The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, May 17, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

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A FEW MORE
Special
Bargains
in
SHOES
Left at
DAVENPORT BROS
I We Hang Out
The neighborly latch string of in
vitation Call find have a look at
our now stock of
Watches
Chains
Bracelets
Back Combs
Friendship
Hearts
Rings
Etc
Wo carry only the best goods in
our line Fine Watch and Jew
elry Repairing promptly attend
ed to
C F W MARQUARDT
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
NORFOLK - NEBRASKA
FOR THE
FINEST PHOTOS
-coin to-
MICHAELS
STUDIO
We always have the latest Btyles
and guarantee that our -work will
please yon Our prices are right
and wo solicit a share of your pat
ronage Finest lino of Mat Board
in town Newest styles of Picture
Mouldings Stamp Photos as fine
as the finest
Yours for business
CPMICHAEL
Thompsons
3 cans corn 20
3 cans tomatoes 25
Wheatling per package 10
Gold dust 4 lb 18
8 packages yoast 10
Bakers chocolate 18
2 lbs ABO crackers 15
1 gal pail syrup 35
Gloss starch per pkg 05
18 lbs granulated sugar 100
We Can Save You Money
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for tho 24 hours endiug at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature TS
Minimum temperature 44
Average 01
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month 74
Earometer 2052
Forecast for Nebraska Partly
cloudy tonight Probably showers Fri
day with cooler west portion
THURSDAYTIDINGS
Judge Crawford formerly judge of
this district is reported very ill at his
home in West Poiut
Norfolk lodge No 40 1 0 O F will
meet in regular sessiou tonight There
will bo degree work aud a largo attend
ance is desired
Tho floral party given at tho Oxuard
hotel last evening by tho young ladies
soceity of Trinity Episcopal church was
a very pleasant affair and thoroughly
enjoyed by a largo number of young
people
Tho choir boys of Trinity Episcopal
church aro enjoying a fishing party
this afternoon under the direction of J
B Maylard aud John Weiles They
took dinner at Edgowater park aud aro
enjoying tho occasion very thoroughly
Tho congressional committee in charge
of the appropriations for government
buildings has called upon Senator Allen
to furnish statistics and other i
tiou in regard to Norfolk with a view
to considering tho domaud for a build
ing at this placo and what tho character
of said structuro should bo Tho innttor
was roforred to Mayor Hobortson and ho
with tho assistance of Postinostor
Sprochor is looking tho facts up with a
view to making an early roport
At tho regular mooting of tho firo do
partmont hold lost ovonlug thoro woro
sovoral important matters takou up
The annual roport of Chiof Wlutor was
read and an auditing committee consist
ing of Ohiof Winter Uonry Klug and
Otto Buckol was appointed by Prosidont
Koru An invitation was cxtondod tho
department to tnko part In tho Docora
tlou day oxercisos and tho Invitation
was accepted Oscar Uarr Ed Bonulng
aud W L Koru woro appointed as a
commlttoo to decorato tho graves of do
ceased fireman who woro instructed to
purchaso lowers for that purpose A
motion prevailed that tho llromon wear
their caps on Decoration day and bo
ready at 0 M to tako part In tho parado
Tho dopartmout considered tho mattor
of purchasing coats and caps of a uul
form stylo for tho onttro dopartmont aud
tho merchants will bo intorviowed as to
tho cost of uniforms 11 II lloynolds
suggosted that tho dopartmont hold an
annual picnic with which to raise money
for purchasing coats and a committee of
fivo was named to mako arrangements
for tho first annual picnic to bo held
Juno 21 Tho following were named
Jas Conloy T 13 Moollck Win Klug
H II Royuolds and A J Koonigstoiu
Tho chiof was empowered to appoint a
janitor and ho named Frank Salter for
that position during tho ensuing year
Tho department adjourned to meet in
special session May 25th to mako farther
arrangements for tho picnic
salvation Army
Tho Salvation Army willsorvo ico
cream and cako for ton cents Friday
evening May 18
Tho Iluebner Settlo company which
was so popular during their recent en
gagement iu Norfolk is f gain appear
at the Auditorium on tht hts of May
21 22 23 with a now list of attractions
ono of which will be Sappho Tho
company has shown its ability to enter
tain and will undoubtedly bo greeted by
a largo audience each night Tho prices
have beon fixed at 25 and 35 cents
Girl Wanted Call at The News
office
Now is the time to buy your straw
