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@eihimte eimes Sflaoen.

In 0dnoen unb SiiBen tpdbreno
pieler Sabre ourb bic &etten BON
&ranfbeit gebunben 81 lein, lit Die
i9limmite Sorm bon Sflaperei.
@e0. .. @iqiams BON Manheiter,
Mi6., ibreibt: rMeine Jrau mar
pdbreno 5 Sabren 10 biil1os, baB 1ie
iib nibt einmal aIein i'm Bette be=
rumbreben fDnnte. Oils 1ie ieooh
ibre 3uflubt3u Electric Bitters"
genomnen uno 5tpei s5laiben bappn
aufgebrau6t batte, nerbeKerte iib ibr
3uitano suiebenos uno lie tpar in
fur3er 3eit tuieoer i'm Stanoe, ibre
Irbeit aqein gu nerri9ten. Dieles
berporragenoe Weittel fir 5rauen=
&ranfbeiten beilt fbneu unb bauerno
@erpoiitdt, Sblafloiigfeit, Welan=
bplie, &opfibmer5en uno Sbpin=
oel=Mnfdlle. gs lit cine @ottes=
@abe fiir i6mabe unb abeearbeitete
2eute. 6eilung garantirt. @ur
so Gents bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Droguiiten.
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per Gr(abmam Hapoleons I.

IS maren menise Sage por ber
S9ladt bon Galtiglione Is. NueuF
1867, bie Seiterrei6er tpurben allent.
| balben aug ibren poiitionen perbrdnet,
gu 2onato. 8reseia, Galo II. H..
gu 2onato leilteten lie tapferen, ,pies
tuo6f bersebliden Wiberfanb. Oas
@4idial oes Saaes bins bon Dem ge.
iibe eines plateaus ab, bas bic @e.
publifaner fdon gu ipieoerbolten Malen
,, aneesriffen batten: INNER obne gr.
folg. 8onaparte iprenote 3ur Mpant-
9arbe-M Maiiena fommanoirie iie-unb
aab i6nell einiss 8eieble. Sn bieIem
Muaenblide fam Die Gibiiion @upeur
im Gturmi9ritte oaber, ausaebun9ert,
boil 9urf mad @ubm-oieie Golbaien
batten "a Stlnnen lang teinen 8tffen
iiber bic Sippen 9ebraht-mit gefdll-
tenn 9ajonett; bic patronen maren ber-
| fboiien.-gin Sdaer perlieB oas @lieb
uno lief su gonaparte. gs mar elm
iunger Mann BON 20 Sabren, feline
atbletiide @efalt tontra1irte ionberbar
nit benz jusenbliben @efi9te; lange
blonde 6aare fielen ibm uber bic Wan-
9en.-Sein Munb mar f9mara bon
pnlper; feline @ueen flammten.-
rGeneral," ia9te er, r@ie mnffen ba,
mo- Sic finb, einiae @tiide auffabrenI
laffen unb eine Salbbrigabe ba binun.I
terf4iden, bic aaOaIlerie gu flantiren,
fonif limb mir ber-A-. unelhdli9er,
milf Ou idtueisen unb In 9etn ,@lieo
auriidtebren Der Sdeer srhbte Mill
tdriid unb rannte 3urtd. d.-gonaparte
befolete ausenblidlid ben @atb bes
Sdgers; ct CAB 8efeble, bie 9enannten
Bemegun9en ausaufiibren. gini9e
Mueenblide folste er benz inbnen Bur.
fden nit ben Nu9en, bann perlor er ibn
i'm pulpertampfe. Cine babe @tunbe
barauf batten bic Granaoien bos pla-
teou 9enommen; bic Oeiierreidber 3ogen
lid juriid 9egen @abarbo. 0ie Sonne
9ing unter; has 9eer lagerte ii9 UNI
bic 8iwadfeuer. Da lieb Der General
BE DipiiiOn 9upeur unter bic Maffen
treten. gr f9ritt lansfam bur9 bic
Weiben. Sdueiaenb betra1tete er
Wann fir Wann. Mls er bur9 bie
lebte @eibe sefdritten ipar, umsoa elm
finiierer grnlf iein @eii1t. St bate
ben ni9t gefunoen, ben er iu9te. gr
ffellte fid pieber Dor bic ssront unb
ia9te; .Welaes 1T Der Sdaer. ber I'M
Mneenblide oes Gampfes iein glieb
berlaiien bot, UNI NIT mir 3u ipreden?"
aeiner re9te iid. ~gr trete Dor, rief
Honaparte. .oiesmal forbere i9 ibm
oaau auf. =. General, ipra9 eine
tiefe Sttmme, .er feblt beim Mppell-;
uno nod nlan8er Mnbere. Mir ffanben
gllbogen an gllboeen. Sd bab's qe.
teben, uie ibn cine 4ugel traf. Tos
Stladtfelb III bod unier! rief er nod;
bann mars aus init ibm." gonabarte
nabm ben Gut ab. .@olbaten,A iaate
er, .er NOR Elm braper. elm perfdnoi0er
Soloat. Ddtte bic ausel mid qetrof.
fen," iebte er sesen ben Oberf 9etuen.
bet bin3u, 10 t0nnte er mid erieben.A
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tleioete lid. aB uno trant auf orienta.
lifGe @eiie, tru9 einen langen Bart,
lieB jeoeraeit beim Musgeben, ielbf am
Sage, atpei brennenoe 8adeln nor ji9
bertra9en unb ourd einen tleinen Ne-
ger, Der iein Oiener unb pfleeetino
mar, ben Wantel na&bringen. @ein
2ager mar auf Der @roe. feline 9labrung
Neis, fein @etrdnf Wafier, iein Ser.
gniigen Sabat. 9ie borgei6riebenen
Mafdunsen uno Ge6ete beridumte er
ME. gr mar Elm gutter N@eiellfdafter
unb tuuBte alf cine eigene anaiebenbe
Meiie beitere 2aune, frana6iii6e 2eb-
baftigfeit unb tiirfiiden grnf in Der
unterbaltuns gu bereinen. Muf elmer
&eiie bon 9eneoie nod England ifarb
Ct am 2. Mai 1776.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-07
pic hummtn ptut(der..

