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About The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1901)
ThefloitfolkHeuus W N UUBK Publisher Uteri day Mk lcenti DAILY ICMnlllthrd 1SS7 nirrnt Htniilftr hj man pcrrn Itr riO carrier W per wrKKtv niwsioihnai The News cHaMMied ISM Tim Journal f MMiIImiimI 17 Ktery Friday r mull per yenr IM Knterril nt ttin PoMolllco at Norfolk Noli nt ccimt clan matter Telephones Ktlltnrlnl Department Nn llunlnn Olllcn nml Joii Itooms No SK l It is now positively known tluit tho leniocrnts who hnvo nsciMi l in tho fusion movement nil theso yenrs have toon nothing hut popnUHtB Pojntor linn Mini fo unci ho IhnH not Fcrvetl tho -Into for u term in tho chief executive ollleo without acquiring n thorough knowledge of mens political beliefs At tho recent hnnquet of tho 1eter Cooper union Mr Poynter snid Tho populist organization iuuh nml shall bo maintained for if tho domo cintH should go hack to tho original principles of tho party before they beennio poptiihtR in nil but immo wo raust hnvo n pnrty left for those who still 6tnml for tho rightH of tho people Northern Pacific stock did n star per formnuco in Wall street yesterday that easily eclipsed nil previous performnnccR of a similar ohnrnctor Tho stock nt tho opening wns quoted nt 170 nml nt 1 1 0f hnil reaohod tho fifiO mark Hot ore II 80 It wns selling nt 1000 ensh por chare It iB n season of gront excite ment nmong railway manipulators but tho Hurry in Northern Pncillo wnB most FonBationnl nud tho shorts woro equeozod very offcotunlly It is to bo hoped thnt tho speculntors will not coutiuuo thoir mnd notions until they effect general markets disastrously Jho next sosbion of tho irrigntion congress will bo held in Colorndo Springs in July nud it promises to bo ouo of tho most enthusiastic nud inter ostingi sessions of tho body yet hold Friends of irrigntion in tho west nro impressed with tho necessity of ngitnt iug tho question botweou now nud tho time tho national congress aBBonibles in December It iB only by keeping tho matter boforo tho peoplo of tho inter ested west nud convincing cnBtern friends of tho vnlno of tho movement thnt tho question may rcccivo final and satisfactory settlement Should the movomont fnll it will bo largoly duo to tho innotivity of tho peoplo of tho west An exchnugo gives tho following More farming lnnd for tho west more money for tho east and less wnter for tho Bouth I Tills may bo said to bo a summing up of tho result b of a compre hensive irrigntion policy which would place 75000000 ncrea of now arid west ern laud under close cultivation and thus create nu immonso homo market for tho manufacturing interests of tho oast and nt tho samo time largely pro vent tho Hoods of tho Mississippi valley Helping Your Town It is not tho sito of a town but its character that makes it a desirable place to live A llvo and prosperous town is a desirablo ouo and a town may live aud prosper and yot bo Buiall Every citizen of a town should bo interested in its prosperity One of tho ways to help a town is to always speak well of it It is true pa triotism to stnnd by your town and self interest as well As n mnn who speaks ill of his own fnmily lowers both himcelf aud his family too in tho esti mation of others so does a man who cares little for his towu nud community seldom care much for his country The man who is respected by others respects himself and his neighbors and patriot ism begins at homo Another way to help your town is to do all you can to beautify it Beautify your own property all you cau nml theu do all you cau to help beautify tho etxoets Be friendly to everybody aud courteous to strangers Your civility will help to make good impressions and will bo carried away and cherished Never forget that yon are a part of the town aud your deportment helps to make up the strangers estimate of the place Sell all yon can and buy all yon can at home Every dollar that is sent or carried away from the town makes it that much poorer If you have tho means invest in something that will give somebody employment Always cheer on tho man who goes iu for im provement Do not kick against a pro posed