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Kearney Daily nv; CllS.Sa aAi p. 4U a am Jmm tmm M. A. BRON. Pux! 4ILV SDIT'eS Mali, aoa for friar weak ii 411 W1IIIT suitos ra tu in advaer 'X" 1 MooUa IV' eti.nr.

of wlilm thr; niil iiitartml kIv on nf mrr prt omoa amlttannt miM i awle tnA, Of fll uwiir pnlor ni pi mtm arMUat' adhlcj wui frt Sept. 18 In History. imt Columbus. 4U IriiKiii a wt of the t'aiiarlea ami moving rapidly t) fr a atrunf brci sr, nodil lha great purity ut the air. 1T7J Th flrat partition of Hulnnil.

Jtuaiila taking 4 IL7 aimre mll' a. Auatrl and I'ruaala I.im); ill I.W 'jO liny tunic tha feat. XTA Uextf Waahlugtun luM th. corner tun of th urliilniil ciipltol ut Waah Ington; I lf7t 'lnani'lul raah In Nw York; ticicln nlng ut great panic Mini flv )mira of "hard tlniHi IM Tha ii'iiininlnl Hnnlv. rn.iry of lh laying of I lie rorni of itn upl tol by U'iirral WubIiIukIoii irirlnt i with crmunla on tho i.ipllol gruunla IHt Marlun Hrflon.

one of I hi nlite.t traaara in America, ill h( Nuvcink N. born In KngUnd In 1X1 L'aptaln Allyn i'iiprin, whoa Imttery hailed th. out of fcl Caney, dlwl al Korl Mir. VliKlnla. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Fur Jm1 of iiprma tk urt i BKNt of Norfolk For Kegen' of 'Ut t'ulvanllf Al.l KM of IJiienlu. (I. Whltmor of Valley euu ty. JUDICIAL TICKET. For Judy of Twelfth JiM'Hal PUtrltt an.

IIOslKILKU. COUNTY TICKET. For County Jti'1 HaLUiViKlL. Fnrt'nuntv I'lrrk A. V.i.rCIL Fia'Vuniy Tn aurar N.IK'ilflt Fur CoaBtv Hurrluirni'iit of I'cboolt T.

N. U4KUKLU For Cotinly Kht rlB lAMkf AltM For County Avatr A. UOKKM. For Clark nfr IH trti Court bOMkKK. For County Hurveyor A.

Fnrt'oiinly t'oio er UK. NUKCKD W. Tbe angagemeut of Mitt Ruth Bryar, daughter of William J. Bryan, las baen announced at Lincoln. Tbe lucky man it W.

U. Leavitt. of Newport, A. L. an artiat by profeaaion.

Governor Mickey baa placed himself aqua rely in line with tue prevailing Rooaevelt aeutimeot, and declare that be do not believe there ia any way by wbiob tba president's opponents can defeat bim for the nomination. Senator Clay, of Georgia, declare tbat bla state and other southern state bav practically determined to send Gorman delegates to tha democratic national convention, aud that Bryan la "dead card" to far aa the south is voBotrnad. Colombia has a new plan for tbe canal wblob provides for tba payment of twenty million dollar to Colombia by tba United Statea, an annual rental of 1180,000, a lease of on hundred year with privilege of renewal, an iBoraaa of twenty fly per cent for aab on hundred year, payment of tan million to Columbia by tb Pana ma canal company and neutrality of lb territory and tbe Inhabitants there of. A oall baa been laeaued to American negroes for a convention to he held In Brooklyn October 1 and 3. "for tbe purpose of perfecting a permanent na tional organisation which will provide for tb uplifting of tbe negro race along new line," the latter not stated.

An organised movement of tbit cbar aoter thould be helpful to the colored I ace, and 1 quite In keeping with tbe general tendenoy toward organlia tlon in tb various lines of our na tional life Tb Inter Ocean estimates tbat tb reoent severe weatbei In the nortbweat damaged tb crops to tb amount of $1,000,000. In addition the obincb bag bav damaged crops during tb eason to tb amount of $70,000,000, tb grasshopper $80,000,000, the Rus tan ny ao.wu.miu. in apple worm $7,000,000 tb caterpillar $3,000,000 tbe ball weevil $30,000,000 and tbe potato bag $3,000,000, repieeenting a total loas of $248,000,000 suffered by the agricultural interests of tb country. According to tb latest national ceo na, tb Germans in tb nineteen latg Amarican ritiea number 8.783. f3.

