The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 3

1 THE EMPIRE STORE A SIMPLE BUSINESS PROPOSITION. YOU Want gOOds We have them tO sell. You want correct in every particular, tylish, fashionable and good we ilm't keep anything else. Yc a 1 i 1 11 4 them as cheap as anybody on earth can ailord to sell tliem. meet you have a great bfg line of Gents' Furnishing Goods, and the prices of the quick.

lCSrRead carefully some of the prices we quote below. 25c 50c 75c io doen Tennis Flannel Shi'ts, all sizes. Think of the price. io zen unlauudered white shirts, con tnuous seam, comparewith others io dozen ualaundered white shirts, io dozen negligee shltts. $1 i 9 2t dozen shirts reduced about (J) I lU J) one half If you can appreciate a good thing see thts.Hne.

One Silver plated waist stt given with every waist. Agents for Butterick Patterds. I SI'ICK OF UMUIi 1,1 FK. Clernyraen will pleaee brinn in Sunday noticen early Saturday forenoon. All numbeiB of the Methodiet choir are requested to attend practice tomorrow evening.

After rehearsal last evening the Up to Date choral society wae diBmieied for the summer. Weather predictions: Fair ton'ght and Sa urday, warmer tonight, warmer in eastern portion Saturday. The Kearney and 1'latte Inititate teams played a gme of base ball Thursday afternoon, the score being twenty five to four in favor of Kearney. Rev.O. II.

Worth en, who has lectured tthe past live nighte at the First M. Ft church, will fill the pulpit of the Firtt Baptist church next Sunday night. Rev. Edlund, of California, itopped off here on hia way home from Omha thie afternoon, and will pieach in the HwediBh I.u'heran chu ch this evening at eitlit o'clock. All Scandinavians are cordially invited to attend.

Ailjourneil rourth of July Meeting. Owiojf to lack of attendance, the meet ing to wake arrangements for a Fourth of July celebration was adjourned until this evening at city hall. Citizens generally are urged to attend. Action must be taken at once if at all. F.ye and ear, Ir.

Davis. Grand Island. K. Klte Vutel. For a customer, a good aiz to eight room house centrally located.

Must be low price. Will pay part or all cash. Also a few good lota in the heart of the city. D. N.

Inoham, Atjeut. l)r Sumner Pavie, (irand Ifllaud, Hur gical diseasee of eye and ear. I am prepared to do piano tuning and repairing. Has'" jtitf llring your lawn mowers into the Kear ney foundry and hav them repared and sharpened. Oool work guaranteed al'ltf lUre Mottling LIlvuIii.

For the above occasion the Burlington Koute will sell tickets at one fare plus tlftv cents for the round trip. This includes one admission to the races. Tickets will be sold June l'ith to Good for return ontil Jane 22nd. For quick time the Burlington is the line for the North wt.st. What We luliorit We are not to blame tor.

We cannot be held respausible lor the dispositions and tendencies which we derive from our ancestors, nor are we reeponeible for the gttrnii of disease which may manifest tbemselves in our blood ae a heritage from former generations nut we are responsible if we allow these germs to develop into serioue direae.es which will iruoair our usefulness and destroy our happiness. We are responsible if we transmit to our deec ndants the disease verms which it is possible for us to eradi cute by the nee of Hool'sSareaparilla, the one true blood puriller. This medicine has power to make rich, red blood and establiiih perfect health in plrce of disease If it required an anuual outlay ol $1110 iK) to insure a family against any eerioas consequences from au attack ol bowel complaint during the year there are many who would feel it their duty to Ditv it: that they could not all ird to ask iheir lives, and thoe of their family for such au amount Anyone can get this uiHurante for 2 cents, that being the urice of a Inttle of Chamberlain 8 Colli and hiurrl.ira llemedy. In almost every neighborhood soine one has ed from an attack of bowel complaint before medicine could tie procured or a physi cian sunrnoned One nr two dosss of this remedv will cure any oMinry case. It never fails.

Can you alTrd to take the rink for so small an amount? For sal by druggists. of is gPECIAL MEN'S SALE OF I5c: to doen WEAR orth double the 25 and 50c to doeu p'eoes H.i',brigga::i duced from 7s cents. $1.50 $3.50 5. THE SMOKE HOUSE Wholesale and Retail Cigars. TOBACCOS AND CIGARETTES.

The Best Line of and 10 cent Cigars F.ver old ti.e Ali ST fl CENT CIOAIH W. J. FLORENCE MARQUETT MARBLE HALL, FLORA MIA. Kearney, Neb EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY. learnt ot Meeting anil Ki nion ol 1 lie Nineteenth Century Uluu.

