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Prescriptions
NORFOLK LODGE NO
97
A 0 U W
Moot In Mil KiiIIouh Mull on llm II rot iiimI
lliinl Kriilnjn of oarli month VIhHIiik lirntli
r enrilinlly Invltixl to iillnml nil our nimtiiinn
W It llolTiiiiin KlniuipliTi W A lolilo lttv
eorunr U I liolim ftlimtur Workmiiti
50 Acme Hygienic Couches
llm Kliul Unit IiimI
In IxMuitifnl hrinht now rovoriiiKB mid
with springs tlmtnro Kimrnntood never
to eonio through tho top
JH Hygionio Brnss anil Iron I tods toads
in White Olivo Maroon Ooppor anil
Mnrhollzoil llniHhoH with Kino Springs
nml Mnttrossos to tit
ftO Finn DniHsors and Commodes in
Ooldon Oak Mahoguny and Birds ICyo
Muplo to uintoh tho Hods
KlcKiuit DiniiiK Tables Kitohun
inotH Chairs Hookers oto
Cub-
Reversible Brussels Carpets and Art
Squares pronounced hy tiiosi who
HAVK HSKI TIIICM US Till IlKST WKAK
IN1 OAIUKT WK KVICU 1IOIHIIIT
7Drawor Light Hunning Rowing Ma
ohines warnintod for 10 yours only
17 M Hooliiiiiii Huelc Baby Oarriagos
tho Mothers delight and tho Grout
Ohiokoring Piano tho piano without a
rival whon tho groat item TON HIh
considorod in fact tho most ologant dis
play ovor soon in Norfolk shippod di
rect from tho factories in carloads and
going at prices to suit tho mostoxauting
is what you llnil at
Johnsons Furniture Store
For first class mer
chant tailoring see My
Tailor where you will
have suits well made
and trimmed which is
the main part of mer
chant tailoring when
they are made to order
Call on My Tailor and
have prices quoted
t iu i mii i mi 1 1 ii i i i i u
Tlio V oath or
Conditions of tho weather as recorded
for tho 24 hoars ending at 8 a in to
day
Maximum temperaturu U
Minimum temperature
Avomgo IK
Snowfall inohos 00
Total snowfall inches 0
Precipitation II
Total precipitation for month 00
Forecast for Nebraska Fair tonight
ami Friday Warmer Friday
THURSDAY TOPICS
A Deguor is to build a new residouio
this season
Tho rain yesterday was a great benefit
to tho grain that has just been sown
Its a good plan not to lot tho supply
of coal run out entirely for some days
yot
Business is quiet iu the city these days
but ou tho farms ovorybody ismorothan
busy
S K Doxters cold storage plant will
ship auother carload of eggs to Lowell
Mass tomorrow
Tho graphophono entertainment given
by Ensign Olson at the Salvation Army
hall was largoly attended
Tho Norfolk opera house isnt materi
alizing as rapidly as it was hoped it
would earlier in tho seacon
Norfolk lodge No 07 A O U VV
will hold its regula session tomorrow
evening Work iu tho Junior and
Workman degrees
W H Bridge who is attending tho
Pure Food exposition at Deliver writes
that ho is succeeding admirably in ii
troduclng the products or tho Noilolk
Unreal mills to tho people of that
section
Tho young peoplo of tho town aro cor
dially invited to bo present at tho
OMiard next Kriday evening to help
shoot ducks anil gceso
doming tomorrow evening -Adjutant
Nana way of Omaha will conduct the
meeting at Hulvution Army hall Friday
April J I Everybody welcome
Pete Dully of Humphrey Iiiih pur
chased Ihe hnriHW business of 10 II
Fanner V iWO Nortolk avenue and
will continue tho business at that place
No better properties exist than Ne
braska farm lauds Investors from the
east are realizing this and a largo
amount of money is lowing this way
Mrs Dr Million of Oakdalo was
brought to this city this morning and
underwent an operation for gall stones
She is gel ting along very comfortably
The annual meeting of Ihe Presbytery
which was held at Madison adjourned
this morning Quito a number of dele
gates stopped iu this city at noon en
route homo
The now residence which has been
erected by A If Leonard on the corner
of Madison avonuo and Tenth street is
now iu the hands of tho painters re
ceiving its finishing touches
The Hist regular mooting of tho now
city council will bo held this evening
Standing conimitteoB for tho ensuing
year will bo appointed and considerable
business of importance transacted
There is no occasion for any man to
be idle iu Norfolk There is a demand