improvement simply because it is not at your door A town that is im proving is also spreading itself ont If ariobginan starts a project encourage him If a poor mau starts help him Dont be afraid to thrust your hand down in your pocket to help a public enterprise More towns hnve been killed by such refusals than in any other way The citizens of any prosperous -town are always publio spirited aud united Stand together Work together for the interest of the whole town always stand ready to do your part Dont grumble and spend your time iu proph esying failures but help to make every enterprise a success Every man owes something to the community for his own success be it great or small Be energetic be enterprising and your ex ample will be imitated Shelton Clipper niFoen Indemnity Claim of 450000000 TaoJs Presented DEMANDS OF THE POWERS Vlilnn llen to lliiilrrtniiil Thnt the Amount Iltrd In fjiuniltlrrril KnlrOIII clnli 1nviir n loim limrnnlrrd liy the Iiiuitk licit Mi nun of HiiUIiik Money Peking May 10 An Indemnity claim of IfiOwoUOOO tutlH will be pre sented to tin1 lilnisc plenipotentiaries this evening Olllelnl Chinese through out the empire have been communicat ing with tin omul and giving advice Most of them seem to favor n loan giinrimtcril by the foreign powers Others pniinluent among whum jH Chang Clil Tung liellevo In raising the money In every possible way without a loan anil In paying 11IT the entire Io nium within live years The court has considered iiiethndH of raising l0HM0K taeln extra annual ly anil provisionally approves the plan but the Chinese plenipotentiaries hnve Instructions to obtain a reduction of the Indemnity demanded as far as pos sible Whatever the lliinl demands of the powers may be If Is not believed that the opposition will he much more than n matter of form The ministers of the powers met this morning aud de cided that the Chinese should be given to understand thoroughly that the amount did not constitute the claim but was the total of the expenses In cluding private claims considered fnlr anil was meant more to obtain an opin ion from olllelnl sources as to Chinas nhlllty to pay ami also as to what means she would employ II ul 111 Ken former director of Chi nese railways Is on his way to Peking He In said to lie one of llvo olllclals whom lCniperor Kwang S11 has sent to prepare the eapltol for the return of tho court Mnrliliilnta to Millie Diiiinmlii Chicago May 10 If the present plans of the International Association of Machinists are carried out an ad vance of probably YlVi per cent In wages will be demanded of manufact urers wfio are members of the National Metal Trades association If It is not granted strikes probably will lie called on or before May -0 A mass moating of nil machinists employed In these shops lias been called for Saturday night when the grievances of the men against the manufacturers will be dis cussed anil demands formulated Ciinnt let Mnny Colonlnta Ran Francisco May 10 The South ern Pacific passenger department has completed Its statistics on the west bound colonist movements which be gan Feb 1 and concluded on May 5 During this time the number of people who came from the oast both colonist and second class was iiOKM ns against 8005 second class for the same period of 1000 Of this number 10015 were colonists or traveled on colonist rates Convention of Trainmen Milwaukee May 10 The feature of the convention of the Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen yesterday was the adoption of an amendment to the con stitution creating the ollleo of fourth vice grand master Crand Master Monlssoy gave out n synopsis of bis biennial report During the year 1S00 there were Ul new lodges organized and in 1000 there were 32 organized To Fight tho Klker 11111 Sioux City May 0 The Iowa State Federation of Labor has decided to use all its strength against the Elkor bill when It comes before tho legis lature The Iowa Itetall Grocers as sociation Is lighting for this bill It provides that not more than 8 of n laboring mans wages shnll be exempt from garnishment whereas now no wages can be garnlsheed No Traco of Mining Cannier St Iouls May 10 Nothing hns ever