The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, August 30, 1900, Page 2, Image 2

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ont thlnl iliiitilct oiiiiciinilliliito for county
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hlonor iwcimil ciininililouiir ilUliicl mill foi
tlm ttntiHiictloii of i ncli othor luminous iih mil
ho liroiiKlit liofoio tho couvoutloii
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HoutntlWi iik follows tho iipiMirtioniiuint liniiii
liiimvl upoii thn Mitn ciut for llou M II Knonu
for JiiiIbh of tlm Miprnnm court of Nnlinmku it t
tho nlnctiou luilil in 1MI9 linim ono iliilintn nt
lurtfi for tlivh otini precinct uml onu for
ouch riotiiMii iiinjor fiiictlon thnioof
Norfolk-
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Outniih
JolTcrum
Haldol took
All is not ontiroly lovo botwoou tho
ileuiocruts of Inuunuuy hall Now York
Oity Croker nntl Hill have lmil toma
hawks concealed in their uUulcotH for
some timu and ohowod tho iustruinentrt
of wnr during tho rocont doinocrutio
primaries
Tho two democratic committees of
Douglas comity could not agree out o
mooting and thoy have now issued calls
for a joint county convontion A merry
time may bo expected aud if there is not
iotno hair pulling on tho side it will not
bo because conditions for it nro not over
ripe
This vear democracy is to make a
supreme effort to show it in ahvo aud
tho republican who thinks his party can
win huuds down ifl oouutiug without
his host Tho fusiouists aro desperate
and will woik with a zeal hard to bo
concoived of by a persou who looks upon
everything as smooth sailing and oasy
to win What matters it thut thoir va
garies and fallacies hnvo beon repeatedly
and thoroughly exploded Thoy have
shown that thoy care not for issues and
dehiro not coubibtiiiicy What thoy
Wftut is votes and for thoni they will
work and bweat They should ivs in tho
paht bo met at every turn
A SoldleiV Vliw illin Anils
A letter from Lieutenant L A Oor
riugtou of Cliadron has just ixon made
public which gives porhoual kudwledgo
of what induce the Filipinos to hold
out agaiiibt the authority of tho United
States Lieutenant Dorruigton is now
serviug in tho Thirty fourth infantry
of the regular army in Luon Ho
says
Thero is not an ftiiti iuiporlaliht liv
ing who is more sincere in his feelings
ud regards to the people of tho Philip
no Ibhinds or will go further to protect
llrmterehtb and welfare any more
ly than I will Aud I beliovo be-
doubt they will como out all right
yero tho burden of govoniinout
upon thorn today thoy would
jupletely down and were we
mndon tho islands thoso who
our friends aud those who
ericnu hupreuiacy together
milies would ha butchored
its called patriots hi the
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Lot mo say mat we
consideration abandon
keop our people
ljeot If thoso
lould with the same
t opmeut and bettor
s ftioiuK us our
ii itloii at liomn wottlil bo botlomd our
army woubl b hnipy In knowing that
tliolr patriotism anil duvotton wuro ap
lirooialid at Iioiiio
Thoro Is oiio saying that Hiiks In my
oam whothor In tho inotiiitatns or in
tho swamps aloiitf tlm bnttlo lino or
away from It Our country may hIio ho
always rinht but rlnlit or wroiiK our
country
A HoldiorH lioart is not mado Kind
whon ho roadn In tho papors from homo
that ho Is a cut throit and Ik1iI1iK
pooplo who aro IlKhtiiiK fortholr llborty
