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THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , MARCH 20 , 1903. 1
A , 11 , DI5ALL , Malinger ,
ONM N1QIIT ONLY ,
Holiday , 23
. . .MARCH
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THK 15VKNT OF TIIK 3KASON ,
MR. DANIEL SULLY
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IN A NEW PLAY ,
The Old Mi
A Romance of the Gatskllls ,
A Complete Production.
Prioo , 25o , 35o , 50o 75o and $1.00.
A Brilliant
Proposition !
The People's Store will mnlco this
proposition to the Norfolk people , that
for DO days it Will sell the entire Btook
of merchandise at a small margin of
10 % on $1.00 , and furthermore , It will
divide the profits with tholr customers
for one month as a test , so that nuy
man , woman or child , l > y purchasing
$1.00 worth of goods , will bo given 5
cents credit , and after 1)0 ) dixys you can
como in and got your b % prottt.
Wo just glvo an iustmioo of the
numerous articles in the atoro which
nro impossible to got on this pago.
Our prices will bo as fellows :
Best caul oil , per gal 15o
Eggs , us long as they lost , per
dosi lOo
Cranberries , per quart , . . lOo
Sugar , 131 pounds for if 1.00
Can corn , per can 07) 0
Everything sold in proportion to moot
the competition.
Yours truly ,
The People's Store.
A Tramp Stole a
Bunch of Our Diamonds
But wo GOT THEM ALL
BACK and Imvo thorn on ox-
hlbitiou , with a lot of other
goods , where you may look at'
them aud buy them cheaply.
Besides those things , wo
have in our Mnslo Dopattmont
n largo stock of Shoot Music ,
Phuios and Organs , which are
going just now at Special
Prices.
"Wo still have a few of these
Fine Swiss Watch Movements ,
which came into our stock
from railroad men , on ex
changes , and which wo are
offering at about half their
value.
First-class repairing goes in
with the business and it is
promptly done.
THE HAYES
JEWELRY AND MUSIC HOUSE.
The Weather.
Conditions of the weather aa recorded
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Maximum temperature 37
Minimum temperature 19
Avenge 23
ooipitatlou 00
Snow 00
Total snow , inches 00
' * ul precipitation for mouth 00
Rain 00
To tal 00
Httrntiifitor 39.03
I'nrocwut for Nebraska : Fair to-
nipht and Saturday. Warmer Saturday
and in north and west portions tanlght.
PERSONAL.
Miss May Lillie arrived in the city
night from David City , nnd in n
at the homo of Mr. aud Mm. O , J ,
Johnson.
Miss Mabol Oooloy is in Norfolk for n
visit , from Lynoh ,
Mrs. Uohort Hovvo of Randolph if ) In
Norfolk visiting her parents.
O ! ] Alooro wim kept from business
yoMurday on account of illness ,
Mr , and Mrs. August Uminoh have
returned from n visit to Pmidnr ,
Anna U. Grotty and Miss Nollln
Welsh returned this morning from a
pleasant visit with Miss Kathryn Ryan
of Orolghton.
Dr. R. A . MlftfoflFadt , dentist , Bishop
block. Telephone (50. (
Hnnner and Saxon oatmeal 18 cents
at the Boo lllvo.
A Guaranteed Attraction.
The guarantoo.llst for Mr. Dan Sully ,
In "Tho Old Mill Stream" on Monday ,
March JJi ) , having received enough sig
natures , the management takes pleasure
in announcing that this is without
doubt , an attraction that will glvo the
bent general satisfaction of any this
season.
On Saturday afternoon , from 1 to 0
p. in. , I will conduct the sale of seats
at the Auditorium box olllco for these
only who have ttignod the above men
tioned list , or who may desire to by
'phoning No. 170 or calling at Leonard's
drug store prior to Saturday morning ,
March 31 ,
Thanking you in advaneo ,
Quo. II. SPKAR ,
Resident Manager.
DEMECRATS NOMINATE TONIGHT ,
Will Name Men For Mayor and Other
Officers In Convention.
The democrats will got together to
night aud make nominations for ofllcors ,
the mayor among them. The mooting
will bo held in the city hall.
