The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 3

MORE SCAREDJHAS HURT, Weather Bulletin Causes Great Excitement in Kearney. hlmpljr li (ieneral Warulng-CltlM-un Walt Patiently In t'avea-Mole II I Mm IteioniM Mountain No Cyclone at Night -Urt-at 'Faith 1 1. I'reillctioui. A Bjilcniliil illustration of how rumors will run and magnify wa" exhibited on the streets yesterday afternoon. Soon after dinner Olmerver Curley received the following Hpec.al bulletin from Harrington, Chief of the department Ht H'whinKton: "The Htorm which iH now central in eastern Montana in likely to caune Revere local etoruiH on Tiienilay afternoon or nilit in the Iiakutac, Minne-Rota and the central Minxoiiri valley.

While it is not jioHnible to give definite location of tin-He Btoniis. the region in which they may poenilily ocenrr in elated in order that those living in the threatened districts may carefully 4terve the local conditions and should the weather become threatnintf to take advantage of the warning." To the casutil reader there nothing bo very startling or forebiiling in the above, esecially to the inhabitants of Kearney, but it was enough to start stories (lying and by supper time one could hear all sorts of terrible things that were going to hap pen. A few of the rumor are worthy of publication as they are so fearfully exagerated and show how excited come people become without the least foundation for their fears. It must remembered, also, that the aliove special is all and the only one received by the observer here and was sent to all observers in the central Missouri valley, so it could have no special local application. In spit i of all this, however, one party told the writer that Mr.

Curly had been receiving dispatches hourly, and that the last one stated there were five separate cyclones coming this way and were then passing through Montana, South Dakota and Minnesota; that they were coming with unusual force and violence, increasing as they came and would center and unite at Kearney. It would reach here at o'clock and probably sweep the city from end to end. Several gentlemen went home, took heavy timbers down cellar, leaned them up against the nort i wall and covered them securely while some who have cyclone caves, went into them and remained from 7 until o'clock. It was the general talk on the street and there was an opportunity for a cyclone insurance agent to do "aland office business." About o'clock after the scare began to blow over, Mr. Curley was met on Central avenue two blocks north of the opera house and in reply to the question, "How's the cyclone, Curley?" he said that was the four hundredth time he had Iteen asked that question since leaving his office, and he was going home and lock himself up.

lie knew no more than anybody else and simply sent out the bulletin he had received. It will be remembered that a similiar dispatch was sent out by Mr. Harrington twenty-four hours before the terrible disaster in Iowa. He did not say it would strike 1'onieroy, hut be warned all in that region and the lives of some were saved by the warning. One thing, however, was pretty well demonstrated last evening ami that is, that people have considerable faith in the predictions made by the weather bureau department and don't cire about tilting too many chances when warned.

As a cyclone has never been known to do any damage after 5( o'clock at night, people then began to grow easier and this morning everybody is as happy as before. Never Tim Old To Lenrn. The police court was crowded today to hear a case brought by a man who gave his name as Randolph and his home as Sumner, against May Sexton, proprietress of a house on the txittoms. The man who is old enough to know better than to get so caught, accused the defendant of stealing (145 from him last night while he was sharing her bed and beer. Judge Brown bound her over in the to appear before the district court.

Ice Cream and Cake 15 cents Friday evening from 7 to 10 o'clock at the first M. church Parsonage. Served by the Junior League. Everybody invited. Try One John's Ice creams and Bberbeta.

Worlil'a Fair Guest's. Desirable rooms at (1 per day each person, special rates to parties. I'rivate home, best residence locality. Cars straight to gate of lair, 1 miles. Reference Mrs.

U. W. Whiteaker. Address "Owner," 205 Kast 41th street, Chicago, jylou S451 Kemnvnd I have removed to 2451 Michigan Ave. and have letter accommodation and will make reasonable rate.

transporta-tion facilities. Take Suite street car to 25th street, on Elevated cars to L'lith street station, Chicago. jy7t4 Sarah M. Spaids. Big Farms, Little Farms, improved and unimproved land for sale.

Also City Property. Also Union Pacific land and lot agent Also have charge of the town ot Plearanton for V. 1 railway company, John II. Hoe, Kearney, Neb. Office No.

Opera House Block. Elevator boy will sho you up. Special Sot Ice. Dr. D.

F. Jones, ho is in Chicago at tending a prat titioner's course, ill alt-sent until about July 15. The doctor will pay special attention to surgery and all surgical disease, ni24tf. "One of my customers came in to-day and asked me for the best cough medicine I had," says Isew Young, a prominent druggist of Newman Grove, Neb. "Of coarse I showed him Chamlierlain's Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to see any other.

