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Topilioun No 2
A buHiiUH administration
-endorsed now for business
lor
Nnh up
Iiiih boon
lrcMdout MrUinloy Iiiih init a iUioluH
mi reorganized raliimit tulle by iihIiIiik
nil his old advisors o remain Ho 1m
licvos tlmt they are entitled to slmm tlm
Klory of having their acts vindicated by
tbo people iih much as Is tlinlr chief
All will accept tho positions which tlmy
have lllled during the domi of bin tlrHt
tri in
Tbo Oniiibii Commercial club him ap
pointed delegates to attend tbo litiga
tion congress to bo hold in tjliltiio nit
week nnd it ih probable tlmt tbo west
will bo vory fully represented lit this
MKslon which In of groat importance to
thiH hPction of tlm country It in mild
but there in o tOlKMttH aero nl bind
immediately contiguous to Oninhii tlmt
can bo nmdo product ivo imd fcrtllo by
means of irrigation TIiIh would fur
iiIhIi homes and u living to iibout 1000
KK people If propel ly developed
Many of tbo dofented demociiits arc
inclined to insist tlmt Mr Bryan bo tbo
presidential cuudidato four yours bonco
on tlmt ticket That will suit tbo to
publicuiiH tlrst into thank you It Iiiih
beon conclusively pioou tlmt ho iH
dead easy and if tbo democrats loully
insist on his making tho raco again
with tho campaign inothodH of tbo Now
York Journal nnd tho Onmlm World
Herald as features tho roublicauH aio
not likoly to object in tho least and may
bo induced to lend their iiHHiritauco to
that oud
Tbo World Herald is gradually com
ing to the Hiuno point attniuod by the
Jloo a day or so nftor election regarding
tho results of tho lato content It Iiiih
admitted that Nebraska has gone for
McKinley and that tho entire republican
Ktato ticket is probably elected It now
remains for it to concedo that tbo legis
lature is republican and to increase the
pluralities received by the snccessfal
btato otllcors several hundred votes
which it may be expected to do in a
week or ton days Those who have read
both papers for tho paM few years are
beginning to reilio that tho Bee ir uni
formly reliable whilo tho World Herald
is htrictly partisan and inclined toward
tbo sensational
Tho kinotoscopo has beon brought
into a now uro nnd with tho phono
graph iH dostinod to record history in a
manner not capable of boing attained
by tho pen Tho phonograph will pre
horvo for tho children of futuro gonora
tions tho accoutR stylo of pronunciation
and all tho peculiarities of tho orator or
tho singer or the uinsioiau and a cen
tury honce poople may hoar President
MoKiuloy or Mr Bryan speak Tho
kinetoscopo is to bo used in recording
uu accuruto inscription of tho scenery
Monday afternoon of this wook a kinoto
scopo npparatns was started from Omaha
nnd will record tho viow along tho lino
of tho Union Pacific from thnt city to
Ogdou Utah nnd futuro gonorations
mny enjoy u trip along that lino as it
was in tho anciont davs of litOO
Now lor ItiisiitCNs
Tbo liuaucial atlairs of tbo country
nro securo for four yeais inoro The
tiscal policy will not bo disturbed for at
least fivo years Whatovor a ropubli
can cougress and adminiRtration Bhall
doom it wibo and necessary to do in
order to promoto tho industries and
coniuiorco of tho nntion will bo done
Oipital hesitated boforo the election
There is no reason for hesitation now
Manufacturing experienced a check
from tho withholding of orders Tho
npprehoiision that induced mercantile
caution there is now no excuse for
Such being the case the watchword of
all should bo Now for business The
next four yours should bo a period of as
Kreat prosperity and material progress
lor tho American people as the last
three years have beon and there is every
reason to expect it will be if the energy
and enterprise of our people are properly
exerted We shall undoubtedly very
greatly enlarge our foreigu coniuiorco
which menus the further development
of our industries and tho fuller employ
ment of labor This will make n Imtrnr
home market for our agricultural prod
ucts and further lmpiovonieut m the
condition of the farmers
There is nothing in tho immediate
futuro that is not encouraging Tho in
dustrial nud commercial outlook has
never been brighter Tho opportunities
for enterprise and forthe safe and profit
able investment of capital lime never
been bettor Wo do not expect a busi
ness boom nor is it bo dcsiied but
we do look for a steady forwaul move
ment which will ndd very largely dur
iug tho next few years to tho national
wealth enlarge tho development of our
