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SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Jessio UnuBon wns In tlio city yester
day from Wayne
Miss Kute Stafford was a rassenger
or Omaha this morning
Mrs W M Witter of Superior was a
Norfolk visitor yesterday
Mr and Mrs J 11 Foster of Creigh
ton were in Norfolk yesterday
Miss A Ellcnwood of Stanton at
tended the Elks reception last night
Mr and Mrs M 0 Ilressler were
Norfolk visitors yesterday from Clear
water
Mrs G W Sears and Mrs Briggs
went to Omaha yesterday returning last
evening
Mr and Mrs Chan II Kelsey of
Neligh were among Norfolks guests
yesterday
The lower floor of the Bishop block b
being fitted with tho new incandescent
arc lights
Hon John R Hays delivered the
Memorial day address at Creighton
Thursdoy
Mrs Frank Salter left today over the
Union Pacific for a visit to her parents
at Wood River
The homo of W A Moldenhauer on
East Main street is being treated to n
fresh coat of paint
Dr Fletcher M Sisson spoke at Lyons
on Memorial day A monument re
cently erected by the G A R post waB
nnveiled
Phil R Walsh roadmaster and John
Schwartz supervisor of the C St P
M O railway were in Norfolk today
looking after the condition of their road
Three cases of smallpox have been
discovered at Creighton TownB very
generally throughout this section of the
state are getting a share of the disease
The weeds are making a healthy
growth and the person who admires a
clean garden and yard finds hiB time
pretty thoroughly occupied in keeping
them down
The Norfolk Second nine and the
Hight nine played an interesting game
of baseball on tho diamond in The
Heights Memorial day the Second nine
winning by a score of 12 to 11
Material for the new Main street steel
bridge is being received and construc
tion will begin about tho middle of the
moBth It will require several weeks
to complete tho bridgo after work be
gins
Mr and MrB H L Whitney of
Omaha came up last evening to attend
the Elks entertainment They will
remain over Sunday with Judge and
Mrs Powers visiting in the meantime
other friends of whom they have many
in the city
Madison Chronicle The Fourth of
July celebration committee announces
that the 50 hose race is a sure thing
with a bar on local firemen ThiB purse
ought to bring some good running teaniB
here The Stanton band and the Madi
son orchestra have been secured for the
festivities
Wayne Republican The beautiful
Mellor monument in the cemetery was
defaced recently by some miscreant
The vandal evidently used a hatchet or
like tool and hacked the beautiful gran
ite in a shameful manner If the per
sons who did this can be detected they
ought to receive the full penalty for
such offenses as a deterrent for others
who may have the same devilish pro
pensities
About fifty ministers of the German
Lutheran church from the North Platte
district have been attending a conference
in Norfolk since Thursday and will con
tinue in session until Tuesday The
sessions have been held at Christ
church Tomorrow there will be mis
sion services morning afternoon and
evening The parochial teachers of the
district are holding their conference in
Columbus
Battle Creek Republican E H
Luikart received from Omaha Wednes
day night a birch bark canoe Assisted
by W O Day he immediately launched
it upon the historic Battle creek It is
a neat little craft It weighs only 48
pounds but its cost laid down at the
depot was 53 Mr Luikart also claims
for it some historical significance it
being one of two canoes whioh were
secured from a western tribe of Indians
and exhibited at the Trans Mississippi
exposition
John Glandt a farmer living five
miles northwest of Winside was seri
ously injured in a runaway Thursday
afternoon He waB driving toward
home when he lost control of his team
and was thrown out One of his feet
became entangled in the lines and he
was dragged face downward a consid
erable distance When the team was
stopped Mr Glandt was unconscious and
badly braised about the stomach chest
and face He partly regained conscious
ness under the treatment of Dr Muir
head but complained of a great pain in
his stomach It is thought he has re
ceived severe internal injuries and can
not recover
A tiuoil Thine
German Syrup is che special prescrip
tion of Dr A Boschee a celebrated
German Physician and is acknowledged
to be one of the most fortunate discover
