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because they
Will Outwear
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If you havo never triod thorn 1
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Firo insurance Farm and City Loans
and Ileal Estate
Come and see ino
J E SIMPSON
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KNOW
that all childron who attend
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school should have their Eyes
tosted onco a year According to
the latest information gained by
the examinations of school chil
dren it has been proven that 20
per cent have some eye defects
which should be corrected with
the proper glasses Why let chil
dren suffer with poor eye sight
when science has provided a rem
edy
G F W MARQUARDT
OPTICIAN
NORFOLK
NEBRASKA
THE
Automatic Wringer
Is guaranteed by us for Five Years from
date of purchase If any part breaks or
wears out during that time for family
use we will replace same Free of Charge
Automatic Wringer Co Waupun Wis
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Is warranted to fit perfeotly the smallest
article or one which opens the rolls an
inch without changing tho wheel screw
unduly straining tho spring or getting
out of sear and is pronounced by all
those that have used it to bo tho
Best Wringer on the Market
TWELVE REASONS WHY
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It has au Automatio Adjustment
It canuot run out of Genr while in
use
Saves Fifty per cent in Labor
Needs but One Adjustment for Light
or Heavy Work
Four times tho Capacity of ordina
ry Wringers
Has Gear Chain which lessens
Friction
Will wring one inch of material on
either side of rolls to nothing on
the other
lias a Metal Slush Board which
will neither crack nor rust
Only one half the woar on Rolls
for the reason that it remains in
Gear
Will wring one inch of Material
Chain Gear does away with Side
Frictiou
Has Guaranteed Solid Rubber
Rolls vulcanized ou Shaft
FOR SALE BY
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Hardware and
Stoves
NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA
THURSDAY TIDINGS
Ernest Schulz who underwent an
operation Tuesday is getting along
nicely
Norfolk lodge No 10 I O O F I
will moot in regular session tonight at
tholr hall Visiting brothers aro
invited
Tho banks havo boon clossod all day
and tho poatofllco tho greator part of
tho day in obsorvanco of Washingtons
birthday
Thoro will be a spocial mooting of
Mosaic lodgo 6T1 AF and A M tonight
for tho purposo of work By ordor of
tho mast or
Tho infant child of Mr and Mrs
Win HaaBO diod last night and will
bo buried Saturday from St Paul
Luthorn ohurch
The Sovoroign Visitor tho ofllcial
organ of tho Woodmen of tho World
published in Omaha contains a very
oxcollont write up of tho public installa
tion by tho local lodgo horo on tho 8th of
January Tho article in quostlou
ocoupiod uoarly a full column of tho
paper
Win Homlobou returned last night
from a busiuoss visit to Omaha Tho
Hotel Reporter of tho 10th in comment
ing on his chicken busiuoss says that it
is now roportod that Mr Homlobou
might locate in Omaha and make his
shipements from thoro Mr Homlobou
doos not alllrm tho report
Tho Huobuor Sottlo company will bo
at tho Auditorium for throe nights be
ginning Monday February Uli in a
sories of scenic productions Tho prices
made by this company aro thoso for
which many people havo boon contend
ing and tho house will probably bo
filled each night The prices aro 10 20
25 and ISO cents
The News is informed that contracts
for growing boots for the sugar factory
are coming in fairly well March is
usually tho month when most of tho
contracts aro mado and thcro is no
reason now to beliovo that thoro will bo
a less acreage of beets grown than thoro
was last year and tho probabilities aro
that it will bo larger
Win Voight died yesterday at tho
homo of his daughter Mrs H Itadouz
in Edgowater Park He was 72 years of
ago aud the cause of his death was
dropsy The funeral will probably bo
conducted from St Paul Lutheran
church tomorrow afternoon and tho
remaius interred in tho cemetery west
of that church and under its auspices
John Daniels the son of Mr and Mrs
Carl Daniels who live near Hoskius
died last night of diphtheria after an
illness of but a few days aged 10 years
and 10 montns Tho funeral will be
hold tomorrow afternoon and will bo
conducted by Rev Grueber the Luther
an minister of Hoskins Interment
will tako place in the cemetery near
that village
Oscar Uhle today put into service a
very elegant new delivery wagon of
acknowledged strength and ease and a
magnificent piano finish One quality
of the vehicle is of first importance and
that is it was mado in Norfolk by a
Norfolk mechanic Chas Lierman
and is equal if not superior in all qualities
to the manufactured wagons so com
mouly used Tho entire work from
the canvas top to the wheels is of home
manufacture and it is a standing recom
mend of Mr Liermans ability as a
wagon maker
C F W Marquardt has a display