Ter tleine 6eraos 9einrib bon Bor.
oeanI. gntel 2arls bes 3ebnten bon
Grantrei9 (9ebOren am 29. September
1920, 9eitorben als @raf bon @bam.
boro am "a. Mu9uif 1883 in Grobsborf
bel Wien), mar Elm iebr lebbaftes unb
9eiftig reyes 9inb. Sur bic beutide
Sprade tpar ibm 3upiber. ,Warum
muB i'd nur eisentli9 Deuti9 lernen?~
tragte er zines 9aees ieinen 2ebrer,.
6errn @oIlarb.
.Weil au Grantrei9 cine propina
9ebort. In Der beutfd geipro4en tuiro. Z
~Wie8 gu Grantrei9 gebort cine
probin3, In Der ceutfd seipro9en
utrb9A
.@euib. gndbiaer Qerr, bas glIaB. a.
.Aber es finb bod Gransoien, uno
lie ipreden trobbem tein Gran36iii42-
.Tieie probina lam erf unier Cub.
mig Gem Nieraebnten su Grantret@,
borbsr geb0rte lie 3u Deuti4lanb."
.Wie lanee 1T bas ber?1
-uneefdbr bunberta@t3ig SABRE.
Der tleine 6erSos brad in lautes @e.
!d1ter aus. %, bieie bummen Oeut.
tden! Sic 9eb5ren felt bunberta&tsis
Sabren 3u Grantreid unb baben in bic.
ler !angen 3eit nod ni9t einmal Grm,.
solti@ eelernt! Mber i'd mill es fie
t9on lsbren. uenn id einmaI Qbnia
BIN !. er bat teine @elssenbeit aefun.
ben, oisien idonen @orfab aussufibren,
oenri tein @robpater mubte bereits 1880
mieoer bonn abron berabfeieen.
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gnbe.
Gin pitlbfmtetss lebea.

