The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 3

fV i 1 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1908 A if I a 'HHIHI THE SURE ROAD TO C0MF0KT IS INDICATED BY THE SIGN OP CORRECT CONSTRUCTION mr I tMHIlll aSl RINQS! RINGS! Many new and artistic designs to show you. We have the New Coral Cameo, also Greea and White Pink and White Cameo Diamonds, Rubies, Topes, in fact all the stones in rich mountings. Beautiful new styles in Hat Pins for your new Fall Hut. JUST RECEIVED A beautiful lot of New China, some new Dinner Sets. Be sure to see them.

Don't your watch or clock need repairing, before school begins? We can do your work promptly. Bring It In now, S.a.FESS THE JEWELER AND OPTIOAN IMIlUllllllllHlllini? When You Start Out to Buy SHOES You start for a Shoe Store lot you know that la the place to get shoes. You hop to find what yon want at price you art wflling to payTha time and patience saving way ii to go first to the stori where there are the greatest number of varieties of shoes, and where the salesmen know yon came to get aboei to fit you and not just leave tome of your money. Let us show yon the great variety of styles of fall shoes for men, women and children that we have now. TWIDALE Shoe Company Bert M'Keon, Manager YOU CANNOT FIND IN THE WORLD KS I better meat than offer you.

And youH search well and long to find even as good. If you think this claim extrar agent, come and see. Make eomparl sons with any other you desire. We are content to abide by your decision for we know it must be in our favor if you are any sort of a judge. THE CENTRAL MARKET J.

8. MOOSE, Prep. 'tt4WvvrH THE POST CARD BEN i n. rMTnt Ta son HIGH CUASS raOTOGRArHY. Ke4ak ImiUm, DOTataalaa: aaa Ftalahlae; ts Aaeara.

i im rtwt Ml 4 Pm( Carta. Bl.se, la deaca ar oatalae vie we, aaa aaasa, $tM. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ACK NUMBERS OF ALL' MAGAZLN ft ES 5e PER COPY i ayy HARTZELL'S. i Ye OUc 'Book Shop MIIIMt evert CITY AND COUNTY NEWS NOTES Pastors of the several churches of the city are requested to have their notices handed in "at the office before noon Saturday. Large crowds attend the carnival each evening, many people come in from neighboring towns to swell the throngs of people who belong in Kearney.

L. 8. Hayward, the drayman, is the proud possessor of a team of beautiful hone which. he purchased a few days ago of a farmer who lives near Budu. The frame work of the Guy Pierce building, which is being erected north of the city hall, has been started and the building will astmme shapo before many days.

The funeral Bervices of Mrs. Annie Krohn, who died at her home in the city Thursday morning at eight o'clock, will be held Saturday morning at tea o'clock and Father Dnly will officiate. There will be a meeting of the candidates nominated before the primaries for county officers in this city Saturday. A county central committee and a chairman of same will be elected. A.

W. and family, old resi dents of Prairie have removed to Kearney and are located on property recently purchased at Avenue and Twenty eighth street. Rev. J. E.

Darby will conduct the services on Sunday at the United Brethren church, both morning and evening, in the absence of Rev. S. M. Zike, who is attending a conference in the eastern part of the state. The members of the church board, of officers of the Christian church are very anxious that all the members of the church' be present at the services Sunday morning as there are matters 'of Importance to be presented.

Miss Mollie Kaiwler underwent an operation for appendicitis, at Holdrege Thursday. 'She had been suffering for more than a year. The doctors report that she stood the operation well and is not in serious condition. The funeral services of Mrs. F.

G. Peterson, who died at her home north of the city Tuesday, was held at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Swedish Free Mission church and a large number of friend attended. The house movers were at work Friday jacking up the old Odd Fellows' hall, preparatory to putting the rollers under the same. This building has been purchased by Edward Haase and will he moved on the lots north of the G. A.

R. hall. W. B. Webster, of Lexington, shipped his household goods into the city Thursday and will make Kearney his.

home. Mrs. Brindley, of Columbus, shipped her household property into the city Friday preparatory to taking up her residence here. Several farmers are complaining that the continued dry weather is causing the corn to mature too fast. The corn was maturing rapidly the dry weather eante, several" day ago, which, has' not let op yet Rain would be of consider able advantage to the corn fields ev4n at this time.

