i
Rubbers
Overshoes
Felt Boots
Felt Shoes
Felt Slippers
Leggins
All Sizes and
Kinds
Davenport Bros
THE NORFOLK
SHOE HEN
The Norfolk feed H11
PAY CASH
and
BUY CHEAP
One Block West of Creighton Depot
CORN OATS
CHOPPED CORN AND OATS
CRACKED CORN
SCREENINGS
BRAN AND SHORTS
FLOUR
BON TON SUNSHINE
SNOW DROP RYE FLOUR
CORN MEAL
WHEAT GRAHAM
RYE GRAHAM
Phone iai
ART McCOY Proprietor
To make room for two carloads of ele
gant new goods now in transit we of
fer our present stock of
Chamber Suits
Dressers
Iron Beds
Bookcases
China Closets
Rocking Chairs
Lamps
Dinner Sets
Toilet Sets
Fancy China
and Carpets
at greatly reduced prices for a few clays
only This gives yon an oppotnnity to
secnre many valuable and nsefnl Xinas
gifts at Bargain Prices as well as the
ffnest stock in the city to select from
Chas li Johnson
THOMPSONS CASH GROCERY
SWEET POTATOES
NAVAL ORANGES
ALMERIA GRAPES
HEINZS MINCE MEAT
CABBAGE
ONIONS
BALDWIN AND
GREENING APPLES
and in foot everything in
STAPLE AND
FANCY GROCERIES
Thompsons Cash Grocery
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to-
day
Maximum temperature 40
Minimum temperature 17
Average 8
Precipitation
Total -precipitation for mouth 02
Snowfall
Foreoast for Nebraska Generally
fair tonight and Saturday
FRIDAY FACTS
The Y M O L Bocial being arranged
for a week from tonight promises to be
of an interesting nature
Mrs N A Rainbolt entertained a
few friendB yesterday afternoon compli
mentary to Mrs E O Harris
Rev Herbert E Ryder will sing the
famouB solo The Holy City by
Stephen Adams at the song service in
the First BaptiBt church on Sunday
TSiPt8aQPUisrs
SCSCl
evonlng A hearty wolromo to nil
Seats frco
Herman Sattlor held 20 the lucky
nnmbor that drew the pony rallied oft
at Leonards last night by Nick Kouts
son
Tho Twontloth century ball to be
givon by tho K 0 T M and L O T
M at Marquardts hall on Now Years
night will undoubtedly bo a most enjoy
ablo occasion Bohnerts orohostra has
boon eugnged to furnish tho music and
other things being equal a fluo time is
ass u rod
Wnyno Republican SherilV Cherry
took J M Cunning to tho Norfolk insane
asylum Monday morning Cunning hails
from Arlington whoro he 1iib a wifo and
sovoral children Ho had como up here
to visit n brother and becatno possessed
of tho idea that someone had murdered
his family
Tho Y M O Ii gospel mooting Sun
day afternoon will bo of u union nature
at which men women and ohildron will
bo welcome Rev Herbert 15 Ryder of
tho Baptist church will addrcBs tho
pooplo attondiug on tho subject Tho
Probloms of Today Spocial music is
being arranged for tho occasion
A now hydrant iB to bo put in at the
corner of Main and Fourth streets and
work with that end in view is now well
under way The water in tho main
will bo frozen while tho ohango is boing
mado 1 he old hydrant was too low
down somowhut out of place and the
erection of tho Bishop block necessitated
thochrngo
Another trust has been formed and
this time by tho Norfolk butohers Tho
object of this trust will bo to everlast
ingly sit down on trust and its motto
will be no trust The follow who
wants trust trusts that tho trust will
soon be dissolved meantime ho will
placo his trust in maintaining an exist
ence on soup bones and liver and is
ready to distrust tho oharitableneBd of
the Norfolk meat man
Commissioners H W Winter and J
J Hughes returned yesterday from
Aurora where they had been attending
the stato meeting of county commis
sioners and supervisors The meeting
was well attended and profitable Res
olutions recommending changes of ex
isting laws were passed and a legisla
tive committee was appoiutod to wait
upon the legislators and urge the enact
ment of laws recommended
The handkerchief fair conducted at
the First Congregational church laBt
evening by the Y P S C Ey was very
much of a success There was a large
attendance and the society found little
difficulty in disposing of the stock of
handkerchiefs most of which were
hand made by friends of the Endeavor in
all parts of the country A number of
ready made handkerchiefs were also
disposed of A musical program was
provided for entertainment and refresh
ments were served during the evening
The matinee performance ye terday
