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1 OUP ENTIRE STOCK GOES ON SALE MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5th, AT Wholesale Prices 30 4ic C08T YOURSELVES that the stril.e K' rally obeyed, an 1 ota.jj more than sutli to r.fcple the steel cor 7.1 iw lf k'd to a a Ma was the ready 'i'e PreBiilfnteleft of Jy hi voi erj the feellngB Av.a jfarr a'ed people, v. teti armirig lor the con f. a a only 24 hours a.v or iir.arily well Infonneil V.M hvl i the beln that there will a of the ntrike. I'ri here yesterday j'eurj'e g'arted the rumor he here to ask for another 'i ,.0 behalf of the 8tee cor V.r Preston pointedly de 1 M' he do tig anything of r. t', the day made no tee ar.y of the trlke leaders.

rj.efi who predict a Het be. thi re will be outside from powerful Interests a a of the dispute to ar h. I.f7erer,t rtien of national r. or. 1 lh Ar Ire U.

ar, fcer.a'ors Haota and Scott, vej, r.ar:.ed this COIltiectlon, eToris are ir.g put lorth In th' have not yet ap yi A. :y.u the 'irfae. feel succeeded yre Tty the Kami mil at v.e ctay M' Om heon plant and ar he; at t.t, dark works In avor. They aibo reielved reports V.at I'ark lattt niglit four of rlet work and another mi from Wellsville that (iii virtually over there. no opposition at any v.e where they have oi eipress their satls a' ij.e progress made.

The 'fer that there are not at the Mr efabhhtiierit to operate one r. and predicted that It "O' dote down during the day. 4 ATUL.NTA, QA, LL Muslins, 36 inches At Indian Head Muslin At C. E. SMITH was kept going, however, until night.

It Is planned to open another mill at Lindsay McCutcheon's and also to start the Painter mill and the Char tiers plant at Carnegie, but Just when they will be started remains to be Been. President Oompers said: "I can Dot Fay anything for publication at present. I shall he glad to see any or the press when the time comes, but In the meantime I cannot discuss these matters. I expect to remain In Pittsburg tomorrow and will hold another conference with Mr. Shaffer during the day.

When we have reached a conclusion I will call you all In and give you our decision." The first act of violence In this neighborhood occurred at Natrlona. when a foreigner whose name could not be learned was shot, presumably bv strikers. He was employed In the copper extraction department of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing company and was struck by shots In three places, but not seriously Injured. There were six or eight shots fired from the hill back of the works. The company has succeeded In filling the striking furnace men's places and tne strikers are trying to Mghten the new men away by throwing rocks and shooting at them while at work.

Secret Service for Game Warden. Lincoln, Aug. 9. A regularly organized se( ret service will soon be an adjunct to the office of chief game warden of the state. Heretofore It has been customary to announce publicly the names of all deputy game wardens appointed by the governor.

Under the new order of things the names of appointees will be withheld from the public Any.spp(!al deputy game warden will have full power to make arrests for violations of the game law. Peter Jackson Is Dead. Victoria, B. Aug. 9.

Peter Jackson, the famous negro pugilist, died on July 23 In a private sanitarium at Roma, near Sidney, N. 8. of consumption. What a Tale It Tells. If that mirror of yonrs shows a wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotchee on the skin, it's liver trouble; but Dr.

Kinr's New Life Pills regnlate the liver, purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only 2'c at H. A. Small Co. 's drug store.

In cases of cough or croup give the little one One Minute Cough Cure. Then rest eay and have no fear. The child will be all riht in a little while. It never fails. Pleasant to take, always Bafe, sure and almost instantaneous in effect.

Hansen Hansen, HERBINE is well adapted to the cure of fevers of all kinds, because it thoroughly cleanses the stomach and bowerfrf all bilious humors, and expels all impure secretions of the body. Price 50 cts. Hansen Hanen. Hansen. A free and easv exnertnratinn L' induced by a few doses of I3AL iAKD'S HOREHOl xn SVRITP all cases of Hoarseness, Sore Throat, or difficulty of breathing.

Price 25 and cts. Hansen A Hansen. 1 Eruptions, cuts, barns, scalds and sores of all kinds quickly healed by IMVitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Certain cure for piles, beware of counterfeita. lie sure you get the original DeWitta.

Hansen Hansen. i A lame shoulder is usnally caused by rheumatism of the muscles, and may be cured by a few applications of Chamherlain'B Pain Balm. For sale by all druggists. SALE wide, 3Ac 3 5 Charged With Manslaughter. Hamilton, Aug.

