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for Boys Wear is made from tho bust
soloctod uppor stock tostort for service
Tho solos and heels which nro tho host
leather will produco aro illlod with
CHILLED STEEL OIHOLETS which
protect tho bottom aud assuro tho wear
or doublo tho service of uuy shoo made
for boys
Davenport Bros
THE NORFOLK
SHOE HEN
Why Glasses are Worn
vfS 5P
For a long time glasses were used
oniy to assist in reading or near work
but with increased knowledge of
the eye we are able to adjust
glasses to improve the sight thereby
curing chronic headaches neuralgia
and many nervous afflictions
caused by eyestrain
The thousands who wear property
adjusted glasses are the living
testimonies to the truth of it
Examination free
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OPTICIAN
NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA
I NORFOLK
Steam Laundry
Only First Class Laundry
In Northeast Nebraska
Every cllort mado to pleaso patrons and
bKo Eiitibfaction Liiitont improved ma
clilnory used in all departments Work
not satisfactory will ho relaundorod freo
of charge if returned unworn
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t ROUGH EDOES TAKEN
i OFF COLLARS
t DAN CRAVEN Proprietor
J COAL- SCRANTON -COAL o
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It Is fresh clean and nice q
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O coal SCRANTON -coal
For Breakfast Foods
Thompsons Gash Grocery
These are i few
Pillsburys Oat Food per pkg 10c
Wheat Manna two for 25c
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit
two for 25c
Pillsburys Vitos two for 25c
Quaker Oats two for 25c
Waldorf Oats two for 25o
Cremola two for 25c
Wheatling each 10c
Grape Nuts two for 25c
Wheat Flake two for 25c
Granoae two for 25c
Wheatose two for 25c
The Weather
Oonditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 72
Minimum temperature 88
Average 65
Preoipitation 00
Total preoipitation for month 00
Barometer 2968
Forecast for Nebraska Fair to
night and Friday
THURSDAY TIDINGS
The West Side Whist club is to meet
tonight with Mr and Mrs E P Weath
erby
Kelso Hale will celebrate his 13th
birthday tonight at the home of his
parents on South Third street
The pupils of the Eighth grade are to
enjoy a liny rack ritlo tonight untl aro
to bo ohnporoneil by Miss Gurllngor
Tho littlo tlyiftr old daughter of Chris
Kohlhoff who Uvea ovcu miles south
of tho city foil out of a buggy this morn
ing aud broko hur right arm
Tho republican club will hold ItB reg
ular weokly mooting tonight at O A H
hall Judge J H Barno willaddnss
tho club and nil who possibly can should
bo in nttendnitco
Four Buffalo county farmors living
near Kearney aro in tho city looking for
farm lauds Thrco of thnm wish to
purchasu a quarter section opiooo and
ono wants a half section of land
Tho car of tho Nebraska fish commis
sion will pass through tho city tonight
distributing young fry along tho Elk
horn valloy It will bo an opportunity
for thoso wanting young fish to securo
tlOlll
Rev S F Shnrplcss writing from
Contral City snys Tho synod of Ne
braska mot horo Tuosday night and was
oponod by a sornion from Hov W M
Porter of NelHon Hov John Gilmoro
of Liberty was olocted modorator
Louis IJuckondorf received word yos
torday announcing that his sou William
who has boon employed as telograph
oporatorat Mills Wis is very Blok
with typhoid fovor at that placo Mr
Buokondorf loft for his bodsulo yostor
day afternoon
Aug Noitzko who was recontly op
erated upon for cancor of tho lip died
yesterday afternoon of an nttack of
pneumonia from which ho has boon
sick about a wook Tho homo of tho
deconsod is just west of tho Norfolk
hospital for tho iusano
A O Cartwright a well-to-do and
highly rospocted citizen of Clarence
Iowa died very suddenly at Stanton
Tuesday of heart disouso Ho hud ex
tensive laud interests near Stanton and
it lias been his custom to come out to
look after his property every fall
Geo II Bishop of Now lltivon Coun
is horo to look aftor property interests
It is understood that tho bids for erect
ing Mr Bishops now building at tho
corner of Fourtli aud Main streots wore
opened yesterday aud that tho lowest
bid was made by J B Herman It is
not known whother the contract for
the erection of tho building has been
let or not
It is reported that Mrs C O Elgin
received a report today that ono of
her uncles lias died leaving an
estate worth t 000000 Ho disap
peared in 1852 during tho civil war
lie bought at an oarly day 200 acres
of land and leasod it to tho town where
