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REPUDLICAN TICKET.
State.
For .ItnluK of tlu > Hiiirrimi | ( Vutt -
H. II , Bllimwirii Vorl
Kor HrtfonlKif tlio rilnto Unherill -
O.J. KIINHT Mncoln
U. l < . Oooi.n * ' Hula
Rcpubllcnn County Convantlon.
Tlin rnpnlillrmi nlnot rn of Minlimn romil ) ,
Nalirniikii , urn riKiinvli | < il lit fi'iiil ili'lrualnn from
tlin nntiirnl MitliiK liri-o nctK to mcnt In < oinon-
lion nt lUtllol'mok Nolir nlit Snpt 21 IWM.
nt 11 oVIork n. in. , for tint | niri > ni > n nf plnrliiK
liinomlmitlon nun cit il iliiln for nncli of tlin
follow IIIK olllci1' .
{ 'omily'rmmror , ro nty r'nrk. count ) JinlKn
comity Hiipmintni ilnnt , rininty Mm III , comity
nUTOor , com t ) coionnr r iin'y mininla-
nlonnr of tlin N'onnil iliittr'rl. ' Al t for tint
trnnimctlmi c > ( Midi o hur Im Imtoi u i > 11) l t
In otilor.
TlioHO\nrnl prwIiiclH urn null Inil to rnprn-
' ( miniInn mi follouH , tint apportionment IIIMIIK
linri'il nn tlin volitriiHl for \\illliiin .MrKlulny
fur prrxlilnnt nt tint nlnctlnn of Niunmlinr Hill
1KX ) . holiiK' nnnilnlKMiitn nt lurun forxnnli Mttlng
liroolnc't , iinil onn ilnli < k'nti < fur itnch t\Mint )
vnii'H nr ntnjnr frur Inn lln'ri'itf
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SnromlMinl . . . . T Union 1
Third until 12 Kntr\lmv -t
Konrtli wiird 4 Krliiinlcinft S
Onthliln ll 'Mini-Irk
Vallny . . .t Shnll ( Vnk . . . 12I
Dour Cn-nk ! t KiiliiinnriMt I
.li > lurron II ( Iri'xn ( liuilnn ,1
( IniMi 4 MadlMin , outnliln , 4
HlKlilnnd 4
MinllMUi ritv in Totnl .122
It IK riiioiniiiiunlnil tlinl prncincl prliiuirlcn
( MI linld on Hnliinlny. S | it. 14tlmt ; nn pro < li <
! M > nlliiuiiil nnil Hint ilnli'untnii prri-cnt diet tint
full \ntn of tlio ilnli'Kiill' n.
J. I , . KNFSKI. . I ) VVIIMIITI. . \ .
Hccri'liiry. t halrmiin.
Annrcliy will untloubti'tlly HOOII lie
out t-o fur UK tins tt'nc'hiiiK IH
by
IIMH hud quito c'ltouuh ruin
for the timu buing uiul altoKothcr too
much frost Stimil up for
croj ) thut WHH i\p-
illy Hliuuliwd There HWIIIH
all Icliulh--iintl clit'iip.
tmtl populists linil nn
tit tliclr ftiHion hlitto
mil the iliMiiocratH
to ilofoiul C/ol-
bo disiippointod
oven thouil > they
put up tlio show of u ll lit and the
pcoplo will not cotiHitliT thuin poor prao-
tltlonors if they lose.
If nuy jury would olimr Ozolgng/
wou\tl \ in turn bo heartily and clVeotu-
ally condemned by tlio public , wl.ieh IB
ovldonco that pnblio opinion is , after
nil , u very fair court of jnstico when the
case is fully untlerhtood.
who acknowli'dj'CH mich a
Hupreino disn-gartl and abhorrence of
law , displayed his incoiiBibtency early
in the proceedings when ho appealed to
the protection of tlio law from the fury
of the outraged people at HniValo.
TliOFO who want no law really want no
liuv that will oppose them. The law
ngnlnst the other follow is all right but
when it conies to a law opposing their
wishes and desires it is all wrong.
Souio of the p.ipers that have pub
lished the most questionable forms of
cartoons are among the llrst to condemn
them since their eyes have been opened
by the occurrences of the past few
weeks. Cartoonists have boon given
greater license than writers in the past
but it is probable that from this tune on
their privileges will bo somewhat cur
tailed. Cartoonists should not bo per
mitted to convey impressions more
boldly than writers or speakers.