9. Humane Officer Smith yesterday swore out warrants for the arrest of Sylva and Leora Bishop, charging them with manslaughter. The Bishops are believers In faith healing and when heir little daughter Esther was burned by a gasoline explosion July 81 they did not call a physician and the child died. Bishop was committed to Jail In default of bond. Mrs.

Bishop Is at Greenville, and a constable has gone there to secure the warrant for her. Diamond Thief Confesses to Priest. Anderson, Aug. 9. Three weeks ago the Jewelry store of J.

A. Washburn was robbed of $1,500 of diamonds. The stones were in the how window and the thief entered the tore at noon and took them out. The thief went to a Chicago priest a few days ago and while in the confessional told the story of the robbery and turned over the stolen property to the priest, who Immediately notified Mr. Washburn, who recovered the stolen property.

Tsmperanct Worker Mulcted for Costs Fort Scott. Aug. 9. A Jury of prominent men In a Justice court here yesterday found Rev. Price, presiding elder of the Methodist cjiurch In this district, guilty of malicious prosecution In a liquor case.

The defendant was acquitted and the costs were assessed against the clergyman. The defendant was the keeper of a saloon that has been running wide open and several witnesses readily admitted having bought liquor at the place. I. T. U.

Law Committee at Work. Birmingham. Aug. 9. The laws committee of the International Typographical union met here yesterday preparatory to the annual meeting of the union In this city on Monday next.

The committee has In charge the matter of changing the laws with regard to district organizers, sentiments seeming to favor longer terms of office and fewer changes In the office as well as enlarged Jurisdiction. The eight hour law will probably come up. Fine Ice Trust Manager. Topeka. Aug.

9. Judge Lindsay of the police court yesterday fined W. L. Dickey, manager of the People's Ice company. $200 for maintaining a trust contrary to the city ordinance.

Mr. Dickey appealed from the decision to the district court. A great deal of feeling bas been aroused over the Ice company's action In rslslng prices, and the trial was largely attended. Malster Elect Officers. Buffalo, Aug.

The United States Malsteru' association closed Its annual session yesterday. John Noth of Davenport, was elected president; John Flnck of Chicago, vice president; John Reamer of Kenosha, treasurer, and J. H. Panko of Chicago, secretary. Showers In Eastern Nebraska.

Lincoln. Aug. 9. Light showers were general over the eastern half of Nebraska yesterday, followed by a drop In temperature. The precipitation varied from a tenth to half an Inch.

The rain will permit of fall plowing and benefit pastures. Woman Suicides at Papllllon. Papllllon. Aug. 9.

Mrs. Chris Evers took a dose of carbolic acid yesterday and died from the effects. She was an old resident here and leaves a huibaad and several children. wcmn THfHTKKV'r II VK li. KEARNEY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9.

1901. NUMBER pie BAG CLOSING OUT Everything will be sold AT COST and a great many things AT MUCH LESS THAN COST. We want to greatly reduce the size of our stock before moving to our new location in Colorado, and we are making prices that will not take long to do it. This is an opportunity that if you fail to take advantage of you are making a mistake. Remember that anything and everything in our store at cost and below cost! A few prices are here quoted to convince you of what we say: All the best 5 cent Prints At All the best 7 cent Prints At All other Muslins, too numerous to mention, at equally low prices.

All the best Shirting Twills at 812c. Amoskeag at 7'2c. All Dress Goods, while the sale lasts, Tor LESS THAN COST! All Silk Waists, Wash Halsts, Tailor Made Suits, Separate Skirts, Copes and Jackets, etc. ALL GO AT LE88 TMA1 CALL AND SEE FOR 1IIIIIIS Strikers Claim That a. Few Men Are MANAGER OF COVBiME ELATES.

Express Satisfaction at Pr.3te President insftr a4 pert of Federation 0 inference More Tailr of a Pittsburg, Aug Idea in the steel their energies for a of 00 the day that t. der becomes sffrt.i7. Btates Steel corjiors'lon it r. i mill cloned by th! E. jt 4...

show It of and gathering atfer.fh may to lighten the of eral atrlke orler sn1 tr, A.r.4.jr.v. association la Ira '0 the extension of Ita rr. r. to ohtaln the a.v: 'o oi of the American FederaMor. of The general atrlke feetlve on Saturday nigr.t a.

elalma put forth oq ka. the results that will acme widely at variance of steel companies admit that of men will oby the or of dent Shaffer and go out, 7 lively deny that the uj tral. They point to their r. reopening four mill thai. 'lo and aay that they hae a'.

or.g ko.n at points where the r. soclatlon claims the r'V. The ateel officials are 'o Imlxe the which the Amaigair.a' aav.iw.o will get President Shaffer and Ma VJhat S. S. S.

