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To run well it should be
wound regularly and cleaned
nt least overy eighteen months
ns in that time the oil will
have lost its lubricating qual
ities and the wheels begin to
wear
We do Good Watch nnd
Fine Jewelry Repairing at
Reasonable Prices
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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
NORFOLK
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v We always have the latest styles
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Thompsons
JS cons corn 20
J cans tomatoes 25
Wheatling per package 10
Gold dust 4 lb 18
packages yeast 10
Bakers chocolate 18
2 lbs A B 0 crackers 15
1 gal pail syrup 35
Gloss starch per pkg 05
18 lbs granulated sugar 100
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The Wenthur
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a in to
day
Maximum temperature 62
Minimum temperature 00
Average CO
Precipitation 81
Total precipitatiou for mouth 1 05
Earometor 292
Forecast for Nebraska Partly cloudy
tonight with warmer west portion
Possibly showers Friday
THURSDAYTIDINGS
Norfolk lodge No 40 I O O F
meets touight in regular session
Dr Salters sanitarium has recently
received a fresh trimming of paint
Today was Asceusiou day and services
Wire held in several of the churches
A gang of telegraph lluomeu from
Chicago is repairiug the line between
here and Sioux City
Services were held at Trinity church
this morniug nt 7 J0 when holy com
muuion was administered
The Freshman cluss eujoyed a party
last evening in G A R hall the time
baiug very pleasautly spout
Herbert Brown and Miss Minnie
Dauiels both of Deer Creek preoiuct
were united in marriage last evening
Postofllce Inspector Albert O Swift is
in the city and in company with Post
master Sprecher is looking over the
city with a view to ascertaining its
ness for tho establishment of a freo do
livery pystom
Tho next ontortalnmont at tho Audi
torium will bo that to bo givon by tho
mnslc class of Mrs Bools uoxt Monday
ovoniug
Tho fourth of tho Bishop housos has
beon inovod into town from Quoon City
place and will soon bo locatod on a lot
on North Eleventh streot
A string trio consisting of two violins
and a harp was fnruishlng some very
uico muslo on tho streets today and also
incidentally passing tho hat
Landlord Spoar rocolvod a tolcgrnm
late this afternoon from J N Himdiok
directing that a room be rosorvod at tho
Oxnard for W II Balrd and wife who
will arrive on tho Union Pacific tonight
Mayor W M Robertson was takou
sick on tho streets this morning and is
now confined to his bod with what
seems to bo an attack of appendicitis
Tho mayors many friends will hopo for
his early and complete rocovory
During the storm lost ovouing Wm
Duohriug who lives west of tho city
had five hoad of cattle killod by light
ning which when tho prico of cattle is
considered is quite a loss Mr Duohr
iug sutVored a similar loss last year from
the samo cause
W II Hobiusou returned last oveuing
from a four mouths visit in Cuba where
ho has purchased some land in tho tract
controlled by tho Paul Vandervort com
pany Mr Robinson is very much
pleased with tho country nnd reports
that Mr Storm is gottiug nloug nicely
nnd is busy putting in a fruit orchard
He states that it is unlikely that Mr
Storm will return to this country
Owing to tho rain tho Auditorium
was not largely filled last night when
the Huebuer Settlo company presented
the closing play of their engagement in
this city but tho entertainment was
very fair in fact many aver that it
was tho best presented during tho threo
