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BI5TTEII HAVE A CARE
The Bicycle Ordinance is to be
Enforced
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Mote Arrruli Will lln Miuln If li I Not
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VIiiIiiIoik Tim InlliiiiiiCT
Krom 1tlilnjV Dnllyi
Pooplo who rlilii bicycles will soon bo
gin to Imvo i oiiio rtvqitct for tho utili
nanco regulating tho uso of whools In
tho city and tho preliminary stops woro
tnkon today to mo that Its provisions
nro mom closely lived up to
On account of tho privileges glvoii
thorn by tho city council tho bioyclo
club Is Intorontod in hnvlng tho law ob
served and Imvo taken tho troublo to
biro a speolnl olllcor to watch for violat
ors and mako complaint to tho city
authorities
As u result of this throo parsons woro
today advisud to appear boforo tho po
lluo Judge aud siiuaro thonisolves boforo
tho court This they did and woro as
sessed a flno of 1 and costs
It Is understood that this is ouly a
starter providing tho law Is not nioro
olosoly obsorved
In order to give tho pooplo fair notlco
of tho provisions of tho law Tun Nrws
ropnbllshos tho ordlnauco in full mul nil
who rido bicycles should mako a careful
study of It so they may not havo reason
for complaint should thoy bo brought up
short by tho oilleors for Its violation
Orillimiirn No U
An ordinance regulating tho uso of
bicycles on tho streets and stdownlks of
tho city of Norfolk Nebraska and pro
viding a penalty for tho violation of tho
provisions of said ordinance
Bo it ordained by tho mayor and city
council of Norfolk Nebraska
Section ono It shall bo unlawful for
any person to ride a bioyclo upon tho
sidewalks of tho city of Norfolk No
liraska upon either side of Norfolk uv
onuo betweou Sixth and First stro ts
Seotion two It shall bo unlawful for
persons to rido bicycles nioro than two
abreast upon tho streets or sidewalks of
tho city of Norfolk Neb audit shall bo
unlawful for them to rido at a rate of
speed exceeding eight nnlos per hour
Section throo It shall bo unlawful
for any person to rido a bicycle upon tho
sidownlks of tho city of Norfolk Ne
braska at any timo excopt when tho
strcots of said olty of Norfolk aro in
such condition by reason ot rain snow
or other causo that a bioyolo cannot be
safely ridden thereon Whou riding
upon tho sidewalks oh abovo specified
every parson upon mooting or passing a
pedestrian or person standing upon the
sidowalk shall dismount from his or her
wheel aud shall valk past suoh pedes
trian or person boforo reinouutiug
Section four It shall bo unlawful
for any porsou to rido a bioyolo within
tho corporate limits of tho city of Nor
folk Nebraska after it begius to grow
dark unless thero Is attached to tho
front of said bioyclo a lighted bioyolo
lamp
Section flvo It shall bo unlawful for
any person to rido a bioyolo within tho
corporato limits of tho city of Norfolk
Nebraska unless thoro bo attached to
said bioyclo an alarm signal or bell and
tho samo shall bo souudod by tho porsou
riding tho bioyclo before crossing a
stroet or crosswalk
Soction six It shall be the duty of
overy porsou riding u bioyolo to turn to
tho right upon motting any vehicle or
pedestrian
Soction seven Any porson violating
any of tho provisions of this ordlnauco
shall upon convlctiou thoreof be fined
in any sum not oxcoodlug five dollars
and shall bo adjudged to pay tho costs
of tho prosecntlou and may bo commit
ted to tho city jail of Norfolk Nebraska
until said lino and costs aro paid or un
til otherwise discharged according to
law
Soction oight All ordinances aud
parts of ordiuaucos in coutlict with this
ordinance aro hereby ropealed
This ordlnauco shall be in force on
and after its passage aud publication ac
cording to law J E SiimsON
J 0 Stitt Mayor
City Clerk
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Mother of Invention
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It was the necessity for an
honest reliable blood purifier
and tonic that brought into
existence Hoods Sarsapa
rilla It is a highly concen
trated extract prepared by a
combination proportion and
process peculiar to itself and
giving to Hoods SarsaparUla
unequalled curative power
Its wonderful record of cures has made
it Americas Greatest Medicinet
Rosy Cheeks have good
health and rosy cheeks thanks to Hoods
