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SMALL PROFITS
is nil we nsk on our beautiful
liuc of
Watches
Clocks
Jewelry and
Silverware
SEE OUR GOODS
GET OUR PRICES
We have every facility for do
ing line Watch Work and Jewel
ry Repairing promptly
C F W MARQUARDT
JEWELER
NORFOLK - NEBRASKA
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PARISH
Has received
through
the kindness of
Mr Burr Taft
from
his old home in
Vermont
a small lot of
NEW
MAPLE
SUGAR
I This is the real thing
ptncl fti
4 - J w
can depend upon it J
I 20c per lb I
YOUR HOME
will look barren and cheerless
110 matter how much furniture
yon may have if yon dont have
the walls nicely papered We
have a pleasing selection of
Damasks Ingrains Glimmers and Blanks
at prices to suit the slender
purse Remember we handle
the Monarch Mixed Paint the
best paint made
KIESAU DRUG CO
Have you seen the elegant display at
JOHNSONS
FURNITURE
STORE
Elegant New
Goods
Far pnrpassinR anything ever before
teen in Norfolk
Beautiful
Couches
Made to order in any style of coverings
Chamber
Suites
from 1500 up to 12000 Over 100
styles in
Rockinghairs
1 SO to 1000 Special bargains in
Dinner Sets
of 100 pieces of fine French China
actual value 3500 While they last
you can get one for 2200
Dining Room Sets at special figures
including the finest tables for the money
ever offered
JOHNSONS
FURNITURE STORE
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 75
Minimum temperature 45
Average CO
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month 210
Barometer 2050
Forecast for Nebraska Generally
fair tonight and Saturday except un
settled in southwest portion tonight
FRIDAY FACTS
A large number of the friends of
Louis Wachter assisted bim in celebrat
ing his birthday lost Sunday
The North Platte conference of the
Evangelical Lutheran synod of Nebraska
will be held in Wayne June 25 to 27
The Laurel roller mills valued at f 10
W0 and owned by A F Fortney
burned between 12 and 1 oclock jester
day morning The plant was insured
for ftfMK The cauee of the fire is not
known
The women of O iltunbns have taken
to bowling and the proprietor of one of
the alleys ha9 announced special ladies
days
Frank O Tnrner a veteran of tho
Spanish American war died nt the
home of his slBter in Columbus Wednes
day morning He was a brother of M
K Turner editor and proprietor of the
ColumbuB Journal
Citizens of tho towns west of Norfolk
are eudoavoring to have the officials of
tho F K nnd M V run the noon pas
senger trom hero west and those on the
Crelghtou branch are jnst as vigorously
opposed to tho change
Miss Emma Moldenhoucr was troated
to a surprise party Sunday tvdiiing at
her home on East Muin street given in
honor if her 20lh birthday Thero was
a large attendance of trieuds and the
evening was most enjoyably pent
Freda Shnltz a niece of Ferdinand
Shult and Carl Voecks of this city died
at her home at Pierce Monday night
from appendicitis and was buried Wed
nesday Quite a number of relatives
and friends from Norfolk went up to at
tend the funeral
The old WheaiON planing mill on
Philip avenue is being put in first cIbsb
shape for use as district headquarters
for the Piano Manufacturing company
and some of the machinery manufact
ured by the company is being remodled
and the exterior is being repaired and
will be painted
D M Owen is here from Villisca
Iowa visiting family and friends and
will stay for the opening of the Elks
rooms tonight He reports work on his
railroad contract as progressing nicely
He will purchase a carload of horses
during his stay here and will ship them
over to be worked on the grade
This afternoon Norfolk lodge No OKI
B P O Elks is putting a large class of
candidates through the initiatory cere
monies of the order and this evening
the new lodge and club rooms will be
dedicated to be followed by a reception
and ball The attendance at these
functions promises to be large and all
anticipate a large amount of enjoy
ment
Judge J B Barnes who delivered
the Memorial day address at Wayne
yesterday reports that thero was a
large attendance at the exercises and
all took a keen interest in the features
of the program The soldier dead were
given respectful remembrance and the
loyalty of the living to Old Glory and
its brave defenders was evidenced on
every hand
Work on the store house in the rear of
the Bishop block was suspended during
uart of Wednesdny because objections
to its construction were made but mat
ters were adjusted and work resumed
the same day An agreement regarding
the cemeut walk was also reached and
the wont of hying it resumed The
Fair store expects to occupy the build
ing within about a week
Charles Walters who was injured by
falling from the roof of an ice bons e at
Winside last Sunday died the next
Monday afternoon He was under the
inflence of liquor at the time of the ac
cident He has a brother in Minnesota
who has been notified of the accident
the balance of his relatives living in
Sweden He had considerable money
at the time of his death
The reception given to the new mem
bers at the Firt t Baptist church was
participated in by a large number of the
members last night who enjoyed an in
formally social time Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served during
