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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-29

9iiemals bat eiu irii1ercr Snbaber
6icics Nmtes iid gr0Berer @nnit
rl1tcr ser 2ebrcrid)ait bcs Stootcs
unb ollcn, sic init oen M%ngclegenbei>
ten ocs Sdl,ltpeiens i'll Sen pcridice
bencn Counties 81 TIM baben, cr'
frcut. ST lit ein damn, Scr ourd)ats
iiir cas- Nmt idbi0 lit, 'beiist ci,1crt
ebrenperten perlonliten Gbaratter,
nno. elmer, 1ollf ben Gle 9iiitacsr brs
'Staatcs itrl5 iiub, iucnn CT alid tcr>
ner ais bas Sbcrbaupt ibres Sd)uls
mcicns i'm Nnnte bleibt.
Sic Glcftoren iino sic @erren g.
e. Muifel BON st,.tsman, Sonncl
8idoroion bon @ar0, &ager IQin
BON @olib unb s. 5. 9. @clbcrt bon
Sliper County. Gicie Waluaer ipcrs
bcn sen beinobe %einltimnligea
@unid ser 8iiraer 0es Staotes,
obne ltnteridieo ser Gartei, elus.
brud geben, COB 5geo6orc 3ooiebelt
bier meitere Sabre bos Yralioent=
idlottsomt b%ei6eboltcn ioll. @rob an
@eiitcsgaben, umiaiienb in Der
Staatsfunit, iurd)tlos III ieinen
lleberseugunsen, 6iplomatiid), oufe
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-29

gu iibernebmenL men1 l1mitGnoc cs
n0tig MAIDEN ipiinOen, onB CT Sic
3iiael Scr 8egicrnng ij6erncbmc'.
miiBte. Ct fat bisber iein 9lmt sur
grobte1 3uiriebc1beit un6 III llcber=
einitimml,ng nit :be,t Giibrern Get
8artet pertpaltet:
Sargcnt County iplrrbc bclon6ers
b~epor5ugt 6urh bie ,.NtusmoN ei,cs
ibrer beiten 8iirger fir 0en &olten
bes Staatsidabmeiiters. SER g..
Getcrion lift gleidfaQs iebr uortcil=
boft :bnrd ben .sanscn staat be,
fa,nt. Ct fat ieinen Nablern tre,.<
lid in Ser 2egislatltr uno III per;
idieoenen Gountp.Acmtcrl1, sic CT
bertualtct bat, aeoient sstno ipiro lie
audi bieSmal ols 5taatsid)asmciiter
nidjt cnttauidcn. gr lit, ein eiiriger
Nepublifaner uno. ELM Biirser NIT
unliaiien6eu, iertihrittlid]en S6ecl,.
Muoitor &pluneS une Staatsiefrt:
tar 8orter iii,o ,Iy. cine @ie6ermabl
ernor,,t nor0eil:" sGieiel6en. :muroen
obnc irgcno. ipefd1f g%iumenolng CT
nannt = eim 3eidsn' ibrer @pm,lari-
tat = un6 baben. por5ugdid)e tDeant-
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-29
Die 8fli6t Ser @abler.

Sic @abler oieies stoates un0
Scr Counties baben Elm b%eionoeres
8orredt, eleid3eiti9 aber aud cine
brineenbe @flidt in bieient Sabre,
AM s. Mobember, gu erfuuen.
Die 8ereinigten Staaten limb ETH
,punoerbar geiesnetes 2ar6 , +nno
Mort.D afotd fat iid 1T Merraiden.
Der @eife enttpidelt. Ser @runb II,
benz gorbanbeniein oieicr 9atiaden
lieat gum er0bten; Sell in BET rep,1>
blifanifden Nertualtung, uno folte
Ie6er @6bler feline Mnerfennuttg
910bprmbI stblstUaeliiiifn III 1tetest
sabre 6as boIs repiiblitantfdes&id
ttimmt.
!, + Wer 10 itilnimt, eiebt feline Gtiurl,le
ab fit quite gertpaltul1g nrb cute
8eiten..
Gin ieIdes gotum 1T eine 3uriiiaf.
-peifung al(er polit;iden Experiments
,tnb Sfines, bere1 1tnternebmlng
bic Bernnlaiiulg gu barten 3eitea
tnb g~e6riidter @eid1tsitimtnung
jein miirbe. :
ginsioIdeg &otlln1 fiitrt at meite,
ser1 1ortidritt un6 grsBerer Slider.
II 49, a. -rAa
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~- =" - = {:
Das staats-S idet.