SarsaparUla Jt builds me up and
saves doctor bills Mary A Burke
East Clair St Indianapolis Jnd
cfiOOtCh SateabWilKa
llood lllli cure liter ll tliu non Irritating did
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FRIDAY FACT3
Guy Vox loft this morning for Omaha
A 1 liowii Is helping tho Journal out
todaj
Ira Ij llungerfonl Is visiting friends
In Stanton
John Meyer was In town yostorday
from Stanton
John Molntyro Is a visitor In tho city
from Stanton
U J Lambert wont to Tllden yester
day on business
J J Burleson of Atkinson was a city
visitor yesterday
J T Hunyoii was In tho city yester
day from Randolph
Prof W IJ Iilrons of Plorco is a
Norfolk visitor today
W A Moldonhauor mado a business
trip to ltosklns today
Supt D 0 OConnor drove to Battle
Creek tills afternoon
Mrs Will Ulmoro and Mrs Law woro
up from Stanton yesterday
Mrs J B Long and Mrs Meado of
Madison woro Norfolk visitors yostor
day
Mr and Mrs W B Fuorst of Battle
Creek woro visitors yostorday In tho
Sugar City
O B Durluud aud son Ohas jr
woro passengers for Wayno on this
mornings train
Miss Flora Chouey was in tho city
from Orolghton yostorday roturulng
homo this morning
Uriah Tatmau Is on tho sick list aud
John B Barnes jr Is looking after his
duties at tho postofllco
Mrs T E Oillorno nnd daughter
Mario returned homo from their visit to
Sioux City last evening
E B Ovelman has roturnod homo
from Milwaukee Wis where ho has
been attoudiug the carnival
John Morse left this morning for Os
ceola Iowa to accept a position with
tho Omaha Elevator company
Prof M Doorlng of Battle Creek is
visiting with Prof M B Slngor teach
er of Christs ohurch parochial school
Tho inoiiibors of tho choir of Christs
Lutheran church will enjoy a piouic in
Blys grove south of town next Sunday
A pleasant time is boiug planned
Goorgo Harrigfold Andrew Gould
Audrow Loaf and G Johnson of
kins wero in tho city lust ovouiug Mr
Harrigfold coutompiatos starting on his
western trip noxt week
J J Johnson a traveling ninn from
Springfield 111 arrived in tho city InBt
evening and has routed thoD Roos rest
douce expecting to make Norfolk his
homo in tho near future
W P Evans and family returned
from Iuniau whero they visited ovor
tho Fourth last evening Thoy wore
accompanied by Mrs Evnus sister Mrs
L Downey who will visit hero a short
timo
The lighting of Maniuardts opora
house was materially improved last
night with tho aid of E M Nortons
acotylouo gas machiue which ho kindly
loaned to tho outoutalumout
Tho trial of Charles Curtis colored
on tho charge of potty larceny was held
before a jury in Judgo Hayes court yes
terday aftoruoou After hearing the
ovidouco tho jury could not reach an
agreement aud thecaso was dismissed by
the court
J Walter Rose writes from Ohino
California to a Norfolk friend that it is
oppressively hot there tho themometer
registering 03 aud 100 degrees in the
shade commonly Compared with that
kind of weather Norfolk people have no
causo for complaint on the matter of
high temperature
Madison Chronicle The city of Nor
folk doue itself proud this year There
woro about 200 people came down Taos
day to givo thoJGreat American Eagle
bird a send off and this city will always
boar tho faot in miud aud whenever the
opportunity offers we will return tho
compliment with iutorest
Arthur Ahlnian is endeavoring to see
what cau be done toward seouriug a bi
cycle meet to lastacouploof days duriug
the first of August If enough Interest
is shown the track at tho fair grounds
will bo placed in first class condition
and he hopes to seoure the attendance
of leading professional and amateur
ridors of the state
TheDavrup3rtIa Democrat finds that
wie newspapers or me state uavo oeen
spelling the name of tho new president
of tho state university in different
ways viz M Lean McLeau MoLaue
and MacLeou It suggests that one way
is onough and states that in the absence
of explicit directions from the professor
himself the authorized way of writing it
is Maclean
That central at tho telephone sta
tion has no suap Is an easy conclusion
from the record kept yesterday There
were 742 calls answered between 8 10
in the morning and 0 oclock in the even
ing This averages more than TO an
hour during the day and when it is con
sidered that at times they buuch up it
may be realized that the operator is kept
on the move to keop up
