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Norfolk Nebraska
NORFOLK LODGE NO 97
A 0 U W
Mpota in Odd Follows Itnll ou tlin flrpt mid
thiid Fridnyii of encli month Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to nttotid nil our iiiooUiikh
V K Ilollmnn Klunncinr h 1 liiinrult Ko
eorder C i Dolnn Mantor Workman
SIMPSONS CORNER
Oilico Hardys Coal Ollico
Good storage room
Two good rooniB up3tuirs ono largo
fnlo room down stairs for rent
Money to loan ou real estate
Como and see mo when you want in
surance J E SIMPSON
A DREAM
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OF BEAUTY
is our offering in furniture this week
While wo always aim to get tho
latest and best and we sometimes
excel ourhulves and this is one of
your opportunities to profit by our
quickness in taking advantage- of
tho best thats going
W R HOFFMAN
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
L I I i lii i u
Ohfts II Johnson has never attempted
to Hoo Doo tho people with Notoriously
Low Grade Pianos such plunder does
not stand with Musicians RELIABLE
Dealers do not recommend them and
the Deceived Purchasers soon discover
their mistuko to their sorrow
Of tho many different Fakes that have
readier Norfolk tho Adam Schaaf is
the Latest when represented as tho
Uest
If in Doubt read the following which
recently appeared in the Chicago Jour
nal and other papers
Wo did not want to strike said
Mr Dold to tho Journal this morning
but Mr Sohaaf would not liston Tho
men wore receiving 8 00 to 1000 a
week aud that is very low wages con
sidering tho men havo families It costs
the Factory 7r 00 to 000 to put up an
instrument and all wo ask is 15 cents
advance on an instjument or that tho
men shall receive a minimum wage of
s13 00 per week
The suh coutract systen is ono by
which the work is given out to ono man
who pockets 0 00 and divides 100 up
amongst four helpers This is mani
festly iiujust as theso subcontractors
are Never superior workmen Mr
Sohaaf violated his agreement by dis
charging Regulators and replacing them
with HOYS
The announcement that such a piano
is the best that over came to Norfolk
is such a rank Falsehood and so utterly
devoid of truth compels publication of
facts as they actually exist
CHAS H JOHNSON
THURSDAY TIDINGS
Tho local lodge Order of the Eastern
Star will hold a meeting tonight and a
good attendance is desired
A company of young folks from the
city aro arranging to attond tho weekly
daneo at tho hospital for insane tonight
David Keei of this city was elected as
trustee of the grand lodge Knights of
Pythias at tho meeting held in Lincoln
yesterday
Norfolk lodge No HI 1 O O F
will meet in regular session tonight in
thoir hall Visiting brothers aro cor
dially invited to attend
F Warrant is receiving figures on
tho new opera house and hopes to com
mence work soon on the preliminary
nrrnugomonts to its erection
Cards were received here yesterday
announcing tho birth of a daughter to
Mr and Mrs R S Montgomery of
Ghadrou formerly of this city
Tho Ueemer Times was last weds
turned over to the ladies who published
n Fouvenir edition in tho interests of the
Congregational church now in course of
construction That theso ladies are an
enterprising class is evidenced liy the
appearance of tho paper The ladies
also hauled the first load of brick lor
the new editice and a picture is given
showing them at work unloading the
same
Hov S F Shurpless writes from
Wnvuo in regard to tho Presbyterian
synod now in session in that city The
convention was opened Tuesday evening
with usmnon from First Corinthians
1 li by tho retiring moderator Rev T
O Clark D D of Grand Island after
which Rov Win M Portor of Nelson
was elected to tho moderators chair
Rov Sharpless was honored by being
elected chairman of tho synod Tho
program this evening will bo in tho
naturo of an annivorsnry celebration
with addrossos and papers by Rov 1 D
Kerr Rov J C Sloan Rov Clark
Rov John T Haird W D Reaugh
Rev T L Sexton Mrs J II Miller
and Rov E Van Dyke Wight
Tho Scientific American of last week
contains an article illustrated with aline
halftone cut describing tho removal of
