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About The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1899)
i Y A I Come in and See - x Try a box of LEONARD TAe Gentlewoman OF NEW YORK CITY Waiilnan aKcnl in our tnun ll izict irriimim of Cam tiro liicjilo SeMinj Machine lcU Sett uf Unlit Imiv WmlicsShiu and Silk Waisti llandkrrihirft ric lit firl riboui a hundred useful and ornanirnut jrtiuc anu tiui rhold nrrctitic can lie iurcd without ccntini one inn A ne and attractive lm of ecunni tubtcrtberk uiihinit the ubjeitiunalile features ot canwiting Int li Ml moMAN now has a cinulatiun of uver 300000 fillet ruh month ill tun ail aiuur agent All supplies free Write tor I ailiiiilatk lu GENTLEWOMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY Vriiitrtromaii IliitltliitOt Xttv York City A I The Druggist and inspect the Latest Lino of Medicines Put on the Market Newtons Female Regulator and Tonic Natures Great Enimcnagoirno Every lady suffering with Female Troubles should try a bottle Newtons Sarsaparilla and Celery Compound is one of the finest Blood Kidney and Liver Preparations on the market If in need be sure and try the latest NEWTONS HuCon Hair Tonic If your Hair is falling out or you have Dandruff or any kind of Scalp Disease be sure and try ITU CAN strictly guaranteed One bottle will show a difference if used regularly on any bald head Leibigs Beef Iron and Wine is too well known for a Tonio Each fluid ounce con tains the strength of two ounces of fresh lean beef Four grains Cetvate of Iron dissolved in Sherry Wine the best tonic for Dyspepsia Loss of Appetite Nerv ous Debility and General Prostration Irenes Cottonroot Tansy and Pennyroyal Pills Safe and Sure We can save you 50 pp efc on Prescriptions LEONARD THE DRUGGIST NORFOLK NEBRASKA Mail Orders Promptly Filled H C TRUMAN WALL PAPER Prom ioc a Double Roll up Window Shades Room Mouldings Paints Oils Glass o n this Brushes Etc Etc 4 a ramiing paper nangtng ana uccornuve wore ai i air irices j TREES AND PLANTS A full Hoe Fruit Trees if Best Varieties at Hard Times Prices Small fruit in laro supply Millions of Btrawborry plants very thrifty unci well rooted lot the iuST near home anil Have freight ur exure Bend for price lint to North Bend Nurseries North Bend Dodge County Neh TR C S PARKER DENTIST At Pierce Every Monday Mast Block Norfolk Nob ssW svsvsm iNAiUKt REHEDY Knr the euro of all chrnmo ami acute diteaiwe u llfi KlvitiK prin ciple frei from all tlrntts Asthma llrrmcltitiaCuturrh Consumption llt adacheNeuraluia Rheumatism Nervous iroHtratinu ami iuueral Dehillty cuied b iulialmt Compound Oxygen Out lininii treatment which rnn titiiiH two iiinuths supply of Com Iioiiuil Oxtgen inhulint nppara rattiH full directions sunt to auy part of the country This includes medical advice ilnrlim treatment 1umplilnt with advice to the sick home treatment ami testimonials free I DRS STARKEY PALEN 1113 Qirard St i1 Philadelphia Pa Tllfi NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JULY 27 ISO crowd in attendance ratlicr suddenly but n good timo and successful nicotine nro roiortcd In spite of that fact Battlo Creek ltopublican T L White P II lngoldsby find S K Wur rick drove to Norfolk oarly Tuesday morning mid bonrdod tlio train thoro to go to their old homos in GrnyHon county Va whoro thoy will spond n month vis iting thoir rospoctlvo relatives and friends at vnrlous points This is thoir first vacation for sovoral years and thoy dopurtod in high spirits bidding busi ness oaros good byo as woll as friends for a poriod of thirty days Winsido Tribuno Some iminirios are now boing made by prospective land purchasors both homo and foreign at though no great activity is usually ox pectod Iroforo harvost The prospects are now that thoro will bo considorablo activity iu tho real estate lino after liar vest and on until spring Local parties will do woll to cast about now for the most suitable farms host bargains etc while thoy aro yet obtainable and be fore ontsltlo parties como in uud take their piok C S Kvausof tho TilneH Tribuno suc ceeded in securing signers to his appoal bond Saturday and took it over to Madi son whero ho secured an order of release of tho execution from the court He re turned with it on tho ovening train and Constable Spaulding resigned his posi tion in tho ollico forthwith