Der i'm Sabre 1713 in MbarneIiffe
Hooge bet Sbefftelb eeborene 6obn bes
na&moligtn enolii@en Geianbten In
Qonhantinopel. Gbmaro Wortlep Won-
ta0iie, aetote f9on in ieiner suaenb
sin duberfi lebbaites Temperament.
Der iunee Wontasue NOR ber Qiebltna
ieiner Wutter. bic ibm Ieiber allen Wil.
len lleb. Don Der Metminneri&ule
entlief er breimal unb breimal iuurbe
q jurfd9ebra&t; auerf half er einem
64oruaetnfe9er bic gifsn te6ren bann
nabm ibn Elm Glider anf, nit benz er
In ben @traben S5ii1e ausbot; enbli9
uurbe er 6diffsiunae auf einem nod
Spanien ieselnben S@iffe, aber iaum
pier an9elommen, entmid er unb nabm
Otnfe bel einem Woultbtsrtreiber.
Ro&btm Der en9llide 2oniul ibn
entbedt unb ieinen Gltern 3uriidgeianbt
bate, sabtn ibm bieie einsn 6ofmeiasr
unb ianbten i6n NIT bemielben auf
3etten. namentli9 nod Mentnbten.
9sni9e Sabre mar Ct elm aei16ttes
9telieb bes parloments unb mebrerer
mtfteni4oftli&er @eiellfdaften Qon.
oons. Aber bic ilnrube trieb ibn ipieber
tn be Meite. Gr bur4freifte bic Welt
bis an ieinen Sob.
80 btn.~ toste er in einem ieiner
1rtefe, init benz beuti9en Noel umoe.
eanoen unb babe auf ieinen Qonbiiseu
mein 2ebreelb in Der eolen Meitiana
osoeben. Sd BIN In Der S9meia uno
In 0ollonb ein Mdersmann aeipsien
unb babe bie bei9eibnen Dienae eines
poaillons unb zines pfIa9ers ni&i
psri&mdbt. Sd babe mid In paris In
bas ldppif9e 0eiuanb zines Stutera
sslleibst. sd bin In Rom elm Mbbt
Qcutien. in 0ambure babe Id NIT FOL.
4km Grfolse aeprebiat, bab bic Self.
W9iett auf mid neibif@ oe,porben III.
Vi bsreife ben 9anFn Orient unh
uabm In Der 9Arlet ben 9urban, tpie
= t&etnt aus reiner ueberseuauna,
eenn Ct 6efolete iiberall auf ieinen
1ktien bic Religions. unb alle tibriaen
Uebt6u&e ber Wo6ammebaner NIT ber
RaHtat4Rsn 0sptIiin4aitiassit. q
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unter 6enr Dierfarbigeu
8Qmner.
&ontan als Dem iiioafritanii@em
Wololanoe Srausbaal.
Won 8runo @asener.
(SbluB).

