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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-14

TO a lawyer TO know how to break up
the paper and run it six months. He
was charged So for the advice. .
Passing through a certain part of the
C ,untry N day a stranger read this
sivn: Danger! IL any man or
let's his or her COW stray into this here
cornfeld. his or her tail shall be cut
off, as the case may be-"
A st. james, Mo-. newspaper Office
was shot into with buckshot by the
local grocer because of his ad, which
should have read: "A fresh stock of
airy butter daily The printer used
~ IN" instead Of a ID in the word
dairy" The printer takes more
chances than any other man on earth.
A merchant asked an editor in a GER
tain Michigan town to roast the city
administration for letting an itinerant
peddler come in and undersell him on
goods. This is what the editor wrote:
'City Dads-You will hereby take
notice that you are roasted for per.
hitting peddlers to sell goods here.
The merchant for whom we do this
favor has his job printing done in Chi
cago."
A negro arraigned in n south Mis-
souri, court on the charge of stealing 9
cow pleaded not guilty. "Ah nevaf
stnled dat cow" he explained to tn,
Judge. "Yoh Honah, she took a fancy
toe me and follered me home. All tried
ter shoe her back. but. no sab, sh'
wouldn't go. Dat night she bawle,
so hahd All had ter let huh in my bahI
SOS nah family could git some sleep.
One winter afternoon Mark Twail
took the train for his home, but a ter
rife snowstorm was raging, and abou
half way to his suburb the train wa
showed in. All night the passenger
we're imprisoned, but early in tn
morning they managed to reach
nearby telegraph station and Mari
sent the following dispatch to his OF
fee: "Will not be in the office. Hav
not got home Yesterday yet"
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-14
Wise and Otherwise.

The echo always has the last word!
Living on love is all right between
snTals,
IL upscts a man terribly to lose his
Tfaaance at the bank!
Many a black mustache has painted
T. young womau's face red!
~ is not considered good form to ask
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-14
Peal Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Tuesday, Feb.
II, furnished by the Fort Abstract Co.,
l.. II. Fort, Manager.
state of Nebraska to George
Amack, deedlot 10 SC sw 5-l-10S j67
Peter G. Oberg to II. Gandreault
wd ne 10 and NV 20-3-l2.... . 10000
Oliver ID. Hedge, sheriff, to Lee
nora l.. Warren, sd lots /, g,
and d, block 10, Smith and
Morris addition to Red Cloud. 105
State of Nebraska to =. II.
Boner, deed cd se4 2l-9-l0.... $50
Moritz Adler to John Barkley,
qcd lots I and 9, block 2, Gar
ber's End add to Red Cloud. 20
Total
Mortgages filed, $3.50.
Mortgages released, S5,O47.50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-14
C~ONSTANCY---My Valentine.
BY WALTER HURT.

BY the garlanded gate OF the garden l wait,
Where the reddest OF roses run riot,
Where the brown thrush ~ uahrigal sngo to his mate
And quivers his .on- through he quiet.
In the dangerous mush Of The lavender dusk
l pray for your promised returning;
Through the marvellous mist of the dawn's amethyst
The watch. fires of Love still are burning.
While softest of skies viii the depths of your eyes
Their blessing of blue BENT above you,
with all of it, beats my foni heart repeats:
II love you 4 love you l love YOU"
In the dust Of dstrust, in the blight of the night,
Whatever Of woe may 'etide me,
1 reach out my hands over deNoAte sands
And find your own ready to guide me.
When life becomes strife vi h m,series rife
And MADNESS goes d,sn in the gloom,
grope toward the grace Of your jess anime face
And the world is gael u in Gloom.
In a Thousand Of vear- with heir teaching of tears
ay my lips learn to tel hp they miss you;
Iu reverent dreams forever it seems
I kiss you, and kiss you, and kiss you.
When June is a.swoon meath the kisses of noon,
Or yet in the nights of November,
My faith is without any season of donbt
The dreams of the past to disuember.
While Memory cteeps back thr u1b the twilight of Time
To pause at the place where we parted
And pluck from the dust IA poor fragment of rhyme
Love dropped at your feet, broken hearted.
And though we'll know wherever you go
That heavens sweet care will caress you,
Iceaselesly pray through the dark and the day
"God bless you, and bless you, and bless YOU"
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-14
Mrs. j. e., Wolf,

Mrs. Martha A. Wolf, aged 65 years,
died Saturday morning at the home of
rher daughter, Mrs. George Reed, east
of Red Cloud. Funeral services were
held Monday, conducted by Rev. G. W.
Hummcl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-02-14
Music Lessons Free on Violin. Mandolin
or Guitar.

