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About The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1906)
MilNOHKOLK NKWS : KU1DAY MAKC1I 10 , limit. HON. GEORGE E. PRITCHETT TELLS OF EXPERIENCE. WAS FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Hunters Invariably Encountered Sav age Redskins up the Elkhorn Val ley How the Lender of the Band of Dravcs Fell In the Fight. George H. Pritchett , the mllllonnlro bunker and nttoiitoy of Omaha whoso father reared Giovor Cleveland and whoso daughter recently became known thiough her marriage to Con- grosHiunn Kennedy , becniiHo of the ex communications that followed against those of the Catholic chinch who at tended the service , almost lost his life on the plains whore Notlolk now stands , forty-live ) onts ago , and came back thlH week to lonow acquaintance with the eventful spot and to chat a day or so with friends of the white man typo who have long since taken the place of teds who neatly scalix-d him and who. In the battle , wore beat en with death. In the early days Mr Kennedy , to gether with a couple of friends for It was never safe to hunt alone In thin territory used to drive up Into this corner of the ten Hot y ftom Omaha about twice a year to hunt. The val ley was falily teeming with antelope , elk , ptalrlo chickens , < umil and other game. It was also overt tin with a very dangetous band of Indians who looted all ttnvelers whom they could llnd and killed Indiscriminately. In order to piotcct the hm.tlng par ty it was always necessai ) that there be a shift of guaids during the night to keep watch against Indians The last watch was the most perilous. One night Mr. Kennedy's parly camped wheic Norfolk now stands and the last watch sighted a slight motion in the distance A little later he noted a line of ponies riding In a long citcle against the night sky and then wheeling back , each time get ting a little closer to the camp At length the Indians c.uue near enough to shout to and the watch called out to them to halt. Head Indian Drops. When they roali/cd that they had been discovered , the Indians dashed In a bunch toward the hunters' tent. 'A flash of llame ponied forth fiom the rifle of the guard and in his saddle the loader of the rod men s.ink down , limp and with a fatal bullet tluougli his trunk. Frightened at the one death , the other Indians scatletod and disap peared. This was somewhat unusual , as In such cases It was wont for them to stampede the camp and engage the whites in a pitched battle but it was evident that the icds in this train feared there were too skilful marks- i men among the party of which Mr ' Pritchelt was a member. In those dns the Pawnees and the " \Vinnebagoes , the one fiom the south and othcis ftom near Sioux City , cre ated the greatest disturbance , while the Sioux fiom the Honestoel country seldom came down this far For many ) oais after that Mr. Pritchett onjood coming up the val ley to hunt During Cleveland's ad ministration ho was made district at torney of Nebiaska , and ho says ho has done a lot of other things that ho never could have done If those Indians had reached his tent. Huntets who did not know the danger went out and never came back , their bones often being found later. Mr. Ptitchett Is son in-law of Mil lionaire Hanscom , who donated to Omaha one of Its best known parks and who now lives nt the St. Uegis , hotel , Now York. Mr. Prltchett's fa- Uior , a Piesbytcilan minister , was I given the care of Grover Cleveland when that child's father , also a Pres byterian minister , died. Grover was three years old at that time Mr. Pritchett was a guest of Dr. A. Bear while heie a few days ago. Hadar's Band. Pierce Call : The Iladar Union band met last Friday e\enlng and held their annual election of officers. Also transacted such other business as was necessary for the good of the band. The following named parties were elected for a term of one year : Pres ident , F. G Miller ; vice president , Alfred Bauman ; secretary , J M. Friend ; treasurer , Win. Llchtenherg. Up to date the boys have not given their band a name. It was moved and Bcconded