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FRIDAY FACTS
Kralm is visiting friends
In
Town
Knox Tlpplo wns iu tho city yesterday
from Wayne
llnrt Mapos 1 nttomllng to lcgnl busi
ness in Hlnir
T A Klsso of tho Fair store- went to
Humphrey totlny
1 S Shurz hivs gono to Gletiolder
Knnsno to visit his son
Tho Fair store front is being improved
with n fresh coat of pnint
W K Hewitt win n Norfolk visitor
yesterday from David City
Rev G H Main has returned from
his visit to Iowa nnd Illinois
Tho houso of G H Suitor on North
Tenth street Is being repainted
Uharles Eblo of this city has been
granted a pension of 12 a month
M nnd F Hentz of Sownrd arc visit
ing nt tho homo of Mrs Susan Blyo
Mr nnd Mrs Geo Horry woro city
visitors yesterday from Battle Crook
Frod Bonjamin went to Piorco this
morning on sewing maohiuo business
I II Senberry was down from Plain
view to attend tho Early Hour club
dance
Mrs V L Culver leaveB tomorrow
for her old homo iu Ypsilnuti Michigan
to Bpeml tho summer
Mrs G F Koiper very plcnsautly on
tortniued n compauy of friondslost even
ing at a mustcalo
Mrs M E Lobuow will go cast ns
soon as hIio can disposo of her prof orty
on North Ninth street
Tho fruit stand at tho corner of Nor
folk nvenno nnd Fifth street has been
opened with J M Parker iu chargo
Tho Soventh grado will hold its clos
ing exercises for tho Bohool your at tho
High school building this evening
Two bicyclo tourists passed through
tho citv yesterdny on their way to
Alaska Thoy woro from Hamilton
county
Miss Mollio Fricko has resigned her
position at tho Norfolk hospital for the
iusano and returned to her homo in
Madison
Wm Skeeu formerly ono of tho
Creighton depot employes is now agent
nt Lnurottu whero his father nnd
mother rcsido
Win G Beols left this morning for
Hot Springs Arkansns whero ho goos
to tnko treatment for a fow weeks hop
ing to benefit his health
Charley nud Aunio Verges nrrived
homo today evidently glad that their
long jouruoy from tho fatherlaud is
ended Miss Miuuio Verges wont to
IFreniout to moet them
Tho caso of Ohas II Johnson ngninst
the F E M V railroad company
wns tried beforo n jury in Tustico
Daniels court yesterday nf teruoon and
resulted in a disagreement
Tho closing party of tho Early Hour
club was held in Masts hall last even
ing nnd was very thoroughly enjoyed by
about HO couples who participated
Bohuerts orchostra furnished n very
Jino quality of music and tho dancing
was most entertaining
On Decoration day a soldiers monu
jneut will bo uuvoiled at Lyons amid
impressive ceremonies and tho day will
bo appropriately observed in its entirety
Dr F M Sisson of this city will do
liver tho principal address nnd thoso
who have heard the gentlomau speak
realizo thnt the people of Lyons hnve
mado no mistake in their choice of
speaker
NEW INVENTION
1 O Ilimch of ThU City Has 1Htented u
Milk Cooler Aerator anil Separator
P O Hirsch of this city is an invent
ive genius and his ideas hnvo been em
ployed in directions varied and uuiquo
His latest effort hos been to porf ect n
cream separator that would bo adaptiblo
to the use of fanners generally and that
ho has been more or less successful is
evidenced by the fact that several farm
ers now have his machine iu satisfactory
operation
The method does not requiro power
tho separation beiug produced by
natural processes Tho comploto ma
chine has tho nppearanco of a largo milk
can On tho iuterior near the top is a
tauk to be filled with cold wnter and
lower down is another tank or place
through which cold water may be circu
lated from a windmill The milk is
poured in at tho top and runs over
tho first tank iu a fine film and through
the second tank thus cooling it gradu
ally The milk does not come in con
tact with tho water but is inilueuced by
it and when it reaches the tauk at the
bottom it appears separated tho milk at
the bottom and the cream or butter fat
on top While going through tho pro
cess the inventor claims that tho milk is
