NOKKOLK NEWS : FHWAI , JULY 2i , 1M5
THE NORJOLK NEWS
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lioxtotllrr delivery , tier year. $ f > on , lly
null on nniiJ route * nml outMilo of
Norfolk , per your , IS 00.
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Tlin Journal. KMnliUMieil , 1S77.
Kvrry Friday. Hy innll | i r your , $ l.M ) .
Kntered nt tlin poMofllco at Norfolk ,
Ncli. , nn MH'diitl clnH mutter.
Telephones : IMItorlnl Oopiirtinrnt ,
No 22. ItuitlnoRR Olllon iilul Jolt ItooliiK.
No. II 22.
While tlio weather Is wiving Mio
corn crop n bumper crop ( if wheat nnil
oUior miuill grain Is being placed In
the bins.
II Is fortunate Hint tlio "poinilnr"
iiong , "In tlio ( , oed Olil Summer Time"
has become unpupiilnr or tlioro would
In1 murder.
Tlit < season In which It Is piopor for
the pools to rave over tlio "now mown
liny" IH here , hut tlio pootH nro ovl
dontly lacking.
Wlicn th < > corn IIIIH ritiiKht up per
ImpH there will ho n slight change for
tlio advantage of tlio people who do
licnd upon corn.
It IH not possible ( o keep people
from talking nhout the wontlior , when
the weather furnishes tlio sensation
of the dny or series of dn.VH.
Tlioro la such n thing as tlin conn-
try requiring ; good corn wouthor nnd
tlm woutlior man IH again showing un
Inclination to give too much of n good
thine.
It begins to look as though HuBSlu
means business In the movement for
pence. With the nppolntmnnt of M.
Wltto , as chief plenipotentiary , the Im
portant inovo has liccn iniulo ,
If you want to see something worth
seeing nnd cannot take a trip to the
exposition just Blanco at the growing
crops that Nebraska IH husy at matur
ity for the markets of the world.
It lookn very much as though M.
Wltto had effected terms of peace
with the crar. If ho IB now as suc
cessful with the Japanese envoys , the
lighting will soon ho declared off In
the far cast.
. Russia will recollect that Spain had
Home of that vaunted Cant Ulan prldo
to give It scruples regarding the ad
vancing of terms of peace , lint when
n country Is whipped and whipped had
in the war 70110 the subordinating of
Its pride comes as a matter of se
quence.
The members of the Omaha Y. M.
C. A. have made a winning In their
attempt to secure a now building for
the association which Is to cost a
quarter of a million. Omaha push
gets to the front very frequently and
especially does It seem to bo In evi
dence this summer.
There may ho a misery In the ex
cessive heat for the people In all
parts of the state , hut the rest can
voluntarily extend tholr heartfelt sym
pathies to the people of the Second
district who were compelled to close
ix campaign nnd hustle out the voters
on one of the hottest days of the
spasm.
The Cubans arc up and coming with
considerable evidence of enterprise.
Contracts for several trolley lines out
of Havana have been lot which Is add
ed evidence that the people of that
island do not Intend to bo long classed
with territories that consider the ox
nnd the cart as good enough means of
locomotion.
If there was ever a time when the
democrats might have hoped to win
lu the Second district It was at the
Tuesday's special election. If the re <
publicans deifinnd fair weather In No
vember to make a winning , it is just
ns logical a conclusion that coo !
cool weather in .Inly would be a re
qulrement.
The Neligh plan of holding Snnda >
services in a giove and having the lay
men do some of the preaching shonli
overcome the inclination of people to
remain away from church when it Is
lield In a stuffy building and by the
same speaker that has been hearc
throughout the rest of the year or sev
eral years.
A number of Nebraska people hcli
stock in the St. Louis bank that has
had a sensational career and Ignomlnl
ous ending. Nebraska people who can
afford to take such ventures can gen
crally afford to lose , and should have
kept their money at home In the safe
and sane Institutions that the state of
fers In abundance.
