The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, August 14, 1903, Page 11, Image 11
> TilNOKKOMv ! : NHWS : I-'UIDAY - , Al'dl'ST M , 11IOIJ 10 1 u Convergent Strabismus 0110 or both eyes ( urn inward ( towards the uoH' ) , esiveinlly in children , it is 11 sure wigu tlmt an crier of refraction o tints. Such cross oycH can bo Ktraighti'iii'il with out the UHI of u knife. A coiniK'tent ophthalinolo- pst knows how it is done without causing pain luul Mif- ferlng to the patient. Dr , Marquardf , Ophthalmologist. As Good as Gold ! The Elkhoru B. & S. Association will make you n loan to build or buy , on favorable terms. T. E. ODIORNE , Secretary. MILLARD GREEN , DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE PIANO MOVING ASPECIAT Y. Oillco .t Itesidmicu , ulula n ii _ | , , | | . lic\vftii , | 'PHONE 58. lIUllljIll } L. L. REMBE , Steam and Hot Water Heating. First Door South News Office. DON'T FORGET THE Per Cent 20 Discount on WOMEN'S , MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS. We Keep Open Evenings until 9:00 : o'clock , PALACE SHOE STORE STAPENHORST & . CO. , Proprietors. "We give tickets on Ohickering Piano. The Weather. Conditions of the weather as recorded - corded for the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. today. Maximum 72 ' " Minimum < > - Average 52 Rainfall 02 Total rainfall for month 4.78 Borometer 29.81 Forecast for Nebraska : Partly cloudy , with probably local showers tonight and Saturday. The German Sewing society gave a birthday party to Mrs. Julius Fisher last evening at her home In Pasowalk avenue. Mrs. Younger has sold her hoardIng - Ing house at the corner of Madison avenue and Third street to Mrs. Ma- how of Battle Creek , who Is to take possession of the business about the middle of September. 0 J. Johnson is somow'wt of an agriculturalist himself. Two vomatooa from his garden weigh 2 % pounds , and another weighed a pound and a half , which Is not bad. Rev. J. F. Poucher , pastor of the Methodist church , is lying very sick at his homo , South Fourth street. Ills condition was so critical ysst- erday that visitors were excluded , but the doctor thinks there lias been a slight change for the better today. Bowel trouble is the cause of his Illness and the first symptom * word apparent ' .he first of tlto week The excavation for the collar under tint new Presbyterian church at the corner of Phillip avenue and N'lMh i.lreel has been completed and the trenches for the foundation walls arc being dug today Hrlck Is on tlv ground ready for ' .he masons and It In expected that they will begin Mon day morning , and that 'iho work will bo rushed rapidly forward to com pletion. A iHU'tlon of the Heights win In darkness hist night UH n result ot a broken wire on the oloovrlc light cir cuit. The line snapped off at the corner of Taylor avenue and Ninth street and for n tlmo n live wire played around In that locality. The display of tin-works when the break occurred was something goo'l to bo- luild. Dr. F. ( J. Walters succeeds to practice of Dr. Klosau. 'Phono , of- llco and residence IS. , . _ _ _ . For Kent Six-mom house on South Tenth street. Inquire at the Wide Awake. SOCIALLY SPEAKING , Dinner Party. Mr. and Mrs. (5. 11. Suitor will en tertain ahouv twenty of their friendH nt dinner thlB evening In their new homo , corner KoenlrHteiii { avenue and Nintli street. The dinner will ho served at 00. : ; ! For Miss Price. H. C. Powers delightfully enter tained a small company of friendH at the homo of his parentu , Kooni stein avenue and Ninth street , Wodnomlay evening , In honor of his cousin , Miss EUn Price , of St. .Joseph. Six Handed Euchre. Annie Mcllrlde plcntmnvly en tertained a few friends last uvonliiK at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Reynolds , In the Heights. si.bunded euchre prevailed. The evening was for Miss Etta Price , of St. Joseph. Lulkart-Hogrefc. The Luikart-lloKrefe wedding party arrived In Norfolk lit 70 : ! ! last eve ning and was met at the s'.atlon hy triends and relatives. The newly married couple remained in Norfolk hut thirty minutes , leaving for the west at 7 : . > 0. They will he at home in Tilden alter October J. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A | Luiknrt of tills city , and is cashier of vho Til- den State hank. Friends at the train showered congratulations and rice upon the party. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Lulkart and Miss Lillian 1-uikart re- aimed lasjt night , also. , - - Wanted Two or three apprentices for fall millinery work. Call at my store for particulars. Miss E. J. Bender. Printers. The News has for sale TOO to SOO pounds of eight point hoily type at 15 cents a pound , In cases or tied up. Cases , $1.00 a pair. This type has heen used in the columns ofTheNews and is a bargain at the price offered. NEED NOT BE AN ATTORNEY , Such Qualifications Not Required for the Office of County Judge. Law Refers to Papers. An attorney who has kept pretty well posted on the laws of the state and the elecMon laws in particular , and has studied the laws adopted by the late legislature , states that ho is of the opinion that The News was in error In giving the impression that none hut a duly admitted attorney-at- law could hereafter qualify for the position of county judge and that there are no other qualifications de manded of that olllcer than have heen required in the past. There was , however , an amend ment adopted to secvlon 11 , chapter 7 , of the statutes , entitled "Attorneys" which provides that hereafter a county judge shall not draw any pa per or written Instrument to he filed In his own court , except such papers as he Is required hy law to draw him self. It may ho that this was re- sp msli'l i for the o-jmhr.i of some that it would require an attorney to qual ify for county judge in the fuvure. For Sale All my law hooks per taining to Nebraska practice. D. J. Koenigsteln. Rush to New Diggings. Vancouver , D. C. , Aug. 11. A special from White Horse says : The rush to the new diggings , 170 miles north west of White Horse , still continues. Three hundred claims have already been located and new creeks are being prospected dally. Inspector J. L. Richards of the Northwest Mounted police says that surface dirt is paying from 2 to 5 cents per pan. Evidence Is Not Sufficient. Oskaloosa , la. , Aug. 14. 13ert Sheppard - pard , who was arrested for the murder of Arthur Meade. who was shot by a bandit In a holdup at West Liberty three months ago , has heen released , the evidence being deemed insufficient by the Muscatlne justice before whom ho was arraigned. Sheppard's father is a wealthy Oskaloosa business man. Earthquake Kills Five Persons. Buenos Ayres , Aug. 14. Severe shocks of earthquake occurred at Men- doza. A number of houses and the tower of the church of Francisco were destroyed. Flvo persons wore killed and many other * injured. Action Commenced by T. J. Sheibly Yesterday. HE CLAIMS $6,000 DAMAGES The Plaintiff Is not Pleased With the Manner In Which the Last Con gressional Campaign Was Con ducted. The News Is the owner of a full Hedged llhol mil' , today. Thomas ,1 Shciblcy of Poncn Is the complainant , mil ho asserts In his petition thai It will require the modest sum of $ t > , HH ) to assuage his wounded feellngH ind make him feel right toward the world again. The action \VIIH tiled yesterday In the dlsM'Ict court of Mad ison county , the names of (5. \\f. Argn andV. . 10. ( iantt of Sioux City up pearlug as attorneys lor the plalnlllY , ind Is brought against \V. N. llusc. liuhllsher of The News. The ullega ( Ions upon which It is hoped in recover are that the defendant puh llshed some statements to refute the charges circulated about ,1. .1. Me Cai'ihy , when he was candidate lor congress , during the last campaign The principal cause of complaint IH given as a statement which Is al leged to have appeared In The News during the heat of the political battle the language of which is quoted In Mie petition as follows : "Tho republican congressional com mlttee has Issued the following staff ment of tne situation which bears the slgnavures of Chairman F.O. Fulen and Secretary .lack KoenlgHteln : "Tho republican congressional ecu ( nil committee has heen Informed that a base slanderous attack Is be ing made by our opponents on the character of lion. .1. .1. McCarthy In these closing days of the campaign The committee have carefully and fully Investigated the statements he Ing circulated ami know them to be false in every detail ; that they hituY been prepared for their supposed i i lltle.nl effect , and are being used us an attempt to estrange votes from the republican candidate , and to put mote the interest of the fusion noiu Ijiee. "This committee Is In possession ot counter aflldavits showing eoncbi sively that all of the charges again * l our candidate are absolutely false. .1 T. McCarthy has led a clean and lion orable life in this district for twenl.