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About The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1901)
SATURDAY SIFTINGS , J. F , Smith wiia In the city yesterday from Leigh. Al , Ayers of Wisncr was a Norfolk visitor yesterday. Mrs. J. 0. Aid is epected homo today from tinhdn , Col. ' C. B. Durlnnd went to Phxlnvlow yes terday on business. R. W. Hoyt is expected hero tomorrow from Marcollne , Mo , II. S. Beck of Pierce was in the city yesterday on business. Otto Thorpe of Coleridge wns a Nor folk visitor yesterday. Snm Friedman wns over from Mndi- sou on busiuoiH yesterday. Walter Stcphan of Council Bluffs , I own , IB lu Norfolk on business. Mrs. G , F. McCorinltk left nt noon for n visit with relatives nt Creighton. Captniu F. Geguer of Madison is n guest nt the homo of Mr. nud Mrs. Win. Ahlnmn. Mr. nud Mrs. Storrs Mnthowson re turned nt noon todny fromjtholr wedding trip east. Mrs. Fred Sldler nnd children re turned todny from n visit with relatives nt Wiusido. Mrs. L. E. Hart goes to Fromout to morrow to spend Sunday with her hus band , who has n position in thnt city. The mask ball given nt Mntqunrdt's hull Inst evening by Prof. Chambers wns fnirly well nttended nnd was heartily enjoyed by those present. Arthur Ahlmau has closed out his bicycle business nt Madison nnd today brought his stock of goods over nnd plnced them with the Ahluinn Bros. ' btock. Noligh thieves hnvo n particular penchant for stealing hnrnebs nnd few days are allowed to pass when one or more horse owners do not report the loss of harness. Rev. Geo. V. Clark nnd Rev. Mr. Cross , who nttended the Congregational association , entertained the pupils of the High school and Eighth grade yesterday with short talks. I. W. Alter wns in the city over night onrouto to his homo in Wayne from Grnud Island , where he attended n meeting of the A. O. U. W. grand lodge flnnnco committee. Mrs. T. W. Whcnton nnd sou Jnmio of South Omnhn pleasantly surprised her parents , Mr. nud Mrs. J. E. Simp- hou , by arriving nt their homo for a visit of a week or two. Miss Oriole Adams entert-ined her Sunday school class nt her home on time was spout in music and games , nfter which refreshments wore berved. Ohns. Ohilson , foreman of the gang that is erecting the stnndpipo at the Norfolk hospital for the insane wns unlled to his home in Omaha by n tele- grim stating tint his child was not ex pected to live. The pipe for the extension of the water mains along Philip avenue has ar rived nnd the trouch has beou cleaned out nud placed in rendiness for laying it. The work of laying it will probably begin next week. A company of Miss Margaret Mor row's intimate friends gave her n sur prise this afternoon nud presetted her with a handsome chafing dish. The party was in the nature of a f nre well , ns Miss Morrow expects to lenve soon for Washington. Rev Franklin Baker gave another flinch party last evening to about twenty young married people nt the homo of Mr. nud Mrs. J. L. Beech in South Nor folk. Refreshments were served during the evening. The new gnmo is proving very popular. John Ohesnutwood is still very low at his home on South Thirteenth street but his condition showed slight im provement todny. However , the hopes for his ultimate recovery are slight and n decided change in his condition no d surprise no one. It is announced thnt Superintendent of Construction A. O. Perry hns 100 men nt work on the proposed Atkinson & Niobrnrn River railway nnd it is ex pected to hnve trains running by the first of the yenr. The proposed road is to be 34 miles long. Lines of new hitching posts hnve been put in on Fourth nnd Fifth streets for the convenience of teamsters who nre no longer permitted to tie their teams on Main street. The arrange ment will meet with the henrty npprovnl and apprecintion of horse owners. Mr. nud Mrs. O. B. Burrows leave for Lincoln tomorrow to nttend the funeral of