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For Treasurer
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For Aiulllor
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For Altonioy Uminnil
Fuank N PnotiT Ihko
For Land Cominltloiior
OkoiuikD Foimkii Nuckolls
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
V K Fowiku Washington
Presidential Electors
John F NKHiurr
l II WINIIOM
KowAitn ItovHi
II L llAome
H I Davhihon
Jacoii li Jacoiihon
John h Kknncdv
John 1 1 amii u
Uniigrnrtslnuttl
For Congressman Tlilnl District
Jons II HUa Norfolk
Atitnlopo
Tho report couioh from Homo that
nearly 1 0X prionta volunteered to take
tho place of their martyred brothron in
China It in mush Hon intent an thin
that menuB that China imiHt hoiiio day
Kubmit to ehristiauiinK and civilizing
influences
HulYulo Hill Cody Iihh announced
that ho will support Mclvinley for tho
presidency Buffalo Hills Wild
AVost show has prospered under Mo
Kinloys administration which indicatos
that thu peoplo havo prospered Under
the last democratic administration thu
show businchS was about dead leoplo
had no money to spend for tmowRor any
othor pleasure when tho douioorats wore
in power
Tlio Stanton KoRintor is tho only kind
of sheet that can aid tho fusionints this
fall With an uttor disrecard of facts
mid without a semblance of honor that
papor lies aud then swoars to it week
nftor week month after month Its
editor is totally lacking in cousoionco or
kouso wofully depraved or vicious or
without a spark of intelligence
lie is tlio sort of writer who was vory
uumorous in lSKI aud the reminder of
nu uttor failuru in campaign mothods
llow his readers can continuo to onduro
him is boyoud comprehension Othor
papers Ho occasionally but tho Register
is ontitlod to the bakery on persistant
provarieations
Hour Scotch lli yun
There was much disappointment
among the aunties when they found
that Senator Hoar was going to stick to
tho republican party aud Hryan papers
and orators which had previously boon
lauding the Massachusetts senator as a
grand old man an incorruptible patriot
etc began to accuse him of inconsist
ency in announcing his intention to sup
port President MoKinley for ro electiou
But Hoar very quickly turned tho tublos
ou them by showing Unit whio ho bad
good and abundant reasons for prefer
ring MoKiuloy to Hryau on tho money
question there was not in his esima
tiou much ditVeronco botwoon tho two
ou tho question of so called imperial
ism
It will bo remembered that Senator
Hoar very vigorously opposed tho ratifi
cation of tho Paris treaty aud ho holds
now that if that treaty could havo beou
beaten in the senate and its modification
therefore insured all our troubles with
reference to tho Philippines might havo
boon averted The treaty would havo
beou defeated ho thinks if it had not
been for tho fact that Mr Bryan hast
ened to Washington aud brought all his
iutluonco to bear upou the democratic
senators to induce them to voto for it
Heuco ho holds Bryan responsible for
the ratification of the treaty and
charges that he was animated by un
worthy motive in takiug tho courso ho
did I think I do Mr Bryau no injust
ice says the venerable statosmau
when I say that ho took that courso
whiota brought upou us tho war in tho
Philippine Ulauds tho destruction of
the lifo and health of 0000 American
soldiers and probably ten times the
number of people of those islands sim
ply to keep the quest iou au issuo in tho
coming campaign
That is to say Bryans uiotivo was
purely a selfish ono He was playing
