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FRIDAY FACTS
Mrs M Shousoy of Olarks Is in tho
city
Poto Barrett loft last ovoning on a trip
wost
M L Scott of Wnhoo was n city vis
itor yostorday
0 S Htiyes tnndo a business trip to
Pilgor this afternoon
Judge BnrncB is homo from ii profes
sional trip to Koarnoy
W I Hight oxpocts to lenvo for Don
vor on Monday for u mouths visit
John R Hays returned last ovoning
from a professional visit to Omaha
Tho skating is said to bo lino and
skating partios aro tho order of tho
day
Goo D ButtorfloldnndwifoofCroigh
ton Bpout tho forenoon with relativos in
tho city
Suporiutondont RoynoldB of tho F E
M V inado a business trip to Omaha
yestorday
Ohas Farr of Ohadron has oceoptod
tho position of stenographer in tho law
office of Mapos Hazon
County Attorney Tylor haa rotnrned
from Central City whoro ho was look
ing after business interests
Mrs Ezra Durland was obliged to
roturn this morning to Omaha on ac
count of tho serious illness of hor
daughter Mrs Rutouber
Mr and Mrs II G Corroll of Plain
view who woro in tho city yostorday to
attend tho fuuoral of Ezra T Durlaud
returned homo this morning
Rev G II Main who is now assisting
in rovival meetings at Plainviow writes
that ho expects to begin a series of
meetings in tho church at this place
next Sunday
Will Iliyes of Salt Lake City who
was hero several days visiting at tho
homo of Col Hayes and J S McClary
left yostorday for Fremont whero ho
will inako a short visit beforo returning
homo
Bob Mullen picked up a purso on tho
street Wednesday which contained
7500 A card inside had tho name of
Mrs Dan Murphy to whom tho money
was promptly returned and as a token
of her thanks sho very generously re
warded him with a five dollar bill
Work on tho now Catholic church is
progressing finely and if the woathor
continues good a short time longerit
will be finished beforo spring opens
Tho roof timbers aro now being put in
placo and the building will soon bo
enclosed providing inclement weather
does not interfere
Tho ground hog if there is any in
this country and if he came out today
undoubtedly saw his shadow and it is
hoped by many that this year tho old
saying will hold good and that we will
have six weeks of winter That
amount of winter weather can easily bo
endured as wo havent had that much
during the entire season aud tho crop of
ico will suffer unless tho hog does his
duty thoroughly and conscientiously
J W Gibson is establishing an en
viable roputation as a breeder of fancy
poultry He had an exhibit of 12 white
Wyandotte fowls at Kansas City Mo
during tho show of tho Kansas City
Fanciers Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock
association which was held January 1 7th
to 23nd and carried off some of tho best
prizes offered in tho class represented
by him Tho following were tho
awards won by him On young pullets
1st and Sud premium first on cockrels
first on cock third on hen nnd second
premium in the American class sweep
stakes Mr Gibson says there was an
avorago of 8000 visitora a day in at
tendance at tho show
Tho Hadar items published in the
Pierce Leader lost week contained tho
following Hadar was suddonly
stirred into activity Wednesday by tho
appoarauco of a man aud two women at
tho church which at presont is used for
school purposes asking for Chester
Hoclnnan Further inquiry on tho part
of tho pastor developed tho fact that a
kidnapping scheme was on hand This
was promptly thwarted by tho pastor
who demanded that they Bhow their au
thority aud nono being shown tho pas
tor went to the store and called for aid
On his return ho found tho man with
the boy in his possession at tho door
ready to go out Mr Klugo confronted
tho intruder and detained him until an
officer was found and tho trio taken into
custody and driven to Pierce by Arthur
Conrad They were taken before the
county judge and county attorney aud
wore discharged on tho ground that tho
boy was 11 years of ago and could ohooso
his owugnurdiau
Wuyno Domocrat Judgo Cones is
quito a story teller and the other even
