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TUESDAY TOPICS
J J McCarthy was a city visitor yes
tcrday from Poncn
Mr nntl Mrs 1 S Hancock were- hero
yesterday from Stanton
Geo A Gray of Coloridgo was a vis
itor to Norfolk yesterday
Mrs J Phillips is threatened with
typhoid fover at the Pacific
Wm Znlnuf of Pierce waB transact
ing business in tho city yesterday
Twelve young converts were baptized
last night nt tho Baptist church
ExJudgo II E Evans of Dakota
City was a Norfolk visitor yestorday
Henry Torpiu nnd J P Boyd of Onk
dalo were visitors in Norfolk yesterday
Rev Mrs Hill Bookers subject for
tonight is A Wonderful Photography
Tho Wednesday club will meet tomor
row afternoon at 2 l0 with Mrs Mori is
Mayer
G T Sprccher was a passenger to
Humphrey this morning on telephone
business
Chos Kico leaves tomorrow for LouiB
ville Ky whero ho will visit three or
four weeks
Dr C B Little of Bloomfield was in
the city ovor night a guest at tho homo
of Asa K Leonard
James 11 Carv editor of tho Neligh
Yeoman is transacting business in the
city this afternoon
Prof W G Hirons superintendent
of the Pierce schools is in the city today
visiting the city schools
W H Blakeman iB improving his
newly acquired residence property with
a freshcoat of paint
C B Holahan and E J Schorregge
are improving their business properties
with fresh coatsof paint
J N Bnndick will occupy the lies
house recently vacated by Chas Hard
ing about the first of April
Miss Pearl Reese will not be able to
teach this weok owing to the fact that
she is undor the weather
Misses Martha and Vie Tracy who
have bcon visiting friends here have re
turned to their home in Red Oak Iowa
Mrs S Fischer and children and Miss
Ella Braasch departed for Bloomfield
yesterday where they will visit for a
week
Mrs H M Pollock departed yester
day morniugfor Omaha where she will
join her husband and make her futuro
home
The Dnrland sisters millinery store is
being painted and thoroughly renovated
inside preparatory to the annual spring
opening
The infant child of Mr and Mrs
Ferdinand Gaul who live south of the
city was buried Sunday Rev J P
Mueller officiating
When David Baum moves into the
house lately vacated by F Wietzer
Frank Davenport will move into the
house now occupied by Mr Baum
A J Rosiubaum expects to move his
family to Omaha about April 1st Mr
Rosinbaum is mail agent on the P E
M V with a run between here and
Omaha
Yesterday was the birthday of Mrs
Aug Deering who lives on Madison
avenue and last evening she was paid a
surprise visit by a number of friends
and the occasion resulted in a large
amount of enjoyment
Aug Koehn was taken up Saturday
evening on tho charge or disorderly
conduct and was released on liis own
recognizance He appeared before
polico court yesterday afternoon and
paid the usual fine and costs
Campbell the man who was in the
city jail over Sunday on the charge of
disturbing tho peace was released yes
terday on tho payment of a portion of
the sum assessed against him and undor
promise to remit the remainder
Mr and Mrs Adam Marquardt who
live south of the city celebrated tho
20th anniversary of their wedding Sun
day a large number of friends from tho
city participating Games music and
refreshments constituted tho chief
amusements
Wayne Herald Knox Tippo of
Norfolk has purchased the lease and
furniture of the Boyd hotel of J W
Turner and will take possession tho
15th iust Mr Tipple is un experienced
hotel mun having been proprietor of tho
Pacifio at Norfolk for a number of years
and that he will make tho Boyd a first
class establishment there is no doubt
Mr Turner has about decided to locate
in tho west part of tho state but has
not definately sottled on tho location
Chas II Johnson yesterdoy began
reploviu proceedings against the F 15
M V railway company the purpose of
which is to secure possession of goods
shipped to John Friday and assigned to
Mr Johnson These are goods which
wero shipped to various points in the
stato for the purpose of testing tho
freight rates and then reshipped to Nor
folk tho delivery of which it is claimed
has been refused except npon preseuta i
tion of tho original bill of lading Tho
case is set for hearing on March 28
Tho report of the democratic county
convention held in this city yesterday
afternoon dosed before the county
central committee had been formed
The members are as follows Norfolk
First word I G WeBtervelt Second
ward G W Box Third word D J
Koonigstoin Fourth ward P W
Kocrber precinct F D Krnnt M ull
sou Geo W Losoy Schoolcraft S J
Finnegan Fairview O A Miller
Valley Owen ONeill Deer Crock J
J Hughes Jefferson A J Dnnlevy
Highland P F Zimmerman War
nervillo B E Rood Green Garden
John Doiter Emorick James OBrien
Grove Win Roikofsky Kalamazoo
Theo Beltz Battle Crock Thos Wado
Shell Creek Frank OShca Union John