Sioux City Journal Tho Tuttl Fruttis
returned home yesterday from Randolph
Neb whero Tuesday afteruoou they
mtt the Coleridge Neb baseball team
ou the diamond The Sioux City boys
were vanquished by a score of -1 to 3
They say they were beaten all rightv
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JULY 13 1800
howovor William Shoolny of this city
pitched a good game and William Yager
and Frank Bryson did sonio good woik
behind tho bat
Tho Modern Woodiuon of Madison
county will hold their first annual pic
nic at Battle Crook Wednesday July 12
Arrnugomonts havo been mado to so
euro ono and one third faro for tho
round trip A coach for tho special ac
commodation of those who desiro to at
tend will bo attaohed to tho morning
freight and will leavo tho Creightoii do
pot at 7110 returning at 015 in tho
ovouiug All Woodmen and tho public
generally nro invited to attend
It would appear by tho following Item
taken from tho Ohino Valley Champion
of Ohino California that thero Is a
nuolous for a Norfolk Club of no
small membership at that town A
four-in-hand tally ho convoyod n party
from hero to Coldwater canyon on Sat
urday morning returning Sunday even
ing There woro in tho pnrty Mr ami
Mrs W S Pardonner Mr and Mrs J
McCoy Williams Mr and Mrs J W
lloso Mr nnd Mrs Pollock aud Miss
Pollock of Pomona Miss Taylor of On
tario Miss Hamilton E C Hamilton
E S Potior Roger Williams Wilson
Pardouuer and Jeauuetto Pardonner
Tho attondanco of citizens at tho G
A It mooting at tho post hall last oven
lug could soarcely be taken to moan that
Norfolk people nro anxious to ontortain
tho next district reunion of tho Grand
Army thoro not boiug a porsou present
outsido of post members However
this may bo no Indication of tho seuti
mout of tho peoplo as soveral promi
nent business mou havo expressed them
selves as heartily in favor of tho project
aud it may be that business or socinl en
gagomonts provouted thoir nttendanco
at tho mooting It is understood that a
canvass will bo mado of tho city aud in
dividual expressions gleaned as to tho
desiro of tho business men aud other
citizens
Tho Norfolk friends of Miss Clare
Whvninu who formerly lived hero with
her parents Mr and Mrs II O Why-
man will bo glad to hoar of her just
reward for her studiousuoss Tho pleas
ing intelligence is gleaned from tho
Daily Beacon of Aurora Illinois where
tho family now has its homo Under
tho head Valuablo Reward the paper
says Miss Clare Whyinan of Gar
field avenue stood at tho head of the
graduating class of tho West Aurora
High School in both daily recitations and
examinations nnd bar reward is n schol
arship in tho University of Chicago
This university is ono of the leading
educational institutions of the country
and Miss Wliynan Is indeed to be con
gratulated Nebraska pooplo seem to
havo a way about them that captures
anything good In sight
A good audience attended the third
performance of tho Festival of Flowers
at Maniuardts opera house last ovou
iug and wero well repaid for doiug so
Tho popular features of tho other per
formances as usual elicited praiso and
applauso while some of the now num
bers completely captured the audience
The artistio poses aud serpentine dance
by Baby Phyllis tho Highland Fling by
Miss Grace Spear tho song by Marion
bailor the jolly waiters trom all na
tions aud tho Turkey Turks wero es
pecially pleasiug to those iu attendance
The reception accorded Miss Nellie Ger
ecke ou her reappearance before a Nor
folk audiouco was very enthusiastic and
must have been very satisfactory to her
On her appearance the buildiug fairly
shook with the demonstration in her
honor and at the close of nor solcction
it was if anything more enthusiastic
Hor voice is very sweet and tho finish
which has been given it by the instruc
tion she has received and her hard study
and training have made It about perfect
as to volume tone aud expression Tre
distinct utterance of her words are iu
pleasing contrast with many trained
singers imperfections in that particular
Norfolk may well be proud of Miss Ger
eckes accomplishments aud should she
again appear boforo a home audience it
will greatly please a largo number of
people Prof Ludwig Koeuigsteiu ren
dered the accompaniment to Miss
Gereckes selection iu a very satisfactory
manner
Frenlnu Wf lit her In July
Would cause great discomfort aud loss
