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Skirts.

AT 44c EACH--MusIir Skirts, deep ruffle with four rows of tucks, regular price 59c.
 AT 4ec EACH--Muslir Skirts with deep umbrella hemStitched combric ru file edged with lace.r gular value 6Sc. "A
 AT 69c EACH--Fine Mus. lin Skirts, made with deer cambric umbrella flounce, trimmed with deep embroi- dery, never retailed less than SSc.
 AT 75c EACH--Extra qu ,lity Muslin Skirtr. with deep cambric ruffle, with rows of tucks and insertin be- tween; our regular one doI- lar quality.
 AT S9c EACH--Extra fine quality Muslin Ski-ts, with cambric ruffle. trimmed with two rows inserting and tucks and dust ruifIe, SIPS value.
 AT csc EACH--Cambric Skirts with umbrella fIounce, beautifully trimmed with bias rows of lace inserting and rows of lace inserting and edged with deep lace Regular price $1,3S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-05
ADMIRAL DEWEY.
He is Affable, But He Perpits No Tres
 tho prnpriptipC

pass oon the Proprieties.
 Men in Manila who have associated frequently with Admiral Dewey have begun to realize the true greatness of the man. His simplicity, naturalness and affable manner almost approaching familiarity, invariably mislead one at first meeting Go aboard the flagship, ascend the gangway, step upon the deck, as white almost as the duck uniforms of the officers, and send your card to the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-05
HAWBURG-AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE. N. Y. PARIS - LONDON - HAMBURG TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE N. Y. LONDON = PARIS HAMBURG.
 Also New Iork-Hambure Direct
 For saiings, etc, apply to HAMBURG-AMERICA LINE, 37 Broad. way, N. Y.; THOMAS H. PEASE & SON, 102 Church street, New Haven. ft0 5us
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-05
Drawers.

LIT dWGTS.
 AT 19c EACH--Muslin Drawers, with cambric hem stitched ruffle, cheap at 29c.
 AT 29c EACH--Cambric Drawers. with umbrel a ruff file. edged with deep embroi- dery, regular price 42c.
 AT 39c EACH-.Cambric Drawers, umbrella ruffle, with two rows lace inserting, edged with lace. Our every day good value, soc kind.
 AT 47c EACH--Muslin Drawers with deep Hamburg 2 ruifIe and row of inserting. Ordinarily we consider ext a good value at 59c.
 AT 49c EACH--Lonsdale Cambric Drawers with wide embroidery ruffIe, value 69c.
 AT59c EACH-.Fine Cam bric Drawers with deep ruff file of fine Hamburg embrol- dery, regular price 75c each.
 AT sec EACH-.Drawers of fine Cambric, umbrella style with eep ruflle of fine embroidery and tucks, regular sSc value,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04

For Women. Men, Boys and Chill
dren, now retailing at the OUTLET at
Nices for which other dealers would be
glad TO buy them at Wholesale.
Ladies' shoes. I'm heavy Dongola
skins fair stitched and Mckay sewed.
I'm medium and Philadelphia toes i'm
lace and button; excellent value 90
at Sl.75. OUTLETS PRICE. ICS
Ladies Shoes i'm Nubian Dongola and
Wei Kid. flexible soles and smooth
leather innersoles. These shoes have
oak soles, solid heels and counters. are
In lace and button and in medium,
round and London toes. worth -
$500 OUTLETS PRICE,. l'Zf
Ladies' Shoes I'm box calf. kangaroo
and dull dongola. i'm lace and button.
opera, London and English toes. These
shoes are flexible sewed and have Eng
lish backstays and are saddle scanned
and warranted not to rip; worth $3.50
per pair. OUTLET 'S........... 90
PRICE ...................... ''|o
Ladies' Shoes i'm Storm Russia Calf.
These shoes are made from Bernard a.
Friedmen's Titan calf: they are hand
sie-.rr-ti and made on the "mdnnish' last.
These shoes have cork soles and are
water proof worth $500 per = 90
PAIR. olIIlSl 4 > fikltf..s....
Ladies' Slippers I'm India Kid skins i'm
common sense and opera toes, hand
sewed. free from nails and tacks; just
the thing for "A house slipper. 100
worth Zoe. OUTLETS PRICE SOS
Mems Shoes. Satin and glove grain
leather, in lace and Congress; Opera
London and plain wide toes. These
shoes are Mckay sewed. have solid
leather soles, heels and counters;
worth $l.75 per pair. OUT OQc
Mems Shoes in Heavy Satin Calf
skins, double soles and Scotch edges;
shoes made from heavy close grain up
pers, California Hemlock soles. smooth
leather innersoles and the vamps har-
ness stitched; they are In lace and
Congress; worth $3.50 per pair. 40
OUTLETS : PRICE ............. i'T/
Mems Shoes in Bernard x Friedman's
Storm Titan Russia Calf. double soles,
hand welted and have Scotch edges.
We have these shoes i'm the newest fall
lasts. viz. modified bull dog and new
English lasts; these shoes have Eng
lish backstays and fast color hooks and
eyes: shoes sold for $3.50 by other deal
ers are no comparison TO these. = 40
OUTLETS PRICE ............. %'TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
UNDER WEAR
Mems Underwear.