berries 3 boxes for a quarter at Schor
regges
Ileal Incuo Truimterft
The following transfers of real estate
are reported by E G Hoilman mau
ager of the Madison county abstract
office at Norfolk
Chas Henry Loomis aud wifo
to Eddie Vail s of se 33-
23 2 wd 1500 00
Geo Stewart aud wife to Leroy
Stewart swJ4 25-22-4 Grantee
to pay mtg of 1800 wd 4000 00
Leroy Stewart to Rebecca
Stewart swjj 25-22-4 Grantee
to pay a mtg of 1800 wd 4000 00
The singer sewing machine office for
needles oil belts and repairs for all
styles of machines
Musical Commencement
The Inter State Associate University
of Music embracing twenty six states
will hold its third aunual commence
ment exercises for tho local branch at
Norfolk under tho direction of Mrs
Cora A Beels local teacher at the new
Auditorium on the evening of May 23
A musical program of special interest
is in preparation A professional con
cert singer will assist besides some
recitations Miss Maude Tannehill has
consented to give tho recitation entitled
Susie Smith whioh won for her first
prize in tho humorous class at Kearney
Prof E H Scott of Chicagopresldent
of tho university will bo present to do
liver tho address to the graduates
Admission 10 and 15 cents
Proceeds for the benefit of tho Audito
rium
Furnished rooms to rent by Mrs
Younger on tho Heights
Fair Grounds For Sale
Tho undersigned committee will oiler
for sale at public auction in Norfolk on
Friday May 23 1900 tho property
known as tho old fair grounds compris
ing about GO acres of laud east of the
city reserving all tho pumps buildings
windmill and fencing with the excep
tion of tho posts on tho outside fences
Sale to be hold at Pasewalks implement
house at 2 oclock p m Terms of sale
One third cash j balance in ono and two
years on approved security with interest
at 7 per cent I G Westeuvelt
L M Gavlohd
H A Paskwalk
Committee
Dr Seymour eye specialist is coming
If Your Watrh Stop
Go to Fritz Hoehne in Koenigsteins
drug store Ho is tho best and cheapest
watchmaker and jewler iu town
All work warranted
Wo mako loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiokne Sec
Dr Seymour will bo hero about Juuo
1st Watch this paper for exact date
Bam for rent J L Daniel
Houses for sale
T E Odiornb
Horses clipped at Sellers barn
THE NORFOLK NEWS TnilRSDAY MAY 17 1000
PERSONAL
Chas Inuoh of Crelghton Is visiting
Norfolk acquaintances
Dr and Mrs Pontons of Stanton vis
itod Norfolk friends Tuesday
Mr aud Mrs J 11 Coylo of Wayno
woro Norfolk visitors yesterday
II Harbison and F W Horst wore
city visitors yostorday from Madison
Sheriff Geo W Losoy was in tho
city this morning on official buslnoss
Goo L 11ns camo homo from South
Dakota yostorday for a fow days visit
with his family
G B Salter Alfred Gerecko and Dr
Frank Saltor loft last ovonlng for Long
Pino to try for some mombors of tho
finny tribo
M T Hamloy of Minneapolis Minn
forniorly n business man of this county
was In tho city today grootlug old ac
quaintances
Mrs Mao S Wheaton rotumod this
morning from Laurel where sho has
boon visiting her friond Mrs W O
Tollvor and will contlnno her visit with
hor parents hero for a fow weeks
Mrs II L Whitnoy and Miss Hako of
Omaha are guests nt tho homo of Jutlgo
and Mrs Powers Mr Whitnoy camo
in this noon from u trip west nnd with
tho ladios will attoud the dance of tho
Early Hour club this ovoning
Mrs D F Sidler loft yesterday morn
ing for Council Blulls Iowa where sho
was joined by hor sister and togothor
thoy proceeded to Sibley Iowa to visit
their mothor who is tho neat grand
mother of Mr and Mrs Fred Sidlers
sou Hobart
Mine Pcderson tho well known
tranco medium tolls past and future
gives busiuess advice adjusts family
troubles diagnoses of disoaso traces
lost and stolen property etc Sho istho
medium that told Kitty Gliugs terrible
fato Oxuard hotel
Saltation Ann
Tho Salvation Army will servo ico
cream aud cake for 10 cents Fridoy
evening May 18
An Ideal Climate
Tho first white mau to set foot ou
Utah soil Father Silvestro Vclez do
Escalanto who reached tho Great Salt
Lake on tho 23rd day of September
1770 wrote in his diary Here the
climate is so delicious tho air so balmy
that it is a ploasuro to breathe by day
and by night Tho climato of Utah is
ono of tho richest endowments of nature
Ou the shores of tho Great Salt Lake
especially and for fifty miles therefrom
in every direction tho climato of cli
mates is found To enable persons to
participate in these sconic and climatic
attractions and to reach tho famous
health bathing and pleasure resorts of
