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March enmo In liko a lamb but was
ovhloiitly very lionllko just under tho
hido Anyway tho lamb liko not loan
disappeared early In thogamo
Spring is tho boat timo lo clean up
and all business and residence lots
tdiould ho put in first class ooudlllon this
year Mako Norfolk a oloan town
Perhaps Pat Orowo doon not foar an
Omaha mob if ho gavo hlmsolf up fio
luuuh as tho attention ho would ho llkoly
to rooolvo at tho hands of Omaha
women
lmportors stato tlmt there is now a
greatordoniaud for silks than over bo
f oro Of cOnrso Pooplo can hotter afford
nuoh luxuries than over before Tlioso
are good republican limes
Door bullots are not tho only things
Kngllsh troops have to foar in South
Africa It is said that since tho war
opened thoro have boon 10000 oases of
typhoid fever in tho British army of
whioh 5000 havo proved fatal
Tho Fremont Tribune suggosts that if
tho king doofnt want to ltoop Lnuroatn
Anstln ho might sond him to this coun
try whoro ho will Hurt ready employ
mont at writing poetry for tho comlo
valentines
Piorro and Mltcholl aro about to en
gage in a fight regarding tho removal of
tho capital of South Dakota Oouuty
Boat contests will probably bo considered
of very minor iraportauco whon tliis
light is on in good shapo
This is tlio beginning of tho buiy
floason for tho impertinent littln tack
and tho man who walks tho floor or tho
person who owns a bloyolo will lie from
timo to time romiudod of its presence
in its own peculiarly Improssivo manner
A bill introduced in tho Kansas legis
lature permitting womou to voto for
presidential electors has been killed
Aftor seeing Carrio slashing around tho
legislators probably doom that any more
lioerties for women would bo dangerous
A number of exchanges aro still Bond
ing papors addressed to both tho Nicws
uud tho Journal As the Journal has
boon consolidated with tho weekly edi
tion of tho Nitws those papors that aro
Bonding two exchanges may as well
stop ono copy
A Grand Island citizon thinks that
an economical way to provido for a pub
lic library in that city would bo by
building an addition to tho city hall
His idea has many points to recommend
it and such a proposition might woll bo
considered hero
It is annouucod that lloeowator has
about decided to pull out of tho senator
ial raco for tho purposo of helping to
break tho deadlock Until ho makes
this nuuouncomout himself howovo r it
may bo as well to oontiuuo to figure
him a factor in tho contest
Aftor tho first of next July tho people
will again realio how it will seem to do
businoss without licking a revouuo
stamp ovory timo a transaction is mado
Tho cost was not greater than tho an
noynuco but tho two oombiuod to mako
considerable iucouveiuouco to tho busi
ness man
A man in New York cot drunk and
stole a 0 foot python from a uiurouui
They must soil peculiar whisky in Now
York It is qulto common to hoar of a
drunken man endeavoring to got rid of
all kinds of snakes bat seldom do you
hear of ono putting himself at somo
incouvouionco to appropriate ouo
In Saturdays joint ballot at Lincoln
Judgo N D Jackson of Neligh received
five votes for United States senator
thus making about as good a showing
as somoof tho candidates who havo boon
iu tho raco through 34 oousecutivo joint
ballots Thoro is nothing tho matter
with Jackson and ho would bo an honor
to tho position aud tho state if ho were
elected
A Michigan papor wants to reform tho
United States seuato It has a stupen
dous proposition to coutoud with
When you find n man bo low that ho
knows bettor than anyouo that ho noeds
reforming tho job is easy but when a
person is found who occupies a high
place and thinks his littlo vices au honor
to himsolf aud his constituents you
might better pass tho job up
Representative Murray has a bill bo
fore tho legislature fixing a license tax
of 300 besides cost of issuing license
upon all persons or firms in this state
who manufacture or sell cigarettes or
cigarette paper Tho indications are
that the bill will become a law as it
certainly should Then the businoss of
selling coffin nails to young boys will
go into n rapid deolino
Wyoming is one of tho few states
where women aro allowed the freodom
of tho ballot and yet that stato has
heretofore been disgraced by open gam
bling houses iu every town and hamlet
Now however the legislature has
passed a law prohibiting gambling
within the state and it should bo rig
idly enforced It is a disagrooablo
thought that ono of tho states that
allows woinuii to vote should ho ono of
tlio most corrupt In soino of tho vices
Tho St Louis llobolomocrat bo
coinos sarcastic concerning tho loglsla
turn of that state when it savs Tho
TagalH in tho legislature of this stato