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Edgar Howard of Columbus had some
diflioulty in getting the democratic state
convention to endorse his views on the
railroad pass question in respect to of
fice-holders. His resolution was turned
down by the committee and met with
considerable opposition on the iloor of
the convention. The judge should rec
ollect that there were members of the
convention who had held oflico and who
found that auti pass was very ulco as a
theory but not so easy to practice and
they have no particular wish to bo again
confronted by the inconsistency which
was partially responsible for their defeat -
feat last fall.
The people of this country may not
carry their patriotism on their sleeveat
nil times , but there are many perhoiih in
different parts of the country who can
testify that at times it is an exceedingly
precarious experiment to question or in
sult that . A
loyalty. young farmer near
lluiubold is one of the o. He expressed
gratification that McKiuley had been
shot and Tuesday night a crowd of in
dignant citr/ous with a supply of tar
and feathers gave him a lesson on patri
otism that ho is not likely to forget soon.
Ho threatens to prosecute , but it is
doubtful is ho can fcecuro iv jury that
will support his views. In Iowa an
editor threw a woman out of his olllco
who had spoken disparagingly of tlio
late president , and there were numer
ous evidences of loyalty in other parts
of the country that could not be ques
tioned ,
Witnesses Final Operations of
French Army Maneuvers.
niDCS INTO THICK OF FIGHT.
France Entertains tluoaln'o Ruler With
an Exhibition of Drllllntj and Fort j
Stormlno nt Complcune Follows
the Movements on Horseback.
Cotnplpgnc. Sept. 20.Hmporor
NMcholuH PMHHPI ! u day full of IntoroHt.
The morning WIIH spout In wltnoHHlng
the Iliuil opi'iutliuiH of tin1 grnnd wont-
LM n iiiniK'tivcrH , al which the c/.ar
lor tlif llrnt tlmo came Into contact
with the Kiunch army operating un
der war conilltlutiH anil not muruly In
paindi1 tmlforiiiH.
The tioopH were camped on tlio
plain around Fort Vltry In tlio early
morning. OpcratlniiH began at 10 , on
tlio arrival ol the czar , who , BUT-
intituled by Fiem-h and llmittlitn ( iturt
olllcdi-H. followed moHl movement * on
liorHebneU. The cziirlim and President
I.ouliet , accompanied by M. Waldeck-
HouiiHomi , the premier , followed In
canlageH diawn by i.lx aitlllery
horncH. Mine than once the lltiHslan
emperor galloped ahead among the
HoldleiH and watched their pioceod-
IngH an though di'nliouB of HatlHt'ylng
liluiHclf of tlielr olllclcncy nml value an
lighting iinltH.
The HKIrmlHhlng army early devel
oped an attack on the minor lort , Fort
Fremio. The c/ar and c/.arliia. with
M. I.ouliet and otherH , mounted the
earthworKH limlde and watched a
whole army corim advance to the aa
Hatilt. The enemy approached In
heavy llne.M under cover of the. uhells
of their artillery , to which the fort
rcHpomlcd. The position wan llnally
carrleil at the point of the bayonet.
It WIIH a highly theatrical operation ,
utterly Impossible In war , hut can led
out with the diuih for which the
French soldier IH famous , and It
arouseil the enthiislaHin of thonimndH
of Hpectators , who ( ollowed the ma
neuvers on foot and In evoty con
celvahle Kind of vehicle.
DOERS ARE STILL ACTIVE.
Capture 200 British Soldiers and Three
Guno at Scheepcr's Nek.
London , Kept. 20 The Moors have
captured S)0 ! ( ) Mrltlsh ttoopa and throe
gtuiH at Schconor's nek.
A dlapatch fioin Lord Kltchoner ,
from Pretoria , dated Sept. VS , an
nounced that the MoorH , Sept. 17 , ambushed -
bushed three coiiipanioH of moiinted In
fantry , with tlneo gtiim , commanded
by Major ( tough , In the vicinity of
Scheeper'H nek. Alter novcro lighting
the MiitlHh woio overpowered and lost
their guiiH , thu slght and broechlocks
of which wore llrst destroyed. Two
olllcors and 11 men were killed and
5 olllcor.s nml 113 men \\ero wounded.
Five ollleorn and 150 men were mailo
prisoners. Major dough , who escaped
during the night , tepoitB that the
HoerH numbered I.OnO men and that
they were commanded by General
liotlui.
