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OPTICIAN
OCULIST
Ophthalmologist
OPTICIAN One who Manufact
ures or Deals in Optical Goods.
OCULIST A Physician who Pro
tends to Cure Eye Diseases ( ? ) .
OPHTHALMOLOGIST - One
who Understands the K > on. their De
fects and their Relation to Human Ills.
G. FW. . PRQUARDT ,
Ophthalmologist ,
Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted.
NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA.
Good lot ut Junction $ 70.00
House and } 6 acre , lid St 850 00
House , barn , U. acre , Junction. 036,00
HOUBO , barn , acre , -1th St. . . 1200.00
House nt Junction 700.00
Loans on Real Estate Low Kates.
T. E. ODIORNE.
ACOODMAMY
PEOPLE
who have tried to find something
"just us good" as
. .CHASE & SANBORN'S. .
COFFEE AND TEA
have given it up. Our trade on
those goods is better than ever.
Why don't you try ?
Sold only by
PARISH.
The Weather.
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. to.
day :
Maximum temperature 03
Minimum temperature 31
Average 57
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month 1.C7
Barometer 29.40
Forecast for Nebraska : Generally
fair tonight and Saturday.
FRIDAY FACTS.
Rev. M. A. Bullock of Vine street
Congregational church of Lincoln will
occupy the pulpit of the First Congre
gational church next Sabbath , morning
and evening.
) The SugarjCity Cereal Mills Co. has ob
tained permission to erect a set of scales
eouth of their ollico on Main street and
the work of putting them in is now un
der way.
Conductor Henry Dingman of South
Norfolk fell from n box car Wednesday
night. He fell a distance of about ten
feet striking on his head and shoulder.
His neck and shoulder were quite se
verely injured though not seriously.
W. H. FmiDricK or American i < aus ,
Idaho , who fed cattle here last winter
on the pulp of sugar beets with grat
ifying results , has brought in his
first shipment for this winter's feed
ing. The shipment was a train load of
1500 head and was brought in from Ord.
This is one of those perfect summer
days characteristic of Nebraska fall
weather when it is a great pleasure to
bo on top of the soil. With scarcely a
breath stirring nnd the sun shining
brilliantly , it is a warm enough to bring
i *
L-
luck recollections of the passing sum
mer.
Fremont Trlbuii" : A Norfolk con pin
who were married early this morning
wore aboard the Fremont passenger
train when it reached this city. The
back end of the car which they occu
pied looked like a Ohiuo o warehouse ,
duo to the thought fulness of their friends
in showering them with rice.
Some of the boy.H at the High
school have discovered n plun for
making a miuiaturo boomerang with
which they are finding considerable
aimiBomout. They out a piece of paste
board into a shape resembling an obti HO
angle ; they then place it on u surface
inclined upward and snap it into the air
giving it a whirling motion. The bit of
cardboard spiun upward into the air a
distance of several yards and if it in
will Itivnrlahlv return to
the person who started it before it
reaches the grounds. It id said to
operate on the same principle as the
boomerang used byj the bushmpii of
Australia. The piece of cardboard from
which the toy is cut should bo two to
live inches hqnaro and the shape is
quite similar to that of the Auhtralian
boomerang.
Chas. H. Marvin's company , present
ing "A Wise Member , " entertained a
fair si/.td ! house at the Auditorium last
night. Like the ordinary farce comedy
the nntnrtiiimnont is constructed with a
view to working in funny situations and
hpecialties.whlch was done very eU'eotu-
ally in this instance , the audience lind-
mg almost constant excuse for laughter.
Many of the numbers received liberal
applause and the entertainment was un
doubtedly as satisfactory as is usual
with that sort of performance. The
ou'hestra feature provided by Manager
Spear was heattily appreciated by the
audience. The Norfolk orchestra that
furnished the music has materially im
proved by the addition of several pieces
and through practice until the music
furnished last night was of a quality
seldom given a Norfolk audience.
