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About The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1901)
N fM l1\i tf. XfVtrT1lf D T7T > Iff 1 n/Y1 _ _ . _ . _ . . _ , . - T T j. , , r-r s : kwVt * ; " * * wwvKtt ; * cODSl ] I AM DETERniNED TO GO OUT OF BUSINESS And Will Sell Everything in My Store at This is no "HOODOO , " but a BONA FIDE SALE. I am disposing of all my property in and around Norfolk , and shall remove from the city. For this reason I am making a GENUINE SKL.E. \ My stock is clean and well selected. A large proportion of it is NEW GOODS , but all must go , WITHOUT RESERVE. ALL GOODS SOLD FOR CASH. s - ft"a -a- THIS IS YOUR BEST CHANCE to buy Men's and Boy's Suits and Overcoats , Underwear , Shirts' , Hats , Caps and Mittens , and in fact , everything usually carried in a First = CIass Clothing Store , CHEAPER than you ever bought them before in Norfolk. COME EARLY and see for yourselves that , . * , . . ' - , , , I MEHN BUSINESS. r N WIDEI CLOTHING STOR \ E. B. KENYON , Proprietor. NORFOLK , f i W. N. HU8E. Publlalior. DAILY. KatnblUhod. 1887. Kvonr day oicopt Sntuhiy. Ily carrier per week , IS ceute , By mall per j oar , (11.00. LY NiWS-.lOUUNAI. . bo News , established , 1881. The Jonrnnl , established 1877. Kvory Friday. Ily mall per j onr , $1.00. Kntared nt the I'ostolllco lit Norfolk , Nob. , as eocond class mutter. Telephones : Kditorlnl Department , No. 22 ; Uuiiuesi OHloa nnd Job Rooms. No. 322. A Rhode Island scientist has dis covered that ho can produce n light without bent from decayed moat , but phew 1 tbp common people with common nerves will prefer to oudaro the beat of the ordinary light. ' London otlioinls hnvo prevented the anarchists of the world's metropolis from holding a mooting to "commemo- rate the legal mnrdor of the Chicago anarchists. " The London authorities are to bo commended for their notion. The Billy nonsense of those silly people hould be suppressed. Bbc should have known better than to ran the risk of having himself and Daily Drift reduced to diminutive segments by Miss Gregg with n houseful of syinpa- ithirors. The poor man should hav6 in sisted on n slight advantage instead of permitting the other side to have it all. Ho no doubt wont down with "flying colors , " however. John D. Rockefeller is the latest to declare that wealth does not moan hap finest ) , but like the assertion that mar riage is n failure each individual man and woman wants to judge for them solves. People will continue to seek wealth and got married as long ns the hnman family exists and all the advice given by those ripe with experience cannot - not change it. Government oflloials have just com pleted a test of a new dynamite gun that is to be used to defend New York harbor. It Is expected that it will blow any hostile warship clear out of the water and that it will bo practically im possible for a foreign navy to approach near euoogh to Now York to do the elightost damage to that city or any others along the coast. The Nebraska Independent says tha every republican city in the union win ita elections by ballot box stuffing. It is each silly and wholesale accusations as these that are operating against the party which the Independent endeavors to represent. A little regard for truth and HPUSO would bo n good foundation for independent papers to work on in rebuilding their party. The people can not bo fooled all the time. The Fremont Herald is one of the few democratic papers that has for a long line hold a very reasonable view of the tolitical situation. In summing up the osultn of the late election it says : The oturus teach some lo-sons and "ono of horn is that fusion was no help to the icket this year whore the losses wore east there was no fusion. There is no use shutting our eyes to this fact and it may bo of value in future reckoning. " BATTLE CREEK Mike Roonoy was n Norfolk visitor Tuebday. The Gorman mixed singing choir had a fun party nt Fred Fuerht's , near town Sunday. Peter Zimmerman is putting n brick 'emulation under his dwelling in High- and park'this week. J. D. Taylor departed Wednesday for Fnllorton , Mo. , whore he has a position n n hospital nt that place. John Magner has bought three acres of ground in Highland park and intends o put up n nice dwelling. The citizens of Battle.Croek had a tele phone meeting Saturday and it was do- idod to put In n private telephfcuo plant hero. J , W. Dnuner has started n billiard and pool hall in the valley bank block above Goo. Ziminorinaun's shoe nnd hardware store. Sunday holy communion services will bo hold at the Lutheran church and a collection will bo taken up for the Luth eran congregation at Hastings. Manager Spear does not often allow the Auditorium to be open to two first class attractions'within three nights of each other but next week he will moke an exception of the rule , having made n telegraphic contract for Lincoln J. Carter's now melodrama "Tho Eleventh Hour" for next Tuesday evening , this stand being