A job on the Panama canal lacks
Inducements just now , but in Januar >
or February It Is more than likely that
the commission will be flooded with
applications for work , If Uncle Sam
or Canada ever expect to dig a ditch
connecting the Arctic oceans , now
\\onlil be n good time to Induce men
o take up the work.
Portland IH feeling very clever over
the good attendance ( hut Is being re
corded at the l wis and Clark exposi
tion and IK prepared to have the mun-
lier of people attending knock the
spots off of any prevloiiH attendance nt
any fair of Its class that the country
lias ever known It Is evident that the
count people have money and are not
afraid to let loose of It when there
IH something worth seeing nt tholr
doors.
The president says that the con
struction of the Panama ennui must
proceed with vigor , and what the pres
ident says very frequently happens ,
and the peislmlsts might just IIH well
lake to cover now as later In the prog
ress of const ruction when they will
ho foiced down anil out. The presi
dent Is not the only one to believe that
the canal will be built In the shorteHt
possible lime. American energy and
Ingenuity will submit to no other re-
Hlllt.
The showing up of the advertise-
iiientH of patent medicines for the re
lief of cholera , cramps and Hlnillar
complalnlH should ho all the warning
that IH necosnnry to warn the people
to observe caution In Iho matter of
eating and drinking and enforce safe
rules for the protection of the little
people who have not arrived at. the
ago of dlHcretlon. The hot weather ,
following tlin Hooded conditions of
the past several months makes care
essential to the health.
Tom Lnwson must bo credited with
being shrewd nnd foresighted In one
particular and that Is that he del civ
mined to make his first personal ap
peal to the people of the west. The
way he has been received shows that
he has not underrated the Importance
of courting the people of a section of
the country that have demonstrated
power nnd force In dealing with per-
ploving problems growing out of the
government , and "the system" Is Infer
for some of the worst that can bo giv
en ,
The Madison county republicans
have been summoned to meet In Battle -
tlo Crook on September ( ? . While the
date Is yet a good month and a half
away there la interest In what the ,
convention may do nnd some of the
politicians are already laying their
plans to gather In the positions of
fered. As far as the average voter is
concerned , however , the interest Is
not yet at fever heat , but ho will be
content to leave his plans for marking
his ballot until after the conventions
luivo said their say.
The cz.ar has almost as much to fear
evidently from his own warships as he
lias to fear from the war vessels of
{
the Japanese and to make them safe
Is removing the arms nnd giving the
sailors Indefinite leaves of nbsence. ,
It Is a remarkable spectacle in a mod
ern country pretending to some degree
of clvlll/atlon and laying claim to dls- i
Unction as one of the world's powers.
It will take a revolution of some sort
to bring Russia up on Its general average
i
erage as a factor in world's affairs. A
1
largo population , alone , has been dem
onstrated to bo insufllclcnt.
A couple of do7.en of the people who
led In the rioting at Odessa have been
hung nnd it Is said that another batch 1
of seventeen Is to be publicly executed.
The czar Is evidently coming to the
conclusion that the only good Russians
are dead Russians nnd he Is helping
Japan to dispose of the surplus men
of his country quite energetically.
The manifest spirit of the common
people for more freedom nnd Indepen
dence does not seem to down , however -
over , and It may be expected that two
determined men will rise up eventual
ly to take the place of one who Is
killed in fighting for their rights.
President Roosevelt Is said to not
be disposed to take a hand In the se
lection of his successor In the white
house. Ho is willing to leave that to
his party and his countrymen , but If
he does so unqualifiedly the man chos
en for the coming four year term will
ho none other than Roosevelt himself.
The people mighthe capable of choos
ing a successor , then again they
might mnko a mistake , but with
Roosevelt In the office they will feel
certain that the best thing for the
country and all Its Interests will have
been accomplished. A united and
spontaneous demand for Roosevelt
might keep him in the executive chair
us it forced him to take the nomina
tion for the vice presidency against
his expressed wishes.
