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NURSE"OISOaUHTLEO EMPLOYE
Mlna Symodinc W.is Only Kicked
With D.irc Feet.
Norfolk. Ncli. Oil : n. Killlor
. , ews : In referent e in the aitldo ap
pearing In The News October 110 , I
doslro to reply , only for the nuke cf
correcting Die iiilHntnlomi ills mndo b >
II disgruntled ( ) | ) . , Who , hefdle
leaving , Iliroitlclied 10 Illllke ( III1 llOxpl
I ill I rouble.
.Miss . Syniodliio'M sliilemonlM would
lead ono to believe dial It Is danger-
OIIH to cuter | | n > training school for
iini'HOH at IhlH liiiHiltal. | I desire to
correct that InipreHHloii. Un the
dormitory for nit k patlenlHvheie
Mlsn Synindlno was working , there
were only nlno pullontn and three
nurses to take euro of them. The
pallonl In ( | iU'Hllon. : i little girl four
feet. eight Inches high , certain'
ly wan not , dangerous and the Inehleni
mentioned occurred while giving the
patient treatment , two days before
MSH | Symodlin' went oil' dut.v. AllfH
S.vmndlnc was kicked once by the
bnre fuel of the patient , was mil
knocked down or jumped upon or
badly hurt and continued In her woik
without Inconvenience or complaint.
The morning In-fore ulic IVMKH | < d
ulie had been reprimanded sharpl.v
for poor work and her resignation f > I-
lowed. Sin- wan not considered a de
sirable nurse.
It in the policy of this administra
tion to safeguard onr nurses and at
the name time to give onr sick pa
tic-ills ( he most careful and hnmam
nursing possible. Nurses arc In
strneted In a proper way of caring foi
patients so as to mlnlml/o I he cliuncen
for violence on ( hi * part of the mania
cal patients \\lio , Indeed , represent
lint u very small percentage of om
Inmates.
( ! . A. Young ,
Superintendent Norfolk Hospital fo
the Insane.
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.
Dr. ,1. C. Myers went to llattlo Crco
H'uesday.
Dr. Pilgor returned from Sioux CH
Tuesday night.
Mr. llarnes of liallle Creek was I
Norfolk Monday.
Mrs. II. L. Hnydor returned fron
Omaha on Sunda > .
Mr. and Mrs. Kochnor of Stnntoi :
wore Norfolk visitors Monday.
George llarman of Utitlle Creek was
in Norfolk ( lie end of last week.
Mrs. II. O. iMiinson of Uattlc Crec'i
was a visitor to Norfolk Tuesday.
Mrs.VIIIIam I.en of Wayne is vlsi'-
Iny relatives in Norfolk this week.
Sam ICrsklno returned to the state
university at Lincoln yesterday noon.
Mrs. II. K. ICvers of Slonx City is
visiting with her sister , Mrs. Carter , of
Norfolk.
Mrs. W. II. Der MonL returned Wed
nesday from I'lalnview , where sli.-
had been visiting her sister.
Dr. IJcnnison , who graduated roccii'- '
b frgm the medical college at Lincoln ,
was In Noi'folk yesterday looking for
a location.
Cleo l.oderor , who has been employ
ed as bookkeeper for the Dnrland
Trust , company , left this week to at
tend the stale university at Lincoln
A christening was hold Sunday " '
Herman Uraasch's residences in honor
of a llttlo Miss Uraasch who came to
stay with the family a few days ago
Mrs , Howard Scchi'isl of IJooaier < s
visiting with Mrs. O. IJ. Meredith el
Norfolk. Mrs. Seehrist is on her \ \
up to join her husband who is will
the Dally News at Dallas , S. D.
Mrs. . .1.V. . nrlnkmau of NorfolN
and Mrs. lingers and son of Hoone , la.
left for Pilgor josterdnj where tlie ; .
will iiay a few days' visit to Mi" .
Hrinkman's sister , .Mrs. Verson.
.1. K. Huaso , cashier of the Clli/oi's '
National bank of Norfolk , lefl I'm
SIou CH.v yesterday on the noi i
Irain. Mr. Ilaahc has gone to alien. .
Hie annual meeting of the Toy banl
ing houses. Ho expects to get bac.
Thursday.
M. C. Huston. John Krantz , C. I !
Sailer , Dr. Young and others left today
on the noon train tor llock county 01
a few days' duck limit. D. Mathewsoi
and .1. S. Malhewson will leave for Hit
same place and return later on in tin
week. There Is said to be good duel
shooting now at the lakes out north
west.
Among I he day's out-of-town visitors
In Norfolk were : Kouben 10. Nichols
.1. I ! , l.ongnecker. Misses Longneekcr
Madison ; 1C. D. Cory. I'lalnviewV ;
II. Field , Madibon : 1C. Smith , ( ! regor >
Misses Sophia MeFetters and ICIla M
ICIIIolt. Madison : .1. C. Winters , Creigh
ton ; Fred M. I'ile , .1. M. Pile , Wayne
II. M. Scott , Miss Lettlo Scott , D. I )
Gibson , Plainvicw ; Misses Lela Tayloi
and Doss Perdue , Madison ; .1. Done
Min. C. I ) . Cilllispie , Madison ; Misses
Gertrude Ua.vcs ami Minnie McAdams
Winside.
One vote that would otherwise have
counted as a htralght Uopublican bnl
lot , was thrown out 'becuuso the name
of the voter was written upon It. Dr
llraeking voted for every llepubllcan
IMI the ballot and at the foot of tin
column ho wrote , " 1 intend this to hi
a straight llepubllcan ballot. " Thou
he signed his name and the Imllot was
thrown out.
