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A FEW FACTS
WE ppII only pood goods that aro
worth bnying
WE wish to sell you only whnt
yon wish to buy
WE hve all tho novelties with
out the fancy prices
WE want you to look at our
goods often and long if you
tnnlinuri fir lint
f WE do everything to sell our
goods EAtirT to umrepre
tent them
WE try to avoid making mis
takes but never to avoid
righting them
WE repair fine watches find jew
elry to SUIT YOU
C F W MARQUARDT
JEWELER
NORFOLK - NEBRASKA
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J We have just
bought
20 Doz
Curtice Bros
Jams in Tins
at a very low price and while 4
they lafet we are going to sell them
at
15c per Tin
l The goods are the finest of their
kind and Curtice Bros name is
a sufficient guarantee of quality
I Also a TABLE PLUM at 15c per
can The above goods are extra
value and worth at least a trial
order
PARISH
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MONARCH MIXED
PAINT
The Best Paint Made
Will cover 300 square feet two coats
Contains pure lead and oil Shown by
chemical test there is no paint on the
market equal to itB durability and cover
ing capacity We can vouch for this as
we have handled the Monarch Faint for
twelve years If yon think of painting
your house let us figure with you We
can save you money
Remember our large stock of Wall
Paper cheaper than ever
KiesaU DrUg Bo
CHICKERING
The Haster Piece of
Piano Construction
The Chickering Piano has lived and
grown in the moBt highly artistic at
mosphere for three quarters of a cent
ury Masters of composition and
musical expreesion the world oyer have
praised the perfection of tone and action
in the Chickering
It represents the highest human
achievement for the making of melody
Soft mellow and sympathetic it blends
with the modulated voices for singing
at home yet it is strong true and
powerful for concert or other uses
String by string and key by key it has
been brought up to absolute purity of
tone and responsive touch
The home where the Chickering is has
the beBt the world can give in music
making machinery
A piano is bought for a lifetime
nothing less than the beBt should be
considered the extra cost is too trivial
as compared to the artistic importance
of a lifelong entertainer and instructor
Can be bought now in North Nebraska
only at
JOHNSONS
FURNITURE STORE
FRIDAY FACTS
MisB Rose Gerber is very sick with
appendicitis at her home in Edgewater
Park
County Superintendent Crnm is in
the city today conducting an examina
tion for teachers certificates A
ajijaM t
ber of county school maams are in town
taking tho test
Rev J E McNamara of Onnwa la
will occupy the pulpit of tho First Con
gregational church next Sabbath
Tho Union Pacific pay car with Pay
master Wm Campbell aboard wns hero
this morning making glad tho employes
of that system
Tho Wednecdny club will give a ban
quet this tivenlng to members and their
guests at thohomeof tho president Mrs
N A Raiubolt Covers for forty will
bo laid
Tho pipe from wh ch tho street
sprinkler is supplied 1b being moved to
the oast two feet so that it will not bo
in tho way of tho sidewalk to be laid
along the Bishop block
Engineer Lowe has boen loonting tho
corners of the five acre plot of ground
northwest of tho stand pipe purchased
by the German Evangelical church
from Dr A Bear for a cemetery
The M As O train from Sioux City
wns delayed this morning and didnt ar
rive until after 1 oclock Readers of
tho Omaha dailieB appeared to be greatly
distressed by their non appearance
An operation was performed on Ruby
the little son of Mr and Mrs W C
Ahlman yesterday for tho removal of
an accumulation of pus caused by pneu
uionin from whioh he has been suffer
ing It is understood that tho opera
t on Mas successful
A company of her lady friends were
enjoyably entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs E A Bullock and nice re
freshments were served During a
guessing contest Mrs W G Baker
proved most successful and was pre
sented with the prize
A new cancer cure of undoubted ben
efit is given to the world by Stephen