Manager Spear proposes to continue
orchestra music as a feature of future en
tertainments if the people will indicate
that such an arrangpuient for their en
tertainment is appreciated.
LAIIOUUUS WASTED At the supar
factory.
Foil SAWS Two largo fine lots. One-
third original cost. L. M. GAYLOJID.
Attention Sir Knights.
Damascus Gomrnaudery , No. 20 will
meet in regular session at their asylum
this evening. A full attendance is de
sired. E. H. TRACY , Recorder.
Infant Collector.
Editor Buckley of the Grocery World
made some very appropriate remarks a
few weeks ago in regard to giving child
ren a small bag of candy when in their
parents' company , making a purchase or
paying n bill.
A few weeks ago I was iu'a central
city store , when a little tot wabbled in
with a long bill in one hand and twen
ty dollars in the other , saying : "I want
to pay the 'tore bill. " The merchant
took the money , receipted the bill , then
gave the little tot a bag of candy. The
little fellow ran out and the merchant
turned to me and said : "That little fel
low's mother is the most prompt payer
I have"and he explained : "A few years
ago she sent over for her bill , and in re
turn sent the bill I gave with the little
boy. After receipting the bill , I gave
him a bag of candy and from that day
to this ho will not let her go one aay
over her regular time , to pay the bill , eras
as she says he will tease the life out of
her. "
Mrs. F. H. Cornell , teacher of the
Prof. Morton tailor system , between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets , Taylor
avenue.
The only direct route between Cali-
fornia'and the east is the Union Pacific ,
"The Overland Route. " This was the
first road to span the continent with
bands of steel. It made friends in those
early days it is making them nowj1on
account of its superior service nnd
superb equipment and quick trains.
For full information call on or address
F. W. Jnneman , Agent.
FOB SALE Well improved farm on
bottom land two miles from Norfolk ,
$40.00 per acre. G. R. SEILEU.
Have You Seen It ?
Corset Froncaise de Bon Tonthe most
perfect fitting corset in the world , repre
sents the highest degree of perfection in
the art of corset manufacture.
Straight front , as well as the curve
front required by certain figures.
Colors drab nnd white. Price only
$2.50. Mas. J. BENSON ,
South Kith street ,
Omaha , Nobr.
The complete service of "Tho Chic-
ago-Portland Special" via union.Facino ,
enables passengers to reach the princi
pal cities between the north and Pacific
coast and Missouri river not only in the
shortest possible space of time , but also
in the most comfortable and enjoyable
manner. The dining cars on this train
are stocked with the best the market
affords. All meals served n la carte.
WANTED At once , at the New Ideal
restaurant waiter girl. Good wages.
A good home for sale cheap.
W. J. Gow & BRO.
PERSONAL.
Olms. Whl.tplu of Niobrara is visiting
Norfolk friends.
O. A. Martin was down from Battle
Crook yesterday.
Sheriff H. O. Hans of 1'lerco was a city
visitor yesterday.
K. J. Tate of 1'lulnvlow was n city
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. G. II. Mason returned yesterday
from visiting friends in Chadron.
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Soabury of Plain-
view are in the citytho guests of friends.
Col. J. K. Simpson loft yesterday for
i visit with his ( laughter in South
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kiolty of Tildon
were doing some fall trading in Norfolk
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ( Joldsworlhy of
Meadow Grove were shopping in JSor-
folk yesterday.
Miss Pearl Kocchig , who has been
visiting Norfolk friends , returned to
Madison this morning.
A. II. Kiesau is now oc-cupyng his
newly acquired homo on South Tenth
streetwhich had peen retminted and re
paired for his occupancy.
Dr. H. A. MittleMadt , dentist , Bishop
block. Telephone M7 A.
The finest line of now furniture that
over came to Norfolk in one shipment
has lust been received by Hoffman AJ
Smith.