Of aaor than a third of all tb tter MM In tb country. Milwaukee fcda tb list in ratio, with 1M 040 Qajrman, or S3.0 per cent of its total fopalatioo. Cincinnati is second, with 13U.7B9. or 43 8 per cent, and St, Louis 1 third, with 207.514, or 86 1 percent Boston's Germans number only W.ftto. or 5.1 per cent of all tt Inhabitant New York has 808,471 Germans and Chicago 438,600, about on fourth of their population In both iu(C if ujm Tb and may er He and of it THE KAHMK.K roMIIIJIK Jit Newt: 'i recent niiet bfM iu Chimiji) i'tBBtatlve rnt furriioti co op i vf a xi t'lHtiobH, to take the atfpt tovraiJ tb urntiiEitiuu all faruitrn Id what be illfl au Hifrii'iilt'irkl trimt, uiMika tbe revival of ttie jruject.

uiocb dui.u HcJ a ft yeata iuleudcj to lucrfkHB Ibe prtre tf farm product. purport i to Imill frmiu elevatori warebouaet at cotiveulent point! thr.iniliinit the country where farmer atora their crop ootil tbe deaired price la ruached. The principal apeak at tbe conference aid that auy at tempt to control prica through a large ibd will fail because it would encour producer to increaae production to bold tbeir crops, whlcn would reHult in an unwieldy tarplut: "no movement can be effective alon tbwe line unlec tbe turplm, which la ai wayt bound to lenult, can be con I Donbtleaa eome plan along tbe line co operation will be formulated, but will be gigantic undertaking to hrlnr anftlclnt nmuliMr of farmara I Into tbe mhenie Tbe difllcultiea at ihm nianavHtnont of a truat of I aucbhoge dimenaiona and Including many individual will le iuauper able. The movement i weatern. Only one eantern at ate, Vermont, and one outbern atate, North Carolina, are represented on the advlaory board wblcb la to direct tbe affair of tbe trust.

Tba movement a at present developed cannot lie called national, but it must become such in an accural seine. The scheme may look feasible to en tbuaiaat So have many other similar projects tbat are io tbe bone yard. Such a combination, embracing mil lions of producer, will require practi cal administration. Tbe country bat not yet produced tucb talent for or ganization aa will be required. Life Insurance for Renter Thi article la addressed to renters who have an ambition to own a home.

"Home." How the word thrills us! With what pleasure we even anticipate some day potwesslng a home of our very own. It may term far In the future, but with ordinary prudence and foredght. I quite within the reach of all. Read this article and art upon It, and you ran make provlflon where by, even though you should die within the next ten days, your wife will re reive money sufficient to buy her a home. If you live a stated number of year, we will pay you a sum which will guarantee you a home.

We will suppose that you are thirty three yeara of age and the farm you live upon 1 worth per acre. If the landlord from whom you rent should propone to permit you to stake off forty ai res of the land and execute a bond for a deed specifying. If you pay $1.63 per acre every year for twenty years. oer and above the rent yoti are now pay ing, and In case of your death, even though It be within the drat ytar. to railed all deferred payment and deeil your family the land free of tnctim brant and lr you live tv etity yeitr and make twenty payment of $1 CI on each acre of lar.d.

not only to deed you the forty acre, but hand over lo you the net earning from it after ih' taxes and repair have been paid, would you accept the promotion? Remember, this guarantei a home free of debt to your family In event of your death and It uusrantee home to you with the net rainru from the land If you live twenty yea I it not true, that If you can not lity aside fl.fi.T per acre for twenty yt rs paying $32.00 per acre for land worili you ran never hope to pay for home on any terms or tomlitlots? you will pay The Old l.lne inker I.lfe Insurance Company, of Neluaska per year, which is equal to tl.t.J per acre on forty acres of land ilny will give ynu a bond heinnd a ui posit of approved securities wPn th' State of Nebraska, guaranteeing t. pay your wife, or any person you piny name, In caxh when you This money v. Ill pay for forty acre of land at r0 per acre. If you live tenty years and make twenty pay nients of eneh. which Is equlva lent to paying t'ii per acre for forty arcs of land, this Company will pay you the guaranteed mne and snr plus, estimated at .48.

