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FRIDAY FACTS
Peter Fitch went to Omaha at noon on
business
Mrs R Seogar has returned from a
visit to Omaha
W L Kern was n passenger yester
day for Wisuer
W B Throckmorton of Albion was a
city visitor yesterday
Roy Gnrdnor went to Kmersou today
on telephone business
W II Huchol nnd M D Tyler went
to Omaha today on business
Ohns Nenow of Gordon is visiting
with his mother on South Sixth street
Mrs E W Anu has been quio sick
for several days past but is now recov
ering
Chaa 13 Prior tieasurerof allaitfoul
insurance company is in the city on
business
CarlT Seeley of Madison was in
town yesterday on internal levenuo
business
K J Denny wont to Wisuer today to
look ater the interests of tho telephone
company
Mrs O S Parker and Miss Fauuio
Johnson diovo to Madison jesterday
a to Looa
County Clerk Phil Bauch of Madison
was hero today on business connected
with the printing of the ballots
Miss Winnie Hartley is expected here
from Tilden tonight to spend Sunday
with her sister Mrs W G Baker
Mrs F W Leavitt of West Point
accompanied by her mother was heio
yesterday enroute to Hot Springs S D
Mr and Mrs Huyden of Meadow
Grove who have been visiting at the
home ot their daughter Mr R Seegar
went home yesterday
G T Spiecher s baby boy Dswght
has been very sick with whooping cough
and a complication ot other ailments but
is now out of danger
Mrs W II H Hagey euteitaineda
number ol ladies Wednesday attemoon
in honor of Mrs Seymour and Miss
Reynolds of Lincoln
Win Woehler of Wayne and Miss
Violie Middelstndt of Pierce are to be
married Sunday at the latter place
They will make their homo in Wayne
The 3000 electric light bonds re
cently voted by Madison were sold to
M C Garret of that city nt a premium
of 1 50 yeBterday There were six bid
ders
Victor Lee the magician and his
company arrived today from Schuyler
and will entertain the people of Nortolk
tonight nnd tomorrow night at the
Auditorium
The work of breaking the ground for
the new Bishop block at the corner of
jTourth and Main streets was commenced
this morning but the soil was too moist
and tho job was given up
August Schulz Eon of Ferdinand
Schulz departed yesterday for Bazilo
Mills where ho and Miss Bel thnSchilino
of that placo will bo united in marriage
on Sunday They will reside in Nor
folk
W S Whitford aud bride of Clinton
Iown are visiting at the home of J O
Adams on Fourth street Mr Whit
ford is a nephew of Mr Adams and is a
machinest in the North Western shops
nt Clinton
C J Chapman gave a graphophoue
coucert last evening at the Second Con
gregational church to a fair sized audi
ence The proceeds of the eiiteitaiu
ment went toward paying off the church
indebtedness
Misses Anna Winter Bertha Doehr
ing and Anna Haase all daughters of
prominent German residents have
gone for a two months visit with rela
tives aud friends at Watertown and
Xonia Wiflconsin
G F Flannagan of Iowa City Iowa
a traveling niau representing a Pontiao
111 shoe house was killed in a wreck
on the Burlington between Rising City
and David City last eveniug The de
o aBed was well known in Norfolk and
had announced his intention of being
here this evening to see his customers
Romeo the large elephant belonging
toRinghng Bros circus was killed
Wednesday at Wichita Falls because
he attempted to kill his keeper When
Romeo made a lunge at the man ho
Baved his life by dodging under auother
elephant The animal had a record of
killing three keepers during the past
15 years
MadiBon Chronicle J F Neidig
shut down his sorghum mill a week or
ten days ago having worked up all the
crop The output thiB year in torghum
was not as lnrgo as usual whllo tho
seed mado a greater quantity There
was manufactured V00 gallons of tho
molasses and nbout 1000 bushels of seed
wcro threshed out
Many peoplo remember with satisfac
tion tho success Hon Geo D Molklo
john had in interesting peoplo when ho
was making his campaign for congress
man from tho Third district Theso
peoplo will bo glad of tho opportunity
they will again havo to hear him in
Norfolk Ho is to speak in tho Audi
torium on tho evening of tho illst next
Wednesday and will undoubtedly hao
a good house
lHt In Cntirtel
All who know Pat Stanton tho Tilden
wet goods merchant and know his poli
tical leaning will fiily appreciate tho
huge joko that has been perpetrated by
tho World Herald fakery upon its
leaders as disclosed by tho following
from the Tilden Citizen
It would seem fiom that great and
reliable Bryauito papor tho Omaha