tho court houso of Box Butte county
from Homiugford to Alliance adistaueo
of 1 Similes Tho job was first lot to a
citizen of Lincoln who after jacking
the building up found his maohinery
not equal to tho ttisk of carrying it and
throw up the contract There was a
necessity of oitier voting 50000 bonds
or conveying tho old building which
was amply suillciont for present needs
to its newly chosen location The Bur
lington roud which runs botwoen tho
two towns is a heavy taxpayer and tho
superintendent conceived tho idea that
it would bo cheaper to move the old
court house by rail than to pay its sharo
of tho taxes Accordingly tho building
was loaded aboard four strong Hat cars
and guyed to some heavily loaded coal
cars in front and behind As the rails
were less than five feet apart and t ho
building was US feet wide it can bo
realized what a nice job of balancing
was necessary to keep the structure up
right It was successfully accomplished
howover and the court house id now on
its new site Tho dimensions of tho
building werq i8 by 10 feet and 51 feet
high Tho train made a speed of from
five to eight miles au hour with its ex
traordinary freight
Those gilt top 12 mos aro sold for 1
cents at tho Bookstore
Waki e A young man tor six months
for general work A J DiIiand
Wasted A laundry girl at Pacific
hotel
Chas H Johnson received orders last
week for three of his famous dicker
ing Pianos all sold for spot cash ou de
livery and they are now in transit from
Boston ono to Scotland S D ono to
Lyons and ono to Emerson Neb and
the pianos aro so popular and so reliable
that in neither caso has ho seen his cus
tomers except by correspondence and
ono of them has figured for over nine
months and writes Have just returned
from Sioux City spent throo days there
investigating tho different makes and
have five letters in this mail offering
big discounts and big inducements bo
thoy say They havo como down from
100 to 200 but your first offer uino
mouths ago is the best I havo received
from anyone He sells piuuos of tho
Adam Schaaf Hospo Grado at 125 to
17i
Sturgeon is tho piano mau
Farm and city loans
The Durland Trust Co
Tho Bookstore wants
and news trade
TJnnnnu for anln V V Orunuvit I
Suidors catsups ut Boxs
Have you any troublo with your eyes
If so delay is dangerous The troublo
can bo corrected with properly adjusted
glasses No charge for testing your
eyes Call ut onco on O F W Mar
quardt graduate optician Norfolk Neb
TIttf NORFOLK NEWS TIirttSDAY OCTOIWU 12 180
your magaziuo
Tim Wciitlmr
Conditions of tho weather as recorded
for tho 21 hours euding at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 78
Minimum temperature
Avorago 12
Piocipitatiou 00
Total precipitation for mouth HO
Barometer 2921
Forecast for Nebraska K iin tonight
aud possibly Friday Colder touight
aud extromo oast portion Friday
DrFrank Salter Diseases of children
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HE RACE IIEKTIM
Mrs
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A Successful Afternoon of Rac
ing at the Fair Grounds
WITNESSED BY A LARGE 0R0WD
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A largo number of people attended
the racing meet at the old fair grounds
yesteiduy afternoon The attendance
would have undoubtedly been larger
but for leports that had been cirenhitrd
to tho elloet that there would be no
races The threatening weather also
served to keep many people away
Nevertheless it was a very successful
meeting and proved highly entertain
ing to tho e who attended The large
number of events handled proved that
the judges weto onto thoir job
They were Messrs Clements Odell and
Kingman
The Ihht race was an eighth mile
bicyelodash which resulted Geo Davis
1 st A A Ahlmaii Jnd C W Aid
man lid Tune IS seconds
Tho second event was a quarter mile
bicycle race for boys under 1 1 years if
ago Will Davis 1st Hartford 2ml
Elliot id Nichols Ith Time lt
seconds
Roman hippodrome one half mile
Won by SMitchell on two horses abreast
Leo on pony second Time SO1
One fourth mile free-for-all bicycle
raco handicap Geo Davis 1st C W
