The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, February 01, 1901, Page 11, Image 11

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Childrens
Eyes
aro often defective nnd thoy havo head
aches mul othwr norvo ills which medi
cines do not nnoli and thoy hnto tho
Hohool room ns tho dovil is fluid to hnto
holy water Havo their eyes rorrontcd
and they will not only lovo tho school
font will learn faster
Old folks are often affected tho sumo
way font it sIiowh up in tho form of Iomh
of memory irritability ohronio bond
aches mul other nerve disttifonncoB uiul
Boino times in geneial t UHMedness
Cotno to nio and have your eyes ex
ninined I will toll you why thebo
things occur
C p 1 PRQtJAflDT
Dp of Ophthalmology
NORFOLK
NEBRASKA
H E HARDY
Offlcr Cor 4th nnd Mnln Sta
Yarns Bast U l Depot Phone 35
FUEL
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You can get any article
in JOHNSONS Furniture
Store at cost until Febru
ary 5th Only new stock
in the city to pick from
TllH Welitller
Conditions of tho weather as recorded
for tho 34 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum tompontnre 28
Minimum temperature -1
Average 10
Preoipitation 00
Total precipitation for month 05
Snowfall 24
Barometer 29G1
Foreoast for Nobrafika Increasing
cloudiness with probably snow tonight
and Saturday Warmer tonight in
south portions
FRIDAY FACTS
Miss Hnldn Kell is vtry sick with
pneumonia
Three families are quarantined at
Friend on account of small pox
G D Jenkins is confined to his homo
with a very severe attack of the grip
Tho saloon of William Poeggler of
Hartington was broken into and robbed
of f 05
Wisner is gratified to learn that it is
the largest village between Omaha and
Ohadron
Mr and Mrs O H Reynolds enter
toined a small company of friends at
cards last evening
Miss Nolle Gereoke entertained a few
young lady friends at a kaffee klatsoh
yesterday afternoon
ErioOblin of Gothenburg bad his
hand so badly mangled in a corn shred
der that it had to be amputated at the
wrist
Geo H Spear of the Oxnard baa been
confined to his room for several days
past with tho quinsy but 1b reported
somewhat better today
Mrs King wife of the German Luth
eran minister of Hadar died yesterday
morning of the grip It has not been
learned what arrangements for the fu
neral were made
Owing to the fact that Mrs Hamilton
will not nrrivo until the lato train to
morrow night and for tho convenience
of a number of people holding tickets
J D Sturgeona concert will not begin
until 830 baturduy evening
John Barrel of Columbnc G years of j
ago and a civil war veteran lias been
bound over to tho district court in the
sum of 1000 to answer to charges pro
ferrod by u II -year-old girl Ho was at
o o timo doputy alti nlT and for 10 yeurp
has been engineer of tho city water
works
Owen Adam0 aged about eight years
ROti of J O Adams hud his collar bone
brokon Wcdnusday whilo at play at
sohool Ho was thrown down and the
forco of tho fall emtio on tho shmildoi
with thn abnvo result Tho littlo follow
has been made as com fort able ns posnl
bio through surgical aid
Walker Whitesides company which
has nppoarsid twico hoforo Norfolk audi
ences lost its wardrobes and sconery in
a tiro which destroyed tho Coates opera
houso at KiinsiiR City last night Tin
company had just concluded tho rondi
tion of Heart and Sword whon the
flro was discovered and niomfoors of tin
cast only had timo to escapo from tin
dressing rooms No ono was injured li
the lire
Osmond Republican John Ballau
tyno who has been tho manager for the
E and B people at this placo for the
past eleven yeais loft on Tuesday ovon
ing to assumo his new duties as auditoi
for tho company This merited promo
tion will take from us ono man who luu
been identified with almost every enter
priso Hinco tho town was started V
regret to loco John and his estimable
wife who by tho way is a power in
chinch and lodge work but aro pleaded
to note their promotion Mr Ballau
tyno will locate in Norfolk
Smoked ilsh at Glissmaus
Houses for Rale T B Odiornr
Dressed chickens at Hiiros
Leave orders at my store for your
piano tuning A professional tuner
will be there Saturday i
J D StuitniiON
Tho Norfolk Piano Man
llcotSuKiir on Hit Continent
During tho season 1900 1901 tho Ger
man sugar factories consumed 12885000
tons of beets next como tho French fac
tories with 8423000 tons Austria-Hungary
with 7103000 toiiH Ruhsia with
0481000 tons and Belgium with 2402
000 tons Tho oight principal continental
beet root sugar producing countries con
sumed 40104000 toiiB of beets and pro
duced oWiGOOO tons of sugar
In Austria Hungary tho averago per
