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City
Council Met in Regular
Session Last Night
BIDS FOR COAL ARE OPENED
V W llnuwrh wm tlift HnrrrMful Hidden
Water Commissioner Hlinpsun 1rescnt
III Iltport for Year Ilouds Approved
rtnd Other lliislnesa TtMisacted
Tho city connoil met in regular bob-
Hion last nicht with Connoilmon Brunv
inund OlomentR Degncr Gow Spell
man Uhle and Westervolt present
AbBcnt Mayor Koonigsteiu and Council
man Walker President Hrnminnnd
presided during tho pension
Minutes of tho regular and special
meotings of May 2 I 7 and 8 wero road
and approved
Messrs Itainbolt Widaman and
Matron appeared as a committeo from
MathowHon poBt No 100 G A II nnd
requested tho council to appropriate 2r
to help defray tho expense of properly
observing memorial day On motion
tho 2fi was appropriated aB requested
Tho bond nnd application of L L
Itcmbe for a plumbers license wero ex
amined found sufficient and on motion
3W7 TM
approved nnd tho license granted
The bond of J C Stitt as wnter com
missioner wbb examined nnd on motion
same was approved and acoeptcd
The bond of H H Hoyt as special
police was examined and on motion ap
proved
Councilman Degner reported that the
expiring insurance policies had been re
written
Tho auditing committoe reported as
correct tho water commissioners report
for tho past yearns followB
Norfolk Nebraskn November 1 1000
To tho Honorable Mayor and City
Council Gentlemen I have the
honor to report for the six mouths end
ing October HI 1000
Tho collections by Mr
Patterson my prede
cessor from May 1 to
Juno 1 1900 fUlO 35
He paid city certificates 49 1 10
And cash to me 124 GO
TotalB fW 15 1U 115
Which waB duly audited by your com
mitteo nnd tho certificates I now baud
yon
From Juno 10 to October 81
1000 1 have collected myself 1300 53
Cosh received from Patterson 124 00
Total fl521 10
Total earnings waterworks 2015 88
I havo paid city certificates as follows
No 005 118 4G
NoilM iil 08
No OUfl 104 05
No 044 17 50
No 048 45 00
Tonl 208 08
I have paid to oity treasurer the fol
lowing receipts
No 811 00 00
No 815 7r 00
No 810 125 00
No 821 100 00
No 824 100 00
No 825 200 00
No 827 250 00
No881 118 11
Total 1228 11
City certificates as nbove 208 08
Total 1521 10
I hand you herewith receipts and cer
tificates
There remains unpaid somo 30 all of
whioh will bo paid in a few days on the
return of tho parties from whom most
of the 80 is due
The exponBeB of the waterworks for
the said six mouths are ns follows
Salaries 477 50
Coal 1180 87
Supplies 172 75
Repairs 104 00
Total 1005 12
It should be kept in mind in estimat
ing the receipts and benefits received
from your city waterworks that we have
free use of water for the citv hall
building two public schools and one
private school three public water fount
ains all the water used in street sprinkl
ing aud for fire protection the cost and
value of the lost named use being im
possible to estimate
Tho machinery pumps boilers etc
are in good working order due to the
eilicient work and care of Charles O
Manwiller your engineer
The preseut system of paying for
water is in my opinion unjust unfair
and one sided giving as it does the ad
vantage to the dishonest careless con
sumer who wastes water and causing
the nones t careiui consumer to pay
more for water than he should This
evil can in my opinion only be reme
died when tne amount of water con
sumed is measured out to eaoh one and
each oomumer pays only for what he
uses The result of putting in water
meters in other towns around us so far
as I have been able to learn has been
favorable saving as it does in the con
sumption of coal the great item of cost
in operating the works and stopping
the immense waste of water by careless
indifferent consumers for I am satisfied
that its the waste of water and not the
use that causes the cost of our water
system
Very respectfully
J E Simpsov
Water Commissioner
Norfolk Nebraska May 0 1001 The
Honorable Mayor nnd City Council
Norfolk Nebraska Gentlemen From
November 1 1000 to May 1 1001 I
have collected and paid to the city
treasurer water taxes to the amount of
148525 for which find receipts at
tached hereto There remains uncol
lected and unpaid for the same period
the sum of 550
I have spent much time and labor in
correcting and making up the list of
water consumers and designating the
premises by street and numbers I now
respecuuuy recommeua to yon that a
careful house to bouse canvass be made
covering the entire water system of the
city to find out who are using water
and for whot pnrposos nnd thnt tho
consumers are all paying tho proper
amount of tux under tho water ordi
nance
1 repent my suggestion in my laRt re
