THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , MARCH 4 , 1904.
Republican Congressional Com
mittee Fixes Mny 17.
WILL nENOMINATE M'CARTHY
The Republican CoMoresslon.il Central
Committee Met In Norfolk Last
Nlijht and Determined on Date for
Convention Delegates to Chlcarjo.
Tim republican coitKroHHtonnl con
volition of the Tblnl dtatrlct will bo
bold In ColninbuR Mny 17. Thin WUB
determined by tbo inoniborH of the ro-
inibllrnn coiiKrosHlonnl cuntrnl coin-
nil tloo which mot In the pnrlorn of
tbo Pacific hotel liiHt evening. Col <
\inibiiH WIIH adopted UB tbo convention
city by unanimous vote , there being
no other city HUBir < > Htod.
The ( lute for tbo convention Is ono
day before the Htiito republican con *
vontlon convoncH at Lincoln. No ac
tion was taken by the committee In
regard to the United States senator-
Hblp.
To nenornlnate McCarthy.
It wns conceded by tbo coiunilttoo
thiit Congressman McCarthy would
bo renoininated by acclamation.
In regard to the position of delete -
to the national republican con
vention at Chicago , for which suvoral
candldatoH have been mentioned , tbo
committee discussed the pronpectn In
an Informal way. Frank Nelson of
Nlobrara was mentioned by George
A. Brooks of Knox county ; (1. W. Wil
liams of Albion was montlonod by
coinmlttcomen from that section and
Mr. 1'lpor of Uurt county was brought
forth by 1 * . L. Hork of Tokamab. This
was only done In an Informal way and
nothing of a dollnlto nature was at
tempted.
The representation to tbo Columbus
convention will be based upon tbo
vote received by Mr. McCarthy two
years ago. For every 100 votes cast
of major fraction thereof , ono dele
gate will bo allowed , and ono at
largo. Thin will make over 200 dele
gates In tbo convention. It will allow
Madison county fifteen.
The committee present were : Q.
N. Seymour , Elgin ; II. P. Williams ,
St. Edwards ; P. L. Rork , Tokamah ;
J. F. Jonal , Ifnrttngton ; IS. II. Phelps ,
Schuylor ; J. C. Elliott , West Point ;
Sheriff Sides , Dakota City by proxy
for J. J. Elmers. South Sioux City ;
Dr. O'Conncll , Ponca ; C. C. McNIsh ,
Fremont ; George A. Drooks , llazllo
Mills ; Hurt Mnpcs. Norfolk ; M. L.
Ilosaltor , Sliver Creek ; J , A. Osborno ,
Genoa ; Walter L. Mete , Plalnvlow ;
Carl Kramer , Columbus , by proxy for
II. O. llaiiHon ; E. M. White , Stanton ,
by proxy for W. W. Young ; 13. A.
Wlltse , Ponder ; W. 11. McNeil ,
Wayno.
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; United States Will Not Be !
"v v ' ' ' '
Drawn Into' the BattleY'
HAS NOTHING AT ALL , ATSTAKE . , !
NothlnQr at Least , of Enough
to Warrant a Clash Between . the ;
' American Government 'and th'e RCis-j
' slans , So Says Walter Wellmnn. '
. Walter \Vollnwn , In n .Washington
especial to the Chicago Hecor MlonvUlj
says : .
"There Is not ono chance In toii
million that the United States Is to
become Involved In the Asiatic wan
This statement waa made to mo by
a member of the American govern
ment , whose relations with President
Hoosovolt and Secretary Hay are so
close and contldontlal that It may well
be said ho spoke for them.
"Naturally the president and tbo
secretary of-stnto cannot make public
utterance In .such a question. But
their views and the views of the lead
ing members of the government hero
are so well Known , that I am able to
reflect them with accuracy. To many
readers it may seem that any such as
surance is superfluous. And yet
your correspondent , during a recent
journey In the Northwest , was ofteji
asked the question If there exists any
serious danger of the United States
becoming embroiled In the hostilities
between Russia and Japan. More
over , the somewhat oxcltod and al
most hysterical outgivings" the HUB-
sian press , prompted in part by the
' RuKsiun government Itself , have sorv-
' ea to increase the feeling of anxiety
'and to add to the -fear that sooner or
'later1 the United States may bo in-
' volvod.
