8 THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , APRIL 17,1903.
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them elsewhere ,
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Will quote you prices for this
weak :
Lion Coffee , per Ib . . . $ .10
Arbnoklrs OolTee , per Ib. . . ' . . .10
All other grades reduced In
proportion.
Tomatoes , per can . : . 10
Best corn , per can . 7)i o
Early Rose Potatoes , per bu. .20
Good onions , per pock . 20
Sugar , 20 Ibs . 1.00
Full cream cheese , per Ib . 15
Good laundry soap , 8 bare. . .35"
Best oil , per gal . 15
All other articles in the store
are cut in proportion. This Is
honest advertising. Our absolute
aim is to get your trade. The
Norfolk people shall bo careful
not to give their entire business to
ono concern , because it means
that yon nro forming n trust
against yourself.
Yours Truly ,
PERSONAL.
O. E. Prnden of Randolph was a city
visitor yesterday.
The Mlenea Hule of Battle Oroek were
city visitors yesterday.
Mrs. W. H. Field and Mrs. O. M.
Wnrzoacker of Tilden are In the city to
day.
day.Mrs.
Mrs. Jack Berkle Is enjoying a visit
BAUM BROS. '
New Spring Stock is complete in all the different departments. No better
assortment can be found in this section of Nebraska in MEN'S , BOYS' and
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS.
OUR NEW STYL-ES
But they'll speak for themselves see them and be your own judge. Examine and compare ,
carefully and critically , and be assured that our policy holds good now as ever ,
THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR HONEY ALWAYS.
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from her mother , whoso homo is in
OroHton , Iowa.
Walter Pilgor has completed his year's
course In the Omaha medical college and
is expected homo tonight to spend his
vacation.
Iluport Ilobort , a student at Spring
field college , who has boon visiting Nor
folk friends a couple of dnys , has re
turned to his school work.
Mrs Ray Evans of Meadow Grove is
visiting Norfolk relatives and friends1
Mr. and Mrs. Evans intend making
their homo hereafter at Stautoii ,
Miss Keller leaves tomorrow for
Omaha wlioro she will spend six months
in the Olark Institute for trained nurses.
Returning in the fall she will enter
upon her profession In Norfolk.
NEWS VOTING CONTEST.
Slight Changes are Made by the Bal
loting for Today.
Changes In the voting contest give the
following table :
Miss Lucy Shaffer , South Norfolk 1080
Mrs. Elsie Desmond , Norfolk 550
Mrs. Joseph Swartz.South Norfolk 241
Miss Opal Madseu , Norfolk 02
Miss Maud Tauuehill.Waruervlllo ' 1
Miss Anna Zuelow , Norfolk 1
Miss Emma Mueller , Norfolk. . . . 1
Miss Mary Horlsky .Norfolk 1
Miss Kathryuo Sisson , Norfolk. . . 1
Mlsa Nellie Sohwouk , Norfolk. . . . 1
Dr. R. A. Mittlostiuit , dentist , Bishop
block. Tnlnnhnnn RO.
TAILOR WANTED. I will sell interest
in shop ( good business ) for $25 down ,
balance easy payments ,
L. D. CONE.
Oreightou , Neb.
Just opened barrel of dill pickles at
Karo's.
'Musical hestival ,
'Sioux City , Iowa , April 23 and 23 ,
1003. On dates and for occasion named
above the O. St. P. M. & O , will sell
excursion to Sioux City and return at
$3.80 each. Good returning April 24.
J. B. ELSEFFEU ,
Agent.
One-Way Rates.
Every day from February 15 ' to April
30 , 1003 , the Union Pacific will'sell one
way colonist tickets at the following
rates from Missouri river :
$20.00 to Ogdeu and Salt Lake City ,
$20.00 to Bntte , Anaconda aud.Holona
$22.50 to Spokann and Waiiatohne
Washington.
$25.00 to Everett , Fairhavon and Now
Whatcom , via Hnntlngtou and Spokane
$25.00 to Portland , Tacouia and Se
attle.
$25.00 Ashland , Rosebnrg , Eugene ,
Albany and Salem , via Portland.
$25.00 to San Francisco , Los Angeles
and many other California points.
For full information cell on or address
J. P. ELSEFFKU ,
Agent.
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THE FINEST SELECTION OF
1ft 1 cm
High-Class Novelties and exclusive designs and effects in the new styles out this season.
Garments that will give you satisfaction , both as to style , fit and material.
WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE , FEELING CONFIDENT THAT OUR GOODS AND PRICES ARE ALL RIGHT.
