THE NORFOLK WEWS : V1UOAY , MAIU'll 20. lIHKt. II
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE
and a great difference too , who fits your
glasses. If they arc Incorrectly ground
you will suffer au iujury to your eyes.
Wo don't claim to have any super
natural knowledge of the human eye ;
but we liavo made optics n special Rtudy
and do claim that wo nro nblo to cor
rect any error of refraction that comes
to us , and thereby relieve eye strain
According to reliable authority 85 per
cent of all human ills are duo to eye
defects.
DR , MARQUARDT ,
OPHTHALMOLOGIST.
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD
The Elkhorn B. & S. association will
make yon a loan to build or buy on fa
vorable terms.
T. E. ODIORNE , Secretary.
PARISH
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THE
RELIABLE
GROCER
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Walk = 0ver Shoes
AN AMERICAN BEAUTY-
not the rose kind , but the shoo kind , is
what we're glad to bo able to present for
the attention of thfl public on this dato.
Our $3.60 and $4.00 shoe for men reflects
credit on its manufacturer , on us , its
sales agent and on you if you're its
proud possessor. 'Tis a fine shoe any
way yon take it make , style or wear.
We Keep Open Evenings until
0:00 : o'clock.
The Palace Shoe Store.
FRIDAY FACTS.
Heavy wagons continue to get stuck
in the mud through down town alloys.
Duck shooting is not bad in the
sloughs and rivers around Norfolk just
now.
now.Bnrrell
Bnrrell Reed was in the city this morn
ing and reports his section of the count
try in a bad way on account of water.
A regular meeting of Damascus com *
mandery will be held this evening.
There will bo work in the Red Gross
degree.
Mrs. 0. 5. Hayes entertained a nnm-
' ber of the grandmothers of the city
Wednesday afternoon at an old-fash
ioned quilting boo.
A swift bicycle ride down Norfolk
avenue this morning would'Lave cured
a very Rtnbborn cnsn of indigestion , but
the euro would have been worse than
the dUeoHo ,
John Ohittick wan called to Btauton
this morning by n message announcing
that his father , n man 83 yours of ago ,
suffered a stroke of paralysis whloh re
sulted fatally ,
The ladies of the M. E. Aid Society
paid n surprise visit to Mrs. Hall yontor-
day afternoon , took their lunches and
their work and hostess and guests spout
the boms pleasantly.
The Olork's union will not moot to
night , as planned. The olty hnll will
bo in use by the democratic convention
and the clerks will not got together un
til next week some time.
The republicans of the Fourth ward
did not elect n candidate for the olty
council last night. They have made no
choice as yet , although it is rumored
that S. Dull may bo named.
Tramps are thick. Never before have
there boon so many mon "on the raid"
as there are this spring. They have
struck Norfolk from all directions , but
mostly they are out of the Black Hills.
The jail was full of them last night ,
again.
There are wooden wagon whoelc ,
steel wheels , rubber-tired wheels and
wheels of other sorts , but it has boon
loft to some of the Norfolk wagons to
roll along on wheels apparently of solid
mud. The deep mud of yesterday and
the freeze up of last night did the busi
ness.
ness.Tho members of Deborah Rebecca
lodge entertained the Odd Follows and
their ladies at a box social in Odd Fel
lows' hall Wednesday evening. With
the program and the refreshments pro
vided the evening was passed very
pleasantly , as they always are when the
Robeckahs entertain ,
Two apprentice girls wanted at Miss
Bender's millinery store.
The best methods only are emplovod
in the healing of disease by Dr. Caldwell -
well , give her a call and you will bs
pleased. Satisfaction guaranteed to all.
Will pay cash for five or six-room
house. See J. H. Oonley.
PIERCE GATES GO OUT ,
Give Norfolk a Ten Foot Raise in Two
Nights. Going Down.
Between Wednesday night and this
morning at 8 o'clock , the water in the
Northfork river raised all but an inch of
ten feet at the Sugar City Cereal Mills.
