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BROWN, Editot. daily iditioh By Mall, one T' 9j Carrier, par week .16 0 I' IIICI-WIIILY IDITI0NS use Tear In advance 0 Uli Moutha To BCBacwBlM: When mltx-rlbera desire Change of addreaa, they ahnuld lumrlnbly Klv name of former port-office. Remittance alumlu made by Iraft, expreaa or poatel minify i-rUei temple ooplet of ellber editlou tent free to an; addreaa This Date In History March 3. KM-William Godwin, Engllih novelist, born: XTW William Charlea Macready, tragedian, bom Id London; died 1U73. Uacready was one of tbe principala in an affair that came near being an international epiaode.

After winning high laurel as Vlrginiua, R. chard III and oth ar noted characteri of the greatest dramatists, be appeared in the leading cltlea of the United States. That was in IS48 and 1MB. During his stay in this country he became Involved In a dispute with America's favorite tragedian. Edwin Korrest.

The bitterness spread among friends and admirers of both actors. It culminated in a riot in Astor place, May, 1840. Partibans of Forrest warned Macrcady not to appear in New York. Under the promise of protection by his admirers he opened a farewell engagement. The theater was mobbed and 22 persons were killed.

Ut7 Claude Perrin Victor, duke of Delluno, created marshal of Franc by Napoleon on the leld of Frledland. died; born 1764. 18n Emancipation of Russian serfs by imperial decree of Ciar Alexander II. 180ft Dr. W.

P. Palmer, antiquarian and writer, died In Richmond. 1897 Nelson YVhratcroft, well known actor and dramatic teacher, died in New York city. 18(0 Rear Admiral George Dewey became fall admiral by the operation of the law reviving that rank. Bullek has evidently justified his reputation as "the bulldog." There is so much mud in the Omaha municipal campaign that thespring rains can be very easily dispensed with.

How the little American will shrivel up when he reads that Uncle Sam has sixty-one was-ships in course of construction. Since the relief of Kimerley and Ladysmith the public appears to have forgotten all about the revolution in Kentucky. Talk on the governorship thus fails confined principally to C. H. Dietrich, of Hastings.

But of course there will be others. There has been nothing to complain of regarding the loyalty or the fighting quality of Britain's Irish brigade in South Africa. The place to settle the license question is at the polls without any "en-tagling alliances" with candidates or other questions of any kind or character. The eagerness with which the fusion-ists are making D. Clem Deaver an issue Indicates that they have finally concluded that it is not well to ignore small things.

Carnegie has concluded to define his position politically. He declares that he is still a republican. Having been an assistant democrat during the past year his explanation is timely. JOLIET is so well pleased with the Chicago drainage canal that the en terprising people of that burg are already talking of extending it to make a ship canal to the Mississippi. There Is nothing the matter with Porto Rico In the eyes of the American congress and there is reason to believe that Porto Ricians will admit that there is nothing the matter with the American congress.

The public debt was reduced nearly seven milliondollars during February, from which it will be taken for granted without deliberation or discussion that a republican administration is incorape-tant to run the business of the country. The attorney of the St. Paul and Omaha road files an answer with the iuter-state commission to the charges of the Norfolk Business Men's association, in which he asserts that the latter have not told the truth. This is serious. Railroads have enough to answer for without being lied A hill has been introduced in the house by Congressman Neville that fixes a salary for fourth-class postmasters and gives them a monthly allowance and other expenses in addition to the fees that they now receive.

Of course congress will not do a thing to that bill but smother it with neatness and inelegant dispatch. The, action of the president on Friday in sending to congress a message requesting that body to pass a bill appropriating some two million dollars for the use and the relief of the Island of Porto Rico, and the promptness with which a bill was introduced and passed with but forty minutes discussion, almost took the breath of the democrats. Among the democrats, populists and silver republicans who voted for the bill the names of Nebraska members are conspicuous for their absence. Scurrcz says that the teach- ings of Washington and Lincoln are derided as antiquated nursery rhymes. Ti: old tiiau is evidently trying to be facetious but has (ailed.

