The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 3

THE DENTISTS IS SESSION. They are Giving Each Other Pointers on Their Profession The New Arrivals illu hxi ration Lat be lioclor l'r lire im Kacli Other 1 he Mr.t I'upert Head thin Aliernuun, The Nebraska Lienta! mxiietv d.d hot K-'t down to huMine night until after the llyer came in from the east. The time before then as soent iu social converse and in piepanng chairs and apparatus tur the climca; work. Wlieu President Vanee called the Hociety to order shortly after o'clock, there were present in addition to the listened last evening', Secretary A. W.

Na.m. of Omaha. Treasurer II. T. King-, ot Ereuiont and iJra.

D. 1'. Suns, Lincoln: T. F. JSkeede, Seward; .1.

11. Mc(Jleary, iiea-tiice; Allen r'ones, Aurora. L. M. Mathews, Lawrence, E.

It. Tripp. Schuyler; A. II. Kirhy, of Omaha.

Marshall of es Moines, la. '1 he following have arrived since: Ir.i 0. h. Douglas, Hastings: W. U.

Mnith. J- an bury; 1'. T. Suiith, Denver: N. E.

House and McElbinery, of Jx-iiiKlon; W. 1. Ivory, Wayne. The session last night was merely routine business. This morning the cliuical work began under the supervision of Dr.

Cole, of Norfolk. The confidence with which the dentists re signed themselves to the manipulation of their professional brethren, was remarkable and the onlooker oou.d not help wishing that the dootois would have to suffer as many twinges as they have indicted on others. One or two patients from the city were treated, but most of the doctors had jobs they had been saving for the occasion. While one dentist pounded and sawed and bored, an interested group peered this way and that to get a glimpse into the yawning mouth to see how it was done. The most interesting pieces of work were specimens of bridge work by Dr.

Miller, of Grand Island, and Jjr. Trogdon.of Lincoln, the latter'spatient being Dr. Seeley. ThiB afternoon the society was called to order atH p. m.

There were several visitors from the city, including some ladies present. Dr. Cole read a partial report on the clinicsof the morning, which as the operations were not finished did not provoke much discussion. A paper entitled "A I'lea for Gold Fillings" by Dr. C.

N. Johnson, of Chicago, was read by Dr. Miller. Dr. J.

W. Keyes read a paper on "Christian Science and Dentistry" taking the ground that this eculiar philosophy was applicable in a measure to diseases of the teeth as welt as of other parts of the Ixidy. Tonight the formal address of welcome will be given by Kev. John Askin, and the response will be given by Dr. II.

T. King, of Fremont. Dr. 1. T.

Smith of Denver will lecture on "Submarine Gold Fillings," and there will be other papers and discussions. The public is cordially Invited to attend all the meetings of the society. AMUSEMENTS. AT TIIK NKW KKAKNKV. Remember that on tomorrow evening Jhe Mendelssohn (Quintette Club will be at the new Kearney Opera House.

This is the old original quintette or Ranized in 1k4!) by Mr. Thomas Ryan, who is yet the favorite solo clariu ette and viola. All lovers of good music should not fail to be present on this occasion as it is one of the rare opportunities for Kearney. Miss Marie Barnard (prima donna) is a highly cultivated lady, with a beautiful voice, skillfully trained. She has an extensive acquaintance with all styles of music, old and new, and is a great favorite in her own city, San Francisco.

She creates a genuine furore wherever heard. Of the other members of the club too much praise cannot be given them. Will Italic UbIi. Superintendent Mallalieu is going into nsh culture quite extensively. He is now making quite a large dam across the draw on the Industrial school grounds south of the canal.

Two ponds will be formed, one for German carp, and one for black bass. The carp, not being a game lisli, will simply lie used for food at the school. The bass, however, furnish considerable sport, and the professor wants to be able to invite bis friends up to go fishing. He has thirty black bass now on hand, the remnant of eighty which were shipped him. The rest died on the cars.

The surplus from these ponds the professor expects to turn into the canal with a view to stocking it. Letter I. Ut. of unclaimed letters remaining in the postofllce at Kearney, May 19, 1891: GKNTI.KMIN. Burrows (Ireeo Kev John Murray Maxwell Mitchell-A (J Hone hewd Bederhurg A Thompson Elmer Darnel Dr Ijirxuu I.

