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THE NORFOLK
SHOE HEN
A
Question
of Spex
Do your eyes tire easily
9
If so You need Glasses
Do your eyes bum
If so You need Glasses
Does the type become blurred in reading
If 50 You need Glasses
Do you suffer from frontal headache
If so Glasses will Help You
Do you know if you have perfect eyesight
If not we can Inform You
rr will cost you nothino
H C p 01 VIAtQUAlDT
Jeweler and Optiean
NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA
THOMPSONS CASH GROCERY
SWEET POTATOES
NAVAL ORANGES
ALMBRIA GRAPES
HEINZS MINOE MEAT
CABBAGE
ONIONS
BALDWIN AND
GREENING APPLES
and in fact everything in
STAPLE AND
FANCY GROCERIES
Thompsons Cash Grocery
Tilt Wetttltur
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a in to
day
Maximum temperature 57
Minimum temperature 1
Average 21
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for mouth 00
Snowfall 00
Barometer 21 88
Forecast for Nebraska Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday with snow west
portion Colder oast portion tonight
FRIDAY FACTS
Mrs Wm Queen is very sick
School will commence Monday after
thetwo weolts holiday vacation
The county commissioners will meet
in regular sosmol at Madison next Tues
day
Miss Josephine Butterfleld entertained
a few friends last uight and will return
to Chicago in a few days
Dr F M Sisson will preach tonight
at the revival meetings which are in
progress at the M E church
The Madison foot ball team now ex
pects to play a return game with the
Norfolk boys in about two weeks
It is said that the skating on the Klk
horn is very fine and that the young
people are enjoying it to the utmost
This is pension day aud W II Lowe
has been busy preparing the necessary
papers for the old Boldiers and widows
There were but three fires in Norfolk
during 1000 at which any damage was
clone and these were not very disastrous
Miss Edith McClary is to entertain a
n few friends tonight in houor of ber
guest Miss Alliuson Searles of St Paul
Minn
MUs Kate Shaw very pleasantly en
tertained a few fneudB lust night and
will return to Browuell hull Omaha
tomorrow
Tho stato fireiminfl association will
meet on the 10th at Sdward Hotel no
coniuiodutious for 10 members of the
Norfolk department have been onguged
Mr and Mr August Helloruuui are
both very sick with pueumouia and their
eon Otto who is in Wibconsiu has been
ecnt for Mrs Hellerman is especially
very low
Some of the Wt bt Side young people I
have converted the old tennis comt nt
tho corner of Norfolk nvenuo and
Klevonth stieet into n seating rink It
wip tinito Miccofsfully Hooded last night
for tho first time
Chlof Wintor of tho Norfolk firo do
pnrtment desires all dologatos to tho
stato association meeting to pay their
dues to him not later than I oclock Mon
day nftemoou so that ho can forwnrd it
Tuesday mornlug
Georgo W Schwonk lins commoner d
putting up ico and is cutting from his
privato poud east of the city The ico is
about seven inches thick It is six
inches thick on ho Elkhorn and about
three inches ov tho Northfork
A man mimod Smith was nt rested
Wednesday night for disorderly con
duct atid wns triod yestordny before
Police Jndgo Hayes He wns given his
liberty with tho adviro that he would
bo doing well not to lot tho like occur
nggnin
At tho time of his death Peter L
Huhnmun wore a plain gold band finger
ring that had formerly been chased but
was worn smooth His paronts aro very
anxious to rocovor t lio ring and will bo
greatly pleased to have it roturned if
found Tho fathers address is 0 F
Bnhmann Crest on Neb
Hon E V Forrel of Koaruoy will
lecture beforo tho farmers institute nt
Orrs hall this evening on Agricultural
Education Mr Forrell is n vory
pleasing talker well versed on the sub
