THE OXNARD
UAH imr.K
Remodelled
Throughout
>
Under tlio new ownership n
ComploUi Now Service lnw bwn in-
stalled. Kvory modern convoiiiotico.
New Cnrpct ,
New Decorations ,
New Furniture.
L.A , BiRIHOLOMEW , Onner ,
C , II. Hll , Manager ,
WILLIAM GODKIN
Flour ,
Feed ,
SILLS ! Gasoline ,
Baled Hay ,
Poultry Supplies
Phone 33. 411 Norfolk Are ,
DR. N. J. HOAGLAND
* Oiitcopatlilc Physician.
nioi Inilli nonln nn < ! rliroiilo inrrniifullj
irontml without uta of drum or knlfo.
Ontcn nt roildonco , 109 Nortli lOtli Htrnot.
. No. 2M NoairciMi
COPVRICMT
"HERE IT IS , MA'AMl"
Tluit bug of dour you ordered in ut
your door whim promised next time
you'll probably order double thoqmmtity
for Bon Ton ( lour him u little way of
pleasing people , which umkcH it u welcome -
como visitor. Kvorybodv and his wife
known tlio Hiiporlor quality of lion Ton
flour. '
Mrs , Sadie Hart Miller
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Graduate of Amorinm School of Osteo
pathy , under founder of the hoionco.
ItCHldonco , uud olllco , i)07 ) MiullHOii Avo.
Hourn irom I ) n.in toI p. in.
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ,
United Society of ChrlHtlan En-
tlunvor , Denver , Colo. ,
July P. M
Hl'lXMAI , THA1N. J
Ijunvu Oimiha.VixlmtNiluy , July 8,3U ; )
l , in. via U. I' . \ \ . H.
Arrive Deuvnr , Tlmniilay , July V ,
7 : lit in.
Hmu'lal tritln will oniiHUt of Slnmliinl
I'ulliijiiu Hlooplnw car * , I'lillniiui Tourlnl
nirn , fruit ItiHilluliiK ( 'Imlr CIII-M
iitul HlmirtHrd Dny i nil throiiKh
to Denver \\ltliD\it
IMl'OUTANT.
I'tiri'litiHO your UoKotH from your
homi ) nmnit , Via U. \ NV. . Hy. to I'ru-
moiit , tliunon vln thu U , I * . H. It , to
Demur.
Auk your local U iml fur further p r-
tlciiliirH ,
Armory Hall
Second floor of the Olnoy
building , corner First Street
nnd Norfolk avenue.
This Hall with its splendid
floor , good light aud easy approach
preach , IH now nvnilnblo for
Dances , Socials , Fairs etc. , etc ,
For terms nud dates iuquiro
of
CHESTER A , FULLER ,
10-1 South Fourth Street ,
NORFOLK , INEBRASKA. .
PERSONAL ,
llutli Olnoy IB in the city from
Minneapolis for n vlslt'wlth friends.
Mitts Anna Parker of Plainviow is n
KuoBt nt the homo of her brother , Dr. 0.
fl. I'nrkor.
JtfifM Frances Dnvonport has gouo to
JVIadlson to spend Suudny with her sis
ter , Mrs. A. P. Pilgor.
Mrs. H , F. Hrnoo wont to Sioux Oity
thin uoon nnd will visit until Monday ,
when she returns with her grand
daughter , W nrion Smith.
TjV. H. Hoffman returned yesterday
from the eastern market where ho has
icon buying furniture for the fall aud
lollday trade.
Mm. Frank Hollonbock of Columbus
K vbltlng Mrs , Hlilo Desmond.
Dr , U , A. Mlttolitndt will bo absent
until July 18 ,
Full stock of cntincd meats at the Boo
Hive.
Follow the crowd to the Bee Hive. ,
Uronndn Blond collco two for 23 cents
it the Dee Hivo.
il LIFTED" SOME RAZORS ,
Thief Visited Friday's Hardware Store
but Mnkcs His Escape.
John Friday , the hardware ninn , ii
short several razors nnd a couple of imll
cllpR nud nome straugor is ahead n few
drlnkn an the result of n visit from n
shop lifter recently.