Calls for dray and trannfer work
promptly attended to ! > > Millard Green
Gnu , WAVIII : > For general house
work with small family.
10 ! ) South Eleventh Street.
A funny tale it IK tint ihoy are telling
on F. N limes , the bandmaster , anent
his importation of Siguoni Horghi , the
Italian "Carmen" who will sing with
his band this winter. The contract with
Borghi said she should have lirst class
steamer passage over. She was to coaie
via London , and the time was short
enough at best , for her American debut
was sot. But when she arrived in Lon
don she found the only passage available
was n ten days boat. The Mgiiora was
aroused , and before she ceased cnblingi
it cost Mr. limes 250 , for a berth in the
Lucania , which a sick man on the other
side was willing to sell. limes' bristling
hair stsnds all the straighter now , whenever -
over ho is reminded of this first experi
ence with the troubles of an improssurio.
Foil SALD Several good farms near
Norfolk on easy terms , also a largo list
of city property. G. II. SEILKK.
Sturgeon is the piano man.
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rates. Elkhoru Buildiug and
Savings association. T. E. Omoit.VB Sen.
Foit SALE ao.OOO acres in North Da
kota. For sale on crop payment plan.
G. R. SIILIU. : :
An Embarrassing Situation.
A young man of Oreighton cuuie down
uot long since to visit one of the fair maid
ens of this city and ho spout the evening
in her society very pleasantly. When
it came time for him to leave and go
homo ho realized thnt a heavy storm
was raging. Ho had no umbrella , or
rubber coat , and when the girl's father
asked him to remain at the house until
morning ho readily consented. He is a
very bashful young man and next morn
ing when invited to a seat at the tible
very reluctantly accepted. Ho was very
nervous and agitated. He sat opposite
a mirror and disoverpd that he had for
gotten to comb his hair. Then he drop
ped his fork on the floor and as he stoop
ed to pick it up he upset his coffee.
Matters went from bad to worse until
in despair the young man quit eating
and pat his hands under the table. The
loose end of the table cloth was lying in
his lap and when he touched it he turn
ed pale. He thought it was his shirt
and in his nervous excitement while
dressing had sorgotten to put the gar
ment inside his trousers. That account
ed for the smiles and stares of the fam
ily and his embarrassment. There was
no time to lose. He horridly stuffed the
supposed shirt inside his trousers. Two
minutes later when the family arose
from the table there was a crash. The
lav in a broken mruR on thn floor.
The young man pulled three feet of the
table cloth out of his pants nnd fled
through the door. Plainview News.
W. W. Roberts has twelve millionaire
companies.
Farm and city loans.
THE DUULAND TRUST Co.
Juvenile Dancing Class.
Meets every Saturday afternoon at
2:80 : in Marqnardt hall.
Prices Cut in Two.
For one week only , beginning October
12 , will make 18 stamp photos for 25
cents , and other work accordingly.
JOHNSON AHT STL'DIO.
Foil SALE Ranch one nnd n half
miles from Tilford , S. D. 1,500 acres
deeded laud , 2,000 leased laud , plenty
living water ; all fenced ; well improved ;
Price 120,000. Would take borne Nor
folk property and farms to suit.
G. R. SKILER.
"The Overland Limited" runs every
day in the year.via the Union Pacific.tho
established route across the continent.
This celebrated train has perhaps the
finest equipped cars in the world. There
are double drawing room palace NleepotH ,
Wide VCHtillllll'd CHIN , hlllVot Nllioklllg
and library run * , dining cars , Plntwh
gas and stciuu liciit , do ,
None bitter in the world few UK
good.
good.For
For full information cull on address
F. W. .TuiH'iinui , ngiuit.
I inn going to sell cheap nil my thor
oughbred Barred Plymouth Hock fowls.
\V. H. HOITMAN.
DATTLE CREEK
Howcll Avery of Tlldcn WHH visiting
licro Sunday with relattvtu.