oentage or sugar produced from bwts
during the seisou was 1 1 in Bolgium
1 percent in Holland li 7 in France
125 in Germany 148 in Russia 111 8
in Sweden 128 and in Denmark 125
per cent which gives an averago of lit 8
for all the great European beet produc
ing countries It will bo noticed that
German beets take tho lead with 1 18
per cent of sugar whilo tho Danish
beets gave the smallest percentage ol
sugar viz 125
All Coinpotillon DlKtiinrrri
Tho fatt trains of tho Union Pacific
reach San Francisco fifteou hours ahead
of all competitors If vou aro in no
hurry tako a slow train by ono of the de
tour routes font if you want to got there
without snffoiiug any of the inconven
iences of wiutor travel tako the only
direct route the Union Pacific De
tailed information furnished on applica
tion F W Juneman Agent
Baltimore select and standard oysters
iu bulk at Glissmaus
Pickles at Karos
1retly Wedding nt Home
Tho wedding of John H Featherstone
and Miss Nell Shonkberg took placo lubt
evening at tho home of the brides par
onts Mr and Mrs O Shonkberg 1211
Douglas street Only relatives and u
few friends witnessed the ceremony
Shortly after 8 oclock Rev F New
hall White pastor of the First Congre
gational church read the vows which
joined thej young poople After tho
ceremony a wedding supper was served
Tho houso was tastbfully decorated
The wedding was a very pretty ono al
though quiet
The brido is a young woman of excep
tioual qualities and her circle of friends
is a wide one She has spent nearly all
her life in Sioux City and has been
greatly admired by all who have had tho
good fortune to be her friends Tho
groom is a young business man of more
than ordinary popularity He also has
grown up in Sioux City and has made a
large number of friends Of recout
years he has been a traveling salesman
for Knapp Spencer company aud his
ability has been generally recognized
Mr and Mrs Feathorstono will reside
in Salt Lake Oity Utah where Mr
Feathorstono will engage in the hard
ware business for himself Thoy will
carry with them the congratulations
and well wishes of more friends than it
falls to tho lot of every couple to possess
The young couple last evening endeav
ored carefully to oonoeal the timo of
their departure for their uew homo but
it was generally understood they would
leave on the first train
Among the many presents which were
recoived was a draft for 500 from the
brides fathor The groom presented
tho bride with a piano Sioux Oity
Journal
Catfish lake trout wall eyed piko
and white fish at Glissmaus
A good barn aud buggy shed for rent
at 400 Sooth Fifth street
Dr Frank Salter Diseawa of children
T11K NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY KRHKUAKY 1 1011
CORN STALK DISEASE
Dr t A MoKlni lUrui lr Nleoimimm
irrlniit mul III - Other View
mul ItiiuriUc
Norfolk Neb February I To tho
1511 tor of Thk Nkws In your issuo of
Tuesday January 29 you have an arti
cle quoted from the Spalding Enturprino
on Dr NicodoimiH Experiment in re
ply to which on behalf of tho qualified
and expert veterinarians of the state
I would Hko to miy a few words
To begin with Mr Nirodemus Is not a
veterinarian at all and I very much
doubt if ho would know the first princi
pals of tho use of a microscope
To destroy tho poison iu tho com
stalks winch eniisrn tho death of the
cattle it is claimed foy those qualified to
give an opinion that tho com field must
be burnt over and not replanted to corn
until homio other crop as grass eto has
been raised on It so If tho genu Ib thus
destroyed by burning how can It bo
found by tho use of tho microscope in
the residue loft after Mr Nicodemus
binned tho stalks
As regards this panic gorm or poison
being tho cause of both the loss of cattle
from corn stalk disease and oholeiu in
hogs it is truo both diseases belong to
tho sanio class but tho gemiH are not
tho tamo though they resemble each
othor
Ab for tho investigation throwing
any light on these subjects I fail to hoe
it Mr Nicodemus does not toll us
what this poison is that it is a poison
wo have known for a long timo what
wo want to know is what iB tho poihou
aud how to prevout it
Our United States govomment and
btate goverumoutB havo long experi
mented with both these diseases and aro
still doing m yet thoy have not so far
given ns a satisfactory method of deal
ing with them as they have dono with
black leg
Our own experiment station at Lin
coln under Dr A F Peters hB done
more with tho hog cholora question than
any othor station and promises soon to
do something of still greater interest nnd
value lor tne etftoK raiser in inesernm
therapy treatment they havo already
