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Rubbers
Overshoes
Felt Boots
Felt Shoes
Felt Slippers
Leggins
All Sizes and
Kinds
Davenport Bros
THE NORFOLK
SHOE HEN
The Norfolk feed Hill
PAY CASH
and
BUY CHEAP
One Block West of Creighton Depot
CORN OATS
CHOPPED CORN AND OATS
CRACKED CORN
SCREENINGS
BRAN AND SHORTS
FLOUR
BON TON SUNSHINE
SNOW DROP RYF FLOUR
CORN MEAL
WHEAT GRAHAM
RYE GRAHAM
Phone 121
ART McCOY Proprietor
For Breakfast Foods
Thompsons Cash Grocery
These are a few
Pilisburys Oat Food per pkg 10c
Wheat Manna two for 25c
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit
tw for 25c
PlH6burys 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
Wheatose two for 25c
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The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 46
Minimum temperature 32
Average 39
Precipitation 02
Total precipitation for month 02
Snowfall 00
Forecast for Nebraska Fair tonight
and Saturday
FRIDAY FACTS
Elmer Walters comedy company pre
senting Where is Cobb arrived in
the city today and will entertain this
evening at tho Auditorium
A fellow who had been imbibing too
frequently of the cup that intoxicates
wastaken in this forenoon by the polioe
officers and giten a berth in tho city
Jail
Paul Boche a young man 18 years of
age living southeast of the cityf ell from
a load of hay this morning and broke his
arm He was brought to the city where
he secured the services of a surgeon
Mrs Joe Schwartz Mrs Henry Heck
man T E Moolick and Martin Kane
have returned from Colfax county
where they went as witnesses in the
bigamy case of Frank Heckman It is
stated that owing to a technicality the
case was dismissed
Conductor Speece of the Union Pacific
appeared before police court this morn
ing pleaded guilty to violating the ordi
nance in regard to blocking the streets
and paid his fine whioh with the costs
amounted to 715 Conduotor Thos
Fay arrested on a similar offense has
not yet settled with the court
O E Patrick a respected oitizen of
Pierce was found dead in his repair shop
in that city yesterday morning by
Justice O F McDonald The cause of
his death was heart failure He was 70
years of age and a native of Virginia
He leaves a wife and three children
He was a confederate veteran and served
under General Robert E Lee
In order to facilitate telephone service
the Telephone company has placed Nor
folk on a direct line with Omaha so
that hereafter there will be no delay in
reaching that city Heretofore it has
been necessary to call several inter
mediate stations and have the call re- j
peated to Omaha A like arrangement 1
i JLJW Ii I i
Ih under contemplation on tlio Sioux
City business
Hov S F Sharploss received word to
dny that his daughter Mrs Jnftk
Koonigstoin wlu submitted to an opera
tion on Tuesday at tho Mary Thompson
hospital in Chicago performed by tho
ominout surgeon Dr llyron Robinson
withstood tho operation successfully mid
is got ting along very nicely If who
continues to improve ns she has done so
far her husband who is with her will
bo homo some tinio next weok
Rev Herbert 15 Rydor tho minister
who is to tuko tho pastorate of tho Nor
folk Baptist church arrived in tho uity
last evening from Now York accom
panied by his brother Harry Regular
services will thorutoro bo hold in tho
Baptist church Sunday at 1015 a m
and 7 i0 in tho evening and each Sun
day thereafter Mr Hyjjlor bears u very
gentlemanly appearance and tho work
of tho church in Norfolk will no doubt
bo benefited by his labors
Wayne Republican A Madison
county farmer named OIiIhoh loaded
hogs into his wagon ou a sido hill dur
ing tho recent slippery time The
wagon hogs horses uud man got to slid
ing towards tho foot of the hill and
never stopped until a fonco was reached
nnd then tho wagon man and hogs all
upset in a heap and when an invoieo of
injuries was taken tho man wub tho
only one knocked out and ho found him
self pretty badly used up
A loading physician rucconnnends that
considerable distress might bo averted
if peoplo generally and children in par
