0 THE NORFOLK NEWS : FKIDAY , DECEMBER 26 , 1902.
SATURDAY SIFTINQS ,
Mm. Ti , Mason nnd ilnuKhtur of Ploroo
were tu the city todny.
Kd. Ktllnu hns tnkon n position la
X'nnl Nordwlg's harness Nhop.
Miss Tiiylor of Hnttlo Oroi'k In doing
Bomo shopping in Norfolk todny.
Mr. mid Mrs. W. II , Uuohol/ returned
lout night from n visit to Omnhix.
U I , Burns rotunuul livnt night front
a visit with relatives nt Sorlbnor.
Postmaster llnys returned lust evening -
ing from n business trip to Onmlin.
Miss Ada Ogden returned last ulglit
from n visit with relatives in Onrroll ,
Iowa.
a. H. Mason IH homo for n month's
visit with hit ) family on South Twelfth
Btroat.
John Hobncr IB in the olty vlfllting
friends. Ho IH onrouto homo from n
trip to Onmlm.
Mins Ainiti Nordwig has ncceplod n
position in linyos' jewelry Htoro during
the holiday rush.
John Conwny ifl expected from Nio-
brnrn tonight to upend Sunday with
Norfolk relatives.
Miss Klnix Lixwronco returned li\Ht
night from Nebraska Olty , where HIO
lion boon employed.
Dr. KV. . Williams , the optician ,
ROCS to Omixhix tomorrow for n week's
visit with her brother.
Miss A nnn Verges < expected homo
{ onlght from Linooln , ' .vhoro she hrw
boon nttondlng the unlroralty.
MnrHlmll Leixvltfc returned lust night
from Doixn college ut Crete , to visit
with his pnronts over the holidnyH.
Miss Agnes Kennedy ixirivod from
Omnhn hint night to visit with her par-
oiitrt In South Norfolk over the holidays.
Mra. II. J. MoMami" of ilnwnrdcn ,
lown , nnd Mrs. F. 1 * . Stone of Sioux
Fulls , S. 1) . , mother and sister of Mrs.
W. N. Huso , who Imvo boon visiting
hero ten days , left for their homes this
morning.
Norfolk friends Imvo boon informed
thixt Enthor Sonbury is n recent nrrlvnl
nt the homo of bur parents , Mr. and
Mrs. I. H. Sonbury nt Sodro-Wooloy ,
Washington. Mrs. Sonbury wns for
merly Miss Mnrgnrot Morrow of this
city.
city.Tlio
Tlio mhfnud warm wonthor of the
past 24 hours has converted the line flolJ ( _
of snow largely into slush and mnd , but
if oold wonthor shoxild happen along
with n few iuohos of snow as n olroum-
atanco the slolghing would bo better
nnd moro permnuont than over.
Roports"f rom the west and north'aro
to the oiVoct that n torrillo bll//.ard is
raging nnd the train from the > west over
the Elkhorn wns delayed for four hours
today by the storm. Conditions nro
porfoot for n blizir.nrd.horo nnd it will not
bo surprising if ono is rnging before
night.
At the mooting of the olty council
Thursday night no action'rogauling the
lighting of the oity wns taken , owing to
the absence of n member of the committee -
too appointed to investigate the , ques
tion. It is expected that the questioi :
will bo taken up nnd disposed of nt the
next moi ting of the council.
The "Uncle Josh Sprucoby" company
came in from Sioux Oity this morning
and will show nt the Auditorium to
night. While this company cnrries
baud and orchcstrn , it is said of it that nl
its strength is not shown in the musii
department but that the company is o
high grade and will put up n good on
tertninuiont. There should bo n good
nttendeuco.
John Mullen , who has been at th
Iiomo of his sister , Mrs. J. II. Brown , on
account of the sickness of his uophow
Harry , loft for his homo in Irouwood
Mich. , yesterday noon ever the M , & O
Harry's condition showed n change fo :
the better soon nftor his arrival hen
and wht'ii Mr. Million loft ho was show
ing line progress toward complete recovery
covory from his long and severe illness
December in , 1002 , will long bo ro
TOomberod by the neighbors of K 1
Bruce as the 05th anniversary of hi
birthdny. A feast such ns only Mrs
Bruce knows how to prepare , accompau
led with the good ohoor with whip
their honest , generous hearts are nl
ways overflowing , made the hours pas :
nil tooswiftly. That there may bo many
hnppy returns of thoj.lay , will bo tin
Wish of ull who know them.