Woi Id Herald that Put Stanton has
been until quito recently living a
double political life IHb intimate ac
quaintances havo supposed erroneously
it now appears that ho had always been
a rock ribbed domocrat who doubted if
anybody could bo quito certain of eter
nal salvation unless ho voted tho demo
cratic ticket Tho contrary must bo
true however for tho World Herald
sajs so in tho following taken from its
issue of October lJ Obliged to bo n
democrat Pat Stanton leaves tho re
publican pirty Kiiowh about tho min
ors Pat Stanton ouo of tho leading
citizens ot Tilden was in town last
evening to hero Bourko Cockian Mr
Stanton says ho has been a republican all
his life but tho timo has como for a
parting of tho ways Ho was reared in
tho Pennsylvania coal fields and knows
the conditions of the minors Ho is con
vinced that Biyau is tho only hopo for
tho laboring man Tho wholo Stnnton
family is in the sumo fi Tho republi
cans of TeiVorson precinct acknowledge
the right of Pat to change his political
faith but it is doubtful if ever thoy will
be eharitablo enough to forgive him for
having habitually voted for all tho dem
ocratic nominees in tho district for
twenty ono years past when ho was all
tho time a true bluo republican After
nil though it may be possible that the
World Herald lies like hades
riomls Guilty
Tlieio has been considerable talk
about the editor of late Either his
actions have betrayed him or tho people
ot Winsido uo mind rcideis To sae
fuuher woiry and troubled minds he
pleads guilty to tho charge of intent to
wed Ho will bo as badly disappointed
as the peoplo Winsido will bo if ho does
not retain tho liist ot the week with u
lady called Mrs Benj McKeen Ho
lett on Monday morning for Volga
Iowa where his intended bride Miss
Celia Dull lives Miss Dull and tho
editorjare old schoolmates boarding at
the samo club aud graduating tho samo
year from tho Iowa State Normal school
Both are teachers holding state certifi
cates in Iowa which wo trust will not
be any detriment to the paper After
the wedding takes place next Thursday
the bride and groom will make a brief
stop at Waterloo Iowa to see a brother
of tho groom and from there to Sac
county to visit parents and sisters of tho
editor returning to Winsido the loio
part ol next week Winsido Tribune
Irolnilil Iteiid Drinnrrittlt Io Irluu
The Chicago Newspaper Union re
publishes from tho National Printer
Journalist an item which leads a peison
to believo that both havo recently como
in contact with democratic journals to a
gi eater or leos extent Tho item is as
follows An editor should not bo a
pessimist if ho is not an optimist
People have enough of tho burdens of
life without being compelled to bear
the gloomy forobodiug of a dyspeptic
mind poured out through tho coin in us
of a newspaper that abovo all things
should be filled with good cheer as well
ns with news Sparkling bright rf
freshing nro among the most essential
qualities of a newspaper as well as of
the cup of pure water brewed in na
tures laboratory that cheers tho weary
aud thirsty more than costly wines
while it does not inebriate Prophets
of ill and of decay are out of place in
this laud and especially out of place in
the editorial room of American news
papers
Auffiint Flutter
It is a surprising fact says Prof
Houton that in my travels iu all parts
f tho world for the last ten years
have mot moro people having used
Greens August Flower than nny other
remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver
and stomach and for constipation I
find for tourists aud salesmen or for
persous filling ollico positions where
headaches aud general bad feelings from
irregular habits exist that Greens
August Flower is a grand remedy It
does not injure tho system by frequent
use aud is excellent for sour stomaohs
aud iudigestiou Sample bottles free
at A K Leonards Sold by dealers in
all civilized countries
The complete service of Tho Chicago-Portland
Special via Union Pacific
enables passengers to reach the priucl
pal cities between the north and Pacific
coaBt aud Missouri river uot only iu the
shortest possible apace of time but also
in tho most comfortable and enjoyable
manner The dining cars on this train
are stocked with the best the market
affords All meals served a la carte
THE NORFOLK NEWS THlHSDAY NOVEMKEK I UM
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Hugh Herbison was a visitor yester
day from Madison
Editor Foster of Plalnview had busi
ness in Norfolk today