"One of the funny incidents that I
noteed In Dallas , " remarked ( ! . I ) , lint-
torllold this morning , "was the ox-
perluncc of a pickpocket victim who
came Into our Dallas olllco and dis
covered his loss when ho reached Ills
hand Into his pocket. The blankest
look eamo over that man's face when
ho drew forth a pipe , a prayer book
and a JuoU Hullo. His loss was $70.
The pickpocket , when ho took the
mono ) jmH slipped buck the results
of I he previous hall. The \lcllm came
hum Decunir , HI "
( ' S Ilu'cs tci't'iis ' ' ilie IUB * of .1
f.uotl luiKK > Horn i .11 IMI U uf bis UM
deuce on Noiili 'Kii'li but-i-i 1U
misted i lie article- referred to Hrsi
thing Saturday morning and at that
tune supposed U to have been remov j
of tlie InvrnJif
f ( he cotnmunttv. He has been will1-
m patli'iilly ever Mince , expecting
nll > to hear HomeiMlng of lilt * missing
roporlv. If Ilie lmg .v in not produc-
il withlii the rourxe of tie ! next da :
r HO , Mr. lluvim mnteH thai he will
e forced to Inke tepn lo recover II
Tliuimlity evening of I bin week a
IMI i lei Sunday pi'Imul eon vent Ion will
e held In the MapllHi cliurch In Dal
| e Creek. Allloim theN'orlolk po )
le vvho appear on ( he program are
lr-i. Hurl MapeH and Dr. O. U. Mere-
Ill ) . Others who are on the program
ire : MlHH I-MIIh Twins , Mrs. S. K.
Clorntead , Ml s Glomlorls Snider , llev
Mr. Mend. Itov. .1. II. Hard. Itev. Mr.
McClanaghaii and Mrs. C. 1C. Smllh.
) n next Sunday a dlsirlci convention
u lo Inheld In the Prosbjtorlan
linrch In Madlaon.
In this city at the lederal bnlldln : ;
in November IS , tin- civil service com-
nlKHlon will hold an examination for
he positions of clerk and carrier In
he pimlollleo Hervlce. The examina
tion will consist of the following sub-
eclH on the following basis : Spelling
( twenty average worus ) 10 per cent ,
irlllimelle 0. letter writing lid , pen-
nausliln lti. ! copying from plain copy
10 , Unlled Siales geography 10 , and
reading addresses U ) . The age limit
Is I'-om ' IS lo IS. Kin-tiler Informa
tion may be secured from V. V. Light
it Hie Norfolk poHtolllco.
I'Yoinon1 ' Tribune : John K. Dlerks ,
rl c -i- en. American ICxpress com-
i-.iii , . ' recently appointed lo
r.ic I ' ' " < railway mail service ,
leun , as substitute In the
rorvl i u \ . Ills place as ex-
eKsf . - , taken by Hoyd Hobln-
Kin of Not folk , who was transferred
In Kreinonl ,
With "Wahoo Sam" Crawford , the
iltilck footed and hard hitting out-
llelder of the Detroit Tigers , playing
igaln in his native town , Wahoo , A. L.
Kllllan of this eily is-following with
inleresl the series of games between
Fremont and Wahoo. Shea from
Slonx City and another Western lea
gue player , have helped Fremont. It
was In the Killlan ball team In Wahoo
thai Crawford "got his start" and the
amons "Tiger" ma\ come up lo Nor-
'olk for a visit with Mr. Kllllan dur-
1
ing the winter.
As a proof of the gonninoss of the
vager that was made lust week be-
ween W. .1. Halm and L. II. Hinds a
> lg red wheel barrow stands on the
sidewalk in front of Hartford's barb'-r
shop. Mr. Hlnes purchased the bar-
o\v yesterday specially for the occas-
on and It is doubtful whether there Is
mother like it in tow < - Its side
boards are rather on the collapsible
order , a necessary adjunct in ease the
passenger should happen to fa'l '
asleep enrouto or should refuse to
leave his comfortable position at the
station called for on his ticket. A
printed sign attached , jonconsly
makes inquiries of the voting pnbjic
as to "who will bo called upon to do
the wheeling. "
A ! Herman , Charles Stoeber ,
Foal , Harry Heed uiul 15d. Grant look
the day off Sunday and went duel ;
hunt Ing. They spent the entire da\
curled up In the weeds out at Kent's
Siding , watching and waiting for bird :
that never showed up. Crant , who
quite a culinary artist when he wants
to be. treated the bunch to frog's legs' '
a la coffee at noon. He can handle
the reins lee and the wav he brought
those hungry sporlsmen back lo lowi
made one or two of the parlies' back
teetli rattle. In order to make doubly
sure that he hadn't lost any of his passengers
songers eu route , Kd made a valllant
effort lo drive onto Suiters' coal scale-
to weigli bis load. Just about tliei
was when lie came near to losing the
whole onlllt. However , the various
members of Ilie parly eventually got
to ( heir respective homey , each ex
pressing il his opinion dial there is
nothing like duck hunting when U
conies down to having a real good
lime.
Of Norfolk's now branch ice cream
factory. Ihe Slonx City Tribune says :
"llulehlnson Hros. company Is pre
paring to open a branch at Norfolk.
