10 THE NOKFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , JUNE 5 ,
THE NORFOLK NEWS
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Tlin Journal , MlnhllMiod , 1877.
Every Frlilny , lly mnll jmr ycnr , ll.W.
Sri-ciAi , NOTICR , AdtMieo njl > crli > tlon to
the MSWH-JOUHNAL will l > o t Vwi until October
.
18 ixt the rate of l. l l > or yrar. Old nib.
tcrlbor * mr\r hiuo tlio hpnuflt of tlili rnto by .
Wins nrrcKrntto * to dale at tlio rrRiilar Mil )
ncritttion nrlco niul one ywtr In atltntico. Tlili
IwcUl ollorlll t ) withdrawn October 10.
Knterctt al the t > oitofllco nt Norfolk , Neb , ,
econd clrvid matter ,
Tolmihonen Kcllt'orlnl.iu . ii rtmeiil , No.
Olllce ami Job lloomi. No. 822.
Bluco the inpromo court hna BO or
dered , It IB poiRlblo that Ex-Seorotary
of Stnto Porter will uow put It buck.
Kansas did not have n BulTlolouoy of
calamity with the Hood but the cattle-
jnou ami formers must needs mix np
ami onnso the death of four or flvejmoro
people. _ _
Ohio's ohiof claim to recognition on
tlio Roosevelt endorsement is that the
republicans were enabled by nn early
convention to anticipate the action that
% vlll bo taken by the other state conven
tions.
Norfolk has contributed some to the
Jlood sufferers and there is moro whore
that came from if it is but intimated
that the receipts have not been aufllolont
to relieve the muttering incident to the
calamity.
It was alleged that the floods earlier
in the season had rbmovcd the fish from
.Nebraska streams and waters , and it is
to bo hoped thnt the recent rise may'bo
entitled to the credit of returning them
to their native haunts.
The weather man has got to the point
of making it partly cloudy with "possi-
lily" showers , which is a long conces *
don to the doiircs of a people who have
boon growing palo and yellow from a
lack of snushluo and water-logged and
rand-ladon generally.
The republicans of Ohio gave Presi
dent Roosevelt the endorsement
promised and also declare emphatically
for the ro-clootlou of Senator Houua.
They are both good men and Ohio has
the nice faculty of favoring good men
for oiuoo and loading campaigns that
elect them.
The Mississippi river is still rising and
threatening the towns of the valley.
The people living in that section of the
.country have assuredly had. a surfeit of
trouble from high water and it is to bo
hoped that the present threatening sit
uation may pass them by without the
damage threatened.
Since the World-Herald was detected
in the act of almost endorsing President
Roosevelt it has evidently determined
to whitewash over the fact that it at
tained so near what was right by re
newing its standard criticisms of the
president and arguing that ho cannot
possibly bo rouominated.
The sun smiled on the republican con
tention of Lancaster county , and the
delegates endorsed Judge J. B. Barnes
of this city for supreme judge. The
combination is a good omen and the
republicans of the state as well as the
voters will undoubtedly improve the
Hirst opportunity of following the load
of the Lancaster convention.
The Nebraska supreme court has de
clared that it is unlawful to play Sun
day base ball nud those who have argued
for , Sunday ball as a means of rec
reation for those who are employed
during the week , will bo compelled to
look elsewhere for such entertainment
if the law is enforced. If the court
should likewise insist that there should
bo no Sunday fishing the position of
those seeking Sunday recreation would
bo well near hopeless.
Ohauncey Depew considers Judge
Parker of New York the logical can
didate for president on the democratic
ticket , and the indications are that the
senator is not exclusive in that belief ,
but that many democrats , favoring the
rejnvination of the party , are in favor
of placing the New York judge at the
toad of the ticket. With both presi
dential candidates from New York
there would be a pretty fight in that
state and if the president is as popular
at home as he Is throughout the west
there would be no doubt of the final
outcome , regardless of who opposes him.
President Hopping of the state phar
maceutical association , in his address
before the annual meeting at Grand
Island , stood up for the patronage of
the home paper's advertising columns
by the druggists very emphatically nnd
Asserted that ho had found that when a
druggist patronizes home papers the
editors und managers are free to
laver them in anything that would
aid in the conduct of their * business
along legitimate lines. Mr. Hopping
has evidently found that advertising
pays , in more ways than one , and ii
may be believed that he would bo one
of many similar druggists throughout
the state and country who would fail to
recognize it as either economical or goo <
policy to attempt to conduct business
without the liberal use of printer's ink
Santa Fc Passenger Trains
Meet Head-On at Stilwcll.