Mems Underwear.
Mems Extra Heavy Scotch Wool
Shirts and Drawers i'm Natural Wool
and Camels' Hair. Shirts are single
and double front and back with ribbed
skirts, drawers are full finish with
patent overlooked seams: actual worth
75c. per garment, during this TO-
sale, each, at..... ............. ~
Mems Sanitary fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers. Garments having deep, dou-
BILE cuffs, pearl buttons. silk binding
and twin needle seams throughout, Jae-
ger and silver grey mixed. The gen
uinc and actual value of these fine
goods is 15c. The OUTLET now 1Oc
offers them at, per garment. ~
The celebrated Wrlghts Health I'm
derwear for men, i'm natural color; the
fleeing is pure lambs wool. ~The gar
ments are perfectly fresh, standard i'm
make and finish and never sold any
where under $3.50 per garment; our
price during this famous sale oOo
is'... ...................... Wv
Fall weight Mems Merino Shirts and
Drawers in natural and camels' hair.
The finest qualities, rrtatie and tinfsheCt
throughout in the best possible man
ner and actually worth 15c. per gar
ment. The OUTLETS price during
this greatest of all sales, is, 400
each...... ....................... ~
Mems Extra Quality Australian Wool
Shirts and Drawers i'm ecru medium
weight. Superbly made silk trimmed
and titched. High grade garments.
positively worth $l.50 each. Offered
during this sale at the marvel kOIo
Gus hgures t.................... o@2S
Mems finest heavyweight camels' hair
and natural wool Shirts and Drawers
Shirst, single and double breast strictly
and absolutely all wool. The drawers
have double seats. Famous garment of
the very best made. and worth regu-
larly SLID per garment. our on
price for this peerless sale, each O/N
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
SPEcLAL.

Ladies' Imported Silk Umbrellas.
over 500 styles of Handles 10 select
from; Real Pearl. Dresden, Horn. Onyx
and Sterling Silver Trimmed. SILK case
and tassel included. a regular S2.T5
value. OUTLETS CHAL-
LENGE lCE................. i./0
Mems Yarn Dyed Taffeta Silk Um-
brell9s. An immense variety OF fine
Fir and BoXwood Handles; 26-inch close
roll; fine Silk Case and Tassel. Worth
$3.50 OUTLETS SCHALLENGE
PRlCE ...................... i.SS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04

Mems Hose.
Mems Extra Heavy Random Mixed
Half Hose. white heel and toe: regular
made. full seamless and absolutely
perfect worth 10c. OUTLETS
CHALLENGE PRICE..... &C
Mems Black and Tan Hose full seam
less, regular made tops; worth
10c. OUTLETS CHALLENGE
Mems Fancy Colored Half Hose in a
large variety of patterns. All sizes;
worth 15c. OUTLETS CHAL-
LENGE RICE............... 7C
Mems Imported Fancy Half Hose i'm
variety OF patterns; stripes and en-
broidered dots. full regular made; reg
ular 25c. value. OUTLETS -
CHALLENGE PRICE........ I22C
The celebrated Snow Black Shawknit
Mems Half Hose. This famous make
OF fine hosiery is never sold under 50c
a pair. Our immense purchase enables
us to OFFER them at the lowest ,so
price ever quoted, pair r... lOS
Blue Wool Mems Shaker Half Hose.
full seamless, extra heavy weight;
regular 35c. value. Now sold ,ro
at..s. s's's's................ ~
Mems Extra Fine Cashmere. Half
Hose, double soles, heels and toes in
natural wool ana tan: worth G5c
OUTLETS CHALLENGE...
IklCE .,...........,......... 1iS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Boys Underwear.

