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DRILL8HY TIIC LAMBS OOMPANIES
A Ircrt llnnro In tlm Opnm Honnr Ilro
unrka SI null li tlio Nliimi Ilium
MllltiHJ llntiil mill Ollmr A ntttiniit
Ilglit in WI1I11I1 OnoWim Aliiuml Hlllwl
Tiik Nrww report of Mm Madison
reception closed with tho exorcises nt tho
opera house Tnoim being ovortho viiHt
crowd amused themselves us thoir
individual inolinatiotu dletutodsonio
onjoyoil 11 rout in u Hhudy nook or on
tho wilts provided some watched tho
minriii mi tlm streets others took u
whirl on tho in nvl
donco nt nil such entertainments itnil
still others promenaded nround tho city
looked upon tho crowds and look In tho
sights A fow yos n few boood
gambled nt tho vnriouH devices anil
quarolled and fought
In tho Iiobo race nl though ono of tho
official tlmoss fulled to catch tho tinio
it was finally dooidoil that tho MikUpoii
team had mado tho rnoo in somothlug
llko 50 HocondH and Norfolk wot awarded
tho first prize lb on its timo of UJ
seconds Tho MadiHon tonm waH glvou
tho Hoooud prizo of 15
Whilo thin rnco was taking plnoo
FrodMlllor of Battle Crook nnd a nuin
mimed ltobinson of Fairvlow proolnot
got into a fioreo oucountor Tho iui
modinto oanHO for tho encounter was
not loaruod but it was understood that
thoro is a fond of long fitnuduiK botwoon
thoni Blows woro f rooly exchanged ho
twoou tho combntautR until Robinson
dealt his antagonist a knock out blow
it is bollovod with hoiho instrument or
wonpon Millor rocoivod tho blow on tho
toniplo uonr tho oyo and n gash was cut
which Mod frooly and soon covorod tho
follow with Mood Ho was convoyed to
tho ollico of Dr Smart who brought
him to his sonsos after working ovor
him about an hour It required about
eight stitches to repair tho wound on
tho injured mans head Thoro woro
several other lights but none as disas
trous as this
Tho ladies who sorvod dinner in the
pavilion near G A H hull found that
t hoy hud plenty of provisions loft after
sorving all organizations and served
supper also Tliey put in uu immense
amount of work aud their guests woro
lniKolv pleased with thoir efforts Not
only were their provisions plentiful but
of a fino quality and of almost every
variety that tho bruin of woman could
conceive
Tho Nowinun Grove Military band
rondored soino vory fino musio on tho
ntroots in tho oveuing boforo thoir de
parture for homo
After supper the ladies company of
Itough Killers under the direction of
Captuin 0 A Viokors and Captain
Snnro executed homo complicated and
interesting maneuver and woro roundly
cheered After drill they wero treated
to ico cronui soda by tho Chronicle
which loosouod thoir tonguos and thoy
guvo somo very interesting company
yells Theso ladies mndo a very ploasing
uppoariinco in their natty suitpund woro
woll drilled
Tho ladies cadet company of 1S hand
somo young women and girls attired in
patriotic colors also gavo an iutorosting
drill ou tho street under tho conimnud
of their instructor and wero accorded
hearty nppluuso nnd cheers
Soon after those pretty drills tho
works woro oxplodod aud balloons sent
up while cannon aud giant crackers
boomed almost constantly
At tho opera house after the Boats had
been disposod of and tho room swept
ovorybody who desired got on tho floor
and danced to excellent music by a full
orchestra Tills ninusoinoiit was thor
oughly enjoyed until u Into hour
Tlio Norfolk train loft at 10 oclock
and tho crowd was landed in thoir homo
town in less than an hour muoh plotted
with tho day that had boon spent
Tho Variety store is now open in tho
Richards block Iomo and see our
stock of now goods Wo soil at cut rate
cash prices
Honest Labor Bears
a Lovely Face
There is nothing more
pleasing to look upon than a
hearty ruddy face gained by
honest toil They are the
saying of the nation these
toilers of both sexes strug
gling for daily bread
Vure blood nukes them able lo keep up
the daily round of duty at home shop or
store If the blood has a taint or im
purity or a run down feeling comes on
the one remedy is Hoods Sarsaparilla
Americas Greatest Medicine for the blood
Poor Blood SMy blood was so
poor that in hottest weather I felt cold
Hoods Sarsaparilla made me warm It is
the right thing in the right place Hattie