If you would like to learn to play
any of these instruments call at once
and take advantage of this opportunity.
Join the first club and get a good
start. Tuition absolutely free.
ARGABRIGHT's STUDIOS,
Potter Block, Red Cloud, Neb.
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InDICAllR EEMERAl

Consoles A LAS MADREg. -Rl iarabe
Calmante de la SenOra WinsloW debe
usarse siempre que los niflos estan en- el
periodic de IL detenci0n. PrOpOrCiOnR all
vio Immediate al pequefiO paciente, pTOdu-
ce un suefO natural y tranquilo, aliVia 81
dolor y 81 angelic despierta muy vlyO y
allegro rs muy RgIadRBle al pal0dRr,
scalma al nifo, 0blRnda sus dolores, hace
factles la funciOnen del est6magO Tegula
los intestinos. Els 81 mejOr remediO como
cido para la diarrea va pTOvenga esta de la
dentici0n o de cUalquiera Gtra Causa.
Tengase muchO cuidado en- pedir ell "JaTa-
De Calmatne de Ia SelOTa WinslOW": ca ell
meiOr de tOdos.
ENTIRE LOS compradorsB de Tolojen
phases en IL ioyeTia de F. KshFhAhn y Co
90 Esgala nm Fsloj ''WalthRm" HemRnal'
msnts. La Ultima BsmRna obtuvo un0 el
10 3io senior jose Psrsira San JUsn.
81. LUPEZ OEPERO, San JOl6 Is.
COmpFR y venta de muebleg On general.
30 haCon pFeatamos do diner0 sobFs prem,
dRB de orc, piatH = piedrG1 pEeCiOGRs. Be
OompEan pEsndaS autiguaH , modeFnRS. So
COmpra , vende plata y orc deteFioradO.
OonBtSDts exiBtencis de musbIss, & tipo
0con6micon. BARRAS DE GATRE.
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Los mas sIegaDtss sombTsrOs.

III Acrsditado bAzRE "LRH Novedadel'
que en- In Caile DO Fan Francisco ofrecs Rl
~p6blicO I'M msgnfficO BuEtid0 do cuanto
bueda deVaar lR mas TefnRdR fantauia, RcA
ba de importar lindfBimoB BOmbreroI de
tOdAB foTmHU; peEo en- particular de Merry
Widow (viudG nlegFe) que tGnto furor e.
tan hacienda en- EstadoE Unido1 Euro
pR. LOs hay de+odoB tamAhoI prOCioI'
III uuEtido do COIumnaB jGrEonGB de mar
mol, ObjstoB de toOadOr, pOrfumerfS, OTiltA'
loriS y peEfGmOEia jNponOHa, CuadroB, por'
CelRuaH, prSndsdOTsS ETC., etc., o. VeFdR'
derRmente ssIectO. Todo- objeto para B0'
foFRI, IsdoTitaB, nifiAH = CAbAllsrog, de to-
daV Leo foFtunag, Be 0nOuOntFRn en- 'LaE
NOvedRdOs" q pTeCiOH lOB mas ConvsniOn'
tan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-06
Bmpresa de automobiles
do yapor "White."

Los AUTOMOBILES de lujo "Whi-
te' movido por vapor, con ca
pacidad para 5 pasajeros cada
uno hacer viajes diarios entire
San Juan y Ponce y los pueblos
inmediatos.
Uu autom0vil sale de cada
t6rmino de la Inca a las 8 a. m.
Ell tempo empleado en- el ira
yecto entire San Juan y Ponce
es 8 horas.
Ell pasajero puede lleyar 25
libras de equipage. Para el ex
ceso~de dicha cantidad Sc COBRA
r& extra. Para mas informes
dirigirse q los agentes:
HOTEL FRANCES,
PONCE.
SWIGGETT BROS,
SAN JUAN.
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NQTIGIAS De-
1OA ALTA.
Fl ilastTado Padre EfhsVaIIla Sc en-
GlsntIs nDy enfaTmO.
NOtlbI0 0RaIae6n qRll1rglea dal TapltHd0 daGloF
N0T0t Nui'l.
~ .nss.r9 serra.gon.aI s.gsaiaI.l )

