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REPUBLICAN TICKET
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For Vice IrpMdnut
Thkokork Hcmmkvkit Nw
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CiiaiiIm II DiKTBiru ilann
Ior lloutonaiit Oovornor
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Olio W Maiwii Hlclmnldon
For Trrmiuror
Wiiuam Suukfiii
For Aiiitltor
iiauik Wkitom
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For Attorney loneriil
Frank N Pitotn no
For Intut Commlwliiiior
iKomn 1 FiiiMKK NunkollB
For ririifriitnmonl of Public Instruction
V K Kowlkii
IroMdiMitlal Klectnrs
Wanliliwtoti
John F Nicmiiitt
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For Coimraoaninu Third Ulilrlcl
Jons It Hayh Norfolk
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For Jitilcn Ninth Wulrlct
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Antelope
Villi for SmmtorUI OoiivaiiIIiiii
Tho ro publican nlorlom of the Kloveuth xnim
torlnl dUttlrl nro reiiinlnd to koihI iloliwitiw
to i eouMMitlon to bnhnlil lit Miriolk iNumanka
on Woilun tliiyi September 12th at 1 oclock p
in for tlin purpon of noiuinatluir n candidate
for senator for eiilil illnlrict mill for hiioIi otltnr
linnim an niny coino befoul tlio conMiullon
Thunniernl nmntlns comprising said iliatt let
nro oti t It 1 1 1 to tnpiotflntiilloii as follows
Madison til Plorcii S
Sliinlon S Wayne 10
John T Hiikhiixh Chairman
Uopulillnm County UniivmitliiM
Thn republican doctors of Madison coiiutv
Nebraska nro rotiiinslod to send delegatus ftom
tho soxeral MitliiK pioclncts to moot In conven
tion lit Hnttlo troow Nebraska on llm eighth
day of September 1IKM ntonti oclock p in for
tho purpose of soleatliiK sixteen ilultwuto anil
sixteen nltomnto iloloitntiM to tho lopiiblicau
senatorial convention to ho liulil tit Norfolk
Soptonihor 12 M00 iiIho to plnro in uoniiuiitlon
lino ciiiiillilntn for representative fiom tike
wmity third district oun candidate for county
attorney one ciiuillilntn for county commis
sioner second commissioner district nnil for
llm triiniictiou of nodi otlior business as miiy
bo brought hofoto tlio conroutlou
Tlio several precincts nro mitilloil to repre
sentation as follow tlio apportionment linitiK
bnnml upon tho vote cast for Hon M II Itnoso
for juilKOof tho supremo court of Nobnmkii at
thn olnctlou hohl in 1M9 boliut ouo iloleuiito at
larKO for ouch l Inn product ami onu for
nach K votos or mnjor fraction thoroof
Norfolk Fnlrvlnw
Firet ward 5 Valloy
Socotul ward Wnrnorvlllo
Third ward IS Oiov
lourth ward 4
Oiityidn 7
TotTnri im 11
llnttlo Creek B
Maitibon tr
Union fl
Highland 1
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4
VO 4
Ironn lrilou 1
Door Crook 3
Hholl Crook IS
Schoolcraft S
Kalniuazoo 4
Kniorick T
Total 101
It Is rocommmidoil tbnt prnciucl piiniariot
bo hold ou tho llrxt day of Sojitoiuhnr IlOO that
no proxioa bo allowed and that doliwitiM pio
sent cast thu full oto of thn dnlnation
James Nichols Dwiii Wiiitia
Secretary Cliairinau
John T Brcsslorclmirmaatiunouuces
n change iu tho date of tho republican
sonntorial couvontiou from Soptombor
Cth to Soptombor 12th
Tlio republican couvontiou of Dodgo
comity 1ms adopted a resolution oppos
iut imperialism aud such a plank would
undoubtedly bo endorsed by auy repub
lican couvoutioit Thoy nro in favor of
expansion however nud aro not
nshamod to say so If democracy made
expansion tho issuo rathor than imper
ialism thoy could bo quickly located
But if thoy oppose oxpausiou thoy
cowardly hide it under the mask of im
perialism along with free silvor freo
trade and other former paramount
issues They canuot Rot a fight on im
perialism bocauso all Americans aro op
posed to it
Tho World Herald of Tuesday pub
lishes an item from Wm A Paxtou
stating that an intorview published in
the Bro was unauthorized lie claims
that his political inclinations are of uo
interest to tho public Ho does not
dony however tho assertion that he will