I have never vet sold a medicine that would loosen and relieve a severs cold so quickly as that Remedy does. I have sold four dozen of it within the last sixty days an 1 4I0 not know of a ingle case where It failed to give the most perfect satisfaction." 60 cent bottles for sale by A. J. Shepard aud 8. A.

D. Jlenline, Druggists. LOCAL INCIDENTS EPITOMIZED. Clip a coupon. Clip a coupon and Vote it.

Clip a coupon and vote it for your fa vorite fireman. -Over WHj.oOO gallons of water are now pumped every day at the water works station. James liray, formely stenographer for li. A. Moore, is now private steiiogia-pher for Secretary Hoke Smith.

Repairs have leeu completed on the old Themanson brick store building and it is now considered as solid as ever. The total number of children of school age in the city of Kearney as re turned bv the census enumerator, is 2,420. The soldier Imys in company A ill shoulder their guns and go into camp again next Saturday night south of the I'low factory. Mike Sanders received word yester day that bis mother was very sick at Sidney and his little boy who is visiting there had been bicked by a horse on the leg. Captain Olson has received no official information yet concerning the location of the company's encampment.

He ill nrobablv know the latter part of the week, While Sewer Inspector Olson was working in the alley east of Central ave-enue near Twenty-third street a few days ago, dug up a bull dog revolver. It was badly rusted. Workmen commenced this morning making the proposed changes in the Andrews block. The large west front glass was taken out and a recess doorway will be built in its place. Prof.

Morey has returned from the World's fair and says a person can not form any idea of its magnitude and beauty without seeing it. It is one place where realization exceeds anticipation. All members of auxiliary society number two of the Roys ami Girls Aid society, are requested to meet at. the M. rooms at 8 o'clock this evening to elect officers and transact other important business.

Frank Sheeley, engineer on the R. A M. passenger train has received word that his cousin Chas. F. Sheeley was seriously injured in the Pomeroy cyclone and his wife, who was also injured, is not expected to live.

There was a small audience at the opera bouse last night to see and hear DanMorris Sullivan. Thesingingby Miss Desmond and the playing by pianist gave good satisfaction but the comedy character was a character without the comedy. Seats will be placed on sale tomorrow morning for the Andrews opera company who will be in Kearney Friday night and present the comic opera enti-J tied "Oorthy." As summer operas are iq new feature there will probably be a full attendance. II. II.

Bowie home from Omaha last nightA He waived preliminary examination and his apearance liond was fixed at $2,000 with W. A. Downing, It. li. Oreer, W.

T. Heott, Gasman it Dudley, Fred J. F.tter and C. O. liowback as sureties.

E. H. Kretcbmar made application liefore the board of supervisors, today, to open a saloon in Pleasanton. The matter was referred to a committee composed of Supervisors Howie, Day and l-anilict, but up to three o'clock this ufternoon they had not reported. V.

M. Dobbins has leased the meat market formerly run by J. R. Churchill md will run it together with the one on the south side. H.

F. Heney, who has been ith Mr. Churchill and is a first-class cutter in every respect, will remain with Mr. Dobbins and act as manager. As soon as Mr.

Cumnock, who is now on a business trip in Cincinnati ami St.I.ouis, returns home, the cotton mill will be stint down for two or three weeks to square up the machinery and make several needed repairs. There is no truth in the rumors that (lie mill will be closed down for months. C. Schmidt, who for the past year and a half has been traveling salesman for R. Coddington A Sons, has severed his connection with that firm.

This action was made necessary by the strin-g -ncy of the times and the desire to curtail expenses. Mr. Schmidt is one of the oldest and best traveling salesmen on the. road. Patrick Walsh, of Shelton, who was county clerk, clerk of the district court, county judge and superintendent of public instruction all at the same time when Buffalo county was first organized was in Kearney today, and is a well preserved old gentleman.

His son William leaves tomorrow to accept a position as station agent on the railroad in New York of which his brother is general superintendent. Real Kntat Transfer. Furnished daily for Tub II cb by W. J. Gow A Iwnded altimeters, basement Hauler block, Kearney, Neb.

The lollowing transfers were filed for record July 12,1893: United States to Irate Rimer patent and sA sw 8-12-I8. William Roggow to Margaret Roggow qednjnwj 22-10 17, Christian Sturm and wf to George Duncan wd sel 15-11-15, $1,1 00. II Watson anil wf to Lizzie wd lots 4S 4', lot 20, blk 127. West Kearnev, $1.00. CTillson and wf to Walter Till-son wdswl 22-12-15, $1,000.

