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and beauty of foot
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to be desired
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GreenWheeler Shoes
TheGrccn Whccler Shoes
nrc famous for elegance
of fit ense and durability
No ladys wardrobe is
complete without them
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confine the sale
to one dealer
SoUl Kxchishely by
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DAVENPORT BROS
Norfolk Shoemen
NORFOLK LODGE NO 97
A 0 U W
Meets In Odd Fallows Hall on tho Urst and
third Fridays of cmch month Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attond all our mootlngH
W B Hoffman Fitmricior L 5 HawK Ho
eorder C U Dolnn Master Workman
FOR SALE
CHEAP-
A FINE SECOND
HAND
Mason
Hamlin
Organ
Taken in exchange
on a Chickering Pi
ano for sale cheap
Johnsons
Furniture
Store
SIMPSONS CORNER
Offioo Hardys Coal OUioo
Pour good houses to rent
Home worth 1000 for sfGOO
Two good rooms upstairs out lnrgo
Bale room down stairs for rent
Money to loan on real estate
Como and Bee me when you wnut in
fluranco J E SIMPSON
For first class mer
chant tailoring see My
Tailor where you will
have suits well made
and trimmed which is
the main part of mer
chant tailoring when
they are made to order
Call on My Tailor and
have prices quoted
The Weather
Oonditious of tho weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 8
Minimum temperature f7
Average 73
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for mouth 4 20
Barometer 2i88
Forecast for Nebraska Fair to
night and Friday except showers in ex
treme eaBt portion tonight
THURSDAY TOPICS
Al Ommorman sold 44 head of heavy
steers yesterday at 480 per huudred
A compauy of young folks from the
oity are planning to attend the weekly
entertainment at the hospital for the
insane this evening
Mrs O II Reynolds is today enter
taining a party of lady friends at an
afternoon tea in honor of Mrs E O
Ruteuber of Omaha
The Sioux Oity Journal of last Sun
day aunouuees the engagement of John
Davenport formerly of Norfolk to Miss
Jennie Humbert of Sioux City
The chicken car was here today and I
gathered hi n number of feathered barn
yard songsters which will go to adorn
tho tables and ticklo tho palates of cast
cm cousins
It is said tlint ninny of tho cyclone
sufferers nt Herman aro still in need of
nssistntico Contributions for their nid
will bo received at tho Citizens National
bank during tho balauco of this week
Myron Collatner is moving his house
hold goods from tho residence thy Imvo
been occupying at tho corner of Fourth
street and Madison avenue to ono of tho
Osborno houses west of tho high school
building
A young girl in Nebraska Oity hos
two lots planted to strawberries It is
Faid that sho lias thus far cleared nearly
100 and is still selling tho fruit daily
Almost any boy or girl could take coro
of a lot planted to strawberries after tho
planting wasjjdono and tho income
would certainly beja huudsomo thing to
have
At tho meeting of tho firo dopartmont
held last evening at tho city hall soino
minor dotails regarding tho Fourth of
July danuo at Pasewalk parlc recoived
attention In tho matter of rendering
assistance to tho family of tho Omaha
fireman who recently lost his lifo it was
decided to take no action at tho prosont
tilllO AtfltfwBarw Z ESfo
Cards bearing an anonymous poom
which attacked city otlloials and which
were scattered about town quite libor
ttlly yesterday have been tho occasion
of considorablo comment by people of all
classes It seoms to bo tho gonorul opin
ion that at tho best it was an
handud way of handling a public mat
ter and tho oillcials aro not worrying
over tho offect it will have
John F Rudowsky an export
machinist from tho Groat Western Typo
Foundry at Omaha is in tho city today
overhauling soino of tho machinery in
Tin News oilico Ho has recently
placed a now power press ougino and
other machinery in tho office of tho
Piorco Leader of which W E Powers is
proprietor and tho Leader now has ono
of the best country ollicos in tho stato