afternoon by the Slayton company
during which David Garrick waB
presented proved thoroughly entertain
ing to those who attended Last even
ing the Merchant of Venice was pre
sented to a fair sized audience The
play proved a little too heavy for the
company witn tne exception or one or
two parts However Mr John Arthur
as Shylock gave a very good interpre
tation of Shakesperes conception The
company left today for Schuyler and
will entertain the theatre going people
of that city this evening
The regular meeting of the fire de
partment was held Wednesday evening
The matter of Bending delegates to the
annual meeting of the volunteer state
firomens association to bo held at
Seward January 15 10 and 17 was dis
cussed The secretary was directed to
writo the Windsor hotel and reserve
rooms for 30 delegates from Norfolk
provided the rateB are mado satisfactory
A committee of five was appointed to
make arrangements for a spocial car to
take the Norfolk delegation and the
same committee was instructed to have
department badges printed each com
pany to provide its own badges H W
Winter was authorized to receive the
annual dues from delegates and to send
them to the secretary of the state asso
ciation by Janury 1
Found A pocket book containing
small amount of money and a Relief
Corps bodge W P Dixon
Fresh oysters at Karos
Go to E N Vaile Candy Kitchen for
Christmas tree trimmings
Toys toyaf toys at tho New Variety
store Come in and see them
Notice to Btockholdern
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Norfolk National
bank of Norfolk Nebraska will be held
in the directors room of said bank on
Tuesday January 8 1901 between the
hours often oclock a m and four oclock
p mfor tho election of directors
Norfolk Neb December 7 1000
W H Bucholz President
Owen Bros have several fresh iniloh
cowb for sale
Hardings creamery butter at Gliss
mans
Choice mackerel at
market
the Palace meat
The Beet baled hay that can be got at
the Norfolk Feed Mill phone 121
THE NOH FOLK NEWS FRIDAY DKOKMHKH M 1SI0O
PERSONAL
Burt Mtpes hud business at the county
soat today
Mrs 15 D Stevens is visiting Colum
bus trieuds this week
Miss Margaret Pryor of Wayne is
visiting lricnds in tho city
L R Vritohard of Meadow Irovo
was a city visitor yesterday
Mr and Mrs Hugh Horblnson of
Madison wore Norfolk visitors yesterday
H 11 Royuolds in rived today from
Sibley lova and - ill visit his family
until utter Christinas
John Boeehur returned last night from
Omaha where he had been visiting his
daughter Mis Ueorgo Walters for
hovurul weeks
Mrs W J Chapman and daughter
Lulu who have been visiting friends
tor tho past low days lott today for her
homo in Washington this statu
Rev W II Eaton arrived in tho city
yoHtorday from Wauoonda 111 to look
after business interests It is under
stood that they will make their home in
Ohorryville Kansas
Mrs 15 C Harris returned to her
homo in Children last evening after a
visit of a fow dajBwith Norfolk friends
Mr Harris met her at the Junction on
route homo from a trip to Chicago
County Attorney M D Tylor wont
to Madison today to prosecute at tho
preliminary hearing of John 15 Wiesnor
of Meadow Grovo charged with cattlo
stealing Will Powers wont along to
rocord tho testimony oilored
Judifo and Mrs J B Barnes went to
Sioux City today to bo present during
an operation on Mrs Barnes nieco
MIbs Dolly Lister of Ponca a young
lady 11 yearB of ago Tho operation
will bo porformed tomorrow morning at
9 oclock
A large number of Christmns trees
now on hand at Schorreggos at a low
price
Yon can get your shoes mended while
you wait by experienced workmen at
tho Norfolk Shoo Cos store
Spareribs at Karos
Heinz mince meat at the Palace meat
market
Houses for sale
tenderloins
Gliss mans
T E Odiobnic
Baltimore oystors standard and
so-
lect in bulk and can at GlissmauH
Sturgeon is the piano man
Good farms to trade for town property
G R Skileh
Farm land and city property for sole
by G R Seiler
Those ladies beltB and combs are just
the thing for a Christmas present Can
be seen at the New Variety store
Choice celery nt Karos
MADISON
Born to Mr and Mrs W Whitla a
ten pound son
Mrs C H Swallow of Humphrey is