There Is more cata-rh In this sec
tion of the country than all other dis
eases put together , and until the last
few years was supposed to be Incur
able. For n great many years doctors
pronounced It a local disease nnd prescribed - '
scribed local remedies , and by con
stantly falling to cure with local treat
ment , pronounced It Incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be a con
stitutional disease and therefore re
quires constitutional treatment Hall's
Catarrh Cum , manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co. , Toledo , O. , IB the only
cotiHtltutlonal cure on the market. It
IH taken Internally In doses from 10
drops to n toaspoonful. It acts direct
ly on thet > lood and mucous surfaces
of the Ryntoin. They offer ono hun
dred dollars for any case It falls to
euro. Send for circulars and testimo
nials. Address : F. J. Cheney & Co. ,
Toledo , Ohio.
Hold by druggist ! ) , 7Gc.
Take Hull's family pills for consti
pation.
If taken thin month , keeps you well
all Hummer. It makes the little ones
eat , sleep nnd grow. A tonic for the
whole family. Holllslor's Rocky Moun
tain Tea. 3D cents , tea or tablets.
The Klcsaii Drug Co.
The Canadians have been trampling
on the ling of this great and glorious
republic , but It IH said that a free-born
citizen of thlH name great republic
gave them Just nnd unprovoked cause
to Insult the starry banner , ami It IH
possible that It will bo permitted to
paHH hecauso of thin. The people of
the United States want and demand
the respect of foreigners for their oni-
blem , but are conservative enough not
to demand them to bow down before
some of the braggarts nnd hulldo/.ers
that nre sometimes the product of the
country that should beget nothing but
Iho best. If the country was to take
tip troubles of this kind It would liavo
lln hands full constantly and would
some lime bo compelled to tliruslutlie
world to have the llag receive any
sort of respect. The country must de
pend upon Justice and honor rather
than braggadocio to keep Its llag with
in the respect of the people of the
world.
Indigestion Cured.
There Is no case of Indigestion , dys
pepsia or Htonmch trouble that will
not yield to tlio digestive nnd strength
ening Inlluenco of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. This remedy takes the strain
off the stomach by digesting what you
eat and allowing It to rest until It
grows strong again. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure affords quick and permanent re
lief from Indigestion nnd all stomach
troubles , builds up the system and so
purifies that disease can not attack
nnd gain a foothold ns when In n
weakened condition. The constantly
Increasing use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure by physicians of hospital and
general practice of Itself tolls how
j
this wonderful modern discovery has
proven to bo the greatest dlgcstant for
the alleviation of a suffering human
ity. . Us many cures of both children
and adults grows larger day by day.
Sold by Asa K. Leonard.
It will bring rich , red blood , firm
llesh and muscle. That's what Hollls-
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea \vill do.
Taken this month , keeps you well nil
summer. 35 cents , tea or tablets.
The Kiesau Drug Co.
It Is said that the government has
made ' good Russians of thirty members
of ' the crow of the Knlaz Potemkine
who surrendered. Mutinous crews
will undoubtedly understand that In
the future there will bo more honor
nnd : glory in fighting and going down
with the ship.
A Smooth Article.
When you find It necessary to use
salve use DeWItt's Witch Hazel salvo.
It Is the purest , and best for sores ,
burns , bolls , eczema , blind , bleeding ,
Itching or protruding piles. Get the
genuine DeWItt's Witch Hazel salve.
Sold by Asa K. Leonard.
Three Good and Just Reasons.
There are three reasons why moth
ers prefer One Minute Cough Cure :
First , It Is absolutely harmless ; second
end , It tastes good children love It ;
third , It cures coughs , croup nnd
whooping cough when other remedies
fail. Sold by Asa K. Leonard.
Some relief should be experienced
temperance people to learn that the
loin , Kansas , dynamiter was once sent
to the Insane asylum , was confined
several times at his own request and
at the time of his crime was out on
parole from a lunatic asylum. He for
merly resided at Falls City where he
contemplated starting a temperance
paper but his thought on the subject
unbalanced his mind. Rational tem
perance people will be glad to have
the cause relieved of the odium nt
tachlng to the Kansas man's action
and the showing of irresponsibility on
the part of Carrie Nation would cause
similar relief.