The rapid rise was due to the going out
of the gates at Pierce Wednesday night.
The mills in this city have boon unable
to run since yesterday noon on account
of it.
It is a singular thing that the high
water marks always como on the same
days. Through a series of six high
water years the marks have been exact
ly the same on the same dates. In 181)7 )
and 1898 , together with other years ,
the water of ftjarch SO was at identical
ly the height reached today.
The mills have already lost 10 days
this month , more than ever before , and
will not bo able to run again until
Monday. At 8 o'clock this morning the
water began to fall and has been drop
ping ever since. There will be no
danger from it.
Commencement Programs.
TIIE NEWS has samples of commence
ment programs from three of the lead
ing manufacturers in the United States ,
which it will be pleased to show to any
one interested. The designs to select
from are handsomer than we have ever
been able to show before. Call and see
them before placing your order.
Order your table butter from the Bee
Hive.
The annual meeting of Prospect Hill
Cemetery association will be hold at
Sessions So Boll's on Monday afternoon ,
March 23 , at 2 o'clock for the purpose
of electing a board of trustees and such
other business as may properly come be
fore the meeting.
L. M. GAYLOUD ,
Secretary.
For Sale.
$1,000 buys eight-room house on
Second street.
$1,800 buys seven-room house on
Seventh street.
$1,600 buys six-room bouse and two
lots on Tenth street.
$1,500 buys six-room house and two
lots on Ninth street.
$950 buys good house at the Junction.
$2,000 buys fine homo on Fourth
street.
$1,600 buys a good 80 acres five miles
from Norfolk.
GAUDXEB & SEILEU.
WANTED Two or three lots in a good
location. J. H. GONLEY.
Do uofsend away your old ingrain and
Brussel scarpets. In three weeks wo will
be ready to weave them into rugs. Wo
are getting a loom from the factory at
Sioux City and will weave such rugs as
they weave there. W. J. WHITE ,
Corner Fourth and Madison.
Children's Spring Coats and Jackets.
Sizes from the first long coat up to
10 years. Fine light welghtwool cloths ,
beautiful qualities of Sicilian , in navy
blno , new blue , mode , grays and black ,
black taffeta silk , moire , etc. , handsome
ly trimmed with cords , fancy binding
and stitching , batiste and Arabian col
lars. Prices $1.50 to $12.00.
MRS. J. BENSON ,
South Sixteenth street ,
Omaha , Neb.
I have a cash customer for a four01
five-room residence. J. H. CONLBY.
If anything of importance happens in
the world today you road it in tonight's
NEWS. Tomorrow morning the big
dailies have it.
Get your Shilling's extracts and tea
at the Bee Hive.
Will be Done as Soon as the
Weather Permits.
CONTRACT LET FOR DIGGING.
Others Will bo Mndo at Once Will bo
75 to 100 Mon Employed at Times
W , A. King Will Excavate for the
Foundation.
The Baptist church will bo moved as
soon as the weather will permit. The
contract for the moving was lot several
days ago to George Btalcop and the
movers are only waiting now for the
roads to got into form.
The now location for the church
building will be at the corner of Fitfli
street and Philip avcuuo. The organi
zation has boon in possession of this
property for some time.
The work of excavating the ground
iniulo vacant by the removal of tiio
udillco will begin immediately after.
Tiio contract for this has boon lot to W.
A. King. The contract for the bricltH.it
was said by Mr. Elirln'mlt this morning ,
will very likely bo lot to Herman Go-
recko. "I want , " said the president of
the construction company , "to put as
much of the work with local men us
possible , if they will gut around. "
There will be a largo number of mon
employed on the building constantly.
At times there will be more than othoiH ,
aud when the iron workers , stouo cut
ters , musouH , plumbers and the like ,
all got to working ut once , there will bo
between 75 and 10i ) men on the force.
A snap in a house in good location ,
$ -150 if sold quick. J. II. Co.NLKY.
Throe-pound carton crackers 18 cents
at the Bee Hive.
BATTLE CREEK.
