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ings they uro except ional
House Slippers
Lot No I in
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Lot No 2 PC
Three Point Slippors at DJC
Lot No 3 Qf
Opera Slippers nt 0 UC
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A 0 U W
MeotB in Odd Follows Hnll 011 tlio Ilrst nml
third Fridays of each mouth Visiting broth
ers cordially iuvitod to nttoml nil our niootitiRS
W H Hnllmnn Financier LC llnrRcIt lie
cordor C J Dolnn Mnstur Workman
Bhas H Johnson
Will sell you any article in the
shape of
FURNITURE
PIANOS
ORGANS
SEWING
MACHINES
OHINAWARE
CROCKERY
Shown in the Catalogues of Montgom
ery Ward Co Sears Roebuck Co
John M Smyth Co or any of the
catalogue houses at from
5 to 25 Per
Cent Less
Than their prices If you have been
studying their catalogues pick out
what you want and leave the money
with your order at Johnsons Furni
ture Store lie will save you the dis
count the bother of unpacking dray
age postage cost of draft and furn
ish the same goods or better
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 Weutlier
Conditions of the weather as recorded
foe the 24 hoars ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 74
Minimum temperature 51
Average 1
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month 09
Forecast for Nebraska Showers to
night and possibly colder southeast por
tion Friday
THURSDAY TOPICS
The homo of K W Stovous iu the
Heights is beiug handsomely repainted
Eberharts restaurant and the Turf
Exchange are resplendent with Jnow
cmts of paint
Quite a crowd of people went to Mead
ow Grove on the morning train to at
tend the G A It reunion
Deputy Grand Master Workman F
F Miller is passing around cigars over
the advent of a now daughter at his
house this morning
Mason Frazor who was working on a
wheel at the Norfolk Bicycle Cob yes
terday had his finger badly map hod by
getting it caught between the sprocket
and chain
The little 20nionthsold daughter of
Frank Russell living on Fourth street
fell off a chair yesterday aftoruoon and
broko her collar bono Dr Frank Salter
was called and roducod tlio fracture
Announcement of the marriage of
Harry Woodward and Miss Amelia Kahl
nt Omaha on Monday June 5 lias been
received by friends in this city Mr
Woodward is a traveling man who fro
nucntly comes here
It is reported from Woyue that Judge
Norris started for Manila yesterday af
ternoon where ho goes to assume the
duties of his olllco as attornoy for the
collector of customs Ho goes by wny of
Sm Francisco His family will remain
in Wayne for tlio timo being
The preliminary henring of tlio two
young men under arrest at Madison for
their pirt in the stock yards affair has
been set for tlio lflth Hy that timo it
is expected the others for whom war
rants are out will havo given themselves
up so that nil mny bo tried at tho samo
timo
Tho Germnn gpsangveroin held its reg
ular monthly meeting last Sunday and
decided to move from tho Martpiardt
hall to its old quarters In t ho 13hlo block
Tho socioty will hereafter practice overy
Tuesday ovoningjniid havo its regular
business meeting on tho first Sunday in
each month
Tho nnnual meeting of tlio stockhold
ers of the Noriolk Building and Loan
association held last evening elected
tho following named directors A
Hucliolz AJ Durland and II h
Snyder for three years Dr A Hear
0110 year to fill vacancy O J Johnson
two years to fill vacancy As a quorum
of directors was not present a meeting
to elect olllcors could not bo hold
Wakefield Republican Goo Bannon
having accepted a good position in a store
at Norfolk his family will soon romovo
to that city Their residenco her will
therefore presumably bo for rent It is
with sincero regret that their many
friends hero will see this estimablo
funily romovo from Wakefield where
they havo so long resided to make their
homo and cast their lot iu a now place
Dr John M Caldwell presiding older
of tlio westerngdistrict of Chicago and
an ominont Methodist divino is expect
ed to prench in tho M E church of this
place morning and evening of Sunday
Juno 18 Mr Caldwoll was at one timo
president of the Rock River seminary nt
Mount Vernon 111 and during this
timo Hon W M Robertson of this city