window in his jewelry store today very
appropriate to tho occasion In it is a
tree not perhaps tho identical one
chopped down by the father of his
country but it iniglit havo beon a lineal
descendant had not tho famous tree
been mutilated in its early youth A
fit companion is an ancient hatchet
bearing all the marks of sufficient age to
entitle it to the claim of Georges own
but this claim is not made for it by Mr
Marquardt An anoieut sword is air
other attraction and altogether tho win
dow is ouo worthy of notice
Washingtons birthday is not gener
ally being observed in Norfolk today
the only exercises of a public naturo
being those hold in several of tho school
rooms this morning These were finished
at an early hour and tho schools were
dismissed for tho balance of tho day
Tho feature of tonight will be the dance
in the Marquardt hall by the local
lodge Woodmen of tho World For
this extensive arrangements have beon
made and numerous invitations have
been sent out Many out of town guests
are expected and a pleasant evening is
anticipated
Wanted An apprentice to learn
dressmakiug Miss Mattie McNish
Suiders catsups at Boxs
Norfolk society will be pretty well
represented at the Auditorium Friday
evening February 213 in tho lively in
teresting theatrical skit entitled Tho
Husking Bee This will bo inter
spersed with specialties including a cake
walk by fifteen leadiug society people in
full evening costume a Hoy Rube dauce
twentieth century belles in costumes
befitting the times and others of equally
amusing character The affair gives
promise of being the social event of tho
season
Bulk oysters at Glissmans
Choice turkeys at
Market
the Palace Meat
Farm land and city property for sale
by G R Seller
Farm aud city loans
Ins Dublasd Tbust Co
RAILWAY HEARINGS
Intor Stnto CominWMon llnrn I lie UIHtiniiil
Btftto CoimnlMlon Mnrrti O
Tho following lottor wim rooolved by
Ohiw H Johnsou yostorday
Iutorstato Commorco Commission
ofllco of tho soorotary Washington
Fob ill Mr Chas 11 Johnson Nor
folk Nob Dear Sir Tho commission
is advisod by Mr T L Mat hows U S
marshal that ho is uiutblo to provide a
room for tho mooting of tho commission
in Norfolk Neb on tho 211th of Febru
ary at tho hearing sot for that dato
will you thorotoro look alter tno mat
ter and make arrangomonts for some
suitablo room in which tho hearing can
bo had Tho commission will boar any
roasonnblo rxponso connected therewith
A court room u court is not in session
would bo preforablo Ploaso wiro mo In
reply Very respectfully
Emv a Mosrciicv
Soorotary
It is roally too bad that Marshal
Mathows was unable to provide a room
in this city for tho mooting of tho inter
state commission What Norfolk
pcopla aro speculating ovor is when ho
over attompted to mako arrangomonts
for a suitablo room in which to hold tho
mooting Mr Johnson finds no din
culty in providing all tho room nocossary
and ho has so tolographed tho secrotnry
of tho intorstato commission
Stnto Himrtl HunrliiK on Murcli 0
Lincoln Nob Kobruary II Mr 0
II Johnson Norfolk Nob DoarSir
Wo havo fixed tho time for a final hear
ing in tho case of tho Norfolk Business
Mous association vs tho Chicago St
Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railway
company for March 0 1 100 Wo would
much profor that tho hoaring bo hold at
our rooms in tho state capitol but if it
will not bo convenient for you to como
a part of tho board can go to Norfolk on
that dato Lot us hoar from you by ro
turn mail as to whothor you will como
horo or tho board shall go thoro
That thoro may bo no misunderstand
ing you can read soction 17 of tho
statuto which provides whero a tenta
tive order is made that a notice of tho
samo shall bo servod ou tho company
aud they are required to show cause on
or before a certain uato ami u tnoy
show cause then a dato shall bo sot for
hearing Yours very truly
State Boahd ok Tuansioutation
By Secrtary J W Kdgorton
Secretary Fuller of tho Business
Mous association in reply to the abovo
communication has written that it is
not practicable to go to Liucolu aud
urges that tho hearing be hold hero
Box can suit you on coffeo
If Your Wutrli Stops
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THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22 1900
Go to Fritz Hoohne iu Koonigsteius
drug store Ho is tho bost and choapost
watchmaker and jeweler in town
All work warranted
You will miss it if you dont seo tho
Husking Bee It will bring back to
memory days of lottg ago
Frosh halibut at Glissmans
Photographs one cent at Miohaols
gallery
Two hours of fun at the Auditorium
Friday oveniug
Tiie News od aepartment is com
plete in every particular
PERSONAL
Mrs Irvin Goreoke is quito sick
G J Hahn of Stuart is in the city
Ed Reynolds was In town yesterday
from Wayne
M Lyous of Emmett had business in
Norfolk today
H J Kelley of Tilden is a visitor in
the city today
B G Jones of Plaiuviow was a visitor
in Norfolk yesterday
H G Corell was a city visitor yester
day from Plaluview
S W Williamson of Naligh was a