Mr. Burrows' nunt , Mrs. Reese , widow of the Into Judge M. B. Reese. The deceased lady went to Denver nbout three weeks ngo , to visit her son , and died there. Mrs. T. F. Memmlnger of Mndleon , niece of the decensed , will nlso attend the funeral. Pierce Lender : F. H. Grunwnld re ceived n letter on Tuesdny from nn un do in Gormnuy , FranHiurlch Grun wnld , that was rend with great interest. The uncle is over 100 years of age , being born April 8 , 1801 , and it is marvelous thnt so nged n gentleman is nble to write n letter. F. H. says thnt the old gentle man is in full possession of all of his mental faculties , except thnt of hearing. Madison Star : Charlie Cluto , who for the pubt U7 yenrs has resided In Mud- IROII county , loft with his family for Boyd county Monday , where ho will make his future homo. Mr. Cluto and John Frisch brought to Madron with nn ox tenui the first timber thnt WIXH ever sold out of n lumber yard in Madi son The Star is extremely sorry to neo Mr. Cluto nud Ills estimable family leave this community. The pupils of the Fifth grndo in the Lincoln building , Miss Edith Morrow tt-noher , hnvo raised the money nocoi- Bnry nnd purchased a bookcase as a stut t for n huhool library. They already ) m\o 100 books in their library and expect to add more from time to time. Ttiis is n commendnblo movement nnd people Having desirable books to spare could perhaps do no bettor than contribute them and thus entourage the children iu their efforts , The side walk on North Fourth street leading to the Auditorium is in a condi tion that might roailt in injury to some one nnd n damage suit ngaiiibt the city. There are several broken plunks that should bo repaired. Recently a little girl stopped into ouo of the holes and liurt her leg , but fortunately she sus tained no borions injury. There nro other walks in the city thnt need the sixmo hort of treatment und n tour of the bide walk inspector nnd repairer would undoubtedly result beneficially. The Pierce Call relatih nn instance of nu Omaha citi/.en who was visiting there and became improbscd with the price nt which sowing machines were offered by n local dealer. Ho went homo and learm d that the Ouiahn dealer were offering the sumo machine at n cost of fl ( ) or iflo more than the Pierce mer chant asked and immediately sent in an order to the Pierce merchant lor a mix cbino. This should be of advantage to people who have the impression thnt they can buy goods cheaper in Omaha or other largo cities than they can at homo. MADISON. The Methodist parsonage is well un der way. A. J. Durlaud drove down from Nor folk Wednesday. Miss Amelia Bauch is reported as not being so well as n few dnjKiigo. Chief of Police Kane cnme down from Norfolk with n couple of prisoners Tues day i veiling. John Price of Leigh stopped in town n short time Tint-day while enrouto to Battle Cieek. MoBrido's bowling alloy was opened lust Friday evening , nnd many are now enjoying the now sport. Miss MAttie Eddy was pleasantly Mir- rfiiolIVililrn ? nvnititifr lv- n Imct. nf lu r young friends , the occasion being her tenth birthday. The remains of Alex Spcnce arrived from Sacramento , Gal. , Saturday even ing. Services were held at the hotel parlors Sunday morning nud the inter ment was made nt Stnnton. Oitruer anil Cliuracttir of Abialmiii Lincoln. An nddress by Joseph Chonte , Am bassador to Great Biitaiu , on the career ufcd character of Abraham Lincoln his early life his early struggles with the woild his character as developed in the later years of his life nnd his nd- ministration , which placed his unmo so high on the world's roll of honor nnd fame , hns been published by the Ohicngo , Mtlwnukee & St. Pnul Railway and mny be had by sending six 'G ) cents in postage - ago to F. A. Miller , General Passenger Agent , Chicago , 111. A Cut in the Rates to Buffalo via the Illinois Central. As the closing day ( October 