l-l 10 THE 1SWFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , JULY 10,1003.
Our July Clearance Sale
BEELER
Of all Spring and Summer merchandise and broken lots of
goods. Let price coupled with merit and price only direct
you where to buy goods.
BEELER BROS.
27 in. silk chambrys , good assortment of patterns , value I9c and 25c now , per yard - 16c
27 in. figured lawns , just the thing for hot weather wrappers , would be good value at lOc , now , per yard , = - 5c
We offer a lot of about 15 doz. ladies' seersucker underskirts at less than cost of material , only - = = 43c
An assorted lot of ladies'bows , ties and stock collars , your choice only = = = = = = = = gc
We have a good assortment of white goods , India linens , Persian lawns , nansooks , mulls , French lawns , wash or =
gandies and mercerized Persian lawns , all marked down for this sale and exceptional prices in short lengths , prices
will be one-half to three-fourths less than former price.
An assorted lot of men's suspenders , good value at 2Sc , now = = = = = = = = = \QC \
THE NORFOLK NEWS
W. N. HOSE , Publisher.
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Uio NKws-JoruNAL will bo tnlon until October
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tecond olns mnttor. _ _
Toleiilionot Kdltorlnl Poimrtmotit , No. 22.
llnilnotB Olllcoftiid Job Itooitm , No. 322.
Republican Judicial District Conven
tion.
To tbo republican r lectori of the Ninth Judl-
eUldlitrictor NtbrnsUn !
Notice li beroby ulven that p republican Judi
cial convention will bo bold at Norfolk , No-
brntkn , on tbo 17th dnr of AtiRnit , 1908. nt 11
o'clock a. ra , for tbo pnrpoeo of uqmlimtlnK , a
canilltlnto for jiuUo of tbo Ninth Judicial din-
trlct , nndtbo trnnnnctltm of such other mm-
neai ni may re nlnrly coino before It. The sev
eral connUei of milildlMrlctnro entitled to the
following ropro < mtntlon , bated on the vote of
J. H. MtckoT ( governor ) In November. 1002 :
Antelope. T3Wnyno [ . .It )
Knot , .
Pierce. . . Totnl 05
Mndiiinn.
It IB recommended by the coinmtttru that no
rroxlea bo allowed In snld cotnention , but tlmt
Uio dolpRntcs present bo allowed to cnst the
foil vote of the county represented by thorn.
Hy order o' the committee.
OEO. F. Houi , J. H. IIABNKB ,
Seoretnry. Clmlrmnn.
This is unlucky Friday nnd It has
l > 3on an especially uufortunnto day for
"Win. Ilhon , condoumed to hang today
nt the penitentiary.
Ooolor vrenther uiny bo appreciated
by the people , but it is not of the sort
that produces that corn-growing uoiso
that keeps persons from sleep at night.
It appears that the dust IB to bo given
absolutely no ohaiico in this section
this summer. Ik no sooner feels thixt
rising feeling coming on than nature's
sprinkling con is turned loose and it is
.0.inverted into mud.
The building of that Yanktou and
Gulf railroad through Norfolk will add
materially to the importance of this
city , and it is to bo hoped that it is not
one ofjtho kind constructed . of those
fragile and uncertain substances wind
and paper.
Those who have criticised the Iowa
republicans for a straddle should now
tarn their attention to the national edi
torial association which neither Ap
proves of the "yellow" journals nor of
Governor Pehnypacker's attempt to
muzzle them in his state.
The latest report from Kansas is that
,000 men are needed by the farmers to
help harvest the wheat crop. Up to
date it has not been shown that this
section of Nebraska has any men ,
whom they would want , to spare to help
oat their neighbors on the south.
So far as recorded the Fourth of
July casualties are fifty-two killed ,
3CCS injured and a fire IMS of 100,635.
This looks like n big showing , bat this
is a big country and has lots of people
in it , and if statistics were made for
any ordinary day in the year , these
.Fourth of Jnly figures might be ap
proximated.
The Nebraska Oity News says it does
not believe In a partisan court , which
may be taken to mean that it will join
with the rest of the people in wiping
out that fusion majority in the supreme
court this fall. Certainly if it does not
believe in a partisan court it may be de
pended on to see that a court's parti
sanship shall not be one way all the
time.
JUr. Bryan and his daughter , Miss
Ruth , are arranging for n tour of
Europe which is to bo continued until
about holiday tiiiio the coming winter
another evidence of republican pros
perity. The representative of the
common people could certainly not af
ford to take the trip unless ho had
money , and everyone has moro money
since democracy was emphatically sat
down on by the people.
