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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13
GALLERY GODS IN A MIX
Couple Of Youths Run Counter Attrac.
tion to Heart of Chicago"

Couple Of Youths Run Counter Attrac-
tion to Heart of Chicago"
A couple of boys said to have been
Paul Bryant and Ben Beemer got into
a fistic argument last night in the
gallery of the Auditorium during the
performance OF the Heart of Chi
cago," and for a time succeeded in
running a counter attraction to the
war being waged on the stage. In
the absence Of policcmcn the manage.
ment of the Auditorium took the mat.
ter in hand and this morning made
out complaints against the disturb
ers of the peace as a warning that the
gallery gods are expected to be well
behaved whether there is an officer
on hand to preserve order or not.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13

THE Need of Physicians Combining
for Mutual Protection" was the sub
ject of a paper by Or. J. II. Mackay
Of Norfolk. DR.. w. F. Conwell Of Ne
ligh, the new president, gave Re
port of Few Interesting Cases"
The only doctors booked to appear
who did not, were c. c. Allison of
Omaha and George II. Bicknell of
Omaha.
In the evening an informal banquet
was served in the club rooms. Music,
billiards and sociability prevailed un.
I'll a late hour. Outgoing trains to-
day took the doctors back to their
homes
Among those present were Drs.
Long, Morse, Walters, Tanner, Beard,
Bear, F. G. Salter, J. II. Mackay, II.
o. Munson, Charles O'Neill Rich, p.
II. Salter, w. F. Conwell, r. p. Demp-
ster, J. c. Mckinley, J. r. Montgom-
cry, F. A. Bryant, w. II. H. Hagey,
ID. w. Beattie, e. W. Minton.
The following were elected to mem
bership: Drs. c. o. Rich, Omaha |;
w. o. Henry, Omaha; T. Wiglesworth,
Hooper; r. H. Morse, Wisner; A. ].
Kerley, Randolph; David Isaacs, Win
side; M. A. Floersch, Harrington; H.
Winnett Orr, Lincoln; w. r. Peters.
Stanton; r. p. Dempster, Hoskins.
A vote of thanks was extended to
the Elks for the use of their lodge
rooms.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13

81 can't get a girl" cries the de.
spairing housekeeper A want ad in
The News gets the girl. restores sun
shine in her soul, cheerfulness in her
home and happiness in her husband
and children. News want ads are
great stuff. II used.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13
Very Low Rates to Agricultural Asso

Citations meeting, Lincoln, Neb..
Via the Northwestern line. will be
sold at reduced rates Jan. II to 10,
inclusive, limited to return until Jan.
rs, inclusive. Apply TO agents Chica-
go & Northwestern R'y.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13
Try a News want ad.

WANTED - YOUNG MAN from
Madison county to prepare for desir-
able position in Govt. Mail service.
Salary $500. Rapid promotion TO
$500. Splendid opportunity. Ad.
Address Box One, Cedar Rapids, la.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13

were all reelected at the meeting OF
the stockholders held in the banking
parIors yesterday.
The Nebraska National bank start
ed in Norfolk during the year just
closed. 1t has made steady, substan-
tial strides in the business world
since it's installation With George
d. Butterfield as president, the af-
fairs have been handled conservative
ly and well. The bank is connected
with a number Of banks in northern
Nebraska and South Dakota through
banks in which the vice president, c.
4 Inhnsnn Is infnrnstnd
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13
TASTE OF WINTER AiA|N
FOUR INCHES OF SNOW FELL
DURING THE NIGHT.
WAS STILL sToRMlNG TO-DAY
Northern Nebraska Awoke Beneath a
Heavy, Powdery, Downy Blanket Of
Very Pretty But inconvenlent Snow.
Wind Develops Slightly.