been heard of Ernest V Harding the missing cashier of the German Amerlcnn bank of this city who mys teriously disappeared six weeks ago Mrs Harding yesterday announced her determination to remove to Pawnee City Neb the home of her parents She said she would dispose of all her husbands property To Inclfy Chippewa Washington May 10 Captaln W A Meyer Indian agent nt the Leech Lake reservation Minnesota and Special Agent Fair have been ordered to the White Earth reservation to pacify the Chippewa Indians there who are dis contented over the prices of logs they got on their reservation nml over a new dam Will of A Lamb Clinton la May 10 The will of Artemus Lamb the millionaire lum berman who died last month has been filed for probate He leaves his prop erty entirely to his wife and children The estate Is supposed to be worth quite 1000000 nml the business will be carried on by his sons Ituml Telephone Lines Iowa Falls Way 10 The Hardin Franklin County Telephone company has been incorporated by Henry Buz zell president M W Hills seeretury and others Rural telephone lines will be built In the two counties and a general system be lunugurntcd for that pnrt of the state Instructed for Cuimnlui Sioux City May 10 The Cummins men scored n victory In the Woodbury county Republican convention yester day The convention Instructed Its 30 delegates to vote for Cummins for governor THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY MAY 101901 BATTLE CREEK Mrs Geo Pratt wns on tho sick list this week County Superintendent Crnm wns hero on olllelnl duty ludgo W T Parker of Tlldon wns doing business hero Wednesday Ohns Fensko bought n fnncy horso of Theo Sohreiber for frlOO Montlny Tames Hosobourough of Tlldcn wns transacting business hero Tuesday Kioldcn Brower of nenr Norfolk wns visiting hero with friends Tut day John Aldeg sold M bushels of fnncy millet seed to Minis Hntnnu Monday Clms Wolfiknnml Win llohnoko wcro transacting business in Norfolk Mon day Mrs Maxwell will build nn extensive addition to tho opera houso 1 01110 of theso days Oabo Leo of Norfolk wns up hero Fri day with a carload of potatoes Ho struck a poor market hero lames Taylor arrived hero Mondny from Old Virginia for nn extended visit with relatives and triends Wo would liko to sec a yearly state ment of our village treasurer published soon especially on occupation nud dog tnxes Little Henry StoHenberg boarded the trnin for Petersburg Wednesday going homo after a two weeks visit with ro lntives Smn Hoitzmnn took n position with tho Champion Harvester Co this week Sam iB an expert in anything ho lays his oyo on Ono judgo in our town was obliged to pay over quite a little stake to tho vil lago treasury this week Thats right make em cough up I Kov and Mrs J Hofman wero visit ing nt Green Garden Thursday with Rev and Mrs Denninger Tho gentle men are Carl Korth of Norfolk and Ctto Rip pko of Moville la wero up here visit ing Saturday Mr Rippko would like to invest iu Nebraska dirt Now there is only ono snloon in town aud it iB really the best thing because when you are after a mau who owes you you havo to go to ouly ono place There aro some peoplo hero believing that they do aud cau run every thiug but your scribe discovered thnt there was more than ono oyster in tho soup Herman Hogrefo has rented Owen ONeills pasture one half mile north of town Mr ONeill shipped all his cat tle up to his rauch nenr Long Pino last week M L Thomson wns down here from Tildeu Sunday Mr Thomson cant stny away from hero too long because tho biggest iuterest ho has is in Battle Creek John James aud J L Popo started Monday with a lot of cattle for Inman to pasture them ou the Mans Brechler ranch Mr Maas went with them and took up another lot of his cattle There is a now man here from Stunrt running this crenmery plant now Mont Yau Schoiek is managing the Mendow Grove business for the Hard ing Creamerj Co during the summer season Chas Fuerst quit his position in W J Stavelys grocery store Monday We learned that Charles is going to start a bakery nud confectionery busi ness here in the near future Just what we waut M P Hamley of -Minneapolis Minn was here the middle of tho