Otto H. Maas visited in Madison Mon
day.
day.Jess
Jess Reeves was ever from Madison
Tuesday
0. S. Hayes was up from Norfolk
TuesUay.
John Henderson was up from Norfolk
Saturday.
Grandpa Neuwork was 88 years old
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Simmons of Auoka is visit
ing with relatives.
M. L. Thomson made a business visit
to Tildou Saturday.
John Hermann of Norfolk was hereon
on business Tuesday.
Charles Marsh was down from
Meadow Grove Saturday.
D. J. Brnjo , who has boon sick with
pneumonia , is improving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. August Steflln and sou
Simon , are visiting relatives in Iowa.
Fred Echteubamp of Creighton wiis
visiting with friends hero this week.
A. Axen of Stauton is visiting here
with his daughter , Mrs. Chas. Probst.
Ohriss Miller and Geo. Hobus trans
acted business in Norfolk Wednesday.
Sam Kurpgeweit of Madison has been
visiting with his sous , Leopold and Carl.
Eighteen carloads of cattle and hogs
were shipped Iroui this station last
week.
Howard Miller is building a house
30x42x10 , on Herman street in High
puik.
Presiding Elder Bithel of Neligh oc
cupied the pulpit ut tko M. E. church
Sunday.
ROT. T. J. Elkins of Hiawatha , Kan
sas , preached in the Baptist church
Sunday.
Mrs. John Sutherland and little son ,
Earl , of Madison , were visiting rela
tives this week.
Conrad Werner has bought the Joe
Martin 160 acres two miles west of
town for $3,300.
Lon Losoy , who has been visiting
with his parents , returned to Billings ,
Mont. , Thursday.
The river bridge north of town has
gone out and a ferry boat is being run
for the convenieuco of these who desire
to cross.
John Erbst of Boomer , who was visit
ing with the Mantey families , left
Wednesday for Bloomfleld to look at
some land.
Fred Williams arrived hero Monday
from Alcestor , S. D. , for a visit with
relatives and from hero ho will go to
Bntte , Mont.
Miss Barbara Scott returned Sunday
from a two weeks' visit ut Omaha , hav
ing been there to have her eyes treated
in one of the hospitals.
A change has been made in the work
ing force of the Battle Creek Valley
bank. John Lamly has gone to Tildeu
to take a position in the State bank and
Win. Stafford of Norfolk has taken his
place hero.
Doan Cloyd , who was so badly hurt
some tinio ago in a runaway on his
way home from Norfolk and was taken
care of at the home of John Ray , is now
homo with his parents , Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Oloyd , near Yellow Banks , and
has BO far recovered that ho is able to bo
out of doors once more.
Mrs. Katlmriua Frank died Saturday
morning of erysipelas. She was CO
years of ago and had been suffering for
several years. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon from the Lutheran
church , Rev. J. Hofmau officiating.
She leaves three sons to mourn her loss :
John , Fred and Charles Mozer.
Next Monday evening , Norfolk Aud
itorium patrons will witness a present
ation in this city of Daniel Sully's pleas
ing play "Tho Old Mill Stream" . There
is a mysterious something in this play
whloh appeals to all theatre-goers.
The story is simple but wonderfully
Interesting , depleting I\H It docs the
1 doings of au evening on I ho ro < td of life ,
j The characters are novel , natural and
eloquent. Some uro.olo < imnit in their
simplicity , as there in no attempt to
awaken applause either in the lines or
the situations. Yet the applaiiBo come ? ,
for the fltrongthof the HCUIIUH oairy away
the audience , which nightly domandH
that the curtain go up and down several
times after the last act. This Is u tri
bute to the play , for rarely dnos an
audience linger after the play IB over to
demand another Kllmpao of the little
mtniio world across which life's skir
mish line has boon thrown ,
Two hundred head range horses ,
fJlfi.OO pur head , on board oars at Tilford ,
S. p. All colts from UK ) ! ) thrown in ,
For sale by G. R. Seller , Norfolk.
REMARKABLE TRANSFORMATION.
