The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, August 30, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

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Big Cuts
in
All Summer
Goods
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of tho HiftliObt Urulos most carefully
finished uiiiluiljii tpd Amuricinmitclips
wo hull nt n aimnablo prices Spi cial at
tention niton to tlio ltopairluK of Flno
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C F W MARQUARDT
Jeweler - Norfolk Neb
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Keep Your Eye
on Our Show
Window
for the newest styles of Photo Mounts
and latest in Medallions and Photo Nov
elties Your likeness made to please
you and your friends
Have Your Pictures
Framed
where you oau get mouldings suitable
for them Finest as jrtment of Mat
Board in the city Art Materials aiid
amateur supplies
Yours for business
C P MICHAEL
X NORFOLK
I Steam Laundry
Only First Class Laundry
In Northeast Nebraska
i Ktory otfort inmlo to ploiioo patrons and
J ito satisfaction Latest improted nur
X chluury Ured in all departments Work
not batinfactory will be rolamtdored free
of cliariro if returned unworu
ROUGH EDfJES TAKEN
OFF COLLARS
ts Thompsons
3 Cash Grocery
For Pure
Cider Vinegar
and Fancy
Teas and Coffees
Heinzes Preserves
and Pickles
The best of everything in our line
THURSDAY TIDINGS
Mrs L M Gaylord is on the sick list
Another enjoyable picuio party was
held at Tufts prove yesterday afternoon
A company of Heights people eujoyed
a picnic supper on the lawn of E O
Mount last night
Mrs J B Barnes is entertaining a
small com pauy of friends fioin her im
mediate neighborhood this afternoon
cotnplnimitnry to Miss Fannie Odlorno
of Ho tou Muss
Tho Christian Endeavor society of tho
Second Congregational church will give
an ico cream and water melon social ou
Mrs Beachs lawn this ovonltig
A puty consisting of Ernest and John
Bridgo Carroll Powers Oliver Utter
and two young gentlemen from I own
loavo tomorrow morning for a weeks
outing at tho Yellow Bunks
Norfolk tent No 01 K O T M will
hold a special meeting tomorrow ovouing
at O A H hall for drill practice and to
meet with Stuto Deputy L M Thomas
of Lincoln who will bo hero fcr a week
or ten days
Two spoclal tralus of horses wont
through on tho Union Pooilio 0110 dur
ing tho night mid the other early this
morning bound for Sioux City Tho
horses aro the property of W G M
Allen of Bolso City Idaho
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs
C 1 Hibbeu had tho misfortune to fall
yesterday while playing aud break her
collar bouo Surgical attendance was
secured aud tho littlo one placed In as
comfortable circumstances as possible
Next Sunday Soptembor J tho Chris
tian Science church will resume its
regular public sorvlcos at tho end of tho
annual August vacation Tho board of
directors invites tho public aud all
interested in tho cause to attend
Services in I 0 O F hall at 11 a in
Sunday school at 10 I0 a m
At tho special election for the re
location of the county seat of Knox
county held Tuesday tho following vote
was cast Center 1257 Bloomlield
Mo Niobrara 407 Verdigre UOit
Wausa 2J This does not settle tho
question and another special election
will be required leaving tho three high
est points in tho race
At i meetii g of tho board of educa
tion held last evening Miss Stella Tut
tie of Webster City Iowa was elected
teacher of sciences in the high school in
place of Miss Gilsou of London Pa re
signed Miss Gilsou writes that her
sister aud who was a
missionary in China were killed in the
massiicre of June 20 aud she feels that
she must remain at home with her
in ither during the winter
Some unknown friend sent E B
Ovelman a paper published at
Bombay and dated June Kt