He might I add that a sect to which he belongs lias been making it a practice to misquote and misinterpret the sayings of these great men to serve the little purposes of a number of little Americans. The recent disposition manifested at Merlin for the German empire to remain on good terms with England is wise in its time. Were Germany to assist in the eastern scheme to break down the Mritish empire, she would alter that had been accomplished have to bear the brunt of all the pressure of the eastern question herself. With hostile France in the rear, Russia looming up like a terrible glacier in front and all of the smaller fry only interested in saving themselves and getting a crumb from the tables of the autocrats, Germany would have more grief than her rulers ever dreamed of. The national secretary of the Anti-Saloon league, Howard P.

Russell, when in Omaha a few days ago organizing a local branch of the league, made the following statement to a representative of the Bee: "The Anti-Saloon league must not be mistaken for un organization for the extirpation of the saloon. What we want to bring about is simply a strict enforcement of the present laws, which, I understand, in Nebraska, cover the ground pretty thoroughly, by building up a public sentiment that will sustain it and co-operating with public officers in sympathy with the movement. We hope to have a strict enforcement of the provisions against Sunday open ing and keeping open at night after the specified hours, as well as the sell ing of liquor to minors and NEHKASKA nkws notes. Niobrara has secured long-distance teiepnoue privileges Hastings newspapers are advocating tne erection oi an auditorium Work on the new high school at tsiair )s being pushed rapidly A Wilber man boasts of a leghorn hen that laid hve eggs In one day. Hemingford claims to have the larg est separator station in the United States.

Nearly a trainload of fat sheep were shipped from Wood Hiver to Chicago last week. A party of Hastings people are ar ranging for a trip to the Yellowstone Park during July and August. a movement is on loot to remove present superintendent of schools, Dr Charles A. Gordon, at Lincoln. A divine healer at Chadron claims that he can cure all diseases because he is as good and pure as Christ, A party of five Red Cloud citizens have enaraired Dassatre to Cane Nome and intend to start for there on the first of May The Ilorlocker candy case is booked for trial in the district court at Hast ings this month, but many believe it win be postponed again.

The proposed bonding of South Omaha for $100,000 for funds to be used in erecting a high school building is meeting with strong opposition. From twenty-six cows F. A. Strew- blew of Bert county claims to have realized on the sale of cream alone, a net return of $.0 per head There being no other way to secure a railroad the citizens of Boyd county have decided to vote the required bonds and see the dirt fly as soon as spring opens Fred W. Reifcrnath, who settled in Cedar county the year after Nebraska became a state, died last week from hemmorhage of the lungs.

He was six ty-slx years of age. At Arlington the other dav Rev Jacob Hilgendorf pronunced the cere mony uniting "In the holy bonds of wedlock Mr. Gottieb Echtenkamp to Miss Kmma Uilgenkamp Bewareof Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surface. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions trom repuable phvsi cians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly get from them. Hall Catarrh (Jure, manufactured by F.

J. Cheney Sc Co. Toledo, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly up on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and is made in loledo, Ohio, by I.

J. Cheney Co testimonials free, (--jTSold by Druggists, price 7ac. per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Does Coffee Agree With You? If not, drink Graln-O-made from purest-aim.

lady writes: "The tint Ume 1 made Uraio-O I did not like It but after ruing It for one week notlhngr would induce me to ko back to Coffee." It nourish and leva the system. The children can drink It freely with great benefit. It (a the strrngtliemnK substance of pure grains. Get i package today from your grocer, follow the dl rections In ranking it and yon will hare a dell ciouaand healthful table bcTerage for old and young, in ana mc, Is your hair falling out or turning gray? This can be stopped at once by the use of Beggs' Hair Renewer. FI.

Iddell, of Nevada, says: "One bottle entirely stopped my hair falling we sen it. mels r. Hansen. The Perfect Little Pill, Beggs' Little Giants, cures Constipation and Indigestion, also Sick Headache relieved at once. We keep them N.