Governor Miclroy takes the strong
stand in the Ilhon matter that , inas
much as twelve impartial men have
said that the man must hang and the
court of last resort has approved the de
cision of the lower court , ho has no
business to interfere and commute
Rhea's soutanco to imprisonment for
life , no matter how much ho might
wish to do so as far as ho is personally
concerned. Such n position does not
leave much room for criticism ,
The lord mayor of London , in-wel
coming the American Hook , toasted King
Edward and President Roosevelt , pay
ing the following neat tribute to this
country's executive : "Ho is hold hero
in the highest-esteem and regard. The
president labors most assiduously to
promote the welfare of the United
States and further , is actuated by n
sincere desire to strengthen the bonds
of friendship and concord uniting the
two countries. Wo , on this side of the
Atlantic , sharing with yon , representa
tives of the great nation across the seas ,
in a common heritage and speaking the
same language , honor your president
for the grand work in whioh ho is en
gaged , and whioh we are pursuaded , is
not only conducive to the best interests
of the United States and Great Britain ,
but must advance the cuusu of civiliza
tion , freedom and justice the world
over. "
Th o Northwestern Line Summer
Excursion Rates.
Excursion tickets will tro sold dally
from Juno 1 , until September 80 , 1003 ,
to Hot Springs , S. D. ; Rapid Oity , S.
D. ; Deadwood and Lead , S. D. , and
Casper , Wyo ; also to Denver , Colorado
Springs , Pueblo , and Glenwood
Springs , Col. , and Salt Lake City nnd
Ogdcn , Utah , at greately reduced rates
for the round trip , with final return
limit October 31 , 1003. For further
particulars see
H. 0. MATRAU ,
Agent.
Help Wanted Female.
Wanted , intelligent persons to copy
letters at home ; $12.50 paid weekly.
Send stamped envelope for sample let
ter and instructions.
Eureka Company , 23 Daano Street ,
Now York.
Round-Trip Rates Via Union Pacific
to many points in the states of Cali
fornia , Colorado , Oregon , Washington ,
Utah , and Montana.
From Missouri river terminals : Den
ver , Colorado Springs nnd Pueblo and
return , Jnly 1 to 10 , inclusive , $15.
Denver , Colorado Springs and Paeblo
and return , June 1 to September 80 , in
clusive , $17.50.
( Glenwood Springs , $20.50. )
Ogden and Salt Lake City and retarn ,
June 1 to September 80 , inclusive ,
$30.50.
Butte and Helena and return , July
and 21 , Aag. 4 and IS , September 1 and
15 , $34150.
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return , August 1 to 14 , inclusive , $45.
Sou Francisco , Los Angeles and San
Diego nnd return , Jnly 1 to 10 , inoln
Bivo. J. B. ELSEFFEK , Agent.
Special Summer Tourist Rates
To points iulWiscousin and on Lake
Superior on the O. , St. P. , M. & O.
railway one faro plus $3. Tickets on
solo Jane 1 to Sept. 80 , good to return
October 81. For-full particulars apply
to J. B. ELSEFFKK , Agent.
Opening Session of Twenty-first
Annual Convention.
CLARK PLEADS FOR EXPANSION.
Aska Each Stat * to Multiply by Ten
Per Cent and Offers Reward Sec
retary Says that 64,020 Societies
Now Exist.
Denver , July 0. TVio twenty-first
annual meeting of the United Society
of Christian Endeavor opened here.
The attendance at the opening session ,
though taxing the capacity of the Im
mense tent which had been provided
for the occasion , did not Include as
many delegates as hod been expected ,
on account uf delayed trains. It is
impossible to oven give a reasonable
estimate of the number now in the
city , but it will run into the thous
ands. The opening of the convention
was preceded by the annual business
meeting of the Christian Endeavor
corporation , at which the officers for
the ensuing ycnr wore elected and re
ports of officers submitted.
William Shaw , treasurer of the so
ciety , and acting secretary since the
resignation of General * Secretary John
Willis Baor , read the general secre
tary's report.
Describing the growth of the move
ment ho said : "from one society , In
1SS1 , to C4.020 In 1003 , from ono de
nomination to moro than eighty from
ono city to every country , and from
fifty members to 3.822.300 , and 1.800-
000 moro In societies bearing strictly
sectarian names , but patterned after
Christian Endeavor and gaining n-
splratlon from It , A net gain In num
ber of aoclUea In ono year of over
2,000. "
Rev. Francis E. Clark , president of
the society , then delivered his annual
address. Dr. Clark proposed that
every state strive to gain at least 10
per cent annually for the next ten
years , thus entering Into a ten years'
ertenelan campaignAs each state
secures its 10 per cent Increase , a
beautiful foreign banner from some
distant land , representing the fellow
ship of the movement , will bo pre
sented to the atato.
Cyclone In Wisconsin.