Spear & Holliugaworth have nbau
\Ioued their attempt to provide th
people of Norfolk with the nmusomon
that may be nll'orded through a rolle
skating rink , on account of lack o
patronage nnd appreciation.and the riu
in the Olnoy building wns closed Tliurs
day night with a farewell duui-o. Th
firm is seriously considering the nd
visability of removing their parapherna
lin to some other town and opening fo
business.
The city council of Grand Island is
drawing the line pretty fine. At a
recent mooting an ordinance was passed
prohibiting the people from spitting on
the sidewalks , nnd on the floors of
public buildings , halls , churches , hotels ,
opera houses , eto. The ordinance may
be difficult to enforce , but it is now
there to enforce if need be The "per
sonal rights" league might deem it an
infringement of their privileges , but it
is now on the books. Church members
who go to the house of wort-hip to
miioko nnd ohow nnd nplt on the
lloor may especially have i\ protest
coining. The council of that olty hits
nlflo required the telephone company to
paint I ho poles used In that norvloo In
the ally , nnd the local manager hns
been instructed to comply with the
demand.
Yesterday Boomed to bo n hard day
for trnlns in n loonl way. The Black
Hills pansongor on the Elkhorn , duo
hero nt 7 : ! )0 ) last evening , wns ever an
hour Into , owing to the fnot that the
locomotive was disabled nt Btnnton and
It became necessary to send another
onglno down from here to pull the train
In. The U. P. freight duo hero about
noon yesterday did not got in until
nearly midnight , the diflloulty also being -
ing with the onglno. The U. P , pas
senger duo nt 1) ) o'clock Intit night wns nu
hour Into.
Manager Spear hns boon giving the
Auditorium the most thorough cleaning
it has experienced since it was built.
Ho hns had n force of men at work
for Novornl days with hot suds
nnd lye cleaning the floor nnd ho
promises to pay pnrtloulnr atten
tion hereafter to the men who spit to
bacco julco over the lloor , Mr. Dealt is
fixing n ticket rack for nso in the Audi
torium with n separate compartment
for each ticket , which will bo n great
convenience in handling the sale of
seats ,
Mrs , Elvina Bransch , aged 00 years ,
died yesterday mordlng nt it o'clock
of the grip , nt the homo of her
daughter , Mrs. Obod Hnasch , at the
Braasoh family homestead just north of
the brick yards , nftor n sickness of but n
short time. Mrs. Brnnsoh wna the
second wife of Herman Brnnsoh , ouo of
the first settlers of this vicinity , who
died 7 yonrs ago nt the family homo.
She leaves but ono child , Mrs. Ruasoh ,
but there nro n number of stop children ,
among them Kd. Braasoh of the ( Inn of
Bransch & Zuolow. The funornl will
bo hold tomorrow afternoon nt 1 : ! 10
from the house and nt about 2 o'clock
from the St. Paul Lutheran church.
The first Mrs. Bruasoh died in Norfolk
many years ago , nnd on n trip to Wis
cousin Mr. Brnasoh mot nnd mnrrlod
the late deceased.
MONDAY MENTION.
Kd. Dixon visited at homo ever Sun
day.
day.Mrs.
Mrs. Valentino of I Turlington is in the
city.
George Koeohiguxado n trip toJOnmha
Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chambers nro city
visitors from Nlobrnra.
Mrs. F. A. Brynnt has returned from
her visit with friends in lown.
Mrs. P. T. Birolmrd wont to Omnhr
Snturdny , returning last night.
Miss Martindnlo , ono of Bloomflold's
teachers , is visiting Norfolk friends.
Kditor Win. Warnekooftho Soribner
News visited with his mother ever Sun
day.
uortnn rugor lias returned to
icr homo to spend her Ohribtinns vaca
tion.
tion.Mrs.