Boys Underwear.
250 dozen Boys natural wool Shirts
and Drawers, silk bound neck and
front. drawers self faced and gusseted,
actual value 35c; for this grand To-
sale at, per garment. t........... ~
Boys Fleeced Shirts and Drawers i'm
natural color. Shirts have French
necks and pearl buttons. Drawers have
deep double cuffs and are self faced.
Garments of positive Coo. value; oOo
now offered by the OUTLET at S1S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Mems and Boys Suspenders

Boys English Webb Suspenders,
handsomely embroidered and I'm all the
latest fall colors. durably made; worth
poe. OUTLETS special sale o.
price ........... .....s..............
Mems Elastic web Suspendcrs. patent
sliding busklc. leather trimmed. double
stitched. silk embroidered: worth
39c. offered during our special -,
SAL" .,,......s.........,... IN
Mems Cross Back Suspenders patent
sliding buckle. Kid trimmed beautiful
colorings: worth actually soc. ,o
Now sold Observation-Disclosures. ItC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04

ChiIdren's Toqucs and Tams.
Extra Heavy An-Wool Toques, I'm
navy and cardinal, scarlet and white,
navy and white, black and orange,
worth 50c.; OUTLETS CHAL-
LENGE PRICE ................ lSS
Childrens Angora, Skating and To-
boggan Caps, Tam OShanters; new ef-
feots: worth 75c.. OUTLETS
CHALLENGE PRICE ...... 3SC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
UMBRELLAS
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

me dSl bluck LnEllSn Twill 20 ana
2S-inch Umbrellas, full Paragon frame
and steel rods. a great assortment of
natural crook, loop and Dresden ham
dies Never sold before anywhere un-
der 81. OUTLETS CHAL-
LEN6E PRlCE............ 4SS
Ladies' and Gentlemens Fine silk
Gloria silk or Extra Fine Taffeta Um-
brellas. The Mems have very fine Con-
go Handles. with Sterling Silver Trim
mings; also the new stained bamboo
and polished Jap handles The Ladies'
have fine Silver Trimmed loops, Assert
ed Rubber, Novel Dresden and Natural
Wood Handles. Steel Rods and Para
Son Frame, worth $3.50. OUT %
LET'S CHALLENGE PRICE. 9OC
Mems silk Gloria Umbrellas Patent
Self-Closer, Highly Polished and Trim
med Handles, steel rod. Full Paragon
frame. case and tassel 26 and rs inches.
great $2.25 value. OUTLETS
CHALLENGE PRICE. ........ I.iS
Ladies' All Silk Umbrellas--a large
variety OF beautiful handles. Dresden
Natural, Princess and Sterling Silver
Trimmed, Steel Rod, full Paragon
frame and fine case and tassel; worth
S2.25. OUTLETS TSCHALLENGE
IRlCE ...................... i.<4
Ladies' Pure silk Umbrellas in Black
and Colored Silks; a large assortment
of handles i'm Real Onyx, Highly Pol
ished woods and Sterling Silver Trim
med. including case and tassel. A
splendid $3.50 value. OUT
LET'S CHALLENGE PRICE,. I.3O
Mems Pure Taffeta silk Umbrellas.
An immense assortment of Sterling Sill
YER Trimmed Handles, 2S-inch. Steel
Rod Paragon Frame, Silk case and
tassel. Worth $275. OUT
LET'S CHALLENGE PRICE. l.3o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Mems Fine Neckwear.

