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Bearing the Label of
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and FULL MEASURE
Ilemctnhcr THAT when Paint
is sold or olTcrod for less If the
price is low the goods arc in
keeping You cant get the best
at second rate pries
THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS
arc the best paints we know of
and weve known most of tlicm
If you are going to paint any
thing under the sun let us talk
it over with you we can help
you
Sold and guaranteed by
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Druggist
We save you 50 per cent on your
Prescriptions
NORFOLK LODGE NO 97
A 0 U W
Moots In Odd Follows II all on tbo first and
third Fridays of each month VisitinR broth
ers cordially invited to attend all our mootinirs
W B Hoffman Financlor L C Ilargolt Ho
eorder C U Dolnu Master Workman
Acme Hygienic
Couches-
THE LATEST
UP-TO-DATE
With woven wire bottoms and woven
wire tops springs in between HUT
TONS THAT CANT PULL OUT
THE ENVY OF ALL
COMPETITORS
Dont be misled by false statements
and fake imitations Listen to their
story and then see ours The finest
display ever made in Norfolk at
Johnsons
Furniture
Store
Headquarters for the finest Iron Beds
und Dressers Furniture of the best
grades the Great Ghickering Piano
and PRICES that cannot be dupli
cated
A New
Line of
Childrens
Leghorns
Just
in
FROM
25c UP
The Brownie Dress Supporter is the
finest thing for shirt waists
ilioery
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
Tho Weatber
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hoars ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature CO
Minimum temperature 51
Average GO
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month L23
Forecast for Nebraska Partly cloudy
tonight with warmer extreme west por
tion Possibly showers hv Friday night
THURSDAY TOPICS
The farmers are very busy
This is regular Nebraska weather
No business was visiblo at tho police
court today
Low Williams passed through the
city last night with a carload of feeders
from Omaha for Columbus
William Bland the engine wiper on
the M O has resigned and his place
has been taken by August Graul
Norfolk lodge No 07 A O U W
will hold its regular session tomorrow
evoning nt 8 oclock All mombeis aro
requested to bo present
Tho Nobrnskn State Sunday School
convention will bo held in Iloldredge
Juno 1U Ifi Entortninmont will bo
provided for all delogntcs presenting
proper credentials
A number of friends dropped in upon
Miss Ada Duttorflold last ovonlng to
holp that young lady colobrato
day Tho party was planned aR a sur
priso and proved a complete succoss not
only in that reBpcct but as a social nffair
Cards and refreshments occupied tho
timo until midnight
Tho invoicing of tho Forney drug
stock hns been completed and tho store
is now in chargo of its now proprietor
Geo B Christoph whoproposes to mako
some changes and improvements and
will add a compltto news department in
a short timo Georgo looks natural bo
hind a drug counter onco moro and
seems to bo very much at home
It is about tho same in every direction
Tho Albion News says Every me
chanic of tho city is in active demand
theso dayB Tho now buildings tho
now additions and repairs tho painting
aud paper hanging all tax tho capa
bilities of tho several workmen in theso
different lines of labor It is almost im
possible to find a man for even unskilled
labor
There will bo a meeting of tho Busi
ness Mens association at tho city build
ing Friday evening Mny III 1800
There aro sovenil questions of import
ance for discussion aud tho matter of
changing tho meeting night from tho
first and third Fridays of each month
to tho second and fourth Fridays will bo
considered under a resolution passed at
previous meeting
Several changes will bo mado in a few
days on the M O A freight train
will be added leaving hero nhoad of the
morning passenger nnd will handle the
stock Coming back in tho afternoon
before tho evening passenger it will
handle the perishnble freight Tho
morning train will leave hero a little
later aud make connections at Emerson
with the train from Omaha for Sioux
City
The News was in error yesterday in
stating that arrangements had not been
made for tho baccalaureate sermon to
tho graduating class of the Norfolk
High school The baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rov J J Parker nt
the First Congregational church on
Sunday evening May 28 and will bo in
tho nature of a union service most of
the other churches having agreed to
hold no services on that evening
To the Public
I have purchased tho drug stock of O
M Forney and will continue tho busi
ness at the old stand In addition to
the drag and stationery business I
will cconduct a news stand in connec
tion where all tho latest daily papers
magazines and periodicals will bo kept
on sale I cordially folicit n share of
your patronage Geo B CnmsTOPH
Black bass at Glissmanns
Given Awuyl
Commencing Saturday May 20 we
will give with every pair of shoes sold