attended that institution Tho reverend
gentleman will bo Mr Robertsons guest
during his visit in tho city
Tho meeting of tho Norfolk Business
Mens association tomorrow evening
will bo one of nuusunl importance It
will have for consideration tho proposi
tion of Mr Williams to build an opera
house nrrangements for tho hearing of
tho freight rate case beforo tho railroad
commissioners at this place on Juno 27
and in nil probability the matter of tho
Yankton and Norfolk railway will come
before tho meeting Not only all mem
bers but every other business man in
terested in tho welfare of tho town
should bo present
The farewell party to Prof Geo II
Whaley by Mr and Mrs Geo II Spear
at tho Oxnnrd last evening was largoly
attended by that gentlemans friends
and proved a very enjoyable affair It
was called n sculpture party and each
guest was given the namo of an object
whicli was required to bo moulded in
chewing gum which wns also furnished
in quantities desired After that camo
another game with pennies each guest
finding as many objects ns possiblo on a
ono cent piece Leo Pnsewalk was
awarded first prize on sculpture and
Miss Winnio Hartloy on tho penny con
test Refreshments closed tho even
ings entertainment which was pro
nounced by all present to bo one of tho
pleasautest they had ever attended
Box can suit you on coffee
Houses for sale
T E Odiornk
Wanted Some one to take half of a
car to tho Pacific coast Enquire at
Tub Niws office
Farm and city loans
Thk Durland Trust Co
Free t Free
The Woodmen of the World will give
several smokers to invited friends of its
members who believe in fraternity who
believo iu banding together for a com
mon good nnd mutual protection such
ns believe in tho golden rulo etc Men
who are lookiug towards tho betterment
of mankind is tho material wo want
Can you afford to go without protecting
thoso loved ones
Times chango improvements are going
on so are tho impressions of maukiud
changing It used to bo Can I afford
life protection Now tho universal
question is How can I afford to bo
without life protection You aro not
tho one that is takiug tho chnncvH of an
early death It is your family who will
suffer so seo Deputy Henning whilo bo
is with us got yoar namo upon tlio
roster of tho camp get a certificate that
guarantees protection to thoso you lovo
Tho Woodmen of tho World
gives you a businoas proposition that it
bohooves you not to ovorlook a limited
number of payments a uou forfeitablo
certificate an incontestable certificate
and a hundred dollar monumout at tho
grave of overy deceased sovereign not
something for nothing but something
for its actual cost not below cost
All this nt reduced rate never heard of
before A goat road freo
Trust not to appearances but put
your fuith in Hoods Snraupanlla which
never disappoints It is tho best medi
ciiio money can buy
If you want to buy or trado como and
see us G R Skuku Co
Olllco iu Maat block
House and barn lor rent on Niuth
street John Fkeythalkr
tlUijya
DIED FOR HIS GOMRADE
Nate Owen Sacrifices His Life
to Save Another
DROWNED IN THE NORTIirORK
Hurry Krolor 1nlN Into Tlilrly lho IVct
of Wntor ittitl I ISrieunl liy Nulo Om ii
Who Liim i UN ln tlln In Mm lllliit
I Ito Two lloj Vtno 1MiImk In it
KCIMIIM Illltl
Tho Northfork river is a beautiful
romantic stream the placid blue of
whose waters shaded by tho overhang
ing foliage of trees and bordered by
rich green lawns give it that appear
ance of innocence that so attracts one to
a mibs in her teens Yet within those
depths of beauty repose tlio relentless
clutches of death and many an nnfor
tunnto victim now fills an utitiinely
gravo because of the seductive yet tor
rlblo waters of tho Northfork Another
youthful lifo has been sacrificed to t ho
rapacious greed of that awful river tho
twenty second person it is claimed
within tho past Hi years who has gone
into tho water iu the full vigor of health
and known no more until the judge
ment tiny Bravo Nate Owen sacrificed
his lifo last ovening to save that of his
companion and today thero is mourn
ing not only in his own homo but in
overy homo 111 tho city over tlio unsuc
cessful result of his gallant deed
The startling cry A boy drowning I