Ahlman 2nd Elliott id Time II
seconds Fred Miller ran into the foneo
and accordingly was not in the race
Tho fifth event was a pony race one
half milo dash Mitchells gray horso
Pearl took first money IClsons
Brigham was 2nd and T Lees Lea Id
Time III seconds
In the one mile bicycle race handicap
Klliott took first prie Geo Davis 2nd
O W Ahlman id Will Davis Ith
Hartford ah and Miller 0th
The seventh was a one half mile and
repeat running race best 2 in i R
mines Fannie II was 1st and K D
Mitchells Bill L 2nd Time first heat
52 seconds secoud heat 515 seconds
lutho free-for-all foot raco 100 yards
Bert Gordon was first Geo Davis 2nd
Satterloo liil Time 11 seconds
Mau against bicyolo 00 yards stand
ing start Pert Gordon man 1 st A A
Ahlman wheel 2nd Time S sedonds
Pony race one half milo dash
Leos Lea 1st Bisons Brigham 2nd
Rominos Nichol lid
Bicycle raco for championship of tho
county one half mile A A Ahlman
easily won 1st Geo Davis 2nd Time
1 21
Tho last raco was a standing Roman
hippodrome Tho horses in theso novel
races aro owned by S D Mitchell of
Albion and his son is the rider In this
raco he rodo four horses abreast and
made the romarkablo time of 50 seconds
Tho rido was ery exciting and tho
four horses which proved to bo very
fast animals were well handled by tho
rider This kind of an event proves a
nice diversion from tho ordinary races
and it is expuctod that Mr Mitchell and
his horses will bo in great demand at
racing meets next season
Fresh bulk oysters at Fuoslors
Buy all your groceries of Box and get
the best
Every child that goes to school should
have their eyes tested to find out if
vision is normal if not normal the de
fect can bo corrected and it will save
the oye sight If not corrected in time
there is danger of having poor sight for
the future I will tost every childs
eyes free of charge Call at once on
C F W Marquardt optician Norfolk
Nebraska
Farm laud and city property for sulo
by G R Soiler
PERSONAL
Tom McGinuis is
ou the sick
list
Mr Diotz of Creighton is in tho city
ou business
C C low wont to Pilger on tho noou
train on business
Dr J H Mackay has returned from
a visit to Chicago
Chas Newman of Froport 111 is in
tho city on business
E G Heilman county clerk was a
city visitor over night
Bank Examiners Coates and Luikart
were in tho city over night
Captain J H Brown came in from
Wakofield on tho 10 M0 train
Ono of the children of Mr nnd Mrs
Audy McGlnnis is quite sick
II O Bromo of Omaha came up last
uight to look after legal business
Supt C H Reynolds of tho Elkhoru
loft today for a trip over tho Albion
branch
Mrs J C Reed mother of W E
Alexander is visiting at tho homo of
her sou
Dr Frank Salter and J Hershiscr
went duck shooting yesterday and roport
fair success
II C Pronneko and daughtor of
Pierce were visitors yesterday in this
metropolis
G B Rouso of Meadow Grove was in
the city yesterday on hit way home
from Madison
Mrs I L Estabrook leturned last
evening from a two weeks vtMt to
friends in Iowa
Miss Agnes Conrad fistcr of Mrs
Herman Miller is nick at Iht home on
South Third sheet
Mrs Alvin lovve aud Mrs John Hay
have returned from Kansas where they
been visiting several weeks
Miss Fredericks who has been visit
ing the family of W K Alevandei tor a
week has relumed to herhoine in Coun
cil Bluffs
Superintendent A G Stoirs of the
telephone company has llnl died
with his duties heie and left this morn
ing for Omaha
Mr aud Mrs 11 G Chappull of In
dependence Iowa lelativesof Miss Ora
Oram passed through the city today on
their wedding tup
Walter Sehroeder will arrive twin
from his former home near Winona
Minn and tnle up his work as teacher
of St Pauls parochial school nct Mon
day
Dan Frasor ot Madison formerly
clerk at the Oxnaid was in the city
yesterday greeting friends Mr Fraher
went with company Ftothe Philippines
and rose from bugler to second sar
geant in his company
You can see the osteopath at the resi
dence of J S McClary Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday of each week
At the Bookstoio an er
rand boy
The Counto de Monte Cristo Alex
ander Dumas best work which is so
