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seleoted upper Htock tested for service
The soles and heels which are tho best
loathor will produco aro filled with
CHILLED STEEL CIRCLETS which
protect tho bottom and assure tho wear
er doublo the service of any shoo mado
for boys
Davenport Bros
THE NORFOLK
SHOE HEN
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lost his sight
best knows its value
Hundreds suffer loss of sight
Timely attention might have
prevented it
Examination free
Satisfaction guaranteed
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NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA
NORFOLK
Steam Laundry
Only First Class Laundry
In Northeast Nebraska
Kvcry offort mado to ploiso natrons and
gio fciitifcfnctloii Lltost improved ma
chinery iifeed in all departments Work
not satibfactorj will ho rolaiindoied free
of cluirKO if lotutnod unworn
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It Is fresh clean and nice
We guarantee quality
quantity and price
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Cider Vinegar -
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Teas and Coffees
Heinzes Preserves
and Pickles
The best of everything in our line
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 21 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 87
Minimum temperature CI
Average 74
Preolpltation 00
Total precipitation for month 00
Barometer 2944
Forecast for Nebraska Geuerally
fair tonight and Friday except local
thunderstorms aro probable Cooler
Friday
THURSDAY TIDINGS
This is pension day and the civil war
veterans have been swarming into W
H Lowes office with their papers
The brick sidewalk in front of the
Beels building occupied by the dye
works is to bo raised to grade lovel It
bus beou so low tlint water Mood on it
after heavy lalus
Curtis Stltt Is suffering from u
sprained leg secured last night byiconi
iug in contact with a defective board in
tho sldowalk
Iter J 1 Luddln stato lecturer of
tho Tribo of Bon Hur will deliver his
lecturo on fraternal boneflclary ortlors
at O A R hull In Norfolk Nebr on
Wednesday evening Oct 10 ll00
Everybody cordially Invited to attend
An advertisement recently hundod In
to Tin NiV3 says Qucenswaro shirts
nnd overalls Whether tho advertiser
speaks from experience knowing what
queous really wear is not known but
that tho assertion was mado Is undeni
able
The Croston rough riders 21 In num
ber arrived In tho city last night and
camped on Olneys pasture bringing
tents along for tho purpose Thoy make
a nice appoarauco being drossod in reg
ulation rough rider uniforms and riding
flue appearing horsos
An old goutloinan arrived in tho city
this morning at 0 oclock on horso back
and leading two other horsos Ho lodo
28 miles to seo and hoar Hoosovclt and
brought two horses along thinking that
there might bo n demand tor extra
horses by tho rough riders It requires
littlo guess work to determine his
favored candidates
George Griffith aged about 1 years
son of Fred Griffith of Battle Creek
died at the sanitarium in thlB city yes
toreay noon On Tuesday ho was
operated on and tho bone of ono of his
legs removed and ho was getting along
nicely from tho effects of tho oporntiou
the cause of his death being an abscess
of the liver Whilo it was known that
he had this trouble ho positively re
fused to allow an operation Tho
abscess broke yesterday and death re
sulted
M Yount has resigned his position as
maunger of tho Western Union tele
graph ofllco in this city and It is under
stood ho intends to remove with his
family to Colorado Mr Yount has
been manager for tho telegraph com
pany here for many years and by his
efforts to please and accomodate ho has
mado many friends who will wish him
success wherever he goes and in what
ever he undf rtnkes Mrs It M Hart
from Des Moines Iowa is hero to take
the position of manager
Fresh fish at Karos
Try Theluia the latest perfume at
Christophs
Good farms to trade for town property
G R SniLEit
Pitted cherrios for pies only 20 cents
per can at Parishs
New shipment of Gilt Edgo canned
goods just received at Parishs
Farm and city loans
The Durland Tkust Co
CIiuiirIhk tilt ChbU HhhIh
Owing to the increased price of all sup
plies tho increasing number of accounts
the difficult of collecting tho samo on
account of removal and otherwise the
time and attention it requires in book
keeping and collecting tho small ac
counts which time and attention wo
could give to our work rooms ami
give our patrons much hotter service we
have concluded to adopt the cash sys
tem Therefore on and after October 1