J Taylor Woodstcnvn N J
Mooed SaMatmiflg
Hoodt Illli cure llrerllli tli uou lrrluUiiK od
only olhTrtle to Uk with Hood 8rprllU
FHIDAY FACTS
Horn to Mr and Mrs Mat living
on South Fourth street thin morning
a boy
MIhb Cora Wlgtou has roturnod to hur
homo in Osmond after n visit with Nor
folk and Madison friends
W II Vail has gone to Noligh to en
tor one of his fast horses in tho races to
tako place at the fair grounds
IM Knrror an attendant at tho Nor
folk hospital left this morning for Bout
rice to visit for a few days with a
brother
Mr aud Mrs 1 I Kim arrived in
tho city yesterday from Wayne and aro
guests at the home of Mr and Mrs 0
H Hayes
Curl Wilde and family camo over
from Madison yesterday to attend the
funeral of his late sister Mrs August
HriuiHch
Harry Hronie and parly returned yes
terday from thoir hunting trip to Wy
oming Mr Bromo has gone to Omaha
and tho boys will romain hero for a
short visit
An onjoyublo picnic party was hold
in lMgowater park yesterday afternoon
nnd ufter supper had boon served tho
pooplo participating wero treated to a
hay ruck ride
Tho funeral of Mrs August Bruusoh
hold this afternoon was attondod by a
largo number of friends and relatives
and tho remains woro followed to tho
ceniotory by n long Hue of currlagos
Tho bids for tho construction of tho
now Catholic church wero opened by
Father Walsh this nftoruoou nnd tho
contract was nwarded to lohn B Her
mann whoso bid was tho lowest of tho
four presouted
August aud Otto Huobnorof Iludar
woro among the visitors in Norfolk to
day The former is ono of the promi
nent farmors of this vicinity uud pur
chased while in tho city twonty fivo
hoad of fat steers
John Huff tho onginoor has nccopted
a position on tho Hustings local out of
Fremont aud is moviug his family to
tho lattor city Conductor Jacobs who
has been occupying J C Aids houso
will move into tho Hull house
Tho lOth birthday of Mrs Louisa
Moos mother of Mrs C F Hnuso was
celebrated yestoulay by a largo crowd
of friends at tho homo of C F Haaso
north of the city A pleasant timo was
onjoyod by thoso in tittoudiuioe
Columbus Telegram Wo have i
from good authority that the Anics
boot sugar factory will not bo completed
in timo for this years crop of beets and
it is estimated that there will bo 1500
cars of boots shipped to Norfolk
August Klontz who lives oust of tho
city has under course of construction a
now house and is today entertaining a
nunibor of frionds and neighbors at a
shingling boo This sorves two pur
poses Mr Kleut gots his houso
shingled quickly and cheaply while his
guest onjoy the day aud feast with
him
C J Younger My Tailor closed
his shop yesterday for tho first timo on
week days in years and with his forco
of workman went over to assist Madison
in welcoming company F homo People
uotod tho struntro fuct but did not
wonder at it whon thoy considered the
fact that Joe is chock full of patriot
ism
It is said that there was considerable
potty tboeviiig done at Madison yorter
duy during the recoptiou to company
F Somo of tho band boyB aro reported
to have lost their instruments audS R
McFarland who conducted a cano and
buby rack says that a number of canes
and cigars woro taken out of his buggy
lust night
It hud been planned in making tho
report of tho Madison celobriition yes
terday to givo a synopsis of each address
But tho program was delayed so late in
tho afternoon that after tho report of
Col Simpsons remarks was placed in
typo it was found that it would be im
possible to suninmrizo tho other
speeches in fact tho exorcises wero
barely completed when tho report closed
at l M giving no time whatever to
hnudlo the other addresses This state
ment is mado as an explanation to thoso
speakors who addressed tho Madison
celobrutiou
Thore eooiub to have been n misstate
ment in this paper yesterday concerning
the coming of Uonuis Sullivan to this
city to7cousult with County Attornoy
Tyler It is true ho camo to townbut it
was in company with his son aud ft
neighbor F M Sutloy and they in
duced him to come believing that ho is
a fit subject for the hospital for iuBiiue
For 6omo time he has boon acting
strangely and n few weeks ago he at
tempted to burn his houso His own