Mr. Friday misiud the rn/.ors Sunday
morning from n display cano that had
boon open on the conntor. Ho did not
Inform the police of bin IOHH until yos-
lordiiy , thinking thut there WIIB nbso-
lutcly no olow to the thief * In n burbcr
shop yesterday ho HAW ono of the rnzors
from bin fitoro nnd on Inquiry the fnots
dovolopud tlmt n customer of the shop
Imd bought it of u "bum" for a quarter ,
nnd the thief wan Idontlllod us n fellow
\vbo had been hanging around town for
several dnyH. A wurruut wan Hworu out
for tlio man , bat whou the ollleers wont
to nerve it last evening they found tlmt
lie had made his way to the Junction
nnd it in supposed that ho got oat oil ono
of the trains leaving the city nbout thut
time.
The follow who did the job claimed to
bo n printer and wati in TIIK Nnws of
fice before the Fourth whore ho pat up
n pitiful Htory nbout being hungry , and
liavlng no money nud uo work. A quar
ter was contributed toward relieving
Ills alleged distress nnd ho must have
Inter conceived the scheme of having
Mr. Friday mnlto tin luvolnutory con
tribution townrd hifl maintenance.
A number of Htioh charactcrH have
buon hanging around town n week or
more , ono of whom Hold n valuable re
volver for n moro song , tlmt wan un
doubtedly "lifted" from some other
Imrdwnro Htoro , niid ono mny have boon
the follow who robbed the cash register
of the Oximrd.
Notice.
OuHtomorH of TIIK NKWS who hold re
ceipts signed by W. N. Huuo , per O. O.
Whlppn or 0. 0. W. , are requested to
present thorn nt Tin ? NKWB ofllco. Uo-
celpti of that ohnrnotor issued since
Juno I ) cannot bo recogni/.od.
W. N. HUSH.
GIosH starch ft cents par pound at the
Hoe Hive ,
Quickest delivery in the the olty. The
Doe Hive.
WANTII : > Man to learn the barber
trndo. Our free catnloguo explains how
wo tench It quickly , Write , Molor Barber -
bor Oollogo , Omaha , Nobr.
Full line of bananas and ornngoB at
the lice Hivo.
If nnything of Importance happens in
the world today you road It In tonight's
NKWH. Tomorrow morning tho- big
dailies have It.
NEWS VOTING CONTEST.
Standings as Recorded up Till Noon
Today.
Following Is the vote nt nooutodny :
Mrs Kioto Desmond , Norfolk 1282 ! )
Miss Lucy Shaffer , So. Norfolk. . . 121181
MlfH Maud Tnnuohlll.Wnrnorvillo 12117
Miss May Durlnnd 101
Miss Jennie A very , Battle Creek CIJ
FACTS ABOUT FOLKS.
IJoyn grow more regularly than girls.
The memory which ncti ) quickest acts
boat.
boat.Urban
Urban llfo decreases statute from flvo
yearn of age on.
Firstborn children exceed later born
In stnturu and weight.
Children born In Hummer are tnllcv
than those l > orn lu winter.
Hod and yoJIow uru vlnlblu at greater
distances than gnxm mid blue.
Truant boj'H tiru Inferior In weight ,
height and chest girth to boys In gen
eral.
eral.Dull
Dull diildrcn nro lighter and preco
cious children heavier tlinu the average
child.
Great moiv , thougli often abscntmlnd-
od , have Htroiig nuunorlnt on tlio lima
of Uudriiftere ts.
HoalUiy nwn ought to weigh an adtli-
tlotuil live poujid.s for oery inch In
hoigtit hoj-ond Hlxtono Inchon , nt
which hvujht the } ' wight to weigh 12&
poumls.
Bovoral carefully obsun'ed cases of
falling hair from emotion Imvo been
rcconleil , hut the following la probably
jono of the most curloua : A normally
healthy fjirms. thrt--el } ht-virs gf
nge , saw his clilld thrown ouTofa"5ucl
and tmmplediwi \ \ by n mule Ho BUJ > -
poswl It lllleil and exix > rleuced In hla
fright nnd tciiHlon a sensation of chill
iness and tension in the heud and
face. The child escaped wltli a fcnv
brulset ) , but the father's lialr , bentxl
nnd eyebrows connucnced to drop out
the next day , ami by the cud of the
\veol : ho wnu wiUrely bald. A new
growth of hair appeared In time , but
uiucli lluer. , Ixuidon Answers.