week look ing nfter his farm interests in this lo cality He is owner of three quarters of tho finest lnnd in this county lying in Grove precinct Our carpenters and nnil drivers were not feeling good these rainy days But they are all at work again now except ing Coutracter Chas Werner who is still sick in bed and not one at work on Mr Thomsons residence John Sanders the proprietor of the Buttle Creek Roller millB broke his right leg above the ankle Tuesday afternoon while jumping off his delivery wagon He wns carried into Dr Tanners ollice for treatmeut aud taken home after ward We understand he iB doing well WAjBarnes who has been up to Long Piue on ONiells ranch for some dayB returned Monday Mr Barnes informs us that Mr ONeill has 10000 acres of pasture land uudor fence and a complex of hay land whore ho can put up about 1000 tons of hay Mr ONeill returned also Wednesday W J Stavely our leading grocery man added his name as n subscriber to The News Journal thiB week Mr Stavely is a native of Pottawataniie couuty la and about 20 years ago was a reader of the Journal He has been here about two mouths and proves to be a first cIueb business man Wednesday our village board met to bear one of those remonstrance cases It was continued agaiu till Saturday Burt Mapes was up here from Norfolk for the complainants We will have a barrel of f nu yet about this business It looks as though they would close up all the saloouB yet this yenr We heard one of the law breeders say either four saloons or uone We dont caro but our beer drinkers will havo a loug Estomihi NEBRASKA VETERANS Etifnmpinriit H111M nt rintlmnonth pertinent onicrm Iimtnllcit Onmlli thr Nuxt Meeting 1lnrp rinttsmouth Neb May 10 The Ne braska Grand Army encnmpnient con cluded Its session last night nfter se lecting Omaha as next years meeting place Department olllcers were elect ed nud installed by National Com innnder Ilassleur as follows Com innnder H S Wilcox Ouinhn senior vice V F Steele Falrbury Junior vice 1 It Mnxoii Mlndon delegates to national encampment D M Ilaveily Omaha L I Garner Lincoln 7 L Packard Knox county O S Peters Beatrice William Foster Superior Jo soph Hiooks University Place B S Cooley Wnverly P I Pine Ashlnnd W S Schwab Sutton The Womans Belief Corps also elect ed ofhecrs headed by Mrs Anna 13 Askwlth of Oiunhii as president 1 nnfitrnco of United llrrtlirn Frederick Mil May 1 The general conference of the United Brethren church convened In this city duy aud will remain In session for about 12 days Five hundred ministers and laymen from almost every state In the union and parts of Europe aud Caniula are here The conference Is composed of 1 10 ministerial and 02 lay delegates Of this number two arc women Miss Ella Nlswonger of the Central Illinois conference and Mrs Gelster of the Iowa conference roitofllcn ItoUbcri Sentenced Fort Scott Kan May 10 Lawrence nnd Miller chnrged with postofllco rob beries In Kansas pleaded guilty yes terday In tho federnl court to robbing the postofllco nt Altamont VLnwrcncc snld he blew the safe open nlone He was given four yenrs nnd Miller wns given three years LATEST NEWS OF TRADE Chlcngo J ruin nnd lrovlnlnn ChliiiK May Hoard of trade opcr ntnrx exhibited coiisldurnlilc nervounnefs to dny In sympathy with tlio Wall street ex citement There was however some recov ery from the bottom prices July whent cIohIiik ifie lower July corn iBHc down anil July outs c lilulier lork clobed 2c lower Inrd unchanged mid ribs Cc depressed Closing prlees Wlifiit Muy lc July 71371C Corn Miiy fine July OntH Mny Lhc July H7c Tori May JHXm July 1470 Itllis Mny S805 July J78UM Sept 7b0 Iiird Mny 700 July 7S7 Sept tlHVA dish quotations No 2 ed whent 7351 74e No It red whent 7157tMie No 3 sprliiu wheat Wi7l2Vje No 2 hiird whent 72f7l4c No I hard wheat 70 4Ti72c No 2 com fiimc No H new corn No 2 onts 2S4c No 2 white onts 2Se No 3 onts 30n0ie Chicngo Live Stock Chicago Mny 1 Cuttle Receipts 0500 Including 200 Texnns sternly good to prime steers lfi00J7rU poor to medium i8o 3 UK stackers nnd feeders i15fg50r cows 27ri4Si heifers fnney up to 310 2713483 ennners 210ii27ri hulls fnncy up to 180 2S3iJ440 enlves 3rO TM75 Texns