\ years and no breath of suspicion as to his morality was ever hinted at until his political enemies in their desperation knowing his strength with the people , conceived the Idea of procuring perjured statements , with the hopes of thereby injuring his candidacy , livery fair minded man will condemn this contemptible meth od of attack , and every lover of just ice and fair play will register his protest against this outrage. "Tho animus of this attack orig inated in a case in which .1. .1. Mc Carthy was employed to assist the county in an action brought to recover fees belonging to DIxon county , which T. .1. Sheibloy as county clerk had failed to account for. This case is reported in Northwestern Reporter , Vol. 85 , page , ' ! ! ( ! ( , and since which time T. J. Sheibley has been active in originating and circulating false and malicious reports attacking the character of the republican candi date for congress in this district. " Hosldos this specific affront to the dignity and peace of the community and more especially to one T. J. Sheibley , other Horns wore published by The News during the campaign which did not please vho plaintiff and which ho believes ought to "ost the publisher something. It is as sorted in the petition that by means of said false and defamatory publi cations the plalnviff was injured In his reputation to his damage in the sum of $0,000 , wherefore the plaintiff asks judgment against the sa'd defendant fondant together with costs of Mils action. Lost Lady's gold watch with mon ogram "M E. L. " on one side , chat elaine pin , wivh pearls , attached. Lost between Fair store and Wide- Awake. Leave at Wide-Awake and receive reward. Express Appreciation. We , the executive committee of the recent state firemen's tournament , desire to express our appreciation to the ci'tl/.ens of Norfolk for their ef forts towards making the tournament a success In all particulars , also to the members of the fire department who gave personal assistance and voted to remunerate the comivteo for their services. Wo fully appreciate all assistance tendered. Dy order of the Committee , S. R. McFarland , Secretary. For Sale Chenp Fine Jersey cow. W. R. Hoffman. G. A. R. National Encampment , San Francisco. The 37th An.iual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will take place at San Francisco , August 17th to 22d , inclusive. Department Commander Estello of the Nebraska G. A. R. Invites all old comrades and their friends to turn out and accompany the Nebraska contin gent on the outgoing trip , as ho Is anxious to obtain as good a represen tation for Nebraska as possible. The official train will leave Omaha August 14th. Sleepers and tickets Hliould bo secured over the I'nlon 1'a- el Ik1 before that date. The Union 1'aolllc will npiiro no ef fort to glvo the veleraiiH and tholr friends the hint service and < \ moMt comfortable trip acromi the continent Unusually liberal arrangement ! ) for * ddo trips and stopovers covering all points of Intercut en route and In California. For further information wrllo or call on J. 11. ioinefter , Agont. FAIR AND RACE CIRCUIT , Four Weeks of Fencing on the Dcst Half-Mile Tracks In Nebraska on Northeast Circuit. A circular has been Ismicd udver- thdng the Northeast Nebraska fair and race circuit which offers Home line Inducements for the attendance of horsemen and exhibitors In Ililn part of ( he state during September , and undoubtedly ( bent will be a large Held of horses to make ( ho clruclt , as the dates dovetail nicely and the purses are generous , offering JlUiOO In a mini total. Good half mile trucks are at each point and HOIIII < Inter esting races are mire to result. The first dates of the circuit are at llattle Creek September i ! , ! t and I , where the purses amount to fl.ooo and the program provides for four races each day of the meet on the fastest track In this section of the state. It Is the second meet under the auspices of the llattlo Creek Drlv lug 1'ark association , the llrnt of which was highly HUCCHHIU ! and the second promises an Interesting a pro gram. The association ban npeul a large amount of money and time In placing the grounds In first class con dition and the al tendance promises to bo large. Already there hi a good field of horses training on the llaltle Creek track. The olllcers of the as sociation are ( ! eo.V. . Losey , presi dent ; T. 1) . I'reece , superintendent ; T. M. Morris , secretary. The second series of dates are In connection with the twcnty-m-cond annual exhibition of the Madison