ing while talking court matters said
that when ho was younger iu tho law
than now hu was counsel on a murder
trial There aro a number of disquali
fications for ii juror in a murder case
and the judgo had carefully committed
them to memory Whoa ho came to
oxamino the jury he atked each iu turn
if they wero in nuy way related to the
defendant Whoa about half through
with tho jury ho hoard a murmur of
uncontrollable mirth among tho at
torneys at his back but he wont right
aloug with tho work iu hand When
ho got to tho lost juror aud the latter
had stated that he was iu no manner a
blood connection of the prisoner the
wholo court room becnino couvulsod
with laughter It took tho judgo but
a momont to dlscovor tho causo It
was a jury of whlto moil ho was exam
ining but tho prisouor at tho bar was
a negro Tho judgo had simply boon
ovor coalouB in his labors
Plainviow Republican Did you ovor
think or did you ovor go down to tho
dopot whon thoro was n poultry car
thoro and take a look through tho car
aftor it waB loaded No Well wo
did and found many things to iutorest
us Wo first saw tho car aud pooping
through tho iron gratings wo saw
thousands of lions aud roosters Wo
woro invited to step inside and upon
opening tho door which led into tho
coops propor wo saw chickens stored
away in iron racks placod from tho lloor
to tho top of tho car on both sides with
a hallway between for tho attondant
to food and water tho poultry Each
ono of tho racks contained 150 clnckons
aud tho wholo car was loaded with -1000
of lions roosters ducks and tnrkoys
Thoro is a trough at ono oud of tho
racks in which to water aud foed and
tho man who goes along with tho car
says it is no picnic to go to California
with a car as it koops a man on tho go
to soo that tho chickens aro proporly
attonded to Thoro is usually a loss of
125 to 200 on a car load to California
A oar of poultry moans an iuvostmont
of 1000
CITY COUNCIL
Triinmictlonn ut tlio HeKulitr Mooting Iiwt
ICi ruing
Tho regular mooting of tho city coun
cil wns hold last ovoning whon thoro
woro presont Mayor Simpson Council
men Brummund Bucholz Degner
Ileckmau Vielo aud Uhlo Absont
Bullock nnd Dexter
Minutes of January 1 wero road and
approved
Mr Goo II Bishop submitted a pro
position to havo a four inch water main
from Norfolk avenue to Prospect avenue
on Eleventh street agreeing to connect
fivo houses to tho line Mr Bishop also
offered to loan tho city tho necessary
funds at 5 per cent to put in the work
Referred to tho committeo on public
works
On motion two hack licenses woro or-
dored granted to D D Brunson for bal
ance of this year and ono year in ad
vance to April 80 HUM
On motion a similar license on baggago
wagon was granted to O A Richey
from February 1 to April 80 1901
A favorable report on boilers at pump
ing station from iusurauco company
was read and placod on file
Bond of II H Hoyt as special police
was read and approved
Report of police judgo for December
189 was reported back as correct
Mr D Roes submitted a claim for
rebato on water rental on account of
mains freezing last winter by reason of
having been uncovered in street grade
Roferred to auditing committeo in con
nection with other claims of similar
nature
Tho treasurers statement for January
1900 was read aud referred to nuditiug
committeo Balances Gonoral fund
Gi0i interest 282729 water SJ007 15
road 41988 sinking 210520 fire de
partment 9S0 C3
Tho matter of repairs to city water
pumps was referred to committee on
public works to report at next meeting
Tho following chaugo in tho commit
tee on public works was made Brum
mond was substituted iu placo of Bul
lock Tho committeo as reorganized
consists of Dexter chairman Bacholz
and Brummond
The matter of erecting a now hoso
house in Third ward using the old bell
towor in its construction was roferred
to committo on firo and police
A number of claims woro read and
allowed of which no list has been fur
nished for publication
Dr Shopard of Omaha will bo at tho
Paoific hotel Norfolk Friday aud Sat
urday February 10 and 17 Tho doctor