Morton Win Nelion Rhine Win John Wilson PT LAinr.s. IUore Mrs Klbert Anderson Miss Anna llutlerMltM Davis Mrs (Ireen Miss Mary Hulliert Mrs Kllzalielh MuOaugh Miss Mlnta Piper MUs Bcott Mrs (lean To obtain any of those letters the applicant must call for "advii-tlned letters" anl give the date of this list. If not vailed for within two reekt they will lie sent to the dead letter office HICK II. EAUJ.N, P. M.

(letting Heady to Survey. Preparations for the survey of the big canal are going rapidly forward. Some surveyors from Colorado came in this morning to join the party. A big pile of stakes was being hittled out today. Tomorrow morning a party of eleven will start from the high ground back of the Industrial school and proceed to lay out the route.

Tliere were more applicants for positions than could be accomodated. Special drives in spring ami summer Millinery at Miss Madison's Central Ave. THE KP.ARNT.Y DAILY HUB: KEARNEY, NEBRASKA AV KPN SHAY EVENING, MAY -JO, 1501. 1JJI. A I.

') I K. 'I -7 0m. 'Ao tfci Ar.otr.er r.ir A to rnnl cao.e in on 1'. Vsiay. This niakes twenty three.

New bn in Jacwav. 1 A. A. memorv. mereiore i woinu re- I Jir.

Ul.t a be closed on Monday, May HO. Thursday, My jl the da'e of the lea" t.y Ddi.ghters of 'etraiji, and the A 1'. the. place. 1 l.e are torn.i.g the.i atten tion to unlicensed n.x were as- sisted Uj happy uLtitg grounds this Ujorrmj- The of ti.e will a.

tliat of the Mer.de. 1 tette club 'I hurJa) n.gr.t at ti.e Kear- ney Ofera hou.ve. ti, i i I -1 he fourth floor of the hon. hlrx.k is being neatly decorated for the Kearney Rla.k Hills company. Terra cotta is the prevailing shade.

All are invited to attend the ice; cream and strawberry al at the residence of C. A. Harding, fifteenth st. and Ave. A.

given by the Good Templars tonigi The I.ad.es Aid the M. K. church Will be g.ad to eriierta.n all their friends at the room formerly by C. H. George's store.

Ice cream and strawberries will le served. --Attention is called to the proc lamation of the mayor requesting the merchants Ui close their stores from till the afternoon of Memorial day. The request should universally granted. The I'nion J'acific park east of tfie deijt has been nearly filled up with rich black earth. The intention seems to be to make this a beautiful spot and one that will increase the good impression travellers get from seeing our pretty depot.

A report that two horses had been stolen from Carson's barn was run down, and it was found that two horses kept in the barn had been turned in without tying by the ownei, and had escaped. They were found duiing the day and restored to their owner. In Sarah Roseboon, wife of John Rose boon. departed from this life May aged -'l years. It was ml'ljlK'i' S'i'I the kr.yi.'.it -i l.i rcl, Oathere'l 'roun4'iur cM.tiri 'lor To eonvey our flear rnmiianlon To annwer Ui her Mwtr 1 1 ll.

Yes. they came anil took our dear oue from our very borne n.jrl.t Took her! Took her! I Can we say It Yen of course, It riut ne nifht. Hhe has all her work here And has rone 10 her home to rot. Injt site will wait and who Iri for the ones that loved hr lt. Hhe Is waiting for her Who wo ever kind arid true.

And for her pr.lous hl'drm In ber home so rand and new For yon fond ulso-rs and brothers will nhe have a sons: of love You kind Meruit and love 'I ones Hhe will meet you up above. for her huslnd she i waltlnr. Waltinjr to welryjrne tj the fbore, W'bere no siifferlrif or death hall enter And Uiey will part mi. never more -Written by W. Hsal Kalata 1 ransreri.