By thl method you can secure a home for your lfe and little onea. even though you may not be spnrrd to pay for It. Without thl or similar piotection your wife and chllilnn will nee ninny dark and gloomy day when the In come you are now producing has ceased. Where will they Who will care for them, who will educate, rloihe. and feed your children? It your duty to provide for tlulr future.

You ran do this by buying a polUy In The Old Line Hunkers I.lfe Insurance Company, of I Imoln Neb. If you die without It, the land owner will move your family, but if ynu have a policy, we will furnish them the money to buy a home If you live twenty years, your taming powers will begin to wane. We will give you a bank account at the time you most need It. Please permit our reprerentntlve to explain a bond to you. Remember, we write Insurance from two to ten dollars per thousand per year less premium and return to you ten to twenty per rent more money than eastern companies pay.

Before closing a rontract elsewhere, either se our agent or write The Old l.lne Bankers Life Insurance Company, ot Lincoln, Nebraska. Or W. Uooden, at the Midway Hotel. Oeneral Agent Kearney. Thousands of briRht men and women today lay their sticctwa to Kocky Mountain Tea (julekena the blood and brain.

35 centa. Wru. Schramm. i For forty years Dr. Fowler" Extract of Wild Strawberry has been curing summer complaint, dysentery, diarrhoea, bloody flux, pain In the stomach, aud it has never vet failed to do verything claimed (or it in 10 the tbe the left lo ter Is Is PEOPLE COME W3 GO.

E'ih tilij.u, Klgin, it a gnoi Of lllc Unit. de. i CuiHr, of Liurulu, ill tbe gtlet of the Mult. (' (). Swm uiitd4 a biisines trip to Siilut Friday.

(JiiHt BorKt. of Waturtuwn, wat tba city Tbursluy. Johnson, of (Jvett'in, wis a Kearney viaiiur Fridny. M. 15.

Martin, of Ouiaba, it nVVK ln T. Short, of Noith Platte, it tb lty ou I'nmueaa. A Porter, of (lothenbuig, It 'be (ity 00 bnaineaa. J. M.

Porter, of Overton, was a bualufH vlait Friday. A. M. McDevitt, of Lincoln, It atopplng at tbe Windtor. Y.

P. Hteinhaucer. of Lowell, waa Kearney viaitor Friday. A. C.

HiaHhear, of Lowell, waa In city Friday on bualne. I. Kennedy, cf Newark, wa In city on buaiuea Friday hatunel eal. or Watt rtown, wat 'UB viiJ frly. C.

D. Brown, of lrnaa. wat in city Fiiday on buaine.a. A. Flower, of Elmcreek, regit tered at tbe Beckett Thursday.

Mlasea Minnie and Sena Crlssman for Franklin this morning. John Anderson, of Pleaaanton, did busiuesa in Kearney Thursday. J. Oleaaon. of Omaha, wat guest of tha Windsor Thursday.

R. Dodaon, or tlmcreek. was tbe city a short time Friday. Mr and Mr Hentlng and daagb tetaroed from Omaha Friday. 8.

R. P.lakman. of Plxon, registered at the Unit rbursday. Mrs. V.

R. Wood, cf California. visiting with a sister at Gibbon. Mr. H.

C. Bate of Elrocreek, was in tbe city a short time Friday A. F. Mounlinson. of Grand Is land, registered at tb Bolt Thursday.

Edward Fitzgerald, of Elmcreek was a business visitor to tb city Fri day. J. P. Kbaw and wife, of Ootben burg, waa iu the city Friday on bus! neaa. Mr and Mr.

K. T. Stewart, of Willow Island, are in tbe city on visit. John Kenney, of Amherst, waa io the city Tharsdsy night, registered at tbe Windsor. J.

M. Craig left Friday morning for (Jmaba, alter spending a few dayt visiting ma family. Bessla and Irene and Charley Hunrer left tbis morning for Llncol to attend tbe state nnlvvristr. Boon Anderson and wife, of Qoth enburg, were io tba city Tbnrsda night leaving tbis morning for Eieter Rev. J.

H. Male and wife. Pennsylvania, wbo have been vlaiting In tbia city went to Bbelton Friday to make a abort visit there. H. B.

Miller and wife, of Waver ly, Iowa, are visiting with the family or u. t. iiostetier. Mr. Miller is brother of Mrs.