81) ) of the wonderful Pau-Americnn exposition draws nenr , the railroad rates hnve been reduced so much thnt the Illinois Cen tral is enabled to offer excursion tickets to Buffalo nt rates considerably less than hnlf fare. Tickets will bo on sale during the re mainder of October , and will be limited to leave Buffnlo returning , for such trains ns reach Chicago on Tuesdays , Thursdays nud Snturdnys , not Inter thnu midnight of the sixth day , includ ing dnte of sale. These six-dny tickets will not be accepted in sleeping cnrs. Tickets bearing limits of fifteen nnd twenty days will be on snle every day until October 81 nt corresponding rntes. For a circular giving rates to Buffalo from principal Illinois Central stations , nud n beautifully illustrated booklet de scriptive of the "Rainbow City , " nd dress J. F. MERIIY , Asst. Genl. Pass. Agent , Dubuque , Iowa. Perhaps You Wonder if the tormenting cold that made Inst winter ono long misery will be as bad this year Certainly not , if you take Allen's Lung Balsam when tickling and rawness in the thront anuonuco the presence of the old enemy. Do not expect the cold to wear itself out. Take the right remedy in time. Allou.s Lung Balbatu is free from opium. SIS to Buffalo Pan-American and Re turn SIS. Tickets on sale daily via the Nicklo Pinto road , good returning ton dnys from dnte of sale. Especially low rates for 15 to ! JO dnys limit Ohicngo to Buffnlo nud return. Tickets nt lowest rates to nil points enst. John Y. Cnln hnn , general agent , 111 Adnm'a street , Ohicngo. Chicago city tlcket ofllce 111 Adams street. TIIENOUKOLKNKWS ! FRIDAY , NOVKMKKH 1,1001 , 0 MONDAY MENTION , I' .1. Onshln Sundayid lu Oniixhu Mr. mid Mrs. Ihiimitn Huttlor tipont Sunday in O'Ne.111. Misses Lena Wutzol nnrt Maud Under- berg spoilt Sunday in M.xdlson. Miss Kuto Stafford mndo the round trip tn nml from Oinnhn Saturday. Mr. nml Mrs. O , S. Hayes and daughter drovu to Madison Saturday. Oscar Barr nml Irn Austin drove to Pierce nml spent Sunday with Eugene Austin , Mrs. Chad. Bridge roturnotl Snturdny ovouitiK from n visit with relatives itt Fromout. Mr. nml Mrs. M A. Miller drove to Battle Crook yesterday to spend the duy with friends. Word 1ms been received here thnt U. B. Woller'B brother hud died Saturday nt his homo in Stella. Arthur Shun , assistant principal nt High school wont to Omaha Saturday , returning this morning. Mrs Frank Guteln rwho 1ms been vlb- ititig Mrs. W. H. Huffman , returned tn her homo in Scribnor tod.iy. llov , Edwin Booth of Hloomlleld oc cupied the pulpit at the First Congrega- tionnl church yesterday morning. Mrs. Siihiiii Ktorstemlcamo down from Tildon Saturday and spent Sunday at the homo of her brother , S 15. Dean. Mrs C ! A Lulkart nnd Miss Com drove to Bnttlu Crook Balm day. E II. Luiknrt returned with them and spent Sunday at home. Judge 0 T. Simpson loft on the curly train this morning for lii.s homo in Orleans , by way of Oiiiiiha , nftir a pleasiuit visU with liis parents , Col. and Mrs. J. E. Simpson. Miss Anna Lobnow and Mr. Al J. Niquotte , both will known to Norfolk people , wore married nt Fromout Thurs day evening. They loft for St Paul , Minn , Friday morning where they will visit Mr. Niquotto's folks. Sotno of Norfolk's early risers report tliut n splendid rainbow overspread the eastern heavens this morning nt ft : 'K ) o'clock , before the sun had risen. Tne moon bhono brilliantly , however , nnd was responsible for the unusual display. Miss Mary Welter returned this noon from a threo-monthH1 visit to her old homo in Kirkingon , Germany. Sheen- joyed a very pleasant trip and had a good visit but was delighted to get back to Norfolk. Her bister , Theresa , returned with her. Fred Hothenbiirg died Friday of can cer ot the stomach at his home It ! miles north of the city and was buried today from Hoskins. Shortly beforeh's ' death Mr. Uothonlmrg bud purchased iv farm near the