A
Wealthy CltlKeu-lUit I said distinctly -
ly In my advertisement tlmt I wanted
"a reliable colored coachman , " and
you are a red faced Irishman.
Applicant Hut sure , ser , Isn't red as
reliable a color as black ? Baltimore
American.
Ex-Circus Tumbler Tumbled
to His Death.
HIS NECK WAS BROKEN BY DROP
Dramatic Ending of n Llfo That Has
Been Filled With. Wealth , War
nnd Wlno Ho Died in Dissi
pation.
I'oor old Lovl Eddy lion had his loot
drunk. Hid la t hours spout In the ha-
> ltnal Intoxication that 1ms been ono
prolonged eprco for yearn , the character
HO well known nil over Norfolk becanBo
of hln career , the man of ono-tluio wealth
who lived in plenty and In happiness on
ils farmland Just Bouth of this city
ilnetooii yean ago , the veteran eoldlor
of the olvil war and ox clronH performer ,
who han been In police court BO many ,
nany tlmcH < m the ohargo of drnnlc and
dioordorly , NtagKoring nnd Htumbling In
its dual dlHHipatlon , fell through n liny
oft at the Seller livery fltnbloa , corner
JrnoHoh avenue nnd Third Btroot , early
thiii morning nnd hroko hlfl neck.
Lovl Eddy Hi > ont the last penny ho
md In the world yesterday afternoon
'or a gliiHB of whlBkoy. Ho had taken
Hoveral before nud ho realized that he
wan drnuk. With uo homo to go to
nnd with n denlro to keep away from
; ho police , he staggered over to the
Ivery stable where ho haH so of ton boon
allowed to "sleep it oil , " climbed un-
Btoadily up into thu hay loft and fell
over for rest uutil morning. When the
mon nt the barn nrooo nt daylight the
worn out human frame lay upon the
leer down Blairs , just beneath the hole
; hrough which ho had fallen. His head
was brulBod and his whole form was
writhing and twisting in the lost thralls
of his drunken doath. Ho WOH not con-
Holous and very shortly after ho Bank
ute a quiet , painless sleep.
Upou n oot lu the ofllco of the stables ,
with the comforters and blankets of the
stable boy thrown over his rotten bouoH ,
; lie body of the old man was laid. About
: iis face , covering the marks of the
jrokon neck , a handkerchief was tied.
tliH wi'o , who has not lived with Eddy
for many months , was told of the death
of the man with whom she had one
time resided , nnd came to the burn to
look at his lifclesH remains.
"lie used to bo KOOC ! to mo , " she said ,
"but of late ho has boon vicious. I have
lived with him twouty-on years until
finally he got so bad I couldn't stand it
any longer and loft. Many a time has
lie come at mo with an axe or hatchet ,
cursing mo fearfully and threatening to
kill mo. Time after time ho has poured
kuroHcuio oil on the house nud started to
burn it up. , Often , Oh so often , ho ban
rolled in the muddy streets in his drunk
enness and then como homo nnd crawled ,
with his dirty clothing , into bod. Tor
years I have done for him. Not one
woman in a thousand would put up
with what I Imvo. The harder 1 have
tried to keep things olonn , the harder ho
tried , it"scorned , to keep them filthy.
At ono time ho wan kind to mo nnd gen
erous but ho grow very , very ugly nnd I
couldn't stand it any longer. Ho is
dead , and ho did it himself. "
Mrs. Kddy lives with her Hon-iti-Iaw ,
Herman Fuyerhorm , nt101 South
Second street. She Is n second wlfo ,
nnd therefore will not draw the pen
sion , which amounted to fol per
quarter.
Kddy has six sons , four of them living
nt Independence , In , , nnd ono daughter ,
who lives at Albany , 111. His first
wlfo is also buried at Independence and
; hero , beside her grave , ho will likely
ho taken for burial.
