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SATURDAY SIFTINGS
MIsb Hartley is home to spend Buuday
W Smith was up from Pilger yestor
day
II A Fries waa over from Madison
yesterday
Peter Backos waa In town from Laid
aiy yesterday
E M Malouo of Golnmboa is a Nor
folk visitor today
S S Joyoo was a Norfolk guest over
night from Gordon
E 13 Poterson was a Norfolk visitor
ovor night from Elgin
Fresh oherrios aro on the market at
Omaha for 1 a pound
Mrs It tt Dickinson waa in the city
yestorday from ONeill
J M Hughlin of Bloomfiold waa a
Norfolk visitor yestorday
J K Hutchesou of South Norfolk is
very siok with rhoumatism
A S Blauchard and F A Dearborn
wore visitors from Wayne yesterday
Russell Thompson 1b reported as re
covering from his attaok of scarlet
fever
Mrs H E Jonnison of Omaha is
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs H T Holden
Mr and Mrs W L Mote of Plain
view were Norfolk visitors over night
returning home this morning
0 J Stockwoll has returned from
Yankton S D whore he went to at
tend the funeral of his brother
Mrs O B Walker has returned to
her home In South Norfolk after a
months visit with her sister in Sioux
City
The Iuskeep millinery stock is being
moved today Into tho building recently
vacated by Michaels photograph gal
lery
Mrs G F Durland and two children
arrived from Wayno last night and
will spend Sunday with Norfolk rela
tives
O S Bargelt of Leod S D is visit
ing Norfolk relatives ouroute to tho
state of Washington to look over the
country
OolfcS S Cotton is building two
cottages on Philip avenue between
Third and Fourth streets Myron Col
lamer expects to occupy one of them
about the first of May
Rev G A Munro of Columbus came
in lost evening and is tho guest of Dr
A J Johnson He will preach in the
First Congregational church tomorrow
morning inat 10 45 and in the evening
at 8
Dallas Brunson is just completing a
large new addition to his livery barn on
South Third street The building is 40
by 46 feet and will be of advantage in
handling Mr Bransons increasing busi
ness
- AWayne woman wanted a black
skirt so badly that she concluded to ap
propriate one from her neighbors line
about as dusk fell She was not aware
that the owner was watching and is
probably now considering how she can
return it gracefully
W H Dexter has accepted a position
as traveling salesman with Tollerton
Stetson wholesale grocers of Sioux City
His territory will be in the western part
of Nebraska and eastern Wyoming He
will depart tomorrow night for his first
trip over the territory
It is stated that the Christian Science
meeting at 10 30 tomorrow in Orrs hall
is the result of an effort to unit all Chris
tian Scientists in this field into one body
all former meetings being disbanded
and the church heretofore existing hav
ing filed its articles of dissolution with
the county clerk
G M Thompson has sold his stock of
groceries to Braosoh Zuelow has
stored his fixtures and the building he
has occupied is being placed in readiness
for occupauoy by Hoffman Smith
with their stock of furniture and under
taking goods Mr Thompson will office
with Mapes Hazen while closing up
his accounts and attending to other busi
ness matters in connection with the
store
Mr and Mrs T J Morrow enter
tained a large number of friends last
evening in honor of their son Joseph
Gerald Morrow and his bride lately
married at Rooky Ford Col The re
ception was informal but very pleasant
the hours being from 8 to 10 and from 0
to 11 Mr and Mrs Morrow and tho
young couple received their friends in
the front parlor and they were after
ward given the freedom of tho house an
opportunity being thus afforded for Nor
folk friends to meet the popular groom
and become acquainted with his bride
Punoh was served in the back parlor
and a nice collection of gifts from the
friends of the couple here were dis
played In the dining room dainty re
freshments were served and each guest
was presented with a choice carnation
The evening was very eujoyably spent
in social conversation the making of
acquaintances and in extending con
gratulations to Mr Morrow and his
bride
A Uood Thing
German Syrup is the special prescrip
tion of Dr A Boschee a celebrated
German Physician and is acknowledged
to be one of the most fortunate discover
ies in Medicine It quickly cures