not only cooled nud separated but the
quality which causes it to ferment or
sour is removed thuB admitting of it re
maining sweet for a much longer period
than for the cream to be left to rise iu
tho ordinary mauuer
After the process the milk may be
drawn off for feeding purposes through
a faucet at the bottom of tho can nnd
then the cream will flow out of rht
same faucet the bottom of tho cm bo
ing on nn incline that it may flow ieti 1
ily After the milk and cream have
been drawn off a ping is removed fro
the npper can and the water contait oj
therein is nllowcd to flow throughclean
lug tho Apparatus for tho tifo of tho
next milking
Tho Invention is called n milk cooler
aprntor nud Ropnrator nnd Mr Hirsch
was on tho 16th granted letter patent
under tho nnmbor 1111001
If It will nccomplish nil tho inventor
claims for it tho npparntus will bo of
much vnlno to farmers nnd dnlrymon
nnd ho should find a ready salo for
it
His facilities for manufacturing nro
limited but ho hopes to elthor lncrenso
thorn or sell county nnd stnto rights for
tho mnking nnd Rolllug of tho inven
tion
County limtltutii
Superintendent O W Crum hns pro
pared for tho nineteenth nnuunl session
of tho Mndison County Tenchors insti
tute which Ih to bo hold in tho High
school building in Madison Juno 8 to HI
Tho normnl instituto will conveno nt 8
n m on Juno 11 No tencher of tho
county will bo excused from attending
tho institute except under tho most
urgontcircmiiBtnnccp not oven to nttond
summer normals
Prof S Y Gillan of Milwnukeo
Wis ono of tho best instructors iu tho
country will bo with tho tenchers six
days and will instruct in pedagogy
geography reading nud nrithmotic
Hon Honry Snbin of Dos Moines
Iowa conductor of tho Intcr Stato
School of Corrospondonco for Teachers
nud stnto suporiutondont of instruction
in Iowa for oight years will also bo
present six days and will givo two lec
tures each day to tho teachers nnd ono
in tho evening
Miss Lucy Willlnms of this city will
presont work in primary English draw
ing nntnro study nnd numbers
H B Grant of Madison will direct
tho music of tho instituto and givo in
structions in music
During tho session Robert Uttor of
this city will hnvo chargo of an art ex
hibit Tito collection will consist of
cirbons photographs platino prints
photo prints platinottesv black-and-whites
nud a largo number of tho Perry
Pictures ranging in prico from n cent
to soveral dollars
Eighth and Ninth grado pupils ex
pecting to teach iu futuro will find
great benefit in attending this institute
Tho now Cash Hnrdwaro Storo has a
nice lino of screen doors wiro cloth
lawn niowors and gnsoliuo stoves nt tho
lowest prices Cnll nnd oxamiuo them
rv
Cure Anil Treatment Of The Sick
Dr Humphreys Specific mnuunl on
tho trentmont and euro of tho Bick
mailed free on request Adress Humph
reys Medioiuo Co Now York
Wanted Honest mnn or womnn to
trnvel for largo houso snlnry 805
monthly nnd expenses with increase
position permanent oucIoeo self-addressed
stnmped envelopo Maxaukk
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SuiiimoiiH liy Publication
To Ada M Davey nou resident de
fendant
You aro hereby required to take no
tice that on tho 28th dny of April 1100
Jnmes II Dnvoy filed his petition ngninst
you in tho district court of Mndison
county Nebrnskn setting forth that ho
was married to you tho 17th day of
November 1891 That there aro nre two
children tho issue of said marriage
That on the 25th day of July 1651 nt
Norfolk Nebraska you was guilty of
adultery with ono Theodoro Hietmnn
That you hnvo abandoned him tho said
James II Dnvey nnd have lived in n
state of adultery -with tho said Heitman
That you have been guilty of extreme
cruelty towards him tho said Davoy
without any causo or provocation on his
part Plaintiff prays for a decree of
divorce and the custody of his said
children You nre required to answer
said petition on Monday tho 11th dny of
June 1000
James H Da vet Plaintiff
By Barues Tyler His Attorneys
TRY IT
Wv