Mr Ovelman may have been able to
decipher its name politics aud read the
news it contained but the writer is not
yet able to read what looks more like
hen scratches than anything else A
few ads are recognizable by the cuts
or trade marks they contain Cham
berlains remedies the Singer machines
and other familiar articles are given
space The paper is delicate pink con
sists of 12 pages and looks like it might
be full of news
The rumor has been in circulation
that O D Jenkins of the Fair store
formerly steward of tho Norfolk hospit 1
for the insane would accept the position
of steward for the Beatrice institute for
the feeble minded under Dr W H
During when that gentleman took
charge Mr Jenkins was asked this
morning concerning the rumor and de
nied it He stated that the position had
been tendered him bat considered that
his business interests here were of more
importance than an ofHice and he could
not afford to accept He said he was
not looking tor any political appoint
ments
The executive committee of the Nor
folk Tenuis association inasmuch as
they have not secured a sufficient uum
Der of entries have decided to declare
the Northeast Nobraska tournament off
The tournament was to have been held
here next Tuesday and Wednesday the
4th aud 5th They wrote to 1 1 towns
aud received but one definite reply that
a team would enter They received
answers from three other towns but
they were indefinite so they decided to
give up the idea It is possible that a
local tournament will be held Tuesdny
aud some amusement to tenuis lovers
may result
Fresh oysters at Glissmaus
Childrens Day at Madison county fair
All school children under the age of 18
will bo admitted free on Thursday
September lilth
Flint of the 8hoii
Extra select oysters iu can at Karo
Bros
The Epworth League will givo a
political social on the M E church
lawu Thursday evening Melons will
be served
Room aud good table board for two
gentlemen Enquire at The News of
fice or address lock box ii35
Before puttiug iu your supply of
hard coal see C W Braasch I sell
the geuuine Scranton hard coal and
will meet auy price made by other
dealers on equally good coal
C W Bkaasch
Fine perfumes at Chnstophs
A new invoice of fall street hats for
ladies misses aud children at Miss
Benders Call aud see them
Young man wauted to learn bakers
trade capable and willing to work 20
hours out of 24 Also a lady clerk
wautod At the Model Bakery
DrFraulc Salter Diseases of children
THE NORFOLK NNWS THURSDAY AWlST M 1100
I
No Evidence to Hold the Men
Arrested at Battle Creek
WERE GIVEN THEIR LIBERTY
omtty Altorni y Tlor ltrliit yulln
DIIItkiiI Story rroiu Hie Onn Told liy Mr
riiitiiili llntin of Ollii HcrUnr Haul of
Tom it ItiirKliirlrml Ttirsila
County Attorney Tyler brings down
from Battle Creak quito u different
story of tho discovery of tho robbers
than that given by It G Emmons of
Lincoln owuor of tho blood hounds
and ho is not by any means couvincod
that tho robburs wore apprehended and
tho two moil arrested have been given
their liberty
Tho dogs followed a trail to tho rail
road track and there gave up the hunt
and It was tho opinion of Mr Emmons
that tho robbers had boarded a train
botweon 11 and 12 oclock tho night of
tho robbery and gono away I to was
finally induced to tako tho dogs back
and start them anew over tho trail
Thov followed It to about tho same place
on the railroad then struck a scout on
tho rail following It about UOOfoot until
the cumo to tho Tyler house This thuy
circled around several times and tho
building was entered audaseirch made
All tho goods discovered wero a couple
of bonuots which the proprietors of tho
store thought might have been sold aud
wero consequently no ovidenco what
over Tho papers and money stolen
wore not found To prove Tyler guilty