- It is also true , as anyone may dls-
cover by leaving Washington and con
versing with tbo people out in the
.states , , that tjiero exists just a little
jrepidatlon , on tie | score of President
Roosevelt's" supposed love for mili
tary operations ahd his penchant for
getting into any muss that may bo
going on in bis neighborhood. This
feeling does exist to sonjo extent , ami
it exists among the very men who
most admlro the president. They do
not believe ho Is rash or that ho
. would wantonly take steps which
might plunge this country into war ,
but they feel that If , through the qxl-
Agencies qf'j'circumstances'n strityjqd
j ] rorupiiwxire | ( 'tft ' ar 'so * between / tho.
IwtjnfUid'.States' ' nnd RuSsla , the jyesj-
- . , dent might , not be as discreet and 9 u- ,
lloim as , for InHtnncc , Mr. McKlnloy
would bo , wore ho still alive and In
the presidential chair1.
On tlicno accounts I have nought
Information ax to tbo actual state of
opinion In our government with ref
erence to this | KSHlblllty. Such In
formation I have sought In the high
est quarters. There Is hero not the
slightest fear that the United States
may bo drawn within the vertex of
war. There IB no doslro that tbo
United States become Involved.
There IB no belief thatthls country has
any stake In the outcome of the pres
ent hostilities which could In any
probable contingency warrant the
drawing of the sword by the United
States.
ProHldent RooHOVolt ban just an
much Idea of embroiling hlfl country
In war with Great Urltaln , or Mexico ,
or Italy , an ho has of taking the part
of Japan agalnBt Russia , which of
course , moans that ho ban no thought
of mich a thing and never ban bad.
.RuHHlans may feel that American
Hympathlofl are with Japan ; theymay
feel that there exists n real danger
that the United States muy , In tbo
end , lake part In the struggle on the
Japanese side. Hut their fears are
groundless. The only way In which
Russia could draw the United States
Into hostile action would bo by mak
ing war upon the United States , nnd
no ono In his senses believes Russia
will do Htich a thing as that.
SCHORREGGE SELLS HIS BAKERY
Lewis Brothers are the New Propri
etors of the Business ,
E. J. Schorrcggo , ono of the pioneer
neer business men of Norfolk , has
Bold his bakery , fancy grocery nnd
confectionery business to Thomas
and William Lewis , who took posses-
Blon yoBtorday and arc now conduct
ing tbo business nt the od ! tttnnd.
Mr. Schorrcggo has boon In business
In Norfolk for many years , but recently -
contly his health has boon falling
him nnd be decided to dispose of his
store nnd bakery and rent up.
Mr. Schorrcggo Is vacating the
rooms ho has occupied us n residence
and Is moving to a cottage on Madison -
son avenue , between Third and Fourth
streets. Ho expects to spend uomo
of his tlmo In traveling and visiting
with relatives in this and other states ,
nnd will not ongagoMn other business
for the present.
The brothers who succeed him
came hero from Sioux City. Both
are experienced baker , } and one has
boon in the employ of Mr. Schorregge
for about a year. They expect to
conduct the business on the name line
as has been pursued Ly Mr. Rchor
roggo , malting such changoa as.hoy (
sea fit from tlmo to time.
TIMELY TOPICS.
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It the Klnkald (110-acro ( homestead
bill wore loft ! 'to the newspapers of
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4t * n I * * \i .l'-r * 1 * * ! - * 1 X | I t
\l)6"sixtli'Wtrl'ctv-lt \ ) 'would pass \1 *
yeryutlttlW iloiay.1' There -has ttevter
licoh' , h IJDlli' . 'before congrorfs ' with
tmch ' ( Ilrdct b'earlng iip'on' hls part ,
,5\'t the 'wo'rltlnnlf ' tfhleii wouldMiavb' '
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'sAiqli'fa'r'rDKcHtug t > rfe'cts1'"hu're as tills
'bill' , ' ir't'Iio ' iliige * Is'-ableMo got * It
onnfygdlil' la\\v ho 'cnri fcill-Hfiii
Vi'steinit"t : oVhiska for anything It' '
luvs. * it -oulh' 'HM'iui ' tKo < donWliiB' bf'
n'JpfihYt'lon'4. the 'IWiUHlUg1- " "now
U > yvi > s ; 'ftb doiibfln'K'uf tb6MhVotrff |
Johrnal :
M ' . - fK *
'Sonic ot tiio-'im&b eminent
nlUn of'Uie country-Mncludlns a
hmiiy lending ( foctoVs 'In every com <
munlty contend that medicine -not
only 'does no goodbut'actual harm ?