Women suffer
ing from female
troubles and
weakness and
from irregular
or painful men
ses ought not
to lose hope if
doctors cannot
help them Phy
sicians are so
busy with other
diseases that
they do not un
derstand fully
the peculiar ail
ments and the
delicate organism of woman What
the sufferer ought to do is to give
a fair trial to
BRADFIELDS
Female Regulator
which is the true cure provided
by Nature for all female troubles It
is the formula of a physician of the
highest standing who devoted his
whole life to the study of the dis
tinct ailments peculiar to our moth
ers wives and daughters It is made
of soothing healing strengthening
herbs and vegetables which have
been provided by a kindly Nature to
cure irregularity in the menses Leu
corrhcea Falling of the Womb Nerv
ousness Headache and Backache
In fairness to herself and to Brad
fields Female Regulator every
suffering woman ought to give it a
trial A large i bottle will do a
wonderful amount of good Sold by
druggists
Send fci a nicely Uluilitted Oct took en ht ul Jul
The BradfUld regrulctor Co Atlanta Ga
HIE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY MAY 2 1 1900
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Honrv Welbelo of Winsido was n city
visitor totlny
0 II Folsomo wns hero yesterdny
from Plninviow
Miss Emma Konnblo of Wiufcido is n
Norfolk visitor todny
Miss Lyda Pheasant went to Maditon
yesterday to visit over Sunday
Col J E Simpson departed this morn
ing for Sioux City ou a business trip
Mrs Fred Keller who waB recently
injured during n runaway is said to bo
getting along nicely
Mrs II L Whitnoy nud Miss Hnko
havo returned to Oninlin nf ter n pleasant
visit with Norfolk frlcndB
Miss Francis Shnrplcss returned last
evening from Sioux City whero she hns
boon for tho past month or two
W Cody of Missouri Vnlloy Iown
who hns been visiting his sister Mrs
Ed Murphy returned homo today
Mrs O II Reynolds entertnlned n
number of Indies yesterdny nt luncheon
for Mrs Loomis and Mrs Whitney
Rov G H Main having roturned
from nis eastern trip will occupy tho
pulpit at tho M E church tomorrow us
usual
Drs II J Colo and 0 S Parker hnvo
roturued from Omaha where thoy at
tended tho meeting of tho Btato dentnl
association
Miss Lizzlo Tntmnn hnB gono to Chey
enne Wyoming whero sho will begin
tenchiug bcIiooI Moudny at a salary of
50 per month
Miss Miunio Verges gave n party last
evening to a number of friends in honor
of her brother nnd 6ister who just ar
rived from Germnny
Miss Anna Walsh who hns been tho
guest of her undo Father Walsh for
somo time past left today for her home
in Moborly Missouri
Mr and Mrs A G Witmer havo re
turned home Mr Witmer from n trip
through tho west nnd Mrs Witmor from
a visit to her old homo in Knusns
Tho Norfolk Building nnd Lonu nsso
cintion hns sold tho old Loescher prop
erty ou Mndison nvenuo and Eighth
streot to John Witfoth who has been
living in it for a consideration of 700
Mrs Willis MoBrido and children
camo over from Madison yesterday and
were tho guests of Mrs 0 H Reynolds
over night They left for Ponca today
whero they will visit while Mr McBride
is absent on a trip to Now York
Miss Margnret Davis of Madison nnd
Carl R Ickes of Denver were married
nt tho homo of Mr and Mrs W E
Reed nt Mndison Wednesdny evening
by Rev 0 W Lowrio They will
make thoir futuro homo iu Denver
Rev W H Entou gnvo nu address
Inst evening nt tho schoolhouse eight
miles east of tho city It was tho clos
ing event of Mits Lundquists school
and tho houso wns filled to suffocation
Tho Bega school iu that neighborhood
nlso closed yesterday
Miss Iryl King tho little dnughter of
Mr nud Mrs W Z King who reside
ou Eleventh street and NobraEka avenue
entertained a number of littlo girls nt a
birthdny party yesterday nftert noon from
1 to 7 A very pleasant and enjoyable
time was had by those participnting
It is said that farmers and gardeners
will hnve a fight to grow potatoes this
year as bugs are appearing in unusual
quantities Tho bugs havo been scarce