politics He didnt caro anything
about the rights of tho question or the
Filipino peoplo but ho wauted to lay up
material for assaultiug the admiustra
tiou If Bryan had boon sincerely op
posed to imperialism Mr Hoar
thinks the time for him to havo proved
it was the timo when the step that led
to imperialism could havo been avorted
by opposing tho treaty
Wnether wo indorse Senator Hoars
vii Kniisly iiitoiHlstnnl with liH prm
out ooumk In oppoHliiK Hi illoy of tin
MuKiuiiiy iitlintnhlmtloti based on tluvt
trcnty Hiyan U not n eotitlfltout unit
InipmiiillHt mid an bctwooii liiin and
MoKliiloy tlio kuiiuIiio mitW cnu Imvo
HtMo cliolco on tltut Isguo Kunator
IloarM position is n vory logical ono and
nliould coiumund Itsolf to all Hound
nionuy moil who do not fully approvo
Pronldnnt MoIClnloyfl cxpaiiHinii policy
On llili Imuo thoro 1h osHontially no ilif
foronco liutwoon tho two excopt tliat
MolCinloy is houust and coiifllstontvlillo
Hryan is not but on tho monetary ipios
Hon lhyan Is thu Hamoolo champion of
olinap and riUliommt inonoy that ho was
four yuan ago Minnoapollrt Trlhuno
A Onto to Do Coininoinoratrd
In nn nddroHH dHllvorod by Mayor
Nichols of Wllkoflbnrro before tho
IeniiHylvanla Htiito Editorial associa
tion which met recently In that place
attention was called to tho fact that
the year UK I will be tho two hun
dredth anniversary of tho bogluntng of
Journalism In America and it wan sug
gested that It wiih now none too early
to prepare for tho adequate colebru
tlun of a date so Important
Mayor Nichols told at length the sto
ry of John Campbells Boston Ncwh
Letter the first Issue of which appear
ed on April 21 1704 and which lived
to tho rlpo old ugo of 72 years Tho
Idea of celebrating the event has Its at
tractive feature and tho Wllkosbarre
mayor Is right In suggesting that there
In no time to bu lost If the commemora
tion Is to bcu worthy one The name
of John Cnmpbell ho said ought to
be carved with deep reverence and ad
miration In a granite shaft not Inferior
In design or quality to those of the
greatest splendor erected to perpetuate
the memory of Americas most Illus
trious sons This Is perhaps rather
extravagant language though undeni
ably the name and fame of Americas
pioneer Journalist ought to bu perpetu
ated In enduring form The date too
of the launching of the first Journalis
tic enterprise In this country ought to
be fittingly commemorated
As Boston wus the homo of The News
Letter the Hub might properly take
the Initiative mid then let the newspa
per men of the whole country give the
proposition such encouragement nud
support ns will assure an adequate ex
position of the marvelous growth of
Journalism and the urt preservative
during the pust iiOO years
Ono hundred and twenty five Cuban
schoolteachers have lately arrived In
thla country for the purpose of attend
ing a summer school nt Harvard
where for a month or more they will be
Instructed In the pedagogic methods
which prevail lu our best schools The
expenses attached to their coming
hither nnd their maintenance while
here are very largely borne by Har
vard university and Its friends It Is
a splendid opportunity for the Cubnu
tenchora not only to study our educa
tional methods but to become ac
quainted with our people and our
ways It will give them broader Ideas
and bo In many ways helpful to them
In their future work And mayhap
Womans sphere seems to be con
stantly broadening Tho latest ex
ploit of the new woman was lu saving
a bank lu Maine from the assaults of
masked cracksmen She gave the warn
ing which frustrated the plans of the