Ser staot bon Mor6-D afota mar
nod niemals in einerxio e1,telt iinale
:5iellen .@erfqiiung, alS bent5utage
&od~ iableIan9em 0emiiber, bic
sduloellait, 6ie ui,s als Grbteil Der
friberen @ermaItrng iberlaiien mur-
Sc, al tilger, baben mir erfolgrei6
ben Staat bon Der 2ait beireit 1,1o
beute lit berielbe 5ablungsiabig, bat
eineu al,sge3eidneteu areoit, obste
I'M l1mlalf befinoltde 6or6erungen,
,1to nit alnsjidt un6 8orfebrunsen
fir 5mtiinftige ginnabmet.
Dieie lsitnation lit berporeeruien
tporten bl1r9 Musfibrung. Der b.
t%reffaa6en @eicbe Ser Republican,
iden 2egislatur ur6 burd Die Ser
tpaItung folder @eiebe bon republic
faniiden .8eamtel1. @r0Bere @n-
itreneurgelt, Ben 'staat in cine ge>
iun6e 6inan5lage 511. berieben, iino
genadt tpor6en, GROCER benn lie 5u'
Dor in Ser @efdidte oes gtaates.
Die republitaniide Bortet 1T. oes<
halb beredti9t, BON ben @iirgern oes
tStaates einett ,Musorud Ter Bill
lignrg ibrer Gdtiafeit au nerlan0e1,
un6 atpar bur6 GrD6blung Der re-
pubiitaniiden Mitalie6er Der 2egis.
Iatar un6- @epublifaner 5ur Son.
.trolle Der. @eeierumgsbureous.
se asRdbI bon asot9retbnntalieber1t
E.bot 3tunr teiiaei1 6irefte,1 ginfluB
auf Die staatseeiebaebuna, aber III
6ieitm 9taate, no Die 5pet aonereB'
manner I'M goi15er cat Iorge) ct.
tp1bIt iperoett, betradtet man bic
aanoiSnte,1 fir 6ieie stellung als
eit1cn Sell bas sStaatstidets. 3met
aanoioate1 fir bic 5tpet Site i'm
aongreB tperben bon Ser repltblifa.
niiden Bartei porgeidlagct Sic
&errei1 Mariban nnb @ronna. Ser
eritere biente bereits in berfelbea
Giaenidaft in einem friibwen Ser.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-29
1inam3ic4 1T @c2ca,. County 1T 0eimnoettt 3Mitamo.
2lue Joroerma9e, timo 1T 8aar be5aDlt.
0emie6t hns befe Anfebeu+
9te repnblifantid)en &amoioatem n.rpFi d)tcm lid 81
ftrcn9cr 9partanteit.- TrIbcrer @ctoro lit Die
NlattForma, anf ucId)er bic &amoiootem
Il. Ditt.