Neb. The new house will not bo in
operation before next March , but
plans are being made now. Norfolk
has been chosen both because it ap
peared lo be Ihe ibest possible point
from which to handle the new terri
tory around P.onesteel and CJregorj
ami because il is a good station from
which to get cream. The llutehiiuion
factory on West Third street lias had
some trouble In getting enough cream
and the new station is expected to bo
.1 valuable assistance in this particu
lar. Part of the additional business
will bo taken care of at the Sioux
City factory. The Cedar Haplds
branch , formerly opened , has been
Kold to F. D. Hutchinson. The com
pany does not contemplate any res
taurant or bakery business such as
il lias here on Fourth street. "
Denial is made by Hie management
of the Norfolk state hospital of the
rather sensational story that a Miss
Alma Servlue , a recent patient , was
driven insane by the taunts and
bimbs of her fellow pupils In an
Omaha music studio. The girl's par
cuts live at Oakland , where she has
been returned. The girl. In the story
Kent out from Omaha , "eamo to Om
aha and became the pupil of a leading
piano teacher. Funds soon ran short ,
and In her extremity ambition trium
phed over pride and the girl began
work In the house of Mrs. Frances
Comfort. She was welcomed as u
member of the family. In exchange
for household services hho received
wages and the use of the piano. Her
progress was marked and became the
talk of her fellow students. She was
iuvih'il to their homes and became
popular One day bumconc told of
the glilh einpioiiuent Site was drop
ped from the social list of her mates.
Soon they objected to her presence In
tlie studio. The music teacher re
quested her to come for practice at
hours when the others wore uot
then She felt tin humiliation and
( old her intimate trlends of tin snuhH
Hlii- was coiiHttitillv subjected lo , and
frequently cried over them. Then Ihe
music teacher asked her to enter the
iimllo by the side entrance and hint-
) d her presence wan not desired , and
.hla was the crushing blow , hi a
jui-Ht of fury her mind gave way. She
lestroyed munle and the t'nriilHlilims
-f Ihe studio. She nmlied home , .sea'- '
ed herself at the piano and began to
phi } . HOIII-H pati.sed as she wildly Im
provlsed. Late in the night the play
ing came to a cloxe. Springing to her
feel the girl began to rave. "I tun
a musician ! " she cried. "They can
not tell me I am but a hired girl ! " Al !
oflilch \ IB more dramatic than tin
explanation made by Ihe hospital au
thorities that the girl's humility took
lo a religions turn and had no connec
tion with music.
SATURDAY SITTINGS.
Mrs. 1C. ! ' . Fisher returned from
Itoiiesicel win-re nhe has been visiting
the past week.
Itev. and Mrs. II. Hubert , who Imw
been visiting with Mrs. Hoberl's
mother , Mrs. llertha Pllger , have re
turned lo their home In Tecnmueli.
( ieorge 1C. Whel of Marcus , la. , who
drew farm No. , " 0 In Ihe recenl Trlpp
county opening , stayed In Norfolk last
night on his way up to look at lily
hundred and sixty.
Miss Iteiia Olnisted , accompanied
by her sister Doris , went to Wayne
this morning to attend a Hallowe'en
party given by tin. ' Shakespeare club
of Wayne college.
S. C. Illackman , editor Of the Mad
ison Chronicle and chairman of the
Republican comity cent nil committee ,
was in Norfolk last evening to attend
Senator Randall's meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winter re
turned last evening from the east
having attended the marriage of theii
son , ICdmund Winter , to Miss Aum
Meier. The young people will maki
their homo In Owosso , Wis. , when
Mr. Winter Is a teacher in the pare
chlal school.
L. U. Nicola went to Foster yestei
day.
Mrs. 11. Miller was in from Hoi-
kins jeslerday.
,1. II. Conley went lo Crot'ton yes
terdav. He will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Schul ? : and Miss IClk
Sehnly of Pierce wore hi the clt.
yesterday.
Mrs. llobert Locke , Mrs. Myer am
Miss ICditii Fcyerherm of Stanton wer-
in the city yesterday.
Andy Keigmire of Sioux City , wh
is well known in Norfolk , dropped i.
for a few hours yesterday.
Miss Lula M. Smith of Lucas , S. D.
was shopping her yesterday. Ml *
Smith was one of the 1'icky vvlnnei
in the Gregory county opening of fen
years ago. She is mos * enthusiast !
over claim life. "Nothing like It , " sli
told her girl friends in Norfolk.
Among the day's o-it ( , f town visi-
ors in Norfolk were : J. W. Campbell
DalUs ; .1 oiln Franek , Verdigre ; Mai
ens Henson , Gregory , S. I ) . ; Williai
McDonald , Meadow Grove ; MIsse
Pease and Miller , Stanton ; Senator (
A. Randall , Newman Grove ; Mrs. Am
strong , Untie.
iNorfollnnr.serynien are shipping ori
big orders of fruit trees this vveoU.
J. AV. Best is busy building a lln-
new bam on Ills farm six miles soutl.
east of town.
William Ueeker , who resides wil
his mother on Phillip avenue , is .st
ioaslj ill of brain fever.
Herbert Donner's new residence ; i
the Junction is almost ready to inov
into. J. A. Cnster Is the conlracto-
Senator C. A. Randall addressed
Norfolk" high school students Friday
afternoon on educational subject ! . ,
speaking in the high school assembly
room at I : ! ! 0.
Word lias been reeohcd fiom Fre
niont that Mrs. JO. O. Motinl , who ha
been daimerouslx ill , is impro\im : .