Utah tho Union Pacific has made a rato
to Ogdeu nnd Salt Lake city of ono faro
for the round trip plus 200 from Mis
souri river to be iu effect Juuo 21st
July 7th to 10th inclusive July 18th and
August 2d Return limit October 31
1900
For full iuformation call on or address
F W Juneman agent
Tho Huobuer Sottlo company will bo
again in Norfolk on tho evenings of tho
21st 22udaud23d
Sheet Miiftic Free
A beautiful now waltz song and our
latest sheet music catalogue on receipt
of two cent stamp
Address W S Stratton Son 40d
4th St Sioux City Iowa
Strawberries 3 boxes for a quarter at
Schorroggos
InriiHols and Sun Umbrellas
Seo the largo and handsomo lino wo
are showing prices from 100 to 700
Silk and satin parasols for children
50c to 200
Novelties in neckwear and belts com
ing in every day
Muslin underwear that wo have had
on our counters slightly soiled wo sell
23 per cent off marked price
See the largo line of Swiss lace and
inserting all overs that wo are Belling
Prices 5Sc to 550 yard
Pretty embroidered edges we sell from
5c up
Baby bonnets all kinds aud styles
25o up
Ms J Benson
South Kith St
Omaha Neb
The News jod aepartmont is com
plete in every particular
Dr Frank Salter Diseases of children
Sappho
At the Auditorium Monday night
May 21st tho Huobner Settlo company
will begin n three nights engagement
presenting for tho first time here the
great Sappho whioh is conceded to
bo ono of tho strongest plays from a
dramatio standpoint over written
It has been given in all tho principal
cities of the United States and has re
ceived tho endorsement of both press
aud public Tho sensational suit which
was filed in Now York city against Miss
Olga Nethersolo was provou to be noth
ing but tho petty spite work of a dis
gruntled journalist and tho play 6till
coutinues at Wallacks theatre patron
ized by Mew Yorks best people and
will remain there until the close of the
season
Sappho as presontod by the
Huebner Settle company is tho version
of Daudets novel by Mr John Critten
den Webb author of many successful
plays and contains nothing iu tho least
object ionablo It points a strong moral
and iu fact Is ou tho same moral piano
as Camlllo Faust or dear old East
Lynno
Tho Huobiior Soltlo company made n
good impression hero last Kobruary aud
our thoatro patrons are assured of iwlug
well repaid by this and all future visits
to Norfolk by this company
Noto Tlilseompany played Sappho
at Falrbury Holdrodgo aud Kearney
and thoir performance was pronounced
clean first class and entirely unobjec
tionable and I personally assure tho
Norfolk public that tho play Is worthy
of patronage lricos 23 and 35 cents
Geo Hiicvti
Manager Auditorium
For ii Hnmnier Outing
Tho Rocky Mountain regions reached
via tho Union Pacific provide lavishly
for tho health of tho invalid nnd tho
pleasure of tho tourist Amid thosn
rugged steeps aro to bo found hoiiiu of
tho most charming nnd restful spots ou
oarth Fairy lukos nestled amid sunny
peaks and climato that cheers nnd ox
hilrutos Tho suiumor excursion ratos
put In efiect by tho Union Pacific onablo
you to reach those favored localities
without unnecessary expenditure of
time or money
Iu clloct Juno 21 luly 7 to 10 inc
July IS and August 2 Ono faro for tho
round trip from Missouri river to Denver
Colorado Hprlngs Pueblo Ogden and
Salt Luke City Return limit Octobur
list 1900
For time tables and full information
call on F W Juneman agent
Salvation Armv
Tho Salvation Army will servo ico
orr im and euko for 10 cents Friday
ovoning May is
Farm land and city property for sale
by G R Soiler
Sturgoou is tho piano man
Wall paper at Christophs
Farm aud city loans
TllK DUKLAND TllUST CO
Want ED A
housowoik
good girl for gtnoral
Mits P T Buiiciiaui
F V M V It It Kxcnrnlonn
May 15 Hi 17 and 22 to St Louis
Mo account general assembly Presby
terian church
May 1 and 20 to Washington D C
account Mystic Shrine
May 21 and 22 to Detroit Mich ac
count national Baptist anniversaries
May 28 aud 29 to North Manchester
lud nccouut German Baptists Dunk
ards
Juno 2 and 3 to Milwaukeo Wis
account general confederation Womans
clubs
Full iuformation will bo gladly fur
nished II C Matiiau
Agent
Cnn Hour hut Not Set
When people read Hint armies nre
engaging each other nt 2000 yards dis
tance they think the combatants can
see each other but thoy cannot Bald
an olilcer At that distance It la im
possible to distinguish between a man
nnd a horse nnd at 1200 yards espe
cially where there is any dust It re
quires the best kind of eyes to tell In
fantry from cavalry At 000 yards the