B Judkln of Englo Is visiting at the
homo of E M Norton
A 1 Durland and O E Prior mado a
business trip west yesterdny
Mr nnd Mis W H Blakemnti visited
friends in Columbus yesterday
Miss Hobins of Fremont was in the
city yesterday enroute to Bat sot t
Dr Stovonson of the hospital for the
insane wns an Omaha visitor yesterday
Misses Anna Dorr and Anna Nirdig
were city visitors yesterday fiom Madi
son
Frank Twiss is expected over from
Wayne this eveningto spend Sunday at
home
Mrs Goldsmith and Mrs Williams of
Meadow Grovo were Norfolk visitors
yestoiday
Irving Gorecke is confined to his home
with MckneFM which shows typhoid
symptoms
Doputy County Treasurer Arthur Ill
ger is reported sick with an attack of
typhoid fever
II E Owen is putting in a furnace
and making other improvements to his
residence pioperty
Miss Margaiet Simpson of Minneapolis
arriMdiu tho city at noon to tsit
friends over Sunday
Tho sewerage system is being ex
tended south on Fourth stieet to the
Goo Box andCuher home
Mis J A Mullen and dauglioi
Miss Alico and Mrs In ing Jerocko
were passengers this morning for Omaha
Mr and Mrs Uichaid Twiss of Chi
cago are in tho city to visit at tho home
of his brother Mjron Twiss for a few
days
Mrs Chesney a former well known
Norfolk inillner but now ot St Joe
Mo is in the city to visit triends and
look after property interests
J S MoClary returned last night fiom
St Paul Minn ho also stopped over
at Sibley Iowa and visited Warren
who is keeping tune for R 11 Reyn
olds
Mrs A P Childs and Miss Lois are
expected homo from tho east tonight
Mis Levi Mrome who accompanied
them will visit a short tnno in Omaha
before leturning to Norfolk
G J Maymud an old and respected
resident ol Stanton died at his home
there last Monday evening Ho was SO
year- of ago and his death was quite
sudden aud was caused by puulsis
Tho young peoplo of South Noifolk
and a number lrom up town enjoyed a
masquerade party last evening at Kail
way hall A largo number weio piesent
aud tho time was most onjoyably spent
Adam Kost has purchased tho cottage
on South Fourth street owned by Ed
Hammer and occupied by Miss Mason
Mr Kost will move his family in from
the country and occupy his newly ac
quired property
F B Reckard of Chicago arrived in
tho city last evening to visit his brother
Geo W Reckard aud other relatives
and friends N F Reckard of Omaha
and W C Reckard of Sioux City are
also here for a visit
Miss Minnie Van Horn who has been
clerking at the Model lnkery resigned
her position aud left this morning for
Creightou having been employed to
teach school tour and one half miles
southwest ot that town
II V Lane of Omaha general mana
ger of tho Nebraka telephone company
was hero today on business connected
with the service Extensive improve
ments to the Norfolk service with a new
lino to Magnet Wausa and Bloonifield
were planned
On account of the Anti Saloon league
meeting at tho Congregational church
there will bo no preaching tomorrow
evening at tho Methodist church Tho
usual public service will bo held in tho
morning and tho Epworth Leaguo at
0 iu the eveniug
Owen Bros havo let contracts for the
erection of two dwellings in South
Omaha which are to bo completed iu
six weeks Tho contract was let yes
terday morning and tho houses were
rented before the agreements wore
signed It shows u great demand iu
that city for residence property by
renters
The Auditorium was filled last even
ing to see the performance of Victor Lee
tho magician the audience being com
posed largely of women and clnldreu
Some very clever tricks were performed
but an apology was offered that tho pro
gram was not longer and moro perfect
although tho reason wns not given
Something better is promised for to
uight
A iiumber of Mrs Rudats old time
friends gave her a surprise visit
ilnv noon nnrl tnnlr Hlnnnr with lior I
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J w
Theybrought their owu refreshments
nnd a 6et of china plates which were
presented to Mrs Rudat All enjoyed a
very pleasant nfternoou Those pres
ent were Mesdames L Ses6ious II E
Hardy P F Bell P F Sprecher L
L Rembe W O King S H Overton
II A Pasewalk and Miss Elsie Abiiiub
A horse trainer in town yesterday
was particularly uoticable for his height
measuring six feet 10 inches He
was on his way to Tilden wheie ho was
to have a horse race today with Geo W
Ijosoy but when pntt way on his journey
ho was taken sick aud was brought
back to Norfolk Dr Mackay attended
him aud removed a bone about an inch
and a half iu length fiom his esophagus