family as woll as tho neighbors had no
ticed his peculiar aotious oven before he
assaulted his wife and he was brought
to Norfolk with tho idea that ho could
be examined hero for admission to
tho hospital for insane The sou
aud neighbor consulted with tho county
attorney in regard to tho matter and
wero advised that they must tako him to
Madison to fiiid tho board of insanity
There was no cousultatiou between Mr
Sullivan and Mr Tyler as tho neigh
bors all seem to thiuk the old gentleman
is insaue Mr Sullivan is probably be
tween 05 aud 70 years old
At the close of the prepared program
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T1IK NORFOLK NKWS THURSDAY SElTEMHER 7 1899
at the Madison ontcrtalnment yesterday
A P Chllds of the TimoH Trihuno was
called on and rnadthn poem to company
It which wai publlshod in that paper
yesterday morning Ho liowovor had
propurod an additional vorso to Don
Spaniard who accompanied tho boys
homo The poem was vory well ron
dored and elicited hearty applause
ThisSpiuiard has an Interesting history
He is ii years of age The boys of V
found him on a bittlollold where ho
hud boon wounded When found ho was
picking up bullets ami firing them at
tlio Filipinos whenever ono appoared
Ho had a deep gruilgo against the na
tives and made it a point to got in every
possiblo skirmish or Iligiigomout
While not regularly onlisted ho mado
himself extremely useful to company V
doing thoir sowing and cooking and
everything else that giuuo in his way
Ho is a short man but looks very
bright and is ready to learn Ho has
relatives in Cuba and after remaining
horo awhile will go to that island
It is understood that ho has been offered
a position at tho sugar factory
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Mrs L J Hortou and children of
Stanton woro city visitors yestonlay
W W Crnigof Battle Crook was tho
guoflt of A F Lowis ovor night Ho
was on his way homo from Pierce
S If McClury loft this morning for
Homo N Y to assume his duties as
superintendent of tho sugar factory
H O Howell who has boon with
Vails jowelry store hns gouo into busi
ness for himself in Uttors book store
Mrs B Mupos and ohildron accom
panied the children of B F Whito to
Omaha today Mr Mupos will go down
Monday
Miss Mary Mossmer aud nophow
Herman Tuffort huvo roturnod from
Burlington Iowa whoro thoy have been
visiting
During tho absence of W H Wida
man Olllcor Kane will fill the positiou
of marshal aud M O Best that of night
watchman
Sum Parks loft today to attend tho
G A 11 national oncanipment at Phila
delphia Ho will visit his old homo iu
Pennsylvania beforo ho returns
Miss Fannie Bronio wout to Omaha
yesterday and Miss Martha Parker to
day whero both teach in the public
schools during tho coming winter
Mr aud Mrs W II Widamau started
today noon for Philadelphia Pa to
attend the national oucampniont of the
G A It to which Mr Widunuiu is a
delegate
Tho many friouds of Mr Parker pas
tor of tho First Congregational church
will bo glad to learn that the steamer
Mojestio iu which ho sailed to England
safely arrived iu Liverpool ou Thursday
Whon Frank Salter the plumber
was running iu tho hoso raco at Madi
son on Thursday ho camo in contuct
with tho reel which struck him n ter
rible blow ou tho foot Asa rosult ho is
now very lame
Postmaster Sprechcr aud W W
Craig huvo purchased tho grocery stock
of A F Lowis taking possession yes
tordny It is the intention of the now
proprietors to closo out the stock as
speedily as possible
A picnic party composed of Misses
Allison Sends 1 Mith McClary Bessio
Cooloy and Fauuio Norton Messrs Guy
Kox G H Whnloy Hoy Carter and
Herbert Daniel aro enjoying an outing
at tho Yellow Banks today
Mrs Carrie W Scott of Wnshiugton
D C a sister of Mrs Chas H John-
sou aocompauiod by her daughters
Misses Margaretto Dorothy aud Win
Hold with her niece Miss Vidn Dawson
of tho same place aro visit iug nt tho
homo of Chas II Johnson
AJrecent copy of tho MiddletownNY
Mercury gives an account of tho annual
reunion of the Muues family which was
hold on Wednesday of last week and
which was attended by about 200 mem
bers Norfolk nlso has a fow niombors
of that famous family who wero not
present at tho rouuiou
1 red Salter and family departed this