ORDERS WERE DISREGARDED.
Were Using Mlitourl Pacific Trnckt
Because of Flood and Crew of One
Train Palled to Obey Instructions to
Stop at Stllwell.
Topeka , Kan. , June 6. A disastrous
collision botwcou Bantu Fo passenger
traiuu at Stillwell , near Olutho , Itlllod
nluo people and Injured nix. Train
No. 1 wau ROing west at lull speed
and crashed Into the Chicago section
of No. 8 , ottBtbauud. No passengers
on the woatbouud train were Injured
or killed , while on the uiujtbound train
Ivo wcro killed and three were Inured -
urod ,
The dead : Carboa M. Torpardo , a
i'orto Ulcuu student at the Kansas
Btuta university ; Pullman Conductor
rhbtnpBon , H. D. Ward , Frank Hoover ,
Btoubcnvlllo , 0. ; J Monyhan , 1'rcs-
cott , Ariz. ; C. A. Knlskorn , Monctt ,
Mo. ; Link Day , Los Angeles , Cal. ;
William Nowmlllor , Plainfield , N. J. ;
one unknown man ,
Throe trains who wcro stealing a
ride on the Chicago train are among
ho Idllod. The only member of the
train cr w to bo hurt was Conductor
frank Johnson of the Pullman com
pany.
The trains were routed on tbo Mis
souri Pacific tracks on account of the
floods , which washed out the Santa Fo
radio. Orders were sent out by the
train dispatcher for both trains to
moot at SUUwcll. It la charged at tbo
Santa Fo oflloo here that the crew of
ho Santa Fo train disregarded this
order and ran a rnllo or moro paat the
mooting point. No. 1 did not stop at
BUllwcll. but on running slowly by
the onglnoor saw no ether train , and
as ho bad a clear track , according to
ils ardora , bo ruehcd ahead. No. 8
whlstWd before the oostbound train
uul prococded far , but too late to
Avoid a colTlstoii.
Kansas City , Juno 6. The train
> eoring the dead and wounded from
ho Santa Fo wreck at SUUwcll , Kan. ,
was unable to reach the station bo-
caus of floods and the wounded were
carried mflcs In the ambulances to
roach the Missouri Pacific hospital.
'iau most seriously hurt are : Owen
Patchon , Ottawa , Kan. , baggageman ,
'racture of skull and jaw , will proba-
jly dlo ; A , L. Bollora , North Manches
ter , Ind. , right arm fractured and
chest injured , may die ; John Green ,
Indianapolis , loft log fractured and
ocalp wounds ; Edward McCaun , Sal- ,
vatlon army , back strained ; Andrew
Dunlap , Topaha , engineer eastbound
train , legs and hood bruised.
THE MARKETS.
Prices of Produce ProvaillnR in Chicago
cage Today.
Chicago , Juno 8. Special to The
News : Following are the closing
prices on Chicago market today :
Wheat Cash , 70 % ; September , 74J .
Corn Onsh18 % ; July , 49J4 ; Sep-
ember , 48-.i.
Ontu Cash , 8fl ? . < ; July.OOX ; Septem
ber , 33 .
Yesterday's Quotations.
Chlcngo , June 4 , DullUh flood news
caused rtmu\v d strength In tbo grain pita
today , July u-lieut closing lUc hlghtr , with
corn lOHic hither and onts up 1 c. Pro
vision * cloved steady , with tbc September
produotH unchanged to CXQ'VfiC lower. Clos
ing prices :
Wheat-July , 7ttTOHc ; Sept. , 7474Vic ;
Dec , , 74Hc.
Corn-June , 18c : July , 48 4c ; Sept. , 47c.
Oats Juno 33tc : July , ! ? cj Sept. , 82 c.
Pork-July. $17.17 % ; Sept. , $10.85.
Lnra-July , $8.80 ; Sept. , $8.87 ! Oct. , $8.72.
lUbs-July , $ O.SO ; Sept. , $0.10 ; Oct. S8.8T.
Chlcngo Cash I'ricws-No. 2 red wheat ,
7SH < 370o : No. 3 rod wheat , 735y7BHc ; No.