recources ami enhance materially the
well being of every class of our people
umana tJee
MB 0
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Thirty fourth Annual Session
of tho National Grange
NEEDS OF AGRICULTURISTS
Mrtitiiiniilntluiu anil SllBgritloni of
World 1lMtr Auron Op
iiltlou lu thAlil9ullily lllll OrowMi
or I he Onlnr
WuhIiIiikUiii Nov 15 Thr Uth hh
until session of the Natlonul Orange
PatioiiH of Husbandry bvguu here yes
terday wllh a good Httwiiluncn slid
will continue for a week or more The
chief feiilun of Intercut wuh the an
uuiil iiddiess of Worthy Muster Anion
Joiiuh of Itidlaiiii who said that In
most uT the stntiiH the older bad In
Joyed gicitt prosperity during the
year lu a few utalcH it had not sue
ceded ho well The membeis of the
grunge while nllllliitliiR with each of
the politick parties In the last cum
pulgn had emerged from Hh battles
without dlHtuibliig the fiaternui spirit
nctiintlng the older
Never bad the conditions been iiioip
fa vni able for the ettenvloii of tho or
der tlmn now While ngili iiltuuil con
ditions mi iiiiinewlint Iniproicd over
what they weie a few years ago they
in n mil what they should be said Mr
limes The prices of what tunnel h had
to liny he mild an too high coinpaied
w Hit what lhe had to sell and such
lenieilhil lift Ion should be hud as
would chum an iiiiitnlh iidliistineiil
or prices In all the leading staples lie
urged opposition to the ship subsidy
bill and spoke of the giowlli or Indus
trial cotiihlniitloim until the entire
eoiinlry Is Justly alanned He urged
an aiuendiuent to the eonstitiillon
clear and epiess In Its terms em
powering congiesH with the light and
ntilhoilty to legulnte corpointluns
The Interstate eomiiierce law the
ginnd mauler iiiKtied should br iiniend
ed so that all sections of the country
could serine fair ami equitable freight
rates This being secured tin haul
est blow llml nt this time could be
struck to monopolies and trusts and
the giealest em oiiiageinent to enter
prise and tin If t would be given
The report or the secretary Dr
lohti Trimble of Washington showed
that ISJ new granges bad been char
teied during the year the order now
numbering over a hair million inein
beis
During the day a number of ad
ili esses were delivered
CaniiHltii AKiiliiit l ItoinN
hlcnifo Nov - A mitlouiil cam
paign against bud roads on a bigger
and until compiohenshe scale than
any In the past Is to be organized In
Chicago next week With the forma
tion of a national good roads associa
tion vrlth blanches lu every state in
the Union and if possible In evoiy
county and every township all the
foices which make for clean level and
smooth roadways will be united for
harmonious work on every legislative
body In the country from the natlonul
congress and the statu legislatures
down to city councils and county
boards of supervisors Monday Tues
day and Wednesday of next week a na
tional good roads and improvement
convention Is to be held In Central
Music hall Delegates from every
state probably 2tKK In all are ex
pected and before they leave a na
tional good roads association will
have been formed
Kill Tm In Self l Im
Tacoiiia Nov lr At Jem Ida
former Deputy Sheriff Hlehard Adams
shot and instantly killed Daniel Klldee
mid William Kennedy Both men were
union millets and took prominent paits
In the toeur dAletie rioters strike
two years ago At that time Adams
served win rants on them and they
swoie to kill him Last night Klldee
and Kennedy ran across Adams In a
saloon Kennedy levelled his rlile
llutii of tlm NortliwtMrrn
Dps MoIiiph Nov li Tin Chicago
and Northwestern Is seeking an en
trance into Kansas City The Belli
Ilaine branch of the Northwestern Is
belli extended from Muchitkiiioek
la rioullnvcst to Villi a small sta
tion on the Wabash and BurliiiKton
midway between Luvillu and Hauer
ty on the Albla branch of tho Burling
ton A Miney bus been completed to
Zero a small miniiiK place 011 the Bur
lingtons main line between MoIiom
mid BiiRscIl and the Noitliwesterus
engineers aie now in the Held prospect
ing for a line from Zero southwest to
Iorvdon where It Intersects the Keo
kuk and WeMern line thence the sur
vey proceeds to Spiing Valley when
It passes into Missonil
Tuition UoiU Scpiirilrly
Blriiiliikbiiin Ala No li -The Par
sons and riayes fnitlons of the
Knights of Labor an still holding
their scpaiate and distinct oineii
tions without interference Tin Hayes
wing Ignores the Pirsons faction and
the Parsons wing is walling for the
ultimate decision to be leaibed in the