port In my opinion thero will be no
justice or right in tho matter of tho nso
and payment tor water untu tno meter
system is introduced nnd each consumer
pnys for what ho uses J suggest you
Rhould mnke n meter rnto Roon so thoeo
who wish to pnt in a meter can do so
the present meter rato being prohibitive
Very respectfully
7 E SlMISON
Water Commissioner
The committeo on fire and police re
ported that they in connection with tho
chief of police and chief of tho flro do-
pnrtment had inspected tho alloys and
premiscR within the flre limits and or
dcrcd them cleaned The report was
accepted
Tho Ftrett and nlley committeo re
ported that tho car of stone hnd been re
ceived nnd whs being placed in cross
ings As thero wero 18 moro crossings
that would have to bo replaced at ouco
tho committee recommended that
another car of stone be purchased Tho
report was accepted
The pnblio works committee reported
that they have had tho premises around
the pumping station cleaned up nnd
brick work on tho boilers repaired also
the dwelling house nnd hnd ordered re
pairs for tho large pump The com
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THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY MAY 171901
mitteo recommended that the bill for
labor and material for repairs on boilers
and dwelling be allowed at this meeting
The report was accepted
A communication from the ohief of
the fire department for new hose and
other necessary supplies for the fire de
partment waB read It was decided
that all old hoso should be tested before
anything was done towards purchasing
new hose and the request for other sup
plies was referred to the committee on
flro nnd police with power to act
Bids for furnishing coal to the city
for the enBuiug six mouths were pre
sented as follows
May 10 1001 To the Honorable
Mayor and City Connoil Norfolk Neb
Gentlemen We offer to deliver coal
nt the oity pumping Btation for the six
months ending Nov 1 1001 at the
following priceB Rook Springs Black
per ton 885 Weir Oity slack per
ton 8 85 Yours Truly
O W Bkaasch
May 10 1001 The Norfolk City
Council Gentlemen We offer to
Bupply coal to the city of Norfolk for
the next mx mouths at tho following
prices per ton delivered Rock Springs
slack 8 84 Rock Springs slack and
screening i t 78
Yours Truly
Saltxk Coal Ghain Co
By O B Salter
Norfolk May 10 1001 To tho Hon
orable Mayor and City Council Gentle
men I offer in car loads delivered in
coal bins nt waterworks as required for
the ensuing six montbB Missouri steam
coal at 385 per ton Missouri mixed
nut coal nt 850 per ton Iowa egg
coal at 370 per ton
Respectfully submitted
D Rees
The Iown egg coal is specially pre
pared for steam purposes nnd 1 have a
car now on track which you are cor
dially invited to examine D Rees
Norfolk Neb May 10 1901 Honor
able Mayor and City Council I will
furnish Rock Springs slack coal de
livered to the pumping station weighed
on disinterested scnles I to pny the
weighing for 8 87 per ton cash nt
the first regular meeting following the
delivery of the coal
Yours Truly
H E Hardy
On motion the bid of C W Braasch
for Rock Springs slack coal to be
weighed over disinterested scales was
accepted Councilman Gow voting no
Councilman Brummund reported
they had bought the car of Missouri
mixed nut of D Rees as proposed at
last meeting but bad only accepted
part of the car
Chairman Brummund reported refer
ence to the complaint about water
rentals and that they had found matters
very unfair in some instances but un
der the ordinance there was no relief
nnd recommended that the ordinance
be amended On motion a special com
mittee consisting of Couuoilmen Gow
Degner and Wtstervelt was appointed
to confer withjthe city attorney regard
ing an amendment to the water rate
ordinance
On motion the public works commit
tee in connection with the water com
missloner was ins true ted to have the
proposed water extension route sur
veyed and advertise for bids for digging
trenches to be presented at the next
regular meeting
The street aud alley committee was
authorized to purchase another car of
crossing stone
On motion the city clerk was re
quested to make a monthly report to the
council hereafter
Ordinance No 258 concerning certain
sidewalks was read the second time and
passed its second reading
Ordinance No 257 concerning auction
sales was read for the third time Mo
tion was made that the ordinance pass
its third and final reading but the mo
tlon and ordinance were lost by a unan
imous vote
The council then adjourned
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 80
Minimum temperature 58
Average 71
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month lGG