(SblnB).
@ingsberum ordngten ii1 bic bdr.
tisen Rrie9er, unb als Der preoiaer
nun bic Gra9e erit an Waltber unb
oonn an gliia ri1tete, pb iie einanber
au0eb6ren tpollten in Heter 9reue Bis
In ben Sob, ba ipie9elten ii9 bic looern.
ben Glommen bes Geuers aui 3tuet
glhdli9en Geii6tern. unb felt unb
o9ne 3agen antmorteten lie @eibe !:
Sal
Der priefer erbob bic 0dnbe iiber
bte 9dupter Der Beiben. So ieane gud
ber 6err,A fasie er laut uno feierIid.
sSn bieien 9agen Der Notb fdliebt
Soft burd feines prebisers Qanb guren
1unb; Srauer latet uber unierem
9anbe unb Bolt; ober Der 9err, Der
Elm Gott Der @ere9tieteit 1T, wirb
uniere sere9te ga9e nt&t gan3 oerIaf.
len. unb uenn er beute feline 9anb bon
uns siebt, 70 finb feline Wese uns tpobl
berboreen,; aber In SerrIi9teit tuirb er
&Iles btnausfii6ren. Inb barum aus
Qeib unb Notb, ba uniere Ger5en be.
Mmmsrt iinb' unb uniere 3utunft bum
I'll, ruie ID gu9 ju: Greuet gn4 In
benz 4errn allertpeee. unb abermols
ioQe i'd; freuet gu9l"
Der Delbpreoieer bate nile elm Seber
seipro&en; bel ben lebten Worten mar
Der Wlonb aus ben Wolten getreien unb
bottle iein itlbernes 3auberlidt 'iiber bic
nd4tli4 rubenbe grbe gebreitet unb OIL
ben Ber9esbduptern fein leu9tenbes
Diobem aufgebdnet.
Da pies Der prebiaer nit Ieiner
&e&ten binouf gen 0immel, unb Elm
etrabl ber @er5uduns bra9 aus ieinem
miloen Greifenoneslidte.
x@ott ielbii ienbet uns elm 3eiden-
fetn bellies Qidt aus Wpllenbuntel! !"
rief er Iaut. Limb tpenn allie Welt
miber uns III, aber unier @ott uns nid5t
psrldbt, 10 tuollen mir nidt 3a9en. mir
bduen auf Jpn, unb er tuirb uns i&ir-
men. Gott fdnbe 9ransbaal
unb leife murmelnb tpieberbDlten es
bie tuettereebrdunten Grieger i'm GreiIe:
.@ott f9Hbe 9ransbaal!"
Maltber Mlbredt aber bridte jeinem
iunQen Weibe ftumm bic Ganb, unb
etn Seber los in bes Mnberen Qiuaen
oas !eilige @el6bnib: 9reue bis in ben
9obl
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= Inter ben 8elibern bon @eitau=

= Inter ben 8elibern bon @eltau=
rants auf benz Bariier @eltausitel=
lunesplabe berrldt eroBe 1nsufrie=
oenbeit, uno ungefdbr elm Dubenb
oerlelben baben cine Geriammlung
einberufen, in Der enti9ieoen tperoen
ioQ, ob bic &eitaurants eelblpGen
tueroen ioQen ober ni9t. Der Bd1=
ter beg beoeutenoiten &eitaurants auf
benz Wfarsfelbe bat fir ben Quaorat=
meter ieines Nreals 200 Jrancs gu
aablen, tpas bel oem 5ldheninbalt
BON ], ,l65 Quaoratmetern bic Cunt
me BON 233, 600 SrancS fir Die Sai=
ion auamQht.
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: General @robefpff Fl

= General @robetoff bat aus
8lagDmielbtibenSf an Mmur an bas
&rieesminiiterium in ct. Beters=
burg beribtet, oaB es am 3. Muauft
gu einem &ecDgnoscirunSeefe1te nit
ben gbineien bel 9e1e tam, in tpel=
dem Die @bineien nit eroBen 8erlu=
iten in bic Slubt geiaet tpDroen. Sci
Migun bra6ten Die &oladen ben
gbineien groBe 8erluite bel unb err
oherten 2 @eibabe uno 2 sylaQqeu.
Die cine oerielben trug bic Sni1riit;
nDas Bolf Der groBen Sault."
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u n [ Il IT,
W. &. & =. 8ab1.

Mbfabrt.
Nab BacD, Sort @ortb, Dallas, 8anias
gitp. ct. 2ouis uno Chicago tdglit
(S. U. ~. q. Depot) .7:45 Mor9ens.
Nab gaco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (ppm
SunIet 0ep0t) 800 Nbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, 8anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb gBaco, tdglih
(Suniet 0epDt) ........ $3.50 Born.
Bon 8acp, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
". & u. 3. Depot) 80. 1920 Nbenbs.
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= Ser Yetersburaer @orrelpon=

UeC Ptter1UHrBeC VUrre1pUH=
bent Der 2onboner Times" melbet,
5iirit Wobtiosfp tperoe in tpeniaen
1aeen in mibtisen sSinansangele=
genbeiten, Die NIT elmer neuen Mn=
leibe in 8erbinouns lteben, iiber
pel1e 8uBlano in ben Ser. Staaten
unterbanoelt, nab Gmerita abreiien.
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,frei ait 6ra,.en !