comes nt the request of his patients in
this vicinity No charge for consulta
tion Specialty catarrh and kindred
diseases
To Ho Prepared
For war is tho surest way for this
nation to maintain peace That is tho
opinion of the wisest statesmen It is
equally true that to bo prepared for
spring is tho host way to avoid tho
peculiar dangers of the season This is
a lesson multitudes aro learning and
at this time whon tho blood is Buro to
bo loaded with impurities and to bo
weak and sluggish the millions begin
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla which
purifies enriches and vitalizes tho blood
oxpels all disease germs creates a good
appetite gives strength aud energy
aud puts tho whole system in a healthy
condition preventing pneumonia
fovors and other dangerous diseases
whitm aro liable to attack a weakened
system
Tho Sioux City Tribune is a splendid
newspaper aud is being constantly im
proved
The Tribuue has two wob perfecting
presses and is in every respect a model
modern live nowspaper
The Tribuue not only receives tho
Associated Press roports but it has a
larger numbor of special correspondents
than any other paper in its territory
Tho Tribuuos market report can nl
ways ha relied upon as being absolutely
correct aud complete in every particular
THE NORFOLK flEWS THURSDAY FKBRUAHY 8 fl00
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
O R Ellor is down from Long Pino
II E Gregory of Lincoln is visiting
in tho city
Mrs Murphy of Madisou was in Nor
folk yestorday
F J Halo was in Norfolk yostorday
from Battle Crook
Mrs Lowo of Stanton was a visitor in
tho city yostorday
Miss Hartley camo up from Madison
to visit ovor Sunday
Miss Anna Law is homo from Warnor
villo to spoud Sunday
Mr and Mrs llopo of Stanton woro
city visitors yesterday
Hormnu Sohwatko was a city visitor
yostorday from Stanton
Dr O A Molviui mado a professional
visit to Piorco yostorday
W II Johnsons condition of health
is roportod much hotter
Dr H T Holdon mado a professional
trip to Wiusido yostorday
Mary and Emil IIollus woro city vis
itors yostorday from Piorco
L O Mittelstndt Is sufforing witli a
sovoro attack of rhonmatism
W W Hughos of tho Y M O L
was a Plerco visitor yostorday
Mr and Mrs J G Troutman dopartod
for Chicago on tho noon train
Dowoy Rosoborough was in tho city
from Tildou yostorday on business
A son was born yostorday to Mr aud
Mrs Goo Woatherholt of Hosklns
A O Ohamborlain and wifo of Stan
ton wero shopping in Norfolk yostorday
W A Wigtou aud F Warrant havo
roturuod from a business trip to Omaha
Mr and Mrs Gilbort Durland ro
tnrned yesterday to their homo in Plain
viow
G A Luiknrt camo homo last ovoning
from a businoss visit to Omaha and
Lincoln
A mas querado ball is being nrranged
for tho oveniug of tho I Ith St Valon
tinos day
Goo F Kudor and wifo of Hadar
woro guest of tho Knights Templar
last evening
Al 1 Itillam drove down from Battlo
Creok last night to ntteud tho party at
Masonic hall
Mesdamcs Will Elmore Geo Young
nnd Dr S Persons wero in tho city from
Stanton yestorday
S T St John of Hastings is hero in
tho interests of tho Tontiuo Beneficial
insurance association
Wm Sotzkorn who lives northwest
of tho city lost six head of fiuo steers
this week by black leg
S W Green of Ewing a friend of H
J Huston was in tho city last evening
to attend tho K T ball and banquet
Father Schooutgno visited Father
Walsh of this city yesterday while ou
routo from West Point to Constance
whoro ho will tnko charge of tho Catho
lic parish
A feather pillow nnd chair on fire
mado considerable smoko and something
of a scare but did no considerable dam-
ago at tho homo of G F McCormick on
North Touth street last night
Rev G H Main has rotnrned from
Plainviow and will fill his pulpit as
usual tomorrow morning and ovouing
Special services will bo hold during tho
week Dr Sisson prosiding older atsist
ing
Hon W E Reed and wifo of Madi
sou nccompanied by Mrs Reeds sister
Miss Aistrodo of Malvern Iowa who is
visiting in Madison nttondod tho re
ception and banquet of tho Knights
Templar last evening