Malouo Fred H Davis was elected
chairman and A P Ghilds socrctary
The congressional comuiltteo at its
meeting held at tho Oxnard hotel last
ovenlng decided to call tho convention
at Norfolk on Wednesday April 2fi at
2 oclock p m for tho purposo of nomi
nating a caudidato for congressman and
to elect two delegates and two alternates
to tho national republican convention
Tho basis of representation was fixed
upon tho voto cast for Hon M B
Rocso at tho last election and gives
each county tho samo number of dolo
gates ns it is entitlod to in tho stato
convention Tho meeting of tho com
mittee was harmonious throughout and
tho reports from tho various sections of
tho district scorned to indieato a repub
lican victory at tho coming election A
cordial voto of thanks was given to tho
chairman C W Colliding of Tokamah
and to the secretary Jake Koonightein
of Norrolk for their eillcleut services
during tho last campaign
O F Butlor aged 2 years died at
his rooms at tho Pacific hotel last even
ing at 70 of pneumonia The
deceased had been sick only Binco Friday
night or about threo days Ho ropro
sentod the clothing house of Wyinau
Partridgo Co of Minneapolis Minn
and had for some time mado this city
his headquarters sIIjs family consists
of a wife and child who woro at his
bedside when ho passed away His
father was also present when tho end
came The remains wero shipped on
tho 1 oclock train over the C St P
M O road to Morning Side Iowa
the home of the father of the deceased
whero interment will take place The
deceased was a member of the Knights
of Pythias lodge and the local member
ship took charge of the body and
escorted it to tho depot Ho was also
n member of the Union Commercial
Travolers the members of which con
tributed a very handsome floral offering
to his memory Tho deceased was
highly respected by all with whom ho
came in contact and tho bereaved wife
nnd child have the sincere sympathy of
all acquaintances Mrs Butler and
child and Mr Butler sr accompanied
the remains to Morning Side
Cemetery Aflniclutlon
The Prospect Hill Cemotery associa
tion held its annual meeting nt the
office of Sessions Bell yesterday af
ternoon
The treasurers annual statement was
received which summarized would be as
follows
Cash balance from last year 100 JiO
Snles of lots 51 80
For care of lots 100 44
Ladies Auxiliary 25 00
Monument foundations 37 00
Sundries 2 50
Total 785 10
By care of grounds 285 80
Paid old note at bank 184 517
Other expenses 101 48
By cash balance
by druggists In
cent and one dollar
sizes You may have a
samnle bottle bv mall
-61 15
213 95
Totnl 785 10
L Sessions Treasurer
It was decided to set aside 200 of this
money ns a perpetual care fund which
should be placed on interest for use
when there are no more lots to be sold
Tho old board of trustees and the sec
retary were re elected consisting of L
M Gaylord secretary S S Cotton I
Powers Mrs I Powers Mrs N A
Rainbolt C B Dnrlaud L Sessions
and W J Gow trustees
Tho new board of trustees will hold a
meeting at the home of Col Cotton on
Thursday night of this week
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind dis
courages and lessens ambition beauty vigor
ana cneenuiness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys If the child
flfM inn nftn If Um
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nrlnft stains fhe flesh or If uihn ik liu
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage It is yet afflicted with
bed wetting depend upon It the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kldnev and hlarinW imnki
and both need the same great remedy
inc mna ana ine immediate elfect of
Swamp Root Is soon realized it Is sold
Iree also pamphlet tell- noma or swaamiioot
ingcan aoout H including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured In wrltlnc Dr tCllmrr
8c Co Blnghamton N Y be sure and
mention this paper
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY MARCH 1f MOO
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Kid Hall is in tho city from Piercu
Miss Mario Miller went to Piorco yes
torday
P D Corell of Plniuviuw is n city
visitor today
Sol Mayor was a passenger for Omnha
this afternoon
W E Alexaudcr ifl transacting busi
ness in Oiunlia
W D Soaman of Columbus was a
oity visitor yestorday
Thos M Huntington was a visitor
yestorday from Gordon
W G Moler was a Norfolk visitor
yestorday from Ostnoud
A II Bohnuou was n visitor in Nor
folk from Madison yet terday
Minnio Liughton of Kearney was
registered in tho city yesterday
Mr and Mrs A M Averill of Win
side woro city visitors yestorday
11 B Stocking is in tho city buying
oggs for C 11 Poison of New York
J O Stitt returned yesterdny noon
from his trip to Sheridan Wyoming
W B Hight has returned from his
trip to Denver and other points in Colo
rado
E M Norton has returned from
Creighton whero ho wns installing an
