10 THE NORFOLK NEWS : 1'JUDAY , JULY 17,1903.
BEELER BROS
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A lot of ladies' colored hose , value from 20c to 50c , price now . 19c
A lot of embroidery , would be good value 8c to 12c per yard , now , per yard Sc
A lot of art squares , all wool rugs , * size 36x40 in. , value 40c , now . 29c
A lot of 6 = ft. opaque window shades , complete , value 25c , now . 18c
A lot of ladies kid shoes , sizes 4 to 7 , worth $2.00 to $3.00 , choice now $1.48
A lot of fine box writing paper , worth 25c to 40c , choice now . 15c
THE NORFOLK NEWS
W. N. HUSK , Publisher.
DAILY.
Kvorv lny oxooiil Knmliiy. lly civrrlor nor
week , Ui I'oiitn. lly mull tier yoivr , frt.Ut.
WKFKI.Y NKWH-JOUUNAL.
TlioNowi : tiililliilioil , 18SI. . . . . . . , ,
ll liotl 1S17.
Tim Jounml , ontnl > ,
Kxiry Frldny. lly mull pur yonr , * I.M > .
Hr-KPiAti NoTicii. AihimcH dulmorliitjons to
tliu Nuws-JouiiNAi. will bo tnlun until October
10 nl tlio rnto of t\.W \ t > myour. . ( Mil iml > -
rcrlhorii nuiy liino tlm lionolll of thin rittii by
imylnu nrrt'iiriiKoo to ( Into lit tlio riwimr mill-
mirlptloti jirloo nut ! < > m > yrnr In nilvnnca. Tills
ipnclnl olTor will bo withdrawn Ootobor 10.
Kntcrcil nt the poitolllco nt Norfolk , Nub. , n
foooml cliif mtittur.
Telephone * t ICdltorlnl Ieimrtniant , No. Y. .
llimltiepB UIIU-ii unil Job Uooing , No. 322.
Republican Judicial District Convon-
tlon.
To the ratmbllonu elector * of thu Ninth Jwll-
clnlillitrlct of Nchrnokn : . , ,
Notion li lii'roby tdvoti that n rounhllann Jmll-
clnl convention will bo hold ftt Norfolk , Nit-
lirnskn , m the 17th dny of AtwiM , 11103 , nt 11
o'clock n. m , for the pnrpotio of nnmlnntltiK n
candldutoforjiuluo > ftho ; Ninth Judicial ills-
trlct , mid the trniiBnctlon of uch ether busl-
IHMM ni niny roanliirly roino before It. The HOV-
nrnl enmities of until dlMrlet lire entltlml to the
following roprexnntntton , bnieilon the vole of
J. H. Mtclcoy ( itovornor ) In NovnmhorWi ' ' : _
Knox
Plore Totnl . OS
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It i recoinnieiideil l > ytho coinmHtoo Unit no
proxtPM bo nllo\\eil in sutd convention , lint Hint
the ileleitntcR pnwent bo nllowod to oust the
full vote of the county roprooonlod by thorn.
lly crdor o' the oommlttoo ,
GKO. 1' . Hovn , J. II , HAUNES ,
Secretary. Clmlrmnn.
Thcro is n decided drouth of dry
weather in Nebraska this season.
The city council has said "Lot there
bo light" nhd there undoubtedly will bo
light in time for the tournament.
The ilomoonxtR huvo had and will
Imvo nothing to do with thft uncovering
and punishment of pobtofllco oftloials
who have gene wrong , so it is useless
to try making democratic thunder tliero-
from.
The proper thing for the weather
man to do will be to dispense nil
his rainwater this week nud give Norfolk -
folk dry roads and n dry trnok next
week. Only In this way can ho fool
nny assurance of rotiiiuiug his popu
larity.
It will bo an appreciable innovation
to have Norfolk well lighted at night
nnd the notion of the council in approv
ing the contracts and arranging for the
immediate extension of the lighting
syntoin will bo well appreciated , espec
ially during the tournament.
Another step forward is the placing
of plank and hoard sidewalks on the
retired list by the city council. Here
after allj sidewalks built or replaced
within the city limits will have to bo
constructed of brick , atone or cement
and bo of uniform width. Good nud
permanent walks will hereafter bo n
characteristic of Norfolk as rapidly as
the board walks wear out.
The children of New York City
under fourteen years of ago will not be
permitted to work during their vacation
after October 1 , and this summer are
only permitted to work by securing , a
permit from the board of health. There
nro undoubtedly a large number of Ne
braska youngsters who would like to
spend their summer vacation in New
York.