Mr and Mrs J S Thomdack and
Mr and Mrs S O Reese of Randolph
visited Mr and Mrs A II Vielo of
South Norfolk All returned to their
homes today oxcopt Mrs Thomdack
who will visit over Sunday
Mr and Mrs Wm Gerocko of Stan
ton attonded tho Knights Tomplar ban
quet last ovoning Mr Gerocko was
one of tho original Masons of Norfolk
and no occasion of this kind would havo
boon complete without him
A new orchestra of fivo pioces has
been organized with tho following in
strumentation G Bonhart first
violin Jos Pluhacek second violin
G Heller clarionet W A Ahlman
bass viol and G A Marqunrdt cornet
Mr and Mrs Obed Rnasch living
just north of tho brick yards wore sur
prised last evening by a largo number
of their friends the occasion being their
first woddiug annivorsary Splondid
refreshments wero served and tho guests
enjoyed a ploasant time until an early
hour this morning
Spring is horo Tho hoys uro playing
nubs aud at almost any timo and on
nny vacant lot ono can hear such ex
pressions ns knucklo down in the
hole screw bony tight lagyolag
vantnud siinilur expressions as
unintelligible to ono not up to dato at
tho gamo us Chiuoso
Wanted Sovoral bright and honest
persons toropreseut us as mauagors in
this and clone counties Salary 900 a
year and expenses Straight boua fido
no more no less salary Position per
manent Our references any bank in
any town It is mainly office work con
ducted at home References Enclosed
self- nddrossed stamped envelope Tiik
Dominion Cosuany Dept 8 Clucco
MONDAY MENTION
J M Davoy of Foitor was In tho city
yostorday
0 E Daniolson camo In from Emer
son this morning
Ohas Whalon was a city visitor yea
torday from Stanton
Miss Wolfe of Battlo Crook was shop
ping in the Sugar City Saturday
Mr nnd Mrs A Woods f Madison
woro Norfolk visitors Saturday
W O Crnig and Misses Alien anil
Maggie Jackson woio Sunday visitors
in Norfolk
Miss Nina Walker was homo from
her school 12 miles south of tho oily
over Sunday
W B Might and Wm Clark dopiuted
this morning for Denver Col to bo ab
sent about a mouth
During tho year 1891 thoro woro 11 19
cars of grain cnttlo and hogs Hhipped
from Madison ovor tho Union PneUlu
J D Sturgeon dopartod on tho noon
train for Pratt Kansas to lto gone two
or throe weeks on organ nnd piano busi
noss
Miss Dossa Lohnow who operates tho
Wayno telophono exchange for tho No
braska Tolophono company Bpont Suu
day at hor homo in this city
A company of young people woro
skating on tho Elkhoru rivor yostorday
and report tho Ico In very good condition
for the sport
PhysiciaiiB roport that considorablo
sickness prevails iu Norfolk nt presont
and thoy aro kept busy attouding to tho
wants of patients
W 11 Rish has tho contract to do tho
plumbing on the fivo houses which uro
to bo niovod into town from jueun City
Placo by Geo II Bishop
E II IScquii and family contemplate
removing to California homo time soon
provided thoy can inako a satisfactory
disposition of their proporly
T A Slmfor and John McDawoll
two old residents of tho western part of
Madison county havo sold their farms
and will roniovo to Oregon
J D Sturgoonhns added a lino of
vehicles to his organ and piano businoss
and has four samplo carriagos in his
room in tho Koonigstoin block
A L Wigton vico president of tho
Royal Union Mutual Life insurance
company ia expected in tho city tonight
to look ovor tho opora houso situation
Row W II Eaton of tho Baptist
church wont to Battlo Crook today
to dolivor his locturo That Boy
uudor tho auBpiccs of tho Epworth
League
Rovival meetings will bo hold in tho
M E church each night this wook
Presiding Eldor Sisson assisting tho
pastor Rov Sisson will proach this
ovoning
Last ovoning tho Y P S 0 E of tho
Congrogrational church celebrated tho
annivorsary of tho birth of tho socioty
with special sorvicos W J Gow pre
sided as loader
W II Johnson is getting along ao
woll that yestorday ho was up and
dressed and if ho keeps on improvingho
says that ho will leavo for Now Yorl to
buy goods in a fow days
Geo II Bishop of Now Haven Conn
who has been hero looking aftor prop