Not being ablo to secure an assistant tho constable threatened to close tho shop unloss tho ordor was forthcoming Tho signers on the appeal bond aro J 0 Unborn and John Wright of Kmcriok and 0 S Ev ans Geo II Spear F A Bryant and II W Winter of this city Tho forco wont to work after scouring possession and got out a paper yesterday morning Tho odltor of tho Schuyler Quill was hit by au egg ouo day last week which was thrown by a woman named Cora Wilson Tito fruit struck tho editors Bhoulder and D Dunkel cleik of tho district court who was walking with him Tho woman demanded au apol ogy for au article which appeared in tho Quill last wiutor when sho was confined iu tho county jail for stealing coal claiming thnt sho had been slaudored Tne editor refused to retract tho state ment and tho above was tho consequence The woman had tronblo with other men of tho town on tho same day Sho was arrostod and giveu an examination be fore tho insanity board Saturday The results of its deliberations have not yet been learned While at work on the wind mill nt Meadow Grovo Saturday afternoon John Olson au employe of tho F 13 fc M V railroad suilered a fall that canto very near resulting in his death Ho was tightening a looso bolt with a wrench when that tool caugltt in somo manner and the wheel struck lnm knocking him oil tho tower He fell to the ground a distance of about -10 feet the concussion rendering hint uneon cious for hours Dr P H Salter tho company physiciau was hurriedly sum moned and sout up to Meadow Grove lie tended to tho injured man aud brought him to this city where he has been re ceiving every attention at tho sanitari um A broken thigh and arm and con cussion of the brain are tho injuries from which tho man is suffering as a re sult of the fall besides being severely bruised on other parts of his body Un der tho excellent care he is receiviugthe Injured man is getting along nicely and his condition is improving continually It is said that the base ball event of the season will take place on the grounds in Olneys pasture tomorrow afternoon beginning at 2 oclock promptly when a nine composed of Norfolks legal lights will tackle any team that chooses to ap pear from the four corners of the earth The lawyer nine has been assigned the following positions Burt Mapos ss Fred Free 1 b A Koenigstein p Jack Koeuigstein o A Hazen 1 b Squire Fuller 2 b Judge Barnes cf Judge Powers rf John R Hays If substi tutes M D Tyler Police Judge Hayes H D Kelly Geo L Whitham D J Koenigsteiu and IS P Weathorby Constable II L Spaulding will bo tho ollioml umpire and will sustain no objec tions of an irrelevant and immaterial nature No fees will be collected from those who desire to witness the contest and all legal advice overheard must not be perverted from the case in hand The legal team wishes to meet any team at hand boys nine preferrodj Tho game will bo decided ou the grounds aud uo appeal will bo taken Henry Kennedy a brakeman on the F E M V who lives with his par ents Mr and Mrs M J Kennedy at South Norfolk was out ridiug with a team belonging to tho Dudley livery barn Saturday ovening Whou crossing the tracks near tho brick yards ho was unable to control tho team which lie came frightened and ran away They came down through Main street at a rapid gait aud struck the back end of a wagon which damaged the buggy The team then sped on and finally over turned the vehicle throwing tho ocou pant out breaking his shoulder blade and cutting and bruising him consider ably The buggy was badly wrecked During tho excitement a team driven by a lady became frighteued and started to run but was caught by Ira h Hunger ford before uny damage had been done Tho runaway team is usually very tractable and it is supposed they met an with sonto unusual treatment or were unduly excited iu some ntauuer to causo thorn to run away Mr Kennedy Is now under tho doctors care and Is getting along very favorably Council IrixpnlliiRs Regular meeting of tho city conncll hold July 20 1SIM1 Present Mayor Simpson aud Conn clltupn Rrnmmnud Ihioholz Degner Hcckmnu Uhle Vide Bullock and Dexter Bond of G W Hoyinor as pollcoman was read and approved Tio Halt ford Steam Boiler Insurnnce company submitted a report of tho con dlilon of pump house boilers which was referred to the water conintlHsloner A communication