the evening and speaking and singing
were among the enjoyments of the oc
casion Four new members were re
ceived into the church Wednesday
night
A gentleman who has recently been
to Wayne reportB that Rev Father
Fitzgerald of that place has in his gar
den corn which at that time measured
two feet and four inches in height and
has probably grown several inches since
then Father Fitzgerald is undoubtedly
entitled to the banner for prize corn
this spring and it will not be surprising
to learn that he has roasting ears before
many days
The weekly crop report issued by tho
univessity for the week ending May 27
Bhows that crops in northeast Nebraska
are doing well From almost every
county comes the report that small
grain is looking fine pastures are good
and corn is coming up nicely with a
good stand The poorest showing is
from Donglas county which says
Small grain looks well but needs rain
gross grows slowly
Western Nebraska is receiving an ex
ceptional rainfall this summer For
the week ending May 27 the rainfall in
that section was from one to two inches
while during the same period the eastern
part of tho state which usually gets
the most moisture received generally
less than a half inch of precipitation
If nature continues to favor that part of
the state there will be no irrigation
question for the residents to solve
A P Childs for several years editor
of the Norfolk TimeB Tribune has pur
chased a paper at Carroll this state and
leaves tomorrow to take charge of the
i property Mr Childs 1b an all around
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY MAY 31 1001
newspaper man atid will give tho
people of Carroll and vicinity n Micy
local newspaper Many of them are
familiar with his ability as for a nmn
ber of years ho was publisher of the
Democrat in tho neighboring city of
Wayne and it will Mom almost like
homo to him
Miss Alice Kennedy daughter of M
J Kennedy of tho Junction who has
been teaching for somo years in Knox
county died nfter a brief illuoss at the
homo of her sister Mrs Win Green at
Crnlghton early this morning Tho re
mains will bo brought to Norfolk on the
evening freight and removed to the
home of the parentH From thero they
will bo taken to theSacred Heart church
Saturday for the funeral Ferviees which
will be held nt 10 oclock in tho morn
ing Tho deceased was 22 years of age
and widoly and favorably known The
parents and other relatives hove tho
sincere sympathy of many friends in
their sad nud sudden bereavement
Notice was issued yesterday to water
consumers lnMmctiug them to stop
using water for lawn pnrjMiHON at six
oclock so that there would bo enough
water in the stand pipe during the
night for tiro protection This was
necessitated because a new valve was
to bo placed in the largo pump nt the
pumping station and the pumps could
therefore not bo used The repairs were
successfully made five men being em
ployed and the work was completed in
about three hours The pumping
station is showing many improvements
under L Wetzels management and tho
machinery is being placod in better con
dition than for sometime past The en
gineer is an experienced machinist and
ho hopes in time to have everything in
and about tho station in first class shape
Mrs A J Durland Mrs C B Dnr
land entertained a large number of lady
friends at breakfast this morning nt
11 I0 which was served on the lawn at
the homo of the first named lady The
beautiful trees carefully trimmed
lawn and nicely arranged tables made
the scene one of boauty while the
pleasant day added its share to the en
joyment and comfort of the gneBts
The Italian orchestra discoursed sweet
music while the breakfabt which was
of three courses was being served
After breakfttBt the ladies danced
on tho lawn ran potato races and
were otherwise amused A feature of
he entertainment was a search for
birds at which Mrs Spear proved most
successful and was presented with a
beautiful hut by the hostess The occa
sion was much enjoyed by all who par
ticipated
Choice veal at the Palace meat mar
ket
Lovr Pair of aluminum spectacles
Finder leave at News oflice and receive
reward
Fon Sam A good Jersey cow
G R SniLKK
Strawberrieb 10 cents a box or 2 a
case of 2 1 boxes nt Schorregges
Wanted Mnu who has had some
with typewriters to advertise
and sell one of the standard machines
on a new and liberal proposition Ad
dress News oflice Norfolk
Channel catfish at the Palace meat
market
Lake trout at the Palace meat mar
ket
Notice
The annual stockholders meeting oi
the Norfolk Building Loan association
will be held ut the office of the secre
tary Wednesday evening June 5 1101
at 8 I30 oclock A full attendance is
desired
Try one of Karos beef roasts
BEGA
Mr ftnd Mrs Andrew Lu id were at
Norfolk on Tuesday
Andrew Henricson is shelling corn
for Mr Lundquist this week
Misses Lundquist and brother attended
church at Norfolk on Sunday
Christina Lundquist is visiting her
si6ter Mrs W H Wilken of Pierce
this week
Mrs Dr Mocomber and Mrs Speck
and sou Gordon of Norfolk visited here
on Tuesday
O S Cady representing the Hastings
Insurance company was seen on the
streets of Bega this week
Samuel Nelson of HoskinB who has
been visiting in this vicinity for a week
returned home Monday morning
Edward Wilken of Pierce passed