visiting relatives in town
Martin Brnbaker of Norfolk drove
down to this city last Saturday
Judge Boyd of Oakdole was holding a
short session of district court Thursday
Tho county commissioners will meet
in adjourned BeBsion on December 10 at
1 pm
E T McGehee shipped two cars of
cattle to South Omaha Monday even
ing and one car Tuesday evening
Sherd Snyder iB mourning the loss
of his valuable driving horse Grey Dan
which died last week of lung fever
Contagions diseases seem to be dying
out the latest case being a case of scarlet
fever at Clyde Rynearsons in North
Madison
Tho Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church held their monthly business
meeting and tea at Mrs O H Gillespies
last Friday
Will Thatch has moved his slaughter
house from its old location west of town
to a place east of town near Schoolers
slaughter house
Attorney M C Hazen and Exocntor
Anton Bncholz and Miss Minnio Verges
were attending to matters pertaining to
the Verges estate at the court house
Monday
The electric light lino men have been
much delayed on account of having to
wait for the crossbars for the poles
These bars are put on before the poles
are raised
Pork
and spareribs at
Everyone should drink Mollowrich
coffee It is without an equal
A large number of Christmas trees
now on hand at Schorregges at a low
prioe
DrFronk Salter Diseases of children
Baltimore oysters at the Palace meat
market
Nothing will please the little ones
better than one of those nice black
boards or doll buggies at tho New
Variety store
Farm and city loans
Thb Dukland Trust Oo
Choice veal at the Palace
ket
meat mar-
Notice to Stockholders
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Citizens National
bank of Norfolk Nebraska will be held
in the directors room of said bonk on I
Tuesday January 8 UHll between tho
horns of 10 oclock a in and I oclock
m for tho election of directors
CI A LlIKAIlT
President
Not folk Nebraska Dec 7 UHH
Pork I omit i loins at Hiiros
Wo make loans on real oslato at
lowest rales Klkliorn Building and
Savings association T 15 OnioitNtt Soo
Kalnitinoo celery at tho Palace meat
market
Iliillitiij lUfiimlon Itutrn
The Union Paciilo railroad will sell
to local points within 200 miles at one
faro for tho round trip on Pooombur Jit
aiarnndilsi UHW and January Ut
1101 tinal tetiirii limit January a 1001
V W Junkman Agent
The Sunbeams sale at tho guild
room of Trinity church Saturday should
be well patronized No article ollVrod
for sale will be more than Jo cents
Not tin
To our patrons and tho public In
justice to oursolves and in order that we
may hotter servo our patrons wo have
jointly agteed iib follows
First To avoid confusion the use of
coupon books will bo discontinued after
Januaiy 1 IU01
Second Credit will not bo extended
for longer than thirty days If Mm
patron of any shop tltws not settle at tho
end of thirty days no orttllt will bo ex
tended to that patron by any other shop
Third All bIiojw will be closed at 8
oclock p in except Saturday and all
shops will be closed on Sundays
Fourth
delivery
Thero will bo no afternoon
11 Nauuuc
Fittci Kaiio
SiiiKNzinu iV AiMia
M SCIIAKKITil
II 15 GllKHMAN
Dr till in ilirjM Miuiuul Nru ICtlltloii
New edition of Dr Humphreys
Munual 144 pages on the care and treat
ment of the sick mailed free Hum
phreys Company Cor William and
John Sts Now York
Fresh fish at Glissnums
Popcorn at Schorreggos
Tho best baled hay that over camo to
Norfolk at tho Norfolk Feed Mill one
blook west Oreighton dopot Phono 121
Ilntlitiiy Kx iirnlim ltnlco
The C St P M o railroad will
boII to local points within 200 miles at
one and ouo third regular faro for tho
round trip on December 21 25 nud 111
1000 and January 1 1001 final return
limit Juntary 2 1I01
F V Turkman Agent
Fresh oysters nt Karos
Dressed turkeys ducks and geese at
tho Paluce moat moat market
Help out tho Y M O L next Satur
day by buying a pair of shoes or over
shoes at the Norfolk Shoo Co
New apple elder at Parishs
Van Horns ice cream is the best
Quantities supplied at any time Small
orders delivered for Christmas
Dressed
Knros
chickens and turkeys at
Toilet setfl smokers sets manicure
sets albums and lots of other nice