P. "ansen A household necessity Dr. Thomas MeetrlcOiU HealB burns, cuts, wound of any sort: cures sore throat, croup, caiarrn, astnma: never rails. BdncataYo.tr Bowels ith Caacarata. Candy Cnthnrtlc, cure conntiputioii forever I0c.25e ItCC.C clriingiis refund money.

COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS. Grandview. Mrs. Ay re is reported on tbe sick list. Mr.

Eckhout was out bagging rabbits yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Trumbull rejoice over the birth of a son. Mis Grace Brown visited her parents in Kearney Saturday and Sunday.

Ira Nicholas has purchased the Bears farm and Intends to build this spring. Peter Jacobson had a leg broken while herding cattle the horse falling with him. The coon hunter was out angling for shjlastweek. We think he was crowd ing the season. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Sanderson visit ed relatives and friends in Center township last week. Shelton. Walter Ashton is visiting friends in the east. Since the thaw the roads are almost impassable.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stubblefield are patents of a boy baby born March 1. Attorney Ashton was up from Grand Island Thursday on professional business. The first trainload of sheep from Shelton this year was shipped to Chi cago this week.

The stock of the Fair store has been nvoiced and is still closed awaiting action of creditors. Miss Moore. Drincioal of the hiirh school, went to Lincoln Friday for a couple of days visit. J. W.

Crabtree, state school inspect or, was here last week and highly con gratulated our schools. Dr. Little has returned to Shelton after a visit of several weeks with his parents at Madison, Neb. Joseph Franks drove to Ravenna Fridav morning to be Dresent at a case at law in which he is interested. A nice girl baby was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Willis Moore on Thursday, also a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Siegel Cox. Mrs.

J. H. Smith gave an apple tea to a large number of Shelton ladies riday evening, which was a delightful affair. Dr. E.

L. Smith came home from Chicago last Sunday, where he had been for a month brushing up in medics and surgery. D. A. Dorsev.

of Kearnev. lectured before a Grand Army audience Friday evening on the Andrews raid, and other themes of Interest to the old soldier. The school board held the first meet ing of the year on Monday evening. Many bills were allowed, some new rules were adopted, and more books i were Ordered. I W.

S. Hill has leased the Pacific I hotel from Mr. Marble and taken charge of the business. He has the best wishes Of Our people for success in his new enterprise. Mrs.

John Tooley died Fridav morn-i ing, March 2, at her home in Shelton. She was one of our oldest settlers and well liked by those who have known her during her long residence ht re. bne leaves a husband in feeble health. Gibbon. C.

M. Beck was a Kearney visitor Monday. Jack Mercer returned from Omaha Tuesday. L. J.

Babcock and wife went to Oma ha Monday. Revival meetings are in progress at the M. E. church. ,1.

A. Young and W. C. Smith drove 1. P.

Sprague transacted business at' the county capital Tuesday. Frank Hershey shipped six cars of sheep to Chicago last week. Nels Nelson and Otto Pierson are visiting relatives in Chicago. S. D.

Frederick added eleven cars of cattle to his feed-yards Monday. G.W. Cherrington returned Tues- day from a visit with his family at Omaha. Frank flershey came InfromChicago Wednesday where he has been to visit his family. W.

P. Stanton, from Hartwell, visited his son, E. C. Stanton, of this place, Monday. Fred Fulmer came home from North Platte this week, where he has been employed with the Union Pacific.

H. R. Sheldon and family returned Tuesday from Ravenna, where they had been visiting friends for a week. S. D.

Frederick and family returned Wednesday from a two weeks visit with relativies and friends at Chicago. J. K. Baker, Jas. Corrigan, John and Chas.

Clark were on the South Omaha market with fat cattle this week. J. A. Young returned last week from Hot Springs. where he has been spending a few weeks for the benefit of his health.

J. W. Fulton, mining expert from Helena, en route to Chicago, stopped over from Monday till Wednesday to visit his uncle, Z. J. Fisher.