jo it aud ho will thoroughly entertain nil
who will attend Everyone who can
should nrrange to bo present
The Brownie entertainment at the
Firit Congregational church last night
was very much of a success there being
n good attendance and satisfactory re
ceipts Those taking part on tho pro
gram did exceedingly well and created
much favorable comment Those who
participated in tho plonsnres of tho
evening were highly gratified over the
manner in which their time nnd money
hnd been spent
Mrs II C Matrau installing officer
inducted tho newly elected officers of
tho Womans Relief Corps into their
respective offices nt tho G A R hall
yesterday afternoon The following are
the officers and the positioLS they take
President Mrs J S Morrow vice pres
ident Mrs Howe junior vice president
Mrs LadoU secretary Mrs J J
Clements trensnrer Mrs Pilger chap
1 tin Mrs Geo Dudley couductor Mrs
Lime Miller gnnrd Mrs C F Eifaeley
The Odd Fellows and their specially
invited friends and relatives were
royally outertained nt their hall last
evening immediately succeeding an
ca ly adjournment of the lodge under
the management and direction of the
committee of which dipt F II Bees
was chairman and chief worker The
entertainment consisted of orations rec
itations and songs interspersed with
performances by O J Chapmnns cele
brated grnphophone concert troup
The chief orators of the evening were
Dr F M Sisson C E Doughty and
Supt D C OConnor The whole
program was executed with the regular
ity of clock work followed by light re
freshments the whole leaving the mem
ory of pleasure and valuable instruction
We sell tho genuine Sweetwater Rock
Springs coal
Edwards Bkadford Luitnnit Co
Fresh halibut at Karos
Received today at Salters coal yards
one cur ohoice Rock Springs pea coal
This paper will receive sealed offers
time or cash for the residence known
as the Latimer property in The Heights
for ten days
Notice to Stockholder
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Norfolk Natiounl
bask of Norfolk Nebraska will be held
in the directors room of said bank on
Tuesday January 8 1001 betwepu tho
hours of ton oclock a m and four oclock
p mfor the election of directors
Norfolk Neb December 7 1000
W H Bucholz President
Cartl ut Thuiik
To the kiud friends members of Co
L 2nd Reg N N G and the Knights
of Pythias who assisted at the death and
escorted the remains of our sou and
cousin we extend our heartfelt thauks
O F BinutAMK
Mns C F Buhmann
P H Buhmann
Jreston Nebr Jan I 1001
Good farms to trade for town property
G R Seileb
Ilpllukj IftlUI ltlidh liiT Suc
In northern Wisconsin the Chicago
St Paul Minneapolis Omaha railway
has lor sole nt low rates aud easy terms
of payment about 400000 acres of choice
farm lauds Early buyers will secure
the advantage of locutions on the many
beautiful streams aud lake which
abound with fish and furnish a never
eudiug and mofit excellent water supply
both for family use uud for stock
Land is generally well timbered the
soil Jertilo aud easy of cultivation
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minne
apolis Duluth Superior Ashluud nnd
numorous other thriving cities and
towns on the line of tho C St P M
O railway and other railroads in the
same territory furnish good markets for
farm produce
For further partioalrtrs address
Geo W Bum
Laud Commissioner Hudson Wis or
G H Mao Rak
AG P A St Paul Minn
Sturgeon is the piano man
THE NORFOLK NEWS FlUDAY JANUARY 1101
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Scscion Opens Today and Will
Continue Tomorrow
HON F V FARELL TALKS
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IIrIiI Atteiiitnmc nl tlin Rtnn tint InlnrrM
Iiii rpimliiR IriRriiiii fur Tomorrow
Oily Attornrj Mhiih Ollmr
Council ProcfiMlliiKH
The Farmers institnto opened this