ies in Medicine It quickly cures
Coughs Colds and all Lung troubles of
the severest nature removing as it does
the cause of the affection and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy condition
It is not an experimental medicine but
has stood tho tost of years giving satis
faction in overy case which its rapidly
increasing fuIo every season confirms
Two million bottles sold annually Ho
cheos German Syrup waB introduced in
the Unites States in lbOS and is now
sold in overy town and village in the
civilized world Three doses will relievo
any ordinary cough Prico u cts Get
Greens Prize Almanac Asa K Leon
ard
THE OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
Iletween OinnhH mill St IhuI lntlieNortli
WeMeru Mho
RateR to tho biennial meeting Head
Camp Modern Woodmen of America
have been announced at ouo fare plus
200 for the round trip
The railronds of Nebraska connecting
with the North Western Lino at Omaha
aro
Tim Union Paciimc
B M
Misoum Pacific
C R I P
and the road connecting at Missouri
Valley is the Fremont Elkhorn Mo
Valley
Delegates and their friends from all
points in the state con therefore secure
the bost accommodations by buying
through tickets from their homo townB
via the most convenient road to the
Missouri river and the North Western
Line beyond
TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
Leave Omaha Union Passenger
Station 755 pm
LeavoOmaka Union Passenger
Station 055am
The night train has modern broad
vestibuled coaches and Pullman sleepers
The day train has modern broad vesti
buled coaches and observation buffet
parlor car
We note the fact that M W of A
alwayB want the best when they can
get it for the same money Tho motto
of the North Western Line is The
Best of Everything
J R Buchanan
General Passenger Agent
Omaha Neb
Mukllu Underwear
We have the finest line at the lowest
prices on the market We can astonish
you with pretty goodB and low prices
Muslin skirts with India linen knee
flounce with cluster of ten tucks and 0
inch embroidered ruffle and dust rullle
price 125
Cambric skirt with India linen knee
flounce three tows lace insertion extra
ruflio on flounce tucked and edged with
3 inch lace dust ruffle price 150
Same style with embroidery same prico
Very handsomely trimmed skirts
300 450 and 3
See the new drop ruffled skirt elabor
ately trimmed with lace 750
White skirts with 0 inch hemstiched
cambric ruffle and dust ruffle 68c
Lace and embroidery trimmed skirts
75oand 1
Good gowns 50c up See our assort
ment for i8c
Handsomely trimmed French hand
made gowns 087 up
Ladies hemstiched drawers 25c up
Childrens drawers 10c up
So many ladies tell us wo have the
prettiest corset covers in the city prices
25c up
Mrs J Benson
South 10th street
Omaha Nebr
Siiml Ailvire
The most miserable beings in the world
aro those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint More than seventy
five per cent of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two dis
eases and their effects such as Sour
Stomach Sick Headache Habitual Cost
iveness Palpitation of the HeartHeart
burn Waterbrash Gnawing and Burn
ing Pains at the Pit of Stomach Yellow
Skin Coated tongue and Disagreeable
Taste in the Mouth Coming up of Food
after Eating Low Spirits etc Go to
your Druggist and get a bottle of August
Flower for 75 cents Two doses will re
lieve you Try it Get Greens Prize
Almanac Asa K Leonard
Cloning Out Sale at the Variety Store
We are closing out our entire line of
queensware tinware hardware lamps
notions etc regardless of cost
If you are needing anything in this
line dont let this opportunity pass We
have a nico white semi porcelain Eng
lish ware none better on the market
HO piece set for 425 worth 1100 00
piece set same ware for 550 worth 8
112 piece set for fl50 worth 1200
A fine line of ladies belts combs etc
Remember everything goes at away
down prices so dont wait too long
Goshen 111 Genesse Pare Food Co
Le Roy N Y Dear Sirs Some days
since a package of your Grain O prepar
ation was left at my office I took it
home and gave it a trial and I have to
say I was very much pleased with it as a
substitute for coffee We have always
used the best Java and Mocha in our
family but I am tree to say I like tho
Grain 0 as well as the best coffee I ever
drank Respectfully yours
A O Jackson M D
The complete service of The Chicago-Portland
Special via Union Pacific