lJOO all laundry will be cash with no
exceptions
Dont ask thi drivkr tor credit
Laundry delivered and customers not at
home will be returned to this office unless
customer holds a coupon book and de
livered once more the following day
By this method you can always keep
posted as to the extent of your laundry
work and prevent all misunderstanding
We hope you will look at this in a busi
ness like manner and trust you will
make provision for payment when
laundry is delivered For those who do
not wish to bo troubled with small
amounts coupon book of 1 2 and 3
can be obtained from the driver or at out
office by paying cash and get a discounr
of 5 per cent
Hoping that this will meet with your
approval and that we shall continue to
receive your patronage and good will
we remain
Yours for Business
Craven McCoy
We make loans on real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiornb Seo
Agents Wanted For Galveston
The Horrors of a Stricken City by
Murat Halstead a fearful tale of a
beauteous city swept into the sea De
mand enormous Splendid book Only
150 Agents selling from 10 to 100
daily and clearing from 6 to 75 dally
A bonanza for agents Only endorsed
book Freight paid Credit given
Outfits free Send six two cent stamps
for postage Big commissions Send
for outfit and territory today Tho
Dominion Company Dept A Chicago
Mrs Sadie Hart Miller Osteopath
Rooms over tho Hayes jewelry store
Hours from 10 a m to 4 p m Con
sultation and examination free
Houses for iaie
T E Odiorbi
Sturgeon is the piano man
Farm land and city property for sole
by G R Seller
DrFrank Salter Disease of children
Ill IS NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY HMOHKK I 1900
fill 11 II
Sugar Making Will be Going on
in a Few Days
BEET HARVEST ALREADY ON
Tlic Crop Iliiiitril for Orniul Inland Will
lieSliliKil to Not folk mid Wiirlicil Hern
Ililluro of IttctAto Itlpen Cunurn lliluj
Instruction Tor Heel Orowur
It is expected that the wheels nt tho
American Beet Sugar companys plant
in this city will commence revolving
next Monday morning and from that
time until tho oloso of tho campaign tho
llros in tho furnaces will not bo drawn
for a moment Boot harvesting by
many of the farmors commenced this
morning and others aro calling at tho
factory office and receiving harvesting
orders
Tito starting of tho factory has boon
unusually delayed by tho late rains
which havo prevontod tho boots from
ripening During this week howevor
tests show that beots havo been taking
on miliar very rapidly and thoro now
seems no doubt but that tho factory will
bo ablo to start at its full capacity on
Monday Tho plant has been ready for
operation for n month and could havo
bi en started at a moments uotlco hud
the crop been fit to cut
On account of a short ncroago tho
crop planted for tho Grand Island fac
tory will bo woiked hero thiH year
The Norfolk factory is selected by the
compauy to do tho work because it is
the bettor plunt or tho two This plant
has what is known as tho Steffons
Process by which tho sugar is extracted
closer from tho beet than whero it is
not in ubo The beet crop is in good
condition and it is confidently expected
that tho yield will bo larger than last
year hence every prospect points to a
profitable harvest by beet growers
While tho rains have retarded the
ripening of beots the delay is consider
ably compensated by the excellent con
dition in which tho soil has been placed
for tho opening of auotlu r season Not
for years has winter found tho soil in as
good shape as it will bo this year tho
ground being soaked to an unusual
depth which assures a big beet crop
auother year and all other crops as well
Hunt iporliiientH
The Nebraska Experiment station has
just issued Bulletin No 07 This is a
condensed report on tho experiments
with sugar beets in 18 The bulletin
may be obtained free of cost by resi
dents of tho state upon writing to tho
Agricultural Experiment stntiou Lin
coln Nebraska
The sugar beet experiments were
continued in ISO on land in tho Platto
river valley at Ames Dodge county Ne
braska Tho Standard Cattlo Co lo
cated nt that point in addition to fur
nishing laud for tho experiment plots
also placed two thousand ncres of sugar
beets at tho disposal of tho station for
experimental purposos This area com
prised a considerable numberof varie
ties of beets also soils of different char
acter treatment cropping etc It was
thus possible to carry on a part of tho
experimental work on a very largo scale
In spacing beets tho most satisfactory
results were obtaiued by having tho
space between tho rows of beets eighteen
inches with beets eight inohes apart in