We give tickets
on the contest Norfolk ,
BAUM BROS.Norfolk
for Piano. the Chickening . Nebraska.
The Suggestion .of The News
- Came None too Soon.
AN ATTEMPT TO BURGLARIZE.
Would-be Midnight Man Was Utterly
Unsuccessful In an Effort to Open
Windows in o > West Side Home.
Many are Hero.
Strictly iii accordance with tlio wiord
nnd wizardly suggestion thrown out
by the police reporter on THE NEWS
yesterday , the suspicions looking
strangers who have been dropping into
the city during the past few days and
lurking around the dark corners , have
begun in a small way to carry on their
profession and the idea of bolting the
doors , if carried into faithful execution ,
may save many dollars , a few precious
stones and n string of bad scareo.
Last night close to 12 o'clock an at
tempt at burglary was made at 'the
homo of George Marshall on South'
Ninth between Madison and Phillip
avenues. Mrs. Marshall was sitting ii\
the room waiting for her husband's
homo coming. Mr. Marshall works
until midnight at the electric light
station. The scare came in a knocking
on the door and a threatening demand'
i/t UMiAttuuu. XJUUJVIJjr auiH.
iad read THE NEWS a few minutes
jefore and , becoming nervous , had
locked the door , The fellow ntterdd
saths in frigutfnl tones , pounded
? igoronsls against the panel and tried
the lock but failing to open , Mt the
premises. The little woman was alone
with two biuull ohildinu und they were
plveu a bad shock. Mr. Marshall went
out with a gun after he came home , but
failed to locate the man.
Another place that the burglar has
appeared and tried to "work" was
already tightly looked and the would
be house breaker , failing utterly to gain
admittance , soon tired and turned
away. This was at the residence of N.
A. Lockwood on the corner of Tenth
street and Koenigstein avenue. Along
in the night an attempt was made to
open nearly every window on the first
floor of the house , and the people
within were quite alarmed. For some
time the rattling was continued but
finally the midnight man went away
without having even seen the inside ol
the homo.
A suspicious disappearance of a dresf
pkirt from a clothes line at the home ol
P. A. Davenport on Norfolk avenu <
caused some little commotion yesterday
Some time afterward , however , it wai
discovered that a neighbor had seen tin
garment blowing away and taken it ii
for safe keeping.
No serious violations of the law havi
been reported to the police today and i
is hoped , by incessant vigilance on the
part of the oillcers , to keep down any
attempts at disturbing the peace.
A large amount of household furni
ture for sale cheap. Leave city next
week. Over Ahlmanu bioyclo shop.
Mns. W. P.
Mr. Charles D. Herman , supported by
the famous Warde company , will pre
sent Shakespeare's sublime tragedy
Othello on next Friday at tne Audi
torium with a complete scenlo pro
duction. The Warde company support
ing Mr. Herman is the same that sup
ported the great tragedian Fredrick
Wardo last season which numbers
twenty people and includes Mr. Francis
McGinn , Mr. John Tyrrel , Mr. Harry
Barton , Mr. John E. Hynes , Mr. Grant
Ohnrohill , Mr. Frederick Harrington ,
Mr. Paul Pilkington , Mr. Daniel
Oranse , Mr. Oarl Sohluud , Miss Anna
Roberts , Miss Aileen Borelle , Miss
Alice Sannders , Miss Mary Holmes ,
Miss Elizabeth Bertkel and others.
The Baptist church will have a dime
social Saturday evening at the homo
of D. D. Hall , 413 South Ninth street.
Everybody come and have a good time.
SUNDAY NOON AT POST OFFICE ,
Undecided Wnether it Will Remain
Open or Closo.
It has not yet been definitely deter
mined at the post office whether or not
the doors will be opened on Sun
day noons , now that there is no Sunday
mail service at midday. Formerly ,
when the morning trains brought in
mail that the patrons wanted , it was
necessary to have an hour at noon when
ho post office might be entered. Now ,
lowever , since there is nothing at nil
until in the evening , there seems to bo
no pressing need for the service. POHI-
inaster Hays is anxious to do in the
matter exactly what would please the
) nblioas it makes no very material dif
ference in the work.
Silk and Wash Petticoats.
Handsome silk petticoats , wide skirts
and full tlounoo and best wearing silk
tor the money price $4.76 to $17.50.
Black silk same styles and qualities
$5.25 to 13.50.
New styles in mohair skirts , hand
some grays and plaids $3,50 fo $5.00.
