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HAGS OYMIOOLS
Intelligence and Free Industries
go Hand in Hand
AN IDEA TJTAT IS APPROPRIATE
II Id Imperially rillliiRtlmt the Slur nml
fel ripen Slioulil Hunt Over tlir Neliool
Ilotmefl of Ilie 1 1 tul An Interi nllnt
Cnrreotiilenca
Mr C V Chum Comity Siiporln
tcntlont of Public instruction D ar
Sir 1ho uutiursiffnuJ hive been up
pointed by u commit oo of tlio W II
C of Norfolk to communlcuto wltb
you in regnrd to placing1 tings on the
country scliool houaos of our county
The city schools nru nil well provided
for but the country schools nrc in the
background
We approve and appreciate tho ef
fort of tlio county superintendent in
Bending out appropriate programs for
Lincoln Washington and Memorial
day exorcises nnd wo wish to do all
wo can in our power to rtaBlst in the
good work We vtry much dtsire to
have flairs raised on all tho scliool
houses in our county on or before
Lincoln day and wo ask your coopera
tion nnd believing a roquost from you
to school boards will bu of moro force
that one from us wo bog to ask you
to send out suet We pledge our
aolves to make all Hugs and if any
district is not financially able we will
furnish such a tlag freo of chargo if
tho district olliccrs will put up a Hag
polo nnd arrange for the necessary
facilities for raislcg the flag by tlio
15th of February 1000 Wllyou bo so
kind as to correspond with the com
mittee on tho subject and mako any
btiggcstions yon may deem proper to
further this work We shall be glad
to hear ftom you at your earliest con
venience
Mils A O Siiout I
MllH CI1IIDS
Mits Moiuiow J
Maihsom Nov 23 1899 Mrs O A
Short Chairman of Committee ou
Flags of the W R C Norfolk Nobr
My Dear Madam and Committee
Your communication regarding the
matter of placing Hags on all school
houses in this county is received and
in reply to same 1 desiro to express
my appreciation of your care and
thoughtfulnoss in this important mat
ter and pledge to you my hearty co
operation in tho nttempt to carry
your plans into eilect
Tho founders of this nation under
tood the principle that ignorance and
free institutions never had and never
can exist together and they laid
down and established well the doc
trine that the preservation and per
petuation of our free institutions and
indeed of our freedom in its broad
senre depends upon the diffusion of
education among the people
Tlio public schools thus being the
bulwarlc of the nation it is especially
fitting that the ilig should float over
these institutions No people on
earth have moro or better reason for
honoring their flag than do we The
effect of the principles for which our
flag stands upon the nations of the
world fVr good is second in impor
tance only to tho birth and life of the
Christ I have often thought that we
may be sometimes inclined to give too
inuch prominence to thcflag and not
enough to the principles of govern
ment of which the Aug is the emblem
It is stated that certain idolitrous
peoples onco worshipped tho true
God and that they prepared an image
to symbolize certain of his attributes
gradually they lost sight cf the Truth
and worshipped the stone nnd the
wood If us has been said Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty then
it is important iliat every patriotic
American understand and emphasize
the principles for which our flag
stnnds lest in years to come wo should
forgot tho grand truths which the
flag symbolizes and should blindly
worship a picco of tri colored cloth
after tlio principles of government for
which it stands A government of
by and for tlio people had ceased to
exist in overything but name
So in connection with tlio flag 1
would have every boy and girl taught
a broad nnd grand patriotism founded
in principle rather than in sentiment
Every pupil should know what the
stars and bars stand for We need to
teach that loyalty to tho flag means
that we must be true to our country
and keep good faith with all nations
All should know of tho eternal princi
ples of justice righteousness and
truth in government byrabolizjd by
the flag Right rather than might
should ho tho main ingredient of our
patriotism It slioulil not bo forgotten
nor ever counted u light mutter that
in the darkncB and uncertuiuly of
the past when tho despotism or force
nnd might was contending in a death
struggle against the now gospel of
liberty and consent in both religion
und government that the btars and
stripes wore unfurled representative
and emblematic of the principles for
whbh our fathers contended I