Geo. Frank I nipt Co to Jamf Callaway wd lot 5 blklW, A II add, $100. Ijidie-! wrinkles roblied out at Mrs. Wilson's toilet parlors, Mrs. smith's millinery store.

Go to the Henrietta Toilet parlors, Mrs Smith's millinery store, for fine toilet preparations. jotf THE DAILY 111 Bi KEARNEY WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1S.1. EXCITEMENT INCREASING. Tlir for a I tir ret; 1 i ji 1 1 to the Nnck. World'.

The. vai.o'i.- jr a free trip to the fair by Tm are now la-gi lining t-i Jh' their over those yferd ty and of tt.e first named geutb-mei. r.v'. gaining will have rjiue Lard jfie to iii I Lung your vote an your friend- f.mr o'clock this the vote 1 as Chas. K.

Mott E. Weaver Tonv Cornell l. B. Fii'cb. T.

P. Rss Ed. S. W. F.

I i -1 1 Julian John Wilson Mike Sanders. ins. Webbert II. F. McLaughlin James Pargetrr Silas uuk Frank Bod ins W.

S. Robt. Nelson 1). M. Butter ir II (ieo.

N. 1 heuiaii peril-mini; Hani l.ui-k, I Yesterday moruiinf ieo. Ford r-c-ived a letter from his brother Clark Ford, who! is a member of the Seventh L'. etvalry I and for several months hs b-en aloiu; the Texas border. About three months, aijo while his company wa? ha-in thf marauding Mexican back into ttirir own country he received a bullet wound in the arm iust above the and he had scarcely recovered from that tit-fore he was taken with a fever ana is ruw j'iSi able to be out.

The vomit: man wa well know in Kearney and bis enlisting was a surprise to many of his friends and even his ow folks, but he seems to ei jova Kildier's l.fe and is making his way up in the service. A CciM linn. This niorniiijj while the iceman was delivering a chunk of solid water at the residence of A. J. Shepard, one of the large teams betonsrinir to the ieeeofiipifty became frightened and started toward Central avenue.

When in front of K. Hownintr's reid-nre the w-jron and against the curbing an 1 one of trie horses was thrown down, and directly under his mate. A crowd soon gathered and the down hor-e was released but be was not butt in any way. l-arue chunk of ice marked the rout of the wag but thev were picked up on the return tripand tl delivery went on as if nothing had happened. Itaml Concert.

The Midway Military land will give one of their open air concerts at high school park, tonight commencing at o'clock sharp. The following progrma will be rendered: March. "Semper F'idelis," Sousa. The Darkies Patrol, ti. I.

vising. The "Mill in the Forest," KilenUrg. Selection "'11 Trovatore," Verdi. Hymn "Nearer My liod to Thee." Hilenberg. Waltz, "Mein Thuringen," Keisle.

Galop, "Wreath of Koilinon. Will Hrmalii tliU Wt-fk. The first of the week Mrs. Wilson, of the Henrietta toilet parlors announced she could remain in Kearney 'inly tbre days more, but owing to the rush of business anil the earnest of her patrons, she has concluded to remain'the lialance of the week. She can lecon-nlled until Saturday at Mrs.

E. II. Smith's millinery store. hair dressing in all style at rietta toilet parlor. Mrs.

0. F. Mrs. Smith's miilinerv store. the Hen-Wilson at Currier's Euroiran lintel, Chicago (formerly the St.

Charles), 15 and 17 South Clark' street. 25 years. Strictly first-class. Central location. Hot and cold baths free.

Gold elevator. Rates per day. ho advance during the Fair. j20dm2 CniciKi: A Jciio, I'ropr's. Mrs.

Wilson, at th- Henrietta toilet parlors, Mrs. Smith's millinery store, will give the ladies a delightful shampoo. The ind from the north blows sharp and keen, and bail effects of cold are seen. One Minute Cough cure so safe and sure, will quickly perform a wondrous cure. Sold by A.

J. Shepard and fj. A. D. Henline.

PRICES fieamjaking MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes, Dr. Price'sCreaia Baking Towder holds its supremacy. Dr. Trice'f Contain No Ammonia No Alum, Or nv other Adulterant.

Th rjr.U Pure Cram of Tartar buk.l.g I'ovder. Its Purity Has t.Tr Heen tjuesttoiici. 40 Years the Standard. WANTED SALESMEN Local anil Traveling- To prew nt our well known houe. You 'I no cHltal lu n-pre-ent firm Uitt wurrniite ii.irerv mo.

flrt- rlM iml true to r.aine. A I.I. THE ibAK. mouth to the ntrht in Apply qu'ek. ttit it ife.