9ns lit elmo 1ii,iti9e Gage Scr Ser.
bult,lillc unD mndl1 Is ms Ncrgnll:
gen, sic Niirlcr BON Nteycan Gourtn
it bealiidluiinidcn, BOB lie ID aliid'
lid) iillo, ih1c County : Ecrlpoltlng lit
10 noriii1lidjcr iinnniicllcr Gcrialiung
81 BADEN. IS oibt IN NorO.I nfotd
1llr lebr mcnia Counties. bic cilcn
bcliercn slualueis licicrn fonnc1. limb
mir brho,ptcn, SAB hie5 Sl @unlteu
bon jrocm cin:clncn Ncon,trn 'prldlt,
ser nit Ser Nerpoltunn bcs Gnu,tuS
lett sen lctten ad,t %,Snhre1 pcrfliiplt
NOR : cs acigt. oaE hieIelbrn t%pnler'
potip, cs ,ciat. SOP tic c,rlih luarcn;
cs sciat aber audi, boB lie Oos Ser.
troucn Gil id,obcn >uuBtcn, 0os bic
@ilr0cr linen characterization, nlS
tic bicieibcn iiir sic hod,ltchcnocn Fos
Iten ouSmobltcn. IS sciat icrner,
BOB bic rcpublifoniid,c Enrtci tcincil
Ncbler mnd,tc. ais tic oicie M6nncr
iii Gnrldllaa brod,tc. IS lit matr.
bieicl6cn hobcn nidlts mcitcr octan,
ols lire Tilid)tcn eriiiat. ober man
mlB %he6cnfcn, han tic IN GriiiQmlg
illrcr Eilid)t 5ualcid e1rlid u1o treu
marcn.
SIC rcpnhIifoniidcn Gountn-1ol1.
oibotcn bon 1904, Mliamncn uno ol3
cil1clnc Eerioncn, pcrlaiicn iif iumt
mno fnn0crs auf sen Hcforb Der Ear.
tel uno oui Sen iinonsiclln 0crid,t
ocs Gountps fir 1904. Iicic "no Sic
mobrcn mnb bcgloubiatcn Vcmeiic Scr
rcpublifaniiden Eortci bon Mc2com
Gountp. in bercn BcifGitsiii6run1
bon Gountn Anaclesenbeitcn, uno
icber &onbioot ouf Dem 5idet bon
1904 bat iid scr Ear!e; bcrpilid)tet,
fir eil,c 5orticbuna Der bisberiaelt
cbrlidcn l,nS f%puierpdtipea Gerpql.
tlnQ 5,t ipirfcn.
Sir luollen sen MGhfern nidtt Dor.
id,reiben, pcldel Mnhrfprud lie iGl.
len iollen, a6er mir mod)ten erfIdrcn.
hoB Die rcpublifnniidc Gartet un6
lire @anhibaten sic adt1rna unS oos
Gertraucn Der Stcucrso6ler bon We.
2eon Gountn ncrbicncn r,n6 oc5bol6
an Ser @a6lltGttc i'm Nobcmber nit
alien 3roften Enteritiibt weroen ioG,
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fer ecmicocn, NIT aasnabn,c. Sos
ct eiuer 9icnit3cit bon swci Sabrcn
oils Mopor bon @illsboro. iiiui SATIRE
als Mitglico bes 9ircftoreurates Der
Mormalidulc,. 5u mcldJem CT mod
gebort, uno 5lpan5ig Sabre ais
Sd)asmciitcr Oc5 tS1uloircfturcn-
rates geniigte.
@r miro alnciiellos, rn,D nit Mcd)t,
Sic gr0bte Mojorit6t an, 8. Nopcnl=
Der erbalten, oie jc cinent 0camten
in 6iei cm Stoate 31lcrteilt ipuroc.
Su &icc-@ omuernellr Bartlett, SET
iih fir cine @igpcr,pabt bcreit CT
flart fat, ,be{itt.. pie Hartci cincr
Manll, ser itber' aoi,5 al1feraemohu-
lid]e @cia1isl1gcn fir Die Hilid)tcn
circs GoriitMbeil beg 'Sc1ats Der
fiigt, nno Der audi I'm sStanoe marc,
Die Eflidten oe5 4StaatsoberbaupteS
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-29

NIT GROCER Griabrlma rno miro bos
slmt nit cimc,n intclligcmcn Nc9riii
BON sen Mmforocrun9en, SIC an bas.
iclbe Aeitcllt mcrbcn, ontrctcn mmS
sic DISQUALIFICATION crfenncl,, ouh oie
iid) @clcaenbeit gum Muiid)W,,ng ser
@ouowirtid)uft mo beS @ciddits-
lcbens, burd 8crmittllKa oicicS
9cportcmcnts, i'm Stoatc bietcn.
Son. Is. &c. 6rid) fat icin M1nt a!s
@cneralanpolt por5iialid) %peripaltet
uno icine Micoererncnmumg mar ge-
ld)rGcn, ,pcil man bon icineu 619ig-
fcitel1 iiber3eugt mor.
%. g. Stoflpcl, republifoniidcr
0anoibot fir acknowledgements,
lit elmer ser bcltbefamtcn gr5iegcr
i'm Stoate. Gr bot eincn por5iiglid)cn
Observation-Disclosures obAcgcbcu
u,lo pcroient einen ,1cllcn Scrmin.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-29
@eri6tst efen:

Sir @idter, 6. 9iitrift-
%. 8. @indelter, 8tsmard.
County
Oeffentlider Abminiitrator, Senr:
9art.
@ountp-a uoitor, .. 9. @ing.
gountp-S habmeiiter s.. S. &oot'
-SHeriff, Ole @rabin.
l1rfunoenregiitrator. Sans. 9.
Mpgaar6.
Geridtsclerf, Setter y. edmiot.
@taatsanpalt, %. 8. N,1eBle.
@onntp:&idter, g. 81. 2drlb. :.
Gonntp.8 ermeiier,. 9. g. g.
Gplem.
Sdulinperintenbent, s. g.. Dlion.
E. Coroner, 81. g. Ebonlpio11.
golnatpfommiiiar, 8. 9iltr., S.Hut.
5riebensridtcr = -
81. g. @anarb, 5. 81. $otpeu, SoDll
@irteI, Sobn @ittmeDer.
&ouitabler -
S. 81. gsgert, Sas. aperp, Sobm
Minb. s. s. SDoemafer. :,
Gtener.ATefor-
1. 9iItrift, Sobn @agitrom.
2. 9iltritt, g. 8. l1lerid.
8. 9iitrift, S. s. $eitmalt.
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ridtig, onaiebenb uno ebrlid, ee-
winnt iid) 1beo6ore @%ooiepelt Die
ltnter{tutung . bes ameritaniide,
8olfes. Ser Norb.9 afota Stin1rl'
sseber, Der in bieiem Sabre feine,t
.Etimm3ettel 3u @uniten Der &epu'
tIifaner ausiiilt, fanr ben Stimm'
plat NIT Ser lleber5eugung Der.
laiien, bab er cine Bflid}t erfiiQt bot
NIT @iidiidt a,1i iid ielbit nnb auf
bieies 2an6.
Die .aambiontem fir Giienbabn'
fommiiiGr. iaao ,uese1 ibrer ipe5iellen
1aualiffeit uno 8raafbarfeit aus.
ertpa6lt ,porocn uno peroen gar3
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2egislatnr

SIR Staatsienator, IS. 9iitrift :
Mitg. 9. Sobnion, 8aibburt1.
fSir @eprGieutant -
sSobn Sd)lenfer, @oo6rt@.
9abiS SSuoeler, 8rondo.
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5otol ). 1872 $33,S14.5f
9ics 5eiat, wie bod iid) Die steuer.
ouilagc bel6ujt uuo fir meld)e 3lpe.
de lie oicnt. Gie Nllgemcinen unb
iiiir Not5rpede allsgetporienen gl,sga.
ben lpcrocn iiir oie Mrmcn, fir Wii.
der un6 gorrdtc II. |. IN. perausso6t.
Die straBen.S teuer gilt fir 2anS'
itraBcn,, uno Die @riidenmuilage fir
9riiden5tpcde. Die 8ono-S nterelien
iino ou Dem 3lpede, Sntereiien an
6cn bonStertcn Gerpflidtrngcn nno
Ser 2il9ungsfono beltimmt, Die
Bombs ein5rloien, iobalo lie faQtg
,peroen. Die Me2ean Gountp&Stell.
err, fir allgcmeine 3mede lit I'M Ser.
baltnis gu oeu bcnad)barten Counties
nid)t gu bod), mic aus %ioleen6er gu.
iommeniteQune gu erieben lit:
Mc2ean County, 1872 MiQs.
@ar6 County, 17.7 @eids.
McSenrp County. Is. Drills.
Mercer County, 21.0 MiQs.
Dliper County, 14.O Mins.
@urlcigb County, 1873 Mia.
Iies idlicbt sic Steuerauflaeen
Elm unb hit baro,,s eriidtlid, 6aB ba.
rim fein @elt' fir sen @all zines
gourtbauies gu fin6en fins. SSn eini.
gen bon 6cn rtcuorganiiicrten Sdul.
9itriften, III oemen 6as iteierbare
giecntum nod oerina lit, lit bic
'Steuer notigertpeiie. bod; aber. bas
Gels. meldes fir lofale ge6lrfniite
o~nigebradt mirb, fam nl,d) nidt .fir
allgemeinen 8eoari bes gonntps her.
tpenoet tper6en.
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81 cpnbIifaniideS staats,
Sifct:

Sifct:
&rdfocnten =Glcetorcn -
9. e. &uiieu, Stutsman.
Gomllel &%id)arbion, @ar6.
&ogcr MQin, @alib.
SIS. 9. &elbert, S1iper.
&pn9rcflemte =
SBos. S. Mtaribal, 9idep.
81. S. @ron1o, Nelion.
Gbcrrid,ter -
g. 6. Oo11ng, Gab.
Con-. @ngeruS, Gab.
@uuDcrnemr =
6. 3. Sarles, Traia.
@cc=8 paberneur =
Dobib Bartlett, @riggs.
GtaatsiefretGr =
e. s. Forter, Softer.
Mu6itor -
s.. g. &olmes, 8embina.
sd5atmeiiter -
81. 8cterion, Sargent.
Gdulfmperiutenbent =
90. g. lStodmeI, @alib.
Generals e aatsau,palt -
6 81. Gri6. Melion.
gerfdermugsfommi6ar -
6. g.. COOPER, @rono Sorts.
9ommiKGr fir 2anbwirtidaft nnl
Mrbeit-
M,s 6. .'@ilbreab, mortott.
Giien6abnfomruiFare -
6: q. '9etiem, 60. Moure.
Sobn G%briitianion, McSenrp.
Gric. Stnfne. MifIanb.
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q epnbIifanifder tin nn=
5cttel.
Watipualer:

'-;a Matioualer:
Sir Traiioent =
. Ibeobor 9fooieoelt, Seem Sort.
Sir @iee=9sraiiocnt
6. %. 1oirbanfs, Sn6iana.
Sir aungrek -
Sbos. s. Maribau, Dates.
q. S. @ronna, 2afota.
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&arnm, bicic Stemcrn :?

Ger UNDERWOOD "Miner" ioot
~8orlm 6iclc Stcueru ?" 1os lit
leid)t erfl1rt. 9amit sic @iirgcr
gang gcnau iid) %iiber5eugen f0l,nen,
ipic bod) Sic Stcucrnuilasc lit mu6
iposlt 6os @clo beniibt nerocn ioa,
gcbcn mir sic g(uilagc uno @ctrGge
fir County 3pede cil15el1 an, ME
folg.:
Stcuerrate. @ctrag.
Muigcbrad)te
MiIs @elocr.
County, NIgemci-
ne M1,sgaben -. 10 $17,994.98
County, fir SCOT
atpede .... 1.S 4,524.79
County, 2onoItra-
zen ..... IL 4,367.78
County, @rilden IL 4,367.73
8onS*Sntereiien 0.6 t341.5G
G%ilgungsiono -. o. t,027.7l
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Mation, $taat uno County.
seepmulitantt@e &amotoate. @dmmer bon taoeuofs,a
Stmte.-Mn8ttebeme Mdrncr.
9ea gertranems ,uert.

0tepmtlitamitde &anoioatem t1no bered)tt8t, onrd)
tDr.,t 9teforo ais Nrtuat=ysir8er umo 66:mttt1e
4can,te, bon oen Adbltrt at Der xsaDl>
itdtte n,terttiikt 81 ,psroe,t.
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tssrtt.es 70 -aut eeise ~
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
THREE DAYS OF BALL At TlLDEN
Home Team Takes the Last of Three
Games From Dendwood Visitors

TTLDEN. Neb., Sept 19.--Special TO
The News: The Tilden and Deadwood
ball teams played series OF three
games here Friday. Saturday and Sun
day. The first game resulted In n vic
tory for the visitors, the score being
rs to Z. Batteries, Tilden, Osborn,
schank and Ulry; Deadwood Clhat-
wood and Mitchell Umpire Smith.
The second game was also taken by
the visitors Score by innings:
Deadwood .......1 0 0 0 0 0 Ks
Tilden ....,......0 0 0 2 o.
Batteries: Tilden, Leatheby and w
ry; Deadwood, Williams and Mitchell.
Umpire, Funk.
Sundays game was interesting from
start to finish and was captured by the
home team. Both teams batted well
Score by innings:
Tilden ..........2 0 2 0 2 2 2 0 x-10
Deadwood .....,4 l 0 0 0 3 0 O.
Errors Tiden s, Deadwood 10
Struck out by Prevo IL; by Cheatwood
and Williams 8, Hits by Tilden s; by
Deadwood 6. Home run made by Ulry
off Cheatwood. Batteries Tilden
Prevo and Ulry; Deadwood, Cheat.
wood, williams and Mitchell Um.
plre, l.. Il. Carscallen.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
Democratic Senatorial Convention.

