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HE 1VANM CHANGE
Old Time Democrat Will Vote
for McKinley
A WHITE CHANGES HIS POLITICS
Vottil IJ incirrntlcTlckct With one txrrro
Hon for Xeiirly Sixty Veiir Siiiortl
HrjHii In IHHil Whr ii Ffleinl or Sm
Houston In tho Dajoof 19
Abo White who lives smith of town
Ib oiio of tho dotuocrnts who supported
Bryan iu lbDli but considers that McKiu
loyiBiii is Rood enough for him mid will
vote for itBcontinuiuico for another four
years and will nlso support tho repub
lican Etntc ticket
Mr White who is SO years of ago is
perhaps tho oldest democrat in tho
county and iB a Virginian by birth Ho
spent his childhood in tho territory
sacred as tho homo of Thomas Jefferson
and his childhood steps have followed
literally in tho paths trod by that stal
wart Anierieau ho having been quite n
chnuk of a lad a9 an Irifihman would
Hay before that famous statesman
passed away
He lias voted tho democratic ticket all
his lite with one other notable excep
tion He voted for Liucolu because ho
waB opposed to slavery and in favor of
tho union Ho has always been in
tensely loyal patriotic Ho was nn
ardent supporter of Bryan iu lbG believ
ing that through him and free silver
were the means of saving tho country
from further disaster
Mr Wnite gives as his reasons for
supporting McKinley this fnll tho fol
lowing
Because I have changed my views
on tho silver question and see that all
tho benefits 1 havo hoped to derive from
free silver havo beeu brought about
under tho gold standard
Because Bryan proved himself a
false prophet in 1S9 and I hnvo no
further faith in his promises or forecasts
Because Bryan resigned his com
mission as colonel of the Third Ne
braska when his regiment was ordered
to Cuba and came homo to take the
stump for Aguinaldo
Because Bryan is uuAmericau in his
his views on legitimate expansion
Because tho democratic party has
departed from the teachings of Jeffer
son and Jackson
Because under the administration
of McKinley the country has enjoyed
great prosperity
Because the present state adminis
tration is incompetent and has departed
far from its pledges made before elec
tion
Mr White was an acquaintance and
associate of General Sun Houston in the
days of M in California and lias had
pioneer experiences of more than ordi
nary interest He is a hard worker and
reads extensively being well posted on
the events of tho day In spite of his
ago his mind is undimmed by tho
passing years and ho forms vigorous
opinions on matters of interest to his
state and country He has always been
a farmer except during tho tinio he was
in California when he mined for gold
He is one of many who prefer facts they
know to be true and the evidence of
their own eyes to glittering generalities
and catch phrases
Wanted Several bright and honest
persons to represent us as managers in
this and close counties Salary KX a
year and expenses Straight boua fide
no more no less salary Position per
manent Our references any bank in
any town It is mainly office work con
ducted at home References Enclosed
self- addressed stamped envelope The
Dominion Company Dept 8 Chicago
Agent Wanted
We want an active agent in Norfolk
and vicinity to represent tho largest
evergreen nurseries in the U S A full
line of hardy fruits shade and orna
mental trees shrubs etc Three plans
pay weekly Address at once The
Elgin Nurseries Elgin Illinois
Wanted Honest mnn or woman to
travel for largo house salary 05
monthly and expenses with increase
position permanent enclose self-addressed
stamped euvelopo Masaqek
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WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
M 0 Wulkor was ninoug tho Wood
men who will picnic
F L Kstnbrook and family aro en
joyiug the picnic at Madison
Mrs II H Hull was ouo of tho pas
songcrs to Madison this morning
W H Hoffman was among tho
Woodmen excursionists to Madison
Miss Fnnnio Bromo will leave Friday
for Duluth Minn to enjoy nu outing
Mrs W O Toliver and MhsTlmckett
of Laurel aro visiting at tho homo of
Cydo Eiselcy
Mrs Bondurant and granddaughter
Bessie Williams returned Tuesday from
their visit to Mount Marin Missouii
John Hunt ouo of tho prosperous
farm oh of Antelope county and a dyed-in-the-wool
republican is in tho city
today from Tilden
Mies Bessie Cooley who is visiting in
Wisconsin writes her friends hero that
she iB enjoying herself and will spend
this week on tho Chain lakc3
Mr and Mrs I Powers Mr and Mrs
W Z King and Dr and Mrs O F
Keiperof Pierce will leave tomorrow
for Hot Springs S D for an outing
11 t Bruggeman is quiet sick with
typhoid fever at his homo on Philip
avenue Ho was just getting over a
rheumatic attack when taken down by
tho fever
The two young sons of John Polt