Gin Yrobe<Yadet zines einfaben Saus.
Rittels, bas 9auienoe BON 5rauem bon
lditigeu 5rauenleiben unb Sbpacbeu ae.
beilt bat. Man abreiiire:
MRS. ANNA MILLER, Box 23S, Milwaukee. Wis.
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: Sn @apaiota bat iih ldon tpie-
Der cine &oblen0l=9rae0bie ereignet.
@S Derbrannte, natiirli1 beim sSeuer=
an5iinben, bic 19 Sabre alte Wfrs.
q. 8rooter, Die ieit einem Sabre
perbeiratbet tpar unb Mutter tper6en
iollte. Die 5rau itarb unter ben
grdBlibiten Sbmeraen.
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= Wie itebt's NIT Sbrer 2eber :?
@enn lie bili0s lit, 10 oeriuhen Sic
r@roBmutterS 9bee". (Jiir 25
gtS. bel allen bieiigen Npotbetern. J
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0te beriibmte 1riiblinaS= =Meotcin:
Or. Sieaert's Mneoftura 8itters. Gin SbeeIoifel
Dor benz Gfen. Uan bhte ii4 Dor iddolihen Nad=
abmungen.
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Wtabnde 6ptel 8ar,
Oft 6ouiton StraBe.
70 nj. Wutb, -. Gigentbiimer

Wtan finoet bier elm nor5iislibes
@laS 8ier unierer beimilben 8raue=
reien. geionoere Inerfennung per=
bienen bic Weiue, @igarren, WbiSfieS,
2iau6re &c. Oieie @irtblbaft erfreut
Iib oes ausge5eibneten &ufes, gu
ben angenebmiten Iufentbaltsorteu
Der Staot su adblen.
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g. u. & u. q. 8abm.
Mbfabrt.

ND III.
Hab @alueiton, Souiton unb guero tag
lig. ................8: .8:45 Born.
Nab Corpus gbriiti, Mranias IaB unb
Deebille tdglih. .2:20 Na6m.
gead B6rne uno 8errnile. td9li6, aus
genOmmen Sonntags :. 2:45 Naebm.
Nab Borne un6 8errpilIe, Sonntass =.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 Born.
Mntunft.
Bon @albeitDn. Souiton unb guerp tdg<
lid. 100 Mben6s.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Mranias BaB un6
8eebille tdglicb 1:55 Nabm.
Bon Borne unb &errnille. tdslib, aus<
gen0mmen Sonntags. -. 1855 Born.
Bon Bbrne unb 8errnille, Sonnta9s, 49,.
800 Mbenbs.
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U n funft t
8mlf gbpre 8abm J..

u . q y I'll.
Nab Stodbale, tdalidb, aussenommen
S0nnta9s. .................S:0 500 Sorm.
Mntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdglieb, aus9enDmmen
SOnntags. 300 Hadn.
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:. & 8. u. sabn.
Sputbern Yacific 8abu.
WbfQhrt.
q b { q q r t.

Naf Netp Orleans, 9ouitDn> unb @al=
neiton tdslid). ......... 1900 Mittaes.
Naeb 81 Baio, galiforuien unb Merito
800 BOrm.
Nab NDr6>Eeras, ct. 2ouis unb gbicaz
go (Katy Flyer $500 Nbenbs.
Mntunft.
Son Norb<Eeras, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago
katy Flyer $3.50 MDrgens.
8on Netu Orleans, SDuiton un6 @al<
beitDn td9lib. b............ .4:45 93a6m.
Bon 81 Baio, galifornien unb Merifo
.7:30 Mbenbs.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11
TUESDAY TOPICS.