fed steers 423fT340 Texas hulls 27rft373 Hogs Receipts today 24000 tomorrow 18000 estimated left over 4000 nvernge simile higher mixed nml butchers 3ri3ri82Vd good to choice heavy i7nff87A rough heavy fi0f 570 light irOf7r7r hulk of sales 372id Sheep Itecelpts 12000 steady clipped Intnbs up to 475 good to choice wethers 41057415 fair to choice mixed 350R415 western sheep 42037435 year lings 4251145 native lambs 4002515 wefatern lambs 450f515 Knniins City Live Stock Kansas City May iWCnttlo Uecelpts 4fi00 natives i00 Texnns 60 calves best hi cf cattle steady to 10c lower stockers and feeders steady cows nnd heifers lOffl 15c lower choice beef cuttle 520TjBC0 fair to Rood 450515 blockers and feed ers t8500 western fed steers 4503 525 Texas and Indian 40500 cows 00i4r0 heifers II25t500 canncrs 2255100 bulls l257475 calves 4003 000 Hogs Receipts 10000 opened steady closed 5c hlEber top 581 bulk of snles 50047575 heavy 7557585 mled pack ers 3500575 llRilt 525ififl7V4i plRS 45047520 Blieep Ileceipts B700 5c high er western lambs 4757510 western wethers 41074lJi western yenrlliiRs 425fM70 ewes i507400 culls 250S 350 Brass Texnns t5OQ400 spring Iambs 5005050 Sonth Omnlin Live Stock South Omnhii May 0 Cattle Receipts 3500 shade lower native beef steers 425 QOtX western steers 40051485 Texas steers i503425 cows nnd heifers 330 7440 ca liners 17ftj12 stockers nnd feeders lower 32i515 300 050 bulls stuns etc 27SR425 Hors Rccelpts 7000 sonde hlsher heavy 5074 g575 mixed 5117517 llpht 5r 505 pigs 500l5J0 bulk of snles 5553 Sheep Rceelpts 3000 ow week yearlings 42fi450 wethers 3007433 ewes 3257400 common and stock sheep 350aiSO lambs 425T510 Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole 6ystem when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should uever be used except on pre scriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you cau possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufac tured by P J Cheney Co Toledo O contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure yon get the genuine It is taken internally and made in Toledo O by F J Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle Halls Family Pills ore the best It is with a good deal of pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Chamberlains Colio Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy says Druggist A W Sawtelle of Hartford Conu A lady customer 6eeing the remedy exposed for sale ou my show case said to me I really believe that medicine saved my life the past summer while at the shore1 and she became so enthusiastic over its merits that I at once made up my mind rxrrKwrv SKZZ22rZZZEZ to recommend it iu tho futnre He contly n gontlemnn enmo into my storo soovorcomo with colic pnina thnt ho snnk nt onco to tho iloor I gnvo him n doso of this remedy which helped him 1 repented tho doso nnd in fifteen min utes he left my storo smilingly Inform ing mo thnt ho felt ns well ns ever Sold by Mesnu Drug Co Tho Spring Fer is n mnlady which no ono can escape nt this sonson of tho year Tho vitality is nsunlly overtaxed during tho winter mouths nnd spring finds the system nil run down Tho blood is thinned nnd impure Tho kidneys and liver nro In nctlve resulting in n loss of energy nnd nppetito nnd n dernngemout of tho nerves Lichtys Celery Nervo Com pound will puriiy your oiood tono up your nerves nnd lenvo you feeling fresh nnd energetic Sold by Geo B Chris- tOpll v Constipation neglected or badly t rented leads to total disability or death lloclty Mountain Tea absolutely cures coin tip ition in nil its forms 5o Goo B Clnistoph Nnsill CJiiurrh piickly yields to trcnt ment by Elys Cicnin Unhu which is ngrco nbly nroinutic It is received throUgh tho nOstrilB cleanses nml henls tho wholo sur fnco over which it diffuses itself Druggists sell tho COc Pizo Trinl sizo by innil 10 cents Tc6t it nnd you nro euro to coutinuo tho treatment Announcement To ftccoiunioclnto those who nro pnrtinl to tho ubo of atomizers iu applying liquids into tho nasnl passages for catarrhal trou blet tho proprietors prep ro Cream Dnlm in liquid form which -will bo known nB Elys Liqufcl Crenrn Unlm Prico including tho praying