Baltimoro now stands Tho land is
now said to be worth a thousand dol
lars a foot and tho estate is to be settled
up next year
A good sizod audience assembled at
G A 11 hall last evening to hear the
address of Rev Luther P Luddon of
Grace Lutheran church Lincoln on
Fraternity The reverend gentle
man is state lecturer for tho Tribe of
Ben Hur and is well posted on all fra
ternal work Ho held tho close atten
tion of his auditors aud gave a very ablo
aud interesting talk Mr Luddon will
bo remembered by many as chairman
of tho state relief committee at tho
time so much charity work was being
done in Nebraska on account of the dis
astrous drouth of several years ago
Lake trout at Glissmans
Wanted A good girl in a family of
three Apply at The News ofllco
Wanted Immediately one or two
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
Address box 105 City
Extra select oysters in can at Karos
Fresh oysters at Glissmans
Sturgeon is the piano man
HWls for Coal for the School District of
JNorfolk City
Sealed bids for furnishing lump nut
pea and Black coal for thefproseut en
suing sohool year will bo received by
the board of education until 8 p m
October 15th all coal to bo weighed
upon scales to be designated by the
board of education tho woighing to be
paid for by the successful bidders and
delivered at the variousschool buildings
as may be required the board reserving
tho right to acceptor reject bids in part
or entire or to reject all bids in their
discretion H O Matkau
Secretary
Governor Poynter and Hon T J
Nolan will address tho citizens of Nor
folk and vicinity Saturday October 13
at 3 p m and 8 p m in the Auditorium
All aro invited especially ladies
Agents Wanted For Galveston
The Honors of a Stricken City by
Murat Halstead a fearful tale of a
beauteous city swept into tho sea De
mand enormous Splendid book Only
fl50 Agents selling from 10 to 100
daily and clearing from 0 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
Domluion Company Dept A Chicago
Dressed catfish at Glissmans
Pitted cherries for pies only 20 cents
per can at Parishs
Democratic Precinct Convention
Notice is hereby given that a mass
convention of the democratic voters of
TI1K NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY HTOH1W 11 VMM
Norfolk precinct Madison r ountv will
bo hold it the city hall October Kith at
3 00 p in for the purpose of nominat
ing one candidate for the olllco of as
sessor two for justices of tho peace and
two constables
DANIICI 1 KOKNKISTUIN
AiiTiiru Kokniostkis Chairman
Seerotary
Everything in the fruit and vegotahlo
lino at Parishs
Houses for salo
T K Odiornk
PfetlSONAL
J S Porter of Orchard Is a city vis
itor
It A Walters is a city visitor from
Bloomllold
F A Huston was In the city yester
day from Noligh
P II Kohl was in Norfolk from
Wayne yesterday
Mrs T Eden of Vordigre Is visiting
Norfolk friends
It E Evans was a city visitor yester
day from Dakota City
L It Priohnrtl of Meadow Grovo Is a
business visitor in Norfolk today
Mrs 11 A Qayhart and son of Hot
Springs aro guosts of Mr and Mrs A
N Gerecko
E O Hamilton manager of tho sugar
factory at Ohino Cnl Is horo visiting
tho factory
O NLowryof Holt county visited
over night with his brother-in-law S
R McFarland
Miss Nye Wiso returned last ovoning
from Omaha whoro sho has boon hav
ing her oyos treated
R A Tawnoy was a city visitor yes
terday from Pierce ludgo Cones of
the same city was also in town
W O Croo of Donvor special agont
for tho Merchants Insurance company
was in tho city this morning on busi
ness aud departed far Albion
Mrs Itinkins who has beon visiting
Norfolk friends for sovoral days lias
returned to her homo in Newman
Grovo whero her husband is station
agent
Miss Aunio L Cutler who has been
visiting for several weeks with her
sister Mrs F W Tunonian left this
morning over tho Union Pacific for her
homo in Lowell Mass During her visit
hero Miss Cutler has made many friends
who will bo glad to havo hor ronow
their acquaintance at any timo
Fresh pickerel at Karos
Wo mako loans ou real estate at
lowest rates Elkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiokne Sec
Dressed catfish at Karos
Bandmaster Iuuos is said to havo one
of the most uuiquo collections of sacred
music in existence Not a foiv of tho
works represented come down from the
second and third centuries Ono origi
nal manuscript indeed going back so far
as can bo judged twenty fivo hundred
years beforo tho birth of Christ This
last composition is engraved upon what
is supposed to havo been a tablet ii an