Wind Develops Slightly.
Another taste of real winter was at-
forded northern Nebraska today when
the country woke up under blanket
of four inches of unstained snow. The
bulk of the flakes had fallen from the
nocturnal clouds, and the people
looked out through the windows this
morning upon much changed land.
And the snow was still falling.
The storm began yesterday after
noon, precisely as predicted by The
News weather bureau. The barom-
eter began to drop early in the day,
with the wind toward the northwest,
indicating that there was a low pres
sure area approaching from that di-
rectiOn Late in the day the circle of
light air struck town, and began at
once emptying its surplus moisture
To-day the area had proceeded to the
southeast, leaving light wind trail
ing after and the ragged edges of the
snow still hanging around.
one beauty about nature is the fact
that low pressure means low tenn
perature and that low pressure means
storm With the severely frigid
chunks of atmosphere that batted the
venturer-out in the face yesterday
morning and the day before, the storm
of today would have meant double in
convenience, and suffering among
man and beast AS 1t is, the man Is
able to get to his Office if he hurries
and the beast can double up its back
and resist the worst
Drifting in Some Places.
AS the day grew older, the wind
grew stronger blowing the snow more
and more severely from the north
west 1t is reported to this Office from
number of points throughout the
territory that the wind has developed
strongly since early morning and that
the snow has begun in many places to
drift badly.
The railroad companies have man
| aged TO get along without any delays
uut W iIlt SlbIll. llt DDutSltt'l pas
senger, which arrives earlier than 1t
did previous to last Sunday, was in
Norfolk sharply on the minute this
morning, following the long delay of
yesterday due to the ditching of a
! freight train. Other trains have been
running well all day, also.
Bright and early today men and
boys began shovelling off the thick
layer Of snow that had enveloped the
down town sidewalks far beneath it.
Owing to the fact that the snow had
come almost vertically down, there
were no spots to speak of that es-
capped the covering. Pedestrians suf-
fer great inconvenience along walks
which are not kept clean from this
sort of snow.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13

As an advertising medium The
News-Journal is unexcelled in its ter
ritory.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13
Citizens National.

At a meeting of the Citizens Nation.
al bank stockholders, held Yesterday,
James f. Toy of Sioux City was elect
cd president to succeed T, F. Mem.
minger and a number of other chang
,s, AS reported in another column,
We're made.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13
BANKS HOLD MEETINGS
BOARDS OF DIRECTORS ARE RE.
ELECTED BY STocKHoLDERS.
NO CHANGES ARE MADE BY TWO
Steady, Substantial Progress is Re.
ported in the Banking World Of Nor
folk for the Twelvemonth Just
Brought to a Successful Close.

At a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Norfolk National bank yesterday
the same board Of directors which
has served In the past, was reelected.
The past year was one In which the
presidency Of the Norfolk NalioHa.
bank changed from ". II. Gucholz TO
c. f. Burnham, and the administration
of Mr.. Burnham was given the hearty
endorsement OF the stockholders at
their meeting yesterday. The bank
which Is the oldest in this section of
the state, has grown steadily during
the twelvemonth Just closed.
Nebraska National.
The board OF directors and the Of
ficers who had served as managers of
the affairs OF the Nebraska National
bank during the first year OF It's life,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13

ISAAC BROCK, a citizen OF McLen-
4 nan county, Texas, has lived for liz
years. For many years he resided at
Bosque Falls, eighteen miles west OF
Waco, but now lives with his son-in-law
at Valley Mills, Texas.
A short time ago, by request, Uncle
Isaac came TO Waco and sat for his pic
turs. In his hand ne held q stick cut
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-13

Born before The United States
) was formed
! Saw II Presidents elected.
{ Pe-rU-na has projected him from
5 all sudden changes.
! Veteran of four wars,
Sh0d a horse when 90 years old.
) Always conquered the grip win
! Peruna.
Witness In a land suit AT the age
) OfH0 years.
J Believes Peruns the greatest
{ remedy of the age for catarrhal
) diseases.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24
Once more

Some one has violated the
city ordinance against throwing
paper Into the street and cans
ed trouble. II there is one or
dinancc that ought to be more
vigorously enforced th'N ah.
other Il Is that one Hu, ~dlv
a piece OF paper was blown un-
der w, l. RNud's horse and IN
less time than It takes to tel
II, he WAS w, un, spun. Wal.
On, II women ana vmlNlru hId
have been ~ lhIt spriNG wagon
God alone knows what the re
suit would have been.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24
Nov

That we are in the Front Line
when asking Mr., Farmer for
his trade ard 20 that end wall
send him fresh meats by the
carriers on + F D'S. it be or
aerS Or,psoaes TO us or sends to
US through the carriers, There
will be no extra charge 90 pOr-
chaser tor delivery OF meats.
MCC1INTEC & DaNI.KY,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24
FARMERS COLUMN.

