The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, March 27, 1903, Page 10, Image 10
THM NORFOLK NEWS : Fill DAY , MARCH 27 , 11)03 ) THE NORFOLK NEWS \V , N , 11USB , PitullRlior. DAILY. [ KtnlitU1i < < illl&tt. ! ] Xterr day except Kiunlny. Jljr rnrrlor ix > r , 15 cent * , lly nmll | ior > onr , HUB. WKKKI.Y NKWH.ilOUUNAr. , l > lM , IMt. Tlia Journnl , cMnlilMioil , 1877. Krorjr Frldny. Hy nmll txir ycixr , M.60. Knlrrml nt Oio ixjitfinico nl Norfolk , Noli.wi ocuntl oln * i nmUor , T ll > lumr t Ktlltorlnt Ici > nrtmrnl , No. 21 lltulnoM olllco ntul Job Koomi , N * . X2 , Minnesota la polltoly entreated to take it buck. Four more days of it then April with perhaps BOIUO inoro. Grover Olovolantl is likewise to give iho tmomy's country n try. The weather olork might readily bo convicted of doing it with uiulloo aforethought. The woixthor is butting into the bock boor season in n nmunor Unit some of the Inshorn cau nolthor forgot nor for. give. . It is up to Madison county to either build Btcel bridges ever the Klkhoru or dig into the bridge fund uioro fro quontly. Kmporor Willtnui says the Ainoriciui navy may piny in his bnok yard , which is tnkou tin further proof of the friend llnosH for this country In the father loud. Tflltoon below froer.lng nud the ground coated with a couple of iuohcs of sleet and enow on the U7th is all the evidence required that the month proposes to bo unturned to the last. The Nebraska legislature seems in clluod to leave it to other like bodies to \metlo with fronk measures. If any have appeared they have been promptly floored by the committees or sidetracked before they reach the comuiltttos. O , E. Bentley , not unknown to state politics , in connection with hid party lias accepted the prohibition nomina tion for mayor of Lincoln. Ho wil probably come as close to an election in the capital city as ho has during state campaigns. > Miss Roosevelt has demonstrated that she has inherited some of the Iloosovolt strouuosity and oudurauco by shaking hands with the Porto Rioaus for n straight. stretch of two hours. This is a test that oven her father might wish to avoid. Mr. Bryan should make up his mind to submit with the best possible grace tea a visit by Mr. Olovolaud to the silver champion's homo state. Mr. Bryan liaa boon intruding on Mr. Cleveland's political preserves for several years and the ex-president has but undertaken to return the compliment. They have had a revival at University Place and one man whoso heart was touched has undertaken to pay his debts that have been long past duo and sorno of which have not boon exactly honest or honorable. If all converts 'would be thus influenced there would bo A greater demand for evangelists than at present. Center , the now county neat of Knox county , cannot bo realizing the boom that was expected for it. The Outlook boa announced that it would suspend publication , and a town without a paper ia not much. In this age of rail roads it will bo found rather difficult to' build up a county seat or any other town at n distance from the railroad. Plans are being ma'lo for the adoption of electricity as the motive power for the railroads of Sweden , the proposed system having originated with an American engineer , H , Ward Leonard , of New York. With the Swedes ac quiring a system that is calcul ited to give greater speed and efficiency to their railroad traffic it will stand the Ameri can railroad men in hand to see that they are not permitted to acquire an American method of greater advantage than this country is enjoying. It would never do to permit the Swedes to boast of bettor railroad advantages than Amer ica possesses. A late issue of a popular magazine contains an advertisement for cigarettes made especially for women mild flav ored , and alleged to possess other desir able qualities for those who wish is be up in society fads and acquire the habit , When the advertiser sees a source of profit in this tort of announcement it may well be believed that the habit is acquiring a standing with the women and the statement that they will be sent in a plain wrapper makes it much easier for the readers to fall in with the scheme