aged 10 and 1 1 years wero drowned
Monday night iu a lish pond in the
pasture at their home north of Hadar
Their bodies wero found yesterday foro
uoou
W F Douner who recently returned
from Jackson slough with a party of
campers reports good fishing at present
in that body of water A number of
Norfolkites are trying their luck there
this week
A new threshing machino has been
unloaded at the union depot today and
is being got iu readiness for helping
handle the grain crop this fall It is a
line machine nud engine with all the
latest improvements
Chas Toler has resigned his position
as driver of the Anierieau express wagon
and his place has been taken by Jas
Worrol recently tho Norfolk agent of
the Bee L L McKim will attend to
the Norfolk circulation of tho Bee
Mr and Mrs C D Jenkins enter
t lined a number of young people last
evening at their home on North Ninth
street Ludwig Koeingstein Miss
Nellie Gerecko and Miss Mable Colln
nier of Sioux City delighted the guests
with splendid music
Tho railroad rate to Long Pino from
Norfolk during the chnutauqua will bo
ouo fare for the found trip and un
doubtedly many people will improve
the opportunity of enjoying the pleas
ures of tho session Tickets will be
good August i to l inclusive The
scrotary promises more than ordinary
atrnctions but the fishing and chance
for other outing pleasures are said to lie
fully worth the trip even though no
program was provided
The fact is developing that the mid
road convention at Grand Island on Fri
day is to be no small affair One man
from Kearney who has been a leading
fusiouist says that there will be 100
people from Buffalo county in attend
ance Letters from Custer Howard
and Sherman counties state that the
farmers will adopt the idea of 10 years
ago and drive through in wagons A
baud of J pieces has been engnged to
famish music nud Barker Donnelly
and Howard will be in attendance
Bids were opened Monday iu Omaha
at the headquarters of tho department
of Missouri for 000000 pounds of oats
to be used by tho army in the Philippines
It is said that the Clarke Grain company
of Papilliou made the most advantage
ous bid D Rees of this city made a
bid as follows delivered at Omaha
and which was but little higher than
the Papilliou bid C00 000 pound bulk
oats at 91 conts per 100 pounds 500000
pounds at 97 cents oOOOOO pouuds at
98 cents fcJ cents per 100 pounds addi
tional for single Backs and IU ceuts for
double sacks that is per 100 pouuds
The World Herald this morning said
Troops A and G of the First cavalry
RHEUMATISM
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JULY If 1900
leavo Fort Robinson tomorrow fei San
Francisco going in five tourist and two
standard cars over tho KlUhorn and
Union Pacific day after tomorrow
troop K of the First cavalry leaves Fort
Niobrara for San Francisco also going
in four tourist and one standard sleeper
over tho Burlington and tho Denver As
Rio Grnndo Although tho immediate
destination is tho Pacific coast it is
understood to mean either Manila or
China Assistant Superintendent Tab
cott of tho Pullman company goes today
to take charge of tho movement so far
the Pullmau company is concerned
The Stato Journal of this morning
publishes tho following item from Pierce
under dnte of yesterday On complaint
of Wilson Hall a colored man ami two
women were arreBted on tho charge of
being prostitutes Hall met tho two
women in Alfred Harris barber shop
and charges thai they picked his pocket
of a very fine gold watch When tho
warrant for their arrest was imiilu out
Sheriff Hues Deputy Elmer Sargent and
Marshal Georgo GofV went cut to where
they wero camped and arrested them
nud brought them beforo Comity Judge
McDonald It was agreed tho trial
should be held tomorrow and tho judge
fixed their bail at R0 which they
furnished
Tho log rolling of tho Modern Wood
men of America at Madison today will
certainly be a success in point ot attend
ance nt least if all her neighbors
turned out as largo a delegation as Nor
folk Tho excursion train that left at
8t0 over the Union Pacific carried two
coaches full while many went down on
tho regulnr train at II oclock In ad
dition to those carried by railroad a
largo number drove across tho country
enjoying the splendid air and tho view
enlivened by the recently revived vego
tation The Norfolk band and most of
tho members of Norfolk lodge went
down on the first train A delegation
of nbout JO Woodnien from Wisncr
headed by the Wisuer band arrived on
tho morning freight and went over on
the excursion train Tho band boys
wero attired in a neat uniform consist
ing of white trousers and a blue coat
with epaulets They mnde a pleasing
and cool appearance Between trains
they wandered about Norfolk and en
