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Telephone No 2J
The lity nl lil IV
Ill tho rush and NtrtiKKlc of IiiirIiiosh
and nmld tho nnxittiiH mid ciiros of
household lifo housandH of nitm mid
women nro talciiiK 1 0 seriously
There ifl need of hard work If kiicccsh in
to he achieved In any direction Sorrow
and perplexity are part of tmrthH disci
pline mid must bo expected hut ahove
nnd beyond all these if triumph 1h to
orown laudihlo elVortH if real vietory in
to ho rained there nitiHt he poHitlvo joy
in living
It 1h not alono a duty to he courageous
and hravely meet the ditlloultleH that
confront uh It in no less important that
wo go into hattlo with a hook on our lips
and our hearts attuned to tho hopeful
ness of the outlook whatover may hap
pen to us When tho iiowh eaino to
Samuel Adams of the tiring at Lexing
ton ho oxclamed Thailk God for this
glorious morning I The attack on the
Hritish troops meant that Adams him
nolf was an outcast and a rebel It meant
certain death if ho was captured and
yet ho rejoiced hecause ho know that it
meant also that kingly tyranny was to
ho opposed hy tho strong arms and man
ly hearts of men determined that their
rights should ho respected So amid all
tho disaster that threatened him Adams
could ho glad
It is that larger vision of lifo and
what it means that is needed if we uro
to successfully hear Its ills
Thomas IJ Heed has heon called friv
olous hy some people who muot hint
simply hecause ho has an indomitable
fund of humor that sees the hright side
and joyous things of life as well as a
mind large enough to handlo great proh
lems of state
Newell Dwight Hillis speaking along
this lino of successfully combating lifes
ills and enduring its hard places sayH in
tho Ladies Homo Journal
Next to tho duty of self denial comes
tho duty of delight What rijHmess is
to an orange what song is to tho lark
what cult uro and roilnemont aro to the
intellect that happiness is to tho soul
As vulgarity and ignorance betoken a
neglected mind so uuhappiness and
inisory proclaim the neglected heart
Tho normal naturo will keop strong nnd
lrcsh tho chords that vibrate joy Do
prosBiou ami worry take tho norvooutot
a mans arm take tho keen odgo from
Jiis mind rob lifo of its victory For
uuhappiness wins no battles gloom
wretchedness writes no
drama Earths great achiovoments
represent thoso whoso hearts sang ovor
tho tasks To moot storm with calm
defeat with faith ingratitude with
charity is not an easy thing Nothing
requires so much wisdom practieo and
skill as learning how to live habitually
nbovo tho dlstomperatures of lifo
CRISISJN THE TRANSVAAL
Rntoli lovitriuuiMil It Ihiomy Otnr Still
nl Wt oncH Sunt llonin by llrttmiH
Nkw Yohic April The lonrnal
today prints tho following dated Capo
Town April 20 There is renewed un
easiness ovor tho situation in tho Trans
vaal President Krugors
Chouboit is inspecting tho fron
tier and solecting places suitahlo for in
tronclimonts Moio rigid inspection of
military has been ordered
Kruger as ho intimated a month ago
evidontly is oxpectiug hostilities with
England Tho Dutchmen aro uneasy
over tho result of tho potitiou to Tosoph
Chamberlain Englands colonial min
ister signod by 31000 English resi
donts in tho Tmnsvaal and setting forth
their griovancos Chamberlains action
it is boliuved will mark a crisis in
Euglish Dutch relations Tho British
army hero is hoing steadily augmented
Milliard I Mudn Colounl
Lincoln April 27 Tho governor re
ceived tho following cablegram from
Lieutenant Colonel Colton
Manila April 20 To Poyntor Lin
coln Nob Detaohed from regiment
In charge of Philippine customs Un
able to accept Appointmont appre
ciated Reginiont probably porma
ncutly relieved from tiring lino
Colton