well known lotlniitro goers will be pre
sented to the t heal re goers at the Mur
qimnlt opera house Monday evening
The revival of this soul stirring drama
under its picMtut management has met
with tho hearty nppioval of theatie
goors Tho piece is said to be staged in
a wonderful manner with hcenery in
abundance and historically correct cos
tumes Mr has H Furnhains por
trayul of the Counto is said to be flawless
he is a strong romatic actor and endowed
by nature with unusual magnetism
The Mercedes of Marie La Brahy is
said to bo captivating while her beauti
ful gowns fairly dale tho eye
Cloth 12 inos li1 cents at Bookstore
Telephone No 112 will ring up
Dr
F Verges residence and office
Before you put in your winter supply
of coal call and seo C W Bnuiscli He
always buys the best grades of coal in
tho market
Box can suit you on oofleo
Wantkd old scrap iron and all kinds
of junk Will pay good price Third
street north Asinus storo
B Mkykiis
On October 11 and 1 2 tho F ISMV
railroad will sell excursion tickets to
Omaha at 290 for the round trip good
returning until October I Ith
He plays well that wins Hoods
Sarsaparilla wins tho victory over
disease because it possess genuine
curative power
Tonight
If your liver is out of order causing
Biliousness Sick Headache Heart
burn or Constipation take a dose of
Hoods Pills
On retiring and tomorrow your di
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright active and ready
for any kind of work This has
been the experience of others it
will bo yours HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers 25 cts
NOW IS THE TIME
TO GET
pVTTEjfy
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CHEAP FOR CASH
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Have Red and Blue
GOLF CAPS
STAA1PED LINENS
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ANNOUNCEMENT
I have Just milled to niv Fun Drug Slock n complcti of the
B P S PAINT
TIiIh Paint Is Absolutely Pure White Lead Zinc and Linseed Oil
having been analyzed at the Nebraska State University with a proof
of 07 per eeul The I S iovcinmcht has adopted tills paint for
the use in the navy being the best goods they could Hud upon the
tuaiket We also state with plcastiio that this paint I being iihciI
very largclv by the Heel Sugar Factory They icccutly painted the
coltnge out theio with H P S It litis given absolute satisfaction to
the uiatiiigemeiit mid is i plcnmuo lo the eyes of till who see II We
now offer In Hie people o Norfolk thiBKsT PAINT SOLD so if
you mo contemplating painting let us show you a good paint Hint
gives the best of Hiitisfaetinu
GEO B CHRISTOPH Dmist
OUR HARVEST
OF GOOD THINGS
Hought for the Full and Winter Tradn is now almost completed
We have a meat many things lo iuteiest you and extend A IIKAR
TV INVITATION lo cull and look over our goods even though you
may not be ready to buy
OUR CAPE AND JACKET
DEPARTMENT
is full of THE BKST of that line special elloil has been made to
supply our tiade with the CHIC KFI KCTS and MKTUOli ILITAN
STYLUS mi fascinating to all Every wrap is new Not an old
garment in our house
THE DRY GOODS PLACE
F A HUSTON
Robertson Blk Norfolk Neb
Norfolk
N AUAlNIIOIr Primntnit
AMCXANDKIt IIKAK Vicu Priinlilnl t
W II lllIIIOI Cimhlnr
K W UT AHNlHliuitCiiNliior
National Bank
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Buys and Sells Exchange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Oiders Sold on any Point In Furopo
A General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted
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AIIKAIt K I IIANhON KI IUIK W II IIUUHOJZ WM XUTA
NA HAINHOLiT JOHN H HAYH K VICIKKH BHCOTTON
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Fresh Bread Pies Cakes etc Constantly on hand
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Exclusive agent lor the Celebrated Sweetwater Rock Spring Coal the
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Capital 50000 Surplus 5000
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FOR GOOD LOANS AND EASY PAYMENTS
The Norfolk Building and Loan Assn
C B DURLAND Secretary