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Armored Cruiser
SHOE
for Hoys Wear Is made from tlio best
floloctod upper stock tested for service
Tho solos and hoels which nre the host
leather will proluco urn filled with
OHILLED STKEL CHICLETS which
protect tho bottom and assure tho wear
er double tho sorvico of nuy shoo mado
for hoys
Davenport Bros
THE NORFOLK
SHOE HEN
Tired
eyes
cause
sick
ness
Because the eyes tire easily
some folks say they are not well
In most such cases there is eyestrain
Neglected eyestrain is sure to
produce sickness
Be wise
Have your eyes examined
Know their exact condition from
an expert
Consultation free
DR G p 01 WARQlAlDT
OPTICIAN
NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA
I NORFOLK
Steam Laundry
Only First Class Laundry
In Northeast Nebraska
Every ofTort mnilo to please patrons anil 5
Bivo satisfaction Latest iniprootl ma-
chinory usoil in all departments Work
not satisfactory will bo rolaumloroil froo A
of charge if returned unworn
R0U0H EDOES TAKEN I
OFF COLLARS
DAN CRAVEN Proprietor 1
For Breakfast Foods
Thompsons Cash Grocery
These are a few
Pillsbnrys Oat Food per pkg 10c
Wheat Manna two for 25c
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit
twc for 25c
Pillsbnrys Vitos two for 25c
Quaker Oats two for 25c
Waldorf Oats two for 25c
Cremola two for 25c
Wheatling each 10c
Grape Nuts two for 25c
Wheat Flakes two for 25c
Granose two for 25c
Wtieatose two for 25c
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 21 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 51
M iuimum temperature 1 5
Average 8li
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for mouth 00
Barometer 298t
Forecast for Nebraska Fair to
night with warmer west portion Fri
day threatening
THURSDAY TIDINGS
Tho minimum temperature last night
was 15 degrees a pretty close approach
to zero weather
It is said that the Times Tribune has
suspended publication its last issue ap
pearing yesterday
J M Covert republican and J H
Conley fusiou were elected con
stables in this precinct
S W Hayes republican and J L
Daniel fusiou were re eieoted justices
of peace in Norfolk precinct
Last night was a genuine freeze
Windows were frosted ou tho inside aud
ice nearly a half inch thick formed ou
still water
One of the Norfolk
the question before
Are you satisfied
domocrats says
election was
aud adds We
are satisfied
Tho ladies guild of Trinity church
will meet with Mrs Morrison tomorrow
afternoon at 3 oclock A good attend 1
KOR PllKMmSTI l KlMTORI
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auce is requested as there is work to
do
A runaway team which started near
the postoilice ran into a telephone pole
on Fifth stieot breaking tho neckyoko
and harness
Mrs Herman Gorecke has received a
message announcing that her mother
Mrs Rogers of Racine Wis is very
sick Mrs Rogers formerly resided in
Norfolk
The oflicial cauvass of tho vote of
Madison county will be made at tho
county clerks office tomorrow morning
If finished in time the result will bo
published tomorrow evening
Invitations have been issued by the
Womans club to a reception given for
the teachers of tho Norfolk public
schools It is to be held at the residence
of Mrs P T Birchard Saturday after
noon from i to I Members of the club
are to enjoy the occasion with the
teachers
The Christian Endeavor society of tho
First Congregational church will hold a
socialthis evening in the churoh parlors
to which all young people are most
cordially invited It is expected that
the occasion will prove one of great
social enjoyment and all who can
should participate
A message received this morning an
nounces the death of Mrs Bernard
Grant at G oclock in the Sisters hospital
at Salt Lake City Utah Mr Grant
went out there last Sunday and tho en
tiro family with the exception of Coun
cilman Ed Grant was at her bedside
when she passed away Ho left this
morning on tho Union Pacific train to
attend the funeral She will probably
bo buried beside her son Joe who was
killed out there in a railroad wreck about
a year ago Tho deceased has been ail
ing for years and when she went out to
attend her sons fuuerul tho climate
seemed to agree with her She there
fore returned to Utah this summer hop
ing for a beneficial result to her health
but the change proved useless aud her
trouble resulted in death She was an
old settler in Norfolk and raised quite
a family of children all of whom have
attained an ago when they are beyond
tho need of a mothers care but her
death will be sincerely mourned by them
as well as a large circle of frieuds in
Norfolk
Baltimore Standard oysters in bulk or
can at Glissmaus
Order your medallions for Christinas
