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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
Expresses Disapproval.

The commissioner expresses disapproval
of tho system charging the patients
board at any OF the hospitals, and be-
lieves that the law should be repealed.
The general condition of the buildings has
improved during the year. but there Is
much moro to be done. The commissioner
makes the following total estimates of
money needed for the hospitals of the
State for the ensuing two years:
Western State Hospital Maintenance
for two years, $4,000; electric light plant,
s17,3s4; new plumbing and fixtures, $1,000;
fire walls, $1,000; total, $246,334
Southwestern State Hospital-Mainte-
nance for two years. sl35oOO; additional
buildings for the accommodation OF pa
tients, $500; new plumbing and fixtures,
$3.50; addition to dining-rooms for pa
tlcnts $500; new boiler, $500; total.
$1S4.90O. a,
Eastern state Hospital-Malntenanc
for two years. SlS5,00O: industrial shops,
$500; new iron porches. 5000: for con-
vertng present store and sewing room
into ward for patients. $1,000; addition to
Kitchen and room, with equipment $150O0
total, $20S.0O0.
Central State Observation-Disclosures for
two years. s245000; new sewerage plant,
$4,000; kitchen improvements. $1,000: new
bakery, $500; new plumbing and fix
lures, $500; hot water system, $1.50O;
Ashleigh Grange colony improvements.
$1,000; new coal house. $1,000; building
and wards, $1,7oo; fire walls, $1,000: spur
track for delivering coal. etc, 5000; now
stables and barns, $1,000: total s275,9O0.
Grand total estimated needs Of State
hospitals for ensuing two years, s9l5, 13l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26

year hence The Constitution provides
that the terms shall begin on tho LIST OF
February next following the election.
BY large majority the Senate finally
adopted a resolution proposed by Judge
Tavenner requesting a postponement OF
the execution of the joint order until
the following day. While the Shenandoah
senator was communicating this action
to the House of Delegates, Judge Taiia-
ferro, representing that body, appeared
to announce that tue House was READY
to proceed with the execution of the
Joint order Senators looked at each
other and smiled The Senate took up
the regular business and proceeded VII,
it's work. In a few moments Judge Taiia-
ferro walked into the chamber again, es-
ccrted by the sergeant-at-arms. The sem
ators looked UP again.
MIR President" declared the visitor,
II am directed by the speaker of the
House OF Delegates to inform the Senate
that the House refuses TO concur tn the
Senate resolution postponing the resolu-
ton of the joint order for the election OF
circuit Judges until Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
Mr.. Richie Better.

AIR y. A. Richie. secretary to Governor
Montague, who has been III for some time, is
now mnch better. Mr., Rltohie Is suffering
from an attack Of rheumatism. nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26
MANY NEW BILLS.
They Pile in in Great Numbers
On the House Side.


The session of the House was devoid
of striking features yesterday Speaker
Cardwell presided and prayer was offered
by Rev. DR.. w. ]. Young.
Mr.. Massie. OF Richmond. rising to a
question of privilege. objected to the
tone OF some criticisms made upon his
Torrens system bill by Messrs. J. f. Bull
lit and A. H. Phlegar. though he was
not severe in his remarks. Judge Martin
William replied that he felt quite GER
tain that nothing personal to the patron
could have been meant by either gem
tlenlan.
When the election OF circuit Judges was
gone into the Democratic nominees were
placed before the body by the following
members: Judge w n. Portlock. by Mr..
w. G. Parker; Judge George j. Hundley.
by Mr.. Paul McRae: Dr.. D. A. Grimsley,
by Mr.. p. n. Slaughter: Hon. c. B. Jones.
by Mr.. G. =. T. Lane: Judge T. W. Har-
rison, by Mr.. r Z. Byrd; Judge W. w.
Moffiitt. by Mr.. A. NJ. Bowman: Judge
R. c. Jackson, by Mr.. Martin williams
There were many seoonding speeches In
all cases, and all the judges were chosen
on roll call without opposition.
The House then advanced a large num-
Der of bills on the calendar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-26

receive them promptly, recognizing and
approaching the fact that the average
Virginia jail is not u suitable place for
the confinement of any insane person. :
After referring in detail to the condi-
lions and needs of the several hospitals,
the commissioner calls on the Legislature
to make liberal appropriations and gives
an estimate of the money needed for the
ensuing two years. That attention Will
be given to this call for help is unqtes-
toned. A movement is already on foot
to establish an epileptic colony. which
would remove these patients from the
present hospitals and relieve the conges-
ton there. Tho total receipts of the
hospitals from all sources during the last
fiscal year We're s42l,3S5.49. and the total
expenditures S393,S5S.01.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-14
S1.OO Mems
Gloves, 89c