Agosto -Haoa dfaB que nuGtFo que
Eido CuFa el dignfhimo Padre EthaVaERia
Be siente muV quabFantRda 8n So Bslud, 10
que lamsntR pFofundaDlsnta ehte pueblo
que tRnto le apEeCiR distiDgue, hlcisndo
loB votoH m6g linCsE0B poEqu8 logEa ~
complete blaCimiento.
lie asiats 81 doctor MoYst MuiioE que,
dRndo Rl C6gar 10 que aI Cesar CoFFegpon'
dc, es una de las gloEiaB ppeFtOrKiqutfiaB
en sl vaAto ORmpod de 10 cienOia m6diCa y
10 CiTpjfa que sieECe con vsEdadeFo ConoGi'
misnt0 , ConCienCia que Constituysn 10
sanction moral de eBa pTCfsai6n.
81 PFosbfteEo EGhAvaEFia HeEa Gometido
& una diffcil opeFaCi6D. "..../
-SoFpBsndenta ha aido asta pob!aoi6n
ssnBAta Ia F6pids fsIiE operaci6n pTacti'
cS6a por ol avsntajadO Dr.. MoEet Mpfioz
en- nm individuo que hRCfa tempo YsnfR
Bufriando de IN cancer On IA I0Dgua.
PfimoEo procedi6 & haceRle la tFaqueo'
tomfa y 8 Ion poCo5 dfas ls opeF6 On IR sx :
tiEpaoi6n de la IeDgup; CuyO paOiente 20
pRBea Or0ndaments poE Iaa GALES de ssts
GmpkticS poblaci6n. -.
Hay que CopfssaF ingenuamentO que 81
diBtiDguido faCult6tivO doctor MoEsE Mu'
fio8 81 frents de esta BanidRd, ea Is mss
hermouG y legftima COnquista de que debe
asntira0 oFgull0B0 el pueblo toaIttfl3.
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C0IcurSo para el aIumbt ado plbli-
co de Ia GTudad de Ponce, P, R.

So invita- 6 loB particuIRre1 y Compa.
ifag de Puerto Rico Estadoa UnidoE
para que presenter nus propoBicionsg al
Municipio de eata Ciudad RnteB del die Is
de OcubEs de 1908.
Sc gumistEaFGn planes de lR Ciudad
too que 10 BoliCiten.
DatOs SWpeYfoie AprOGimGda. 134
hsCt6reaV
DesaTrOJIO ApTo@ImadO de las GALES. "a
kil6metFoB.
C0nsignaoG6m dispOmibIe de $18 10000
& $4,000. 90 anuRleB.
ztoLnaGNG0S6n nSnSM0. 10 foGOs de 0FoO
VoltAicoB dc RmpRFieE: go lampRFaa ine
candeoents1 1877 wAiteB (pa gsdn): 1900 dc
IL buifRB'': 200 do 16'': 1900 z 600
3ilOvatiss mGnsuaIeB para lOB Edifciog
kdblicoB MunicipaleR.
So pEtfaEiE6n laH pr0poGioiona1 que
ofreEcsn el mayor ndmeEo de arCoB vol.
taiCoB con sl fin de BupEimiE, ser possible,
t0daB Lar l6mpRTRB inCandeHconte8 de Las
GALES.
Debs indiCRE1e los prsCioB unitarioB de
Ian luCeB para que 10 ciudad pueda RU.
mentsr ultsTioTments "a Illumination GUAM
do 10 creR ConvenieEte.
Las pFoposicionsg pusden vsEEaF, bien
BobFe el Buministro de luces mediaute uua
msnBuAlidad sltipulads, bisn BobEe Ia ina.
talaCi6n de una plantR El6ctRica nuevs
favor del municipio absn6ndo anuRlmsnts
inteFeseB y amoFtiEaci6n del capital en-
plsRd0, bien BobHe otERB baHaa diatintaB que
Bs le ocuEEan & los intsrsBadog, peFo uiem.
pre- eAt6ndo entire los limitas de la agigua
Ci6n Rntsg diChs.
Ell ConCejo Municipal FenolvGE6 10 mfB
ConveniGnts guB interests anteB del 81
de DiciembEs de 1908, no ain anteB haber
convenido lan condolences de datRlleg con
sl paBtieular Compaiifs SgTaciada. Eg
te smpezRE6 Hu Oont1ato sI 1 do JUNO de
1909, & BsE possible. CualeBquieEa aOlaFa'
ci6n que Hs pids autsE del Is de OetubEe
de 1908, BsE6 auminiAtra6a Ios intsgenR'
dos poE el alcalds do la ciudad.
Bias O. SiIua.
27 VI. City. EUgr.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autOrIzado S2.4OO,O 600. Capital UalI
zado S3l5 532.sS, u. SC.
OpeY0ciones QMe reoLiao:

Pr6siamOs: Con garantias personales. con
Colaterales, y con hipotecas cOrtO y largo
plazO sObre fncRs rtsticas.
DsSGuant0s: De girOs, pagares, y obl1ga
clones cOmerciales cortO plazO
GIrOs: SObre Espana, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HalnBUrgO.
elTOs POT Cable: sobre New York y Ma
drtd:
Cusntas GOrEsnlss: Con interes de 2p. m
nual dispOnibles q Ia vista pOr cheques.
lmpOslOlOnss plazO flo: Con interes de q 2
8 annual segdn tempo.
SeCGOn de ahOrrOs: ImpOsiciones sObre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. a 1,0O0 con intereses
al 6 pS anual.
0ObFaRzaS: POr Guenta agena con conni.
sion mInima de cobTO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los COrrientistas.
Dsp6sItO8: De elective y vaIOres. -
Gamble de- moRsdas: De tOdOs los pafses.
VsRta do 06dulas hip0laGaTia8: La mejOr in"
version en- Puerto Rico, inter6s p.S pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
Bsnta do fIR0a8: DandO facilidRdes para 0l
pagO, en- las jurisdiociOnes de AdjuntRs,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnitO, ArecibO, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, COrOZal, Qua,
yRma, HatillO, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manatf-
MaricaO, NaPaniitO, Patillas, Rio GFande.
UtuadO, YabucOa y Yauco. - h. .I-e
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Commercial.

Segdn nos 10 participant On atantG cir
culaT, OeBa en- suB opsEacioneB la Hocisdad
que giEAba en- entR plaza bsjpla Ea262 CO.
Cial dc j. PieraB , Go, de 0pya liquida'
Ci6n 30 haCs cargo ls nusvR que 90 coDSti'
tuye On 81 miHmO aCtO, 10 que giEarG -bnjo
Ia misma Taz6n social de ]. PieraB y Go,
que ge dediCRr6 loB milmon negoeioH que
RqusllR,
Son socioD gsntoran = administrators
don Juan PiQFaB ORFbonGlI y don Lorenzo
HomaE Pizk, & los Cuale8 deHeamoB pros
p,Ridad.
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S.fior Enca7gado de NsgoCion del Brasil.
Tarmino expralando & ". 8. en- nombFa
do mi GobieEn0, Loo vot0B mss CORdialea
poF BU fsliz trAvelfs y mo valgo ae Ggta
opoEtunidad para EaiteEaRle las pE0tsstag
de mi confederation dintinguids. Ut:
j. do PAUL.
Al Honorable Senior Jacob Sleeper, En-
cargado de NegoefOs Gd-6eteTEn9 de los Esta-
dos Unidos de America
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hVlSo. chr1BGo DE TINERhRlo.
Itinerario en- vigor desde ell de Mayo de 1908.
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PARA IA PRESEMTE ESTACIQN- Los mu-
chachOs de LA Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell prOblema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
IinicOs que han cOnseguidO tener en- su
magnffico establecimiento ell surtidO mas
complete de los artfculOs del ramO. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe y de hilO nj c8recen de las mejores
medias para seflOras y nifiOs asf como
para cabRllerOs. COntratos directOs con
fabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea no cOmpre los
juegOs de cintas "DOrOthy" que venden
en- cajitas dos lazos una banda, 8 en- ca.
jitas de seis lazOs; pOdemos servir cual-
quier color y preciO desde $ LIS SO ell
juegO. Yea ell gran IOte de bordados en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos menos
de la mitad de pTeoiO. En- telas bIancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian Lown,
Frensh Organdi y cuanto ell publico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras waite
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO necesite. P. o. B. 764.
Tel6fOnO 278, San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico
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AVIsO COMEROIAL. - Tenisndo
n0tiCiaT de que hIy psFs0na1 que Bs hRCsn
paHar poF arCios mics hsgo Conatar que no
tengo BoCisdRd con nRdie Gus no FeBpon'
do do OpsEAOiOneI gsEtiOnadaO pOr tails
individu0s. .-MaFiO S. GsigeL 5v.H
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CASA EN- "MIRAMAR."-PaER 81
pHimeEO do AgoIto eNtAE6 Conoluida y 30
Rlquila una C6modS cara en- este poblSdO.
Es do construction modeHna y TGdiOR en-
una de laB GALES mas C6utTiCaF. Para in
foTmSB diFigira0 agta impTsnts. d. p.
VENDO mi casa nusvR do ls Call0 del
PaIque. RodsRdS de tOdaB laa COmodidR'
dsB exijidsB Pr0Cio $500. InfoEmeB
FELIX PADIAL. CalIe ColomOr SGntuECe.
3OvR
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SOLARES EN- SANTURCE,