On receipt of this message t lie gov
ernor designated Major Mulford us tho
Buccossor of Stotscnherg as colonel of
tho regiment
Another Milploiul of Snlilliir Dimtl
Nrw Yopk April 27 Another ship
load of bodies of Amorican soldiers who
woro Itillod or died in the Cuban and
Porto Rieau campaigns were brought
into this harhor last evening by tho
transport Crook tho vesul which
brought a fonnor and similarly sad con
signment This timo 50 colli us are
piled in rows upon tho vessels decks
Uinoty eight of theso bodies woro dug
up iu Porto Rico 13 at Guautauamo
and 240 at Santiago They have beou
identified as tar us possible
CoKlilan I Kuprlinuiiilml
Washington April 27 Tho case of
Captaiu Coghluu may be considered as
Anally closed During tho day tho uavy
department administered to Captain
Coghlan tho reprimand which had boon
determined npou yesterday as statod in
dispatches This was iu the form
of a letter from Secretary Long to tlut
officer It is stated at tho department
that the letter will not bo made public
before the oilicer has received it aud
probably not then
STRUCK BY A CYCLONE
Boone County Neb Is Hit by
a Twister
SEVERAL PERSONS ARE INJURED
IVnpIn Iu Rl rMtruril Tnhn In jnloiHi
Cnii mill iriiin nltli Tlinlr lltrt
llniir Itlmvn Dotvn unit Tlmlr iintfiil
Ht nttnrml Over Ilio Country Hlorin
llurcly MImi r llirt Town
St EmVAitt Nob April 27 Nar
rowly missed by furious cyelono
which swept tho country near hero
uhoii 8 oclock last night tho people of
St Elward were treated to thn sight
of tlie fuunol Rhaped cloud and itsantics
from a distance too close to bo comfort
able Damage that is estimated to
amount to about 20000 was dono hut
no loss of lifo has boon so far reported
Appearing iu tho southwest the
cloud looked like a roll of smoke His
lug and falling twisting and rolling it
moved to tho northwest carrying ovory
thing iu Us path including live stock
sheds aud small houses which were
smashed and torn in tho storms fury
It disappeared in tho northwest and
sped ovor into Platto county whero tho
sparsely populated section may have
boon sovoroly damngod
Tho cloud seemed to striko first at A
J MolColvoys place whero it blow
down tho buildings and demolished the
outlying sheds Forty head of cuttio
woro carried a distance of at least -10
rods by tho blast
Ono mile north of St Edward houses
wero blown to piecos and fences carried
away E O Russell and his family es
caped by socking shelter iu tho cyclone
cave They have lost everything
W P McCutchoons house was torn
to pieces and Mrs McOutcheon was
quite severely injured by Hying timbers
L lingers dwolling ono half inilo
east of town was demolished
Northeast of tho city tho whirling
wind was terrific Two milos out James
Cuinmings is without a homo and all
his personal and household effects woro
swept along after tho destructive cloud
Tho resident of Jap Green throe miles
north was liftod from its foundation
and turned around A cow was picked
up thero carried half a milo and sot
down hut little worso for her trip
Several other huildiugs woro blown
away and tho full extent of tho demoli
tion cannot bo ascertained
Very meagre reports aro coming in
from tho country but tho storm looked
as though it would do damage ovor near
Newman Grovo or Lindsay
Milium Win ii UiiiIiIimI Vlilory
Ottimwa la April 27 After being
in session all day tho scale committee of
tho minors and operators of tho cen
tral field agreed last night and roportod
to tho convention a long sot of resolu
tions which tho joint conference adopt
ed Tho agreement is a decided victory
for tho minors they securing all they
doinanded an oight hour day with nine
hours pay which means 189 per day
for company hands aud drivers Tho
agreement is in olToct May 1 and con