for every one who is capable of doing
work The mechanics aro all very busy
and more could bo employed if thoy
were accessible
A bleak wind has blown steadily from
the northwest and tho sky has been
overcast It has boon ono of those days
which in this climate occasionally gets
belated and when mot with is a full
mouth behind time
The bridge that is to bo built over tho
Klkhorn river on tho county lino of
Madison and Stanton counties is to be
completed according to tho contract lot
iu a months time Work will begin on
tho structure tho ilrst of next week
Jims W Bridgeford for whom a war
rant was lodged with Ohiof Spaulding
yesterday for assault and battery on his
wife and sister-in-law has not boon
visible to the naked oyo within tho city
limits sinco tho papers wore issued
u i w JuarquartiD nas soiu ins in
terest in the Norfolk Acotylono Co to
O K Doughty and K M Norton who
will continue to manufacture tho Nor
folk Generator whilo Mr Mar
quiirdt will dovoto his time more closoly
to his jewelry businoss which he has
successfully conducted for 2 years iu
Norfolk
iir anil Mrs w H jjuttoriiolil wero
at homo last evening to a party of about
r of their friends Progressive whist
absorbed the attontion of tho guests un
til a lute hour whon delicious straw
berries ico cream and cako wero sorved
After that came musio and then tho
good nights wore said which might
nioro proporly have boon good morn
ings becnuso so pleasantly had tho
hours quickly slipped away that tho
homo going did not commouco until
after midnight
Phono85 for plunibiugNFMfgCo
New stock of watches elooksjowolry
silver plato waro at Marquardts the
jeweler
Matt Shaffer of the J miction meat
niarkot has arranged with tho Swift
Packing company of South Omaha to
furnish him with dressed hoof for his
market This is tho lluest meat that is
retailed iu tho town Givo him a
call
Black bass at Glissmans
PERSONAL
lodge Powers went to Madison this
morning
J II Potteuwill of Croightouis iu the
city today
II O Adler tho Stanton miller was
in town yesterday
Henry Wright of Holbrook spoilt this
morning iu tho city
W A Peterson of Elgin was a Nor
folk visitor last night
Mrs Kirkpatrick of Piorco was shop
ping in Norfolk today
Mr and Mrs Will Fish of Froniout
aro guests at the homo of O S Bridgo
Mis George Mason and daughter of
Piorco wero in tho city this morning on
business
Mrs O H Miller living five miles
east of town is very sick Hope of her
recovery is very slight
Mrs Frank Uocho who lias been
visiting Mrs H L Snyder and other
friends in the Heights returned to
Omaha yesterday
State Souator Halo of Battlo Crook
was iu tho city this morning on his way
to Madison Mrs Halo who accom
panied him remained in tho city
N A Buinbolt G A Luikart W
H Bueholz and H A Stewart will at
tend tho Northeastern Nobraska Bank
ers association which convenes at
Wayne tomorrow
Pickerel at Glissmans
Houses for eaie
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THB NORFOLK NBVVS THURSDAY APRIL 20 1899
WHEAT 13ADLY DAMAGED
Crop liorlM fiiiiu tho NoIiiiihIoi Witiithnr
Itiiriiiu Tho Ilrnt lliilliilln
InniHMl thin SprhiK
Lincoln April 1H U K Department
of
Agriculture Oliinate and Crop Hullo-
tin of Weather llureau Nebraska Sec
tion for the week ending Monday
April llltli
The first week in April was cold and
unfavorable for farm work and little
was accomplished before tho Kith of tho
mouth
Tho past week has been clear warm
and dry The daily mean temperature
for the week averaged 7 above the
normal in the eastern and 11 iu tho
western counties Tho minimum tem
peratures wero above freezing and tho
maximum temperatures ranged from
h to iio
In the greater portion of the slate no
rain fell during the week Tho rainfall
in tho preceding week was light in all
districts As the precipitation for lunu
ary February and March was below
normal I ho ground was dry enough to
plow and seed as soon as the frost was
out of it
Very rapid progress has been made
with farm work during tho past week
Spring wheat sowing has been pushed
and is now nearly completed in tho