General French reports that Com
mandant Smuts. In order to break
through a cordon , rtishod on a squad-
ion of the Soveuteenth lancers at
KlnndH liver poott. Killing three olll
cers anil "it men and wounding one
ollker and ISO men. The Moors , who
were diossed In Khaki nml who were
mistaken for Mritlsh troops , lost
heavily.
Ridrjley to Succeed Dcwes.
Chicago. Sept. 10. ! A special to the
Tribune trom Canton says : President
Hoosevelt. In conformity with his pol
icy to carry out as far as possible
the plans of President McKlnley , an
nounced the appointment of W. M.
Rldgley of Springfield , Ills. , as comp
troller of the currency. Mr. Hidgley ,
who Is the son-in-law of Senator Cul-
loin , was the choice of the Inte presi
dent for the post to be made vacant
on Oct. 1 , by the retirement of Charles
W. Dawes. In fact , the commission
was signed by Mr. McKlnley just be
fore fhe journey to lluffalo , but formal
announcement of the appointment was
delayed.
Must Answer for Assault.
Clay Center , Kan. , Sept. 20. Ex-
Representative Wlltam Mradbury was
arrested yesterday on a charge of as
sault and battery. It Is charged that
ho horsewhipped Corporal S. P. Hur-
nott In a pasture adjoining his farm
south of Mroughton and that while
Mrs. nurnett was herding cattle In the
same pasture Mradbury struck her
over the head and body with a horse
whip , severely wounding her head.
Bradbury gave bond for his appear
ance nt the next term of the district
court.
Wellington Denies Interview.
Washington , Sept. 20. Dr.V. . A.
Croffut of this city has received n let
ter from Senator Wellington of Mary
land , in which the senator says ho
gave no Interview to the newspapers
expressing Indifference to the shoot
ing of President McKlnley , but re
fused again and again to say anything
for publication , "for the reason that
McKlnley had done mo such Injury as
I could never lorglvo and I felt that
It would bo better to say nothing at
this time. "
Ferris Wheel Collapsed.
Flint. Mich. . Sept. 20. Seven pco
plo were hurt , one probably fatally ,
by the collapse of a Ferris wheel at
the fair grounds here yesterday. The
wheel was loaded with 1C people when
it crashed to the ground. Fred Hoard-
man of lonu , Mich. , received piobably
fatal injuries. The owner of the wheel
lied after the accident and cannot bo
located.
CAPITAL TEN PERCENtRS ,
, , /
( ill , t iniK-iK < IrrUd Who l.cnil to
'I In-lr IVIIiMV U'orkcrn.
"I tccUon I'll well my tmlury this
month. " teiiiiiil.ed tlio young census
clerk.
"To whom ? " nwlu-d his friend.
"Why , to one of tlio ten percentore ,
of course. " WIIH the reply.
Dialogues such as thin are of fre
quent oeciincnce between government
Hoiks In Washington toward the end
of the month. When n clerk sells his
Biliary to a ten percenter , he gives the
hitler nn I O IT for the entire salary
due him on the following pay day and
iccclU'H In i'\chiinge IK ) per cent of the
amount. The man who makes the limn
retains the remaining 10 per cent ,
whence his name of ten percenter.
The ten peieenter IH said in e\lst
under one name or another In all of the
gient federal department buildings In
WiiHhington. lie Is Invariably a shiewd
government clerk who him n bit of
money of his own or linn wived his mil-
nry until HH accumulation repiesents
a tidy little mini. This capital he Is
ever lendy to lend In sums of from $10
(0 (
In ii majority of the Washington of-
HCCH the laws against usurers are so
rigorously enforced thut the ten per
center IH unable to transact business
In safety us an Individual ; he exists
neveitholoHS under the protecting title
of n benellelnl society. These fake PO-
Holies should not lie confused with
the mutual beiiellchiry organizations
which have been established for a
number of years In many of the tie-
piiiimeiiK notably the government
pi hit Ing ulllce , for the purpose of aid
ing sick or ( INaliled members and their
families and of burying the dead. The
len percenters' Hoelety never Includes
more than live or six members. They
have their charter and a carefully
dniwii constitution and bylaws.
Kneli member contributes n certain
amount of money to the funds of the
concent , and the other employees of
the ollloo are quietly Informed how
they can be accommodated with a loan
for n small bonus. On the llrst of every
month the pool divides Its profits.
