The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 3

The Empire Store Kearney, Sept 6, 1897. To the Public: We deem it fitting at the opening of this new season to express to our customers our gratetul acknowledgement tor courtesies and patronage conferred upon us during our twenty years business in this city. It has ever been our policy to handle first class goods only aud at reasonable prices. We are gratified to say that we are abundantly satisfied with the results of this policy, so much so that we have increased our stock of Dry Grods and Shoes in quantity (being the largest in the state west of Omaha) and where it was possible improved them in quality. We had the foresight and capital to buy nearly all our fall goods months before the change in tariff, when prices of all classes of merchandise were lower than ever before known, and are in proper hape to meet orsurpiss the sharpest competition and give to our trade better goo Is and more goods for the money than late buyers can afford to.

Manufacturers are daily advancing prices It is a natural and advance an.i not one of speculation or Sintiment With wheat at 75 to 80c and the price of corn gradually growing bight we feel as thougfi a season of better tinus is at hand. When you are ready to buy your fall goods come in and inspect our stock and prices. We are confident you will be convinced that it will be to your iuteiest to buy them from us Respectfully, C. B. FINCH.

Agent for Butterick Patterns. Spring Novelties are slowing the very LATEST STYLES in JEWELRY Jnst from the manufacturers. Ladles come and let ns snow yon tbe handsomest SHIRT WAIST SETS OUT In stone and They ai Swell. Gents we the hand somest line ot Lint Cnff C.fDInc In (ha i DUUUU5, Oiau iiuo ui iuu ml. i Cliy.

bee mem. 1UU tffiiK correct, crices 5 are right. S. A. FeSS, the Jeweler.

State Keunlon A. Lincoln, September 11 IS. 1. 1 iha Hnrlinotnn Rnuta ror mio ukwMiuu has made a rate of one fare for the round trip to Lincoln from all stations in Nebraska Tickets will be ou sale September 13 to 18 and will be good to return no til September 20. To accommodate attendants homeward bound, Burlington trains Noa.

3 and 41 of Saturday, Heptem ber 18, will stop at al. stations, Lincoln to Hastings and Lincoln to Grand leUnd respective y. The magic healer of all coughs, coids and constipation Is Begne' Cherry Coogh Njrnp. We keep it. Neils P.

Hansen. Burning, itching skin diseases instantly relieved by Ie Witt's W.lcb H.t, Halve, uneqnaled for cots, bruises, burns. It heals without leaving a scar. Neils Ha.iaen. MomelbliiK to Know.

It may be worth something to know that the very best medicine for restoring the tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine Is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to the nerve centers in the stomach, gntly stimulate the Liver and Kidneys, and aids these organs in throwing off imparities in the blood. Electric Bi ters improves the appetite, aids digeetion and is pronounced by those who have tried it ss A the very beet blood purifltr and nerve tonic Try it Sold for 60c or ft 00 per bottlt at Neils P. Hansen's Drug Store. PERSONAL MENTION.

Henry Gibbons viaited Grand Ialacd today. Klder Smith went to Gibbon on tbe fast mail. T. F. Meramen cime in from the weet at noon.

Walt Nye went out on the Burlington this morning. Rod Smith came up from Lincoln yesterday evening. J. L. Brown made a business trip to Cuzad this afiernoon.

II. R. Lamion, of Ravenna, was tbe city today on business. ID Pnin. Barney, of Elm Creek, returned home on No.

1 this afternoon. Geo. Shepard took the fast mail today fbJ a visit to Cleveland, Ohio. H. E.

Lewis and family went to Lin coin today via the Union I'acitlc. Mr. Mott, private secratary for Sena Allen, is in toe city visiting Rod C. Suith. J.

N. Johnson, of rear Waterlown went ont 00 the A thi" rooming fOI ulin.1 D. Carson, II. F. Carson, and Miss Madge went Gibbon today to attend an A.

