NOliFdLK NEWS-I : < mTJAY , ,25 , , 1902 ,
6FNSON
Every Department is groaning for more room to show our Immense Stock of New Spring Goods. Visit our store. Ask to be shown any < > <
; ; goods i you arc interested iii. Our stock is so/large many of the popular lines cannot be displayed in the store. < > ;
Silks.
Our reputation for Hlnclt Dross Silks has become one-
of the strongest font urea of our Htoro. No where run
our values bo excelled The "Knterpiiso War , i tod"
Silks iiro of world-wide reputation.
WARFTANT
BLACK Si L
Send for samples and rompare with any di-alor in the
U. S. The Popular Waist Silkc , JMoiro Ami Velours
White nnd Hlaclc , Linen Colored Luisor Silk , Wash
Silks , Walstiugs , Puoii Velvets , all iciuHng Shades , oto.
Wash Gooi'is.
"Never , never wore they spAicnntiful , " is a common
expression. Style decrees , In favor of those goods as
never before hence importers and domestic manufac
turers hiVvp.tied thohy utmost skill to rival in produc
es / Rtoejc-is many times as largo as iu any
, and the Graceful Sheer Fabrics arc very
Cpftson early. They are Belling rapidly
Ik. . . . Tissue , Plain and Silk Emb. , highly stylish in
4t Eastern dross. "Boules Do Solo , " imported , "Gau/.o
Do ToUio , " "Ardsley S1U Dot , " "Hibbon Tissue , "
"Louo Swiss , " "Czarina Silk" and many others iu the
Bwollost styles produced.
The best Imported Linen Ginghams. . line and 50o
Domestic Linen Ginghams \ 2rm
Silk GiuKhtims -Inc , Too and $1.00
Madras Ginghams 25o and ! (5o (
Xophyr1 Ginghiuns lee and 2 , " > o
T o a yard to $1.00 in assortment to jilonso all.
W. N. I1U8K. Publisher.
Kstnbllsbed. ISM.
Krorr day oxcepi Sunday. lly carrier | ior
week , IS cotite. lly mntl iior year , tfl.OO.
WKK1C1A' NinVS-JOUltNAI * .
Tbe News , established. IKS I ,
The Jnurnnl , eetnbllsliod 1S71
Every Friday . Hy mull tier year , $1.M > .
Kntorod at the Poetolllco nt Norfolk , Neb , , ne
second class mutter.
Tdenbonen : Kdttorlnl Department , No. 12
linslness Olllce and Job Rooms. No. 322.
Republican County Convention.
To tlioiopubllcan elector * o [ Madison couijty ,
Notice in hereby Riven that republican dolo.
cate convention if the ropuhlicnn elector * of
Madison county , NobrnsVa1I1 bo hold at
llattlo Crook , iu f Bid county and etnti on tlio
7th dny of May , 1WK , nt I o'clock in tlio after
noon , for tlio purpose of selecting delegates to
tlio ttato commit lot ) , cnuerteslcmil couvontton
Bud tonutorialcomcntiou and nlso for tlio pur-
poionf selojiirg n new county central comirlt.
tec , niul for the trai etct'on of inch other bust *
It is further recommended by the committee
-that the pr ivmrles for Ilia selection of tlio dole-
nates of the \arion precincts be held not later
tbeu riatunlxy , May S , IMC.
Witness out haul. thi ! > 20th dny nf April ,
190J. U. u. IUSOLUS ,
W. A. HKWI.KUKX , Cbairinan ,
Secretary.
It may bo all right for Rosa Hudspoth
of the Stuart Ledger to intimate that
"a woman with a $10 hat may have on
n pair of threadbare hose , " but it might
IJB highly dangerous for a inau editor to
originate such sentiment.
W. M. Robertson continues to receive
flattering mention iu connection with
the governorship of the state , , not only
in thfs section but alsoiu the south Platte
country. At this distance from the con
vention , his prospect for receiving the
nomination is equally as good as that of
nuy other avowed candidate. Tildeu
Citizen.
It is given out that a change in 23 of
the congressional districts of the country
will give the house of representatives
into the control of the democrats.
There are n few who will disagree with
this statement. It is quite probable ,
for instance , that there vill bo n change
in the Third district of Xebnx ha but it
is not likely that the change will go to *
ward giving the democrats control of
the body. While this may be true of the
Third Nebraska district it is probable
that the republicans in other districts
will be compelled to exert themselves
It would not do for the country to be nf-
"Ready-to-Wcar Department.
LADIES' TAILOR MADE SUITS.