proven tho disease can bo checked
If the f armors would obey a proper
quarantine restriction together with
disinfection aud serum treatment and
then a proper mixed ration not all
corn the diseabe would soon lose its
virulence aud it would not go broadcast
over our fair state year after year
Tho germ of hog cholera can be and iB
carried from pen to pen and from farm
to farm ou the shoes of the farmer tho
feet of his horses nnd Cattle and ou tho
tires of hiR wagon All animals dying
with the disease ought to be burned not
buried or thrown in a river or creek
As for tho corn stalk disease tho
diseased stalks occur in patches as a
rule generally ofter midsummer tho
stalks fail to grow as tho ones in healthy
areas tho lower leaves die first they get
yellow then preon then yellow again
and wither away wo seo spots around
the basal part of the leaf which is tho
part wrapped around tho stalk These
spots may bo from a point to several
inches iu size Burrill Thoy contain
the germ which can bo cultivated iu beef
broth or corn juice
These spots are brown and watery
looking at first then darker and finally
dead In badly affected plants the roots
aro diseapedalso
Later on will occur littlo gelatinous
exudations on tho spot on tho stalk
which if crushed and placed under a
cover glass aud examined under a high
power will diBplay millions of germs
and not in the burnt residue
Dr Frank Billings says it is a septi
caemia due to extra organismal infection
of tho stalk
All uro acqnainted with tho symtoras
of corn stalk disease in cattle as for
treatment little can bo done but if seen
early largo doses of raw oil or opsom saltB
aud nitrate of potash can be given
Prof Strangeways says to give sulphate
magnesia eight ounces quinine sul
phate 15 grains acid sulphuric dilnto 0
drops water 2 pints mix and give at
one dose It is also well to keep tho
cattle in the feed yard part or all of the
forenoon before turning into the corn
fields
Since writing this paper I have been
informed that hogs dying of cholera are
being hauled into Norfolk and rendered
into grease or soap Is it any wonder
tho disease spreads so
Respectfully
OUAfl A McKim M D O
Fresh oysters at Karos
Good forms to trade for town property
G R Seiler
Choice veal at Glissmans
Norfolk lodge No CG3 B P O Elks
will hold a mooting at Odd Follows
hall Friday evening February 1 at 8
oclock Business of importanco will bo
presented for consideration All mem
bers should be present
E H Tiuoy
Secretary
Diamond O bacon iu boxes
mans
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Notion of IlliUfnr Bute Printing
Bids will be receivoa by tho State
Priutiug Board at tho ofllno of tho secre
tary of stato until Thursday February
14th 1901 at 2 oclock p m for sundry
printing and engraving Schedules and
RpccilUiitim k for tho same may foe had
ou application at tho secretary of slates
olllee
All bids must bo accompanied foy a
fooud equal in amount to probufolo sum
ofthowoik fold upon Tho foourd re
serves the right to reject any and all
folds HtATIC 1ltlNTIMI HOAIIU
Black hues at Kimis
Farm laud nnd oity property for sale
foy G R Seiler
Choice celery at Hiss mans
HbHbONAL
Sydney Kohcitson rotnriiH tonight
from atrip to Lincoln
Mis MoKelvy of ColumfoiiH is tho
guest or Norfolk friends
Superintendent O W Crum came
over from Madison last night
Miss Anna Pirkor returned yesterday
from a months stay at Neligh
Mr and Mrs W H Cooky returned
last night from Now Ijoiidou Wis
Miss Irene Juneman loft thin morning
for Greeley Col to visit until spring
with her sister
Lieutenant Carl lilger relumed last
night fioni Lincoln where ho passed a
very creditable examination heroic tho
stato military board
1 W Carlilo of Lincoln traveling
representative for tho Sugar City Cereal
mills has returned from a very success
ful business trip through tho Black
Hills
Dressed cafish at Karos
To bo prese nt at tho event of tho sea
son in any line is ivory ones desiro but
the stage has become so vastly a toplo of
discussion in the press pulpit and draw
ing room that to miss seeing that clover
character comedian Mr Frank Keenaii
in Mr Sol Smith ItuHsells most amus
ing of all his droll plays A Poor Kola-
ipfQ
bstf
rXwl Wrfr li
tion would bo a Iofs of a trueovonings
enjoyment to say nothing of the
pleasure in foeing up to date in tho
del ato vhich is snro to follow at all ut
homes teas and receptions
A well known and recognized attrac
tion of this calibre should diaw a house
limited to tho utmost seating capacity
Minager Spear has with no littlo diffi
culty boon ablo to secure this famous
play with its complete scenic produc
tion und cotorie of players Wo trust
