The Munden Times from Munden, Kansas • 2

1 1 1 THE HUBBELL DEPARTMENT STORE Will Close Out Their Entire Line of Ladies' and Children's Cloaks and Capes at Their Actual cost. WE POSITIVELY MEAN WHAT WE SAY. i Uox Writinjr Paper fi Groceries. Table Oilcloth, Rubber ttnish 12o yd. New drapery at 8Jc J'd.

Cheviot Whirling 5c yd. 1'rints 4c yd. Fancy Prints 5 and Cc yd. Shaker Flanuel 5c yd. A lot of Worsted Dress Goods 10c yd.

A lot of Novelty 15c yd, 10-4 Cotton pr. Soipe extra heavy II -4. at 98c. pr. All wool, no otton in them.

10-4 extra heavy and flue, 3.3d to 4.75 pair. Overcoats. We have a few Boys Overcoats we will sell you at cost. 6 Overcoats, sizes 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 1G, that are worth $4. which we vill sell at $2,75 We have two, sizes 10 and 11, which are worth $5 that we will sell at $3 25 We have six, sizes 7.8, 9.

10, 11, and 12 that are worth $2.50. They go at 1.95. "Wall Paper, To close out, the entire stock will go at cost. We mean what we say. We also have a few Window Shades that mere of those Men's Wool Shirts at Abo Men's all wool Hygienic Wool Fleece Shirts and Pants at a suit.

Silverware. We have just received a full line of Silverwaae winch we will give away for cash purchases. Come iD und 2nd out the particulars. Holiday Goods. Look out for our display of China and Japanese ware and Dolls, for holiday trade, which we will have on ir: a few days.

We hvae a lot; of Men's and Boy's. Ilats that are good every day use and are wort 75 cents. You can have your choice at SOceuts, Cloaks and Capes. Infants Long Cashmere Cloaks. Embroidered .98 Finer ones 1.35 Gretchen Collur, trimmed Angora fur at ,89 Better ones for ,98 Ladies' Cloth Cape Uimmed with braid and edged yvith fur .87 Ladieu'.

Double Cloth Cape trimmed in laid and fur .98 Ladies' Cloth Capes; heavy, 2-15 p. Ladies' Plush Capes 3 00,4 00. 5 00 and at bargains. Ladies' Jackets, a great variety, too numerous to price everything, from $1 Fur Collarettes $2.98 Muffs. 1.50 Underwear.

Everybody is pleaded with our under wear. In this department we have taken special pains to get good goods at low prices. Ladies' Jersey rib Vast at 20 cents; worth 25. Ladies' Jersey rib Vest and Pants, each 25cents; worth 30. Ladies' Jersey rib Vest and Pants each 35 cents.

Children's Vests 15 and 20 cents each. Children's Union Suits at from 25 to 35 cents per suit. A few Buttle Axe Tobacco per lb Horse Shoe. Tobacco .55 Galvanized Tubs .43 Fine Maple Syrup pei- can .30 Kraut per I bbl 2.50 We carry all sorts of line Groeerida. Notions.

Pins per paper .01 Needles .03 Iliiirpiiig per cartoon, .01 Ladies' ifcfs- 2 and 3 cts. and up. Men's Turkey lied IUl'a. -for .25 Men's Japanega Ildkfs. for .25 Men's Uochford Sox 51 75-1-00 Men's Celluloid Collars .05 Infants' Zenh.yy Sueqnes .75 A lot of ICc do, I)res5 Buttons .03 Boots-and Siloes.

Our ladies' shoes are up to date and are tlie latest, and best We will give jou a special low price on this line between and Christmas. Have just received a few fancy house slippers and over-jiaite's. We have thrown a lot of shoes worth from $1 to a pair into a box. Your choice for 75 cents. Our stack of men's shoes is complete.

We defy chmpetition. Dry Goods. You beat our tine Cotton Bats at for -25 IS lb IVst tU'imnlateil Sugar $1.00 10 i'lickages Cutt'ee ,00 yt) tf Limn Beau 1,00 1Mb Best Japan Ilice 1.00 1 15 tti Turioc-H 1.00 5 tti Uaisin 1.00 (I ft Evaporated Busplerrk's 1.00 Jiulk I ust IVu per ft .15 Finest Unwl. Japan Tea per .60 rktf. Pi i.st Tea .20 1 Cans Com .25 Tomatoes .25 () Cans Oil Sardine .25 Cans Muslim! Sardines .25 a lh Cans Bcston Baked lieana .25 chus rumpuu .25 Millinery.

