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\HHE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , JANUARY 2-1 - , 10)2 ) ,
IGNORANCE
Some people will take nil kinds of
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medicine from otio your to another , and
nt thn Biuno time uro always uioro or loss
nick , why is this BO ? Simple because
they don't know tlio cause of their Btclf.-
ness , KYK BTKAIN ( IIYPEUOPIA ) is the
BUBO of about ninety per cou't of nil this
KJ called sickness , it is simply a wasting
of nonro energy. All the medicine iu
the world will not euro Hyporopla ,
properly fitted glasses is the only rem
edy3. If yea hare confidence in my
ability , then'coma to mo , after an ex
amination , I will toll you your condi
tion. ,
1 will take no cnso unless a promise is
sa < lo to follow my directions.
1 don't want yonr money unless I can
do'you ' good.
DR. MARQUARDT ,
OPHTHALMOLOGIST ,
NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA.
Good lot at Junction $ ' 0.00
Houso'and % acre , 3d St 850 00
House and largo barn. ' 4000.00
House , barn , ) acre , 4th St. . . 1200.00
House at Junction. . . . . 700.00
Loans on Real Estate Low Rates.
T. El ODIOBNE.
PARISH
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Do you know that
the Access of .yxmr
salad depends large $
on the quality of the
vinegar usefl ? The
best' coolcs all ovet
the U. S. use only
Heinz' Pickling Vin
egar' We will fur
nish 'you a sample
free to try.
PARISH
The Weather.
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for thelj4 "hour8 * ending at 8 a. m. to
day : ,
Maximum temperature 31
Minimum temperature 5
Avenge 18
Snow , ' jncnes 00
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month CO
Barometer . ' 29 80
Forecast for Nebraska : Snow flur
ries and decidedly colder tonight. Sat
f urday probably fair and continued cold.
FRIDAY FACTS.
Mrs. P. A. MoNeely is on the sick list.
Chief O. E. Hartford was honored by
being elected first vice president of the
Volunteer State Firemen's association
at Nebraska City yesterday.
The cold wave forecasted by a late
dispatch yesterday afternoon has un
doubtedly arrived , but is not up to this
time as fierce as had been anticipated.
It is expected that the Norfolk dele
gation to the state meeting of the Vol
unteer Firemen's association will return
on the evening train from the east over
thoF.'E. &M. V.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
mot yesterday and organized a mission
ary socioty'with the following officers :
Mrs. L. W Scudder , president ; Mrs. S.
F. Sharploss , vice president ; Mrs. Bal-
lantyuo , secretary and Mrs. Knicker
becker , treasurer.
It is expected that Mr. A. D. Pratt
will arrive this evening from California
with the remains of Mrs. Pratt. The
funeral will bo hold on Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the Second Congre
gational church at South Norfolk. In
terment will bo in Prospect Hill ceme
tery.
tery.H.
H. T. Sonnensohein advertises n sale
of his stock and farm implements" to beheld
held at his plaoo nine mios southwest of
Stanton on Tuesday , January 28. The
stock to bo sold inolndos 100 head of
horses , 80'hoad of cattle and 160 hogs.
J. R.'Stncker and W. J. Planok will bo
the auctioneers.
The reception for Rev. W. J. Turner
and wif6 , g ivon m the parlors of the' '
First Congregational church last even
ing , was "a very pleasant affair and
largely'attended. . The ladies of the
church furnished and served choice re
freshments and the evening was spent
in a social and enjoyable manner.
The A. O. U. W. lodge has arranged
for n special session Wednesday after
noon in addition to the evening session
so that members of the class of initiates
who find it impossible or inconvuioent to
bo present during the evening may bo
admitted in the afternoon , commencing
at 4 o'clock. Deputy Grand Master
Workman F. G. Simmons has now
raised the clans above the 0 mark and
hopes to hayo the ledge membership at
or above 200 after Wednesday.
Oysters at Para's.
Have you had any stamp photon
taken ? If not now is the tlino to got
thorn 24 for 35 cents at Andrews' .