sugar factory and expected to take possession soon. After n week or more of splendid weather that was heartily appreciated the storm king again took possession last night and almost an inch of rain was precipitated. It cannot bo Mild , however , that the people were thankful foi the moisture as the roads wore just getting in ftiir condition nnd outdoor work has been delayed. Creighton Courier : A deal was closed last weik whereby John Conway , of Holt county , purchased the Creighton Holler Mill of J. L. Pncknrd. Mr. Conway - way will take possession nbout the first of November. Jake Coo who has been employed for the past four or five years in the Lower Mills , will tnko charge of the Oroighton Mill under the new man ngemeut. The horpo nttnched to the laundry de livery wagon took nu txtrn spurt this morning on West Madison avenue vihou the driver , was not handy and delivered laundry in its own wny which would be far from satisfactory either to the laundry management or its customers. The packages were scattered promiscu ously along the innddy street while the nuinial exerted his Lest speed in reach ing his bnrn. The Fremont Commercial club is nt present interested in improving the rends lending to thnt city nnd oxpcctH soon to be ndvised by n government ex pert ns to how the roads in this part of the country cnn best bo improved. The merchants of thnt city value the patron age of the farmers in the neighborhood to the extent that they will do nil in their power to have the city accessible nt nil times regardless of the wenther. Stnnton P.cket : As husking progresses it is found that corn is yielding better than expected. Herman Draubo says that his which is in the valley , is husk ing out -45 bushels to the acre. Other fields nre yielding various amounts but nenrly nil of them more thnn wns ex- pected. Loebe Bros , hnve finished gnth- ering one field which made 25 bushels per acre. It wns their poorest corn nnd latest planting and nt one time ninny believed - lioved thnt it would not make nny corn. The gnmo wardens made n rnid nlong the Pintle river Wednesday near Louis ville nnd in n 10-mile trip captured nud destroyed LM nets nnd libernted over 2,000 fish from boxes. The majority of the fish wore sinnll , but several weighed ns high ns 10 pounds npieco. Twenty- two of the nets were found in one place , They were piled up on the bank nud burned. It is very evident from this thnt an effort to protect the fish am gnmo of Nebraska wns begun none too BOOU. The AiuBworth Stnr Journal speaks in highly complimentary lernm of an elocutionary entertainment given \ > y i Miss Krttluir Mason of tills oily at ( ho llrown county court , house on Iho even ing of the 'Jlnl under I ho auspices of the Olirlhllun Kndcavor unduly of the Con grogaiionnl church. Among other things the Star-Journal Hiiyn : "Miss Mason is a llnlnlnul elocutionist , IIIIH a K'ood volco , splendid facial expression , nnd ns nn imporMinator is one of the best wo hnvo listened to in yiarn , Her 'VII- lugo CKwslp,1 'Tim Deacon's Hide , ' nml other readings were the very nome of perfection , while her Scotch dialect ! > icccs would outdo n canny Scotsman liiniholf. " Friends of the homo patronage move ment will rocognl'/.o the pertinency of the suggestion that nn important homo ndiiHtry is n good ( louring mill nnd can not fail to understand that lluvr patron age is n factor In maintaining such an industry nnd that through it much good xccrucs to the town. For iiiHtanco the Sugar C'lty Ooronl Mill company pays ihnut $1,000 n month for help and ulxtut 5UMXK ) n mo'ith to the fiirmorn for the jnxln used. Mcrohnnts , who receive a largo amount of the bom lit from this source , can afford to lw reciprocal , and inyono who desires tholr money kept at wnio to the advantage of the city will favor the homo manufacturer IVH far us > onsiblo. There is no industry perhaps , in the city , that COIIIOH