Darlington , Wls. , July 10. Heavy
storms did considerable damage In
this vicinity to the trees and stand
ing Brain. The storm at Argyle was
almost a cyclone and ono building
was wrecked and a Mrs. Hamsteai
waa killed , Marshfleld , Gratiot and
other polnta report a terifflc wind and
rain storm , causing thousands of dollars
lars of damage to crops , trees and
bulldlncs.
SIOO Reward , SIOO ,
The readers of this paper ] will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stapes am
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Care is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease , requires a eon
Btitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Care is taken internally , acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces o'
the system , thereby destroying the f oun
dation of the disease , and giving the pa
.tient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doini
its work. The proprietors have so rnuol
faith iu its curative powers , that they
offer one hundred dollars for any o&s
that it fails to euro. Send for list o
testimonials. Address ,
F. J. CHENEY & Co. , Toledo , 0.
Sold by draught , 75o.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
What people most want in n news
paper is news. They get it in TH
News.
Wanted Ono hundred ladles wit
pimplea , blackheads , nasty complexions
to toke Rocky Mountain Ten , nnd have
a beautiful fnco , bright eyes , sweet
breath. The Kiesau Drug Co.
Hardy Plagg , Wanpaoa , Wls. , says :
My wifo. would as soon think of ranking
bread without Hour , as keeping honso
without Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents.
The Ktosau Drug Co.
If You Were Scared
easily you might suppose that the pain
in the lower pat t of your buck meant
kidney trouble. But being a person of
sense you know it is only muscular stiff
ness , from cold , and that prompt treat
ment with Perry Davis * Painkiller will
prevent it from going into lumbago.
Act accordingly and you will be glad
yon saw this. There is but ono Pain
killer , Perry Davis' .
Be up-to-date on things that aio hap
pening. Read THE NEWS.
Evidence is ample to prove that the
moat beautiful women in the world are
Americans ; 00 per cent , owe their beauty
to the use of Rocky Mountain Tea.
The Kiesan Drug Co.
THE MARKETS.
Prices of Produce Prevailing in Chicago
cage Today.
Chicago , Jnly 10 Special to The
News : Following are the closing
prices on Chicago market today :
"Wheat Cash , 70 % ; September , 79 ;
December. 77 % ; May , 79 %
Corn Cash , 61 } ; September , 61 % ;
December , 51 ; May , 51.
Oats Cash , 40 % ; September , 85i < f ;
December , 86 % ; May
Yesterday's Quotations.
ChJcapn , July 0. Tbo wtieat roarEet was
aguln active and strong , Sept&tnbcr clo -
injt IHo blgiier , September corn was Vic
higher and oats wro also up KC , but pro-
rlaloni wer wwik , the September products
eloeluu l2JJ45c * lower. Closing prices :
Wbco 8 pt. . 7& < 5ic ; DKJ. . 77 % ; May , VOU.
Core Sept. , 61o : Dec. , BIHc ! May ,
Oat * Sept. , R43io < Dvc. , 85H ; May ,
Pafh-Julj , | 14.16 ; Sapt ( ULOO.
Lard July , fijM : Sept. , $7.ocx
Blbt-Joly , $5.00 ; Sept. . $3.67 ; Oct. , W.23.
ChlaAgo Coftb Prlcoa Ko. 2 rod wboat ,
80Hc ; NO. 3 eprtng wbcnt. 76o ; No. 3 ban ]
wtieat. tBc : No. 3 Uard wheat , TVdTTc ; No.
3 cash corn , &l ( { 92 c ; No. 3 cttab corn.
01H819l < K No. i yellow corn , &l % p32t4e !
Ro 8 r Uow com. B19i@G2ff ; No. 2 cash
oat * . BS&r Ko.2 _ wUUe oats , -de ; No. 8
whlU oata.
Chicago Live Stock.
Jnly 0. Cttttlo receipts. (5.000 ( ,
tneladlQg 000 T ian ; itroog to UXt blgner ;
food to prime rte rs. $ & , OUr2 < UX > ; poor to
medium , $3.0O2-COO ; etocli r and feodera ,
JlKKa-i-SO : cowa , Sl.OOJM.Qj belforft , $2,23
34.4O ; canatra. fl-KXffi.TS ; baits , | 2.2S ®
10 ; ulv , $2.KX3ftOO : Tciai fal steer * .