Mrs. T. F. Maher of Snu Francisco ,
ul. , is a guest at the homo of B. W.
Barrett.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. H. Karus of Grnud
Inland nro guests nt the homo of Mr. nud
Mrs. L. Buckondorf.
President G. A. Luiknrt of the Oiti-
Kens Nntionnl bnuk returned last night
from n trip to Chiongo.
Mis. L , M. Wolfe hns returned from
lown , whore she hns been visiting her
mother who wns seriously sick.
B. T. Rood returned Saturday night
from nn oight-wooks' trip through
eastern Nebraska and southern Iowa.
Warren Kller came up from Lincoln
Saturday night and will spend the holi
days with Mr. nud Mrs. II. O. Matrnu.
II. M. Roberts hns purchased the oil
business of W. J. White , nnd will hero-
uftor serve the customers of the former.
The Itnlinn orchestra nud Dan Met-
cnlf for prompter , went to Fairfax , S.
D , this afternoon to nssist in giving n
dance.
Mr , nnd Mrs. 0. 13. Green hnvo
broken up housekeeping in the Powers
house and hnvo taken rooms at the home
of Mr. nud Mrs. M. 0 Wnlkor.
Mrs. M. J. Rouiig returned from her
visit at Neligh today nud wns nccouxp-
naied by her cousin , Miss Oroalv who
will spend the holidays in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wolfe will move
to Gothenburg to make their homo in
the future , that be ng moro convenient
to Mr. Wolfe's work ns ledge deputy.
A number of Norfolk teachers will at
tend the meeting of the state teachers
association nt Lincoln Wednesday ,
Thursday aud Friday of next week.
Kimball Barnes , Ernest Bridge nnd
N orris Huso came up from the univers
ity at Lincoln Saturday night nud will
spend their holiday vacation nt homo.
Charles Verges returned last night
from Watertowu , Minn. , where ho has
been attending school , and surprised
his sisters and n company of friends.
Krnest Sohulz nnd William Holler-
man returned Saturday from Now Ulm ,
Mtuu. , whore they have been attending
school nud will spend their holiday vaca
tion nt home.
Mrs.'J. L. Beach , Mrs. A. Violo , Mrs.
Asking , Mrs. Medriok , Mrs. Fairbanks
nnd daughter Hn'/.ol and Miss Leone
Brome , were passengers for Omalm
this morning ,
A follow who lonvos his horne stand
out in wenthor ns cold as the present
without blanketing the nniinnl should
not know the comfort of nn overcoat or
n warm llro.
Kmll Koohn advertised n Christmas
turkey radio but ho wnn notified that
such n rnfllo could not bo hold without
getting him into trouble nnd ho hns
therefore culled it ofT.
S. G. Donu wns called to Lincoln yes
terday by n telegram announcing the
denth of his brother in n hospital of that
olty. Mr. Bonn will take remains to the
old homo in Wautnga , 111.
The olootrio lights were turned on nt
1 o'clock Saturday afternoon owing to
the darkness caused by heavy clouds ,
ind the light given wns quite n con
venience to the patrons of the system ,
and much appreciated.
Owing to the nbsoncoof Mr. Dean nnd
others during the holidays , there will
10 no mooting of the Knights Temp-
lur ledge tomorrow evening. The usnnl
Christinas service will bo hold in the
hall nt 11 o'clock Christmas morning.
Ambro/.o Bilgor has written his par
ents , informing them that ho has boon
transferred to Illgnn , in the Philippines ,
from Dnpltan. Ho expects to return to
the states" in Juno and is anticipating
his homo coming with n great deal of
pleasure.
Frank Warden aud Harry Thompson
were before Polioo Judge Hayes this
morning with n charge of disorderly
conduct on the books opposite their
names. Kaon was given the minimum
flue , which with the costs , amounted to
$7.10 in each case.
J. D. Ooiio has supplied the iiood fern
n public reading room nt Oroightou by
opening such n room and supplying it
with some books and papers. Ho in
vites. . co-oporutiou uf others in sup
plying reading nnd reference works nnd
hns ostnblished rules for the conduct of
those who will frequent the room.
