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8 cans tomatoes 25
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2 lbs A B O crackers 15
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The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours euding at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 02
Minimum temperature 01
Average 79
Precipitation 18
Total preoipitation for mouth 201
Barometer 29 04
Forecast for Nebraska Generally
fair and continued warm tonight nud
Friday
THURSDAY TIDINGS
I M Macy is improving his photo
graph gallery by having a plate glass
front placed therein
O P Parish the new proprietor of
the Fuesler bakery aud grocery took
charge of the busiuess this morning
Mies Delia Howard who has been
sick with typhoid fever but was improv
ing has sutlered a relapse but not a
serious one
Mr Phaleu returned last night with
his teamB from Knox county whore he
has beeu busy putting in flax on break
ing since the first of May for A J Dur
laud
O B Haen chainnau wishes The
News to again call ntteution to the fact
that the county prohibition convention
will be held in this city Saturdoy June
23rd
As one of the prizes in the firemens
races today W B Vail haB offered a
sllvor modal Sol G Mayor of tho
Star has nlio ofTored n prizobut has not
yot decldod what it will be
Karollno Kyrisi of Grofghtou mothor
of tho lato Krisa Kyriss who iliocl of
dlsoaso contracted while at Ohlckamouga
with company L during tho war with
Spain 1ms boon grrutod a pension of 12
a month by tho govornmout
A rainbow lu tho wost this morning
was a convincing argumout to those
who bollovo in slgus that thoro would
bo a storm today A showor of rain
this morning answered tho purposo of
proving thoir conclusion oven though
nothing moro serious follows
A now cyclone story Is vouched for by
tho Minneapolis Bottor Way It Is that
a cow which wai picketed on a ropo was
plokod up by tho oyclone and carrlod up
tho longth of tho ropo about sixty feet
whoro sho remained uutll tho storm
had passed when sho quietly cllmbod
down tho ropo and resumed hor grazing
T B Maylard wout to York at noon
today and as master mason will repre
sent Mosaic lodge No 55 at tho 2rith an
niversary colobratlon of York lodge
That lodgo invited all other lodgos In
tho stato that received a chartor In tho
samo year to bo represented and assist
in celebrating the aunlvoraary Thoro
will bo au aftornoou audovoulng sosslon
tomorrow and Mr Maylard will return
Monday
Carl Schmodo who cut his throat so
seriously at his homo uoar Battlo Creek
Friday night in au attompt at suicide
died early this morning as tho result of
injuries he had sustained by his own
hand He has boon lingoring along
with small hopes of recovery Tho
only chance for him to llvo would bo by
inserting a tube through which ho could
breath and one through which ho could
be fed artificially as tho natural orgaus
of tho neck wore entirely useless so
that had ho lived his existence would
havo been most incouvoniout and full of
suffering His death therefor comes as
a relief
Wm Boches team attached to a
light wagon indulged in a spirited run
away down Fifth street this uoon It
was started from in front of the Pacific
hotel by the explosion of a fire cracker
which had been carelessly thrown down
in front of thom by some youth with
more firecrackers than discretion They
ran about threo miles in tho hot sun
and being large animals wore almost
killed by the violent exercise The
boys with their crackers are doing some
thing that will justify their use being
prohibited If they would fire them in
a vacant lot or where there are no teams
there would belittle objection but when
it comes to shooting them around on
the streets teams or no teams they can
accomplish more damage than all the
fireworks in town are worth
J D Sturgeon the Norfolk piano
man iu a competition deal last Sunday
sold to the German Lutheran church a
few miles out of Wayne a fine Farraud
Votey chapel organ stylo D which
has been on exhibition in his music
store for several weeks past Three
other agents and their organs were
in the church at the same time and a
fourth agent desired to sell tho church
a better organ than any of them