joyed the sights
Country Iapuirt Inlliiunrn
If the country papers are all right it
makes very httlo difference what the
city papers think It is the weekly and
not tho daily newspapers that form
public opinion in this country We
will tiko Nebraska as an illustration
We have only three dailies of general
circulation in Nebraska Their com
bined issues amount to 00000 copies
Wo have 000 weeklies with a combined
circulation of liOOOU copies The
dailies go to tho cities and towns while
the weeklies go to every home in the
state The dailies are Ecanned while
the weeklies are read from tho leading
editorial to the last advertisement The
bu y merchant takes up his daily piper
reads the scare heads and then throws
it down to sell a customer a pound of
nails or a plug of tobacco The farmer
or mechanic takes his paper home nud
after tho evening lamp is lighted tho
whole family study the paper ns if it
were a school book The result is that
the country boy of 18 knows more about
politics science history and literatnre
than the average city mnn of middle
age and tho country girl has more
general useful inlormation than her
city sister will ever have if she lives to
tho age of Methuselah Omaha Non
conformist
An aviary of domestic and rare trop
ical birds is one of tho many striking
features of Ringling Bros big combined
circus meungorio and hippodrome this
season The collection embraces all
kinds of birds from to os
triches
Wanted Honest man or wornnn to
trnvel for large house Balary 5
monthly and expenses with increase
position permanent enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope Manaokk
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To Turn Ih Grlppn In Two Diyn
Tuke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E W Groves signature on
overy box 2o
Distorts Muscles
Shatters Nerves
Is due to an acid poison which gains access to the blood through failure of the proper llllvllo J 0 1 II I Oa
organs to carry oil and keep the system clear of all morbid effete matter This poison
tnrougn tne general circulation is deposited in the joints muscles and nerves causing the most intense pain
Rheumatism may attack with such suddenness and severity as to make within a few days a healthy
active person helpless and bed ridden with distorted limbs and shattered nerves or it may be slow in
developing with slight wandering pains just severe enough to make one feel uncomfortable the ten
dency in such cases is to grow worse and finally become chronic
Like other blood diseases Rheumatism is often inherited and exposure to damp or cold want of proper
food insufficient clothing or anything calculated to impair the health will frequently cause it to develop
in early life but more often not until middle age or later In whatever form whether acute or chronic
fXriVed Rheumatism Is Strictly m Blood Dlsmmsm
and no liniment or other external treatment can reach the trouble Neither do the preparations of potash
and mercury and the various mineral salts which the doctors always prescribe cure Rheumatism but
ruin the digestion and break down the constitution
A remedy which builds up the general health and at the same time rids the system of the poison is
the otilv sad anil certain rur fnr Hluiitiiititiii Q C C n1 1 I1 f A r
eolvent purifying properties attacks the disease in the right way and in the right place the blood ami quickly neutralizes
the acid and dissolves all jwisonous dtqiosits stimulates and reinforces the overworked worn out organs and clears the system
of all unhealthy accumulations o a ft cures permanently and thoroughly and keeps
ine Diooa ill a pure ueuuiiy sum
Mr J O Mallcy jW iMhStrret Indianapolis Intl for eighteen momliswasfcotmiMy afflicted
with Rheumatism lie uau unable to fctil ortlrek himelf Doctors Mid his rose was liopclesk He had
tried fifty two vrthcrintioiis that friemlb had nien him without the lightest relief A few Ixittknof
b S S cured him permanently and he lua never had a rheumatic pain since ThUwat fie years ugo
We will send free our special book on Rheumatismt which should be in the hands
of every 6ufferer from this torturing disease Our physicians have made bjood and skin
diseases a life 6tudy and will give you any information or advice wanted so write them
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IlliN TSIN TAKEN
Foreign Forces Drive Chinese
Out of Walled City
CAPTURE ALL ITS DEFENSES
Allies liilliml Onslaught Can lea
Colonial Torres Holoro II
REPORTS OF DEFEAT PREMATURE
Tutitl Killed mid Wnllhllril In AtttirltliiK
Im in Aliiiint riulit lliimliril Ameri
can loi Ik ain THflin Olllirm
Wimiiilml Vlctoiy Clrnrn Sllunlliin
London Inly 18 Tho Shanghai cor
respondent of the Kvonlng News tele
