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NORFOLK
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uQ You know k I
That there is n big tlif
fcrouce iu Ornnges Yon know
there is in apples Take a New
York or Michigan npple its
juicy nnd fluo flavored whilo tho
MisBonri apples are flat and more
or less tasteless Same way with
Oranges The Rcdland orange is
uDout penecr wiiiie tnat grown
in other districts is like a Missouri
apple We have bought ilfty
boxes of the finest Redlauds and
are going to have
A Special
Orange
Sale
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the balance of the week We are
going to sell em at the same
price the other kind sells for for
these few days and invite a trial
order
PARISH
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The Best Paint Made
Will cover 300 square feet two coats
Contains pure lead nnd oil Shown by
chemical test there is no paint on the
market equal to its durability and cover
ing capacity We can vouch for this a
we have handled the Monarch Paint for
twelve years If you think of painting
your house let us figure with you Wo
can save you mouey
Remember our large stock of Wall
Paper cheaper than ever
Kiesail Dnlfl Bo
If anybody tries to make yon believe
that n Karpen Couch is superior to all
others just call at Johnsons Furniture
Store and examine one of them standing
side by side with better ones Notice
the difference between an honest
couch made in Nebraska by Nebraska
citizens and a Bhell made in Chicago
by kids and palmed off onto unsus
pecting customers under a worthless
guarantee
We do not sell ours with a guar
antee attached but will make yon a
present of the finest one we have in the
house if you can show one of any other
make that is made as well made as
honestly as those we are selling
Chas H Johnson
FRIDAY FACTS
Mrs Morris Mayor is entertaining the
ladies of the Kaffte Klatchthis after
noon
There will be a special meeting of the
WeBt Side hose company tonight in the
city ball There is important business I were the especial favontes
to transact and every member is re
quested to attend
Tho West Side Whist club enjoyed a
plonpant evening at tho home of Mr
nud Mrs W 11 Buoholz
Paul HuC n brother of Onshior 13 W
Zutz of tho Norfolk National bank is
repotted to bo very sick with appendi
citis at his farm homo near Hoskins
tr II T lioldnu has purchatedjtho
Geo L lies property at tho rornor of
Norfolk avenue and Thirteenth stroet
Ho willjmprove and occupy it at once
Thoro was no quorum at tho regular
meeting of tho city council last night
and an adjournment was taken until
tho evening of the i0th when tho now
administration will bo installed and tho
oldretired
Joe Morrow and brido arrived last
night on tho Union Pacific from Rockv
Ford Col nud aro visiting at tho home
of Mr Morrows parents Mr and Mm
T J Morrow where n reception will
be tendered them tonight
Tho Nebraska Latter Day Saints or
Mornians aro to meet in conference at
Omaha tomorrow and Suudny to dis
cuss the advancement of tho work in
Nebraska Twenty missionaries of that
church arc now at work in various parte
of tho btate
On account of tho baukors meeting
tho meeting of tho Music Students club
will be postponed until Tuesday even
hir at tho homo of Mrs Gibson on Thir
teenth street Members of tho club are
requested to bring with them tho music
belonging to the club
Lola Canlfield celebrated lur fifth
birthday Wednesday at her homo on
North Ninth street Refreshments
wcro served and tho little tots passed
thetimo most eujoyably with games
and other amusements Lola received
a good many gifts from her little guests
Harry Matrau who has been assistant
in the depot at Wisner has been pro
moted to the position heretofore held by
H Hilburn in the freight department
of the Creighton depot Mr Hilburn
has bqen promoted to the place made va
cant by the resignation of A G Hoge
man who expects to leave for Oregon
soon and make his home in that state
The card party given by tho D of H
lodge at the Railway hall last evening
was a decided success both Eociallyaud
financially Very nice refreshments
were served after which prizes were
given Miss Norah Burnett receiving
ladies first priz Mr Rolland gentle
mans first prize Mrs John Spellman
ladies booby prize and Mr Guy Living
stone gentlmaus booby prize
Tin Nnws presents its renders with
an eight page paper this evening con
taining a write up of tho progressive
business men of the city Readers will
find it profitable to give these articles
bpecial attention as they contain nmuy
new and valuable ideas regarding the
bnbiness interests of tho city Theii
author G H Chrisman has been heri
tor more than a week and has enter