nights tho company played hero The
title of tho comedy was Confusion or
Pug and tho Baby and it was quito
comical and interesting
Tlios Clemmons and Miss Catherine
E Walker both recently employes of
the steam laundry wore married last
evoniug at tho Catholic parsonage by
Father Vermellen John L Deckor
acted as groomsman and Miss Mary E
Walker as bridesmaid Mr and Mrs
Clemmons departed on tho 1 oclock
train for Minneapolis where they will
visit a short time and will then go to
Mt Vernon Washington the homo of
tho brides parents where they will
reside in the future Tho best wishes
of their friends accompany them
Superintendent Oram has sent out the
result of the second Eighth grade ex
amination of Madison county pupils In
general average Miss Josephine Butter
field heads the list with an average of
89 and Miss Bessie McFarland comes
second with a rating of 83 The third
place on the list is also held by Norfolk
pupils Ethel Long Ella Hauptll nnd
Wm Stewart having a grade of So each
Bessie McFarland ranks highest in
spelling with a grade of 92 Kato Hales
of Tilden Clara Brueggeman and Anna
Hageman of Norfolk rank highest in
writing with a grade of 95 In arith
metic Paul Rudat is highest with a
marking of 99 dividing honors with
Chas Wake of Newman Grove also 99
In geography John A Morton of district
No 47 and Wm Stewart of Norfo k
each have a grade of 90 In grammar
Mae Wilson of Madison heads the list
with 95 Josephine Butterfleld leads
in physiology In history there are
four of equal rank with a grading of 94
Albert Fricke and Ceua Ryuearson of
Madison and Josephine Battorfield and
Eugene Hose of Norfolk
J D Sturgeon the Norfolk piano
mau delivered a fine large cabinet grand
New England piano yesterday to the
happy purchaser who lives in Stanton
county
For first class tailoring see Fuesler
who has tho largest and best selection
in trouseriugs A perfect fit quarauteed
with the most reasonable prices
DrFrauk Salter Diseases of children
Dr O V Crooks tho noted specialist
of Fremont Nob will bo in Norfolk at
tho Pacific hotel on Thursday evening
May 31 until Sunday evening June 8
for three days only Dr Crooks success
fully treats all diseases of the nerves
diseases of women and chronic ailments
Piles positively cured without the use of
knife Consultation free
Dr Seymour eye specialist is coming
Dont forgot the ice cream and straw
berry social to be given by tho Y M C L
at the league rooms next Thursday
evening 15 cents for either delicacy
with cake or both for 25 cents
Tho Northeast Nebraska G A It
reunion will be held at Pierce July 10
11 12 and 13 Indications point to the
largest attendance in tho history of the
association Speakers of national repu
tation will bo secured
Furnished rooms to rent by Mrs
Youuger on tho Heights
Fuir Ground For Sule
The undersigned committeo will oller
for sale at public auction in Norfolk on
Friday May 2 1900 the property
knowu as the old fair grounds compris
ing about 00 acres of laud east of the
city reserving all tho pumps buildings
THE NOltFOLK NEWS THURSDAY MAY M 1900
windmill nnd fencing with tho excep
tion of tho posts on tho outsldo foiicea
Sale to bo hold at Pasowalks implement
house at 3 oclock p in Terms of salo
Olio third cash balanco in ono aud two
years on approved Boonrltywlthintorcst
at 7 per cout I G Wkstkuvkit
L M Gayioiu
II A Paskwaik
Committeo
Notion
I want to soil my outlro stock of
socond hand goals at my storo on Main
street I am going to quit tho business
1 0 Wambks
Dr Soymour will bo hero about Juno
1st Wfttoh this pnpor for exact date
Vail for Crrtlllrite of IiiilrltlneM
Certificates of indebtedness issued