ltavo an opportunity now to pass a rcsol
ulioit ngalnst tho oxpanslvo cosmoioll
tnnlsm of tho Missouri mulo Tho leg
islature might also draw tho oirolo of
hourltonlsin around tho zinc mines for
foar tho metal might bo of service to
forolRii armies A Ohinoio wall around
MinHnnrl would uroatly delight tho
bourbon heart
A TonnosHoo papor says tlio laws
passed to koop that stato democratic
aro driving from tho stato a suflleeut
numbor of oltlzons with their capital to
always koop us in povorty and igno
ranco Nebraska was suffering from
tho same causo and a numbor of counties
lost many pooplo but now since tho
state has boou plifcod in tho republican
column tlio tide has tnruod and thoro
is a groat influx of pooplo and capital
That politics do mako a dltToronco with
conditions lias boon freoly exemplified
sinco last Novombor and tho ohaugo is
just beginning to bo felt
Au English trado papor warns tho
Woloh tin plato manufacturers that
thoy may shortly find Amorioan
faoturors oompotlug in this trado as in
othors in Groat Britian It was but
n fow yoars ago that Mr Bryan and
othor freo traders mado all sorts of fun
of tho republican aasortion that
Amoricn could mako its own tin plato
and now tho very homo of tho industry
is throatonod with invasion by tho
Amoricaus But then domooratio
prophecies and promises aro way below
par
Tho EtiBtor bonnet is booming up on
tho horizon and tho millions of womou
aro nronarod to nrostrato thomsolvcs
fore it in deep and profound admiration
It nppoars to bo about as largo flowery
delicate and withal as useless a contrap
tion as it is possiblo to coucoivo of from
tlio avorairo males standpoint his idea
of a hat being that It shouid bo a pro
tection from tho elomouts first aud as
becoming as possiblo afterward Tho
womans idea is to havo tho hat to tho
taste regardless of any othor considera
tions
Tho destruction of tho Nobraska poui
toutiarv vestordav is olaimed not to bo
suoh a calamity as at first appoared
Tho prison lias long been considered ont
of dateaud now tlio ncod of providing a
more modern place for dotaiuing eouvicts
has bocomo a necessity Governor Diot
rich favors abandoning tho present loca
tion entirely and establishing a prison
farm whore convicts will bo employed
iu agriculture as woll as manufacturing
Tho suggestion has points of merit and
will bo given sorious consideration by
tho legislature
Whilo it is all right from an ordinary
humanitarian standpoint to deplore any
more publio executions in China it is a
question if tho olomonoy of tho powors
will bo appreciated providing they do
cldo that furthor bloodBhod is not re
quired It must bo romomborod that
tho Ohiueso aro a people who havo beon
moat severely punished for vory trivial
oftlonsos against their government and
it is a question whothor olomonoy will
bo accepted in tho spirit it is offered or
if it might not moan to thorn that their
ofiouso against tho powers was very un
important
Tho Sioux City Journal says Pres
ident MoKluley should romomber what
a hit King Edward mado with his throe-
stlok innugnral address Ho should
have romomborod nothing of the kind
If he hod imitated Edward ovou in point
of brevity ovory fusion sheet in tho
country big aud little would riso and in
ono voico exolaim Whatd I toll you
Behold tho mouarohy It will not do
to imitato anything good bad or in
different that originated in Englaud
unless it is desired to furnish positlvo
proof to tho fusiouists that the spirit
of empire is hero
The Murray bill providiug that this
stato shall prosout to tho new battleship
Nobraska a library has many recom
mendations in its favor It has beou
quite customary for states to present
battloships with a silver tea service
that is always more ornamontal thau
utoful as far as all on board tho vessol
aro concerned Nebraska should do
something original and a libtary from
tho state of tho least illiteracy would be
highly appropriate A library is some
thing that could be used every day with
pleasure and profit by every person
aboard the vessel and it would seem
that such a gift wonld be vastly more
appropriato thau a tea service
The base ballists have adopted a rule
which gives the umpire power to remove
from the grounds any player guilty of
using improper language to another
player captain manager or spectator
If the popularity of tho national game is
to be preservod it will require several
stringent rules of this character rigidly
enforced There has in the past been
too much vulgar language used ou the
diamond under the belief that it was
smart and becoming If the base Dall
managers want a good class of patrons
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRfDAY MARCH 8 1901
iho game shonld bo so conducted that
such a class will not bo lusultod by at
