The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, February 01, 1900, Page 2, Image 2

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oMoil in yon lw Intotestod in thoni
It is n lino acoinpliHliniont to he ugood
judge of hooks lint It 1h ii fur greater
ano to ho u good judge of limn
Tlio llntiiimiit Oily Whirlpool u
Klondike newspaper Ih IhmiumI montlily
noils for 1 00 a copy mill Is edited by n
woinivn
Utah is to hold t now eongroi Hioniil
olootlon but it Is Hiifo lo say that no
ploygninlHt will ho luontionutl us n
candidate
Hrynn after taking iliimur With a
Now York inillioimiro of Taiimiiy famo
rofiiHod to rido thioiiKh Goiiiiootiottt in
ft pnluco car
John HuHlciti in dead but his splendid
oniiohling Influence upon tho worldH
thought and action gooi marching
stoadly forward
Tho Hours lnwo commanded tho le
aped of Kngland and tho admiration of
of tho world in tholr bravo resistance to
nu invading army and by tholr success
ful military taction
If common sense could only bo maun
iacturod and hold by tho yard thoro
ought to ho an immense tiurkot for it
Tho supply now kpt on hand by ninny
pooplo is deplorably Hhort
Thoro is ovory prospect of a big rush
of gold hookers to tho lapo Nomo dis
trict as soon hh spring opens resulting
ns usual in a few striking immense
fortunes and tho many coming home
doud broke
Tim shooting down of Got hoi in lCon
tnckjr comes as a welcome tolief to tho
democrats who at last have an issue
Although tho dood is condomnod as for
cibly by republicans as democrats yet
the lattir will work it for all it is woith
in the coming campaign
Ciovornor Hoosovolt recommonds th it
the state of Now Yotk spend tliO000
010 iu duopening tho l hio canal to lfi
foot Tho railroads of the stito contend
that thoy already carry freight for a
less rate than it would cost tho state to
do ns tho governor suggests
Kuusis editors liko everything else
that omauatos from that state aro an
uncommonly smart lot Thoirdigostion
is good and this fact is of much im
portance when it comas to collecting
subscriptions In a recent issue tho
Hock County Messongor of that htato
Hiys Wo are willing to take on sub
hcriptiou account chickens pork com
wheat prairie hay wood and anything
oJsq we can oit
Tho fusiouists insist that Uncle Sam
hhould stop in and arbitrate tho differ
ences botweon tho Hours and Knglish
without being invited to do so From
presont indications Oom Pml and hi
army would accept such interference
with very poor gnico and us far as
England is concerned sho does not yit
dosiro arbitration although at this time
such interference would undoubtedly bo
in hor favor as her army has boon got
ting decidedly the worst of it
Tho Oroior is ti recont addition to
The Kews exchange liht It is
published monthly in Omaha by a com
mittee of convocation in tio iutoiosts of
tho Episcopal ohuroh diocese of Ne
braska ltev living I Johnson is
editor aud the subhoiiption prico is xB
cents a your It is for tho purpose of
informing tho people of that church
throughout tho state a rhodium of com
znuuication letwoen tho biehops and
their people Tho tlrst issue contaius
somo iutorosting hkotches of pioneer
work and tho publisher hopes to con
tinue this fodtmo throughout tho year
Tho pro Boor meetings aio beeomug
quite a fal but just what they aro
intended to accomphhh is tomethiug ot
a mystery Tho Hoors havo thus far
demonstrated thuir ability to euro for
thonifcolves without tho aid or consent
of any tuition on earth mid tho rebolu
tious of sympathy emanating from this
oouutiy aro somowl utliko it would bo to
sympathize with a bull dog that was
mercilessly shaking a nit terrier If tho
peoplo really desiro to bo philuntropio
and exprtss sympathy wheio it is needed
thoy should adopt resolutions of condbl
onco for John Hull and his army
Those proHoor niootiugs havo thus far
proved something of a tarco Oom Paul
is proviug himself ns ahuuriiiidautly
likely to take naio of himself as our
fore fatheis were uicra than a century
ago
The latest political factor m Not folk
is what is known as tho Good Govern