not support Bryan aud it was uot
claimod that ho would support MoKiuley
Tho Bee interviow states that ho will uot
voto for either Bryan or MoKiuley nnd
tho assertion is not denied by Mr Pax
tonTho Wbrld Herald aud itssatol
lites should havo a stronger nssortiou
than this boforo thoyyoll fake lie
to The Bee statement is that tho
gentleman opposes Mr Bryaus freo sil
vor ideas and Mr Paxton does not refute
it
Managor Spear states that when the
republican congressional convention was
hold here last May the use of tho opera
house was paid for tho day before but
when tho fusion convention was held
here a month later he had considerable
difficulty toget somo one to guarantee
tho rent before he would open the build
ing After he was assured by one of tho
strong democrnts of the county that tho
rant would be forthcoming he allowed
the convention to occupy tho opera
house but as yet he has uot seen tho
color of that democratic mouoy He
threatens to apply for the appointment
of n receiver for the fusion outfit unless
lie sees the color of that free silver pretty
soon now
Imperialism at Its Worm
All democrats must agree that Porto
Rico is a bad case of Imperialism
Nobody will contend that the island has
been so fortunate for iustauce as
Hawaii has boon or at tho thlllppluifl
are likely to bo Uenco every opponent
of imperialism must fool keon interest
in a manifesto issued by tho dominant
political party in Porto Hlco on July
recapitulating tho losses and bunions
that havo boon indicted upon tho pooplo
under the boniglitod and dospotlo rulo
of this republic Tlio manlfoito nays
Wo havo no longor tho stamped
papor
Nor tho dues on transfer of proporty
Nor tho personal certificates
Nor tlio passport
Nor tho export duty
Nor tho tax on professions
Nor tho Import duty which Is now
Insignificant nntl which It Is loft to ub
to abolish
Nor tho tributo to tho crown of Spain
Nor tho tribute to tho Voragua raco
Nor tho tribute to tho Ministry of
Colonlos
Nor war tributo In timo of poaco and
navy tributo without navy
Nor nonslonod pooplo who woro not
Porto Hlcans
Nor mountod pollco Guardla Olvll
Nor military courts to try ordinary
and political offences
Nor alcaldes appolntod by tho govern
ment
Nor Military Governor
Aniorlcan imperialism hasdospolled
tho Porto lllcaus of all of thoso posses
sions Aud what has tho arroganco of
tho hoartloss plutocracy substituted for
them Hoar tho Porto lllcaus again
Hut wo havo tho inviolability of our
homos aud tho haboas corpus
Tlio courts of iustlco composod of
Porto Ulcau magistrates
Tho divorce law which guarantees
domestic peace
Uniform curroncy
Regularity in tho oxchaugo
Postal monoy orders
Uniformity In tho postal stamp
Tho municipalities will bo autonom
ous
We havo Porto Hlcau troops
A u Insular pollco composed of Porto
Ricaus
Freo justice for which tho judges
aro responsible without tho
leuco of tho prejudgments
Ami quick procoduro tho modifica
tion of which is loft to us
And wo havo representation iu tho
exocutivo council ovou if not exactly to
the extent wo desorvo
Aud wo havo a houso of representa
tives to legislate tor tho island
Is not this a heart rendering picture
of tho bauoful rosults of ouo year of
republican misrule imperialistic
tyrauuy pitiless militarism conscience
less commercialism and debauching
degrading aud domoraliziug
ism Does not this horrifyiug speotuclo
of desolatiou and ruin wrought by our
hirollng soldiery aud pampored carpet
baggers iu tho ill fated island justify
William Touuiugs Bryan iu declaring
that if elected ho will call a special
sossiou of congress to protect tho Philip
pines agaiust tho blighting iuilueuco of
American institutions aud to place the
destiny of eight millions of people in tho
hands of that intropid boodler incendi
ary assassin aud nuti imperialist
Emilio Aguiualdo Inter Ocean
Take Your Choice
There are now uiuo presidential
tiokets in the field nnd still thores
more to follow so that the average
voter neod not remain away from the
polls owing to lack of choice