Art George, of the Empire store, Kearney, Sundayed in our town, and Roruaine St. Jonn, of Litchfield, visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. The pigeon shoot at H. P. Smiths' ranch this week was a decided success.

About fifteen sportsmen were present, with Col. Sam Watson heading the score. Art and Bunk Short, Fred Burns and Tom Powell, went to South Omaha Monday. They have situations there with the Armour Packing company. ''I used Kodol Dyspepsia-Cure in my family with wonderful results.

It gives immediate relief, is pleasant to take and Is truly thedy speptic's best friend, says K. Ilartgerlnk, Overisel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Cannot fail to cure. Hansen Hansen.

No one knows the unbearable torture one undergoes from piles unless they are so afflicted. Tartar's Bitkeyk Pile Ointment is a quick, safe and rialnlesBCure. Price, 50cente In bottles, Tubes, 75 cents. Hansen Hansen. To Car CoaatlpaUlon Foar.

Take Caacareu Candy Cathartic lOo or XSe. C- tall to rare. aVucgiata reft ud mojei I i I I i I 118 They Present an Excellent Entertainment Friday Evening. Friday evening the Hub's war correspondent betook himself to one of Manager Napper's koppes, wrapped his portable bomb-proof about him, settled himself behind the shade of a big opera hut and sniffed the battle from afar. The action opened with a piano solo by Miss Mary Bailey.

An Instrumental duet by Misses Lyon and Tebbits, a violin solo by Miss Dot Black, a vocal solo by Miss Ernestine Tabor, piano solo by Miss Mills and a guitar and mandolin number by Harry and Arthur Evans were inter spersed throughout the program at appropriate intervals. All the musi cal numbers were excellent and hearti ly received by the audience. Master Frank Willis acquitted himself credit ably in a declamation. The chief interest, however, centered upon thecadet companies in their first appearance under arms. The cadet company has but recently been equipped with U.

S. rifles, which nevertheless they handled like veterans. Their first exhibition was in the setting up exercises which they performed under the commands of Captain Walter Jones, First Lieht. Leary and Second Lieut. Forehand, in turn.

The drill was splendidly done and explains In large measure the erect and soldierly bearing which our citizens have noticed on the part of the cadets as they have appeared on the streets day by day. Company drill in foot movements and manual of arms followed under command of Major Patch, and the precision and uniformity with which the various evolutions were performed was a revelation to the audi ence, which manifested its appreciation by frequent and vigorous applause. Not less pleasing was the drill by Company composed of the high school girls. As they faced the audience in company front dressed in their neat fitting dark blue uniforms, they looked capable of capturing a whole and the audience surrendered at discretion. The commissioned offloers1 of company are L.

V. Patch, captain; Louise Shahan, first lieutenant; lonrirln. Hnrr. Rfloond V1 Stewart, hrninr-apv first. r.

lleutenant; ud)MI" Wickersham, nonorary secotiu neuwjuaui. iisnouiu also le stated that professor Morey is honorary second lieutenant of the Cadet company. L. V. Patch is major of the Cadet corps and to his thorough and enthusiastic Work is due to pro ficiency which has been attained in drill and discipline.

The entertainment closed with a camp scene, at night, with the sentinel pacing his beat, while in the background the boys indulged in larks, including the stealing of two roosters which evidently did not belong to the cadets, for they steadfastly refused to ti.rht. Present reveille called the hnv from slmnhnr und anlrlipra' to thn nrrwilip rpnlltina of a crowning line oi tin plates ana cups, t0 be followed by tattoo ana assembly. Boll call discloses one absentee and at the sergeant's order all break ranks to seek the missing. He is discovered eaeefullv snorinir in his blanket. sleeping off the weariness occasioned by last night's chicken foraging.