Ed Fuernt moved into his now dwel
ling on Halo street Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Ambrose of TlldcmVHH
viHitiiiK IHTO Siindnyttli the Ilium
family.
Albert Hull of Leigh arrived here
Monday for u week's visit with his
brother , John.
A M. Lovelai'o bnilt u new sidewalk
in front of his dwelling on Herman
street last week.
Mr nnd Mm. S F. Heitv.mun and
family went visiting with fiiendH at
Norfolk Tuesday.
1 * . H. Ingoldshy IIIIH built u nout little
liarn on IIHlacren ! of ground north of
the railroad track.
Anton HiesNo of Went Point WHH hero
Monday to look after his farm interests
in Deer Creek precinct.
Mrs b Human of Oloarwatrr , who
was visiting hero with relativcH last
week , l ft Friday again for home.
Monday Herman llogrofn and Tues
day Ilowmd Miller were shelling corn
( ' 'has. Young was running his Hheller.
Frank K. Martin of tli ICiil-'rpiw1 ,
celebrated his 'Sth birthday Friday
II1-1 paper came out all right in duo lime.
Mr. and Mrs. Curl Wolff of Hader ,
were visiting hero from Friday until
Monday with their daughter , Mrs.V. .
15. Fuerst and family.
Mr. and Mrs. FritKaufman of Fre
mont and son were visiting hero from
Sitnrday till Tuesday witli his muter ,
Airs. Sam Schneider and family.
Mrs. Caemmerer of Omaha arrived
hero Suturduy for u visit with parents ,
Mr. and Mrs Win. Schimdt , and sisters
Mesdames II. Muinner and John Glass.
.Tunics HosoborouL'h of Tildon
, ropuli-
Mean candidate in the Third commis
sion district , WHS hero the fore part of
the week to sco his friends across the
lino.
uwen UP. em came down witn two
cur loads of cattle from Long Pine lust
Thursday. His foreman , Kd. Warlike ,
came down with him to visit friends
hero.
Henry Eden sold his 100 aero farm
near town to John Werner for ? 5,20 ( )
mid Werner Bold his farm in Schoolcruft
precinct to James Sabotka for sfl.OCO
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Fuerst of Kewn-
nee , 111. , who have been visiting hero
for n few days with his brother , Fred ,
nnd other relatives , started for homo
Wednesday.
Otto II. Muas went to Omaha Sunday
and returned Wednesday. Iln bought
some fancy thoroughbred cattle them
for the Aberdeen cattle ranch at Inmun ,
in which ho is interested.
David CosBoirt and family of Liberty ,
Mo. , arrived hero Monday for an < > \ -
tended visit with relatives and friends.
Mr. Cossnirt is an old settler of this
countv. but will co back to Missouri , as
he likes it there just a little better.
LAiiour.itK WASTED At the sugar
factory.
Two car loads of new furniture just
received at Hoffman & Smith's.
One Fare for the Round Trip to Rice
Lake , Wis.
Account laud sales at Birchwood
Wis. , tho0. St. P. M. & O. railway
company will sell round trip tickets
October lii and M , return limit good
until October 22 , 11)01. ) For further
particulars call at Union depot.
F. W. JUNKMAN ,
Agent.
FOR SALE Well improved ranch
with 80 head graded cattle two miles
from Buffalo Gap , S. D.
D.G.
G. II. SEILEII.
Career anil Character of Abraham Lincoln
An address by Joseph Choate , Am
bassador to Great Britain
, on the career
and character of Abraham Lincoln his
early life his early struggles with the
world his character as developed in
the later years of his life and his ad
ministration , which placed his name so
high on the world's roll of honor nnd
fame , has been published by the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway and may
be had by sending six ( G ) cents in postage
ago to F. A. Miller , General Passenger
Agent , Chicago , 111.
OUr Winter Stock
is now complete. Cull and
compare qualities with
city stores anywhere.
