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and guarantee that our work will
please you Our prices are right
and we solicit a share of your pat
ronage Finest lino of Mat Board
in town Newest styles of Picture
Mouldings New shipment just re
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C P MICHAEL
At
Thompsons
3 cans corn 20
cans tomatoes 25
Wheatling per package 10
Gold dust 4 lb 18
IS 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
We Can Save You Money
Tho Woiitlier
Conditions of tho weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day v
Maximum temperature SO
Minimum temperature 48
Avorage 4
Preoipitatiou 00
Total preoipitatiou for month 117
Earometer 29 72
Forecast for Nebraska Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday with thunderstorms
west portion
THURSDAY TIDINGS
A now 9 pound girl was received at
tho home of Dr ami Mrs II T Holden
this morning
H E Glissmau is painting his resi
dence ou Madison avenue and making
other improvements
Tho Ladies guild of Trinity church
will meet with Mrs Morrison on Friday
aftoruoou at half past two oclock
Ohas Oheime and Miss Evans am to
bo united in marriage in Omaha today
Tho bride is the daughter of the Evans
piauo tuners who are quite well known
in this vicinity
Tho Leonard nine went to Pierce to
day to play a game of ball with tho
young lads of that city Clyde Hayes
accompanied them to umpire tho giuie
and see to it that tho boys return homo
safely
W A Conuoly of Grand Island has
been appointed to the position of super
iutendent of tho Norfolk sugar factory
and will remove to this city Ho with
his family will occupy one of tho
Bishop houses on North Eleventh stroot
It is understood that all tho Bishop
houaos rccontly moved in from Queen
City Placo are rented which shows to
some oxtont tho demand in Norfolk for
suitablo dwellings Tho Verges house
will bo moved in shortly and will bo lo
cated on South Tenth street
J II Mussiuati who llvos four miles
west of tho city has put In a new cream
separator which will be run with tread
power Mr Massuiau milks 512 cows
nud last month ho received HK for tho
cream they produced The milk goes
far toward feeding his 75 hoad of hogs
Enginoor W II Lowe is today estab
lishing tho corners and grades of the
Bishop lot at tho cornor of Main nnd
Fourth streots and tho supposition is
that work may soon begin on tho busi
ness block which Mr Bishop has con
templated erecting but that does not
neccossarily follow tho work being done
by Mr Lowe
Tho littlo daughtor of Mr and Mrs
George Uisor had tho misfortuno to fall
ovor a wash boiler yostorday and In
somo manner cut a groat gash in her
throat Fortunately tho juglar vein
was not severed and it is presumed that
tho other organs of tho neck woro not
injured A surgeon sowed up the
wound and tho child is gotting along all
right
Under tho auspicos of Clarence Baiter
a very pleasant boating party was on
joyed on tho Northfork last evening by
about 20 young people The start was
made at o clock and a luuch was
eaten at a ploasant spot two or three
miles up tho river The party returned
by moonlight and ou invitation of Mr
Salter partook of strawberries and ice
cream at tho Bon Ton restaurant Tho
occasion was most enjoyable throughout
ono of tho pleasant features being tho
music furnished from instruments
taken along by various members of tho
party
Mrs William Bridge and Mrs Robert
Utter very pleasantly entertained a
company of lady friends yesterday after
noon from 3 to 0 Tho party first met
at tho home of Mrs Bridge where a
novel and most successful featuro was
presented Cards were distributed ou
which wero 153 questions the answer to
each being tho name of somo citizen of
Norfolk Much amusement was oc
casioned in finding and making tho
replies After the most correct guesser
had been determined the ladies wero
invited to another kind of entertainment
and proceeded to the home of Mrs Uttor
where tables were neatly spread on tho
lawn under tho trees Dainty refresh
ments were thoro served thus complet
ing a very pleasant afternoon The
weather for tho occasion was most pro
pitious
F K Fulton has been promoted to
assistant postmaster of Norfolk at a
salary of 1000 per year The office is
also allowed one more clerk at 8400 per
year and Miss Minuio Norton who has
been working there but has iiot been on
the pay roll will take that position
Tho Norfolk office is fast assuming a
metropolitan aspect and when the free
delivery systom is inaugurated its ar
rangement will be about perfect In ad