Every lady within 50 miles knows our reputation on Midinery, that our styles are CORRECT, an i that our work and prices defy all competition go at reduced prices, i Hats and Caps, SLOP AWSICr t-t, ts irt TIME TABLE. 5 CS i Our lip Sale mm osmg OF iu A new roof is being placed on the furniture store. A. G. Williams ts doing the work.

Harry Baker has moved his stock to the ham formerly occupied by Davis Pike. Thanksgiving services will he held in the Presbyterian church. The serin vi ill be preached fey Kev. Cowley at 11 o'clock. All are invited to attend this service.

OOIXO KAsT. Xo. 8 Local Passenger, ,.,4.03 a. m. No.

11 Through Pussseugur, 11.20 a. m. No. Local ri.KS i. m.

No. DO ODINO WEST No. 7 Local Passenger, No. 5 Throgh li.iO p. ni.

No. Local a. ni. No. 07 Through in.

Trains No. 5. and 97 do not stop for passengers. Train 6 stops for pas. engars east of Missouri Itiver only.

J. W. Travis, Agent. Denver, Helona, Butt, Salt Lake City Portland, San Francisco and all points west. Lincoln, Omaha.

Chicago, St Joseph, Kansas City, Louis and ivlt joints east and eouth- 7 HUBBELL TIMES By BRiCKA. PZH SHINS. THE MUNDEN TftiES, THE REYNOLDS TIMES, By r. BRICKA. Edited and published simultaneously at the Tim eb office in Thayer, county, Nebraska, every Friday iu the year.

FRIDAY. SOY. 11, 1893 3 Trimmed Hats. As the season is getting a little late we will now commence closing out our-trimmed Hats at cost. "We also have a nice line of.

Pattern IJats'to close out at Ladies, now is the tim to buy your hats. Call in and get prices. Klondike Millinery Store, Mrs. II. S.

Forney; Prop. Til.WN l.KAVi: Ari FOLLOWS TERMS $1.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. rut Et Local Express, daily, for Wymore, Lincoln, Omaha, St. Joe, Kansas City, St. Lo-iis, Chicago, and all points east P.

M. Local Freight, Uaily ex- eept Sunday, for Wy. more and iuttTiueiliute utatioim, p.si. Through Freight, daily. Found: A pairof good spectacles in good case.

"Were found near the Prer-byterian church at Hubbell. Owner can have same by calling at- this office, piOTiug property, and paying for this notice. Have we sliown sncli a splendid stcck of Clothing as at this, time In. order, to. reach the bottom in price we purchased immense quantities This, saving we offer you in lowei XfETHOPIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1VL D1KKCTORY.

Rev. V. S. Van pekvort. Pastor.

Preacldus alternate Sabbiitb at 3 p. m. Sunda School every Sabhatli at 2 p. Entered at the post pffiee at Hubbell, Nebraska as sacoud class matter. Every friend of the Times is specially requested to send to this office items of local news and information concerning the social and business movements of known in and about Hubbell.

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64. No. No, 03. No, 03. If 'if P.

M. 4 in. Praver meeting every Thursday even for Odoll anii Wy tnoj-e. nrirP( J-Christian Endeavor Items. Miss Eichenbehgek, Editok.

than.you can buy like qnalities else- ing. Epworth League every Suuday evening at o'clock. ELLIS HAMS, TON SO Pv I A A RT 1ST. J.cu-id Express, daily, for Uonvor and intt'rmediate millions, :3Tp.m l.ooul Freight, daily ex-cent Sunday, for Red Cloud and intermediate points p. Through Freight, daily, for Chester, Superior tind ltad 6:55 a.

if you don't see this stock and the -One BOHEMIAN MORAVIAN REFORMED CHURCH, Sabbath School every Suuday at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting at It o'clock. All are invited to thd.se services. Subject of sermon for Sunday Thing Needful." The following ollcers were elected for this precinct for next year: Assesr W.Y.Phillips; Justices of the Peace, Frank Barnes and W. W.

Johnson; Constables, Ed Stevens and Francis Oliver; Boad Overseer. Dist. 20. S. T.

Howard, and for D'sfc. 32; John Pendal and Oeoree Buel! each received an equal number of votes. prices before if you're a judge of clotln-ns, look around, you only come to Local Markets. Corrected every week. Toadies Aid Society will meet with Mrs.

Owen, next Wednesday afternoon. The report of our Convention dele-fates was enjoye-l by all last Sunday evening. JVA LODGE NO- 147 I. O. O.

F. Meets every Saturday evening. Fkank AYai.x.vias, N. A. Stunao, Seo.

Sleeping, dinintr and recduinp; chair cars fsenta five) on through traiuB. Ticket tiold aud baggage checked to any point iu the United States or Canada. Far information, mapti, time tables and tickets call on or write to F. Dknto, Agent. Jlul.tell.

or J. Cen'l I'asseiiger Agent, Omaha, ieb. Hogs Corn Oats Wheat Fggs Butter one conclusion. If you're not a judge there isn't a safer I store any where than this. Take, for instance, our fine all wool blue Kersey overcoat-42 inches long-extra heayy Ital- S3 00 IS .53 1G io .15 of Nehamiah next Sunday.