J3.KHI4.65. tlpsaec ! pU , today 20.000 ;
estimated tomorrow , U,00 ( left ovci , 4.000 ;
6 < tlO UljUfr ; clone weak : tnlxod and
batotrai' . KJntt&O.TS : rood to choice
beary , J5.G 3aTO ; roacb bear ? , 53.23
5.60i llebt &tt@O.PO. balk of sale * $5.CO
GB.tn. 8n cp-R ? elpt8 , P.OOO ; ibo p and
Itmbt ftcady ; good to cjiolpt wetber ? , J3.00
© 8.43 ; fair to f.holoo mtxod. t3.00tJ3JX ( > ;
wwtarn Rbecn , 62.50il4.25 ; native lambs ,
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City , July 0. Cattle R > cclpts
J.SOO : StnOe blghtr ehWee In-ef steers ,
f4.53 < Sfi.SO : fulr to peed , V4 00 4 05 * stork-
trt nnd fto > r * . JJ.OOJH.'D. western fed
iteera , $3.60U4 63 Texai anil Indian
men. (2,23 f400 native cows. $3,002
.00 : B tir h lfw . S2.00g4 35bnllt. . $7.00
Q3.6A ffalTf I fi 00 < ijS.2 Hofe Receipts
7WO , lvo ICfJJJo bljUer top tl 70
bulk ot le . iJ CrS-W bo8TT , $5.403
5.C3H tulxed pathf > n" . VJ 8l-j'3C ' 52V5
light 3.43V"itf P'J ' * I5J03S TO Sbwp
R c lpts2.0CO , irfaltj Lativc- lamb *
$3.20C < J.SO. < v trrn kiaba , ( 0030.15 ,
to4 in * * , fSOO'j'l.PO tiocLeri ted teed
w * . $3.034. 00
South Omaha Live Stock.
Bontb Oninbo , July 9-Cnttl * Recrfpts ,
2TOO ; market nlfady to rtronE ; Dative
iUers , t4,2&'Qn.25 ' tovet ami uvl/ers. 13.00
Q4.40 ; western rtfkT . 13,30 4.29 ; canncrs ,
I1.TOSI2.7&4 itockvr * and UuJsrs , S3.G03
4.30 ; Halves , $2 M > fl 50 ; bulls , itags , etc. ,
| J.CX > S-1.00. Hogs-Recelpti , 6,500 ; be lower * ,
heaty. W,4Oil5i3 ; mlxod , t5.42VV2C.i5- :
light. $5.4iMcl5.r > 0 ; pigs , $5.e5 < 3&40 ; balk
( sales , $5.4''H436.4Q. Sheep Racolptv ,
3COOi lowati western yearling , $4.C < X3
1.60 ; wotb rs. W.SOU-I.OOi twos. $30003.10 * ;
common and itocbcn , J2.CO30.25 ; lamb ) .
| 3T3 < Sa.OO.
St. Joseph Llvt Stock.
St. Joseph , July 0 , Cattle Receipts ,
2,000 ; itendy to stronp ; natives , $3 85(34,60 ( ;
rows und Bel few. $1.50JJ3 75 ; stocKers and
feeders. J3.0033.S5. Hogs-Receipts , 7,000
Me&dyi llelita , $3458060 , medium and
leary. 5.37MrS3-50. bulk. 15.40 3.50.
The best of barley , hops
and yeast , selected by one
of our partners.
Pure water , from six
wells driven down to rock.
Pure air , which has first
passed through an airfilter.
Every drop of Schlitz Beer filtered by machin
ery through masses of white wood pulp. Every
bottle sterilized , so that it contains no germs.
Thus we double the necessary cost of our brew
ing to make purity certain to make Schlitz Beer
healthful.
Will you drink common beer , and pay just as
much for it , when Schlitz Beer can be had for
the asking.
Ask for the Brewery Bottling.
For sale by Wm. G. Berner ,
Norfolk
GIVEN AWAY
Married or Single , iu Northeast Nebraska.
The Norfolk News wishes to increase the circulation of
both The Daily News and The Weekly News-Journal. In
order-to do this and do it
effectively , this paper will on
OCTOBER 15 , 1903 , Give Away , FREE , a Handsome Driv-
inp ; Horse , a Fine , Rubber-Tired Runabout , and a Complete-
Set of Harness to the Lady Receiving the Largest Number
of Votes in this contest up until 12 O'CLOCK NOON on that
day. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to vote in this contest.
How will you go about it to secure this magnificent prize ? :
Here you are :
SUBSCRIBER'S BALLOT.
| Q | Q > & & & &Q
I The Norfolk News :
Enclosed find $ for
subscription to
The Norfolk Dally News , The Norfolk Weekly News-Journal ,
( Erase One Not Wanted. )
With it I cast votes for
of , Nebraska , as my choice In The News
Horse and Buggy Contest.
Received above amount
FREE VOTE.
The Norfolk' News Prize Contest
Popular , fQ | , 12 ,
I hereby vote for. .
of . Nebraska , as my choice in
The Norfolk NewsPree Horse and Buggy Contest.
( This Coupon , when clipped from The News and properly
filled out counts for ONE VOTE , if deposited before Saturday
noon , July ; 18 , 1003.