of the advertiser. It is some thing of a slam on reform when the women who have been industrious in their efforts to break the men loose from vile habits during several generations are finally induced to acquire one of the worst obtainable. Blxby of the State Journal does not very of ten make a serious mistake , but ho made one in Thursday's issue when lie said in Daily Drift , "Grind out a few measured of poetry If yon think it IH ] Rtich an rnsy job. " Ho will realize his mlMako when the doggoroln and moll- greln and ioimotft and nougH begin to How In upon him , Thin in the BOUHOII of the year wlioit ovcryono IH imprusMd with the belief that they have the di > vine nfllntuH and can wrlto pee try or that which they allege to bo poetry , and the Jouriml'nmn is quite likely to have hlo waflto trnNkot full aud running ever UH BOOH an the invitation nproadu. It may not bo poetry of the kind Ulxby writofl , but the authom will consider it equal if not superior to that which ap pear in Dally Drift , 1 Baby may as sume to bo judge of these efforts but thono who wrlto will never bo convinced that they cannot. SUCCESSFUL SMUGGLER , The Bclinufn llv Worked o Decelv * the CuHlouiN Olllflnln. "Thorn IH money In mnuggllng , " nnld the retired dealer In prccloim HtoneH UH ho leuni'd buck , "but It IB dnngorotm to carry on the bUHliienn , as poHHlblo BUS- poctfl uro carefully watched and , If nec essary , traced till they are finally caught. Howovcr , I know one man who pursued the trade of diamond HimiRnlliiK for Ilfteon yearn and wan able to retire to respectability. Ho waH buyer for ono of the largo buRlnunn houses In Now York , and hl bUHlncHS sent him to Huropo two , three and Bomotlmofl four times a year. Kvory tluio ho returned ho had with him from $10,000 to $1:0,000 : worth of Kerns which ho did not declare. "IIlH trick was perfect simplicity combined with Ingenious boldncsB. Ills hair wan scanty , and nt the top of bin head ho had a moHt delightful llttlo bald npot. Customs otlkera MB they came and went all know him , and as they know him ho had n most pro nounced wen where his other acquaint ances saw a buhl spot. That wen was a work of art , made of wax and gum. and It contained two or three big stones that would have been a find for the men on tlio pier. "Tho good cigar that ho had Just lit and allowed to go out held a few more , and sewed In the Immllo of the grip that ho carelessly turned over to the inspection of the. officers were the rest of them. Ho never varied the trick , and ho never lost. ICach trip was worth a couple of hundred dollars to him and n great many hundred more to those who employed him. Now , that man considered himself strictly honest , lie would not steal a cent from an Indi vidual , yet he schemed and plotted to rob the government. " Now York Press. The day after lie asks her to marry him plie goes around the house and takes Inventory of the glmcracks which are hers and which she can take with her. Atchlson Globo. THE MARKETS , Closing Prices of Produce In Chicago Today. Chicago , Maroh 27. Special to The News : Following are the closing prices on Chicago market today : Wheat Cash , 72 % ; July , 00 ; Sep tember , 68 . Corn Cash 43 ! May , 48 % ; July , 18Tf. ; September , 43Jj ( . O.its Cash 82 % ; May , 881 ; July , 30 % ; September , 28 . Yesterday's Quotations. ChlciiKo , Murcu UU.-lmictlvlty prevailed ou tuu board of trade today urnl after H rnthcr nunotiH session Muy wheat closed } { , c lower. May corn WUH up ViSW i > d oat8 were % < Tii ! better. Provisions closed strong , with the May product ! ) from Cti to 15c atelier. Closlne prices ; AVheat-May , 7ic : : July , 00 % ; Sept. , OS'A- Corn-May , 4tWe : ; July , 4i : , c ; Sept.Tic. . OutH-May , : uio ; July , 30-4c ; Sept. . 1I8&C Pork-May , $18.10 ; July , IT.aT ; Sept. , 17.00 hard-May , $10.15 ; July , 0.87 ; Sept. , 0.87. Htbs-Mny , $1UKJ ) July , $0.00 ; Sept. , $9.GO. Chicago CftBh Prtcca No. 2 red wheat 73e ; No. 3 red wheat , OS < K72c ; No. 2 sprln * wheat. 