Coughs Colds and all Lung troubles of
the severest nature removing as it does
tho canRo of tho affootion and leaving tho
parts in a troug and healthy condition
It is not an oxporitnoutal mediolno but
ha9 stood tho test of years giving satis
faction In ovory coso which its rapidly
Increasing snlo ovory season confirms
Two million bottlos sold annually Bos
choos German Syrup was Introduced In
tho Unites States In 1859 and Is uow
sold in ovory town and villago In tho
civilized world Throo doses will rollovo
any ordinary cough Prlco 75 cts Got
Groons Prlzo Almanac Asa K Leon
ard
Tim Norfolk Nurnery
Sells seod potatoos puro Early Ohio
Six Woeks Early Triumph and Early
Peach Blows Also ash box eldors
elm and maplo 8 to 13 foot high
Cherry apple plum trees and small
fruit plaflW forost troos soedlluga roso
bushes flowering shrubs audovergreous
Call on or address E D Hammond
Norfolk Nebraska
MONDAY MENTION
S J Arnott of MadiHon spent Sunday
In Norfolk
J W Rauson made a business visit to
Sioux City today
John R Spollmau of Stanton was in
the city over night
S Friedman of Madison was a Sun
day visitor in Norfolk
J A Hathaway of Neligh was a Nor
folk visitor over night
D F Sidler is very sick at his home
on South Eighth street
H D Buohuer is building a uow
house on South Third street
Mrs G F Durland and children re
turned to her homo In Pminviow to
day
A son of J W Ounnigham is very
sick with pneumonia at his homo on
South Second street
Gov Shaw of Iowa arrivod in tho city
from the east at noon and is the guest
of Col Cotton while in the city
Mrs E Hammond of Plaluview Is
here with her husband who came down
to attend the bankers convention
Hon M E Shultz of Eeatrice grand
master workman of the A O U W
waa in the city over night He was on
his way home from Oakdale
M Coad of South Omaha W A
Witzigman of Meadow Grove and E H
Luikart of Battle Creek were guests at
the home of Mr and Mrs G A Luikart
over Sunday and are attending the
bankers convention
Evangelist Daly and wife will speak
tonight and each night this week in
theSecond Congregational church at
the Junction A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to attend
This is Arbor day and a more perfect
day for celebrating by the planting of
trees and shrubbery could scarcely be
found If the day Is not properly ob
served It is certainly no fault of the
weather
Superintendent and Mrs F F Teal
of I the Norfolk hospital for the insane
were treated to a surprise last Friday
evening by the officers and employes of
the institution the occasion being in
in honor of their first wedding anniver
sary Dr and Mrs Teal were away
wh n tho arrangements were being
made and upon their return found thoir
dining room filled with guests and sup
per ready to serve After supper the
evening was pleasantlv spent dancing
being a leading amusement During
the evening the doctor and his wife were
presented with a handsome water color
picture the gift of their self invited
guests Mr and Mrs P F Bell and Mr
and Mrs O J Chapman relatives of Mr
Mrs Teal were guests from the city
CarljF Brummond aged 44 years
died Saturday morning at his home six
and one half miles east of the city from
rheumatism of the heart developing
from inflammatory rheumatism with
which he has been suffering The fu
neral was held this afternoon at 1
oclock from the house the pastor of
the German Evangelical churoh officiat
ing The remains were Interred in the
cemetery east of the city joining tho
Christ Lutheran cemetery on the south
The deceased leaves a wife to mourn
his loss He was also a brother of H
Brummond of this city Mr Brummond
was one of the pioneer settlers of this
seotion of the country coming hero
with his father in the early sixties By
frugal industry he has established him
self financially and in his death is recog
nized the removal of one of the promi
nent agriculturalists of this part of the
state
A large audience was entertained
Saturday night at the Auditorium by
Ohas H Boyle in the Star Boarder
The program was one calculated to ex
cite the risibilities of the audience nnd
that the company was remarkably suc
cessful In doing so was ovidenced by the
frequent and hearty waves of laughter
that overspoad tho features of those at
tending Mr Boyle was an especial
favorite and was an entire entertain
