The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, June 28, 1901, Page 2, Image 2

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The Norfolk flcuus
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lMftllmMll No Ill
Knultipm CMlce and Job llootnf No S2J
Tho pessimist will plenso remember
that n heat which will produce sweat
will also prodnco com
Only ft few days inoro niul a
portion of tho people will bo relieved
from the duty of liohiug roTonuo stamps
Mr Bryan denies that ho is ft candi
date for olllce but ho must remember
that Bomo have greatness nud olllco
thrust upon them
Tho heat record for thirty Tunes In
Uobraska is held by the present mouth
Bnt tho crop conditions are snoh that
tho weather 1b guarantee of treinondous
irrowth and a bnuipor yield Rah for
Nobrafikn Fremont Tribune
Among other things Carrio Nation
eooms to havo smashed her homo Her
husband has gone to Ohio to llvo with
his daughter She may be doing noble
work bnt there are many homo loving
men and women who will in view of
thin recent fact consider her work a
Jallurc
The Filipinos may bo savage but they
re exceedingly courteous at times
Ono of them recently invited a soldier
to his home served him a feast and ex
cellent wines ati wound up the enter
tainment by murdering his guest A
real blood thirsty savage would first
kill hiB man and thon havo his feast
The fusion papers and politicians will
probably shout with joy now that there
has been a bank failure dnring repnb
lican times The occurrence is bo rare
that they may be excused for having a
good time occasionally They will con
tinue to arguo that tho republican party
ia nowiBO responsible for prosperity but
will no doubt attach full blame to that
party for tho failnro of the Seventh Na
tional of New York
Max OReil the uuthor mu6t expect
soon to donblo the sale of his books
among ladies who read Ho says
Tho heart of ft good woman is ft well of
love She has a smilo for all joyB a
tear for all sorrows a consolation for
all miseries an excuse for all faults a
prayer for all misfortunes and a word of
enconragoment for all hopeB It will
bo noticed that Max qualifies his bouquet
with the word good but nevertheless
it is likely that every woman who roads
his encomium will think it describes her
qualities ns though tho noveleBt had
thoughts of her and her alone in his
mind when ho wrote
The statutes of Nebraska mako tho
mistreatment of animals clearly defined
J
misdemeanors and many drivers and
owners of animals are liable to punish
ment if they only knew it To in
humanly beat strike kick wound kill
or mutilate any domestio animal is n
misdemeanor to overwork overdrive
overload or otherwise torment or tor
ture a team is another and alsD to
neglect to provide buftlcient water food
or shelter at any eeasou of the year
Wilful abandonment to die in a public
lace of any sick or disabled domestic
nimal is a misdemeanor and penalties
or these cruelties entail u fine of 5 to
30
A Yankton man who for eomo years
has Buffered with Etomaoh trouble and
has been under a doctors caro much of
the time has started in on a three
weeks fast with the encouragement of
hifl physician and during that time ex
pects to take no nourishment whatever
bnt will drink water freely He prob
ably has the right idea but may be
taking too large a dose of the medicine
Stomach troubles are usually brought
on by an abuse of that organ and it
is the opinion of many few of whom
may live up to it themselves that a
fast or scientific diet will not only pre
vent but will go so far toward curing
ach troubles that little medicine will
bo required Nature is the beBt physi
clan if it 1b bat given a chance
A young and wealthy St Louis society
pian has made himself famous by ac
cepting a job of hard work in a foundry
He has been overwhelmed with congrat
ulations and proposals of marriage all
of whioh goes to show that polish and
wealth are considered desirable in any
walk of life There are hundreds of
young men doing hard work who would
make worthy husbands and excellent
citizens but because theirendeavor is to
work into a higher sphere of life instead
of making an easy descent they are un
appreciated until they prove themselves
successful The young man who will
cast aside hiB society functions for hard
work among the common herd certainly
deserve credit butit is easily accom
plished and can be done by any of hiB
eonpeersbut the young man who will
work kimself up to an equality with
the wealthy and influential does bo by
hard and persistent effort that deserves
the heartiest praise
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Jury Brings in Verdict of Sec
ond Degree Manslaughter