Mrs. Mount's illness has required th.
presence of a trained nurse at tlr
Mount home.
Mrs. C. P. Parish yesterday recoh
ed a telegram fiom her brother , II. I
lilakeny , at DcniMm , la. , that Uvl i
daughters had arrived at his home
Mr. and Mrs. Itlakeny are former residents
dents of Norfolk.
Although thebuy. / of the carpenter'-
saw and the sound of hits hammer !
still to be heard in dllterent parts ( I
town , the greater part of Ihe buildiii'.1
for this season is now over.
Shortly after election Archltoil
Stilt will be prepared to submit lo Hie
library board the revised plans fci
the new Carnegie library. These
plans , as soon as approved , v\lll be for
warded to Mr. Carnegie for Ills ap
proval.
Albert Stear yesterday received a
telegram from Duhols , Pa. , staling
that bis brother. Henry Stear , was cl.v-
Ing. .Mr. Stear visited Ills brother on
bis recent trip east , and while the lat
ter was not In Ihe best of health II
was not realized that his illness wiih
serious.
Saturday niuht brings Hallowe'en.
A warning to citizens was given by tlie
Hallowe'en followers Friday night ,
when soaped windows told of more
serious depredations likely to follow
Saturday night. The ma.vor ordered
special police provisions for Hallow
e'en night.
A. 1C. Taylor , western munagur for
the International Correspondence
school of Seraiiton , Pa. , Is in town to
day. It Is the Intention of the I. C. S.
to establish a headquarters In Nor
folk. He expects to have a man down
here about the llrst of tlie period
which will be about November S.
I'rcpuraiory to the Tuesday eb-c
tlon , the Itryan club held a mooting
luM evening in the club rooms. An
other meeting will be held Monday
evening W. U. Price , | h HUM nilii
candidate lor btaie undllor. In Norfoll.
last evening , attended the meeting
ami gave the local workers advice
The tfuo residence of John MeCerrl- ,
gan on Fourteenth street is ready for I
occupancy Mr McCerrlgau is a
farmer near Hosklns. He I.as come
to Hie concliiMlor. thai be has about
done Id.nhai of ( he hard woik. and
he Intend * to nell out as soon IIH he
can nnd "b t t.ome . tilhei follow nave a
show. " \ \ hen he has wound up Ills
Hairs at llosklns Mr. McCerrlgun will
love to Norfolk.
If Norfolk Republicans were Inclined
, o be "Hquonllsh" they might rnl < < o
omplnliit over ( he defacement of
udge Tap's picture appearing on
nmpaign posters recently placed on
i billboard west of the ( juuiMi City
old. The Judge's face 1ms been care-
ully erased and through the npor-
nre thus created a dainty line of
horns ghls from ( he next poster are
seen lo march out on the huge cam-
U'ii dodger ,
Prof. Alvln Keyser of the I'nlver-
ally of Nebraska , who will give a
'armors' ' institute lecture at ( lie Nor-
'oik corn show , has been engaged by
be Colorado agricultural college as
lead of the depart men ! of plant In-
Instry nnd agronomy. Mr. Keysier
will take up bin new duties In Janu-
try. Tin ; Nebraska authorities sought
o keep Mr. Keyset' . Chancellor An-
Irevvs referring to him as "an extraor
dinarily desirable man. "
Asa K. Leonard , who for Ihe last
week has been duck hunt Ing along the
IClklioru , got back to his place of liusl-
less yesterday. Mr. Leonard , who has
been camping north of llaltle Creek
and south of the river , said that sev
eral days this week the bunting wan
very good , mallard , teal and jack
snipe forming tlie main ingredients ol
tlie bag. Mr. Leonard , like all true
sportsmen , is sadly regretting tuat he
was unable to slay with them longer.
P , I'aiili , Western Union managei
in Norfolk , jesterday afternoon seri
ously cut a large vein in Ills light
wrist on a battery jar. The cut bled
profusely and the telegraph man lost
considerable blood before a physic Ian
could be secured. Dr. Pllger dressed
the wound. About tlie same time that
the accident happened the Norfolk of
lice was dropped as a relay station ,
which It has been during the Tripp
rush , tlie dropping of the e.Mra op
jrator coming at a rather Inconvenient
time for .Manager Pauli.
The htnrgeon music store Is beiiif :
jnlirely remodeled preparatory lo tin
uldiLloii of two new stocks to tin
n'osent line of business conducted b\
I. D. Sturgeon. Mr. Sturgeon is to
inlto bis own stock of goods , tin.
Hock of the O'Urien bargain store
which he recently purchased at u
trustee's sale , and the Polick & . Tay
lor stock at .Madison , which lie se
cured some weeks ago. At Madison
Mr. Sturgeon starts a sale before mov
ing Ills Madison stock to this city.
Meanwhile the Sturgeon rtoro is be
ing entirely altered. The music de
partment is to be In the rear of tin
store , separated by a partition froir
the new stocks in front. It will prob
ably be until ! " > eeoiuber I before Mr.
Sturgeon has all lines complete , but
business will be continued in tlie in
terval. Carpe.iters are now at work
on the Sturgeon store.
A local land agent sold lifty-threc
farms in 1007. This year ho has not
disposed of a single quarter section.