The Nineteenth Century club observed iU eighth anniversary at the beautiful home of Mrs. K. 0. )lms Wednesday afternoon from three to si o'clock Th rooms were rendered doub attractive by a dne display of potted plant in full blroin. These with bouquets of choice rosee on every side, reminded us that nature is herself in festive nttire thtc fair June days.

The anniversaries of the club have always witnessed a delightful re union members. On this occasiou all former membert) were invited, and a new and interesting feat ore of the meeting wan roll call of all who have been connected with the club Ai the long list of these who have removed frtm the city to make their homes elsewhere was read, brief reports were given. One talented woman said to establish a club with every change of residence. One lives in China auother twenty dreary miles fron a rail road. Some dwell in the east, some in the west, but wherever they may roam we believe that "Xire eenth Century Club" written upon the heart of each.

Nearly thirty ladies were present when Mrs. Main opened the musical prrramme with a brilliant performance ol an in stru mental "arabeMpie." It deserved and received warm applaiiHS. "Dreamland and the Kairit" was beautifully sung by Miss Maud Marston, whose voice has given so much ttenuiue pleasure to her Kearney friends on tny occasions. Tennyson's "Brook" song, as rendered by Mrs. KoberUon, who played her own accompaniment, wit" pnthusiaxticly re ueived.

A recitation by by Hosteller, 'A Bird Iutrudnction," gave agreeable variety to the programme. This exercise n.ikiM almost be classed among the mimical numbers, bo perfectly did she imitate the bird notes. In response to an encores je gave a abort witty (election. Mrs. Bell sang to Mrs.

Main's accom paniment, her ever popular "Kerry Dance" and her hearers wi hed for more Mrs. Bell also furniHhel the accompani ments for Miss Marion's Ming Mrs. Main gave a second intr imenta Toe Nightingalts," and Miss Mare'on sang "wnen 1 a a Uhild ot lliree and "The ue Bell." The refreshments were simple 1m'. perfect. The occasion is oue long to be remetn tiered by those who participated.

The ladies present were Meadames Marston, Sibley, ll, Main, l'ratt, Hosteller, Burnett, Miles, llryden, Tout, Nye, Robertson i Lew), Web'ter, Mtod dard, Squires, (iilcrest, Parit li, Holmej Bennett, Hull (Chas), ymon', ('air, Hamer. Brighatn, Brown (Norris Fox, and Miss Maud Man ton. TIRED MOTHERS timl lielp in ilood's which L'ivi them pure IJoml, I tii. mill new and needed STRENGTH. KUK LA MY A.

of of MEN'S SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR. SHOES AND SOX ere, heavy tan ana price pi ear reduce i lerwear re a better sh th.ui any Kearney is selling for 52 Our entire line of leather and tan sixes, wc THK CKST BUFFALO CLUB, FLOR DE MILTON, ROSA PER FECTO WARD. SHERRET, Prop'r. rKKSON MKM'H Walter Nye caoie in f.

ja: noon. .1. Holiinwortri i a. writ a' Hunday. L.

Spelts, of Sutti the Midway. I toieman, ol Ll.n ii d. is a ihe Midwav. v. C.

A. wect to I.rxin ton thin afternoon. A. L. lirunes, of Fretiiijof.

is reg tered at the Mid v. N. Johnson wett eaet ol L'nion I'acidcthis inorniLg Miss Fiher, .1 ite paj.il, left today lor Va.enULe. NeO. W.

II. Cation, editor the it.r Reporter, made ILe i'j a v.Jay Mioses Mamie and Br Mai. came in on the M. tl.s at: B. TnuTipeon and 1.

W. of lUvenua are registered a'. U.e ,1 A. J. Sherret today fr a.

a short bueiuees trip we on U.e L'siuri Pacific. I i aa 1 1 1 i r.f IJahn fl do.cg the businees in the citv an 1 is. a rt Wiui'so. Miss lireen. of the Kearney ho, went to Norfolk today to visit Ln friends the Gows.

Miss Ma, ho hs i eeu 1 th 1'iattrt Institute, irned to 1 er i home at Aum r.i Mis? Child left to lay or her honel at Pal sade. after a year peLt Platte 1 ustuiite. Wm Jury, of Us Point. wi.oj has been visiting uh 'i W. retnrueil home today.