His comrades draghim foi th incontinently, omitting the formality of untforming, And toss him in a blanket to the great amusement of all concerned. The "last scene of all" disclosed the entire corps drawn up in column of companies and singing the National Anthem, after which the curtain went down upon one of the best home entertainments of the season. Dr. Bell' may be found during; office hours opposite postoffice. Residence upstairs over Henline's drug: store.

Wm. Orr, Newark, says, "We never feel safe without One Minute 'ough Cure in the house. It saved my little boy's life when he had the pneumonia. We think it Is the best medicine made. It cures coughs and all lung disease.

Pleasantto take, harmless and gives immediate results. Hansen Hansen. Are you sick? If so, investigate the merits of HkuuinE. It is a concentrated medicine, the dose is small, yet it quickly produces the most gratifying thn tins lose their pallor, the eye becomes bright and the step elastic. Price, cents.

Hansen Hansen. Pimples and Blotches on the face are most unsightly things to look at and disfigure an otherwise handsome face Are you aware that these can be entirely removed by using Begg's Blood Purifyer and Blood Maker. Sold by Nlnla P. Hanson rVn 1 1 A huln ewit.t.incT a nnA nnvpr cures it: but carrying home a bottle of Ballard's Hokkhocxd Syrup, and using it as directed, will cure the worst kind of cough or cold. Price, and 50 Hansen Hansen.

"A dose in time saves lives." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, nature's remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases of every sort. To Core Cooatlpatloa Forever. Take discards Candy Cathartic 10c or 25c IICC tall to cura, druggUU refund money. CHURCH SERVICES Swedish Mission Twenty-fourth and First Ave.

Sunday school at 10. Preaching Tiiu p. ta. All ScauUiiid-vians are invited. Swedish Free Mission Corner Twenty-fifth and Avenue B.

Sunday school at 10. Preaching 11 an 1 7 All are welcome. Trinity M. K. Rev.

R. H. Beany, pastor. Preaching 11 a. m.

Sunday school 10 a. m. Kpworth league p. in. Class meeting 7 p.

m. St. Luke's Episcopal --Rev. W. S.

Simpson Atmore. rector. Sunday si'hool 10 a. tu. Mot-nine service, for Sunday h) Kve.

ning service Church of Christ Scientist First reader, Mrs. Carrie B. Wilson. Suu-day service 10:150 a. in.

Free reading room 0en daily from 2 to 5 p. m. Christian Science hall, corner First avenue and Twenty-third street are welcome. Baptist I. II.

Wood, pastor. Morning subject, "A New Suit of Clothes. In the evening the pastor will be assisted by the secretary of the Baptist State Convention Rev. C. W.

Brinsted, one of the most able men the denomination in the West. Christian W. T. Hacker, pastor. The revival that commenced last Sunday has been well attended.

Three confessions. No service this evening. Usual services Sunday morning and evening, and each evening next week. Singing Evangelist Kerr will render i at least one solo each service. All in-1 vited.

First M. E. D. D. Forsyth, pastor, Services will open at 10 with class! meeting in east parlor.

The pastor will preach at 10:150 and following the Bcriiiuu win uieiiiucis unu Miu church. Mass meeting for men only at 3 p. m. In the church, at which Mr. Miller will sing and will speak on sermon will receive members into the "The Delayed Execution." Eliza B.

Mills, M. Nash Buildine, 2014 Central Ave Boyle Distinguishes HliiHnlf. Washington dispatches from the Philippines tell an interesting sljiry of an exploit by Lieut. Ashton Boyle, of the Twenty-lirst volunteer infantry. Lieut.

Meade with twenty men and Lieut. Boyle with ten men were detailed to disperse a post of Filipinos, about one hundred in number, who were in a position to make trouble. Under cover of night the two squads approached the Filipinos from opposite directions, making a wide detour. Lieut. Boyle, carried away by the eagerness of tbe chase, got in advance of his squad some distance and when within twenty-five yards was discovered and one hundred Filipino rilles were drawn on him.

Then there was a lively meelee, Boyle being in the thick of it. Ue escaped uninjured, but five of the enemy were killed and a number wounded. Allred T. Anderson Photos are the best. The Bros.