From page |,
IL FIhv aud lambs from d s
Shan 10 j Il Jackson Q.
ID d Nelson has shipped 4 car
load W oats to Jacksonville,
FL, th,s week
Mr. Farmer here ia a secret
The DEMOCRAT used to pay on.
" passing attention to YOU 10
years ago, Nine years ago Il
began tn collect farmers news
but ron il scattered through the
paper, same MS other local mat
ter and 1t was then that Uncle
THU Madden, a good old soul,
suggested IL MS: Why not put
your farmers news in a column
So we can know where to took
iorit, The sugg, SupuwaS caught
like \ hungry child catches a
cookie aud ever since then
Toe Farmers Column has been
y 'cAjing feature ot this paper.
Mark { Hawkins has bought
y hecves from j Il Il Kidd aud 3
from Reu Swargart,
MCCiutic and ONulcV have
bought : head vt nice beeveS
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24
he Win Re Here

Prot " & VruSScll the king
vt all string instrument players,
On Monday vt each week after
September 18th, any woman,
man VI rhtld can learn to play
violin, mandolin, guitar Nr
banjo with \ very few lessons
under Prot Il 4 TrusSeN'S
instructions Leave your name
and make arrangements for a
term vt leSSNnS with Hamilton
y Herudon, MNuroe City Music
Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24
Missopri SAD Bod Of Law

Missouri State Board Of Law
Examissr met AT jefferson City
on TOesSSy aud ORGANISED BY
slsSelag w 7, R@glaOa. OF AAOO-
roe City. President, sss aeUry
DasAley. 81 Kansas CSSy, Secre.
Sary. TIE Board decided &C
hold its nrs1 sxzmiaatiea az
anPliSasts Tor a6lsssasa GO the
ear at JeaeEson Guy ca the sv~l
aasnaAg h 3aNa3Ey neKl.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

j. Will Carrico of Colorado
Springs, Colo, writes us TO
change address of his paper and
says: The climate has greatly
improved the health of his
brother Felix,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

Henry burst of Ely, has re-
turned from a trip to Excelsior
Springs. He was gone 90 days
and took 10 baths, just about 10
more than he is accustomed to
and they did him great good.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

Shipments tor week ending
Yesterday at noon very light.
Jno l. Owen car cattle; J q
FUQOa l car mules; d d Nelson
l car oats; John Lake > cars of
bay; Selby Poultry % , cars
poultry aud eggs Total :
cars,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

from Manning Elliott and | hog
from Charlie McClintic and l
from IL Munday,
Two 2-year-old steers, good
ones to sell,-Arch Owen,
Juo . Sparks Of Cherry Dell,
came over Tuesday to visit
friends, He reported fine crops
and lots of stock over there but
no buyers
Jno Walkup OF Florida
brought over 3 fancy bred
Shropshire backs Tuesday, He
suipped = of them 10 Stall, Ma
con Co, aud delivered l to Will
liam Rausden,
SHROPSHIRE RAM LAMBS
for sale. l.. ., and w, s. Will
son, Il Noe + 4 NJ Phone
Is. 81.
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-24

From page |,
Il Flhv aud lambs from d :
ShaV, 10. j Il Jackson Q.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

m Dover to aia them in ,hesr task
Joseph r. Holland. Of Milford. was
taken up ana everything for a Wh'.e
went along swimulngiy Tor Holland. II
looked as lf Kenney would be deieat-- :
ed In Kent county and that Holland
would be named salisbury was never
active openly in this hght but he was
suspected Of being with the Holland
men. This was enough for the railroad
Democrats. and Ford and the New cas-
lie county Holland men we're duino-
founded TO see the very men upon
whom they had been counting to support
Holland suddenly 0op over to the Ken.
lney standard and fight tooth ana nan
for the nominal nn Of Caleb s. Pehne-
viii. The Holland men were smash-
iod IN the districts of Sussex county
lwhrre the railroad influences were
lsuong. ST Georges hundred. under
railroad domination. turned in FOR Ken
|ney's man and everywhere whore the
railroad grip is riveted uron the DEM
0crats. delegate was snatched from
the holland camp. That was what
really knocked Mr. Hollands chances
for the nomination. the rum issue be-
ling merely raised as hlulf
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Democrats Strong,