Mems Isendrath Gloves-These
are the celebrated . Asbestol :
horse hide gloves. These gloves
are warranted to stand the test
of fire, storm, water, and wash
ing BY the Isendrath Glove
Company, Chicago. The seams
are welt-sewed, and there is a
double-seam thumb. They are
made with and without gauntlets
and are always 81. In 8Qc
this sale per pair. $685.. ~
Mems Light Work Gloves zEo
Calf skin, horse hide, etc. Pair. AJG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-14
Mid-Month Sale OF Silks, Dress Goods, ETC.
Fleeced Goods

Fleeccd Goods
TwiIled Daisy Cloth-light blue,
pink, red and navy blue. suitable for
making kimonas and infants gar
ments, worth 15c per yard 1917
............ lZHc
Tennis EIanneI-light. medium and
dark patterns in stripes and checks.
a good heavy weight suitable for
making gowns, petticoats and mems
shirts; special bargain at our 4N
price per yard. ..-...... 4V@
Guinea Hen FIanneI-gray, red and.
blue; lengths up to 20 yards. In full.
bolts this sells for 10c per yard; for
the Mid-Month Sale we have C1Ao
priced -..-..-.--..... .O/oC
BIeacht and UnbIeacht domet and
Cotton FlanneI-good heavy weight.
just the thing for nursery purposes, in
lengths up to 10 yards A OIA
II &c quality per yard. $500. .C/O[
Unbleacht Cotton FIannel-stand-
ard widths. closely woven, soft fleece
generally sold at Sac per yard, n
our bTlcS.s- ~
s%sffA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-14
This Great Mid-Month Sale
would not be complete without
DRUGS
So we have arranged to sell:

% we nave arranged 10 sen
Id. rolls best Absorbent Cotton Csc
White Chamois Skins=5c.
r. & ". Quinine-C Original o.. bot
ties, Sec lAMLaM
20 Mule Team Borax-lb. 12c-
Llsterine-s1 size Gee.
DR.. Mary Woods Vegetable Com
pound s. size SIC
Robur-blood puriher-$1 size sac.
select Toilet Paper. regular SC
kind, rolls for csc.
Rubber Toilet Paper-1oc kind
rolls 15c-
Sodium hosphate-original ID
pkgs. per ID. 19c-
s. s. s. 81 size csc.
Ayers Hair vigor-s1 size 69c.
Danderine=s1 size 69c.
Scotch's Emulsion-s1 size 69c.
Harlem Oil-1Oc bottles for Zoe.
Mellin's Food-75e bottles SIC.
North Carolina-Pine Tar-pint
cans 2 for 15c.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
HAIR OCH DER.

Farmaren Nils Westerlund,
hans hustru och sex barn, Diet aid.
sta IS ar, boende nara Muskegon,
Mich, voro har ON dagen nara
att BIZ iEnebranda. De gjordes
uppmarksamma pa faran derige-
nom att familjens hund, mar eden
borjade gripa omkring sig, ang
sligt skallde och. Ga delta 81 hjalp-
tie, b6riade med tanderna rycka
| husbondens sangkla1er. Mar
Westerlund vaknade. hade elden
tagit sa overland, att w. och
familien ej kunde komma ut ge-
nom dorrar eller fonster utan nod
gades hugga hal pa taket och kry-
pa ut derigenom.
En- sl0saktig nation kaIlar
jarnvagsmagnaten J.. J. Hill anne.
rikanerna. / EFT tai i New York
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
/. Fortsattniog fran 7de sidan.