that what tho'people need Isto bo
taught to avoid medicine , and cat
less , eat slowly , take exorciseam }
keep out In the fresh airas much ni
possible. If this contention is true
and thoro' Is llttlo doubt about it
Isn't it too bad that In every commu
nity there are Influential men prac
ticing medicine ? The habit of taking
medicine has become so firmly fixed
that wo have heard Intelligent physi
cians say they cannot persuade their
patients not to take it ; that they of
ten give sugar pellets , to satisfy pa
tients who insist on taking something ,
but who would be harmed by medi
cine. Isn't it a pity that the people
are not taught the simple , important ,
truthful things , Instead of great theo
ries that befog and injure them ? The
medical men In every community are
intelligent nnd inlluential , and the
medlclno habit Is growing , Many
newspapers are supported by modi *
cal advertising ; the people of. Jhla
country pay more for medicine
than they pay for broad. The facts
are that we , the people , have been
taught wrong so long that wo have
no sense ; wo neglect the simple and
Important truth , nnd follow off expen
sive and Injurious fads. Surgery and
physiology are important sciences ,
but medicine is mischievous , danger
ous and useless. Atchlson Globe.
If that little hole In the bottom of
the Ketzlvan , the crack warship of
the Russian navy , built In the United
States , is forty feet long as reported
by an alleged eye witness of the llrst
battle at Port Arthur , it Isn't much to
bo wondered at that she serves now
merely as a stationary battery with
her keel resting In the mud. It will
take , long time to close up q cleft
of that djmensjou , State Journal. V
Artistic job .printing at. Tie ; NQ\V'B
'
Half Dozen Counties Were Re
presented Here.
ADOPT SEVERAL NEW IDEAS
County Offlcera From Northern Ne
braska Points Met at the Oxnard
Their Work More Methodically.
Their Work Moare Methodically.
[ Krotn Wodncnday'a Dully. ]
Assessors from half n dozen coun
ties In northern Nebraska mot at the
Oxnard hotel In this city yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of discuss
Ing plans that will bo ot mutual bene
fit to the profession.
They decided to ropuest deputies
to return books as onrly as possible
from each precinct so that the ac
counts will not all come In at ona
tlmo and thus congest tbo labor. This
will give the assessors a HuHnco tc
chock up In time.
MortgagoB hold by non-residents of
the county in which a man Is assess
ing , will bo listed and the list sent to
the county In which the man lives ,
liy thus exchanging , the man who
owns a mortgage In some other coun
ty will have to pay assessments on
his value Just the same. A farmer
against whom there Is a mortgage IB
not given the right to subtract the
amount of mortgage against his prop
erty. This point is now in the BU-
promo court of the state.
Treasurers' books are to bo looked
over BO that all titles will bo assessed.
Fat cattle In feed lots are to bo
valued at market price on April 1.
Those here were : A. A. Baker ,
Knox county ; G. II. McQco , Antelope ;
Frank Strelow , PJerco ; John Hnnff ,
Stanton ; W. B. Cooper , Holt ; H. B.
Bruoggoman , deputy for Madison ,
County Assessor Ryncarson of Madi
son was able to bo present.
Friends of Fred Yeoman
Thought He Would Die.
HE HAD BEEN DRINKING HARD
The Effect of the Spree Wao Bad on
His Heart , and His Friends Hope
He Had a Lesson that Will Act for
His Reformation.
Meadow Grove , Nob. , March 2.
Special to The News : Fred Yeoman ,
who lives on a farm In the neighbor
hood , came to town yesterday and
punished a considerable Quantity of
tbo amber .fluid. While MK YeOman's
stomach craves thb beverage his
heart refuses to stand for' the strong
stnff and the latCer organ'won't back
on .him % lna ( evening arid''for''three )
hours bo lay In an uncons6ious condi
tion 'af-tlie llvory barn , his friends
fcarinK * momentarily , that hl .death
would flillHV' 'fit Vllullbeluwas ) ] busy
atteiullng to Rlrs ! CJias. CJrooK , w idils
Very'lo'\V ; but wlion lie 'co\iltf \ ledv'ofor1
n short time ho gave Yeoman a hy-
l1oiloHiYl8 liijbctton tliat' briJtightk him
back to cousclonsness nnd recovery
for UiO in'esbnt. ' butltrs'Lallovbd that
Oife Will iot wlthstiuid manj- niece at >
tacks of n similar cJmractor. It Is
fuse to indulge in alcoholic stlmu-
InnUuin the future.
