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n THRESIIERSjVARSED Sfvlust be Careful in Crossing Bridges COUNTY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE Dhiiiiiro to llrtdRp or Outfit Alitat lie Home bj tho iicM Cminty toimnl Motion TraiiKiu t IWiluo This Wook Uhoi k TreiiMutM Hnoln Madt ov Ni b July 17 WOO 1 p m Boanl of Luauty commissioners of Mntlisou county state of Nobraska met pursuant to adjournment Prosont II W Winter J J Hughes and Christ Schmltt Minutes of Inst meeting woro read nud on motion approved On motion tho following bills wero allowed J F Altstadt work on bridgos Crowell Lumbor Co luuiberNj lfiO C F Knul brick for jail 500 A Schwank taking down and re setting lag staff 1 fiO applied on per sonal tax S K Warrick premium ou insurance on poor farm buildiugs 000 II W Winter freight paid f0 Western Wheeled Scraper Co 2100 Madison County Agricultural society county aid as per statute 44400 Ou motion bond of J F Jenkins road overseer district No 1 1 was ap proved Continued tho work of checking treas urers books On motion board adjourned for supper Board met at 7 p m and continued checking treasurers books On motion board adjourned to S a m July IS Board met at S a m Continued the work of checking treasurers books dur ing Wednesday Wednesday evening and Thursday Accounts were found correct and showed balances as per statement published On motion tho following bills were allowed John S Hughes freight on scrapers Christ Schmitt freight ou scrapers 781 On motion the followingpreamble and resolutions were adopted Whereas it appears that the owners of some of the steam threshing and shelling outfits in this county me in the habit of crossing bridges and culverts without first laying down track planks therefore be it resolvod that the commissioners of Madison county will hold the owners of steam threshing or shelling outfits responsible for all damages to any bridge or culvert that may be caused by said owners attempting to cross same with out first laying track planks and it is further resolved that this county will not be responsible for any loss or dam ago that may be sustained by the owner or owners of any steam threshing or shelling outfit by the breaking or giving way of any bridge or culvert from any cause whatsoever On motion board adjourned to Aug 14 1000 at 1 p in Phil Baucii County Clerk Democratic Papers Oppose Bryan Mr Bryan says the republicans will not carry a single state in the union Whore he will get his support that is to prove so disastrous to the republicans has not yet been shown The following isa partial list of leading democratic and independent papers that have an nounced their opposition to 16 to 1 and the democratic presidential ticket - Baltimore Sun Boston Herald Brooklyn Eagle Baltimore News Richmond Times New York Times Nashville Banner Pittsburg Dispatch Philadelphia Times Chattanooga Times Philadelphia Ledger Philadelphia Record Galveston Tex News St Paul Minn Globe Greenville S 0 News Hartford Conn Times Worcestor Mass Post Raleigh N O Observer Burlington la Gazette Fall River Mass Herald Manchester N H Union Charlotte N C Observer New Haven Conn Union New Haveu C mu Register Charleston S C Evening Post Denver Colo Times silver republi can for Bryan in 1890 Denver Colo Republican silver re publican for Bryan in 1890 When the fusionists begin their annual howl about the oppressive money power it would not bo a bad idea for them to cousider for a moment who they are abusing The North western Banker says The majority of the banks in the northwest are owned by farmers men who have gained a competence in farming aud stock raising aud who have invested a part of ther surplus earnings m bank stock in their home towu The money power of the northwest is the farmer and he has beon growing in power at a most remarkable rUe during the last few years fi 1 VA Wfv ul the l arth Earth Water and thj Air The iwionsi ZOO IN TMI WOKLO SUPER3 j y ULUMUUO CRIQINAL DEPARTURE Some thing Nov Old Ideas Abandoned Twice the LARGEST MOST MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY EANT ER SEEN Presented in 0 ENORAIOL5 SEPARATE SECTIONS EACH ONE A BIG GLORIOUS PARADE THE NORFOLK NHW THURSDAY JULY 25 1000 1000 People 500 Horses 300 Performers 5 Big Arenas I Aerial Enclave J -4 Mile Race Track A MAJESTIC IMPOSING IDEAL PATRIOTIC SPECTACLE LAST DAYS CENTDRY OR THE LIGHT OF LIBERTY OVER IOOO PEOPLE AND HUNDREDS OF HORSES IN THE CAST LOCKHARTS THE BIG 20 lOHy BRASS j l I GREAr FEATUHE FAMOUS ACROBATIC DANCING PLAY ACTING r JLIk ML fflk cuK i 2r 4tiJmYrWs Jmw THE INVINCIOLE MONARCH OF THE AMUSEMENT WORLD 65 Railroad Cars o 25 Elephants - 100 Dens and Cages 12 Acres of Tents 3700000 Invested 7400 Daily Expenses THE ONLY EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD PRESENTING StE 6 1 -HORSE ACT 1 unDCrC nk hino at oni ii mi 6 I iiHini nunQto piMUiiiiAirii nv oni man ELEPHANT COMEDIANS S V xiAX LOUDER THAN A T7N r I SPECIAL CHEAP TWO COMPLETE EXHIBITIONS DAILY AT J2 AND IV M THOUSAND r T M xlj - s y iQC3i lUMAN nevK VMlMMiWM I Z AMV7I vn VTJ TtJ77jri I 7 VI - V X THE v - wr sz rr fp i J