J. 5 E. DURMfiD
*
i ; Marion Retort Oak Heaters
arc our specially , because we believe
them to be the best stove made , but
we have other stoves too. Call air' '
see them.
G. E. MOORE.
I N. M Hvnrylhlng at our utoro for housecleaning. . Hapollo , Nickel J
Polish ,
< > Knimiel ( lloHH , Aluminum Paint.
<
Honest effort , properly directed , with de
termination to succeed , ought to win. It
docs , "sometimes. "
We plcdtjc ourselves , absolutely , to ( jive
you fair and impartial treatment , if you yivc
your selection to us.
We have a wide experience , covering a
number of years , and feel that we can sat
isfy you if given an opportunity.
bU TO MISS E , J i , BENDER S
For Your MILLINERY.
There yon will find the Cheapcs ! , Hcsl , mid most
| ) - - ) ; ( Millinery in ilie city. Our Children's and
Misses' Iliits at 49c nnd 98c cannot he equaled. Wo
have a full line of Camel's I lair Tains.
MRS. H. H. HULL
Manicuring ,
Shampooing ,
Baths.
TliMil'IIONI ! No. HI.
Rooms on .North Ninth Street
For I'luiiibiiig ' , Steam Filling , I'umjis ' , Tank
Wind Mills
Anil all work In tlilu line call on
STITT& WHITE.
Hiitlufnctlon Gimniiitnnil ,
Hint door Kontii of Tins DAILY NKWH Olllro
LmiM ) onlorn at A. K. Inun'tico's dlllcn.
WHEN YOU \VANT A ( JOOI )
SHAVE or BATH
00 TO
W , 0 , Hall's Barber Shop ,
MAIN rtT. . THIIII ) frOOH KAHT OF FOURTH
DR. N. J. HOA6LAND ,
Osteopathlc Physician.
Office Rootrn , i and a , Itlfhop Hlock.
IUenfCi < . tMitli ncuto nnd chronic ,
ly trotttoil without tlio IIKJ of ilniKB or knife. 1
will I HI iittietuil In my ollico by my wife , Stalin
IIoiiKlniul. J All rnlle j > romj > tly iinewcrcil nt
your residence or nt my ofllce.
Office Hours :
9:00 : to taoo . m. i'lo : to 4:30 p. m.
" You : :
Cannot '
Pus/i \ \
a Man \ \
Far
; ;
Up a '
Tree. ' ' : !
You cannot drive purchasers J J
to any particular store. You ; ;
can win them by convincing < '
arguments. , ' ' .
A convincing argument atI I !
tractively displayed in the advertising - ; ;
vertising columns of this paper ;
will reach the eyes of hundreds <
of buyers in this community.
I-OR SALE.
Ilonso and throe lots on the
corner of 10th St. and Philip
avenue. Address ,
MKH. ANNA ( IKOHOK ,
El in wood , Ohio.
James Richards , M. D <
OCULIST
And Expert Refrnc-
Kxmnfimlloti of tlin OJ-CB
vw.v. to imtli'iitH iinil imlrnne. Ofllco 1101
I''iiiiiain Hi. , Omiilm. n ; > | > otiitu I'lixtou llolul ,
HENRY E. RYDER ,
PIANO , VIOLIN AND ORGAN.
Sp'C'u' npndolln and .
( lulls' Lessons asc.
NOHKOLK , - - NEHHASKA.
iaii 0 ;
OK OMAHA ,
will remnln In Norfolk daring-
the wliitur easoD.
MUSIC FURNISHED
for all occnHlone.
A. LAGROTTA , MAN. NORFOLK , NEB.
L. L. REMBE ,
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter.
Agency for the Myers Force and
Wind Mill Pumps.
Prices Right.
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Wurk
FlrHt door West of Post Office
CM R SEI LERy
Sale and
Boarding Barn.
Horses Bought and Sold on
Commission ,
Braasch Avenue
and Third St.