7r f70Hc ; No. a sprlnc wheat , 08 < jl 7Gc ; No. 2 hard wheat , 70 < afflc ; No. 3 hard wheat , COS70c ; No. 2 ensU corn , 43c ; No. 3 cash corn , ; t ® a ? ic ; No. 2 yellow corn , 43Uc ; No. 3 yellow corn , 40V.i@41c ; No. 2 cash oats , S''c ; No. 2 white oats , No. 3 whltv oata. 3334c. Kansas City Live Stock. Kansas City , March 20. Cattle Receipts , 4,000 ; dull , weak ; choice beef steers , $4.W ec.25 ; fair to good , $3.504.50 ; stockera and feeders , $3.200)3.00 ) : western fed steers , $3.00415.00 ; Texas and Indian steers , $2.t > 03 4.35 ; Texas cows , $2.00(33.75 ( ; native cows , $ l.GO < a4.23 ; native helfem , $3.25 < ! t4.45 ; can < ners , $1.0OQ2.r ; hulls , $2.00413,1)0 ) ; calves , $3.15@7.00. HoE8-KcceIpts , 7riOO ; slow and lOc lower ; top , $7.42 ; bulk of sales , $7.10417.80 ; heavy , $7.17'/j7.-t2yj ; mixed packers , $7.10 i7.40 : light , $7.00 < 3 > 7.12y.- plgs. $ U.OOCl7.00. Sheep llecclpts , 4,500 steady to strong ; lambs , $ D.534 7.W ) ; fed ewes , $4.55fi < U > 0 ; wethers , $4.75 < 20.0 atockers aud feeders , $3.fX > Q4.75. Chicago Live Stock. Chicago , March 20. Cattle Receipts. 7 , 000 ; steady to stronger ; good to prime steers , $3.0lX&3.0 ; poor to medium , $3.753 4.75 ; stockcrs and feeders. $2.76(34.83 ( cows , $ l.COftt.GO ; heifers , $2.50(24.75 ( ; can ncrs , $1.50fli2.75 ; bulls , $2.25 < g4.0 ; calves , $3.00 < a 1.75 ; Texas fed steers , $4.0034.50 , Hoes-Hecelpts , today , 20,000 ; tomorrow , 18,000 ; left over , 0,000 ; 510c lower , closed strong ; mixed aud butchers , $7.23Q7.0 ; good to choice heavy , $7.45(37.70 ( ; rough heavy , $7.15 17.40 ; light , $ O.OOQ7.SO ; hulk o sales , $7.25 < S7.50. Shcep-llecelpts , 0,000 sheep strong , lamhs steady ; good to choice wethers , $3.50(30.50 ( ; fair to choice mixed , $4.S02o.M ) ; western lambs , $5.50(30.50 ( ; na tlve lambs , $3.50JI7.50 ; western lambs $5.WX37.50. South Omaha Live Stock. South Omaha , March 20. Cattle Re ceipts , 4,000 ; slow , 5(3100 ( lower ; uatlv itecrs , $4.00(33.25 ( ; cows and heifers , $3.2.1 ( { 4.25 ; cunncrs , $2.00(33.00 ( ; stackers am ! feeders , $ % 00 4.G3 : calves , $3.00(30.50 ( bulls , stagsetc. , $2.50(34.00. ( Hogs-Rd celpts , 8.000 ; steady ; heavy , $7.20 < 37. 0 mixed. $7.15 17.20 ; light , $0.00(37.15 ( : pigs $0.5037.00 ; hulk of tales , $7.1567.25 Sheep Receipts , 11,000 ; steady ; yearlings $5.80 < gO.CO : wethers , $5.00&G.OO ; ewes , $4.0035.50 ; common itnd stackers , $2.0042 4.60 ; lambs , $5.05(37.25. ( St. Joseph Live Stock St. Joieph , March 20-Cattle Receipts , 2,171 ; steady to lOc lower ; cows and he If ers steady to lOc higher ; natives , $3.S5ft 5.25 ; cows and heifers , $2.2 4.00 ; utockcn and feeders , $3.i5ift4.75. : UOKSI Receipt * 0,420 ; averaged lOc lower , pig * steady ; Ugh and light mixed , $7.00ff7.:0 : : ; medium an toeaiy , Secretary Shaw Announces Im portant Monetary Measure. COME8A3 SUr.PniSE TO BROKERS Action IB Intended to Provide Bnola for Inercnolnfl Circulation In Case of Stringency In the Money Market. Secretary Shaw Buying Silver. Washington , March 27. The secre tary of the treasury published a cir cular , announcing that on and after April 1 , lie will recolvo for refunding , to an amount not exceeding $1,000,000 , any of the bonds of the 3 per cent loan of 1008 and the \ per cent funded loan of 1007. They may bo surren dered at prices yielding to the In vestor an income of 2'/i ' per cent per annum , and the now bonds will bo issued In exchange at a premium of 2 per cont. The secretary stated In explanation of his action that ho desired to put out a larger amount of 2 per cents , which could bo available to Increase circulation In case of a stringency. Secretary Shaw purchased 250,000 ounces of oflvor at 49.1 cents an ounce , delivered free at the Philadel phia mint. The purchase was made on account of the Philippine coinage act. Now York , March 27. The offer of Secretary Shaw seemed to como as a surprise to bond brokers , some of whom professed to bo unable to under stand Its scope or purport. It was generally looked upon as an emer gency or relief measure , Inasmuch as the offer will release from $5,000,000 to $8,000,000 , the amount depending entirely upon the proportion of 3s or 4s turned In. Ono broker thought the proposition was designed to Induce banks to Increase tholr circulation. Nobody