rxoft tssf v liSL u v- BlUOtir HERR SOUDERS WONDERFUL FUNNY ELEPHANT BRASS BAND BIG HEWSPARADE 30 SECTIONS ONE 50c TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OLD HALF PRICE EVERY MORNING AT 10 OCLOCK EXCURSIONS an RAILROADS DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER THEACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH -WILL EXHIBIT AT 6 Americas Greatest Circus Coming to Norfolk Thursday August 2 Bigger and Grander than Ever VU ft lriAVOJ - w y TV - r A NEW HIPPODROME OP THKILIINtl Sni CONTESTS LMC tup iAPtiusr COLISClM TUNTt uvi CKCCTCD GREAT MENAGERIES OW AV yW 0 he MatvcloiM XC P Created tcln i m MM INGLI NG BROS WORLDS GREATEST SHOWS C5g - - M Hid SEX- wrWdfii iuple circusX g yh A ftlULIITUDEOpVs Jl DARINO AND EX- 7 -1 PERT lYAlNASTS A l7lNlAM0U3 HXrUKT IIAKU o1A HACK KIDI1K3 AZS IIUNOKIUIS OI VirSwf TKAINIU A - ANIA1AU5 OP I S 2Sl UVIJKV KINIK VAV fyS A iclntllUtlntt I lVjSl HiJrJ1 Whirl ol liver- ilaj yTi prhrn Inter- Tl r Bpcrncil with tho 3k Z lUhllaratlnir Cv4V Viiuth Kenewlnii Ns -0 launh Compclllnit Antic ol MOKU THAN 20 TUNNY y A Continuous 2 tlnur ScNlun liy n Cnmpnny I J ol 300 Arcnlc Arthts If fu Occupylnit T Vfi fyGL rinos ilS22V li STA1ES SWvl3k HIPPODROME 4sffiYM And AERIAL spaces 0jJrJ3 And yT fVk Mmfk wia I A TffTloAhriMtwr p 7 wy jcoipj PRODUCINO ASTONISHED DE LIGHT PUN AND 1001 HUMOR WORTH MANY TIMES THE PRICE OP ADMISSION NORFOLK THURSDMY HUGUST 2 Reserved Numbered Seats and Admissions Show Day without any Advance in Price at Ltobt lT Iters Iiook Store DOUBT HJLDS SWAY London Distrusts MacDonalds Message From Peking LOOKS FOB BAD NEWS FEOM CHINA Beicarda British Mlnlitara Dlipatch m Prelude to Confirmation of Micre Commanders atTlan Tain at Onta Ln Kuaga DlOlculty ProTlneSarlona London Jaly 25 Sir Claude Mac Donalds message dated Jaly 4 ap pealing for relief is rogarded in Loudou as only a prelude to the absolute con firmation of tho massacre This is tho opinion of ft Japanese minister hero The newspapers suggest that the Brit ish ministers dispatch was held back and released about the sams time as Mr Congers undated message Al though the American and British forces are working harmoniously the T SEVERAL TOBHCUA FUSUfiniUA r Japina gtneral at Tlen UinJ I question of means of communication be tween Taku and Peking gives evidence of jealousies between the powors and other dispatches from Tien Tsin show the lauguage difficulty has been ham pering the military operations A dispatoh to the Dally News from Tien T6in dated July 14 aud doscrib lng the fighting says Oolonol Lis cum mistook tho road and was nearly isolated Goneral Dorward on a pre mature report from tho Japanese coin mapder that the city had been outerod ordered a general advance which proved a costly error Much valuable time was lost aud trouble occasioned yesterday because the messengers between General Fuku shima and General Dorward did not understand each otherja language The Tien Tsin correspondent of the Daily Mail says that when tho Chines regulars saw the Boxers who led tho attack being killed they began to re tire Ho asserts that the admirals have decided that it will bo usoless to move toward Peking without at least G0OOO men In an editorial referring to this statement tho Daily Mail comments on the Amorican proposal to advanco with 7000 men It says Wo have learned in Africa how dangerous it is to despise our enomies and in the interest of civ ilization we do not wish to seo such a lesson read to tho United States by tho heathen Chinee A batch of Tien Tsin dispatches are published today All praise the gal lautry of tho Americans and the Jap aneso The Standard correspondent says that the Americans at first mado a mistako in underestimating tho fighting capacity of tho Chinese whose fire was really terrific He expressed some doubt about tho ability of the allies to hold tho positions captured unless they aro roinforced It appears that largo hauls of silver were made by tho allies the metal being carried away in buckets aud tho Chinese calmly assisting Tho Shanghai correspondent of tho Times telegraphing Monday Bays In an iuterviow today Li Hung Chang re iterated his statement that if the Man chu party had beon guilty of the horri ble treachory involved in a massacre of tho members of tho legations he would absolutely refuse to attempt to negoti ate Ho said the present intention of tho was to memorialize the empress dowuger to revictual the legationers aud then arrange to send them to Tien Tsin under the escort of Genoral Liug Ho declared that the fighting had ceased and that tho foreign troops wero holding a position south of tho Ya Hun river while Goneral Fah Sings forces wero on tho north REPORT RAILWAY CLEAR Hue bllclitly Damaged lint Communica tion Will Soon He Iteatoreil London July 25 An ofilcial dis patch received hero from Capo Town dated July 28 says Tho railway northward is now clear of Boers Tho lino is slightly damaged but will soon be clear Captain Fowler proceeds to morrow to repair tho telegraph Tho supplementary estimates neces sitated by tho 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