UNHEN CAMP, NO. 1133, M. TT. A. ian lining-all seams double stitched with silk-wide silk vel Jsons from the liTe will be the.

Junior topic Leader, Minnis Goo leu Snbiect for C. E. nxt nina will be "Christian vet collar-made first class in every vay, at and this HUBBELL LOCAL NEWS. Meets every second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each Jos. STKiSsiir, A.

Stun ad, Cluvk. V. C. NOTICE. desire to inform mv friend that I have moved my Livery business to the barn formerlv occupied by TIarrv Baker, where wi'l be to furnish anything jou may nee.i in mv line.

Davis Pike. lbb-ith is only one of a. hundred 35: 1 10. Leader, Daisy Slopansky. lul 0(lt-n EtoiirM.

OiTice opens at o'clock a. and Hoses at p. ni. Oltioo opened on Sunday from 11:30 a. ut.

to p. and from to 7 p. m. Mail for the enut closes at 1 1 :45 a. in.

Mail tor the wet closes at p. m. Money Orders issued ut aU times except Suuda and Holidays. Tuosus It, Casab, P. M.

EN IIUR COURT, NO. 8, T. B. II. "Uncle Josh" tomorrow night.

Go to Mrs. Ames for dressmaking. Are you going to see "Uncle Randolph Moss went to Pawnee City Meets every first and third Wednesday evening of each month. S. E.

Sec.kit, M. Srave.N-a, Sjrihs, Chief. Tuesday, to vpte, pr KU3BELL DIRECTORY. Mrs. Preston went to Fahbury Tuos- REYNOLDS DIRECTORY.

AT- dry for a two or three weeks visit. OYSTER SUPPER. The ladies of the E. cluaeli will give an ovser supper at Benjamins TT all on Tuesday evening. November irdb to wHch all are cordial Iv invited.

cs. P'-ocppfis hi he anp'ied on parsonage debt. Tickets for sale at S- Jobnsous. W. E.

Penjiman came down from TIME TABLE. Byron Tuesday to vote. The choir meeti'ig Ins been ch ge from Saturday to Wednesday evening after prayer meeting. The Social Com. have vl arrangements to have an oyst.or snnrer soo-i.

Everyone is invited to come out, if you want a peed d'tb of oyster The la rrort a verv pleasant ti'ne cp'-nt at tha Aid Societv ev, at the home of Mrs G-orr. They went cut in ti morning st-tylig all iy. Tise Jun'ors rendered a very in'er-esting program lart Sundrv afternoon, consisting of recitations, reading, music ect. Quite a number of visitors were present. CIIURCH SER "PRESBYTERIAN I J.LS a vf -xf Miss Mary Thompson on tb.3 VICES.

list this wet-k. F. M. Wethera'd, of Hebron was in "ebronMb. town Mond v.

Prenchiug every Sabbath nt 11 nud Christian Endeavor services every Sabbath evening at 7 Sunday School every Hnbbatlt at 10 a. in. Prayer meeting-and Teachers' Meeting every Wednesday evening at All are invited to attend heso services. Choir meeting every Thurshay evening at 7 Rkv, 8. R.

11ei.vu.le, Pastor. J. 11. Morrison was in town Monday Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago, St. Joseph, Kansas City.

St. Louis and all-points east and south. Denver, Helena, Butte, Salt Lake City. Portland, San Francisco and all points west. evening.

lift Sisujiej. The Ladies' Aid Roch-fy of the M. E. church will serve dinner on Thanksgiving day. They hope that all those who contemplate eatiug dinner at lione o'l that will change their mmds and come and partake of a real Thanksgiving dinner without the trouble of Hob.

Bruce, ei Reynolds, was in town Monday. Born: 10, to Frank Luce and 1 CSS 13 THE cfeiaf i Ifjouwantto buy a farm or sell tha one ou liave, come to this office. It will ctst you nothing; unless a deal is made. A KdRralioual Iotes. preparing it.

The menu and other par ticulars will be announced later. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH D1KKCTORV. Rkv. William Cowley, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a.

m. and 7 p. m. every alternate Sunday beginning on October 4th, 1 Sunday School each Sabbnt.h at at 10 a. in.

Praver meeting every Thursday evening at On each Suuday when there is not any preaching there will be a social religious meeting. All are cordially Invited to att nd theso services. BV T. W. KELI.EV.