Uostetler. Rev D. D. Forsythe. of Che? enne, was in tna city a snort time bla way to Lincolo to atteod tb Ne braska Methodlnt conference.

Mrs. Eastman, of Omaha, ia Iba city visiting her sisters. Mrs. Greene and Mrs Guy Pierce. Mrt.

Eastman is a former Kearney lady. Mr. N. A. Dorden.

of Newton. Iowa, haa been io tbe city visiting bet daughter, Mrs. 8. J. Fair, and went to Cozad Friday to visit a sister wbo she had not seeu iu tweuty year.

Real state Transfers. Famished by Allen 4 laruey, hooded abstracters and ret jatate agent Helen Brady to Anna Smidt w. d. lots 4 and 5 blk VVbiteaker Qrov $41)0. Josephine M.

Ingrstn to Foster M. Ureen w. d. lot 8 bk 14 west add. $VH).

Wood River Improvement to Jacob bred Hsrtmao w. d. lot 13 Amherst I'M). Mary Hull Morse to Darleen W. Woodard w.

d. part lot 171 twqr ten teo add. t'2V Kearney Opera Housei R. NAPPER, Maoafer. ONE NIGHT Ihursday, Sept.

24. TUE tFPERYESCEMT FROLIC, Reuben In New York. All STAR CAST I flNNY COMEDIANS! A BEAU I CHORUS Gorgeous Costumes I STARTLING 8CENIC EFFECTS A Merry Jingle ol Mirth and Melody. Prlc.t 2S507S Cnt. Ri served seats on sale at Hansen's drug store Tuoday, 9 a.

in. i Look Granit Pudding Pans 25c. Tin Covers 6c. Tin Pudding: Pans 7c Wash Pans 8c. Cocoa Soap, 2 bars for 5c.

$3 Lamps for $2. We Cut And if you will call and Invutirate you will find a full and mplct line of all the newe shadri in Zibalirei, Bukct Weaves and Etaminet. A 54 inch Broadcloth, black and colon, worth Si 50 per yard, this week only $1.19, Fall Suitings, juit the thing for School Dresses, 38 incbei wide, all thadci, 58e per yard. DON'T FORGET THE BEAUTIFUL PIANO WE WILL GIVE AWAY. Watson's Department Store0 I Fake Our Advice All flour is ten cents per sack higher than it was last week, and it will be still higher in a few days.

We have Kearney, Gibbon and Gothenburg, the three best brands on the market. Utah Peaches and Plums. Our price the lowest. a a lutaa mi st CLOSING PIT PRICES ON PI4N0S bav concluded to oloa ont oar pisnos at a price. Anyone contemplating baying will do well to investigate tbi chance.

On of the is a Standard piano, tb beat ou sale lo Kearney. It will speak for itself. Tbe first tbat come will be tbe Inckv on. SW1TZ FL'RNITCRE CO. Notic to Contractor.

Tb building committee of tb Libra! Board is now ready to reoeiv bid for tbe erection of tb Carnegie Library boildioR. Notice ta extended to all contractors who deal re to place eel i ma ea on tb boildina that sealed bids shonld be In tb band of tb committee bv Wedoeadar. September 2i. Plans and sjiecl float ions may be found at tb offioe of A. (.

Thomas in hi Kb school bnlldlnR. Tbe right to reject any or all bid I reserved. Kearney Opera House R. L. NAPPER, Maoacf.

Event of the Season 1 JOHN P. SIOCIM PRESENTS In aa Klatorata Pradn U'in of tha Oiwim IqtSuoow. The Princess A Comic Opera That Pleases Alt Cstchy Mualc, Pretty Girls, Haodsom Cos tumrs. Clever Comedians, Contagious Corned Humorous Situations, Augmented Orchestra. BUY SEATS EARLY IN ADVANCE Prices SL50, SLOO, 75 50 25 Cts.

Reserved teats will be ready Mooday Sept' mber io. VERA III HE I at These Prices! I Fine Line of Flannelette Wrappers, assorted colors, 99c, 89c, Our ia i 2 cent Outing Flannel at 10. Bay Rum, 9c per bottle. Lana Oil Soap, 3 bars 20c. Pozzoni La Blanche's Face Powder, 40c per box.