Socialist labor party Job Harriman
of California for president Max S
I layos for vice president
Social domocrats Eugouo V Debs of
Indiana and Job Harriman of California
Thoso two parties will probably consol
idate
Socialists DoLeon faction Joseph P
Malonoy of Massachusetts aud Valen
tine Reiuuiill of Pennsylvania
United Ohristiau narty Rev Praucis
E Clark aud Rev Charles M Sheldon
Prohibitionists John G Woolley of
Illinois aud Henry B Metcalfe of Rhode
Island
Middle-of-the-road populists Whar
ton Barker of Pennsylvania and Ignatius
Douuelly of Miuuesota
Fusion populists W J Brynu of
Nebraska and
Republicans Wm MoKinloy of Ohio
aud Thoodore Roosovolt of New York
Democrats W J Bryan of Nebraska
and Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois
Nsver has thoro been a natioual cam
ptiii when thoro were so many tickets
iu the field aud the size of the ballots
especially iu Nebraska is expected to bo
something nstonishiug while tho work
of tho election boards will not be alto
gether a holiday vacation
Itatslour ami Dlack In thu Itarr
Chicago Aug Among the mem
ber of tho G A It who have arrived
for the encampment uext week the
names of but two men are being men
tioned for the position of
tii chlef of the Grand Army of the Re
public one belug that of General John
C Black of Illinois and the other Ma
jor Leo Russlour of St Louis Con
siderable booming Is being done for
Major Rassleur and his candidacy has
so far occupied the most attention
Jlibtloif Forest llros
Lead S D Aug 23 Forest fires
have been racing near Homestake
camp No 3 for the last ten days Sev
oral houses have been destroyed and
the damage is estimated at 20000
Three persons havo been badly burned
A large number of men are out fight-
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THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY AUGUST 23 1900
ENORMOUS CROPS
A Iimv Illiislrntloin of tin Condition
riiitiilniit lliriiiiKhoiit tlio hint
An the roNtilt of mi extended west
ern trip Secretary WHhoii or the tie
piirlmtMit of agriculture gives It iih his
belief that neither free ullvor nor Im
pqrlnllHtu can gain the nttetrtlon of the
fartnera of the west who nro now har
vesting the grfiitcHt crops over seen In
that Hcctlon of tlio country
F II Clenvelntid of Chicago repre
senting n trade journal devoted to tho
tlnlry iind creamery Interests who has
Just ninth a tour of Nebraska nnd
Iowa naya thnt the dairy business Is
In excellent condition In Nebraska
The Industry Is expanding throughout
tho west us the farmers aro learning
the prollt In milk that enables them to
get four to five pounds of butter n
hundred nnd get 11 per cent of the
milk back for feeding purposes An
other feature pushing nheud is the
manufacture of condensed nillk n
number of establishments liavltiR
taken It up consuming a higher grodn
to bo sure but ulso paying better
prices Nebraska Is Htire to bo ouo of
the greatest dairy states of the coun
try
From all over Nebraska como glow
ing reports concerning crops nnd stogk
William Jameson Of Cass county says
The corn crop In Cass county will
probably bo the greatest of any In Its
history During my residence there I
have never seen the prospects as
bright for fin Immense crop With one
more rain the yield will be something
wonderful The crop of small grain
this year was one of the best nil
ii round crops we have ever had Thu
farmers and big feeders seem to be
well supplied with cattle nnd hogs All
In all I should say that the Cass coun
ty fanners have never been In bettet
shape than they are today There are
few but what are prosperous
C O Spaulding of Valley county
Our corn crop Is excellent We have
bad plenty of late rain aud the ground
Is thoroughly soaked Everything Is
In a nourishing condition Tho small
grain crop was not the best especially
the spring wheat of which a large
acreage Is put In yearly Feed such us
millet alfalfa corn and liny could
hardly lie more plentiful The past
iirus are good and In fact everything