- Dr. H. L. Kindred took , the 11
o'clock train yesterday for Florence ,
to-which place ho had been"sum -
nioncd.to attend the funeral of his
mother , who died , nt 7 o'clock yester
day morning.
Dr. Campbell of Tllden is looking
after Dr. Kindred's practice during
the absence of the latter to Florence.
Mrs. Chas. Crook Is very low at her
home a mile east of the city. Dr.
Campbell was in attendance during
the greater portion of last night , and
hopes that bis patient is Improved
this morning.
Cough Settled on Her Lungs.
"My daughter had a terrible cough
which settled on her lungs , " says N.
JackBou of Danville , 111. "Wo tried
a great many remedies without re
lief , until wo .gave her Foloy's Honey
and Tar , which cured her. " Refuse
substitutes. Kiesau Drug Co.
Doing the Right Thing.
The trouble begins with 'a tickling
In the throat and a imgglng llttlo
cough. Soreness In the chest follows
nnd the patient wdtidcrs tf he Is jjo-
ing to have an all winter cold' , ' Prob
ably , If ho does the wrong thing or
nothing. Certainly pot if ho uses
Perry Davis' Painkiller , the staunch
old remedy that cures a cold in twen
ty-four hours. Thorp Is but ouo Pain
killer , Perry Davis , .
Nusnl Cntnrrh qnlokly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Jiabu-which is agree
ably aromatic. It is received through the
nostrils , cleanses aiul heals the whole surface -
face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the 50o. size ; Trial Bize by mail , 10
cents. Test it and you uro t > uro to coutiuuo
tbo treatment.
AiiiimincciiuMit.
To ficeotwuoilato those who are partial
to tl0 | uio f > f atoiuUcr * in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for ciitarrnaf trou
ble * , the proprietors prepare Cream Halm m
liquid form , which will bo known -xs Ely's
Ij"ni\ildjCrwiiu.It Im. Plico including the
_ .lv > ti.n tul.n tn X.rVfi ttfc l ruWrrltttu or llV
State of Ohio , City of Toledo , Lu
cas county , SB : Frank J. Cheney
makes oath that ho Is senior partner
of tl\o firm of F. J. Chcnoy & Co. , do
ing business In the City of Toledo ,
county and state aforesaid , and that
said ( Inn will pay the sum of ONE
HUNOHED DOLLARS for each and
every case of catarrh that cannot bo
cured by the tmc of Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Frank J. Chonoy.
Sworn to before men and subscrib
ed In my presence , this Gth day of
December , A. D. 1880.
A. W. aieason ,
( Seal ) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally , and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system ,
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co. , Toledo , O.
Sold by all druggists , 7Gc.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stlpatlon.
Welcome as Sunshine
after n long storm is a feeling of ro-
llof when nn obstinate cold ban been
driven away by Allen's Lung Balsam.
Only people who have boon cured of
throat-ache and sere lungs by this
remedy can quite realize what the
feeling is. There IB no opium In the
Ualsam ; Its good effect Is radical
and lasting. Take a bottle homo to
day.
Tragedy Averted.
"Just In the nick of time our llttlo
boy was saved. " writes Mrs. W. Watkins -
kins of Pleasant City , Ohio. "Pneu
monia bad played sad havoc with
him and a terrible cough sot In be
sides. Doctors treated him , but ho
grow worse every day. At length
wo tried Dr , King's Now Discovery
for Consumption , and our darling
was saved. He's now sound and
well. " Everybody ought to know ,
It's the only sure cure for coughs ,
colds and all lung diseases. Guaran
teed by Asa K. Leonard , druggist.
Price COc nnd $1.00. Trial bottles
free.
The Name Witch Hazel.
The name Witch Hazel Is much
abused. E. C. DoWltt & Co. , Chicago ,
are the Inventors of the original and
only genuine Witch Hazel Salvo. A
certain cure for Cuts , Burns , Bruises ,
Eczema , Tetter , Piles , etc. There
are many counterfeits of this salvo ,
some of which are dangerous , while
they are all worthless. In buying
Witch Hazel Salvo sco that the name
E. C. DeWItt & Co. . Chicago , is on
the box and a euro Is certain. Sold
by ell druggists.
Happy , Healthy Children.
Any child can take Llttlo Early
Risers with perfect safety. They
are harmless , never gripe or sicken ,
and yet they arc so certain In re
sults that robust constitutions re
quiring drastic means are never dis
appointed. They cannot fall to per
form their mission and every ono
who uses DoWltt's Llttlo Early Ris
ers prefer them to all other pills.