Geo Hcllor has interested himself in
tho matter of organizing a baud for Nor
folk and has taken it upon himsolf to
see what can be done in that particular
i mooring win do neiu tins evening unci
tho preliminary stops taken toward or
ganizing It is hoped that Ludwig
Koenigsteiu may be induced to instruct
the now organization It is earnestly
wished by most citizens of Norfolk that
tho endeavor to provide such an organi
zation will bo crowned with success
Tho people of Fremont and Omaha
are much interested in a proposition
made by a compauy of capitalists who
contemplate with the aid of a canal to
harness the waBted energy of tho Platte
river and uso it for the purpose of fur
uishiug power to run factories at Fre
mont Omaha and other points Tho
proposed canal will be 27 miles long its
source being near Linwood and will
empty into an artificial lake near Fro
inont The power will bo obtained by
the fall of tho water from the laleo to tho
level of the river
The Mast Hose company judging
from tho interest taken in its annual
meeting held at the city hall last even
ing is going to give tho West Siders a
ntrong hustle as the crack team of the
department Tho Mast has always been
one of tho best hose teams of tho de
partment and will not surrender its hon
ors oasily to a new candidate The
election of oflicers resulted as follows
President W A Homlebon secretary
H C Truman treasurer S R Mc
Farland foreman H O Trumau
assistant foreman Conrad Bauriedol
uozzlomon J W Decker Oscar Barr
Frank Salter and Warrou Rouse hy
drantmen Eli Rasley S R McFarland
linemen Fred Sidler O W Rish
Geo Harrigfeld of Hoskius was in tho
city today Ho and hiH wife leave next
week for Market Lake Idaho whoro
thoy wil be joined by tho families of Or
to Stagemeyer and Herman Bruecknor
and will then drive across tho country
to tho Yellowstone National park They
leave with tho expectation of beiug gone
about two years tho principal object of
the trip being co hunt and fish for which
thoy aro well proparod Mr Harrigfeld
estimating that his outfit ulouo is worth
lfi00 This includes four lino hunting
dogs of different kinds Mr Harrigfold
is an educated German forestor and in
cidentally will take instruments and
mako surveys and roportB for tho gov
ernment They also take a caiunru and
hopu to bring back a collection of photo
graphs i
Specials in ladies and childrens hats
for Fourth of July on sale Friday aud
Saturday Be sure to come in and see
for yourself All hats below cost
Estiibu Harnett
Every little boy in Norfolk seems to
be interested in the show window at
Marquardts jewelry store where there
is a big display of fireworks to be given
away free in front of the store on the
evening of July 3 to boys not over 10
years of age A contest will take place
and the boy getting the greatest number
of fireworks having O F W Mar
quardts name thereon will get a good
watch free The fun will begin at 7 30
A full line of Heinz celebrated pickles
and preserveu at Boxs
Farm and oity loans
Turn Dchlakd Tscrr Co
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 20 18W
THE Wl LABOR LAW
Female Employes Hours
Work Limited
Houses for sale
of
UOKS INTO KFKKCT 11liY FIRST
Ton Hours liny or Sixty Hour n Wrck
ii Much a Kniiuiln Help Sluill liilmr
Ik Not tlitliln to tin Vlolntnl In Norinllt
Sent Must 1ii rrotlilnl
Tho now stato law relativo to tho em
ployment of fomalo labor which was
passed by tho recent legislature is the
cnuso of much perplexity by thoso who
employ Indies especially in tho largor
cities of tho state The law goes Into
offect on tho first of July and provides
that a girls or womans working hours
shall not exceed ton hours por day
This will either necessitate tho closing
of stores at 0 oclock each evening or
tho dlschargo of women and employ
ment of moil or an arrangement to so
divide tho timo that tho hours of labor
phall not oxeeed ton hours Tho mer
chants of Norfolk will undoubtedly bo
able to meet tho provisions of tho law
without much difficulty In tho mean
time it seems to bo tho intontion of somo
of tho largo city concorns to violato its