but fortuuutely it is seldom kuowu A
vast amount of miser is caused at this
season however by impoverished blood
poor appetite and general debility
These conditions may be remedied by
euriuhlug the blood and touiug the
stomach with Hoods SarsaparUla
This mediciuo seems to put new life
into the whole physical system simply
because of itswouderfnl power to purify
enrich and vitalize the blood create an
appetite and invigorate the digestive
functions We advise you to get a bottle
aud try it if you are not feeling just
right It will do you more good than a
six weeks vacation It is the best medi
olne mouoy cau buy
KIDNEY Isa deceptive disease
TnniiDi c thousands have it
IKUUDLb and dout know it If
you waut quick results you cau make no
mistake by using Dr Kilmers Swamp
Root the great kidney remedy At
druggists in 50 ceut uud 1 sizes
Sample bottle by mail free aUo pamph
let telling you how to fiud out if you
havo kdnoy trouble
Address Dr Kilmer Co Biugham
tou N Y
SATURDAY SIFTINQ3
J E Coopor was iu town yostorday
from Oakdalo
Uriah Tatman has resumed his duties
at tho postolhco
Win Hart of Winsido was a visitor In
tho city yesterday
J L Knosel was In tho city from Bat
tlo Creok this morning
Mrs Win Schwortforger wont to
Ewing today to visit for a timo with her
parents
A party of young peoplo aro plannh g
to rido to Stanton on their bicycles this
evening
Miss Annie Hormau returned yester
day from a two weeks visit with friends
in Osmond
0 S Evans of tho Times Tribuuo re
turned last evonlng from a busluoss trip
to Nowman Grovo
Dealers in bicyclo supplies aro said to
bo doing a rushing business iu latnps
and alarm bolls lately
L It Prlchard was In tho city from
Meadow Grovo last ovouiug greeting
old frlouds and acquaintances
William Bryant and wife of Blair
stopped iu town a short timo today
while ou their way to Bazllo Mills
Dr A L Macomber is painting and
otherwlso materially improving tho ap
pearance of his office on Fourth street
W O Bryant of Grlswold and Benj
Bryant of Bioomfield Iowa aro visitiug
their brother and sou Dr F A Bryant
of this olty
Commander J 15 Evans of tho No
bras ka department G A It has ap
pointed H O Matrau of this city as ono
of his
Tho school board will hold a meeting
this evening to consider tho matter of
rouvatlng tho sohool houses particularly
the high school building
Tho millinery store of Sharpless Sis
ters is beim ropaluted and otherwise im
proved Its appearance is very ueut
whero tho work is completed
Tho reunion grounds at Plainvicw
havo been christened Camp Fnuston in
honor of tho gallant Kansas colonel who
distinguished himself in tho Philippines
Geo N Beels has abaudoned tho
practice of law for tho practice of Christ
ian Science healing His now shiuKlo
was hung out to tho public this morn
ing
Row and Mrs Main havo returned
from the Black Hills where they have
enjoyed an outing of sevoral weeks dur
ation Mr Main will aguiu occupy tho
pulpit of tho M E church tomorrow
WillJDarcy a 19-year-old Creightou
boy was auother of tho Fourth of July
victimsHe took hold of tho wrong eud
of a sky rocket nnd lighted it nnd is
now minus a fore finger and may lose
the eutiro hand
Mrs S It McFarlaud of Stanton
auut of S It McFarlaud of this city
died last Thursday aud was buried yester
day She was 50 years of age and bad
long been a sufferer from consumption
from which disease she died
Tho ONeill Frontier ono of the best
weekly publications in the west this
week started iu on its 20th year It
says we nre a stout healthy kid of
niueteen and no one acquainted with
the paper will deny the statement
Several of the old soldiers and their
friends are arranging to attend tho re
uuton at Plainview next week That is
a good plnce to be and those who enjoy
camp life recreation and amusement
cannot miss it by going to Plainview
Poison the horse which won tho long
distance cow boy raqe from Ohadron to
Chicago in 1893 is now offered for sale
at 125 with no takers The animal
was owned by A D Clark of Iowa Falls
Iowa who prized it highly during his
life
Harry Patterson and Stella Luikart
mot unexpectedly near Twelfth street
last evening They were on their bioy
clos aud the meeting was not so pleasant
as some meetings are The shook of the
meet threw them both off but neither
was very badly hurt
ONeill Frontier A piece of plate
glass measuring one quarter of an inch