wits received front Dr F Verges fn which he ollered to sell the strip of land necessary to open up Prospect avenuo from tho F K Sr M V railway to tho Flynn property for tlfil This was referred to the special committee having tho matter in charge The mat tor of street sprinkling was brought up and Mr Klentz requested a monthly appropriation from the city Moved by Brumniond to allow M per mouth for street sprinkling Ayes Brumniond Buchol Degner and Uhle Nays Bullock Hecknmn and Vielo Carried Moved to allow tho street sprinkling appropriation for tho months of July August and September The motion was carried The commltteo on streets and alleys was instructed to put in 100 feet of chain and posts for hitching purposes on Third stroot aud iH foot on Fifth and Sixth streets Tho coinniittoo on purchase and sup plies was authorized to purchase another car of crossing stone Committeo on woll reported that the now ton inch well wns connected mid that it increased tho former water ca pacity about lIO por cont Tho committeo on public works was Instructed to have tho waterworks prop erty cleaned up Mr Alexander of tho cold storago re quested permission to bury their ripe eggs upon thoir property Tho committeo on public works wns instructed to huvo tho roofs of the city hall and jail paiutod Moved that tho lovy on water fund bo five mills Ayes Buchol Bullock Heckiuaii tlhlo and Vielo Nay Brumuiond Carried Moved that tho following additional levies bo made General fund 10 mills Sinking fund Intorest fund 10 mills Tho motion was unanimously carried Tho following resolution was passed by unanimous vote Resolved that tho following des cribed property bo assessed tho amounts set opposite as a special tax for sidewalks and sidowalk repairs A list of property with amounts follow Tho annual appropriation ordinance was introduced and read Moved to suspend rules and place same ou final passage Carried by unanimous voto Moved that ordinance be pased Motion unanimously carried Moved that whole matter of making levies bo reconsidered Unanimously carried Moved that matter of levies be laid ou table Carried On motion the council adjourned to meet July 35 18i9 at 8 p m Ordinance No 3411 Annul Appropriation Ordinance for 1800 Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of tho city of Norfolk Madison County Nebraska Section One That there be appropri ated from the revenues of said city for the fiscal year of 1809 for the purjvosts herein set forth the following amounts For general fund to pay salaries and city ofllcers city light ing election expense street sidewalks and crossings fire deportment printing ollico supplies aud contingent ix- pousos ltill T For water works 1 000 50 For intorest ou bonds issued in 1887 For interest ou bonds issued I in 1801 i2it For interest ou bonds irsued I in 1899 J For sinking fund ou bonds is sued in 1887 1115 99 This ordinance shall take ellect aud be in force from and after its passage aud publication Passed aud approved this 20th day of July 1899 Attest J K SiminON Mayor J CStitt City Clerk A Simple DUIiifectunt For the sick room a pleasant disinfect ant is mado by putting iu a saucer Mime freshly grouud coffee ami lighting a piece of camphor gum ou top of it As thie guui burns it emits the ordor of roasting cotleo an aroma that is agree able to most people This perfume has tho advnutage of being healthful aud is to bo preferred to the pasties aud in cense powders which to some are very sickening Tho order of the cotleo will counteract auy bad aroma in tho room and the fumes of tho camphor will kill ordinary disease germs that may be floating around Tub NEWti joo department plete iu every particular saafcraerMstswMBaKr r is com- riIARGBDJBYTROOPS Bayonets Effectively Disperse the Riotous Cleveland Mob oitnnit now 1itoiiAitiiV imstohid Itnmlilj n Tinllrr SIi IIim Appnil to llin Iuldin uud tin IiiIiIIii Tor Help Vln Htpnrnlruiinl IHillnil stillirsNinr llnilrr lll lllhllY lu lilt 111 til OiKvrMNii July an IjihI night small riots mostly in tho foreign In habited part ttf the city made their ap pearance and conlliets lu which nobody was seriously hurt took place between the soldiers and police on tme side anil alleged strikers and their sympathizers tin the other On Broadway the cars laden with guards and a few passengers traveled in pairs and at