ment in himself As Ohauucey Depot
he was easily the star boarder as well
as star entertainer The program was
cleverly arranged to avoid encores but
on several occasions the audience in
sisted upou its supposed rights and ef
fected a recall The jokes and tricks
were mostly now and pleasing with an
absence of the low comedy verging on
the vulgar It was a well satisfied audi
ence and should from all outward evi
dence have added several pounds of
avoirdupois to its weight
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 20 1001
COMMISSIONERS DOINGS
1IIIU Allowed AMPMinenlA Adjimed mill
Itontlft Approved
Madison Nob April 10 1001 Board
of county commissioners mot pnrsnaut
to adjonrnuiout Present John J
Hughes Christ Schmltt and H WWlu
tor
Minutes of last mooting road aud ap
proved
On motion Glaus Vomitf was allowed
a warrant on tho soldiers rollof fund
for 05
Affidavit of W L Koarn showing
that lot 3 block 3 Edgowator Park was
assessed in 1000 as improved whoroas it
was unimproved was rocolvod Upon
investigation Bamo was found to bo cor
root and on motion tho valuation iwas
roduced from 40 to 5
Complaint having boon in ado by
Alfred Osborn that ho was assessed
twloo ou his land in 1000 aud tho sauio
having boon found truo on motion tho
olorkiwas instructed to roduco said as
sessment woo
Ou motion tho county troosuror was
instructed to transfor from tho 1800 gen
eral fund to tho 1000 gonoral fund 700
On motion following bills woro al
lowed
Dr H L Kiudrod medical attond
auco oniMrs Hill 15 appliod on per
sonal tax 301
A E Crooks digging gravos for Mrs
Hill and iufaut 5
Aug Stelllu coffin for Hill infant
450
S A Hayes work on road 750
J I Beech nails 515
Thomas Mayhow road work 10 ap
plied on personal tax 537
J F Noidig 7 wolf scalps 14 ap
plied on personal tax 18 10
Herman Roiohe 1 wolf scalp 2
J S BarneB 0 wolf scalps 18 ap
plied ou porsoual tax 25
Hiram Strong 1 wolf scalp 2
Scbavland Johnson Dry Goods Co
matting etc 115
OShea MoBrido coal 13080
Oscar Uhlo indso for sick paupers
3178
W B Reynolds stationery 7 25
O W Crum salary 100
Phil Bauch clerk of board first
quarter 1001 100
C W Braasoh coal for sick paupers
10715
Dr H T Holden medical attendance
on O G Boals 03 applied on personal
tax 952
Gust Kaul janitor 35
Edwards Bradford Lumber Co
coal 0335
Chris Schavland foes and office ex
penses 14397
Geo B Ohristoph disinfectant for
pest house 000
F L Culver house rent for pauper
Mrs Enright 8 applied on personal
tax
Burt Mapes salary 200
Dr P H Salter attendance nt pest
house 5 applied on personal tax
Dr Frank Salter medical attendance
Richardson 13 applied on personal
tax 355
Norfolk Printing Co stationery
025 applied on personal tax 389
M O Wager salary superintendent
poor farm 100
W I Bogon bailiff district court 20
applied on personal tax 199
Mrs J Wahl boarding jurors 23
applied on personal tax 242
Dr E Tanner investigating death of
J Bollveski 1150
Nebraska Telephone Co rent and toll
1025
H O Haskins bailiff district court
2830 applied on personal tax
Ohr Schavland was allowed a war
rant for witness fees in case State vs
Gilt Wright 15000 in case Stato vs
Charles Park 19430 total 353 30 ap
plied on personal tax of various wit
nesses 4308 balance 31022
Harry Snyder making complaint that
tho ej of lot 0 and lot 7 blook 13 Dur
lands first addition were assessed as
improved for 1900 whereas they are un
improved and the same being found
truo the clerk was instructed to correct
assessment accordingly
L B Baker made complaint that lot
8 blook 15 Battle Crook was assessed
in 1883 and 1884 but that said lot was
church property at that time that the
tax was paid In 1900 and asked that the
tax be refunded Claim was on motion
rejected on tho grounds that payment
was voluntary and that the money was
distributed to the various funds and
beyond the reach of commissioners
On motion board adjourned to 7
oclock
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion proceeded to check delin
quent tax list
On motion board adjourned to 8 a m
April 17
Board mot pursuant to adjourment
Ou motion proceeded to check delin
quent tax list
On motion board adjourned to 1
oclock
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion the following bills were al
lowed
O A Coons sealing wax etc 100
applied on personal tax