Barometer 2050
Forecast for Nebraska Generally
fair tonight and Saturday except pos
sibly local thunderstorms east portion
Cooler west portion Saturday
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Numerous IlebU of the County are Cun
Milled
Madison Neb May 14 1001 At 1
oclock p m board of county commis
sioners met pursuant to adjournment
Present John T Hughes OhriBt Schmitt
and H W Winter
On motion minutes of last meeting
wero read ana approved with the ex
ception of claim of J S Barnes
Un motion the action of board on
claim of J S Bnrncs was reconsidered
it hnving como to the knowledge of
board that eight of tho wolf scalps for
which bounty was claimed wero from
wolves that had not been whelped Tho
claim for bounty on these scalps was
rejected
Affidavit of S K Warrick secretary
of the Battle Creek Creamery Co was
read setting forth that tho personal
property of said company was lUted nt
home olllce in Highland precinct for
the years 1808 1800 and 1000 nnd that
therefore the assessment of part of the
property in Green Garden precinct was
erroneous Tho records showing that
claim was correct on motion the clerk
wan instructed to strike Boid tax from
the tax list for said years
Complaint hnving been made that J
H Brown was assessed too high on
household furniture in 1000 and an ex
amination of schedule showing that
said property was assessed at 10 in
stead of 110 as reported on motion
clerk waB instructed to correct tax liBt
accordingly
The complaint of Owen Wade that
lot 10 block 0 O S Hayes addition
was asBessed as improved in 1000 where
as it was unimproved having been
found true the clem was on motion
instructed to correct said assessment
Aug Schultz of Norfolk making
complaint that he waB assessed with
city tax in 1000 whereas he Hvcb ontBide
of oity and tho same being found true
on motion tho clerk was instructed to
strike said city tax
A D Howe making complaint that
his hotel furniture was assessed at full
value in 1000 instead of one fifth nnd
assessor concurring tho clerk was on
motion instructed to correct tax list ac
cordingly
On motion the following bills were
allowed
John Fridny nails 1105
Evans Irvin mnking shroud for
Mrs Hill and material 175
J G Damon 1 wolf scalp 2
F J Squirrell 1 wolf scalp 2
D A Ommerman 7 wolf scalps 14
J L James 10 wolf scalps 20 ap
plied on porsonal tax
Mike Richardson 25 wolf scalps 50
applied on personal tax 05 cents
Arthur Kaun 1 wolf scalp 2
Harry Vail 3 wolf scalps 0
Application to vacate part of East
Second Btreet between block nine nnd
ten Battle Creek was received and the
law having been complied with A G
Moyer T L White and Joe Dufphy
were appointed commissioners to view
the premises and report nt next meeting
of board
On motion board adjourned to 7 oclock
p m
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion the following bills were
allowed
Gust Kaul salary for April 85
J J Orr one horse 100
Nisonger Marshall coffin for Mrs
Hill 18
Fremont Tribune binding record 7
Sidney Cox livery hire and fees in
case G A Freeman insane 0
Electric Light Co light for court
house to April 20 1046
L R Prichard merchandise for Mrs
Hill 3115
State Journal Co county plats 885
J J Adorns filing case etc 1075
applied on personaltax 254
Western Wheeled Scraper Co re
pairs for grader 3640
Fisher Typewriter Co ribbons 450
Fremont Tribune stationery 1700
L F Merz nails 2528
Chr Scha viand fees in case G A
Freeman insane 1050
A D Wilberger witness fees in case
G A Freeman 4 applied on personal
tax
Canton Bridge Co Norfolk bridge
G00
Wm Bates postage express etc
2860
Anton Bucholz 2 cots for sheriff
450
Norfolk Anzeiger legal blanks 550
applied on personal tax
A R Fraser work on delinquent tax
list 2750 applied on personal tax
117
Braasch Zuelow merchandise for
paupers 4603 applied on personal tax
4183
L M Johnson bridge work 1650
J W Warrick lumber 8385
E N Smart fees in case G A Free
man insane 1100 applied on personal
tax 867
On motion the bond of O A Young
quibt road overseer district No 21 was
approved
Un motion report of O M Boyles
road overseer district No 5 showing
balance due him 4085 was approved
On motion board adjourned to May
15 at Soclook
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion 300 was transferred from
the 1690 general fund to the 1000
general fnnd
On motion the following bills were
allowed
5w
rsaei
II W Winter cash for paupers 505
O W Crum salary for April 100
J B Donovan blanks 10 applied
on personal tax 5 75
On motion bonrd adjourned to Juno
11 1001 at 1 oclock to meet ns n board
of equalization Phil Bauch
County Clerk
FORGET ABOUT REBELLION
Southern Philippines More Quiet
Than Ever Under Spanish Rule