Church Dinner and Supper.
Th6 ladios.of tho'Presijytijrian ' cjmroh' '
w ' '
wll [ Borjo'diun'or ami ' pn'ppor in the , elL
Fair store building'tomorrow. . Dinner
will bo 25 cents and will be1 nerved from
li :30 : to 1 : UO. ' , Sniper will bo' 15 oo'ti\8 \
and will bo served frp'm ' 5 o clook to 7.
DINNER.
Tomato'Soup ,
' ' ' ' Potatoes
Roost Beef ,
, l > ' Baked Beans
Plum Podding . ' Pickles
Mince Pie
Tea t ' Ooffeo
BUPFBR '
Ham Sandwiches t ,
Doughnuts ( Pickles
Tea Ooffeo
Try SaUor'fi Hanna egg coal.
yynu jruui.iijDuicuiw TTIVU W , y *
Roberts. Offlco opposite the postofflco.
WANTED A pan' washer at the Ox-
nard.
Dill piokles afc Karo's.
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A choice stock of Rock Springs pea
cool at Salcer's.
Furniture for
All my housolHjld furniture is offered
at private sale until February 1.
L. E. WALLKUSTEDT.
The Voting Contest.
There is nothing sensational in the re
sult of the voting contest today , Miss
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Nenow still heading the list by a hand
some plurality. _ Miss Allbery agoin ad
vances to third place. It is known that
a great ( foal of interest is being taken in
this contest and that the coupon of
nearly every city subscriber is being
harbored for the final effort , and it
would not be at all surprising if the
vote of Bomo of the loaders runs up into
'the thousands when the contest closes
Monday noon. The coupon will bo
printed for the last time tomorrow
evening.
It is intended that the young lady
who is the winner in the contest shall
bo able to give her five friends the most
enjoyable evening possible. The play
"Tho of the Shrew "
Taming , as pre
sented by Mr. Hanford and Miss
Grautly , is strictly high class and is
well worth attending. The seats se
lected nro considered the best in the
house , but the winner may have the
option of changing'them ' for the rnoat
desirable box in the Auditorium if she
chooses. D. D. Branson , proprietor of
the livery and hack line , who has become -
come interested in the outcome of the
contest , has offered to place one of his
finest carriages at ; the disposal' the
young ladies , and will call for them and
take them home after the theatre. O.
P. Parish , grocer , has concluded that
the happiness of the young ladies will
not be complete unless he makes a con
tribution , and he will see that the party
is well supplied with some of his choic
est confections.
Following is the result of the ballot iv
noon today :
Verene Nenow , Johnson Dry Goods
Co t 145
Mae McNeil , Baum Bros 102
Nettie Allbery , Fair store 82
Anna Hermann , W. W. Roberts 78
Mrs. Ingilis , Beeler Bros 4
Enla Wise , Mapes & Hazen 4
Marie Bley , Johnson Dry Goods Co .20
Nora Oonway , Johnson Dry Goods Co. . 8
Mae Durland , Borland Trust Co 5
Anna Zuolow , Fair store 5
Anna Seymour , Darland Trust Co . 5
Lottie Knhl , Norfolk Shoe Co 1
Mab'ol Cooley , Telephone Co 1
Twenty-four stamp photos for 2 ;
cents at Andrews' photo gallery , for i
few days only.
Choice veal at Karo's.
Attention , A. O. U. W.
All members or Norfolk lodge No. 97 ,
A. O. U. W. , are requested to bo present
on Wednesday evening , Jannary 29 , at
Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock sharp , to
assist in the initiation of a largo class of
candidates. Lot every member ho pros
ent. All visitors in the city are also re
quested to bo present.
F. F. MILLEK ,
F. W. KOEIIDEII , Master Workman.
Recorder.
Pork tenderloins and spare ribs at
Karo's.
If you want a good farm cheap , EOO
J. H. Oonloy.
Salter has coal to burn order some.