morning for Kuluniuoo Mich where
they will make thoir home Mr Salter
has secured the positiou of tho socretury
to tho superintendent of tho sugar
factory at that ptace Tho frionds of
tho family nre sorry of their removal
but uuite iu wishing them success
South Norfolk has been on tho move
very much this week Besides thoso
changes heretofore mentioned Mr Kus
sol Iiub moved into tho houso loft by Mr
Beck when the latter occupied the new
property purchased from Mr Aid Mr
Perry has moved out of the Clifton
hotel into tho Shafer houso whero ho is
ruuniug a restaurant
W R Hoffman aud son loft at 10 40
this morning for his old home at
Asbury Now Jersey where they will
had in teu years and it will uo doubt
prove an enjoyable one
Mr and Mrs Geuim of Marceliue
Mo arrived in the city last evening
Mrs Geuiin and Mrs August Braasob
wore sisters andthe former accompanied
by her husband
immediately upon
gram announcing that Mrs Bmnsch
hnd boon strickon with npoploxy but
owing to a wreck on tlio Missouri Pa
thoy worodolayod Mrs iomiii did not
know that her ftistor wuh dead until sho
arrived hero last ovoning after tho
funeral
A spocial train with O St P M O
railway officials arrivod iu tho oity last
ovoning undWepurted this morning On
board wore J 0 Stuwart gonoral su
perintendent of tho ysteni A W
Tronholm whosuccooded H S Jaynes
as superintendent of tho Nobraska divi
sion W B Fordyco chief train dis
patcher and Lyman Sholcs division
freight agent Tho train is in chargo of
Conductor Geo W Cartor a former
resident of Norfolk The officials are
making an inspection of the road
Fremont Tribuno The tolophono
business in Wiusido has boon consoli
dated by connocting both linos with the
phono in Bonsor Sons store As both
linos now bolong to the sumo company
two offices horo woro uunocessary honco
tho consolidation Tho old lino which
counoots with all uorthoast Nebraska
points will bo iisod for local business
aud the now lino which has a coppor
circuit for long distauco business The
compuuy expects soon to string another
wiro on tho old lino aud than make it a
motal oirouit also which will bo a
groat improvomont
Tho ontcrtainment given by the
Ludiefl Aid sooloty of the M E church
last ovoning was a successful as well as
uuiquo n flair Tho houso was well
filled aud the ladios cleared something
ovor 2000 The littlo pooplo partici
pating woro woll drilled and aotod thoir
parts vory satisfactorily Mothor Goose
had a ludicrous timo tryiug to entertain
tho Old Woman who lived in hor shoo
with i0 children but sho succoodod ad
mirably Thou there was Bo Peop aud
all the rest of tho mysterious personages
of childhood While littlo Philip Hazon
was riding a Cock Horse to Danbury
Cross ho foil oft tho horso and ovor
tho railing croatiug a scone not down
on tho program but ho was not in
jured by tho fall
The switch track which has been
usod by G B Suitor Sou iu the hand
ling of thoir graiu aud coal business
has been moved to tho west about 110
feet and graded up This is to allow
for tho erection of a new elevator of
7000 bushels capacity work ou which
will commence in a few days This
building will bo locntod just north of
the ollico allowing teams to puss direct
ly oft tho scales to tho driveway leading
to tho dump Tho elevator will bo 18
by 2 1 feet and 50 feot high The engine
house will bo outsido aud made of brick
aud gasoliuo power will be used The
old coal sheds will be torn down and
uow ones put up ou a Hue with the olo
vator while the building uow usod for
a grain houso will bo moved aud used
for coal
Forty ouo yours ago yesterday in tho
old Contenury church nt Marietta Ohio
the oldest M VI church iu that state
Jeorgo Davenport and Mary Elizabeth
Heckard stood before tho altar nnd
made vows which uuited thorn for life
Through all the intervening years tho
then young couple have been happy thoy
huvo been blessod with twelve children
teu of whom aro living fivo sous and
fivo daughtorsiill grown to manhood aud
womnuhood and thoy huvo always
rojoiccd for tho associations connected
with that old church Last ovouiug
about 10 frionds of Mr and Mrs Daveu
port invaded their home aud gave them
a geuuino surprise to remind them that
it was tho anniversary of that happy