The Union Pacific put forth extra
ofl'orts yesterday to catch up with its
freight trulllc in this portion of the
oouutry , nud run two or three double
benders into the olty during the dny.
The freight on the brunch had boon do-
Inyed for several days aud it is hoped
that it will como nearer to schedule
tinio after the boost of yesterday.
Manager A. B. Boall has secured
"Herrmann the Groat" for nn afternoon
and evening performance on Ohristnms
at the Grand in that city aud the magi
oiaii will appear in Norfolk on the uighl
following. IIo presents nu entire change
of program since his last visit here and
will undoubtedly entertain a largo audi
oiico.
The Swift pncldug'coinpauy hns prepared
pared Christinas windows for their Nor
folk customers that nro quite attractive
Fred Knro proposes to fix up n displny
of homo grown nud homo dressed men' '
in ono of his windows that ho thinks
will discount the Swift displny in his
other window sovernl per cent , both in
quality of meat and attractiveness.
The Sunday Sioux City Journal hns
the following reference to a young man
well known in Norfolk , a brother of
Mrs. Morris Mayor , formerly of this
oity : "Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Becker ,
who hnvo boon living in Nebraska , will
make their homo in Sioux Oity. They
are now with Mrs. Becker's parents ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Sohnloin. Mr. Becker ,
will engage in business horo. "
"Unolo Josh Sprncoby" wns presented
to n fair house nt the Auditorium Sntur
dny night , by n company thnt was
above the average in ] point of merit.
The saw mill scene was very realistic
aud but for the interference of "Uncle
Josh" the heroine would probably hnvo
boon horribly mangled. The company
gave n bund concert on the street in the
afternoon and furnished their own
orchestra music nt the evening perform
auco.
The funeral of Mrs. Herman Bransch
which was hold from St. Paul Lutheran
church yesterday afternoon wns attended -
tended by n Inrge number uf relatives
neighbors nnd friends , and interment
wns in the cemetery of the church in
which Mrs. Brnnsoh held membership
Walter Brnnsch , ouo of the stop sons
with his wife , wns ever from Madison
to attend the obsequies and Mr. and
Mrs Drofko of Iowa were present , Mrs
Drofko being n daughter of Horiuui
Braasch of Hadar.
Win. Ililokomeiri a highly respect
able farmer , whoso homo is about six
miles southwest of Bloomflold , wns
found bunging by the neck from n
rope tied to the rnfters of his barn
on the llth , according to the Oroigh
tou Courier. Ho loft n note sny-
iug , "Folks nud I have hud trouble.
I won't harm the children any more. "
His wife died about n yenr ngo and he
had mndo arrangements for her sister
to come over from Germnny to marry
him. She afterward wrote that she
would not como. He leaves four chil
dren. They found his body in the barn
n dny after ho had suicided.
Hon. N. M. Nelson , of Plninview ,
momber-olect of the coming legislature
from Pierce nud Codnr counties , wns in
the city today nnd was taken to the
hospital for the insane aud Norfolk's
wishes explained to him. Mr , Nelson
is n quiet , unassuming gentleman , but
level-headed , nnd it is anticipated thnt
his constituents will bo nbly ropronontod
in the coming session of the legislature
nud the causofl ho champions will have
untiring nnd conscientious support ,
TUESDAY TOPICS ,
Mrs. 0. B. Wnlkor is vialting with
relatives in Sioux Oity.
Miss Van Busklrk wont to Foster yes
terday to spend the holidays.
Miss Maud Douol of Meadow Grove
wn shopping in the oily yesterday.
Homau Walker is homo from the
university nt Lincoln to spend the holi
days ,
A. L. Bnrtlott of Omaha is a guest at
the homo of his sister , Mrs. R. R.
Smith.
Miss Alice Cole is homo from her
school near Osmond to spend her holi
day vacation.
The West Side whist club will moot
with Mr. nnd Mrs , Jncob Bnuru on Now
Year's eve.
Misses Mno nnd Anna Leonard of
Sioux City nro visiting their father ,
John Loounrd of the Junction.
Principal J. B. Barnes of the Tokamah
schools is in Norfolk to spend Christmas
at the homo of his parents.