against the general fund of the city of
Norfolk up to and Including No 801
will on presentation bo takou aud cash
warrants issnod In tliolr stead
S R McKahlani
City Clerk
Now is tho timo to buy your straw
berries 3 boxes for a quarter at Sohor
roggos
Romombor tho ice cream nud straw
borry soolal Thursday ovouing nt tho
Y M 0 L rooms
PERSONAL
Rev F P Wigtou returned to Osmond
yesterday
A A Welch of Wayuo was a city
visitor yestorday
Jas Hamilton was in from Sioux City
on ono of his trips yostorday
Richard Rcqun wont to Wakefield
yosterduy on telephono businoss
George McCombs of Omaha formorly
of this city is greeting Norfolk friends
County Superintendent Crum and
James Nichols aro in tho city from Mad
ison
J D Sturgeon tho Norfolkpiano man
left this morning on trip to Albion and
vicinity
Dr McKapes of Idaho Springs Col
visited at tho Mclviui homo on North
Tenth strcot last evening
Al Bigelow who has beon staying
with his brother in South Dakota dur
ing the winter has returned to Norfolk
Mrs L Bowser of Omaha who con
ducted tho sod shanty restaurant at the
exposition is In tho city visiting friends
Mrs A J Walters and four childrou
of Elberton Washington arrived in
tho city last evening to visit relatives
Mrs Walters is tho daughter of Mrs
Belle Phoasaut
Mrs C T Loomis and daughter who
have been visiting with Mrs W II
Bucholz departed this morning for
Coancil Bluffs whore they will visit a
short time and will then go east before
returning to their home in Santa Rosa
Cal During her stay hero Mrs Loomis
made many friends
Strawberries 3 boxes for a qunrtor nt
Schorregges
Dr Crooks tho noted specialist who
will be at tho Pacific hotel on June 1 2
and 3 is considered one of tho best
specialists of tho west Ha is curing
hundreds of people who had given up
all hopes of ever being benefited
ICstlinuto of Kx jicimeH
City of Norfolk Nebraska for the fiscal
year 1900 1901
QENEIIAI FUND
Salaries
Lighting
Election expenses
Streets aud sidewalks
Printing
Supplies
Fire department
WATEK FUND
Salaries
Coal oil aud supplies
Repairs and extensions
Indebtedness
INTEKEST FUND
On bonds issued 18S7
On bonds issued 1891
On refunding water bonds is
3000 00
1200 00
200 00
1500 00
250 00
100 00
700 00
1200 00
1500 00
500 00
700 00
900 00
900 00
sued 1S99 1010 00
Sinking fund 1500 00
Receipts for fiscal year ending May
1 1900
Iusuranco companies 129 80
Miscellaneous licenses 113 X
Dog tax 24 75
Sidewalk repairs 21 28
County treasurer road taxes 050 00
County treasurer general taxes 4350 00
Water rentals 2333 01
I hereby certify that tho abovo is a
true copy of tho estimate of espouses of
the city of Norfolk Nebraska for tho
fiscal year 1900 aud 1901 together with
tho receipts for tho year ending Mnv 1st
1900 as made by the oity council at a
regular meetiug held on the 17th day of
May 1900 W M Rohertsov
Attest Mayor
S R McFauland
City Clerk
Wall paper nt Ohristophs
Mimical Commencement
The Inter State Associato University
of Music embracing twenty six states
will hold its fourth annual commence
ment exercises for tho local branch at
Norfolk under tho direction of Mrs
Cora A Bools local teacher at the new
Auditorium on the eveuiug of May 2s
A musical program of special iuterest
is in preparation A professional con
cert siuger will assist besides some
recitations Miss Maudo Tnnuehill has
consented to givo the recitation entitled
Susie Smith which won for her first
prize in tho humorous class at Kearney
Prof E H Scott of Chicagopresident
of tho university will be preseut to de
liver the nddress to the graduates
Admlssiou 10 aud 15 cents
Proceeds for thebeuefit of the Audito
rium
Houses for sale T E Odiobse