ticular would submit to vaccination as a
preventative of small pox Tho disoaso is
quite provailent in many suctions of tho
state and while Norfolk has been fortu
nate in escaping thus far it is pernupt
only a question of time when it will make
its appearance here On tho theory
that an ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure the doctors advice is
well timed
Tho Wayne Republican has it that
there are 80 per cent less cattle in Madi
son county feed lots this your than last
It is not known where the- Republican
got its information or misinformation
The feed lots around Norfolk do not
show that decrease While it is goner
ally believed that cattle aro scarce this
year in all parts of tho country it is
likely that Madison county will take
care of its full share A recent invoice
of 400 head from Idaho innicatos that it
will With its sheep industry aud pros
perous cereal mills this county does
not have as much Burplus feed as other
counties and it is probable that it ships
out less than any county in tho state
whore similar conditions prevail
The osteopaths at Fremont have de
cided to continne the practice of their
profession in spite of the recent decision
of the supreme court It is claimed by
members of this school that their course
iB just as thorough with the exception
of materia medica as that of any other
school They further claim that they
do not pretend to practice medicine but
effect their cures in other ways They
also claim to U6e in their practice more
constantly what they learn through
physiology and anatomy than does a
regular old school physician unless he
also practices surgery The osteopaths
ore confident of fair treatment by the
law finally It is said that 12 states of
the union have decided that their treat
ment is not medicinal and that there
fore they are not subject to the regula
tions of medicinal laws
Found A sum of money Owner
may prove property and have same
Address Ed Wagner Norfolk
Iroclumittloii
Tho city council has decided to call
the attention of tho public to the fact
that small pox haB invaded several
neighboring towns and to recommend
that persons of all ages be vaccinated
without delay Ana Bkummund
President of the Council
PERSONAL
Dr Wilkinson of Lincoln was a oity
visitor yesterday
Marcus Lindsay of Niobrara had busi
ness yesterday in Norfolk
Mrs Eva Booth of Lincoln visited
fnends in Norfolk yesterday
Mrs Goo H Spear went to Colum
bus today to visit friends for a week
Mrs A B Lane was in the oity yes
terday from Scribner meeting friends
Commissioner and Mrs J J Hughes
were in the city yesterday lrom Battle
Creek
A party oomposed of Sol G Mayer
Dr P H Salter and O J Johnson
were out after quail yesterday
Geo Herrick of New York is in the
city He hod business in the southern
part of the state and came to Norfolk to
see his friend W H Johnson
Miss Luella Hart man who has been
visiting her mother here for tho past
ten days returned to Hastings today to
resume her duties in the hospital for
the insane located there
Mrs Dr Nicholson of St Paul who
has been visiting with Mrs Frank
Salter received a letter from her bus
bind yesterday stating that small pox
was prevalent in that town and has de
cided to extend her visit hero for a few
days
Van Horns ico cream is the best
Quantities supplied at any time Small
orders delivered for Christmas
THE NOKFOLK NEWS FRIDAY DKCJKMHKU 7 MWO
CITY COUNCIL
I IV Urck Teinlir III ttcolRiintlnii nun
Mcmtmr A New Orillminro rnMrit
ltotitlnn lliiftlnrM ami Ulllo
Tho cltv connoll met in regular ses
sion lost oviiuing and in the nbsonco of
Moyor Robert on was called to order by
President of tho Council Bruniinund
Present Councilmen Brtinuiinud Bul
lock Heckman Spellninn Uhlo absent
Mayor Robertson and Councilman Bock
Minutes of last regular and special
meeting woro read and approved
Tho committee on public works re
ported that certain repairs aro needed at
tho water works pumping station The
matter was roforred to tho commit too
with power to act
Committeo on st roots and alleys re