the row This admits of horso cultiva
tion and yet brings tho plants sufficiently
close together to prevent their growing
too largo
Experiments in 189 and previous
years have shown that shallow cultiva
tion throughout tho growing season is
desirable Deep cultivation dries out
the soil to a greater depth and decreases
the yield of beets This is true on both
heavy and light soil in Nebraska
Three to four inches is deep enough to
cultivate and hoe tho beets
The usi of commercial fertilizers ana
barnyard manure increased materi
ally the yield per acre but not the sugar
content or parity of tho beets Tho ad
vantage to bo derived from the use of
commercial fertilizers is not sufficient to
pay for their cost With barnyard
manure however the caBe is entirely
different and Its use either for a pre
vious crop or directly for tho beet crop
was profitable
Of tho varieties tested during 1808
and 1899 on both heavy and light soil
the beet were tho original Klein Wanz
lebener Pioneer Klein Wanzlebener
Vilmoriu Drumez Elite and Kuauer
A very striking difference was to be
noticed iu beets growing in different
soils The fields covered by the experi
ments included both sandy loam soil
and a compact clay A comparison of
these soils for beet raising both in a
year of average rainfall 1893 and of ex
cessive rainfall 1899 showed that tho
heavy soil produced very much bettor
beets although they did not mature so
rapidly as did those on the lighter Boil
No successful method of treating the
leaf spot disease has thus far beeu dis
covered Fungicides such as Bordeaux
mixture proved themselves of only
limited remedial value Young leaves
Bprayed with the solution were to a
great extent at least prevented from
taking tho disease but no curative was
found for the leaves already attacked
Tho disease was in most coses first no
ticed and most destructive on land on
which beets had been grown tho previ
ous year
Nliotlltotn Sill flit Allilloli
Our first draft sale from tho Klkliorn
Valley herd of shorthorn cattle will oc
cur at my farm one half mile fiom
Pierce Monday Octobor IS
Sixteen young bulls and 21 cows and
heifers All cows of sufficient ago will
have calves at foot or be safely bred
Tho two Sroteh bulls In service aro
Baton Mimtratltbv Baron Gnilekshunk
itrd and Lavender Chief 2d by Imp Lav
ender Lad lIUIKir
Send for catalogue at once and come
L Mason Ar Sons
Pierce Nebr
lBHtiONAL
B Wollmum was in tho city yester
day from Wayne
Captain 1 II Btown was a city vis
itor yesterday from Wakefield
Wlllard Krlnkio went to Sio ux City
this morning to meet his mother
CoininisFiouor 1 Hughes was a city
visitor yesterday from Battle Creek
It Roland of St lames Minn was
horo yesterday on cattle business
Dr Frank Salter was called to lladar
this morning on professional business
Kimono Morriam of Crelghton has ac
cepted a position as clerk In the Fair
store
Miss Mvrtle Ward of Ompor Wyom
ing is visiting uttho homo of W II
Blakoumn
A F Mxltov is hero from Colorado
Springs and expects to mako this city
his homo in tho futttro
Ex Gov Crounso went to ONeill last
night where ho was billed for an auxil
iary speech at the Koosovolt meeting
Mrs John R Hays and grand-
daughter Dorothy Salter returned at
noon today from their visit at Aurora
111
W D Mathews of Kioiiiopt went
thinugh to Basset t last night where he
addressed tho crowd whilo waiting for
Roosevelt
Miss Louise Dolou returned to Iter
home in St loo Mo this moriiiiigalier
ii two weeks visit at the home of her
uncle O G Dolen
T B Kail of Harlan Iowa was in
tho city over night and departed thiH
morning over tho Union Pacific for
Cheyenne Wyoming
L A Williams at tho head of the
press bureau of tho state republican
committee was with tho Roosovolt
party in Norfolk today
Conductor Fox of the Union Pacific
and family have returned from u
months vacation spent in visiting rela
tives in various parts of the country
For up to dato tailoring seo Fuoslor
with an elegant lino of fall and winter
goods iu stock Good work and a per
fect fit guaranteed at tho most reasonable
prices
Hull uiiy Kiirm IhiiiIh Ifor Isiili
Iii northern Wisconsin the Chicago
St Paul Minneapolis is Omaha railway
has for sale ut low rates and easy terms
of payment about 100000 acres of choice
farm lands Early buyers will secure
tho advantage of locations on tho many
beautiful streams and lakes which
abound with fish and furnish a nover
ending and most excellent water supply
both for family use and for stock
Laud is generally well timbered tho
soil fertile and easy of cultivation
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minne