was spread about tho street with
rapidity shortly before i
oclock last evening and iu 11 very fow
moments crowds of peoplo had gathered
on tho banks of tho river near tho mill
dam each eager to render all assistauco
possiblo to help save tho drowning boy
Volunteers wcro at work iu a fow mo
ments aftor the alarm was given
dragging tho stronni for tho boy whom
it was hoped to rescue boforo it was too
late to rovivo him But although tho
men worked with frantic haste it was
over an hour beforo the body wns found
nnd brought to tho surface Whilo a
doctor was boiug sent for thoso present
nttempted to revive tho boy but woro
unsuccessful After DrMcakaynrrived
tho boy was touderly carried to tho
homo of W H Widaman where there
was a warm firo in tho kitchen and
every method possiblo was applied to re
store respratiou Willing hands helped
but after working over him more than
an hour tho effort was reluctantly given
up Tlio remains wero then removed
to Sessions Bells undertaking rooms
Tho story of this sad affair as
gathered from Win Kroeger who was
on tlio bank fishing at tho time and
Hrry Keeler tho 12 -years-old boy
whoso lifo was saved by young Owen is
wis follows Nato Owen and tho Keeler
boy wero soining for minnows upon tho
apron just below the dam where tho
water is only a fow inches deep but
flows very swiftly Tlio boards of
which the apron is made have accumu
lated moss and slime until they havo bo
como very slippery Whilo wading
around over this nnd when just about
tho center of tho apron tho Keelor boy
lost his footing nnd slid off into tho
water Vo feet deep below Nate Oweu
knowing that his companion could not
swim did not hesitate an instant but
courageously plunged iu after him
Owen was nu expert swimmer and lie
dived under tho other boy raising upon
his back and carrying tho other on his
breast Tho other was struggling and
the effort soon proved too much for
Owen who sank Ho camo up and suc
ceeded in pushing tho Keeler bey nearer
tho shore but again ho went down
For the third time Owen camo up nud
this timo ho caught tlio other boys toe
whether for self preservation or with
tho idea of still helping his companion
will never bo known as iu tho struggle
of tho Keoler boy to get to laud ho
kicked Owou loose who sank for tho
last timo A number of others fishing
in tho neighborhood had by this timo
gathered on tlio bank and forming a
chain they wont out aiid rescued tho
Keeler boy from his perilous position
Tho Owen boy wont down tho last time
nt about S 45 and his body was taken
from tho water nt 1 C0 Ho had quito a
severe bruso on tlio breast presumed to
havo been made by striking a hard sub
stance iu tho water during his struggles
Tho sceno on tho bank during the
search for the body was heart rendering
indeed Friends had hastily brought
Mrs Owen and her daughter Winnio to
to tlio river and tho grief of tho frail
little mother tho distress of tho sister
as thoy watched tho efforts of tlio men to
savo their boyevery momout an hour of
anguish as thoy realized that it lessened
tho chances of warding off tho awful
calamity that had fallou upon their
home caused strong men to turn their
faces and women wero not ashamed of
their tears of sympathy Iu this trying
hour Mrs Owon and daughter nltnougb
surrounded by friends who did all that
could bo done did not iinvo the support
of husband and father Mr Owon being
a traveling man making his trip
through tho Black IIUIb
Nathan O Owen familiarly called
Nate by his family and friends wns
the younger son of Mr and Mrs D P
Oweu Ho was born iu Chicago Janu
ary 10 lbSU Ho was a member of tho
Freshman class in the Norfolk High
school was a bright scholar uud had a
genial disposition and courageous heart
as the manner of his death conclusively
y
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 8 1899
proves Besides his paronts and sister
ho leaves an older brothorFrank Owon
who Is a volunteer with the First Ne
braska in Manila to mourn his loss
Mr Owen could not be located until
nearly noon today when ho was at last
reached by telegraph in Deadwood 1 to
wired that lie would bo homo on the
first train which will bring him here at
12 20 tomorrow Funeral arrangements
will not be made until he arrives The
