The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, May 25, 1899, Page 5, Image 5

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Every Can of Paint
Hearing the Label of
THE SHEHWIH
WILLIAMS GO
Is of the HIOHEST QUALITY
and FULL MEASURE
Remember THAT wben Paint
Is 6old or offered for less If the
price is low the- goods are In
keeping You cant get the best
at second rate pries
THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS
are the best paints we know of
and weve knwn most of them
If you are going to paint any
thing under the sun let us talk
it over with you wo can help
you
Sold and guaranteed by
Leonard
The
Druggist
We lave you go per cent on your
Prescription
NORFOLK LODGE NO 97
A 0 U W
Meets in Odd Follows II all on the first and
third Fridays of each month Visiting broth
er cordially invited to attend all onr nieotinge
W B Hoffman Financier L C Diirgelt Be
eorder C O Oolan Master Workman
CHIGKER1NG
Finest in
the World
For 75 years the superior of ALL
and better today than ever before
It has been most effectually demon
strated before Norfolk audiences that
no matter how elliclent the player
when the TONE is not IN a piano
it cannot be brought out
In piano value TONE is the great
item and when sustained by the best
workmanship and materials durabil
ity and SATISFACTION THAT IS
BEYOND PRICE is insured to the
purchaser
COLERIDGES
HICKERING PIANOS
Like sonje sweet beguiling melody
So sweet we know not we are listen
ing to ife
Johnsons
Furniture
Store
Ladies Heres
Your Chance
The undersigned will hold a
Mid Summer
MILLINERY SALE
Commencing May 27th
and continuing until every hat is dis
posed of Everything LESS THAN
COST
Iiiery 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
The Weatlier
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 2i hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 60
Minimum temperature 50
Average 08
Precipitation 08
Total precipitation for month 729
Forecast for Nebraska Partly cloudy
with showers and thunderstorms east
portion tonight and extreme east portion
Friday
THURSDAY TOPICS
The lodge of past masters R A M
convenes Saturday evening
John Steiubrecher has removed his
stock of shoes into tho Martin building
on East Main street
Thero will he a sociable at the resi
dence of Mrs A D Cole Friday evening
under tho auspices of the Ladies guild
of Trinity church
Telephone No 1 13 has been placed in
Collnmer Grnnts grocery and No 187
in the residouco of Ed Lowe business
malinger for A J Kuolliu Co
Tho maniago of Paul Joetz and Miss
Augusta Lou took plnco at tho Ilodnx
chnrch at 1080 this morning Rov
Klugo officiating Thoy will go to
honsokeepiug on Mr Jootzs farm near
Stanton
Irene tho seven year old llttlo girl of
William Blntt was severely bitten in tho
arm by a savago dog in tho neighbor
hood of her home yesterday Dr Bear
attendod her and tho child is resting
comfortably today
Miss Abbio llodgotts closes her school
at Savannah Gn tomorrow She will
at ouco go to New York by water and
will remain thero and at Ocean Grovo
about a month Thou sho will return
to her homo in this city Miss llodgotts
is well pleased with her work in the
south and writes that she wants to go
back in the fall
Probpect Hill cemetery is a beautiful
spot A visit to it rovealB that its wealth
of bluegniss shrubbery and trees make
it unusually attractive It is tho deslro
of thoso in charge of its affairs to still
further add to its attractiveness by sup
plying a lot of flowers which at present
is its one lack They kindly solicit from
all interested a contribution of growing
plants If these are loft at Sessions
Bells between now and Monday night
they will bo taken by the cemetery sup
erintendent and placed where they will
brighten tho landscape in tho cemetery
limits Parties who cannot well bring
them will confer a favor by dropping
Mr W J Gow a postal bo that tho
team may call for tho plants at their
home It is approaching Decoration