thick was brought down from Aiuswjorth
yesterday as evideuca of what a hail
storm did thero the night of the 4 th
Hail stones were as large as eggs and
smashed that heavy glass iu fliuters
Norinie Zimmer a Newman Grove
lad received a bad cut in the leg on the
lourth caused by a lying piece of a jug
iu which two other boys exploded a gl
nut firecracker What a kid wont think
of in the woy of shooting off his fire
works on the Fourth is hardly worth
mentioning
R D Scott of the Battle Creek En
terprise departed Thursday for a visit to
his old home in Grayson County Vir
ginia with tho hope thnt the change
rest aud recreation will benefit his health
which has been very poorly for some
time Bobs Norfolk friends will wish
that his hopes may be realized
Plainview News On Tuesday tho
auditor of the American express com
pany arrived and made the formal trans
fer of the agency from the Short Lino
to the F E M V depot and S T
Skeen was duly installed as agent
Plainview now has two express com
panies the Northern and American
A Chicago paper contains the follow
ing estimate of Fourth of July casuali
ties nnd accldeuts which includes reli
t j Y
The cakes of Ivory Soap are so shaped that they
may be used entire for general purposes or divided
with a stout thread into two perfectly formed cakes for
toilet use For any use put to Ivory Soap is a quick
cleanser absolutely safe and pure
ii wakninu There are many white soaps each represented to be Just as cooj
as the Ivory they ARn NOT but like all counterfeits lack the neeullar anJ remirkihl iiii1IiIp i
the genuine Ask for
Ivory CnH l t i
Soap anJ Insist upon rettlnc It
copyniOHr iaoa or tmi proctih gamolc co Cincinnati
able returns from 250 towns and cities
Dead 13 injured 1710 firo losses
2S1070 injured by cauuon crackers
7J1 injured by powder explosious 257
injured by toy camions 2fil hit by stray
bullets GO
Tho Chicago Record of recent date
contains au announcement of tho death
of Mrs Maggie Ingoldsby nee Gleasou
wifo of John Ingoldsby which occurred
Juno 2Sth Mrs Ingoldsby was 0 years
of ago aud leaves besides a husband
two sous aud four daughters She was
a well known resident of Norfolk sev
eral years ago
Ira L Hungerford came up from Stan
ton last night and in company with
Arthur Ahlmau drove to Madison today
on business It is understood that the
iiuuruoy ior tne Tinies Tribuno suc
ceeded in getting a judgment for quite a
largo sum of money against Hungerford
without the latters knowledge and he
has gone down to seo if the judgment
could not bo set aside
Neligh Yeoman Elder and Mrs
Gorst intend to start next Monday ior
Janesville Wisconsin where tho family
of Mrs Gorsts pnronts are to have a re
union They will be gone about twelve
days N J Davis came up from
Norfolk on Wednesdays freight Iu the
afternoon Mr Corby drove him over to
ins mrm wnicli ho had not seen for two
years He thinks he is slowly iniprov
ing
tatauton Register Last Sunday tho
German Evangelical Lutheran congrega
tion accepted in its regular meeting the
endowment of the late Frederick Sprick
consisting of 750 This is the first
endowment that has been made to that
church aud we believe it is the first
church in this county to receive a le
gacy The late Mr Sprick also willed
750 to the Orphan Home Society of
Fremont
M O Wager of Battle Creek super
intendent of the county poor farm is in
the city today He reports that crops
on the farm nre looking well with the
prospect of a big harvest There are
now seven inmates of tho poor house
one of whom is Petie Pierco a former
well known Norfolk character who used
to furnish much amusement for the
boys both old and young Mr Wager
says that Petle is quite feeble and is fail
ing rapidly being now almost blind
Stanton Picket Prosperity is hitting
theNorfolk Beet Sugar Company pretty
hard The company has several hundred
acres of beets growing but caut get help
to tend them and the weeds are also
growing Tho compauy pays good
wages aifd pays promptly and the only
reason thoy cannot procure help is that
help is not to be had Everybody is
employed It is the same everywhere
The number of laborers is noteoual to
the demand It didnt used to bo thus
Oulbertsou Era A blaud little urchin
of this city with a lurking gleam of
wickedness in his eye celebrated the
glorious Fourth iu a manuer which won
