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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07

primsra del proyscto de lty pressntA.
do por ID Comisi6n dc FrAnquieias,
que AutorizAba 81 ComisionAdo del
Interior Epara adquirir sl Iftulo de
propisdad del musl.e do la sN'w Yo-k
and Porto Rico SS.s
La votaei6n % Aprob6 por ssis
votos sontra eineo. Votaron & fsvor
de 10 ueccl6n primera los sen i1res Fsui'
lie, Willoughby, Crosas, Fa'kner y
GrahAms.
En- contra los s.norss Post, del
Vale, Diaz Navarro, Sanchez Mora
les, BArbosa y Ward, prsvAlecisndo
10 opinion dal Honorable G obernador
Mr., Winthrop, ex xpuestA en- oil Mem
ssge.
-Hsmos hAblado con psrsonAs
prominentes de Guyana y todss nos
hscsn grandes elcgios do 10 aciividad
cello intsligsncia con que sirve alli
los intersses del partido unionists, el
estimab,e correligionArio y amigo d.
Enrique Amy, preaidente do 10 Junta
local dc aquella ciudad. Nos place
alf consignarlo.
Para sl dfa 25 del actual, he si.
do eonvooado sl Comit6 Territorial
del PArtido Republican,, con el Hn de
eonaidsrAr , rssolver 10 renunsia pre-
sentada por el se Tor Herr audt Lopez.
Ell Juez del Vale imp dso aver
$50 do mnlta & jose Garcia. fogonero
del vspcr sPonces, por haber agreed.
do al poliefa Juan Collaxo.
-Auy en- brsve serAn Adiudieadaa
les beeas creadss por 10 Ley esoolar.
entire los alumuos que hayan aproba.
do sl octave grado. En- 10 Aetualidad
hSy cinco bscas para i6vsnes que
quisran ir & eatudiar 6 EstAdos Uni'
dos y sells para i6vensa do Ambos
sexos que dsseen estudlar On 10 Escue'
To Normal.
Sc dise que GO hA alberto uua
investigation, n con motive del Atrops.
llo eomeiido On Hatlllo por sl poliefa
nrimitivo Hernandez contra el Jutz
de Psz Nhor LicombA.
Ell vapor <CaracasS reooge el
dfA Ii LAZY 3p. m 10 corrsspon'
dercla que ha d, oondueir 4 los Esta.
dos Unidos.
Hoy fu6 eonducldo & San Juan,
por el marshal dc 10 Corts municipal
do CArolins, el prsso Fate An jim eaex
& disposition del Supervisor dc Pri.
stones.
Ell antique muells do maderA,
dc 10 aN.w York and Porto Rico 8,
~. Company.s que 90 quem6 10 tarde
del 80 de Abril de l, ,90l, estabA valo-
rado. Wgdu notisias, en- $4,000 ri
actual muslls de hero do 10 misms
ccmpa ME, dfcese que sost6 s1O4. COO.
tCortinsta en- Iapdgina 6@)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07