Clay and Pearl streets a mob of about 2000 men and boys with a sprinkling of women gath ered and when they could elude the soldiers stoned the cars and the crews At 10 oclock the soltlieiH charged with bayonets and the mob dispersed ICleven of the M lines of the Big Con solidated Street railway are in operation and 20compaiiieHof militia aggregating nearly 1200 men are now hem The executive committee of the Mrik ers has issued a statement denying any connection with recent disturbances in cluding the nilro glyccrino explosion which Sunday wrecked a ISucliil avenue car President Bryan of the strikers association to whom the local papers have credited talk tending to anarchy has entered an emphatic denial Ralph llawley the nonunion conductor who yesterday killed Henry Uornweit is held without bail Trnllij Slrlltrtr Anil Tor Aid Niw Ytimt July 20 The strike com mittee which has charge of the strike in Brooklyn and Manhattan held a meet ing last night and perfected an organi zation An addirss to the public was is sued iu which the city officials aro arraigned anil an appeal is made to or ganized labor and eitircn who believe in fair play Tor tlmiucial aid The ad dress states l 000 men are still out ami that many are destitute There was a mysterious movement of the police last night as if they were preparing for soma special outbreak Mrllo H Ipiilciulr In Nov Voili Nrw Youk July 21 The clothing handlers freight handlers newsboys and messenger boys strikes have gained headway and Leader Pines of the Brooklyn strike has issued it statement that the trolley strike is still on The striking tailors of the East Side liifo hwelli il their numbers to itOOO Three thousand more men are expected to quit work in Brooklyn this week TROOPS TO SAVE A NEGRO Cpiii kIun vVIII Try to Irviiil n I iKliltii at lliiliiliriili Savannah Gil July 21 Telegraph ic orders were received here last night from Governor Candler addressed to Captain Middlctnn of tho state militia at Valdosta ami Captain Smith of Thomasville to report to Sheriff Patter son at Bainbridge with all your avail able men at once ami to act strictly under his orders The governors mes sage was mandatory The commercial wires having closed these messages wcro transmitted over railroad wires from here and arrangements were im mediately made for special cars on the Plant system to take the troops The troops aro wanted to protect the sheriff and jail against the attack of a mob that is after John Williams a ne gro who is charged with an attempted assault of two white girls Williams entered their room while they were asleep aud had seized one of the girls when ho was frighten -d away A largo crowd of country people are in towu and swear they will have Williams if thoy have to dynamite the jail Tho Decatur county jail is one of tho strong est in tho state An attack upon it before the arrival of the troops is pos sible At 11110 last night a mnb sur rounded tho jail and was calling for Williams A lymliliiif in Ti iiii Houston Tex July 21 Two weeks ago a negro was lynched iu Grimes county Last night a church at Enqua Prairie was burned and suspicion fell on John and Randall Hamilton negroes The latter was first found and with a rope around his neck ho confessed that John burned the church John was found at his home and his answer to a demand for surrender was a volley of buckshot Van Weight being fatally wounded aud Tuck Moody slightly in jured Tho negro escaped badly wounded but was recaptured yesterday at noon and at once strung up No fur ther trouble is expected Revenge for tho former lynching it is thought was tho motive of tho incendiaries Sliorklnif Sulrliln of n Cnutli I Jkkkkiisox City July 21 At the Missouri state prison Frank Wallace a convict front Kansas City threw him self from the lauding of tho stairway on the third floor of tho dining hull and was picked up a corpse from the stone jKiviug in tho court below Wallace was 19 years old antl was received at Ihu prison last December under sentence iif 12 years for robbery Nr urly Itrntly For fcru Wahjiixgtov July 21 The two big battleships Kcarsargo aud Kentucky artfiiow so well along toward comple tion that tho contractors have called for the eight inch guns for the upin r tur rets It is thought their first speed trial will occur iu September I inputted Nrgroea Turbulent