Upon the cold white arm of the old
man stand thu letters , tatoood eternally
in blue , "E. H. Eddy , Co. H , 22nd
Iowa. " This shows where ho enlisted
during the war of the rebellion. Ho was
a member of Mathowson Post , O. A. R.
Eddy was seventy-two years old last
September.
Story of his Life.
The story of the llfo of Levi Eddy is
pitiful and dramatic. So often during
the past few weeks ho would tell it all
to n NKWS reporter. Ho would
toll It time after time , with tears in his
eyes and with a sense of what ho had
at ono time boon , which was touching
to a degree.
"Used to bo a circus tumbler , " ho
would nay , uud then shako his head ,
snowy with ago , for emphasis. "Yop ,
traveled with a circus for twenty-two
years. My bones nro sere yet from It.
My knees nro BtilV and I.'cnn't move my
shoulders ouly so fnr BOO ? Yep , that's
right. Lost my first wlfo in the ring.
Great big horse fell on her. She's
burled nt Independence , lown , That's
where my boys aro. Oh , this a great
world , hoy. You're young. Never
marry. Don't yon do it , now will you ,
boy ? Bettor oft' not to. Sho'H got all
my property. I'd like to got my goods.
She's got 'em stored. I'll have 'urn before
fore touight though. I had money
ouco , lnd. It's gone uow. I've drank
it up and given it all away. I used to
have friends , but I haven't any more.
Except Bill , ho owned the show. Ho's
my friend. Oh ho was a Quo follow.
Square 1 Straight as a string. That's
right. Now they've all put mo out. 1
don't want to see her. I was good to
her. My neighbors still food mo
though. My little girl would like to
come back and take care of her old dad
She loves mo yet. But I wouldn't lol
that little girl see mo. Sho's n pretty
little girl aud has just as fine a homo as
any one. Money ? All she wants.
She's " aud the old mau's eyes wonk
well with tears. "She's Oh , hell I cry
Wish I had n heart of stone. But'I
can't help it that little well , I'll see
yon touight , boy " and the old man
would cover his face with his old black
kerchief.
When Eddy came to Norfolk ho hat
honsands. He owned a big farm loath
of town and would como to Norfolk reg
ularly for a spree. Many times A year
10 would bo taken up by the police nnd
edged in Jail over night Gradually
Lrink took everything ho owned. It
nado him ugly aud his wife became
afraid of him. Her son-in law moved
nto the house merely to prevent his
nnrdcring her. Now ncd again Mr.
feyerhorni has gone into the city late
at night to find the old fellow and cony
ilui homo. This spring L/evi grow
worse than over and he had to bo put
out. His wife stored hi * goods for safe
cecping. One day he came up town
with his Ion ? , white whl&kers missing.
1 Where are they ? " was asked. A smile
ilaycd acrosi his face and he grew oon-
Idoutfal for a minute. "She got every-
hlug else I had thought I'd send her
iiy whiskers , too , " ho said.
With his mind wrecked from drink
10 little seemed to realize that ho had
quandored a fortune himself , and had
jocn taken onro of for years by his
wlfo , until he became simply unendur
able. Instead of appreciating the true
itnation he labored under the constant
uipression that his family was robbing
and abusing him.
Ho grow to believe his own stories.
One day this week be was met with a
saw under his arm * "They're stealin'
everything from me"ho sald"I have to
carry this around. " "Are they robbing
you really , " was asked. ' 'Oh yes , Oh
'OB , Oh yes , " he said , and went on.
And now , as ho lived in his drunken-
loss , so has' Lovl Eddy died. The life
hat bo has so often declared he "would-
I't change a bit" If ho had it to do over ,
s flulihed.
Kamo Tea , 40 cents per pound at the
Boo Hive.
Best cream cheese In the oity at the
3oo Hive , 15 cents.
FOR PAN-HELLENIC ASSOCIATION ,
_ _ _ _ _ it
Talk of Union Among Greek Letter
Fraternity People.
There Is some gossip among the col-
ego folk of Norfolk who have belonged
to Greek letter societies , of starting a
mn-holleuic association for the purpose
of bringing together these with a com
mon Interest so that they may revive
their memories of by-gone days. There
are many fraternity people in the city ,
jolouging to many different organiza
tions of the scholastic world nud still
retaining much of their Greek or pan-
liollouio spirit.