enables passengers to reach the princi
pal cities between the north and Pacific
coast and Missouri river not only in the
shortest possible space of time but also
in tho most comfortable and enjoyable
manner The dining cars on this train
are stocked with the best the market
affords All meals served a la carte
THE NORFOLK JKWS FRIDAY JUNK 7 1001
MONDAY MENTION
Ray Hayes spent Sunday in Madison
Peter Ihickcs is a city visitor from
Lindsay
O S Harris of Hooper was in tho city
yesterday
11 J Billerbock was in town today
from Osmond
P J Aekes was in tho city from
Stanton Saturday
Miss Mario Bley spent Sunday with
friends in Madison
J R Gibbons of Wayne was n Nor
folk guest Saturday
T Shannon of Hoskius had bnsiuecs
in Norfolk Saturday
F G Harris was u Sunday visitor in
Norfolk from ONuill
Mayor D J Koenigstein had busi
ness in Madison today
Rev Father Walsh wnB a pnssengcr
for Chicago yesterday noon
Mr and Mrs W II Hough were
down from Pierce yesterday
Prof U S Conn of Wayno was in
Norfolk over Saturday night
MiBB Lyda Wagner of Randolph was
shopping in Norfolk this morning
Smallpox has invaded Holt county
and has several victims ut ONeill
II L Whitney and daughter returned
to their homo in Omaha yesterday
Dr F W Kiesau and wife left today
for Waukon Iowa to visit relatives
Norris Huse is homo from the univer
sity at Lincoln for the summer vacation
Corn and potatoes were totally ruined
in portions of Holt county by tho recent
frosts
Mr and Mrs John Westervelt of
Meadow Grove spent Sunday with Nor
folk relatives and friendB
Tho roof timbers are being laid on the
new Stortz block and it will soon be
ready for finishing the interior
The picnic season has opened up a lit
tle and two or three partieB onjoyed an
outing at tho Yellow Banks yesterday
Mrs H L Whitney and Mrs C H
Reynolds will go to Madison this even
ing to visit Mr and MrB Willis
McBride
Tho county commissioners met in
Madison today as a board of equaliza
tion and will remain in session Tues
day and Wednesday
Hon John R Hays delivered an ad
dress to the graduating class of Neligh
High school Saturday evening MrB
Hays accompanied him to that city
Although there was a slight shower
Saturday farmers and gardeners are
complaining that crops especially those
not well rooted are in need of rain
Sol G Mayer departed yesterday for
New York City where he will be mar
ried on the 18th He expects to bo ab
sent from Norfolk for several weeks
Conductor J K Hutcheson of the F
E M V has been transferred to the
run between Oakdale and Scribuer and
will move his family to Oakdalo leav
ing this evening
Mrs Andrew Billerbeck is iu the city
from Osmond She states that it is re
ported there that Norfolk is quarantined
and that trains cannot run This is but
one of tho many exaggerated reports
returned to Norfolk and is absolutely
without foundation
The Sioux City Journal of yesterday
in its Prosperity Notes says J W
Ransom of Norfolk Neb has ordered
a roller awning eighty three feet long
of the Sioux City Tent and Awning
company This is the largest awning
ever made in Sioux City
On Wednesday at the close of the
regular prayer meeting of the Baptist
church the monthly business meeting
will be held A large attendance is re
quested as there is important business
on hand The Sunday school picnic
will be held on Thursday June 15 iu
Tafts grove An invitation is extended
to all the parents and friends of the
church
The Y M C A organizations of
North Platte and Grand Island will
have reason to kindly remember Miss
Helen Gould of New York each having
received a handsome Stella music box
with 88 discs each one capable of pro
ducing a different tune from that lady
The Grand Island selection of music is
different from that of North Platto so
that by interchanging the organizations
will have a wide variety of mueic
Battle Creek Republican Freights
No 27 and No 23 got affairs tangled up
Tuesday morning No 27 through
some error took on a refrigerator car at
Norfolk and went through with it to
Meadow Grove There it was discov
ered that the car contained a quantity
of perishable goods that should have
beeu delivered at Norfolk and Battle
Creek No 27 brought the car back to
Battle Creek and a switch engine was
sent np from Norfolk to take it back to
that place The crews of both freights
were disposed to d things geuerally
Dr P H DaBsler a resident physi
cian of Columbus bad a traveling eye