He has made some farm trades and
aold some town lots tills year , but has
not sold any farms outright. He at
tributes the slump entirely to one
cause the panic of last fall , which
has checked purchases of improved
farms by eastern farmers. "It is true , "
he says , " ( hat Nebraska is prosperous-
and its farmers are in better llnancial
condition than the same class in tin-
east. Hut Nebraska farmers are not
buying of each other , and we land
agents have to depend on eastern in
vestors , who are astonishingly feu
this year. Al present the trend ol
eastern investment is in Hie directioi
of thn Texas and the southwestern
country , where lands are cheap be
cause tney are raw and undeveloped.
A failure of crops for omor l\vo si-a
sons in Ilie southwestern count r.v
would tremendously revive the de
niand for the higher priced Nebraska
lands , which can be relied on lo raise
crops , besides being nearer lo mar
ket. " It has also been suggested thai
the prospective opening of the Rosebud -
bud cheeked real estate transfers dur
ing the fall and summer.
'
When Boyd Wins.
( llixby in the Lincoln Journal. )
When I.atta goes down to defeat on
the day
That so many bravo Democrats
dread ,
1 believe he will look at Judge How
ard and say ,
"You're the man I should knock In
the head.
"It was you who to further your own
selfish end
V'roto the record that crushed me ,
alack
It was while von pretended lo bo a
great friend ,
That you ripped your old friend up
the back. "
And Judge Howard will say , "For the
good of the cause
Did 1 bring up the facts that I did.
And 1 printed It not half as dark as It
was
You should thanli me for facts that
1 hid. "
. -Then I'll hay to them both , "You have
both had your say ,
Let your friends be no longer an
noyed ;
There Is glory enough tor the people
today-
ln the glurlus triumph of Boyd.
Two Nurses Leave Hospital.
Miss Frances Slmodynes of Wahoo ,
a nurse at the Norfolk hospital since
last December , after being twice as-
Miulted by patient * in one dav. lied
Hie Institution and today arranged to
leave Norfolk for her home iu Wahoo
Hut Miss Slmodynes has learned to
like nursing and will probably continue
In that line of work It was an assault
by a twenty-year-old girl , a Miss EHI
son of Colorldtse , Neb. , thai delei
, mined Miss Slmodyiios' Might. The pa
j ' llent. who became violent , Is > , ald to
have twite knocked Miss Simod.vncs
I
down and to have Jumped on her Tin
mii'M-'s Injuries weie seiloiiH cnoimli
that she was advised to spend a week
In bed. As soon , however , a-t she vv.is
able she left the hospital an. , uune K
the home of Mrs. 10. Nelhawa > in tli ,
city.
Second Nurse Leaves.
Miss Nellie .dereer , another in ,
Inllneneed , It Is said , b.v the aiiiieU 01
Miss Slmodynes , left > csterdahn
her home In Omaha. On ( he oiln i
hand , a third nurse. .Miss Anna Sonant
of Omaha , who was sovereh Kicked
i ) ' the same patient who Hie day be
'ore bit .Miss Slmodynes , and who ai
lotmced her Intention of going home ,
tas reconsidered and , It Is said , v\ill
stay.
'STRONGEST MAN" IN NORFOLK.
Jack Donnluie Didn't Lift Weights DC-
cause the Crowd Didn't Come.
"Prof. " Jack' Donahue , prolossiouul
A'clght lifter , billed to gi\e an exliibi-
lim of heavy dumb bell and weight
ifting at Walton's saloon last nklii ,
refused to perform before Hie nu agre
indlence which came lo see him woik.
It is work , too , the physical strain
iemnnded by each and every peiform-
iince he gives being , lie said , too se
vere to permit of his giving his exhi
bition gratis.
The dumb bells manipulated b > the
"professor" weigh 100 pounds each ,
and his bar li'iO pounds , lie oilers lo
give tlie sum of $ 'JS to any one who
witli their two hands can raise an
equal weight to that which Inuplil'is
with his one.
Mr. Donahue knows , however , dial
Ills money is as safe as though it were-
in the bank.
Only last night an aspirant to thai
"cany" bank roll endeavored to manip
ulate the bells , lie came out of II
with a badly crushed hand and a
broken linger. Since then no one IIIIB
tried to take him up.
Tlie "professor" will make no fur
ther attempt to show here , his Inten
tions being to leave for Ilie Hlack
Hills today , lie expects lo give his
llrst performance at Dead wood.
Donahue bears the reputation of be
ing tlie strongest living man in Amer-
ca today. At ono time a pugilist , lie
las devoted the last Hilrty years of
lis life to the development of muscle.
How be has succeeded , any one who
las ga/.en upon bis magnificent ph > -
sie.no can well judge.
Donahue is an educated man lie-
sides , showing in his conversation to
have accumulated a vast knowledge
of both what has gone and is going on
in tlie world.
J. J. Donahue was born at Spring-
Held , Mass. , on February 17 , IS.'iil. lie
will be fifty years of age next spring.
As a pugilist he In his youth fought
and won many battles , lie gained a
decision over Harney Kelly , and in
side of four rounds knocked out Char
lie Smith of St. Paul , both lights tak
ing place Inside of a month. He also
defeated Pat Sullivan , champion of
tlie Omaha road. The battle look place
at Lake Crystal , Minn. . Donahue send
ing his man to the mat and out inside
of the first round.
lie was I1 itzsimmons' trainer for
several of the great lighter's first bat
tles , including that against Hall in SI.
Paul , and he was again with him when
lie met Jack Dempsey a year or l\\o \
lutir.
NEW ICE CREAM PLANT
Hutchinson Bros , of Sioux City tc
Establish Here.