and carried that the band bo called the Iladar Union band. Wo now have two good bands , the Iladar Concordia and the Hadar Union band. Wo will go anyone a round for love , money , chalk or marbles that there Is not a town in the state the size ol Hadar that can boat us. Now any of you who are sports Just call around ; v/o arc done. MADISON NOTES. The pot of local politics is simmer ing moro and more as the time for election approaches. Mayor Cllnl Smith has finally announced hlmsel ! as a candidate for re-election. His administration has been of a progressIve Ivo order , a number of needed itn provements have been made at the water and light station , among them the digging of now wells and the In stalling of a largo engine and dynamo Ho also advocates the proposed bond issue and all public Improvements that will bring and keep Madison on a par with her slater cities and make It a more pleasant place to live In Speaking of his chances for re lection ho minor stated that nlneo during bin idmlnlHtiatlon the cltv had gene In lobt ho wants to stay In ollleo and ptovo that all the expenditures were good Investments on which the city will ionise not enl > In added comfortH uid conveniences hut In dollars and cents as well. The lighting H > stem is now on such a basis that It will make enough money for the city to lay for Its construction and Improve ment In the next ) oar. The flro depirtmont which bold a mooting Friday evening decided by an > vorwholmlng majority to use Its In- luenoo In helping to catry the cltv mil bonds. The Patmeis' Moicantlle eoiupaii ) Is the latest \enture launched In our city Clint Smith Is president and Albeit Smith seciotaty and manager Pho stockholders are locuiltod from unong farmniH and cltl/ons The concent has taken over the old M. F. rhonuiH stock of gcneial merchandise and has also put chased I ho grocoiy ntock of Mis P. K Smith. Hoth will be conducted for a time and later con solidated. Company F , FliHt Nebraska Nation al Guaids , will stand the annual In spection before an officer of the teg iilar army on Match 20 , and orders lor the e\ont have been Issued. S. C. Blackmail , pioptletor of the Madison Chtoiilcle , and Hen Hello , a dtugglst , ha\o together leased the Thomas theater and will manage It the coming season. Wo have it on good authority that lens Jensen will construct a bilck Liuildliig on the site now occupied by Donovan's pi hit shop. The cttl/ons' causus is called for Match 20. Ftod II Davis has entered upon his duties as sccietary of the Madison County Hullding and I oan association. WHAT NORFOLK BUSINESS MEN THINK OF PROJECT. WHY THEY FAVOR OR OBJECT In Order to Express as Nearly ns Pos sible the Beliefs of the Taxpayers and Property Owners of the City , Interviews are Printed. I Prom Tuesday's DnII > 1 That the cltl'/ons may moro readily undei stand the feelings of the prop erty holders and tnxpaors of Norfolk on the ptoposition toacato Philip avenue for the Noithwcstern rallioad depot The News will piint from day to day the views of representative business and piofosslonal men on this natter. These are opinions that are seemed fiom business men irrespec tive of the side which they taKe , and topicsent the gist of their opinion with their objections or beliefs in a nut shell Would Enhance Values. D Hees : While I am not in favor of giving away any street to a corpo- tation without good reason 1 think Madison avenue Is prefeiablo to Philip avenue in this Instance. Then the pintfot m could como up to Norfolk avoiiuo and the depot would sot in between. So f'tr as my propertj on Philip avenue near the high school Is conceined 1 think the proposed sta tion will enhance its value. Well Worth Price. Paul Nordwig : Nine out of ten of 'he business men in Norfolk don't care if Philip avenue is closed. They don't nso it or need it. It is well wotth giving to the railroad for a $15- 000 depot. Ought to be Closed. W. F. Ahnmann : I wish they would close Philip avonito. It Is a regular tiap as It was with the old Crolghton station Several times I have been crossing in a buggy , when a switch engine behind the depot started up and filghtoned