specialist Dr M Newman who has
been making headquarters iu that city
ond Dr Charles White a magnetio
heoler arrested last Friday charging
them with practicing medicine without
first obtaining the necessary certificate
from the state board Dr Newman
was bound over to district court in the
sum of 200 although he made defer se
asserting that he does not practice medi
cine but simply Its glasses and that ho
hud a number of diplomas on which a
certificate could bo had for tho asking
TluieaM of Dr White was continued
until this afternoon
Madison Chronicle W 1 Speero
of Missouri is in the city Mr Speeco
is the father of the young man who was
convicted of stealing hogs with two
others at Hnttlo Creek last spring and is
taking steps looking forward to having
his sons sontenco commuted Several
of tlioo who wero interested in tho
prosecution taking into consideration
that Spceee was sent up for his first
offense and that ho has a young wife
nnd child havo Hlitniflcd their willing
ness to sign a petition for his liberation
Wayne Herald A band of gypsy
beggars done Wayno Saturday and
sotuo of the citizens too and now tho
talk is never havo your fortune told un
less you belli v j in freo silver Thoro
were a number of sllvuriteH who aro
now minus quarters IiuIvcb and dollarB
A woman in the outfit claimed to bo u
fortuneteller She would upproaoh one
whom sho took to bo dead easy and pro
ceed to tell him moro than ho knew
When becoming Interested tho fortune
teller would request them to put n coin
in their hand ami cIoho it After mak
ing u lot of false motions and gibbering
in Buffalo language tho victim was told
to open his hand and wiih at onco re
lieved of his dollar tho current price of
fortune telling after which tho sucker
became a Hullalo
IIIh Only Conundrum
The old pilot of the llttlo Hteunicr
Muld of the Mist which used to carry
passengers quite up to the foot of the
falls of Niagara until the mist from the
falling waters drenched the clothing if
every one on board used to perpetuate
one solitary conundrum each trip It
always commenced and ended the
same
Moving his hand along the hIiIch of
the pilothouse and examining the wood
work minutely he would look up mjs
tcrloiisly and remark
I say stranger do you know what
thin boat Is made ofV
Made of Why pine nnd oak Isnt
BheV
No sir
Hemlock
No
Tlsnt cedar Is It
Ob no
And then the old pilotH eyes twin
kled and his month whistled u crazy
tune
Well Iron perhaps
No
What In thunder is she made of
then
Shes Maid of tho Mist stranger
Mnld of the Mist
Then the pilot accepted his morning
cigar
lie Wn Very Chnrltnlile
An amusing story Is told In connec
tion with a swell bazaar held a short
time ago Among the features of tho
entertainment was a refreshment stall
to which charitable donors contributed
supplies tlris enabling all the takings
to represent clear profits
The lady iu charge requested a girt
for this purpose from n well known
and wealthy gentleman In the city hut
one not famous for parting To her
surprise she received next day a noto
to the effect that he was sending her a
sirloin of beef and two ox tongues
The same morning the lady happened
to go to her butcher who was also the
butcher of Mr X and after giving
him u large order for her stall asked
him If ho would like himself to give
anything
I should very much maam replied
the worthy tradesman but I yester
day gave to Mr X at his request for
this purpose a sirloin of beef mid three
ox tongues
Net gain to Mr X One ox tongue
and a chean reputation for churity
London Standard
A Cubic AVI Hi a HlNiory
The cubic of the Western Union Tele
graph company which runs under
Lake Champluln from Tlcondcrogn to
LaiTabees Point has something of n
history It was made In Europe and
was first used In connecting opposite
shores of tho Red sea From there It
was brought to Hilton Head where It
wad used In connecting that place with
Tybee island near Beaufort S C At
the close of the civil war it was taken
up and carried to New York city
where it remained for several years in
the company storehouse before It wiui
placed where It now Is
Pooled the Crowd
Some people will go to great trouble
and expense to perpetrate n Joke The
other day two well known society men
hired a closed carriage and decorated
It with bows of white ribbon and flow
ers and other paraphernalia belonging
to a well appointed wedding