U D Mathews oil 1155 applied on
personal tax
Jones Bros ink oto 076
John J Hughes salary and mileage
9445
Christ Schmitt salary and mileage
9015
H W Winter salary and mileage
14000
Geo V Lowy jailors fees calling
jurors boarding prisoners oto 33730
Ou motion the following mlsdomoauor
bills woro allowed
W H Wldaman foos In coso Stato vs
James Daly 515 In coso Stato vs
Harry Flynn 515 total 1030 appliod
ou porsoual tax 109
J II Gouloy fcos In oasn State vs
Harry Flynn 750 applied on porsoual
tax
S W Hayos foos In caso of Harry
Flynn 1 1 In caso of James Daly 3 15
and in caso of Win Marquardt 555
On motion bond of Joseph Ohoutka
road ovorsoor district No 27 was op
provod
On motion tho following appointments
woro mado
O J Anderson road oversoor district
No 3
O A Youngquistroad ovorsoor district
No 21
On motion board adjourned to 7
oclock
Hoard mot pursuant to adjournment
On motion prooootlod to chock delin
quent tax Use
On motion boord adjourned to May
1 1 1901 at I oclock p m
Phil Bauch
County Olork
TUESDAY TOPICS
J W Poipz of Wakefield was aNor
folk guest yesterday
Goo II Spoar wont to Omaha thls
noon on o business trip
Tho Musio Studouts club wlllJwmoot
tonight with Mrs J W Uibsou
Mrs F J Halo and daughtor of Bat
tle Creek woro in tho city today
G W Webb and E Kohlor woro city
visiters yosterdoy from Columbus
A D Wilkinson of Battle Orooktrans
actod busiuoss in Norfolk yosterday
E II Tracy was a pasBongor for
Ewiug this morning called there by
business
Mrs II A Chouoy was horo with hor
husband from OreiKhtou to attend tho
bunkers mooting
Fremont outortoiiiod group throo of
tho Nobraska Bankers association yos
tordoy and an interesting mooting was
hold
II S Livingstouo of Oakland Col
city editor ou Oakland Tribune i in
the city visiting his brother F H Liv
ingstone
Mrs Lucilo Mathews and baby of
Omaha aro oxpocted tonight to visit
with Mrs W II Bucholz and other old
time frionds
Mrs B S Tobias and daughter of
Lobauon Mo aro expected here tonight
to visit at tho homo of Mrs Tobias sis
ter Mrs A Morrison
Mrs J D Haskell accompanied her
husband from Wakefield to attend tho
bankers meeting Thoy were guests at
the homo of Col Cotton
R II Edmiustou of Omaha stato
agent of the Union Central Life Insur
ance company is In tho city on business
connoctod with his company
Tho regular weekly prayer mooting of
tho Congregational church will bo hold
as usual Wednesday ovoniug at 8
oclock E O Mount will load
Tho 14 mouthsold child of Georgo
Rice southwest of Fremont fell upon
an open pair of scissors The blades
penetrated the childs brain between
the eyes and It was Instantly killed
Mr Updyko of the Updyko Grain
company of Omaha and Mr Fowler re
presenting the Nye Schneider company
of Fremont wore in the cltyjover night
onrouto home from a business trip to
Vordigre
Ewiug Advocate Georgo McCor
mick from near Clearwater has bought
Mrs Andrew Thiebaults place and
takes possession immediately Mr and
Mrs Thiebault expect to locate either in
Fremont or Norfolk
An effort is being mado to secure the
pardon of tho Reimers father and sou
convicted of wrecking tho Neligh bank
and sentenced to servo a term of fivo
years in tho federal prison at Sioux
Fulls N D Jackson of Neligh was in
OniahaSaturday securing the names
und addresses of the jurors who con
victed them
Wayne Herald Tho Nebraska legis
lature has just enacted a law that de
clares cockle burrs and wild sun flowers
to be a public nuisance and it also makes
it tho duty of every land owner to de
stroy them betweon the middle of Aug
ust and the first of September eaoh year
This Is a good law but will avail but lit
tle unless enforced Similar laws iu
othor states are inoperative just because
road officers whoso duty it is to destroy
weeds fail to enforce tho laws So
muny peoplo feel that a state law is en
acted to bo violated Wo say this is
tho law Wo are asked if it is state or
federal and if the latter it is feared but
the former is often ignored
Edward E Drow an Omaha travel
ing mau well known iu Norfolk hav
ing mode frequent visits here died at
Oalebrook New Hamshlro last Friday
He wont to Sun Antonio about five
weeks ago hoping that the change
would benefit his health but being dis
appointed went to his old New England
home where he died Mr Drew was 44
years of age For tho past ten years he