Egyptian temple excavated some years
ago by tho well known Egyptologist
Kloermnun and is so far as can bo do
ciphered a chant of praise to tho god
Ra Tho library also contains several
very valuable specimens of tho oarly
Gregorian chant
Many of the primitive Christian an
thems aud Jewish hymns aro repre
sented in this magnificent collection
Mr lunes has beon many years collect
ing these works but it is only during
tho last few years that tho enormous
earnings from his band have enabled
him to give full play to his love for this
class of musical literature Innos has
even transcribed somo of thoso unique
compositions for the modern band and
tho effect is said to be of supremo inter
est not alone to tho cultivated literateur
but also to tho ordinary listener
Mr Lewis N Megargoe the well
known editorial writer of the Philadel
phia Times recently said of one of the
sacred concerts given by lunes and his
baud I never heard a baud of fifty
pieces in church accompanying the
ohoir I never sat among a congrega
tion when the organ played in thunder
ous tones deep voices blending with it
and when tho lighter tones of tho child
ren accompanied by Celestial harps
arose harmoniously above all I especi
ally cant remembor having been in
churchjwlien interspersed with songs of
praise and sublimo tumult of tho organ
fell the measured sounds of great church
bells and next their chimes as an obli
gato but I did hear all this at lunes
sacred concert and strange fancy I
thought I was in church
Innes promises to put at least one of
these anolent compositions on his pro
gram during his engagement here on
Thanksgiving night November 29th at
the Auditorium
Besides this he will introduce Mme
Noldi Miss Frances Boydon Zorni
Xanten Vernon Alberti and other well
known operatio vocalists in scenes from
Faust Trovatore and other grand
operas in addition to the fifty five regu
lar members of his band
pFresh celery at Karos
Choice celery at Glissmans
New shipment of Gilt Edge canned
goods just received at Parishs
Everybody keep an eye on J D Stur
geons Colored Porters Sewing Machine
contest Now is the time to vote
A MODEHNSTUDIO
C I Mil hurl I Well Killed I p lot Ilmlii
nrnphli Wntk
A roiKrtor for Tmc Nrw stepped
into the photogrnph studio of 1
Michael the other day to see what he
could and was surprised ami delighted
at discovering much not apparent to
tho casual observer lie learned In
the first place that it is an establishment
of far more Impoitnueo than would he
supposed and the large sum of money
that must have been invested was a
revelation
Mr Michael is thoroughly Imbued
with Ills art and has made many ami
substantial improvements to the studio
since he came into possession all of
which add mulct ially to the quality and
variety of work lie turns out
Mr Michael pridos himself piitlcularly
upon his lighting elVects t lie retouching
quality and variety of photographs and
the finish
His light has been so arranged that he
can make it almost entirely dark
eutiroly light or admit whatever light is
necessary This is done with a systom
ofcurtains and screens niohtjcomploto
and by them he can bring the figure of
tho photograph out into such relief that
it seems entirely soparated from the
background It also admits of a total
elimination of shadow except such that
is essential to accurately describe the
fcaturos tho pose and tho drapory
Miss Anna Killen does his retouching
aud sho is certainly an adept competent
to handle tho most delicate woik
iniaf iuablo Her employer takes partic
ular pride in Miss Killens work and is
willing to place her in competition with
any rotouehor in Nebraska us to quality
and stylo of work Tho samples shown
were certsinly very fine
Tho finish is clear brilliant ami per
fect and adds materially to the appear
uneo of tho work done
Mr Michael is propated to meet any
demand in style aud size of mounts
lie has a large stock of all the latent
styles and novelties The writers
particular attention wit attracted by a
new mount known us the Rembrandt
the nowest thing out and sure to prove
popular While Mr Michael is particu
lar to eliminate shade from the photo
graph proper ho Has introduced it into
this mount with a most pleasing effect
The card is hand shaded Tho shade
begins as a light gray at ono corner and
the tone is graduated until it is almost
black at tho opposito corner It must
bo soon to bo appreciated When fin
ished it is a fit ornumeut to the most
sumptuous home
Mr Michael is an adopt at grouping
and has somo choice samples of work in