tube is 75 cents Druggists or by mail Tho liquid form embodies thoincd icinal properties of tho solid preparation IMlea of People Have Illes Rectol has cured piles of people of the piles to stny cured A pile pipo free with each pnekngo We sell it on n positive gnnrnntee No care no pay r0 cents Samples free Kiesnu Drag Co Sole Agents Tho grentest skin specialist iu Amer ica originated tho formula for Banner Snlve For nil skin diseases nil cuts or sores and for piles its the most healing medicine Beware of substitutes A H Kiesan REPORT OP 3741 THE op Tim CONDITION Gitizens National Bank At Norfolk in tho state of Nebrnska at the close of business April 24 1001 RESOURCES Loans nnd tlitcouuts 104943 03 Overdrafts tccurotl nml unsecured U b Hoim to tcctiro circulation llnnkiuK hoiiM furniture nnd ilxturos Other real cbtato owned Duo from National lank not KeproAKcntt 19139 24 uiio 1 rum siaiu iiaiiKS nml HiiukerK 741 44 Duo from npprocil rceorvo intents 31348 32 Internal Revenue Stamps 371 Ci5 Clieck H ami otliur cath items 776 78 Notes ol other National Hanks 1310 CO Fractional paper currency nickclh and cents 130 81 Lawful Monuy Reserve in Hank viz Specie 9376 71 lCinMcnilcr notes bixu uo Redemption fund with U S Treaturer 1 per cont of circulation Total Ill 29 21000 00 113W 00 6000 00 7j193 04 1250 00 481307 38 LIAMLITIES Capital stock paid iu 0000 CO Surplus fund 5500 00 Undivided profits Iceb expenses nnd tnxes paid 5792 06 Nntioual Hank notes outstandinR 25000 00 Due toother National Haukt MO 34 Duo to State Hanks nud Hunkers 1124 b Individual deposits subject to check 92637 52 Demand certificates of de- IHisit lP9fO 19 Time certificates of deposit 75612 39 Certified Checks 550 00 197913 32 Total 384207 38 Stnte of Nebraska county of Madison pb I G A Luikart president of the above mimed bank do solemnly swenr that tho above statement is true to the best of my knowledge nud belief Q A Luikabt President Subscribed nnd sworn to before me this lOtb day of May 1901 C C Gow Iseai Notary Public Cobuect Attest W H Johnson L Sessions Cabl Asmus Directors GRSEILER Sale and Boarding Barn Horses Bought and Sold Commission Brauch Avenue and Third St on PHONE 44 James Richards M D OCULIST And Expert Refrac tlonlst Examination of the eye FitEB to patients and patrons OOice 1104 Faruam St Omaha opposite Paxton Hotel DRESSMAKING I do dretsmnkiug and plain sewing Will do work at private houses or at my roomB in Mrs Yonugers boarding house MISS MARY CHILDERS BARNES TYLER AtlornejB nt Law Norfolk TJllC S PaIIKJSK Mast Block DENTIST J II IlnrnoR M D Tiler Nebrasln Norfolk Neb 0U II T IIOLDEN Homeopathic llivslclnn ninirSnrgcon Ollleo Clti oiiR NntlonnI Ilnnk llnlldltig Telephone 101 46 Bnultnrium nml Itcrldcnce Main 11 ml 13th St Teletihouo 9 Norfolk - Nebraekn JJR I K SCOBE13 OSTEOPATHIST ltobertson Mock Norfolk Nebrntkn J J COLE DENTIST OBlco over CltUcnV Nnttonnl Flank Reelilencs ono block north of Cougrcgntlounl church Norfolk Nebrnska yAPES HAZEN Ollleo in tho Matt Dlock Norfolk Nebraska - - - yISS MARY SHELLEY Fashionable Dressmaker Dp etaire in Cotton block over Damns etors1 Firet clnes work guaranteed Norfolk Nebraska jyfRS SADIE HART MILLER Osteopathic Physician Rooms oer Hnyee Jewelry House Norfolk POWERS HAYS Attorneys at Law Rooms 10 11 and 12 MnetbJock Norfolk Nebraska ROBERTSON ROBERTSON Attorneys-at-Law Rooms 1 and 2 Robertson Block Norfolk Nebr SESSIONS BELL Undertakers and Einbalmere Sessions Blk Norfolk Ave3 Norfolk - - Nebraska For Ilnmliing Steam Filling Pomps TanVa Wind Mills And all work in this line call on W H RISH Bbtisfaction Guaranteed First door South of The Daily News Office B W JONAS FINE TAILORING Suite made to order and in the InteBt style Re pairing neatlyldone Shop ou South Fourth St south of BanmBrot M E SPAUIDINC DEALER IN FLOUR - FEED TELEPHONE NO 33 L L REMBE Practical Plumber and Steam Fitter Agency for the Mrers Force and Wind Mill Pumps Prices Right Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Work First door West of Post Office P J FUESLER Merchant Tailor Has a Fine Line of Spring and Summer Suitings All Up-to-date Goods Made up in latest Styles i -ii i 14 -I m v UI f 1