provisions for tho purposo of making a
tost case
Deputy Labor Commissioner Sidney
J Kent is tho oflloial upon whom tho
task of sooing that tho law is enforced
will dovolvo Ho has been in Omaha
for soveral days past interviewing em
ployers representatives of labor organi
zations and othors who aro interested in
or will be affected by tho now law
Mr Kent seeks to onforco tho provi
sions of tho law without having recourso
to courts He hopes to do this by mak
ing tho law familiar to all and by agree
ments botweou employers and omployos
Naturally ho oxpocts to encounter tho
greater difllculties in tho larger cities of
tho stato but will undoubtedly devoto
some of his timo to see that tho law is
enforced in tho smaller towns
In tho loss important towns and cities
of tho Btnto it is believed that tho keep
ers of hotels and restraunts will bo tho
ones most aifectod by tho now law al
though its provisions do not appear to
worry tho Norfolk hotel keepers and
they seem to fuar no difllculty in com
plying therewith
The notion recently taken by Norfolk
merchants in closing early rolioves thorn
from prosecution under tho law and it is
probable that the labor commissioner
would find no violators of tho law should
ho visit Norfolk unless ho might so con
strue tho law that it would apply to
domestic help and tho overworked house
wife in many homes
Tho following is tho law which was
known as house roll No 102 at tho timo
of its passage through the legislature
Section 1 Thatno female shall bo
employed in any manufacturing
mechanical or mercantile establishment
hotol or restauraunt in this stato more
than sixty hours during any ono week
aud that ton hours shall constitute a
dayB labor Tho hours of each day may
bo so arranged as to permit tho employ
ment of such females at any timo from
fl oclock a m to 10 oclock p in but
in no case Bhall such employment exceed
ten hours in ono day
Section 2 Every such employer shall
post in a conspicuous place in every
room whero such females aro employed
a printed notice stating the number of
hours work required of them oach day
of tho woek the hours of commencing
and Btopping such work and the hours
when the timo or times allowed for din
ner or for other meals begins and ends
Printed forms of said notice shall lie fur
nished by tho deputy laborcommiBsioner
and the form of such notice approved
by the attornoy general of this stato
Section 1 Every such employer in
such establishments shall provide suit
able seats for tho females bo employed
and shall permit tho use of such seats
by thorn whou they uro not necessarily
engaged in the active duties for which
they aro employed
Section 4 Any employer overseer
superintendent or other ugent of any
such employer who shall violato anv of
tho provisions of this act shall be fined
for each offense in a sum not less than
20 nor more than T0 and it Is hereby
made tho duty of tho deputy labor com
mlsnioner to enforce tho provisions of
this act Provided however That noth
ing in this act shall be coustrued to pro
vent any other person from enforcing
its provisions
Wastku A good girl for goneral
housework at 1007 North Eleventh
street Mus W H Biakpman
Fiuo prunes at cents per pound at
LowiB cash market
Dr Frank Salter Diseases of children
Phone85 for plumbiugNFMfgCo
Nice upright piano to rent Apply to
O S Hayes
Six acres young Alfalfa clover
for
sale cheap Inquire of
Dr F Vkkokk
T E Odiorne
A full line of Oneida Community aud
Curtice Bros canned goods at Boxs
Fifty thousand dollars eastern money
to loan on good farms
G R Seileb Co
Buy all your groceries of Box and get
the best
Just opened a barrel of salted mack
erelat GllssmanB
roirrty Ouuern Take Notice
All owners of property in the city are
ordered to mow the weeds on their lots
whether lots are occupied or vacant
They will also trim the trees bordering
the sidewalks If not done before the
Fourth of July then it will bo done- at
owners espouse by tho city
J DlKlNKlt
W H IJKXTKU
OsOAH Ulll I
A 11 VlKtK
Conuulttco on streets and nlleys
Just opened a barrel of salted mack
erel at Gllssinans
Fresh pickerel at Glissinaiis