acetylouo gas plant
Miss Jpsio llageywho tins been teach
ing school at Savannah Georgia
returned last evening
Mrs C Allon loft this morning for
Sioux Falls S D whore sho will visit
her sistor about u month
Geo P McCormick returned last
night from n visit of eight weeks to
relatives and friends in Indinnn and
Illinois
Mr and Mrs II L Whitney of
Omnha came up last evening Mr
Whitnoy returned at noon today but
Mrs Whitnoy will remain visiting
relatives and friends until tomorrow
Rnth Birchard is outertniniug a com
pany of little folks this aftornoon in
honor of tho Harding children who
will soon leave for their new homo in
Omaha
S A McKay of Meadow Grove has a
process for preventing the growth of
horns on calves which ho thinks is tho
best safest and most humane method
yet conceived of
It seems that The N ivs wns mistaken
yestorday in tho statement that Piank
Davenport had rented tho house belong
ing to G W Box now occupied by
David Baum as such is not the caso
Tho subject for discussion by Mrs
Hill Booker nt tho Baptist church to
night is Hands Tomorrow night
she will give a talk directed especially
to railroad men Everybody invited to
tho meetings
Tho store room recently vacated by
Seth Kethledge east of Thompsons
grocery is being renovated and put in
bupo for business It is reported that
t will bo occupied by a new millinery
Btoro about April 1st
Sam McFarland was taken very Bick
shortly after reaching Hardys coal
office this morning Dr Salter was
summoned and a hack was called to
take Mr McFarland home whero he
was made as comfortable as possible
The members of the Early Hour club
wero guests of Dr and Mrs Keiper last
evening The bright moonlight drivo
out to tho hospital the smooth floor of
the dancing hal the fine music of tho
orchestra and the dainty refreshments
all conspired to put tho crowd in a
humor to havo a good time
Secretary Puller of tho Business Mens
association has replied at a considerable
length to the communication recently
received from the stato board of trans
portation The communication is
largely indicative of the fact that Nor
folk people are about us tired of certain
features in reference to the Norfolk caso
as tho secretaries themselves Tho
reply of tho board is anxiously awaited
to learn what now evasion the honor
ablo board has to offer
It is generally believed in Norfolk
and with circumstances supporting tho
belief that O J Younger who adver
tised as My Tailor has left for parts
unknown Mr Younger has long been
a resident of Norfolk and conducting
business here nnd it is with considerable
surprise to his friends that his suspi
cious actions havo been learned Ho
told a number of people that ho was
going away telling some ho wns going
to Stanton nnd others that his destina
tion was Omnha He left Saturday and
has not been heard of since His fam
ily didnt know of his intoutious It is
reported that he is considerably iu debt
hero but iuquiry that has been made
does uot show that ho left a largo num
ber of creditors He left the bills owing
him at tho shop to bo delivered to his
wife nud labeled the clothing on hand
with he names of the owner His
tailors report that for some time past ho
has evaded the booking of new orders
and when he left the stook of goods was
all used His wife and family will en
deavor to get along until ho is heard
from and the friends of the family hopo
that the suspicious appearances aro not
au indication of his intentions and that
he will return and set things right
The Durland Trust company is having
a large order of envelopes printed on
whioh iu block letters is the sentence
Double your money by buying Ne
brnskn land nnd the following quota
tion from J Sterling Mortonsconservn
tlvo Any man who can bring into
Nebraska 1 000000 Tor investment in
18111 will havo 2000000 in 1101 if ho
buys only raw prairie at present prices
This is a method of advertising the re
sources of Nebraska that other men
would do well to follow If every busi
ness man had something on his envel
opes or othor stationery calling atten
tion to Norfolk or Nebraska tho influ
ence would bo excellent In other
localities and other states such liiothods
aro employed and the results aro now
manifest Soinu of thu merchants of
cities havo cards printed which they
slip into every letter and which calls
attention to some advantage or advan
tages possessed by their locality In
Iowa and South Dakota especially such
a method has been omployod for the
past year or more and tho result is im
migrants uro coming iu by tho train
load and every family coming adds so
niuuh to thu business of tho merchants
Some enterprising business man has
estimated that a merchant can well
afford to set aside at least 50 cents per
month for tho purposo of advertising
his locality or statu Tho idea is cer
tainly worth a trial
Wurniirlll