NOTICE OF APPEAL 18 FILED
Took Twelve Men Thirty Hours to
Agree on Compromise One Juror
Holding Out Obstinately for Acquit
tal Prisoner Goes Dack to Her Cell
Eldorado Kan Juno 28 JcehIo
Morrison was found guilty of man
daughter In tho second tlcgrco Into
yestcrduy afternoon for tho murder
of MrH Olln Castlo Tho penalty 1b
not inoro than llvo yearn or Icbh than
thrco yearn In tho penitentiary
Ono of MIbb MorriHonB lawyer Im
mediately filed a notice of nppcnl
JcbbIo Morrison wbh taken to her old
cell and locked lip Thero her fnther
who had been with her left Jier Tho
Jury wrangled for nearly 30 bourn over
tho vordlcL It 1b Bald thnt ono Juror
held out obstinately for acquittal
Wednesday night whilo tho Jury was
deliberating tho Eldorado band gavo
a concert In tho city park nenr the
court Iioubc nnd Olln Castlo and Hay
ward Morrison JcbbIo brother played
Instruments Bide by Hide
REPUBLICANS FIX DATE
Nebraska State Convention Will
Be
Held In Lincoln Aug 28
Lincoln Juno 26 Tho Republican
state central committee nt a meeting
last night decided to hold tho Btate
convention at Lincoln Wednesday
Aug 28
Knights of 8L John Elect
Cincinnati June 28 The KnlghtB
of Bt John yesterday elected Henry
J Frlese of Erie Pa president and
doclded to meat next year In Roches
tor N Y Thomas OConnor of Poorla
Ills and T J Lally of Cleveland wero
elected mombers of the board of su
preme trusteeo
Small Tornado at Boscobel
Poscobol W1b Juno 28 A Bmall
sized tornado Btxuck this town laBt
night but with the exception of n few
trees being blown down no damage
was wrought
BATTLE CREEK
A P Boepel made n business drive to
Foster Tuesday
George Miles of Mndison was visiting
here with friends Saturday
The Italian orchestra of Omahn will
piny here on the Fourth of July
Holy communion services will be held
nt the Lutheran church Sunday
MisB Aunio Wautlln wns visiting
with relatives in Norfolk Saturday
Judge Newerk has not been in town
for about n week on account of sickness
Peter Zimmerman was transacting
business in Omaha tho latter part of last
week
Mr and Mrs J H Allen and Grand
ma Owens drovo over to the county seat
Monday
John Lulow of Einerick was down
horo Friday visiting with his cousin
John Hale
August StelTen the furniture dealer
wns transacting business at the- county
capital Fridny
Mr and Mrs Hermnu Neagelo nnd
little daughter of Norfolk were visiting
here with friends Wednesday
Louis Hansen and sister Miss Bertha
of Tiulen were visiting hero Sunday
with the Otto H Maas family
S K Warrick formerly cashier of the
Battle Creek Vailey bank arrived here
Tuesday from Broken Bow for a busi
ness visit
Mrs Geo Prntt is sick in bed
Saturday Her daughter Mrs
Endres and children of Norfolk
since
M
came
up Monday
Win Seiffert who lives four miles
east of town ou Mrs M Smiths place
lost five head of cattle by lightning
Thursday night
Mrs A F Lewis and three little sons
of Fremont arrived here Sunday for an
extended visit with her parents Mr and
Mrs W W Oraig
uurfourmoi uuiy committees are
very active at the present time They
say it will bo the biggeet celebration
Battle Creek ever saw
Archer Day who has been visiting
here for Borne time with his brother
Station Agent W O Day went home
again to Jefferson Iowa Monday
Albert Hofman Robert Zohner and
Robert Denninger students of the
Lutheran teachers seminary at Seward
arrived home Wednesday for two
months vacation
The German school will hold its an
nual picnio on Sunday July 7 in
Tomhagens grove It will begin with
a sermon by Rev Hofman The school
will close ou the 28th
The central conference of Lutheran
miuisters of north Nebraska will be
held Tuesday and Wednesday next
week in Rev Denniugers church in
Green Garden six miles west of Madi
son
Last Thursday Fred Schereger shipped
a car of hogs Howard Miller Lumber
Co one on Friday L B Baker one on
Monday and Joe Stirk one on Tuesday
Herman Hogrefe shipped a car of cattle
Tuesday
Our new baker John Rodgers intro
duced his first products Wednesday
THE NORFOLK NEWS FKIDAY J UN IS 28 1901
They aro oxcollent nnd as fine ns any
bakery cftu show in any city This is
nunthcr improvement for Ilattlo Creek
and nlBO n proof of prosperity
Tho school election wafl held Mouilny
Thero woro no important matters to set
tlo only two directors to elect FH L
Willis and Fred Scheregerfl tlmo had
expired and thero wns only ono ticket in
tho field Otto H Mans nnd Fred
Schereger Both wero elected and only
I votes polled
Tho Lutheran mission feast was held
horo Inst Sunday in their roomy chnrch
instend of Tomhagens grove Tho ar
rangement committee wns not nblo to
Ix np tho grove ou account of tho wet
weather Thero wero a few guests here