* Mlss Grnco Matrau is expected from
Mnuknto , Kansas , tonight to spend
Christmas with her parents.
K. H. Trnoy has rotnrnod from
Omaha where ho attended the etato
convention of ronl estate dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutherford of
Snlida , Col. , are visiting nt the homo of
Mrs. Rutherford's uncle , Joe Pohlmnn.
W. H , Lowe returned Inst night from
Omaha where ho encountered the in
conveniences of a holiday jam of ons
tomers.
Miss Kdnn Mayor of Lincoln is here
to spend the holidays nt the home of
her uncle nud nunt.'JUr. nnd Mrs. Sol
G. Mnyor.
A. Stortz , who is now farming near
Oroightou , is in the city to look nftor
interests horo. IIo still owns his farm
near this plnco.
Mrs. Chns. Bailey of Ohnrles City
lown , is n guest nt the homo of her
sister , Mrs. George Roseborry of South
Norfolk.
Miss Helen Glissman arrived last
night from her homo in Doon , Iowa ,
and will visit with relatives nnd friends
ever the holidays.
Norfolk ledge No. 07 , A. O. U. W.
will moot in regular session at I. O. O ,
F. hall tonight.for the election of ollV
cors for the ensuing term. A good at
tendance of members is dosirod.
The moving picture show given at
the M. 13. ohurrh Inst night under the
auspices of the Epworth League wns
uot largely nttoudod , but many who
were there were well plonsed with the
entertainment.
John Oinmcrman is down from
Oroightou todny. For the past five
HUlllmUEl iiA
Ktiox county , but ns ho is now through
with that work ho will return to Nor
folk the last of the week to remain for
the winter.
Albert Kimmous Prince , maudoliuist
and whistler , with his hnrp-gnitnr ac
companist , Guy Daniels , entertained a
crowd nt the Oxnard hotel last uigbt for
several hours with some splendid music
and hope to entertain n much Inrger
compauy of Norfolk music lovers at the
same place tonight. They are depend-
ug on their ability to uinko eutertnin-
ug music to cnrry them on their trip
through the country nnd nrouud the
world.
Dr. J. R. Montgomery of Mndison
wns in the city ever night nud brings
the intelligence thnt Congressman
Robinson is recovering nicely from his
nttack of appendicitis. The congress
man's doctors nre of the opinion thnt he
will bo compelled to submit to an opern-
tion'.boforo ho is entirely free from his
trouble but Mr. Robinson is unxious to
complete his term of service to the
people of the Third' district [ before ho
submits himself to the surgeon's kuifo.
A peculiar runaway happened at the
Junction yesterday morning A horse
belonging to the Atlantic hotel , and be
ing driven by Charles and Otto Elgin ,
became frightened by n switch engine
at the Junction tracks , overturned the
buggy in n bound , swung it back into
place , and , free reined , made a get
away up Second street for something
over n mile. The animal was stopped
nt the corner of Sixth nud Norfolk nve
nuo.
nuo.Tho
The statement thnt has boon circu
lated for the last few days to the effect
that the firomeu'cj ball on Christmas
night has been given up is false. The
firemen have not abandoned the enter
tainment but on the contrary nro mak
ing elaborate preparations for n good
time. This will bo a good opportunity
for business men to show nn appre
ciation of the valuable service rendered
the city by the flro department , by pur
chasing tickets to the dance. The fire
men say they do not like to bore people
by canvassing for the sale of tickets ,
nud hope thnt the business men are
enough interested in the splendid volun
teer fire association to give them n good
pntrongo.
Stnuton Picket : A gnuio warden
visited Norfolk the other day aud ns the
tnsk nt hand whichfurnished the least
exposure for himself while giving him
a pretense of earning his salary , ordered
released the pair of pot quails which had
for n year or moro had n homo in Dr.
Mackny's ofllco. If this is not straining
n point than what is it ? Without ques
tion the birds were hotter off in a com
fortable ofllco than they will bo nt largo
in n snow bank , and might at least have
boon allowed to remain in their com
fortable quarters until spring cornea
again. If the present game law is not
n fnrco some of the so called gntno
wardens are only n letter or two re
moved from so being.