day and it is Buch favorablo weather for
setting plants out that it is hoped that
there will bo a prompt and generous re
sponse to this appeal It has been the
comment of strangers that low places
in Nebraska had such a beautiful resting
place for its dead as Norfolk and it
should be the prido of tho citizens gen
erally to see that tho reputation in this
respect is increased and emphasized
Fine pickerel at Glissmans
Tho new book store will open up on
Saturday May 27 at the old Tracy
stand where we will carry a lino of
books stationery office and school sup
plies novelties hammocks croquet toys
and fancy articles and such other no
tions as are usually kopt in such a store
A news depot where will be on sale the
latest priodicals and daily papers Ask
ing for your patronage in our lino wo
are Yours Respectfully
Robert Utteb
Kstniy Notice
Strayed from the premises of the un
dersigned on or about May liJ a young
cow branded W
Hesky Glissman
Norfolk Neb
Dr Seymour of Omaha will stop in
Norfolk June the 10th Do not miss
seeing him if you are having any trouble
with your eyes
We grind lawn mowers Three doors
west of postoflice
Nobfolk Bicycle Wokkb
Some very fine old onions at Uhles
A full lino of Heinz celebrated pickles
and preserves at Boxs
Pasewalks Park has been greatly im
proved of late and its natural beauty en
hanced by the care and skill manifested
by its present lessee Esther Barnett
Under her supervision it promises to be
come tho popular recreation ground for
the people In order that she may give
her whole time to this enterprise Bhe
will at once close out her stock of mil
linery at greatly reduced prices This
sale begins Saturday and offers a splen
did opportunity to get at less than cost
summer hats to those who have not yet
purchased
Sniders catoups at Boxs
Sturgeon is the piano man
WARRANTS ARE ISSUED
A Much Tulked of Ciwb ut IiiHt Flnilu Its
Way into the ConrtH
We understand warrants were issued
yesterday Before County Judge Bates for
the arrest of Leland Spaulding Perry
Law Gilt Wright George Madsen John
Kuhl CharleB Parks and Paul Karo
charging them with the crime of rape
upon Augusta Schultz the complainant
in the city of Norfolk on the night of
May 4 1899 The warrants will soon
be placed in the handB of Sheriff Losey
and the parties prosecuted will havo a
preliminary hearing before Judge Bates
at Madison as soon as they can be
found
Fred H Free and Burt Mapes havo
been retained as counsel by the plaintiff
and W M Robertson will appear in be
half of the defendants This action is a
great relief to the public in this commu
nity There is a general feeling thnt
the matter which has been so widely
discussed and which has so greatly agi
tated the city should be brought to trial
and decided on its merits If the parties
arraigned aro guilty of this awful crime
then they should suffer tho full penalty
of the law If they are not it is due
them that they have tho benefit of tho
law and the evidence and be cleared bv
legal process from tho injustice of such
a charge
Fresh catfish at Glissmans
Box can Buit you on coffee
Housob for sale T E Odiohm
EXPLAIN THEMSELVES
Two Irttrrn In lleply to tlw Demand of
tlio Norfolk Utmlnonn jMnid Assort
utlim on KMIroiul Matters
In reply to tho open lotter of tho Nor
folk Business Mens association which
was recently published criticising Ins
action in tho railroad controversy tho
attornoy genornl submits tho following
letter which explains itself
Likcoln Nob May 18 189 Tho
R R Committee Norfolk UnslnesH
Mens Association Norfolk Nob
Gentlemen I havo just received from
you a lot tor complaining of tho action of
tho board of secretaries of tho stato
board or transportation In reply thoro
to permit mo to say that whou this mat
ter was first brought to my attention 1
requested tho loard to tako the matter
up and investigate it thoroughly and
grant such relief as might lio in their
power Since then 1 havo made ono or