Vancouver B C May 17 Accord
ing to ndvIceB from tho orient per
steamer KmpreBS of Indln tho Philip
pine commission has nccompllBhed a
great nmount of Important work In
the southern Islands where tho Insur
rection 1b nlmost forgotten Trade Is
belnn developed nnd tho people pre-
pnrcd for civil government Even the
consorvntive Moron of Sulu and Min
danao arc finding out that the Ameri
cans arc good customers and communi
cation has been cBtnbliBhed in places
where outside intercourse was impos
sible under Spanish rule It Is stated
that about tho beginning of July a cen
tral civil government will be
llshed In
governor
composed
Manila with Judge Taft as
and n legislative council
of Americans and Filipinos
OMAHA WANTS THE MEETING
Puts Up Fight for Next 8esslon of
Grand Aerie of Order of Eagles
San Francisco May 17 The reports
of the ofllcers of the grand aerlo of
Eagles now in session hero Bhow tho
order to be in a flourishing condition
The cnnditlntes for worthy grand pres
ident are Delcary Smith of Spokane
Wash and Dr J B Schwalka sheriff
of Baltimore and also a candidate for
mayor of that city For the meeting
place of the next grand aerie there
Is keen competition between Dallas
Tex Atlantic City N J Denver nnd
Omaha
Nebraska Railroad Taxes
Lincoln May 17 The valuation at
which railroad property In Nebraska
will be assessed for taxation this year
has been raised approximately 75000
by the state board of equalization A
portion of this amount represents the
value of the new property of the Oma
ha Bridge and Terminal company and
an extension to a railroad in tho west
ern part of the state
Train Goes Into Washout
Kaunas City May 7 The seconS
section of westbound Union Pacific
freight train No 11 was wrecked three
miles east of Sharon Springs Kan
at midnight nnd Engineer Harriman
and Brnkemnn Cosgrove both of Ellis
Kan wero killed The track for a dis
tance of 60 feet had been washed out
and the engine and two cars went over
an embankment
Baseball Scores Yesterday
National League Boston 2 St
Louis 6 Chicago 11 New York 3
Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 6 Philadel
phia 12 Pittsburg 2 American
League Cleveland 2 Detroit 5
Boston 7 Baltimore 8 Chicago 14
Milwaukee 1 Washington 12 Phila
delphia 5
Farmer Drowns In Well
Arlington Neb May 17 Peter Nel
son was found drowned in a well yes
terday He was working at the well
and it is supposed that he fell in ac
cidentally
LATEST NEWS OF TRADE
Chicago Grain and Provisions
ClilcnRO May 10 The f rnln market ruled
cnslcr mill mtlier quiet todny July wheat
closliiK Ve lower un a result of ruin
July corn oloseil 4c am July onts
lower Mny corn ilioppeil SHc while pro
vislotiH Blioweil a closing ndvnnce of K8M1C
In laril llV4c In pork ribs being unchanged
Closing prices
Wheat Mny 71e July 71Wl714c
Coru Mny Me July 4iu4Vic
Oats May
Iork May
IMbR May
7S0Cl782ls
Inril May
30e July ail
1470 July 1482V
805 July 785
705 July 705
Bept
Sept
707
Cash quotations No 2 red wheat 71Vi3
73c No 3 red wheat TlTi72e No 3 spring
wheat 0Rf71c No 2 hard wheat 72a72c
No 3 hard wheat 7niQTe No 2 corn
d537c No 3 new corn 4548c No 3
new yellow corn 44M47e No 2 oats 20
CJSOc No 2 white outs 3iya31c No 3
oats 2DV4c
Chicago Live Stock
Chicago May OSOO
steady to slow butchers stock steady
good to prime steers 5102000 poor to
medium 4O0ifl00 stockers and feeders
slow 30051000 cows 2004G5 heifers
2803400 canners 2103276 bulls arm
300S440 calves 21c higher 400fr0
Texas fed steers 42Wa40j Texas bulls
275i385 Hogs Hecelpts today 24000
tomorrow 20000 left over 2000 strong 2
S5c hlcher ton 305 mixed and butchers
56541500 good to choice heavy iKKft
685 rough heavy 506ftfi75 light 863
4158214 bulk of sales 5753085 fiheep
Kecelpti 12000 Bbeep and yearlings
strong 10c higher lambs irc manir
clipped up to 505 Colorados 505 with
era 4351S4C3 fair to choice mixed
41G440
Kansas City Live 8tock
Kansas City May
2800 natives 300 Texans 60 calves native
and Texas beef steers active and steady
atoekrrs and feeders steady cows and
heifers steady to weak good to choice
dressed beef steers 5xaf00 fair to
good 465i525 stockers and feeders 375
3400 tows 325400 heifers JI2a600
cannera 2258315 bulls 325fi47B
calves 425S00 nogs Hecelpts 0000
steady to 6c higher top 587tt bulk 600
ftSM heavy 576afi87Vi mixed packers
300i372H pigs 460ufi26 SheepIle
celpts 8300 MUOc higher western lambs
400S525 western wethers 42541470
western yearlings 40O480 ewes 375
470 culls 2503360 grass Texas sheep
376a25 spring lambs 560S00
South Omaha Live Stock
8nuth Omabn May lO Cattle Receipts
4000 active stronger native beef steers
440i35C0 western steers 40041485
Texus steers 3503435 cows and heifers
35041475 canners 20041340 stockem