Bilious Bill was ngltaten ,
And was much debilitated.
People said he had consumption.
That was everyone's presumption.
When he learned what was the matter
Bill made all the doctors scatter.
Now ho is his own adviser ,
Swears by Little Early Risers.
The famous little pills "Early Risers'
cure constipation , sick headache , bil
lousness , etc. , by their tonic effect on
the liver. They never gripe or sicken ,
but impart early rising energy. Good
for children or adults. Sold by Asa
1C. Leonard.
If you cannot eat , sleep or work ,
feel mean , cross and ugly , take Hoi-
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. A tonic for the sick. There
Is no remedy equal to it , 35 cents ,
tea or tablets.
The Kiesau Drug Co.
County Treasurer's Semiannual Statement.
Statement of the County Treasurer of Madison County , Nebraska , showing balance of each fnntl In the Treasury
on .Tiinnnry I , IliOfi , taxes and other itenifi collected , wnrrnntH redeemed and other disbursements , from January 1 , lOOfi , to
hine ! ! ( > , 1905 , inclusive , and balances on hand on the 1st day of July , HK)5. )
NAMK OK FUND
Mute General
State School
State University
State Sinking
-tale Penitentiary
State Hond
State Relief
State Capitol Building
State Relorm School Building
State Institute for Feeble Minded
State Live Stock Indemnity
State Hospital for Insane
State School Laud Principal
Htuto School Land Interest
State School Land Ix-iiso
State University Land Principal
State University Land - Interest
State University Land Lease
UKI ) County General
1003 County General
M)02 ) and prior years Countv General
litI ! ) Countv Bridge
1008 County Bridge
11102 nnd prior yearn County Bridge
11)01 ) and prior years County Hond
HUM Koail County OonnniHHiouer Dist. No. 1
11104 Road Countr Commissioner Dist. No. 2
11)01 ) Hond County Commissioner Dist. No. 8
l ! 0t : Road County Commissioner Dist. No. 1
11)011 ) Road County CominiHsioner Dint. No. 2
1908 Road County Commissioner Dint. No. ! l
11(0 ( : ? Hond County Commissioner Dint. No. 1
1902 Road County ComniiB.sioner Dist. No.
11)02 ) Road County Commissioner Dist. No.
Comity Soldiers'Relief ,
County Judgment
County Insane
County SjK'cial
County Sinking
County High School
County Dog Tax ,
Madison County Tux Sales
Precinct Railroad Bond
Union Creek Court House Bond ,
Battle Creek Village Jail Bond
Redemption
District Road. . . :
District Poll ; ,
County Poll
Miscellaneous ' .
County General School
Adjunct District School
District School
District School Bond
City nnd Village
Advertising
Taxes Paid Under Protest
Fee
Total J
Less Township Overdraft , January 1 , 1IO. ! " > . . .
Total Disbursec Balance Overdrafts
incuts.
laoai D8 10047 il | 18H5i ( 02 * 211)1 ) 30. .
43 , 1474 8-1 11(04 ( 2i 1093 95 270 32. ,
aa ; 2870 04 3559 8i 3098 85 401 02. .
31i 16 16 21 49 39 34 16 16 21. .
i aa. 1 33 1 88' '
12 12
a 41 2 21 6 06 : : 44
1 18 1 01 2 ID 1 18
01 a2 lJ ) 01 32 , .
a DO 2 421 0 88 8 90 2 42' .
80 L'tJ ' 60 ( ill ) 20.
1 jit ; ! 1 At 2 76 1 83 1 42.
1092 9(1 ( 0010 ( K ) 7702 HO 0407 28 12)6 ! ) 08.
266 07 20(15 ( 74 2321 41 2058 851 208 0(1' ( ' .
44 47 417 16 401 02 481) ) 98 21 OV- ,
670 * 24 670 24 670 24' '
(152 ( 781 121) ) (10 ( 782 88 781 01 1 211.