He was soon all right again aud it is
understood that the race will como oil
H E Owen of tho film of Owen
Bros returned last evening from
Cheyenne Wyo where they aio clos
ing up their railroad grading contracts
with the exception of one which will
probably last well into tho winter
Thoy expect tocomploto the bulk of tho
work inside of I0 days providing they
take no now contracts They would
hao finished soonet could they havo so
cuied all the help they could use but
they have found it i xuudiugly dilllcult
at times to get men
One of the news agents on tho Main
line of the Union Pacillo has been pol
ling the trains quite persistently on tho
political pieferences of tho pnsscugets
Ho finds that McKinley pieferences
average about 21 to I0 per cent ahead of
prefeiences tor Bryan Ho notices a
change iu sentiment bv the demands
forpaptis Dining tho last campaign
the demand for the World Herald
equalled it not exceeded the demand for
the Bee now he takes no extra World
Heralds at all but finds tin- demand foi
the Beo hugely ineieiMd
Fremont Tiibiuie Muse Homer a
biakeman on a height eicw iiinning
between lieio and Noilolk was caught
between two cais yesteiday af lei noon
at Wisuer and veiy seiiously hint
Sicial ubs aio -aid to be biokeu nnd lie
is bnnse l badly about tho hips bside
being nioio or less injuietl on othei
parts of the body Ho was placed on
the train and taken to Scnbnei where
ho leccived medical aid Later ho was
biought lieio and taken to his home
Reports toe ay indicate thai thoio is
little doubt but that he will recover
although ho will riquuo considerable
time Ho is reconiiig careful medical
attention and eveiything possible is
being done to aid a speedy recovery
Lx Consul Williams of Manila passed
through tho city this nioining on Ins
way from Huitington to Madison where
he speaks this evening Ho spoke at
Ihutington last evening to n largo audi
ence which w as very highly outci tamed
Mr Williams thinks one of the greatest
evidences ot prosperty is tho tiiiiicn
dons increase in eniollment at the col
leges and univeisitus ot tho countiy
He is a graduate of Cornell uiuvcisily
and is naturally in dost r touch wilh its
nil nu 4 Whereas two years ago the en
iollment of -Indents at fh it seat of
learning was J 000 this year it is IIIOD
Tho consuls homo is at Rochester N
V but ho was stationed at Manila at
tho tune ol Deweys bat tlo llu was on
tins budge with Dowoy dining his en
gagement with the Spaniards and wit
nessed tho wholo fight Ho anticipated
much pleasure iu meeting members of
tho Fighting First at Madison
WANTSCHEAPER CORN
Clraln Dialer I hat llrjanM Kliii
tlmi Will Mean a loir Irlm
A farmer living near Norfolk delivered
to one of the dealers 700 bushels of corn
for which ho received cents a bushel
After the delivery was mado the farmer
wanted to delner moro at tho same
price but tho dealer told him to wait
a while saying
If Bryan is elected we can get corn
for 20 cents a bushel
Tho reinaik gavo tho farmer food for
thought however and there is no
question but that he will vote iu the
interest of maintaining tho present
prices of farm pi oducts If tho fiiiion
lsts havo this way of figuiing it is easy
to coinpri bend what tho agriculturists
should do on diction clay
There aro those who behove tho dealer
may bo fahort sighted for if his buying
price goes down his selling price will
certainly not keep up unless ho has a
trust cinch
He might bo benefited but meanwhile
hundreds of his neighbors may sutler
losses to pay for it
Suhl tint Milliliter Ileil
From Meadow Grove comes a story
concerning the political meeting ad
dressed at that place last Friday by Rev
Cheesemau Loin Browu was in the
nudieuco aud when the minister stated
that Mark Hauna was a thief a rogue
and a slavo driver Lem couldnt let the
slander pass without saying thats a
lie sir As the preacher of the gospel
became more earnest he grew more in
tompernto in his scandalous remarks
and among other things told his hear
ers that President McKinley had sent
to Manila 000 dissolute women under
the protection of tho Red Cross badge
Lem emphatically called out thats a
damned lio sir Hojliing that by
theso interruptions I19 had rendered
himself linble to nrrest for disturbing n
publio meeting ho left tho hall nud did
not return to town until Tuesday morn
ing Ho then found that n complaint
had been lodged against him before
Justice Colegrnve who unwillingly
fined him tho minimum of f I The
people of the village as soon as thoy be