the horses. I have three laigo houses on Philip avenue and would bo hurt if anyone could by a $15,000 station on Philip avenue. Good Thing for Norfolk. F. A. Beoler and L M. Beeler are In favor of accepting the railroad's prop osition. "If wo owned property In that vicinity , " they said , "wo would want the depot. Wo believe it will be a good thing for Norfolk " "CHRIS" MADSEN TO WED. Popular Norfolk Young Man Will be Married In Dakota Wednesday. Invitations have been received In Norfolk for the marriage of Christian M. Madsen , son of Mrs Anna Madson of this city and well known In Nor folk , to Miss Ollvo Holt , daughter of Mr. and Mis. William E Holt. The ceremony will take place on the mornIng - Ing of March 11 at 10 o'clock In Lari- mote , North Dakota , the homo of the bride's parents. Mr. Madsen for many years made Norfolk his homo , having grown up In this city. IIo now Is a commercial traveler for Watson & Plummer , a shoe firm of Chicago , and his territory extends from Chicago to Seattle. Mr. Madson Is 6ne of the few traveling salesmen connected with his company who enjoys the distinction of selling more than $100,000 worth of goods every year. The Madsen family have resided In Norfolk for twenty-eight years , dur ing which the bridegroom , who Is the second son , has spent most of his time hero. He has many warm friends In the city who will tender congratula tions next Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Madsen will visit In Norfolk after a trip which they plan JOL. S. S. COTTON HOPES CITY WILL ACCEPT. DWNS HOUSES ON THAT STREET Dol. Cotton Hns Vigorously Fouoht Railroads , but Says He Would Dis like to Have That Blind Him Now to n Good Proposition. Col S S. Cotton Is In favor of ae- opting the ptoposition made by ( ho VotthwoHtoin to build a line hilck lepot provided the city will close 'hlllp av oiiuo Col Cotton has lived In Not folk wcnlv-llvo .voais IIo can not be ailed a "tool of Iho raHioads" lie > \MIH a num'ooi ' of bonnes on Philip tvotiuo , peihnps moie than anv other nan . At times In bin life he ban 'ought the tallioads vlgoiousl.v Hut u > bcllovos building a depot IUMOHH i'htllp avenue will Incioase the value if bin piopeitj moio than deoieano , to believes It Is to Noi folk's advaiit- igo to prollt b ) this ono oppoitunltv ) f lllllng a long felt want , a station hat the city can bo pioud of. For the past lift eon jeais when Col " otton has met guests from out of own ho has boon moio or less ishainod of the railtoad station heie ind ho looks with ploasuie at the mispoctlvo now depot. "While I have at times fought the ralhoads as vlgoiously as any man , " mid Col. Cotton today , "I would fool onilly to think that that fact would ender mo Incapable of iccognl/ing i good thing when It appears. " Ho believes that at least ono half ho names that appear on the toiiion- Uninco , the sauio patties having stu- lied the matter moro thoiougbly , sould today sign a petition to accept ho depot. "I don't like to see a waste of mon > y either on the patt of the city in fefonso of an attempt to overthiow his proposition or of Individuals , " ho mid "Hut the city can 111 affoid to ese the ono opportunity which has : omo In all thoHO vcais when the allioad companv gives vastlv mote ban It demands " "My interest Is with Noifolk and tot with the railioad company. " MONDAY MENTION. L. T. Allen has rotntned ftoni Jinn- dolph. Mis Albeit Hi over of Plctco IH In the city. Thomas Patras went to Stanton to day on business. Walter Plank of Wahoo IH In the city on business. Mr and Mrs. M C. Wlldo spent Sun- dnv In Battle Creek. Mis Dold , a milliner of Croighton , Is In the cltv on business. Miss Kdltlt Hairett spent Sunday with friends in rieinont Mr and Mis. Emll Scliult/ came up from Stanton for Sunday. Lyle Nicola of Foster visited with Norfolk friends over Sunday. Hint Mapos left for Wichita , Kan , this mouilng on legal business Mis Joseph Schwartz Is confined to her homo with a severe attack of giip. giip.M M n Lcusor came down from Til- den Sunday to visit for the day with his parents , Harrison Peters returned home from Stanton this noon after