ment club a copy of tin orjsuittion of
which is now being circulated for signa
tures It is said that tho mission of tho
club which will woik in conjunction
ith the Auti Sooou league is to
late tho moral mid Inanolal welfare of
the city Tho assertion is made that
at tho proper time tho now club will
havo hoiiio liamos to present to tho re
publican con vent Ion for city olllceis
and it may bo presumed judging tho
future by tho past that if ho conven
tion has the audacity to neglect lo ac
cept tho foiesald suggestion that tho
Good Government club will go out
ami bolt tho nominations which aro
made by lie tegular party convention
It must ho admitted that tho now club
Is rather piotnaluro in Its ellorls to get
control of city affairs
MONGOLIANS MUST GO
Jlliln AiiiIiIiiii MiiIi t nipiil liilil HllllliR
III tilt llllllttl i llfMa
Faikid N UlVb I ludgo Amidol
made an important 1 tiling in the Chi
nese cases ami incidentally tho pioseoti
Hon scotcd first blood iu the light to ex
clude the men alleged to havo violated
tho exclusion law In tho ciisch against
Moy Hull and Moy Koon Judge Ainidon
ordered tho men depot ted In his or
der tho court ruled that the alleged
membership of tliOM men in tho Tai
Wah company or SIOII South Clark
street Chicago win not tenable as 7t
members were alleged on a stock of only
4000 The decision is far reaching
and will practically result in tho de
portation of the majority of the Mon
golians The district attomoy docs not
deny that a large percentage of tho inoii
have been iu tho United States befoio
but that their oflorts to return on al
leged memberships to tho different com
panies mo fraudulent for the purpose
of violating tho exclusion act
TUSLER ESTAT LITIGATION
Hull Am UitiIMIiik tlin lIxiMulorn 4lullim
fm II In Hoi vliiH
Omaha Fob 1 Tho Cathcrino M
Tusler estate litigation was on before
Judge Vinsonhaler again tho heirs ob
jecting to the claims Hod by Philip
Fox tho executor for alleged services
After taking some testimony furthor
hearing was postponed until Fob 8
Catherine Tusler tho widow of a
i toll cattleman at the time of her death
owned u largo well stocked ranch in
tho western part of this state valued at
70000
The heirs allege that Fo tho evoca
tor mismanaged the properly and now
lepotts it to bo insolvent Tho claim is
made that ho has paid out large sums of
money without tlrst obtaining an order
of com t md for which ho failed to ac
count to the coin t in any manner
anti trTTsTlaw sustained
Olilo Sitiiiinn Coin I KnmliH Out ii Do
nun Illiil li stiiuil iiil Oil iiiiiiiui
CoiiMtiis O Fob 1 The supremo
couit yestoiday handed down a decision
which sustains what is generally known
as the Valentiuo Stowait auti tiust law
which piohthits tho combination of
compiincs or Hi ms for illegal purposes
which are theieni outlined
The decision is given in a demurrer
filed by ho Sluiidud Oil company on
the ground that the law was unconsti
tutional The litigation was that insti
tuted by Attorney General Monnott
against the Standard Oil Huckoyo Pipe
Lino ami Solar Refining companies
1 1 Ill I NiiiIIiimii iiUl3 ltoilln
Sr Paul Feb 1 Tho situation on
tho Gieat Northern lulway is un
changed although the lestive feeling
among tho employes is nioio piououncod
and the possibility ot double hoenih
greater Goneial Siipeiiutoudoiit Waul
and thogruiwineo committee hold u long
session last night It is iindoi stood tho
situation was thoroughly canvassed but
no decision i cached Piopaiations for
tumble havo not been abandoned and if
a strike should bo declai ed the laihoad
cspects to hae a complete force of moil
icady tor nil places vacated
Union rniillnH mir Tux IMli
Kansas Ctrv Kan Feb 1 Deputy
County Clerk Hotlmim has boon work
ing several days to ascertain tho exact
amount ot back taxes due tho city
county and state by tho Union Pacific
Railroad company which tho hiipronui
court of Kansas has decided must bo
paid No taxes have been paid by tho
company since tho consolidation of
Kansas City Kan and Armourdale
covering a pei lod of many years Mr