southwestern counties and about ono
half done in tho central and northern
counties Oat seeding has commenced
in tho southern counties ami is well ad
vanced iu the extreiuo southern portion
of tho stale A little plowing for corn
lias been done iu the southern counties
Winter wheat is starting slowly and has
boon damaged considerably by tho cold
weather early iu tho fall and tho severe
winter and spring Tho estimates of
the condition varies widely ranging
from about all to only about S20 per cent
killed However most reporters
tiinato tho damage to bo between W and
7fi por cent A good warm rain soon
would probably materially improvo this
condition Some wheat has been plowed
up and in some instances tho ground
sown to spring wheat
For flno tamo grass pasture and plenty
of fresh water for cows only ono block
from U P depot apply soon to Dr
F Srergcs
Wall eyed pike at Glissmans
If you want to buy or trade conio and
seo us G It Snurit Co
Olllco in Mast block
A full lino of Oneida Community and
Curtice Bros canned goods at Boxs
Furm and city loans
TlIK DUKLAND TllUST Co
Miiillhou
Mrs ltuleau spent Sunday in Creigh
ton
Editor Donovan was in Norfolk Mon
day on business
Attorney Moyor was doing businoss in
Norfolk Thursday
Prof Purdue wont down to Omaha
Thursday on business
Editor Childs was doing business in
Norfolk last Saturday
Tudgo ltobinsou returned Thursday
from his trip to Neligh
Mrs D D Lynoh and son ro turned to
their homo in Lincoln Tuesday
ShoritV Losoy went ovor to Battlo
Crook Saturday on business
Judge Bates of tho York district was
a guest of ox Senator Allen Tuesday
Frank Horst and Uonuan Fricko
wont down to Omaha Tuesday ou busi
ness
Miss Moll id Fricko camo down from
Norfolk to spend Sunday witli hor
parents
Attorney M F Harrington attended
to legal business at tho court houso
Monday
Mrs It A Mulonoy and son Hussoll
wontjdown to Wymoro Thursday last to
visit friends
T 1 Guillingor wont up to Norfolk
Saturday to resume his position on tho
Tiiues Tribuno
Judge Powers of Norfolk was in tho
city Monday attending to business at
tho court houso
Walter KUoy purchased tho Horst
livery barn tho other day and is now
running both barns himself
Geo Koeohig came down from Nor
folk Saturday to spend Sunday with his
parents returning Sunday evening
A largo number of Prosbytorian
ministers are iu the city this week at
tending the meeting of tho Presbytery
Judgo Allen returned Sunday from
ONeill whore ho has been holding court
forjudge Kinkaid Ho will hold court
iu Antelope county next wook
Tho Kojiorter plant has changed
hands and is owned by Mr Evausof tho
Times Tribune Tho inanagonient will
probably remain the same as before
ShoritV Looy went down to David
City Tuesday after tho daughter of Mrs
Switer who it being illegally detained
there from tho contiol of her lawful
guardian
Dr H B Hobbs has fitted up an
otlico and jowolry store in tho building
formerly occupied by Otto Kooberliu
and is now well oquipped to attend
to tliB wants of any that need his
services
Honry Horst and wife assuniod tho
niauugeineiit of tho Prince house Mou
day ovoning instead of waiting till the
end of tho month as thoy expected to do
Tho entire building will umlorgo a
thorough ronnvation being ropapcrod
and painted throughout
Hev Morning of Randolph filled tho
pulpit of tho Prosbytorian church Sun
day A meeting of tho congregation
was held iu the afternoon to determine
who should lie tho noxt pastor of the
church but the quest ion went ovor till
some future meeting as the congregation
could not decide who they wanted at
tho present time
Fresh cattish at Glissmans
Box can suit you on colToo
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If you want to sell or trado your
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WORK OF THE SCHOOLS
Soxoriil louoriil ItouiH oT IntoriMt Con-
ncclucl Willi ICcliUiitlonul MutturH
In Norfolk
A visit to tho high school building this
morning by a Nnws representative
found Actinu Sunorintondont Goo F
Whaloy very busy but not too busy to
givo some facts of interest about tho
schools