In the shoe String representative dis
trlct the Democrats have always been
able to hold a majority although ii
has been greatly reduced in recent
years Tho M,spilion end of the sen-
latorill district was carried during the
last campaign by the Democrats by a
marrow margin and Il is really debate
able ground.
The fuss among The Democrats over
the senatorial vacancy caused hy the
death of Senator Reed shows which
way the wind IS blowing and gives an
lmking OF the nght the Democrats viii
+ put up snurrcd on by me splendid hope
held out by Republican disaftectlon
Should Hughes be elected ho un1oubl'
edly viii he for his brother for Unite.
states Se,1to- and in opposition q
Kcnaer Hughes also WIN be up asalas
willard Saulsaury and hts nominal OBJ
and election by ihe Democrats woulI
bc q fovmai notice served upon Mr.
Salisbury that the Railroad Dcmocrat
are COINS TO Fight hin TO the bitter end
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Talk Of Successor.

The most talked Of man as suc-
cessor to Senator Reed Is S. carl
Hughes. a brother OF the former Sec
rotary Of state james IL. Hughes. who
Inquired during the last session of the
Legislature as the choice of "a number
lof the Democratic members for United
states Senator Several other candi-
dates. some of them Of the Salisbury
lpersuasion. are also in the running,
but the Hughes influence has always
been strong in this district which was
one of the stamping grounds of the old
lWolcott faction. 1t is doubtful If SEN
lator Kenney. who is TO fight the
Hughes Wolcott element again for the
county leadership, can make much OF
lan impression in this district and when
the show down Of hands comes the
brother Of the former Secretary OF
state. who as a member of the lower
house was conspicuous because OF his
abandonment Of his Democratic COLI
leagues on the local option question
Mr.. Hughes being for local option, vii
probably be found the winner.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as t,ey
cannot reach the scat OF the disease
catlirh Is Il b'ood or constitutional d's-
ease. and in order 70 cure Il you mu t
take internal remedies. Halls Cataith
cure IS taken internally. and ac.s direct
~ on the blood and Mucous surfaces.
Halrs Catsrrh Cure is not quack m d.
cine. 1t was prescribed by one Of the besi
physicians in this country for years and
is a regular prescription. IL IS composed
of the best tonics known. comb ned Will
the best blood purifiers acting d rectly
OH the mucous SUI faces. The perfect CON.
bination OF tie two ingredients is whai
produces such wonderful results 10 CUP
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials Free.
j.. j. CHENEY a CO.. PROPS, Toledo, o
Sold by Druggist, price 15c,
Tllc Hairs Family Pl'a for cons,.pa
tion.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Knife For sauIssury.

The railroad Democrats always have
long scalping knife ont for Sauls-
bury and the legal battles that sauls-
bury has been waging against the
railroad company have made the rail-
road men more determined and des-
perate than ever 10 encompass his de-
feat Salisbury himself knows uroa
what grounds the line of battle among
the Democrats will be lnid and Sc Is
isaid be Is preparing TO meet them upon
the field OF fight.
tn fact il is whispered through Kent
county that the railroad Influences have
already given Their orders 10 watch for
the Salisbury nominations at every
point and Smash the salisbury candle
dates should they be elected. Il is be-
llieved here that men Ike Senator Dave
Rose. OF pencader hundred. who s. a
hold-over member OF The upper house
! would bolt any Democratic caucus that
, might result In the nomination OF
salisbury.
This activity OF the railroad Demo.
lcrats recalls the last Democratic state
' Convention which nominated for Gov
, ernor Uncle Caleb pemewill of Thu
F, town. A large contingent OF Whining
, ton Democrats headed 10y Peter j. Fore
! determined 20 overthrow Kenney's rul
4 in Kent and naturally they looked q
4 Hughes and the old Wolcott elemen
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Railroad WIN Be Active.