tending
Governor Dlotrlch has thrown a stato
mont Into tho sonatorlal situation that
in all probability will tond to break tho
deadlock beforo tho adjournment of tho
legislature This Is what ho says If
tlio legislature should ndjourn without
eleotiug I will call it in extraordinary
session and koop tho legislature at work
until tholr terms expire I beliovo tho
pooplo demand this and I for ono will
novor shirk my duty that Booms so oloar
to mu The prospect that tho legisla
ture may bo con vonod in oxtra session
and that session contiuuod until a result
is reached will probably tond to hasten
mattors Thoso who know Govornor
Dietrich aro well awaro that ho will do
just as ho Bays
Tho St Louis Olobo Domocrnt saya o
man of that city is tho latest applicant
for an Indian Territory wifo Ho as
sumes to bo truo tho fiction that tho
government stands ready to glvo every
white man who will tako ono of the
Ohorokoo Crook Choctaw or Chicka
saw hollos 10000 aud a farm Tho cre
dulity of tho nowly frood nogro who ac
cepted tho wild story that ovory ox slavo
wan to rocolvo forty acres aud amnio
is paralleled by that of white men of
education who boo nothing surprising in
this romance of matrimonial prizes in
tho Indian Territory Having read
tho iuducomout to intermarriage of
American men and Indian girls tho
St Louis man writes to Seorotary Hitch
cock am willing to odor myself if
not too lato I sincoroly hope that I
may bo givon tho preference ovor somo
forolgucr I am a born aud bred Ken
tuokian fairly woll educated refined
onorgetio aud industrious and can give
the best of roforoncosas to my character
I havo novor boon married Should this
proposition still be opou I have a cousin
about tho samo ago who is also willing
to avail hlmsolf of this opportunity
It is a mania with certain peoplo to
buy of foreign institutions not that
they got any hotter or cheaper materials
not that thoy aro bottor satisfied but
they seem to tako delight iu getting
tholr monoy so far beyond their reach
that thoy will never bco it again
Strango as it may seem there are
merchants yos merchants who with
their families mako it a point to pur
chaso everything possiblo out of their
own lino from foreign firms and then
sit around and kick because trade is fall
ing oil and that thoy dont receive just
treatment from their townspeople To
kill off n towns trade aud provide for
its ultimate dooay the butcher should
buy his clothos out of town the baker
should go away to buy his jewelry the
olothior should sond away for his f ur
nitnre the doctor should go to somo
distant city to purchase his buggy the
lawyer should not call on his homo
printer for stationery To practice this
sort of thing in nny degree will injure
tho town and persistent and constant
practice will kill it effectively and
onghly It wont pay to arguo with the
farmer to do the right thing by tho
morchants of tho town as long as tho
morohants refuse to do what is right
among themselves
Deplores Ierislntbmi
President MoKinley paid his respocts
to tho pessimists the alarmists the
littlo Americans and others whoso wails
of woo and distress have never served
inadvanoing tho interests of the country
and whose only effect has been to retard
tho wheels of progress and discourage
enterprise The presidents opinion of
their usefulness is that of a large num
ber of citizens In his inaugural ad
dross ho says
Distrust of tho capacity integrity
and high purposes of the American
people will not be au inspiring themo
for future political contests Dark
pictures and gloomy forebodings aro
worse than nseless These only becloud
they do not help to point the way of
safety and honor Hope maketh not
ashamod The prophots of evil wore
not the bnildora of the republic nor in
its crises since have they served it
Tho faith of tho fathers was a mighty
force iu its croatlon and tho faith of
their descendants has wrought progress
aud furnished its dofondors They aro
obstructionists who despair and who
would destroy confidence in tho ability
of our peoplo to solvo wisely uud for
civilization the mighty probloms resting
upon thorn The American people en
trenched iu freedom at home take their
love for it wherever they go and they
reject as mistaken and unworthy the
doctrine that we loso our own liberties
by seouriug the enduring foundation of
liberty to others Our institutions will
not deteriorate by extension and our
sense of justice will not abate under
tropio suns in distant seas
This opinion is one deserving consid
eration It contrasts the spirit of tho
father with those who claim to bo their
ouly true followers Imagine George
Washington Abraham Lincoln and
other prominent statesmen doing their
work with fear aud trembling with tho