The Kearney Marine. band will give one of its regular concerts this even ing on the streets beginningat eight clock. A good program has been pre' pared and the wr of the members of the band is verv "oihI. that the music they will render will be first class. The local prtsmrn are making preparations to egiii ihe winters hunting season in a hclittuig the occasion.

The geese 'and duck are coming in, but the season on tins clnas of game will not open until Inter in the fall. How ever, the season on prairie chickens will open the fifteenth of this month. A few members of the carnival company are responsible for the quick service of the fire department at the recent blaze in the steam laundry. A number of the carnival company, were up at the hour the fire broke out and grablied the hose carts and dragged them to the scene while one of their number was ringing the Are beH The Kearney Alfalfa Meal Mill Is one of the thriving industries of. the city.

Enough alfalfa meal is made here to supply, the Kearney demand and shipments to outside markets are matters of almost daily occurence. A large quantity of al falfa is thus consumed at home, a good market being provided. The alfalfa meal is adapted to many and varied uses. W. H.

Acnea'aach, Dentist," Eearney. Concord Grapes, 35c banket. Steele Grocerv Co. WANTED TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE TO MOVE Inquire at Hub Office. China Painting, Water Color, Leather craft.

Mrs. John' Johnson will open studio on the third Root of the opera nousc block September 16. Those desir ing to begin lessons or leave orders, please call on Wednesday of each week. 1 Smoke Tom Godfrey 6c Ctga. Assessment No, 85, in toe Buffalo County Funeral Benefit association le now due.

Please call and pay same. J. A. LARIMER, Secretary, Rings little Liver Pills for biliousness, skk headache, muddy complexion. They tone the liver; do not gripe.

They keep in the in to on M. in 6 by in of to yov weu. eae. un, ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. K.

Barney, of Elmereek, itme into the city Friday morning for a short bus iness visit. D. A. Crowell. of Odea.

wa a visitor in the city transact ing buim mat ters Friday. V. Springer, of Shelton. was in th city visiting Friday ami allril on hi friend, J. F.

Buell. Mrs. O. B. Van Horn, of Oviu, is in the citv and will visit for a few days with Mrs.

W. F. Bailey. Miss Clara Rn ve, of Elmcreck. wa in Kearney Saturday calling on hi friends and transacting business.

W. E. Lett, of Elmcreek, came down to Kearney on Xo. 14 Fridsv and attend ed to business matters in the citv. Miss Hazel Thatcher, of Shehon.

i the city for a visit of a few day at home of her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Buell. Mrs.

Frank Fleming, of Pasadena, is in the city for a visit of a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Wheclock.

Miss Lulu llenline returned to her home'at Buda Friday after spendinc the greater part of this week visiting friends this city. J. Merrill, federal stock inspector from Greeley, was in the city Friday on business and visiting with ac quaintances. Superintendent S. A.

Reasoner. city, was a passenger for Cilibon on Friday where he had business connected with the schools of that place. Judge Ira D. Marston has returned the city after an absence of several weeks which he spent in South Dakota an Indian reservation. W.

H. Lutes, the Sheltou confectioner, who has been in the city for a few days visiting and taking in the various attractions, returned to his home Friday morning. Rex M. Jones, Ed L. Sutton and F.

Barney, of Elmsreek, were in the city transacting business and calling on their friends Friday. Hugh Gibson, of representing the firm of V. A. Hambleton, wholesale granite dealers, was a caller Kearney Thursday and wrote some orders for the Troupe 4 C'ruit Monument company. A.

M. Calhoun and son, Edward, of this city, went to Grand Island on No. Friday and will remain there for a few days attending to business connected with the carriage painting shop owner Mr. Calhoun. A TRAGEDY IN JAPAN I One of the startling affairs of modern times and portrayed with life sized motion pictures at the Lyric Theater this evening.

Come and see it If you are in a hurry try and get your order in by 8 a. so we can get it on the first load. Steele Grocery Co. Fined for Intoxication. Jake Staley was arrested about five o'clock Thursday afternoon and lodged the city jail until he had sobered up a little.