could trace any connection between the offer and the coming Pan ama canal payment. Ilow'n Tills ? Wo offer one hundred dollars ro .yard for any case of catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. , T. CHKNEY& Co. , Toledo , O. Wo , the undersigned , have known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years , and believe - liovo him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations inudo by tholr firm. West & Trnax , wholesale druggists , Toledo , O. Waldlng , Kinnau & Marvin , wholesale druggists , Toledo , O. Hall's Catarrh Onro is taken inter nally , acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best. One Minute Cough Ouro gives relief In ouo minute , because it kills the mi- srobo which tickles the mucous mem- brauo , cansiug the cough , and at the same time clears the phlegm , draws out the inflammation and heals and soothes the alTooted parts. One Minute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs , wards off pneumonia aud is a harmless and never falling euro in all curabln ctuoa of coughs , colds and croup. Ouo Miunto Cough Onro ia pleasant to take , harm less and good alike for young and old , A. H. Kiesau. _ Thousands believe wo have found the secret of perpetual youth. The elixir of lifo in Rocky Mountain Tea , makes and keeps people young. 1)5 ) coutjs. The Kiosau Drug Co. Hotter tlmu Gold , "I was troubled for several years with ohrouio indigestion and nervous debility , " writes F. J. Green , of Lan caster , N. H. "No remedy helped me until I began using Electric Bitters , which did mo' more good than all the medicines I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles ; that they are a grand tonio aud invigorator for weak , run down women. No other medicine can take its place in our family. " Try them. Only 50o. Satisfaction - faction guaranteed by A. H. Ktesau. Kicaped an Awful JTnte , Mr. H. Haggius of Melbourne , Fla. , writes , "My doctor told me I had con sumption and nothing could be done for mo. I was given up to die. The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption , induced mete to try it. Results were startling. I am now on the road to recovery and owe all to Dr. King's Now Discovery. It surely saved my life. " This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by A. H. Kiesan , Druggist. Price 50o and $1.00. Trial bottles free. It positively cures after all other rem edies fall. The doctors are puzzled over the wonderful cures made by Rocky Mountain Tea. 85 cents. The Kiesau Drug Co. _ After La Grippe What ? Usually a hacking cough and a gener al feeling of weakness , often leading to fatal results after the patient is supposed to have passed the danger point. Foley.'s Honey and Tar is guaranteed to onro the "grip cough" aud make you strong aud well. It never fails to stop r cough if taken in time. Take no sub stitutos. A. II. Kiesan. Alarm. Worse than an alarm of fire nt night is the brassy cough of croup , which sounds like the children's death knoll and it moans death unless something is done quickly. Foley's Honey and Tar never fails to give instant relief and quickly cures the worst forms of croup. Mrs. P. L. Cordior of Mauniugton , Ky. , writes : "My three-year-old girl had a severe case of croup ; the doctor said she could not live. I got a bottle of Foloy's Honey and Tar ; the first dose gave quick relief and saved her life. " Refnso substitutes. Sold by A. H. Klcsan. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Application fur Saloon Liquor Decline. Matter of application of Charles Rico for a liquor license. Notice is hereby given that Charles Rico did , on the 20th day of March , 1003 , file his application to the mayor and city council of the city of Norfolk , NebfaMta , for HCOUHO to sell malt , RplrituouH and vinous liquors at Norfolk , Nebraska , from the Cth day of Mny , 'lOJ ) , to the Slid day of May , 1004 , nt hu northwest corner of Fifth street and Norfolk avenue , Bear's addition , in First ward of said city. If there is no objection , remonstrance or protest filed within two weeks from ho With day of March , 1003 , the said iconso will ho granted. S. II. MoFAlttiAND , City