MW EXERCISES
The Norfolk School Year Will
End Next Week
B0ME INTERESTING PROGRAMS
CIiik Hfirmon itt Mm KiUropil Church
ly th Klglilli Irnilo
Ktorrlnpn ontlioIIOth iriuluntliijc K
nrclitp itt tho Auditorium nil thn 3 1st
The Norfolk public schools will clow
with noxt week amid Interesting oxer
clsos Many of tho gradoa of tho com
mon school course are holding their
closing oxorcisos this week but com
mencement propor will not bo until noxt
wook
Tho baccalauroato sermon will bo do
llvorod by Hov J 11 S Wollls at Trin
ity Episcopal church on Sunday oven
lug
lLNIOIl DAY
Noxt Tuosday ovoniug tho oxot
oisos of tho Junior class of tho High
school will bo hold In tho High school
room the following being tho program
I MIT I
Orchestra
Ctiiss HMory Lulu KIiik
MmiilollhXolo CmicorlWiilU
Minn McNuoly
Ilonlliitt Tim Wootllmwm lout
Stollu lulkiut
Vocal Solo Aliitwm
lHhul Dniiulily
1anoi WrithiftOtir Itncnnl
Wiimlfieil Utclillulil
Itucltiitioii IaiowoH
Aila Otfilon
Duel Din Mm lattol
Ktliol Humility Kill Hull
Iarouull Mmiili THiinnliill
Hospoiiso ICwi Mllla
rutr M
Class Souk Junior CIiwh
Ituulimt Olil Aco
Kliziiholli HluirplBsa
Orcliisslru
HoitlitiK lltiylm a Hiiilroail Tieluf
John llrnUo
Nino Mupih
Clai 8 May Dancu Junior dills
Orchn ttii
Tim lntos
luitM of tho C milium Sibyl
n mctiks
Silijl Mary Omorl
liulerof Niiiotuoii ono lilisubotli SharpliiBH
Hamlof Nintuoii ouo Junior Clasu
Orcliustru
inoinit iiiadi
Tho Eighth grade will hold its exer
cises on tho evening of the 30th at tho
Auditorium when tho following inter
esting program will be rendered
Inwicutiou Hov ShnrphwB
IMaim Dtiut KntlinrlnoShiiw llnznl Kolly
Address of Wolcomo Cora hutkurt Irosliniin
Itl SPOIISI KlIKnilO II USD
Class looiii Kthul Ioiib
Is thu IMitor In
WUlinm Stuwart Ollvor Uttor Harry Thomp
son Wnhlon Anilorsoii Mao llarrott
Vitttiio Ailiuna
Vocal Solo II1170I Kolly
Class Prophecy Kroil Asiime
Kccltutiou LoiiIimj Whipps
Oration Hay Hartford
A Natural Spoil Hy Eislit Qirlfi
Hocitation Iaul Hiiilnt
Instrumental Solo Katlioriuo Shaw
Aililress to tho Claso Irono Jiitiomiin
Ittteuntatiuii of Class Miss H C Wooil
Hoaponso Supt 1 C OConnor
Presentation of Diplomas
Class Son
OltADLATlVO EXEIlCISUri
The twelfth annual commencement
exorcises of the Norfolk High school
will bo held at tho Auditorium Thurs
day evening May 31
Tho members of tho Senior class aro
as follows Otolia Hortha Pilger
George Heman Walker Maud Elaiuo
Diugman Nellio Theresa Morrow Lota
Clementine Blakely Clyde Byruio
Hayes Irene Dolora Alexander Myrtle
Fidelia Templiu Alice Winifred Colo
Gae Mogdoleue Stanton Charlotto
Louise Kuhl Corn Winifred Owen
Maude Estolle Tannohill Clyde Gwin
uup Patterson and Norris Albert Huso
Tho following is tho program for the
graduating exercises
March Orchostrn
Invocation Hov W H Knion
Quartot Suwanoo Hivor
Mrs Ilucholz Miss Francos Johnson Mrs
KIur Mrs Uttor
Salutatory Otolin Pilijor
Solo Tho Waiting Hoarl
Mrs Suitor
Icctiiro Loan Folks
Frank McCluro Challoo
Cornot Solo Palmna
Orchestra
Vnloilictory Norris Hum
Duot I Heanl n Voice
Mrs Hucliolz Mrs Salter
Homnrks Supt I C 0Conuor
Presentation of Diplomas Pros 3 A Lnikart
Music Little Ilojuty
Orchestra
Bam for rent J L Daniel
Farm laud and city property for sale
by G R Seiler
Horses clipped at Sellers barn
Farm and city loans
Tub Duklasd Trust Co
If Your Watch Stops
Go to Fritz Hoehne in Koenigsteins
drug store He Is the best and cheapest
watchmaker aud jewler in town
All work warranted
Gikl Wanted Call at The Nis
office
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiokve Sec
Spring Scliiilulu on thn Xirklit Plate Ittmil
Kllectlvo May II 11110