H near keeping the money it receives at homo im does the mill. The lire department responded to an nlnrm Saturday evening and experi enced bomo dllllculty in locating the lire tint woio finally infoimod Urn' ' , it was at the homo of 10 M Clement in the Glen- ler hoiiHo in Iho western part of the city ind that their cervices wen * nut re- limed as the flro was out The bla/.e started in a burro ! of household articles in a storeroom and is supposed to have been canned by mice. It was HUCCOHH- fully smothered with n blanket. Norfolk has again been remarkably fortunate this year in regard to fires , the lobs of Mr. Pottitt'H barn per haps being the most serious and could not have been more than n few hundred dollars. This result is duo largely to the fact that Norfolk has a very < fllcient volunteer depart men t and while the mombeiH do not pretend much on their style or n dress parade showing they are at all times available when property is threatened and have an ability and promptncbs in coping with the flumes that gives them small chance to eflect HI rious damage. Not folk lodge No. ! )7 ) , A. O. U. W , observed the tliiity-third minivers iry of the founding of that order jiinterdny by a delegation of its members attending rho motniiiK services at the M 10. ohuroh on invitation of the pastor , llov J. F Pouch IT. Tluy were well repaid for attending nnd were treated to a veiy and discourse fraternity eloquent enrnot-t on ternity , with charity and the religious teachings of secret socioticti as the ground woik The Bible lesson was I Corinthians lit and the text from II Timothy a : lfi "Study to show thyself apprbved of God , a workman that needoth not to bo ashamed. " The un certainty of life and the absolute cer tainty of death were impressively pre sented and religious HH well an frater nal losbous were pictured in glowirg phrases. Many who attended were flattering in their cdiiments on the sermcn and nvowcd it to be the best they had evtr heard on n simi lar occasion. The attendance of mem bers of the order wnn somewhat disap pointing but those fortunate enough to bo present were gratified nt the satis factory wr.y in which the occasion had been obseived. Women nnd Jewels. Jewels , candy , flowers , man that in the order of u woman's preferences. Jewels form n magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Kvon thnt greatest of nil jewels , health , is often ruined in the HI ruinous efforts to make or save th money to purchase them. If n woman will risk her health to got n coveted gem , th n lot her fortify herself against the insidious consequences of coughs , colds nnd bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boschee'fi German Syrup It will promptly nrrest consumption in its early stages nnd heal the affected lungs nnd bronchial tubes nnd drive the dread disease from the system. It is not n cure-nil , but it is n certnin cure for coutrhp , colds nnd nil bronchial troubles. Yon cnn get Dr. G. G. Green's reliable remedies at Asn K. Leounrd's. Gtt Green's special almanac. No Reasonable Man imagines thnt n neglected cold can bo cured in n dny. The uncountable air- cells in the lungs nre inflamed nud the thront is an tender OH nn open soro. But time nnd Allen's Lung Balsam will over come the cold nnd Htnvo oil consump tion. The cough will cease nnd the lungft will bo sound ns n now dollar. Alljdrnggihts sell Allen's Lung Bnlsam. Daily Excursions to Buffalo and New York vin the Nicklo Pinto rond. Through trains to New York City without change. Yestibnled sleepers Chicago to Boston. Dining cnra on nil trains. Meals served on American Club plan nt from JJ5 cents to $1. Write John Y. Cnlnhnn , general agent , 111 Adams street , Chicago , for pnrticnlors. Tomorrow evening Knst Lynne will hold the boards nt the Auditorium. Miss Courteuny Morgan nud a strong supporting company which is reported to be first class in every respect. TUESDAY