erty intorosts for soveral days departed
this morning with his friend Mr Barnes
for a trip to California
C I1 Shaw camo homo Friday night
with a broken anklo and will bo com
pelled to tnko n vacation from his duties
He slipped on tho ico and fell while
running to catch n train at a town in
Iowa
Rov C D Goarhart pastor of tho
Congregational church at Piorco has
touderod his resignation to accept a call
to Willow Lakes S D where ho con
templates removing tho first of noxt
month
C H Johnsons store at Plainviow
was entered by burglars Saturday night
aud 1000 worth of clothing was takon
Officers aro working on n cluo which
they think will load to tho capture of
tho thieves
Skating on tho Northfork is tho best
it has been for years and many are im
proving tho opportunity of enjoying tho
sport regardless of tho treacherous
character of the rivor Tho annual
casualty is anticipated by many
Tho Methodists nt Noligh have dedi
cated a greatly improvod church odifico
tho work on which cost 2450 Presid
ing Elder Gorst preached tho dedicntory
sermon and was assisted by tho pastor
Rov Romingor of Noligh nnd Rov
Shick of Piorco
The two daughters of Mr aud Mrs
O F Shaw gave an interesting musical
program at their homo last Saturday
evening iu tho presence of a company of
neighbors and friends superintended
by their teacher Mrs Cora A Bools
Among tho dead bodies of soldiers who
died at Manila aud wore brought to San
Francisco Friday and Saturday on tho
transports Ohio and Indiana was that of
Corporal Walter M Riloy and Sergeant
Arthur II Vickors both of Madison
who served with company F
Tho Senior class of tho high school
has definitely decided to publish another
Milostouo this yonr Tho Milestono is
the annual Souior class publication tho
first issue being the product of tho class
of 89 eleven years ago Sinco that time
there have Impii a number of iinn
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In fifteen mimiles wilh only a cake of Ivory Soup and water
you oan make a letter cleansing paste than yon can buy
Ivory Soap Paste will take spots fiom clothing I ml will clean
cirpets iujts IfM gloves slippers patent enamel msset leather anil
canvas shoes leather belts painted wood work and furniture The
special value of Ivory Soap in this fonn aiises from the fact that it
can Iv used with a damp sponjje or cloth to cleanse many articles
that cannot be washed because they will not stand the fiee applica
tion of water
WNrCIIONS lOt MAKINn -To mm filnt of liolllnrr witer ml I onr nnl nm liilf miner
nnc iiiMtlrr nf Hie small slamkc of limy Sciipc ill Into sIiivIiiks hill live uiliiilii iiIIit the snii l
HinrmiKlily illwiliiM Nmmvu liimi tln luiiti I mnl In niiriili iit ilMios nut tin It wilt knpili
In in nlr tlilil class fir
nnpviiiiiHi ifiiiiinv H pitiimrii J nMnif t n niNrtrmAti
sod but I ho Milestones thai havo boon
published havo proved extremely attrac
tive and popular A eomploto lllo
would be tin interesting index of tho
history of tho school
Tho Black Cat club met with Miss
Anna Soyiuour Saturday night and
elect od tho following ollicers Mao
Durland president Nullio Morrow
vico president Lnum Durland secre
tary Edith Morrow treasurer Tlieio
uro but fivo inoinbors of tho club
J F Sproohor on his way down town
yostorday afternoon discovered ti child
about J years of ago on the Union Iacilic
track between Norfolk and Madison
avenues Tho littlo ono was crying
and wanted mamma Mr Sproohor
acted as its sponsor for about an hour
whon its homo wits found to bo with tho
Krcigor fomily on Braasch avouuo
Tho family occupying ono of tho Bish
op housoH noar tho sugar factory will
vacato Woduosday and work of moving
tho building to tho city will bo com
menced as soon thoroaf tor as tho woathor
pormits Throo of tho houhos will be
located on lots just north of tho old
Schwonk placo on Elovonth street aud
tho other two will bo niovod onto tho
fiiimo street on lots oast of Col Cottons
rosidouco
F M Hoyor has sold his photograph
gallery to C P Minimal Mr 1 1 oyer re
tains tho photo onlarging and art por