Is par excellence Generally speak
ing the In inters are well supplied with
stock but there Is but little doubt but
what a grout many feeders will be
brought to Cass county to be fed out
nnd returned to the market a finished
product
Myron Tuttle of Wayne The west
ern range is In excellent shapo nnd Is
furnishing feed for thousands of cat
tle We have had two good rains
within the past six weeks and the rain
fall on each occasion exceeded six
inches Besides these rains we have
bad others which were lighter We do
not raise much corn or grain of any
kind The supply of cattlo Is good and
the outlook Is bright
The above may be taken as a sample
of the reports received from various
portions of Nebraska and the same
conditions prevail in the Missouri val
ley states generally With Kansas
harvesting 100000000 bushels of
wheat Nebraska 05000000 and Okla
homa dolug Its best to take care of a
yield of 00000000 bushels the south
west will have plenty of grain to sell
tit good prices and au abundance of
money for tho purchase of merchan
dise There are other crops than
wheat nnd here In the northwest
where diversified agriculture has be
come the fashion the farmers will be
found In good condition nt the close of
the season
Kxlnndlng Itoud to Salt Lake
Los Angeles Cul Aug J3 From an
authorltutlve source It Is learned that
V A Clark the wenlthy mine owiht
of Montana has purchased a one half
Interest In the Ios Angeles Terminal
railway It is further stated the
owners of the Terminal will begin
work at onco on an extension of the
road to San Bernardino and thence to
Salt Lake Clty
Ilurini at Nutuoori IurU
Dubuque Aug J15 The weather and
track conditions were favorable yes
terday for good racing at Nutwood
park The attendance was good In
the second heat of the J15 pace Major
Muscovite reduced his record from
JillVi to 20TVi In the first heat of
the U14 trot Silver Wilkes reduced
his record from 2Wj to 211
Trren nnil I unit
Do not buy land on which the tree
are small nnd of not very thick growth
You will see that men who are experi
enced In buying fnnnlng land always
go on this principle Land thickly cov
ered with timber Indicates good land
whero tlio trees aro scattered and not
very tall Indicates poor land
A stray chimpanzee from Central Af
rica sometimes goes as far north as
Morocco where it Is looked on as a
hairy man with four hands
SlicMvn Strength
Democratic opposiUon to the Torto
Rico tariff bill fell Hat The great Re
publican victory shows the strength of
tho party of prosperity In congress
Wllllamsport la Bulletin
Ieafuini CHiinut lie Cured
by local applications as thoy cauuot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
Thore is ouly one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitute cmd uirfdies
Deafness is caused by nu iutlamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus
tachiau tube When this tube is in
tlamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing aud wheu it is
entirely closed deafness is the result
and unless tho intlammatiou cau be taken
out aud this tube restored to its normal
t V nri
condition hearing will ho destroyed
forever nine cases out of tou aro
caused by catarrh which is uothlug but
nu Inflamed condition of tho mucous
surfaces
Wo will give ouo hundred dollars for
ntiy case of doafuoss causod by catarrh
thatjeaunot bocurod by Halls Catarrh 1
Cure Sond for clroular1 free
P J Cheney Co Toledo O
Sold by druggists Too
Halls family pills aro tho host
A Letter Iroin Mewniiiti IroTe
Mrs L Gutru Newman Grovo Mad
ison Co writes Laat spring I usod
Dr Kays Renovator for tired fooling aud
aching limbs It helped mo greatly
Shall uso more this spring
For Freo Medical Advico sample
book address Dr B J Kay Medical Co
Saratoga Springs N Dr Kays
remedies sold by Koonigstoius Phnr
macy and Kiosau Drug Co
Mon can beourod privatoly and posi
tively at homo of all weakness and dls
easo Wrlto for now froe book
Dr J N Hathaway
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