They cure biliousness. Sold by all
ilrugglsts.
Dangers of Pneumonia.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is
often fatal , and even whoji tbo pa
tient hog recovered tjie lungs arc
weakened , making them peculiarly
susceptible to , - the , development of
consumption , Foloy'.s Honey and
Tar will , stop the. cough , heaj and
.strengthen the lungs and prevent
pneumonia. . . .Kiesau Jlnig Co.
.Do YouWafit , Strength. .
If you want to increase your1
strength -'you must add to and not ,
take from the . physical. , ln other
words , , tl > o food that you. , eat 'must
1)0 digested , flssjiuilatc and appro
priated by thQ..uqrves , blood and "tis
sues before being expelled froni the
intestines. , IvodoJ - Dyspepsia , , CurO ,
adds to , , tj o physical. It gives
strength to and , ' builds " up strength
jn the human system. It Is , , pleasant
to the taste , and palatable. " and the
only comb.inaUou 'qf'digeslanls that
will digest tbp fooil 'and enable the
system jo , appropriate all of its
health and strength-giving qualities.
Sold by all druggists.
Worklhg Overtime.
Eight hour laws are ignored by
tboHO tireless little workers Dr.
King's Now Life Pills. Millions are
always at work , night and day , cur
ing Indigestion , Biliousness , Const !
pation , Sick Headache and all Stomach
ach , Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy
pleasant , safe , sure. Only 23c at
Leonard's drug store.
Colds Cause Pneumonia.
One of tbo most , remarkable cases
of a cold , deep-seated on the lungs ,
causing pneumonia , is that of Mrs.
Gertrude E. Fennor , Marlon , Ind. ,
who was entirely cured by the use of
Ono Minute Cough Cure. She says :
' 'The coughing nnd straining so
weakened mo that I ran down from
148 to 92 pounds. I tried a number
of , remedies to no avail until I used
One Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles
tles of this wonderful remedy' cured
mo entirely of the cough , strengthened ) -
ed my lungs and restored mo to my
normal weight , health and strength. "
Sold by all druggists.
La grippe coughs yield quickly to
the wonderful curative qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar. There Is
nothing else "jusjt as good. "
Kiesau Drug Co ,
Foley's Honey and Tar cures'tho
cough caused by an attack of la
grippe. It heals the lungs.
Kiesau Drug Co.
Nothing speaks more emphatically
for a neat , progressive business man
than nicely printed stationery The
News does it
Have you Indigestion , constipation ,
headache , backache , kidney trouble ?
Holllster's Rocky , Mountain Tea wll
make you well , 'if it falls gel your
money back. That's fair. 35 cents ,
tea or tablet form.
Kiesau Drug Co.
FORTY-FIVE
Registered Hereford CaJtle
AT AUCTION
AT
SCHUYLER , NEB. , FRIDAY M A RTH II IQfl/L
BEGINNING AT 1 P. M. SHARP. I'l MLlVV/Il lljlvJ
Bulls , Cows and Heifers , about equally divided , of the Best {
Hereford blood strains , to be sold at your own price.
These cattle are a draft from the State University herd ,
from the noted Scott & Marsh breeding establishment at Bel-
ton , Mo , and from Ernst & Sons' celebrated Wolf Creek Stock
Farm , and are as good in breeding and individuality as can be
found anywhere. A tabulated pedigree , certificate of registra
tion and transfer will bo given with each animal sold. The '
animals offered are young and in good condition. Sale will be
held under cover at Fulmor & Egerton's barn , where cattle
may bo inspected four days before sale.
For catalogue and further information write 7 ,
J
WM. ERNST , Sale Manager ,
Proprietor Wolf Creek Stock Farm ,
GRAF , Johnson County. NEB. <
COLS. CALLAHAN and VAN HOUSEN , Auctioneers. '
The Man who
is Looking
Constantly for opportunity to better his condi
tion is the man who will some day succeed.
If this man will apply to the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul Ry ,
he will receive such information regarding
lands located on or reached by this railway as
will aid him in his hunt for happine'ss and *
prosperity. Address
F , A , NASH , Gen'l ' Western Agent , 1524 Farnam St ,
OMAHA , NEB.
DON'T BE FOOLED !
Take the genuine , original
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TE.
Made only by Madison Mcdi
, cme Co. , Madlion , WU. I
1 keep * you well. Our trad
mark' cut on each packnjp
Price , 35 cents. Never sol
In'bdlk. Accept no lubtt
AaU veer druzgUt
CLEANSING THE CATARRH
AND IIKAI.ING
CUUJ3
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
Jinsy : nnd pleasant t °
( use. Coutftfus no In-
Jurlous driii ; .