That Is a Hot Tho pioplo lu ro want
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It in rocommiiiiliMl tlnit product iinniHriiw
ho hold on thu Hi Ht iliinof Siiiitomlior HO0 that
no proxW Im iiIIowimI Anil thill iloloKutOH pio
mnl cunt thn full totn of thu ilohiMlioii
IMKS Nil iiois I win WlllTlt
Socnitiin Chairman
llborty our IIuk im tnolr lln anil our
laws to Koviru thorn Ills u baud of
blKhwaymon and out throats who poso
no placo as patriots oxcopt In tho papoM
and minds of soino of tholr frionds in
tho United Htatos that wo aro llnhtiiiK
and whon tholr filonds thoro aro onco
hUoiicimI you will hoar and soo tho bo
KluuiiiK of tho oud or all this troublo In
tho Phllippino iHlands
NAME meMBERS OF BOARD
llnltnil Hliilnn Hi f ttiri IIthI to Curry
lilt IrovUlonn or Tlm IIiikuo Troiity
WuHhlnntou Aii Tin United
Stutort Ih one of t lit HrM of tho Rroat
Iio wo i H to diinnnHtiatc Uh kooiI faith
In currying out tho provlHlotw of tlm
troaty of Tho flanno looking to tho
nnlvorrinl arbitration of liitcruitlount
dlrTiioucoH Undor this treaty ench of
the nutloiiH to It wiih luitborbod to ap
point foiimieinborH or an International
board or arbitration Undor thin au
thority Irortldont MeKlnley Iiiih re
tpiested former PresldentH Harrison
mill Clevelaiid to aeeept appointment
on this board Itesponses are ex
pected very soon when the remaining
members may be selected
Now 111 it licit or I lot IIiiiUiikIiiii
Omaha Aug III The Iturllngton
road expects to open Its
briiiich on Sept in Only ten
miles of rail Is necessary to be put
down and as soon as the new line Is
completed through train sorvlco will
be established between Denver and
Oeadwood connections being mado
with trains out of Omaha The com
pany expects great things from this
new branch and anticipate It will be
one of Its most valuable feeders to the
main Hue It taps the great cattle and
sheep range country In the northwest
ern part of Nebraska and the caster
portions of Colorado and Wyoming
The country Is full of vast ranges
ami the thousands of cattle raised
there will tind Omaha a market in
stead of Chicago With the opening of
the line a number of new towns bavo
come into existence Some of them
have been platted anil a good sized
boom Is on
SHARP BULGE IN CORN
tiff Canti HiiMliufH tho IliiUUh Turtor la
AVhrut llculHldilt SttUily
CiiiOAOO Auk 1 A higcfMli biulnrsi wtii
thn primn factor In whnat toilny Soptombur
oliwliiK Jo hiKhor thnn Moiulny Scptombor
corn closed lc up uml otn a sliudo Improved
Provisions went fairly Htcily Closlnc prlcos
Wiikat 9opt 7VVc Oct TJJfrBIoc
Coun Sopt 41c Oct 50W34c
T 8pt Jli ailijc Oct if iilit
PoUK 8ipttUlK Oct 111 00
liAllli Supt ll a Oct fl 70
Ktiu Sept J7IKJ4 Oct 7 00
Ciwh quotations No red whnut 7VJ77c
No JHprliis whisftt 7Jo No a corn 4lUio
No i ouU Jc
CIiIcuro IIo Stock
CrilCAOO AUR jy Cuttle UnorlDts 195C0
ntlves Htvady to Htrnnif westerns firm
TenM HtrotiB to 10c higher butcher Htock ac
tive stonily natives best on sale today ono
sarloadat JO Oikood toprimoteerfj AOvd 10
poor to medium i kV4S seleoted feeders
Brm IOOiit47S mixed Htoekers IJJi3PJ
os 80iIV heifers J31HX33 0 canners
U lOiitJill bulls Vl UKQt w ralves fit 0OT67it
Texas foil steers 1 1 iVtJS 00 Texas grass steors
3 2yit40 Txas bulls f6iXt3 4 Hogs He
jelpts today 7lx tomorrow 000 esti
mated left over 0000 Re tower top IV45
mixed and butchers f 4 UAtft 40 uood to eholen
heavy fSOOtft HA roiiKh heavy flHiVittlW