There wns n lively trndo In holiday
goods with Norfolk merchants today.
The unnibor of people in the city was
not largo , but most of thorn wore , np-
ponrontly , here for business nud the
person with nn arm load of packages
and bundles was a vary common sight.
Christmas gifts from diamonds to penny
dolls were in quite constant demand
during the entire dnv nud the business
transacted would run up into the
thousands of dollars , beyond n doubt.
( Vuothor lively dny for Norfolk mer
chants and their assistants is oxpootod
omorrow if the wonthor is at all favor
able. Some of the merchants nre con
fident thnt before the close of the holi
days the trndo will moot nil expecta
tions. People living in the oity should
realize that they can got hotter service
nnd have moro time to shop during the
forenoons than in the afternoon when
armors and out of town customers
throng the stores.
A ledge of the Royal Achates wns or
ganized in this oity last evening. The
mooting was hold in the Orr hall , and
o work of conferring the degree and
instituting the ledge was conducted by
Irving G. Baright of Omaha , supreme
president of the order. The new ledge
starts out with a charter membership of
40 , and will be known as Norfolk ledge ,
No.10. . The Royal Achates is n now
order , with headquarters at Omaha ,
which is growl ug very rapidly. It is a
proteotiou order to which both men and
women nro eligible. Mrs. J. S. Hicks
of Omaha has been here several weolcs
securing applications and getting ready
for the institution. The following
named were elected officers : Past pros
idot , Mrs. Cora Mauwiller ; president ,
Mrs. W. Killou ; vice president , II. L
Spauldiug ; chaplain , Mrs. Lulah Tal-
bert ; secretary , Miss May Hnrshmnn ;
treasurer , Dr. Holdou ; marshal , Mrs.
Martin Slnwtor ; sentinel , 0. O. Man-
wilier ; gnnrd , Mnrtiu Oouger ; trustees ,
H. L. Spauldiug , Martin Slnwter and
O. O. Mauwillor.
RHEUMATISM CURED AT LAST.
Good News for All Who Suffer With
Rheumatism Free.
To all who suffer with rheumatism I
will gladly send free the wonderful
story of how my mother was cured
after years of suffering , together with
the most elaborate treatise on rheuma
tism over published.
No matter what your form of rheu-
muscular , inflammatory , doformant ,
scintio , neuralgia , gout , lumbago , etc
no matter how many so-called "sure
cures" you have tried I want yon to
write to mo nud lot mo tell yon how
mother was cured.
I am neither n doctor nor a professor
simply n plain man of business but
I have n cure for rheumatism , and I
wnut to tell everyone who suffers with
rheumatism all about it. I wish to bo
clearly nuderstood , and trust thnt all
who nro suffering with this terrible
disenso , however , npparently beyond
the reach of cure , will write to mo this
day and I will send you by return mail
this work of mine. I nppenl especially
to the "chronically ill" who are wearied
and discouraged with "doctoring" and
to those who have boon cast aside na
"incurable. " All you have thought
about rheumatism may bo wrong. Lot
mo tell you our experience. Surely , if
you hnvo n suffering friend , it will pny
you to investigate my offer , nuywny ,
nud prove for yourself these claims I
make.
Send me your nddress todny a postal
card will do and I will mail yon this
woudorfnl etorv. If von have nnv
friends suffering with rheumatism no
matter where located , send me their
address , and I will mail them a copy.
My nddress is Victor Rninbolt , Bloomfield -
field , Ind.
A Timely
This is the senson of the yenr when
the prudent and careful housewife re
plenishes her supply of Ohnmborlniu's
uRh Roniedv. It is certnin to bo
needed before the winter is ever , nud re
sults nro much more prompt nnd satis
factory when it is kept nt hand nnd
given ns soon ns the cold is contrncted
nud before it hns become settled in the
system. In almost every instance a
severe cold may bo wnrded off by tnkiug
this remedy freely ns soon ns the first
indication ot the cold nppenrs. There
is no danger in giving it to children for
it coutnius no harmful substance. It is
pleasant to take both adults and
children like it. Buy it and yon will
get the best. It always cures. For
sale by A. II. Kiosan.