Among the number , with the frater
nity of each , are : Rev. J. 0. S. Wellls ,
Sigma Ohl ; Rev. S. Sharpless , Delta
Upsllou ; N. A. Ralnbolt , Sigma Chi ;
S. D. Robertson , Alpha Tau Omega ;
B. W. SlBson , Beta Thetn PI ; A. N.
Strootor , Alpha Thotn Ohl , Thetn Nu
Epsllou ; Ohnrles R. Hnys , Sigma Nu ;
John H. Hays , Phi Kappi Psi ; J. B.
Barnes , jr. , Delta Tnu Delta , Theta Nu
Epsilon ; G. W. Barnes , Delta Tan Delta -
ta ; A. K. Barues , Delta Tan Delta ; E.
L. Bridge , Delta Tau Delta ; J. Bridge ,
Doltn Tau Delta ; N. A. Huso , Delta
Tan Delta ; Rev. J. F. Poucher , pledged
to Delta Tan Delta ; W. M. Ralnbolt ,
PI Eta ( Harvard local. )
Among borority women are Mrs.
Fletcher M. Slsson , Kappa Alpha Thetn ;
Mrs. L. O. Haggard , Kappa Kappa
3ammn ; Mrs. .T , B. Mnylnrd , Pi Botn
Phi ; others who belonged to locul clubs
ire : Mrs. George D. Buttorflold , Wei-
esly ; Miss Weills , Vnssar ; Misses Lil
ian Luikart , Stella Lniknrt , Elizabeth
ShnrplcsB , The Western , nt Oxford ,
Oiiio ; Miss Josephine Buttorfleld , Dana
Hall , Wcllesley ; Miss Helen Bridge ,
[ Jnko Forest , 111. ; Mrs. A. J. Dnrlnnd ,
Nebraska ; Mrs. W. H. Bucholz , Brown-
ell Hall ; Rev. W. J. Turner , Ynlo ; A.
T. Durland , Cornell ; Dr. P. II. Salter ,
Edinburgh , Scotland.
There nro many others , besides , who
mvo not yet been seen.
Pride of Ozark tomatoes , 10 cents per
can nt the Bee Hive.
All ice cronrn orders for socinls , pic
nics and private parties are promptly
attended to by Knuifman.
WARNERVILLE.
M. Gnrbory returned Tuesday from a
justness trip to Oinahn.
II. E. Wood of Lincoln wns hero Tues
day looking after his farm ,
Mr. nnd Mrs J. F. Webster of Elba
woru the guests of 0. J. Lodge nud fnm-
ly Monday.
MlHH Mnudo Tnnnohlll has contracted
with the school board of district No. 25
; o touch the fall term.
Gallon of syrup ! ti ! cents at the Boo
Hivo.
Oypross stock tanks ullsi/cs.
& BiiAuroim LCMIIKU Co.
G. R. SEILER ,
LIVERY AND
OOUNKK BUAASOII A\'B.
AND Tinno ST.
Telephone , No. 44.
SESSIONS ' & BELL
Undertakers and Embalmers ,
Seiiloui Illk , , Norfolk Avenue ,
. NEBRASKA.
NORFOLK , - -
IN THE CHASE FOR THE
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
don't forget that the best
place to buy lumber and
building material is of us.
Our stock is the largest
and assortment the most
complete in Northeastern
Nebraska.
Let Us Make an Estimate on Your Next Bill ,
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N. B. DOLSEN , Manager. NORFOLK , NEBR.
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Norfolk ALEX. BEAR , Vice President.
E. W. ZUTZ , Ooahier.
National Bank
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* | . .on Time 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. HANLON , F. J. HALE , W. H. BUOHOLZ ,
* WM. ZUTZ , N. A. RAINBOLT , S. S. COTTON.
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The Citizens National Bank.
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DIRECTORS
CAUL ABUUB W. IT. JOIINBOH CIIAB. S. Damon F. MCQIVEBN C. M. SWANH
Q. A. LCIKAUT T. F. MiisiMiNQEE L. SESSIONS
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