courts
Kill- I h 11 Iubli Cur
Npw YirU Nov 15 Hev 1jtber R
Bairy vicar general of the dlocpse of
Xlaiichpster and pastor of St Johns
church Concord N II w instantly
killed by a cable cur on Broadway lunt
1 evening
THK NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY NOVRM HER To HXX
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1ml before he could touch the trigger
Adams hail sent a bullet thiougb his
brain Without dropping bis arm
Adams tinned Ills gun on Klldee and
hhot him through the head befoie he
had time to diuw bis icvolver Moth
men weie dead when bystanders
reached them
CONFESSES HIDEOUS CRIME
Monlrrrr of luiil lrrnt Acknnnl
II In 4 11 II t
DeiMcr Nov Io After withstand
ing the ptcsstiie of the swciitbox nt
the city Jnll for four days John Por
ter the III jriiir old negio who was nr
tested Sunday cbaigcd with the mur
der of ll yeaiold Louise lVimt near
1 Ilium Colo In oke down nod con
fessed ciiv detail of I lie hidcoui
crime The little girl was the daugh
ter or n raiicliinnn living lour nillea
from Llinitn attended school In town
driving back and foitb On Wednes
day Inst whllu on her way homt she
n iih waylaid disunited and mm lured
her body showing no less than 11
kniru wounds The police department
drill two men to Llnioti IiihI night to
veilfy some of his utiituiiiciitH They
wish to be absolutely sine of his guilt
heroic giving him up owing to a
Htroiig belief Unit he will b lynched
on his in rival at Union
receiverJppointed
Etlwurl A Trriil Will Wlml Up Aflulm of
W I MrniiK V Co Mm Iniul Dry
Mouit Conrriii
New Yoik Nov IT lustier Andrews
lu the Hiipieine court has appointed
Kdwuid A Tiont iccclver for the linn
of W L Stiong A Jo His bond was
named us U0000 The Milt Is brought
to wind up the old linns business
Mr Treat iniiile the following state
ment The death of W L Stiong and
the death of K II Stott who was the
senior piutner of the Stott woolen
mills located nl Slottsvllle N Y lu
which the linn of W L Strong V Co
was hugely Inteiested iimde II lmpos
slltle to negotiate the notes that wero
inntuiliig as both concei ns were on
the paper Theieloie Im the protec
tion of all the creditors the leiniiln
lnif members of the llrni and the
friends of W L Stiong together with
the executors of Colonel Stiongs es
tate all decided that a receiver ought
to be appointed lor the purpose of a
speedy settlement of tbo linns affairs
Receiver Treat when asked about a
Philadelphia dispatch to the elTeet that
liabilities of the house or W L Strong
A Co might amount to 11000000 said
that reports of this kind were all guesB
woik He said the liabilities uiicht
not be one buir that perhaps not one
quuiter
Arntv of tlio TciiimiMoe Mecti
Detiolt Nov in Tho Society of the
Army of the Tennessee began its re
union In the Masonic temple Yester
day For over two hours after being
formeily welcomed by Mayor May
bury the society listened to papers
and patriotic speeches General Rus
sell A Alger foiincr secretay of war
presided and Introduced the speakers
Ceneral Dodge the first speaker re
viewed tho achievements of some of
the famous generals who are members
of tho society Speaking or General
lu an hi tlmt when hlstorv Is
written his administration of the war
department will be slveii its duo us ono
of the gieatest
Swjs Ajbltiutluii Ian Wan Inailrqaat
Washington Nov IB Thomas P
Hlxey land commissioner of Missouri
appeared before the Industrial com
mission yesteiday He gnve a detailed
account of the St Louis street car
strike of last summer and said that
the reason he had not invoked the
state arbitration law for the settlement
or the stiike was that the law was in
adequate He ndvocated compulsory
arbitration
NiIIdiiuI oimcll of Woinon
MiniieiipollH Nov 15 The National
Council of Women in session here
duvotod the morning session to a dis
cussion of the council work and how
best to co ordinate it with tho work of
other organizations Rev Anna G
Spencer of Providence R I the re
coi ding secretary submitted a pluu for
u complete reoigaaizatlon of the com
mittees under department or cabinet
heiidd
Voldul il a Hull Fight
Alicante Snaln Nov 15 -During Iho
pi ogress of a bull tight given by wom
en toieas ut Pudraguer near this city
yesterday the benches collapsed and
eight persons were killed and J00 in
jured
Icrlndlcnl Famine Hxpected
Since the tirst great taniiue of which
there are records devastated the land
In 1770 when 10000000 perished In
Bengal alone India has scarcely pass
ed a decade free from scarcity of grain