- Practical , Money Saving Well Tailored Suits at
prices BO moderate they will surprise you. Wo aio
showiug the newest and
most elegant np to-dnto
styles , mndo for us by
the bcsflfow York man
ufacturers. Our $ 10.00
Suit will prove to you
that wo soil you suits
cheaper than any city
Splendidly T r i m in o d
Jacket and Skirt , all
Wool material , /Blnok / ,
Blue or Castor , $10 00.
Othern correspondingly
peed , fl'J 50 , fJin.fiO ,
$10 00 , $17.00faO.OO ,
$25.00. .
Skirts.
Over UOO now Skirts
this spring. Our salon
surprise us. But the tail
oring , the hang and the
flt and the "values wo
give make the sales.
Marvelous values in Silk
Skirts , $7 50 , $10.00
$12 50 , $15.00 , $20.00 ,
$25.00. Wool Materials
$ ! ) 50 , $5.00 and np to $10,00 , Cotton Coverts , Linen
and Pique Wash Skirts 7fio to $11.00. '
Raglans , $7.50 , $8.50 , $10.00. $12.50. Oxford and' Tan
Rnglaud Mackintoshes , $11 50 , $5.50 , * 7 HO Oxford and
Tan Ohildrtm's Jnckets , to 12 years , $1.50 to f 1.00.
KomomiH and Dressing Sacques , neater and prettier
than over , made in Sheer Lawns , white and delicate
figures , Itfic , 75c , $1 00 , $1 25. $1 50.
J3lack Lustre Petticoats , $1 00 to $11.00 , prettier than
over.
, SHk Waists , Dross and Stylish Effects in Black and
Colors , $ ! ) ,50 to $7 50 , Ask to bo shown our Silk
Waists.
Muslin
Underwear.
A
Large
New
Assortment.
THC ROYAL , UNDERGARMENTS
Corset Covers , daintily trimmed 18o to § 1.00 each
Skirts , daintily trimmed ! 15c to .itt.OO each
Drawers , daintily trimmed itfc to $1.25 each
Gowns , daintily trimmed 50o to $3.CO each
dieted with a do-nothing congress as It
was before the election of Cleveland when
one branch of the government operated
against the other , with the result that
neither party was nblo to accomplish
anything.
Tlio fusion two-ring oirons will lo
hold at Grand Island six days after the
republican convention meets in Lincoln ,
or on Juno 2-1. There appeared to bo an
unusual brand of harmony except in regard -
gard to the place for the meeting , the
populists insisting that it should be held' '
in Grand Island for the purpose cf
enthusing the brethren in the Fifth nnd
Sixth congressional districts. Former |
Secretary of State Porter was a prime
mover iu favor of the place chosen.
The democrats arranged to have their
convention composed of 1,200 delegates ,
while the populists expect to muster up
1,22-1 of the faithful.
A. L. Bixby , editor of the Daily Drift
column iu the State Journal , quite fre
quently departs from the excellent
humor for whloh ho is noted through
out the state , outers the political field ,
and indicates his studious nature nud
close touch with popular soutiment.
Such an item Appeared in yesterday's
issue and is as follows : "If the repub
licans nro to select gubernatorial timber
from the district north of the Platte
river why not name W. M. Robertson
of Norfolk and bo dead certain of the
right man for the place. " Numerous
editors have expressed themselves in
favor of the right man for tie } place
without indicating nuy patt'cpltr
choice , but Bixby , with his usual fore
sight , goes them one better nnd picks
out the man , and nil who know Judge
Robertson will heartily agree that he
has made no mistake.
Another sample of the Savage wisdom
was evidence in the case of William
Rhea , the murderer of Herman Knhu of
Snydor. Ho refused to commute the
sentence of death to life imprisonment
because of the fear , tthat some of his
successors might pardon him , but he
granted him n reprieve uutil a year from
the 10th of next July , which just ns
certainly places the matter in the hands
of his successors as though he had com
muted the sentence. He offers ns an ex
cnse that ho wishes to give the legis
Inturo opportunity to net on the pardon
and commutation business , which sort o
legislation is evidently needed , but h
might ns well have commuted the ECU
tenco as far ns the people are concerned
who urged that the law be allowed to
take its course and as far as his interference
once with the verdict of the court is con
cerned , includjpg a reversal of the de
cisiou of the supreme court.
RAWLIN8 CCO. . . - . C..A. fL .
Utah S-nator Dcncuncco Methods Pursued -
sued in Philippines.
Washington. April 23. Just before
the senate adjourned yesterday Raw-
llns ( Utah ) concluded his speech In
opposition to the Philippine govern
ment bill. As on previous days ho
devoted much of his time to considera
tion of the testimony taken before the
Philippine committee. He analyzed
the testimony In connection with or
ders Issued by the war department
nnd by general officers In the Philip
pines. He was particularly severe In
his denunciation of General Chaffeo
for the orders ho ! iad Issued In carry-
ins out the policy of the government.