Gaikna Kan July 21 Tho negro miners who were imported from Ala bama a few weeks ago into Scaunnou Cherokee county to take the place of miking miners are causing A joiutist niutrrated oue of W7J4retainiiwttiarj it I hem and tins lingered Mm negroes who started iu to take the town They fired several shots Into buildings but no ouo was hit Slimy 1nrtnrrV Mrrllus llixlird Coiumiiia Mo July 21 Tho secre tary of the state Itoard of agriculture In prepaiing to locate farmery Institute meetings for the coming fall carles Ouo hundred applications have been received to dale The approptlatioiiH for thin Work will justify the holding of only bout -10 meetings in the regular series VICTORIAS VISION SAVED OmIiik to SiuronnlulTitiilnifiit lite Utlniin ltni Not lu No lluiiKir Uinihin July 21 -Truth says Tho queen has been undergoing a course of treatment for It weeks for her eyes aa advised by Professor Bagensterof Weis tuition with the most successful result The queens eyesight is no longer iu danger anil au operallon will be unnec essary Her majesty now wears power fill glasses of unusually large size ami with black tints which were ordered by Professor Bageitster When sho is obliged to ttso artificial light sho pre fers a shaded wax candle lllllMIItll SpilllHtllllll Itlllll poinlK Drill oti la July 21 The Dubuque Athletic association was incorporated yesterday Among the inetirporatoiH are Louis Houseman and Harry A Perry Chicago who with John Lttxy of Dubuque will act as directors Tho object of the associal ion is to improve athletic sports of all kinds anil for the promotion of scientific boxing Tho membership is limited to oOO The first event will be a three days boxing car nival during race week Sioux Cn v foT July 21 A Pierrn S 1 dispatch to the Journal says First Lieutenant Jackson giveu iu the list of deatl ou the Morgan City is nob ou the ofllctal list of the First South Da kola regiment antl is not known by of ficials at Iierre Illjnn to Hpiiili lit Hen Muliirn OnvMWA la July 21 Secretary Charles A Walsh of the national Demo cratic committee announced last night that W 1 Bryan would speak iu Doh Moines the night of Aug lfi tho eve of the Democratic state convent ion CONSUMPTEOI j never stops because he weather Jfll b warm j Then why stop takintf a X SCOTTS EMULSION J simply because its summer f Keep taking it It will heal your S lungs and make them strong Tor - y another winter jj Uf 5oc and Hi oo nil drurciits fj IMPORTANT Cut litis out and send to us aud we will sell you the best quulity of Binding Twine AT Wholesale Prices Sisal or Standard - 9o Manila i3j Kicc mi nt in Oiiinhii Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Re funded We hit t hit dock mill run iiiiiUti prompt eh pmoiitH the day order in ii cnivcd no dont tuLn lniiiri H on M iiditiK elcewlieni Wn uiiiiniiilfi that ewry hull of our twino has Ixi ii iiimht on tutu Hpimili t within the lust ninety dajs fihht ciAhh No curried ier twine heir Will chip O D tiuhjiiet loi xnmimitioii ir tletdred Will re nerve twine iiimhi pigment of II per cent down mid nhip later ItefereuceH Nehnts kit Niilinmil hank this papi ror itity one of our 2000 riiHtomeih of 1Mii Address The Western Mercantile Co lOlh and rarmiin His Oniiiha The that Hntct You Mouej Attention Ill rill ers Do rim desire to nctire ItnnderdH of wimple copies of iiKricultrrnl journals mnKaziticH hews pRIwrs hooks catalogues Mill circulars of llm latest improved farm imjilmr ents uud machin ery and he kept posted on improved seeds and stock for two years or morel Jf m soml us your name with feu cents in si Ivor and wo will insert the mine in the American Formers Direc tory which Kons whirlinif nil over the Dnited Slates to iiuhllshers merchants and manufac turers You will et more ttood naillnx matter tliini yon could purchase for many timet the small cost of ten cents We want every farmers name in the United KtatiH in our directory at cilice KAHMtUh DtttKOTOItt Co Department 118 IlirmiuKhBtn Ala Oct Away a Couple of Months from BAD WEATHER and vlbiL Asheville or Hot Springs N C Aiken S C Augusta or Savannah Ga or the many FLORIDA RESORTS Touiist tickets on sale via Southern - Hallway by all Ticket Agents For schedules or further Infor mation write or call on Wii II Taylok A 0 P A Louisville Ky J O Bkam JrN W P A SO dams St Chicago tifcar ryaa