The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 3

'pecsai Easter PORTIERS CURTAINS. Announcement Pulley Belts Pulley Belt Buckles Pulley Belt Rings and Slides Medallion belts and buckles These goods must 1 seen to be appreciated. The Style, Quality and Price will please. The finest 25c line of Waist Sets, Belt Buckles, UairOrnii-ments and Hat Pins in the city. Many of these cannot be equalled or 50c.

S. A. FESS THE JEWELER The Fountain's Music. The gentle "sizz" of our lively soda is a musical sound to all who have enjoyed the delicious drinks we serve. We can't say our soda is any better this year than last-it's hard to improve on perfection but we do know that we shall use the purest and finest materials that money can buy, ind shall omit no effort that might make these most delightful beverages more delicious stilL Come and try our soda; come early and often.

MALL'S PALACE STORE WHAT ONE EATS should be the best the world can furnish. mm i Will Be Awarded by thn Burlington For Letters on Nebraska. The Burlington railroad company offers the following cash prizes for the nine letters which, in the opinion of a competent committee, are best calculated to encourage immigration to Nebraska: Ouo prize of $20, one of one of $10, six of each. The letters are intended for publication in eastern farm journals, and should be written in such a way as to impress the reader with the belief that any industrious man who comes to Nebraska with the intention of locating here permanently has as good a chance of attaining a competency as at any time in the state's history. fritters to be most effective, should take the form of a plain, straightforward statement of the writer's experience since he or she came to this state.

They should state what his resources or possessions were when he arrived, where he settled, what he first did, what measure of success has crowned his efforts, and, finally, what he thinks XT1 1 Shot in Northwestern Nebraska. A. K. Calhoun, son of Peter Calhoun I of this cit was shot Sunday near 1 Whitman in the northwestern nart of Our stock of food products is an all 'round tiie stat0 a range. A man exhibition of prize winners.

In quality, who had entered the land which was variety and pleasing prices we claim every- used by Mr. Calhoun was ordered thing. Avoid cheap canned goods, poor away. Iustead of moving away the fruits and vegetables, badly put up. Make stranger pulled a gun and deliterately good digestion wait on appetite and order 1 shot Calhoun.

The wounded man is your groceries from us. We run three wagons and make quick deliveries. Kearney Grocery Co Telephones 123 and 95. recovering slowly. Holmes' Hook Store for Wall Paper, Paint, Croquet, Hammocks.

Dr. E. Arthur Meservey, Dentist. Sale LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERS. 50 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, ecru, 85c, worth 51.25.

33 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, ivorv, 51-75, worth 52.25. 40 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, white, 52.50, worth 53.50. 20 pairs Brussels Net Curtains, Arabian smoke, 55.00, worth 57.50. 12 pairs Brussels Net, Arabian ivory, 57.00, worth 510.00. 10 pairs Swiss Ruffle Net, white, 51-50, worth 52.00.

13 pairs Ruff Net, white, 75c, woith 51.25. 10 pairs Fish Net, ivory, 53.00, worth 54,50. i 56.25 Portier Grecian a 53.oo, regular price 53.75; colors green, brown, porcelain blue and automobile red. 57.43 Portier, Turkish, at 54.oo, regular price 55.oo; colors red and green, rose green and red, green and ecru. 53.37 Portier Tapestry, colors green, tan and green, tan and brown, blue, old gold.

300 yards Fancy Elite Denim at 35c, worth 50c. These goods are suitable for curtains, portiers, lounge covers and cozy corners. They come in the newest shades of porcelain blue, automobile, red, green, old gold and lavenders. One lot of Denim Elite Fancv at 15c per yard in all the new and desirable colorings. Also a full line of Nettings Point de Venice, Point de Esprit, Brussels Net, Net Flouncings, put in at specially low prices for this sale.

OPENING SALE OF NEW PARASOLS MONDAY MORNING All the new pretty designs in novelty effects in a carefully selected line ot shadings for HI'IUK OF IjOUAIj Lilrf J. Union Pacific surveyors are at work in the city. Iluebner-Settle dramatic company Monday evening. Epworth league social tonight at Trinity M. church.

EI. E. Kreiger shipped six cars' of sheep Thursday to Callaway. Seats are on sale at Hansen's fori the Nebraska State Oratorical contest, B. A.

Bratcher shipped a cur of horses Thursday to Kansas City via i the B. M. I The regular Kearney tara played 1 a game of base ball this afternoon with the high school team. The ladies aid society of the Congregational church will nveet with Mrs; B. D.

Clark Friday afternoon. Jos. McKain, for a long time engineer on the K. B. hs resigned.