Does for Children Children are ie! vrha cf (. WSs. The air they br' i i.Y.'A wi'h yzmA, tvwer and dust from the f.lthy n'r'e are ir.hi: i Vj the unjrs and taken into the At the fTowCci h'A rooms and other public plv t. i corr.e in Cinlact almost daily with ethers o' rir. ir'm in the first tages of contagiosa Vo viaraeUne against the balance the worl a.

I the Le you can do is to keep thetr hlv1 in i f. asd thus prevent or at le.tt mi' ate the You have perhaps learned from ohv or eiyrrieace that healthy, robust chihlrn far. r5ss.s, of children whose bloxl is are not r.rly to liable to contract diseaie pr th rA they do it is generally in a mild form. On the hand, weak, emaciated and sickly ona bo aVh every divse that comes a Ion g. This is bar the.r bloyi is Jack Jng in all the elements to a ittii.i and build up the body.

Poiajni cf every v.r:;.t.ou a cumulate In the system, because the ar.d kl ib. blvi unable to perform its pr'pr Such children neM a hlo'yl puriLer ar ur.r. to ive trength and vitality to thir hlvJ. ar.d fi. S.

purely vejretable remedy, r.nk'i it the ar.d Urit fvr thedelicateconstitutior.sof th.i'!.n. S. is notonly a perfect blood merjinne, but is pre sen the tocic for children; it increa.vsthe the digestion and assimilation o'f t'sA. If youAhild ren have any hcrerlitary r.r i in bloylt rive them S. S.

S. and write ph for any information or advice wr.fd this w.il you uoth log, and will atart tha little cn the ad to recovery. Book on Jilood and Mna Ii vsjies free. TMC SWIFT SPlXIflC II II Empress Dowager Frecleaick's Wishes Are Carried Out. LAST RITES AT FRIEDRICKSHOF.

All Members of the Royal Family Except Prince Henry Attend Exercises in the Death Chamber bisnop of Ripon Performs Service. Cronberg, Aug. 9 The funeral services held at Kriedrichshof over the remains of the late Dowager Empress Frederick yesterday were simple, but highly impressive. It was perlormed at the request of the late dowager empress by the bishop of Ripou, her own chaplain. The coffin stood in the death chamber covered with a long black pall and strewn with white roses.

At the foot, EMPRESS FREDERICK. with bowed head and slightly In advance of the other mourners, stood Emperor William In uniform of the Black Hussars, the regiment of the late dowager empreea. Just behind him were all the ether members of the royal family, except Prince Henry of Prussia. The service was conducted entirely wlthf tit music. Immediately after Its conclusion Emperor William and the emyress drove back to Hamburg.

VON WALDERSEE BACK HOME. Field Marshal Arrives st Hamburg on Board the Steamer Gera. Hamburg, Aug. 9 The steamer Gera with Count von Waldersee on board arrived here yesterday. The Held marshal landed Immediately amidst ringing cheers from the crowds assembled.

General von Wlttlsch, representing Emperor William, welcomed Von Wal dersee. After an Inspection of the guard of honor the field marshal, accompanied by General Wlttlsch and escorted by a squadron of the King'B Uhlans, proceeded to the town hall. He was warmly applauded as he passed through the thronged and decorated streets. At the town hall the field marshal was received by the senate, which body subsequently gave a luncheon In his honor. Closure Rule In Commons.

London. Aug. 9. At 10 o'clock last night, In a crowded and excited slon of the house of commons, Mr. Balfour's new rule of voting estimates by wholesale closure came Into operation.

Lumped In "classes" more than G7.0u0.iMin 'were by this scheme voted In a series of divisions before 1 o'clock this morning, the government majorities always exceeding 100. The house was still in session at 5 a. m. The Irish members engaged In obstructive tactics with reference to various resolutions Incidental to the final stages of the estimates, and Mr. Chamberlain frequently moved the closure.