and feeders 3254J620 calves 36041060
bulls stugs etc 275J425
7000 2Hc higher heavy 572a
682 mixed 5074J670i light 5C0O
667 pigs 6004i5C0 bulk of sales 5C7
670 Bhetp Kecelpts SCOO strong year
IIdcs 4002436 wethers 3763420 ewes
32641400 and stock sheep 300
6375 lambs 00510 spring Uusa
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Ilewnre of Ointment for Catarrh thnt
tnntftln Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange tho
whole system when entering it through
the mncouB surfaces Such nrticles
should never bo used except on pre
scriptions from reputable physicians ns
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them Halls Catarrh Cure manufao
tnred by F J Cheney Co Toledo
O contains no mercury nnd is taken
internally acting directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure bo sure you
get the genuine It is taken internally
nnd made in Toledo O by F J Cheney
Co Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists price 75o per bottlo
Halls Family Pills aro tho best
University Commencement
It should be remembered that Nor
folks university of music as announced
hut week is a home institution sup
ported by homo pupils although at
tached to the inter state system Its
graduates are a home product nnd it is a
matter of public interest to note their
progress through the different grades
Never in the history of Norfolk were
there bo many young people engaged in
the Btudy of music A small admission
fee will be charged at the graduating
exercises next Thursday evening May
28 to defray the expenses of the Audi
torium management
Miss Florence Newman who has been
a great Buffer from muscular rheuma
tism says Chamberlains Pain Balm is
the only remedy that affords her relief
Miss Newman is a much respected resi
dent of the village of Gray N Y and
makes this statement for the benefit of
others similarly afflicted This liniment
is for sale by Kiesau Drug Co
Geo O Hickock Curtiss Wis says
Foleys Kidney Cure has been tested
and found to be all you claim for it I
have given it to my father and it is the
only thing that ever helped him A
H Kiesau
SherlflTa Sale
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of sale issued by Chr
Schavland clerk of the district
court of Madison county Nebraska
upon a judgment rendered in the
district court of Madison county
Nebraska on the ninth day of April
1001 in favor of T O Cannon as plaintiff
and against John E Olney Charlotte
E Olney et al as defendants for the
sum of two thousand thirty one dollars
and 40 cents 203140 the same being
for taxes with interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum from April 0 1000
and costs taxed at three hundred and
two dollars and sixty eight cents
30268 and accruing costs
I have levied upon the following
real estate taken as the property of said
defendants to satisfy Eaid decree to wit
Lots fifteen 15 and sixteen 16 in
block six G of the town of Norfolk
Nebraska And will offer the same
for sale to the highest bidder for cash
inhaudonthe22nd day of May A D
1001 at the hour of 1 oclock p m of
said day in front of the east door of
the court house in Madison Nebraska
that being the building wherein the
last term of court was held when and
where due attendance will be given by
the undersigned
Dated thiB 18th day of April 1001
Geo W Losey
Sheriff of said County
Notice
Richard Romig will take notice
that on the 4th day of May 1901 J L
Daniel a justice of the peace in and
for Norfolk precinct in Modion county
Nebraska issued an order of attach
ment for the sum of 800 in an action
pending before him wherein Sadie
Beymer 1b plaintiff and Richard Romig
is defendant and property consisting of
a chainless bicycle has been attached
under said order Said cause was con
tinued to the 18th day of June 1001 at
0 oclock a m
Norfolk Nebraska May 8th 1901
Sadie Beymer Plaintiff
One
wagon
For Sale
double Spring dray
one set dray harness
and one buggy harness In
quire of HENRY MILLER
James Richards M D
OCULIST
And Expert
lloalst
I Examination of the eye
frek to patients and patrons Office 1404
Furn am St Omaha opposite Paxton Hotel
For IlombiDF Sttai Fiitiog ramps Tanki
Wind Mills
Aud all work in this line call on
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B W JONAS
FINE TAILORING
Bnlts made to order and in the latest style Re
pairing neatljjdono Ebop on Bonth Fourth St
south of BajimBrot
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Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter
Agency for the Mrers Force and
Wind Mill Pumps
Prices Right
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Work
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