body after boiug embalmed was re
moved from the undertaking rooms to
the home at I this afternoon
Dr Seymours skill in his profession
is unquestioned Consult him regarding
the condition of your eyes At the On
mini Juno the tilt It
A carload of flue potatoes just received
and now on foIo at cents per bushel
Boxs Gitoncitv
Telephone No 112 will ring up Dr
F Verges residenco and olllco
During tho warm season 1 will furnish
ice cream for 7fi cents per gallon
A P PltAIT
A full line of Oneida Community and
Curtice Bros canned goods at Boxs
If you want to sell or trade your
property list it with
I J It Srnrii Co
A full lino of Heinz celebrated pickles
and pieMrveii at Boxs
PEHSONAL
11 h Soiinonschiii is in the city from
Stanton
Dick Edwards wont to Albion on busi
ness today
FrankS lVrduo was hero from Mad
ison yesterday
Moll C Jay of Dakota City was in the
city over night
J E Blenkiron from Bancroft was in
town yesterday
O II Blood went to Neligh last night
to work on tho mill
Judge Kelly mado a business trip to
Plain view yesterday
Mrs Geo A Brooks of Bazilo Mills
was in tho city yesterday
W A Spencer and wife drovo in
from Pierce this morning
Rev 11 II Mossinan of Meadow
Grovo is a city visitor today
Arthur Brouobaker of Meadow Grove
was a city visitor last evening
A F Walla of West Point transacted
business in tlio city yesterday
hovi Kimball nnd Win Park wero
horo from Wakefield over night
II P Shumway and wifo of Wake-
fiold wero city visitors yesterday
Mrs J W Risk was 11 visitor in tlio
city from Battle Creole yesterday
Clyde Eisloy and family aro now
boarding at tho homo of his paronts
Mr and Mrs Victor Seymour of Lin
coln aro visiting Mr and Mrs R II
Uoynolds
L C MittlestadH wont to Laurel this
morning to look after his lunibor inter
ests at that place
Mrs II T Alliuson of Kansas is in
tho city on her way to Noligh to visit
her nephew Rev T George
Max Lonser who has been Bponding a
fow days with his parents returned to
his studies at tho Omaha Business col
logo this noon
J S Painter who brought two pn
tientsto tho asylum from Custer county
yesterday roturned to his homo at
Broken Bow this morning
Rev S F Shnrpless returned this
morning from Wayno where ho was
presout nt tho installation of Rev Theo
dore Morning as pastor of tho First
Presbyterian church nt that place
PhonoSfi for plumbingNFMfgCo
Fifty thousand dollars eastern nionoy
to loan on good farms
G R Seilkr Co
Lost Two parcels between Norfolk
avenue and tho Junction by Mrs John
Iloff Finder will pleaso return to this
office
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IT IS A
PLEASURE
TO SIT IN OUR
PAR LOR and WAT
AN ICE CREAM
SODA
AE have recently added u
large new fountain to our
business and aro now prepared
to serve you with
Delicious
Summer
Drinks
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Full Lino of Confectionery
Fruits and Cigars
Palaee of Sweets
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ALL OUR HATS and
Aw niiiilo on honor Wo 11101 11 Mini
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hals aro so made as oho of service fiL
for more Mini one sen son When yon i
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lind Mm innlerinl so used ns lo ho
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to siiil Mm change of style
INSKEEPS
MILLINERY
zmGrd
TO BE CORRECTLY DRESSED
s noli it hard problem for M10 ladies of Miis
town to solve when they have such a superior
stoelc of correct styles tit their service as our
store now a fiords Mieni Wo have just what
yon need for
HOT DAY WAISTS
AND DRESSES
WE ARE SHOWING SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN SILKS THIS WEEK
OUR PKICtiS ARE
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Robertson Blk Norfolk Neb
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IHIIIIIIIIV W II HUCIIOI Cnaliior
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National Bank
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA c
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does a General BankingfBusiness
Iiuys and Sells Exohanuo
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point In Europe
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