came aware of the fact of Loins pres
ence and of the penalty inflicted on him
gathered together aud with a lot of
horns and other noise producing instru
ments paraded the streets hurrahing
for Mark Hauna aud the republican
candidates Tilden Citizen
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something of the soap he uses There is a
well founded objection to using a floor-cleaning-
soap upon the human body Ivory Soap
is the bathers soap It costs more than common
soaps but the difference is in the ingredients and
making Why not treat yourself with a little respect
Is not the human skin with its marvellous delicacy
entitled to pure soap Ivory Soap it floats
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TCAIDTHEfR mission work
Mi iiiioiillti llitllirin IiiimIi of Kiintaa
1WIII Slait a Itanli
Mi IllolMin l Oct III The
uouite Iticlliicn cliiiicli of Kansas pio
poses to no Into the lianKIn business
Ilic liniil Is to have i cnplfiil of ir0
000 and is fn he tun stilctly as a money
making institution The stock will he
suhsci iheil ly members of the chili ch
The stockhnlileis will lecelvc a small
percentiiKi of the piollts but the
gi enter pait of tho money eiiined will
go into a mlsslonaiy fund to be
handled hy the Meniioiilte Piethion
Missiiiiiiiiy association ol Ninth Amer
ica The money Is to be ummI for for
eign missions- iiiinclpally iu India
whoie the ihuiili Is alicidy doing mis
slonniy woik The chinch aKo has
missions among the Ameiii m In
dians The hunk will be managed by
a committee icsponsilile to the stock
holileis
This was decided at Hie general con
feieiice of the i Inn ch at Huliler no
miles southwest of heie Delegates
weie pievenl Horn the tenltoiy ex
tending Horn Manitoba to Teas
sll nation nt Ann x
Des Moines oet -Dr 1 B Ken
neily i ci civ cd won vesteiday nioining
fi oin Ames iu lelntion to the tvpliold
fever situation Tlieie aie prai tlcally
no new cases ami those down with the
fever aie getting better although a
number of the patients are veiy weak
The lioaid is notified that samples of
water fiom the college aud fiom a
number of wells in the city had been
forwiiided for analysis These upon
arrival will be turned over to the state
chemist and Professor Grimes state
bacteriologist tor examination The
water at the college was analyzed at
Ames but the analysis Is for the pur
pose of continuing the former one and
for the fuitber puipose of deciding
whether or not the water from the
dairies from which the milk bupply
was obtained Is pure
Arrt Upon iitiutloni
Peking Oct 28 A meeting of the
diplomats was held this morning to
consider the form of the negotiations
for a settlement of the Chinese dilll
culty The decision arrived nt Is kept
seciit In order to prevent any infor
mation leaching the Chinese
Not Vet
London Oct HI The Hiitlsh foreign
ofllie has not yet received the Hus
bluu and Trench reply to tho Anglo
let man agt cement on China The ie
ply of the Inltitl States was expected
yesteiday nfternoou but it had not
been dellveied at I oclock
Doily Funiiil In ltulin
Long Ilne Neb Oct 111 A vacant
building two miles from town owned
by J M Mead burned last night and
In the ashes was found tho charred
body of an unknown man burned be
yond recognition Two theories ac-
New Vol I Ti Ibuii
ioiiiiI lot I In- picMiiio of a m iii iu the
Iioiim at the lime ol Hie lite One be
ing that he was a tiimp who put in
loi the nlghl anil the Hie started from
the stove the oilier that a minder had
been touimitliil the coipse being
taken to this Isolated phne by the per
petialor and Ineineiileil along with
the house to lover up any due
Gosmev In Cienesoo Iuro Tootl
Co he Hoy N Y Drar Sirs Somo
clays since n paikngo of jour Orain O
preparation was left at my ollice I
took it honif nnd gavo it a trial and I
havo to say J was very much pleased
with it as a substitute tor colleo Vt
have always used tho best lava and
Mocha in om family but I am free to
say I like the tJrain O as well as tho
hi bt coll I ever drank
Kespi ctfully yours
A J M D
Dr Kndiu liar Miuei i raduate tt
the Ami nf an f chc I 1 1 Lsitcuitiy c
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lrom H 111 the morning to u tho
afternoon Consiitiiii 1 an 1 x
aiuination free
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in Colorado that before planning a trip
it will be well for you to gain all the in
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Grande railroad publishes a series of
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