tion of tho business and will probably
remain horo sovoral months closing up
that work Mr Michael has boon a
resilient of Norfolk lor years and has
devoted a largo portion of his time to
tho photograph art his specialty having
beon interior and oxtorior viows of busi
ness houses and residences
A real estate deal of considerable
magnitude was concluded today through
tho agency of Ransom Clements tho
property transferred boing tho vacant
lot on tho corner of Fourth and Main
stroots and its new owner 1b Geo II
Bishop of Now Haven Conn who
purchased it from S P Mikesell of
Pouca Considorntion jfSfiOO Mr
Bishop is talking of building onjit this
spring and if ho does so ho will put up
a threo story business block
Piorco Call Marshal Goll recoived a
telophono this nftornoou from Sheriff
Losoy to look out for two young mou
wantod iu Madison county for stcaliug
wheat who had vamoosed Rocoiving
description and names Marshal Gofl
started out to soo if anyono answered to
same aud insido of fiftoou minutes lo
cated thorn in Poters saloon playing
pool Thoy woro immediately arrested
and lodged in jail waiting tho arrival of
tho sheriff who is oxpoctod from Madi
son in tho morning Tho young follows
gave tho names of Simpkius and Klutz
For tho benefit of those bad boys who
dont kuow that thoro is any protection
for birds wo quote tho following chaptor
XI of tho crimunl code of Nebraska
It shall bo unlawful for any porsou in
tho stato of Nebraska kuowingly or in
tontiounlly to kill injure or harm ox
copt upon the lauds owned by such
person any robin lark thrush bluo
king king bird sparrow wren jay
swallow turtle dovo oriole woodpecker
yellowhammer cuckoo yellow bird
bobolink or other bird or birds of like
nature that promote ngriculturo nnd
horticulture by feeding ou noxious
worms and insects or that nro attractive
in appearance or cheerful in song Any
persons violating nny of tho provisions
of this section shall bo fined not less
than throe nor mora than ton dollars
for each bird killed injured or harmed
It is anuonucod that Mr F Wiotzer
manager of tho sugar factory at this
placo will not rsumo his position horo
for tho reason that ho has been assigned
tho mnuugomeut of tho factory being
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built hy Hid American Beel Sugar com
puny at Rooky Ford Colorado This
iiowh is received with genuine rogiot by
tho many friends of both Mr and Mr
Wiotorui this city Mrs Wititurwlio
iH now in Grand Island writes that sho
will leturii in the cotirso or the noxt two
weeks to arrange for tho shipment of
thoir hmihnholil goodH Who succeeds
Mr Wiotzer as nwinagor of I ho Norfolk
factory has not yet been announced
Inllitt IUl
List of loiters remaining uncalled for
at tint poslofllco February f 1900
If not called for in todays will bo
sent to tho dead letter office
Mrs II II Bates Harry Brown Goo
N I rancher Mrs L Dovoro Hon
Dixon D A Grinvis O E Griffith
Alico Knight Willis Martin F E
Miller Agustus OGrady W II Robin
son Christina Johusou W N Wino
brenor
Partios calling for any of tho abovo
please say advertised
P F SlttKUIIKIt P M
Wanticd man or woman to
travol for largo house salary 05
monthly and expenses with incroaso
position permanent enclose self-addressed
stamped onvolopo Manaukk
liO Caxtou bldg Chicago
Wantki Honest man or woman ot
travol for largo house salary 05
monthly and expenses with incroaso
position permanent encloso self-addressed
stamped envelope Manaukr
iOCaxton bldg Chicago
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babies are plump only the J
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mistake was made in the
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will begin the very first day j
you give it It seems to J
correct the digestion and
gets the baby started rights
again If the baby is nurs 1
ing but does not thrive then
the mother should take the
emulsion It will have a
good effect both upon the
mother and child Twenty
five years proves this fact
oc ini j 00 all druggists
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