harifran, och hon har aldrig horts al Sc
dan.
Och han f6rlorade f6rstandet9 ut.
brast jag.
ia, han har aldrig varit normal en-
tlmme efter den dageu, men han har aldrig
ondt af Diet mer lin en- gang ON aret. Da
Diet lider mot den tiden bruka vi halsa pa
honom nagra dagar | forvag, och pa lor-
dagen st5lla vi ALT i ordning for valkomst-
farden.
= F0rsta l6rdagen voro vi tjugosju, for
utom flickorna. Endast tire af oss arc qvar
nu och fickorna AFRO for lange sedan borta.
For att Ell vanvettet skall bryta ut, glfva
vi honom en- s6mndryck och sedan ar han
lugn annu EFT ar. Han tror, att hon finnes
hos honom, ehuru hon ir ute for tillfallet
Forst ire a fyra dagar f0rut b6rjar han
sakna henne, och da tar han fran sina
gamla BRET. Da vi titta till honom, laser
han dem for oss. FL underligt ON 6gonen
taras, herrel vi alskade henne ALA och
sakna henne sa mycket. -
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

KoNGREsSENS representative
har med 1914 roster mot $50 anita
git den mycket omstridda bill
hvarigenom a ena sidan Oklaho'
ma och Indianterritoriet och a
den andra New Mexico och Ari
IONA intrada i staternas krets.
Billen gar nu till senator, och Diet
antages att den afven der far ma
joritet,
Da Diet fran de nya staterna ar
att vanta en- betydande forstark
ming af Diet demokratiska partiet
inom kongressen, sa hade natur
ligtvis demokraterna der uttalat
sig for att hvart o. EFT at de a Ter
ritorierua sknlle upptagas som en-
sJelfstandig stat unionen. l stall
let for fyra skulle de da fatt alta
nya medlemmar i forbundssena.
ten. Med demokraterna rostade
ocksa EFT antal republkaner, som
derlor fatt uppbara smadenamnet
''insurgenter'.
Omrostningen ON "the state
hood bill' ansags utgora en- kraft
matning. Som Diet emellertid nu
ter sig, synes Diet demokratiska
partiets styrka ha mycket ofver-
skattats. Pdr,iet formadde icke
hindra billens antagande och har
Ell tillfogat nagon AMMAN an sig
sjelt skada. Efter all sannolikhet
ha hera at de demokratiska stats.
manner rakat / delo med sina
kommittenter, hvarlo. de 81 ger
ma kunna rakna pa EFT aterval.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

III ma viking langre fardas
in pa aars lugna ~vatten, y
an han bora kan hur hafyet
brusar / den stilla natten.
Ell ma hogre upp mot norden
han till stuga falla stammar,
an att h0fdingen pa draken
sk6nier hvar hans vardkas fammar.
Ell ma langre in ! lunden
viking loft for maka timra,
an att genom lofvens gr0nska
lust EFT stycke hat kan skimra.
Ell ma djupare j jorden
viking saAka plogens bill,
an att jemt han maktar minnas,
att han h6rer hafyet till.
FL ma vikings6ner hta
drakarne i sander gissna,
lata nordens kraft och ara =
sasom gfas pa nogeh Vlssha'
FL ma slagten, som jag anar,
attlingar i tider sena,
gl6mma att | ALA 0den
halla fadrenS sk6ldar rena.
Ma pa bergens kron i ORIG
deras eldar h0ga lamma!
Ma Diet fra haf vi pl0jde
och for dem f0rbli detsamma!
Ma de stolt i ledung draga,
ma de storma OWNS TASTE,
ma de namnas bland de haste
h6fdingar i nordens saga!
Arid M0rne.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

HATET mot Amerika och ALT.
som az amerikanskt. fortfar att
utbreda sig i Kina. Ofveral!t, der
amerikaner innehafva fortroende
poster under den kinesiska rege
ringen. soker man blifva dem
qvitt och antager i deras stale
andra utlandingar, Just nu har
Yuan Sho Kai, vicekonungen j
den stora provinsen Chill, afskedat
den amerikanske professor d C.
Tenney, som val direktor for
skolvasendet denna provins och
under loppet af tire ar med stor
duglighet forstatt att m~odernisera
Diet. Delta har naturligtvis haft
till fold att Diet Diet reaktionara
Kina uppstatt en- stor rorelse mot
Diet moderna skolsystemet, och
denaa rorelse har isynnerhet blif
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
Var arade Iollega Utah Korre
spondenten hade nyligen foliande
podbit att hiuda pa.