The democrats of the Eleventh SEN
atorial district of Nebraska are hereby
called to meet In delegate convention
at the OXnard hotel In Norfolk, Nebras-
ka, on Wednesday. the 2Sth day of
September 1904 at 2 o'clock p. m, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate
for the Office of state senator to be vot-
ed for at the general election in said
district on the 7th day of November,
1904 and transacting such other busi-
ness as may properly be presented.
The several counties will be entitled
to one delegate to said convention and
in addition thereto one delegate for
each 100 votes or major fraction thereof
cast at the general election of 1908 for
the Hon, John j. Sullivan for associate
justice of the supreme court under
| which apportionment each county is
entitled to the following number of
delegates:
Madison .........,...,.. 10
'''''' '''''''''' '''''''' .
wayne ''''''''' '''''' '''''' '''''''''
| 1t is recommended that no proxies be
allowed in said convention and that
delegates present from any county cast
| the fun vote for which the said county
is entitled therein.
by order of the democratic district
committee, Sept. 16, 1904
j. II. MACKAY,
DOUGLAS CONES, Chairman
Secretary.
Delegates from Madison county: F.
Il. Martin H. Il. Gerecke, Tom Wade,
| G.. Westervelt, Emil Winter, p. II
Knot, Mic Schmidt +. G. Salter, ]. C
Reeves ], C. Stitt, John Friday. Aug
Borgemeyer, Burrell Reed, S. ]. Finne.
gan.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
new NORTHWESTERN TIME CARD
Mo@t Passenger yrnIns VIII Leave Five
Minutes Earlier Commencing To-
morroU,

a new time card takes erect on the
Northwestern tomorrow which makes
Ave minute changes In number of
the passenger trains. At the city de-
pot the train from Ronestecl will ar
rive at h:i5 n. IN. instead OF b.66, de-
parting for the east at the same time
Tho afternoon train for Bonesteel will
leave AZ u. IN. instead Of 1905. At
the Junction depot the morning pas
sengcr from Long Pine Will arrive at
5 40 instead of 6:65. The omaha morn
ing train viii leave at $40 instead OF
6:20. The midday passenger from the
Black Ifills viii arrive at 1915
and leave at 1895, which is Ave
minutes earlier than before. The
Chicago and omaha passenger Will ar
rive nt 1925 instead of 1895 and de-
| part for Bonestccl at 1850 instead of
1855 The train for Long Pine will
leave at 1850 instead of l o'clock The
evening passenger from the east Will
arrive nt 7:35 instead of 1880 but will
leave for the west at the same time
| 3 o'clock.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
FOR STEALING BREAD.
HUSBAND SENT TO JAZZ AND WIFE
Is FINED.
MOTHER STOLE ron CHILDREN.
Enpioycd nj the Queen City Hotel She
Takes Things aud Gives Them 20
Her Husband to Feed himself and
ChIIdrru--AdmIt Their Guilt.

Albert Bert and wife were before
Justice Funer's court yesterday
charged with stealing kitchen utonslls
dishes and provisions from the Queen
city hotel the complaint having been
filed hy Landlord A. ~ Howe
They pleaded guilty To portion OF
the charge lodged against them and
were nned $40 and costs each. Mrs.
Bert promised to pay her fine and her
husband was taken to Madison on the
afternoon train by Chicr OF Police
Kane. where he viii serve out his fine
in the county Jail
Mrs Bert had been employed at the
hotel, going on duty at 3 o'clock In the
morning and II IL said that 1t had
been her custom to hand out provisions
TO her husband for himself and child
rem they were arrested this morn
ing, Mrs Bert being detected In the
act OF passing to her husband Loaf
OF bread and some cake for the chill.
dren's breakfast Some sympathy Is
expressed for the wife, but none for the
husband who seems to have depended
upon his wife for the support of the
entire family,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
CREIGHTON WINS BALL.
GIVES NERDIGRE NEXT TO A SHUT
OUT.
THE SECOND DAY OF THE FAIR
Hall Game Was y TO In Favor of the
Home Tenm--Successfui balloon AS
censIon-TrottinE Race Was Won by
NerdIgre TrOtter.
NcrdIgre Trotter.