this lino
In interior and exterior view work ho
has done a great deal and is certainly
most expert His pictures are all sizes
from stamp sizo to 1 1 by 1 1 In buttons
and medallions he has a choico selec
tion his spocialty being tho lato and
nobby oval medallion some of which are
hand tinted with natural colors
In picture frames ho has over 00 dif
ferent kinds and in mouldings 75 lato
varieties His stock of mattings is
largo and cotnploto with a choico from
15 kinds Hois therefore prepared to
do anything in frame work
Mr Michael is prepared and glad to
handle tho work of the amutour trado
doing it in a thoroughly artistic manner
He already has considerable to do in
this lino and has given good satisfaction
IIo does all kinds of enlarging in
crayon water color sepia oiletto
bromide oil and pastel and also handles
decorative picturos in pastel bromide
and oil work Artists materials aro
also kept ou sale by Mr Michael
In fact anyone needing anything in
tho photograph or artist lino will do
well to call on Mr Michael before plac
ing their order His studio is on Nor
folk avenue between Fourth and Fifth
streets
Lake trout at Karos
Good farms to trade for town property
G R Skilek
Farm and oity loans
The Durland Trust Co
Wall eyed pike at Glissmans
Try Thelma the latest perfume at
Christophs
Mrs Sadio Hart Miller Osteopath
Rooms over tho Hayes jewelry store
Hours from 10 a m to 4 p m Con
sultation and examination free
77Ilreaki up Cold
The prompt use of Dr Humphreys
Specific 77 breaks up colds that hang
on All druggists 25 cents Hum
phreys Medicine Cor William and
John sts N Y
Ireclnct Convention
The republican electors of Norfolk
city and precinct will meet in mass
convention at the city hall on Monday
oveuing October 15 at 8 p m for the
purposo of nominating a precinct ticket
and the transaction of Buch other busi
ness as may come before the convention
By order of the committee
Wm Hemlebbn
Clyde Eisklky
J E Simpson
Fred Hollinosworth
A L Carter
Norfolk NebOot 11 1000
Farm land aud city property for sale
by G R Seller
Dr Frank Salter Diuww of ohildroa
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One of the chief utti act tons at our
FALL OPENING
will Im genuine
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Tailoring
Ho has an elegant lino of
Fall and Winter Goods in Stock
Good Work and a Perfect Fit Guar
anteed at the
MOST REASONABLE PRICES
GRSEILER
Sale and
Boarding Barn
Horses Bought and Sold on
Commission
Braasch Avenue 1
and Third St
PHONE 44
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B W JONAS
FINE TAILORING
Suit mailq to ordor and in tlio latost etylo Itn
pairiiiK OHtlylmQSlioii on South Fourtli St
eouth of llatim Hroe
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SHAVE or BATH
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W 0 Halls Barter Shop
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THE
North Western
LINE
F E HI V 9 R Is the best to and
from the
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
of
North Nebraska
Please
Bear
in Mind
That our very bost ef
forts will be put forth
at all timos to help you
to the selection of a
Hat that will be suitable
for you whother it be a
cheap or an cxponsive
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 arc satisfied but if
not so please report
promptly to us and we
will make all satisfac
tory
INSKEEPS
MILLINERY
EYERS
Invites yon to Compare IrieoH
Tomatoes per can 8c
Ioiih per can 5c
Corn per can 8c
Tuva Coffee best per lb 15c
Out Meal per 11 2Jc
Soap 1 0 bars 25c
Vj iMitind can Making Powder 20c
MeHt Jrunes per lb 8c
HluuiiiK 4c
Soda per lb 3Jc
Starch por lb 3c
Cruckera per lb fc
Olothos Lines 9c
Lye per can 4c
Mixed Candy per lb 7C
Iearline per packago 4c
Kico por lb 7c
Lamp Chimney 4c
Wo have a big lino of Tinware Gran
itoware unci Crockery which wo aro
selling vory cheap
B MEYERS
PURE GROCERIES
Are essential to health
UHLE
handles only pure groceries
free from adulteration and
sells them at
FAIR
PRICES
You get what you pay for
at Uhle s
For llambiug Steam Filling Pumps Tanks
Wind Mills
Aud all work la ttile Hue call ou
W H RISH
Bbtltfttctioa Quarauteed
First door South of The Dult News Offlca
NOVELTY
Iron and Brass Works
JNO E CRONK Manager
All kind of machine fromla lawn mower ta
a prlnliutf nreea repaired Hot air
teatn aud hot water heating Seclal attwa
tiou thm to Holler aud Engiue Repuiriug
Opo Pateall Implemeut House
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NEBRASKA
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