P'ilel in the office of county clerk, May 1H, 1891. Furnished by Allen Harney, abstracters. (Under $10,000 bonds.) Gordon Ijrter et al to Howell, wd.lot lUtl Ky, M75 I iiited Htats to Allc Jeuk.ni-, pat, lots s-M Hla)e and to luthirt, wrj.lol li Ky, IKA Djuthlrt to Marlon Made, wd, lot Kt. lid Lr Btates to Walter Keene. pat, mi.

2K 12 US, HtaUi of Nebraska lo Oej rank, deed, lot CnwHBH nld. Vi. 'iordon Iieiter et al, to et nl lot No lSVi. Ky. swf, vti.

i irdon Deiter et al to lllarir harl. wd, lot iar, Ky, rwi John Hir and wf to F.iia i. Hop wood, wi, Wm II l.yman and wf to Klla I. Hopwiol, wd, lot IX Hu urnit John Hyde and wf to Owen i HeiTrier, wd, s'4 nW 12 la-IT. KauianthaC Harrison and hi to I Iiavis.

wd, lot 111. Ky. I 1 uitod States to r- t. rje', 1 -1 -i M.uo. Hutea to John Khine, re t.

lots 11 11-I-U, I Mellett and wf to John F. Mellett, lot blk Haveona, tl An experien'd nurse, lately from New York, wishes engagements. Good references. Apply Seventh-ave. m-JivS For (eiillerrjen We are closing out a line of men's French calf and Kangaroo hand sewed Shoes at worth at T.

It. Ross' Shoe Store, 2rJ7 Central-ave. 1'ants made to order for fi -Vi at John Seymour's. 'M upstairs) Central-ave. Boys' iiiits at 11.10, 1.7"i up to to at the Fair.

See me before ordering a spring suit. First class work and low prices guaranteed. John Seymour. alotf The best hand sewed Shoe on the market for ladies, only at The Fair. J.

W. SHAMAN ABSTRACTER. Farm and City Loans, CoNvtYANCiNQ ancj Insurance. Orm Jsois CooaisciM ao Savkim KCARNlY NEBRASKA. Rest quality of tailor made suits at very reasonable prices at John Seymour's.

(upnUirsj Central Ave. Dr. Hasten Will remove to opera house block i-'nd floor opera entrance, on or about June 10th. aitf CLOSE THE STORES. Major Joliiion I'roclaiiia' Ion on-ceriiln Mcuioilitl liay.

-j OKI-1' May L'o, 1'1. To 1 itiens of Kearney: Tne Wth day of May has i.en set aiide national holiday for the purpose ot showing due respei't to the memory ol those ho 1 ell in defence our rlau and countrv. and Wukp.kas. Manv such sleep in our own city of the dead as well as oi.r dear friends and little ones to whom we wish to show due resnect, by deck- ing with garlands their quiet homes, and renew ing our sacred covenants to between the hours of and clock p. for the purpose allowing all that mav desire to attend the exercises eonducted' bv the different G.

A. R. iv-t-i of the city. Ika ALtyor. m-ioiutioua ol sorrow, The following resolutions on the of Mrs.

Sarah Roseboon were recently passed hs Smith Gavitt W. K. We are called upon to mourn the loss of our beloved sister, Siuah Roseboon. therefore he it we in )Ul with entile submission to the final destiny of all, knowing that death is inevitable. 1 hat we recognize in our s.ster the qualities of a faithful and true friend, a good and charitable member of our Corps ever ready to do all in her power for the worthy and needy.

li'tiilntl. That we extend nur heart ft sympathy to her bereaved husband and loving children in this their hour of sorrow and great afflict ion. 7r That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the records of Smith Gavitt Corps, one sent to the famiiy of the deceased and one be sent to the city papers for publication Mrs. L. A.

Wii.i.oromiY, Maooik McKain, K. Rakhkii, Committee. A 1 I'RlttY. Dau'ihtKrsof VeTeltunS, 'IhultsDa KvK. mAy tl.

at Sed(Swl('k (i.A.H. liAI.I. nii.1 ralr. irrallam TIioKoiikIi bRed and III All klllltr. -P elllnks.

lakcS and bled stAkes. Cofyl tiiKHtH, eh iked meets und Mi -il in bl moon l.lirht, fiUi llenj rol.l too flr a cKui tanFf IneLitilel). Friejj pi. iiiimble Pi pihlmliiY p.rn h.Al. oold fiSM, mocKiiiK nl and oKtrN'heB.

iCk crF.am. dild Creiim. VaiKf.inp hiiiI sAndW iiehes. l.hieKimi. FISH flh HoOks and eartr! litre.

drKhseD haul, nakeil beef and beey with al.L Its Dresos on. irold I'aKe, hoe eekJ St STOin Acakgs. Wiltm Drl.N'Ks: HileY eotlee Saire t. o'lhi-J tlliS'irs tu iiutriarOus to inenilon. f(lr nl.