30 vendon IolRrSa con frOnt0 IR CarPo.
isEA central , Otros interioEoG con callo8
afiEmRdOR
IuformArd w. Bosch. TMaan n6mUEo
sltoP.
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-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
mUy Glegant0I = & pEsciog Bumam0nto mo.
diCoB loo aCaba de TeCibir La TienditR de
JOGSfa EchsvaErf0, al lRdo del RyuntA
mi0nt0. Vonds tambi6n ofeCtoB Toligio
HoL OomprR OnvoltuERg de JRbon OCtR.
Ron.-SRn Juan, Box 216.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-31

formerly telegraph editor for the Oma
ha News and until recently member
of the reportOrial staff of the Kansas
city Star, according to a Sioux City
dispatch has gone to Sioux City to
take a position on the STAFF of the
Daily News. James II. Pope, who
has been court reporter for the News
went to Omaha, where he will become
n member Of the city stan OF the Daily
News. Mr. Felber will bring his fam
lily to Sioux City as soon as he finds
n desirable place
The Nebraska association of trotting
and pacing horse breeders has decid.
ed to ask Nebraska towns for bids for
the September racing and sales meet
Ing of the association and 1t has been
suggested that Norfolk might figure
In the competition Norfolk has the
advantage Of a racing park in close
proximity to q sales yard built espec.
Tally for the big horse sales of the
Smith Brothers company. The asso-
citation met in Lincoln this week and
elected c. b. Bell of Grand Island,
president; n. ]. Ronin of Fremont,
vice president and John f. thinner,
secretary-treasurer
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STANTONHOIA MANCONES
w. A. KINGSLEY, BACKED BY KNoS
Triple, BUYS.
WILL BE LANDLORD AT PACIFIC

Mr.. Kingsley, at Present Proprietor OF
the New Elkhorn Hotel at Stanton,
viii Take Charge Of the Pacific Feb.
ruary is.
w, A. Kingsley, at present propri.
etor of the New Elkhorn hotel at Stan.
ton, will succeed j. Harvey Foote as
landlord of the Pacific hotel in Nor
folk on the fifteenth OF next month.
a deal to that effect was closed Tues
day night in Norfolk.
After Landlord Foote disposed of
the business and furniture of the Pa
cfic hotel to AL Willerlng of Newport,
the Foote interests in the Pacific were
transferred by Willerling to Senator
f. j. Hale of Atkinson, who in turn
disposed of the lease and furniture of
the Pacific to Mr.. Kingsley, who was
supported in the negotiations by Knox
Triple of Stanton.
Mr.. Triple, who was once propri-
etor of the Pacific, endorses Kingsley
as a hotel man.
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time. Among those who went were,
Frank Hart, Frank Phillips, Frank
Flies, Ed Lucky and Will Mas.
Miss Lewis was in Norfolk Satur-
day.
Frank Leslie and Samuel Nelson
were in Norfolk Saturday.
Blair Louder has moved into the
Leslie property in the northern part
Of town.
be started in Hoskins.
Mr.. Simonin and Vernon Ziemer
went to Winside Saturday to attend a
teachers meeting.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green,
a daughter
All present at dance given at the,
Petzold farm two miles northwest OF
Hoskins reported pleasant time.
Miss NJ. Surbur went to WAYNE SAT-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weatherhols
have moved into the rooms above tho
drug store.
Mrs. Jochen is recovering from an
attack of the grip
Fred Schroeder is recovering from
long attack of the grip.
The Hoskins Headlight is again be.
ing issued.
Mrs. Rookie and children have re-
turned to Meadow Grove.
The ten year old daughter of Aug
ust Riggert living six miles northwest
OF Hoskins was seriously i'll with the
grip.
VIII Ruehlow is acting janitor at
the school house in the illness OF Iohr,
Thompson.
The children of Fred Strait are i'll
with the whooping cough.
VIII Story has had his household
furniture shipped from Fremont to
Hoskins.
Miss Sara Ziemer has accepted "A
position as teacher in district near
Bonesteel, S. D.
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hat a large crowd will welcome
Phyllis Daye when the curtain goes
up Friday night.
The Kankakee, Ill, state insane
asylum has been improved by the
addition of Or. James L. Greene and
DR.. II, Douglas Singer, formerly Of
the Norfolk hospital according TO the
Chicago Tribune, which says: at
Kankakee the conditions are as diff
forent as day from night since Supt
James l.. Greene took charge. lie Is
great medical man and great ex.
ecutive. He has also kept free from
political influence The trouble
there now is lack of money TO make
physical improvements. He went
there under fire ON account of the
fact that under the former superinten.
dent, a man nearly so years Old the
real manager was Len Small
l.. G.. Lund of Des Moines, Ia. has
just visited Norfolk as member of
the Commercial club of his city, for
the purpose of looking into the new
patent Evans 4 Carr hay press, with
a view to determining whether the
manufacturing plant for this machine
might be located at Des Moines. Mr..
Lund was in Fremont the other day
and CHANGED to see copy of The
News, which contained an account
of the new hay press invention He
Immediately got on the train and came
to Norfolk to look into the possibili-
ties of the new machine and after see
ing photographs and a description of
the press, stated that he would bring
the matter up before the Des Moines
Commercial club. The active interest
of Mr.. Lund in the new project shows
how eager the business men of cities
that grow, are to get track Of new
industries.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-31
SCHOOL BOYS AS SLEUTHS
Organize to Run Down Sioux Cltv
"WiId" Bow.