day long ago Whilo the guests camo
uninvited they woro uono tho less wel
come aud a most agreeable evening
was spent by nil present As a token
of their friendship tho visitors
brought n handsome parlor table which
was presented iu tho namo of the
company by Hov S F Sharpless usiug
a fow well chosen words of congratula
tion and good wishes for tho future
fn f riKir SmiiU ltictlit
The following letter refers to tho con
tribution from citizous of Norfolk s lic
ked by D P Owen to help out tho First
regiment transportation fund
EXTCUTIVE ClIAMlirU LINCOLN Neb
August HO To the Mayor Norfolk
Nob Dear Sir I baud you herewith
receipt No 2I8 for 10000 advanced to
tho Btato of Nebrnska by tho citizous of
Norfolk for the First Nebraska trans
portation fund and iu order that a proper
record may bo kept by your town or
city I would suggest that you uttaoh to
the receipt a list of the citizens con
tributing with tho amouuts set opposite
thoir names aud file tho same with your
town or city clerk
You will please extend the thauks of
the state to the parties who so materially
assisted iu according the gallant First
Nebraska free transportation home
which was so justly merited by its ho
roio action
Very truly yours
W A Povntuk
Governor
visit relatives for a few weeks During nokfolk
their ubsouce they will speud two days TuK jjkws
A DeuUl
September 2 Editor
The Norfolk Journal
nt ijettysburg ana stop at rew ioru SateiubGr i writinc up tho proceedings
reason of not being plainly typewritten
Mr Sprecher bus been wrongly in
formed I noted as judge of election on
that day nud occasion aud had not
heard of it before eveu that so far
started from home anybodys vote was throwu out for auy
receipt of the reusou That the Gardner tloket re-
Jlirik is I JH i
Marred by inkstain cut and splinter
Burned in summer chapped in winter
Schoolboys hands have much to suffer
Common soaps but make them rougher
Ivory Soap is pure and hence
Leaves such pleasant after sense
That the careless schoolboy een
Takes delight in being clean
IT FLOATS
coprniQHT mi sr the proctir aiMait co cincinnti
ceived 22 votes aud tho Clemouts
tickot 2 is true but the latter result
wus possiblo only by resorting to uot
strictly fair work nnd voting six to
eight known to bo democrats and who
do uot seriously deny that fact
C F Eiselev
at 1 3 rato provided thoro are 1400 or
more certificates It is confidentially
expected 200 or more will be in attend
ance Part of tho sessions will be held
ou the site of Old Camp Franklin aud
every surviving family aud every
member of his family as well as
members of families of deceased mem
bers should bo prosout Tickets cau bo
purchased Sept 10 to 1 1 good to return
until Sept 15
J F Meuky
A G P A 111 Cent H R
Dubuquo Iowa
RAILROAD EXTENSION
Tlm St IiiiiI Hum Itelliecl to hoTrIn
to 1 1 cud oil tho Vimkton Project
Tho report comes from Hartington
that a party of surveyors of tho 0 St
P M O came into that town lust
week nnd immediately commenced
surveying an extension of its lino north
west to Crofton a distance of 18 miles
To all nppeuraucos tho surveyors camo
to stay somo time nnd they hired a
number of helpers at that towu iudef
iuitely Crofton is on tho porposed
Yaukton nnd Norfolk road 12 miles
from Yuukton and it is thought that
this latest move of the Northwestern is
to head oft that project if possible
even if it becomes uecesaary to run its
lino into Yankton This would appear
to indicate that the Northwestern
people place considerable confidence in
the ability of Messrs Graham and
Meckling to build the Yankton road as
they stated thoy would do in the spring
From auother source the report comes
that these gentlemeu have already put
10000 into the project since they ac
quired title to the old grado It begins
and Chicago on their way home This Qt tue uouiuy uigt republican caucus to look as though the Yaukton might bo
is the first vacation Mr Hoffman has nA ownon of Tuesday savs completed nfter all the setbacks it has
That four votes wero thrown out by recelveu it it is not neaueu ou toy
lliiml Notice to Land Oiiiiom
To all whom it mny coucoru
The commissioner uppoiuted to viow
and locate a road commencing at tho
uorthoast corner of the northwest quar