vlrtuosa y sgrsciada sefiorita Esps-
rarzs Rsmos. hiia dol conocido macs.
iro composisor y pianistA don Juan
Ines Ramos Fleron testigos del aeto
don Ricardo Eioendez y sl Doctor don
EulAlio Garcia LAcot FslicitamoG q
los nusvos esposos y les dsssamoa TO-
do genera do ftlic,dadsS.
QUININA QUE NO AFECTA A la
CABeZA. Las PAsTILLAs LAxATI
vo BRoMo.QUININA rspresentan ls
quipina combinada con otros ingre.
dientss en- la formA mas acceptable y
eflcaz para ResftiAdos, La Grippe y
cnalesquisr dss6rden Catarral, Dolor
do Csbezs, Calenturaa 6 condolences
do Malaria. De vsnta en- todas los
boticas.
Programme de las pitzss que to-
cara en- 10 plaza sBAldoriotys 10 Ban
do de Poliefa Insular FL domingo pro
ximo:
l. Paso dob'e SB chsmioss (estre-
no) tornado de 10 xArz lelA Bohsmios,
Wives. 2. Selscc On de Ia zarxuela
sEI Tlrador do p 4lomsss, ChApf 3
OvsrturA <2arsgrAph I1Is, Supp6
Estrsno) DapzA sMascAritas. Mar.
qu,z, S Gran selece.6n de la 6pera
eCavAlleris RnatisAnAs. Nasesgni 8,
(s) Polka de Ia zArzuela clos CocIne-
ross, tsl Chotls de 10 misma, Chueca
7. Valtx <DAnubio azuls, Strsus. 8
Two step <YArkss Doodle Boys, Co
han. sstar Sspanglei Banners
En- 10 session de Ancch del Con
sejo Eieeutivo asiitie.on como : dblico
los iedores Roder, iuez dc IL Corte
Fedora; Aldrey, iuez de 10 Corte de
D 'strito, setcl6n prIm raj don Fsdsri
co Degstau G Gorza!ez, Mr.. Gill, actir 2
Secretario de Puerto REQ, 10 diatin
guidA sefiorA de Ward y vArios i,fss
oicia.es del eiercito Americsno. El
kdblico pas aba dc dosclentAs personaa
Sc ha hssho cargo de 10 presi
de1cia de turno del pArtido unionista
nussGro smigo don Jaime Annexy.
-Ea 10 sesi6n de anoshs del Con
ssio Executive fle dsrrotAda la aecei6r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
CURA GARANTIZAOA PARA
LAS kLM0RRANAS

SIMPLES ySANGRANTES, EX
TERIORES y con picaz6n. Los boti'
carlos devolveran ell dinero, ST el UN,
GUENTO de PAZO deia de curar
cua'quier caso, por rebelde que sea en-
s & IA dias. La primers aplicaci6n da
alivio y Sosiego. 81 ell boticario no
10 tlene, envfenos ell equivalence SO
centavos orc americana, en- sellos de
correo, y Sc enviara franqueado por
Paris MedicineCo., st Luis M o.E. U
Nos dicsn de 10 central <Agui-
rrfs que anochs ae decla laro un incendIo
on una tiend& dc eomeAtib ea do aque-
lie central,
-Anoche fGe gravemsnte hsrido
en- ell bsrrio eBuena Vistss el indivi
duo Manuel BAez, III sgresor fue
detenidc.
! S-Ayer llsgsron los delegadoa
10 C&mAra don Clotilde Aponse, don
Ton aS Bsrnardini y don Isidoro Ra.
mos.
-Ssgda tsltgrama que racibimoi
de nuestro Corresponsal de Ssnts
Isabel, anoche las turbas rspu blIcana,
provocaron & los slectores uniouiatal
On las flas. La pollcia intsrvIno enkr
gicsmente para aofoear sl motln. Fde
ron detenidos dos provocadores; unit
de ellos rssult6 hsrido por un golE,
Ids rotten
-Hs contrafdo matrlmonio civi
ante ell Jutz dc Psz de Arroyo, se 10
Basora, nusstro distipguido amigo
sorreljg gIonsrIo don Federico e. VI
, rella, delegAdo & 10 CImars, con i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
NOT|C|hS DEL D|A

SUMARIO.-Nue b nca emano. .-Triur 70 del senor
Was Ochoteco.-J rco por jur do en- Mayaguez-Ba-
hia de Guayanla. u marnero herido-Tennientes
della Poicia Insular.-Fiestas pop arts en- Cats no.
Correspondence paa Fetados UDidos-Denuncias
multas sentencias. Sucue to amuerzo-Retreta
de manana.-lncendio en- "a Central &Agurre> --Otras
noticias de nteres general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
cAMARA De OELEGADO}
Session de hog sdbddo.