at cost yet when the vote waB
taken Mr Sturgeon won out by
getting 22 votes out of 34
Card or Thank
Having disposed of my business inter
ests in Norfolk I desire to express my
hearty appreciation of the generous pat
ronage I have received from the people
of tho city and request the continuance
of the same to my successor whom I
believe in every way entitled to it
S Fuesler
Announcement
Having purchased the grocery and
bakery business heretofore coud cted by
S Fuesler I respectfully solicit tho
patronage of Mr Fueslers old customers
and invite new ones to accord me a
trial hoping by fair treatment and
courteous conduct to deserve and retain
the samo C P Pariush
Tomorrow at Tafts grove occurs the
picnic of the Y M C L and its friends
It is hoped the merchants and clerks es
pecially will attend Ice cream and
cake furnished Bring your lunches
The ladies of the Baptist Aid society
will serve ice cream and cake Saturday
June 28 afternoon and evening in the
room now occupied by the Ladies In
dustrial store in the Richard block
Tho Junior league of the M E churcli
will give a sociable this evening on tho
parsonage lawn Ice oream and cake
10 cents
A few Milestones published by the
olass of 1000 are on sale at the book
store
Pickled lambs tongue at GUssmans
Hammocks
Fire works
Croquet sets
Fine stationery
Perry pictures and mountings
At Utters Book Store
Farm land and city property for sale
by G R Seller
Sturgeon is the piano man
Fresh halibut at Glissmans
We make loons on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
1 Savings association T K Odioevb Sec
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Oakdale Attorney Chosen on
the Second Ballot
RESULT OF TODAYS CONVENTION
8nl tlrnper of Niobrara wi 111 Htninct
Content Itor anil Unit it Hood Support
lint Not KnoiiRli HUtrlct Central Com
mittee CIlOKOIl
Tho republican convontion of tho
Ninth judicial district was hold this
afternoon in tho firemens hall in the
olty building and Attornoy J V Boyd
of Oakdalo win placed in nomination as
candldato for judgo on tho second
formal ballot
Tho convention was called to meot at
2 oclock but owing to a delay of tho
Madison county delegation in putting
In au appoaranco It waq not callod to
ordor l7 Chairman John It Hays until
15 mlnutos to it oclock
Socrotary Jock Koonigstoln road tho
call
On motion A A Welch of Wayno
was rnudo temporary ohairman aud in
taking tho position thanked tho conven
tion for tho loyal support ho rocolvod
iu tho last campaign
Jack Kobulgsteiu was on motion
niado temporary socrotary
Tho list of tho delegates was road by
the secretary as follows
Autolopo J F Boyd Charles H
Kelsey Georgo Swoet V A KUwood
D O Weavor J V Cifrtls J F Fan
nor C K Hemingway Allen Hopkins
N D Jackson
Knox S Draper W D Funk W A
Mosorvo It II Richmond Ohas Ka
mauski O W Rice Geo A Brooks
Robert Lynn Calvin Kollor S Saun
ders K H Houston S D Watson
Madison Wm Robertson J B
Barnes S N Dowliug G S Snyder
Geo Heuoniann B Fuerst Robert P
Prouss B B McGinnis H IL Holder
son Chas Witol S O Campbell A
O Johnson O F Montross W B
Hutchinson Mat Clausen jr Chris
Schmitt
Pierce Ben Lindsay W W Quivoy
L It Hertort O J Frost B S Leo
dom August Schwichteuberg J II
Stewart Chas Workor
Wayne A A Welch H E Simon
F M Northrop B W McKoeu J D
King Ed Luudburg E O Brooks L
Ziemer R D West Jndd Garwood
Thoro being no contests tho services
of the committee on credentials was on
motion dispensed with Tho reccom
mendation of tho committoo that dele
gates present be empowered to cast the
full vote of tho couutios represented
was accepted
The temporary organization was
made permanent
On motion the convention proceeded
to au informal ballot for candidate for
district judge with the following result
J F Boyd of Antelope county 14
Sol Draper of Knox 14J A A Welch
of Wayne 24 W Wm M Robertson of
Madison 4
On motion the covontiou proceeded to
the first formal ballot which resulted
Boyd 28 Drapor 23 3 10 Robertson
5 7 10
The second formal ballot wss an
nounced as follows Boyd 32 2 10
Draper 24 8 10
On motion the nomination of Mr
Boyd was made unanimous and tho
successful candidate being called upon
for a speech he responded briefly thank