tainingly told what ho has learned of
Norfolk business activity in this issue
It is customary to regard a change oi
weather from one extreme to tho other
between two days as something extra
ordinary but during the past few days
the contrast furnished by an hour has
not been uncommon One moment the
sun will bo shining bright and warm
and the next an infant blizzard with an
abundance of snow will prevail This
morning opened with a 6now storm but
at this writing the weather is very
summer like It need not bo wondered
at if bofore this item is read winter will
again prevail Nebraska weather seems
to bo outdoing itself to furnish variety
Stock owners of Norfolk are finding it
almost impossible to secure hay for their
animals Tho home product seems to be
exhausted and many feeders aro com
pelled to use the baled hay shipped in
from others points Tho price is now
10 per ton and tending higher some
predicting that it will be 20 a ton be
fore a now crop is harvested Straw for
feed is in active demand nnd the price
of this is being carried upward with hay
This condition is not the result of a
light crop as there was at least an aver
age one last year and it appeared that
there was hay enough stacked up in tin
country to supply the demand for years
The demand for hay is however con
stantly increasing and each year sees
more of it consumed
Tho Euterpean Fraternity recital by
tho pupils of Mrs Cora A Beels called
forth a fair sized audience nt the Audi-
torlum last evening This fraternity is
an organization among the young folks
to study music in connection with the
other artp and the recital was part
turo and part musio The stage was
decorated with plants and pictures of
eminent musicians Tho talk on dis
oriptivo music by Mrs Ora S Beels ex
tended through the entire program and
each number was introduced with a
short description and history The
standard of the program was high and
tho free playing of the performers was
marked Tho talks aud recitations that
interspersed the musical numbers were
much appreciated and were in hearty
accord Each number received liberal
applause and the oue known as Tho
Lullaby was especially well received
Oscar Schavland played The Robins
Return so satisfactorily that ho was
given a hearty encore Other numbers
were niguiy appreciated but theso two
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 10 1001
tnlnment should not bo confused with
Mrs Reels musical commencement
whloh will tako place May S3
Removal sale of nil our fanoy china
It will all go at cost Somo excellent
bargains in dinner Rots
Uokimax V Smith
Trem rot Arlitir Dny Aliuiitlniicn
for
ICvnrf lMiiljrv
Children of tho public and parochial
schools will w furnished a nico 8 ft
fresh treo on Saturday p in and Mon
day a m for 15 cents ouo treo each
only Corner of Fifth and Main an as
Bortment will bo found from my nurs
ery If not on the ground call phono
SOI A OsllOHN
liny for Hutr
Cltoico lot looso hay Will deliver in
small or largo quantity Leuvo ordir
at Hardys coal oillce
S T Naimkh
DrFrank Salter Diseases of ohildren
Good farniB to trado for town property
G 11 SuiUKii
Attraction iiiiriinli l
Tho Star Boarder coiurn to Norfolk
from the leading cities of tho country
with a first class reputation and the
people of Norfolk aro to bo congratu
latol that they have an opportunity to
see tho attraction 1 persoimllygunran
too satisfaction to thoso who will nttond
Tho performance is calculated solely as
a mirrii provokor It is clean and up-to-date
and tho cast is composed of some
of tho best performers travollug Tho
Star Boarder will be presented at the
Auditorium tomorrow evening Ro
served seats on sale at Leonards
Hoping there will be n liberal patrou
nge I am yours truly
OHO II SlISAR
Manager Auditorium
Tir Srtlf
Two good Jersey cowp one fresh and
tho other will bo i l a few days Call
two blocks east of Junction school house
Mrs Sadie Hart Miller osteopath
Rooms over the Hayes jowolry house
Farm laud and city property for sale
by G R Seiler
Furnished rooms to rout Call at
residence corner of First and Main
street Board by day or week
U Lkk
Iiiitfcliel Their SIuVh boro
From the Los Angeles Herald of Dc
17 The Star Boarderat tho opera
house last night proved a star attraction
The costumes were clean new and
bright nnd the specialties were ringing
applause makers Fiom tho time the
company appeared in the opening chorus
till the curtain was rung down there
was a quick succession of brilliant spec
ialties that bristled with smart sayings
dances nud captivatiug songs The
show in its entirely was as good a fun
producer as has been hero in years
Chas H Boyle tho leading comedian