0 U. W. picnic. Guy and Otto Pierce cauie in from Denver to attend the funeral of thi'er Bis ter, Miss Delia Pierce. Ira Johnson, who is now located Springfield, is in the city visiting his parents and shaking hands with old time Mi nds.

Frank Williams, city editor of the Hob, went to Omaha today and will spend Sunday am on rig his uewepape frittuds in that city. Mrs. Charles Wiley, of Counci Bluffs, will arrive in the city thin evening on No. 3, to visit for a week or ten days wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs W.

Roe The Oougref ttlooel Social The social given by the Congregation 1 church at the city hall Friday evening was fairly well attended, considering the threatening weather. In the spelling match F. M. Hollowell won the prim, a picture frame. An impromptu program was presented and refreshments were served.

W. S. CLAPP Insurance and Real Estate, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Lsdiee? Be sure to read the Omaha Purchasing Agency "ad," this paper. Cider vinegar for sale. Good quality For sale by barrel, keg or gallon L.

Cunningham, 1.D4 East Twenty fifth 81 KEARNEY SINGERS Are Requested to Meet on Mon day Evening. I II A I. O.N KN 1 ION IS 1 Prof. Trimmer of Chicago Will Meet With Our Slnger9. An opportunity for holding a musical onvention in Kearney, under the aus pices of a most capable teacher and in structor in voice culture, is unexpectedly ottered to the singers of this city.

It ib proposed by l'rof Chae. McK. Trimmer, ot Chicago, to hold a two weeks musical onvention beginning next Monde; evening Ku entlj rroi. irimmer was nduced by a former pupil to visit our neighboring city of Islington, for the urpoee of holding a short convention. His work there was so successful, and grew so interestiu that the original ten lays has extended to a month, and dur the last two weeks he has put in bout ten hours a ilay in ekes aud private nstruction.

I rof. Trimmer is an author and publisher and has a studio in the Auditorium at Chicago, which will re quire bis presence about October flrti His Lexington friends soggerted that he old a convention in Kearney, and hav ug a couple ol weeae on nana oeiore reopening bis studio tor uia ran ano winter he lias conc'uded to make the venture. After corresponding with louie of the nogtrs of the city Prof. Trimmer authorizes tbe Hub to announce that a preliminary meeting will be held at the Up to Date school room on Monday eveninu, September 3. to which all singers of the city, and every person nterecttd in voice nillure, is urgently invited.

Two sessions will he. held each da, afternoon and evening. Tho afternoon sessions are dividid as follows: 2.00 to Ao, vocl culture; 3.00 to Ii.45, psalmody anil musical elocution 4:00 to 5 00, theory of notation and uiusic reading. Evening sessions will be devoted to chorus work and vecal culture. Terms for the entile period will be including use of choru book, and thr.se desirinu private voice leesocs will he ccuiundated at one half of his Chicago rates.

Prof. Trimmer is recommended by those well known musicians, Kmil Lieb ling and Clarence Eddy of Chicago, each of whom has assisted him in prevnus musical festivals. lie is highly recommended, also, by the people of Lexington, who are loth to see him depart. The time ie apparently ripe for a grand musical revival in Kearney, and there is reason to believe that Prof. Trimmer will abundantly till the bill.

Jolly Dell Prlngle. Speaking of the Delia Priogle company which appears at Kearney daring all cf next week, tbe Des Moines Daily News says: Alley was the bill lait evening at tbe as presented by the 1 1 1 IIUIV win ('a linn 1 1 i i faction was given was manifested by the repeated generous bursts of applause by those in attendance. "Paradise Alley" is brim full of laugh producing situations interspersed with choice passages of pathos. Delia Prir.gle and Faith Adams were at their beet in their specialty workt which means that plenty of clean fan was furnished. The rest of the cast was good; whioh, supplemented with the ex cellent piano numbers, gave the audience an evening's entertainment fully worth the price of admission." Good fur Fall Houghing.