Matt Shaffer , jr. , Made Well In Twenty
Minutes Yesterday.
Matt Shaffer , jr. , who yostoulay was
bodfiiHt with u very Hevero attack of ucutn
rheumatism , was cured in twenty min
utes aud is today at work , us usual. If
the brakonmn who did it had ( tome
along a day Hoomr , Mutt , sr , , and Matt ,
jr. , might have celebrated their own
and each other's birthdays yesterday as
they had planned.
Yesterday morning Young Matt could
hardly move a musolo. Today ho has
been handling barrels and driving
horses. The rapid transformation from
a sick boy to a well umn was due entirely
o the cll'ortti of a great big hrukoman
who happened to drop In. When the
fellow waH told that Matt was Buttering
from rheumatism , ho declared tlint he
could cure it. Ho was given a trial.
Ho warmed his hands near a stove and
hen began to rub the muscles of the
rheumatic patiunt. For twenty minutes
10 soothingly massaged the body of the
boy and at the end of that time Matt
felt better. Hu got up aud dressed. Ho
lould hardly believe it , but it wasj ; > o ai.d
that was all there was about it. Being
well , ho spent the rest of the day being
glad that ho was IB years old and this
morning woiit to woik.
I have a customer coming who will
buy two or throe houses if price and lo
cution suit. Call and HOO mo if yon
wish to sell. J. II. CONUCY.
Charges Against Whltaker Wright
London , March 20. The case of
Whltnker Wright , the company promoter -
motor of thin city , who Is under ar
rest in New York , came up In the
Guild Hnll police court. In tiio sum
mons John Flower , chairman of the
shareholders' committee of the I/on-
don and Olobo Finance corporation ,
described as the "Informant , " charged
Wright with "publishing a false bal
ance sheet. "
Imported Men Join Strikers.
Plttsburg , March 20. All of the
forty nonunlonlsts , who were quar
tered on the house boat at Thirty-sec
end street , wcro captured by the
strikers and Initiated into the union.
The company olllclnls do not appear
daunted by the loss of a second gang
of rnt-n within two days , but say the
effort to break the strike by Importa
tions will t'piitlnue until successful.
and Fuce .
Masks arc of very ancient origin. In
n tomb 3,000 years old at Myccna. , Dr.
Scbliemann found two bodies with
faces covered by masks of gold. One
of the masks represented the head of
n Hon. Among ancient Greeks the lion
mask wus n sign of distinction. With
the Peruvians of old it was a mark of
royal lineage. In a grave of considera
ble antiquity in Peru a silver mask
was found on the bend of a mummy.
The mummy of n prince who lived in
the reign of HameseH II. , discovered in
a small vault at Memphis , in Egypt ,
had a mask of gold leaf over the face.
Uulckly Arrunuotl.
A Chicago mother , on hearing that
her sister had received a new little
girl , said to Lillian , ber little daughter :
"Lillian , auntie IIIIH a new baby , and
now mamma is the baby's aunt. Papa
IB the baby's uncle , and you arc her lit
tle cousin. "
"Well , " said Lillian wonderlngly ,
"wasn't that arranged quick'/ "
He
"What's the matter , Bill ? You look
Vlnd of weather beaten this morning. "
"That's exactly what I am. I bet $5
it would ruin yesterday , aud it didn't"
Chicago Tribune.
* Ilelleved.
Spartncus Has Cumso that same old
itching after cilice ?
Smartncus No. He was a candidate
and everybody scratched him. Balti
more American.
Work.
"Why don't yon try to carve your
name high on the tablets of fame ? "
asked the poetic enthusiast.
"My friend , " answered Senator Sorghum
ghum , a little severely , "there is no use
in my dodging around with a hammer
and chisel when I can do such effective
work with n fountain pen and a check
book. " Washington Star.
The AVliIcliiicn * of ( lie Throb.
Susie Jackson ( ecstatically ) Oh , mud-
dcr , I'zo sbuah Absalom lubs me , 'causo
when be presses mo toe his bosom I kin
feel his heart t'robbln' violently !