Mems Fine Neckwear.
Mems Fine Quality SILK and Satin
Neckwear i'm all the latest Shades and
shapes. A superb assortment and worth
fully 50c. each. OUTLETS
CHALLENGE PRICE.......... iSC
The greatest Neckwear Opportunity
OF the Age. All the newest shades--all
the latest shapes-made OF silks used
only i'm the finest zoe. and 81 neck
wear OUTLETS CHAL-
LENGE PRICE. E................. S0C
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Boys Caps.

100 dozen Boys Wool Double
Golf Caps. black and fancy
mixed patterns; worth 35c
AT .................-
Boys Chinchilla Roll Band
Polo Caps, worth 50c., at......
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Mems Working Shirts.

$40 dozen Percale Working Shirts, cut
full and well made, light colors, also
black and white. and actually 10
worth soc. Now sold at...... ~
Mems Imported oxford Cheviot Shirts
i'm stripes, checks and dots, cut full
with yoke extension band and band
collar felled seams; 36 inches long,
unlaundered. n grand zoe value. De-
Mems All Wool Overshirts. i'm stripes
and plain colors, custommade and
silk stitched throughout, worth 400
Sl.JO, at.,........ SS
Mems Blue Flannel Shirts. single and
double breasted, extra heavy and cut
fun and large: "a big Sl.T5 value. 90,
During this monster sale at.... wv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
MEMS HATS.

Mems Fur Alpine Hats, Union Label.
silk band and binding, all the latest
flanges and colors: worth $500.
OUTLETS CHALLENGE
PRICE ................."-.. 7oc
Mems Fur Alpine Hats, black, brown
and pearl; worth Sl.50 OUT
l. II II G ii A l. L. T. n G. II
PRICE ...................."." f4C
In Mocha. otter. Nutria. Condor,
Golden Brown; also Pearl. with white
and black bands; worth $3.50 $500 and
$3.50. OUTLETS CHALLENGE
PRICE ........,..s,.. s,.............. t.&4
I.69, 1893.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Mems Fancy Laundered
SHIRTS.

Mems Fancy Laundered Shirts. An
derson d Gamers Percale. large assort-
ment of latest patterns; collars and
! pair of cuffs, worth Sl.00,
at.."... ....................... 5SS
Mems Anderson and Gamers Percale
Laundercd Shirts. custom made. over
100 different latest patterns and the
newest colorings; separate collars and
/ pair OF cuffs; worth Si25.
OUTLETS CHALLENGE....
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Mems Caps.

Mcn laps.
Mems Slide Band Brighton
and Driving Caps, worth 50c.,at tOC
Mems Beaver Cloth. Plush Band
Driving Caps; worth. ............
6lc.; ..s.................. ZSS
Mems Silk Plush Caps, I'm Windsor,
Brighton, shapes; worth $l.00. OUT
l. T. T'S g II a l. l. II n G. II
IltlCE .............-......... SSS
Mems Fine silk Plush Caps. in driv-
ing and Brighton shapes, satin lined;
worth S1.75 OUTLETS CHAL- %
LENGE CE................ SCC
Mems Seal Plush Driving Caps, fine
silk binding and extra nice satin lin
ing. worth $3.50; OUTLETS
CHALLENGE PRICE ...... LA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04
Mems Hemstitched and Col
ored Bordered
HANDkERCHlEFS.

SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
An Importers Stock of White Hem
stitched and Colored Bordered Hand
kerchiefs. Made I'm England: full size:
linen finish, colored borders are fast
and will not fade i'm washing; worth 20c.
each OUTLETS CHAL- O.
LENGE PRICE ............. OC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-04

Every pair warranted absolutely new,
fresh and perfect. To be sold at these
astounding prices while they last.
Mems Gold Seal Dress Rubbers i'm
bulldog, opera, London and wide toes
lightweights and very dressy, 20,
sale price ..................... y
Mems Gold Seal Heavy Coastings
Rolled Edge Rubbers. dun finished
and stockinette lined, sale oo-
prlce.'.... ...............,.,..... w
Mems Gold Seal Arctics; these arc
heavy coastings edge soles, warm fleece
lined and have double soles and 20
heels. Sale price. l.t
Ladies Plain Croquett Rubbers, made
by the Boston Rubber Shoe Co. and
stamped Bay State" Every pair per
iect. made TO III opera and wide toes:
sizes 2la To :; worth a0c. per
q u II l. IL T. ) CHALLENGE ~.
GtltE ....................... IL v
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07
MONDAY MENTION.