for 200 or more for cash a handsome
chan medallion
Spencer Ovelman
Berrien Cheaper Than Kver
Now is tho timo to bay your berries
four boxes for 23 cents at Schorreggos
Remember the sample sale May 10
and 20 in Pacific block east of post
office
Wall eyed pike at Glissmanns
Box can suit you on coffee
McClnry KenljjnH
Some ten days ago J W McGlary sent
in hiB resignation as captain of company
L and yesterday by command of Gov
ernor Foynter tno ioiiowing oraer was
published
Tho resignation of Capt John W Mc
Clary company L Second regiment
Nebraska national guard is hereby ac
cepted to toko effect when his successor
has been elected and qualified
The commanding olllcer of company
L Second regiment Nebraska national
guard will assemble that command at
its next regular meeting after tho re
ceipt of this order and proceed to tho
election of a captain vice McClary re
signed Shoald this election result in
other vacancies among the commis
sioned officers of the compauy election
will be held immediately to fill the
same
In accordance with the above order a
meeting of company L will be held
within a few days and an olllcer chosen
to fill McOlorys place
Agents Wanted For Tho Life and
Achievements of Admiral Dowev the
worlds greatest naval hero By Murat
Halstead the life long friend and ad
mirer of the nations idol Biggest and
best book over 600 pages 8x10 inches
nearly 100 pages halftone illustrations
map in colors Only 1 50 Enormous
demand Big commissions Outfit
free Chance of a lifetime Write
quick The Dominion Compauy Cax
ton Building Chicago
Farm and housohold goods hardware
groceries drugs millinery and notions
All theso articles are new good just re
ceived Sold cheap at the sninplo sale
DrFrauk Salter-
Diseases of children
Uhle has just received some very
flue
old onions
Lake tront at Glissmanns
A fine upright piano tor rent
Hates Jewelry ajjd Music House
A SAMPLE SALE
Thn 1 miles of tho lrcMivtoHiin Church
Will Unlit Oun 011 Two
FtsU Dnjs
The samplo salo which begins tomor
row nnd continues for two days under
tho auspices of the ladies of tho First
Presbyterian chnroh promises to bo nil
unqualified success Tho plan was a
novel one to this plnco Somo time ago
with tho co operation of tho merchants
of tho city lottors woro written to tho
different wholesale houses in tho differ
ent citlos stating that tho Presbytorian
church of this city would soon hold a
salo tho proceeds to go into its treasury
and asking that they send a sample of
their goods as a contribution Tho re
sponses wero prompt aud nnmorous aud
ombrnco a wide variety of staple and
fancy goods One firm in Michigan
sent a fluo heating stove Thoro aro
onairs tnrm machinery lawn moworx
millinery dry goods boots and shoes
drugs groceries confectionery hard
ware and a pump Somo one sent n
beautiful mandolin aud thcro aro booltB
and novelties In most cases tho freight
was propald Quito a number of mer
chants sent money Tho nmount of
cash recoivod In this way amounts to
nearly 2G00 Omaha responded very
generously whilo there aro also goods
from New York Philadelphia Cincin
nati Chicago St Louis St Joe Sioux
City and Minneapolis All sent goods
of ono kind or another Tho society is
also indobtod to tho Sngur City mills
and tho Pierce flour mill
McCord Brady Co of Omaha sent
a liberal supply of coffco and with it n
demonstrator From this hot coffee
will bo served nil day tomorrow and
Saturday and with it hot biscuits for
which tho Harding Creamery Co will
furnish tho butter
Tho publio nro cordially invited to call
at next door east of tho postoillco in tho
Pacific block Friday and Saturday nnd
inspect theso now fresh goods Thoy
aro for salo at prices lowor than thoy
arc usually offered
Tho room already presents a very at
tractive appearauco and tho different
departments nro well represented
A piano will bo placed in tho room
and good music will bo furnished
Those who want the nick of tho lot
Bhould call early and mako their pur
chases There are no old goods Every
thing is bright and new plainly marked
and worth whnt is asked for it
Tho samplo salo is ono of tho most
unique and attractive enterprises ever
undertaken in Norfolk and the Presby
terian ladies desire not only commenda
tion for their energy nnd business push
but that kind of recognition which man
fests itself in a substantial and liberal
amount of cash in return for valuo re
ceived
Everybody should attend tomorrow
and Saturday There are innumerable
articles such ns will supply urgent
household needs
Choice veal at Glissmanns
Tho samplo salo by tho ladies of tho
Presbyterian church will be held Friday
and Saturday May 10 and 20
Suider6 catsups at Boxs
Houses for sale
T E Odiorke
Buy a 200 pair of shoes or oxfords of
Spencer Ovelman and get a fine pic
ture free
Catfish at Glissmanns
Is It Muhirlu or Alum
Languor loss of appetite indigestion
and often feverishness aro tho common
symptoms of a physiological condition
termed malaria All theso symptoms
may be and frequently nro tho effect of
tho use of alum baking powders in food