The Yaukton Gazette is inclined to
believe that the promises of the earlier
part of the season have not been carried
out in regard to the construction of
railroads , as not a single inilo of new
track has been laid in that state this
season. It is different in Nebraska.
If yard trackage counts , more than that
amount of track has been laid in Nor
folk this season , and moro is to follow.
The ministers of Grand Island ob
ject to Sunday ball games , out instead
of setting down llat footed on the whole
business as they have done in other
tjwns they started out with a petition
the object of which will bo to give ad
ditional interest and moaning to week
day gtimofl. They not only made it
poHHlblo to Imvo hotter receipts at the
weekday games , but are endeavoring
to interest the merchants in closing
their stores when a game is on , With
this sort of counter co-operation the
bull players nud those who attend the
games can well atl'ord to pass up the
Sunday playing.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
The northern Hlopo of n hillside In
the heat locution for an upplo orchard.
The pour will cotno aa near Injuring
a crop ol' fruit every year na any other
kind of fruit.
If tlio currant worm makes Its an-
IMHimnco , duat the foliage while the
dow la on with white hellebore.
In transplanting plants from pots In
vert the pot and nip the bottom of It
Hharply , and thu plant will conu ; out
An overloaded grapevine will not
nmturo its t'nitt. If It bennt more
than it ought It will Hpen it * fruit
late.
late.Air
Air slnked lime sprinkled on rose
bushes when the dew is on will de
stroy insects without injuring the
bushes.
Hose plants should have plenty of
light and lu-at. Nothing will blight
their buds Boonor than shade and
moisture.
Nearly all cultivated fruits Jiro liable
to overbear. This Is always Injurious
nud should bo prevented. Onu of tht >
best preventives Is thinning.
One of tlnj best places to use coal
ashes Is around the base of the fruit
lives. Put a mound of them around
each tree. Horers will not bo so apt tp
trouble them.
Tlio UuNHlnu AiiiHtenlnm ,
St Petersburg Is QUO of tlu > fovv great
cities which have boon made and not
born. During his residence in Holland
Peter the Great was HO impressed by
Amsterdam , perched upon the waters ,
Unit ho determined to abandon Moscow
and build a now capital which should
have canals for streets. In his cam
paign against Sweden In 1701 ! ho noted
an Island situated In the midstream of
the Neva. "Hero Is my llusslan Am
sterdam ! " ho exclaimed and Immedi
ately begun the building of a city there.
The hltti wns a marsh in summer and
a frozen morass In winter. Two mis
erable huts were the only buildings.
The erection of the dtadel , a great fort
In the shape of n hexagon , with a tow
er SCO foot high , on the north banlrof
the Neva , was his llrst care. The cot
tage In which Peter lived while laying
out the city still exists.
A liiiUt * of Many \Voailorn.
Lake Chad , In Africa , Is 183 miles
IOUR and SO miles wide , or somewhat
larger in area than Lake KrU > , yet It la
.only twonty-llvo foot deep In Its deep
est part and only live foot In Its eastern
side.
It has eighty Islands , some barren ,
others only pasture land and some cov
ered with forests uud millet plantations
and having n total poimlutlon of about
50,000.
Storms arise with surprising quick
ness on the lake , and the ahallowness
of tlio water forces up big waves at
short notice , while troaohi'rous gusts
and puffs of wind about the Islands
niako navigation dangerous.
SIOO Reward , SIOO.
The readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that there is at leas
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages out
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh GOTO i
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh bein |
a constitutional disease , requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally , acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces o
the system , thereby destroying the foun
dation of the disease , and giving the p *
tieut strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doiu ,
its work. The proprietors have BO rune !
faith in its curative powers , that they
offer one hundred dollars for any cas
that it foils to cure. Send for list o
testimonials ' Address ,
F. J. CIIESEY & Co. , Toledo , 0.
Sold by drusrgl't , 75o.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Our July Clearance Sale
Is still continued on all Summer merchandise , Remnants
and broken lots. We have added new price attractions
this week on the following.
BEELER BROS.
Seventeen Thousand Delegates
Attend Detroit Convention.
HOLD FOUR HUGE MEETINGS
Bishop Galloway Talks on "The
Eighteenth Century Pentecost"
Same Subject Discussed by Speak
ers at the Other Three Meetings.
Detroit. July 17 Four great pentecostal -
costal meetings were held by the Ep-
worth Leaguers In Tent Ontario , Cen
tral M. E. church thu Detroit opera
house and the new Fort Street Pres
byterian church last night. Tent On
tario , with seating capacity of 5,000 ,
was jammed to suffocation , and the
opera house and the Central M. E.
church were crowded to their utmost
capacity , while the Fort Street church
was comfortably filled. At the headquarter -
quarter of the convention committee
It was said that the total registration
of delegntei had reached 17.000. with
more arriving on every train.