The recent rains have given the farmers a chance to do fall ploughing and put in a crop of fall wheat and rye, The ground will be left in excellent condition for fall work, a fact that makes the heart of the farmer glad. There is a time for everything; and the time to attend to a cold is when it starts Don't wait till you have consumption but prevent it by using Une Minute Coueh Cure, the great remedy lor cough, colds, troup, bronchitis and all throat and lung cronbles. Nils r. Hansen. The Smoke House.

Another An Ideal Picture of Comfort Is the man who is enjoying the pleasure of a smoke of oar famous Special Cigar. Its fame extends wherever it is known, its devotees are numbered by the men who have tried it. Yon do not know what you are missing if you fail to give it a trial. A. J.

SHERRET, 2U0 Central Ave. Kearney 11 AN K.VS ANN' H'M'KM K.N T. Hansen the Go. Natured Drugget Uikt public eckGOA.eJgu.eut tiiat t.e has had a good trade, the KUlMJO, BUU ntlimiil lhuiipuuc iiroiuir to all alike He has DO UullK thit Lit) trade wi 1 im rettee mora than proportionately during the comn )ear, and he will be ready fr lab I. lie with a larger aud better assortment tbau hu lias ever carried before, of all those thingr which no to nuke np a first clans drug store.

Aside from his drug stock lie carries an elegant line of correspondence papers and envelopes, tablets, mem books, etc. Ladies will be delighted witli the assortment of perfumeries, toaps and brushes. The hot weather is not over jet, so it will not be forgotten that Hansen has been the leading dispenser of mm met drinks during the season. Cream anc" Iruit sodas, phosphates, etc. COl'NTY CONVENTION'.

Olllclal Call for tils llull'alo Comity Kr oil. Until NunilnatliiK Uonvvntlini. The republican electors of Butl'al'. county are hereby reijutweii to send delegates from the several precincts to meet in convention in the city of K' arney on Saturday, Sept 25 1S'J7 10 o'cl ck a. for the purpose of placing in nomination candidates for the following ollu es One County Clerk.

Oue County Treasurer. One County Ktgister of tils. One County Hheriir One County Judge OneConuty Superintendent of 1'uhln Instruction. One County Coroner. One County Surveyor.

Aim to transact such other business as may properly come before said cnven tion. The several precinc's are entitled tr representation as follows: Ariiimla 4 KiiSi'O Ik'uvvr Kiverdnle enlLT 4 Schneider Celar 3 fkull horry reck Slit ltoii I'ivitle 3 Elm Creek 4 Slmroli II Thornton i Valley Kearney: Kip Wanl 7 Second Ward Third Ward Ki ill ill Ward Gardner 8 (irant 4 (iarlield II (iililion 7 llarrb.11,1 2 Lilian 2 Loup Udt sNi I'lulte Total It is recommended that no proxies be allowed and that the delegates present caet the full vote of their several precincts and that the primaries bd held not later than Sept. 22. lsliT. It is also recommended that the primaries nominate and certify to tbe county judge such number ol judges and clerks as the precinct is entitled to under Chapter 29, Laws 1897.

Said act contains the following provision: That the conn ty judge shall appoint as judges and clerks of election, at least ten days before tbe election, three judges and two clerks nominated for such ollicee in precinct primary; and the county j'idge shall select for each precinct one judge of elec tion from the party polling the highest number of votes at the last general election in the precinct and one judge from the party polling the next highest num ber of votes at the last general election in the precinct, and one judge from the party polling the third highest number of votes in the precinct. In case there is one or more parties still to be represented on the ticket, he shall appoint a clerk of election from each of the two parties not represented on the election board, polling the highest nu i.ber of votes; and pro vided, where there are only two parties witn tickets on the tllicial ballot, then the party polling the highest vote shall have two judges and one clerk and the other party onejidgeand one clerk; and in case of three parties on the ollicial ballot, he Bball appoint a clerk from each of the two parties receiving the highest number of votes, and such judges and clerks shad constitute a board of The act also provides that no person shall be eligible, who is a candidate to be voted for at such election or who has anything bet os wagered on tbe result cf the election. Vacancies on the board are to be filled by the members of the board of the same political party and as the member who does not appear or by the electors of that party present. This ait entitles the republican party to two judges and one clerk in some of the precincts and to one idge and one clerk in other precincts. Frank Bekman, Chairman.