These organizations are usually short
lived , as they become unpopular when
the business begins to grow large. Tito
death of one fake association Is rapidly
followed by the birth of a successor.
differing from Its predecessor In name
only , so that the ten percenters nro en
abled to ply ilielr trade without much
Inturrtiptlon. New York Sun.
Complain.
Young Wife This talk about men
being so Impatient when a woman Is
getting ready to go anywhere IM nil
nonsense.
Friend Doesn't your husband com
plain at all ?
Young Wife-No. Indeed ! Why , last
evening 1 couldn't llml my gloves and
bail a long bunt for half a dozen other
things , and yet when I was llnally
diessed and went down stairs to my
husband there he was by the lire read
ing ami snioklrig as calmly as If I
wasn't half an hour late.
Friend Well , I declare ! Where were
you going ?
Young Wife To prayer meeting.
New York Weekly.
The Kongo Is one of the widest waterway -
way * on the globe , If not the llnost. In
some parts It Is so wide thr.t vessels
may pass one another and yet be out of
sight.
Short-Horn Sale.
Auction s.tlo to bo held nt Pierce ,
Neb. , October 13. Our second draft
sulo Irom the Elkhorn Valley herd of
Short-Horn cattle will occur at my
f.trni , ono-luilf mile from Pierce , Satur
day , October 12. Nineteen young bulls
and - cows and heifers ! All cows of
sulllcient ago \\ill have calves at foot or
be safely bred. The two Scotch bulls in
service are Baron Montrath by Baron
Cruickshank ! ! rd and Lavender Chief -'d
by Imp. Lavender Lad 1157. ! ) ! ) ! Send
for our catalogue at once and como I
L. MASON & SONS ,
Pierce , Nebr.
Store Fixtures.
Got our prices on billiard and pool
tables before buying elsewhere ; sold on
oisy payments. Our cushions ore
guaranteed for twenty years , and are
made by n now vulcanizing process ,
Old tables fitted with our cushions ore
as good as new , satisfaction gnarauteed
or money refunded. See our advertise
ment of "manager wanted" for lawful
slot machinft.
PALMEK BILLUUD TAHLE WOKKS ,
Chicago , 111.
Poll SALE Several good farms near
Norfolk on easy terms , also n largo list
of city property. G. R. SEILEU.
New Goods in Every Department.
Our largo line of fall and winter un
derwear is in. Wo can give you any of
the best styles that are made.
Children's outing llannol gowns , 'IS
cents and up.
Sleeping suits , . " > 0 cents and up.
Ladies' outing flannel gowns , CO cents
up to the best.
Children's cloaks Wo am showing
the best line of children's clonk * , ages
from.tho firbt long cloak up to 13 years.
Mns. J. Br.xsox ,
South Kith street ,
Omaha , Nebr.
Strong Points.
The program to be heard at the M. K.
church contains beautiful vocal rendi
tions by the peerless Schubert Lady
quartette , delightful selections by their
Mandolin and Guitar club , nrti tic
violin solos , comio and serious readings
by the entertainer , Mr. Louis MoPike ,
and urtibtic contralto and Eoprauo solos ,
BAKNIH : fc TYLER , jfc
Attornt-jH at Lint ,
Norfolk , Ncbru In
JJU. II. T. IIOLDKN
Ihnncopiillilc riijHlclan anil
Olllco , ( 'Itlroim Niitloiml Hunk Iluililluic ,
Tolutiliono 101 ,
Ban I tar In in mill Hunliluncn , .Main anil 13tti Bl
Toluilioiio | U.
Norfolk ,
E J. COLE ,
DKNTIST.
Olllco ovnr Cltlroti'ft Nntlonal llnnk. Hcpldcnot
line Mock north of loiiKruKiittoiiitl clnircli ,
Norfolk ,
MAllYSIIKLLISY
Faslilonnblo Dressmaker.
Up stnirf in Cotton lilock , ovnr Ilimm'e itori
Norfolk , Nebraska
. SADIE HART MILLER.
Ostcopathic Physician ,
Itooinx HUT IlnjUf' Jout'lrj Hontc. Norfolk
pOWEUS & HAYS ,
Attorneys nt Law.
Koonie 10 , 11 nnil 12 , Mitxt Mock.
Norfolk Nebrixskn
SESSIONS As BELL ,
t'liilertiiliors and Knilinliiierp ,
SetfloiiB Illk. , Norfolk Avo.