two inquiries and lenrned that thoy had
taken tho matter in hand and wero to
work upon it Supposing that this
affair had been disposed of satisfactorily
to all parties I gavo it no further con
sideration as it is tho board of secre
taries which at tends to all such matters
Tho board of transportation only lending
its namo to tho work of the secretaries
I regret very much to learn from your
lotter that tho secretaries had not been
diligent as you viow it in tho mattor
At onco I shall call it to thoir uttontion
and prompt steps will bo takou to do
everything in tho power of tho board of
transportation to grant your relief
Very truly yours
O J Smyth
Attorney General
This letter has nlso been received from
tho stato board of transportation
Lincoln Nob May 2 1S09 Nor
folk Business Mens Association Nor
folk Neb Gentlemen Tho cause of
tho Norfolk Business Mens association
vs tho Chicago St Paul Minneapolis
Omaha railway company pending be
fore this board bus been assigned for
hearing at Norfolk on tho 27th day of
June 1899 at 2 oclock p m
You will make defiuito arrangements
for a building in which said hearing
may be had and report as soon as con
venient to this board
Yours Very Truly
State Board of Transportation
By Secretary 7 W Edoertom
Buy all your groceries of Box and get
the best
Lake trout at GlissmauB
House
street
and barn for rent on Ninth
Jons Fkeythaler
Why push so hard Let ub grind
that lawn mower Three doors west of
postoflice Norfolk Bicycle Works
Wo grind any make of lawn mower
Three doora west of postoflice
Norfolk Bicycle Works
DrFrank Salter-
Discasos of children
Telephone No 113 will ring up
Dr
F Verges residence and office
Uhle has just received some very fine
old onions
PERSONAL
E A Bullock returned from Chicago
today
M Haley of Creighton was in town
today
M F Meeds of Chicago is doing busi
ness in the city
Mrs Gus Carter made tho round trip
to Sioux City yesterday
Seth Kethledgo made a business trip
to Sioux City yesterday
Mrs Geo A Brooks of Bazillo Mills
is Btopping at the Pacific
James Nichols of Madison was in town
on business this morning
Rev D D Montgomery of Wayne
was in tho city yesterday
O A Randall the Newman Grovo
banker was in the city today
Rev J O Giffln of Wakefield spent
yesterday afternoon in the city
R O Milligan returned last night
from a business trip to Sioux City
Mi6s Jessie Fyfe and Mrs Pollman of
Pierre were in tho city this morning
W D Johnson and wife of Madison
were visiting friends in Norfolk yester
day
Dr A Hodgetts ois in Cheyenno this
week attending a meeting of the M E
missionary board
Henry Allen and Paul Brinkman of
Madison sojourned for a few hours in
the city yesterday
Benjamin Lindsay of Pierce G H
Colby of Elgin and C J Briggsof Hast
ing8 were among todays arrivals
Mrs L Levy has arrived from Rich
mond Va and will spend the Bummer
with her daughter Mrs Dr Bear
Mrs O H Reynolds went to Madison
today to attend an afternoon party at
the homo of Mrs Willis McBride
Mrs S K Huntsinger of Lincoln
who has been theguest of Mr and Mrs
Jno R Hays returned home this morn
ing
Rov S F SharplesB was at Klein and
participated in tho services of ordination
and installation of Rev O Rostrom
He returned yesterday
Mrs F Gruenewald received a tele
gram from Rock Island 111 this morn-
ing Btating that her daughter was ill
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY MAY 25 1899
Sho departed on the nftornoon train for
tho east
August Karowifo and daughter Hat
tio loft for tho east this noon Thoy
will sjkmhI tho summer in that flection
visiting friends in Wisconsin Chicago
Indiana and New York Thoy contem
plate a trip to Kuropo during tho year
but will return homo boforo that is
mado
The Norfolk Bicyolo company has re
ceived auothor lnvolco of Vodctto bi
cycles and parties who havo ordors on
file for this wheel will plooso call A
number of Queen City and Norfolk
Specials havo also boon finished and
aro ready for customers