L. MAY Nurserymen. Mortsts an1 Salman pu Paul, Minn. iThii boie it rer-onllie 1 C. Van Dyct Basten.

M. D. Office rooi and 3 Opera Houe lllock. KHleDceefc Firt iti U17 and couol call prumptly answered. tt A CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS TOMORROW.

We will orier some big bargains in our justly CELEBRATED BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED DAMASKS. 50c unbleached damask at 4 ic. 75c bleached damask at 53c. Our famous 72 inch bleached damask worth $1.25 for Soc Our $1.50 bleached damask for $1.19. We have napkins to match our bleached goods, will sell at 20 per cent off regular prices.

CASH AND ONE PRICE, Wm.lL Spcnce ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. COMPLETE SET OF BOOKS i wr HAVE MONEY ON HAND FOR FARM CITY LOANS. $100 CASH AND $10 PER MONTH With interest on deferred payments at 7 er cent interest ill buy you a neat, five room cottage, nearly new. iH ft. lot, only 9 blocka from Midwav hotel.

Will be sold dirt cheap. $100 CASH AND $15 PER MONTH Interest same as above will bur a new srx room cottage. 40 foot, lot, nine blocks from Midway. Force pump, windmill and small stable. Here Is your chance to get a home easy.

W. J. gow a HAMER BLOCK. Room 33 Opera House. Telephone 12.

ivmTcn cm iMTnDCFiRST I sn ai wvbiHllWiiw CLASft, BnirDapiriiiuMrmivd.banoafHDiruoaoa.Miia. Ir illuMrwied.batKlBMBCIr tiuaiM.wllaatpi (tear prfc. par r'XK) raiailuKiia. rrrrbodf an4 wtiibu.lt. KiHoMta b-rrv tt riTen.

Bvnd fv bandauaiadMrrtutivaclrealar. jutaiutitiin aixl win bu ill. ficii W.B.CONUrGO.PyHIhr.CMeaco.llb 1 VOX YfSi vw. NEW NOVEL Are thegoiKls S. A.

Fcss, the Jeweler, calls your attention to and extends a yecial invitation to call and see them. BLUE POINT OYSTER SHELLS MUSSEL SHELLS ENCLISH WALNUT SHELLS BRAZIL NUT SHELLS In S.il's, IVicri, Butter plates. Almond aud Wine Sets etc. He ill be delighted to show you this beautiful line. s.

a. ViTorioto Wahtid, Poh Hint, Foh8ai.i ttvMrUd in thit eolumn al th4 mi of nil Um mmA imfrUon. 8peial rait on lo ttmadt. WANTED. WANTED Morses to panture.

I'lenty ot shade, urat-s and wuter. J. II. lllnck Son, I'-j miles southwest of court house. KOK KKNT.

lOK KENT House of 6 rooms. Enquire at 2 I.J aveouo it. ui.iiti liOH KKNT Very cheap. Good liou.e ami i1 barn. Desirable locution.

Mia. B. Hopwood. tit I lllK KKNT The Horn room now oceupi' il by the Nebraska t'lotli nir von puny, Central aveuue, or the entire buildiiiK ciin be rented. H.UIbbons.

Iv-llO FOK SALE. IAOK SALE A second hand cow.lmif Jersnv easy milker, veiitlu as a pet cat. at tecond hand store. No. 17 K.

21st. hi reel jylltf IIKII.OCK A' Con aw tv. TO TKAI1K. ti.il 'rttle for trood clear land uyX7.yJJ or stock, a tine livery, lb the city, consisting of hacks. double and slnifle rlRS, band whkoiis, surreys, doinir good buaiiiuss In the heiilthiest eitj on eHi tb Also two houses, anil 7 rooms, rent f- per month, valuation J.

M. Nkwm.cn, JMb2w herenue, yo LOST. IOBT (In Sunday July 2, three notes one i tlioied by John Adams lor 'U wlih crulii id Mo and one note for th aud one for Al! mde payable In II. A Itiulclicr. All person-are hereby uotiftiMl not to purchase stiuie.

The finder wilt be rewarded by brliurinir ihem to A. Bratchor, livery stable Cenlral avenue and KlKhteenth street. HARTZELL'S Announcement My stock of Blank Books from which you purchased so largely last January Is atraln complete. A little large for spring trade but am sure you will appreolate It, Uememhar we Dave NOVELS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, INK AND OFFICE SirPLIES. And are headquarters for Fountain Pens Come and see MEL'S BOOK STORE HOOLEY'S BAKER i Fresh Bread Daily.