dition to tho above there was another in
crease of 100 in clerk hire aiid Mrs
Sprecher will help Rio Tatman and Miss
Norton as clerk After tho first of July
Postmaster Sprecher will extend the
boxes or partition separating the private
from the public office to tho front win
dow and will put in windows for the
carriers to bo used after the city has
placed it elf in shape for a free deliver
system
Websters definition of charivari is
that it is a mock serenade designed to
annoy and insult but as used in tho
present day it is mainly intended to
influence tho parties to a wedding con
tract to set em up Whatever tho
use or intention of the practico it cer
tainly has never risen above Websters
first definition that of annoyance
and it is sometimes converted into law
lessness and disorderly conduct Tho
practice has beon so frequent that every
couple getting married or oven contem
plating marriage aro visited by a noisy
crowd of young men and boys who
persist in their unwelcomo attentions
tiutil patience is beyond question ami
tho gang must bo either bought off or
driven away by force Tho practico is
to bo deplored and should be discouraged
by all who respect poaco and harmony
A charivari by friends of tho couplo is
not so bad but when overyJTom Dick
and Harry esteems it his duty or privi
lege to annoy or destroy tho proporty of
tho people concerned it is high time
that the law took a hand and suppressed
the practico Tho custom of treating
holds out certain inducements to this
class of people and should bo discontin
ued and tho charivari parties bo givon
to understand that tho assistance of the
peace ollleers will be invoked to disperse
them Fun is all right iu its place and
when not carried to extremes but there
is no question that the charivari practice
is out of tho bounds of fun excopt per
haps to tho noisy element most inter
eated It is to bo hoped that tho young
men and boys will desist iu tho practice
and not make it necessary for tho law
to take a hau 1
Lost A bunch of keys Finder
1 please return to Nkws office
THE NORFOLK NEWS TIHKSDAY JlNK II MOO
GREGORY PHEASANT
Hpiiniiii i IrcRor ir Lincoln mill Mlm
ljilu Iliriiuit Miirrlid
This morning at 10 oclock iu tho
presence of a company of relatives and
intimate friends MissLyda B Pheasant
was united in marriagorto Herman E
Gregory of Lincoln at tho homo of tho
brides mother Mrs Belle O Pheasant
on Philip avenue Rov G H Main of
tho M E church officiating
Tho wedding inarch was played by
Miss Ruth Matrau and Miss Birdie
Whipps niece of tho bride carried tho
wedding ring in the heart of u largo
American boauty rose
Tho house was very tastily decorated
in pink and white roses and carnations
being abundantly used Tho bride was
attired in a dress of white silk mull
with chiffon and laco trimmings Her
travoling dross was a neat brown tailor
made suit
After tho ceremony and congratula
tions a dainty wedding breakfast was
served Tho presents woro numerous
and handsome
Mr and Mrs Grogory departed on
the noon train for Lincoln whoro they
will make their future homo thoir
dwelling being all in readiness for
housekeeping
Mr Grogory holds tho position of
mail clerk In tho Uultod States service
with n run betweon Omaha and Lin
coln
Tho brido is ono of Norfolks lovliost
daughters nnd has miulo this her homo
since early childhood She was a grad
uate of tho Norfolk high school class of
III and has been n teacher in the
schools hero for several years past
Tho sincere wishes of a largo circle of
Norfolk friends will accompany Mr
and Mrs Gregory to thoir future home
Frosh pickerel at Glissmans
Mannings masks for amatuer print
ing and Gilsans albums Call and hoe
them at Michaels studio
Spring chicken black babs smoked
white fish catfish and spring lamb at
tho Palaco Meat Market
Dressed catfish at Glissmans
Kent KninU TriitiHtorx
The following transfers of roal estate
aro reported by E O Hoilmau man
ager of tho Madison county abstract
ofiice at Norfolk
Evaugeleano Dodge and hus
band to Dena Carter lot 9
block 7 Edgowater Park add
to Norfolk wd 75 00
Frederic Bruasch and wife et al
to Minna Nienow lots 1 2
and I block 41 Queen City
placo add to Norfolk wd 100 00
Miiiotroe Halo and wife to
Friedrich G Volk ne 1 1-22-2
possession to bo given a-1-1901
Farm land and city proporty for sale
by G R Soiler
Wall paper nt Christophs
Two good sized loaves of bread for
five cents at Sohorreggos
PERSONAL
Mr and Mrs G A Luikart drove
to
Madison yesterday
Miss Jessie Bridge loaves today for
Iowa to visit with friends