tinues until April 1 1000 Tho prico
for mining was fixed at 7 conts or
ton for screened coal aud CO conts for
mine run
Cmliiliin to llullil iu ItiiiiKitrt Oily
K vnsas City April 27 Deeds wore
filed here transferring to tho Kansas
City Stock Yards company lfi acres of
land on tho Kaw river bottom adjoining
Swift it Jompauys packing plant The
property transferred includes tho ruins
of the big Kingman packing plant Tho
Times states that tho proporty has been
purchased tho Cudahy Packing com
pany mid that tho Cudahys will at
once begin tho erection of a big packing
plant
Nonunion Mlnrm Iorotil to Itfltirn
Wuiiu Ida April 27 After an
all night scsmou tho striking minors
this niorninu wont iu a body to tho
Hunker Hill aud Sullivan mines ami
stopped the nonunion men from outor
ing the mines At first persuasion was
used but finally revolvers woro drawn
anil tho nonunion men woro forcod to
retire Armed moil aro on guard both
at tho lhmkor Hill mines ami at the
mill About 80 men aro at work
Pufiil Hurl wild ritihrorhn
0Faiion Ills April 27 Conrad
Schaofer aged 50 years aud Bonjamin
Love aged 18 both employed on tho
farm of Henry Bertram near bore
fought a duel with pitchforks last even
ing aud Schaofer was killed Tho two
had a disputo while loading hay and
fought till Schaofer foil from a torrifio
blow on tho head Ho lvod but a few
hours Love cannot bo found
Doulilo rriiKiMly In ArUiioiiiii
TrXAitKANA April 27 News reached
hero from Boggy Ark that Miss Alice
Archer was shot and killed yostorday
by Antonio Ainaldo a Moxican who
then shot htuiMilf to death Arualdo
was a tenant on the Archer larni and
had been oidored away bocausj of his
overtures to AlihS Archer
Hutililn Niiiutil to Sui titiI ScluuOr
DisMoines April 27 Tho commit
too of logouts of the University of Iowa
mot yesterday and dotonniued on Prof
Harry P Hutchins as president of tho
institution to succeed President Charles
E Schaofer deceased Prof Hutchins
Is now drau of the law department of
Michigan univoiMty
Hew lotvrnor or lluitin Snll
New YoitK April 27 Tho Uuited
States auxiliary cruisor Yosomlto sailed
today for Guam It has on board Cap
taiu llichard Leary who is to bo gov
ernor of tho island of Guam Tho
Yoseniite is to remain at tho islaud for
tho uso of the governor
ltlvr Putin nl Sioux City
Sioux City April 27 The doclino iu
the Missouri continues Advices from
Fort Benton and Glendivo Mou are
that everything like u flood has
i pearcd
THE NORFOLK NRWS THURSDAY AlKIL 27 1899
ininnclpnllan Iny
If there Ih ono day more memorablo
than another to tho colored people of
this country it Is Mny 2 tho anniver
sary of tho day in I Win when Abraham
Lincoln gavo notice that tho shackles of
slavery were to bo lifted from tho 1000
000 bondmon It is fitting that they
ami their descendants should havo an
annual rejoicing on the day that mado
thoin freo Tho Colored Llmo Kiln
Jubilee club of Norfolk nlivo to the ap
propriateness of tho occasion will next
Tuesday ovenlng at Manpiardts hall
give a program of much interest
An address will bo given by Mayor
Simpson George Washington Clark a
colored orator from Georgia who has
recently returned from Cuba will also
speak
Tho speaking will ho interspersed with
music hy Prof House and singing by
members of the jubilee club
Tho exorcises will bo closed by a gen
uine old fashioned Virginia cako walk
participated in by tho colored folks
Prizes will bo offered for tho best look
ing and the uglicstman Tho judges
will bo Charles J Carter Geo W Box
W O Hall and W N Huse
Refreshments will bo served nnd danc
ing will bo enjoyed Tho adinittunco
will be 25 cents All aro cordially in
vited to turn out and help commomorato
the anniversary or tho day that made
American manhood forovor regardless of