TOPICS. ICIcntlnn Is n week from today. M Otto I'lllor came up fiom Stan ton last nl ht ( Illbert Stuhb of IMIdrelh was In the city ovi r night. F \ , Kuliihiook had Im-lnem In West Point yoHtorduy. J W. CiiKHehiiHii of Laurel was n city visitor yostcidny. Gee II Spear has gone on a btisinesH trip to Wont Point. A. J. Durland went weM over the Klkhnrn hist night. L. W. Miller loft yonteiday on n IniHl ness trip to Denver , Col. John MoKinr.lo of Htanton WIIH in Iho city yesterday on biihlnewN. W M Vail hits purchased ( low Hros ' old safe for his Jewelry more. Mr. nnd Mrs. ( ' I ) , Jenkins are upend ing the day with filcndH In Madison. O. S Milllnglon of Heiklnmr , N. Y . is here calling upon the Gow brothers. MIH Chas. Hlco has returned from a visit with friends In Washington , D. O. MIH Powers viMted over Sunday with her daughter , Mr . Whitney , InOniahn. Miss HcHHioCooley entertained a small company of friends hiht evening at cards. B W. Woohvrloii , Iho I'ierco leal estate man , was in the city today on business. Mr and Mr I M Macy have gone fur a few days' vihil \\llli ulatuiH and friends in Iowa. James Coyle has nc < iveil news of the death of his father at Utdnr Kails , Iowa , which occulted Sunday. Mr. and Mrs ( J B Bui rows left this morning foi SheiilanWy ( < miiig , where they \\ill spend Iho winter. A daughter WIIH born to Mr. nnd Mrc. II. \j. \ McCormick nt their homo in E'lgowator ' Park Monday night. P. F. Vi inmorman , fusion candidate for county ticusuror , WIIH heio fiom B.xttlo . deok yesterday intoi viewing the voterH. It is bald that Norfolk fishermen are having some luck this fall in taking lake croppies from the river with hook and lino. llov and MIH H E. llyder left on the morning train for llarnngton , where Mr. llyder will hold special ovangclisllr meetings. M. W. Ohcbimtwood ariived last night from Do Sola , Iowa , Mimmoni'il by the announcement that John ( lies- nutwood is voty low. Another member of Major Koenig- t-lcin'H familyJohnnie , IH now sick with hcarlet fever and the date for r.UMiig the quarantine t lieu by defcried. Joliii Plulnicck and But ( ijrdon Weio serenading n number of hiiHincHH men hiht evening. The former played the mandolin and the latter a guitar Herbert Daniel , who has undertaken to number the btisincf-H houses and icsi- donees at the iiihtancoof the city council , is progmhing very biitibf.ictorily with the work. The annual shipment of range cattle to the eastern maikets and ( ceding Hta tions is on in full force and few hours pass but that special stock trains pass through Norfolk. It is reported thnt Stnnton is afllicted with a number of cases of smallpox , none , however , of a Kciious nature and nil being carefully looked after by the proper authorities. John Frid'xy is preparing to move into the Foster house on Eleventh street and the house being vacated by him on North Twelfth will soon bo occupied by Mr. and Mrs , Storrs Mathewbon. Mr. nnd Mn > , II G. Correll nro ex pected here from Plninview tomorrow morning nnd will be guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Durlnnd. Thiy expect to remain and attend the Elks party Thurs day evening. The beautiful evening , large attend- unco of members nnd delicious refresh ments nerved combined to make the meeting of the Webt Side Whist club last night with Dr. nnd Mrs. Bear thor oughly enjoyable. Miss Victoria Nielsen entertained her Snbbnth school class of boys nt n left linud pnrty nt her pleasant homo on South Thirteenth street Saturday even ing. A number of their little lady friends were also present. A compnny of friends surprised Mr nnd Mrs. August Schulx at their homo in Edgownter last night nnd nssisted them in celebrntiug the first nuniver- snry of their wedding. Choice refresh uionts were served nud n pleasant socin evening wns enjoyed. Miss Catherine Shnw entertained t few friends Sntnrdny evening in honor of Allen