making There is no question about tho
poisonous effect of alum upon the sys
tem It obstructs digostion prostrates
tho nerves coagulates and devitalizes
the blood All this has been made clear
thanks to physicians boards of health
and food commissions So highly in
jurious to the health of the community
does tho eminent head of tho university
of Pennsylvania Dr Barker consider
the alum baking powders that ho says
their sale should bo prohibited by law
Under these circumstances it is worth
tho whilo of every housewife to employ
the very little care that is necessary to
keep so dangerous an element from tho
food of her family
A pure cream of tartar baking powder
which is tbo only kind that should bo
used ought to cost about forty five to
fifty cents a pound Therefore if yon
are paying mnch less something is
wrong j if you aro paying twenty five
cents or less per pound the powder is
certainly made from alum
Always bear theso simple facts in
mind when purchasing baking powder
Telephone No 112 will ring up Dr
F Verges resideuco and office
Uhle has just received some very fine
old onions
If you want to sell or trade your
property list itwith
G R Skilkh Co
Fresh shad at Glissmanns
Sweet cider at Lowis cash market
Coffee and biscuits will bo served to
all without chargo at the Bample eule
For Sale Cheap
One elegnnt bed room set one com
bination bookcase and writing table
chairs tableB 6toves and many other
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY MAY 18 1899
household goods to numerous to men
tion For particulars Inqulro at Daily
Nkws
Farm and city loans
Till DtntLANt TltUHT Co
If you want to buy or trade come and
soo ub G H 8111111 Co
OIlKo in Mast block
PhonoSr for pluiiiblngNKitMrgCo
A full line of Oneida Community and
Curtice Bros canned goods at Boxs
When in need of n dray call on W M
Queen headquarters nt Salters coal
olllco
Some very flno old onions at Uhlos
Miulliu
Charlie Kaul went down to Columbus
Sunday
Emll Winters returned from Elgin
Sundny
W 1 Stevenson had business in Cros
ton Friday
Herman Fricko went down 0 Oimvlm
last Sunday
J H Murphey linil business In Nor
folk Thursday
Lieut Henderson went down to Lin
ciln last Friday
Hugh llerbisou mado a business trip
to Humphroy Tuesday
Ernest Arnett and Billio Eraser woro
Norfolk visitors Monday
Attorney Nichols transacted business
in Norfolk Thursday last
Attornoy James Nichols was in Cres
ton on business yesterday
W E Harvey of Nowman Grovo was
in tho city on Thursday last
Mrs U B Burrows of Norfolk was in
tho city Monday visiting friends
D A Halo of Humphrey was a busi
ness caller in thiH city Thursday
Attorney Tamos Nichols looked after
business in Humphrey on Friday
Attornoy James Nichols had Impor
tant legal business nt Columbus Monday
Mr Brubnker of Norfolk was looking
after business interests in the city Tues
day
Miss Tillio Fricko nnd brother Law
reuco spout Sunday witli friends in Nor
folk
Arnold Hoilman went down to Col
umbus Snturday evening for a fow days
visit
Herman Bcrger tho cigar man went
down to Humphrey and Leigh Tuesday
morning
Van Forage who returned from Nor-
folk somowhnt dilapidated is improv
ing slowly
Judge Valentino nnd wifo of West
Point wero visiting friends in tho city
last Monday
Attorney Fred Free and H A Pnse
walk wero in tho city on legal business
Thursday Inst
Mr and Mrs J II Marphoy wero
presented with a healthy littlo girl
Wednesday morning
Judgo Allen went up to Niobrara
Monday to open tho May term of dis
trict coo at that place
Hud Lyons returned Thursday from
Missouri where he hns had considerable
business to nttend to lately
Cland Carson who resigned his posi
tion on tho Norfolk Times Trihuno is
again employed on the Star forco
A mass meeting has been called in
this place for Friday night to consider
tho feasibility of putting in an olectrio
light plant
Horst Bros are putting up a new im
plement Bhed just south of their present
buildings Growing business is given
as tho cauEO
Miss Verne Seeley camo up for a few
days visit with friends and relatives on
Tuesday night She expects to remain
for somo timo before returning to her
work
Somo very fine old onions nt Uhles
A fall lino of Heinz celebrated pickles
and preserveu at Boxs
Buy all yonr groceries of Box and get
the best
House and barn tor rent on Ninth
street John Fkkythalek
Fifty thousand dollars eastern monoy
to loan on good farms
G R Sbilrb Co
Have You
Been Sick
4 Aro yon recovering as fast aa you
m Bhould
f
Has cot vour old troubla
left your blood full of impurities
And isnt this tbo reason you keep
bo poorly Dont delay recovery
lunger uut uxe
It will removo all Impurities from
your blood It is also a tonic of im
menso value Givo Naturo a little
help at this timo Aid her by remov
ing all tho products of disease from
your blood 100 All druggiata
Ayera Pilb cure constipation
Write to the doctor freelr and recerre
Promct rrolr without rent
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Will sell them at a
Big Reduction
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