I. of Ul.iih I' wii.l only balm pAy FU-I KKN sf.ti'-e. There will a liTeiaiy pl'HOtrraiimc thE wA Iters will Hi lun.l but har.Mhei. too aT tlliirp to- A ill ontloue the I.eoturen. The many men, young and old, that derived pleasure and benefit from the physiological lectures of Dr.

O. S. Marden last winter, will be delighted to known that they will be resumed for a time at least. 1 his week the lecture ill be on Friday night. All men are invited to attend, and they will find it to their profit and pleasure to do so.

The Fair's old Rrig. Dong. Shoe for Ladies is time tried, and wide awake buyers apppreciate their value. More fun than a girl in swing to see the public irather up the bargains at The Fair. The bird" will.

Muslin underwear at The Fair. No sjiecial knowledge of values required to recogiii.e the value in this line. Millinery, all of the latest styles at very reasonable prices at Miss Madison's. All kinds Fancy Cakes to order. Hooley'a Bakery.

Tel. 129. a4t Flowers and ribbons in endless varieties arid great abundance at Miss Madison's Millinery store. 2.IMMJ Central Ave. mldlli Suitable for warm weather The Fair's fine calf Southern tie, fully warranted Gentlemen's Shoe, Ice ream in all flavors by the gallon, quart or pint.

At the a21tf Rltl NSWK Hakkiiy. Second Hand boods. .1 I'. Fierce, dealer, A. Anderson's old stand, Avenue and Twentieth-st.

Nmlj. Fancy Oranges, Lemons and Bananas, at Hooley'a Bakery. The best bargains in the city in Spring Suits at John Seymour's. Dressmaking Cutting and Fitting a specialty. Orders solicited by Mrs U104 Ave.

C. aTml The only place in the city where you can sit dow rest yourself and coofofl' with our cream soda. attf Hooi.KY Rinding of all kinds done at the Hi.n bindery. LAW LIBRARY. Consisting of 26 vols, of Miscellaneous Reporters for sale, or exchange for any kind of property I can use.

Apply to Wm. O'Shea at the Hub bind-ery where books can be seen. Also a first class cottage organ on same terms. If food sours on the stomach, digestion is defective. lie Witt's Little Karly Risers will remedy this.

The famous little pills that never gripe and never disapKint. A. J. Shepard. CLOSING OUT SALE! PI BELOW COST Must be Closed Out by June 1 This is conceded to be the Finest Stock of Furnishing Goods and Hats in the city Everything strictly first class.

EVERYTHING GOES REGARDLESS of COST E. W. and Cluett, Coon Collars and Cuffs. Wilson White and Fancy Shirts. Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Neckties, Handkerchiefs, Etc.

J. B. Stetson Soft Hats, Stiff Hats and Caps at prices that will Make You Buy. Sale Commences Thursday Morning, May 1-ltli and Closes June 1st. AT CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

F. Y. ROBERTSON. lj. II.

(i. Wiley left for Chicago this afternoon. J. K. Klliott, of Jiilesburg, came in today.

W. A. Downing left this afternoon for St. Louis on business. Augutus Fiank.

C. M. Hire left this afternoon for the east. George Munio, casherof the hunk at Amherst, was in the city today. Misses Klla and hi.zie Johnston went to Lowell this morning to visit their sister.

T. J. Norville, a former resident of Gibbon, left on the 15. M. this morn" ing for Ft.

Worth, Tex. Lorin Mitchell has returned to Stanton, after visiting live weeks with his uncle, L. A. IMancliard. Superintendent J.

T. Mallalieu and Lew Robertson made a Hying trip to Grand Island this afternoon. Charley Seeley left on the $. Mi for Chicago this morning to take a position with the S. 11.