has enoagh fun in his make up to please
tho audience himself but when to his
nonsense is added tho oddities of his
chorus of pretty girls and tho perform
ances of his strong support The Stai
Boarder is a farce comedy in all that
tho name implies Auditorium Satur
day April 20
Sturgeon is the piano man
Baltimore oysters at Glssiiiuns
Wasted Ono chambtr maid
understands dining room work
one waitress First class wages
that
also
Ad-
dress Boyd Hotel Wayne Neb
The outlier
Conditions of the weather as recorded
or tho 24 hours ending at 8 a in to
lay
vlaximum temperature iO
linimum temperature 2t
Vverago -10
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month 1 fi
Snowfall 00
Total snowfall for month 00
Barometer 2974
Forecast for Nebraska Generally
fair tonight nnd Saturday
Fresh catfish wall eyed
pickerel at Glissmans
pike and
Wantkd Men to learn barber trade
We teach the work in two months
donate tools include board and pay 12
weekly when competent Also give
opportunity of Saturday and Sunday
wages while learning Our special offer
good until May 15 Make application
by mail Moler Barber College Omaha
Neb
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiorke Son
The Ktar Hoarder
The Star Boarder which will be tho
attraction at the Auditorium Saturday
April 20 isa musical farce comedy in
three actB The pieco is intended for
laughing purposes only and 6erves ns o
vehicle for the introduction of Coas
Boyle and his clever company of fun
producers Mr Boyle in the leading
role is decidedly funny his province is
low comedy and character sketching
Ho is assistedjby a company of twenty
ladies and gentlemen all thoroughly
capable tho singing portiou of the
show is said to bo very fiuo The cos
tumes displayed by the ladies will bo a
treat for our theatro goors as Mr Boylo
does not allow nuythiug of a cheap
nature to bo brought The Star
This enter Boarder assortment of wardrobe
PENSONAL
Win Zutz or HotkliiR is n Norfolk
visitor today
llrnco Perlno Is a city visitor today
from Cieighton
Mrs A S Mclny of Randolph was a
city visitor yesterday
H S Best of Battle Creek was a Nor
folk guest over night
13 M Sinclair was In tho city from
Battlo Crook yesterday
Mrs C G Soiuers returned yester
day from a trip to Omaha
A J Johnson of Port Steele Wyo
was in tho city over night
13 A Walker was In the city
from
Newman Grove ovor night
Mr nnd Mrs Fred Buchanan were
over from Madison yesterday
Mrs C R liunion or liloomfield
a visitor in Norfolk yesterday
L C Mittelstadt made tho round
was
trip
to and from Wisner yesterday
H L Henderson a Cieighton at
torney Is attending to business in Nor
folk
Anna Ivillen left yesterday for Col
umbus where she has n position with
photographer
A V Tannchill returned yesterday
noon from Omaha where ho had been
with a caiload of cattle
Mr and Mrs A P Pilgor camo over
from Madison today and will attend the
Morrow reception this evening
Mr and Mrs Chris Schavland came
up from Madison last evening to attend
tho concert givon by tho pupils of Mrs
Beels
13 R Spencer nnd family arrived on
the noon train from Hay Springs for a
visit at tho homo of his brother W 13
Spencer
O D Butterflold is hero from Creigh
ton today to meet Mrs Butterflold and
baby who are expected to arrivo tomor
tow from Davenport lown
Br and Mrs F F Teal aud son
Floyd left yesterday morning tho doc
tor going to Lincoln aud Mrs Teal aud
Floyd to Omaha where they will visit
Geo Lehman nnd wifo of Columbus
were in town over night Mr Lehman
returned home this morning but Mrs
Lehman remained and with Mrs Spear
will go to Noligh this evening to visit
G H Wlmley
Paiish has some fine cianbeiries
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Six lots in The Heights 80 each
S L GAimxrn
Farm and city loauB
TlIliiUUKLAKD TliUBT CO
Houses for sale
T 13 Odioukx
1 h 1iiMirlle Ilnu
To the Epworth League convention San
Francisco Oil July litOl will bo the
Union Pacific All competition dis
tanced The fnst trains of tho Union
Pacific reach San Francisco fifteen hours
ahead of all competitors If you are in
no hurry tako a slow train by ono of
tho detoor routes but if you want to
get there without delay take tho historic
and only direct route the Union Pacific
Full information cheerfully furnished
upon application
F W Juniman Agent
We have been too busy
to change our advertise
ment Come in and seo
what wo have been so
busy abont
J 13 Duhland
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SATURDAY APRIL 20
THAT FUNNY FARCE COMEDY
THE
Star Boarder
Headed by the Clever Comedian
CHAS H BOYLE
And a Bigompany of Funny People
NEW SONOS AND flEDLEVS
PRETTY DANCES A HOST OF
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