has been iu the employ of Paxton
Gallagher and McOord Co Ho was
prominent in Masonio circles and was
an officer iu several traveling mens or
ganizations having boon ro ulootod vice
prosidont of Omaha post A of tho T P
A but a fow wooks ago Ho loaves a
wlfo and baby both of whom woro with
him whoti tho end canto
County Superintendent O W Crum
nutiounoofl that tho annual oighth grade
examinations will bo hold at tho fol
lowing placos on tho dates named
Nowman Grove May I Madlsoi Moy
3 j Norfolk Moy 0 Bottto Creek Moy
7 j Moodow Grove May 8 TUdmi May
0 Wost Emorlok Moy 10 Examina
tions will begin a 830 iu tho morning
of tho days named Tho superintend
out hopoH that tho new froo ottondonoo
high sohool law will bo hold constitu
tional and that all country pupils who
toko this examination may bo able to
attend high schools without paying
tuition next year Muoh precaution
will bo taken to havo tho examination
fair and equitable Eighth grado certi
ficates will bo Issuod to all country
pupils who pass tho examination and all
will bo required to show thoniHolvus as
strong as tho avorago of tho class thoy
oxpoot to oiitor All pupils will be ox
amluod in reading arithmetic grammar
and composition geography physiology
spoiling ond Unitod Stotos history and
oil will bo given thosamo questions and
tho same tlmo to onswor thorn
Tho following old song author un
known out pronaniy uixby Mason or
someone olso Is appropriate to tho soo
sou and is having quito a run among tho
oxchongos Fothor dear father oomo
homo with mo now for mo has some
carpot to boat shes got all tho furni
ture out In tho yard from tho front door
cleau down in tho street Tho stove
miiBt como dowu and bo put In tho shod
and tho yard must bo cloanod of dead
gross for its tiino to clean house and
the is to pay and tho front windows
Badly noed glass Fothor dear fathor
oomo homo with mo now and bring
Bomo bologna ond ohooso its 12 oclock
and thoros nothing to cat Im ho hun
gry Im weak in tho knoos All tho
nor wo havo will ho cold scraps aud such
ond well havo to oat standing up too
for tho toblo and all aro out in tho yard
oh I wish tho spring cleaning wos
through Fathor door fothor como
homo with mo now for mo is as mod as
a Turk sho Bays yonroalazy old thing
and sho proposes to put you to work
Thoros painting to do and paper to
hang and window casings to scrub
for its houso oloauiiig timo aud youve
got to come homo aud rovol in suds aud
cold grub
Boforo you buy your wall paper soo
what H O Truman can show you for 5
cents per double roll
Tho Roman 228- by MoKonnoy
goes moro liko the Abbot than any horse
living MoKinnoy is out of a Gov
Sproguo mare Montanas dam is by
Gov Sproguo moro
THE OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
Ilotu een Omitliu mid St Imil lit tlioNortli
Wentem 11 no
Rates to tho biennial meeting Head
Camp Modern Woodmen of Amorica
buvo boon announced at one fare plus
200 for tho round trip
Tho railroads of NobraBka connecting
with tho North Western Lino at Omaha
aro
Tiik Union Pacific
B M
Mihsouui Pacific
C R I P
and the road connecting at Missouri
Valley is tho Fremont Elkhorn Mo
Vnlloy
Dolegutes and thoir friends from all
points in tho state can thoreforo secure
the best accommodations by buying
through tickets from their homo towns
via tho most convenient road to the
Missouri river aud tho North Western
Line beyond
TWO TIIROUOII TKAINS DAILY
Leave Omaha Union Passenger
Station 755 pm
Leavo Omaha Union Passenger
Station 055 am
Tho night train has modern broad
vestibuled coaches and Pullman sleepers
Tho day train has modern broad vesti
buled coaches and observation buffet
parlor car
Wo note tho fact that M W of A
always want tho best when they can
get it for tho same money Tho motto
of tho North Westoru Line is The
Best of Everything
J R Buchanan
General Passenger Agent
Omaha Neb
Hiiminar Cattle Itttoch
Anyono having cattle to summer will
do well to address W O Feezor Inez
Holt Co Neb
BEGA
Mr Casper went to Norfolk ou busi
ness Monday
Mr and Mrs Norling visited in Nor
folk Saturday
Mr Collurt went to Norfolk ou busi
ness Saturday
Mr Swonson shipped a carload of
hogs to Omaha
Chas Wilson and Bister visited in
Norfolk Saturday
Mr and Mies Lunqulstjvisitod with
friends Saturday and Suuday
The sickness that has been prevailing
