The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 4

PICK OF LOCAL UKK Council meeting this evening. Judge H. M. Sinclair will convene district court for one day July 0. The piano for the one mile opn first price at the state meet has arrived.

The board of education will hold the regular monthly meeting this evening. Band concert tomorrow evening a whish the welts program will be Company A will have their regular weekly drill Wednesday evening instead of Thursday this week. Tha regalar meeting of the free ill ver evening! has been postponed nntil the evening of July 9 One of Prof. Moray's children ll sick with scarlet rash. The child's condition is aotserloas but it is advisable for few days to keep it from contact with other children.

Good Joha sTearth of July Dtamar. I the Brunswick hotel dining room sc ented wlih national colors and a samp tuoaa diner will be served. Parlors will be opened to all country guests. Everybody cordially Invited. The lAdlee of the Christian church will rlvt dinner and supper on July 4th and 6th at CIS CentTAl are.

Meals 25 oenU. Dr. F. A. Packard will remove hie office July 1 to the noma over the Palace Drug Store, 1115 Central Ave.

J26tf Motto. Id nuhioaed cooking. 860 dinners Sundays. eeealathe Idaho Exhibit at the World noon. One al2tf Wasted to Ball Cheap.

One good mower, a good raks, a lumber WAfOa And rack, three horses, etc. Weald trade for cows. Inquire of D. T. Phillip, No.

9 W. 22d St, Kearney, Neb. JJSU mo One Minute OouhOue 1 a medtelao that relieves at oace. mkmtt mm. aee proves a A.D.

BaUm Tee Deal go l3) Atilea to reach the lead of the pemae. The trrifAtad lands of Idaho alsau lao lino of too Ualoa Pacific Bvstasn sis eaaahlo of arodoeiac the class of fruit fair. Whyl by Hooptni la ldaha you'll Ave oaoath oa you fare aad freight to taako too Brat paymeat oa your atrm. InTeatieaaa. Ad veftietag matter seat on application.

Addreaj Jaa. B. Hcaalan, Agent, Kearney, Hob. or X. Loavu, O.

P. A T. A. Onaha, Bob; mtjao Change ta F. Trains.

Our patrons Are requested to note changes la oar new time card. No. 6 eaetbooad train heretofore leaving at 9:15 a. m. now leaves at 6:30 a.

m. This will pat yoa into Omaha about noon. Jut. B. SciiLAN, Agent, THE DAILY HUJJ: KKABN KY, K.B., MONDAY, JULY 1.

1896. THE EMPIRE SPECIALS Ladies' Ribbed Vests at 5c, 12 l-2c and 15c. Get our prices on Ladies' Low Shoes. Ladies1 Parasols nt 60c. 75c and $1.25.

THE BEST LINE OF FINE SHOES IN THE CITY. Children's Heavy Ribbed Seamless Hose 15c. WE SELL THE BEST $2 SHOE ON EARTH. 50 dozen Summer Corsets 50c well worth 75c. Children's Tan Oxfords right style and price.

SPECIAL VALUES IN YOUTHS LACE SHOES AT 1000 Fans in Gauze, Silk and Satin. All the New Things in Wash Goods. Sole Agent lor Bntterick's Patterns. I PKIMONAli MKNTION Dr. Bssten went to Grand Island at D.

Carson took the IS. 4 M. for Geneva this morning. Father Fitzpatrick took the noon train for Grand Island today. -W.

H. Beck and C. F. Jennings of St. Louis registered at the Brunswick Mrs.

W. B. Walker returned on Sat urday from an extended visit at Chey enne. N. H.

Johnson left this morning on business trip in the western part of the state. Sheriff Parker, of Cherry county, Dr. Oliver left for Chicago this morn ing where he will spend the Fourth with Miss Oliver. Mr. and Mrs.

Lew Robertson and son John returned Baturaey evening from a visit at Exeter. More Young Ladle Wanted. F. L. Small, of De Witt, Iowa, who The Fourth of July committee desires has been visiting his brother, H.

8. Small, number more young ladies from four-1 left today for Fairmont teen to eighteen to meet at the rooms of Prof. Draper at two o'clock tomorrow af ternoon, to complete the list desired to represent the states in the Fourth of July parade. Let there be good attendance. Batl Drlakl Beaterryl The of the First Presbyterian chorea will give a lawn social at the home of Mr.

Hawthorne, 22d st and 4th Ave Taeoday evening, July 2. Literary And moaicAl feast, ice cream, etc. Everybody mAde happy at ten cents per hsad And AtojBAch. 2t J. A.