Another Sioux Cltv firm will estab
llsli in Norfolk. Hutchison liros. . win
have a copvriglil on the trademark lot
"Puril.v" ice cream , will eslaolit-li i
now ice cream factory in Not foil'
about March 1.
W. II. llutchinson ami 1C. J. Hutcln ; :
son were in Norfolk Friday maUiuj.
arrangements for si building. Tin ;
said thai they will probabl ) einphi <
eight or ten people to start with , , ii"
more later. They will install COM
siderable machinery , they said.
The firm has an ice cream plain ii
Sioux City , which will continue to hi
operated.
"Wo have bad our eye on Norflol.
for a long time. " they said. The blfj
tributary territory out of Norfolk : ip
pealed to them.
Election News at Auditorium.
Norfolk will get elect Ion return. ! at
the Auditorium Tuesday nlghf. Th"
most complete system for election ie-
turns ever attempted in this eit.v will
be the feature of the eveniiu1 ; . lie-
turns wil ) be secured from the fol
lowing three sources :
Special Western Union wiv : strung
into the Auditorium.
Hell telephone election return serv
ice.
Automatic telephone eloei'oii ' return
service.
National , State and County.
National , slate , congressional . 'iiiri
comity returns will be received ,
so that the people at the Aiidifori'im '
will be constantly kept In 'ouchvltn
( he situation. Returns will begin very
early in the evening , as Nv : York's
time is an hour earlier than ( no time
here , and since counting nipehlnes are
used In the empire state , giving lolitls
Immediately after the voting Is lln-
ished.
People familiar with political slum-
lions and experienced In tabulating re
turns will help compile the bulletins
as ( hey are received , giving compari
sons and thus the better indicating
possible results.
The returns will lie ihrovvn on a
si-iien a * I'usl a ; . rcei\ed , and then
PO Iell III ! il Illlll' III ! llOitl'l ' njlell lo tile
lie-pel lion Of till
\ -mull adiiiihMoii ! ' ! of j ni.-
vvi | bi ihargid for the pu-pos > i a u--
ir > vlng expense * .
Cc-irresic/ial ; H' dqur ; -s , Too.
( i.aumau I'lUlllk ( Sll'OU Of tl ' it (
WANTED-A RIDER A6 ! ,1 , iMrl. , i i. .
, . .
I- M..I \hibil i i
.l.lmtilc I Alt I M nlfl "ItntiKi'r" Mrit \ Inv -urni : i M e _ 'nil.uc '
nuking iiuuic ) M .t ( ' ' , lat /i , , AI > I , . i . . /v /
NO MOM V Itl.UI lltiaiiim.U.ni . . r .mil ti'liii" * "I \ lir I'll vi IVV > Milp
ii.tnt.onr , iinvnlirrr in llir I' S. ivit , tut ; i itifa.it m .uh.iMi i1 ttf&irftftjtbt rftnl
Allow 'I ' UN I ) VVS1 IIU.i : TISI.VI.chn n : wl.ii Ii iiiur uui in iv lull1 Onli ( > Vi Ir .tin !
put U loam lrl tin ) ; > li II Mill .IIP Ihcii not ixiiritU K.UI-HM | | , , t , | , i nnl wish In
kcc | > Ihr Utlilc mil' il Uu'U til in at our r\i < nur uiul > vx / , ! / * , > t < i < 11.
PRIPFQ "e lu" > 'l ' lln1 lllKllcat Kl.lilcInililri il in tMM In IHIlV"
I IUUI.O , - , , ( me nu | | , ( , , | Knc iniuii l.tcuiry roil. Vnu t\r Ji"
to l . nmullrmen i nuilits by liming ilunt ul IH .iml li.ivc Ilir iiuniidirlnrrr'ii ituit
anu-e icliliiil } mir Inmlc IX ) Nor III V a Imuto ur .1 ii.nrol HIM from
at iiMy tn f iiiii-l vmi i rri\p ( mi , u.ilti iir * , iiul liMin our unlit'iitd nt Jtt.iffy
fn.ti iiiul fttn.it tffiMt'nfltri | i | filler IIKI'lltN.
WH I TANICIICn wl"'ii Mm irinvr our lir.uUiliil r.it.tli. . iie itnil
niui. lUHIOlItU . | , , , , V l.lir . . . ' . . . 1.1 ,11 I III' , , V " : . ' .rf . ' !
Ann/M. . < < ' .Ill ttl.lkrmllli > MMI VV - if II Ilir liik-l'i-.1 ; ulr U , n li-s l. . . | ! . . iiintii .
Hi.ill , iny ntliii l.ulcny We , nr r.inslird unit ti . . . piMU .IH.\I- | l.i.i.m n. .
UK V < Mi III.V ; I.CltS , ymi im Mil inir liuyilr > uudu . mil i n n.inu ' , .11
our pilcri Oiilcifi liilril Ilie il.iy inrnnl
MtNlMIVND ItH V-.iS. | : We < lo mil ii-puUilv lun.l' . ' in.l i.in.l l. , , lint
IllNC n lllllulKT 111 ! h.lllll l.lkril III ll.llll In "lit ( In. 'k" ' ! I ' -l"i- Mir. , VM i Ii n mil
at inico t.\ii-ini | { limn a in tK or & > IO , I'r IMI.IHC l\uii.ini I mni il m.
hlnulo MluM'ln , liii | irliMl rnllrv rlintiiH . .ml | inliin | , | . , , n , UIMIM , iml
I cquilmiCllt 1)1 .ill kllllll .It / , ! ( / He II u.l . > l-rlitll fti.e >
QFB F-HPftB INft TIRFQ A SAMPLE PAIR
UkLr BlE.HliiatJ MillHd
. , TOINIKIWUGC.ONLY
I'/if tefiiliir irlii t fmrofl'ifir t r < is
J * SO ffr pit' ? , but tit tntHhtiit e n < c < M
stlln > i4asj if > lff > iirforfJfrishU'U'i ! ( ( , ( > t < tftf1 i
NO MORETROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES
NAILS , Tiirtin or ( linn * " 111 nut lot. tlm
nlr out. Sity ihoiik.ttul pairs M > Ul inst yrnr
Otcrtwo liuiHlicd tliousniul p.ttis now In use.