Ho declared In ronrluslon that the
United States would reap n whirlwind
of misfortunes nnd disaster ns n result
of its policy in the Philippine Islands.
The senate passed several unobjected-
to measures of minor importance and a
largo number of private pension bills.
ACCEPT SENATE AMENDMENTS ,
House Agrees on Revised Oleo Bill
and Sends It to Conference.
Washington , A'prll 25. The house
cstonlay sent the oleomargarine bill
o conference after agreeing to the
scnnto nmendments with some modifi
cations suggested by the agricultural
committee. The opponents of the
measure offered a number of nmend
ments , the principal one of which was
designed to place renovated butter on
he same footing with oleomargarine ,
iut they were overwhelmingly voted
down. The latter part of the day wns
devoted to the ngrlcultnral bill. Fox
( Miss. ) made an-exhaustivc speech in
defense of the suffrage clause of the
Mississippi constitution.
Baseball Results Yesterday.
Nntlonnl League Now York ,
Boston , 8. Pittsburg , 3 ; Chicago. 5.
Cincinnati. 9 ; St , Louis , 2. Philadel
phia , C ; Brooklyn , 1C.
American League St. Louis , 4 ;
Cleveland , 2. ChlcaRO , 0 ; Detroit , C.
Baltimore. C ; Philadelphia , 2. Wash
ington , 3 ; Boston , 11.
American Association Toledo , C ;
St. Paul. 17. Columbus , 11 ; Minneap
olis , 4. Indianapolis , 0 ; Milwaukee ,
3. Louisville. 13 ; Kansas City , 0.
Western League DCS Molnus , 13 ;
Peorla , 12. Colorado Springs , 10 ; Kan
sas City , 22. Denver , 2 ; St. Joseph , 1.
Omaha , U ; Milwaukee , 2 ,
Mrs. Forsyth Re-Elected.
Omaha , April 25. By a unanimous
vote Mrs. Henry H. Forsyth of Chicago
was re-elected as president of the
woman * Presbyterian Board of Mis
sions of the Northwest. Her name was
received with , enthusiasm and there
was no opposing candidate. As Mrs.
Forsyth is now 111 i\l her homo In Chicago
cage and unable to attend the conven
tion , notlcif of her re-election was con
veyed to her by telegram.
Dress Goods.
The newest prevailing Cloths from 25c to $11.50 per *
yard.
Silk Grenadines $1 25 to $ ! ) .50. Eolienes , Violes ,
Mistral Cloths , the soft veiling effects , Granites , Chev
iots and many more , till stylish fabrics.
Wash
Shirt
Waists.
The , prettiest , neat
est Shirt Waists we
hnvo over shown. 50
styles to select from.
Percales , Madras ,
Gingham and Linen
Waists , i50o to $2 00.
Beautiful White
Waists , dainty ma
terials , iusertiugs nnd
embroideries , 75c to
$ ; i.f > 0 each.
The Excellence in
style ] nnd workman
ship of pur waists is
impressive. We want
you to see them.
Children's and
Misses' ReadyMade -
Made
Wash Dresses.
This is an entire now de
partment in our store , and
one worthy the attention
of nil mother ? , A Ready
Made , Neatly and Nicely
Trimmed Dress costs but
.little more tbnu the price of
making. Our stock is large.
Gingham , Percale , White ,
Linou and Mull and In
fants' White Slip , 25o to
$2.00. We urge every
woman interested to inspect
this lino. You will bo con
vinced or the saving to you.
Foil SALE One 5-ncre trace adjoining
city also 2 tracts of 10 acres each in edge
of town. GARDNER & SEII.EK.
FOR SALE A large house on Third
straet , also two cottages at Junction.
GARDNER &SEILER.
F. E. & M. V. R. R. Low Colonist
Rates
to Pacific coast , and intermediate points
in California , Oregon , Washington ,
Idaho , Moutann , etc. Commencing
March 1 and continuing every day un
til April 80 , 11)02 ) , .very low , second class ,
colonist , one way tickets will be sold , to
ppints in above named territory. For
farther particulars please call on the
undersigned. H , 0. MATRAU ,
Agent.
AGENTS WANTED
Afe of T. Uewltt TrtlinHKe , by hie ton , REV
FRANK HEWITT TALUAdE and usioclato
editors of Christian Heral * . Only book endorsed
dorsod by Talma a family. Enormous profl
for RROiits who act quickly. Outfit ten cets
Write Immediately Cliirlc Ar Co , , U2i ! S. Ill
SU I'hlln. , I'll. Me tiou tbta | > iper.