for a number of years past and their
promised return is not anticipated with
pleosure by growers of this stable vege
table
Miss Josio Kline had the misfortune
to fall down the stairs in tho Richards
block yesterday and was quite badly
bruised but no bones wero broken She
was tnking n baby carriage up or down
the stairs wbeu it got the start of her
and she held on until it threw her from
her balauco
Rev S R Brockbnnk O P of Den
vor Col is the guest of Father Walsh
Ho goes to Battle Creek to preach n
mission next week and on a week from
Sunday will open a mission in the
Sacred Heart church hero to continue
for eight days of which full particulars
will bo given next week
Miss Batchelor who has been very
popular nmoug tho children whom she
taught in ono of tho lower grades in
tho Grant chool has rosigned her posi
tion to nccoptjone nt Fullertou to which
she has been elected at a salary of i55
a mouth Miss Batchelor has given
gonernl satisfaction nud tho school
board the tenchers the children nnd
patrons of the schools will be sorry to
have her lenve Norfolk
Tho Long Pino Chautauqua will open
August 8rd an interesting nnd profitable
program being promised Secretary
Lenrn ns au inducement says Bring
your hammacks swiugs canoes bath
ing suits fishing tackle ni d children
for its tho best place on earth for them
to enjoy a splash iu the wnter with
perfect safety Tho beautiful Long
Pino Creek affords the finest trout fish
iug in the state of Nebraska
Tho closing exercisee of tho Soventh
grado which wero held laEt evening in
the High school room drew out n largo
number of people the houso beiug filled
to its utmost capacity The exercises
wero most satisfactory to those attend
ing those taking part acquitting them
selves very creditably An admission
fco of 5 cents was charged and tho class
cleared nbout 20 which will bo used for
purchasing n picture for their room
Tho lady members of tho Senior class
of tho High school wero entertained nt
n 5 oclock dinner Inst evening nt tho
homo of Mr nnd Mrs John Koenigstuin
by tho Misses Mettn Koenigstein Nellie
Schwenk Hnttio McKlni nnd Jennio
Dolen who wero formerly members of
tho clnss Tho occasion was a very do
llghtfnl one nud tho rofrcshmonts ex
cellent In tho evening tho Bnmo Indies
acted tho part of entertainers for the
entire class at tho homo of Miss McKim
on North Tenth street nil present en
joying n very plesant time
An Iileal Climate
Tho first white man to set foot on
Utah soil Father Sllvestro Velcz tie
Kscalnnto who reached tho Great Salt
Lnko on tho 21rd day of September
1770 wroto in his diary Hero the
cllmato is so delicious tho air so balmy
that it is n pleasure to brentho by dny
nud by night Tho climate of Utah is
one of tho richest endowments of nature
On tho shores of tho Great Salt Lake
especially and for fifty miles therefrom
in every direction tho climato of cli
mates is fonnd To ennblo persons to
participate in theso sconic nud climntic
attractions and to roach tho famous
health bathing nnd plensuro resorts of
Utah tho Union Pacific has mndo a rate
to Ogdcu nnd Salt Lako city of ono fare
for tho rouutl trip plus 200 from Mis
souri river to be in effect Juno 21st
July 7th to 10th inclusive July 18th and
August 2d Return limit October 31
1900
For full information call ou or address
F W Junomnn ngeut
Duo Codee Agree With You
If not drink Grnin O mndo from
puro grnins A lndy writes Tho
first timo 1 mndo Grniu O I did not like
it but nfter using it for ono week noth
ing would induce mo to go back to
coffee It nourishes and feeds the
system The children can drink it
freely with great benefit It is the
strengthening substanco of puro grnins
Get a packego today from your grocer
follow tlio directions in making it nnd
you will havo n delicious and healthful
tnblo beverage forold nud young 15c
nud 25cts
Letter 11st
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postoWco May 14 1900
John Bruker Chns Bridgeford Jessio
Bridgeford Geo Buudy ClnrnDowling