robbers
charge against Mr Bryan as to motive returning
Thoro is moro catarrh in this seciton
of tho country thau all other
put together aud until the hw few
yours was supposed to bo iucurable
For a great many years doctors pro
uouueed it a local diiouse and pre
scribed local remedies anrt by coubtanily
failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it incurable Sciencd ha
proveu catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
mauufacturod by F J Ohoney Co
Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional
euro on tho market It is taken inter
nally in do es from 10 drops to a
It acts directly ou the blood
anl mucous surfaces of tho system
T v offer one hundred dollars for any
case it falls to cure Send for circulars
and testimonials Address
F J Ciiksev Co Toledo O
hold ny aruggist Too
Halls family pills are the best
Through Colorado
The Denver Rio Grande railroad
with its numerous branches penetrating
tho Rockies has two distinct and sep
arate linos across the mountaius
Tiokets readiug via the Scenio Liue
Denver and Grand Junction in con
nect ion with the Rio Grande Western
railway between Grand Junction aud
Ogdeu are availablo over the Denver
Rio Grande either via its main liue
through Leadville nud Glenwood Springs
or via tho liue over Marshall Pass and
through the Black Cauou Tourists to
aud from Salt Lake City Ogdeu or
Sin Francisco will fiud it to their ad
vantage to have their tickets read in
both directions via The Scenic Liue of
the World thus being able to use one
of the al o e routes goiug and the other
1
Write S K Hooper G P
or not the fuct stands out that his courso ic T A Denver Colo for illustrated
in favoring the ratification of the treaty pamphlets
TI1K NORFOLK NRViTS THURSDAY Tin Y 20 1900
those of our people who come In con
tact with this baud of devoted In
structors of the Cuban youth may
learn something from them They are
the pioneers of one of the most re
markable revolutions on record nnd
have accomplished marvelous results
In the short time that has elapsed since
tho close of the war n Cuba
FUSION TICKET IN KANSAS
Slurllo Nittnril Inr AsMirlntri linllrn unit
llrnlliilliml Tor liiTrrimr
Amiriale Juttlrc Daviii Maiitin PopullH
Clotr rtinr JnilNW Hiikiiikvtiiai Iopnlht
IUritrnunt governor A M HAiiVKTPopullAt
Hnitryof ulivtn AmbFuakes Unmoarnt
Trnitirir Covwav Marshal Domocru
Attorney Renoral II mi t FaiiiieiLT Dom
Buiit Initmotlon Wcnn MoNaiiHL Unpub
Foht Scott Kau July 20 At their
convention hero yostorduy Kansas
Democrats tsitrrondorod to the demands
of Populiats aud thoreby modo possible
tho lightost and mot harmonious fu
sion that has vor oxistod in this stato
The Populists had demanded from the
Democrats the ofllco of associate justice
In oxchaugu for that of uttor noy gen
eral although tho former office bad
previously been granted tho Democrat
in what was supposed to bo an air tight
ngroomont A fight was expected bo
foro tho Democrats would givo up this
plum but led by Hon J Q Johnson
national committooman for Kansas
thoy finally accedod to the domauds of
their brethren and embracod tho oppor
tunity for a lovo feast Tho Populists
when tho action of the Democrats was
mods known to thorn wont wild with
dolight aud gavo vent to tholr footings
lu a demonstration that lastod for 20
minutes and reached tho holght of ou
thusiaKm Tho stato tickot as com
ploted by tho dilTerout conventions was
dually endorsed by all throo Demo
cratic Populist and Silver Republican
Maytiury For Governor
Detroit July 20 Hon William O
Maybury mayor of Dotroit was last