from Norfolk nnd Einerick In tho fore
noon ltov Hoflus of Pierco delivered n
well Btndied sermon nbont foreign mis
sion and afterwards a collection was
taken up which amonnted to f ii In
tho afternoon ltov Mnnteufcl of Carroll
gave tho nudionco a very heart touching
sermon abont homo nnd foreign mis
sions Tho collection this time was 41
Eighty four dollars was a nice donation
considering tho crowd Tho mixed
church choir under Prof M G Doer
ings direction rendered somo very fine
singing
HowVllllR
Wo offer ono hundred dollars reward
for any cose of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh cure
F J Chksky Co PropB
Toledo O
We the undersigned have known F
J Cheney for the lost 1G years and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm
West Tbuajc
Wholesale DrnggistB Toledo O
Waldinq Rinnan Marvin
Wholesale DrnggistB Toledo O
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blopd and mu
cous surfaces of the system Price 76c
per bottle Sold by all druggists Tes
timonials free
Halls family pills are the best
For Bummer
Tho Rocky Mountain regions of Colo
rado reached best via the Union Pacific
provide lnviBhly for the health of the
invalid and the pleasure of the tourist
Amid thesej rugged steeps are to be
found some of the most charming and
restful spots on earth Fairy lakes
nestled amid sunny peaks and climate
thnt cheers and exhilarates The Bum
mer excursion rates put in effeot by the
Union Pacific enable you to reach these
favored localities without unnecessary
expenditure of time or money
Ono fare for the round trip plus 200
from Missouri river in effect Juno 18 to
550 July 10 to August 81 inclusive
The Union Pnciflo will also sell tickets
on July 1 to inclusive September 1 to
10 inclusive at 1500 for the round trip
from Missoui river poiutB
Return limit October 81 1501
Proportionately low rateB from inter-
medinte points
Full information cheerfully furnished
upon application F W Junkman
Agent
Allen Halversou of West Prairie Wis
says People come ten miles to buy
Foleys Kidney Cure while J A
Spero of Helmer Iud 6nys It is the
medical wonder of tho age A H
Kiesan
Cycling has its ups and downs After
the downs use Banner Salve if youre
cut or brnised It heals the hurt
quickly Take no substitutes A H
iviesau
Ira D Reckard Dnucombe In
writes My little boy scalded his leg
from the knee to the ankle I used
Banner Salve immediately and in three
weeks time it was entirely healed I
want to recommend it to every family
and advise them to keep Banner Salve
on hand as it is a sure remedy for
scalds or any soreB A H Kiesan
11235 to St Paul and return
1235 to Minneapolis and return
11600 to Dnlnth and return
The C St P M O railway will
sell on June 18 to 30 and on July 10 to
August 31 at above rates final return
limit October 31 For information re
garding return uoKet call at union
depot F W Junkman
Agent
Estimate of Kspeuieii
Estimate of expensefi of the city of
Norfolk Nebraska for the fiscal year
1901
GENERAL FUND
Salaries f 3600 00
Election expenses 200 00
Streets and sidewalks 1500 00
Printing 800 00
Supplies 200 00
Miscellaneous ijj00 00
Total 7 000 00
Street lighting fund 1400 00
Fire department fund f 700 00
INTEREST FUND
Interest on bonds issued in
1687 000 00
Interest on bonds issued in
1891 000 00
Interest on refunding water
bonds Usued in 1899 1700 00
Total 3600 00
Sinking fund 700 00
Grand total f lCOO 00
Receipts of the city for fiscal year
ending March 6 1001
Saloon occupation tax f 2260 00
Miscellaneous licenses 438 95
Dogtax 218 00
Sidewalk repairs 39 CO
County treasurer general taxes 9241 61
County treasurer road taxes 097 77
Total 112880 09
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KlicrlfTn Hulr
Notice is hereby givon that by virtno
of an execution issned by Chris Schav
land clerk of tho district court of Madi
son county Nebraska npon n judgment
rendered iwforo Geo IS Richardson n
Justice of tho jHoco in Madison county
Nebraska and on the 20th day of March
1IK1 duly filed nnd docketed in the
olllco of tho clerk of tho district court of
Madison county Nebrabka in favor of
Toilet National bank of Jollot Illinois
and against Mosos Mihills and Elizabeth
Mihills for ouu hundred and eighty dol
lars and Mxty soven conts with interest
itt tho rate of six per cent per annum
nnd costs taxed at 3C5 nnd accruing
costs I havo levied upon tho following
real estate taken as tho proptrty of said
defendants to Batiefy said judgment
to wit
Lot sixteen 10 in block one 1 Nor
folk Junction Madison county Ne
braska And will offer tho same for
sale to the highest bidder for cosh in
hand on tho 21th day of Juno A D
1001 nt tho hour of ono oclock p in of
