The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, March 15, 1900, Page 6, Image 6

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It 1h pitlinntitl llml JlMOOOOOOO napl
tnl in invoitciltu l ho liquor tmlllo in
this country
it Jh oliiiiiiitl lint Si Louis U tho
lnrgoM liorso iimrkot in tho world Tlio
roioipts last your woro I U IHft land
Tho ltinm lounriil antiouiifoa that T
1 McUnrthy of thut jiluoo will ho
ounditluto lntforo tho mjinhllcaii con
vontion of thin tllstrlot for tho nomina
tion of eongiosMiimii
Slnoo O H Novin has titkon olmrKO
of tho Ijiuirol Advo uto that paper linn
boon vory tnnoli tinprovudln appoarunco
mi indication of tho fuot that Mr
Novin is thoroiiKhly at homo in a print
shop
Somo of tho opposition papors claim
11 T Oxnard framod tho lorto llioan
tarilV hill passed by tho house Mr
Oxnard should fool Mattered with tho
prospect of boromlnjr as big a bogio as
Mnrlc lluiiua Kromont Trihuno
Hopublieans should roinomher tho
oiuousos which an to bo hold Monday
ovoniiiK If those who aro interested
in tho city campaign do not attend tins
caucuses and primaries they will have
noono to blamo but theniHulvcs if tho
result does not suit them
Tho yliui output of southwestern
Missouri for 18f increased 110700 tons
Over 1001X1000 was invested in tho
milling district during tho year just
closed making tho present capitalization
fJJIO00 Hoth lead mid vsiuo woro
higher during tho past year than in
1S8
Tho Washington Star asks the ques
tion What is tho ditVerenco botwoon
tho state of Massachusetts and Ken
tucky1 Tho Hastings Record replies
Massachusetts produces boots and
rthoos and Kuutucky produces shoots
and booo
Hon John A Khrhardt of Stanton is
being urged by friends as tho proper
person to represent Nebraska as
to the national convention
Mr Ehrhardt is highly respected iu this
section of the Mate and can undoubtedly
count on the united suppoit of north
Nebraska
Wo note with pleasure tho improve
ment iu tho print of tho Norfolk Times
Tribune Nearly one half of tho last
copy that readied us was readable
Stanton Picket
Aud if it keeps on improving Hiothor
Enos it will soon bo as typographically
mid orthographically correct as your
own Stanton Register
Russia claims a groat navy aud it has
boon stated that theirs was uoarly equal
to that of Groat Britain but facts do
not warrant tho statement According
to statistics Great Britain has 483 war
vessels most of whioh have been built
Biuco the early eighties and many of
whioh aro fully improved aud up to date
llussia has JIOll vessels but tho majority
aro old fashioned Thoy have howovor
made vast appropriations and will soon
rank high as a naval power
The Danville Illinois Press says tho
domocrats mean businoss iu their an
tagonism to tho trusts Is that so
Then why was it that some action bas
not been taken whan they woro in
pawer when Mr Olovelaud was presi
dent for instance that would do those
trusts up Tho domocrats aro long on
wind ntid promises but remarkably
short on action aud achiovomonts If
thoy have recontly sot a precedent as a
friond of tho peoplo they should not bo
slow to produco it
If those Norfolk peoplo do not quit
protty soon and allow tho secretaries of
tho state board of transportation to got
thoir usual amount of eloop residents of
that town may oxpoot n cold reception
whon thoy visit tho state house They
actually havo tho importinouco to ox
poet tho secretaries to answer letters aud
inform them of tho time whon tho rato
caso iu which thoy aro interested will
come up for hearing Norfolk men
should not bo so oxaoting whon they
hnvo caused tho board trouble onouiih
nlrendy Omaha Boo
Coiu Harveys now work has not
boon giveu tho cordiul recoptiou ac
corded his first book In 18911 his
Fiuauoial School was doomed n
household noco9sity by many who were
Buffering from tho misrule of it demo
cratic administration It was nu ex
ceedingly interesting work iu that it
presonted a view of a paradise on earth
that was most desirable Now tho
people realize that it was but a story
after all Its desidoration bus beeii at
tained without following and contrary
to its teachings uud tho author is no
longer esteomod its a man capable of
leading his countrymen through a path
that ends iu a glory aud liappiuoBs