visiting there over Sunday. Peter Barrett loft today for Excel sior Springs , Mo , whcio he will stay for three weeks or so. Walter Tyrrol spent Sunday with Ills folks at Madison. William Eidman went home to Plalnvlow for Sunday. George H. Wjcoff came up from Madison last evening. C. B Wright of Humphrey spent Sunday night in the city. U P. Simotison of Madison stopped over Sunday night In the city. Miss Agnes Bergstrom came down from Spencer this morning. Dr Pheasant of Pierce spent Sun day with friends In the city. John Bennett came down from O'Neill yesterday on business Anton DeGroot went to Madison to spend Sunday with bis parents. Herman Henerman spent Sunday with his parents In Battle Creek. J. K. Moon of Brlstow was In the city for a few hours this morning. Miss Kate Arnett of Madison visit ed over Sunday with Miss Margaret Dantes. Miss May Kllgoro arrived from Chicago cage yesterday noon to occupy the po sition an trimmer with Mrs. Stcar. August Erdtnan loft for. his home In Plalnvlew Saturday to spend a week while doctoring for an abscess. F. M. Hrown , jr. , a commercial trav eler , spent Sunday In Norfolk and has docldod to make this city his head- ( punters A number of friends gathered at the homo of Miss nmmn Molchor last evening to bid her goodby before she leaves for St. I ouls , whore she will visit with friends for some time. Dr N. Matzon spent Sunday with Mrs Mat/cn at Tllden. Mrs Matzcn was operated upon last Wednesday by Dr. Campbell of Tllden for appen dicitis. She Is getting along nicely and Is considered out of danger. J. J McGulrc , who has boon on the front chair In Hartford's harbor shop until recently , has placed a chair In the writing room of the Pacific hotel whore ho will hold forth hereafter. Ho Intends to Install a second chair later If the trade will warrant H. Stuart Advocate : Wo loam thai Will Hopkins , who recently moved fiom HitHHoll to ClnrkHon , IIIIH to uovod to Meadow ( iiove , liln homo own. whoio ho will act IIH station igoul Will Is well known hoio IIH 10 was an opoiator bete for mnotal voniH. Itutto ( In/otto ( Matence A. Dutch > r \\I\H \ the lucky chnp that dtow the ouUnot foi cat lying the mall bet v\eon Intlo and Hluatl , hv the way of Hadg- I and IngloH The eontinet In for 'inn voats beginning July I. Clin- uico will put on a good double tig uid will bo piepaied to ciur.v mi many msHongoiH IIH nm.v wish to go Veidlgio ProgioHH Our iialoun lieu and hutcliciH concluded that now WIIH the llmo to gel lee If thej ovpect to got an > this wlnler no ( hey went to Ciolghton and now ovoiy mini who \viiuts a job can got one Anton Tuoi- < ou unloaded thieo caihmdH Into his mime Monday and Tuesday and Mal.v ind Oudiacck and CtilrK Piitkhuitil mil Vac PiopoK mo busy today lllllng ip their ImiiHOH In all them IIIIH boon ten CIIIH of ice shipped In hoto itlnco Moudii ) making about ; ti)0 ) IOIIH. Wlmior Chionlcle 10 O Mount of Not folk , tialn miiHler of lhln division ( if the C .vi N. W lallwav. VVIIH heio lo InvoHtlgato the cano of the Winner lioyHho hoaided a fi eight lialu nt Statiton and lode back ono night hud week and net the In alien In oidnr to unable them lo got off at this Hlatlon. IIo obtained thn namcH of the boys , teamed what ho could of Iho matter and will lay the liifouimtloti hofoto Iho piopoi olllceiH for their coiiHldeia tlou. Spencer Advocate1 MIH F.thol ThiHloy moved to Noifolk Monday llor biothor , Aitliut PaiKor wontalong lo help her got settled Kho was also accompanied by MHH ! Maud Iloegor who will continue to make bur home with her. Mr. mid MIH ThiHloy linvti been icsldentH of Spencer for a num ber of joais and make this move only because It will bo moio convenient for Mr ThiHloy , who IH a tiavollng man Their telatlves ami filemlH In Spencer dlHliko to HOO them go but vvlHlt them piosperlty Mon owl Now'H1 The location for the now depot at Noifolk which VVIIH giantod by the Noifolk city ttiiHteoH , IIIIH Its opponent anil Iho canu may go Into the couitH Norfolk , fooling the need of a Hplendid uptown depot , thiough the act of the city council , gianted Philip avenue to the rallioad compan.v for ( lepot