would hnvo every pupil taught that
tho white lu our Aug represents tho
purty and justice of the principles for
which our fathers fought that the red
is representative of tho blood it cost
to incorporate those principles lu
forms of law and government nnd
that the blue is representative of tho
approving smile of Hod at the con
Biimmatiou
I would havo every citizen under
stand ttiat tho flag stauds for that
Idea of freedom to worship Hod nc
cordlig to tho dictates of ones own
conscience instead of at the dictation
or command of some despotic or dog
matic force In civil or religious govern
ment and that It embraces within its
protective folds all men of whatever
denomination and tho agnostic and
iulldel as well The pilot and peace
ful assembling of men differing in
their religious opinions in their re
spective places of worship in a silent
practical oxampllflcation of the bless
ings of that prlnelplo or religious lib
erty for which our ancestors struggled
and of which our flag Is an emblem
Everyone should bo taught that the
flag stands for tlio principles enuncia
ted in the Declaration of Indopend
once that all persons are by nature
free and Independent that all aro en
dowed by their creator with cortaln
Inherent and inalienable rights
among which aro lifo liberty and tho
pursu t of happiness That to secure
these rights and tlio p otcctlon of
property governments nrs instituted
among man dorlvlng their just
powers from tho consent of tlio gov
erned A century nnd a quarter ago
these wero new truths and strango
truths in government At that time
Forco was tlio principle upon whish
governments wero founded and on
which they rolled For one hundred
nnd twonty lhroo years our flog has
said to ull the world that force aud
might do not in tliemselvcB mako the
acts of government or individual
right That just powers of govern
ment can bo derived only from tho
consent of the people who are to be
governed That government founded
upon forco or by forco is despotic and
tyrannical That lifo and liberty nrc
Hod given rights and arc not con
ferred by king or potentate
In defence of thespprinciples our flag
lead us through the Revolutionary
war for our liberties on the land and
the war of 1812 for our liberties upon
tlio seas To give force and effect to
those principles it lead our soldiers
through the Civil war for the liberties
of an oppressed people at home and
in 1898 through tho Spanish war for
the liberties of an oppressed people
away from homo Our flag is yet on
foreign soil After having accomplish
ed the beneficent object for which it
loft our shores may it return again as
pure and spotless as when it left and
representing the same high and holy
principles in government in the future
as in the past
I will be glad to send a copv of your
communication to school boards and
teachers together with a letter of my
own urging them to tako steps to
carry your plan into effect Also if
yon desire to communicate direct with
school oflicjrs and teachers I will bo
glad to furnish you a libt of their
names and addresses
Any suggestions which you care to
give will bo gladly received and
considered I beg to remain
Yours very truly
C W Crura
County Superintendent
Other county papers plcaso copy and
oblige the Relief Corps of Mathowson
Post
TodhtH to Firemen
The committee on toasts and responses
to bo given at the banquet of the State
Volunteer Firemens association ou the
evening of the 18th of January next
met at the parlors of tho Pacific hotel
yesterday afternoon and alter selecting
W M Robertson nB chairman of the
committee aud toastmaster and G E
Hartford secretary of committee decided
on the following toasts
Our Guests John It Hays Norfolk
Our City Couuoils J O Clelaud
Fremont Nob
False Alarms Dr A Bear Norfolk
Our Soldier Firemen Major J N
Kilinu Columbus
Our Annual Convention Judge E
Frank Brown Kearney
Tho Life of a Fireman George P
Marvin Beatrice
Our Volunteer Firemen J 0 Elliott
West Point
Chemical Extinguishers Willis E
Reed Madison
Letter Lint
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postofllco December II 1809
C E Grisinger W II Cook Chris
Cook C E Duulap Anna Dnukiu
Jacob GrotT Will Graves Daniel Hill
F O Huso Fraukio Lee A M Leo
Mnmio Kennedy Elsie Michaelsou
O E Powell Rex Pollock Grace Pol
lock Sol Rice G II Sanderson Seliun
Swuiieou Anua Sohwade
If not called for in 10 days will be
sent to the dead letter oilicu
Parties calliiig for any of the above
please say advertised
P F SlKECHKK P M
Wanted Several bright and honest
persons to roproseut us as malingers in