indescribable
The eleventh session of tho Trans
Mississippi commercial cougresa moots
in Houston Texas on April 17 to 31
inclusive As delegates to this congress
the governor of each stato aud territory
west of the Mississippi river is to ap
point ten representatives the mayor of
each city one delegato aud oue addi
tioual for each 5000 inhabitants j each
county may havo oue delegute and
each business organization one delegato
Tho object of tho mooting is to dlfcuss
matters of interest to tho western states
and forinulnto plans whioh will bring
about the desired results Tho people
of Houston are arranging to show tho
visitors tho best of everything in tho
south whioh is said to bo purtioulnily
beautiful at this time of tho year
Tho populist party at its organization
was almost solely a farmers parly and
the members woro especially averse to
alllliatltig with professional and busi
noss men esporlally lawyers and politi
cians But times havo changed or at
least tho populist party lias aud the
backbone of tho fusion populists aro the
olllco seekers their representatives aro
lawyers aud thoir leaders nro tho politi
cians This fact was ovidonced by tho
Madison county convention Iu tho
county there nro seven or eight precincts
devoted almost exclusively to farming
threo of those woro not roprosonted in
the convention Tho delegates chosen
to ropresont tho county at tho stato
convention consisted of seven farmers
threo lawyers aud tho balance wore
business men or politicians It is very
clear that tho farmer is no longer tho
controlling force in tho fusion populist
parly
J Sterling Morton a domocrat of tho
old school sizes up tho preBont political
situation in this stato iu tho following
trenchant Inuguago
For alleged silver domocrats to com
bine fuse and amalgamate with alleged
sllvor republicans notwithstanding the
latter boliovo in protection und tho
former in free trndo for tho purpose
avowedly of electing a populist to ofllco
is all right salth tho advocates and
organs of Brynnarohy
But If alleged gold standard domocrats
fuso weld and iniseognnto with allogod
gold standard republicans tho llrst
being free traders and the second pro
tectionists for tho purposu of ulccting u
man to olllco who is in favor of honest
money it is all wrong saith the
saintly politician of tho Hat faith
If gold democrats and gold republi
cans should fuso and form tickots
county stato or national tho anguished
howl of the conscientious devotees to
principles who Fook nominations from
threo distinct and in many respects
antagonistic political parties would
rond tho skies Thoy would bo so
shocked so terribly consoiouco strickon
by suoh a wickod ballot trust that
thoy would ovon invoko the uso of tho
writ of injuctiou to prevont its consum
mation
Tho peoplo of Omaha sooni to under
stand tho World Herald and its motives
inoro thoroughly than thoso of tho bal
ance of tho stato Thoro is no question
ing tho fact that that paper did much to
aid tho fusion cause last fall by its mud
slinging tactics directed ngainst Tudgo
Roeso Not only woro peoplo of tho
stato but of Omaha as well turned
against Mr Reese bocauso ho was not ns
well known not boing a resident of thut
city In this springs municipal cam
paign howovor tho policy of tho paper
was not a success Although it directed
column upon column of vituperative
comments at Mayor Mooros aud hatched
all kinds of stories concerning him and
his associates it was without offoot and
ho was elect ed by a largoly increased
majority Tho reason is npparout
Tho pooplo of tho motropolis woro ac
quainted with tho candidates and all
tho trumped up charges conceivable
couldnt chaugo tho opinion thoy had
formod of them in ovory day inter
course It was a bitter but dosorved
robnko to a paper tho main depondonco
of which Is vituperation and abuso It
is to bo hoped that tho people of tho
stato will ns urgontly insist on cleaner
and inoro decont newspaper warfaro as
did tho oitizous of Omaha
Mr Laws statomont that tho Norfolk
caso makes him tired is a rovelution
that places tho caso iu a 6tatus of quid
pro quo that is tho Norfolk caso makes
Mr Laws tirod and Norfolk reoiprocatos
with tho soutimont that Mr Laws and
his associates mako tho peoplo of Nor