Ft Wayne Fiudlny Fostoria Belle
vue Lorain Cleveland Ashtabula
Conueaut Girard Erie Cbautauqua
Luke Dunkirk Buffalo as well as Now
York Boston aud nil intermediate
points in Now England New York
stato and tho anthracite coal regions
are reached on fast time and lowest
rates of fare by trains of the Nickle Plate
txtxt
ihimi t iSw
road Leave Chicago lO oVi n in II
p m I0i p in with up-to-date
drawing room sleeping cars lTiu
celled dining cars on through Boston
and Now Yoik train at 10 Jii a in and
Now York Oity fust exprosH train leav
ing Chicago at 11 W p in All trains
run daily Train leaving Chicago at
J 0 p m has observation car past of
Miillalo over tho Lackawanna road ar
riving in Now York Oity 7 ii p in
every day in tho year in good shape for
evening entertainments Soiuro sleep
ing car space in advance Write wire
or phono vlOo central to J Y Caliihaii
general agent Chicago 111
Notlco of Suit tnilttr Cliuttol MortuK
Notice is Iioroby given that by virtno
of a chattol mortgage tlatod on tho illst
day ofJanuarylK0and duly filed in tho
olllco of the county clerk of Madihoncoun
tyNebrasknon tho th day of Fobru
aryll00oxioutod by Richard ICilmurry
jr to UuoH Spear of NorfolkNobraskii
to secure tho payment cf tho sum of four
hundred and forty four and OH KM dol
lars and upon which there is now duo
the sum of ono hundred and fifty four
and 11 100 dollars default having boon
mado in tho payment of said sum nnd
no suit or other proceeding at law hav
ing beon instituted to recover said debt
or any part thereof said iiiortgngo hav
ing boforo its maturity boon sold nnd
duly assigned by tho said Goo II Spoar
to tho Norfolk National bank of Nor
folk Nebraska theroforo tho under
signed Norfolk National bank prosont
owner of said mortgage debt will sell
tho property horeiu described viz
Threo full barrels of Old Honistead
whiskey tho throo barrels containing
not less than 120 gallons of whiskey at
public auction at tho storo rooin of tho
Oxnard hotel in Norfolk Modisou
county Nebraska on tho th day of
Juno 1900 at ono oclock p in of Baid
day
Dated Norfolk May 18 100
Nokfolk National Bank
Assignee of Mortgage
BOOKBINDING
Books and Magazines
Neatly Bound
II BRUMMUND
NoxttoDoaus Paint Store th Street
WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD
SHAVE or BATH
J0 TO
W 0 Halls Barber Shop
MAIN t5T THIHI DOOtt EAST OK FOOHTH
For IImdIhds Stearo Filling Iumps Tanks
Wind Mills
Ami all work in thla lino call on
W H RISH
Satisfaction Guaranteed
First door South of The DvuvNiwh Oillce
M C WALKER
UEALEI IN
FLOUR - FEED
Oil and Gasoline
TELEPHONE NO 33
s
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WE BOUGHT TOO MANY
STREET HATS
They arc murkodllo soil from 113 to 259 and
j at a small profit Wo want to closo Uicm out and
1 iiiilfo n niicn nf
ft
49c
each Soo Uiom in our oasl window Miis week Ito-
monibor only4c for your choice of ihoni
Inskeeps Millinery
MH
GR SEILER
Sale and
Boarding Barn
Horses Bought and Sold o
Commission
iSRSAVr PHONE 44
MRS H H MULL
Manicuring
Shampooing
Ladies Baths
Over I laves Jewelry Store
J S MORROW
lois
Well Driving and
Sharpens Lawn Mowers
IS07 Philip Avo Phono 131
PURE GROCERIES
Arc essential to health
UHLE
handles only pure groceries
free from adulteration aud
sells them at
FAIR
PRICES
You get what you nay for
at Chles
Pure Fresh
Groceries
are 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
TAtiy J i
pois
vSn east th
yl v I I
SEflSOllABIiE GOODS
Lawn Mowers Screen
Doors Poultry Netting
Quick Meal Gasoline
Stoves and Steel Ranges
Harden Hose Lisks
Anti Rust Tinware
every piece guaranteed
not to rust Stransky
Steel Ware at
Degners Hardware