Norfolk , Nebraska
For Plumbing , Steam Filting l'uinps ' , Tank'
Wind Mills
And all work In thin line cull on
STITT& WHITE.
Satisfaction Gnnrnntood ,
First door Sontn of TUB DAILY NEWS Otllc * .
I.oa\o ordorB at A. K. Lnurnuco's otllco.
MRS. H. H. HULL
Manicuring ,
Shampooing ,
Baths.
TELEPHONE No , 447.
Rooms cm North Ninth Street
WHEN YOU WANT A ( JOOI )
SHAVE or BATH
( JO TO
W , 0 , Hall's Barter Shop ,
MAIN riT. . THMin DOOK EAST OF FOURTH
James Richards , M. D.
OCULIST
And Expert Refrno
llonlst.
Examination of the oC8
FBcn tti iwtlonts nml imtrooe. Olllco 1101
Fiirnam St. , Omaha , opiiobito 1'axton Hotel.
j.c. YOCU
RESIDENT PIANO TUNER
Olllco with J. D. Sturgeon ,
NOUFOLK , - - NKIIHVSKA.
L. L. REMBE ,
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter.
Agency for the Myers Force anr
Wind Mill Pumps.
Prices Right.
Satisfaction Guaranteed o all Work
First door West nf Post Offlco
DR. N. J. HOAGLAND ,
Osteopathic Physician.
Office Room , i nd 3 > Bishop Block.
f , both ncuto ntul chronic , fucccseful.
ly troatoil without the tifo of ilrtiKB or Intfo. I
Mill Im iiSBihtc < liu my otlico by my wife , Stella
Honnlaml. All callt i > romi > tly mis\\ere < l at
jour residence or nt my olllco.
Office Hours :
9:00 : to iaoo : a. m. ilo : to 4:30 p m.
DR.PARKER
DENTIST
Mast Block.
GROWN AND BRIDGE WORK.
PLATES , S6.00 TO $8.00.
COMING SOON !
NORFOLK AUDITORIUM.
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A Production that may Appropriately be Termed ,
"The Light of Russia"
E. J. CARPENTER'S i
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Phenomenally Popular and Successful Melodrama
FOR HER SAKE
FLAWLESS PLAY FOUNDED ON TRUTH
Beaming with Barbaric
Romance and Realism !
Massive and Masterly
Reproductions !
Towering Triumph of Two Continents
Seats on Sale at Leonard's Drug Store. Prices 35 , 50 and 75 Cents.
O. A. LU1KAUT , PllKHIDKNT. W. H JOHNSON , CAHHIEB.
CHAB. 8. IIIUUOK. VICE I'BKSIDENT. LEO I'ASEWALK , AHS'T CABUIBB
The Citizens National Bank.
Capital , $50,000. Surplus , 85,000.
liny anil neil exchange ou this countrj uu < l all imrts of Enropo , Farm Loans ,
nirectori. CAKL Assies , W H. JOUNROM , ( HAS. S. HEJDOK. ( ' W. BBAAKCII , U. M
SWANK. H. A LUIKABT. T. K. MEMMINOEB. L. SESSIONS
Get What You Ask for at * . . 'I
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UHLE'S GROCERY.
ALL ORDERS are filled promptly and witu care. ;
Our goods are FIRST-CLASS in every particular. ; ;
We know precisely what is wanted by our custom- : ;
ers.
We aim to Give you the Best Value
for Your Money.
South side Main St. , between 2d and 3d. Telephone 41. } *
H-H-I-M-I-I-I-H-I-I-M-I-P
C. W. BRAASCM ,
DEALER IN
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Exclusive agent lor the Celebrated Sweetwater Roci : Spring Coal the
best in tbe market.
Scranton Hard Coal in all sizes. TELEPHONE Ol.
BABIES. *
ATL
. . .CRY FOR ,
AND BREAD MADE FROM
BON TON FLOUR
Tried You Have Them ? SUGAR CITY CEREAL MILLS
MADETOCHEER .
PARIS EXPOSITION . - * > I9OO
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UEALEH IN
FLOUR , - FEED ,
TELEPHONE : : NO.
Supremely Novel Scenic
& Spectacular Effects !
The Misdeeds of the
Mighty now Unmasked !
C. E. DOUGHTY ,
Plumbing and Steam pitting
First-class Work nnil
Reasonable Prices.
Shop in the old Lnnmlry Building on
South Fourth St.