our citizens will reward him with a pa
tronage conimeiiBurablo with tho energy
and judgment displayed
Wo earnestly recommend o the lovers
of clean wholesomo amusement A
Poor Relation and tho advisability io
bo on hand early at tho opening of tho
advance salo of seats which takes place
on Tuei day morning at 9 oeloe k
We niako loans on real estato at
lowest rates Elkhoru Building and
Savings association T E Owoiink Sec
It I mute of KxeunH
The county commissioners of Madison
county Nebraska at their regular meet
ing in January 1901 made tho follow
ing estimate of expenses for thotiisuing
year
County iustituto fnnd 125 00
County superintendent salary 1400 XI
County road fund 7r00 X
County bridge fund 10000 00
County priutiug 1000 00
County clerkBalary as clerk of -
board 00 oo
County attorney salary 950 oo
uommibsiouers pay and mile
age 2i00 00
Care of paupers 2 000 X
Bounty on wild auimuls 800 00
Fuel postage und express 1100 00
Jailors fees 1200 00
Books stationery and supplies 1800 00
Janitors salary and assistants
to county officials 2500 00
Election expeubes 2100 00
District court and jurors 7500 00
Assessors pay and mileage 3000 00
Insane fund 850 00
Soldiers relief fund 500 00
Poor farm expenses 1000 00
Aid to Agricultural society 700 00
Furniture and repairs on court
houso and juil 1000 00
Interest on court house bonds
botweou Madison and Union
precinct 000 X
Sinking fund for same 400 00
Battle Creek village jail bond
and interest 150 00
Phil Baucii
Ooanty Olerk
CHEAPEST AND BEST
MILLINERY
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J E DURLANDS
BOOKBINDING
ReblndingOld Books
and Magazines
H BRUMMUND
Next Deani Paint Store 6th St
It Mm wiui to Mil Hell
II iii I nt Triiilii lieu I
lute vrlln or cull mul
poo tic
y aero lot ou Nohrat lcu Avenue ho
tweoii llth ami IVMh
Streets
35000
iMi acres 8 mil h southeast in Hlunlon
Co lino itiipiovMiieulH houso erst
150000 Per aero until TQn flfl
January I 1901 iUUUU
IllOaeiopl miln from Meadow Giove
fair building- 100 acres cultivated foal
unco hay and paxturo springs ami tun
ning water excellent farm
land luiiio bolter per acre
3000
Two Fine HosidcuccH well located on
tho west Hide to trade for good farm
TRACY I DURLRND
L L REMBE
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter
Agency for the Myers Force anr
Wind Mill Pit in ps
Prices Right
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Woik
First dnr West of Post Office
DO YOU DESIRE
Health
VITQ MAGNETIC HEALING
Cures Chronic Diseases Rheumatism
Eyes Ears tho Lame ttc Absolutely
no medicine tucil
Dr II SAYOOR
No SOU Kiiht
First Street
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BT V ET O t
S HWU K Mem m w
Invites you to Compare Prices
Tomatoes per can 8c
Peas por can 5t
Com per can 8c
Java ColIVo host jwr lb 15c
Oat Meal por lb 2i
Sonp 10 bars 25c
1 j pound can Baking Powder 20c
Best Prnnos por lb 8c
Blueing 4c
Soda per lb 3
Starch por lb i 3jc
Crackers per lb 7jjCC
Clothes Ijines 9c
Lyo por can 4t
Mixed Gaudy per lb 7
Pein lino por package 4c
Rice peril 7
Lam Chimney 4
Wo havo a big lino of Tinware Gran
ifowaro and Crockery which wo an
soiling very cheap
B MEYERS
B W JONAS
FINE TAILORING
Suits mmlo to rinlor ntiil In the lutcet otyln Ito
pairing nnutly ilmin Slioi on South 1ourti St
eoutli of Hiiimi II rot
MRS H H HULL
Manicuring
Shampooing
Ladies Baths
Tkikhionk No 447
Rooms ou North Ninth Street
M E SPAULDINC
DUALKIl IN
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TELEPHONE
NO 33
GRa SEILER
Sale and
Boarding Barn
Horses Bought and Sold en
Commission
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U II T HOLDEN
Homeopathic IMitdlHnii anil Surgeon
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ono liloct nnrtli of oiiKritKiitional cliurcb
Norfolk Nebraska
LOIS QUANT GUILDS
Trained Nurse
Telephone 155
Norfolk Nebr
jyjAPES HAZEN
Attorneys-at-Law
Ollico over Ipounrde Dnis Storo
Norfolk - - Nobrafika
JVI1SS MA11Y SHELLEY
FaHhlonuble Dressiniiker
nt ii
Op fctalre li Cotton block ovar Ilaums ator
Kirnt rluBB work Kuuruuteod
Norfolk - Nobraaka
POWERS HAYSi
Attorneys at Law
Rooms 10 11 nnd IS Wast block
Norfolk Nebraska
JJOBEHT80N ROIJEUTSON
Attorneys-at-Law
Rooms 1 anil 2 Robortsou Block
Norfolk Nebr
SESSIONS BELL
Undertakers aud Einbalmerp
Pensions HIV Norfolk AveJ
Norfolk Nebraska
NOVELTY
Iron and Brass Works
JNO E CRONK Manager
AU kinits ol inuchluoe roma lvn mow err to
a iriutui succcbhtull repjirod Hot air
staum noil hot nntor liiAtiun Sjteclal attea
Uui triTcu to llotlar ami KnkIiio HoiMlrlug
Opp PuMVialkn Implement House
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