folk tired exceedingly There is somo
talk of calliug a publio meeting and
oxpressing tho hearty sympathy of tho
peoplo of Norfolk for Mr Lws He
certainly dosorves somo consideration
and it would afford neodod relief to tho
pooplo of this city to lot him kuow thoy
wore in tho samo boat Mr Laws
duties are probably arduous porhaps
exceedingly so Hero ho has hold ofllco
for soveral years past and has assisted
ill trying pooplo beliovo bo was trying
soveral cases Thoro aro only threo
deorotnrios and u stenographer at a sal
ary of 1500 per year to porform nil
thoso arduous taskfc and thou for
people to waut replios to their letters
and information iu regard to meetings
It is too much too much If tho
people of Norfolk and other liko igno
ramuses drivo Mr Laws into nu early
grave by overwork they havo only ouo
course open to retrieve tho great wroug
they havo done and that is to erect a
mouumout of limestone to his memory
on whioh shall be iusoribed a suitable
epitaph iu glittering letters of asbestos
lloro lies tlio body of L Laws
Worlod to death in u noble cause
Hi Biliary was paid by tlio peoplo dour
Who thought lie should earn it moot otery
yoar
The parity between Bilver and wheat
was a fruitful topio of discourse during
the oveutful campaign of 1893 This
year it is not moutioued but thoro is a
parity between men aud gold that
might bo of interest to the peoplo and
especially those who are endeavoring by
demagogic taotics to make the workman
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY MARCH lf 1900
boliovo that gold is a eurso aud his
worst enemy In tho first place gold
was iu great domand iu 1 8111 at a good
rato of interost and then not to bo ob
tained oxcopt through ilrst class security
while workmen woro not iu domand
aud woro exceedingly fortunate If thoy
could got two or threo days work a
weok and earn enough to koop tho
necessities of life in tho house Iu
IftillMOOO tho conditions nro reversed
Labor is In such demand that oven dur
ing the winter months thoro nro fow
iiion out of employment and all nro re
ceiving fair wngos On tho contrary
money is not iu demand on good secur
ity and tho rato of interost is low Iu
making this comparison a wido rango
is given not definitely becnuso doflnlto
figures nro not obtainable Iu 18l it is
agreed for tho sake of comparison that
a laboring man on an nvorago was earn
ing 7fi cents to 100 por day which is
undoubtedly high while it was an oasy
matter to loan gold at 10 por cent A
man was thou earning counting ovory
dny ns a tiny of labor from 270 to 1110
per yoar while at 10 por cent 2700 to
1100 was earning as much monoy A
mans oarningvuluo at that timo maybe
said to bo ns much as 2700 or 11 XX iu
monoy which was his valuo In tho
markets Iu 181 11100 a man was easily
making from 100 tolfi0 por day
whilo monoy is not in demand at from
0 to 8 per cont A mail was therefore
making from i0 to 500 u yonr whilo
nt mi averngo of 7 por cont it required
from 5000 to 7K0 to mako n liko
amount in interest A mans earning
capacity or valuo has thoroforo rison
from betweon 1000 and 5000 to about
5100 to 7000 This mny bo nn odious
comparison as placing man on an equal
ity with money ns nn earning power
but it is u fact that cnuuot bo ovnded
and is freely suggested to tho Brynnitcs
ns a parity to tuko tho placo of wheat
and silver
Row Charles M Sheldon now tic
couuted tho foromost religious nuthor of
tho time who on Moudny nssumos
charge of the Topoka Oapitol which ho
will conduct for one weok as Josus
would do was rnisod ns n western boy
Ho was born in Wellsvillo N Y in
1857 but whilo n very small boy his
parents moved to South Dakota his
fathor locating on n farm near Yankton
where ho farmed on week days nud
pronched on Sunday to a sninll congre
gation iu a little couutry church It
was horo that thouow famous pronchor
spoilt his boyhood dovolopiug his
niusclo on tho farm nud his mind n pnrt
of each year in tho Yankton publio
schools Whilo yet n young boy ho
gavo ovidonco of tho literary ability
which bus siuco mndo him famous ns
tho author of In His Stops Tho
Crucifixion of Philip Stioug etc by
writing stories which woro frequently
published in n local paper As his
father was anxious to havo him become
a miuistor tho youug man wont to