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Each coupon in the Omaha Daily
News is good for one vote. Therefore
that paper's readers are requested to
save them and bring them to this office
that they may bo'sont in to the credit of
Norfolk's candidate Viola Kern.
Proclamation Celebration.
The proclamation celebration will be
held January 30. Rov. Jeffries of Lin
coln will deliver the opening address on
Abraham Lincoln , followed by others.
There will bo good singing and an
opoFBum supper.
MRS. LIZZIE GOIIDON.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Dr. Long and Mrs. Garret t woru
city visitors Wednesday.
G. II. Pierce of Wisnor visited friends
between trains yesterday.
Mrs. Schultz ot Scribnor is the gues
of her sister , Mrs. Guy Oooloy.
Mrs , Turner and daughter , Edith
were over from Madison Wednesday.
MltaL. R66d and Mr. Harrook o
Emorao'u ' were city visitors yesterday ,
Mri. Ole Lowe and Mro. Warner o
Stanton1 wore shopping1 In the city yes
te'rday. '
Dr. 0. A. MoKira has returned from
Lincoln whcrotho attended a state vet
oriua'ry mooting.
Miss Edith Monddhall nnd Mra.Jarnos
Long of.Pioroo were doing fiomo trading
in the city yesterday ,
J. W-Gjibepri , whq has boon Attending
a mooting of the poultry association , is
oxpootdd'homo tonight. ' , '
k'p" ' Blpthowor'visited'bis BiitorJIr (
JLqwis Johnson , between trains Wodnoe
any , onrouto to Sioux City.
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| iTho Norfolk , delegation who attejndqt
the Sons of Herman grandlodgo at Ne
braska City returned lasfnight.
. Mr. J. L' . Grotty'of ' Grand Junction
Ool , is in thu city , a guest at the T. S
Bheoan homo on South Third street.
, Henry Langdon of1 North Flatty
division engineer on the Union Pacific
is expected here tonight to visit his
sister , Mrs. MoKim.
Mrs. A. T. Birohard of Marshall-
town , Iowa , who has boon a guest at the
hoino'of O. S. Bridge since the death of
her daughter , will leave for homo to
morrow.
t Mr . 'and Mrs. , W. H. Sutherland of
Lind , Washington , are guests nt the
homo of Mrs. McKim for n few days.
Mr. Sutherland is well known horo'hav '
ing at one time been clerk at the Pacific
'
hotel.
G. W. Brown , jr. , if the Sioux City
business college , is hero today looking
after the interests of his branch college.
Ho expresses himself as well pleased
with the Norfolk school and is laying
plans for its conduct during tbo coming
year. He announces that the school
will bo kept open during the entire
summer and hopes to increase the at
tendance. Ho has had 200 pupils in the
Sioux City college this winter.
Dr. R. A. Mittlestadt , dentist , Bishop
block. Telephone 147 A.
The ladies of the Second Congrega
tional church will servo supper in Rail
way hall this evening from 5:80 : to 0
o'clock. Everybody is cordially invited.
Fine celery at Karo's.
Gardner & Seilor deal in improved
and unimproved lands. Ranches and
town property for sale in Pierce. Cedar ,
Knox , Wayne and Holt counties , also
lands and ranches in North and South
Dakota.
Dinner 25 cents and supper 1C cents at
the old Fair store building tomorrow by
the Presbyterian ladies.
Salto ; has nlarge supply of the follow
ing coals. Finest quality.
Rock Springs lump.
Rook Springs nut.
Rock Springs pea.
Rock Springs slack.
Hanua lump.
Hanna egg.
Hanna nut.
Hocking Valley lump.
Canyon City lump.
Illinois lump.
Hard egg , range and nut.
Sturgeon is the mane man.
Andrews will make 24 stamp photos
for 25 cents till Wednesday , January
29. Now is the time to get them.
Smoked white fish at Karo's.
Farm and city loons.
THE DURLAND TUDBT Co.
For Sale.
Thirty head of horses , consisting of
work horses , driving horses and saddle
horses. Must bo sold at once , regardless
of price. G. R * SEILEU.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between J.