Oho of Wm Lovclls children is down
with tho lung fover
Nate Rowlett purchased eighty acres
of land last week for Mrs Duroy
Mr Speelinan and family of Norfolk
moved onto tho Johnsoii farm last
weok
Mrs O M Mooro went to Vordigres
Tuesday whore shu will open a millin
ery storo
Mrs Fred Pettitt returned Friday
from a protracted visit with friends at
Roborts 111
Miss Loltio Johnson who has been
seriously ill with pneumonia is reported
on the mend
Tho sociable given by tho M B A
lodge last Saturday evening woh a de
cided success ono hundred being pres
ent Refreshments woro Borved and
each and all votod it a jolly good time
During tho evening Deputy Wolfe wrote
1 applications for mouiborbhip to tho
lodge
To Cum Iik Crlpiit In Tiki Dmjh
Tuko Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggihts refund tho money if it fails
to cure E W Groves signature on
every box 25c
For Hiilo
acres one block southwest of tho
Grant school nood six room Iiouho
barn etc All new At a very reason
able prico Calvin Buhss
Cure And Treatment Of The Melt
Dr Humphreys Spocilic manual on
the treatment and cure of tho sick
mailed free on request Adress Humph
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A tasteful appearance in dress often comes as
much from good laundering as from the quality of
the clothing Good laundering requires good soap
and Ivory Soap is the best
The fading of delicate shades is frequently the ruination of an expensive
garment Any color that will stand the free application of water can be washed
with Ivory Soap
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This is the last weok the Variety store
stays open Tables full of bargains to
close out
Sturgeon is tho ptnno man
Notice
Harriet Torronco and Albert W
Torronco non resident defendants will
taku notice that on thu I2th day of No
vember 1808 Ferdinand Verges plain
tiff liorein lied his petition in the
district court of Madison county No
hrasknngiiiiiBt Herman C5erockeSaruhE
Gereckoand oMiers thu object and prayer
of which aro to foreclose a curtain contract
executed by the defendant Herman
Gorecku and the plaintiir for the sale of
following describe promises situated iu
the said county from the pliiintitT to the
defendant Herman Joreoke viz
Commencing at a ioint fifty five rods
east and two rods north of the tout Invest
corner of the northeast quarter of the
sout h west quarter of sect Ion twenty wo
in township twenty four north ot range
one west of the sixth principal merid
ian and measuring from thence north
fifteen rods thonco west fifteen rods
thence noith throe rods thence west
nine rods thonco north twelve rods
thence east ono rod and twenty two
links thence north nine rods and thir
teen links thence east five rods and
twenty links thence south twenty eight
dogrees and eight minutes east fourteen
rods and two links thenco east seven
teen rods and nine and one half links to
tho right of way of the Fremont Elk
horn Missouri Valley railroad thence
along said right of way south fifteen
degrees and fifty minutes oast twenty
eight rods and two links thenc west
fifteen rodB and ten links to tho place of
beginning containing four acres and
thirty live and one half square rods
moro or less which pteperly was usod
as a brlok yard for Hie inainifnoturing
of brick mid contract being dated
March l0ih 1H1W and providing that
the said defendant Herman Geivoko
Hhould pay the plaintiir as purchase
price therefor tho sum of 1000 00 as fol
lows 1 10000 Dooeinbor II I SOU fPo 00
July I 1811 liao 00 DeMmiborll 1801
18000 July I 1805 fl0H000 December
ill 1815 1000 July I 18110 1010 00
December ill IHIHI with inteiest at tho
rate of eight per cent milium from date
pajablo Heniiiiimunlly and in default
thereof said contract should bo null and
void and plaintiir would be entitled to
the poHMMuou of said property that
default has been made iu payment of
said sums of money and there is now
due upon said contract lie mini of
01175 with nittrcHt from this date at
the rate of eight per cent pur annum for
which hiiiii with inteiest pltiutltl pruyH
for a decree that the defendants be
required to pay same or that said preni
WeH may be hold to mtisry the amount
found due
On the 2M day of April 18 plain
tiir filed a surpplem ntnl petition substi
tuting Harriet Torroncc and Albert W
Ton ewe us n pntlicH defendants instead
of Victor K Torronco the said Victor
K Torriiicii having died and mid parties
being his only heirs at law which facts
at said time who unknown to plaintiir
and havo since come to his knowledge
tho siid Victor K Torrenco having
obtained a judgment against the defend
ant Herman Gorccko of record iu said
court and still iu force
You arc required 1 1 answer said peti
tion 011 or belore tho 2nd day of April
1000
Dated February 15 J 000
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