Several men have been mentioned in
connection with the mayorallty nomi
nation , and it is not at all nnlikely that
Mayor KoouigRtoin will bo rouomiuatod.
J. 0. Stltt Is chairman of the central
committee ami will rap for order at 8
o oiooic promptly.
Democratic City Convention.
The democratic electors of the olty of
Norfolk , are hereby requested to mflot
in mass convention at the olty hall Fri
day evening , March SO , 1003 , at 8
o'clock , for the pnrposo of placing in
nomination candidates for the following
ofllcos , to-wit :
Ouo mayor
One clerk
Ouo treasurer
Ouo engineer
One councilman from First ward
Ouo councilman from Second ward
One councilman from Third ward
Ouo councilman from Fourth ward
And to transact such other business
as may properly como before the con
vention. '
, T. O. STITT , Chairman.
OAUI , WILDE , secretary.
AUOUST BRUMMUND ,
Committoonmn , First ward.
WM. G. BKRNUR ,
Ooinmittooman , Second ward.
ALKX. BKAK ,
Commlttooman , Third ward.
FRRD KOEUIIER ,
Committoomau , Fourth ward.
Democratic School District Conven
tion.
The democratic electors ot the school
district of Norfolk , Nebraska , are hereby
by requested to moot in mass convou
tiou at the city hall Friday evening ,
March 20 , 1003 , at 0 o'clock , for the pur
pose of placing in nomination two can
didates for members of the board of od <
ucati6n.
J. 0. STITT , Chairman.
CARL WILDK , Secretary.
AUGUST BRUMMUND ,
First ward commit toomau
WM. G. BKRSKR ,
Second ward commltteomau.
ALEX. BEAR ,
Third ward commlttoeinau.
FRBD KOERBER ,
Fourth ward couimtttooman.
F. D. KRANTZ ,
Precinct committooman.
Call up No. 334 for your groceries.
WARNERVILLE.
Charles Gibbs is numbered with the
sick.
sick.George
George Otter is building a barn on
his farm two miles southeast of town.
The dance given by the Modern Wood
men Thursday evening was well attend
ed.
ed.The
The Omaha Elevator company
shipped n carload of hogs to South Oma
ha Monday.
Burr MoBoath , who went to Harvard ,
Wis. , three weeks ago , has returned , as
ho did not like that country.
H. Raamnsou and family , from New
man Grove , have moved on the Pat
Oonley form , southeast of town.
Mrs. L , K. Hills aud her granddaugh
ter , Miss Gortrnde.have returned from a
two weeks visit with relatives at Cedar
Creek.
Misa Anna McNeil , who spent the
winter with Donald Johnson aud family ,
returned to her borne at Elyslan , Minn. ,
last week.
While engaged in a friendly wrest-
ling maton wun one 01 uis noignoors or
Thursday of last week Al Lovell had
the misfortune to break one of his legs ,
Got your spring dry goods at the BOG
Hive.
Wanted.
Wo have several customers looking
for houses and lots , ranging in price
from | 700 to $1,500. Anyone having
such properties for sale are requested tc
como in aud list same with us.
GARDNER & SEILER.
Dr , F. G. Walters succeeds to the
practice of Dr. Kiosau. 'Phono , office
I and residence 18.
Nominated Unanimously by
Republicans.
WILL DO HIS DEST FOR CITY.
Platform Short and Sharp Bettor
Lighted Streets Dottcr Sidewalks
Sunday Closing of Saloons Sup *
prosslon of Gambling ,
M , C. Iln/on is the republican nom
inee for mayor , lie was the choice of
the convention which mot in the city
hall last night. Ho did not accept the
nomination ; ho did not decline it ;
thnroforu ho was declared the candidate.
The platform sot forth by the repub
licans is short and concise. It roads :
Wo favor an economical government ,
bettor lighted atruottt and butter side
walks.
Wu favor closing the nalnona at 13
o'clock at night , and on Sundays.
Wo favor the suppression of gambling
and prostitution ,
Other candidates nominated by the
convention wore :
For olty clerk , S. R. MoFarland.