+. B.Ovelman went west last evening
Burt Mapes went to Omaha this morn,
ing.
DR.. Rudolph Mittelstadt of Omaha is
in town.
Chester A. Fuller went to Omaha
yesterday.
VIM. E. Thorp represents Aurora in
Norfolk today.
F, G. LaSalle of Lexington spent Sun.
day in the city.
l.. Mason of Pierce was a Saturday
visitor in town.
II. G. Matrau has been on the sick
list several days.
Milo Warren of Lynch is t~ransacting
business in town.
j. II. Jennings of Ord was a Sunday
visitor in Norfolk.
Oscar M. Waddell of Dakota City was
in town Saturday.
o. r. Eller of Long Pine visited the
Sugar City yesterday.
Jas, Ransom returned last evening
from a trip to Omaha.
c. II. Mccormick has gone to Omaha,
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07

The Sioux City Journal SAYS that
when ID ID. Frazce, general manager of
the Sioux city plant OF the Cudany
Packing company. leaves the service
OF the company, September |. to en-
gage in the grain buying business In
Minneapolis, the ofico of general man
hger In Sioux city will be discontinued,
and the executive business OF the
Sioux city house, the South Omaha
house and the Kansas City house,
when II IL completed, will be directed
from Omaha Ivy E A. Cudahy, vice
president.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07

Not having the money, he was per
, mitted to go back to his bench aud carr
it. Philip Piller was also before hi
honor on the charge of being drunk anC
disorderly Saturday night, and it cos
him $40.
cart, from which one wheel was gone
wildly racing up Main Street, created
considerable excitement for a few min,
yesterday afternoon. The driver, Fred
Deering, was still holding his position
or the seat and hanging on to the lines
as the outfit hove in sight over the bridge
while the horse was running and
throwing his heels at the drivers head
at a furious rate Through the assistance
of bystanders the horse was stopped
near the Oxnard. When the rig was
seen coming up the street people would
not have given much for Fred Deering's
chance of getting out of the scrape alive
and with no broken bones, but he did,
and the only damage done was the
wrecklng OF the cart.
VIM. Xachert, whose home is near
Laurel but was formerly "A resident of
Norfolk, died at the home of his
brother.in law, l. G. Mittelstadt, Satur.
day night, of abscess OF the liver. He
was A years of age and leaves a wife
and five children, besides numerous
other relatives and friends, to mourn his
loss. The funeral was held this after
noon at , o'clock from Christ's Lutheran
and the remains will be Inferred in the
cemetery east of the city. The deceased
cam to Norfalk some days ago, with
the Intention of going to Omaha and
having an operation performed. The
doctors here, however, advised him not
to do so and he remained at the home of
Mr.. Mittlestadt awaiting the end. A
number of out-of town relatives and
friends are here attending the obsequies.
The friends of Rev. f. w. Leavitt
who have watched his course since early
boyhood, were not disappointed when
they went to church yesterday expecting
a good mt Mr.. Leavitt has at.
tanned his present position and learning
mainly through his %endeavars, although
his friends have been ready and willing
to assist should he so desire. He
worked his way with untiring energy
through Doane college at Crete and
through the Andover, Mass, school,
and his sermons of yesterday were
evidence of the good use in which he
has employed his time. He Is a bright
young man, possessing much originality
and his family and friends can we'll feel
proud of his attainments. The people
of West Point are to be congratulated
on securing his services and it is
expected by all his friends
that his career in the pulpit will be a
noted one.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07
II CASE.
Hearing Occupied All of Yesterday and |
Not Yet Finished.