Itoyer in "Next Door." The famons Brothers Royer will appear at the opera house tonight in their acrobatic farce frolic, "Next Door." The piece is an acrobatic production on the order of "Fight Bells," "Daly's Vacation" and "Upside Down." It issaid tocontain many features, proml- nent among them being the Royer troupe of acrobats. The funny trick bathing scene, the haunted house, the funny mule and the wonderful leaping scene, all going head first through a second story window. A feature in itself is the beautiful costumes and scenery. The piece is without a doubt one of the very best on the road. Rev.

W. E. Sit.er. W. Caton, N.

writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors and medicines without benefit. 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and ithelped me from the start. I believe it to be a panacea for all forms of indigestion." It digests what you eat. Hansen Hansen. Beggs' Little Giant Pills are the only reliable pill for Constipation, Indigestion and all Liver ills.

Rev. S. H. Jones, Tacoma, writes: "I have suffered for years with Constipation aud Indigestion. One box of Beggs' Little Giant pills relieved me entirely." We keep them.

Niels P. Hansen. Try Allan's Koot-Kase. A powder to be shak-n into the shoea. Your (eet feel atr-jllen, nnrvous and hot, ami get tire i easily.

ou ve Binartti'g feet or tignt aboer. try Alletra Coot Eaie. It cool' the feet and make walking eaay. urt-B nwolleti. awratlip feet Ingrowing nail, Lllaters and callous spot Relieves corns and bunions of all pain ana glvt I real and comfort.

Try It to-day. Hold by all dmgg sta and ahoe stores for 'Jfte. Tj-tal packBge FRKK Address, Allen a. OlmnKsd, Roy, I Children often inherit feeble digestive power and colic of a more or less I -1 V. I l' H.nnun, III II 115 1 I 4 I I .1 41 i a I wmc" ul to UlgeSl.

I WHITS'. I UK AM acts as Price, a general and permanent tonic. 25 cents. Hansen Hansen. Lewis Ackerman, (ioshen, says.

"DeWitt's Little Harly Risers always bring certnin relief, cure my headache and never They gently cleanse and invigorate the bowels and liver. Hansen Hansen. Gold At Cape Nome. If you want information about the CttP country, how to wh.at il uosls- wnt" I et there Francis. general passenger agent H.

A M. it. K. K. in rsebraska, Omaha, cb.

Hives are a terrible torment to the little foltcs, and to some older ones, F.asilv cured. Doan's Mntuient never fails. Instant relief, permanent cure At any drug store, 50 cents. Haw Arc Tour Kldneya I Dr. Hobba' Sparairua Pills cure all airineT Ills.

Ram-BlafrM Add BMrllua Hemeilr Cbicumir N. i All I Some People Wonder How Smith can sell as many good household goods as he does at the lowest price on earth, but he does just the same. If you don't think so call and get niv prices. Cash paid for second hand goods. South Side.

Two Social I'urtlfN. About a dozen young people assem- bled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Loveriti Friday evening and wen-hand-somely entertained Miss Madge Loverin in honor of Miss Pearl Johnson of Stroiuslmrg. Whist and the usual social features made a pleasant evening.

The young men's mandolin club and a number of other young people constituted an informal gathering at the residence or and Mrs. M. A Nye on Friday evening. The guests wt-re handsomely treated by Miss Mayliell Nye, and a delightful evening was spent. Saturday Markets.

Grain Wheat 40 to corn 22, oats IS to 20, rye to US. Livestock Steers 4.00 to 4.7f, cows ami heifers to veal 5.00, 4.25. Poultry Chickens 5 to (1c, turkeys 7c. Use "Our Native Herbs," the great blood purilier, kidney aud liver regulator, cures all diseases arising from impure blood, such as Rheumatism, Constipation, Indigestion, etc. Ltitl days treatment $1.