this and close counties Salary XX u
year and expenses Straight bona fide
no more no less salary Position per
uiaueut Our references nuy bank in
any town It is mniuly ofllce work con
ducted at home References Enclosed
self- addressed Btamped envelope The
Dominion Company Dept 3 Chicago
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY DECEMBER H 1800
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Articles of Incorporation Adopt
ed and Trustees Chosen
AFFAIRS LOOK VERY PROMISING
StiMrlent Money Hulxerllieil to Inrnrtnvn
tlio Hullitlng Coiilemplittoil mill Irotlite
Furniture nml lloolTrunlee Will Or
Kiinlro Sitttmlny
Prom TuomtnrH Dnllv
Tlioro was not a largo turnout to tho
liiuiiry ineoting hold last evening in tho
I ligli school building but enough wero
t hero to proceod with tho business in
hand und good progross was iimtlo In
calling tho meeting to order Col Simp
son outlined tho plans of tho OHHohition
and stated what had boon done Tho
tinanco oomniittoo through him reported
that there wns enough inonoy Hiilncrihud
to pay for tho building tho purchase of
which was contemplated nnd enough
more lu night to purchase furniture to
prepare it for oeotipuioy Tho ladies
representing tho Womans club reported
that thoy had raised about if 10 for tlio
purchnso of books and would coutinuo
to raiso money for tho purpose Prof
OConnor superintendent of boIiooIb
reported that tho school children had
also about 111 on hand with which to
purchaso books ThiB with tho contri
buttons of books that havo been promised
provides for a good start n far an a col
lection of works necossary is concornod
Tho committoo ou articliB of incorpo
ration preEoiited their report and tho
same was adopted tlioso providing for
n hoard of ton trustees whioh shall havo
tho work in chargo but aro bound by laws
which requires a voto of tho association
boforo nny move Bhall bo made of groat
iniportauco as tho purchaso or sale of
buildings or real ostato or a contemplated
indebtedness of tho association
Theso questions shall bo docide 1 by a
majority voto of tho nctivo membership
now consisting of thoso who havo sub
scribed or paid 2 to tho association aud
it will requiro 70 voters or their proxies
to act on a question of tho character
above outlined
All ministers and editors of tho city
are accorded the privilege of voting
whether they pay tho stipulated sum or
not
Tho honorary membership will havo
no voice in tho proceedings of the as
sociation but will bo accorded tlio free
use of tho library and the building An
honorary member will be uny person
who haB contributed in any way to tlio
support of tho library
The outlook is most encouraging for
tho enterprise nnd it is believed that by
the time spring opens the Norfolk public
librnry will bo thoroughly organized on
a basis from which great results may bo
obtained
The board of trustees was elected
last evening and consists of Mrs M A
McMillan J E Simpson D O OCon
nor John R Hays Mrs II O Matrau
13 O Mount C G Souiers II 7 Colo
Mrs W M Robertson and MrB A 7
Durland
A meeting of tho trustees will bo
hold Saturday evening at 8 oclock in
tho High school building when the
board will bo organized by tho election
of a president secretary and treasurer
The board chosen is a good one contain
ing representative citizens of both soxes
and if other transactions by the as
sociation are as satisfactory it may ex
pect the hearty approval and support of
all good people of the city
See tho largo assortment of popular
bargains in holiday goods at the Variety
store
To Cure Iii Irlppo In Two Dhjh
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to euro 13 W Grovos signature on
ovory box Ufa
Notice
Charles E Olnoy Joreminh Olney
aud George II Nichols will take notice
that on the 24th day of October 180
T C Cannon plaintiff herein filed his
petition in the district court of Madison
county Nobrabka against said defend
ants and John 13 Oluey and Charlotto
E Olney tho object nnd prayerof which
aro to foreclose certain tax lions ngainst
the following described real estate sit
uated in Madison county Nebraska to
wit Lot six 0 block one I and lots
fifteen 15 and hixteon 10 block six
I of tho town of Norlolk lots twelve
and thirteen 12 nnd 18 and tho 60iith
112 feet of lots fourteen 14 fifteen J
und Bixteeu HJblock two 2 lot six 0
block threo I and lots three H four
4 uiuo 9 ten 10 eleven 11
twelvo12 aud fourteen 14 in block
four 4 all of MntlinwsonflHecond addi
tion to tho town of Norfolk by virtue of
tax sale certificates issued by tho treas
urer of Madison county NobniFka