apolis Duluth Superior Ashland and
numerous other thriving cities and
towns on the lino of the 0 St P M
O railway and other railroads in tho
same territory furnish good markets for
farm produco
For further particulars address
Gro W Bell
Land OommisRionor Hudson Wis or
G H Mao Rae
A G P A St Paul Minn
Pretty Street WhIhI
Wo are showing tho prettiest line of
freuch flannel silk brilliantino and
mercerized shirt waists over shown in
Omaha
Have you tried the new straight front
corsets The easiest corset ever worn
Prices 100 up
We have especially stylos in the new
fall underskirts from mercerized up to
the prettiest silks
Our art needlework department is
full of new and pretty goods
Mrs J Benson
South 10th street
Omaha Nebr
The News jod department is com
plete in every particular
How it This
Wo offer one hundred dollars reward
that cannot be
for any cose of catarrh
cured by Halls Catarrh Care
F J Chenet Co Toledo O
We the uudorsigned have known F
J Chensy for the last 15 years and
believe him perfectly honorable iu all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm
West Truax
Wholesale Druggists Toledo O
Waldino Kinnan Marvin
Wholesale Druggists Toledo O
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
coub surfaces of the system Testimon
ials sent free
Price 75c per bottle Sold by all
druggists
Halls Family Pills are the best
Fresh fish at Koroa
Everything in the fruit aud vegetable
line at Parisha
HIiIh tor Coul for ttm School ItlMtlit of
Noitollt llv
Sealed bids for fin uiHhiug lump it lit
pea and slack coal for the present en
suing school year will be received by
the board of education until s p m
October ISth all coal to be weighed
upon scales to bo designated by the
board of education the welching to be
paid for by the Mitvossful bidders and
delivered at the varloiiH school buildings
as may bo required the boatd reserving
the right to accept or reject bids In part
or entire or to t eject all bids in their
discretion II C Mtur
Secretary
Everybody keep an eye on 1 1 Stur
geons Colored Porterfl Sewing Machine
contest Now Is the time to vote
One of the chief attractions at our
FALL OPENING
will be genuine
New York Patterns
Wo havo 100 different styles iu
Street Hats
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Norfolk Nebrasko
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JRC S PARKER
DKNTIST
Mast Block - - Norfolk Nob
DR n T nOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Olllco Citizoiih Niitlomil Hunk llnlliliiiK
Tuliiplioiio 101
Siiiiilurium mill Itijulilmico Sliiln nnil 13tli St
Toluplionu J
Norfolk - - Nebraska
DR I K SCOBEE
OSTEOPATH I ST
511 South 9th Stroot Norfolk
2 -T COLE
DENTIST
Ofllco ovor Cltlzrme Kntlonnl Finnic Iloshlonee
uuo block north of CouKruuittiouul church
Norfolk
Nebraska
yjAPKS HAZEN
Ofllco oor Lcoimrilt Dru Storo
Norfolk - - Nebraska
JyJISS MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker
OpeUlrn fti Cottou hlocV over Iliiuma etors
Fim cluB work tfuurautoed
Nebraska
pOWERS HAYS
Attornejs at Law
Room 10 11 ami 12 MastJIilock
Norfolk Nebraska
gESSIONS BELL
Undertakers and Kiiibaliuers
Soisloue IHk Norfolk Ave
Norfolk Nebraska
Tfflt M ROBERTSON
Attornej at Lawt
Rooms 1 and 2 Robertson Wlgton
Block Norfolk
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That our very bust ef
forts will bo put forth
at all times to help you
to the selection of a
Hat that will be suitable
for you whethor it be a
cheap or an expensive
one We cheerfully
meet any competition
from anywhere Our
hats are all mado in our
own work room hon
estly made We are not
gifted with second sight
are not mind readers
and if after purchase
you make no complaint
we must conclude that
you are satisfied but if
not so please report
promptly to us and we
will make all satisfac
tory
INSKEEPS
MILLINERY
B MEYERS
Invites you to Compare Prices
Tomatoes per can 8c
Peas per can 5c
Corn per can 8c
Java Coffee best per lb 15c
Oat Meal per lb 2dc
Soap 10 bars 25c
la pound can Baking Powder 20c
Best Prunes per lb 8c
Blueing 4c
Soda per lb 3Jc
Starch per lb 3Jjc
Crackers por lb 7c
Clothes Lines 9o
Lye per can 4c
Mixed Candy per lb 7Jrfc
Pearl i ne por package 4c
Rico por lb 7c
Lamp Chlmuoy 4c
Wo have a big lino of Tinware Gran
itewaro and Crockery which wo aro
selling very cheap
B MEYERS
SEE
FUESLER
THE
TAILO
For Up-to-Date
Tailoring
He has an elegant line of
Fall and Winter Goods in Stock
Good Work and a Perfect Fit Guar
anteed at the
MOST REASONABLE PRICES
PURE GROCERIES
Are essential to health
UHLE
handles only pure groceries
free from adulteration and
sells them at
rAIR
PRICES
You get what you pay for
at Uhle s