The Kov. A C. Crowa , the chairman
of the Tent Ontario meeting , an
nounced that the Rev. Q. A Ileeder
ol Cleveland would open the meeting
with prayer Dlshop C , B. Galloway
of Jackson. Miss. , bishop of the Meth
odist Church South , was the first
epeaket on "The Eighteenth Century
Pentecost " He described the pentecostal -
costal meeting in 1739 that resulted in
the founding of Methodism by John \V.
Wesley and his associates Dlshop
Onlloway declared that Wesley and his
coadjutors were guided by the divine
spirit in their founding of the church ,
'or , he said , nothing conceived en-
irely by human Instrumentality could
mvo achieved such mighty things as
Methodism.
Bishop Goodscll was to have spoken
on "The First Pentecost. " but Illness
prevented his attending the conven
tion , nnd when Chairman Crows announced - ,
nounced that his place would bo taken
ly Bishop I. W. Joyce of Minneapolis ,
president of the Epworth league , the
great audience broke Into applause.
Bishop Joyce was given n splendid
tribute when ho stepped .to the front
of the platform. The Rev. E. M. Mills
of Elmlra , N. Y. wns the third speak
er of the evening at the tent. The
same program was followed at the
other three meetings nnd the same
subjects discussed by the speakers.
THE MARKETS.
Prices of Produce Prevailing in Chicago -
cage Today.
Chicago , July 17. Special to The
News : , Following are the closing
prices on Chicago market today :
"Wheat Cash , 76J $ ; September , 77 } ;
December. 77 ; May , 7fl } ( , .
Corn Cnsh. 41) ) ; September , 60J4 ;
December , 49 % ; May , 49 %
Oats Cash. 38 ; September , 83)6 ;
December , 83 % ; May
Yesterday's Quotations.
Chicago , July 10. Wheat was nervous
and enutlc , with ome recovery from yes-
terday'a breuk , September closing steady
at docllno of4c. . Coru ruled etcuJy , clou-
Ing easier , with September down V-JQ. Out *
were bteadjr at a dccllue of % 3/VjO. Pro\ls-
Ion * were weak throughout the list , clou-
Inc 22Vt& < Tittc off. Clo ln prices ;
\Vhoat-8ept. , "OTio ; Dec. , 7U % ; May , "SH-
Corn s .pt , , aO'.iC ; Dec. , < OHo : May. OH
Oats-Sept , , S3i'c. Dec. . B3Uc , May , 35 .
PorU-July , $14.15 ; Sept. , $ M.40.
Lard -July , J7.S5. Kept. , SS.CrJV , .
Klbs-July , Jd.42. Sept. , $ S.5T ; Oct. , $3.07.
Chlcaco Cash TricesWheatNo , i
red. 70o ; No 3 spring. S2c No. 2 hard.
78\V3"Oc. No. 3 hard , 77637Sttc. ! Corn-
Na i ctub. . WVti u o. No. 2 yelloWj 01(3 (
Clfeo. Oat -No. 2 cash , S0237c ; No i
white , 42c.
Chicago Llv Stock
Chlcaeo , July -Cattle-K celpts , 7,000.
lucluJlD * ' SOO Tcxuns ; ktrong to lOc higher ,
good to prime ! > ters. iVli > 3&.GO ; poor to
tnedluui , $4.00 5.00 ; stocVers and teed-
ers , JJ.W > 2-1.SO , cows. Sl.SXi-l.JO. heifers.
$ ' . ' .2 4.75 , Cannurv , Sl.JcXujO. . bulls , $ fi
fl-LM. culve * . * 'J.504i > 5.iW. Texas fed teera ,
JJ.J3tt4.85. Uo.s UtH.vIi > ts today. 17ouO ,
estliuatwl tomorrow , .UOOO left o > er ,
6,500 ; luiilSt hUher , clot * eusy , tnlxeil and
butcher * . Jj.liv'5 < K > , { > od to choice heaxy ,
$3.40'u& ; ruUiii bi > n\y { ino-15 33. light ,
Sbeep-hecclpu , Svx i , it aJ ) to iuc
. lambs l&Q25c hlglien good to
choice wethers. $ a.7jflL10 : fair to cholct
mixed , J'JjOOQ.'t.'S ; wc-ntern sheep , $2.203
4.23 , native lambs , $3.00ii0.50.