Hnider and wife returned Sat urday evening from a three weeks' visit with the letter's parents at Beemer. Mrs. J. Kain of Burlington, Iowa, who has been visiting the family of J. Bock, returned home this morning.

Bert C. Nloholls ot Siromshurg is in the city, a guest of Fred Myeis, and will participate in sone of the state meet races. Mrs. Albert Nelson and family lett this morning for Galeaburg, 111., where she will join her husband who has located there. Miss i.

J. Lytle, of Laramie, sister of Mrs. O. N. Beeley of this city, rotaraed to her home today accompanied by Dr, Seeley's little daughter May.

AT POPULAR PRICES. Throe Hlahf Bsgagoinont of the Spoonar Oomody Oompany. As a special Fourth of July attraction Manager Osborne hu secured the cele brated Spooner company headed by the peerleaa Queen of comedy, Miss Cecil This company la so well known through Nebraska and Kansas that comment is unnecessary. This season the manage ment has surrounded his star with an ex cellent company of artists aad a regular priced performance is guaranteed at 10, 20 nnd 30 oenta, Tha bill for the open. ing night will be a three-act comedy written especially for Miss Cecil, entitled "Becky Bliss, the Circus Girl." This play is brim full of comedy intermingled with songs, dances and medleys.

Special scenery and calcium light One of the many features will he the great $10,000 challenge Kaleidoscope dance of Miss Cecil with calcium light ttereoptican and kaleidoscope effect. On Thursday night one lady and one gentleman or two ladles Admitted on one 30 cent ticket Seats now on sale. ICE Pure Lake Kearney Ice delivered Bailey A Ray. Leave orders with Edw.Webtter A Co. Tel.

64. Cheap Rates via the Union raelfle. AiU Ktk fllk Tt, fitk TT will sell tickets to Denver and return at very low rates good until Sept 1st If you are going to uoiorauo tnis summer it will pay you to call at u. r. ticket or-flee for information.

Jas. B. Scablan, Agent AN OLD TIMER DEAD. Hon. A.

U. 8uott Pasted Away Lmt Hatur. day Ereulug. Kearney's well known pioneer citizen, Hon. A.

G. Scott, died at ten o'clock on Saturday evening, June 29, at the home of hiB son, Bert Scott, at Holdrege, Neb. Mr. Scott had been helpless for about a year from the effects of stroke of paralysis, and on account of advanced age he was not able to rally from the shock. E.

N. Porter field, of this city, whose wife is a niece of the deceased, went to Holdrege today to assist in the funeral preparations. The remains will be laid to rest in the Kearney cemetery, but at this writing we ENTRIES COMING IN Fast Men Coming to the Kear. ney Races. I'HK IMCIK LIST l'UOYKS A KIO UltAWINU C'AItD.

Newspapers Talk About State Meet the Big relary Harter of the Kearney and l'ark association is again at hie Ladies' Hand Turned, Hand Sewed Shoes $2.19 worth $3.50. Urice, Martin other point in com- VJIIIIIH. D11K. SUU StUUIlg A-O UU ICgUUlA pi 0f the state meet. These gentlemen re port a great internet Urn ughout the state in the comiuK races, and this interest is attested by newppaper clippings and the long list of entries that has already been made.

While in Omaha they recured promite from Edghill, the Western Union phenomenon, to he present, and also got the entries of Regley and Barnhart, of the Cleveland racinir team, nf TtAnAn (V See our fine line of Children's Lace Caps, for all Class events. Entries have also been received from Keshaw, Park, Him-street, Stone and Banks of Denver. Nelson of Chicago, a swift Class A man who won the Pullman road race two yean ago, is in the city and will add to the interest of the A events. The fast men of Lincoln and Omaha are entered in large numbers and it is not improbable that there are some dark hoi see among them who will cut in on a number of the old time cham Wheelmen already on the ground are Nelson of Chicago, Hay man and Mc-Call of Grand Island, Carter and Mockett of Lincoln, Jacobson of Hastings, Tessier of Sutton and Nicholls of Stromsbarg. There will be a large number of both wheelmen and visitois, and Kearney will have plenty to do by way of entertaining from Wednesday evening nntil Friday.

Secretary- Harter has a list of families who will take visitors and will be glad to hear from others who can accommodate one or more. What the Newipapere Are Saying. North Platte Tribune: Master Ed Parks expects to enter in the boys' bicycle races at the state meet at Kearney next week. We trust that he may be able to acquit himself with honors, although he will there find some of the beat riders of the state. Shelton Clipper: As Shelton will have league, appointed for tomorrow fe fa lndMtrilll Khooj are not advised aa to the date or arrange no celebration many of our people will Saturday.

menta for the funeral ceremonies. probably go to Kearney to the state bicy- Mr. Scott came to Kearney about four- cle meet Some of the fastest riders in teen years ago from Sheffield, 111., where the west will be there, and the races will he had been a man of considerable note I no doubt be both interestint and excitinir. in social and political life. He embarked I McOook Times-Democrat: A few of in the grain business in Kearney and was the wheelmen of this place intend riding for a time interested in the ownership of acrosi the country to Kearney to attend about twenty elevators on the B.