piiiposoH , which would paitially clone thin avenue to the public. The opponentH now claim It Is against the best IntoioHtH of the city to have Philip avenue closed and will light the pioposlllon In thocouits Cleat water Kecord : Illchaid F. Maiwood Is mild to have consliuctcd lot ! IH ! peisonal UHO a whoclhaiiow that Is a mechanical wonder. Those who have been foi lunate enough to obtain a gllmpHO of the vvondeifiil de vice Hay that the like of It was never soon In the land before. A neighbor claims that the machine pcifoiniH a gioat do.il of labor , such an feeding cattle , milking COWH , etc , but II ban ono had habit , that ol sucking cggH IIo also requests us to wain out towns men against allowing their children to piny in the stieets , foi Mr. Mar- wood sometimes uses the wheelhar- low as an automobile and the car goes nt such a tcrrlllc rate that they might be In danger Veidlgio ProgioHH Tuesday evenIng - Ing Illchaid Charf , living on the TI luilsky farm south went of here , came to town on horseback and tied bin IIOIHC on the street While In town lie mot two men who claimed they were from Hoiiestoel and wished to go out in the coimtiy near Ilichllng Mills , and asked him If he lived In that direction. IIo Informed them that he did , but as ho wan with a hoi so lie could not very well take them out with him. Shortly afterwards ho got ready to go homo and diHcovciod hlK liorse was gone. Ho Immediate ! ) made a watch for the two mon , and made the discovery that they wore also among the missing. Ho was foi cod to walk homo , and the next morning he and his brother traced the liorso and two men about eleven miles southwest of heio , where they lost all track of them. Postal cards were printed yestoiday and sent broadcast all over the state In the hopes of ap prohendlng the thieves. "Hesper , " the realistic story of the HockloH from the graphic pen of Ham- lin Garland , which began In Satur day's NOVVH and will continue each Saturday until the end , Is perhaps the best serial story that has over been printed In a Nebraska newspaper Hospor Is the story of a Now York society woman who went to Colorado with her Invalid brother. Most of the action takes place In a mining camp where a strike roaches Hitch pro- pot lions aH to require the interven tion of United States troops. Hosper meets the hero , a young man who had been expelled from West Point. He falls In love with her , furnishing the only clement needed to keep the Inter est at fever heat. Hamllit Gatland , the author , has earned a reputation for realism which few authors cnjo ) today. Ho knows thoroughly the phases of American life depleted In his stories and gives his readers ol the gteat west as reliable as they nro vivid. The Now York Tribune , re viewing the story , says , "Hamlln Gar land has published through the Har pers a novel called "Hesper , " v > hlcli deals with the conditions of a minors strike In the Rocky mountains. He keeps In touch with the region by extensive travel every year. A year ago ho had covered In something over two years , 25,000 miles of travel , of ten roughing It through the west. On ono occasion ho covered 800 miles of hard trail , part of which lay through the snow. " NORFOLK IS NOW AT THE PART ING OF THE WAYS. PROGRESS OR DEATH AHEAD Ono of the People of the City , Wilten His Vlnws Reunrdlnu the Sewcrnno Project Small Cost to Ench Man Each Year Honlth Vlt.il. Noi folk. Match II ! Kdllni NOWH : It IH not dcMlicd In thin aitlcln lo ap ical lo an ) pailhmu or laclloual feei ng hul iiillmi lo cull upon Iho pa tlnllNin of the good people of our ell ) who lake ptldo In lln pienent ami fume mo welfiue The law under which the piopnid lou lo vole HC\\CI lionilti him been Huhiiiltled , ptovldeM ( lieuidlllll he n HNHlom of w\\01 nialim for which city louilH nun ln > voted , and a latoial HVH- lent of Hi-ueiH illm'haiKlni ; Into the uintiiH. the CON ! of which IH paid hv he piopetlN hcnclllcd In aecoidance with thin inoHl excellent law , the mav M and council have adopted plaimpio paied by Mr Audinw ItoHcwalor fet i complete HVHtoiii of HOWOIH for the city , Including a main and laloial