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 30.-A dozen
boys who attend the Webster school,
have organized for the purpose of run
ming to earth the alleged wild" boy
whose antics on the dangerous cliff of
Prospect hill during the past week or
more have aroused the curiosity of
the residents of the river front. Every
morning regularity between the hours
or and 8 o'clock the youth has been
seen to scale the practically perpen-
dicular wall hundred feet or more
above the houses below. That he has
not fallen to certain death is the won
der of all who have noted his actions.
Boys between the ages of ~ and Is
years yesterday forenoon and evening
searched the hill for a possible rem
devious, where, according to rumor.
the boy eats and sleeps. Boys who
nave a cave on the hill said they had
seen the strange youth, but had never
been able to get good look at him.
1t was at first suspected by the police
mat he Is the youth who has been
missing from Laurel, Neb. His de-
scription, however, in no wise tallies
with that OF the boy whose parents
nave been searching for him across
the river. He was seen as usual YES
terday morning.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-31
BROKE RIB BY STOPPING
Elderly Fremont Woman Fractures
Rib at Theater

Fremont, Neb., Jan. 29.-Mrs. A
Bauman, ST., the aged mother of Sher
if Bauman, one of the best known
officers in north Nebraska, suffered a
rather serious injury in a peculiar
manner last Thursday, and did not
know the extent Of it until yesterday
afternoon. While at Larson's theatre
last Thursday evening in attendance
upon theatrical production Mrs
Bauman sustained a fracture of rib
Just how it happened she is unable tc
say. She recalls that she noticed q
slight pain in her side when she
stopped over rather suddenly to pick
up some article that had dropped tc
the floor.
Mrs. Bauman called a physician
yesterday and his examination dis
closed the fracture.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-31
DEATH OF MRS. BELL.
Passed Away at the Home of Her
Dauuhter Monday Morninu,


Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bell died late Mon
day morning at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. P. F.. Sprecher, death result,
ing from old age. She had been in
feeble health for long time. Her
age was eighty-four years, eight
months and ten days.
Mrs. Bell was born in Devonshire,
England, on May II, 1928. She came
to Canada with her parents in 1910.
On May IL, 1S47, she was married to
Peter d. Bell of Portneuf, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell came to Nebraska
in 1870, settling on a homestead in
Colfax county. There the husband
died on June IS, 1877.
For the past nine years Mrs. Bell
has lived in Norfolk with her children.
She leaves four sons, P. F. Bell of
Norfolk, Tom Bell of Lusk, Wyo., and
John and William Bell of RichlanG,
Neb., and four daughters, Mrs. II. E.
Hardy, Mrs. c. w. Landers and Mrs.
P. F. Sprecher of Norfolk and Mrs.
James Mckenzie of Albion.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon from the Sprecher home.
Interment will be in Prospect Hill
cemetery,