AM. the bicycle meeting there on the Fourth, He was interested as a citizen of Kearney Omaha Bee: It was announced in nearly everything ofa public character in these columns last Sunday that and was a man of high character and in- the Googlers would not go to fluenoe. His last public position was on Kearney on July 4. This was an er-the World's Fair commission as one of ror. The Googlers have reorganised and the U.

S. commissioners from Nebraska, with nearly twice the members under the For seven years past he had been the leadership of the chief Googlers, Mr. senior member of the firm of Scott Von Windheim, better known as "Pad- Bessie, the prominent grain dealers of lefoot," and Mr. Ed Cox, or "Corkey," as this city. At the time of his death he I he is called by his colleagues.

They will was about sixty seven years of age. go to Kearney and show the people of later Since the above was in type I the league meet city Low to have a good information has been received that the time. They will all wear uniforms and remains will arrive in Kearney via the B. A M. tomorrow at neon, and the funeral services will be held at the Con-grsgational church at NoUoo to Btntons.

Members of Rob Morris Lodge, A. F. and A. are requested to meet at their theQoogler club badges. So, Kearney, prepare for them.

Omaha Bee: Messrs. Harter and Walker of the Kearney Cycle and Park association were io the city yesterday looking after the interests of the state meet, which is to be held at Kearney July 4 and 5, and have arranged with! lodge room at eightao'clock this evening, Manager Umstead of the Western Union to arrange for the funeral services of their to h. Hrr Kahili i Daring! Sublime1 loo. extra wide percale for 10c. Gent's Furnishings.

Elegant and beautiful assortment of Embroidered Windsor Ties. The regular 25c quality in choice colors, your pick 15. 25c Men'a Suspenders for 15c. Men's Fine Overahirta, the 75o and 95c kind for 50c. They are beauties.

Shoes Shoes! Shoes! -MM FLAG- Opp. Opera House, Kearney, Neb. A New Kearney Train. The Union Pacific realizing the necessity for an early Omaha train baa scheduled No. 6 out of Kearney at 6:30 a.

m. This train arrives at Omaha at noon and gives patrons about six hours in Omaha, enabling them to reach home the name day At 10:40 m. Close connection also made on this train at Grand Island for Hastings. as. B.

Sca an, Agent. "Onaag Can," Nayl Nayl Not if yon make the trip via the Chicago, Union Padflo A North western Line. Fewest chAnnee to Chi eago and others eastern eities. Thorough vestfbuled trains, oompoeed of Dining Oars, first and second class Sleeper and Free Reclining Chair Oars. For full information call on or addrves Jab.

B. 8oaxlaji, Agent U. P. System national Edneailonal AmoolaUon. Denver, July 5 to 12, the Bur llngton Route will sell tickets to Denver.

Colorado Springs, Manitou or Pueblo at one lowest first class limited rare plus 12.00: also verv low rates to Helena and Butte, Yellowstone National Park. For full information call on Burlington ticket agent J20d-w3w Prom Chicago to tho Seashore rr A mighty feat and a master stoke in merchandising worthy of the greatest mercantile geniuses of any age or any time. In midsummer when trade is supposed to be dull with everyone else, we have taken desperate chances and have bought heavier than ever before at the great closing out sale of the Kilpatrick-Koch Diy Goods Omaha. Forced sale and bankrupt prices explain how we bought this magnificent stock. Hard times and a nerve of steel wnen comes to cutting prices explain how we will sell it J3T0ther Merchants Can Buy These Goods of Us in Unlimited Quantities.

10c Dress Gtoghams, Standard Bund, 5c 15c Black Satlne, at this Sale Cut to 1 oc Fine Figured Black Si tine, worth 13c, our Big Purchase Lets You Have It at 10c. Ladles' Sleeveless Undervests, Embroidered in Fancy Colors, Your Choice for 5c. Big Bargains in Handkerchiefs. These are worth 10. and Borne of to em more.

We mix the lot anp yon take your choice for 5c. Millinery--Another Cut in Price Trimmed Hats worth $1 25 now 80c. irimmeo uata worth Jl 00 now Trimmed Sailor Hats worth 75n 35o. We have some bargains come early. Socks.