l.. NJ. Macy was in Battle Creek today
on business.
Mrs. c. b. Holahan is visiting in
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Judge j, b. Barnes was a passenger
for Lincoln this morning.
Guy Kierstead, the Tilden jeweler,
was in the city today on business.
Mrs. Desmond returned last evening
from q weeks visit in Sioux City,
G. S, Hayes is expected home today
from his business visit to Chicago.
w. b. Mullen of Bloomfield was a
business visitor in the city yesterday,
Fred Frey, Frank Morton and Harvey
Miller of Pierce spent last night in Nor.
folk.
Mrs. Tope of Iowa is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. q. w. Lee, on South Second
street.
Mrs. j. B. Maynard is enjoying a visit
from her friend, Mrs, Ii. S. Harrison
of York,
Mrs. p. Duffey of Chadron is the
guest of Mrs. ]. A. Mullen in the
Heights.
Charles Pilger is confined TO his home
on South Fifth street with an attack of
appendicitis,
A number of young people enjoyed q
hay-rack ride, last evening. through the
streets of Norfolk.
Misses Ella and Alice Mullen returned
last night from Sioux City. where they
attended the carnival.
Mrs. It. T. Odiorne and Miss Matte
Davenport returned last evening from a
visit with relatives and friends in Sioux
City,
Mi. and Mrs, w. II. Brakeman enter,
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The Best Advertising.

Philadelphia Record When a bust
ness man admits by a painted sign or a
display window that he wants business
he can give one of but three reasons if
he fail to advertise in the newspapers,
viz: That the amount of business in
his line in the community is too small
to warrant the expense; that he lacks
abe money required for the best form OF
advertising, or that his Judgment is bad
and is not influenced by obvious facts,
The most successful business mon are
the most persistent of newspaper adver.
tisers.
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AT wayne.
Enthusiastic Reception to the Speaker of
the House of Representatives-Mr.
Hays Speaks Also.

the House of Representatives-Mr.
Hays Speaks Also.
From Wednesdays Daily.
The republican rally at Wayne last
night, at which Hon. David B. Hepder-
son of Iowa, speaker of the house of
representatives, was the principal orator,
was very much of a success.
The speaker arrived from Omaha at
7 30 and was met at the depot by the
| Wakefield band, a torch light procession
and a large assemblage of citizens. He
was at once conducted to the opera
house, which was literally packed with
people, and hundreds could not gain ad.
mission.
A song by the Wayne glee club was
we'll received and accorded a hearty II
core. The Wakefield glee club followed
with another song and was also vigor-
ously encored.
Hon. J. d. King of Wayne presided
at the meeting and introduced Speaker
Henderson in a felicitous manner, and
the well known Iowa statesman opened
his address in a characteristic manner
He gave particular attention to Mr..
Bryan's paramount issue switch change
about every day. He held the close at
tentien of his audience about an hour
and a half and was at times enthusi-
astically cheered.
The Wakefield glee club again favored
the audience with a choice campaign
selection and Mr.. Henderson, in a char
acteristic way called for a speech from
John-meaning of course Hon. John r.
Hays-whom he said would be the next
congressman from the Third district and
whom he wanted with him in the next
congress as he had particular use for
him.
Mr.. Hays, who was present as a spec
tator, was taken somewhat by surprise
but arose to the occasion and held the
ID minutes.
Speaker Henderson departed on the
early train this morning for Fairmont.
Tomorrow night he will speak at Oxford
Junction and will speak at Lincoln be.
fore going into Kansas. He is feeling
very we'll and his voice is in good con-
dition. He was particularly pleased to
meet and talk with a number of old
Iowa acquaintance at Wayne and the
people of that city feel that they were
highly honored by receiving a visit from
the speaker of the house of representa-
tives.
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Christsned Their Bikes.

\ story of political significance is go
ing the rounds concerning a trio of
young ladies who had been out on a
bicycle trip. They stopped at a farm
house to get a drink of water and one
of the girls sprinkled her wheel with
the remark
Il christen thee William Mckinley
because you have made a good run"
Another of the girls sprinkled the
saddle of her wheel, saying:
Il christen thee Theodore Roosevelt
because you are a rough rider"
The third young lady sprinkled the
tire OF her machine with the formula =
Il christen thee William j, Bryan be
cause you are full of wind"
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11
HE WAS FLIMFLAMMED.
Henry Paid $50 for II Watch Worth
$50 a Gross.