giuphing under tlato of luly 17 says
The allied troops tesutucd the attack
iiluti the Chinese walletl city at Tien
Tsui on the morning of Inly M ami suc
ceeded iu breaching tho walls and cap
turing all tho forts Tho Chinese weto
completely routed and the allies took
possession of tho native city and its de
fenses Tho total losses of I he allies
in the engagements of Thursday Fii
day and Saturday wcio about 810 killed
or wounded
There is littlo further news from
China tins morning Thu attack upon
tho native city of Tien Tsin was fol
lowed up so swiftly that tho Chinese
never had tune to reorganize and once
their lines wero broken their retreat
rapidly became a rout
Wasiiimhon luly 18 Admiral lie
moy cabled the navy department that
the city and forts of Tien Tsin are m
the hands of tho allies 1 J is dispatch
follows
Cm Kon July 17 Today hope to
get wounded fi oin Tien Tsin cither iu
hospitals at Taku or aboard Solace
Communication very uncertain Fol
lowing casualties apparently confirmed
Marines Captain Davis killed
Captain Lcmly Lieutenants Butler and
Leonard wounded
Army Colonel Liscuni killed
Majors Kenyan and Leo Captains
Noyes Biewster and Booknnller
Lieutenants Jsaylor Lawton Hammond
and Wiildrou wounded Total killed
and wounded reported 77V Russians
and Japanese lost heavily our total lo s
repotted Jir about 40 wero marines
but number believed to bo i xiifwrutcd
Have officers on shore especially to un
authentic number and nnmes which
will be promptly telegraphed City anil
torts now in hands of allies Admiral
Seymour returned to fleet ofllcer ashore
is Admiral AliexolTut Tien Tsin
Rimiy
CHINA GOES TO WAR
flloiitiilliiiiH lllnu up rortlhuiitlium nml
Mnt ii linn In HiinhIiiii Ttti i Ituiy
London July IS The Daily Mail
publishes ii sensational dispatch from
St Petersburg which assert- that theie
is no doubt that China has declared war
ujjainst Russia Tho Russian press
says the correspondent is restricted to
the publication of oflieial details and
tho details of many dispatches from the
front havo been prohibited 1 hear
however from a reliable- source that the
Chinese tioops anil tho Hoxers seized a
Kissian transport vessel laden with
iiiuu t our near Aigun killing almost
tho entire e cort They suddenly at
tacked and bombaidcd tho town of
Blagoveschensk Tho garrison held
out bravely but was finally over
whelmed Nearly till perished and the
town was burned Tho news of the
Manchuria disturbances iH not regarded
as justifying tho serious view attrib
uted by the Daily Mail advices Amur
is boundary territory between eastern
Siberia and Manchuria Tho district
has been tho scone of local disturbances
for a long time owing to tho provoca
tivo conduct of tho Cossacks toward
the 25000 Chinese- emplnyed in the con
struction of tho Russo Manchnria rail
way
The Amur military district was mo
bilized a fortnight ngo on a war footing
und it is believed that the Russian
forces there aro 50000 men and 112
guns The governor general has now
ordered tho troops on tho frontier to
form u cordon Tho Russian papers
demand retribution for Chinese audac
ity in Manchuria but they hold to the
view that Russia must persovero in her
resolution to avoid wur Tho Chinese
minister in St Petersburg has disa
vowed the events in Manchuria on be
half of his government and has prom
ised to make serious representations to
Peking regarding the consequences that
will follow if the hostilities thero do
not cease
Several serious collisions havo oc
curred between the Chineso troops and
the Cossacks Ono happened several
weeks ago when two Russian ofllcers
und 10 men wero killed Tho extension
of tho Boxer movement to Manchuria
has resulted iu a great destruction to
the railway compelling tho Russians to
withdraw their olllcials Tho Chiueso
tried to stop tho Russian steamer
Michael currying ammunition and tho
steamer Selenga with tho Russian
frontier commission on board from
passing up tho river at Aiguu Thoy
tared on tho steamers wounding an
otticer and a few men but tho steamers
reached Blagoveschensk Tho local
Chiueso commander at Aiguu seems to
have sent the Russians u sort of ulti
matum to quit Manchuria
Tho Chinese according to tuv Daily
Malis St Petersburg corresnoiulwnt
bavo thrown up fortifications aud
placed -10 guns 12 miles from Aiguu
Thu oflieial Russian advices leave the
inference that Blagoveschensk is all in
Ruusiau hands the Russian losses dur
ing the bombardment being ouly three
kiltad aud live wpuuded
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MONDAY
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I any soap w i yu carc at a axut
the thing which is to be washed you must
think twice before you act Any soap will clean linens
and muslins but Ivory Soap leaves them as white as