DESORIPTIONl Mmlc in all 'ires It IsltvHy
mt e.iny tilling , very ilwnlilr nml Iliirilitisiilc wtlh
iiccinl uality of rubber , vvlilyli ncvt-r 1
hich closc npMiiiill liiiiii titles uillinut allow-
roumiMu v
huiHlnil.sol'IclleisfioniMilis. siitlro the tlili Ii riililn'1' ( ri'int
We have .
ncTu-.itonrcrsMattnB . ; llial Hit Irtlu-slmvcouK Ix-cn immiH-il tAV iJVJ'-'a'lwi'i'lin ' ' ' ' ' "tnln ' Tl'
. Tlicvwi-iKliiionmii Ih.iu M. '
uponceorHvlctlnawlioloscason. Jfll , , .n.V..nt . rhn 4 ( hii : TliU
nioi.lhiarylite.theliuiiclnicrrM lliiR nialllJi-l MUBKivrii JfllV ! ! , I , , otl , -
" M " ' '
bv Mivi-ial lavci.i of Ililu , spoctnlly | . itvpmcil fnbili , on the \W , , mi , , , I- i i v" | ' | ( Yin.1 .
. ' . IS
lic.iil. Tlicrrsnlarprlceiiflliespllic..isfiwiKTpali.liiitriii vsVlllDINO
nil\citi'liiKpiitpo i"iwcntoniakiiia ( | -iallai'tim PIIL-CIO "
the ruler ui only J | H < > per p.ilr. All nrilcis shlppnl N.IIIIC il.iy Inln i-m-i i\ . \vvOiipr i > l > on
approval. Yonilo not pay n ceiil unlil you liave cxaniim-cl .itiil lonml iliun iiutK .is n pti nil .1
We will allow a ri < li illHroiint of s per cent ( Ilicirbv uinKiUK tin1 pun li-Lft. " ' pri p.im if'i . .
scml I.'lllilj < ! ASII WITH OKDKIt nml enclose tins nilvi'iliii in < til \v.- \\lll nlso i'inl mi"
nickel plated brass linml pinnp. Tiles to be tctnined at > l'l ' ! v\perse if lei nny ieiiM.il ilu'x an
nul satNfaclory on examination. We me pcrcUK ( rcli.iblv anil nii.ney.ent . lo UK iv n Kiilt-n > in .
bank. . If yon order a p.ilr ol these tires , yon will liml Hint llitvill idle i-nsu-t. inn l.isii-i ,
\vearbcller , last loiiRcr anil look finer tlian any lire MMI have ever * ( . in HITII , il anpiue. . \ \
know that yon will be so well pleased Hint when yon want n bicvi-le vou will gne us juiii oulet.
We want you to send us a trinl order at onee , hence Hut. remarkhble lire oiler.
. _ . fffttt Mtr-r-n * r nirO 'lon'l liny any Wind at miv price until von | eml for n pnli of
Ir Vlflf ilKCLt I JriICO IIeiletliorii | l'iiiH-lur'--l'i' ' .l lurs . .n .ii.inov.il ami ui.il ! '
the special inlrodnclorv price ipioled nbovr , or write for out IIIR lite ami smulty CaluloKUuvliult
describes and quotes all makes and kinds of tiresat about Imll ilie n-inil inn i s.
r * mjft-r tn/aif but write us n postal todnv. Ill NOI'TIIIXU III'IU'1N ' ( ! n birvrt-
if if Nlfi Wftll or n pair of tires fiom anyone iinul yon kn.ivx . tin-IH and woinl ilnl
offers we arc makliiK. llouly costs a jiobtnl to learn evei\tlnm ; . Wiiu it NOW. < , (
L. MEAD CYCLE COMPAHV , CHiGMO , ILL
nblidiii ( oiiKrossloiml lommiitee lias
nnonnced that ( he ( ommlitee headI
piarters on election night will be
nade on the stage of the Auditorium ,
.o . that complete returns from county ,
ongressionnl district , state and mi-
ion will all center at the Auditorium.
Annual "Conl Fnmlnc" Comes.
Chicago , Ucl. W. Managers of Chi-
ago railroads declare there will be
mother coal famine in tlie northwest
I Ills winter and thai they see no way
lo prevent it. This prediction Is due
to the fact that generally in tlie north
west there is an unpreparedness for
wlnler , as even less fuel has been pro
vided than usual. That this is the
fault of the railroads Is strenuously de
nied , and II is purposed lo give full
publicity to the facts so that the rail
roads will not be blamed for the fa
mine when it comes. It Is stated dial
managers of all railroads extending
Into the northwest began earlj in the
summer to warn the coal dealers of
that region to prepare for winter.
SEVEN CARS OFF.
No One Injured in Northwestern De
railment at Creston.