EIta ma d ana & las disz SO rsuni6
Ia CGmsra dc DelsgAdoS, ecn asisten
cia de los mismos que eoncurrieron dc
la session dc aver.
Fue aprobada el Acta snterior
por estAr peadiente de reaolueion sn
el Conseio Eiscutivo el prf yssto sobre
muelles, J no habsr otro asunto de
que trstar, SO levant6 ls sesi6n, si-
tsndose para el lunes & les dos de 10
tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07

Todos estos instrumentos son
vendidos por ARMANDo s. BELAvAL,
Quien acaba de recibir varios de ca
da clase.
Ana Otero, Elisa TQUdrez, Lolita
AspfYoz, Julio AHeaga, Anstides
ChdUieY y otros pianistas notables,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
KOHLER & CAMPBELL, dc New York
con preferencia a cualquier otra
marca de las varias que SO importan
On Puerto Rico.
Pregunte Vd. a cualQuier profe.
sor de piano de ALGUN PREsTIaIo On la
isla por los mejores pianos y le con-
testara Embellishments: Los de
K0hler & Campbell, de New York.
ST Vd. quiere comprar uno de
los instrumentos mencionaGos, pue-
de escribir a
ArmandO N. Belaval.
ApArtado 81. San Juan P. r
en- 10 seguridsd de qua serd muy ben tra.sdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07

ha de cor ddclr & 'os EsiAdoa Unidos
-El ssfior MatIenzo Cintr6p, SpeG.
ker de 10 CAmars, ,obsequi6 hoy e1n ur
a'muerzo al leader de IL msyorfA unio-
nista rsfior de Diego.
Hoy sAldrao para sus de,tinoi
los tsnientes de la policia Iturrop do
Chspsl y Glmsnez, que fueron trasla'
dados q Fsardo, Afiasso y Jusna
Dfaz rAanankivAmanka
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

men who have been interested in politics only so far as they could help honest men to win. In ofhee-hnnting there is only ashes and bitterness. In manipulating political events there k only gall and worm~ood. The man who ten years ago in this town did everything under heaven to help his political friend now eouldn't get pleasant look out of that friend, much less a chew of fine cut. That is .the story repeated for the thousandth time. Manly friendships are the salt of life. The ability to help ones fellow men IS worthy object for any life. But to play politics for the sake ot winning that is about the shallowest game there is on earth. William Allen White
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
Vanity And Vexation.

Ten years or so ago a man m this town was actively in politics. He was chairman of the com nittee. He got out and worked.
 He was effective. What he went after he got. He lined uP with a lot of fellows, and did about as they said not that he was weak, he was strong enough. But they were leaders and he was obhging. He was a good fellow. When the man got into trouble what did his friends in politics do for himz Cut him dead. That's what all friends who are merely political friends may be expected to do to any man. There IS noth- ing in politics-but politics. The man who plays the game IS not going to get out of the game and use his heart much. He Is in 1t to win. Winning Is more to d man in politics than friendship than gratitude, than anything on earth. There Is nothing in poli- tics in the end but wormwood and  bitterness and vanity and vexation of spirit. If d man desires to succeed in business, he should keep out of the game as game. He should vote, get into the primaries on the right side and when he can, be in the caucus; but there IS nothing in politics as a game but a heart-break. The wreckS of this town and state are ex-politicians. The men who have won i'll this state are the
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

peased his wrath by promising to make a correction the next day. The editors intentions were of the best. but his eonsternation can easily be imagined when the paper appeared next day repre- senting him as bottle scared veteran" We are not informed as to the sequel. but anyway don't forget that that was sixty five thousand pounds of four.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