2 spilng wheat. tSOe ; No. 3 spring wheat ,
74fiSOc ; No. 2 hard wheat , 74@75c ; No. 3
bnnl wheat , 7274c ; No. 2 cnsn oata , 33W
< 334oj No. 2 white oats , 37O38Hc ; No. 3
White oats. 33S37c. (
Chicago Live Stock ,
Chicago , Juu 4.-Cuttte Receipts , 10.000 ;
steady to a shade lower ; good to prime
st ors , JM.WXgS.M ) ; poor to medium , $4.10 ®
4.73 ; stackers and feeders , JS.OOft-1.00 ; cows
nnd heifer * , $ l.GO < 3fl,00 ; canners , J1.0CK3
3.00 : bulls. ? 2. K ? 4.60 ; calves , J2.7BQO.tX ) ;
Texas fed stocrs. J4.OOiU-J.00. Hogs-lie-
celpts today. 40,000 ; tomorrow , 20,000. left
OTer , 13,000 ; 15iiS3c ( lower ; mixed and
butchers. $0.7C < a0.03 ; good to cholco heavy ,
tO.10ao.80 ; rough heavy , $5.7&n < 3.03 ; light ,
$3.U5U5D5 ( ; bulk of gales. $5.00(30.03. ( Sheep
-Uecelpts , 12,000 ; sheep steady to 23c low
cr ; Inmbs MQSOc lower ; good to choice
wet bum , S4.604JO.SO : fair to choice mixed ,
$3.WKN,23 [ ; western sheep , 34.UX35.30 ; nn
tlve lambs , $4.00 7.20 ; western lamb * . . $4.60
© 7.20.
South Omaha Live Stock.
South Omnhn , June 4. Cuttle Receipts ,
0.000 ; 10@15e lower ; native steers , M.H > 3
4.85 ; cows and heifers , $3.JCX24 JO : cau tiers ,
$2.0033.00 ; stockcra nnd feeders , $3 003
4.00 : calves , $3.00"Se.CO ; bulls. stiiRs , etc. .
$3.002-1.10. Uogs Uocclpts. 13,000 ; 103
16c lower ; heavy , $3.S3fi6.00 ( : mixed , $ S S2"A "
( S0.87H : light. $5,85EiC5.00. ( pigs. M,00fl5.75.
bulk of Mlcx , J5.8iHQ5.67H. Sbcep-Ke.
celpts , 600 ; steady ; yearlings. J5.00JI5.75 ;
wethers , S4.GOftO.25 ; ewes. $3.70ij4.CO.
common anil stockers , f2.CO < Q4.00 ; lambs ,
| 6.767.25.
_
St Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph , Juno 4. Cattle Receipts , 3-
200 ; generally 1015c lower ; natives , $4.23
& 0.20 ; cows and heifers , I2.25&4.7Q ; stock
ers and feeders , $3.G03t4.GQ. Hogs Ue-
ctlpts. 8,84.4 : mostly 2ttc tower : light and
tight mixed , $5.DOQ0.02H : medium and
heavy. ta.OO&a.lo' ; bulk , $0.00.20.05 ; pigs ,
Towns In Path of Forest Flrea.
St. John , N. B. , Juno 5. Word
reached here from tbo Bcacoaat village
of Musquash that forest fires swept
that place , leaving but tbrco or four
buildings standing. There are 200
people homeless and destitute. The
financial loss will aggregate ever
$100,000. Reports from all orer the
province Indicate that fires are rushIng -
Ing through the woods and that whole
villages and communities arc In the
inth of the general conflagration. At
Mccadllly two were burned to death
vhllo endeavoring to liberate cattle
n a Hold.
Mine Lltlgntlmi Is Compromised.
San Francliico , Juno G. A. P. Morrl-
on , a wealthy mining man of New
York , entered Into a compromise with
M. J , Smith , D , T. Jackson and \V. C.
'rico , agalnBt whom ho had brought
a Eennntlorml suit to recover title to
aluablo mines on the desert and
160,000 which ho alleged woVe so
ured from him by fraud.