Seven cars'o ? train Xo. , ' > " > 0 , a
freight , left the track in a derailment
just east of Creston on the Albion line
Saturday afternoon. The wreck was
not serious and llu- track was cleared
in a few hours. No one was injured.
CATTLE STILL IN QUARANTINE
Anthrax Is Prevalent in Three Western
.
ern Counties.
Terror of a further outbreak of thai
dreaded stock disease of anlhiax is re
sponsible for holding many thousands
of cattle off the western markets.
Not a bide nor hoof of the many
herds summered in Kails Kiver county.
Soulli Dakota ; Sioux county , NY
braska , and ( 'Olivers eotmt.v , Wyo
ming , have been eligible for shipnieiil
since the llrsl of October. Anon ! thai
limo numerous outbreaks of the dis
ease forced Slate Veterinarian McKIm
lo post the ipnr.iiitiiie. ;
'
Although the slockmen are c.\erliiiK
every effort to prevent I ho disease
from spreading , isolated cases are
.
still breaking out here and there. Kiom
> present appearances it may yei In
considerable time before the slate
will countenance any shipments fiom
those sections of the country.
In the meanwhile , worried lines an
beginning to gather on the faces ol
the stockmen , who are beginning in
gel very anxious over Ihe disposal ol
. their cattle.
On account of the dry t < pell ilnriu ; .
'he late si-.mmer many ram In is .H' '
out of pasturage. Hnleus shipment
can be made soon the cattle will be
gin to lose tlie gain of the snmmeiN
keep.
The disease , anthrax , common tn
both cattle and sheep , is virulent ! ,
contagious , and In a few rare ca.-.e >
lias been known to have been mil
traded by human beings.
However , until ( ho disease ha * ! > ' n
irrevocably eradlcaled Ilie slock v. ii :
have lo remain where It is.
West Point News ,
\\ost I'oinl , Neb. , Oct. 111.-- -1 > . ci il
to The News : A new Indepeiuli ir
telephone company has been orgam/ < ' !
by a number of farmers In Niilluli aii'l
Bancroft townships In tills count > Th
ollleers are : C'on McCarthy , prcsidiin
William Vogt , treasurer ; , | OKI ji'i '
lA'Imer. secretary , nml .1. Drohni'T ' uiul
,1. Koehler , executive committee.
The board of education has grantei ]
two days leave of absence to I lie jmli
lie school teachers of the city to en
able them to attend the state teach , is- '
convention at Lincoln next week Tie-
schools will be closed on Tlinii-d-iv
and Krldriy of next week. Count.v Su-
perlnu ndent Miss liiuma Miller uiM
houd the Cumlng county delegation.
IS FINED FOR "GOSSIPING. "
Olf.cer . l.osct , Ten Days' Pay Bcc.uisr
He Talked Too Much ,
i he H II. ( Ii t ! ) lo ! > ! | > lie ; I ! e
.in ' 11.1 ii. lnu : I'l.u-f .Si bull.T ! i | .
HI i I'n d it. ' MI ufti n ( Oluleiit. il , no IM I
il'iin ' punished , so eminently ( lie CHUM
if ilf t > < e < lm | tlf'hi's tint dlli s-ed pm
i liege \\lliill adlU In Hie life
I of many women"cauihl ; a viilim In
the police department \eslerday.
Ills name Is Harry W. Crowley ol
( lie North Ilitlsted street station. His
sinning was proved to the sutltd'ucllon
of the civil service commission , and
they Used his punishment at ten days'
pay , which means Ilia ! about $115 will
be deducted from his salary Ibis
monlli
There is a rule in the police regnla
( ions which prohibits "gossiping. " U
was under this rule Unit. Crowley was
convicted. The object of Crowloy'H
alleged tattling is Patrolman 1'alrlck
.1. Knox , also of the North 1 fainted
street station.
Letter List.
Lihl of letters remaining uncalled
for at poslolllce at Norfolk , Neb .
Oct. Ill , IIHIS :
Frank HolTmnsier , Mr. Irving Me
Uveu , IS. : . Aloore , Ur. Harry N. Mi s-
singer , C. I1. Pills , Mrs. lien Thomp
son. Louis Wllcox. Will WllUle , Air.
I ) . M. Wllcox.
If not called for in lifteen days will
be sent to the dead letter olllce. Par
ties calling for any of the above ,
please say "a.dvertiBcd. "
John It. liuys.V. M.
Reeds , Including Rnako nnd oilier
cucumber , prehistoric and oilier corn ,
both sweet ami Held , pcncllnria ,
squash , melon , mammoth Hunllovvor ,
and hundreds of other seeds , 1 cent
and nj ) 1'or ' packet , ( also seed In bulk )
diiect from grower to planter. Garden
Guide and descriptive price ) ist free.
i Address II. M. ( lardner , reed grower ,
Msirengo , Nebraska.
FOR SAMS ICO acres good farm
and potato land , two miles Jroui town ; f
$ -0.lU ! per acre ; time on purl if de
sired. C. A. IJcl/ol , ( KM don , Neb. ,
will show vou thi ; ; land.
You Musi Not Forget
\\Virc \ \ ; coM l.inll\ improving in
UK-art of making Kinr 1'liolus.
Newest Styles in
Cards and Finish
\Ve also r.'i l'"iniUiu - ol
Moulding- . .
I. M. MACY
REI5TLES PLATES ARE RICH
REI5TIE5 RATES ARE RICH
ENGRAVER AND ELECTROTYPER
( tf > Zt lAWDthCt DfNVCD f.OLO
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