do not believe 1t necessary or best in the maintenance of pulp lie peace, or in securing the re- speet of the courts and the law, to institute prosecutions involv- ing these l1ttle. trivial. pen-knife, peanut offences, such as letting your neighbor have some bread, meat. candy, etc. on Sunday, and placing. often your best citizens on the criminal docket along with those "who do break in and steal" Some say. "Itis the law" 1 answer. it breeds contempt of the 1aw-the letter of the law killeth. the spirit maketh alive. 4 good general does not keep his army on continual charge, d good preacher does not preach hell all the time, or q good teacher ply the lash on all occasions [the man at Washington carries big stick, but speaks softly and does not use itl. neither will . good prosecuting attorney keep his people jumping sideways or going South for every little technical infraetion of the law.
 Hoping to be big enough to be liberal, strong enough to doright, expecting to be TOUT friend, thanking you for past favors and trusting to receive your approval at the primary. l remain your humble servant.
 thank YOU.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
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car will be shipped this week or next, but probably next. The hole is going no deeper this time but is being enlarged. The first shipment of dirt was taken from one corner and the bottom is be- ing cleared save for i mound in the center. Rogers Democrat.
 NIT. and Mrs. H. r McAlister expect to leave Tuesday for New Mexico in hopes that the change of climate will be q benefit to Mr. McAlister. who has been confined to his home several weeks with lung trouble We hope that he aill soon receive some good from the lighter atmosphere and that Tn a short time he will be permanently restored. Gentry Journal.
 NIT. and Mrs. MeAlister former ly resided in Springdale, and the formers friends here hope to soon hear of his complete recovesy.
 Thomas N. Powell. a we'll known farmer living on Flint Creek north of Sloan Springs, was killed few days ago in run-away accident. He had been to Gentry and was returning home when his team became frighten- ed, and in endeavoring to check them the spring seat was broken and he was thrown out. One of the wagon wheels struck him at the base of the brain, and while help reached him soon af- ter the accident he was never consicous. Deceased was Q years ot age and was born and reared in the locality Of the accident. He Is survived by widow and eight children.
 Earl Thompson and John Wal den, aged l6 and F years. living near Maysville, started out last week to play highwaymen, We are informed. The latter, before leaving home, stole his fathers watch and shot gun. With the gun they held up the first three men they struck, and forced them to give up their money. The vic tim's names are Dowdell. Tucker and Robbins, who were touched for several dollars each, the total being about Sit The hold ups occurred q short distance over the line in the territory, so the boys will have to answer in the federal court If they are caught. It Is likely that their minds have been stored with trash from dime nov els.-Gentrv Journal.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
Dangers of Pneumonia

A cold at this time if neglected is llable to cause pneumonia which Is sa often fatsi, and even when the patient has recovered the lungs are Weakened making them peculiarly susceptihla ta the development 0f consumntion Foley's Honey and Tar Will stpn pn'ph tha cough, heal and strengthen the r, pne naS and prevent pneumonia La Grinea coughs weld quickly to the wonder1 ,ppI ,,1 teanratiyes of foley's Honey and Tar There iS nothing just as good j a' Brown & Nelson.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
Get the Right Kind |.

If you are troubled with Piles and can't tnd cure try Witch Hazel Salve, but be sure you get that made by F c DeWitt X Ca, Chicago. It is the Original. II you have used Witch Hazel Salye without bting re- lieved il is probable that you got hold of one of the many worthless counter feits that are sold on the reputation Of the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve. Sold by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
BENTON.

The post office at Seba has been discontinued.
 There is only ole more week of public school al Rogers.
 D. l.. Roberts of Harrison will put in d dry goods store al Gentry.
 The debt against Ouachita Academy al Bentonville has bean wiped out,
 The grading on the flew rail- road from Rogers to Springtown is about two-thirds completed.
 Bert H. Fox, Of Gentry. and Miss Grace Armstrong. of Mason Valley, were married last week.
 Arrangements are being made for a fox hunt and fiddler : contest at Monte Ne May ,, ,. I and :.
 The vinegar factory at Rogers is planning to ship a train load of vinegar this spring.
 Gravette is 10 have another newspaper. which will be known as the Guidepost. with NJ. C. staekhouse as proprietor aid manager. and Herb Lewis as editor. -Bentonville Democrat.
 Walter Smith from over near MaYsville. was placed in iail here a few days ago on account of be- ing of unsound mind, but his rela- lives have taken him away and placed him in prlvate asylum for the insane. -Bentonv1lle Sun.
 Ralph kelm, aged = years, and Mrs. Ade1ia Holiday, aged 65 years. were married near Mays pill1e last Saturday. The groom IS from Rich Mountain and he and his bride left Maysville im- mediately after the marriage to make their home al that place. -Bentonville Sun.
 ;. 4. (. Blackburn returned Monday from a weeks visit to  kirbyville, Texas. Mrs. Black burn will remain there several weeks longer with her sister but MT. Blackburn says he can't stand but one mall each day. But We imagine he feels lost when he's not working. Rogers Democrat.
 Chas. x. Brown, the Quaker preacher who has been living south of town for several years, has gone to Galena, Kansas, where he will make his home in the future. He met with disap- pointment in his efforts to estab- fish a church of his faith, winch together with an ulcer of the stom- ach, very nearly wrecked his health. Gentry Journal.
 Nearly a car load of dirt has been taken from the kruse gold mine the past week and sacked ready for shipment to St. Louis. It is not known whether the
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
(. NJ. RICE FOR PROSECUTING
 ATTORNEY.
Extract From His Speech at Eu=
 reka Springs.