opiuion that the freedom their country
might give would prove rather serfdom
and yet Bryan and his followers would
have the American people believe that
such would be the result The country
will never desire such leadership as long
as the people retain a reasonable degree
of patriotism and discretion
Tho Stanton Uogistor
Issnod as a soml weekly
is now boiug
Anyway tlio small pox germs in tho
peuitontiary aro probably thoroughly
destroyod
Now tLnt Emperor MoKinley ha
been duly inaugurated will his first
movo bo to deport Mr Bryan or sup
probs tho Commoner
British convicts are not allowed to
look Into a mirror during tholr incarcer
ation There must bo vory fow womon
couvlots in tlmt country
Tho Commoner seems to bo ovou
couiniouor than Mr Bryan might wish
It is so common that it receives vory
littlo attention ovon from contempora
ries
Au Englishman namod hts sou
His mothor
must have to start right after breakfast
to call him to dinner to prevent his be
ing late
At a glovo contest in Louisville tho
roforoo had to wipe tho blood Jfrom tho
floor with a mop Tho Tildon contest
could not havo been very scientific
ufter all
Tho planting and preservation of
forests is of almost equal importance
with tho question of irrigation Plenty
of forest trees will bo a great Btop toward
the prevention of drouth
Beaver City is ailliotod with a num
ber of youths whoso ignorance must
positively hurt it is so dense The
Tribune says that ono of them describes
a fig as a hunk o molasses with millot
soed in it
Is this week to bo another of tedious
unimportant ballots in tho legislature
for United States senator Tho people
hope for somo sort of chango and should
havo it The selection of two senators
would be tho propor caper
Tho Sioux City Tribune says Ne
braska wants Iowa to board a batch of
its homeless prisoners for n fow months
iu the stato peniteutiary As a rule
Iowa is too hospitable a stato to enjoy
entertaining visitors iu this fashion
Au Omaha man has discovered that a
bod is not nearly as safo a place to de
posit money as a regularly authorized
bonking institution Fire recontly de
stroyed his homo aud with it 1S5 in
cash which he had concealed in a mat
tress
These rummago sales aro sometimes
dangerous affairs The Inter Ocean
tells of a Chicago lady who took her hat
off to fix her hair and a clerk promptly
piokod it up and sold it for 50 cents
It was a marvelous and expensive
creation too
Tho Detroit Free Press thinks that
tho inaugural parade furnished conclu
sivo evidence that the spirit of empire
is not yet upon us Instead of chaining
Chairman Jones to his chariot wheel
Chairman Hanna invited him to ride
beside him
Mrs Nation Wrecks a Saloon
Mrs Nation iu Jail Mrs Nation
Released Those headlines repeated
indefinitely furnish tho history from
day to day of tho Kansas wwoker The
monotony varies occasionally but in
slight dogree
Congressman Fitzgorold thinks this
country should cripple Great Britain in
her South African campaign by refus
ing to sell hor mules This would be a
serious calamity and Britain would un
doubtedly proceed to patronize some
other country
The next movo that may be expeoted
from the railroads desirous of scouring
tho most direct route between New
York and San Fraucisoo will be the con
struct ion of a tunnel across the conti
nent to overcome the natural curve of
tho earths surface
Tho republican administration has
whittled another chunk off the na
tional debt aud almost any fusion ex
change will inform you that the war is
not yet over An administration that
will pay debts in time of war beats one
that makes debts in time of peace
Andrew Carnegie has given 200000 to
Seattle Washington for a pnblio library
building Tacoma tho same state re
ceived 50000 of the millionaires monoy
for a liko purpose Why he should
completely ignoro Norfolk in his jump
to tho west has not been explained
Lato statistics from Germany are to
the effect thut there are 1GG men for
every 100 jobs They should try some
MoKinley prosperity For the past fow
years excopt in times of usual depres
sion on account of season there have
boon about 1G0 jobs to each 100 men in
this country
The state populint committee still
lacks about 3500 of enough to meet
the expenses of the last campaign The
Council Bluffs Nonpareil thinks the
people of the state should show their ap
preciation of the fact that the party
didnt win by contributing the amount
in voluntary subscriptions
In view of the fact that the spirit of
empire is upon us it might be
priato to speak of a Fourth of July colo
bratlon Novortholes Norfolk could
probably interest a largo numbor of tho
subjects of tho ompcror should she decido
toglvoonoof her old timo colobratious
this summer It is Norfolks turn
Somo of tho learned professors aro