Boer Capture More British. London, Aug. 9. Lord Kitchener In a dispatch from Pretoria yesterday announced that a post of 25 men belonging to Stelnbacker's Horse, on the Sahl river, have been surprised and captured by the Boers. Lord Kitchener reports also the surrender at Warm Baths of Commandant Dp Vllllers.

who was Becond In command to Beyers. Germans Kill Eighty Natives. Brisbane, Queensland, Aug. 9. The German punitive expedition sent to avenge the massacre of Dr.

Mencken and other members of the first German South Sea expedition on the cannibal Islands of St. Mathlas, landed from the German cruiser Cormoran near the scene of the massacre, killed 80 natives and captured 17. Balloonist Fails Again, Paris. Aug. 9.

Santos Dumont, the aeronaut, yesterday again attempted to circle Eiffel tower. He succeeded In rounding the tower with difficulty. The balloon was then unable to make headway against strong winds and fell near a house nearby, remaining suspended for some time. Dumont was not Injured. NO PRIZE FIGHTS IN KANSAS.

Governor Stanley Forbids Contest Arranged at Leavenworth. Topeka, Aug. 9. Governor Stanley wired Sheriff Everbardy of Leavenworth the following message: "1 notlie by the papers ihera Is to be prize light In your city tonight. Stop It or proceedings will be Instituted against officer falling to do their duty." The Leavenworth lodge of Eagles bad scheduled a ten round contest between Pat Early of Boston and Joe Curtln of Chicago, besides chicken fights and vaudeville turns.

Kansas has a stringent anti prize fight law and the governor Insists that It be observed. Leavenworth, Aug. 9 A deputy sheriff notified the managers of the prize fight scheduled to come off at Korman's park that the fight could not be held. Arrangements were then made to pull off the fight on the sand bar In the river, where the ring was formed and a battle fought between Joseph Curtln of Chicago and Pat Early of Boston. Early was knocked out In the tenth round.

About 1,000 witnessed the fight. Library Secretary Reporta. Dcb Moines, Aug. 9. Miss Alice Tyler, secretary of the Iowa library commission, makes good report of Ihe work which has been doue the last few months in encouraging interest in libraries and library work In Iowa.

She was elected secretary of the commission Oct. 1, 1900, since which time she has visited 28 towns of Iowa for the purpose of conferring with library boards as to better organizations or to hold meetings of women's clubs preliminary to Inaugurating the library movement or for actual work of reorganization in connection with the local librarian. Legacy Tax Must Be Paid In Year. Washington, Aug. 9.

Commissioner Verkes of the revenue bureau has held that a legacy tax must be paid within a year after the death or the testator, and In any event before payment and distribution to the legatees or any parties entitled to benellcial Interest In the estate. Its assessment and collection should not, however, be enforced until the expiration of a year unless distribution Is sought to be made within that time. Mrs. Nation Releaaed from Jail. Topeka, Aug.

9. Mrs. Carrie Nation was released from Jail last night, enough money having been raised by the temperance people here to pay her fine. Mrs. Nation will go to Atlantic City next week.

TELEGRAM8 TER8ELY TOLD. General Baratlerl, the former governor of Erlthrea, Is dead. Dr. Martin B. Cleveland, a first cousin of former President Cleveland, died at Jacksonville Thursday, aged 66 years.

Charles Bull Towle, United States consular agent at Salilllo. Mexico, died Thursday. The remains will be shipped to Boston. Two sections of an Atlantic City excursion train collided near Confluence. Thursday.

Ten persons were seriously Injured. If no yacht can be found to race against the Independence by Sept. 3, Mr. Lawson, the owner, will order her broken up as old metal. David R.

Searcy, grand secretary of the Knights of Honor and connected prominently with all fraternal orders, died at New Orleans Thursday. William Stlnson defeated Archie Mc Eachern In a 20 mlle motor paced bicycle race at the Baltimore coliseum In the remarkable time of 30:18 2 5. The governor of Hawaii has requested this government to buy Its coffee supplies for the army and navy from the Hawaiian coffee growers. The wrestling match between Thomas Jenkins and Peter Maher. the pugilist, at Atlantic City Thursday was won by Jenkins In two straight falls.