believe i'll good people; I believe IT law and order; be- ieve in good society and the peace of tile community.
 believe all men have some thing good in them: that they should be restrained in doing wrong. encouraged while dolng right, and prosecuted only when necessary.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
To Cure Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine
 Tablets. Druggists refund money If it fails to cure. E. W. GRON E'S sig nature is on each box. 25c.-l2janlyr
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
A Guaranteed Cure for pu.,

i,lchlug, Blind, Bleeding, Protrndino P.les. Druggists are authorized ta 70 ue ,und the money if PAZO OTNT. M M EN tails to cure Tn to II days
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09
Farmers and Merchants bank
 sPRINGDALE, ARK.
 CAPITAL STOCK AID IN S231f2

 adt Nmthwe of al fwhb Arkans pronscoH
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

1t It is wise wife who posts har own letters.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

some men loudly demand justice while softly praying for mercy
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

tass @ f+e D stn 5. Car / Graves
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

W. FaRBAR Pres
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

JoH< RosE Asst. Gas
The Springdale news., 1906-03-09

Nearly a car load of dirt has been taken from the kruse gold mine the past week and sacked ready for shipment to St. Louis. It is not known whether the
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-07

Paul Vrzal w, D. Consideration $3.50.
lot 6, block SO, N. W. Addition to
Madison.
Sarah y. Beels and husband to
George N. and Cora A. Beels, w. ID.
Consideration $1,000, lot and W 6.
feet of lot block 2. Mathewsons AID.
dition to Norfolk.
Geo. X. Oake and wife to Carl OFT.
w. d. Consideration $4,000, lot 4, block
8, Koenigsteins Addition to Norfolk.
Sarah f. Beels and husband to Ed
ward Il, Beels, w. d. Consideration
Sl00, sub lot s of lot ID, block l.,
Pasewalk's Addition to Norfolk.
Sarah r. Beels and husband to Ed
ward e, Beels, Frank II. Beels and
Clara NJ. Beels Hazen, w. D., nell of
swh and s1a of neA of nwA and s1b
of swA of neh and n1a of sell, 1924
1.
Harry Wetzler to Pearl M. Wetzler,
w. ID. Consideration 500, &C feet
of block %, F. w. Fritz Addition to
Madison.
Carl Oft and wife to George r. Oake
w. d. Consideration $4,000, WIZ of
nwA, 1921.
w. F. Bonner and wife to G.. d.
Hunter, W. d. Consideration $500, part
seA of nwA, 27.24-1.
Nellie M. Emery to N. A. Rainbolt,
consideration $500, lot ~, block 7,
Western Town Lot Co.'s Addition to
Norfolk Junction.
Libbie S. Cow and husband to
Henry F. Barnhardt, w. D. Considera-
ton $4,000, lot g. block l, Haase's Sub.
lots to Norfolk.
Ed Oshea, Fred II. Davis and G.. H.
Reed to Henry Peterson, Referees
Deed. Consideration $4100, part sell,
21-22-1.
Samuel Hoyt to Charles Stoeber,
w. d. Consideration $500, ek of
lot Z, block 8, Pasewalk's Addition to
Norfolk.
e. G. Reeves and wife to Vaclav
DvOrak, W. d. Consideration $500,
lots and 6, block 70, N. w. Addition
to Madison.
Peter Rubendall and wife to Frank
Mielenz, W. D. Consideration $500,
lots 6 and T. block 81, Clark's Addition
to Madison.
Total consideration of real estate
transfers, $4,000.
Total amount of mortgages filed,
$6,75O
Total amount of mortgages released,
$4,000.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-07
RAGE CARNIVAL At PIERCE
NORFOLK PEOPLE WILL HAVE
CHANCE TO GO THIS WEEK.
THE EVENTS BEGIN TOMORROW
There are Thirty.two Horsemen on
the Ground-streets to be Electric
Lighted In Special Figures Each
Nieht-Excursion Wednesday.