Howell Lumber Co. L. A. lJlanchai'd went to Omaha this morning and while there will attain! the State business Men's associa tion. Mrs.

Win. Case, mother of Mrs. Helen Johnson, left on the U. 1'. this morning for Chicago after a long visit here.

W. J. Lamb, a prominent attorney of Lincoln, returned home this morn ing after a brief visit with W. K. Wright.

Ed K. Hoffman has received an appointment in the railway mail service and will leave before ilong for his new work. Itev. T. C.

Clark and wife, who have been visiting Rev. W. S. Raines and wife, returned this afternoon to Grand Island. -Rev.

II. O. Gutlio left on the I. I'. this morning for Hickman, near Lincoln, to attend a meeting of German Presbyterian ministers.

C. K. Pempsey, a nephew of Geo. E. Shpard, arrived this evening from Rock Island, 111., with his bride.

He is on a jur through the west. I). Smith left last night to at-1 the Trans-Missouri Commercial iss at Denver. He will represent i Real Estate Exchange, Harry Sydenham, who for some months has been in attendance at W'hler Farm College in Minnesota, bus returned home for the summer. Heady for the Kloor.

The main portion of the cotton mill is ready for the tirst lloor. This means that stone piers capped with about Hud brick apiece have oeen completed, and nearly a thousand feet ot brick wall is carried up several feet. The framing of the timbers has been begun under the sheds. Altogether about W.t men are being given employment, and it is a very busy place just now. A shoe for School wear must be absolutely solid and should be made of cast iron to give service.

The Fair's cast iron school shoe is not exactly made of that metal but in imitation as neat as is possible to do so with leather. The best wearing school shoe in town. The finest line of Misses' and Children's patent leather Shoes can be found at T. It. Rots' Shoe store, and they are the latest and handsomest shoes' worn now.

Immediate relief for tender feet secured by wearing The Fair's tine hand-sewed Kangaro Southern tie at M.To. Ladles' French kid button Shoes, $2.50, atT.B. BOSS' SHOE STORE, 2027 Central-Ave. The Entire Stock of Men's Furnishing and Hats of Jno. Thompson it S.

DANIELS, The Jeweler, REPAIRING Notice to onti arloi H. Rids will be received for the erection of building fur Episcopal College up till 4 o'clock p. Monday, May ISHl. l'lans and specifications may be seen at the office of Rrabrook Rrown, Architects, City National Rank build ing, on and alter Thursday, May -1st. iii HruiiNWl Ire (renin.

Grand opening of the llrunswiik Ice Cream l'arlors, at the lininswick hotel, May 1 and and every evening thereafter. The choicest of creams, cakes and ices will be served. Nothing will be spared 4o make the service the best in the city. Prop in cither before or after the opera. M.

A. Lhai ii. ItKHf Cation McLaughlin for screens and all kinds of job work, corner of Central-ave. and Nineteenth st. mi-is I.nillCH Ki nd 'I'll Im.

We have just received the finest and handromest line of ladies' cloth top button and lace patent leather flp shoes ever shown in the Mid way pity, at way down prices, at T. It. Ross' Shoe store, "Hi!" Central ave. inlniii "Town Talk" is the name of a shoe sold by The Fair. The reason for its suggestive name is based upon its popularity as the best shoe for men's wear on the market, and sold at The Fair for onlv Men's hand sewed calf button and Congress, only $3 .50, at T.

R. Rosa' Shoe Store, 2027 Central-Ave. See the latest patterns of Spring pants goods. John Seymour. Central Ave.

Fine books put in line bindings at the Hun bindery. Pleasantly situated six-room residence three blocks from business centre at a bargain. Enquire at -lir) East Twenty-third-st. KEARNEY OPERA HOUSE. Ruin.

Mi llh VMii.iis. I iiml MnnniriT. Am ill.H n)i, Tii'iiMiier. ONE NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY, MAY 21, TIIK Mendelssohn Quintette CLUB OF BOSTON.