Pies and Cakes to Order. HOME MADE CANDIES Oranges and Lemons, Tropical Fruits and a lull line oi laurecuonery, Tobaooo and Clgan, Short Order Restaurant. We have theonly drat olaatove In theotty ni guaraatee satisfaction. (Jive us a trial (ioodidali Tared. TelerboD" ISO.

016 CVnlral INSURANCE Bring your Insurance to GEO. E. SMITH CO First National Bank Building. Underwriters and Adjusters. Only first class Companies Represented Fire aid Life.

Accident and Plate Glass INSCKANCK. Dr. E. DUCKWORTH SPECIALIST. DISEASES OF EYE.

EAR NOSfc AND THKOAT thsatkii ftVBpeclaJ Attention given to Fitting Olaaen and CATARRHAL Tr ble. Boons M-l Andrew lilk.Kearoe WANTS. KEARNEY OPERA HOUSE mi x. h. MURRAY.

Manager. OMC Mtll IT ONLY, Friday, July 14th. SfMMi ii riu: l' Andrews Opera Company A Brilliant and Sparkling the Celebrated A iu Hl'MTVeil elll nil Tl'lllS'lllV Another new feature in our l-tn wares is a complete stoek of GoM Pens. 'e have all the new effects in pearl, aate and ebony holders and combina tious of pens and pencils in fancy plush cases. The celebrated Paul K.

Wirt aud the Automatic fountain pens. We invite au inspection. HK 7L( latl's IndivkUalJSaf tty Boxes. CLEARANCE SALE. Commencing this Week.

We will iniike Hit; IT in MII.I.IM IIV. Jill, ill lie M'. Mill, lis mil must lie ndm ei l)V July I. A BIG CUT IN MILLINERY. Any I i ii (i 1 1 1 1 I in niir iniv al I INK-TI 1 1 III v.ilni'.

Ti in!" Ltils Ih aiilil'nl iiii'l 'Wi ll lints Iliein -all a' hi nil'. due i iiien away willi every lial 'in if" inc. MRS. E. H.SMITH.

Formerly Milliner at the Fair, now opposite Postodice. J. H. FARBER, THE MERCHANT TAILOR No. 17 East 21st Street.

PALACE LIVERY and BOARDiXC STABLE i II. J. HI LL, Prop. AI.WAY80N RAND BE8T SINGLE and DOUBLE RIG8 I Bpeclnl Attention to WY.Minirn, Kiiii'ThIk. Klc.

Hack Cam. Answ niikii, Telephnne No. Avouue-A. between 21et and 22d. TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN DR.

W. W. VANCE. DENTIST IVrteet preparation of ealllee entlrel) without pain tb CROWN 4 BRIDGE T0RK SPECIALTIES. Oenml Parlor at thinl floor co.imr.

huarui Upera Hoiiiio lilock. Tal8 the Elevator. Telcptioae 83. BELLE UNION livery W. 1).

I I.I.I A Mr1. Manager. Bacas, Carnar'-S Surreys, Sit an'l Me Rigf. lUud i--r U'dfon aud KohU hpeeial to li-i Oid-ra Tiflet.hotm 1-2 fc.bt LJi 2 Ciratiou in Three Acts by Au 'J i.i. i i-k lllnl 1 1 1 already laryje assortment of DANIKLS BROS.

THE IT KEARNEY, NEBRASKA. Capital $150.000. Surplus $50,000. T. A.

MV'; Pri I I II I Si. t'nxliler I'. II I nu l'ie. ('. A.

Wll.M 1 1 ic liest liiill.ilc fur I he i.nmipt. tlHIIMII'lloll I.I ll ililllllll' I'llMlll fB I.IIIKI'TOIIS. II lireer. I. It downing II Lit, Hier iIii-i.

II I'. ll-illowell. H'iriieti. w. a Dowmov.

lias on hand tlio largest stock Spring and Summer Suitings ever brought to the city. All goods as represented aud satisfaction guaranteed. Call see him. ORDER YOUR SPRING SUITS Ol'- ABRAH AMSON The Mprchnri' Tailor, 221 Kearney, Neh. FCTTEN'S i i Hi t'tiK, imri''v, I i rr; 1 .1 i (.

S' 1 ttj r. il -l in 1. 1 t'i'i V. I I1RVG CO -rrk In hir I II A Sir.a'l ('11 in Golden Opportunity. D.

A. DORSEY Will nell you a Farm, RcuhUnee or a Vtmlnrfit Lot Cheap, flrlll inH Hit, 407 ALLEN BARNEY, Abstracts of litle ani CosvcyanciDf. FARM LOINS. (lH ra IIhum lllm k. arm r.

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