race color or previons condition of serv
itude
Niitloiiiil UnplNI Soihil Iih AiinlvotgiiilrN
Portland Oro Juno 2 5 1801 One faro
plus 2 for roundjtrip viaUnion Pacific
For dates on which tickets will ho sold
limits and full information call on
FIW Junkman
Agont
Iliippy ThoiiKlitH
To pleaso attract and give peoplo
Boniothlug to talk about is an art in
writing a prosaic advcrtiseniont Hood
of Sarsaparilla fame is the originntor in
an extonsivo sonso oftholhlcn using
proverbs and wiso saws as a prefix to a
pleasant introducrion of thowell known
virtues of Americas greatest medicine
Theso ipiniut quotations often fit tho
nows of tho day with startling direct
ness and tho moral is easily drawn
with natural good to HoodsSarsa
parilla
PRESIDENT TO VISIT RALEIGH
Captain Cnslilnn Will I to In Comnianil
When Vlnlt to tlm Crulaor la Altitlo
Washington April 27 Captain
Coghlan will bo iu command of tho
Raleigh whou President McKiuloy pays
his visit of stato to the cruiser at Phila
delphia next Friday It has been deter
mined that prior to tho ceremonial visit
if at all no chango shall bo mado in the
command as a result of tho uttorancos
of Captain Coghlan Tho president
takos tho ground that it would bo an
unkind and unwarranted reflection on
tho olllcers and crow of tho ship to ab
stain from paying tho visit which has
boon arranged for and occupies a prom
inent place on tho program
As to tho future course of tho navy
dopartmont with respect to Captain
Coghlan it is behoved that tho admin
istration of consuro in tho shapo of a
letter from Secretary Long will sufllco
to moot tho needs of the case particu
larly as ho is to bo almost immediately
relieved of his command on account of
tho placing of tho Raleigh out of coin
mission while undergoing oxtensive re
pairs
Stato of Ohio City or Toledo
Lucas County ss
Fraud J Cheney makes oath that ho
is tho senior partner of tho firm of F J
Cheney ifcCo doing business in tho city
of Toledo county and stato aforesaid
and that said firm will pay the sum of
100 for each and every caso of catarrh
that cannot bo cured by tho uso of Halls
Catarrh Cure Fhank J Ciiiniy
Sworn to beforo nio and subscribed iu
my presence this Ith day of Decomber
A D 1880 A W Glkason
Seal Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Curo is taken internal
ly and acts directly ouj tho blood and
mucous surfaces of tho system Send
for testimonials free
F J CniNrY Co
Toledo O
Sold by druggistsfio
Halls family pills aro tho best
To Cure it Coltl In Ono Day
Tako Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure 2Txj Tho geuuino has L B Q
on each tablet
IHlousicss
Do vou cot nn with a lipailinlin9i
Is there a uul tasto in vour mouth
Then jou lunoa noor npiitltoaml
aweiU illccstion ouaroirrniicntly
always feel dull ami drowsy I
ami you gvt but littlo benefit from
your food What a tho causo of tills
trouble V Constipated bowels
Ayers
PILLS
iwIHbIto yon prompt relief and
tain cure 5c a box All druggists I
Kmap Your Blood Pur a
If you have neglected your cao a
long time you had better take j
AVers SarsnDapllla
ktlso It will rcmoro all impurities
r iiui iuvv oven accumulating iu jour
blood and will greatly strengthen
jreur nervea lricel00 a bottle
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On Deck with the Largest
and Best Stock of
CLOTHING
mi Gents Furnishing Goods
j over brought to Norfolk Wo have ways of onr own and one of our ways is to
i mark our goods DOWN at the BECUNNINCJ of each season when you WANT
fjj thorn instead of waiting until the END of the season when you DONT want thorn
jji Owing to tho cold backward spring wo have decided to put such low prices on our
q goods that they cannot help but attract the attention of the bargain seekers