oveuing tendered the Domocratio nomi
nation for goveruor of Michigan by tho
Domocratio stato con volition with a
unanimity which rendered useless tho
takiug of a ballot Not a dissenting
voioo was heard when tho voto ou tho
propositiou to nominate Maybury was
aoted upou and tho withdrawal of tho
half dozen gubernatorial candidates bo
foro auy vote was taken was rocelved by
tho delegates with loud choors of ap
proval
Onld Dmiiiirrntii Moot
Indianapolis July 20 By tho unan
imous voto of tho national committoo of
tho National Gold Domocracy yestorday
the sohomo of fusion with the anti-imperialistic
movomont originating with
tho recent mass meeting at tho Plaza
hotel in Now York city was defeated
as was also tho plan to placo a Gold
Democratic tickot in tho field this yoar
W B Haldoman proprietor of tho
Louisville Oourior Jounial withdrew
from tho meeting after announcing that
ho would support Bryan
Kanaai Koatl Bold
WicmTA July 20 The Kansas Mid
land railway was sold at publio sale in
this city yosterday by J P Shearman
olork of tho United States district court
to Alfred R Peck aud Harry Bronner
representing the bondholders for 300
000 The road will pass into tho hands
of tho Frisco system
To Ihiforcn the Grime lnvri
Lincoln Julr 20 Governor Poyn
tor has addressed a communication to
tho 00 county shoriffs of tho stato call
ing attention to their duty to pro9ocuto
violations of tho stato game laws
Yontorilayii HunebaU Ilesulta
Dm Molmw 4 Omaha 3
Punblo 7 Denver 5
Bloux City 3 Ht Joseph H
Now York 3 Pittsburc U
Brooklyn 0 Chicago i
Boston 18 8t LouU 5
Philadelphia IH Cincinnati 3L
Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 5
vi
MllwnnliL u s Huffalo fl
Dotroit 0 Minneapolis 4
Chicago l Cleveland 8
Oiiiim Toi1y
Wftstern LonKito Omaha at Den5roin St
Joseph nt Sioux City Denver nt Pueblo
National Iporuo Plttslnu R at Bostons
ChiuaRO at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New
York St Louis at Brooklyn
American Ieucue Dotroit at Minneapolis
SHIPPERS TAKE WHEAT
Good Huyliijj Support Ieirnlopl When
the llottoiu was Kencliril
Chicago July 35 Blsr sUlpplau snlea and
reduction in thu pstlmitted French yield camo
to the aid of tho previously wenk wheat mar
kot today and September closoj XaH ovor
yosterday Corn closed H lower and oata Mr
down At the close thu provision market
allowed to 15c decllno Closing price
Whkat Aur 74c Sept 7SJo
Cous Aui aJ5e Sept Sla
Oat8 Auk2io Sept 3Jc
PoUK July fll05 Sept UtTT
Kins Sept d0 On 8VS0 8T
LAltn rfept 1375 Oct M77
Cush quotation No 2 red wheat 759
7fto No J aprinc wheat 72tfJ7ao No i
cash corn WjaJ0o No J cash oaU JJo
CIiIcmko Live Slock
Chioaoo July 35 Cattlrt Reaelpt ISKOO
Stroni to 5c hiKher butcher wtock steady to
strong rood to prime steer f5 25B5
poor to medium 4 504515 Koleoted feed
em I4SO4170 mixed Htockors 30O3B5
cowt 3 01X1 55 heifers J3UOC4515 cannern
I3 0ix300bum 1275CC 450 calvej 4HX50j
Tezu fed Hteerd 4I55 30 Texa gTRAi
Hteerj 8 4it4 35 Texa i bulla 35X340
Hogi Receipts today 33000 estimated to
morrow 30000 left over 6000 average 60
lower top 1545 mixed and butcher
I51054Jj good to choice heavy 1516
540 rough heavy 50O510 light
1515545 bulk of aala f52o5tl5 Sheep
Receipts 1100 aheep and lamb- active
shade good to choice wethers 1410
440 fair to choice mixed IS 103400 western
Hheep 4UO440 Texas eheep IS 004 00
native laiutu 14005 05 western lamb 1500
fl580
Kama City Live Stock
Kansas Citv July 25 Cattle Reaelpts T
500 Mlaughteriug steers steady Blockers and
feeders higher heavy native riteertt I479555