ing the convention for the honor con
ferred upon him
The judicial committee was named aB
follows Antelope N D Jackson
Knox Sol Draper Madison J B
Barnes Pierce Beuj Lindsay Wayne
Nelson Griimlny The committee was
authorized to fill any vacancy and Mr
Boyd was allowed to appoint a chair
man of the committee
The convontion then adjourned
Farm and city loans
Tiib Dublamd Trust Co
Wall paper at Christophs
DrFrank Salter Disease of children
Furnished rooms to rent by Mrs
Younger on tho Heights
The Northeast Nebraska G A R
reunion will be held at Pierce July 10
11 12 and 13 Indications point to the
largest attendance in the history of the
association Speakers of national repu
tation will bo secured
The sun never sets on the
famous Farraud Votey organ
A full car load on exhibition
in my Btore
J D Stuhoeov
Factory Representative
Houses for sale
T K Odiornb
FIREMENS PICNIC
Good Croud In Atteutlance and All Kit
Joying a Fin Time
The firemens picnic today has callod
out a largo number of pleasure seekers
and it looks as though the occasion
would bo an unqualified success
The members of the department met
at tho city hall about 10 oclock aud
with the baud at the head of the proces
sion marched to the grove ou Fifth
street through Fourth Madisou aud
Main The boys wore their caps and
each company carried a silk flag
I At the Pusewalk park an address was
given by Mayor Robertson and tho
Hb
band rendorod four or IU nolle Ions
Dinner was then muvod nud parlous
aiuusiMuents wuro iudulgod In at tho
park
This aftornoou tho sports nn taking
placo proinlnont among whit h Is tho
mum ball gamo
Tho Orolghloii lull toani oaino down
on tho early train and is In riwllnwH
for IU gamo with tho Norfolk toatn
which will ho callod at I oclock
TWO MORE WEDDINGS
Frank DavU mill Minn Iirlln Hlcllnr -Al
Inn WIIMiiftnnnnil MIm liilnn Hell
Last ovonlng at fi oclock at tho hoimr
of tho brides parents Mr and Mrs Do
V Sltllor on South Eighth streot MlsA
Ijottlo A Sidlor was united iu marriage1
to Mr Frank HavlB Rov U 11 Main
of tho M E church olllclatliig None
but tho immediate inombors of tho two
familios represented were guests
Tho brido was very becomingly at
tired lu a gown of white dimity with
pansles as floral ndorumontaud made a
lovely appearance
At tho conclusion of tho coremouy
aud aftor congratulations tho guosts sat
down to a very delootablo wedding feast
tho table boiug decorated with a choico
collection of cut lowers
Tho prosouts were generous both as
o number aud quality
Frank Davis is well known in the
city having at one tlmo boon clerk iu
tho Ialnco of Sweots His parents
reside ou a farm near tho hospital for
the insauo and it is there that Frank
and his brido will mako their homo for
tho present
The bride moved to this city with her
parents somothiug more than a year
ago coming from tho farm iu Stanton
county Sho has lately hold a position
as clerk with tho Johnson Dry Hoods
company aud has many friends
A long life blessed with happiness
and prospority is tho sincere wiMi of
thoir friouds
Allen Wilkinson and Miss Iouiso
Belt woro united iu marriage last even
ing at 8 10 at tho homo of tho brides
parents Mr and Mrs T J Bolt on
South First street by Rov G If Main
pastor of tho M E church
Uuosts to tho number of about 25
woro present and after tho ceremony
all woro sorvod with a vory fine suppor
Tho newly married couplo will fortlio
presont mako their homo with Mrs
Wilkinsons parents Tho groom is a
partner of W O Roland iu tho general
merchandise buslnoss at tho Junatiou
aud tho brido was formerly a dross maker
with Miss Mary Shelly
They havo many friends who will
join in wishing thorn much pleasure
and prospority iu thoir journey through
lifo
SPECIAL SALE
Beginning
I WEDNESDAY
I JUNE 6th
and Continuing the
Rest of the Season
I will sell mv entire Hue of
Trimmed Hats at u
Discount of
20 Per Cent
I will also make a Special Sale
on Sailors
MISS E J BENDER
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Sharpless Sisters Old Stand
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PARISH announces that he
still has the agency for Chase
Sanborns Coffee the best iu
the world
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