now predicting that gold will bocomo so
plentiful that tho country will bo
forced to tho silvor standard as silver
will bo tho more precious motal Mr
Brjau should allow tho professors to
continue to mako nil suoh forecasts and
not ondangcr what small reputation as a
prophotho has loft
Tho Dakota City Eaglo is of tho opin
ion that tho timo may somotimo arrivo
wheu tlio ingouius yankoo will provido
a means whereby a criminal may bo
sonteucod to a contury or two in hell
Until that timo tho paper thinks that
death or imprisonment for llfo will have
to answer as a punishment for kid
naplng
Homesookors from the east aro con
tinuing to arrive in Nebraska and tho
prospects are that tho opening of spring
will witness nu unusual demand for real
estato Settlors are attracted by the
wonderful prospects tho beautiful
cllmato aud the low prices of lands
There is plenty of room for Nebraska
to grow and all who will assist iu her
development are gladly welcomed to
the state
MuBio hath charmB to soothe the
savage breast aud also to stay a panic
if a report from Louisville Ky is to bo
believed A fire was discovered in one
of tho thoatrcs in that city and tho
chorus girls began singing a popular
song while tho firemen extinguished
the blaze with slight damage to the
theatre and no thought of a panic al
though tho follow in the gallery yelled
fire I several times
Tho defendants in the Zahn murdor
case aro drawing some pretty severe
sentences and getting them with a
promptness that should bo satisfactory
to tho most precise stickler for early and
severe punishment Those who were
iuclined to favor mob law early in tho
proceedings aro uudoubtedly willing to
concede that tho law and its regularly
established courts were very competent
to take care of tho cases
Tho numbor of explosions caused by
persons looking for a gas leak with a
lighted match do not seem to diminish
in auy degree whatever and reports of
deaths or accidents of this sort are of
almost daily occurrence It would seem
that people as uniformly intelligent as
the Americans wonld soon come into
the universal knowledge that hunting
gas leaks or powder with matches is a
dangerous proceeding
What can President MoKinley mean
by hoping that the people of the coun
try will support him in his duties to
preserve protect ana aerena tne con
stitution of the United States when it
has been said repeatedly by the fusion
ists that the constitution was to be over
thrown the people lose their liberties
and an empire prevail He must delight
in making these prophets without honor
in their own country or anywhere else
The peoplo of Deadwood are planning
a big carnival next July iu com
memoration of the twenty fifth anni
versary of the settlement of the Black
Hills There is no other town on earth
just like Deadwood with its residences
built ono above another on the side of
the mountain reaping the benefit of the
vast riobes of the northern Hills and it
may be set down as a sure thing that if
her people attempt a carnival it will be
a hummer
It is going to cost the government
something to comply with the anti-canteen
law passed at the solicitation of
those who considered that a reform
was necessary The government will
be compelled to purohase outright sup
pliosjamountiug to about 000000 a year
that had been provided through the pro
fits of the canteen and saloon keepers on
the outside of the reservation will put
these profits down in their pockets and
give in return oheaper and more impure
stuff than had been dispensed through
the canteen
The Omaha board of education is
disoussing tho question Are Pnblio
Sohool Courses too Hard This is a
question which should be con
sidered generally Of late years a
course in tho publio and high Gchools
Booms to have been mado a contest be
tween knowledgo and health with the
latter usually the loser Somo years
ago a scholar was thought to be doing
very well if ho graduated by the timo
he became of age Now a pupil is not
considered at all precocious if he com
pletes tho high school course in his 15th
to 18th year Whether they have
learned as permanently as formerly is
another question It seems that tho
whole thought of the student and some
times of tho teaoher is directed toward
graduating regardless of consequenoes
Many pupils aro compolled to Btudy
overtime to keep up with thoir classes
aud tho work is undoubtedly too hard
in numerous instances Either the
course anouia do maao easier or more
time should be given in which to com
plete it is tho opinion of a great many
peoplo who regard the health of the
children ahead of the learning they
may acquire
MAN AND WIFE INSANE
Ilntli Ionc Their MlmM and nio Kecelved
nt the Nonfolk Ifospltnl at tho
Same Time
Throo now patients wore received yes