tocker aud feeders 3SV4 55 butchers
cowj and heifers I3 2OU100 canners 12503
400 feeders 13 2y3 culls IJ5J375
South 0 111 nil it IJto Stock
South Omaha July 25 Cattle Receipts
BSJ0 stronger on gool steady on common
grades natite boel steers 14 405 50 western
steers 140031 CO Texastoers I300i34 35 cows
aud heifers lower 13 40 4 40 canuers 11500
3 35 stockers and feeders stronger lbIx4 5i
calves 13000 00 bulU stags etc i2 60d4 9
Hogs Reoeipts UOOi 7ijJH0o lower heavy
15 05jJ515 mixed 15 ifiii 05 light 14 00O5
pigs 14 504 00 bulk of sales I5 0jlfr5 01 i
Sheep Receipts 1400 strouger lamb s
slow yearlings 13 35031 33 wothers 3 k375
stook sueep JCK3 00 honb H Otain
County Treasurers SemiAnnual Statement
i nF 1TrCaurerfl Soml Aunual Statement showing balances of each fund in Trasury Jauuarv
tehis collected Warrants redeemed and othor disbursements from January 4 1100 to June W 1000
balance on liaud Juno 10 1100
Balance
Jany 11000
1117 21
ooi7 lii
172 00
870 811
2011 01
8SJ5 08
2780 10
lilll 811
13 80
7 HP
fit
8121 2
0270 13
778 411
1187 00
l7r5 u
72 71
2011 81
1 00
1111 07
175 40
372 I4
10574 85
Collec
tions
1 1513 02
10870 24
13101 13
2051 20
8277 20
235 52
4301 83
102 48
2380 21
15 58
45 00
2 28
27758 i 7
5311 21
138 73
702 17
8010 03
81 71
I 01
201 00
0731 78
4742 50
005 75
3117 00
85 75
117328 74
BARNES TYLER
Norfolk
Norfolk
Attorneys at Law
R C S PARKER
Mist Block
IJENTIST
Sessions WW
J 0 linrnoi
i M D Tyler
Nebraska
Norfolk Nob
DR H T IIULDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Olllco Citizens Notional Hauk Huiliiiu
Toloplmuo 101
Snultorium mid Rosiiluuce Muiu aud 13th St
Tolupboue 9
Norfolk - - Nebraska
DR I E SCOBEE
OSTEOPATHIST
511 South 9tU Strelst Norfolk Nebrl
Will ho iu Croiff htou Mouilny Weduosdny aud
Friday afternoons of oacli V00W
J J COLE
DENTIST
Olllco over Citizens National Rauk Residence
one block north of Congregational church
Norfolk
Nebraska
Nebraska
j pOWEKS HAYS
Attornejs at Law
Rooms 10 11 and 12 Miat block
Norfolk Nebraska
3 30 fed westerns I4 00i95 35 fed Texans 1400 CESSIONS BELL
450 gras Texan i8Mii00 -
ceipts H3u0 slow MQlOo lower heavy 15 2tt I
a
625 mixed 5io520 light 150525 Undertakers and Kinbaliuer
pigs I4O33U0 mieep Receipts HUOJ
lamb lower muttons 6teady lambs 16 10
S5t0 muttons fd 754135 westerns laSOit
ySrf MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker
Up stairs in Cotton block over Hiums store
Firdt cluss work guaruuteeJ
Norfolk
Norfolk Ave2
Nebraska
W M ROBERTSON
w v 9
Attorney at Lwt
Booms 1 and 2 Robertson Wlgtot
Block Norfolk
1 Farm laud aud city property for sale
by Q U Soiler
NAME OF FUND
State Taxes
School Laud
18 County General
1803 County Gouoral
13 County Bridge
1303 County Bridge
ISO Comity Road
1803 County Road
County District Road
County Soldiers Relief
County Judgement
i County High School
County Kstray
District School
District School Bond
Precluct Railroad Bond
Union Creek Precluct Court House Bond
City and Village
Battle Creek Village Jail Boud
Township Fund
Fines aud License
State Apportionment
Redoniptiou Fund
Miscellaneous Collections
Poll
Advertising
Norfolk
National
i
I I00 and other
inclusive aud tho
Disburse
ments
0050 5
12713 85
12230 00
5070 47
0070 51
885 05
2243 84
800 84
1285 72
210 3
1 18
00
25352
2521 07
772 73
18 28
701 82
37 24
25
201 00
0734 78
3802 50
005 10
3112 0
374 58
103471 70
Balatico
Juno 80 1000
I
lb0 33
1132 3
2202 42
3020 21
207005
227 30
2321 00
07 02
3881 47
407
03 37
10 21
no
10828 50
0000 17
104 43
4871 00
2451 57
117 18
270 17
1 00
1101
07
05
180 44
83 51
50031 83
RECAPITULATION