Clara Frickie Sadio Jones Peter Isack
S nnd D Kelly Bertha Keal Jennie
Milluer Mario Boyle Mary McFnrland
Julin Novae
If not called for in 30 days will be
sent to the dead letter office
Parties calling for nny of the nbovo
please say ndvertised
P F SritECHER P M
Buy your tinware nt the Cash Hard
ware Storo and save money
Wanted Honest mnn or woman to
travel for largo house salary 65
monthly and expenses with increase
position permanent encloso self-addressed
stamped envelope Manager
330 Caxton bldg Chicago
Wanted
Mnn and team to sell Seminole Indian
medicine in Madison Stanton and
Woyno counties Neb No irrespons
ible parties need apply
Seminole Ind Med Co
Boone Iowa
To Cure La Grippe In Two Days
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E W Groves signature on
overy box 25c
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A Genuine Wnlo Silver Steel Strlne for Violin
Mandolin Guitar or llanjo will be sent abso
lutely FRliC to nny Ulress on receipt o 2 cent
stomp for return postDge Write to day for
one A complete set will bo sent for lie
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MONDAY MENTION
O S Hayes camo home today from his
trip to Chicago
Judgo J B Barnes went to Clay
Center at noon today
Geo Williams went to Columbus this
morning on business
J E Cooper of Oaktlalo was a Sun
day visitor in this metropolis
W E Spencer disposed of tho colts ho
had loft Saturday to Peter Fitch
A E Lawrenco was in tho city from
Madison greeting acquaintances Satur
day
Editor O H Swallow of tho Hum
phrey Democrat is a visitor in tho city
today
Mrs C A Saunders and Mrs Wm
Euiick of Bazilo Mills were in tho city
this morning
Alb rt Wildo is popering nnd painting
his homo and other homes owned by
him in The Heights
Miss Mattio Davenport returned Sat
urday ovening from a visit with her
brothers iu Sioux City
Peter OShea Miss Matilda Fricko
and Mrs H Fricko of Madison wero
Sunday visitors in Norfolk
A F Enos editor of the Stanton
Picket with his father nnd family wero
visitors in Norfolk yesterday
S K Dexter proprietor of the cold
storage arrived yesterday from Lowell
MassTrto lobknfter his business inter
ests
Mrs J O Siegler arrived Saturday
from Nodine Minn to visit her par
ents Mr and Mrs Ferdiuaud Pasewalk
for about a month
Burt Mapes nnd M D Tyler wero
passengers for Niobrara today whero
they willattend district court which
will open there tomorrow
Miss Nellio Williams whoso school
in tho Bickley district near Madison
closed with a picnic Friday left this
morning for n visit with friends in
Humphrey
S H McClary departed this morning
for Grand Junction Col whero ho will
take up his duties in tho sugar factory
at that placo He leaves with the best
wishes of his Norfolk friends
Mrs J C Spencer of Ainsworth vis
ited htr nephow W E Spencer Satur
day In the evening she wns ncconi
pauiedhome by Miss Gladys Mahaffey
of Indiana who has been visiting here
for somo weeks
Chr Schavland clerk of tho district
court returned today from Long Pine
where he had been enjoying a few days
of trout fishing The fine specimens of
rainbow trout left with The News
places it in position to vouch for any
flbh story he may tell
Clyde Bullock entertained a company
of his young friends at a party Satur
dny eveuiug The guests were re
quested to appear in fancy costumes
aud many unique conceptions resulted
The occasion was very enjoynble Re
freshments were served
Stanton Register Dr Harvey L
Scoggiu one of Norfolks dentists ha
leased rooms in the brick building occu
pied by Englands Studio He will be
here personally Monday May 21st and
arrange hisJrooms to practice dental
surgery in all its branches
Ed Walters resigned his position as
clerk in Davenports shoe storo Satur
day and will leave tomorrow for Hum
phrey to take a clerkship in the Eimers
general merchandise store This even
ing a farewell party in his honor will be
given byVenus Nenow at his homo on
South Sixth street
Wm Hemleben returned Saturday