Henry Paid $50 for n Watch Worth
$50 a Gross.
The Omaha correspondent of the
Sioux City Tribune recites the following
interesting story Of the trials and tribu-
latious of a young Wayne benedict and
his experience with the ICON" men of
the city:
Henry 9. Wilkins, of Wayne, though
but a plain farmer lad, had read in the
newspapers about ICON men, ''him-
fam artists" gold brick..peddlers and
green goods agents, so when leaving
| Wayne on his wedding tour his friends
warned him against sharpers generally,
he thought the admonition entirely
uncalled for.
One day last week while his bride was
visiting with friends Oh the south side
Henry sauntered down to see the sights.
He had a half formed idea, too, that he
might buy something for his wife before
he returned. A lot of flash jewelry in a
pawnshop caught his eye. The propri-
etor, seeing he was interested, invited
him in.
Something in the line of a lady's
watch? Certainly. Here's a beauty for
S40-solid gold case. Elgin works, full
jeweled," and the rest of it.
After the usual dickering and irreso-
luton Henry said he'd take the watch
for $50. "But, he added, II want you
to come with me to a jewelry store up
town and if the jeweler says the watch
is all right the bargain is closed"
Henry and the pawnbroker watched
the uptown jeweler as he scruti-
nized the little yellow chonometer and
heard his report with satisfaction.
"This is a rather old WATCH" he said.
Give years ago it would have sold for
$50 and it's worth about $45 now"
On the way back to the pawnshop the
broker Switched" watches, giving
Henry a cheap filled case and inferior
works.
The chances are that Henry would have
been slow a~t..discovering the cheat had
it not been that the notion struck him
within the next hour to have his name
and his wife's engraved upon this token
of his affections. With this purpose in
view he took it back to the uptown jew.
eler. The work was ordered and the
engraver began upon it at nee.
$50 you decided not to buy the watch
you showed me-" observed the uptown
jeweler.
"Why, yes, that's the one."
"Not much What did you pay for
this one?"
Thirty dollars"
"Well, watches like the one you just
brought in amt worth $50 a gross"
The next day Henry took the time
piece back to the pawnbroker. There
was another man behind the counter
who denied all knowledge Of the trans
action and said the ticker didn't
come from that shop. This so confused
Henry that he was not quite certain but
that he had made a mistake in the
pawnshop-there are so many of them
in that quarter of the city. He appealed
to the police to help him out, but SO far
they have been unable to locate the
pawnbroker.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11

j. d, Surgeons Colored Porter's
sewing machine contest ends with the
end of this month and the friends of the
two contestants should not delay in ex.
pressing a preference. The contest has
become very interesting, much spirit
being shown on both sides, and it ap.
pears that there will be merry war be-
fore the close. Neither is far enough
in advance Of the other to have a "cinch''
and a lively finish is looked for.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11
TUB TRUTHS.

should again visit Norfolk the Auditor.
ium wouldn't hold the people desiring
attend. Those who missed it will
have something to regret. Those who
saw it will remember it for a lifetime.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11

On October II, 10 and Is the f, E. g.
NJ. V. r. r., will sell excursion tickets
to Kansas City, Mo-, at one fare plus
81. 90 for the round trip, good TO return
until october 20.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11

The Retort Oak has the only positive
check known in stove construction.
The control Of fire is absolute, Ham.
street will answer all inquiries.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11
THE NOST
TO THE
FAR1ER, STOCkRAISER,
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Is that trayersed nv the
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Railroad

Great centrrl Southern Trunk Line.
in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-.
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Come and see for yourselves.
HALF FARE EXCURSIONS FIRST AND
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Printed matter, maps and all informa-
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The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-10-11

M. T. Kruger, at Eberhart's restau-
rant, is agent for a first.class steam
laundry at Wayne. Give them a trial.
Satisfaction guaranteed.