J Mens Good Suits for
WE WILL SELL
300 Mens 1000 Suits for 800
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i Mens 650 Suits for 500 i Mens 1250 Suits for 1000
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to from 1 00 to 5 OO
2 Boys Veste Suits from 1 50
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The Best Line of Underwear
in the city at 25c 35c and 50c
2 est line of Mens 10 Suits in Northern Nebraska
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IUahc Uin do not hesitate to say
that we have the Strong
to SSF Mothers remember that we are HEADQUARTERS for BOYS SUITS Come
ffi in and inspect our stock and be convinced that we mean just what we say
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WIDE AWAKE CLOTHING S10RE
E B KENYON Proprietor Norfolk Neb
Call and Have Prices Quoted by
My Tailor
For Your Spring and Summer Suits
UP STAIRS MAST BLOCK
Barnes
gARNES TYLER W1
Norfolk
Attorneys at Law
Nebraska
rjR II T nOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
OUico ovor Citizens Nntionnl Dank Office
houre 1000 tol2K0 n in and 200 to 5 00 pm
meniDRB 7K toSKX
fiesideuce Telephone No 9
Ottice No 101
Norfolk Nebraska
2 COLE
DENTIST
Offloe orer Cltlceni Natl Bank Beeldenoe one
block north of Congregational ohnrob
Norfolk
Nebraska
yISS MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker
Up italn in Cotton clock over Baum itor
Flrit elait work guaranteed
Norfolk Nebraska
pOWERB HAYB
Attorneys at Law
Boom 10 11 and 12 Uaet Block
Norfolk Nebraska
gKSSIONS BELL
Undertakers and Embalmors
BenlontBlk Norfolk Avr
Norfolk Nflbraakn
fflt M ROBERTSON
Attorney at Law
Rooms I and 2 Robertson Wigton
Block Norfolk
ED WEGENER
Livery Feed and
Sale Stable
Hack Line in Connection
Telephone 68
L L REMBE
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter
Agency for the Myers Force and
Wind Mill Pumps
Prices Right
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Work
First door West of Post Olllce
For Plumbing Steam Fitting Pumps
Tanks Wind Mills
And all repair wcrk in thie Una call on
W H RISH
Batlifaction Guaranteed
Pint door tontb of Daili New office
TELEPHONE Ij3
Chicago Markets by Telegraph
Z K DOANE Broker
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Norfolk Avonni up etnirs oppoeito tole
cniph office Norfolk- Not
South Oinnlin Hok aud Iuttlo market hy tulo
Kmpli Ki foreiicn Norfolk Nntionnl ilauk
Mrs H H Hull
WILLQITB
Facial Treatment ManicnrtDg and Shampoa
Will gladly call at onr homes and do any of tht
work Orders taken for tine hair svritcbet
Pel feet match guaranteed Uetldence on Firtl
street Junction Order may be left at tin
Innrtlnn Drtic Mtiro Tnlnnhnnn Ifi
Appllriitloii For Saloon Liquor Ilcciiso
Mattor of application of Sophia
Zwight for a liquor license
Notico is hereby giveu that Sophia
Zwight did ou tho 11th day of April
1699 ilio her application to tho mayor
nnd city council of the city of Norfolk
Nebraska for liceuso to sell malt spirit
uous and vinous liquors at Norfolk Ne
braska from tho 1st day of May 199
to tho iiOth day of April 1900 at lot 1 1
block 4 original towu in First ward of
said city
If thero is no objection remonstranco
or protest filed withiu two weeks from
tho 11th day of April 1899 the said
license will bo granted
seal J 0 Stitt
City Clerk
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lliorii B S Association
KARO BROS
Jj Heats
Wm Fish-
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Everybody wants the est of
meats We make a special
effort to please our trade
Onr Shep Is the NeBiost
the City
Groceries
Always Fresh
and Just as
Represented
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nigbest Market Price Pahl Jor
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