necessary to a successful jump from Omaha to Sioux City with out losing a night. Herrmann the Great follows and the theatre goltig public will readily ngree that both nt tractions deserve n full house. Carter's company carries nil their own scenery nud is one of the most successful of the 10 or 13 companies managed by that gentleman. ' ' Among his other scenic productions nre the "Fnst Mail" nnd "Remember the Maine. " Madison County Teachers. Program of the fourth general moot ing of Madison county teachers at Bat tle Creek. November , a ! ! , 1001 , at 1 p. m. Music Instrumental solo , Mrs. Mon- tross. Paper Manners nnd Morals.Gortrudo Wade ; discussion , Lotio Kuesol , Mnttio Simmons and Minnio'Rooves. Music Vocal duct , Misses Minnie Zimmerman nud Nellie Craig. Paper Unseen forces in the Dovel- opomout of Character , Idollo Taylor ; discussion , Susan B. Diusmoro , Mollie Taylor , Lucy Williams. Recitation Stella Willborger. Paper Some Educational Shams , Supt. R. G. Mossmau ; discussion , Prin. O. A. Preston , Supt. D. 0. O'Connor , Hattie Allberry. Music solo , Mrs. Edwnrd Tanner. Paper What Should bo the Teachers Supreme Aim , Prin. Goo. W. White ; discussion , Mollie Bush and Elsie Sim mons. Music Solo , Mnbollo Richardson. Recitation The Black Horse nud His Rider , Bertie Funk. Discipline General discussion , Hattie Mayhow , 'Mary1 O. Crooks , Norella Funk , Anna Shipley , Bertha Richard- sou , D. "W. Hanlon , Gertrude Ryan , Prin. Oman Bishop,1 Supfc O : W. Crurn and Jnliu Stafford. Tench'ors will assemble at the High school building at 11 n. m. Choice veal 10 cents n pound nt Palace Meat Market. Relief for StoutJWomen. The "Nemo Self-Reducing" is the only corset for stout women that posi tively reduces the abdomen , relieves those who are physically weak , gives n graceful figure nud assures n perfect fit ting dress. All this is accomplished by the "Self-Bedncing idea " , a now method of adjusting. See exhibit in south show window. See the 50 cents pleated satin belts wo nre selling for 25 cents. Mus. J. BENSON , South 10th street , Omaha , Nebr. The complete service of "Tho Ohio- ogn-Portland Special" via Union Pacific , enables passengers to reach the princi pal cities between the north and Paciflo 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. THE NEWS keeps its job department up-to-date with the latest faces of type and does its work in approved style. I MEAN You. No difference who or where you are that don't cut any figure. All we care about is to know w h e t h e r you are figuring on buying any lumber or building material. Tf you are , we want to say to you , "Don't make the mistake of buying before you get our prices. " Our stock includes everything in high- grade lumber and building mate rial , and we can make attractive prices on whatever you want. i : LOUIS 0. MITTELSTADT , : : ( lumber Dealer , NORFOLK , - - NEBRASKA. J.C. YOCUM , RESIDENT PIANO TUNER. Ofllco with J. D. Sturgeon , NORFOLK , - - NEUUASKA. 5S & TYLER , J J. I Attorneys nt Law , Norfolk , - - - Nebra la DR. H. T. H OLDEN Homeopathic Physician anil Snrgeoi ) Olllce , Citizens National Bank Building. Telephone 101. Siinitnrinm and Keeldonco , Main and 13th 81 Telephone 9 , Norfolk , - - Nebraska. JR. N. J. HOAGLAND , Osteopathlc Physician. Diseases both ncnto nnd chronic Bnccessfally treated without UEO of drugs or Icnifo. Phone No. F 54 , OQlco at residence , 109 North 10th Street , . Norfolk , . . . Nebraska fifJ. . COLE , DENTIST. Office over Citizen's National Bank. Residence one block north of Congregational church. Norfolk , - - Nebraska ] yISS MARY SHELLEY Fashionable Dressmaker. Dp ttnlrs in Cotton block , over Bourn store .First-class work guaranteed. Norfolk , Nebraska ] yRS. SADIE HART MILLER. J. OsteopathicSPhysician , Rooms overlllnyee' Jewelry House , Norfolk. POWERS & HAYS , Attorneys at Law. Rooms 10,11 and 12 , Mast block , Norfolk - - Nebraska QESSIONS & BELL , Undertakers and Embalmers , Beitiona I31k. , Norfolk Ave. i t Norfolk , Nebraska Pacific Hotel , Special rates made to boarders by week or month. Rooms Steam Heated and Electric Lighted. First Class Accommodations J. R. ELDER , Sioux I ( City Florist , Awarded first premium on F.uneral Designs. Handsome Roses , CarnationsPalms , Ferns Flowers shipped in fresh condition. 'Phone 466L. City office : Cor. Cth nnd Piorco. For PlombiDg , Steam Filling , Pomps , Tanh And all work in this line call on STITT & WHITE. S&tisfactiongGnarantood , First door South of THE DAILY NEWS Office , Leave orders at Telephone A 221. W1IEN YOU IVANT A GOOD SHAVE or BATH ' 4 GO-TO W. D. Hall's Barter Shop , MAIN BT. . THJUD DOOft BABT OFFOURTH. MRS. H. H- HULL ' " - Manicuring , Shampooing , r - Baths. 1 H j TELEPHONE No. 417. Rooms on North Ninth Street MILLARD GREEN , DRBY and TRBN8FER LINE' Piano Moving a Specialty. 'Phone 08. Calls Promptly Answered. G.R.SEILER , V Sale and * L Boarding Barn. : 4 Horses Bought and Sold on- Commission , Orawcn Avenue 'DUnUE ' and Third St. rHUNt