Miss Blanchard, ho tas en ing the Piat'e Initiiute, today Lt home at Fayettevti.e, Ark. Fincti came in on the M. from Umaha. where he ha eeu I ii.g Grand Ixdge of Ma'n'e. Clareuje Munh, ol I'euer.

is ing with the 'ainily of Lis r.Lc.e, Prf ilurch, ami will remain for me. Ml No a Babbitt, of tr.e U. ty ol P.alte lo tuute, left to to "ten 1 ti.e' summer a', her lioin at Ilvan and 1 1 yom.g of iti K. mitti of "he.fui, rre in ihe city with Rol family. ii lami'h left tni ni irnm for v.

Louis, to attend the repiit'iican nat.uLa, coti entlon, as i ins ut the alternate de nalt at larKe. I Ol starv.l on a inp to I'i ila lelnnia, Pa wi. re ilauctiter lii i been I ir mini ti. in, ler hodpital treatment II II. (toodell.

fro i. the Xth Congressional oistrii pob lican nation; invention, star ir the scene of tio'tuitie I leiiini rain I'm. Iitlnti Pur this a. At Ii July r. ea ion ll.e i 110 litf 1 p.

ll dp 'I'Ke' a "11 mnil I trip. i ke' fa a' ttie 1 ilv an h. riria' 'urn 1 not tti her lurtl.er jr. nation at I iV M.deput. TO PAY THE B1LIS M.

i. Mr nil 1 1 t. i i.av.ir aid Kran.ey. ra ka hereto i ci ar l.i fnu tr.e i cf i ill I pD' tV sec, 1 jf the i. iv r.

i hfr inafte ted Lttr IT y.T.t::.:r irLt nth 1 1 'e a a i .1 ri print a'l lu. nt and tt Ivei f'C ami em eta i 1 1 i Nia Lta'LJl llbraM' lUl'i i.r k' 1 r.o i n. proving 1 ,01 1 (till It'll he in r. FV I i jne 1:. ur linKim' t.ft.l i At and iml approve 1 thir day t.

W. 11; C.ty Mavor. Tr.e ordinance, tnsKtni; the an a a'. the expensHP of he i rf ivernmenl, a pnse I at the of ti.e i ity iuncii on Wnlnes iaV. Tr.e is twenty ix thoiisan I an i it will be eeen that noappr" fen made for the pa ment of hy iraijt the excels of pat levies overpaid the water company Xit to tt opinion of the city attor oey ani tt concluei'm of the city evy ma ie by the uncil mi lie aa pr qierty of the city to meet the appropriation is thirty and one divide 1 ae follows on the iti tns above 1 tifteen mi 1 Four mills.

In Oue null One ha mili. For all other purposen Id a dd to the above, an apprnptin cf twenty thousand dollar ir made 'jr iMic schools, requiring a levy of aen'y fi.e mil's. This make a to'al of forty six thousand dollars appropiiatid general an I purples, and a total of tive and one haif mill' Thi what our loi.ii noverunient fuels, as. le from the county an 1 state pur; 05 If you need nr oil or i tui see me belore buying 1 Imvn t.bo and most i'on vonloiit c'l'i ot muds. WAL.LAlKUIh.ltUB.

Junk Ktere. The tiett CB price paid rL'J. Lores, l.eta.S, rut'Ler etc etc. No. nvenue, Kearnev.

M. P' imiui. TURNING GRAY AMii THhKATKNKD WITH BALDNESS Tie Lu.g is AvrU(i ly Usnii; AVER'S viccR mi well I il 'A Itll i h. I'. I i I' 1.

dp It tup 1 In I it. tiinii. I I Io llnllull. Hill, i' i i ion I lew ki i nr. lion ni l' I in l' hi i Am i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i il Mr II.

il ml ii i. Ayer's Hair Vigor I'll I I Mil I CR.J.C.AYER 4 LOWELL U.S.. iimri cf i nil' in 0 I ll'f 0 I 'I i i oiiH ib .11 il ii l.iul ,1 i.i i n. im; ihi.i I'll I'. mi can pi oj my M'j I'd DANIELS P.

G. ERICKSON, A v. fi.ii. up 'nit i ret til. I' tiit ln 1 i Kit tu Ml i 1'.

i nr 1 loll i i I'o I YOU WANT THESE! ust u'lvivol i ll ot l.r.rs: i.es whirit will suit oil. Bolts lV aist Sots Sleeve Xjiial5.s Studs Fancy Killnxi Guards J. D. HAWTHORNE, Kearney's Jeweler. i'V.