County Agricultural association at Madison September ! ! , HI and II. Here , also , everything Indicates au interesting program and a large al tendance of spectators. ( ! ooi | purses aie up , the grounds are In lirsi class condition and it is very probable that all the fast horses entered at Halle Creek will also enter at Madison In connection tliero will ho a choice display ol' line slock , agrlciiltui.il pro ducts and manufactures , so thai ilnee Idg days of entertainment are assuied. The olllcers of the widely urn M.irU ItlcliardHon , president and ,1. L. Ity- nearson. secretary. The third series are Sepvemher It ! , 17 and 18 , in connection with the fair of the Stiiiiton County Agricul tural society. ( Seed purses are up and in connection with the fair a ser ies of events are offered that will at tract the crowds to the county seat of one of the best young counties of the state. .1. S. Hancock is the sec- rotary. September 2(1 ( , 21 and : M are the dates of the lioouo County Agricul tural society at Albion , which gives its nineteenth annual exhibition on those dates. Good purses and a good track will attract horse owners , and the races combined with the agricul tural and other exhibits of a splen did county will draw the crowds. Twelfth Victim Succumbs. Philadelphia , Aug. 11. William Oar- wood of Trenton. N. J. , who was In jured In the accident at the hall park last Saturdnv , died at a hospital heic making the twcllth victim Four oth era are still in a critical condition. Three Killed in Freight Wreck. Ashevllle , N. C. , Aug. 14. Knglneer J. II. Averlll and Fireman William Hair , both of Ashevllle , were killed and Hrakeman W. n. Sherrlll was fa tally hint In a freight vrock on the Southern railway near Melrose. The train , which was compohed of eugiiK- and thirteen loaded cars , got beyond the control of the engineer and , dash ing down a steep grade on Saluda mountain , was wrecked at a turn In the road. The engineer and fireman stuck to their postH , and when the train reached a curve several miles holow Melrose , It jumped the track and landed in a confused mass at the bottom of the steep embankment , with the trainmen crushed beneath th debris. THE BEE HIVE -FOR- Groceries. Force lOc a Package at The Bee Hive. The Bee Hive is Head quarters for Coffees. If you are in need o1 Fruit Jars call at The Bee Hive. White Russian Soap at THE BEE HIVE ROSENTHAt & KRASNE. A PRICE ! 11S * * > AT 4 * * i , < ' < ' * I < * S W.H.RISH , Plumbing. Steam and Hot Water Fitting. . . . .All Kinds of Pumps. . . . YOUR WORK SOLIOITICI ) . 'Phono No. 07. 6. R. SE1LER , MHY AND SALMI Couxmt HitAAsru AVI : . ANIJ Tiniti ) ST. Telephone , No. 44. Head Ache ? Perhaps you need llclter have your uyuH tested. K.W.WILLIAMS GRADUATE OPTICIAN. 12 W.sliop lilock. The ON KASV PAYMENTS. C'OMU AND KKK U.S. C. U. DURLAND. Secretary HERE IT IS MA'AM ! That bun of ( lour you ordurud is at your dour when promised next tunu you'll probably order double the quantity for lion Ton Hour IWH a little way of ploiiHiiiK puoplu , which mnki'H it a wel- c'onio vinitor. Everybody and liiH wife known tliu Htipmior quality of lion Ton ( lour. Sugar City Cereal Jlills. There are more things in the Lumber business than are dreamed of in your Philos ophy. Horatio , and just exactly those have + been studied by the Chicago Lumber Com ! pany until they are versed in it all. If you need anything in the way of * oo * * Tell the Chicago Lumber Company all about it. They will fill the bill a bit better and a bit more reasonably than elsewhere in Nor- folk. I Chicago Lumber Company jj NORFOLK , NEB. J W. II. HUOIIOLZ. President. Norfolk ALEX. BEAR , Vice President. E. W. ZUTZ , Cashier. National Bank The Oldest Established Bank in Northeast Nebraska. $100,000.00 surplus $20,000,00 ; : : capital , , . , , , Does a General Buys nud Soils [ Exchange. Interest Paid . . on Time Deposits. Drafts and Money Banking BuSineSS Orders Soldou any Point in Europe. A General Stenmihip and Foreign Passano BusMiepa Transacted. DIRECTORS A. BEAR , F. P. IIANLON , F. J. HALE , W. II. BUOIIOLZ , $ WM. S5UTZ , N. A. RAINBOLT , S. S. COTTON. 0. A. LUIKAUT , PRESIDENT. W. H.JOHNSONCASHIER CHA9. S. HHIDQK , VICB PRESIDENT LHO I'ASEWALK , ASS'T CAsniEB The Citizens National Bank. CAPITAL , $50,000. SURPLUS , f 10,000. Iluy and Sell Exchange on thie Country anil nil parti ot Europe. Farm Loans. DIRECTORS CARL ABWCS W. H. JOUNSON CHAS , S. HRIDOK F. McQiVBRN 0. M. SWANK Q. A , LUKART T. F. UKUMINQER L. SESSIONS