Mrs. Jackson Humph ! Am yo * shuah
It ain't his dollar watch yo' feel t'rob
bln' ? I got fooled dat way mahsalf on
youah faddcr. Leslie's Weekly.
I Little WlUIo'Cproudly ) My pa KUOWI
' a few tilings.
Llttlo Hob ( contemptuously ) Ho , m ]
pa knows fewer things than your po.-
Siuart Set
Sixty-one mllllQn out of the 121,000-
000 acres which make up Spain's area
are mountain and waste laud , t
Says He Killed Nora Fuller at
San Francisco.
GIVES NAME OF JOHN DENNETT.
Now In Custody of Sheriff Dnumnn of
Dodga County Was Haunted by
The Face of HlB Victim Qavo Him
self Up.
Fremont , Nub , March 20. Special
o The NOWH : A man giving the uiiiuo
: if John Dennett mil remit rod to Sheriff
Diunnim at this plucu this morning
stating that ho was guilty of the niur-
ilor of Nora Fuller in. San Frauclaco.
liunnott says that the face of his victim
uis hauntud him ever nlneo the orlmo
was committed and expresses the con
viction that trial mid , punishment for
the murder will not bo worse than to
nmlnru what ho lias , sleeping n d
waking , Hinco ho took the girl's life.
Sheriff Hiiuman immediately placed
limsolf in communication with the San
Francisco ofllcors to iihcortalu their
Hhi-H in the matter. Ho IH of the
opinion that ho lias Hocured the real
mmloror but of course awaits word
from San FranoiHco to establishtho , fact.
One-Way Rates ,
Every day from February IB to April
1)0 ) , ll)0l ) ! , the Union Pacific will neil one
way colonist tickets at the following
rates from Missouri rivur :
$20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
$20.00 to Butte , Anaconda andllolona. |
lUU.nO to Spokann and Wunutchoo ,
iVushlngton.
$2fi.)0 ( ) to Everett , Fairhavon and Now
Whatoom , vialluntlngtonand Spokane.
25 00 to Portland , Taconm and Se
attle.
(25.00 Ashland , iloscburg , Eugene ,
lYllmny and Salem , via Portland.
$25.00 to Sun Francisco , Los Angelou
and many other California points.
For full information call on or address
J. Jt. EI.HKITICIC ,
Agent.
FINE TAILORING
The New Colorings
in Imported Woolens
bhould bo seen to bo admired. Theno
cannot bo had in domestics.
Wo are showing a full line of
Imported Suitings ,
Trouserings and
Fancy Vestings ,
J. W. HUMPHREY.
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PRICE
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QUALITY
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CLEM BARNHILL.
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
First-Class Work at Reasonable Prices.
Shop first door West of Schorcggo's Bakery.
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CKPSl
FOR
SPRING
WEAR.
Tlmro am nnvarnl Now Shnpoo
thin mmmin , besides the old nmm. T
Fahrlmi are also now und wo 4
think nioro dcmlrablo than ever.
IJnyH a good all wool oloth Cup ,
any nhapo you want ,
SOo
Duyii the Inrnt Hllk lined and the
I ; bent of nuitoriiilH. Krury one
j. guanintoed and all bear tlie Un-
I * ion Lubel.
THE STAR
Clothing Store ]
i-l-H-H-I-l-H-H-H-H-H-H-H H-H >
HOFFMAN & VIELE.
Wo have added a line of
Axminster
AND
Velvet Rugs
In Largo Si/.efi.
Some line patterns of
Linoleums
AND
Mattings
are arriving. You are invited to J
inspect them.
i HOFFMAN & VIELE , i
CHILDREN'S EYES
should not bo neglected. Often back
wardness in studios is caused by eye do.
foots.
K.W.WILLIAMS
12 Bishop Block.
Our First Apprentices
Showing
for
EARLY
Spring Wear
Now
IS
For Inspection at
Inskeep's
Apprentices Millinery.