70 115. ' 00 80 181 81 130 71 01 .
1281 JO1 18871) ) Ol | 20100 11 1708 ! ) 05 3120 40' ' .
610 1)7 ) 4272 48 4788 46 2412 82 , 2371 13.
2387 08' ' 8087 68 2700 5 ! ) 380 IIH .
651 42 , 111)73 ) 97 , 12626 39 , 11W28 40 | ( I'.IO ' ! ! ! > , .
688 OO1 185 92 70U 68l 714 44 | 55 14 .
180 2t > 19 ! ) 4i , 82 ! ) 75' ' 197 90 131 85.
ao aij 2(1 ( 80 , 60 07 ! ilO 81 HO 30
81)0 ) 70 681 04 1)28 ) 81 770 7fi 157 50.
276 784 70 1010 43 , 971 72 , 38 71 .
! M4 02 682 02 87(1 ( 04 844 ( ' , ; 32 Ol1.
84 ill 10 40 50 741 40 3 7 ! )
33 20 10 481 49 08 4 ! ) OH.
81 71 10 40 61 11 47 32 3 7 ! .
2 61 11 32 13 88 12 01 1 22.
2 62 11 18 80 12 03 1 23' ' .
2 61 11 33 18 81 12 01 1 23.
801) ) 05 (1 ( 4 ( 870 11 301) ) 00 T 111.
18 09 10 10 28 26 18 0 ! > 10 10 ,
07 1 90 1 23 " | .
8 12 Of 3 17 3 12 05' ' .
7 88 8 26 10 08 7 as 3 25' .
12 0 ! ) ra.
8 OOJ- 3 00 3 00
; ; o 113 30 03 .
I 111 44 30 62 143 % 143 DO'
7476 08 4119 52 71144 00 71)44 ) 00.
615 09. 37 01 ! 65'J " 0 35 00 617 70 .
5123 64 8288 25 3011 i'-M ' 21)51) ) ) 07 052 12 , .
4169 281 12828 89 101)88 ) 171 10734 15 0251 02.
3729 ( K ) 372 ! ) 00 I 32)7 ! ) 00 432 00.
707 41V 707 4(1 ( I 100 08 ] 007 ! (8 ( ,
21 26- 21 261 21 35 !
ai in. . 087 ! ) 00 0)10 ! ) 1)4 ) ; 08 ! ) ! ) D4 II 00.
2I2 ! 7 ! ) , 1 70 234I ! ) / ' 117 00 117 41) ) .
Io7fi ! ) 18' ' 44t)3 : ! ) 51. . 00152 0 ! ) 40)8 ! ) ! ) 05' ' 1)154 ! ) (14 ( .
21 ! ! 17 07 6542 65 2b'8 ! ) ! ) 02 211)2 ) 02J 27007 00 .
6872 Oa 10208 ill 10140 34 17705 40. ' " ' 1005 Off
24 ! ao , 2J5 ! ao 484 00 24 ! ) 30 235 'ao. .
7:15 : 22 , 115 27 850 411 003 70 180 7ii ; .
1)1 ) 25 HI 25 III 25.
: 74614 00
a4 lit 1)1 ) 51 60 87 50 871
Totals 7447 ! ) 30 * 162828 (10f ( 227302 DO 153102 32 75705 70 ;
Lens City 'ind Village Overdraft. 1505 OG v
Not Balance July lit , 11)05 )
* 74200 04
RECAPITULATION.
KKCKIPTS.