B. Barnes and M. D. Tyler know as the
firm of Barnes & Tyler is hereby dis
solved. J. B. Barnes retires from the
firm and Mr. M. D. Tyler will liavo
ohargo of and close up the business , col
lect the bills and pay the debts if any of
said firm.
Dated January 17 , 1902.
1902.J.
J. B. BAJINES.
M. D. TYLEU.
Wo have secured a first class up-i
holstererand nro prepared to do all
kinds of repairing or new work.
HOFFMAN & SMITH.
A Welcome Announcement.
Every scholar who is familiar with
Shakespoar'a immortal comedy "Tho
Taming of the Shrew "will be delighted
Wth the announcement that a grand
scenio revival of the play will bo given
it the Aditorinm on January 28 by
Dharlos B. Hanford and a strong supporting -
porting company headed by Helen
3rantly. This play , however , does not I
appeal simply to scholars or persons of'
i studious frame of mind. It is so
replete with mirthful incidents and
xmnslng situations that all classes of
ihoatregoor drp batjsflpd bv its prosqnta-
; ion. Wherever the piece has deen pro-
jduced this season the reports mvy thu
it IHIH boon played to ImmoiiHOaudience
I who have tdgnHlud their approval b
frequent btirntH of luughtor and lumrt )
I applause. Mr , llanford and Mln
Grantly are said to have scored HUOCOHH
In the loading rolmi of 1'otruuhlo IUH
Kathorino.
Take dinner and tmppor with thi
Presbyterian Indies tomorrow in the oh
Fair store building. Dinner 25 contH
and supper 10 cents.
If yon want stump photos now in
your Jimo ( o got hdin lit for 25 cunts
at Andrews' gallery ,
Heinz mince meat at Karo'n.
BATTLE CREEK
John Ouimormnn went to Slonx City
Wednesday.
P.iF. Zhumorman transacted business
in Pierce Wednesday.
Editor Martin of the Enterprise was a
Norfolk visitor Monday.
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t Henry GHssman of Norfolk was \ \ \
here on busineiu ) Monday.
Ohas , 'Martin of Norfolk was here
Tuesday for a visit with his brothorn.
Walter Derrick loft for Bradshaw ,
Oregon , Sunday , with the intention ot
locating.
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, Glaus Nouwork was a Norfolk visitor
Saturday and Bam Schneider visited
friends there Sunday.
Frank Peterson of Madison was visit
ing hero Monday with his parents , Mr.
and Mrs. Ileiiry Peterson.
A petition is being circulated in the
town for the waterworks proposition at
the next election. It is being generally
signed.
There is quito a little corn stalk dis
ease tirnong stock in our vicinity. H.H.
Lyman lout five of his bent young horses
last week.
George O'Neil , who has booi | visiting
here about six mouths with bis cousins ,
went to Buttu , Montana , Monday , to
look after his mining property interests.
John Wright , who is going to quit
farming , is going into the real estate
BiuoBS. Ho will occupy one of the
rooms above the Valley bank for office.
John Lnoht , one of our old and best
farmers near town , had the fore finger
on his right baud crushed in a feed
grinder lust week and the first joint am
putatod.
Mr. and Mrs , Adolph Brodehoof t , the
young couple married last Wednesday ,
loft Monday for a pleasure trip and to
visit their relatives at numerous places
in Missouri.
It iu said that Ohas. Flores of Norfolk
has bought Wm. Young's harness shop
here. Mr. Flores is n brother-in-law ol
Contractors Herman and Ohas. Werner
of this place.
Mrs. Leonora Snyder and two child
ren arrived hero Monday from Rocky
Ford , Colo. , fqr an extended visit with
iier parents , Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Barnes ,
and other relatives.
Hansen & Reavis have put a new ad
dition to their blacksmith office. They
also put in a lot of machinery of now
designs. Wo have four first class black
smith shops hero now.
The local telephone company has
everythingabont finished. All they have
to do yet is to stretch the wires. They
have 41 phonos. The central office is
above tlio Valley bank.