Hoffman after figuring up the principal
inteiest and penalties lluds that thero
is duo 1 12000
of Ill it SImIiik Cur Dmiil
Oauiiiaui Mo Fob 1 William
Myers who contracted tho llrst sleep
ing car is dead heie from heait disease
aged 79 years Ho was for over M years
a resident of Carthago and was founder
of tho Carthago Woolen nulls Former
ly ho was employed in railroad work
and while ho employed cousti acted the
hleoping car siuco known as tho Pull
man palace car
Nmv Vol It llimril ot Tiiulti llilllillil
New Youk Feb 1 Three hundred
members of tho NowYoik Hoit d of
Tiado and Transportation and guests
sat down to tho 28th annual dinner of
the organization at tho Waldorf Asto
ria last night Prior to tho Obsombling
of tho guests Senators Thurston of Ne
braska Lindsay of Kentucky Perkins
of California and Haniia of Ohio hold a
reception
Morn Sinillpox Nnur I Moines
De- Moines Feb 1 Smallpox has
broken out again at Youtigntowu tho
mining suburb just east of Dos Moines
Two now cases woio reported yesterday
Fightoen persons aro now in tho post
house Quuantino is unforced botweon
Young itowu and tho sovoril mines
Oooil Ship Ntiliuului Safe
New Yokk Feb 1 Tho belated At
lantic lino steamer Stato of Nebraska
uiuvedyestorday from Glasgow after
a most tempestuous parage lasting 10
days
Originally clocks had only the hour
hand but tho minute was added later
as It became fashionable to make tho
dlulb as decorative us possible
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY FEBRUARY J 1900
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Hill A Hum imI mill Itoiul Kiiiiitn
Stcol shell 10 to -12 inches por
foot 1215
A T Holdor
Oak pllo bridgo por liuoal foot
Whito codar pile bridge por
foot 500
Stoel bridgo I0 to 150 foot por
foot avorago 1500
Stool shell 0 to 12 inches por
liiltnit llonilii Approvi il
Madison Neb Jan 21 I p in
Hoard of county commissioners of Mad
ison county stato of Nebraska mot pur
suant to adjournment Prcsont H W
Winter J J Hughes and Christ
Schinltt
Minuets of liioetlngH January 211 I
5 1 10 aud 12 wore read and on motion
approved except that thoio was an crn r
in deducting 8 70 from Win Hrttm
nititid claim for personal tax said tax
having been paid
On motion board proceodod to opon
bids received from bridge contractors
Hlds were as follows
Vicrquls As McQuown
Oak pile bridge por lineal foot 500
Howe truss hi idgo por linoal foot 700
A truss bridge por lineal foot 720
Piling for above undor 18 feet Over
18 foot ill oonts por Huoal foot extra
M L Scott
Oak ptlo bridgo por lineal forft 27
White cotlar pllo bridgo por llnonl
foot if- 111
Htool bridgo from to KM foot span
por liuoal foot ttvorago 1105
Stool Bholls for concrete piles I0 to -12
inches por linoal foot 1250
J W lloovor
Oak pllo bridgo por linoal foot 532
White cedar pllo bridgo por linoal
foot 550
Stool bridgo I0 to lJO foot span por
lineal foot avorago 15 20
lineal
lineal
lineal
lineal
foot avorago 12 85
Canton Hridgo Co
Oak pilo bridgo 1 pauol per linoal
foot 525
Oak pilo bridgo over 20 foot por lineal
foot 175
Red cedar piles 15 cents por lineal
foot extra
Oak tloor 2 inches 20 cents por
foot extra
Steel bridge 510 to 150 feet por lineal
foot avorago lJll
Stool shells IK to -12 inchos per lineal
foot avorago 1 170
On motion tho olork was instrnctod to
correct oiror in assessment of lot 7
block 1 O W Hrousch additioii to
Norfolk- for tho your 1S0 Said lot
being erroneously assessed as an improv
od lot
Tho caso iu tho district court Primer
vs Madison comity was bottlod by tho
county agreeing to pay f 1000 aud cost
Priuior to dismiss case
On motion tho bid of tho Canton
Hridgo Co was accopted aud couuty
attornoy was instructed to draw up
contract and boud iu accordance with
bid
On motion boaid adjourned to 7 p m
Hoard met puisuant to adjournment
On motion tho following bills were
allowed
J H Donovau programs for county
superintendent Jl 00
James H llunio eoaliUS0
S W Perry 1 wolf scalp 2 00
Johanna Wahl nioals for jurors
000
Arthur J Koouigstoin 0 days bailin
district court 18 00
Fishor Typewriter Co 1 dorou rib