School work in all departments is pro
grossing very smoothly and satisfactor
ily Every building is crowded with
scholars Altogether there has boon an
increase sinco April began of about 00
now scholars Somo of these aro in tho
irimary department while thoro has
been quite an accession of older pupils
who havo como from tho parochial
schools
This week tho interest and attontion
is centered on the regular writ ton exam
inations which are held every six wcoks
during tho school year Tho Arbor day
programs prepared and forwarded by
State Superintendent Jackson will bo
carried out in most of tho rooms
Prof Wlialoy said that whilo tho
force of teachers wero co operating witli
him very cordially in maintaing tho con
duct of tho schools all wore glad at the
steady improvement toward health that
Prof OConnor is daily making His
experience and judgment aro highly val
ued by thoso who havo been used to his
counsel and direction
Mr Whaloy reforred to tho coming
graduating exercises of tho class of
and said that it hud not yot been deter
mined just what thoy would bo Tho
class is casting about hoping to got a
lecture from somo of tho noted educa
tors of the country ono ovoning during
graduating weok There has beou con
siderable correspondence but as yot no
decision has been reached as to who will
bo choson
Good dray wagou for salo
Henry Millor
DrFrauk
Iuquiro of
Telephone No 15 17 will ring up Dr
F Verges residenco and ollice
Diseases of children
Buy all your groconos of Box
tho host
Sniders catsups at Boxs
and got
AViiruurvlllo
The farmers have their small grain
nearly all in
A II Cropper has lost sovoral head of
young stock recently from black leg
Jay Pottitt was thrown by tho horse
ho was riding Sunday evening and was
quite badly bruised
Postmaster Sloopor who was laid up
all of last week with inflammatory
rhoumutisin is able to bo about
Harry ltogors is now running tho
skimming station ot this place iu tho
interest of tho Tilden Creamery Co
Tho Omaha papors report Sorgoaut
W M Riley of Co F First Nebraska
volunteers dead of a fover Mr Itiley
was well and favorably known in this
vicinity previous to the war whon ho
was agont for tho Omaha Elovator Co
Fifty thousand dollars eastern inonoy
to loan on good farms
G It Skilkk Co
Sturgeon is tho piano man
Thk Nkwb joo aopartmont iB com
plete in ovory particular
Horsos clippod at Soilors barn
A full lino of Heinz colobratod pickles
and preserves at Boxs
tV
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Tells the story When your henit
aches nml you feel bilious
niiteil mill out or tune witli your
i stonim li Mur and no appetite just i
I buy a iuku4 of
Hoods Pills
Anil lake a dose from 1 to 1 pills
You will ho surprised ut how easily1
they will do their work cure your I
hividiirhe iud hlllousncss rouse the i
i liver and make you feel happy upiiii
6 cents bold uy all mcuicmu uuuiers
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a partridge on the mountain
Thai isnt what wo wanted to say but
lot it go Mostly always as tho season
advances now ideas eonio out ideas
that weronot thought of earlier and
usually so catchy that thoy go liko a
galloping horse Well wo have them
now tho latest of thoin just camo in
this Monday morning Wo want to
say to every lady who gives us patron
age that wo wjint absolute satisfaction
If aftor purchaso of a hat you got it
homo and aro not entirely and fully
satisfied dont hesitate but bring it
back and wo will gladly make tiny
change until it suits you
IfMEEPS MILLINERY
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EVERY LADY
who litis visited our store
knows that wc aro showing
tho newest styles and most
alLracli ve goods of
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All Kinds of Fabrics
PERFECT DREAMS
In all the now Creations
Crepons Mohairs Serges
Storm Serges Cashmeres
Mercerized Silks
Novelties Sheer Goods
Corded Organdies etc
But this is not all We put
Quality Kirst and Prices
trie Lowest
There is no bettor test than to come and
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