Hearing Occupied All of Yesterday and Il
Not Yet Finished.
The examination of George w. Bey
mer before the board of insanity at Mad
ison, was continued all through yester
day and seems likely to occupy most o.
today. The board consists of Chris
Schavland, clerk of the district court
A. w. Gross, attorney, and DIR. w. +
Hutchinson, physician.
The hearing was attended by a large
number of spectators who became very
much interested in the case. The hear.
ing is being conducted Oh the part OF
the complainant by Geo. N. Beels OF
Norfolk and S. O. Campbell of Madison,
while MI. Beymer is represented by w.
NJ. Robertson. All of yesterday was
occupied by witnesses for the complain.
ant to prove that Beymer is insane. The
evidence developed the fact that Bey.
mer is very jealous of his wife and that
he has taken an especial dislike to one of
the young men who is rooming at his
house. Beginner wanted the young man
to be sent away, but this his wife re-
fused to do, which brought on the scene
that led to his arrest ON the charge that
he was insane, IN which it was stated
that he threatened to kill his wife I'M
less things went a little more to his lik-
ing. Another cause of complaint against
the accused is that he would not go TO
church with his wife when she wanted
him to. The witnesses examined for
the complainant yesterday were j. H.
Kingman, Mrs, N. L. Taylor, Mrs. Burt
Taylor, Mrs. Ida Girard, Mrs. Beginner
and the son Howard.
At the completion of the testimony
for complaint, the case was adjourned
until this morning to give the defense
an opportunity to secure Witnesses
Subpoenas were issued for Fred Hol-
lingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. John Spell.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hull and
Martin Kane. Mr.. Holllingsworth re.
manned in Madison over night, and the
Others wentd down ON the morning train,
with the exception of Martin Kane.
who could not leave his duties as mar.
shall but arranged to give his testimony
by telephone should it be needed.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07
Attention

DO yon icHlrc To- secure hundreds Of sample
copies OF agricultural journals, magazines, news
php"rp, huuks, catalogues mud circulars Of the
lntost improved farm implom cnts mud mnchin-
cry, ana ho Kept poeicd on improved seeds and
STOCK, inrtwo years OF mnIU2 II ~, aruI ur
your name with ten conip IN nllvrT aud ~ Wiz
insert thctnmc IN The american Farmers Dir.c
tory, which gUcp whirlinp all over tho United
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than you cuuld p%urchnpr for many times che
small cost Of ten cents. We want every farmer
mime IN the United Stat,r ~ our directory nj
once. ftRMEHs bIRrUroRY Co.,
Department ilS,
Birmingham, Ala.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07

chicago has l6S 600 900 eggs In cold
storage, and the season for travelling
theatrical companies IL just opening.
Fire at Milwaukee caused $4,000
damage To the II. Uhrig Coal company
II Foster Lumber company In the
loss OF stock and buildings.
The contract FOR carving the mail
Bridge To Basin. Wyo., has been
awarded To Josiah Cook and q. G..
Morgan, both of Basin, at $i,S9S.
The price OF structural steel has
been advanced S. per ton. This was
decided upon at a meeting of struc-
tnral iron and steel manufacturers.
The discharge of Private James NJ.
company A. First Nebraska,
AT San Francisco, with travel pay, is
by the assistant secretary OF
war.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07

A great national movement has been
started for tho observance oi the one
hundredth anniversary OF the death Of
Gcorsc Washington on December IA.
The Sons of tho Revolution and other
similar organizations have the matter
In hand. and are arranging details Of
the plan.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07
Southern Literature.

Interesting literature regarding the
South is now being distributed by the
Southern Railway-"Southern Homes
folders, large map folders. Land of the
Sky" booklets, Southern Fields" Min.
erals and Mines books, etc. mailed free
to any address, The Empire OF the
South" a very handsome volume of
about 200 pages, profusely illustrated,
also issued by the Southern Railway, and
sent to any address upon receipt of %
cents, which amount approximates cost
of delivery, Address
WIN. II. TAYLoE.
Asst Genl Pass. Agent, Southern R'y,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07

Dr. Dulles. u lecturer In the Uni
Ncrsity OF Pennsylvania, claims that
III sixteen years OF close study and OBJ
~sorNation of the subject he has not
found even the record OF n death con-
cIusiVcly proved to uuNr resulted
from the bite of "A dog.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-09-07

The NEWS Jop department is com
plete in every particular.