ported that tho street signp had nil been
placed in proper position nt a total cost
of 1112 10
Resignation of Frank W Beck ns
councilman from the Third ward was
read and accepted
Report of city treasurer for month of
Novembor Bhowing following balances
gonoral fund 1115 interest fund
aftOIim water fund fHOOl road
fund 0U sinking fund 2rb02 fire
department fill 80 was read and re
ferred to auditing commit tec
Report of police judge for month of
Novomber showing lines collected 000
uncollected 100 was roferred to audit
ing committeo
Tho following chums woro allowed
J E Simpson salary poMngo ex
press 2710
O O Mauwillcr snlary 15 00
Anton Bucholz four window lights
250
S R MoForlnnd express nnd postage
i5 ceuts
O W Braasch coal nt pumping sta
tion 101 3S
W H Widamon salary for Novem
ber 0000
Martin Kane Bolnry for November
50
W H Livingstone salary for Novem
bor 40
F W Beck salary lor November
417
E A Bullock snlary for six mouths
to November 1 25
II W Winter salary for second quar
ter 1250
C F Liermnn sppcinlpolice 250
A Degner hardware 375
Leo Tipton draying 1
H H Miller hauling hose cart tofire
2
Nebraska Telephone Co two months
rout 850
T E Moolick putting up street signs
1425
S F Dunn work nnd mnterial on
sign posts 2485
Fied iileatz putting up sign posts
1150
W H Law labor on sidewalks
2025
R A King work on street with team
250
J A Light work on street with team
1125
H H Patterson lessee electric light
ing for October aud November 18211
Lorin Doughty lamp lighting for No
vember 5
Anton Bucholz material for lamps
550
John Friday treasurer interest on
bonds 130080
J M Covert salary as dog tax col
lector 80 15
The clerk was authorized to issue cer
tificates of indebtedness for all claims
allowed on funds which are exhausted
Ordinance No 251 imposing a licence
on bowling alleys wus passed under sus
pension of the rules
Fresh oysters at Glissma s
Houses for sale T E Odiobnb
Sweet potatoes at Sohorregges
Black bass lake trout and white fish
at Glissmans
Spare ribs at Euros
Dressed chickens and ducks at Kotos
Farm and city loans
Tax Dubland Tbubt Co
The Best baled hay that can be got at
the Norfolk Feed Mill phone 121
Mollowrich coffee sells rapidly conse
quently the supply is always fresh For
sale by A J Bohncrt agent
Fine Saratoga chips at the Model
Bakery
DrFrank Salter Diseases of children
Fine cabbage at Sohorregges
Fine home made candies at the Model
Bakery
The firm of Karo Bros having been
dissolved and the accounts f the firm
turned over to me immediate settlement
must be mode The books will be nt
the shop Settlement must be made by
Deo 16th Paul Kauo
The best baled hay that ever came to
Norfolk at the Norfolk Feed Mill one
blook west Creighton depot Phone 121
Pork tenderloin at Kotos
A IIIr SucceiK
The farce comedy Where is Cobb
will appear at the Auditorium tonight
low farce comedy attraotious of recent
origin can record such a decided suc
cess as has been accorded to this comody
A huge heap of hilarity is promised and
if the play bills and reports aro not
ulous those attending tho performance
here will undoubtedly get their moneys
worth
A liiillmiRt
December 7th 1000 At the invitation
of the Norfolk club which has gener
ously offered us tho mho of its rooms In
tho Mast block cigars supposed to bo on
tap to be paid for by the club the
gentlemen of The Heights WIiIrI olub
hereby olmllengeof the West Side Whist
olub to n match game of duplicate whist
at the rooms aforesaid tomorrow Sat
urday evening at eight oclock Our
team will bo composed of the
following gentlemen with tho privilege
of substitution in case of unavoidable
absence U II Reynolds Hurt Mnpw
1 O Stitt A 1 norland M O lluzen
P Stafford P T Blicliard and 1 15
May lard
It will be observed Mint our team will
show all American leads exept one polo
horso who keeps a comiu
We ask Mint the names of tho oppos
ing team bo given in tomorrows Nnws
CoMMITTICKjlKhlllTH WlllST Oltll
MEADOW QUOVb
Lottie Ames sprained her wrist last
Saturday
Mr Conloy of Norfolk was in town
last Tuesday
Ira Alyca purchased n nicn team of