Ullt ftOV45 bulk of ksIm 15 1085 30
3heep Kivelpts LMOl sheep and lambs
Itiudy choice slia lo higher good to choice
ft ethers I3 0tn30 ralr to choice mixeil
ttMai5 western sheep fJ 40 43 Si Texns
Iheep J5lftllO native Iambi H 0045 73
wodtvru lamb f 4 7yW 5
South Oiiiuhu I lie Stork
Hoctii Omaha Aug JJ -Cattle Receipts
i8O0 active stronuer natle beef teer U fa
05 80 uostern uteers f4 0i4 to Texas steers
JiKS4 2 rows and helferi lower J x4 25
tanners lower f I 75 75 stockers and feed
ers higher Jf 4 73 calves f850i45 50 bulls
Itag etc JJ4 40 Hogs Receipts 7700
itrong closed lower heavy f 4 lV5 05 mixed
TIIK NORFOLK NKWS THURSDAY AtKHJST 30 1900
The Nebraska
STATE FAIR
a
5ll04 light f5U55tia pigs I450g400
bulk of Mtlei JSOufJtUi riheep Kecelpts
7 tslow weik jearlings and wethers f 3 S
ii J 50 stock sheep ft UkaU M lambs ft 2VJJ500
Kuiisus Cll IUeMiiek
Kansas Cm An -I attlo ReoeinM
ijiw steady to bvlilgher native steers ft 8J0
5 ill toclers and feedeis f3 754 70 butchers
cow s and hellers CliUcija runners ti ACfJ
lu fe1 westerns 13 IHMSO inten d Texans
13 i grass Tomus flia3 40 calves
fiO oi Hog- Ueceiptn lsW active at
Htead pi ices heavy and mixed f5 0Y M
light SKlftiJJ pigs f 400 4 W
3700 gomlgenural demand stead to
shade higher lambs f4WiAJoo muttous
IA40A3 W
Deafness Cannot lie Cured
by local applications as thoy caunot
reach tho diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constituti ounl remedis
Deafness is caused by nu iuilamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus
tachian tube When this tube is in
thuued you have n rumbhug souud or
linpeirect neariug ana wheu it is
outuoly closed denfuess is the result
and uulens tho inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition hearing will bo destroyed
forever nine ca es out of ten are
caused by catarrh which is nothing bet
an inflamed condition of tho mucous
biirfiices
We will give one hundred dollars for
tiny caho of deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure Sivud for circulars free
F J Ohksey Co Toledo O
Sold by druggists 75o
Halls family pills are tho best
AT ITS OLD QUA li TIMS
LINCOLN NEBR
September 3 to 7 1900
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Wholl moils Day or Bicyclo Tournament
Motor Tandem will be a special feature
Fraternal Drill Day ami Fruit Day Tons of
fruit of all kinds will be distributed free
WEDNESDAY F very bodys Day Knees
THURSDAY Fverybodys liy Hares
FRIDAY
Traveling Mens Day The Knights of the
Grip promise a big time
The Tennessee Judges
a splendid troupe of colored minstrels will
give
entertainments in the Amphitheatre
Sabin Abune
daily free
native from Manilla of the Tagalog tribe of Filipinos
will give free daily receptions and entertain
ments on the ground
The Agricultural Features
The display of Agricultural and Horticultural resources of
our state promises to be the best ever exhibited while the
Live Stock and Poultry Exhibit will certainly surpass all
previous efforts Tho board hns made some very liberal of
fers in prizes See their Bulletin No 4 for those offered
County Collective Exhibits
The Fremont Elkhorn
Mo Valley R R
The Northwestern LineF E M V and
S C P R R--will sell round trip tick
ets from all Nebraska points at
ONE FARE FOR ROOND TRIP
PLCS 50c ADMISSION
Dates of Sale Sept 3 to 7 inclusive
Limit Sept 8 1900
J R BUCHANAN
General Passenger Agent F E M V K U
Omaha Nebr
Special Train to Lincoln
THURSDAY SEPT 6th