It is quickly absorbed. '
CIvcs Helcf ! at once.
It Opens rt < t Cleanses
the Nasal PnsVea.
Alhyslnllammatton.
IIe l8 and Protects the Membrane. Restores the
Senses of Tusto anil Smell. Large Siw , CO rents at
Druggists or by mall ; Trial Size , 10 cents by . .all.
KLY > BHQTUEltd , 60 Worrell Street , New Yorfc
' ' . "
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LA GRIPPE
Pneumonia follows La Qrlpp *
but never follows the us * of
'Q '
0 and Tar
Ititopi the Cough and heals th Inngt ,
Prevents Pneumonia and Coniumptloa ,
. YAOBEB , of 157 Osffood St. ,
wilUil "Mr wife bad la grlppo end UUfl hw
with T ry bad coogh on bar lone * whltk
Voun'f OaMii AMD TAB oared o
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. Danforth of LaGrange , Ga. ,
suffered for six months with a fright
ful running sore on his leg ; but
writes that Bucklon's Arnica Salvo
wholly cured it in five days. For ul
cers , wounds , piles , it's the best
salve In the world. Cure guaranteed.
Only 25c. Sold by Leonard , the drug
gist.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
kidneys and bladder rigat. Contains
nothing injurious. Kiesau Drug Co.
A Bottle Free.
Drake's Palmetto Wine will restore the ap
petite , assist digestion , stimulate the liver and
kidneys and cure sick neadacue. cramps , nausea ,
dyspepsia , Indigestion , biliousness and consti
pated bowels. Any reader of this paper who Is
a sufferer can secure a trial bottle free. It will
Blve you quick relief nnd a permanent cure , nnd
cost you nothlntr. Write for It today to the
Drake Formula Co. . Drake Uulldini ; , Chlcaco.
Raw or Inflarried Lungs.
Yield quickly to the wonderful
curative and healing qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar. It prevents
pneumonia and consumption from a
bard cold settled on the lungs.
Kiesau Drug , Co ,
lM\i ] \ Stanhope , SU Louis : y used
tohave a horrid 'cornpxlonijl \ took
Holllstor's Hooky Mountain Tea and
am called the prettiest girl In the
city. " 33 cents. Kiesau Drug Co.
Harrow Escape of the Second
-Elevator-at-That Place.- '
PROPERTY OF NYE SCHNEIDER /
, s t' , r '
FtroWas , , plscjovered'4atj 2 O 'Clock
This Morning Just in Time to Save
Building from Destruction Starte'd
From Hot Gasoline Engine Pipe. '
[ From Wednesday's D.ally. ]
Elgin ; . Neb , , March 2 Special t/j /
The' News : Elgin very nearly expfe-
rlenccd tuiotherdisastrouc elevator
fire this morning. The Nye , Schnei
der elevator was discovered to be
ablaze , at o'clock In the morning by
J. M. . Hutc'heson , who was just" return
ing from . ' _ a drive into , the country ,
and by great good luck the flame was
extinguished soon after.
A tiny tongue of fire had eaten its
way up the side of the building and
was just licking off the wood , prepar
atory to consuming the whole plant ,
when chemicals and -water were
thrown upon it. The people of the
town got out in a hurry and worked
hard to save the elevator.
The fire started from the exhaust
pipe of a gasoline engine , which had
heated a chest until it burst out.
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
Most , people find lots of comfort in
a sick doctor.
When a poor cook makes apple pie ,
the top is most as hilly as Atchlson.
When a .woman , 1ms children of the
croupy age , she looks like goose
grease , from November till May.
A grass widow writes the Globe :
"Atchlson people are very thoughtful
and kind. I have been here for five
weeks , and no one has asked about
my husband. " ; * <
Your mind Is a funny thing. You
think and think , and try to do the
best thing possible , and then do the
worst thing. A man wrote a play.
Ho .intended putting it on the road ,
The venture would cost him a good
deal of money. A good name meant
success. So he thought and thought ,
nnd finally decided on the "Punkin
Husker. " The name meant nothing.
It killed the play , and the .author lost
nil the money ho had. He did the
worst thing possible after doing his
best. Ho thought nnd thought , and
brought his judgment to- bear on the
question , and then made n fool of himself -
self , You have often done the same
thing. ' Isn't it remarkable that all ot
us do not fear that which we call The
. .mid ?