in one district or another The British
government expects a drought about
twice in every nlno years a famine
once in every 11 or 12 years nnd a
great famine about twice In a century
Review of Ueviews
Tnlinucn
Numerous observations prove that
tho use of tobacco is a potent cause of
disease of the eye Total blindness
from degeneration of tho optic nervo
has beon traced to this cause Ileccnt
observations point to tobacco and alco
hol as the great causes of color blind
ness and this accounts for the fact
that it Is much more common In men
than In women Health Culture
DeufneKi cannot llo Curpil
by local applications as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion of the ear
There is only ono way to curo deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi
tion of tho mucous lining of tho eusta
chian tube When tins tube is inflamed
you havo a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing and when it is entirely closed
deafnebs is tho result and unless tho
inflammation cau bo taken out and this
tube restored to its uormnl condition
hearing will bo destroyed forever nine
cases out of ten nro cnused by catarrh
which is nothing but nu inflnmcd condi
tion of tho mucous nnrfneos
Wo will givo ono hundred dollars for
any caso of deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot bo cured by Halls Cntnrrh
Curo Bond for circulars free
F J Chknky Co Toledo O
Bold by dmgglfits 7oo
HaHH Family Pills nro tho best
Por Kmnnle Complaint
nnd disonscs Knrlsing from nn impnro
Htnto of tho blood Liohtys Celery Nervo
Compound is nn invaluable specific
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HrciiANAN Mich May 22 Oonosco
Puro Food Co LoHovN Y Gontle
men My mnminn has been n groat cof
foo drinker and has found it vory injur
ious Having used sovornl packnges of
your Grain O tho drink that takos tho
placo of colleo she finds it much better
for herself nnd ns childron to drink
Hho has giveii up coilco drinking entirely
Wo uso a pnekngo of Grnin 0 ovory
week I am ton yoars old
Yours respectfully
Fannie WiTmams
A VIIIiiko Itliiokninllh Shoi1 IIIh llttln
Noiin llfo
Mr H II Blnck tho well known vil
lago blnoksmith nt Grnhamsville Sulli
van Co N Y says Our littlo sou
live years old had always boon mibjoit
to croup and so bad havo tho nttncltB
been that wo have feared many times
thnt ho would dio Wo liavo had tbo
doctor and used mnny medicines but
ChaniborlninH Cough Remedy Ih now
our solo reliance It scorns to dissolve
tho tough unions and by giving ficquont
doses when tho croupy symptoms np
pear wo have found that tho di ended
croup is curod boforo it gets settled
There is no dangor in giving thisreincdy
for it contains no opium or othor injuri
ous drug and may bo given as confi
dently to n Imbo as to an adult For
salo by tho Kiosau Drug Co
lor Sliutternil Norrs
A remedy thnt will sootho build up
tho wasted tissues and enrich tho blood
is indispensable Lichtys Celery Nervo
Compound has been wonderfully suc
cessful in cases of nervousness as thou
sands of grateful poople will testify
Sold by Ceo B Christoph
Oreut I tick ofiin Killtor
For two years nil efforts to euro oc
zoma in tho palms of iny hands fnilod
writes Kditor H N Lester of Syracuse
Kim then I wns wholly cured by
Bucklonh Arnica Salvo Its tho
worlds best for eruptions sores and all
skin diseases Duly 25o at Kiesau Drug
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Norfolk
Attorneys nt Law
It llnriiuif
1 Tjler
Nebrask
jRc s Parker
DENTIST
Mast Block - - Norfolk Neb
Y M ROBERTSON
Attorney at Law
Rooms 1 and 2 Robertson Wlgtoc
Block Norfolk
JR H T HOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Olllco IitizouB National Bank BailriiuK
roiopnoiie lui
Sanitarium ami Hosidonco Main null 13tli St
Tolophouo9
Norfolk - Nebraska
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OSTEOPATH 1ST
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Attorneys-at-Law
Olhco ovor LRniiariTh Diiik Storo
Norfolk Nebraska
yfISS MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker
Up etairs in Cotton lilorl over Ilaunie etors
Fiitt cliifcs work Kiiaranteul
Norfolk
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pOWERS HAYS
Attorneys at Law
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National Bank
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does General Banking Business
Buys and Soils Exchange
Interest Paid on Ttmo Deposits
Drnfts and Moncyrdcrs Sold on any Point in Europe
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