When a person begins to grow thin there is something wrong The waste is greater than the suudIv and il i nnlv Question of time when the end miint cmn In nine cases out of ten the trouble is with the digestive organs If you can restore them to a healthy condition you "I in cune tnem to feel better in every war, The food they eat will be digested and a opriated to the needs of the system, ar.d a normal appetite will arpiar. T' i i ui vuuiijr liorilD UBmiiae lieHIiy Mil consumptives have indigestion. The Hhaker Digestive Cordial will reptore the stomach to a healthy condition in a vat majority of case. Get one of their books from your drntrgist and learn about this new and valuable remedy. When the children need CastorOil.give them Laxol; it is palatable.

A Itnrgaln. For sale, 1 or 2 horses also double hir nef and two wagons. Knunire at this office. in to 'or i it lie lot 4 is IK I I SPll'K OK lWvjyi.iKK. The cunty fair tg.ua nex.

r. ami lasts uutil Kridav. Th(( cVntrv pnB Tuesday, Se j.tfii I rr 1 1 with Mit 1) Sinters of Kearney and all interested voice culture are mwttd to meet 1'rof. Trimmer, ot Chicago, at the t'p to Date rooms uu Monday evening. the ladies of the Ka lern Star tendered a sorprise party to Mrs.

11 M. ucimr, at ttiat UJv's home last evening. The party was a very eastut affair, en lyed by all present. Tomorrow evening Kev. V.

L. Hay dsn will mve a chalk talk ou The threat ened destruction of our church and The things that menace our civil and re liyious lile will be geographically portrayed. 0. T. I'tiillips reports that he had iwo tean out this morning, four person each team, all looking for houses Most of the parties were stramrers.

Mr. Prdlipe reports that there are also niuu.i itniiiiiies for farm property. A reference to the mor guge recor; August shows a splendid state of af fairs iu retard to chattid mnrtgitKe in Notwi'li Ui dn'g the fac hut nuuy stoc mortgages are now be mg put on record, the leases exceec ttiote liled. Prof. Tiiiniiier of C'licsg will hold two weeks sical coi'Ventiou in Kear uey, uniiiencing next mday evening the rooms of the Up to school, il he sirgers of the city offer sufficient eu (iirsgement.

Singers aud others are invited to be present. A chorus drill will the feature of the evening hence it is lesirable that a large. Dumber be present Jacob Miller, of island, has of choice peach trees ninteen yea Id that have yielded twelve crops psaches in sixteen ytara. r. Stephens the Crete Nurseries, always on tbt ookont for good things for his patrons as secured a quantity of buds of his bes' trees and will grow qna'ity like it.

(iilihor Reporter. TALKS OK TIIK TOWN. The accident that occurred to young Bornham might occur every clay Ui Kearney ts somebody. People take unwarranted chances in try insr to cross ovei train when it stainlicn in tbe etreet. The business of few people is eo riiBhirg that ihev can't wait until a train palls to cross ovr, am yet do.

ns of peo pie crawl between the tars of freigh' trains on Central avenue every day of the year Many of them are as careless Burnham was, too, and place then fet on the links as they cross over. Should the train start at the right time they certainly would have a eore foot to care for. Why so many needleBs chances are taken is hard to imagine. It ie probab'y ostless for the newspapers to be continually cautioning peo ple, but sometimes newspapers feel its duty to be performed. Whether such cautions ever did any good, or not, is a But if the people would stop and think a moment, when the matter is bronuht to their attention they would certainly never repeat such foolish acts Never a passenger train comes into arney that young boys do not take needless risks in order to sell a few apples or some such fruit.