now Dont wait until too late too get
them ready Finest assortment at
Micheals studio
Mellowrich cotlee sells rapidly conse
quently the supply is always fresh For
sale by A J Bohnert ageut
Good farms to trade for towu property
G R SKIIKU
Farm aud city loana
The Dubland Trust Co
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111 M 1B
looplna liulopomlsiitSiltnr Itepiihllcnti Doninc rnl
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Socialist
Mill ltimtl Pnpnliht
Knit imirMiu
ClmrloH It Dietrich
William A Iojrntor
Iurliin O Jones
Then Kliurns
Talor Kllck
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Krn 1 Sn nan KopiiMiritn
iMwnnlA unhurt r I Ml lmi noni
luirle II lHMiti Prohibition
Dutlil McKlliben Soriullit
II I Hr ltor Mlil Iloail loiiillt
Ko 11 Si 1 hit vu Srii
Iniiritn W Mm roll Kpiilillrnn
V SiiiImmM I ISII Hep Hiin
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Cluirlnn Weston liepuliliiiui
rneoilorn uriess r I Mil Kim imni
Wilson llrnille Irolilhitioi
C V Anil Socialist
Jamos MTajIor Mill lloiiil IopuliHl
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WllllamStiiefer Itnpiililicaii
Mamiiel 11 nimaril r I Mil Hop Detu
rrinmoll rinhliiltzmi
rSJollllS Socialist
Alieolom Tipton Mlil ltoail 1optillst
Iou Hi IKiiin thMiKNT oi Iiniiir Ins nil i
William K Kos lor Hepulilliiui
rnnries r nock r I Mil khii Dnm
lliirtlev III11I11
MissHiirln Willii
Mrs T J Knllii
foil Atiohmi iniuaIi
Kriink N lrotit
Willis I Ulilluim
Dunham M SlrotiK
Micliaiil Proslor
John Stevens Jr
Foil lMll OK PlMIIIC IVM1S
leortfo I Kollinor
I J Carey I
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Jolin t KoDlliHon r 1 bll Hon Umn
Isaiah LiKhtiinr Prohibition
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PERSONAL
J S McClary had business in Madi
son yesterday
Mrs E G Heilnian weut to Madison
yesterday to attend a party
Mrs W E Powers and Mrs Cato of
Pierce are city visitors today
Mrs T F Memminger came over
from Madison last night to visit frieuds
las Collins and D M Owen took in
the election returns nt Omaha yester
day
Mrs J J WillianiB of Wayne is visit
ing at the home of Mr and Mrs C G
Doleu
Mr and Mrs Geo D Butterfleld re
turned to their homo in Croightou yes
terday
Sheriff Geo W Losey was in the
city yesterday hearing the election
returns
Mrs F C Weber and Mrs John
junk were passengers for Omaha this
morning i
Chaa R Hays has returned to Iowa
City Iowa to resume his studios in the
university
Mrs Frank Hughes and Miss Rose
Hughes of Battle Creek wore city vis
itors yesterday
Mr and Mrs S H Imlay left today
for Newport News Va for a two
months visit with a brother of Mr
Imlay
Mr and Mrs C B Burrows left this
morning for Sheridan Wyoming to
visit wih Mr and Mrs A S -Burrows
until after Thanksgiving
Mrs P T Birchard and two daughters
went to Wayne today to visit Mrs 1
G Mines aud attend a party given for
her little daughter Elizabeth
A G Bohnert went to Noligh last
night to attend to business aud visit
friends Mrs Bohnert has been there
several days and will return with him
T E Moolick has returned from a
trip through Oregon aud Washington
Some features of those states ho likes
very much but on the whole ho thinks
ho would not care to live on the western
coast
Baltimore Select
oysters in bulk or
can at Glissmans
Wantkd Two reliable young men
and one lady to travel on salary Apply
at Nkws office
We make loans ou real estate at
lowest rates Elkhoru Building and
Savings association T E OnionsE Sec
WARNERVILLE
Frank Pettitt made a business trip to
Lincoln last week returning Saturday
Many of our farmers are losiug hogs
from cholera or some disease which re
sembles it
A II Cropper has lost four head of
young stock tho past week from the
corn stock disease
W M Olmstead will sell his persoual
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ABSTRACT OF VOTE CAST IN MADISON COUNTY NOVEMBER 6 1900
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For SiNXToit lCirMnn biNAToniM District-
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Itufus A Tiiunoy I 1 Democrat
JJ V IiarliURton Ily Iotition
For HKimsiNTATiiTiNT TimiDisritit t
IDiiirt O liloy Hiiublicaii
I F ininiurniiiii I I Democrat
Jompli A Trulook Il Iotition
For Count Atiokmia
IlurtMapOi Itopulilican
rieil li froo Democrat r I
For Count CommisionkhSkioni
A D Carter Republican
II W Winter Domocriit 1 I
rim Assksxor
J Ilruoisuoman Itepublicaii
Ilnrinan Uoiooko Democrat
For Jcsiicis ok tiii Iijvci
S W Itepubticaii
F Ki oley Hnpublicm
JIjDnuiol Democrat
A I Child Democrat
For Const iMis
1 M Onerl Itopuhlicnti
II Liviutibtnn KopuDltrnn
1 H Conley 1 Democrat
II Huottow DomiiiTil