Phillips academy nt Audover Mass
after that to tho Brown uuuivorsity
nnd later took a courso at tho Audover
Theological seminary After spending
a sunimor iu Europo his first charge
was at Watorbury Vormont but whon
ho received a call from tho Coutrnl
Coiigregntioual church at Topoka
Kansas iu 1SSS ho acceptod nnd enmo
west again Ho camo to a congregation
numbering only about 00 owning no
church nud holding its services in n
small hall Ho wont to work and in n
short time had erected a neat stouo
church building and his congregation
uow contains about iiOO mombers It
is not today a fashionable congregation
but ovory member is said to bo very
much alivo nnd interested in tho work
Knrly in his pastorato ho bogtin to em
ploy original methods iu his work Ho
felt that to be of service to thorn ho
must know tho peoplo and for that
purpose ho dovoted threo months to
visiting railroad men whon thoy woro
on duty dressod as n lnboriug mnu aud
afterward ho spent a timo with physi
cians studying them nud their patients
whom ho often had nn opportunity to
visit Thou ho dovoted about tho samo
time to tho lawyers in thoir ofllces nnd
in court Ho was learning to kuow
huuiau nature iu its various phases nnd
acquiring a kuowlodgo that was to
prove useful to him in futuro During
tho hard times of 18 lie desired to
kuow whether lnbor could bo obtained
aud for that purpos0 drossod himself as
a common laborer aud mndo personal
application for a position to ovory mnn
aud firm known to employ help in
ovory iustauce being turuod away with
tho information that no laborers wore
wauted On tho next Sunday ho ro
tated his experience from tho pulpit
About this timo ho commenced to givo
his congregation chapters of bis btories
from tho pulpit whioh he read instead
of a sermon at stated intervals Ho
has written a number of books but is
best known ns tho author of In His
Stops whioh has had a remarkablo
sale aud has been translated into many
foroigu tongues His latest venture in
learning peoplo and their lives will bo
through editorial management of the To
poka Capital next weekin whioh ho pro
poses to exemplify his idea of how Christ
would run a paper were He still on
earth
Since 1801 the United States govern
meut has paid out iu pensions tho sum
of nearly 2470000000
Ho cauuot work well who works only
for the wages he receives
Wants to Itn Klcotctl
IMIoCmii
Doo Bixby of tho Stuto Journal hns nn
eye on tho Third congressional district
and appears to boliovo that tho law and
olllco trust of Madison is iu dnugor of
having its octopus liko strength broken
by Secretary of Stato Portor who has n
congressional bee buzzing iu his bonnet
nud whoso hold is dealing with railroads
uud ollior liko corporations This is
the way ho views tho sltuntion
Oucn nioro Willi tliu trumpet vileo of Iortnr
can ho lionnl
Allows tlm mpiawk of goiso nml roar of gun
Hu is culling to his people In tlio dark nud
liloody Third
To look out for him NobrnskasJ favored
noli
Ho wants lo turn tin plctliru of1 John S
toward tho wall
Ami HiilHtltuto thorofor n hotter man
lb yaiiU to go to congress If nloctoil In tlio
fnll
Auil wantH lo bo elected If ho can
I havo searched this pliinotllnror I hao
crossed tlio orimnH fomn
I have boon where moons urohright nml
hWIoh aro dim
ltnko tlio plains of purgatory with u patent
llno tnnth conili
Anil jouil scnrcoly tlml it hottor mtitij llinn
him
Misery In his profession roformntlon his boat
hold
Anil ho ad vocalic tho modern Vision plan
Ho hiiH had his oyixm congress ninny jours
ho I inn told
Aud ho wantH to ho oloctod If ho can
In tho Hold of agriculture ho wasoncon
shining mnrlc
Doing ofton two or thioo days work iu ouo
Ho would hoo nnd bun potutoos 6 n m till
nflor dark
Thinking not of llaltimoro or Washington
Then ii wicked iliouth foil on htm uud ho
seemed to loso his hold
Thut was vtlion tho pop roform nt first hi
Kim
sluci boon after olllce liko u wolf
thut hooks tho fold
And ho wants to hu oloctod If ho can
Thoro nro saloon cranks and thoro nro
nnti snloou cranks tho radicals lining
up on this question liko thoy do on
many others Tho saloon crank would
run wido opon Ho would havo no
rostrictious on his business whatever
Ho would soil to inon women aud
children without regard to sizo ngo or