morning as per program witli music ity
D W Darlington and daughter Presi
dent Simpson gavonslunt but exceed
ingly interesting opening uddroBS The
secietary being next called upon very
happily turned over his time to the
Hon E V Furrll of Kearney who ad
dressed the mooting in a very interest
ing manner chiefly upon tho suhjoct of
agricultural and botanical education
This was followed by a few words
oach from Darlington G I Smith and
J W Bovoo Hon Farell resumed to
Bay tint tho practical ideas must com
bine with tho theorotical in ordor to
mnko a success Thoy cannot bo di
vorced and hnvo success follow
Tho nttondunce at this session was
very light
Recess for dinner
Tho afternoon was opened by moro
music
In tho absonce of thoso first on tho
program Hon Farell wub called upon
for his address upon tho Cure of Poul
try on the Farm which ho handled in
a very interesting manner dealing with
tho various breeds caro of eggs aud
particularly with tho construction of
hen houses
As this report closes Mr Farell is still
talking
Tho following is tho program for to
morrow
10 oclock Music
Caro of apple orchard O A Mar
shall
Growing Beof in Nebraska E A
Burnett Supt
AFTERNOON SESSION
2 oclock Forage crops L D Stil
sou
Discussion by Dennis MeNealo
UiihIdchx of City FatliorH
The city council met in regular ses
sion Inst evening with Mayor Robertson
nud Conncilmen Brumniund Bullock
Dcgner Grant Heckmau Spcllmnu
and Uhle present
Minutes of meetings of December 0
and 20 were read aud approved
Tho mayor appoiufed R II Reynolds
as councilman from tho Third ward to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of F W Beck
Moved and seconded thnt the appoint
ment be confirmed
On motion this wns amended that a
ballot be taken and tho motion ns
amended was carried
A ballot was taken and resnlfed
For confirmation 2 against confirma
tion nud tho appointment was de
clared rejected
Treasurers report for December
showed the following balances Gen
eral fund 20 41 interest fund
2705 54 water fund S402 CO road
fund cents sinking fund 122 15 1
fire department fund 10980
The report was referred to tho audit
ing committee
Reports of tho treasurer and police
j udge for November were reported back
by tho auditing committee as correct
and the report was accepted
Tho fire and police committee re
ported that the hydrant at tho corner
of Fourth street and Norfolk avenue
had been properly placed and was now
in good shape also thnt tho frame under
tho fire bell had broken down and
would hnve to be repaired nud recom
mended that it bo done at ouce
On motion tho report was referred
back to the committee and it was given
power to act
The report of the boiler inspector was
pi psented and read with recommenda
tions as to getting new safety valves for
the boilers On motion the report was
accepted aud referred to the committee
on publio works with power to act
Moved nud seconded that the board of
health be authorized to confer with the
county commissioners nnd fn case of
the small pox breaking out to procure a
suitable building and caro for all such
cases without calling a meeting of the
council The motion was carried
Petition of Henry Klug for permis
sion to erect an iron covered addition to
hiB wagon shop was presented nnd rend
The matter was referred to the commit
teo on fire and police with power to net
Tho resignation of Burt Mapes as city
attorney was presented and read aud on
motion the same was accepted
The following claims against the
various funds of the city were read and
allowed
W H Widamau December salary
50
Martin Ktne salary 50
W H Law labor on streets 0
A H KieBttU supplies 176
M O Walker oil and gasoline 772
M O Wulker oil and gasoline
12 12
Nebraska Telephone company rout
for two telephones 105
Loriu Doughty lighting lamps i