Set lb II c. The Pull ilnl it. HfcHt AHb THe VICTIMS. lint lit Hiilili'H ll Mini, III ili. In (III.

1,11 ul K. i ii it l(4i Sciatch A I Piitknr, Guy Pierce Thirty Seconds II Poslel, Afthur I red Millet, K. Kllsworlli, av and iirron. Inn Minute II Alii'iewi, lioL. I'betry, luiii Mitiliillin llii'ry Small, K.

I aholitatie, I H'h Pnoi 1.1. yd I iW I II A'. 'ituU'v. Minnie and a Ha and Wi 1 S'ui key, black Him k. Frank II nlu on, I.

A nii, Clint iiiinerioan, I'lirl' Two Miiinlc Arthur Brown, Sam I'. II, Arteiini 1 1 et, Walker, tie ii, ill Sin, Ian Knapi, loo. II ike, P. I.inc tiom, Havdeii. mid a Mall Muiuten h.i (ioe anl, C.

I ook, A Sleru, liisni, Wuri.ei, i 'has. I ') 1', ii I in, I inn nan. I 1 1. lcr.wl, ones. Three Mmu'es W.

p. Jak way, Will P.rown, 1' llolir, A le liie i.wit, I' lenk ma. Mihiiti'i I'll Fin .1 w. i iadn way, Ii, ilit s.l.ei I. icier, I) II I lendetinili, A I'nil If.

Start fr on I' N.itn il coiner at ha I pail e.x. There iii a no pnn'm inv alvcOie inenl leiiii ni io i lit n.ll'. I I loo I fol kn I ten lli ni II I I I'. Mi i ileiiii. At).

Gasoline stoves iiin il and icp.iircl laani iiiower" eluiu.i neo and palled liariieoU com iI tv.l ripil'el, by Sihj i.i i at Inb'iV ii nip hiui, 'iJi I Vn tialave. Jllf II. ni I' I.tle Mill .1 koim! i i olo liiim, i UO i 1 i i 'oca'eil at a low i id 1,. i a cm nmr A Uo a few if on. I lote In I lie heart 1 ilie city s.

Im.ii oi I Summer Sclioo! OF piL'ht 'JMek I The biifh cli.il ni Ihe l.ilieoln iiih; Siiiiiiiii'i 'i 1 1 1. 1 1 won lor it He itroronfe of tbe lea tencheiH of I he 1 Northwest jTwenty Rpguhir Teich rs. 1 Ovor Uni ty Spun il Yin can uto li" for hiiv yr ole of I reili 'caie. 'in. s'lnl snily, i Primary Mi eic Ii i h''rt Mume, te 'Iim Iv i Io greatest Siimio' ni i Nebrnemi Wti't.

for Si Imi.1 i iircti i i Ihii I i i i Pre Noi mal, I incoln, Neb. Mellttnll tills ptper '0 WANAVAS.ER BROWN, PHILADELPHIA, He. ancv Hint rts up I lies anil lii nt I lath Knles up iiei.tn' I i i i it tiuoiii at prices 1 guainuteed. THE PiiHimr Truth Crushed to Earth Will Rise Again. So will iiTV w.iist slti vc inu.nl hy onr Ntw l'titt lioiu'i.

A I last we have tlic i thiny. Dont worry. With otiriuw patent s't am i otiili ii.sin jinn ess. I )f i i.ite oolors retain the most ensitivi' We make a specialty of high grade Laundey work. Kearney Steam Laundry.

DRESSMAKING Mrs. anil Miss Steele, No. 2112 Fi st Avenue. Sa i r. i i.r manti i LEAH MILLS, DENTIST Ollice: 2014 Central Ave.

8a. ra. to 5:30 p.m. STOP! Does Your Wheel Need Repairing? 1 hate, purchased the Wheelnct A I' nawav Bicycle aid General Pepair simp anl will lli ymir a heel Hini guarantee erfect sati fai iion My motto if and Let Live Give me a call. W.

A. GREENWALT. Healthy Feathers eathers in pillows or beds become I hard and unhealthy by lor: nsaife. They Should be Clean ed Every Two or Three Years. GEO.

R. JONES has nR'tu'd ipiarteis in 2 J25 Dor st Imildin 011 Central avenue, win re ha has the btst inodern in.iehii ey for reimv itini; iVatlie and making them as good as new. All ate iuvite.1, and especially Ladies are Requested ti ca.l see Ins work, anil convince Iheinselves that his I'ealhtr Rt novati Process will ci.KAN to perfcctii'U. Mr. Jones will call upon yoti in a few thus.

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