from a trip to San Francisco where ho
went with a carload of poultry During
his trip ho took a run over into the
Sandwich islands aud visited Honolulu
for the purpose of getting acquainted
with some of UncleSams new citizens
so he eaid
At thejmeeting of tho Knights of
Maccobees Friday night two new
members weroinitinted and after tho
lodge business had been finished tho
Lady Maccabees called on them with
the constituents of a lunch which was
served to those present Tho meeting
was very enjoyable
Pierce Leader Dr Sisson of Norfolk
presiding elder of tho Norfolk district
M E church has been secured by Prof
W G Hirons to deliver tho class ad
dress at tho public school commence
ment in Juno Dr Sisson is a fluent
and brilliant speaker Miss Gertie
Henzler has been chosen for 6alutatoriau
and MissIda Prouuecko for valedictor
ian of the graduating class
Tho promised eclipse of tho sun next
Mondny will be but partial hero at
Omaha 70 per cent of tho suns diameter
being obscured at tho maximum Tho
eolipso will take place between 0 and 8
oclock in tho morning of that day and
people who desire to see it should pro
pare their smoked glass either Saturday
or Sunday Window glaES can bo given
a nice coating of soot by holding it over
the fiamo of a candlo or lamp a fow
moments
Mauager Geo H Spear of tho Audi
torium received a letter from Fred G
Boreer mauacer of Sol Smith Russels
A Poor Relation in which ho wishes
the company booked for au engagement
hero for Wednesday February 0 1001
That Manager Berger was much pleased
with the success of the company in this
city may bo gleaned from tho following
quotation from his letter I want to
thank yon very much for your able
managomont nnd kindness to ionr com
pany upon their recent engagement in
your city It is safe to say that Tho
Poor Relation will fill tho Auditorium
ngnin as no play yet presented hero has
given moro universal satisfaction nnd
received more favorable comment
Prospect Hill cemetery is being
placed iu fiuo order for Decoration dny
Tho lawns havo been clipped a row of
trees has been planted on tho south side
of tho grounds aud other changes mado
that will result iu tho grounds being
prettier than ever this spring A num
ber of linndBomo now monuments havo
recently been placed Tho fence on
tho south side will bo taken down nud
replaced by a moro suitable ono whilo
it will bo moved further back from tho
road straightening tho south lino Tho
cemetery association is accomplishing
much each year toward tho beautifying
of tho grounds and they aro being as
sisted materially by people owning lots
who aro showing moro intorcst each
year in planting flowers and shrubbery
Tho grounds nro very handsome aud in
timo will bo a veritable garden of
beauty
Eclfpo May 28th
The people of this country will soon
witness an nstronomical eveut thnt Is
very rare being n total eclipse of tho
sun and astronomers as well as tho
people nt large are anticipating the
eveut ns a rare treat Au exchange
gives tho following concerning tho
eclipse On May 28 tho circular
shadow of tho moon cast by tho suu
npon the earth nud about eighty miles
in diameter will como sweeping across
tho American continent from Now
Orleans to Capo Henry Along tho
center of the path traveled by this
swiftly moving shadow tho sun will bo
completely hidden for a period of about
two minufes Moro than forty miles
away on either side of tho track tho
eclipse will bo partial not total Tho
period of totality of tho eclipse varies nt
different points along tho track At the
Rocky mountains tho spectacle will last
but nbout thirty seconds nnd nt New
Orleans the period will havo been
lengthened thirty seven seconds At
Union Point Green county Georgia
tho center of tho patli for the United
Stnte3 tho time of totality will be
ninety two seconds whilo those who are
nt tho Atlantic coast just south of tho
city of Norfolk will be able to continue
their observations for 205 seconds
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