Var arade xollega Utah Korre
spondenten hade nyligen foliande
godbit att bjuda pa.
MAR nj h r blifvit arg och fat.
tat beslut att "stoppa" tidningen
49, So doppa ert ingeri vatten
o. Sc ON nj kan fnna halet derec
ter. Nj skall da forsta hur myc-
ket nj saknas. Den person, som
tror att en- tidning icke kan reda
sig utan honom. Dor foretaga en-
resa och STAMINA borta en- It'd. Mar
han kommer atef. skall han 6nna
att halften at hans vanner icke ems
vetat att han varit borta; den an
dra haltten brydde sig icke myc
ket derom. och den ofriga verlden
hade alle icke haft reda pa hans
rorelser. Det fnnes j hvarje It'd
ming saker, som nj icke kan bi
ialla. Till och med Bibeln ar
na,tan for rattfram och trsffar
hardt ibland. ON nj skulle bli
arg och branna eder bibel. sa
eskulle dock hundratals tryckpres
sar fortfarande trycka biblar, och
ON nj skulle "stoppa" eder tidning
och gifva redaktoren ALA mojliga
fula MANN, sd skulle ridningen Xix
val fortfarande utgifvas. Hvad
som ar mera, Nj skulle smyga err
omkring och lana tidningen hvarie
vecka hos. nagon granne. Def
wore battre for eder att hafva va
ster; neddragen och betala prenu
merationen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

Forsok Imperial Lump Coal, de
basta losa kol j marknaden. For
saljningen at detsamma har for
dubblats pa EFT ar. Pris $3.50 pr
ton hos Southern Coal Co.. 3III3
Virginia st Jellums gamla kontor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
F0rsk rackligt brand.

Chas w. Moore, en- maskinist / Ford
City Pa, hade sin hand f0rskrackligt
bra d j 81 ele ktIisk ugu. Han bsgag.
made Bucklen's Arnica saliva med Diet
vanliga resnltatet, Zen hastig och full
bot. Den st6rste helareu pa
jorden for sar, Iotsar. eczema cch hamorr-
25c. hos Lunc-e. q Asd,eep,
o ,otekare Sioux City. Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

Wit rigtad mot prof. Tenney, enc
dan han ar american. Yuan She
Kai SADIE at prof. Tenney oppe,
vid Observation-Disclosures att han hog
grad beundrade Diet arbete han
utfort, men att han, vicekonungen,
hade ss manga andra fender, att
han icke vagade att ytterligare
uppreta dem genom att fortfaran
de behalla cal amerikansi en- in1y-
telserik stallning under sig.
Boycotteu mot ALA amerikaner
och amerikanska varor fortfar. D3
den borjade, anmodade den anne
rikanske ministern / Picking och
de amerikanska konsulerna ofver-
ALT i landet de kinesiske kopman-
men att vanta med lofte ON att
kongressen, sssnart den samman-
tradde, skulle iniora lampliga be-
stammelser angaende kinesiska
resande i Amerika. Kineserna
hatva nu sett att den amerikanska
kongressen varit samlad undo
hera manader utan att foretaga
sig Diet ringaste j saken. och arc
derfor dubbelt forbittrade. De
fordra icke att iorbudet mot in
vandringen at kinesiska arbetare
skall upphafvas, men de krafva
att de for odmjukande bestammel-
ser. som nu iakttagas mot ALA XII
neser, sor1 komma till Forenta
Staterna, skola andras, sa att re-
sande kineser ku ma fardas der
utan hinder och uppehall liksom
folk at andra nationer. Boycotten
genomiores sardeles kraftigt ge-
nom de starka kopmans- och
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., och att den
ar verksam ses bast deraf att a
merikanska varor nu sa godt som
icke kunna saljas Kina, afveh
ON de u,bjudas med liknance va
ror at samre qvalitet fran andra
land.
Det ameriksferdtliga partiet,
som utan tvifvel i tysthet motta-
ger stor uppmuntran fran Japan,
har satt en- stor agitation i gang
att ia ALA amerikaner j kinesisk
statst;enst afskedade. Till att
boria med har man rigtat sina
forfoljelser mot direktoren for
tu~llvasendet j Canton, amerikanen
f. B. Draw, hvilken sages vara
en- af de basta tulltjenstemannen j
den kinesiska s~tatstjensten.
Medan amerikaner pa delta att
forfoljas / forbindelse med boy
Gotten mot amerikanska varor,
kan mar j allmanhet saga att is
gen utlanding j kinesisk stats
tjenst langre finer sin stallning
sa behhglig och saker SON fore
kriget mellan japan och Ryssllnd
De Invites inAytande ar i absolut
nedgaende i Diet stora, asiatisks
kejsarriket. Man hyser icke he'll
Ter Diet ringaste tvifvel ON hvari
fran faran kommer, aiven ON man
ei vagar pasta Diet med sakerhet,
Men ALA de sfskedade embets-
manner veta mycket val att den
ogynnsamma vinden kommer fran
Japan. och att Japan, atven Jom
Diet ar f5r klokt att direk1 AMANDA
slit i~nhytande hos den kinesiska
regeringen for att ia dem afskeda-
de, likval uRderstodjer Diet starks
kinesiska parti, som fordrar: bort
med ALA utlandingar! Samtidigt
anbringas fera och fiera japaneser
/ kinesisk statstjenst. och den XII
nssiska regeringen vet och begag-
mar sig ock deraf, att Diet alltid. der.
est den icke self har man dertill,
finnes en- el!er ocksa hera japa-
neser fardiga att ofvertsga &c &c
nom sndra utlandingars afskedan-
de ledigblifna posterna.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
Gula feberns sjukdomsfr0