ter of the northwest quarter of section
15 in township 24 north range 1 west of
the Oth principal meridian in Madison
county Nobraska running thence east
ou section Hue between sections 20 and
IVj and 25 aud 35 a distance of ouo mile
aud iO rods aud terminating at the in
tersection of said section lino with the
public highway running from the city
of Norfolk to the town of Stnutouihas
reported iu favor ot tho establishment
thereof nud all objections thereto or
claims for damages must be filed iu the
couuty clerks office ou or beforo noon
of tho 7th day of October A D ISO or
said road will be established without
reference thoreto
Dated ut Madison Nebraska this 7th
day of August 18
E G Heilman
County Clerk
Twcily Ilrst Iomi KiiiiIoii
Ou accouut of the rcuuiou of tho 21st
Iowa to bi held at Dubuque Sept 115th
and 14th tho Illinois Central Railroad
compauy will make a rate of 1 l 5 fare
for the round trip from all its Iowa
poiuts ou tho usual certificate plan
Purchase a regular ticket to Dubuque
from your nearest Iowa point Bo
sure nud tako iigonts recoipt for same
This receipt when properly stamped at
Dubuquo will entitle holder to return
the
Northwestern The Hnrtington Herald
is not a fervent supporter of the move
ment as tho followiug gooB to show
The move doe uot seem to meet the
approval of the majority of our citizens
as it will probably ciusn a small towu to
start teu or twelve mills west of here
aud tho same would draw considerable
trade from tho surrounding territory all
of which now comes to Hnrtington
However from our experience with
railroads wo kuow that if they mado up
their mind to oxtond the road to hades
they would do so regardless of auy
protests our business mou might make
so that about tho ouly way to bring thorn
to timo is to miiko a fight for
auother lino
The people who huvo been assailing
President McKiuby because he was
nou conimittal and weak in regard to
his foreign policy surely can get very
little comfort or sntisfaction from his
clear cut statement mado recently at
Pittsburg on tho return of the Tenth
Peunsylvanin from Manila Our
soldiers were shot dowu while miuister
iug to the wouuded Filipinos our hu
niauity was iuterpreted ns weakuess
our forbearauco as cowardice Thoy
assailed our sovereignty and thero will
be uo useless parley uo pause until tho
iusurrection is suppressed nud American
authority acknowledged and estab
lished Surely such a deelaratiou
backed by tho active preparations uow
being made by tho war department to
hasten more men to the Philippiues
will satisfy all fuir minded meu that
the president moans business in aggres
sive prosecution of tho war Iu this he
has tho henrty endorsement of tho masses
of the people Whatever tho politiciuus
may allego tho heart of the nation is
true uud steadfast to the patriotic man
in the whito houso who is determined to
uphold American rights nud fulfill
Americas plain duty uuswerviugly
What are you going to do about
Cuba cry the autis Thats dead ensy
going to givo them a chance for self
govorment just as soon as they aro
ready for it Until then thoy will do
business aud live nuder old glory
Au Italian agitator has recently ar
rived in this country to organize anar
chist societies but is meeting with very
little encouragement He should have
been told beforo ho left homo that the
Americau ppoplo aro liviug tinder a re
publican administration nnd nro vory
busy When people have more than they
cau do thoy enre very littlo for uouseuse
SCOTTS
EMULSION
OF COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES
should always be kept in
the house for the fol
lowing reasons
FiRST Because if any member
of the family has a hard cold it
will cure It
SECOND Because If the chil
dren are delicate and sickly it will
make them strong and well
THIRD Because if the father or
mother is losing flesh and becom
ing thin and emaciated It will build
them up and give them flesh and
strength
FOURTH Because it Is the
standard remedy in all throat and
lung affections
No household should be without it
tIt can be taken in summer as well
as in winter
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SCOTT UOWNE Cheinbti hew York
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