snow Any soap will clean sheets and table cloths but
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ItlliKllllK I trim Ilninil iniliiu nl Wollil
Imiiou Itiirilmili HIiIkih
With n Napoleonic enterprise oulin ly
original with themselves Ringling
Brothers tho famous proprietors of the
Worlds Gi cutest Shows hnvo this
season engaged not only sill the leading
initio and female rideis of tho United
States and thus left other shows he
alternative of omitting this important
part of an an me exhibition or of accept
ing performers of mediocre ability but
they lia vn also secured eviry notable
equestrian that circuses of ICiirope have
brought into prominence dunng the
past two or tlneo yenis Michetl and
John lioonev who head the list of
champion male riders belong to the
younger generation hut they are nl
ready the greatest bareback quest riaiiH
in the world Associated with them
are IM ward Slnpp tedl Lownudo
William DeVaii Din L on nrd not
tho least Albert Yamhill whoso bur
lesque riding net npiti the back of a
mule is one of tho cleverest and nist
laughable pcrftn manecs ever seen in n
einu i ring Among the numerous lady
riders Elena Rylainl rlaiins pnitictilar
attention for her giaci ftil and sprightly
performances Tins dashing eques
trienne is ably seconded by Julia
Lowande Olgn Reed Lrzio Rnoney
Nellie Fields the beautiful Sultana and
nearly a doen other lady riders each of
whom is an artiste of international re
putation In connection with tins not
able array of riders Ringling Brothers
offer tho most complete concourse of
high class acrobatic aerial gymnic aud
other arenic specialists eve r presented
by any circuB in America Oircns day
which comes to Norfolk Thursday
Aug 2 will bo an occasion to be long re
membered The two performances to be
given here will bo preceded by a magni
ficent free street parade presented npou
a scale of grandeur aud magnitude
never attempted by any other circus
management Ringling Brothers have
won their world wido fame ns circus
magnates by their original methods nud
their abBluto disregard of expense-
when the pleasure anil entertainment of
t hir patrons is in ejncstiou and their
resplendent street display is a striking
illustration of what brains energy and
unlimited capital can accomplish in the
field of processional divertissement
The performance is introduced by a
bountiful patriotic spectacle The Last
Days of the Century fittingly com
meuiorating tho recent glorious
triumphs of Uncle Sam and America
citizen soldiery over an alien foe and
giving an opportunity for tho most im
posing military display Tho perform
ance that follows is presented in three
Hi 9
tings upon two stages in mid air and
on a huge hippodrome racing course und
iu novelty originality and new and
never befoie seen featuies is the most
rciiinrltuhle exhibition ever organized
shuts orF floufTtrade
Tmii llllilun sk iii Muni Kiiiik Willi Ii
iii mil lln llrlltnril
San KkamIsiii July IK Tho
liotibles in Chum will cause a suspen
sion of our trade in Hour and other
eommotiticH said William Whiley
llong Kong leprcsontative of a big
California milling company wio ban
itriived Iroiii the oiient When I left
llong Kong he added business was
leiid theie aud ill Shanghai At least
2000000 sacks of flour wero at Hong
Kong that could not bo delivered in tho
inteiior A gieat quantity of flour hai
gone torwsnil since and that is uKo held
up The Chinese who puichased it to
sell again will be the losers
i ntiii it rii ii nt iinii
IIiMiNiiriiiD Neb July 18 Tho
most seveie hailstorm that has over
visited this section camo Saturday
night fhi hailstones were as lingo us
goose eggs and tell thick and with ter
rific lorce past nig thriiii shingled
anil looted buildings and in some in
stances coming ilitough the plastered
ceilings and bieaking showcases in
stoies Siding on Inuldings was rid
dled one inch boaiils wero broken and
splintcicil into kindling board awnings
weie sbatteied thus aHordiug littlo
protection to the glass store fronts
Nearly every building in town will
have to be icroofid and sided on tho
west side the direction from which tho
storm came Damage to the amount ot
HVciul thousand dollars was done in
Iicnuugford and iu thu country about
Ringling Bros nqnnrium which ii
one of many features in the zoological
display of tho Worlds Jieatest Shows
comprises a wonderfully complete col
lection of hippopotami sea lions senls
Polar bears and other water frequent
iug animals togither with a superb
display of waterfowl including scores
of pelicans storks and fiimingoes and
wild game This is the most novel dis
play of the kind ever inaugurated and
is ontirely original with this great show
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