Frank Salter janitor city hall for
three months 750
J E SlmpMin salary and fieight
ilis
O Miuiwillor Milnry and extra 17
Kred Thomas woik on hydrant I 05
L L Humbe work on hydrant 055
Kuowks Steam Pump Works repairs
2 55
Crane Churchill Co hydrant lt
11 11 Miller drayago oi h tlinnt
275
C W Hraasch coil for waterworks
51 7i
The unsigned bill of W H Livingston
for December salary was reatl and
bill was allowid tho clerk being directed
to issue a certificate when tho claim is
proporly cut tilled to
Council adjourned
We mnko loans nil real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E OnioitNi Seo
PEHSONAL
1 at her of Emerson was a city
iter yesterday
Mips Katharine ONeill wns a city vis
itor yesterday from Battle Creek
Miss Laum Brnufch is over from
Lynns visiting family aud friends
Hon E V Forrell of Kearney is here
assisting in tho conducting of tho farm
ers institute
Miss Mamie Dudley one of Cuming
countys teachers is visiting ut tho homo
of Mr and Mrs Wm Queen
Mrs O M Swonk nnd dnughter ar
rived this noon from Toulon III for a
visit with relatives and frlonds Mr
Swonk was duo to arrive at t ho same time
but being from the conntry ho got lost
in tho busy marts of Missouri Valloy
Iowa aud will not arrivo until tonight
Dr Frank Bailor Dirooson of children
Notlrntu Stockholder
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of tho Citizens National
bank of Norfolk Nebraska will bo held
in tho directors room of said bank on
Tuesday funnnry 8 lKl botween tho
hours of 10 oclock n in aud 4 oclock
p m for tho election of directors
G A LtTlKAKT
President
Norfolk Nebniskn Dec 7 llOO
SOUTH NORFOLK
Fred Linerodo is quite sick with
quinsy at his homo Dr Iloldou is at
tending liim
Ed Bond a prominont stockman of
Buffalo Gap S D is visiting at the
home ot Mr aud Mrs C J Chapman
Mr nnd Mrs S II Finloy have re
turned from an extended visit with rel
atives in Virginia and Michigan They
report a very pleasant time
Tho Degrfco of Honor of tho A O U
W will give a card party and social nt
tho Railway hall this ovoning Re
freshments will bu served and a general
good time is expected
Warren Hurlbert returned on tho
noon passenger yesterday from Neligh
Ho left his wife muoh improved in
health She will not return for some
time vet but will remain there visiting
her parents
Most of tho railroad men who have
been laying ofl partaking of Christmas
and Now Years festivities havo re
turned to their duties while a fow are
still resting and enjoying tho comforts
of their homes preparatory to ronowed
energy in their respective lines of work
Farm and city loans
The Duiuand Trust Oo
Farm laud and city property for snle
by G R Seiler
Houses for sale
T K Odiorbk
lixcurHloiiK -Westbound via Union IikIIIc
Itiillrouil
Soiling dates Februury 12 10 20
March fy 12 10 20 April 2 0 10 23
1001 to Salt Lake City mid Spanish
Forks Utah and to Gurrison and
Helena Mont 0110 way tickets at 21
Round trip tickets 40
To Spokane Tacoma and Seattle
Washington nnd to Portlaud Oregon
one way tickets at 28 round trip
tiokots 15 final return limit thirty
days from date of snle
F W Junkman Agent
A Hrmnrr of Saccmm
Friend Oh by the way I have been
curious to know whether you were suc
cessful with that strange pntlent you
were treating last winter
Doctpr I wns partially He has
pnld almost half of his
Catholic Standard and Times
New Year
Gifts
All Sorts and Cheap
AT
J E DURLANDS
NOVELTY
Itioti and Brass Works
JNO E CRONK Manager
All LIihIb of mnclijnet fromtt lawn mower to
a prinUtiKlirom tucco6bfuil ruuirixl Hot ulr
stoam unit hot uatitr liuntiutr hociitl uttou
tion git on to Holler unci KmkIiio Iteiminug J
Ojip luBOwulLn Implement Jlouto
NORFOLK - - NCBRASKA
Our January
Clearing Sale
COMMENCES
WEDNESDAY JAN
ALL
Li
TRIMMED HATS
AT
HALF PRICE
Great Bargains in all