would have required tho evidence of the
dogs ou the witness stand or positive
testimony from their trainer that they
could not bo in error which he was not
ready to givo To offset this Tylers
wife asserted and was ready to swoar
that he had been at home all night
Tho county attorney recognized that
there was no evidence at all to convict
but stated that ho was ready to proceed
with the trial if tho merchants would
swear out a complaint They however
agreed witli the county attornoy that
there was no evidence aud coucladod
not to prosecute
The other man Clacey had no evi
dence against him whatever He was
merely suspicioned owing to his being
out that night He however procured
an abundance of testimony to prove that
he was out with a party of campers aua
he had previously borne a good reputa
tion so that there was not a particle of
evidence against him
It wa3 a splendid story aud a credit to
his dogs that Mr Emmons told here aud
no one for a moment doubted that he
had located the thieves and that the men
arrested were convicted by overwhelm
ing testimony with scarcely a need of
trial
The hounds going to Tylers house
made a pretext for his arrest but thy
are probably no better than the human
family aud are liable to error It is cer
tain that no court in the land would
convict ou that evidence alone If as
Mr Emmons said a portion of the stolen
goods had been found iu the house the
evidence would have been almost com
plete agaiust Tyler but it was not aud
the men were given their liberty with
out even a preliminary hearing aud
were not taken to Madison as waj
reported to this oilice yesterday
A I light Burglary
Another robbery having a close
resemblance iu many particulars to the
one at Battle Creek took place Tuesday
forenoon at the home of Otto Becker
seven miles east of Norfolk iu Stautou
county
Mr Becker was away from home aud
his folks were absent on a pluming ex
pedition Eutrauce to the house was
gained through a window the burglar
removing a screen and carefully replac
ing it after his work was completed A
man mowing near by had seen no one
about tho house at nil and there was no
clue whatever to the robbers
A tin box coutaining some insurance
papers certificates a note for 25 and
other papers was taken and a revolver
was also stolen
Two watches iu the house were not
disturbed and fl in cash was not found
by the burglars
Mr Becker says that movers pass the
houe frequently as he is on the main
road but he cannot say that the robbery
was doue by any of them He has
made an earnest endeavor to locate the
property bat has beeu unsuccessful as
yet It is not likely that the robbers
will be able to realize on auy of the
paper taken
Fresh oysters at Glissmaus
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiouke Sec
Farm land and city propertv for sale
by G It Seller
Fresh celery at Glissmaus
Sturgeon is the piauo man
lliiin Mi Men lii llieutrlcil
The New York Herald of May 8th
said Its strange what htrides the
stage has made duriug the past five
years not to speak of a century Busi
uess men have iiow taken a hand iu
the pie and find it a very profitable in
vestment Lawrence Barrett duriug
his grand struggle through numberless
dillicultios was backed by some of tho
solid buslines men of Uostnn Viola
Allen who has elect ti lied tills country
and at tho piesent tttiii Is the talk of
tho entire oast iu Tho Christian
was furnished tho necessary funds by
a large printing establishment in New
York And now a loading business
man of Chicago has taken hold of the
comedy farce A Wise Woman and
haltig engaged an extraordinary good
company will appear iu all the princi
pal cities iu a trip across tho continent
Prior to their run In Sail Francisco
they will take iu some of the minor
towns and thus make the journey to