For city treasurer , Robert Utter.
For city engineer , W. II. Lowo.
For two members of board of educa
tion , W. II. Johnson and J. 8. McClary.
The central committee consists of Al
Johnson , S. R. MoFarland , R. II. Rey
nolds aud W. II. Livingstone. They
were authorized to fill any vacancies
that might occur.
The convention was called to order
prouiply at 8 o'clock , by Chairman
llftr/on. Nearly nvory delegate was
present and ready for the work of the
evening at that time. The call was
road and W. II Buoholz was made tem
porary chairman. W. N. Huso was
elected temporary secretary ,
A comuiittoo of three on credentials
was appointed by the ohalr.
They were M. 0. Iln/.on , II. G. Brueg-
gomau and R. II , Reynolds.
The committee reported that the list
of delegates as published in yesterday's
\VHH nntltliul tn rnmnln.
,0n motion the temporary organization
vas made permanent.
A motion to appoint n committee of
ihroo on resolutions and platform was
larrled by a rising vote of 14 to 11. O.C.
3ow , J. F. Pouohor and W. R. Hoffman
Yore placed on this committee. They
oportod the resolutions as adopted.
The chair announced that nominal
; ious were in order for the ofllco of
Mayor.
A motion to take nn informal ballot
was substituted by one to take ballot on
mil of wards. The first ballot resulted :
El. H. Reynolds C , M. O. Hazen 2 ! ) , and
W.H. Bridge 1.
On motion of R. II. Reynolds , the informal -
formal ballot was made formal and M.
D. IIu/.ou was declared the nominee. A
speech was demanded by the conven
tion. Mr. Haze u simply said :
"Goutlomou of the convention I
hardly feel like accepting this nomina
tion. However , if it is your will that I
take it , I shall not decline. If elected
t shall do the host I can , always keeping
In view the best interests of all the citi
zens. Gentlemen , I thank yon. "
On a ballot for city clerk , S. R. Mo-
Farlaud received Ho , W. M. Raiubolt 1.
On motion , MoFarlaud was made the
nominee by acclamation.
For city treasurer Robert Utter was
unanimously nominated , on a suspen
sion of the rules.
For city engineer , W. H. Lowe was
unanimously nominated on a suspension
of the rules.
For the board of education the names
of W. H. Johnson , G. B. Moore , W. L.
Kern aud J. S. McOlary were presented.
On a rising vote it was determined tote
to put but one man in the field , allow
ing the democrats to select another.
Four ballots were taken with no
choice , Johnson loading and McOlary
second. Then the former motion was
reconsidered and it was decided to nom
inate two members. The next ballot
stood : Johnson 31 , McOlary 33 , Kern 11
and Moore 7.
Then the convention adjourned.
Perfect harmony prevailed throughout
the proceedings and every republican
present was enthusiastic over the ticket
that had been placed before the voters.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
"Teachers should have no sense of
humor. "
The seniors have taken up civil gov
ernment.
Again the school is to be blessed with
vacation.
Cora Luikart and Sam Erskin have
entered the contest.
The juniors need not bo in such a
hurry to select class pins.
The time is present for the annual
contest for senior class honors.
Prof. McCoy is conducting a numbct
of interesting experiments in lightt
The senior class is going to review the
common branches again this year.
It was not necessary for the freshmen
to wear colors on St. Patrick's day.
A "small" St. Bernard dog ( only
three feet high ) having taken his abode
in the lower hall , worried the momben
of the faculty Wednesday.
Ahnnt. Mm nnlv snd tbtntr nnniln nrp
looking forward to in connection with
vacation is the fact that they have to
endure another program before they
get the real thing.
A member of the physics class has
figured out that if the power attached
to one of the senior girls' talking ma
chines was to bo applied to some practi
cal machine the actual horse power de
veloped would bo about 1230.
FOR SALE The best southeast corner
lot ia Norfolk. For quick sale will take
$550 spot cash for the lot and a half
sidewalk , trees and splendid location.
TRAOV & DURLAND.