lliMwiroof IimmI Siiinplr
Qultejnvoiitly inNow York two deaths
occurred from poisoning by tho use of
powders sent to tho victims by mail
In Leavenworth Kiuir tho other day
nearly every doctor in town was called
to attond tho children who had gathered
up eaten and boon mntlo ill by samplos
of an article left at houses by canvassers
for advertising purposes
Alum linking powders have always
been favorite articles for this sampling
business Yet thero is nothing more
liable to lead to danger than the practice
of using the various samples of baking
powder left at tho door Thoy aro pre
sented by irresponsible parties in ap
pearance aro not distinguishable from
arsenic and Indeed in Indiana some
time since ono package was found after
it had caused thodouthof tho housewife
to have been mixed with that poison
It is safer to refuse all samples of food
or medicine olfered nt tho door Pure
cream of tartar baking powders sell up
on their merits and are never peddled
or sampled
Smoked white fisli at Glissinaiis
Sturgeon is tho piano man
Wiirtiiirvllln
Alex Snider sold 700 bushels of corn
to the Elevator compauy Friday
J II Pittnmn went to Madison Mon
day to assist R W Linn in Bholling tho
Elevator companys corn
Miss Millie Terry who has been stay
ing with her brother Fred returned to
hor homo at Tildon Saturday
At tho annual school meeting
Monday evening Frank Ranoy
elected moderator A ten mill tax
an eight months school were voted
Smoked white fish at Glissnians
last
was
and
The Union Pacific will Boll until July
11th excursion tickets to Denver at
1S to Colorado Springs or Pueblo at
2000 Glonwood Springs 0i Ogdon
or Salt Lake 200 for round trip
Return good to Oct 2lth
F W JrSitMAN Agent
Box can suit you on colfeo
Fresh pickorol at Glissimius
V i V M V It IC Fourth of July
lArurHloiiH
Excursion tickets will bo sold on July
1st 2nd 3rd and 4th to stations on
this lino within a distance of 200 miles
at ono fare for tho round trip Mini
mum rato r0 cents good to return until
July fith inclusive
II O Matkau Agent
Tolephono No 112 will ring up
F Verges residence and nllino
IT IS A
Dr
PLEASURE
TO SIT IN 01 K
PARLOltandEAT
AN I OR CREAM
SODA
WE have recenLly added a
largo new fountain to mir
business and are now prepared
to hoi ve you with
Delicious
Summer
Drinks
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TRY 0U1 ICE CREflfll
Full Line of Confectionery
Fruits aud Cigarn
Palaee of Sweets
NORFOLK Mill
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Grand Celebration
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under auspices of Fire Department
SPECIAL TRAIN
One Faro for Round Trip
BASE BALL GAME
Racing and other attractions
ED WEGENER
Livery Feed and
Sale Stable
Hack Line In Connectioa
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DRUOOIST
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PRESCRIPTIONS
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by a impotent lliariuurlst
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When a Man is Down
Nothing good is said of him
When Prices are Down
A merchant finds plenty of praiso everybody saying nice
tilings on account of our present low prices Wo aro selling all
All Summer Goods
at Cost
Must close them out in the next three weeks
NOTHING RESERVED
A viHit will iovo that wo aro stating facts Well help you to Save money
THE DRY GOODS PLACE
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Robertson Blk Norfolk Neb
Norfolk
National
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital iooooooo
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Iiuya and Sella Exchange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Draft and Money Orders Sold on anv Point In Euror
A General Steamship and Foreign Passage business Transacted
DIHHOTORS
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NA UA1NBOLT JOHN iiHAYH
HALK W II HUUHPI Z WM ZDT2
V VKUOKH a 8 COTTON
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fruits and Vegetables in Seasm
Fresh Bread Pies Cakes etc Constantly on hand
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