city visitor yesterday
0 E Buruham of Tilden is a business
visitor in the city today
Arthur Pilger is up from Madison to
day greeting Norfolk friends
Dr F Verges is just recovering from
a two weeks siege of the grip
T F Memmiugor Is in the city from
Madison greeting old friends
Julius Haase is down from Battle
Creek visiting relatives aud friends
Mrs Geo Eborly aud Mrs J E
Eberly of Stanton were city visitors yes
terday
John Beck is at Fremont whoro he
has accepted a position with tho railroad
company
Mrs J M Cherry of Wayne is visit
ing at the homes of Messrs W J and
0 C Cow
Misses E A Coleman and Isa
Maclaren of Humphrey were city visi
tors yesterday
Mr Maloney of Sioux City has ac
cepted a position as shoemaker in the
shoe store of Davenport Bros
Mrs Dan Metcalf aud child aro still
very sick and for the past two days Mr
Metcalf has been giving them his entire
attention
F H Livingston manager of tho
Woodward Stock company No 2 is in
tho city to visit his sou who makes his
home with his graudmother Mrs
Hitchcock
Telephone No 112 will ring up Dr
F Verges residence aud office
Bulk oysters So cents
Meat Market
at the Palace
Ilenty of Coal at Jackaou
Tha people of Jackson are excited all
because au expert who examined tho
Riley McBrlde coal mine reported
that tho coal near Jackson was equal to
any Iowa coal Riley it MuBrido havo
steadfastly rofusod to let anyone down
tho shaft but tho exports gavo thorn tho
Blip and succoodod in getting down
whoro ho found a vein of coal throo
foot aud eight inches thick and much
harder than Iowa coal Ho also meas
ured the depth of the shaft and found
it to bo 711 feet Tho export triod to
socuro au option on tho initio but Messrs
Rlloy and Mollrido remarked hut their
fortune was in tho mine aud money
could not buy it
A coro drill will bo put iu aud a sam
ple of tho coal taken up and sont to tho
officials at Lincoln for examination and
If as required by law thoy will socuro
tho 1000 bounty which tho stato pays
for such discoveries
HTho mino of II C Goodfollow which
is a couple of miles from tho shaft of
Riloy iVr Mcllrido is a softer coal and is
farther under tho surface Mrs Good
follow says that thoy had a hundred
ohaucos to lease their farm but rofnso
thorn all
Pninps aro kopt at work keeping the
shaft clour from water and with tho
oponing of spring no ouo need bo sur
prised to hco several hundred men at
work iu the mines aud also soo the old
town of Jackson which for years past
has Iweu at a standstill becomn a thriv
ing mining burg South Sioux City
Argus
Stamp photos one cent each at
Michaels gallorv Main street
Cholco voalattho PalacoMoat Market
Wo mako loans on real estato at
lowost rates Klkhorn Building and
Savings association T 10 OmoiiNic Sec
Agonts wanted for tho bost typewriter
on tho market tho Pittsburg Vihiblo
writing in sight at all times exclusive
territory given Addross IHndloy Hard
ware company Pittsburg Pa
WIIITIiIh lt II Ih Myln
Editorial paragraphs in courso of pre
paration by Rev OhaB M Sheldon
Behold it came to pass that Corbott
and Jofirios did oven meet in tho ring
yostorday
And lo Jofirios girded up his loins
and encompassed Corbett round about
and smote him with groat potoncy
And Corbott liftod up his voice and
criod Why sluggost thou me
And behold Jeffries growoxcoodiugly
wroth aud smoto his antagonist ou tho
hip aud thigh that it might bo fulfillod
which was spoken of by tho prophet
Yea tho boilor makor shall givo tho
pompadour somo dizzy pokes
And it came to pass that tho conturian
rang tho boll aud tho sluggers returned
to their coruers and wore refreshed
with locusts and wild honey
And behold thoro was much uproar In
tho galleries caused by tho scribes
Pharisees and hypocrites who had put
up their shekels on Jeffries
Aud it was ovon so Atchison Globe
Houses for Bale T E Odiorke
White fish lako trout aud catfish at
tho Palaco Meat Market
Wo havo a quantity of egg sizo hard
coal which we wish to move at onco If
you can use any of this size coal phouo
No 12 Edwards Bradford Lumber
compauy
Diessed ducks and chickens at the
Palace Meat Market
DrFrank Salter Diseases of children
Sturgeon is tho piano man
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always keeps in
stock all the best
grades of
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Coal in all sizes All coal screonod and
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LoailiiiK 5 cunl Clears
Capadura Saborosa Broadlcaf
If jou wnnt n hotter citfur wo luivo tho Iwjst
10 cuntero iu the city
J L DANIEL Proprietor
I osteopathyin Norfolk
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i of Mrs McIlritlaSHS OtliSt
F M THOMAS D 0
craduatn of tlio snnio school locnttxl nt
Wayne Nnlr oxcopt Tiiosclu ami J
day will bo at Wiusido i
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Consultation ami Examination Iroo
Office hours 9 to la a m 1 to
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or for Sale on
Crop Payments
AT 6 PER CENT INTEREST
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