nyit loin Thn locution of IhcHo main new OIH and the HtieelH liaveined thoiehy can bent ho Known by coiiHiillIng the map ptopaicd hv Mr ItoHowatot now III possession of the clt ) council. The location of the laloial dlntilclH , while Hiiggi'HliMl bv Mr HoHowatoi , inn ) Htlll be changed by Iho city olllclalu as may IICH ) bo nulled lo Iho public need , hul Iho o\poimo will he tliotmnio on all piopeity In a laleial dlHlilcl , each lot paving HH piopoi lloiiato Hhaic The COH ! of Iliene lalcialH , which will In ) fiom 05 ceutH to 85 cents per fiont foot , may he paid In IllO lllHl IIHHOHHIIUMll ( if lllC | ll ( > | ll > l I .V , or mav he divided HO IIH lo lie paid In liiHtalliiientH extending oxer Hcvcial veaiH IIH may ho piovlded foi by the oidlnaiico When the main Hytilem IH built , II will he ciilliclv optional with the icHldcnlH of any given neeIon ! of the ellv whether or not they have theli piopcily made Into a latoial din 11 let and have laleialH count meted , tint a petlt'on lo Iho council nlgued hv Iho OWIIOIH of the mnjotltv of the IIH | In a given section will hi lug hit- eialn toady for connect Ion It IH believed thai with Iho PIOHOII nlloii of the Hewer question Noifolk HtandH at I lie palling of Iho wnyH , and I'H up lo out people lo nay vvhnlhci they ptoposo lo lei their town nlag inle ami go hiickwaid or whether they ne In favoi of piogienn and Impiovo nienlH Tilde ma ) he mime pailn of the ell ) , upon the higher ground , that could gel along without HCVVOIH foi some lime , hul Iho Illlli fiom nuifaco cloHclH and cenHpoolH IH giadually Im- picgnntliig the neil and endaiigetlng the health of Iho vvholo city Malaria mil typhoid fever , which In the pant uive aflllcleil the ell ) , aie without loubl due lo uiiHiiiillaiy ciiiidllloiin Sanitation Is an exact Hcleuce , nlcU nesn follows irihmllhfiil HIII louiidliigH IH Hiuol ) IIH nl'hl ; lollowH day The I'liill ' of taxation undei the law to pay InleioHl and piovlde foi a nlnk- Ing hind for $10,000 Hovveiage bonds In not to exceed 1 nilllH That mnaiiH the p.ioi who OWIIH $1,000 of ta\alil < piopeilv. Including hlK homo , IIHSCHM d it one fifth valuation , taxable valm $ ! 200 , IIIIH hut to pay 80 eenln a yuir Howor.igo lax. This IH , In any evint i meie tillk ( oiupated with tin < \ peiise of maintaining cess pools and MM face closetH. The total amount of taxes that would ho pioduced b ) a 1 mlllH levy In ( ho city at its piesenl valuation , would lie $2,010. Vanll ) moio than tliln amount In expended ponded ovoiy ) oar in labor which a M'vvoiago HyHloni would do away with At leaHt 75 per cent of the COH ! ol [ Milling In the Howuiago .lyHlom would lie paid out In wages and would cli dilate In our community , Htlmulatliig hiinlnesH of all kinds , besides the mon ey th.it would bo expended In new iiilldlngH and enterprises that would DC oncouiageil by a good sewerage system. AH IIIIH boon seen by the published HtatemenlH , the bonded Indebtedness of oni city Is far below the average city ol our class , and not nearly the flguie permitted by law. Let me tepe.it , Noifolk stands today at the patting of the ways , and It Is up to out people to HIV whether the coming HenHon shall ho ono of re markable piOHpi-iily , plenty of work for every one , and consequent good hu.sincsH , or a continuance of that which has marked the past few years , devoid of public Improvements. To expect Norfolk to become n rapIdly - Idly gtovvlng , hustling city without sewerage , Is absolutely hopeless. Not to vote the necessary bonds to carry out this project would bo a "withhold ing that tcndoth to poverty. " Even geographical advantage can not overcome the lack of public enter prise , and Norfolk must bo up to date If Hho would continue to hold the po sition of the foremost city of north east Nebraska. For a city of Inhab itants to bo without a sewer sys tem will Inevitably give to It an unsavory odor both at homo and abroad. The voting of bonds has In all modern time been an Indlspcnslblo factor in the building up of cities over-conservatism that has refused to vote legitimate bonds has always stood In the way of a city's