He will engage in the poultry and egg business in the city. Regular drill of Company A will be held this evening at the armory at half past eight. All members requested to be present. Campbell Bros, circus, a Nebraska organization, was in the city Wednesday. Itattracted large crowds u.

cur.i as a uuuw lor tuts man ia the aflern00n an( evening, who is trying to make a living of high-priced land in states east Missouri river. Far.rers are not the only persons who should take part in this contest. Teachers, physician, clergymen, newspaper and business nien, should be able to tell a story just as interesting in its way as that of the farmer. If they feel that their own experience has uot been sufficiently notable to warrant them in giving- it in detail, let them write' the history of any of their acquaintances who have attained a position of independence. In addition to above prizes, the Burlington offers four special prizes, aggregating $40, for the best letters bearing on the opportunities that! await the newcomer to western Ne- braska.

The conditions governing this con- 1 test are easily complied with. They are: 1. Letters must be written on only one side of the paper. 2. Letters should not be less than 1 2iMi, nor more than 1,000 words in length.

They should be addressed to J. Francis, (lenernl Passenger Agent, Burlington Houte, Omaha, and mailed in time to reach Omaha not later than July 1st, 4. All contributions, whether prize winners or not, shall become the proKrty of the Burlington Missouri River Railroad. letters accompanied by photo- i graphs clear enough to be reproduced by the half-tone process will, other things being even. Ih given the preference in awarding prizes.

MONEY TO LOAN on chattels and real estate. Notes bought A. I J. Gallentine, room 5 opera house block. his Dome at iiviou) Claiming uio of the Cozad, was fined by Police Judge Reilly on Thursday for being: drunk and disorderly.

Art MofTct was also fined for $0.70 on the same charge. Wall Paper at Holmes' Book Store 5c per roll. Dr. Bell may be found during office hours opposite postoffice. Residence upstairs over Htnline's drug store.

Time Is Money. When you are traveling due consideration should be givon to the amount of time spent in making your journey. The Union Pacific is the best line and makes the fastest time by many hours to Salt Lake City, Portland and California points. For time tables, folder, illustrated books, pamphlets descriptive of the territory traversed call on W. J.

Robinson, agent. A little life may be sacrificed to a sudden attack of croup, if you don't have Dr. Thomas's Electric Oil on baud for the emergency. "Neglected colds make fat graveyards." Dr. Wood's Norway Pimu Syrup helps men aud women to happy, vigorous old age.

I I A t.ITTI.K SOAP TALK. What is the use of being unclean when ruap and spouses ar cheap aud water ip We have all kinds of oap, at all kinds of prices, with ail Kinds of that i 1 1 suit the needs of all kinds of people. These suaps are placed in a special at special prices, for the special benefit of our customers and the public at large, for this special occasion in other words for this week only. Therefore everyone needing soap should take advantage of this rare opportunity to gel a piece of the best i perfumed soap at a nominal price, Remember the proverb, "While there's life there's soap." I HANSEN HANSEN, I Druggists. Dr.

F. Potts, office in Downinfc blcte. Res. 2112 7th ave. A Point For Kearney.

The case of A. J. Gustin, of Kearney, against the B. V. P.

and other railroad companies has been decided by the interstate commerce commission. This decision gives Kearney a reduction of 34 cents per ion on sugar from California. The rate on sugar from California to Omaha is "0 cents per ton and an additional 4H cents per ton was made on shipments to Kearney making cents ner ion, oui oy mis uceisiou i i it is spring, Drougnt out in only one or a kind. Ladies who would like to get an exclusive design ordered that not more than 15 cents would do well to glance carefully through this assortment and make a selection while the aii bo added to shipments toKear- goods are new and fresh. Prices are very low for this sale.

C. B. E. B. FINCH uev, making me 1 Kearney ii5 cents Omaha.

maximum rate to against 50 cents to Eliza B. Mills, M. Nash Buildin. 2014 Central Ave. Wall Paper at Holmes' 5c, tie, Ho, loc.

lL'ic, 2(c, 25c per roll. F. A. Packard. M.

opera house. Will Bo Largely attended. The sale of tickets at Hansen's for the Nebraska State Oratorical contest indicates that the opera house will bo packed on the evening of May 11 Reduced rates will be offered on all railroads and in consequence there will be many outsiders in attendance. Chairman Carson, of the local com miitee. is working hard for the success of the enterprise.

It is to be reraem bered that those securiag duplicate tickets now on sale at Hansen win have the benefit of securing their seats one day ahead of the regular day for selling tickets. Money to loan on farms. C. Rellly City Hall. Real Estate.argainsE.

J. Woolworth. Hammar Paint Book Store. $1.20 at Holmes BRAND NEW THIS WEEK. A fine assortment of center pieces doilies, from ISc to 45c New Shades, and a good supply of all utiinle shades in Brainard and Armstrong Casolans, Roman Flos aud Filoselle, price, three skeins.