the coast with more ease Theatrical
managers look sharp Tho business
men will crowd you out
Fresh oysters at Glissniuus
Tim Umillinr
Oonditlons of the weather as recorded
for tho 21 hours ending at Ha tu to
day
Maximum temperature 87
Minimum temperature 02
Average 71
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for mouth t HS
Barometer 2 00
Forecast for Nebraska Fair tonight
and Friday Warmer southwest por
tion Continued warm Friday
Spiilnl Kuril ml on
The C St P M it O Ky will sell on
Sept 10th and tlilth excursion tickets to
points on tho C St P M O and Chi
cago and Northwestern railways to and
beyond Lake Crystal Minn at ouo fare
plus 2 for tho round trip For further
information call on F W Juueman
Agent
Salted peanuts at Partshs
PERSONAL
Rev 1 1 Pviker has returned from a
trip to points north
Mbs Alico ltiley of Pierce was shop
ping in Noifolk tills morning
L E Carscallon of Tildon was iu
Norfolk thii morning on business
Mr and Mrs llapkmsof Neligh drove
to the city yesterday on business
Dr P H Salter was called to Lynch
Boyd couiity yesterday on professional
business
W II Johnson returned yesterday
noou from his semi annual purchasing
trip to New York
George Williams returned last night
from Omaha whero ho had taken a ship
ment of live stock
Miss E Lough of Omaha is iu tho citv
today visiting Mrs Ed Hoe while on
her way to Long Piue
Sam Lethaby of Newman Grove fam
ous in Madisou county as a ball player
was in the city yesterday
Miss Maud Liudell departed yesterday
for Des Moines Iowa whore she has
accepted a position as clerk
F A Beeler has returned from tho
east where he wont to purchase fall aud
winter goods for the Daylight store
W H Searlo sr aud W II Searlo
jr spout Monday oveniug with tho
Niobrara campers at the homo of Burt
Mapes
Augustus Sattler who formerly lived
here aud is u brother of H C Sattler
was here yesterday on his way from
Florida to Oregou
J O Brummer of Omaha represent
ing J Sterling Mortons Conservative of
Nebraska City is in town in the inter
ests of that publication
Dr Sadie Heart Miller aud hou
Heart Miller roturued last night from
Hot Springs S D where they have
been spending the summer
J S McClary and sister Mrs Davis
and nieces Mrs Teeple and Mrs Ham
mond of Belvidere 111 arrived last
evening from an outing at Salt Lake
City Utah
Rev J P Mueller Row H Gutkuecht
aud B W Jonas returned last evening
from Thayer county whero they have
bien attending the German Lutheran
conference
Editor J B Donavan of the Star aud
Dick Foraythe chief musician of the
First Nebraska regiment of the national
guard were over from Madisou today
on business
The following ladies went to Pierce
today to attend the reception to lie
given by Mrs Kilpatrick in honor of
Mrs Keipor Meadamos Rainbolt
Buoholz Reynolds Rose Robertson
Hase and Miss Butterfield
Choice fresh oysters at Karo Bro
rulliiiuu Orillutr Sleeping Cut for
Tom lit
Are tho most comfortable commodious
ineaus of travel for largo parties intend
ing settlers homeseekors hunting
parties
These cars nro ruu on the Union Pa
cific daily from Nebraska points to Cali
fornia aud Oregou points aud are fitted
up complete with mattresses curtains
blankets pillows etc requiring nothing
to bo furnished by the passengers Uni
formed portem aro in charge of these
cars who are required to keep them in
good order and look after the wauts aud
comforts of passengers These cars are
new of modern pattern and are uearly
as convenient aud comfortable as first
class palaca sleepers Personally con
ducted excursions every Friday
For full luformatiou call on or address
F W JuSKSiAv Agent
Houses for saio T K Qdiobnb
Farm audcity loans
The DuitLANo Tnusr Oo
B MEYERS
Invites you to Compare Prims
Tomatoes per can u rjc
Poas per can ho
Corn per can 8o