The Kansas City Stock Yards company was Thursday granted a certificate authorizing an Increase of the capital Btock from $7,500,000 to $8 250 000. An extra freight on the Chicago and Alton railroad was run Into by a regular freight train Thursday at Oreen view, and three men seriously Injured. The state railroad commission of Texas Thursday handed In a decision on rates on crude and fuel petroleum, making a big reduction from the present tariff. Mrs. Hagan and three children who had sought refuge from a rain Btorm In a school house near Mount Hen nen.

were struck by lightning and killed Thursday. James Jacks was killed and his son, William, Injured by a premature blast In a mine at Clinton, Ind. Sparks caused by the tamps striking a rotk Ignited the powder. Oscar L. Trlggs, the uulveralty of Chicago professor who characterized church hymns as doggerel, told his class In English literature Thursday that the poetry of Longfellow and Holmes Is trivial and unworthy oi con ideraUoi, iiinnin Navy Department Decides West Coast Needs Attention.

ORDERS GIVEN TO WISCONSIN. If Maehlas Isn't Protection Enough Battleahip Will Follow Government I Officials Fear Revolt In Columbia Endangers Property. Washington, Aug. 9. Just before the navy department closed yesterday an order was sent to Captain C.

Roller of the battleship Wisconsin, now at Auacoru near llie l'ugi't sound naval station, to proceed to San Francisco, from which point the batUi1 shlp will be dlspalched to l'uuaniii in case the state department reqii' std the presence of a war vessel ou thu Pacific side of the Isthmus. This action was taken after Acting Secretary Hackett had received a communication from J. E. Simmons, preitl dpnt of the Panama Railway company, setting forth the seriousness of tlio situation on the Isthmus and Ing that warships be sent both to the Atlantic and the Pacific aide. MALVAR FIGHT8 FIVE HOURS.

His Insurgent Force Manages to Kill Two Cavalrymen. Manila, Aug. 9. Captain Brown of the First United States cavalry, wi 'i troops and of that regiment and a company of the Twenty first Infantry, held a five hours' fight In Batan gas province yesterday with an Insurgent force commanded by Malvar. Two cavalrymen were killed.

The Insurgents escaped. The were In considerable force and allowcl the advance guard to pass. Before attacking, Captain Brown ordered the cavalry to dismount. The troops drove the enemy from several positions and burned a number of quarters. Three Buildings at Alma Burn.

Alma, Aug. 9. Fire destroyed the two story brick building belonging to A. C. Shallenbarger, the one story brick building belonging to J.

M. Davis and a frame building belonging to the Bank of Alma last night. Me Kenzle's stock of clothing was almost totally destroyed and the entire stock of furniture of Stewart Davis was lost. There were many other small losses, Including the dental outfit of Dr. Culver.

The total loss Is estimated as follows: Buildings, stocks of goods, $5,000. Where the digestion is good, and the general powers of the system in 11 healthy state, worms can find no habitation in the human bod v. WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE not only destroys every worm, but corrects all derat xeuieiits uf the digestive organs. Price 25 cts. Hansen Hun Ben.

Nerves Like a Flat Iron. A woman who suffered for three years with nervous prostration savs, two bottles of Liehty's Celery Ncrvo Compound effected a complete cure. She hardly knows today whether she has nerves or not, as she never feels them. It is certainly a wonderful remedy. Sold by Hansen Hanscti.

The laws of health require that tlio bowels must move once each day and one of the penalties for violating this law is piles. Keep your stomach regular by taking a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when necessary and you will never have Hint punishment inflicted upon you. For sale by all druggists. James White Brvantsville, Ind. savs: DeWitfs Witch Hazel Sal ve lienled running sores on both legs.

He bad suffered 8 years. Doctors failed to help him. Get DeWitfs. Accept no imitations. Hansen Hansen.

daecte Toor Bowels With Crarti. Canfly Cathartic, cure conmipntlon forever, wo. no REPORT OP TH3 CONDITION OP 1MB City National Bank At Kearney, In the Rial of Hebranka, at the clone ol builnem, July mil. REHOURCK8. Ixwna and dlaooanu tH7W it 0enlrafUi 41 bonrtt In aocuredrcoiaUoiu C'fxuii) sux ki.

boDdi, etc. Banking noun, furniture and fixture no Rl ealate and real eaiaia muirltm p.i.'nt ch ao Total MAntt.rrrm DaptUI Hook paid in Hunilua fuurt j(, lt Uniilrliled proflu :77 National bank Dotee outaUodlng. 10 STATE or NERRAI'K COl'NTY OF HL'KFAbO, I I J. H. Adair, eaabler of the ahoTe miinxl turn do anlemnly uwear that Ihe above mat, nieiii i troe lo Uie beat of my koowledire and tlier.

H. AHA IK, ('wliler. sutarrthed and iwora to twfure me thin vtith (la; of July, mil. JHN A. 5STL1.ER, Notary Public.

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