On each side was hung a placard an
nouncing that the occupants were Just
married
It attracted great attention and when
it pulled up lu front of the Gait House
a few days ago a large crowd had con-
Some BlUlnke
What does she say asked the
crafty politician who had referred the
committee to his wife for information
as to his Intentions
Sho refuses to talk replied the
spokesman of the committee
Then It wasut my wife you met
gentlemen he rejoined with great
posit veness It was somebody else
Chicago Tribune
Wifely Constancy
I have been married for 10 years
and my wife uever fails to meet me at
the door
Wonderful
Yes Shes afraid I might go in
without wiping my feet Chicago
Times Herald
AT OMAHA ALL THE MONTH OF JUNE 1901
CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENINQ
OPENB JUNE 1PAVILLION 1 OtM A CAPITOL AVE
Tho licit Band in America Sereral celebrated lnRr will be preicnl Them will b
the finest band concerts ever heard In any meitarn cit jr Low rale on nil railroadn
and ipecial excursions lo Omaha during the entire month ol June This festival ia for
the benefit o the Auditorium fund Come early and often
TUESDAY TOPICS
A Kdwards was in town fitim Tihlen
Inst night
John H Hirnes jr is visiting friends
lu Lincoln
Mosaic lodge A F and A M will
meet tonight
11 King of Missouri Valley is visiting
Norfolk friends
Mrs Ilurwood of Fullirton was a city
visitor yesterday
George Heller went to Madison this
morning on hnsiuesH
W O llarman of Wakefield wns a
city visitor over night
F I j Putney of Tihlen was a Nor
folk visitor over night
S Jacks and S Herp of Hastings
were in tho city over night
G T Sprecher went to Omaha this
morning for a few days business trip
Michael Atnbroz Sam Botsford and
Pat Stanton wero iu the city over night
from Tihlen
Win M Robertson went to Lincoln
yesterday noon for bnsiness iu tho su
preme court
Hubert Utter is in southern Iowa for
a short time traveling for a school
supply houBO
Dr It A Mittelstadt brother of L
O Mittelstadt of Omaha will locate m
dentist In tho Bishop block
Henry Collonno is today moving his
family to Conndil Bluffs Iowa which
will be his headquarters hereafter
A N Gereeko expects to begin mov
ing his household effects into tho A II
Kiesau house on North Tenth street to
morrow
The Ladies Aid society of tho First
Cougregatioutil church will meet in the
church parlors tomorrow after noon at
It oclock
Mrs 11 A Howe returned Sunday
evening from Columbus where sho at
tended the funeral of her uncle Mr F
O Turner
12d Marquardt was before police court
yesterday charged with disorderly con
duct and wtis assessed the usual lino for
such offense Tho lino was paid by the
farmer by whom ho is employed and the
prisoner was discharged
The first peaches and plums of the
season are to be placed on tho Omaha
market tomorrow u carload of tho fruit
being on tho way fiom California
Like other first fruit they aro likely to
be green tasteless and of little power to
satisfy the oppetito of tho true fruit
lover
Manager G T Sprecher of tho Ne
braska Telephone company yesterduy
closed n contract in the southern part of
Wayne county to construct a lino from
Altoona to Wisner a distanco of 12
miles At tho same time be closed con
tracts with six farmers along tho route
to place instruments in their homes
A lbtter from tho miners who left last
week for Sheridan Wyoming stutts
that they arrived safely at their destina
tion Friday and expected to leave for
the scene of their summers work yes
terday Tho writer tells of having met
soveral former residents of Norfolk who
now make their home in that part of
tho country
Sheriff J M Kreader and wife of
Dodge couuty were hero yesterday hav
ing brought Mrs Emmu Bixler of North
Bend to the hospital for tho insaue
Mrs Bixler has shown symptoms of in
sanity for a number of years She has
attacked her aged mother on several oc
casions and chased her ont of tho bouse
the day before Bhe was arrested
Short Jenkins have a large force
of extra men employed today iu trans
ferring tho goods of the Fair store to the
new Bishop block It will require sev
eral days before the transfer is com
pletely made and the goods in shape for
the regnlar run of business but when
it is done the Fair store will occupy one
of the finest and most commodious busi
ness rooms in the city An incredable
umouut of goods cau be stored on the
six- and ten foot decks above the shelv