FOR SALE 2 tracts of 10 acres each in
edge of town. GARDNER & SEILER.
lletter Thnu n I'laater.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Ohamberlniu's Pain Balm nnd bound on
the affected parts , is better than a
plaster for a lame back and for pains in
the side or chest. Fain Balm has no
superior ns a liniment for the relief of
deep seated , muscular and rheumatic
pains. For sale by Kiesan Drug Oo.
Constipation
Does your head ache ? Pain
back of your eyes ? Bad
taste in your mouth ? It's
your liver I Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure consti
pation , headache , dyspepsia.
25c. All druggliU.
Witnt jour mouitnclio or hoard a beautiful
browu or rich blackT Then uta
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Land is generally well timbered , the
soil fertile and easy of cultivation and
this is rapidly developing into ono of
the greatest sheep aud cattle raising
regions in the northwest ,
OhicAgo , Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minn
eapolis , Duluth , Superior , Ashland and
other towns on "Tho Northwestern
Lino" furnish good markets for stock
and farm produce.
For further particulars address :
GEO. W. BKLL ,
Land Commissioner , Hudson Wis. , or
G. H. MACRAE ,
Asst. Geu'lPass.Ag't.St. Paul , Minn.
Lady agents wanted to handle our
custom made walking and dress skirts ,
Large profits ; corset agents preferred.
Ideal Garment Manufacturing Co. ,
Ann Arbor , Mich.
Worse Thitu n lllow.
from a hard fist is the buffet of cold
wind upon | a pnir of improperly pro-
tcctod lungs. A few minutes exposure
to cold bo the
may beginning of con
sumption. Lose neither time nor cour-
ngo. Fortify yourself ngninst pnlmon-
nry troubles , including consumption ,
with Allen's Lung Bnlsnm. A few
doses will loosen the cough nnd enable
you to get rid of the phlegm thnt pro
duces it. Cure soon follows.
WANTED. Faithful person to travel
for well established house in a few
counties , calling on retail merchants and
ngouts. Locnl territory. Snlary $1024
n year and expenses , payable $10.70 a
week in cash nud V
expenses ndvnnced.
*
Position permanent. Business success
ful nnd rushing. Stnndnrd House , 8H4
Dearborn St. , Chicago.
Half Rates to Canadian Points.
The Wabnsh will soil tickets from
Chicago to mnuy points in Cnnada
December 18 , 10 , 20 nud 21 , good return
ing until January 10 , 1003. For rates
and all information call nt Wnbash
ofllce , 1001 Fnrunni street or nddress.
HAHKY E. MOOHES ,
G. A. P. D. , Omnhn , Nob.
A SWELL TRAIN ,
THE ELECTRIC LIGHTED LIMITED
SHORTLINE. '
To Ohicngo , Milwnukee , Racine ,
Rockford , Lacrosse , Dubuqne , Elgin ,
Freeport , Mndison , Jnuesvillo
and other important points East , North
east nnd Southeast , via
An Electric Light in Every Berth.
All cars nre supplied with incan
descent lights.
Palace Sleepers and the finest Dining
Oars in the world are runon the O. M.
& St. P. Ry. Write and got full in-
formation.
F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent ,
II. W. Howicr.T. , 1504Fnrnnm St. ,
Tniv Frt. ( fcPnss. Apt. Omaha.
HOWESEEKERS *
EXCURSIONS.
On November 6th , and 19th , and
December 3rd , and 17th , the Missouri
Pacific Railway will sell tickets to cer
tain points in the South , Southeast , and
Southwest , at tho&rnto of ono faro for
the round trip , plus"$2.00. Final return -
turn limit 21 days from date of snlo.
Fnst Time nnd Superior Through Ser
vice. Reclining Ohnir Oars ( seats free ) .
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars.
For further information or laud pam
phlets , address , fW. . 0. BARNES
T. P. A. , Omaha , Neb.
H. C. TOWNSEND , 0. E. STYLES.
O. P. & T. A. A. O. P. & T A.
St. Louis , Mo. Kansas City , Mo.