kinds of Millinery
MISS E J BENDER
BARNKH TYLKH J Ml I Inn
I M 1 Tjl
AttoriHjH at Ia
Norfolk
NebrasV
RC S Pa UK Kit
DENTIST
Must ltlock - - Noifnlk Neb
DR II T HOLDKN
Homeopathic Physician nud Surgeon
Olllco ItlzniiH Xntiminl Hunk HtillillnK
Tolniilinno 101
Sniiitiirlnm nuil Itiihiilmiro Muln mill lIUli Hi
Tiilniilioim V
Norfolk - - Nebraska
H J COLE
DKNTIST
Olllco mnr Clti7nV Nlttinmil II1111W Hi linncr
0110 block north of voiiKihtioiiiil church
Norfolk
NiibriUikn
JyjAPKS As HAZKN
Attorn
OIllriioMJr Iooininlb DiiiKSlorn
Noifnlk Nolnuska
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jyISS MARY SHKLLEY
InHliiontihto DresHiiinker
Uji slulip In Cotton lilock out IIiiiiiiih ttorr
Fimt iIiii h MirL Ktmriiuliijil
Norfolk
Nebraska
pOWERS HAYS
Atlornejs al Law
Dooms 10 II ami 12 MiihI block
Norfolk Nebraska
SESSIONS A BULL
UtHWtikcrH ihkI DiiiIi tltiicrp
Sufklonij Illk XoifolL Ami
Norfqlk - - Nebraska
BOOKBINDING
Rebiudiug Old Books
and Magazines
H BRUMMUND
Next Deans Paint Store ith S
WHEN YOU WAXT A J00l
SHAVE or BATH
Hi TO
W 0 Halls Barber Shop
MAIN rtTi JH1H1 DOOM BAHT QY HQDHTH
EYERS
Invites you to Compare Prices
Tomatoes per can
Peas per can
Corn per can
Java Coifee best per lb
8c
fie
8c
15c
Oat Meal per Jb 2c
Soap 10 bars 25c
114 poind can Baking Powder 20c
Best Prunes per lb 8c
Blueing 4c
Soda per lb 3c
Starch per lb 3c
Crackers per lb 7jcc
Clothes Lines 9o
Lye per can 4c
Mixed Candy per lb 7c
Pearlino per package 4c
Rice per lb 7c
LampOhimuoy 4c
Wo havo n big line of Tinware Gran
itowaro and Crockery which we ar
selling very cheap
B MEYERS
THE
North Western
LINE
F E Ifl V R R is the best to and
from the
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
of
North Nebraska
II
Several Snaps
room HniiHO H h Ht corner Uj nn
lot Mixlii easy terms vp I UU
o iunni iioum lot iitixii
Ivlh St t ity water 0 U U
Ml iiiriH miles tin in Htnii DRflfin
ton Co good impiovemeiitH vpJUUU
DM mnm K mils southeast in Stnnlou
Co lino improv ineiits house cost
1 01000 Per acre until rtQ I nfl
limuuiy I 1111 0 I UU
MiOnnroM I mile from Meadow Irove
lair bulldingM lOOacies cultivated bal
ance hay ami pasture spilngn uud inn
niiii water excellent limn rtinn OH
laud none belter per arm PO UU U
110 iieiiM i miles north of lladar K
neniH under cultivation fair buildings
nne hnlf cash balance at I fcOflflft
percent CpZUUU
TRflBY DURLflND
L L REMBE
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter
Agency for Mm Myers Force ant
Wind Mill Pumps
Prices Right
Satisfaction flimranlcctl on all Wuik
First loir West of Post Omco
GRSEiLER
Sale and
Boarding Barn
Horses Bought and Sold on
Commission
Brnnsch Avenue J
and Third St
PHONE 44
Fur Iluinbing Steam Killing Pumps Tank
Wind Mills
Anil nil uurli in this lino cull on
W H RISH
Bitinfiiclloli Oiiarantroil
Ilrct tliioi South nf Till JHnv Nkwh Olllco
M G WALKER
UKAIKIi IN
FLOUR - FEED
Oil and Gasoline
TELEPHONE NO 33
B W JONAS
FINE TAILORING
Siiitu mailo to orior mill In llio Intent it In Ho
pnirliiK iiKitllyilmio blioji on Suntli Fourth St
until of Damn Jr
MRS H H HULL
Manicuring
Shampooing
Ladies Baths
Tiikihok No 447
Rooms on North Ninth Street
IF GOING EAST OR SOUTH
of Chicago ask yonr local ticket agent to
ronte you between Omaha and Chicago
via the
frUtrT
lfi7
miLWAUKEEL
gS4it
the rliortest lino between the two cities
TraiiiB via this popular road depart from
the Union depot Omaha daily con
necting with trains from the webt
Magnillcontly equipped trains palnco
neeperB and free recliniug ohnir cars
Dining cars uud buffet library aud
smoking curfi All traius lighted by
electricity For full information about
rntes etc addrobs
V A Kami
Jpueral Webtern Agent
II WHowkil 1504FnrnamSt
Trav Frt Pats Agt Omuhn
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