ing while the shelf room is also very ex
tensive The SlJ foot awning said to be
the longest single awning in the state
has been received and will soon be placed
in position
Yestereay was the 25th or silver
wedding anniversary of Mr und Mrs
John II Hulff and their hospitable home
on South Seventh street was last evening
thrown open to about 20 guests who
spent the time very eujoyably The
rooms were beautifully adorned with
flowers and during the evening deli
cious refreshments were served
Among the guests wero Mrs J Lank
Mr and Mrs Witmunn of Lincoln old
trio and daughter Mat t lo of Omaha and
friends of Mr and Mih HullV Soveral
appropriate gifts wero left to remind
tho host and hostess of tho occasion anil
wishes for many happy returns woro
expressed by those present
Hiittln Creek Knterpriso Frank
lluvick Bat tie Creeks energetic meat
dealer has made final application for u
patent on a meat mixing machine Mr
Huvick has been working on UiIh ma
chine for some time and now has it
perfected in every dotail a working
model of which is now in operation at
tho city meat inarkut Mr Huziok ho
Moves that it will meet every require
ment and can bo sold for ouu fourth tho
price ordinarily charged for machines of
Its nature It is designul to ho used
either by hand or with power and con
tains every essential feature embodied
iu tho expensive contrivances Mr
Hniok has already received sever 1 good
offers for tho patent which is evidence
that ho has a good thing
A Toliiiit filrMN liilniciii Heart
You have said a physician tho
tobacco heart Tho patient made an
swer Doctor I never smoked but
once and that was when I was u boy
This happened In iermantown Both
men laughed and the physician pro
pared to examine tin patient again so
us to make another diagnosis
After a half hour of hard work tho
tobacco heart still seemed to lesemhlo
he mauH disease and the physician
said What do you do for a living
The man replied I am a tobacconist
Well then of course youve got tho
tobacco heart whether youre a smok
er or not said tho physician All
day long you hieatho In tobacco Tho
dust of It fills your lungs circulates
with your blood all over your body and
Is digested with your food I havo had
a number of cases such as yours uiil I
proscribe eight hours a day In tho
fresh air Youll Dud It hard to follow
this prescription Away from the to
bacco laden air of your shop you will
have tho uneasy restless longing to
get back to It which the smoker after
a few hours of abstinence has for ii
cigar That Is strange but youll find
It true Von havu unconsciously ac
quired the tobacco breathing habit
and Its a habit harder I believe to
break than the smoking habit Itself
Philadelphia Record
Ilil Miiryliiml Itloim
Witch Kllllng lf horses are so bad
ly bewitched that one dies the follow
ing will deprive the witch of her pow
er Take the dead horse out Into a
fluid and burn the caicass besldi u
tiee First cut a cross In tho tree
then drive a nail In at tho cross Now
take your rifle which must bo loaded
with a silver bullet choose a position
so that the lire is between you and tho
tree and shoot over the fire at the null
When you hit the mill the witch will
lose her power and you cannot miss
with the silver bullet
To Sell Oneself to the Devil Go to
tho crossroads at midnight alone and
pluy on the baiij If you really want
to sell yourself two black dogs will
appear and will dance ns you play
Then you promise something fearful
Any one who thus sold himself wna
said to be able to outplay and outdanco
any competitors
A Method For a Girl to Try ner For
tune Put nn egg to the lire and sit an
hour The wind will howl and tho
dogs bark and the man you are to
marry will come In and turn the egg
around If the egg bursts you will dlo
or possibly my Informant adds you
will never marry Baltimore Sun
The Army In the Field
The layman cannot easily realize the
vast amount of material ns to food and
ammunition demanded by an army In
tho Held A few fucts and figures as
to this may uld to make it more tan
DOCTORS
say Consumption can be cured
Nature alone wontdo It It needs
help Doctors say
Scotts Emulsion
is the best help But you must
continue Its use even in hot
weather
If you lime not tped it send for free sample
SCOTT U liOWNU Chemists
40JNI5 Iejr Street New York
joe and Jtoo all druggist
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