dated November fi 1894 for tho taxes
of 1890 1891 1892 aud 180U and sub
sequent taxoH paid by tho plaintiir for
tho years 1891 nnd 1895 and a tax deed
issued therefor dated March 18 1897
and recorded in tho ofllce of the county
clerk of Madison county Nebrnskn
March 18 1897 in Boole 27 of Deeds
page 225 and certificates of tax sale for
tuxes 1895 dnted November 1 1897 nnd
subsequent taxes paid for tho years 1897
aud 1898 and plaintiff prays for ado
cree that defendants bo required to pay
the name or that filid jirmniBos may bo
sold to i ntisfy the amount found dno
with costs intercut and attorneys fees
aud that defendants bo oxcluded from
any and all title claim lien or interest
in or to said property or uny part there
of
You aro required to answer said peti
tion on or before the lrh day of Decern
bor 1899
Dated October 25 1609
T O Cannok PlaiutifT
By Mapes Hazen His Attorneys
LABOR CONVENTION OPENS
Dolegnte Pi nin Cinuilii nml Irent llrlt
filn Mnkn It AiiRlo Allierlrnii
DitTltoiT Deo 12 Nearly 2H dele
gates representing all branches of trado
unionism witli an estimated total mom
biTHhip of nearly 800000 were piwotit
nt llariuonio hall yesterday when tho
19th annual con volition of tho Atiiorinui
Federation of Ijiiborwas en Hod to order
In tho absence of both President Ooinp
crH and Vieo President McGuire tho
gathering was called to order by James
Duncan of Rittitunro second vice presi
dent Mr Duiuviii announcod that Mr
lumpers was still sutlering ovoroly
from injuries resulting from a bloyolo
accident in Washington nnd possibly
might not bo able to attend tho eon-
vent ion
Vieo President Duncan said that the
convention is tho largest meeting of or
ganized labor rhpioscntnUvoH ever hold
in tlio United States besides containing
nillliated delegates from across the sea
and from Canada
A presentation of dMlciilHes existing
between theatrical stage employes and
tliiiatcriuiisicitiiis was the most interest
ing feature of tlio days session Tho sit
uation in Detroit where tho stngu hands
have been locked out for some months
with their union uiirecognizod by tlio
malingers is tho primary cause of tlio
disturbance It developed during tlio
afternoon h proceedings that tho action
of tho Detroit Central Libor union in
expelling the Detroit theater musicians
nfter they hud declined to strike nnd
join with tho stage employes is strongly
uphold by the Stage I lauds alliaiieo
and is heartily condemned by tho Mu
sicians National union A special com
mittee will endeavor to bring about har
mony
CARTER NOT THE ONLY ONE
1lvo Otliem Imllcteil Kur lrriinl In Gov
eminent Work In Hnvnmuili Harbor
Savannah Ga Deo 12 Tho United
States grand jury has up to this timo
in its present session returned six in
dictments against persons charged with
conspiring against tho government in
connection with tho work done in tlio
Savannah harbor Among them iH
Cuptain O M Cirtor already con
demned by court martial Others
named aro D II Green J F Gaynor
B II Gaynor W T Gaynor aud M A
Connally According to the indict
incuts 575719 was beoured by con
spiracy
Anti-Oil- MiiiiireHto
Philadelphia Dec 12 The Itopub
lican leaders opposed to tho leadership
of M S Qua v who have been linlilin
conferences in this city within tlio past
month gave out as a result of theso de
liberations an address to the Republic
ans of Pennsylvania in whioh thoy de
clare that a condition of a Hairs now
oxihts in our commonwealth which is
ropiigiiant to republican principles and
destructive of republican government
and that unless theso conditions meet
with prompt effective and disinterested
action our party will cease to command
tho confidence and support of the peo
ple
Hold a lloer Meeting at O mil it
Omaha Dec 12 A big
was held in this city last night for
tho purpose of expressing sympathy for
the Boers in their struggle against En
gland Governor Poynter presided and
addresses wero mado by prominent
speakers Letters expressing sympathy
with tho object of tlio meeting wero
read from Judge William V Allen and
ox Congressman Samuel Maxwell
Legal Notlee
Maria L Avenll dofondout will tak
notice that on tho 4th day of November
1899 T O Cannon plaintiff herein
iilod his petition in tho district court of
Madison county Nebraska against
said dofondout und D A Ommerman
tho object aud prayer of which aro to
foreclose certaiutax lions agatiiBtJ tho
northeast quarter of section twenty
threo2l in township twenty four 21
north of range two 2 west of the itu
p m in Madison comity Nebraska
issued by tlio treasurer of said county