Kansas City Live Stock
Kaunas City. July 10. Cattle Hecelpta ,
3,7U ) steady to lOa higher , choice beef
atoeis il.GOaS.'JO' fait to gootl , $3.30 4.00 :
tocUeta and feeder * . JU.COy-1.80. western
fed steer * . S3.oOU-l.63. Tuxas and Indlau
tecrs , $1.753I-4.C)0. ) uatlve cows , $1.75-.50 ;
Batlv helfeis. S2.l ! > ifrl.25 bulls , $2OO3
8.33 , calves , $2.00a.Ji. Hogs Uoeelpt * .
1,000 , lOJiXiOc blgbtfr , closlug 5c lowen
top. S5.43. bulb of * ule . $5.352 .40 , heavy ,
S.BOiifl.374. mixed pacliers , J5.30SG.40 ,
light , SJ.doa-5.15. plgv S5.40Sfl.45 Sbeep-
reci-lpts. 000 ; tcady , native Uinbs , $3.20
ifllOO. westerii lamba. $3.0023.75' ted ewes ,
JS.CKJfiH.Sd , stocUers and fenders , $2.00(3 (
8.S3
South Omaha Live Stock.
South Otiuhi ) . July lU.-Cattle Hecelpta.
3,000 , actUe and ateadj. native steers ,
$3 7MI8.75 ; cows and holfers , $3.0024.00.
western * tcirs. $300114.50 , cunnvis. SU.003
3.75 ; itoclicrs und feeders , $2.5&j ] > i.23.
calvus , { 2.M'iI5.-'Oi ) bulls , utap * . etc. , 52.50
4J4.10 Ilogs-Hecolpts. 6.000 15320c
higher , heavy , $5.2320.80 ; mixed , $5.27ViS
6.30 , llgl.t. $5. ; ii < 5.S5 ; pis * $5.00Q0.23 ;
bulk of sales , $3.335.35. Sbocp He-
celpts ft.OOOi Betady , westerns. $3.75S
4.2S , wuthBN , 83.25 3.83 ; owes. * a.80aa.50i
common atid itockers , J2.00S3.23 , Umba ,
$3,70a < 0.25 ,
St. Joooph Live Stock.
St. Joseph , July lU.-Cattle-Itecelpts ,
1.8SO ; Hteatly , nathes , (3.85ii3.0 ( , covvy uud
helferu , $ l.75fl4.Z ) ; Btockera and feeders ,
Jrf 00 1-4.00 IIOKS-npcelpts 6,707. 10213c
higher ; light , $3.33fl.CO ; medium anil
heavy , $3 1&4W.40. bheup-necutpts , 140'
steady to etronn ; natlvr lambs , $5.65 ,
nolncrs , $4.00. nwea , $3.00.
Musical Festival of Swedish Singers.
The above is to be held nt Minnnxp
olis , Minu. , July 31-21 , 1903 , on wnich
ocnasiou the 0. St. F. M. & O. road will
Hell tickets at 512 ; ! 5 for the round trip ,
return limit July 27.
.7. B. ELSEFFEK , Agent
Ask
Your
Doctor
He will tell you-
That barley - malt is a
half-digested foodas good
as food can be.
That hops are an ex
cellent tonic.
That the little alcohql in
beer only 3j4 per cent
is an aid to digestion.
But Purity
is Rssetitial
But he will tell you that
beer must be protected
from germs , and brewed ]
in absolute cleanliness.
He'll say , too , that agej
is important'for age brings !
perfect fcrmcntatioh.
Without it , beer ferments
on the stomach , causing
biliousness.
Schlitz beer is brewed with all
precautions. It is the recog
nized standard all the world
over , because of its purity.
Alkjgrtht Brewery Bottling.
For sale by
Wra. G. Berner ,
Norfolk
THE BEER THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS
G. A. LU1KAHT , PKESIDENT. W. H. JOHNSON , CASHIER
CHA9. S. 1MIDOE , Vicn PHESIDENT LEO PASEWALK , ASS'T CAsnicn
The Citizens National Bank.
CAPITAL , $50,000. SURPLUS , § 10,000.
liny nnd Soil Exchange on this Country nnd nil parts of Europe. Fnrm Loans.
DIRECTORS
LAW. ASMUH W. H. JOIINSOX CHAS. S. BniDon F. McQivcRN C. M. SWASH
0. A. LUIUABT T. F. MESIMINQEB L. SESSIONS
C. W. BRAASCH , O
COAL ! o
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Sweetwator Rock Spring.
o Scranton Hard Coal. r
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kcisely what is wanted by our customers.
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