Murray Lanman's Fl ri da Water, 58c per bott e. Prices on All BUY FLOUR 1 1. si i arirmMfa GEO. GRAY Designer and Mir. OF SPECIALFURNITURE AND Interior fittings.

S4ia Ccetra1 Act. 241 UNION MADE Unique) Construction of Sol I wk Utihrr aiiirr ol. Wool Ml nJ ruiikrr Uyn. liht kl( 4 Shr cotk mIc. irraitd uk kathu iaul.

Made over a truly anatomical Toot form last, of pleasing and very popular shape. Stylish enough for anybody. Good as any $5 Shoo Better Vtxluo tha.n a.ny xt $3.50 5 5 SOLD ONLY BY V. G. CHASE, 2117 Central Ave.

The Best Thing After the Futurity IS THE fRLE CHINA THAT HERRING If GIVING AWAY SOUTH Siof OROCfRV And Crockry Store South of Railroad. Come in leirn all ataut it. and get a present with each purchase. FAR IN THE LEAD. Nothing ancient about our materials or methods in repairing bicycles.

We're in the lead and wish to maint4in the position When there's anything wrong with vnur wheel, come around we'll tell you what we can do with it, when and for how much T. H. BOLTE. tt'Btlt Bl.ck. Big: School Tablets 4 A box Writing Paper and Envelopes, 19c.

Stive Po ish, 5c per box. 12 boxes Matches for 10c. ueing, 8: per bottle. 60c. Dress Goods This Week 3 "JUST THE CHEESE" you want.

We handle tbe finest on the market cream cheese, imported twits, breakfast cheese in fact, all kinds ol cheese. Have every variety, fresh wholesome and toothsome. Choicest quality at lowest prices. You can find the best in table delicacies tor your money bere. Nothing, whatever, it mit represented.

Haase don you are looking for bar 'I gains, in city or Tarm property, call on J. A. WALLACE Oldest Real Estate 1au in Kearncy. Some Cholc City Propo nes on my Liac DR. J.

N. rOHIER Ovar Cbaaa! ClolblDf Slot. Horn fbona Offlca Kaddeooa la. Dr. C.

V. D. Batten Physician and Suroeoo st.raTi n.hr.ak CAN MAKE YOU Photographs That Will Please Tou. GIVE HIM A TRIAL. 2217 CENTRAL Oil.

P. A. PACKARD Phystlaa Suioiit a SricuLi Opera Mouse Block. DESIRABLE Of MCE ROOMS With Good Vault Service. R.

L. NAPPFR, Mansr. Beckett House Nw Manaomant I D. L. TEVENft, Prepr.

Thoroughly Renovated, Qeaa and Sweet Best )1 a day House in Kearney Baari by day or week first class mU 1 2 blk south of depots. Givt us a caJL S. S. St. JOHN, Realtstateand Insurance NOTAAV PUBLIC.

I have tome choice city property that fncet will net be changed on account of ocafon of normal school if told atone. Perfect title guaranteed. llooley's Bread Is Always GOOD I cakes Made to order. The Very Best Ice Cream Now 25c Per Quart. Phone 125 HOOLEV'S BAKERY Cove Oysters, 2 large cans for 25c.

Our regular 25c Coffee now two packages for 35c Bcit 'cm All Saip, 8 bars for 25c llartzell Book Store Trouble Begins Monday beptember 7th. Bf SLRt YOU CEf TN RIGHT TABLETS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. SOLD BY lURIZtlL 2220 CLNTRU. Our Pencils Are Made to Use. Anderson's Photographs arc Splendid likeneuct.

correct in itylc and right in price Your picture lLould be among: the many new ideas that we arc now producing. Alfred T. Anderson KEARNEY ALL A I UN A point to the office of D. T. PHILLIPS as tbe best place to look for REAL ESTATE.

Either City or Farm Property at Paying Prices. Miss BEULAtl GREENE Teacher of Voice Placlncj sinoinj LESSONS 50 CENTS Voice tested free of chart on Tuesday from 5 to p. m. tb 4vao and Rtb SI GOIvlING IN Lambert's Bargain Store Th. Flrat Lot of Our Fin Lin ot Imported Chin la Just lo.

Every week wi'l add to our stock unti our Holiday line complete; don't fail to tut it; pricet right. Musical Instruments, Toilet Articles and Perfumes. All the popular and IO cent goods. EVERY DAt IftBABQAIN DAY.