Real Estate , Loans ,
SIMPSON'S CORNER
FOR RENT TlircOiroom up stnlri-cbeap
FOR SALE Two story and wing 7-roora
ionet , lot CO by 176 feet , largo barn , good well
100-barrel cistern , hen bouse , good cellar , 1
one of the boat blocks In the city. J700.CO.
FOR BALE One and one-bait lots in Done
Place. Large trees on.
FOR BALE-Fine corter lot on Norfolk ave
nue , 58 by lit feet ,
FOR SALE Neat cottage , good order ; water
barn : Vi acre no nis the street KOi'S with it ; I
corporation , CflEAP.
Come and BOO me. Let us talk. 1 hate tw
good insurance companies , Palatine of Lomlo
and American Central of St. Lonls , and will bo
glad to Insure you from fire or tornado.
J. E. SIMPSON ,
Oince at llardy't Coal Offlce.
SHOE SALE.
Money
Saving
Shoes.
200 pairs , Women B , Misses , " and Children's , God-
man's celebrated wearing shoes ut SPECIAL OUT
SALE PRICES.
Child's 85c kid shoes at Ooc. Y
Girl's $1 00 kid shoes at 80c.
Girl's $1.10 kid shoes at 8fic. ' *
Girl'Hl 25 kid shoos at $1.00. , ' ?
Child's $1.00 tan shoes at 75c. >
Girl's $1 2f > tan shoes at $1.00. *
Girl's $1.-IO tan shoes at $1 10. -T'
Women's $2 00 tan shoes nt $1 .fiO. *
Women's $1. < > 5 tan Oxfords at $1 25.
The above are all correct present styles and a direct
positive saving to every customer.
CARPETS.
A City Carpet stock at Lower
than City Prices. This statement
is easily verified by any intelli
gent shopper.
50 styles very best full standard
All Wool Ingrains , 50 , GO and 05c.
Heavy Cotton Chain Ingrains ,
45o.
20 styles Carpets. Ax-
minster , Velvets , Body Brussels ,
etc. , $1.00 , $1 25 and $1.50. > j
Mattings in large variety , 15 , .
20 , 25 , ! 30 and 50c. #
0x12 Rugs in the Popular styles for this season ,
$15.00 , $10 50 , $20.00 , $25.00 and $115.00.
Our Carpets are sold upon their MERITS , We will j <
be pleased to show you.
House Furnishings.
Large stock new "Laco Curtains.
Large stock new Portiers.
Rope Portiers , $2 00 , $2.50 , $3.00 ,
It needs no praise to those of you who are using it. Butte
to those who have not , we ask you to try it. We are now
- . , . , , . - - receiving orders daily through the mails from nil northeastern -
eastern obraskn , nnd many into Wyoming , South-Dakota , etc. Wo naturally feel-highly pleased at these results , - *
ana shall strive to extend it and reach every family who cannot visit our store. Send for samples. Your requests {
will bo ns carefully attended to and exactly in every instance at the same price as though you were in our store.
Rupture Cure.
The Empire Rupture Cure Co. of
Omaha , Nebraska , will hereafter have
one of their physicians make regular
trips to Norfolk once n mouth , for the
purpose of consulting with and treating
all who are suffering from any form of
rupture. Their head physician , Dr. A.
, T. Cook , the rupture specialist , will be
at the Pacific hotel Saturday and Sun
day , April 2(1 ( and 27 , where he can be
consulted free of charge. Our repre
sentative Mr. E. F. Harrington , will bent
nt the nbovo hotel during the present
week to furnish information and litera
ture.
ture.We
We have several parties wanting to
purchase houses from $000 to $1200.
GARDNER & SCILKK.
Parents and guardians should bo ut
the "deestrick skulo" entertainment to
night to assist the teacher in preserving
order.
M-M7 ! M--M M M
The Northwestern
Trust Company ,
INCORPORATED.
*
OMAHA , = = = NEBRASKA.
Peter Jacobs , President.
A. Buchanan , Secretary.
WHY PAY
RENT ?
You can buy yourself a home with the
money you now pay for rent.
This company fur
nishes the money to
buy you a Home or a
Farm in "any locality
and gives you 16 years ,
and 8 months to pay
it back at the rate of
$5.50 per month on
$1,000 without in-
terest.
Slrictest Investigation Courted
For further information apply to
ROBT. T. WISINOM ,
Oxriard Hotel. J
Office hours : Until 9:00 : a. in. ; 12:00 : to 2:00 : p. m. ; ±
6:00 : to 10:00 : p. m.