Black mohair with silk ruffie $0.50
and $7.50. Extra handsome.
Wash skirts in madras , gingham ,
seersucker and linen 50o to $1,85.
Black mercerized petticoats , prettiest
styles 11.00 up to $1.50.
Walking skirts In summer weight
camel's , hair , cadet blue and gray-
price $0.50.
Mus. J. BENSON ,
South Sixteenth street ,
Omaha , Neb.
THE NEWS koopa its job department
up-to-date with the latest faces of type
and does its work in approved style.
Places of Merit Have Been
Given in Senior Class.
VALEDICTORY AND SALUTATORY
Miss Gertrude Nielsen Gets Highest
Place , Miss Loretta Masters Next.
Positions are Given on Records of
the Four Years Course.
The honor places in the class of 1003 ,
Norfolk high school , have been awarded
for the commencement exercises at the
close of this year's session. Miss Ger
trude Nielsou has first place as valedic
torian on the record of her work
throughout the course , and Miss Lor
etta Masters has second place of honor
In the salutatory.
These places are given as rewards for
the best work In the class during its
entire four years in the high school , and
are much sought after. There are in
this year's class thirteen students , five
of whom are young men.
The date of the commencement ; exer
cises is to bo announced later. The
present class have just dropped Latin
and taken up a review of the common
branches. The class is said to he a good
one.
If anything of importance happens in
he world today yon road it in tonight's
tfEWB. Tomorrow morning the big
tallies have It.
Locals in THE DAILY NEWS are a
mylng proposition. It yon have tried
hen you know that ; if you haven't , do
YOU
know how "hot under the collar" and
over the bosom it makes yon when , just
ready to dress for an evening's enjoy
ment , yon find year best shirt nniit to
wear. Why run the risk of such a
mishap when wo always do your work
all right every way ?
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES ,
Chicago and Northwestern.
EAST. DEPART.
Omaha Passenger 8:03am
Chicago Express 12:40pm :
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ChicBKo Express 7 : SO p m >
Omnlin Passenger 12:40pm : >
WEST. DKPAKT.
Black mils rvxproos 7:50pm : ,
Botiostoel Passenger 12:40p m
BoQoateel Vccommodatton 8:30am :
WEST. ABBIVE.
Black Hills Express 12:20p m
Bonostoel Passenger 8:03am :
BoDosteel Accommodation 7:10pm :
The Chicago and Black Hills Express arrivee.
and departs from Junction depot. The Omaha
and Verdlgre trains arrive and depart from city
depot. U. U. MATBAU , Agent.
Union Pacific.
SOUTH. DEPABT.
Commons Accommodation 3lOOpm. ;
Omaha , Denver and Pacific Coast 11:00 a m
NOBTH. ABBIVB >
Colnmbns Accommodation 11:45 : a m.
Omaha , benverand Pacltdcconst 9-OOpm.
Connect * at Norfolk with F. , E A M. V. going-
west and north , and with the 0. St. P. M. < k O.
for points north and east.
J. B. BLBEFFEB , Agent.
Chicago , St. PanI , Minneapolis anil Omaha.
KABT. DBPABT.
* 81onx City and Omaha Passenger. . . . 8:30am :
Blonz CltjrPassonger l:00pm :
WKST. ABBIVB.
Slonx City Passenger 10BOam :
Biocx City and Oman * Passenger 7:25 : p m ,
Connects at Norfolk with F. , E. & M. V. going-
west and north , and with the U. P. for point *
south. J. B. ELSEFKEE , Agent.
Daily except Bandar.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,
J. B. HERMANN ,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
No. 117 Fourth Street.
[ NSKEEP'S MILLINERY ,
Cheapest nnd Best. Norfolk Avenue.
J , W , EDWARDS-
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Corner of Hraaech
Avo. and Fourth.
Mrs , Sadie Hart Miller
OSTEOPATHIG PHYSICIAN.
Sraduate of American School of Osteo
pathy , under founder of the science
Residence and office , 807 Madison Ave
Hours Irom 0 a.m. to 4 p. m.
BOQERS STAIHFLOOR FINISH
Stains and flnfohos floors at
ono operation ,
Ho Mad Ml ! Ho M
Easily applied and dries over
night eo it can be used
next morning.
Hakes Pine floors look like Hardwood ,
Whether Painted or not.
EQUALLY GOOD FOR HARDWOOD FLOORS !
Aek us for Booklet on Treatment of Floors. .
Manufactured by Detroit White Lead Works ,
end told by
Dealers & Jobbers Generally