The dollar refunded if not cured. For sale only by John Seibold, Agent. Kearney, Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, 111. writes, "I never fail to relieve my chil- iu uu iuucriuj 11111 tr()m at 01lcp b' using On K' J.

f''e sate without it. (Quickly curescoughs ldS) grippe and all throat and lun. el diseases. Hansen it Hansen. Educate Your liowela With raacareta.

Canjy Cathartic, cure conatlputloii forever 10c. 26a w. iBti, ui uiikibu! reiunu money JOHNSON SON, GROCERS. When you are looking for a place to buy something to eat, you will find it here. We are after the grocery tradetnd getting it.

We need yours too and have a great many inducements for you. In our Coffee and Tea department we are leaders. We sell the best Coffees roasted in this country antl our trade on Coffee has been very encouraging. Advancing prices have not made any material change in the best high grade goods and we still sell the famous Johnson's 20 cent coffee at the old price. In fresh crackers we have: Kennedy's English Fruit Cake per lb 2.rx! Kennedy's Cheese Straws pr lb.

16 Kennedy's Graham Crackers perlb.Ju Kennedy 'sOat Meal Crekets per lb. 10 Keuuedy.s L6ng Banph fjiBcuito per id. i a Kennedy's BroWnias.per lb. 15 vve nave all or canned fish and sell as follow Domestic Sardines per carf. 05o California Olive Pil Sardines per can ir, Finesylmported-aSardioes, per can 20 Oreo 'Canned Salmyti, new pack 15 Columbia River Salmon Steak, fin- iVt packed, per (itin 20 Mackerel in Tomlto Sauce and 8eea.ner eafi 20 wiss Uhee.

per lb 20 lew YArk Cream Cheese, ner 20 ce NvVtrfy lackerel, the finest caugTit, each 15 handlir TCearr rney Flour Kearney Corn Meal Kearney Brooms Kearnev Ciarars and tarft a whole lot more of Ifearnov nroduWs as believe in home industry being patronized. JOHNSON SON. A T)T)TATT "IBBERD BRICK COMPANY 1 MANUFACTURERS OF JJilllllV Building and Sidewalk Brick i Yards: Ave. A and 37th St. Telephone 105.

Dealers in Fire Brick, Paving: Brick, Builders' Supplies and Cut 0r Routrh Building Stone, Contracts taken for all kinds of mason work, or buildings complete. Brick for sale at kiln, or delivered to buildings, or on board cars. F.stimates made on work free of charge. Correspondence solicited. HIBBERD BRICK COMPANY.

HAASE SON Staple and fancy Groceries 2006 Central Avenue. We Watch for All the time and arc always ready to give good prices for Second-Hand Goods, and sell them at reasonable prices. Should you need anything in the household line let us show you how much money we can save you. Bicycle repairing a specialty. 2413 Central Avenue.

SMITH. Kearney Opera House. R. L. NAPPER, MANAGER.

Saturday, March 3 THE FAMOUS BROS. ROVER In their Acrobatic Farce Frolic "NEXT DOOR" The Kiiuniesl Show on Eiirtli. SEE The Six Kojcr Tniiir of Acrolmts. Tlit'llruHt Klresoem-. The Trick Trolley Car.

The Kvvolvlug eiie. The (inly Archie Knyer. Ten (ireul SixYlaltlOH. Nothing Like It! Ten Times Greater Than Any Other. Prices 2.r, iKV, and tl .00.

Seatn on -ale at Hanseti's drtw Kilda? Mar. 2, at 9 a. m. Good Articles Of What ill say who trade with Marqu Grocery Stock is fresh and clean and at real bargains. We Can save you money on Queens ware Marquis Grocery Home Phone 167.

Hdoley's Restaurant Don't forget when you are In need of anything in the line of good cooking to try our fare. Short orders, dinner, lunches. In our bakery department we have the finest that can be made. Bread, home-madecake, pies, etc. Ilooley Reynolds.

H. JENSEN. Tailor. Suits. ade to Order.

Repairing Done 201o Central Kearney. BRICK Bargains A. DRAKE..