Farm and city loans
Till DUHLANO TllUBT OO
Climimr TIihii Kvr
Now is tho tlina to buy your berries
two boxtH for lfi cents nt Sohorrcggos
If you want to buy or trade como and
boo us G R Siciiin Co
Olllw in Miiflt block
Fine white fish atGliBsmaus
A Itiiw Itecrult
Mr Ernest Fisher who plays OIo
Swonson in Prihonor of Spain tho
great Cuban war drama which comes to
Norfolk at Mnrquardts hall Tuesday
evening May 110 has scored a big hit in
the part His perfect mako up dialect
songs and quaint sayings keep the aud
iences in continuous good humor
throughout the play
Somo very flue old onions at Uhles
Not ho
From Juno 1 to Boptomhor 1 I will
give nt half prico instruction in differ
out branches of art Call and see mo
over HayeB jewelry Ftoro
Joseiiiink Hull
ThonoBB for plumbingNFiMfgCo
A full lino of Oneida Community and
Curtico Bros canned goods at Boxs
Uhlo has just received boiiio very lino
old onions
If you want to sell or trade your
property list it with
G R Skiiuk Co
Dr Soymour hero Juno
ono day only
Opening
Marquardt
tho lllth for
Opera House
TWO NIGHTS
HONDAY
TUESDAY
Special Engagement of
the Celebrated
Sanford
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30
Dodge
Company
PRESENTING
SHAKESPEARES
SUBLIME TRAGEDY
OTHELLO
AND THE COMEDY
WAR DRAMA
Prisoner of Spain
Special Scenery and
Effects
RESERVED SEATS
Can bo secured at Leonards
Drug Store
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GEO B CHRISTOPH
DRuaaisT
SUCCU5S0U to Tim roHNiiv tmua co
TRIMMED GOODS
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HAMULUS 71112
Alston Mixed Paint
A Ktiiirniiliiiil luilnl In nory roMioti
if you ctiiilmiitiliili imltitiiiK
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Willi I5
PRESCRIPTIONS
Bring In j our Prescript Ion h mid ItcelpcH and tune thrni opipnnmlod
by a Competent llinriunclHt
NEWS DEPOT
I have added a Ncwh Depot
where von can mIwhim flml tin
NEWS DEPOT
Liu est Magazines and roilodlcaln mi sale Sublet iptiniiN taken fi ranj
iniigalnc or paper published I cordially solicit a sliaio of jour patiimagt
M A I I niTD HATC nA m
tm alu jvi iiaij cuiu
Aro madu on honor Wo mono that
thoy nro honestly constructed nnd an
honestly worlh tho price wo charge
for thorn Wo nro prepared to moot
ajiy and all land of competition If
yon want cheap hats wo can make
t hem for yon from fit eeiils up Itis
a point however worthy of your
consideration toknow that all our
hats aro so made as to hoof service
for more that one season When you
rip
liml
hem tip for rolriinmintf you wilj
tho material so used as to he
easily eoiiyortible into other shapes
to suit the chanifo of style
The Whole Story
INSKEEPS
MILLINERY
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if
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our dry goods lines will nev
iSs Sfj er be told in print simply be
cause talk will never be able to do full
justice to the many superior qualities
that belong to such high grade goods
It is enough to say They are up to
your highest ideal and down to the
lowest price It PAYS to trade at the
Dry Goods Place
F A HUSTON
Robertson Blk Norfolk Neb
U A LUJKAHT Pbehioent
JUAB S 1IU1DGK VlCl PliEBlDUhT
W II JOHNSON GABiiiEH
W K HttAASCJU Abht Cabiiiku
The Citizens National Bank
Capital 50000 Surplus 85000
Bay anil sell oxcIibdko oh UiIh country and all jnirt of Enropn Farm Loana
Director Jabi Ahmlh W H Joiinboh Cjiah S Ilmixii C W Huaahci C M
BWANH 0 A LUIKABT T K UhMlIIhOtB L SEBHIONM
FOR Q00DL0ANS AND EASY PAYMENTS
The Norfolk Building and Loan Assn
C B DURLAND Secretary
What You Get For Your Money is as
Important as the Price You Pay
TRIBUNE BICYCLES
Are sold on their merits and at J O Q C fl
a fair price for their quality 0tU 06 OuU
We have a first rate wheel in the Oxford
26 Fully guaranteed
jtg4ifM
at
We sell on easy payment Buy a good wheel and be satisfied
S B BRACKBTT
3 DOORS YEST OF P O NORFOLK
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