The chances are that next year The
railroad forces win be as active as ever
/ I'm the Democratic party and they will
lattempt to overthrow the leadership of
salisbury II is reported here, now
ever. that salisbury has his hghtns
clothes on and is prepared to give tho
irailroad Democratic forces thp hardest
tussle that they have ever been uf
lagainsi. While Kcnncy secured The
aid of the railroad men in his brilliant
hight that resulted in the nomination OF
Pennewiu the railroad men will de-
sert him IN the coming battle and line
Iup behind Hughes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

Improved Street Car Service Between
Pennsylvania Railroad and the New
York Central Station in New York
City.
For ne benefit OF persons travelling
between points south and west OF New
York city and points north and east
thereof. the New York City Street
Railway Company viii inaugurate on
October % a service OF through cars
between the West Twenty y-third street
station OF the Pennsylvania railroad
and the Grand Central Station at
I Forty second street and Fourth avenue
These cars win be run between the
hours Of 7.30 a. M. and j. M. and
lwil afford a convenient connection be-
tween the Pennsylvania. and the New
York Central, and New York, New
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
DEMOCRATS ARE
ON THE ALERT
Fighting Factions Are Get
ting Ready to Jump at
Each Others Throats
TALK OF SUCCESSOR 70 REED
sn1oI,I 40 Tho Evon;ns JoufnaL

Dover. Nov @. Believing that the
factional nghuug among the Republic
cans and the break between senator
Alice and j. Edward Addicks VIII give
them am opportunity TO again secure
control of the Legislature Democratic
politicians are kcenly looking over the
poltical situation Even a remote
chance of success scems to have re-
vived the smouldcring lames OF pol
cal ermly between the factions OF the
democrats. II has a chance TO crop
out since the death of Senator Reed
lrerently who represented the senatorial
district which includes the shoestring
ldistrict. one OF the few sirongholds re-
lmainng TO the Democrats in the lower
lnonntes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
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Evening journal., 1905-11-25

Presiden: d. ]. Meyerpeter. OF the
Western Coal. coke and Fuel Company.
of Denver. leaped from street car
ANA thrashed one of his drivers G. A..
Brandon. who was abusing one Of Mey-
etneter's teams. The President Of the
coal company then examined one Of the
drivers slip. learning the destination
of the load. and. climbing on the
drivers seat delivered apd unioaded
the coal
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Talk Of Combine.

The old salisbury combina-
tion is again limited at By the polit-
clans here but there are some whispers
that Salisbury viii keep his hands of
the Kent county fight, leaving Kenney
and Hughes to fight it out among them
selves. salisbury would then combine
with the victor. There is also talk
that an attempt may be made to satisfy
Hughes with the Congressional nomi-
nation.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Eins stables comnletsd.

The Delaware House Stables, phoe-
nix-like. have arisen from their ashes.
and so qu,clSly that It causes some to
almost believe ln fairy tales. The
building is one-stOry structure
spreading over a vast space Of ground,
containing many stalls. and giving am-
ple loft space for the storing Of grain
and hay. The stables are SO laid out
that they are the lightcst in the city.
James j. German. the proprietor Is
we'll pleased with the manner i'm which
his customers have been returning,
even before the stables were complet-
ed. and whBt encourages him most rs
the many new horses faces coming III
daily for a hitch.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
City ticket Office, so4 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.

II you are going west. or want any
Information relative TO rates to any
point in the United States or Canada.
call on the ticket agent. Rates lower
than by any other line and service first
class in an respects. Mileage books.
Communication tickets, winter excur-
sion tickets TO Southern and Colorado
points, local and foreign tickets on
sale. Pullman berths reserved to any
destination In the United States. Itin-
erarics prepared. Time tables on hand
TO all posnts.
The Baptist women OF the world arc
supporting 300 missionaries