Miss Lizzie Brecheison of Battle Creek
was a city visitor yesterday
Miss Lizzie ONeill of Battle Creek
was shopping in tho city yesterday
Mr and Mrs Dow of Meadow Grove
were in tho city yesterday doing somo
trading
J A Wiloy of Chadrou formerly of
this city was visiting Norfolk friends
yesterday
Mr and Mrs Leo Hale and two
daughtors were city visitors yesterday
from Battle Creek
Conductor and Mrs Ed Murphy of
Missouri Valley arrived in tho city last
night to visit friends
Mrs ChaH Tubb is expected here
this evening to visit with her sister
Mrs Geo Christoph
Mrs Darius Mathewsou of Wakefield
is speiiding a few days in the city a
guest at the home of Col Cotton
Mrs Lizzie Bruce with her two
children from Des Moines Iowa is vis
iting at tho homo of her uncle R F
Bruce
W P Williams mother has returned
to her home in Eau Claire Wis Mr
Williams accompanied her as far as
Emerson yesterday
Mn W G Baker and Miss Florence
Johuson went to Wayne today whoro
they will spend a week visiting Miss
Bachelor and Mrs J M Pile
Mrs O II Reynolds Mrs H
McBride Mrs Burt Mapes Mrs C B
Durlaud Mrs E O Mount Mrs A J
Durlaud and Mrs W N Huso went to
Pluinviow to spend tho afternoon with
Mrs II G Uorroll
Spring chicken black bass smoked
white fifch catfir h and spring lamb at
tho Palaco Meat Market
Fob Sali Tho frame house on north
oast corner of Fifth streot and Philip
avenue H E Adams
Choice veal at Glij smaus
I i A II V 11 It IciiibIoii
To Hot Springs S D Juno 19
To Deadwood Hot Springs and Rapid
City S D Casper Wyo Denver
Colorado Springs Pueblo and Glen-
wood Colorado Salt Lake City and
Ogdon Utah on June 21st July 7 8
It 10 and IS and Aug IS
To Philadelphia Pa account republi
can national convention ou Juno II 15
and It
To Chicago 111 account prohibition
national convention on Juno 25 2iJ and
27
To Lincoln Neb account republican
league ou luro 20 and 2S
To Beatrice Neb on Juno 20 to July
I account Chautauqua assembly
To Kansas City account national
democratic convention on July 2 It and
I
To Lincoln Neb account state pro
hibition convention ou July 9 and 10
To Pierce Neb account district G
A R reunion on July 9 to lit
To Cincinnati account B Y P
V convention on July 10 II and 12
To Humor account Y P C U Pres
byterian church ou July 21 and 21
To Lincoln Neb account Epworth
League on July HO to Aug 9
To Long Pine Nob account Chau
tauqua ussembley ou Aug 2 to 111
To Chicago account national U A U
encampment on Aug 21 to 27
Will be glad to furnish particulars of
above cheap excursions to all interested
H C Matkut Agent
Black bass at Glissmans
Have you seen the elegant new dis
play of photos at Michaels Latest
stylos and fine work guaranteed
Spring chicken black buss smoked
white fish cattish and spring lamb at
tho Palace Meat Market
Fresh
market
catfish at tho Palace meat
Houses for sale
T E Odioiink
FIRE DEPARTMENT
AriiiliKCMUMitH fill Mm riiiilriiu III Iht
Moiui tiiiiuplntiiil
The regular meeting of tho flro de
partment was hold nt firemens hall
last evening President Kern presiding
Tho bill of L Bnckendorf for four
floral wreaths 550 was allowed also
the bill of John Kraut of l5 for
team to take decorating committee to
tho cemetery on Decoration day
On motion tho chair was empowered
to appoint committees to act at the
dance on the evening of tho 2lst and
tho following wero named
On floor Junoman Salter Grant
Pasowalk Rono and Trulock
On decorations Hollifield Krunt
Worrel
On reception Hayes Barr Sanford
On selling and taking tickets at tho
door Decker Kern W King Sidler
Water committee Truemnu Zuolow
The following wero named to assist
tho committee on arrangements in tho
preparation of the grounds for picnic
day Grant Chno Davenport Kuhl
Hartford and T Willi
Committee on waiters Hayes Tru
lock Davenport Koll and Saltor
On selling and taking up tickets for
ball game at Pasowalks on picnic day
H A Pasowalk For tho game botwoen
Norfolk and Creighton J Conloy
Chief Winter was empowered to act
in tho matter of guarding tho ball
grounds against parties stealing thoir
way into tho grounds in the ball game
between Norfolk and Creighton
Furnished rooms to rout
by Mrs
Younger on tho Heights
Summer CornetH unci Summer WiilntN
150 different kinds all tho best stylos
that aro manufactured Prices 50c
75c 1 00 1 25 150 200 and 250
Wo havo them with cork pads to keep
the steels from rusting and breaking
Also tho colebrated rust proof corset
If you dont liko a corset and cant
find a waist to please try tho equiposo
waist Wo will guarantee you will bo
pleased