Griggs of Brooklyn N Y says an ex
change A traveling man from Hart
ford was cured byGriggs Borne months
ago MrB Anda Surrett a Brooklyn
lady ascribes her cure to Mr Griggs
method The treatment consists of eat
ing boiled yellow corn and drinking the
water in which it is boiled No other
food is allowed during the treatment
At leaBt thirty days is necessary to com
plete a cure
Dakota City Eagle In several towns
the merchants have established a rest
ing room in connection with tho store
a place where customers may take olT
their wraps and sit down while waiting
The plan is intended especially for the
convenience of the country customers
and ought to be generally adopted A
great many farmers wives especially
if they have children dread to come to
town because they have no place to rest
while waiting for the men to finish trad
ing Such an arrangement would make
the trip to town far more pleasant and
would be quite a drawing card for the
stores that adopt the plan
Lost A Parker fountain pen in
leather holder Finder please return to
the telephone office
Fresh halibut lake trout whitefish
catfish buffalo white perch black
bass and wall eyed pike at Glissmans
For Sale One good delivery wagon
with pole and shafts
Russell Thompson
PERSONAL
Burt Mapes has returned from a trip
to Nebraska City
J W Maher was in the city yester
day from Humphrey
A M Averill was a Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Winside
Mayor D J Koenigstein made a busi
ness trip to Wayne today
C L Stellman of Columbus was a
visitor in Norfolk yesterday
Mr and MrB George D Butterfield
came down from Creighton this morn
ing and will attend the banquet to be
given tbis evening by the Wednesday
club
Spring chickens and old chickens at
the Palace meat market
Houses for sale
T E Odiobvb
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiobnb Sec
Try one of Karos beef roasts
We extend our heartiest thanks to the
members of Norfolk lodge No 47 I O
O P for their help in the burial of our
father and husband
Mrs J L Cline and Children
Sturgeon is the piano man
Harding creamery butter 20 cents per
pound at Glissmans
Ahlman Bros are agents for Colum
bia Hartford and Vedette bicycles
The steam laundry on Third street
does a general laundry business and is
prepared to do family washing Give
us a trial Phone 83
You will have to buy that Columbia
Hartford or Vedette bicycle of Ahlman
Bros
Harding creamery butter 20 cents
pound at Glissmans
per
Dressed chickens at Karos
Good farms to trade for town property
G R Seiler
Lake trout at the Palace meat market
Farm and city loans
TBI DPKLAVD TBCST OO
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY MAY 17 1901
JOINT INSTALLATION
KiiIkIiIk Ttiiilwr mill Mrtiiltrr of tli
KhMitii Btur Iimtnll nnil lUiuiurt
Tugrltirr
Members of Damascus commaudery
No 20 Knights Templar and Uenlah
chapter No -10 Order Eastern Star
took part in a joint pnbllo installation
last night in Jheir lodgo hall in the
Most block andjthopo attending enjoyed
a very pleasnnt oening
The officers of tho Eastern Star were
firat installed Mrs Edith Hntcheson
acting as installing officer They were
Mrs Jessie Aid worthy matron DJ
Koenigstein worthy patron Mrs Kate
Viele associato matron Mrs Fannie
Koonigstein secretary Miss Nettie
Allbery treasurer Mrs Mamie Smith
condnrtress Mrs Lulu Overton chap
lain j F W Juneman marshal Miss
Hattio Allbery Miss BcsBieCooley Miss
Francis Vide Mrs Wiluuhuiuo Mo
Necly and Mrs Emma Gardner live
Btars Mrs Annie Bryant warder S
G Dean sentinel j MIbb Metta Koenig
stein organist
Tho officers of tho KnightB Templar
woro installed George P Sprecher
acting grand commander and Joseph
Allbery as marshal as follows Andrew
H Viele eminent commander Daniel
J Koenigstein generalissmo William
H Rish captain general Joseph All
bery senior warden Silos G Dean
junior warden John B Barnes pre
late Samuel W Hayes treasurer
Ernest H Tracy recorder Fredrick
W Juneman standard bearer William
R Hoffman sword bearer G
Augustus Luikart warder John S
McClary sentinel
After the installation ceremonies the
company adjourned to the banquet hall