He stayed in jail all night and Friday morning was brought before Judge Rcilly and the complaint filed by Chief Police Trindle, stating that he was intoxicated, was read to him and he plead guilty to the charge. He was fined five dollars and eighty cents and given Ave days at hard labor in the city jail. We repair all makes of automobiles and guarantee satisfaction. UAKHEY AUTOMOBILE CO. Patterson Wingard want to buy alfalfa nd prairie hay.

COMMENDS OREOSOTE SHINGLE STAINS. This is without doubt the best shingle stain on the market. It preserves the wood as well as beautifies the roof, mak ing it moss green. We have taken pains convince ourselves before buying this paint that it was the best thing on the market. those who contemplate painting their roofs are invited to come in and let us show them what the stain is and what it will do.

We carry a large stock of choice pat terns in Wall Paper and the Lowe Bros faints. I hey need no advertising. Get our prices before buying. SVVITZ FURNITURE CO. Switches made.

Hair dressing Parlora. SEALED SHIPPED. Fine fresh, balk Oysters, just received at Keilerk. Have returned to the city and will be ready for work Monday, September 14. I solicit a share of your patronage.

Rosela Wilsen, over Bowers' Undertaking parlors. FOR SALE My entire phonograph and sewing macnine Business, Belling on account of sickness in family. J. N. Jenkins.

Pineulea for the Kidneys, thirty days' trial 11.00. Hundreds of people testify to the merit of this preparation in the relief of kidney trouble, rheumatism, lumbago, backache. Pineulea act directly on the kidneys, purify the blood and make yon feel like a new person. They tone toe system. A.

J. Lee. Buy Saturday Evening Post of Edgar Hale, I THE KEARXET DAILT HUB FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman and Wright Self filling Pens xx on sale at DILDINE'S Jewelry Store COMPANY A GOES TO HASTINGS Will Give Exhiibtion Drill in That City During the Festival. Company. A.

of this city, received an invitation several days ago from the management of the festival which to lie held in Hastings about the middle of October to give an exhibition drill in that town during the festival. The members of the company met Wednesday night and it was decided to accept the invitation. Nearly all of the boys will go down and the expense of the affair will be born by the management of the festival. Electric light globes for sale at the Mill Office. 1 PROMPT DELIVERY of all kindj of CHOP FEED GRAIN AND HAY STOVE WOOD U.00 PER CORD.

KEARNEY FEED A GRAIN COMPANY. Either Phone 1M. Borne on a Vacation. Midshipman Arthur Barney, airivl home yesterday for a three weeks vif.it with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Barney. He has just returned from a three months eruise I. s.

Monitor Arkansas. He has gotten along nicely at the Naval academy and is now a senior and will graduate from Annapolis next June, when he will be assigned to active duty on board one of the Urg war vessels. Why not Duy your feed direct from the manufacturer! Bran, shorts and corn chop delivered fresh to anv part of the city. KEARNBT FTOUR UILXA R. A.

MILLUR, FVftTEHAL DUL ECTOR, I. O. F. BaUalac Kearaar. Balk Pfceaca.

Dale 4 Realacaaa. NanZan Pile Remedy comes ready to use with nozzle attached. Sooths, heals, reduces itching and inflammation. An operation for piles will not be necessary if you use ManZan. Price 50c.

Money rnfiinded if not satisfied. A. J. Lee. Little Prices THE Bib 9 CENT SALE SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

Black and White Lawn, nice figures and nicely, made, not skimpy, for 88c All (3.98, $3.75 and $3.50 Shirt Waist Suits, fine Lawn and French Ginghams, go now for 13.69 All $4.50 and $5.00 fine Lawn and Percale Shirt Waist SuiU, now $3 69 All $5.98 Shirt Waist SuiU, $4.69 Fine Lawn 'Dressing Sacques, nicely trimmed in ribbon, were $15, now 98c Silk Shirt Waists, all $4.98 White Jap Silk Waists, now All $3.98 White Jap Silk Waists now All $3.98 white Jap Silk Waists, now $3.79 We are selling piles of Muslin Under wear, see our specials at 49c, 59c 89c and 99c Also special Outing Flannel Gowns at 49c, 89c and 99c These gar ments are worth one half more. Don't delay, the good things are mov ing out rapidly at vIHIIMIlHllllllimiHMIIMMimiHHmHM Inducements to buyers during CARNIVAL, VV We will offer a nice discount Which means big BARGAINS THE FURNITURE MAN CROWDS INCREASING AT STREET CARNIVAL Difiertot Attractions Were Wei Attended Daring the Evening. Th? Uig crowd of the presrnt vre turned out last night and the crowd was filled with the true carnival spirit. It in late in the evening when quiet once more rtitmed supreme. The 'Alps' and ean Wave" possibly made the biggm hit with the large crowd, although all of the shows were liberally patronied.