W. W. ROBERTS' ' COMPANIES
COMPANY' . AR.HKTH
Continental $12r ( ) > 7,811
North British & Mercantile. . fi,7r > 8,2l )
Gormnnla fiJl,478 ( ! )
Western Underwriters Ass'n 4,1101,107
Now Ilampshlro H,779,501) )
Niogura n,0 7,7IW
NnrthwoHtorn Underwriters. . 11,1102,090
St. Punt F. & Al , H , 21,201
Milwaukee Mcohnnlos 2,701,850
Traders S ! 07 , I3
Amorlciiu Flro 2,51)4,085 )
Look the nbovo over carefully , take
your choice , ntop Into W. W. Roberts'
olllco , room 4 Mast block , write your in-
nurnnoo ; your loss will bo promptly
adjusted.
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Pity for what you got.
Got what ; you pay for.
Open night and day.
Regular 25o Meal , 1 moat order , served
from 0:00 : to 0:00 : u. in. , 11:00 : to
2:00 : p. m. , B : BO to 0:00 : p. m.
E , P. HtiMEb , Proprietor ,
MILLARD GREEN ,
DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE
PIANO MOVING A 3PEOIATY.
Phone 58 , Calls Promptly Answered.
W.H.RISH ,
Plumbing ,
Steam and Hot
Water Fitting.
| , . , .A11 Kinds of Pumps , . . , j
YOUR WORK SOLICITED.
'Phono No. 97.
The
Association
WILL BUILD YOU A
ON EASY PAYMENTS. COME AND
SEE US.
C. B. DUKLAND , Secretary.
G. R. SEILER ,
CORNER BllAASCH AVE.
AND TlIIUD ST.
Telephone , No. 44.
DR. N. J. HOAGLAND
Ostcopathlc Physician.
DUonBOS txth acute and chronic successfully
treated \ \ Ithout use of drugs or kuifo.
OOlco at rosldonco , 109 North 10th Street.
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PLUMBER
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Heating.
First Door South News Office.
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F. E. & M. V. R. R.
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SUGAR BEET FIELDS
of North Nebraska ,
W. II BUOHOLZ. President.
Norfolk ALEX. BEAR , Vice President.
E. W. ZUTZ , Cashier.
National Bank
The Oldest Established Bank in Northeast Nebraska.
Capital , $100,000,00 , Surplus , $20,000.00 ,
Docs a General Bnys nu(1 ° "s Exchange. iutor < > Bt
. . Tlmo Deposits. Drafts and Money
Banking Business Orders Soldon any Point in Europe. A
General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted.
DIRECTORS
A. BEAR , F. P. IIANLON , F. J. HALE , W. H. BUOHOLZ ,
WM. RUTZ , N. A. RAINBOLT , S. S. COTTON.
Get What You Ask for at. . .
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ALL ORDERS nro Pilled Promptly and with Caro. Oar
goods are FIRST-CLASS In every particular. Wo know pre
cisely what is wanted by onr customers.
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CIIAS. S. BRIDGE , VICE PRESIDENT. LEO PASEWALK , ASS'T CASHIER
The Citizens National Bank.
CAPITAL , 850,000. SURPLUS , $10,000.
Buy nod Soil Exchange on this Country and all Parts of Europe. Farm Loans.
DIRECTORS :
CARL ABMUS , W. H. JOHNSON , CIIAS. S. UniooE , F. McGiVEns , C. M. SWANK
G. A. LUIKAUT , T. F. McMMiN'OEU , L. SESSIONS.
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Sweetwater Eock Spring.
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'PHONE 61.
We are PREARED
to Meet Your Spring
Wants for
Poultry Netting ,
Garden Tools * = =
in fact , almost every
thing that's needed to
START YOU OUT
for Farming or Gard
ening over found in a
hardware store.
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Mrs. Nora. A.Miller Writes :
' 'Your Tourist Cars were a revelation.
I found everything as clean and comfort-
table , and received as much attention as I *
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The cars were models of comfort. "
The Union Pacific runs through Daily Tourist Cars between Mis
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Physician
'Phone 107. for Ladies and Children.
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