things at the New Variety store
California and
GlissmauB
Kalamazoo celery at
EMBROIDERIES
Novelties in beautiful hand embroidered
pieces for
All TRIMMED HATS at
HALF PRIOE
J E DURLANDS
To Close Out
I will sell at a Great Sacrifice my en
tire line of
Battenberg and
Mexican Drawn Work
in Doilies and
Lunch Cloths
Sofa Pillow Tops
in all the
Latest Designs
Our Street HatB Childrens Hate in
Plain and Trimmed Misses and Chil
drenB Caps Childrens and Infante
Hoods at
HALF PRICE
One lot Ladies Trimmed Hate your
ohoice 148
Discount on all Trimmed Hate
MISS E J BENDER
One Block East of Postofnoe
DDEE Handsome
lEvJftflil
NORFOLK
JJA11NES TYL15H
Sorting
PUtrnml
Clolitllowl
Holiday Spoon
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OUR GREAT OFFER
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of Miiiiiinriiiiilll nml linn Ihilxli I muLliin
nriiiiiKiinifiilH with thn tiiiiiiiifnt I mm Iuiikiiii
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of uiniiIh orniiirn nl our Klorti liiifmo Dei rinlici
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DR C f W JVIArQUAfDT
Jeweler and Optiean
NEBRASKA
AttornrrK at Law
Norfolk
1 1 II lliirnriH
M J Tjltir
Nebmsli
IiC S PaRK EH
DENTIST
Mast Hlciek - - Norfolk Nob
R H T HOLDEN
Homeopathic IIohIcIuii unci Stirgvot
Oillco CiliEunti Nntitiiiiil Iliinlf IluihliiiK
Tulnphoiiu 101
Sanitarium nml Koeitlcncc Miiin ami nth HI
Tuluilniiitl
Norfolk - Nebraska
JJ J COLE
DENTIST
OHIco nvor CltironV Nntlomil Hnnlt Horiilnuct
one block north of CoiiKnwiititmul church
Norfolk
Nebraska
jyjAPES HAZEN
Attorneys-at-Law
OJIlco over Lifiniiiilv Drnn 8tore
Norfolk - - - Nebraska
yiss mary shelley
Fusliionalile Dressmaker
Op Btnlre in Cotton block over Ilnnme tUnt
Flint cliifcb work KutiriintuutJ
Norfolk - - - Nobraskn
pOWERS HAYS
Attorneys al Law
It oo nib 10 II inn 12 Mn vl Mock
Norfolk - Nebraskb
SESSIONS BELL
Undertakers and EiubHliiiert
Bcmloiie Illk Norfolk Avo
Norfolk - - - Nebraska
yt M RU bERTbON
Attorney at Law
Rooms 1 and 2 Robertson Wlgtoc
Block Norfolk
NOVELTY
Iron and Brass Works
JNOECRONK Manager
All kind ot machines froma lawn mower to
a prlntintr tireta tuccensfully repaired Hot air
Bteam auif hot uater htmtluK Special atteu
tlou then to Itoilur nml KnKinu Itepairiutt
Opp Iaeewalkn Implement lloune
NORFOLK
NEBRASKA
ST LUKES MILITARY ACADEMY
KEARNEY NEB
This school has recently been re
organized and placed in charge of
Archdeuqon Atmore whoso scholastic
attainments are well and favorably
known in many portions of tho united
States Here 1b the opportunity for
parents to procure for thoir ohildreu a
good wholesome Bound and all around
education
Terms reasonable The next term
comuienoes January 17 1901 and
ranuements can be made by which
pupils may enter at onco or at any time
For further informiition address
illlCUUKACOS ATMOKK
Principal
Kearney Nebraska
References Mr John GLowe banker
Kearney Neb Mr F G Keene Kear
ney Neb
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Remember
When purchasing your Ulit IntmnH
gifts that
CHRISTOPH
The Druggist
llllH tllfl KllHHt AHMIltlllClllt ill till
city or
Medallions
Albums
Toilet Sets
Gold Plated
Novelties
Ebonywarc
Dolls
nml u Kino Assortment of
Palmers
Christmas
Packaged
Perfumes
I Bargain
Sale of
Fashionable
Millinery
For this week only Jill
of
READY-TO-WEAR
STREET HATS
ALL OUR
CHILDRENS
STREET HATS
Jo in this sale it tiie
one low price of
49c
eiieh Former price
marked in plain figures
on each hat was S7c up
to 288 All new sea
sonable goods
Inskeeps
Millinery
ft
w
VteSi
U- Jll J
MJUfflSftriJ
For 1lambiog Steam Fitting Tumps Tank
WiDd Mills
And all work In this Una chII on
W H RISH
Biitiefnction Guaranteed
First door Bontb of The Dailt News Office
EYERS
Invites you to Compare Prices
Tomatoes per can g0
Peas per can 5-
Corn per can gc
Java Coff eo best per lb 150
Oat Meal per lb 2Wa
Soap 10 bairs 25o
14 pound con Daking Powder 20c
Best Prunes per lb g0
Blueing 4o
Soda per lb 3c
Starch per lb 3g0
Crackers per lb 7ea
Clothes Lines gjj
Lye per can 40
Mixecl Candy per 1b 71
Pearline per package 40
Rice perlb 70
Lamp Chimney 40
We have a big line of Tinware Gran
itoware ami Crockery which wo nro
Belling very cheap
B MEYERS