The profit derived doesn't warrant the risk. Agsnt Sherlock has warned them of their dan ger until he ie tired of talking. The police have threutened aud given orders until they are tired interfering. And still the practice of snull boys hanging onto the giurd rails and running along moving trains is kept up day by day, and chance has favored the boys so far none of them have been ground into pulp beneath the car wheels. It would seem that the parents of these boys, knowing what they are doirg would either warn them of their danger and caution them to keep away from the cars whi'e movinu, or else stop them from peddling at the trains.

Not long ago a boy jumped on the platform of the chair car on No. 2. The conductor at tempted to get on the same platform just as the boy tried to get eff, aud botl came near falling under the heels. Funitral Delhi I'lorce Funeral services for the late Delia Pierce were held at her mother's resi (euro Saturday afternoon, Kev. Dr 0 iver and Kev.

Montgomery officiating A large number of friends (if the family were present. Musio was, furnished by a special choir composed of MiseB Msrston aud (i raves Messrs Stuckcy and Schmidt. H.nv.io Couuiy MiBB. Following is the BuOaio county mort ige record for the month of August: Farm morgages filed 1J, amount fJO.P.H 3l; satiafled 251, amount city 10 satisned a nount shernll deed 1, amount 1,200 Chattels Filed 1 2:1. amount l' 'ti'liwl 1 12.

amount $1 l.l:t:..M Notice Mllltlitiiieii. All members of Company N. N. (1 are ordered to report at eight o'cloc sharp, Monday morning, for camp. (i.

Haask, Captain WANTED To trade several head of draft horses for young mares weighing from 700 to 900 lbs. CLINT ROSS. Standard Fashions NONE ARE BETTER. VERY FEW ARE HALF AS RELIABLE. We have just completed anangenieuts with the Standard Fashion Co.

and have now on hand an immense assortment of their famous Patterns. The Standard Patterns rank with the French La Modes in that they are the very latest in all styles produced aud that each design has a style of its own, thereby overcoming the sameness of design which so many American Fashions have. The price of the Patterns 25c lor the most elaborate full costume and 5c for small pieces, which is forty per cent below the price of Patterns claiming the same merit. W. $TYLE J60 fytiw yje The 364 Corset Waist for Ladies at The 360 Corset Waist for Misses at are now at the head of the list The 339 in High Bust has lines of NX II lL For and equal.

We styles. Wft best things durability that will please you Go long and 492 extra long at We also have six other designs from 50 cts. to $3 00 in their goods, the latest being a ong waist in a short Style 470. Ask to see We are just now receiving an enormous stock of the prices of which be glad to give you. L.

C. GREGG. 2103 Central Ave. Kearney. Soap, Queensware, Gritwe We sell you 8 bars of Beat 'em All soap for 2't cents, warranted far superior for hard water; after using one bar and you Had it unsatisfactory, return the 7 ban and we will refund the money.

Try it. received two crates of English ware that we have bought to sell and our prices will pay yon to investigate. Our prices on tumblers and goblets are world beaters. Our granate tin and galvanized ware stock is about complete. These goods are for sale you can not afford to pass them.

Remember with us you do not have to pay for the expense of the credit system or for promised dollars that never ome A millionaire, a day'laborer, a dealer all buy alike of ns a child receivfs the same courteous treatment as a man all hilars are of the same cize, all goods are warranted as to qvality, weights and measures as represented. Please call for prices. Respectfully yours, M. A. NYE Leader of Low Prices.

C. C. Corsets. elegance of fit, comfort durability they have no carry a large range of show thfi Ifitifist and they make. guarantee satisfaction.

i 00 of Corset Waists. beauty combined with eas aud corset. it. goods, we will Sept. 6, 1897, The UP TO DATE SCHOOL opens for the fall term.

your choice of the following courses: NORMAL COMMERCIAL SHORT HAND PAINTING SPECIAL SEND FOR NEW CATALOGUE. 1. 00 BROWN' For appropriate wedding gifts of chaste design and intrinsic worth our store furnishes a very choice selection. A few suggestions are contained in our show window. DANIELS BROS, Jewelers.