1-nii I'nniurt and Hrewt Ciri le, lli (i i eil (ienrral ttilinldsiuii Hitlcony, rewmd admission ii (inllcry Scum on sale WeilnepilHj mornliiir at o'. li at Optra Hniise Hu.x ollii tljeutre eulriiiiie. CUTS NO FIGURE. Goods A SPECIALTY. WANTS.

tVKolire of Foil Kent, FokSai.k, tic, inarrltii in tli in uhimn ill tht rnte of 5 mid lint ench nuriOon. SjieciiU ralti on lontf li'iiu ails. WANT 1. 1). 'ANTKD-liirl In learn ilri-ssumkiijir.

lu pine this ofiit-f. WANTF.II--Old bnotH mill slmeR. Cash pHld. Sei'iiiid hand sIkm'B hIwiij on tittnd. Ke-imliiiitr neatly ilonc.

Ithodi Iwa ilnnrs unrlli of llHilioinl. tVnirttl-avu. mlsif ll'ANTKH-rive tire I el am tlnncrx and unlit vanlzed Iron workers. Stpailj- empioy-intiil. Apply nl onee.

Cochran A I'uwerH, Ml. Imiw. mUlii koic itusr. HUNT-A fi-rooin liutliivt'. 1 Mri.

T. M. MeH-iek. Iii'iuirt of in lot LM)K KKN A xix room hoime with liarn and 1 miihII enrral. all In irooil repair, four Miiall eorral, all In irnoil repair, four Mocks um the new opera Iioiisb.

I'll, lti aily. mfitf I'll, ltiaily. KOIt SALE. II OltSE AND I'llAKTdN -Cheiip. in JulinJ.

OBlnrn. VOlt SAI.K Inihlipls of old corn In lots I tomiitilie purcliascr. Jiiquiru of W. 1,. Nash.

in I hi f. IjAOK SA I.K (i(H)d RailillH pony 4 yearn old-r rciimnalilt' price. luitiirf Ave. A and LTnt. ml 101 LlOlt SAI.K-Sales stable corner of 'JKth an Ave.

-A at a liarKain K. Pray. Mode ihop hoin-f. uiltll LVIlt SAI.K-Kleirant HoilPehold lurnltiirn and cai pet. almost new.

A. A. (Jlark, Cor. 'I'weiitj-sixih Htid Aye. A.

tiiKtf I. (1ST. I (1ST A irnld pi reprt'Si'iitinir (t. II. H.HI, jl'inder will please leave mime at litis office and claim ruward.

I (1ST-The opportunity of your lirelf you do not ak 1'ess to show you latest, designs water ets liefore you liuy. aKItf A I nsTHA VKI) (lit STOI.KN Iron gray drivlnif Ti hoie four years old, weight Will pounds. Iriim Nydfnhiiin'B piislure. May A. JUrewanl will lie paid lor information leadiiiK to his recovery.

1.. Miller, (iililion Itlm k. mMf Notice ol l)ny ol Ailjiirlnient. The Slate of Neljinskii, Fliillalo eiiunt y. h.

In I lie matter ol the entitle ol Matilda M.Chen-owel Ii. To whom it may concern and to all the creditors of the aiiove estate: You are liercliy nodded that your flaliiu and demands against the said estate must Indie I in county court, Buffalo county, on or liefore the it It day of Nnveiiilior, A. I). duly itemized and vrllled as reilulred hy law. and that unless you sliull comply with the terms of this notice, the same shall be forever barred from being considered in the settle in out of I he said estate or participating In any dividend therein.

And any objection, defense or set-off, or any counter-claim to any claim iigaiut said estate which any person may desire to Intel pose thereto must ne Hied in said court on or before lie day aforesaid, and all persons Indebted lo said estate are hereby directed to settle uilh John A. Larimer, administrator, of Kearney. and publication ol this notice Is ordered for four consecutive weeks In The Weekly Hub, a weekly newspa-pi published at Kearney, in Ituffalo county, Nebraska. itnessmy hand and sealof (aid court, thin li'ith day ol May A. I), THOMAS 11.

CORNETT, m'Jlw4t County Judge. TeatluionlalM KnuroMstU lor SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC. ritten Calling ('Altl)S. Call and see Samples of cants and engrossing, I'rtccs Ucaaonahlc. CLARENCE A MURCH..