har ry'igen blifvit upptSckt. bet har
en- stJr likhet med malalians fro For
ltt bcfIia systemel fran sjukdomsfr0n ar
Diet verksanimaste botemedlet DIR. Kiag's
New Life Fills. Garanterns att bota ALA
s~jukdomar h~arrorande fran m~alalia0iftet
och t0rstoppniDg. 25c. i Luugren & An
dreens apo,ek, Sioux City. la.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
En- distinkt nyhet.

Winters Summer Garden" ar nampet
pa en- vackert illustrerad liten box, som
inst utgifvits af the Milwaukee & st.
Paul ~jernvagen Boken dr. ~nagonting
nytt jernvags iteratur. och don typogra
hska utstyrseln ar ytterst elegant.
Sandes till hvilken som helst address,
for 6 cents i o tpenRsr. F A. Miller,
General Passenger Agent, G. NJ. & st
p. Ry.. Chicago. "'
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

IOrllQen VeCkd SduC I'LL "a. o.
"Folket liknar en- yngling som
arit en- stor formogenhet och lef-
yer pa den utan att sialf tiana ma
gonting. Att vi tala ON vart sso-
ra valstand kan nog vara godt
och val, men faktum ar att vi hal
la pa att gre ut hvad vi redan Tor.
tjant och icke hvad vi nu tjana.
vi forbruka vart kapital och ha
blifvit en- extravagant nation.
Den amerikanska asf%alttrusten
som rakat i delo med Venezuela,
har, enligt hvsd president Roos.
evelts agent meddelar, efter att
hafva undersokt forhallandena,
alls icke handlat lagenligt. Den
har understood uppror mot Vene-
zuelas regering, underlstit att fylla
.sina kontraktsmessiga forbindel-
ser och handlat som ON den varit
landets herskare.
En- hogt staende venezuelan,
so N i borjan af forliden vecka an
landt sill Willemstad, har medde-
lat, att president Castro varit verk-
sam under den senare tiden, be-
sokt garnisoner och pa ALA satt
rustat sig for transmanrens van
rade invasion. Guvernorerna i ALA
venezuelanska slater hafva kallats
till hufvudstaden for att mottaga
instruktioner. Trupper mobili
seras och en- har sammandrages.
| Venezuela haller man fore, att
krig ar oundvikligt, men konser-
vativa man darstades anse emel-
lertid, att Castro driver sakerna
for langt.
En- lakare, John Quackenbos i
New York, meddelande harcm
dagen i EFT a en- klubb ballet fore
drag att han upptackt Diet doende
PRISONER genom hypnotiskt in
Hytande kunna aterbordas till lif-
o
vet. Pa delta satt hade han juni
raddat en- siuk hicka. hvilken re-
dan ofvergitvits af lakarne. Flic-
kan ar nu frisk. Afven andra Ia
kare pastodo att de i sin praktik
kommit till Stamina resultat an
gaende hypnotismens invafkan.
Da Johann Hoch iChicsgo skall
hangas den 20 DIS. kommer mrs
Fisher Hoch att tsga sig afdaga.
Hon har besokt den fangne och
at hcnom anhallit ON tillstand att
ia bega s%ialfmord. Hochs sista
forhoppning hanger vid denna fru,
ty pa hennes vittnesmal domdes
han till OGDEN. Hon arnar nu a.
tertaga ALA sina pastaenden.
Fros ihjal.E En- i Crystal Falls
Mich, valkand individ vic MANN
Charles Frisk, SON under sin IFS
It'd hiatt stort noje at likskadaren
d lvidsons ofverraskning, da den
ne tillkallats for att CORA Frisk
"den sista tjansten" patraffades
haromdagen liggande stelfrufen
och nara OGDEN bakom Colu nbia-
lgrufvans krutmagasin. Forsta
gan gen Frisk 'lurade' likskadaren
var for EFT par ar sedan, da han.
Frisk, ramlade ned fran korbron
Diver dammen genom hvirfvel-
strommen och uppkastades pa
hodbradden oskadau Flere per-
soner sage honom ialla j, och
likskadaren tillkallades. Da han
kom fran till Diet formodsde liket
satte delta sig upp och utbrot j
EFT godt skratt Diver Dsvidsons
flyer. Andra gangen EFT ilbud
skickades till likskadaren for
Frisks rakning var tidigt forliden
seminar. da hans hiatt och rock
patraffades liggande a jarnvags-
sparet. och Frisk sialf lag EFT styc.
Ike fran banan. Det antogs att
han blifvit pakord at EFT tag, men
han hade / stallet lagt sig att sof-
~, och hade -batydliot roli0t ar
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-12