Clerk. /Vjipllcntlon / 1'or biiluuu Liiuor | Matter of application of William O. Boruur for a liquor HCOUHO. Notice is hereby given that William O. Ucruor did , on the 25th dayof March , 1003 , file hia application to the mayor and city council of the city of Norfolk , Nebraska , for llconso to sell malt , spirit- nous and vinous liquors at Norfolk , Ne braska , from the Gth day of May , 1008 , to the 2nd dny of May , 1001 , at east half of lot 0 , block 5 , original town in First ward of said city. If there is no objection , remonstrance or protest filed within two weeks from the 25th day of March , 1003 , the said license will bo granted , S. R. MoFAiiLAKD , _ City Olork. Application For Knlnon Liquor Decline. Matter of application of Etuil Moollor for a liquor license. Notice is hereby given that Emil Mnellerdid , on the 25th day of March , 1003 , file his application to the mayor aud city council of the olty of Norfolk , Nebraska , for license to sell nmlt.cplrit- UOUH and vinous liquors at Norfolk , Ne braska , from the 5th day of May , 1003 , to the 2nd day of May , 1004 , at cast half of lot 10 , block 4 , original town in First ward of said city. , If there is do objection , remonstrance or protest filed within two weeks from the 25th day of March , 1003 , the said license will bo granted. S. R. MoFARLAND , City Clerk. Application For Saloon Liquor License. Matter of application of S. J. Dixou for a liquor license. Notice is hereby given that 8. J. Dixon did , on the 25th day of March , 1008 , file his application to the mayor and city council of the City of Norfolk , Nebraska , for license to sell malt , spirit uous and vinous liquors at Norfolk , No- brnskn , from the fith day of Mny , 1903 , to the 2nd dny of May , 1004 , at No. 410 , lot 0 , Bear's school lots in First Ward of said city. If there is no objection , remonstrance or protest filed wirbin two weeks from the 25th day of March , 1903 , the said license will bo granted. S. R. MoFAitLAND , City Clerk. W. W. ROBERTS' ' COMPANIES COMPANY. ASSETS. Continental $12,057,811 North British & Mercantile. . 5.758.20G Gormauia 5048,478 Western Underwriters Ass'n 4,864,107 New Hampshire 8,770,500 Niagara / 8,697,786 Northwoatern Underwriters. . 8.802.009 St. Paul F. & M 8,824,201 Milwaukee Mechanics 2,751,850 Traders 2,078,012 American Fire 2,584,085. Look the above over carefully , take your choice , step into W. W. Roberts' ofllco , room 4 Mast block , write your in surance ; your loss will bo promptly adjusted. The Association WILL BUILD TOO A ON EASY PAYMENTS. COME AND SEE US. C. B. DURLAND , Secretary. CHILDREN'S ' EYES should not bo neglected. Often back wardness in studies is caused by eye de fects. K.W.WILLIAMS 12 Bishop Block. W.H.RISH . . , Plumbing , Steam and Hot Water Fitting. | , , . .A11 Kinds of Pumps. . . , | YOUR WORK SOLICITED. Phone No. 97. A VOTING CONTEST. A § 400 Cabinet Grand A. llospq Piano to bo GIVEN AWAY to the lodge , school , Bunion organization or person having the most votes on AUGUST h 1903 , AT 1:00 : P. M. Whenever you trade with any of the following merchants to the extent of 25 cents in cash you are entitled to ono vote with which you can vote for any organization or person you may desire , and the ono having the most votes on the above date gets the piano froo. Why not trade where you can got votes when you need the goods anyway and help your lodge or church win the piano. The piano is on exhibition at The Star Clothing Store where it may bo seen by all. The ballot box is located at Kiesau's Drug * ' Store , where all votes must bo deposited , the votes will be counted each week and the result published in THE DAILY NEWS. LIST Ol ? MERCHANTS TSRTTTNO TTHTfRTS Clothing THE STAR. Groceries OSCAR UHLE. Livery D. D. BRUNSON. Flour and Feed WALLACE DIXON. Tailor-0. H. KRAHN , 0. R. Foley , Cutter. Drugs KIESAU DRUG 00. may bo leased by private parties at any time for reasonable prices. Ladies wel come at any time. N.E.WILKINSON fit SON. RUG WEAVING. Do not send away your old ingrain aud Brussels carpets. Wo are ready to weave them into rugs. We haven loom from the factory nt Sioux City and will weave such ruga as they weave