Wo aro selling ladies and childrens
fancy hosiery at about half regular price
Prices 15c up to -125
This is tho lost week of tho demon
stration ofjtho Hosezalia cream and soap
Tho manufacturers guarantee to cure
any skin disease
Mks J BrNsos
South 10th St
Omaha Nob
Found A pocket book containing n
number of koys Call at The Niws
olfico
The News oo aopartment is com
plete iu every partioular
An Iilrul Cllmitte
The first whito man to set foot on
Utah soil Father Silvestre Volez do
Escalanto who reached tho Great Salt
Lake on the 2trd day of September
1770 wroto in his diary Hero tho
climate is so delicious tho air so balmy
that it is a pleasure to breathe by day
and by night Tho climato of Utah is
ono of the richest endowments of nature
On the shores of tho Great Salt Lake
especially and for fifty miles therefrom
in every direction tho climato of cli
mates is found To eunblo persons to
participate in theso scenic and climatic
attractions and to reach tho famous
health bathing nnd pleasuro resorts of
Utah tho Union Pacific has mado a rato
to Ugdeii and Salt Lnko city of one fare
for the round trip plus 200 from Mis
souri river to be in eilect Juno 2lst
lulv 7th to loth iuclusive July Ibth and
August 2d Return limit October 111
1900
For lull information call on or address
F W Juuemau agent
DrFrauk Salter Diseases of children
Our Stock is very Full
and Complete Late buy
ers will Unci a Good As
sortment from which to
select
1NSKEEPS
MILLINERY
mh - tMnt t if- k
ICitllniiilii of Kiiiikm
City of Norfolk Nebraska for
year 1900 1 IK I
iiniuai kusd
Salaries
Lighting
Election expenses
Streets and sidewalks
Printing
Supplies
Fire department
waiick riND
Salaries
Coal oil and supplies
Repairs and extensions
Indebtedness
IMTIlLsT nM
On bonds issued 1SS7
On bonds issued 1 Hi 1
On refunding water bonds is
sued 1S99
Sinking fund
I SPECIAL SALE
Beginning
j WEDNESDAY
V
JUNE 6th
I
r n
the fiscal
inon do
1200 00
200 00
1500 10
250 00
101 00
700 01
1200 00
1500 00
500 00
700 00
900 00
900 00
11110 00
1500 00
Receipts for fiscal year ending
May
I 1900
Insurance companies 129 HO
Miscellaneous licenses I lit K
Dog tu 21 75
Sidowalk repairs 21 28
County treasurer road taxes 050 00
County treasurer general taxes 11150 00
Water rentals 2sst 51
1 hereby certify that tho above is a
true copy of the estimate of expenses of
tho city of Norfolk Nebraska for the
fiscal year 1900 and 1901 together with
the receipts for the year ending Muv 1st
1900 as made by tho city council at a
regular meeting held on tho 17th day of
May 1900 W M ItoiucinsoN
Attest Mayor
S II McKaulaxd
City Clerk
Sturgeon is tho piano man
We make loans on real estato at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Omonvi Sec
Farm and city loans
The Dukland Tkubt Go
i
and Continuing the j
Rest of the Season
I will sell my entire lino of
Trimmed Hats at a
Discount of
20 PerCent
I will also make a Special Sale
on Sailors
MISS E J BENDER
One -Block Hast of P O
Sharpless Sisters Old Stand
B W JONAS
FINE TAILORING
Smtb iiiailii to nrilor nut in tie liU bt etylo Ho
imiriiiK noitls ilium Slmji on Simtli Fourth St
biiutli of II unn llro
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EYERS
Invites you to
Compare Prices
on Groceries with those of his competi
tors and then use your judgment as to
the best placo to buy
Best Stanton Klour per sack 80c
Tomatoes per can 8
Peas per can 5c
Corn per can 8c
Java Coffee best per lb 15c
Oat Meal per lb 2vc
Simp 10 bars 25c
I1 pound can linking Powder 20c
Best Prunes per lb 8c
Blueing 4c
Soda per lb 3vC
Starch per lb 32c
Oi ackers per lb 7vC
Clothes Lines 9c
Lye per ran 4c
Mixed Candy per lb 7yC
Pearhne per package 4c
Bice per lb 7c
Lamp Chimney 4c
Wo havo a big lino of Tinware Grun
itnwnro and Crockery which we are
selling very cheap
We also havo a big lino of fruit which
wo are selling cheap
All gooiN new and fresh
B MEYERS
Pure Fresh
Groceries
ive osscnUsil to good
health anil cost no
more Uisin the cheap
stuff handled hy some
dealers
Fuesler
Sells the Best
Sole Agent for
Chase Sanborns Coffee
PURE GROCERIES
Are essential to health
UHLE
handles only pure groceries
free from adulteration and
sells them at
FAIR
PRICES
You get what you pay for
at Uhles
KARO BROS
Meats
Sailsage
Pisli
Game
lerbod wants the best of
i n u oi
i w i rtinllllliUa U Illuvu u ajJiiwii
Tp j
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bli A V C Or DA I I eirort to please the trade
iO TO
W 0 Halls Barber Shop
MAIN ST TUWD DOOIi EAST OF FOUBTH I
Our Shop is the Neatest
in the City