C. .1. -N 1 in Fans if yot Socks. Socks. a uuii gone.

i A Ladies' 20c Seamless Fast Black HoseV this sale two pair for 25c. Shoes are advancing in price every day, but with the Black Flag's Accustomed ''Move Quick and Hit E'm Hard" we went to market and bought a Mammoth Stock before the raise in prices. Now and hrre is the time and piece to buy cheap as you ever did. Come at once. Men's 1.50 Dress Shoes in lace $1.00.

Ladies' Oxford Ties worth $1.25 at $1.00. Ladies' Oxford Ties fine dress worth $1 25 at $1.50. Men's two buckle plow shoes cheaper than ever, Jr. Parmenter Ellsworth, Shortest route is Pennsylvania Lines. Atlantic City, Cape Mar, Long Branch and summer havens on New Jersey Coast reached through Philadelphia, Newport, Narragansett Pier, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and resorts in the Cape God district through New York.

Five daily trains from Chicago to Philadelphia and New York without change. Write to 248 South Clark Chicago, for details. Address Dering. j2fl Strictly la It, The Chicago, Union Pacific And Northwestern Line offers the best accommodations to the traveling public en route to Chicago. Through trains, mat time, magnificent sleeping oars, elegant dining cars, colonist sleepers, reclining choir cars and handsome day ooaohea.

s8too81 The ladies of the W. R. C. will give a dime social Thursday evening, June 27. Cream and cake served.

Quilt drawn Everyone cordially invited. G. A. R. hall 25t3 Pure cider vinegar for sale 2009 avenue.

W. H. Houiks. j22tf THS STAKTSRS RSAPY? r- me western pan 01 tne state a cnance to morrow for the purpose of attending the this wonderful vounir rider. Thev funeral io a body.

have also received the entriM of thai Thev mav be but are von' Tf vmi nro aninn tn ft, liieveianu racing team ui roieao. u.i A fiuiMh BfJnl. I I auu Jl I wninli will 1rl nut In tha nUMit rxl I logae wuo wwo priTiiogvu vo near ev. the elam events. When a rmrino (mid Jno.

Power at the Congregational church travels this far to take part in a race meet yesterday morning enjoyed a rare treat the prize list must be something extraor- Hls estimate of America aad American dinary. Beyond a doubt Kearney's institutions was ia the highest decree ap- prize list is the beet ever offered at aay preciative. His commendations were state meet in the west, and acta as a given without bombast and had all the magnet to fast riders. Messrs. Harter more force that they were made with and Walker have visited the principal fairness and discrimination.

While fully points on the B. M. railroad and report appreciating the greatness of our na- abundance of enthusiasm everywhere. tional achievements, our pnenomlnal developments and our unequalled con: Tour Plain Duty quest of material forces, he is also awake Is to make the trip to Chicago oa the to our inevitable deficiencies and to the JaflCv Nrtaestorn a Line. Why? Time the quickest solid UWH.

wu.vM w-. v. train, nn rhino, nf perpetuity as a naUon. Like the true MiMOUri Tna flret waicuman, ue wouaat a now 01 warning, second class sleepers and dining can In common with the best spirits of the For full information call on or address day, Rev. Power realises that our civilsa- Jas.

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turn Jakwat mlfitf again. Born of the christian and sacrifi- .1.1 nr InanHi ta nwn inavitaUa ax. Keea Amertoana I 111 iv.i tlnrtlnn. Tha tav ii aDDroach nir whan jwi wuw ..1 .1.. of the Chicago, Union Paciflo A North- Dien win uv uw iuusw mtumit u.c- mmatmrn TJn Hi.t.n.

.11 mnatiinM i.il ia.in K.l I IUl(MUK wiuuuot, wm www I nlUl 0X80. gether by the bond of love in joyful ser vice and mutual helpfulness. To Trade (or Kearney Property. Good stock of merchandise with buildings and lands. Address Box 114, Pax-ton, Neb.

J27d2w No change or delay at the Missouri River. For full information call on or address Jas. B. Soamlan, Agent U. P.

System. aneodlro Or. Price's Craan Baktnf Powder World's Pair Highest Award. course following articles: you are you want to have the A K. C.

C. badge, a new belt, a new button set, a stick pin, In fact some new jewelry io give tone to the occasion. We have some stop watches for sale. PAKISLS BROS. Yon may have LOST many hours of comfort by not having worn A good reliable PAIR OF Hawthorne's GLASSES J.

D. HAWTHORNE, Kearney's Jewler. 1 1 1 I 4 IV' Y4 eXC v. 'J.