where about 100 people wero served to
a very nice banquet Col S W Hayes
acted as toastmaster and tho following
toasts were responded to
TemplariBm and Christianity Sir
Knight Sisson
Crusade and Crusaders Sir Knight
Barnes
Inaugural Sir Knight Viele
Relations Between Ancient Craft
Masonry and Templarism Sir Knight
Sharpless
The Eastern Star from a Womaub
Point of View Mrs J O Aid
Tho Eastern Star from a Mans
Point of View Sir Knight Koenig
stein
Sir Knight Allbery gave a talk on the
order
The Frater at Home and Abroad
Sir Knight Tracy
Impressions Sir Knight Hollman
A Hard IropoMtlou
Naturally comes from a hardware store
We aim to sell hardware that is hard to
wear out at hard to beat prices We
put quality first but our price is right
also G E Moohe
Found A pocket book containing a
sum of money Owner can have same
by calling at the Salvation Army hall
and proving property
Curd of ThaukH
We wish to sincerely thank the neigh
bors and friends members of G A R
post and W R O for their kindly as
sistance during the illness of wife and
mother and for the sympathy shown
during the laBt sad rites connected with
her burial
F Ladhoft and Dauohteks
For Rest Livery Barn on Third
street between Norfolk and Braasch
avenues G R Seiler
Lost A ladys watch and chain
Finder leave at The News office and re
ceive reward
BATTLE CREEK
W G Stavely was a Norfolk vibitor
Tuesday
P H Ingoldsby wade a business trip
to Fremont Friday
J L Knesel drove over to Pierce
Tuesday on business
Carl Kiehl of Norfolk was transacting
business here Wednesday
ChaB Rice of Norfolk was transact
ing buBinesB here Saturday
W B Fuerst and A P Boepel were
down to Norfolk on business
F E Martin of the Enterprise was
a Norfolk visitor Wednesday
Tom Carrabine of Clearwater is visit
ing here this week with relatives
The cashier of the Battle Creek Valley
bank was visiting with his parents Sun
day
Hon P F Zimmerman had his house
and the fence around it painted this
week
Today Thursday is Ascension day
and it was observed by the Lutherans in
their place of worship
Maas Brechler bonght Ed Littles
40 acres three miles east of town this
week Consideration secret
A Fourth of July meeting was held
here Wednesday night The mult6
will be published next week
Our fishers with the seine should look
out There are some specials around
here and will catch their fish
Postmaster O P Montross moved to
East Battle Creek the fore part of the
the week into hiB new home in Bullfrog
precinct
W H Miller of Pilger stopped off
here Wednesday on his way from
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buy a ranch
Fred Pratt of Pierce county was trans
acting linslnesH hdre Tuesday Ho is
still a pop but a great man to boHew
in prosperity
T I Preeco runs his dray now with
two blind horses but wo hear that the
man who works for him Fred Fuerst
jr can seo everything
An Italian string band of Omaha was
here Tuesday producing music in Hans
saloon Plenty of money went to the
God of Bacchus that day
M L Thompsen had his building on
the south side of Main stieet occupied
by Butcher Frank Hnziek ami Harness
maker Young repaired this week
Tuesday night Marshal Flood lodged
a tramp in the city bastile for having an
our dose of splntns ferment I The
boy walked out of own the next morn
ing
Peter Neuwerk the drayman manhed
his left foot with one half barrel of beer
while unloading a loud of that juice be
hind Ingoldsbys refreshment establish
nunt
Our snloon affairs were settled in a
peaceable manner Friday night Only
three and three kinds of malt ex
tract Fremont by P II Ingoldsby
Milwaukee by Ernest F Hans and
Omaha by Sam Schneider But we
will have more kinds of gin
Owen ONeill lost a valuable bnneh of
keys Wednesday while walking through
hie meadow Wo believe ho will find
hisktyti again as ho always was a
lucky boy Maybe thtibuflaloes ho has
in his pasture will sniff them up or
the elks with their big horns
Wo understand that there will be a
change in the post office Mr Montross
resigning on favor of F H L Willis
Mr Willis is an old settler here and vice
president of our bank and also secretary