through this neighborhood on his way
home from Stanton where ho has been
visiting
Rev Ryder preached at the school
house Tuesday evening The attend
ance was large and the meeting was
very interesting
Farm and city loans
The Dubland Tbdbt Oo
Foil Sale House of 10 rooms in
Heights 3000 G It Seilek
Good farms to trade for town property
G Ii Seilek
Dressed chickens at Karos
Koro keeps all kinds of seasonable
meats
Walleyed pike at the Palace meat
market
Foil Sale 5 room house and 2 lots on
Fourth street 1160 G It Seilkk
SOLDIER DEADH0N0RED
No PulilU tr Uc AV llrlit Hut tlm
Irnwn V rr llirr Mrn mid
low n ttrrotntnl In Tlmlr Itimor
Although there was no general public
observance of Memorial day in Norfolk
yesterday the soldier dead were by no
means forgotten nud murks if respect
and icvoreneo were apparent through
out the city and In the cenieterieB of the
vicinity
Early in the morning the stars and
stripes and national colors tundn their
appearance from tho business blocks and
residences of the city tho business dis
trict showing almost as excellent a dis
play as though the day wuh being pub
licly observed
A committee from tho G A II post
and W I O proceeded to Prospect
Hill cemetery during the forenoon nnd
distributed lowers over tho graves of
dead coiuiadcH and members of the
corps each grave being marked with a
small American lag Several new
names have been added to the list since
last Memorial day After tho graves
had been decorated taps were sounded
hy 5 A Marqnurdt
A committee also went to the Kidder
cemetery where live graves were decor
ated and also decorated one grave in
the St Paul Lutheran cemetery
Taps were also sounded here Those
who heard this were more than over
impressed with the beauty and i flective
uess ol the sound Tho air was still
and tho musical notes were clear and
penetrating and the instrument was in
tho hands of an expert musician
Tho holiday wub observed by banks
and other similar institutions which
closed their doors but the majority of
the business houses remained open
Spri ug lamb at the Palace meat mar
ket
DrFrank Salter Diseases of children
Go to E N Vails for ice cream in all
styles Phono lll
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odioune Sen
Strawberries 10 cents a box or 2 a
cnEo of 2 t boxes at Schorregges
Sturgeon is the piano man
Spring chicken at the Palaco meat
market
Fou Saii 5 room house and 2 lots on
Eleventh street SHOO R Seilek
Houses for sale
T E Odioknr
Foil Sale 7 room house and fi lots
1500 G It Seileii
SUMMER MILLINERY
All
Goods
MADE UP
IN THE
LATEST
STYLE at
1 As E DURLANDS
A SNAP
Three quarter sections in lloyd
Co near Lynch Nebr
First class clay land with small build
ing and about Wl acres in crop on each
place growing nicely Possession giv
en June 10 1101 Only 1250 per acre
for one or all worth 2000
We also offer
a fine dtarter section 10 mileB from Ver
digre Nebr unimproved except 10
acres under cultivation at 100000
Three houses to rent 800 to 1200
to 12 0 per month
Call and see us
TRBCY DUMND
Special Sale
Commencing Thursday May i0
and continuing two weeks we
will sell onr entire line of
50c Sailors at 25c i
TnZ Shirt Waist Hats
at 75c
Genuine Bargains
If you will take time to look at
OUR LINE you will be con
T vinced that there is no assortment
in Norfolk equal to it in
t Styles
Quality and
t Prices
Miss E J Bender
WWW WWW WW WW
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You want
io Buy
Wc want
Io Sell
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II
ARDWAR
Lets get together
G E MOORE
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We have a few 6URNEY and
LA BELLE REFRIGERATORS which
we will Close Out at Cost to save
moving These arc not imitations of
Gtirncy Idea but the Genuine Gur
ncy insulated with mineral wool and
with all the latest improvements It
will pay you to look at them if inter
ested in ice boxes
HOFFMAN SMITH
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We earnestly invite a criti f
cal inspection and comparison f
V
with Millinery Stocks shown I
anywhere We give you bet
ter value at same or less prices
than any catalogue house be
sides every sale is backed by
our guaranty for honest work f
and complete satisfaction
INSKEEPS MILLINERY I
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A puzln question for many of you is
Of whom shall I buy my diamonds watches
cut glass tt All we ask is that you criti
cally examine our goods consider the way
they are made and finished who stands hack
of every piece anxious to correct- all faults
should there lie 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 F K k
M V Ii K Fine watch work a specialty
HAYES JEWELRY MUSIC HOUSE
Norfolk Neb
O A LDIKABT Phihidemt
CHAH B HttlDOK Vice rniMDKNT
W H JOHNBON Cabiiikb
LEO IASKWALK Abst Cab
The Citizens National Bank
Capital 50000 Surplus tg000
Bny anil tell hxcIiburo on thin country ami all imrtu nt fcurojin Form Loaflt
rjlrectora Oaku Abmcb W II Joiinbox Chan Hkdob O W Uuaabch
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Get What You Ask for at
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
South Bide Main St between 2d and 3d Telephone 41
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DEALER IN
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