there. W. J. WHITE , Corner Fourth and Madison. DR. N. J. HOAGLAND Ostcopatliic Physician. leenBoe both ncuto and chronic successfully treated without use of drugs or knife. Office nt residence , 109 North 10th Street. Hiono No. F34. NOIJFOLK. SESSIONS & BELL , Undertaker ! and Embalmers , Sesions BIk. , Norfolk Avenue , NORFOLK , - - NEBRASKA. MILLARD IGREEN , DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE PIANO MOVING A SPEOIATY. Phone 58. Calls Promptly Answered. DR. BERTHA AHLMAN , Physician Phone 107. for Ladies and Children. Mrs. Sadie Hart Miller OSTEOPflTHIC PHYSICIAN. Graduate of American School of Osteo- > ahy , under founder of the science. Residence and ofllco , 807 Madison Ave. Hours t rom 9 a.m. to 4 p. m. L. L. REMBE , PLUMBER Steam and Hot Water Heating. First Door South News Office. THE Norfh-Western Line F. E.W. / . V. R. R. is the best to and from the great SUGAR BEET FIELDS of North Nebraska. 6. R. SEILER , CORNEK BllAASCII AVB. AND THIRD ST. Telephone , No. 44. Shoos F. E. DAVENPORT. Restaurant and Confectionery E. N. VAIL. Meats FRED KARO. Jewelry and Optician W. B. j * VAIL. Millinery INSKEEP. Pay for what you get. Got what you pay for. Open night and day. Regular 25o Meal , 1 meat order , served ! from 0:00 : to 0:00 : a. in. , 11:30 : to 2:00 : p. in. , 5:80 : to 0:00 : p. nu E. P. flllimBElr , Proprietor CLEM BARNHILL , PAINTER AND DECORATOR. First-Glass Work at Reasonable Prices Shop first door West of Scliorcggo'e Bakery ; . NOW BEADY The Many Adventureslof FOXY GRANDPA Including all the merry pictures con tained in the two volumes , entitled "Adventures tf Foxy Grandpa" and "Further Adventures of Foxy Grand- pa. " _ Mr. Schultzo [ Raid to mo ono day at Innch : ' 'What do yon think of n series of comic drawings dealing w.th a grand father and his two grandsons ? " "Let the grandfather bo the clover ono of the trio. In most of the other cases the yonnff folk have hcou smarter than the old people upon whom they played tlinir JoKen. Lot s reverse it. " The next morning he came to my of fice with sketches for half a dozen eerie * , and with the name "Foxy Grand M pa" in his head. Tbo fuicciwi of the series In the New York Herald was Instantaneous , for Vfliolmn not heard of "Foxy Grandpa" and "Bunny ? " The jolly old pnntleman , dear to grown people as wollna children , might nlmoat ho called the Mr , Pickwick of comic pictures.EDWARD EDWARD MARSHALL. To Grandfathers Who Are And To 1 ho o Who Are To Be , I Motrlly Dedicate This Book. "BUNNY. " Sent postage paid on receipt of ONE DOLLAU in currency or postal order ; no checks received , L. E. HAMERSLEY CO. 49 Wall Street , New York. RAILROAD TIME TABLES , Chicago and Northwestern. EAST. DEPART. 'Omaha Passenger 6.-03am Jhlcngo Express 12:40pm : EABT. ABB1VB. Jhlcaao Express. . . . . 7SOp m Omaha Passenger 12:40p tn WEST. DKPAET. Black lillld cTxpress , , . 7:50pm Vordlgro Passenger 12:40p : m Verdl ro Accommodation 8:30am : WEST. ABBIVE. Mack mils Express 12:20pm Vordlgro Passenger 6:03am Vordlgro Accommodation 7:10p : m The Chicago and Black Hills Express arrives and departs from Junction depot. The Omaha and Vordlgre trains brrivo and depart from city depot. II. C. MATBAU , Agent. Union 1'nclllc. . / . , . - , DEPABT. C'olnrabus Accommodation 3:00 : p m Omaha , Denver and Pacific Const 11:00 : a ta NORTH. ABBIVB. Columbus Accommodation 11:45 : a m Omaha , Uonver and Pacific coast 9:00 : nm. Connect * at Norfolk with F. , E & M. V. goW west and north , and with the 0. St. P. M , & O. for points north and eaut. J. B. KLSEFFEB , Agent. Chicago , St. Tan ] , Minneapolis and Omaha. EAST. DEPABT. * Slonx City and Omaha Paasengor. . . . 8:30 am Slonx CltyPossonger IKMpm WSST. ABBrVE. Slonx City Passenger 10:50am : Btonx City and Omaha Passenger 7:25 : pm Connects at Norfolk with F. , E. & M. V. goW west and north , and with the D. P. for point ! snnth. J , B. EtSEFFEB , Agent. Dally except Sunday. BUSINESS DIRECTORY , J. B. HERMANN. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER No. 117 Fourth Street. INSKEEP'S MILLINERY , Cheapest and Best. Norfolk Avenue. J , W , EDWARDS All Wnk Cuiralnd. Corner of Draatch Avc. and Fourth. .