the plaudits of all his immediate neigh
bors but one That one had a parrot
which incessantly screamed Polly
wants a cracker The kid heard its ap
peal touched a match to a giant cracker
aud fed it to Polly whose spirit on tho
other shore concludes that the supply ot
cracker for once exceeded the demaud
A letter dated May 20 from W F
Reavis who went to Alaska from Bat
tle Creek in this weeks Republican
contains this information We think
wo con make some good money this sum
mer We were trying it a little today
tWe sluiced ubout one hour aud a half
and cleaned up something over 5 We
think we can mako 15 or 20 per day
thi9 summer and we caut work out
more thuu ouo eighth part of our grouud
by ourselves Tell Bud and Courad thut
if they were here with grub enough to
last them this summer we would givo
thorn 10 per day for every day they
worked Wo expect to hire five or six
niou aud that is what wo will havo to
pay them per day or 1 an hour
Connections wero today mnda with
the now well at tho waterworks pump
ing stntion nnd fresh water from tho
bosom of mother earth Is now circulat
ing through the arteries of the Norfolk
waterwoiks system This more thau
doubles the water supply capacity of tho
system and there is now no danger of a
water famine in time of need The
water was at first somewhat rily but is
now as clear as crystal The new well
adds iwu per cent to the capacity or
81t per cent more than tho two old
wells combined The stand nine was
filled this moraine iu the remarkable
short time of two hours and a half tho
pumps having nil the water thoy could
handle for the first time since the pump
ing stntion has been established
It is said that men aro about to be re
venged on women iu the matter of fash
ion The latter have so industriously
been monopolizing mens clothes and
styles that the worm is about to turu
in fact has turned iu the effete east
The garment they hnve adopted is tho
most sensible women ever wore the shirt
waist and it is the part of good judg
ment for man to adopt the idea A
man appearing iu his shirt sleeves and
showing his suspeuder buckles could
never be considered as dressed while
the coat and vest may look all right but
are most of them decidedly uncom
fortable in hot weather What better
idea could there be than to wear a gauzy
shirt waist to cover tho suspenders thus
producing comfort convenience and a
dressy appearance Let the shirt wast
come and relieve some of the sorrows of
suffering mankind
Julius Hulff of tho Anzeiger is getting
a most interesting collection and ono
that in tho estimation of the writer beats
stamp coin or bird egg collections all
hollow His is a collection of newspa
pers from all parts of the world aud
published in every language under tho
sun Some are very diillcult to get but
his specimens are already very numer
ous His latest acquisition was re
ceived this morning and is a copy of
The Bounding Billow dated June
1893 It is a newspaper published by
tho sailors of the Asiatic fleet and print
ed on board Deweys flagship tho
Olympia The paper contains a splen
did write up of the battle of Manila
Bay by Its sailor editor L S Young of
wiu ivuitugii is neatly printed ou
heavy linen paper captured from the
Spaniards at Cavite and contains a map
of Manila Bay engraved after many
failures with sail needles Besides being
a spleudid addition to his collection Mr
Hulff values it highly because of its
historio connections
The News is informed that there is
still a chauce for Norfolk to secure tho
district G A R reunion for next year
but it will require an effort and the
raising of some money ou the part of
city residents to get it Among the ex
panses to be met are tho procuring of
about 400 tents besides hay straw
wood and other necessities for the camp
ers The cost to the city would be be
tweenflOOand 500 whioh is not a
large amount if every one does his share
while the benefits to be gained in addi
tional trade and advertising would ex-
ceed that amount many time3 When
it is considered that several hundred old
soldiers will be here constantly during
the eucampmeut aud that thousands of
other visitors would be in attendance on
the principal days it would seem that
this is worth striving forparticularly bo
cause Norfolk has not had auythiug for
years that would draw a largo number
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