Knhn , who is hero from Scrib tier on n visit. Crokiuole and other gnmes , with the refreshments ser\ed combined to mnko nn enjoynble occnsioi for those participating. A great deal of pleasure is nnticipntee by those who will nttondthollallowe'ei party to bo given by the Elks Thurhdnj evening With th customnry enterprise priso of the order the committees nro planning nn entertainment of more than ordinary interest. It is said thnt some of the young folks nre nlready planning for an observ mice of Hallowe'en Thursday night Not nil of them nro on mischief bent DR. PARKER DENTIST Mast Block. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. PLATES , SD.OO TO $0.00. lowt ver , and thoob ervatico will largely m done at parties nnd wicinhleH. The illlco. will probably MIH to it thnt the treet | iiirforninneeH on that occasion are if a quiet and non-mlKchovoiiH uharnc- or. or.Mrs. Mrs. G. F. Bilgor him recently re el ved from her son Ambio/ , who IH ervlng In the PhillpplneH , n haiiilHomo nindkorchiof exhlbiling some excellent intivo ni > edlovtOiK. The handkerchief N a lavender colored native nlllt , in hem- tltched and Mrs. Bllgi I-'M initial letter s cinlnoidi'ied in ono corner. It ! HHII | hat the iici'dlouoiiiiin who niailo it put n about time mnnllii'limo and MI | | it ( ii tr > ci-iitH , Ameiicaii moni > y. OIllrciH Kane , Koch and lloyl iniide ix aid on the Jane JnlniM n Imtibo In South Norfolk about Ii ! o'clock laM night and xncHted ( leorgo M Baldwin , whiteand leorgln Aldrige , colored. They were iroiight before Police Judge Hayes thlH noi nlngchaiged with vngiancy nnd HI n- onced to ! l ( ) days in the county jail , heir only attempt at dofiiihu bomg n Htatoincnl that they were husband nnd wife , which the comt chose to overlook. 1'hey w ire taken to Madison on the II ) 'clo ( Ic train to hervo their sontonco. JIIH. B. lOlsoffor , who ban Hirved its iKonl at Omaha and held various im- toitaut ofllcoH on the C. St. l . M. < fc O. railway , lias been installed as joint xgentforlho ( ! Si P. M. Ja O. and Jnlon Pacific rullways hum , vice P. W. ( lineman , who will , when the businosH onnected with the transfer is completed , ; nlto a short icht and will Ihon bo ie- MIIIIJ | | ( I'd by the I'nion I'aeillo nl borne ilh r station. Mr. Jiinoinan IIIIH bion n the employ of the Union Pacific com- iwny lor ill 3catH , nearly six years of hat hcrvico being ( .pent as joint agent ii-ro , which is a longer time than that nerved by any piexioim agent in the Hxmu pohition. ' ( 'ho ictlring ngonl ban H'oncourteous and obliging to the patrons - rons of the two'nulwnys hero and has won many tnondH who will regret that lis ( Intii-H cull him clsuwhoio. Win. MoEvor , ilixH. Verne , and O. H. J.innon , trn\eliug nuditorH , are here to nnko the transfer of agontb. WASTKD 15 head of horses and 0 liend of cows to winter. If good milk COSVH would winter them for their milk. Leave word nt this olllco. s "All well all happy lots of fun" . That is the regular report from the monkey cage cf Barnum's Circus ever since live keepers began dosing the monkeys with Scott's Emul sion. Consumption was carry- off two thirds of them every year and the circus had to buy new ones. One day a keeper accident- illy broke a bottle of Scott's Emulsion near the monkey : agc and the monkeys eagerly 'apped it up from the floor. This suggested the idea that it .n'rht do them good. Since 'ien the monkeys have received "gular doses and the keepers -port very few deaths from > nsimption. : Of course it's licapcr to buy Scott's Emul- > n than new monkeys and ; iat suits the circus men. Consumption in monkeys . id in man is the same disease. f vou have it or are threaten ed with it can you take the hint ? This picture represents the Trade Mark of Scott's HiiUiUion and is on the \vrappcrof every bottle. Send for free sample. SCOTT & UOWNE , tog Pearl St. , New York. 500 and ft. all druggists.