ilnvnt olVtm lmt per Ui 16o
Oat Meal per lb Jic
MOftp ID bins 200
lu pound enn linking Powder 2Uo
Best Prunes per lb 8c
Blueing 4o
Soda per lb 3ftC
Starch pel lb jic
Oi ackers per lb 7vO
Clothes Lines flo
Lyo tier can 4c
Mixed Caiuly per lb 7c
Pnarltno pir package 4c
Rice per II 7o
Lamp Cliliuuoy 4c
Wo have a big line of Tinware
itnwiiro and Crockery which wo are
soiling very cheap
B MEYERS
LUDWIG KOENIGSTEIN
To iclmr of
Artistic Piano Playing
MutlioiUof llmt ViilliirUnM imilmlliiK
51 1 ion a Tom M nii Tii iinii
Ml ccMlrllfi riirnlnn n ml lnlorpi citation
from liiiitliiiiliix In iiiliiiiinid Mnmoul Imluim
ami liatniniii i mi aid to piano playlim
TlniiUnn mil iiinmiirMiiit mimic Tin mini of
iiumIc tmtntiotial olominl ntyln oxpiiinnlon
and analjuU
n mo mi mil an mid
Im p it iii iilnrii applj In tint
KOENK1STEIN STUDIO
North Ultflitli Street
L L REMBE
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter
Agono for Mn Myers Force auc
Wind Mill Pumps
Prices Right
Siitlsfacllfiti Giiirantfid c ti all Wti k
First do ir West of Posi Oillco
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
r3ilr
Ralsfoi
I he 5 Minute Breakfast Food
M C WALKER
DKATKIl IN
FLOUR - FEED
Oil and Gasoline
TELEPHONE NO 33
B W JONAS
FINE TAILORING
SiiIIh niadi to ordir and In thi IatMt M Ro
ll llrini niMtlyidoni Shop on South Iourtli Hi
Bontli of II iiitn linn
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DAILY TOURIST OARS
HETWBBV
NEBRASKA POINTS
AVI
UTAH CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
ARK ATTACHED TO
The Pacific Express
tor
UTAH AND CALIFORNIA
AND ro
The Chicago Portland Special
roil
OREGON AND PUGETSOUND
These Trains Leave Norfolk Daily
at 1 1 a m
Personally Conducted Once a Week
F W JUNEMAN
Ak eut
CURES all Kidney
Dliitiates Back
ache etc Atdrutr
trlsts or br mall
II Free book act-
vtoe etc of Dr D J Kay Saratoga X Y
GRSEILER
Sale and t
Boarding Barn
Horses Bought and Sold en
Commission
Braaach Avenue DUnHC A A
na Third st rnUnL
BAUNIW TYLKIl I Ml Ma
J M DT
rnno
Tylfir
Altoniejn nl ny
Not folk
- - Nobraska
DUO K PARKHIl
Musi Pluck
Norfolk
lUIYIIST
Noifolk Nob
DR II T MOLDKN
lliiincopiillilc IliTslclan ami Surgeon
Olllcn CUinim National Hank HiiildliiK
Toliipliono till
Him Hit rimii and llmlilmiro Main and lllli IU
Tiiliipliomill
Norfolk Nobnwkjv
Dit 1 h Hcomcio
OSTUOPATIUSr
111 Sotitti Will Htroot Norfolk
Will hit In ralidiloti Momlii Wiidnnml ly and
Friday aflornooiH of nidi wimk
fj J COLIC
DENTIST
Olllcn nvor Cilizunrt National II ink llnnldmmn
unit lilnck nortli of CoimiiMallon il clnircli
NobnwlcH
MISSMAIIYSIIHLLKY
riisliloiinlili Dressmaker
Up italrn In Cotton lilork nwir IIiiiiiih Bloro
Knnl chiHi uotk KlIauiiilDnd
Norfolk
Nebraska
poWKRS HAYS
Attoriifjs ut I hit
Itonmx 10 II ami I Mimt block
Norfolk - - - Nelnwka
gFSSIONS A HULL
Iuil orlukor ami KmliulincrH
Siiii4iiiih llll Noifolk AviiJ
Norfolk - - - NobniHka
W ROHERTSON
Attornoy ut Lair
Rooms l and 2 Robertson WltftOD
Hlock Norfolk
MRS H H HULL
Manicuring
Shampooing
Ladies Baths
Rooms on North Ninth Street
PURE GROCERIES
Are essential to health
UHLE
handles only pure groceries
free from adulteration and
sells them at
FAIR
PRICES
You get what 3rou pay for
at Uhles
For llaoibiug Stew Filtioi luinns Tanks
Wind Mills
And all work Iu tins line call on
W H RISH
Satisfaction Guaranteed
First door South of The Diiy News OUlco
KARO BROS
r HDflhBj3lnHU
Meats
Sailsaoe
Fish
Game
Everybody wants the best of
meats We make a special
effort to please the trade
Our Shop is the Neatest
in the City
NOVELTY
Iron and Brass Works
JNO E CRONX Manager-
All kinds of in lchino from a ltu mower to
u printing oreai iuccofull reniimd Hot air
attMin and hot uitor liuitltu Spaciul attou
turn mum to Hollar aud Ku ino Ruiuiriuu
0i Iasuwtlk g Iuiiluumut Houio
NORFOLK
NEBRASKA