of the board of education But we
wont bo responsible for tho confirma
tion of this item
J E Hale who travels for tho Deer
ing west of this place was here Sunday
with his family Tho Fnmo day they
received a telegram from Missouri that
MrB Hales father Mr John Dennis
had died John Dennis was an old set
tler of Battle Creek precinct Ex
Judge E G Dennis is a brotlxr
Sunday morning at about half past
10 oclock a small barn and granary of
H A Killinger in East Battle Creek
was destroyed by fire It created quite
a little excitement among somo of the
church people just tho timo when they
were down on their knees Tho cause
of the fire is unknown but somo claim
that tho boys wero playing crab in
there
Foil Sau Three lots on South Tenth
street one a corner G It Seiler
Fresh halibut lake trout whitefish
catfish buffalo white perch black
bass and wall eyed pike at Glissmans
Karo keeps all kinds of seasonable
meats
Wall eyed pike at the Palaco meat
market
Get your lace curtains done
steam laundry on Third street
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at the
faction guarranteed Phone 8li
Take the P E M V R R cheap
excursion to Hot Springs S D on May
7 and 21 one fare plus two dollars for
the round trip
Tin News keeps its job department
up-to-date with the latest faces of type
and does its work in approved style
For Sale Three lotB on Second
street and Madison avenue at Norfolk
Junction 4fi0
G R Seiler
Catfish at the Palace meat market
DrFrank Salter Diseases of children
MILLINERY
Absolutely
THE LATEST STYLES
AND SHAPES
Largest Line in
Northeast Nebraska
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it MidSeason
Announcement
Onr superb line of
Millinery for the mid season can
not bo equalled in
LATEST STYLES
BEST QUALITY
and exceedingly
LOW PRICES
Our hatB comprise all the latest
2 styles of the milliners art
the popular
PAN AMERICAN
and famous
GAINSBOROUGH Hats
Call and See Them
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SCREEN FRAMES
Any sio nindo to order Screen Wire Screen
Doors Sprint Hinges Automatic Catches See our
Mrace for Sagging Screen Doors Our Patent Hunger
for Window Screen Franies Our Ideal Hinge that
lakes oil without removing screws
G E MOORE
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Wc arc soon io move to our new
store buildiuu and are making lowest
possible prices on all our FURNI
TURE CROCKERY CHINA and
GLASSWARE Special Low Prices
on HERRICK and GURINEY REFRIG
ERATORS
HOFFMAN SMITH
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South eide Main St between 2d and 3d
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We earnestly invite a criti I
I cal inspection and comparison
with Millinery Stocks shown
anywhere We give you bet
I ter value at same or less prices f
I than any catalogue house be I
sides every sale is backed by I
1 our guaranty for honest work
and complete satisfaction
INSKEEPS MILLINERY
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A puzzling question for many of you is
Of whom shall I buy my diamonds watches
cut glass etc V All we ask is that you criti
cally examine our goods consider the way
they are made and finished who stands back
of every piece anxious to correct all faults
should there be any and let your own good
sense dictate If you wish cheaper goods we
will order them for you We have everything
in the music line
C S HAYES graduate optician Eyes
tested free Watch inspector for the P E
M V R It Fine watch work a specialty
HAYES JEWELRY MUSIC HOUSE
Norfolk Neb
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CHAB H IJBIDUK Vicb Ibihident
W II JOHNBON Cabiiibb
JKO IAHKWALK Abst Cabuiks
The Citizens National Bank
Capital 50000 Surplus 85000
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UHLES GROCERY
ALL ORDERS are filled promptly and with care
Our goods are FIRST CLASS in every particular
We know precisely what is wanted by our custom
ers
We aim to Give you the Best Value
for Your Money
Telephone 41
Exclusive agent lor the Celebrated Sweetwater Rock Spring Coal the
beet in the market
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