Leave Norfolk City 530 a 111 Norfolk Junction 545 am
Returning Special train will leave Lincoln 700 p m Sept G
arriving Norfolk City 1145 p in stopping at all intermedi
ate points connecting with a special to Verdigre leaving
Norfolk City 1115 p m Sept 6th
ALL ABOARD
A familiar expression often heard in Norfolk Hotels
THE PORTER
Thus giving notice of each departing train is a frien
of all travelers and othei pations of the hotels
To All Concerned
I will give free of charge a Fins Oak Cabinet Sewing t
Machine to the most popular Colored Porter of any
Norfolk Hotel said popularity to be determined byX
unu uiuiiuui ul vubus uiieii one receives
Contest Opens August 6 and
Closes October 311 900
Tickets may be found at my store and on the desks oft
the Pacific andOxnard Hotels The 13allot Uox will be at
mv store Each Monday evenimr tho count will be nub-
X lished in the Norfolk Daily News after having been de-
X ternuned by the judges Postmaster P F Sprecher and
Grocer Uscar Utile Sewing Machine on exhibition in
Window Yours for the Porters
J D STURGEON I
The Norfolk Piano Man
Norfolk
National
N A EAINBOLT I President
ALEXANDER BEAH Vlce Prealrtt
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Bank
HUtHULiZi i aitunr
ZUTZ AoaidUutCAahlar
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKIH6 BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital ioofooooo
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Buys aud Sella Exchange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point in Europa
fA General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted
DIEEOTOE8
BEAK F P HANLON FJ
NA BAINBOLT JOHN H HAYS
HALE W H
F VEBQEd
BUCUOIZ VM ZOTJ
38 COTTON
S3SKs3S4ft
jVTRS INSKEEP writes from
that she has
Chicago se
lected some choice effects in
ro
STREET HATS
They Came in Today
Monday Aug 27th
E want to say a word about prices Many cus
tomers tell us that they can buy better hats than
f we show them This is a mistake We get the best
I the market affords If our price is lower it is because
1 we sell them cheaper We have always done that way
I That is why we sell so many Today we receive our
I jifth shipment of Outing and Street Hats already this
I season
I INSKEEP S
I MILLINERY
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W C AHLHAN
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AHLMAN BROS
C W AliLMAN
The Norfolk Bicycle Meu Proprietors
NORFOLK BICYCLE WORKS
MnmificUuurs Jobbers unci Dealers in
Bicycles Sundries Parts and Repairs
Aijoiicj for Vnlthiin Miiimfnrturlni fVn Orient Illcjcli llin Finoet SI rniiftest
anil Tnntist Ilicjclo in tho Worltl Wo also Ii imllo tlio Acino World Tribune lioobo
Sjcimoru Piittcu anil our own miiku uithur clmu orchaiulosd whioh will bo known ae
tlio Ahlmaii SpuciuU
We do Repairing Promptly and Reasonable
BABIES
CRY FOR
WHEATLING
AND BREAD MADE FROM
Have
BON TON FLOUR
You
Tried Them
SUGAR CITY CEREAL MILLS
FOR GOOD LOANS AND EASY PAYMENTS
The Norfolk Building and Loan Assn
C B DURLAND Secretary
O A LOIKART Ibmident
CHA8 3 BBIDCE Vice PBstuttNT
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JOHNSON 18UIEB
BIUA8CH Aist Cahimkb
The Citizens National Bank
Capital 50000 Surplus 5 000
Boy and noil eicliana ou tliiM conutrj 1 nj ill prrln of Rnrorn
niroctori Ubl Aduca W H Joiinhn Ciuh S Huduu p
UWANlt O X LUIKABT T V MkUMINUCB L HtSHtUNa
Khtui Leans
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