dated November 7th 1892 November
4th 1895 and November 7th 1808 re
spectively for tho delinquent taxes
levied and assessed against said land for
tho years 1891 1891 und 1897 respective
ly and for subsequent taxes paid for
tho years 1892 1898 1895 1891 nnd 1898
and a tax deed issued therefor dated
February 18th 189 aud recoraed in tho
oilico of tho county clerk of said couuty
in Book 25 of Deeds at pago 259 and
pluintiir prays for a decree that defend
ants bo required to pay tho same or
that said promises bo sold tocaiisfy tho
amount found duo with costs interot
and attorneys fees
You aro required to answer said peti
tion on or betoro tho 18th day of Decem
ber 1899
Dated November 4 1899
T O Cannon Plaintiff
By Mapes Hazen His Attorneys
Lefrnl Notlee
Catharino Dicey defendant will tako
notice that on the 4th day of Novomber
1899 T O Cannon plaintiff heroin
filed his petition in tho district court of
Madison couuty Nebraska against Baid
defondaut tho object and prayer of
whicli are to foreclose certain tax liens
against tho northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section ten 10 in
township twenty four 21 north of
rungofour4 west of tho 1th p in in
Madison county Nebraska by virtno of
tax Bale certificates issued by tho treas
urer of said county dated November 5
1894 and November 1 1897 respectively
for tho delinquent taxes levied aud
assessed against said described premises
for tho years 1898 and 1890 rospeutivoly
nnd for subsequent taxes paid for tho
years 1891 1895 1M7 aud 1898 and a
tax deed issued thorefor duted March 18
1897 and recoidtd iu tho ofllco of the
county cleik of said county in Book 27
of Deeds at page 225 nnd plaintiff
prays for u decree that defendant be
required to pay tho sanio or that said
promises may bo sold to satisfy tho
amouut found duo with costs interest
and attornoys fees
You are required to answer said pf ti
tion on or betoro the 18th day of Dtcoin
her 1899
Dated November 4 1890
T O Cannon Plaiutiff
By Mopes Huzeu His Attorneys
SLAIN By AN EDITOR
Charles H Harris Shoots a
Prominent Stockman
TRAGEDY OOOUHS AT BELDEN NEE
J II Itlenlilroii nf Attilnmin la lie Victim
Took ieetloti to Statement Mmle In
Nat unlay laer Sliijer at Duee lite
lllnmelt lip
HkiIin Neb Dee 12 J 11 Monk
iron a resident or Atkinson Nob nml
a prominent stockman was shot and
almost instantly killed last evening by
unarms ji Harris editor of the Uelden
News The trouble oi iginated overall
article published in the News Saturday
and to which Hlcnkiron took oxcopt inn
Tlie moil became involved in an alter
cation about the mutter in the News of
llce and a light ensued The bullet en
tered llleiikirons hicast just above the
heart and lie only lived a few minutes
Harris at once went to Hartlngton
Neb and gave himself up to lie au
thorities Ho says ho committed the
deed in self defense
Both men are very well known in
this section llairis also runs a pa i mi
nt Randolph Nob and is considered to
bo a quiet peaceable man Blenkiron
owns large Interests around Belden and
conies hero frequently in connection
with his business affairs
nroriier luri Venllet
IlutTiNdTON Neil Dec 12 At the
cororners Inquest hold Inst evening
over the body of Hark Hlenkiron who
wns shot by Editor Harris at Huhlen
Sunday night it was tound that the
shooting was done in self defense
Aeelilenl to lfn Trnln
GiiAUD Island Neb Dee 12 Union
Pacillc train No 5 the Colorado special
westbound was slightly wrecked in tlio
yards here yesterday Tlio wreck was
caused by an open switch Tlio engine
of the special crushed into engine 181
whicli was standing on the sidetrack
Both engines were pretty badly wrecked
hut no dninage was done to the train
Engineer Myers and Fireinrin Murphy
of the special wero injured but not
dangeiously so Tho right arm and
foot of Engineer George Myers were
crushed Fireman James Murphys
face was badly cut Tho accident was
caused by a switcli boing turned for a
sidetrack by some one not known
Iilltor Hone Muter luilleleil
Ommiv Dh PJ Edward Victor and
Charles Koitiyntcr respectively editor-in-chief
managing editor and hiisuicsi
malinger or The Bee were indicted yes
terday by tho icdcnil grand jury for
violating tliu lottery law in connection
with tho ADO club of ineioUaiits
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I cant read because some of the letters are blurred dark
spots cover them it is very uncomfortable
I know all about it its DYSPEPSIA TaIe one
of these it will cure you in ten minutes
What is it
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