condition Ho would run day nud
night and Sundays Ho would run
gambling aud coufldeuco gnuies galoro
He would prostituto womou nud debauch
mon Ho would havo a literal hell on
earth Then there is tho nnti saloou
crnuk who wouldnt couuteuauco
liquor uudor any restriction or any price
Ho would eliminate it from medicino
cookery and tho sciences Ho wouldnt
tolerate a social gamo of cards or even
dominoes Ho would prevent you from
whistling ou Sunday or weariug any
thing more gaudy than snckcloth ou
that day Ho would tnboo tobacco in
nil its forms Ho would mako it a
ponalty to swear or get mnd Ho
would stop dunces drivo out circuses
theaters aud all othor amusements
Loft to the government of ono or tho
other class tho town and community
would bo dead Tbo former would kill
tho peoplo off with vice and sin The
latter would have it a Eombro gravo
yard uo frolics no fun no pleasures
But neither control nor are likely to
control Tho govorumout of most
towns and cities rests largoly with tho
fair minded man tlio ouo who is able
to discern between the wholly bad nud
tho wholly good It is ho that will say
to either class this far aud no
farther He has influouco with either
class ho is the golden moan nnd ou his
wisdom nnd sagacity will depend justice
nud fair play to one aud all
Coxey of commonweal army fauio is
roputod to bo a friond not only of labor
but of that class of individuals com
monly known astrnmp s Ho now owns
a stone quarry at Massillou Ohio and
offers opportunities to all to earn their
bed aud board At times however he
is compelled to omploy trust corporation
or militarism tactics in order to preserve
his rights Ono Saturday afternoon
two men applied for work for the pur
poso of securing good board aud lodging
over Sunday and Monday morning thoy
disappeared Coxoys son brought them
back at the point of tho rovolver nnd
mado thorn work out the price of tho
comforts they had received
Dr Humphreys
Specifics euro by acting directly upon
tho disease without GZciting disorder in
any othor part of tho systom
DO CUUKS I BICES
1 lcieri Conations Inflammations iS
i Worms Worm Fevtvr Worm Colic 25
3 Teething Collo Crying Wakefulness 25
1 Dlnrrhe of Children or Adults 25
7 Couchs Colds Bronchitis 25
8 Neuralgia Toothache Faccacho 25
9 Headache Sick Hcadacho Vertigo 25
10 Dyspepsia IndlgestIonWeakStomacb25
1 1 Huppressed or 1aluful Ierlods 25
12 VhlteH Too Profuso Periods 25
13 roup Laryngitis Hoarseness 25
1 1 Sail Ilheum Erysipelas Eruptions 25
13 Illieiiiiiatlmii Khoumatlc Pains 25
16 Malnrlu Chills Fever and Ague 25
19 atarrli Influenza Cold in the Head 25
UO Wliooulng Cough 25
27 Kldney lllseiises 25
2 ervous Debility 100
30 lrlnury Weakness WetUng Bed 23
77 lrlp Hoy Fever 25
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ciiil connection iilso mailo by this train with
daily trains out of Now Orloans for tlio Pacific
Coast Tho Limitoil from Chicago ovory otcn
lim connects on Mondays and Thursdays at
Now Orleans after December 18 1MI9 with tlio
SUNSET LIMITED
of tho Southorn Pacific giving special through
sorvico to San Francisco
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Double dally sorv
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of St Louis ia tlio
Illinois Central and
ronnrctitig linos to
Nnsln illoChatluiioo
gu and Atlanta tliro
blooninir cur to
bonvillo Florida boing carried 011 tho
DIXIE FLYER
lcaiug St Louis nveiy moiling This train as
well as the Day Express letting St Louis iu
tho morning aro Ixith solid trains to Nashvillo
having through coaches and sleeping curs run
ning through Martin Tuun and tho N C A St
L Hy Coiiuoction via this liuu for nil priuci
pal jioiuth iu tho Southeast Mich as Charleston
Wilmington Aikln und Savannah aud for all
pointb in Florida
TWO SOLID FAST VESTIBULE TRAINS
Daily from Chicago to Memphis and New Or
leans
HOMESKEKEHS EXCURSIONS to certain
points in tho South on tho lines of tho Illinois
Central and Y ic M V railroads will bo run on
tho llrst aud third Tuesday of ouch mouth dur
ing tho winter season
Full particuluis coucorning all of tho abcnn
can bo hud of agents of tho Illinois Central or
by addressing A II Hanson J P A Chicago
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