progress. Norfolk will ono day bo a great city If her people UHO her right. Ono of the People. A Runaway , The Bee Hlvo delivery wagon took niin | up Noi folk IIVMMK thin and Iliinll ) tinned Into the nun without doing any daimi | ! ( The IIOIHPH weic MlaiidhiK ouliildo of Iho MOIO | , when the ) picked up the wiight and ( Ininijed It along with thnn at n wood linen down the inenno and into the batn. $35,000 FIRE AT LIBERTY Tour Lrndlnu nunlncfm HOUBCB of the Town Go Up In Smoke , llealtlcc , Neb , Maieli | J Hpcclnl to The NOWHAn eaily moinlni ; llro at l.lhcity , Neb , today dci < ! iocd the four leading InmlncHH IIOIKICH of the linui. The IOHH amonnln to f fi ( Kin Man Aljudjul ( Ino.inc. Millie , Neb , Maich 10. Kn | nol to The Ni'\vs Don A liiiiham WIIH adJudged - Judged IIIHIIIIC l > \ Iho count\ board venliidn\ and VVUH ( alien down lo Mn. cidn hv sheiiif ( ' ( ih'innn laul night \H nil mihiH'iiH'iil In | | .Ht SEEDS LOUR Island Cabbage Seed I mull IIIEE with uialojm ! olio pHi'ltcl lei HpiniK , Sumtnii , Tall or Wlnl i ( it the Tom NeiiMiiiH for 10 Cmli. I kAtSCIS HKIU. , Mil IHIUOVVI'U ' , IIHMI'SlliAI ) N V , O. R. MEREDITH. D.O OSTEOPATH. Otllco. Cotton block. Anli fi1 , real- denco , h)0 ) North Tenth Htroot , 'phona Anil nil ! You MiM Not Forget We : ire constantly improv ing in I ho iirl , of making Kino riiolo.s. Newest Styles in Cards and Finish , Wo also ciiTy : a FIIIO Line of Mouldings. I. M. MAGY. FARM LOANS lowest Rales. W , J , GOW & NORFOLK , NEBRASKA. Money on Hand. FARM LOANS She Has Cured Thousands DR. CALDWELL OF CHICAGO IViirt.innn Ali'op.ilihy , Homo opittliy , lOlccliic and ( Jon- pi'sil Mctliriiio. Will , by rcriuent , visit profesloiinlljr NOHFOLK NI3HHA8KA , OXNAHD ONIO HAY ONLY. IIO'I ; I III IISIHY , AIMUU r > c\ory four vvookH Consult JUT vvhllo tlio opportunity Is at Imnfl. IH CALDUnU , llmltH her piuctlc * to the npc < uil licatiucnt of dHuiiHiij ot Ihoojc unr IXIHO throat IIIMKH female dlHiaHi.H. ( liHUIHcs of ( hlldrcM mill all cluonli IIUIXOIIH and nnrKl'ai of rt ciiratilo iiaturn i.nly ' tlnn. lnoni liltlH , liroiirlilnl i utarrh , i liiniilc cntarrli. licuilaclio KiiiHtipatlon , htoinuch and dowel troubloH rliouina- tlHin. tii'iiialKla. m latlca kidney dls- e.iHi-s HilKlil'H < | | HI < n dlhoanuH of the llvci and lladd i , ill/zlrx ss norvoua- IndlKustloii , otifslty. Intoi runted initiltlnn , nlow growth In children mid .ill waHtliiK dlHCiises In adiiltH doforin- Itli-H Plnh fool. oiirMituro nf ttio wplno , dlH ( aHPs of the brain jiarnlvxls heart illHi IHO drofisy HuollliiK of the limbs , Ktililuio open Horns pnln In the bones , Kiamilar i iilarKoinontH and all lonv HtandltiK illhoanos pinporly treated HIiMiil inn ) SKJn lllNriiH . I'linploH , hlritchOH ( .ruptloiiH liver wpnts. rnllInK nr H'o hair , li.ul fomplox- ( iii i t/.i ma throat iilc-orx , IIOMO pains , lihiddn tronliluH , vxcak hnck b irnlntf urlno pausing mini ) too often The ef fect H of conHtltutlonal Hloknrfcs or the taking of too iiun h Itijiiroiin mcdlclno roeohcs HPiiuhliiK troatinent prompt rollof and n euro for lift . niKcaKCK of women , IrroKitlar incnt * triiatlon falling of ttio vvomli licnrltiK down pains , female dlHpIncoincntH lack of Hoxual tone Louc orrhca sterility or barnnoHH , ooiiHUlt Dr C.ildvvoll and she will show thorn the cause of their trou- Mo find the way to hocomo cured CimrorN , Ciillrr , riNluIti , 1'lli-M. nnd onlarRcd KlnndH trcaTofl with the mibovitiuiomiH Injection method , abso lutely without pain nnd without the loss of n. drop of blood , In one of her own dlBcovorleH nnd Is really the most Kclontlllc method of this advanced age , Dr Caldwell has practiced her profes- nlon In some of the largest hospitals throughout thu country She has no superior In the treating nnd dlngnoa- IUK of dlHoasei deformlttcn. etc. She has Into opened nn olllce n Oinnhn. Ne- btnskn. whore aho will apund a portion of ench week treating her many pa tients No Incurable cases accepted for treatment. Consultation , examination nn < l udvlco , one dollar to those Interest ed. DH. QUA CALDWEti. & CO. . Chicago , III , Address all mall to Dee Bulldlnc. Omaha , Neb.