CREIGHTON, Neb,. Sept. 16.-Spe-
clal to The News: The second day of
the Knox county fair was well attend
ed and the events of considerable in
terost The ball game was rather one
sided to be OF the best, nevertheless
a good crowd watched II through and
but for the hopeless lead the home
team had over the visitors would have
been quite close. Creighton took the
game from Verdigre by score of 8
to /, the following being the showing
by innings:
Creighton .......4 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 O-S
Nerdigre .....,...O 0 l 0-l
Batteries: Creighton, Alderman and
Eddy Creighton; Verdigre, o'Keefe
and Barta Hits: Creighton o, Verdi
gre I. Errors, Creighton 8, Verdigre T.
Eddy Creighton took three single bag
gers; Jack Green 1 and O'Keefe lined
out n two-bagger. Struck out, by
O'Keefe Q, by Alderman 10. Left on
bases, Creighton Z, Verdigre 3, Hit
by ball, Huffsmith 9, O'Keefe, 3. Um-
plro, Slnston.
Tomorrow the game will be between
the Creighton team and the Creok
Rats, and "A close and interesting con.
test Is In anticipation.
a very successful balloon ascension
was made by Mr.. Whaley with his two
dogs and they held the attention oi
the crowd during the time of the per.
formancc.
The trotting race was won by Par
fenna, owned by Cavanaugh of Verdi
gre.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
A DESPERATE CHARACTER.
Deputy United States Marshal Captures
"FeatherIegs."

DAKOTA CITY. Neb., Sept 19.-By
working n ruse Deputy United States
Marshal Sides succeeded in capturing
Alonzo Show, known as Feather
Legs" confirmed "bootlegger" and
would-be desperate, who has been in
and around the reservation for some
time
Show escaped from arrest August
26 while in charge of Mr. Sides and
since then has been in Iowa and Min
nesota He returned to Homer and
threatened to kill any officer who
should try to take him. Marshal Sides
got word that he was in Homer, and
knowing 1t would be futile to attempt
his arrest, as the saloons and boot
leggers have sentinels placed around
the outskirts of the town, he deputized
George Cain to make the arrest.
Cain, in company with Town Mar
shall Dan Purdy of Homer, found
Feather Legs" in Luckhart's saloon
and arrested him, placing him in the
Homer calaboose. Marshal Sides was
notified of the arrest and went to
Homer from this place at once In the
meantime Feather Legs" made an
attempt to break out of the calaboose
by battering down the door which was
in the Jail. Had Mr.. Cain not gone
| to the calaboose when he did, about an
| hour after Feather Legs" was put in.
| his prisoner would have been gone.
| Feather Legs" was heavily ironed
and brought to this place and placed
in Jail until the departure of the train
for Pender, where he will have his
examination on the charge of boot
Logging before United States Commits
sioner Sloan.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-23
A VIOLIN 800 YEARS OLD
RELIC OF THE sEvENTEENTH GEN.
TURY IN NORFOLK.
MADE ny FAMOUS pALo HAGINNI
And Picked UP In IA Junk Shop of New
York City for s35 by DIR. j. IL. Mac
kay, When He Was a Lad-The Old
Instrument Was Dusty and Broken.

Among relics valued for their an
tiquity and for their association that
are to be found within the walls OF
Norfolk is very, very old violin.
made by worlds famous manufac-
turer during the seventeenth century
and brought to this city by DR.. j. II.
in a junk shop of New York city dur
ing his boyhood days.
The old musical product was made
by that noted Italian violinist, Gla
Palo Maginni over in the old country.
BY some manner unknown II was
brought to America, found its way
into the little dingy junk shop of the
great metropolis and some time later
was bought by the youthful Mackay
for the sum of $35.
The violin had a broken back when
ii was thus unceremoniously picked
up from its quarters of poverty. 1t
had seen a hard bit of career. Af-
ter three centuries of existence, again
with that rare tone which comes alone
to violins that grow old, IL is still as
steady as when found in New York
The present owner doesn't know
haps it was the property of some IA
nous musician who played his way
into the new world and who gave New
York sort of tune that comes only
| from Italy and the Italians. Perhaps
ii was an instrument upon which con-
certs were played. Perhaps the player
became financially broken and had to
pawn his violin for mouthful OF
bread, or perhaps-more likely-he
was killed in merry crowd and his
old comrade-the product of the hand
of Maminni, the famous maker, was
picked up and bartered for few bits
of silver in the junk shop.
At all events, from its gloomy quar-
ters, where it hung amid a network
of spider webs, and dust the young
| lover of relics came by and made the
purchase for thirty-ive silver simole-
ons. and would not take three times
that today for the relic OF the three
| centuries.