movements become clearer although
It Is not until they get within 730 yards
of each other that the heads of the col
umns cnn be made out with anything
like certnlnty Infantry can be seen In
the sunlight much more easily than
cavalry or artillery because less dust
Is raised Besides Infantry nre dis
tinguished by the glitter of their mus
kets At 2000 yards however every
thing Is unsatisfactory even with the
aid of floldghisses for a marching col
umn in dry weather raises n great deal
of dust Cincinnati Enqurer
MornI Influence UecoKnlzrt
I suppose there are several lines to
the east he queried at a railroad
ticket office In Chicago the other day
Well yes reluctantly replied the
agent but If you waut the shortest
and quickest line
That inukes no difference to me
Interrupted the caller I want a line
controlled fcy moral Influences Is the
president of your road a religious
man
I cant say ns to that but I know
that two of our switchmen nnd three
firemen lately Joined tho Salvation
Army and that our board of directors
discourages poker and beer
Thats moral Influence said the
traveler ns ho brightened up and you
mny give me a ticket to New York
Washington Post
Spring Schedule ou the Nlckle IMitto Koacl
Elective May I lHM
Ft Wayno Findlay Fostoria Belle
vuo Lorain Cleveland Ashtabula
Conueaut Girard Erio Chautauqua
Lako Dunkirk Buffalo as well as Now
York Boston and nil intermediate
poiuts in New England New York
state nnd tho anthracite coal regions
are reached on fast time aud lowest
rates of faro by trains of tho Nicklo Plato
road Leave Chicago 10 35 a in 3 30
p m 1030 p m with
drawing room sleeping cars Unex
celled dining cars on through Boston
aud New Yoik train nt 1035 n in and
Now York City fast express train leav
ing Chicago at 1 30 pm All trains
run daily Train leaviug Chicago nt
2 30 p m has observation car east of
Buffalo ovor the Lackawanna road ar
riving in New York City 725 p m
every day iu the year in good shape for
oveuing entertainments Secure sleep
ing car gpaco iu advance Write wire
or phono 2057 central to J Y Calnhan
general ngeut Chicago 111
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j j I jSJjS J Jtt S
We Add This Week
Four now blocks in
SAILORS
Wo have llio
KNOX SHAPE
at less than one half the Knox price and plonly of oili
er shapes if Knox dont suit you
Inskeeps Millinery
BAKNES A TYLElt J 1 H ltmn
31 I Ijlni
AtlnriHjsulLIuvi
Norfolk Nebraska
Ilt C S PA UK Ell
intist
At Ilerci ICmti Mimclnji
Mast Block - - Norfolk Neb
DR II- T HOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Olllcu Citlzunx National Haul UiiIIiIIiik
Tiliiilioni 101
Sanitarium ami Itiiniiliiiiru Main aticl Mill St
Tuluplumul
Norfolk
Nebraska
Jll I E SCOIIEE
OSTEOPATH I ST
11 South Dili Slroul Norfolk Nohr i
Will ho in Madison TiiomIiij mid Imlny of
each ucoli
JJ J COLE
DIINTIST
Olllco onr Cltiznui National Hunk Henidonco
ono block north of LiiiikiukiiUuiiuI church
Norfolk
Nebraska
JyTJISS MARY SHELLEY
rasliioiialile DrcHsinnkcr
Up etaim hi Collon block owr Minims store
Iiist clii6 woik KUimiiiluud
Norfolk Nebraska
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POWERS HAYS
Attorneys at Law
Itooms 10 II and 12 Mnstbloclc
Norfolk - - - Nobraska
gESSIONS BELL
Undertakers and Eiulmlnierp
Sorsions lllk Norfolk Q
Norfolk Nebraska
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W M ROBERTSON
Attorney at Law
Rooms 1 and 2 Robertson JWigtOD
Block Norfolk
M CilWALKER
DKALEU IK
FLOUR - FEED
Oil and Gasoline
T ELEPIIONE
Cut Prices in
Groceries
NO 33
Good Coffee per lb 10c
Tomatoes per cau 08o
Mixed Candy per lb 7jjC
Best Flour per sack 90c
10 bars laundry soap 25c
Orauges per doz 15c
All kinds of Fruit cheap
B MEYER
Box Old Stand
7
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MRS H H HULL
Manicuring
Slmmnnnirur
Ladies Baths
Over Hayes Jewelry Store
J S MORROW
IXI
Well Driving and
Sharpens Lawn Mowers
1207 Philip Ave Phono 121
PURE GROCERIES
ro essential to health
UHLE
handles only pure groceries
free from adulteration nnd
sells Ihem at
FAIR
PRICES
You get what you pay for
sit rhles
Pure Fresh
Groceries
arc essential to good
health and cost no
more than the cheap
stuff handled by some
dealers
Fuesler
Sells the Best
Sole Agent for
Chase Sanborns Coffee
arpenfers
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SEASONABLE GOODS
Lawn Mowers Screen
Doors Poultry Netting
Quick Meal Gasoline
Stoves and Steel Ranges
Harden Hose Lisks
Anti Kust Tinware
every piece guaranteed
not to rust Stransky
Steel Ware at
Degners Hardware