BTcw Ribbons, all kinds, includtng Dew velvet ribbons for trimming. A biir. now assortment of Pulley Belts, in leather and Bilk, all the lRient, whades. from 25c to BOc Pnlhw iielt Buckles and Rings from NC tO BOC A fine line of new, fancy Sun Shades auid priced very econ omically -48 to S3.00 Some new ntimWs in Shirt Waists MiTived: ver neat and stylish from 'SO Another large invoice ot Sllk and from 50c a yard toSI.50. Our Silk Department has become the center of attraction for silk buyers, who want the latest styles, 8tey find the newest things here, stripped of all fancy profits.

rn Ooods has has been re- this week by addition of Silk Jwi.j" Mohair Crcpons 75c Ne. Bnlliuntines at 50c to 6e Ouo Draperies have received the ad venil nfew patterns in Silk i direct from New 'fork'. The very finest goods produce and shown for the first lime. New Laces, and not space here to enumerale all the new goods mai are daily arriving at THE LADIES9 SUIT STORE Sells Hats, Hats, its, and lots of Hats. Bett er Material More Finely Finished Chea iper than the Cheapest Come in and sa: for yo tirsclf and be convinced.

Don't forget to inspect our Tailor-Made Su uts and Silk Waists which we. are closing out at away down prices M. INGHAM. fl SOCIAL EVENT ill Lawrence Kevk Married ll Maud Moore Wednesday tveulug Ou of the prettier! and merriest weddings that has occurred in Kear- uev for some time was that ot Miss i Maud Moore and Lawrence Keck: Wednesdav eveuing. The ceremony as at half past nine o'clock and was performed by the Rev.

Mr. Atmore of St. Luke's church, in ihe presence of few intimate friends. The bride wore a rosebud gown, i nk mull with rosebuds over pink affeta silk, real lace, the gown with slight train; and carried a large bouquet of bride's roses. The parlors aud halls were profusely ecorated with apple blossoms, and their delicate fragrance and soft bloom filled all the rooms with sweetness.

After the ceremony, aud the congratulations to the happy couple, wedding supper was served, with thirty-two guests at the table. The table decorations were exceptionally beautiful, a bugh center piece of La France roses, and quantities of smilax gracefully outlined over the white inen, all under the soft radiance of wax candles in cut glass and silver andelabra. When all were seated the health and happiness of the bride were proposed and drank, then that of the groom and finally long life and much joy to the bride and groom. The menu was mushroom and sweetbread patties, Maryland biscuit, potatoes au gratin, alted almonds, chicken salad, olives, tutti frutl ice cream, bon bons, cakes and coffee, with punch served through all the courses. The bride cut the bride's cake, and with a few gracious words offered it to her guests.

At the conclusion of the repast, a Hash light picture was taken of the guests and table, and then all returned to the par- ors, while the bride and groom pre pared for their wedding journey, a short trip east. The presents were extremely beauti ful and numerous. There were a large numler of pieces of cut glass and solid silver, an elegant silver pitcher, several fine water color paintings, a handsomely upholstered Morris chair, several Oriental rugs, and many other useful and dainty gifts. Miss Moore has lived in Kearney since childhood and is one ot the most charming and accomplished young ladies in the city. Her literary attainments are of a high and unusual character, while her musical ability Is of an exceptional order.

Mr. Keck also has been here for many years and is a social favorite, and a young man of recognized business capacity. Never did bride look lovelier than Miss Moore last evening, and her friends spoke with sincerity when they congratulated the man who has won her love and taken her for his bride It is a matter of felicitation to their many friends that after their brief wedding journey they will return to Kearney to make it their home. Will Begin Monday. "After Twenty Years" will be the opening bill of the Huebner-Settle dramatic company at the Kearney opera house next Monday evening.

This capable company will play ft three night engagement In this city. "Faust" will be the attraction Tuesday evening. Mr. Huebner was in Kearney some time ago with the Pearson slock company and will be re membered by many Kearney people. Prices are popular, admission being 15, 2T and 35 cents.

Tickels on sale at Hansen's on Saturday. The Way to Uo to California. Is In a tourist sleeper, personally con ducted, via the Burlington Route. You don't change cars You make fast time. You see the finest scenery on the globe.

Your car Is not so expensivelj furnished as a palace sleeper, but It is just as clean, just as comfortable, just as good to ride in and nearly $20.00 cheaper. It has wide vestibules; PintBch gas, high back seatB; a uniformed Pullman porter; clean bedding; spacious toilet rooms; tables and a heating range. Being strongly and heavily built, It rides smoothly; Ib warm In winter and cool in summer. In charge of each excursion party is an experienced excursion conductor who accompanies it right through to Lob Angeles. Cars leave Omaha, St.