The Alps is the scenic novelty of the C. W. Parker shows when the curtain rises, St. Geneva is in full sight of th entire audience. The lecturer in his talk explains the site surroundings, and peculiarities.

Enough time is taken up in this way to trautport one to the little city beautiful. Then the famous Alphine glow is commenced. This performed by a multitude of wires, under the direction of an expert electrician. Slowly the sun, like a ball of gold, is seen to peep forth in the background, simultaneously the houses take on a sort of lifelike appearance. Shadows fall on all sides, dots, representing people, dart hither and and he fore the audience is fully aware of the fact St.

Geneva, the sleeping city, is converted into a busy, hustling city. "Hale's Tours," is the invention of Chief Hale, the veteran fire fighter of Kansas City, Mo. It is a stationary ride. Very few people have ever felt the sensation of a ride on an Overland Limited and at the same time, not be moving an inch. This is the experience of a trip in "Hale's Tours." By the aid of moving pictures, the chugging, whistling and the ringing of bells, the audienoe is given a stationary ride from coast to coast, all of the Urge cities being visited on the way.

the "Home of the Merry Widow," is the mysterious novelty of the shows. Suffice it to say that the Merrw Widow is a mirth maker, a fun starter. The Ferris Wheel was exceedingly popular last night. The exhilarating trip to the clouds was enjoyed by all. From the top of the wheel an excellent view of the midway could he had.

This is one of the largest pleasure wheels carried by any traveling organization. A TRAGEDY IN JAPAN. One of the startling affairs of modern times and portrayed with life sized motion pictures at the Lyric Theater this evening. Come and see it. lMiiinmMiiHiiiimii HARD COAL THE NO.

4 SIZE for many years was unobtainable larger than Nut and smaller .1.. UU UVUTQ u. BETTER GET BUSY NOW C.S.SEELEY LUMBER AM OOAL Phone 70. HHIIMIMIIIIIHIHIII A. 0.

Bower, the Undertaker, Keimey. We want your trade. We guarantee satisfaction. Steele Grocery Co. WsRUIHQ! "We intend to make it hot for everybody using our coal." It is hot stuff.

Give us a call and we will do our best to please you. We do not humbug you with the plea of "coal on the track and no place to put It." We have large storage bins, which we are now filling daily, and will be pleased to put your coal in at your convenience. Satisfaction or your money back; can you ask more? GEO. H. DOWNING SON Oldest Coal Merchants in the City.

DEM0REST SILVER MEDAL CONTEST Will be Held in the Baptist Church, Monday, September 14. The Demorest silver medal contest will be held on Monday, September 14, at the Baptist church, and the program is as follows: 1. Toastmaster March. 2. Singing Congregation.

3. Invocation Dr. Abbott. 4. Tom Jones Catherine McCawley.

5. How Mrs. Hennesey Saved Her Boy Olga Johnson. 6. Mandolin and Piano Prof.

Lincoln. 7. Rum's Tragedies Sylvia Sutton. 8. Whintling Solo David Lantz.

9. The Brave Boy Kancy Dority. 10. Banjo Solo Prof. Lincoln.

11. The Street of Death Frances Lemmon. 12. Piano Solo Miss Salgren. 13.

14. 15. 1. Convict Joe Esther Stock. Judges Retire.

Overture Mandolin and piano. Awarding of Medal Archdeacon Cope. 17. 18. Collection.

Benediction Rev. Honstedt. Judges: Archdeacon Cope, Miss Dor sey, Prof. Sutton. HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN If rou have pains In the back.