Norfolk people will have an oppor.
tunity this week to attend race meet
and carnival at Pierce The event
begins tomorrow morning and con.
tinues for three days. Besides the
races each afternoon, there will be
free street shows, good band music
and other features during the day.
Wednesday will be the big day of the
three, when an excursion train from
Niobrara will be run to Pierce and
back again. The excursion will leave
Niobrara at o'clock in the morning
and will leave Pierce at In the even
ing. On that day Honest Abe, guide
less wonder, will give an exhibition.
The streets of Pierce are today filled
with people who have arrived for the
carnival Street shows of all sorts are
there and thirty-two horsemen are on
the ground, ready to enter in the
races. The streets are decorated with
electric lights for the nights.
The following races are scheduled
and each race is entered:
Tuesday.
2:4O trOt or pace, purse 5000.
2:16 trot or pace, purse 5000.
County running race, half mile and
repeat, $25.
Wednesday.
80 trot or pace, purse 5000.
1925 trot or pace, purse 5000.
Free-for-all pony race, purse $50.
Thursday.
2:30 trot or pace, purse 5000.
Free.for-all trot or pace, 5000.
Free-for-all running race, SIS.
officers are: II. II. Mohr, presi-
dent; Woods Cones, vice president;
w. G. Hirons, secretary; NJ. Inhelder,
treasurer. w. Il. Powers of Pierce
was in Norfolk boosting the races this
morning.
All races are filled. Trains will
carry people from here to Pierce any
morning and back any night,
o'Neill Races, Too.
Races will be held at O'Neill, also,
this week They begin Wednesday
and close Friday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-07
FOR WHOLESALE GROCERY
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE is FA-
VORABLE TO NORFOLK.
Member of Firm Decides That His
House Will Probably Establish
Branch Here-Secretary Mathewson
Resigns From Commercial Club.
GFrom Tuesdays Daily.1

A wholesale grocery house will
probably be established in Norfolk
within the very near future. This was
the statemtnt of a representative of a
wholesale grocery house who visited
Norfolk a few days ago for the pur-
pose of insecting the field and who
left town determined that it would be
to the advantage of his house to estab
fish a branch in this city He will be
back here the latter part of this week.
The representative, whose name and
whose house have not been given out,
made an inspection of Norfolk in COM
pany with d. Mathewson, secretary
of the Commercial club and it is the
belief of Mr.. Mathewson that the
Wholesale establishment will be
placed here.
The representative, while here, in
Yestigated the freight rates under
which his house would have to oper-
ate and he declared that, while the
rates are not all that his house might
desire. yet the location of the town
more than offsets what disadvantages
there were in this direction, and he
| believed that his firm would come.
Secretary Mathewson Resigns.
Mr.. Mathewson, who has acted
secretary of the Commercial club for
some time, handed his resignation to
the directors of the club some time
ago, because of outside work which
will keep him from Norfolk much of
the time, and his resignation is now
effective.
At the meeting of the club, there
fore, this evening the members
must come prepared to elect new
secretary to take up the work. Mr..
Mathewson, who leaves for South Da-
kOta on business, will be unable to be
present at this meeting.
Suggests Public Park.
One idea which Mr.. Mathewson be-
lieves ought to be worked out by the
club is the development of a public
park. He says that the M. & o. rail-
road company has five acres of land
north of their tracks and abutting on
the Northfork river, which he believes
the city might take steps to get for
park purposes.
The meeting this evening will be
held at the city hall and large at
tendance is desired by the directors.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Real estate transfers for Madison
county for the week ending Sept. l.
1906, reported by Madison County Alb
stract Company, Office with Mapes g.
Hazen, Norfolk, Neb.:
J. E. Crum and wife to Fred Brooch,
Ter, w. d. Consideration $1400; lots
/, 2, 8 and 4, block s, Battle Creek
Neb,
Wilhelm Schwartz and wife to Got.
tried Kiesel, w, d. Consideration
$500; lots !, 2, 8, 4, and 6, block 80
Park addition to Norfolk.
Katerina Vlazny and husband to