There is moro catarrh in this section
f the country than all other diseases
) Ut together , and until the lait few
'cars was supposed to bo incurable ,
for a great many years doctors pro-
lounced it n local dlsCnjo and prescribed
ooal remedies , nnd by constantly fall-
UK to onro with local treatment , pro-
louncod it incurable , Science has
proven catarrh to bo a constitutional
iecaso and therefore requires constltu-
Ion treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure ,
manufactured by P. J. Cheney &
3o. , Toledo , Ohio , is the only constltn-
lonal cure on the market , It is taken
utoriially In dones from 10 drops to a
eaupoonfnl. It acts directly on the
ilooil nnd mucous surfaces of the sys
em. They odor ono hundred dollars
or any case it fails to euro. Send for
irculars nud testimonials.
AddroBs , P. J OHENKY Co. ,
Bold by drnKglsts 7Co. Toledo , 0.
Hall's Pnmily Pills are the beat.
MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL
At Sioux City , June ilOtli to anil Including
July 4th.
SGO.OO TO SIOO.OO REWARD
Can bo earned on this occasion by con-
o'ltiR business with pleasure. In
rdor that wo may place one or more
liauos in every town near Sioux City ,
wo quote you the prices below which
vill actually save yon from $50.00 to
100,00 on the purchase ot a single
) itnio. Our reasons for making this
tffor is purely n business proposition
Wo are in the wholesale as well as the
etail piano business , and as a matter * of
dvortlBomout wo make you this oflor.
Onr line of pianos comprise such world
unowned makes as the Emerson ,
3ramer , Vose , LudwiR&Oo. , Price &
Teople , Buttoll & Co. , and SO others. We
not only have the largest nnd finest
took of pianos in Sioux City but wo are
ho only concern in the city handling
> lanes exclusively. Read the following
[ notations :
Wo will reserve for this occasion ten
llanos which have been taken back on
account of parties failing to make pay
ments. Three pianos , cases slightly
damaged in shipping , seven pianos of
nrious discontinued styles , former
nice : ono , $47G.OO ; two , | 37500 ; two ,
1850.00 ; ono , $ 800 00 ; and one , $250 00.
ow : I&325.00 , $205.00 , $250.00 , $235.00 ,
U25.00 , $105.00 , and $105 00. Ope fine
SmerAQU nud ono fine Vose piano , case
Irfflfffy'dnmnged , one-third off * ' One
peolijl bargain $133.00. Ten orgpttfe ,
jttory St Clark , Mason & Hnmllu ,
jfown , Chicago v'Oottngo , Hamilton ,
Jstoy nud Packard organs. All as good
as though they had just come from the
fnctory. Price $500 , $800 , $10.00 ,
§ 15 00 , $35 00 , and up to $50.00. Some
if these organs retail ns high ns $00.00.
The above organs are for cash. However ,
rith interest , wo will sell on monthly
MyniPiitB on one or two years time.
Special inducement to teachers. Write
is what day you will attend the
carnival , nnd wo will hold any piano
'or ' your inspection.
L H. JONKS & Co. ,
Wholesale Pianos ,
415 4th Street , Sioux City , Iowa
ijno.OO to $100 00. Rend Jones' ad. in
other column.
Can anyone suppose
that we would double
the necessary cost of
our brewing without a
I vital reason ?
Would we spend so much on
[ cleanliness ? Would we cool the
I beer in plate glass rooms ? Would
'
we filter all the air that touches it ?
Would we age it for months ?
Would we sterilize every
1 bottle ?
We do it to attain
absolute purity to avoic
the remotest possibility of germs
to make Schlitz Beer healthful.
Why accept a com
mon beer , brewed with
out any of these pre
cautions , when Schlitz
Beer costs no more ?
Your dealer may prefer to fur-
Inish a beer that pays a little more
[ profit ; but does it pay you to per
Imit it ? Isn't pure beer Schlitz
| Beer worth asking for ?
Alkftr thl Brmtry StltllHf-
For sale by
Wm. G. Berner ,
Norfolk
A J
JL A' 1. V
THE PEOPLES STORE
Will sell for the next 15 daifconiniencing ,
* -ytJjk v
WEDNESDAY , MAY 27 , 1903 ,
their entire stock of merchandise at prices that
will sa e you money. Here are several
articles we will mention :
Granite and Crockery Ware at ONE-
HALF their market value.