Uri nary, Bladder or Kidney trouble and want a eertaln, pleasant herb reller for Women's Ills, try Mother Gray's "At' a. TRALIAlf LEAF." It a safe and nsver falllna regulator, and relieves all Female Weaknesses, Including inflam mation and ulcerations. Mather Gray's Aaatraliaaz Laaf la sold by Drug gilt! or snt by mall for (0 oents. Sample sent FREE. Address, The Uothar Qray George H.

Frye, piano tuner. With Gaaton Music Ce. Work Guaranteed. TODAY'S CHICAGO MAEEETS. "Wheat September: high, 99c; low, close, December: Open, 98Ci high, low, close, Lorn September: Open, 80(g81c bigh, low, 807.c: close.

80e, Open, 7070c; high, 70o low, close, oac. Oats September: Open, 49c; high, sue; low, close, 49c. December Open, 504a50e; high, 50c: low, J0cj close, 504c. Fork September: $14.75. October: Open, 14.80i high, l4.87'li low, close, $14 .85.

H. B. MAXWELL, Agent, Boby! Pancake Flour handled by all grocers. A pleasing, good, high grade, truly flavored, amber colored cup of coffee can be had and without the real coffee danger, or damage to health by aimply using Dr. Snoop's new substitute, called "Health Coffee.

Pure, wholesome, toasted cereals, malt, nuts, make Dr. Snoop's Health Coffee both healthful and satisfying. No 20 to 30 minutes tedious boiling. "Made in a minute," says Dr. Shoop.

If served as coffee, it's taste will even trick an expert. Test it lud tee. Foutch Grocery Co, i C. J. D.

HAWTHORNE. KEARNEY'S Buy Your Peaches, Pears and Plums for Canning NOW! ECONOMY and MASON FRUIT JARS We will tell on Saturdt and Monday a Hundred Pound Sack of Sugar tar 16 HOXIE GROCERY CO. Telephones 69 and 118. The Handy THESE GOODS ABE ROT GOOD 3 lb. can Crawford Peaches 3 lb.

can Pears SOc 3 lb. can Pieplant 10c 3 lb. can California Grapes 3 lb. can Egg Plums lSe WE SELL PATRICK'S BREAD Foutch Grocery Co. BOTH PHONES 28.

FREE! $7.50 SET OF WARE With Every Majestic Range sold this week Facts About The Great Majestic Range It is the only range in the world made of Malleable and Charcoal Iron. It has, beyond any question of a doubt, the largest and beat reservoir. It uses about half the fuel used on other ranges, and does better work by far. The Majestic All Copper Nickeled Reservoir heats the water quicker and hotter than any other. It is the only reservoir with a removable frame.

The Charcoal Iron Body of the Great Majestic Range lasts three times as long as a steel body. Being made of non breakable for repairing the Majestic. As for baking, it is perfection not only for a few months, but for all time to come. A GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE lasts three times as long as a cheap range, but it don't cost three times as much. PROOF We don't ask yon to take our word for any of the above statements, but if you will call at our store, a man from the factory, where Majestic Ranges are made, will prove to your satisfaction that these are absolute facts, and will ahow you many more reasons why the Great Majestic Range is absolutely the best that money can bay.

Jf Buckingham We have just received a large invoice of the Justly celebrated Buckingham Skirt perfect in. style, fit and hang, nude from the newest and most approved cloths. Next Week we will open np a large assortment of nifty Waists for tnia faQ. H. GREGG COMPANY JEWELER EVERYTHING THAT'S GOOD to eat or drink la here the eatabljs nicely cooked, if cooked they need the drinkables properly hot or cold, aa wanted.

Your Individual taste la con suited and catered to, and not an Item on th ebill of fare but is well and deftly served on clean table PALACE CAFE SLUSH BUT WHOLESOME CANNED GOODS 2 2 lb. cans Gooseberries 25c 1 gallon can Applea 3 lb. can Baked Beans 2 So 3 lb. can Apple Butter ISc Soda Crackers, lb C0E. and and CENTRAL material, there is practically no expense.

Grocery ICe Fe Bodinson Hdwe Co, Kearney Neb..