bons 150
L II Raker lumber forbriges 71 81
L B Baker lumber for bridges 1058
Henry Mass nmu grading to bridgo
approaches 2 00
On motion Petor Fitch was appointed
road ovorseor district No 7 and Ohas
Law district No 2 Valley precinct
Tho board hold n cousultatiou with
couuty tieasurer and it was agreed aud
on motion ordoied that all dolimpiout
personal and realestato taxos bo brought
forward to date and that 10 G Hoilmau
bo employed to assist in tho work at a
salary of 0000 per month It was also
agieed that the county board hold a
session iu tho uoar future for tho pur
pose of going over the old tax lists with
a view of urging a speedy collection of
nil unpaid taxes
On motion road ovorseoro wore ap
pointed as follows
Andrew Goldsworthy district No 12
O Johnson district No 20
W It Karl dibtrict No 27
Otto Blank district No 0
Chas Polenski district No 111
On motion tho followiug olllctal bonds
wero approved
Fred ODell constublo Wariiervillo
precinct
O T Richardson assessor Highland
precinct
J II Oolegrovo justico of tho poaco
Jefferson precinct
Arthur P Pilger deputy couuty
treasurer
P A Olnrk justico of tho pence
Union proomct
Frank Herda coustablo Schoolcraft
precinct
On motion board adjourned to Janu
ary 25 at 8a m
Hoard met puisuaut to adjournment
at 8 a m
On motioii tho followiug bills wore
allowed
Dr W F Ilutchiusou attending
Hasbrook family nud medicine fur
nished 02 10 less 21 u5 amount al
lowed 1875
Dr W F Ilutchiusou attoudiug
priRonor W F Wolnstook and modi
cino furnished 11 80
J H llunio IiimlMsr for jail 0375
Christ Schmitt fialary mid mlloago to
date 10210
J J Hnghofl salary nntl mlloago to
dato 11 110
II W Winter salary and mllengo to
duto 101 00
N J Boll merchandise for Hasbrook
family 8t
Ghas Konsko for work on bridges
and with grader 1271
O M Boyles extra work on road less
525ovorchargo was allowed 01 50less
1 1 51 applied on porsonal tax
Hoad ovcrseors roports woro audited
as follows
Wm Low district No 2 showing all
accounts paid and no monoy on hand
Wm Low district No 11 showing all
accounts paid mid no money on hand
Chas Fousko district No 7 Bhowing
all accounts paid nud no rnouoy on
hand
0 M Hoylos district No 5 showing
balanco duo him 15 00
On motion board adjonrnod to 1 p m
Board mot at 1 p m
On motion bill of Nncgolo Ziuiann
for meat for paupor l00 was allowed
and applied oil porsonal tax 1808
On motion bill of It O Milos for cash
paid for books oxpross and postage was
allowed 11521
On motion county troasuror wnH al
lowed a warrant for 22180 for jurors
certificates paid
Thoro bolng In tho Uuiou Paoifio It
It bond fund a surpluB of 70787 and
ns tho statutes provido that Buch funds
shall bo distributed among tho sovornl
road districts situated in tho precincts
from whioh such surplus Jias accrued to
bo expended for tho improvomont of tho
public highways on motion tho county
treasurer is hereby instructed to appor
tion tho said funds as follows
Road district No 1 528
Itoud district No 8 5928
Road dibtrict No 0 2372
Road district No
Road district No
Road district No
Road district No
10 211 71
14 19042
17 5077
24 55 1 1
Road distrjet No 25 12i0
Road district No 20 0100
Road district No ill 7250
Road distnct No 2 0100
Road district No M 10870
The surplus iu Norfolk and Wurner
ville precincts as shown by tho treas
urers books was 20011 For Union
Madison and Greon Gardou precincts it
was 171 JO nuc tho samo was pro ratod
to tho several road districts according to
tho assessod valuation
On motion board adjourned to Febru
ary 27 at 1 oclock p in
Philip Baucii
County Glork
NnmrloHH mill DiiIpIcmn TomltMtonc
Speaking of tombstone literature we
have eome in our own cemetery which
read a little queer On one of tho
stones which mink a grave not to
very old is the following
Horn
July -
Wed
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JIjv Ho Hi t In Peace
Troni His Wifu
Frankfort Ky Roundabout
Hohh TIiIm
Wo offer ouo hundred dollars reward
for an j aso of catarrh that cannot bo
cured by Hulls Catarrh Cure
F J CHKN KY Co Props Toledo O