Soseph, Lin coin and Hastings every Thursday arriving at San Francisco following Sunday, Los Angeles Monday. Only three days from the Missouri River to the Pacific Coast, Including a stopover of one and one-half hours at Denver and two and one-half hours at Salt Lake City two of the most interesting cities on the continent. For folder glvim full information. call at any Burlington Route ticket office, or write to J. Francis, General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.

To American Soinmerland "The Overland Limited" via Union Pacific makes many hours quicker time between Missouri river and San Francisco than any other line. I Finely equiped with Double Draw- Ing Room Palace Sleepers, Buffet Smokinir and Library Cars with Bar ber Shop and Pleasant Reading Rooms, Dining Cars, Meals a-la-carte, Pintscb Light, Steam Heat. For tickets, advertising matter and full Information call on 01 address W. J. Robinson.

THE MUSIC Of the carpet beater is heard in the early morn; the housewife pins her lace cuitaim to the parlor floor or stake them down on the newly mown lawn; the sofa pillows are airing on the front porch roof, and their denim and tapistry covering is sent to the wash. The cunains and draperies that were in the best room will fill the needs of the second best, the pillow covers that did not come out fresh and bright will be replaced with new and there must be some new curtains that do not show frayed edges or darns for that best room. We wish to bunch this business as much as possible, and ON FRIDAY. MAY 4TH. We will sell Lace Curtains.

Draperies and Upholstering Materials AT VERY CLOSE PRICES Plain Sllkalines in newest shades at lOc Persian, Oriental and Moral designs in Silkalines. in exclusive designs in the Kensington and Goblin goods, at 13c Drapery Bilks, best quality of washable goods, at 63c Denim, plain and fancy, tircly new designs iu lor Liiis sine, oiyie z-i at ouble printed. A large assortment in in- oijie mm ntyie zz iz-i extra weight aud quality at Agents for Standard Patterns, 5c, ioc, 15c, 20c. DANIELS BROS. Showing iome beautiful creation in (ouicmealI Imported Fans.

II 1 I 1 isiBsar Particularly suited for Commencement or Wedding tiifts. An early purchase insures best choice. Daniels Jewelers. I4c Tickings, best fancy in light aud dark etfects Jelc Renalsance Lace Cloth, a pretty fabric for pillows 17c German Valours and Damask Upholstery Cloth at from to $1.00 Discount of 20 per cent. Hill be made on Fancy Hcrlm and Swisses for sash and full curtaius at regular prices from to 4()c per yard.

A very large anil new assortment of these and Nottingham Lace Curtaius. All of theot goods are in new designs that attract buyers and have been priced very close for regular selling. At a 20 per cent, discount there will be bargains for you. LACE CURTAINS. Style 28-Plain Swiss, five-inch ruffle, Tamboor 'scroll and Irish point effect on one side and across Style 21) -Plain Swiss six-inch ruffle with giving a very effective show full Tamboor wreath design, 1.79 2.65 Style TO Fine Swiss, two-inch inserting, eight-inch ruffle, lace 2.99 Style 31-Brussells Net, two rows, lace inserting, two inches wide, six inch rullle, with two-inch lace edge 5.50 Genuine hand-wrought Hrussells Net Curtains, priced special and very 4.75 7.75 Space does not let us give description of these goods Tl lace effect Is in scroll and lloral Patterns of hiirh urade work nici'l cnvMfi tur i.hn nnt.f curtain.

The Arlington Piano, which we give away, would be a nice addition to a room furnished with some of the above goods. A ticket with every dollar's cash purchase. Mm, "Quick Meal" EVAPORATOR. The best and most satisfactory of all "QUICK MF.AI.S" is the EVAPORATOR the stove that lights like gas. It has intense, hot, blue, clear flames, and starts and burns without the least smoke or soot.

The "QUICK, MKAL" EVAPORATOR is made in many different sues and styles. For kale by the G. F. Bodinson Hdw. Co.

prcr The Reason Why we please all lies in the uniform excellence of our laundry work. Spic and span linen only comes from a place where everything is done right. There is no satisfaction in wearing things that look as though they'd had a brush with the Roer. Enjoy the benefit of Kearney's Iwst laundry, and let us lend you our polish at low rates of interest. Kearney Steam Laundry Company WINK AND BLINK! Will you wink and blink your life and nervous energy awav rather than wear glasses Will you force your eves to overwork, neglect them hen they cry for help, 1 abuse them vear after year, until at middle life you arc compelled to seek aid, perhaps to find your vision impaired beyond entire repair? A little glass lArthe proper time will save.yo4prld of trouble and vision for old age, whentra bigin to rely more and more on printed book and newspaper for J.

D. HAWTHORNE JEWELER AND. OPTICIAN.