subject to- Group and he has used this
remedy for the past ten years. and
though they much feared the Group,
his wife and he always felt safe upon
retiring when IA bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy was in the house.
His Oldest child was subject to severe
attacks of Group, but this remedy new
or failed to effect a speedy cure He
has recommended it to friends and
neighbors and all who have used It say
that it is unequaled for Group and
whooping congh. For sale by Leon.
ard the druggist.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-12
DRUGGISTS TAKE sunday.
PHARMACIST WILL CLOSE HERE
FROM NOON ON SUNDAY.
AND NOT REOPEN TILL MONDAY

Excepting in Gases Of Emergency,
When the Druggists viii Supply All
Demands Of the Public, New Gus
tom Will Hold Forth From Now On.
Beginning with yesterday the Nor.
folk drug stores will be closed every
Sunday at u o'clock noon and will not
reopen until Monday morning.
This is the announcement just made
among the pharmacists of the city,
who have all agreed to the closing
hours. Heretofore, for couple of
years, the drug stores were all closed
at noon but reopeued at o'clock in
the afternoon on Sundays Before that
they were open all day Sundays
The change is made in order to al
low the druggists and the drug clerks
to enjoy the same amount Of Sunday
recreation that is known to other
trades.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-12
Petltion for Divorce.

In the district court of Madison
county, Nebraska.
Jessie Bouton, plaintiff, VS.. Harry
Bouton, defendant. Petition for di-
vOrce.
To Harry Bouton: You will take
notice that have this day caused a
petition to be filed in the above court
against YOU praying divorce from
you, on the ground of non-support;
that unless you answer said petition
on or before Monday, November 5,
1906, you will he in default, and said
petition will be taken and confessed,
and judgment entered accordingly.
Jessie Bouton.
Norfolk, Neb., September %, 1906
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-12
Norfolk, Neb.. September 2
Stuart Items.

Stuart, Neb., Oct Especial to The
News: Misses Pearl Dillman and
Gladys Hudson went to Fremont Sun
day morning, where they will attend
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith returned to
their home at Chadron Sunday night,
after a few weeks visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. N link.
A train of cattle was shipped yester-
day.
John Hart returned from Castana,
Iowa, Friday night on business.
Fred s. Barclay went to the eastern
part of the state Sunday morning on
business trip.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-12

Tweman, of Chadron. went up to that
place Sunday for an extended visit.
John Fundum and sister, Miss Win.
ME. departed Friday for an extended
visit with relatives at Four Stories,
Ohio
Mrs j. N. Walker has been on the
sick list this week
Dr. Tanner reports the arrival Of a
daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Harry H. Craig, fourteen miles south
east
j. A. Wright sold the old John Jost
farm, five miles north, to j. II. Holman
Of Norfolk.
j. NJ. Smith, the logo cigar man of
Madison, was here on business
Wednesday.