in this vicinity Is over But some are
not over the care yet
Lost A small brown dog Finder
please leave word at NBWSoflioe and re
ceive reward
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CHILDREN POISONED
Aln Wild tiirtilp Thinking Thejr Werr
Artichoke
Tint Nmvrt is under obligations to tho
Stanton Plokot for nu acoount of n
poisoning caso oast of this city Tho
1iokot will say
A sod aud nearly fatal happening o
otirod last Friday evening whioh lackod
Just a little of causing doopost mourning
at tho homo of Mr and Mrs W II
Douglas who resldo ou tho Boswlck
farm On thoir return Jntirnoy front
school tho two girls ogod 12 and 0
found what thoy supposed at first to bo
artlohokos but after tasting it dooldod
that It must bo horse radish and whioh
iu roality was wild parsnips a rank
polHon Shortly oftor rooohlng homo
thoy were tokon violently 111 and voni
Itod soveroly Tho older was worse oft
ond soon wont Into sevoro spasms Dr
V II Person was immediately sum
moned and roaohod tho homo about
nine oclock Tho older girl had thou
boon unconscious for throo honrs and
continued iu this condition until 13
oclock lu tho tuoatitiino sulVorltig four
violent spasms So violent woro tho
attacks aud so serious hor condition
that Dr Person was obliged to adminis
ter antidotes by lnjoction into tho araiH
The other child was very siok hut did
not sudor spasms At the prosont writ
lug both havo recovered but tho older
has a badly lacerated tongtio and lips
whioh woro bitten in her agony The
caso should servo warning to children
not to oat articles the naturo of which
thoy aro iu doubt Parents should en
force this idea upon tho minds of thoir
children Mr Douglas Hiiys his chil
dren writhing iu agony was tho most
heart rendering Bight he over witnessed
and while tho friends of the family
sympathize with them thoy will also
feel that tho fortunate termination is a
matter for congratulation
II O Truman soils his wall popcr at
cost from 5 cents por double roll aud
gilt paper 10 cents per double roll Soo
our lino
Northern WIimoiihIii Kitllwity Kami Iiiiid
ForHitln
Tho Chicago St Paul Minneapolis
ift Omaha railway bos for sale lu North
ern Wisconsin ot low prices and easy
tonus of poyinont about 350000 aoron
of choice form lauds
Eorly buyers will socuro tho advan
tage of locations on the many beautiful
streams aud lakes which abound with
fish und furnish a novor ending aud
most oxcellont water supply both for
family uso and for stook
Lund is generally well timborod tho
aoll fertile and easy of cultivation and
this is rapidly developing into one of
the greatest sheep and cattle raising
regions In tho northwest
Chicago Milwaukeo St Paul Minn
eapolis Duluth Superior Ashland nnd
othor towns on
Lino furnish good
Tho Northwestern
markets for stock
and farm produce
For further particulars address
Geo W Bkll
Laud Commissioner Hudson Wis oc
G H MacRak
Asst GoulPass AtftSt Puul Minn
An 10 tract from Her Letter
If you could only bo hero this wintor
morning nnd soo for yourself you would
no longer doubt me Roses ore bloom
ing lu our front yard and all naturo Is
as far advanced in this lovely American
summerlaud as it will bo in your cold
eastern homo by Juno
Wo made tho journey from Missouri
river to tho Golden Gato on tho Union
Paciflo to avoid tho circuitous routes
an important item lu the winter A
trip to California is mado delightful by
tho perfect servico and luxurious ac
commodation of The Overland Limited
which is perhaps tho most finely
equipped train in the world
Detailed information furnished on ap
plication F W Junkman Agent
Wanted A good girl for general
housework W A Connolly
North Elevnth street
I Does the I
iBabyTMve
If not something must be
wrong with its food If the
11 mothers milk doesnt
ish It she needs SCOTTS
EMULSION It supplies the
elements of fat required for I
the baby If baby is not I
nourished by its artificial I
food then it requires f
ou rmuAn
dUUll 5 CI1IU15IUII
t Half a teaspoonful three t
i or lour times a nay in lis x
bottle will have the desired
effect It seems to have a
magical effect upon babies I
and children A lifty cent
bottle will prove the truth
of our statements
Should be taken in summer as
well as winter
joe and ttoo all druggUts
K SCOTT UOWNE ChemlmNtw York
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