mules from Mr Westcrvelt
Howard Perkins who was visiting his
parents at 15wiug returned Monday
Mr Will Church and liny Rouso drove
to Norfolk Wednesday morning
Earl Deuel who had his leg broken
by n horse falling upon it is able to bo
about again uud has resumed his studies
nt school
Fred Yeomnn whilo husking corn
just eaBt of tho school house Monday
got a pieeo of corn husk into his eyo
His eyo is very sore but is improving
rapidly
Rov Hunt is holding revival meetings
in tho Uoeblo school house north of
town Much interest is being taken in
these meetings as is shown by tho good
attendance eachnight
Tho A O U W lodgo gave an oyster
Buppcr at Boechs hall last night The
supper was attended by only the families
of the mem bora of tho lodgo A pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all
A crowd of yonng folks gave Frank
Dond a genuine surprisolast Saturday
evening Tho occasion was Franks
15th birthday A rousing good tinio
was had and tho young folks did not
retire until an early hour
Quito a few of tho Meadow Grovo
young folks drove to Battle Creek Mon
day evening to attend theminstrel show
givou at that place All spoko well of
the entertainment On Tuesday even
ing another crowd drove to Tilden to
attend the same entertainment
Choice celery at Karos
Sturgeon is the piano man
We mako loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Opioknb Sec
New apple cider at Parishs
Popcorn at Schorregges
Lobsters at Karos
Kalamazoo celery at Glissmans
Every ono should drink Mollowrich
coffee It is without an equal
Good farms to trade for town property
G R Seilek
EMBROIDERIES
NovoltieF in beantiful hand embroidered
pieces for
All TRIMMED HATS at
HALF PRICE
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NORFOLK
NEBRASKA
BARNES TYLER JI H Ilinm H
M I Tjlor
AttornojH at Lom
Norfolk - - NebrasV
Rc s Parker
IIKNTIST
Mast Rlock - - Norfolk Neb
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Ilonicopathic llivHlcIan nnd Surgeon
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ono lilock north of CoiiKroKiitionnl church
Norfolk
Nebraskii
JyjAPES HAZEN
Attorneys-at-Law
OHlco our Lcomirilii DniB Btoro
Norfolk Nebraska
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Fashionable Dressmaker
Up BtnlrK In Cotton titoek ovor llnume btore
Firtt clntiH work iruiiriuitveil
Norfolk Nebraska
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pOWERS HAYS
AttornejK at Luw
Hoornh 10 11 nuil 12 Miirthljck
Norfolk Nebraska
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SESSIONS BELL
Undertakers nnd Embalnier
Het eliiiib 11 U Norfolk Ave
Norfolk - - Nebraska
y M ROBERTSON
Attorney at Law
Rooms 1 and 2 Robertson Wlfrton
Block Norfolk
Dressed Chickens
Baltimore Oysters
Select
Fresh Oysters
Choice Celery
Heinzs Mince Meat
Palace Heat Market
PHONE 45
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Buy your holiday presents boforo
reeltiK one of Hie fluent Ilium at
OlirihtopuH oiihInIIiik of
Albums
Toilet Sets
Gold Plated
Novelties
Fine Papclcrics
Perfumes Dolls
Juvenile and
Gift Books
Geo B Ghristopb
DiauidiHT
Millinery
Voy tliis week only all
of our
READY-TO-WEAR
STREET HATS
ALL OUR
CHILDRENS
STREET HATS
Go in this sale u tho
one low price of
49c
each Former price
marked in plain figures
on each hat wasS7c up
1 to28 All new sea
x sonahle goods
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If
Bargain
Sale of
Fashionable
Inskeeps
Millinery
For Plumbing Steam Fiiliog Pumps Tauks
Wind Mills
Aud all work la this line call on
W H RISH
Sutlefnctlon Qunranteod
First door Booth of Tub Daily News Office
EYERS
Invites you to Compare Prices
Tomatoes per can g0
Peas por can 50
Corn per can g0
Java Coffee best per lb 15o
Oat Moal per lb 2o
Soap 10 bars 25o
lJij Knnd can Baking Powder 20o
Best Prunes per lb 8o
Blueing 40
Soda por lb 3c
Starch per lb 3c
Craokers per lb 7Xco
Olothos Linos 9q
Lye per can 40
Mixed Oandy per lb 70
Pearliuo per package 4o
Uioe per lb 7o
Lamp Chimney 4o
We huve a big line of Tinware Gran
itewore and Crockery which wo ore
selling very cheap
B MEYER8