* * . *
Balance on hand January 1 , 11)05 ) $ 74479 3f
Taxes Collected 11800830
State School and University Land Collections < )282 ) 85
Stat ApiMirtionniPiit 0571 00
Fines from A. T. Rodman. Justice of the Peace (15 ( 00
Fines from Win. Bates , County Judge 50 00
Fines from S. W. Hayes , Justice of the Peace 38000
Fines from W. H. Field Clerk of the District Court 62 00
Fines from C. F. Eiseley , Justice of the Peace n 00
Excess fees of Kmil Winter , County Clerk 074 10
Bridge funds from Christ Sclimitt , County Commissioner 3 25
Insurance money for general fniid from Christ Sclimitt , County Commissioner 68 89
Redemptions . 3288 25
Taxes paid nnder protest 115 27
Interest from Banks on daily balances 751 .fiS
Fees
91 25
Transfers from funds to funds 13071 50
1227802 ! ) R
DlSllUUSKMKNTS. '
Warrants Paid
f 180407 89
Redemptions Paid 295907
Taxes paid nnder protest transferred to tax account 003 70
Tiausfers from fnnds to funds
] 3071 50
Balance on hand Jnly 1 , 11)05 ) 74200 04
1827308 flfi
Registered County Warrants Outstanding July I , 1905.
1S91 County General Fund. , f 400 11)00 ) Comity Bridge Fund . . . . $ 8 00 | 1903 Road , Commissioner
1898 County General Fund. . 20 45 H'02 ' County Bridge Fund 83 70 District No. 2 ft U9 u
1899 County General Fund. . 400 1904 Comity Bridge Fnnd [ 1261 18 1904 Road , ComimsHiouer
1901 County Gen-rnl Fund. . 2091 District No. 2 5820
1902 County General Fund. . 800 1904 Road , Commissioner
1903 County General Fund . 71 10 District No. 8 . . . 215 4J !
1904 County General Fund . 3418 D7
Total * 8547 40 Total
* 1802 88 Total g 387 74
Cash Balances on July 1 , 1905.
First National Bank , Madisou Neb
, $ fjgj ) 54
Madison State Bank Madison Neb '
, , t' 75 ; $ 50
Norfolk National Bank , Norfolk , Neb \ \ \ \ 9302 ij
Citizens National Bank , Norfolk , Neb \ \ [ \ 9053 4j
Nebraska National Bank. Norfolk , N b ' ,
57 ,9 ; JQ
Battle Cieek Valley Bank , Battle Creek , Neb ! ! ! ! " * 7080 8' '
Citizens State Bank , Battle Creek , Neb ! . " . ! . ' . ' ! ! 3797 88
Men'tow Grove State Bank , Meadow Grove , Neb \ 3700 07
Klkhoru Valley Bank , Tilden , Neb ' . 40015 OR
Tildon State Bank , Tildeii , Neb ' . . ' . ; ; ; 4 $ > 4 52
First National Bank , Newman Grove , Neb ! . ' . ! . . ! ! ! 4500 80
Newman Grove State Bank , Newman Grove , Neb '
. , 41'7 , ] jc
Kountze Bros. , New York. State Fiscal Agency ; . ' , ' ! . ' ! ! 1004 6 ! )
luoftice . . ] ir,85 41
* 74200 04
STATE OF NEBRASKA ,
COUNTY OK MADIPOX ,
I , Christopher Schavland , Conuty Treasurer in and for Madison county , Nebraska , do solemnly swear that the foregoing
is true and correct statement of the receipts and disbnrsemeuts of
going a my ollico from the 1st day of January , 1905
to the 30th day of Juno. 1905 , inclusive ! the amount of money in each fund ; the amount of outstanding and registered
comity warrants , and the total amount of money and cash items on hand and in banks at the close of business on the
550th day of June , 1D05 , to the best of my knowledge and belief , so help me God.
CHRISTOPHER SCHAVLAND.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this 7tli dny of Jnly A. D. , 1905.
WM. BATES ,
Comity Judge.
STATE OF NEBRASKA , |
COUNTY OK MADISON , \ ' '
We , the undersigned County Commissioners in and for Madison county , Nebraska , do hereby certify that we have
carefully examined the accounts of Christopher Sclmvland , County Treasurer of said comity , and have lound the fore
going statement thereof to Incorrect to the best of our knowledge and belief.
Wituei * our bauds nt Madisou , Nebraska , this I2tu day of Jnly , 1905 ,
CHRIST SCHMITT ,
GEO. D. SMITH ,
JOHN H. HARDING ,
Comity Commissioners.
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