Manager Sprocher of the Nebraska
Telephone Co. , of Norfolk , is here con
tracting with some to put in private
telephones. Ho gave our homo telephone
company n friendly chat Tuesday
night.
Some people hero are so busy that
they have hardly time to eat or to sloop.
Tno other day your scribe , who shaves
liiinsolf , was just done with that work
on one side of his face but had to quit
on account of business. Ho finished the
| ob the next day.
Friday evening Mrs. Samuel Ktirpgo
woit died at' her home in Green Garden
and was buried in the Lutheran cemetery
there on Monday , Rov. Donninger of
ficiating. She was 58 years old , and
eaves her husband , five sons and two
daughters. Two of the boys are farm
tig near Battle Creek.
A marriage took place today , Wednes
day , in the German Lutheran church on
Buffalo Creek. The contracting parties
were : Mr.Otto Hofman and Miss Minna
Weltx. Mr. Hofmau is the oldest son of
Rov. Hofman of Battle Creek and is
arming 10 miles southwest of town.
The lady is the oldest daughter of Mr.
Woltz , a prosperous farmer living about
0 miles from hero in the same dirco-
ion.
Thursday morning at8:45Phil.Breoh- :
oison died of asthma. He has been snf-
ering for many years , was about 70
years old , and leaves a big family of
frown children. At homo are Miss
.lizzie and Mrs. R. D. Scotttwo sons in
few York , one in Fremont and one
horo. Miss Lizzie and Willie will go
with the remains ot their father to Bnf-
ale , N. Y. , where ho will bo laid to rest
long side the grave of his wife. He
was a devoted member of the Lutheran
hnrch here ,
Farms routed for nonresidents col
lections' made. Insurance written by
Gardner & Boiler.
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rated. Elkhora Baling aiid
fovings association , T. E. ODIOBKH Sec.
for Your Favorite !
THE DAILY NEWS will uivc out Choice Scats at
"THE TAMING OF THE SHREW"
1T | i ' Ute
to the most popular , salcsla < ! y or office girl in
Norfolk.
VOTE FOR YbUR CHOICE.1
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, TJIIC I ) > ji.y .NKWH hiv over boon i\livo \
to iho liibtroiittt of education and JIIVH air ,
wayu ouiloavorod to oxtt'ud the scope of ,
the ao < | ] in > mimtof kuowlodgo whenever
an opuprtujfity proBonts iHolf. ( Wltlt
tin } end Jn view , this paper has pur *
chafed iiuoliifliYo oata for the perform * ;
fiiioo ot , yhuUo iM'aroH ( "Tho Tamingof *
thu Hlirow , ' " which the well known star.
( JivrlfW ) | 1) ) , Hanford and the beautiful
I ch aakn girl , Helen Grantly , wlllpro-
Roht lit thlB dity at the Auditorium ( , on'
TnfadnyjJanuary 28. Tiu:13AiLYNicw
will prwont'thPHo ' noatH to the Rnloaladyi
or oillun girt vulku will receive the largest )
nmunor of Totcn. iTho plan of votingilBj
iilmplo. AU that in rrmiirod for , tlioi
cithMng ot , a vote in to nil and cut out.
the coupon printed below and HOIK ! it tot
thin ofllro , InuHiininh UN there are His
KMitH , the hidy for whom the largonb
number of ballots in cast can invite llvo
of bur frlnndn to bo her guentH on the
of 28. "Thu '
( mmliiK Jitnnary Tinning'
of the tihrcw" is one of thu most amus
ing UN well im instructive of Shakus-
poaro'n ' coniudUw , It lm not buuu rn
vivod for Btivoral yc-arH and the production -
tion given by Mr H-Mifonl and hbt company in wild to ho adcmmto In ovory"
ronCt ) ) ! Tint DAILY NKWH will iinnounco thu progmH of tbo balloting each day
by publishing thu list of contestants with the number of their votus.
VOTING COUPON.