Balnnco on hand January 4 1000 ka an
Taxes Collected i
School Land Collections
asm 4
Costs for Serving Notices on Delinquent School Lands is 00
Redemptions Collected
4 1 no
Received from Wm Bates County Judge flues oil OG
Received from Houry Nework Justice of rho Peace fines 1 00
Received Interest from Banks on Deposit nw in
Received from Joseph Kilpatrick fjr
Rocoived from Geo W Losoy Sheriff sale of cells loo 00
Received from E G Heilmau ex Couuty Clerk excess foes 505 10
Received from Stato
Apportionment 0 533 78
Transfers from ono fund to another 1575 00
CONTRA
Paul Stato Treasurer oo i
ltd Warrants nnmo n
Paid Redemptions 3802 50
Fees
iits fi4
Transfers from one fund to auother IbVjO 0
branch uoohi 83
75 155010 75
Registered County Warrants Unpaid
IS1 County General Fund nn
ISO County General Fund -000 V
1S08 County General Fund if
1303 County Bridge Fund i 0 m
ISO County Bridge Fuud 1 iw
ISO County Road Fund Im 28
ToTAL
12202 90
Statr of Nkhuvska
County of Madison J S3
I R C Miles treasurer of said county and stat do hereby certifv that the foregoing is a true and correct state
ment of tho receipts and disbursements of my oflice from the 4th day of January 1000 to the 30th day of Juue 1900
inclusive to the best of my knowledge and belief R c MILES Couuty Treasurer
J
State or Nfhuaska
County of Madiou
We the undersigned county commissioners of Madison coifntv Nebraska do hereby certify that we have carefully
examined tho foregoing statement of R C Miles county treasurer and have found the same correct to the bsst of our
knowledge and belief Dated at Madison Nebraska this 19th day of July A D 1000
H W WINTER
JOHN J HUGHES County Commisioners
CHRIST SOHMITT
N A BAINBOLT 1 Proaidant
ALEXANDER BEAU Vic PrMttrat
J
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Bank
ouuiul6 costlier
ZDTZ ABSieUntCdahiar
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Buys and Sells Exohange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point la Europn
A General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted
DIBBOTOB8
A BEAU F P HANLON F J HALE W H BUCUOIZ VM ZUf v
NA RAINBOLT JOHN B HAYS P VEBGEri B8 COTTOK
AHLMAN BROS
The Norfolk Bicycle Men Proprietors
NORFOLK BICYCLE WORKS
Manufacturers Jobbers and Denlors lu
Bicycles Sundries Parts and Repairs
Agoncy for Wnltham Manufacturing Vs Orient Hicycle tho Finest Strongest
and Fiistost Micjclo lu tho World Wo also hnndlo tho Acme World Tribune lieubo
Sjcnmoro Pnttoo and our own mako either chain or chaluleoo vslneli will bo kuowu us
tho Aaliiuui Speciuls
We do Repairing Promptly and Reasonable
G A LOIKABT Pbemident
CHA3 S BBIDOK Vice Pbisident
A
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W H JOHNSON Casbieb
W B BBAASUH AsaT Casiheb
The Citizens National Bank
Capital 50000 Surplus 5000
Buy and sell exchange on this country and all parts of Europo Farm Loaus
Directors Cabl Asmus W H JonNsoN CnAH S Rbidoe C W Heaahcu
rlWANE r A Lcikabt T F Mfmiiivokb L BtastONs
AFTER USIN6
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FOR Q00D LOANS AND EASY PAYMENTS
C SEE-
The Norfolk Building and Lean Asso
C B DURLAND Secretary
HEALTH AN wtality
The great retnedy for nervous prostratWn and all diseases of tbegeiierati
organs of either sax such as Nervous Prostration Faillniror r Tm uv8
Impptcacy Nightly Emissions Youthful Errors Mcaanvorryxceislvo
of Touacco or Opium which load to Consumption and Insanity uo
if 5 order we guarantee to cure or refund the money Sold at i on with J ri y
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