Wo tho nndorsigned havo known F
J Choiioy for tho last 15 years and
believe him perfectly honorablo in all
businoss transactions and financially
ablo to carry out any obligation inado by
their flrm
WKsr Tnux Wholesale Druggists
Toledo O
Waldisq Kinnan Maiivin Whole
salo Druggists Toledo O
Halls Catarrh Curo is taken mtor
nally acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system
Prico 75 cents per bottlo Sold by all
druggists Testimonials freo
Halls family pills tiro tho best
Unclu Tiiiiih ChIiIii
This famous old play will again bo
presented in as now and attractive a
form as modorn thought and stage in
vention will permit aud doubtless not
withstanding its ago tho Auditorium
will do a profitable business The cast
will includo tho famous actress Gypsio
May Wood who will bo seen as Topsy
whilo Harry West will play Undo Tom
and tho remainder of tho usually largo
cast may bo considered a competent
ono A pack of Siberian bloodhouud
aud an uuuuiiully gorgeous transforma
tion scouo necessitating tho utilizing in
its unfolding of uiuo distinct drop
scones will bo some of tho features that
will greot the eyo at tho Auditorium
February 5
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House f tho tor I pld liver ami cure
biliousness sick 1 lieadaclio jaundice
nausea Indlgesf lion etc They aro In
valuable to protiit a cold or break up a
fever Mild gentle certain they aro worthy
your confidence Purely vegetable they
can be taken by children or delicate women
Price 25c at till luedlcitie dealers or by mull
ot C I Hood Co Lowell Muss
All Kinds of Hard and Soft Coal Thoroughly Uright
and Clean nt
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THa fTi fivoric IMa fSrktiol RonlM
VlllfVIlO 1 1 tl llUHCll UCAlll
Cnpltnl 50000 Surplus 5000
Hoy ami soli oxchariKO ou this counlrj and all imrtu ot Buropo Farm Loana
Directors Abmcs W II Johnson has S llniooE O W Dbaascii
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Two trains duily to nntl from Denver and Colorado points
Two trains daily to and from San Francisco and California points
Two traluB daily to and from Salt Lako City and Utah points
Ono train daily to and from Poitland and North Pacific Coast points with
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Double Drawing Room Palace Sleeping Cars Buffet Smolcing
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent Omaha Neb
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Jackson Tew Nov 23
I wan subject to miscarriage for three years
and Buffered constantly with backache I wrote
to you foradico and after using three bottles
of Wine otCardui according to your directions
I am strong aud well and tho mother of a fine
girl baby
Mrs E N JOWEUS
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There is no use talking a baby in the house is the link that binds
husband and wife together Nothing is sadder than fruitless wedlock
The prattling and cooing of the little ones otTset a thousand times the
occasional worries and trials of life When a wife is barren there is a
derangement somewhere in the genital organs caused by one or more of
those common disorders known as female troubles Wine of Cardui
is the remedy It puts the organs of generation in a strong ami healthy
condition fitting the wife for the sacred duty of repioducing her kind
During the period of gestation the entne swem of the expectant mother
is built up to withstand the ordeal of labor and when the little one
makes its advent it is lusty antt
strong well fitted to gi ow to ma
turity in perfect health The
mother too passes through the
trial with little pain and no dread
Wine of Cardui is truly a w on der
ail medicine for women
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These excursions leave Oinnlia ovory
Friday In elegantly upholstered Ordi
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HoKgago checked through to destina
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Prompt and satisfactory service
Many hours quicker lime Hum
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