This is si vote for
employed by
candidate for sixochoico HOiiLs at tlio Anditorium for the
performance 01
Mr. Charles B. Hanford and Miss Helen Grenlly
-IN-
"THE TAMING OF THE SHREW. "
P. H. Write the nanio of yotir favorite on the line above and send or
bring this Coupon to Tint DAILY NIJWH olllco before 12 m , Jan. 27.
( Successor to Herman Kacgle. )
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Fresh : and : Cured : Meats.
. Only Good Young Beef Cut up.
Fine Sausage a Specialty. Oysters and Celery.
TELEPHONE I 14. _
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SDGfiR CITY GEREflii
nanufncturers of the
Bon Ton and Sun-Shine Flours.
Tlio lending bnVnrs of tlio Stnto mo It nnil
1P\ie > Califit - n-t-n nA
\ r\i i acK trzt .
tiiobonteroconijinndioit. every > uuarantcco.
U. A. LDlKAUr , I'UKBIDKHT. W. H , JO1INBON , CABHIEU ,
CIIAB. B. BIUIMJK , VIOB FBKBIDKNT. LKO 1-A8EWALK , ABS'T OABIII m
The Citizens National Bank.
Capital , $50,000. Surplus , 85,000.
liny "nil neil eiclinriKii on this country anil all.'pnrta of Europe. IKarm Lootia ,
Director ! . CAUL AHMUH , W II. JOIINBON , ( "HAH. S. liar DOB. 0 W. IliiAAhrn , t ; , M
H\VANK. O , A LUIKAIIT. T. F MKMNINOKH. L. BKHCIONK
MILLARD GREEN ,
DRBY and TRANSFER LINE
Piano Moving a Specialty.
'Phono f > 8. GUIs Promptly A-iwared
SHIRT. . .
BUYING
Is often a trouble to you ,
simply because storekeepers
will insist on fitting you to
the shirt , instead of fitting
the shirt to you. What you
want is a neatly made shirt
at a reasonable price , and
one yon can wear with full
comfort. Our
Made-To-Order
Shirts
| are the successful embodiment of
this principle.
Spring Styles
flre
' Tailorim Co ,
, \v'HUMPHREY ,
M-l-H-H-H-l-H-H-H-M-I 1
See ! 0 ! See !
You Will Have to Hustle If You Fol
low me.
Now Look at this , will yon ? This is
the price of Groceries :
Sugar , 20 Ibe for jj 00
FnckaRe ColTca 12
Japan Tea. beet , porlb 40
Lynn Soap , li ! bars for 25
Diamond Soip , 0 Imrs for 23
Diamond U Boap , U bars for 25
No.l Sweet Corn , per can. 07
Tomatoes , par can 03
Qal , Corn Byrnp 35
1 Ib can Raking Powilar 10
Klbcan Making Powder 05
Cracbora , per Ib 07
Champion Lye , per can OS
Older Vinegar , per ( 'al 15
Navy lioaus , per Ib 03
Chewing Tobacco , par Ib 25
SmokioK Tobacco , pur Ib 15
5c pVd Smoking Tobacco 03
Gaudy , porlb 07
Nelson's Host Raking Chocolate , per Ib. . . . 30
CabbnKt , par Ib 03
Salt , per barrel j jg
Salt , Hock , per cut cs
I'ranei , per Ib oi
Cob Tires , 2 for 05
No , 1 Hrooms 23
Crogki , pergal 03
Jn 8 , per gal. . . . , 09
Tin. and Granite'ware cheaper than yea con
bay eUewhere.
B. MYERS.
MRS. H. H. HULL
Manicuring : ,
Shampooing ,
Baths.
TKLU'HONElNO. 447.
Rooms on North Ninth Street
For Siea4 Tanki7
Plumbing , Filling , rumps ,
ll'f.J HMI ,
And nil work In tliia line call on
ST1TT & WHITE.
Bhtlefactlou'Ouarnnteed.
Firit door Weat of Ahlnau'g Bicjclo Shop ,
Leave orden at Telephone 1 } 131.