terday at tho Norfolk hospital for tho
insano nud ore to bo givon tho troatmont
necessary to cure their enfeebled minds
Two of them aro man and wifo re
ceived from tho west part of tho state
whoro for years thoy had made a hopo
loss strugglo for oxbtenco ondoavoring
to gather from tho sandy soil where thoy
wore located sufficient material to koop
body nud soul togothor Thoir homo
was in a sod shanty or dug out and fow
can realize what trials thoy must havo
oxporioucod
This is tho second caso of the kind
that ban come to tho attention of tho
hospital authorities and tho fact is
emphasized that thoso who abandoned
their sand hill farms as soon as thoy
discovered tho utter uselessness of en
deavoring to oultivate the soil displayed
tho part of good sonso
Theso liko many othors probably in
vested thoir all in the land at a timo
when thore was a general movement to
ward the west and when shrewd spec
ulators were working overtime to inter
est peoplo in a section of country which
thoy knew to bo worthless without ir
rigation for agricultural purposes A
few there are who secured a considerable
quantity of this land nt its truo worth
and have made money by putting it in
rangos aud stocking up with cattle
But tho farmer who has endeavored
to cultivate tho land and thus mako a
living must inevitably meet with failure
if not loss of mind and perhaps lifo it
Belf This couple having invested thoir
all in this sand hill property and it being
their only homo felt compelled to make
their living by tilling the soil It can
roadily bo imagined that often this
couple has suffered for bare necessities
of life while the grind the hopes de
ferred prospeots blasted lack of clothing
and perhaps oven fuel might well bo
calculated to enfeeble a strong mind and
brim discouragement and disease
Both were uudoubtedly enfeebled by
the hardships experienced aud when tho
mind of one gavo way tho natural result
would bo that the other who had en
countered the samo difficulties and
whose mind was in close affinity with
thatjof the partner should give way
and both be received at tho hospital at
the same time and under practically the
same conditions
Edward Moikham probably had met
with some such instance as this before
he wrote The Man With the Hoe
But it by no means follows that this is
the general condition of farmers in Ne
braska It is tho condition of the few
who made a mistake in locating on the
sand hills of the western counties but
there are thousands who own good
fertile farms and ore not only making a
good liviDg but creating creditable bank
accounts It is these exceptions that
excite pity but there are few similar
casoB which is reason for thankfulness
on the part of all
Perhaps in the course of timo this
couple may again regain their mental
faculties but if they do and return
to the monotonous grind for existence
they have experienced for years it would
be but a question of time until their ail
ment became permanent
NJ Davlrt Dend
Nelson J Davis who has for several
years beon a sufferer from asthma and
kindred ailments died yesterday after
noon shortly after 3 oclock at his homo
at tho corner of Main and First streets
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 30
oclock from the house with Rev G H
Main in charge Interment will take
place in Prospect Hill cemetery
The deceased was born in Pennsyl
vania GO years ago last 4th of July
From there he moved to New York and
in 1884 moved totkis statolocating onja
farm noar Neligh In 1891 ho moved to
Norfolk and engaged in the hotel busi
ness conducting the Atlantic house
He afterwards assumed control of the
Clifton hotel at the Junotion aud thon
tho Queen City hotel inVerges build
ing While conducting tho Queon City
house his health failed and he became
seriously ill since which time ho has
never eujoyea goon neaitn He gavo
up the hotel business and for somo time
has been conducting a boarding house
at the corner of Main nnd First streets
He leaves four children ono daughter
and three sons all of whom reside in
New York besides he leaves two step
daughters Mrs S F Dunn and Mrs
M P Suiter both of this city Mrs
Davis survives him The afflicted
family has tho sincere sympathy of a
large circle of friends and acquaintances
11st
List of letters remaining uncallod for
at tho postoffice March 4 1901
Sadie BoBely Fred Davis Egyptian
Remedy Co Mrs Wm Hauford M
E Malloy John Morris Isaao Resuok
R H Roberts Harvey M Smith Lin
sey Taylor Norfolk Boning Club
If not called for in 10 days will be
sent to tho dead letter office
Parties calling for any of the above
pleaso say advertised
P F Sprkciieu P M
For 30 days from this date will
give ono 7 double roll room of paper
with every 500 purchase at Tru
mans Wall Paper Store