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property at public sain noxt week and
remove to it farm near Osborno Iowa
immediately after tho sale
Tho Ladies Aid will moot with Mrs
Noil McBrath Thursday morning No
vember loth to quilt All members of
tho society aro invited to be present
In this precinct McKinloy had Vi
votes against 28 four yeais ago M
Curborry was elected assessor Zell
McGinuis road overseer in district No
Hi In No there was a tie vote both
G M Cnrlotou aud Win Muchmullor
receiving 111 votes O D Munson waH
elected justice of tho pence aud W P
Rowlott constable
Have you soon those Mexican pictures
aud novelties at Kiosuis
DrFrauk Salter Diseases of children
Everyono should driuk Mellowrich
coffee It is without an equal
Farm land and city property for sale
by G R Sejler
Fresh fish at Glissmans
IUII way Farm Lnmlit For hnle
In northern Wisconsin tho Chicago
St Paul Minneapolis Omaha railway
has for sale at low rates and easy terms
of payment about 100000 acres of choice
farm lands Early buyers will secure
the advantage of locations on tho many
beautiful streams and lakes which
abound with fiBh and furnish a never
ending and most excellent wator Hupply
both for family ubo and for stock
Laud is generally well timbered the
soil fertile and easy of cultivation
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minne
apolis Duluth Snporior Ashland and
numerous other thriving cities and
towns on the lino of the 0 St P M
O railway and other railroads in tho
same territory furnish good markets for
farm produce
For further particulars address
Geo W Bkii
Land Commissioner Hudson WiB or
G H Mac Rae
A G P A St Paul Minn
Xen Short nlr Itentmiraiit
Vail now has an experienced cook and
will be able to servo meals at all hours
and oysters iu any stylo
Mllilrril liolliinil
The annual starring tour of Mildred
Holland in her iiew play Tho Power
Behind tho Throne will heuin after
election
The locale of tho play is laid in an
Austrian province at tho end of tho
eighteenth century Tho story is a
typical ouo or nitriguo of that timo
from which tho author has evolved an
exceedingly intense and interesting
drama replete with strong situations
liio production will be on an elabor
ate scalo with historically corrpct
scenery furniture and other accessories
while tho company will bo mado up of
well knowu artists comprising over thirty
people
For hale
A Garland heating stovo usod 2
seasons good as new
F S Bkxjamin 9th and Philip ave
Houses tor sale
T E Odious
Others
Follow
AT
J 8l E DURLANDS
yon can find
Everything for the
Baby
HOODS AND CAPS
CLOAKS AND 8ACQUES
DRESSES OK ALL KINDS
Pall in nuil sec them
WE LEAD
For Strictly
Uptodate
Millinery and
Correct Prices
Call on
Miss E J Bender
NOVELTY
Iron and Brass Works
JNO E CRONK Manager
All kiuilsof imichluna froma luwn mower to
a prlnliiiKpriiHH HiiccntiHfiilly rnpiireil Hot air
Hlniim anil hot water liimlliiir Spnriol atliiii
tion Kivon to Duller nnil inilne Itopiiirluir
Opp llinownlktH Implement llnune
NORFOLK
NEBRASKA
PURE GROCERIES
Are essential lo hcnlUi
UHLE
handles only pure groceries
free from adulteration ano
sells them at
FAIR
PRICES
You get what you nay foi
t UhiVs
SEE
FUESLER
THE
TAILOR
For Up-to-Date
Tailoring
Ho has an elepant line of
Fall and Winter Goods in Stock
Good Work and a
auteod at tho
Perfect Fit Guar-
MOST REASONABLE PRICES
DO YOU DESIRE
HEALTH
Yito Magnetic Healing
cures Chronic Diseases
Rheumatism Eyes and
liars tho lame e t c
Absolutely no medicine
used
HSAYOOR
201 First St Norfolk
MRS H H HULL
Manicuring
Shampooing
Ladies Baths
Rooms on North Ninth Street
For numbing Steam Fitting Pumps Tanks
Wind Mills
Ami nil uork in Una line call on
W H RISH
Satisfaction Guarantee 1
First door South of Thk Duly Nlv8 OUlcs
For Dependable
Alillincry
Becomingly
Fashioned
Harmoniously
Assembled
Economically
Constructed
Always go to
Inskeeps
Millinery
B MEYERS
Invites you to Compare Prices
Tomatoes pnr can 8c
Peas pur can 5c
Corn per can 8c
Java Coffee best pur lb 15c
Oat Meal pnr Hi 2sJc
Soup 10 bars 25c
lv Ktind can Baking Powder 20c
Best Prunes pur 11 8c
Blueing 4c
Soiia per lb 3C
Starch per lb 3l4c
CrockerH per lb 7JUC
Clothes Linos 9J
Lye per can 4c
Mixed Candy per lb 730
Pearliuo per package 4c
Rice perlb 7c
Lamp Chimney 4c
We have a big lino of Tinware Gron
itewaro and Crookory which wo ore
selling very choap
B MEYER8
B W JONAS
EINE TAILORING
Suits maile to onler anil In till Inteet style Re
pairing noiitlyjilone Shop ou South Fourth Ht
south of lliium IlriM
M C WALKER
DKALKU IU
FLOUR - FEED
Oil and Gasoline
TELEPHONE
NO 33
CRSEILER
Sale and
Boarding Barn
Horses Bought and Sold on
Commission
Braasch Avenue
and Third St
PHONE 44