Fancy Lawns , worth 15c to 25c
yard lOc yard
Fine Towelings 5c yard
Fancy Shirtings 5c yard
Wo haveifflaMew beautiful
Pictures lef which sold at
$1.00 , now only 50c
Large line of Embroideries ,
t ' . ' . . .3ic to 6c yard
All other articles in proportion. Must make room for a new
stock. \
B. MEYERS & CO.
Peoples Store. : &
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chlcnco and Northwestern.
NORFOLK CITV STATION.
CAST. ARRIVE. DEPART.
) malm PaBeeuRT. 6:03 : am. . 6:03 : am
Vordlgro Way Freight 1:10 : p m
ionestacl Freight 0:00 : p m
NORTH.
Vercllgre Way Freight 8'10 am. . 8:15 am
ioneetool Passoutfer 12:50 : p m..12:50 : p m
NORFOLK JUNCTION STATION.
KABT. ARRIVE. DEPART.
Omaha Fait. , main lino. . . 0:05 : a m
Omaha Passenger , Uouo-
uteelllno , . . . 0:10am. : . 0:30 : am
Chicago Limited 12:20 : p m.2UO p m
\Yay Freight , main Hoe. . . 0:15 p m
HOCKFrelRht. main linn. . . 0 30pm
\Y y Fr'Kht.Bonestoel line 1:20 : p m
loueiteol Freight , Bono-
stenl line 0:15pm :
WKtT.
Way Frolght , main line. . . 7:00 : a m
Vordlgro Praiglit 8:00 : a m
ioneetocl Pneeeugor 11:55 : a m. . 12:40 p m
Long Pine PaieoiiRor 1220pm
Way Freight , main line . . . 5:50 : p m
Black Hills Paisengor 7:30 : pm. . 7:50 : pm
Freight trains ate liable to be nnnuled with
out Lotico , they do not come to station plat
forms and eome do not carry baggage.
H. C. MATRAU , Agent.
Uulon Pacific ,
K8T. DEPART.
* Columbns Accommodation 3:30 : p m
Omaha , Denver and Pacific Coast 10:50 : a m
NOBllI , ARRIVE ,
* Colnmbns Accommodation 11:45 : am
Omaha , Denver and Pacific Coast 9:15 pm
Connects at Norfolk with C.&N. W. , going
west antl north , ami with the C. St P. M. & O ,
for points north and east.
J. B. ELBEFFKR , Agent ,
Chicago , Bt , Paul , Minneapolis and Omaha
SODTII DEPART.
* Sloui City and Omaha Passenger. . . 0:30 : a m
Sioux City FaeeenKer l:00pm :
WEST. ARRIVE.
* Sloux City Passenger 10:50 : a m
Sioux City and Omaha Patsenger 7:25 pm
Connects at Norfolk with Of. & N. W. , going
west and north , and with the 0. P. for points
tontli. J. B. ELBEFFEB , Agent.
Daily except Sunday ,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,
J. B. HERMANN ,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
No. 117 Fourth Street.
INSKEEP'S MILLINERY.
Chcapett and Uest. Norfolk Avenue.
J.W.EDWARDS
TUB
Hoflomranoer
All Work Guirinluil.
Corner of Bransch
Ave. and Fourth
The
Northwestern
LINE
ONLY DOUBLE TRACK
Railroad between fllssourl River
and Chicago.
Direct line to St. Paul-Min
neapolis.
Direct line to Black Hills.
Apply to nearest agent for rates ,
maps and time Cards.
Grocery Department. .
Lion and Arbuckle's Coffee , package 9c
Coffees worth 15c and 25c pound ,
only 106
D. C. . .Soap- bars 25c
Lenox Soap , 8 bars 25c
Santa Claus Soap , 8 bars 25c
California Canned Fruits , can 16c
Tobaccos , two packages for 5c
3-lb. Can Tomatoes , can lOc
T
ill
GIVEN AWAY
Married or Single , in Northeast Nebraska.
The Norfolk News wishes to increase the circulation of
both The Daily News and The Weekly News-Journal. In
order to do this and do it effectively , this paper will on'
OCTOBER 15 , 1903 , Give Away , FItEE , a Handsome Driv
ing Horse , a Fine , Rubber-Tired Runabout , and a Complete
Set of Harness to the Lady Receiving the Largest Number
of Votes in this contest up until 12 O'CLOCK NOON on that
day. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to vote in this contest.
How will you go about it to secure this magnificent prize ?
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