snld dny in front of tho east door of the
conrt house in Mndison Nebraska that
being the building wherein tho last
term of court wan held when and where
due attendance will bo given by the
undersigned
Dated thin 28th day of May 1001
Geo W Losev
Sheriff of paid County
C E DOUGHTY
Plumbing and Steam pitting
First class Work and
Reasonable Prices
Shop in the old Laundry Building on
South Fourth St
WHEN TOU WANT A GOOD
SHAVE or BATH
-GO TO-
W D Halls Barter Shop
MAIN tT THIlin DOOE EAtmOF FOURTB
T WILLE
City Scavenger
Water Closets and Cess Pools Cleaned
Leave orders at BraaschB Coal Office
Telephone L 01
HENRY E RYDER
- Tenclicrof tho
Piano Violin Organ Guitar and
Mandolin
Baptist Parsonage - 207 Fifth St
REYNOLDS STEWARTS
MACHINE
SHOP
is now open and ready for business
LATHE AND PLAINER work and all
kinds of Repairing done
R W Reynolds hnB had 22 years ex
perience and was foreman of the larg
est shop in Omaha for over 7 years
Give us a trial and be convinced or our
good work All work guaranteed
Opp Water Works NORFOLK
P J FUESLER
Merchant Tailor
Has a Fine Line of
Spring and
Summer
Suitings
All Up-to-date Goods
Made up in latest
Styles
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LOVERS
OF FINE LAUNDRY
will get fine results
their bundles to the
if they send
NORFOLK
Steam Laundry
Special attention given to the
Laundering of Shirt Waists Fam
ily washing solicited Phone 63
and our wagon will call
DAN CRAVEN
CRSEILER
Sale and
Boarding Barn
Horses Bought and Sold
Commission
traach Aveaw
aad Third St
on
PHONE 44
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ART McCOY
DEALER IN
Flour Feed Bakd Hay
Flower Garden and
Grass Seeds
Call telephone 121 and nsk the
oil wagon to stop
ART McCOY
James Richards M D
CULIST
And Expert Reac
tionist
Exnminiuion of the eyee
free to imtiecte ami patrot Oftice 1404
Fartiam St Omaha oppofcite Paxton Hotel
L L REMBE
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter
Agency for the Myers Force ano
Wind Mill Pumps
Prices Right
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Work
First door West of Post Office
We are now prepared to fill
all duplicate orders from any
negative that was taken by Mr
Hoyex or Michael and will be
glad to have you call on us
when wishing any duplicates
Remember the place South
Fourth street and Madison
avenue
JOHNSON JOHNSON
Artists
MRS H H HULL
Manicuring
Shampooing
Baths
Tblktbonb No 447
Rooms on North Ninth Street
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gARNES TYLER
Norfolk
Attorneys at
A puzzling question for many of you is
Of whom shall 1 buy my diamonds watches
cut glass etc All we ask is that you criti
cally examine our goods consider the way
they are made and finished who stands back
of every piece anxious to correct all faults
should there be any and let your own good
sense dictate If you wish cheaper goods we
will order them for you We have everything
in the music line
C S HAYES graduate optician Eyes
tested free Watch inspector for the P E
M V E R Fine watch work a specialty
HAYES JEWELRY MUSIC HOUSE
Norfolk Neb
ROLLMAN CHERRY SEEDER
Thi perfect cheny seeder does not crush the cherry or cause any lots of juice A
practical machine for large small or California cherries The seed extracting knite
drives seed into one dish and actually throws the cherry into another The marks of the
knife can scarcely be seen on the seeded fruit Seeds from ao to 30 quarts per hour
Ask your dealer for it If he cannot furnish we will send it anywhere in the U S
express prepaid on receipt of 1 For further information write to the manufacturers
ROLLMAN MANUFACTURING CO 150Penn Avenue Mount Joy Pa
J B BarneB
1 U D Tyler
Law
Nebrasl n
JR H T HOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Snrgeon
Olllce Citizens National Batik Bnilding
Telephone 101
Sanitarium and Residence Main and 13th St
Teleulioue 9
Norfolk - Nebraska
g J COLE
DENTIST
Office over Citizens National Bank Retidenet
one block north of Congregational chnrch
Norfolk - - Nebraska
ylSS MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker
Dp ttftirs in Cotton block over Bacme etortl
Firet cluee work guaranteed
Norfolk
Nebraska
lyffRS SADIE HART MILLER
Osteopathic Physician
Rooidb oyer Hayes Jewelry House Norfolk
POWERS HAYS
Attorneys at Law
Rooms 10 11 and 12 Mast block
Norfolk
Nebraska
gESBIONS BELL
Undertakers and Enibalniere
Sections Blk Norfolk Are
Norfolk Nebraska
For riambiog Steam Fitting romps Tnki
Wind Mills
And 11 work in tbit lies call do
W H RISH
Bbtisfactlon Guaranteed
First door Booth of Tub Dajlt News Offie
M I 8PAULDINC
DEALER IN
FLOUR - FEED
TELEPHONE
NO 83
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