Stop AT THE "Crank" House. If you want the very best Trains Leave as Follows: No. 10. Local Express, daily for Wymore, Lincoln, Omaha, St. Joe, Kansas City, St.

Louis. Chicago, and all points east. r. m. No.

60. Local Freight, daily except Sunday, for Wymote and intermediate stations 1:15 r. m. Nu. 04, Through Freight, daily, for Odell and f.

m. No. 15. Local Express, daily, for JJenveraud intermediate stations ...,6:18 p. m.

No. C5. Local Freight, daily except Sunday, for Red Cloud and intermediate The favorite whiskey of famous men is II AKPElt. Because of its smooth, exquisite flavor; because of it's matchless purity; because of it's mellow ae. No wonder fit's the favorite.

Every drop sterling. HARPER WHISKEY. Sold by Stephen McCabe, Hubbell Neb. wife, a sou. Reported by Dr.

Ames. Cannon City, Mendota an 1 Coal just received by A. J. Basye. Bert Pricka went to Alexandria to spend Sunday, aud returned Monday.

A pleasant time was had at the (lance at the Aikansas last Friday evening. Geo W. Edwards, came home Saturday evening and remaining over Sunday. The lumber from the exposition building has been receiyed by A. J.

Basye and will be sold at second hand prices. Be sure and see "Uncle Jcsh Whit-comb" at the opera house tomorrow e-t, I. o. o. f.

L'BHKLL l-OHOE, NO. ACCOMMODATION Meets every Weuutsday evening. Geo. Wn.cox, N. G.

J. W. Lkkhou, Sec'y. K. DiiN'ioK, rerin't Sec'y.

At Reasonable Rates. II. S. IIOBBS, stations 11 a. M.

WANTED SEVERAL TRUSTW OR-tby persons iu this state to manage our business in tbeir own and nearby counties. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Salary straight St'OO a year and expenses definite, bonafide, no more, no less salary. Monthly $15. References.

Enelse self-addressed stamped envelope, Herbert E. Hess, Dept. M. Chicago. plfm No.

63. Through Freight, daily, for Chester, Superior, Read our report for October then do what you can to make our next one better. Recent visitors in the several rooms are: Mrs. Bowman, Mrs Gooden Mrs. Garber, Mrs.

L. A. Jenkins Mrs L. Sholl, Miss Grace Gail Mrs. Will Denton.

Mrs. "Wells, Chas Denton and Mr. Benjamin. Come again we are always glad to receive visitors. The Thaver County School Exhibit takes the silver medal at the Trans-Mississippi exposition.

This speaks well for our schools both past and present. Now let us work together with a will, to make our future better yet. "Those interested in a better. conn" ection between the covntry schools and the higher institutions will be pleased ts know that the legislative committee of the educational council has decided HUBBELL LOIKH2, NO. 03, A.

F. A. Second and Fourth Saturdays in the mouth, at p. xa. in Masonic Hall.

A eordial invitation extended to transient Lretheru, S. A. LocMVoon, H.VUVEV Fouu, Secy, Reynolds, Nebbaska. ana tieu a. m.

Many people think that the world is growing better and tti at we are about to enter upon the millenium, and a thousand vears of peace on earth in which sin and wickedness shall not exist, but the facts which aie plainly visible do not indicate any such thing. The papers are full of aecountsof crimes to an extent never known before. All can remember that they were not so full of such reports only a few years ago, aiid if they will giye it a little thought can see that they are on the increase. Some think this is only apparent and not real, owing to greater facilities for obtaining the news, but to show that such is not the case we give some statistics from the census reports, quoted by the New York Tribune of Oct.12. 1398.

The number of criminals of all classes confined in prisons in the United States in 1850 was 292 per millior inhabitants. In 1860, 610 per million. In 1870 it was 875. In IScO it was 11G9- In 1890 it was 1315 perjicillion, or four tim33 as many as forty years before. About the same state of affairs exists in other countries, although we can not give statistics.

Sleeping, dining, and reeliniug chair cars (seats free) on through trains. Tickets ARMONY LOD6k.NO. 10O.U). of R. rivir'm rrn f- It of II sold and baggage checked to nuy point in HU.BBEL 1 A K.

HUBBELL. 'NEB. tiieir the United States or Canada. Meets every Friday evening. VIAAK Kklpo, For information, maps, time tables, and O.

Sloi'asskt, Soq'y. a. u. Una tickets call on or write to Josmui Hikes, The new Home "'wino Co. ttTtotofi Sqnore, H.

T. Ft. Dallas, 'a ci. Sa AiiUita, Agent, Reynolds, Nl or J. FRANCIS.

evening. Two of our young ladies took a trip for their health Sunday but returned -Monday. Several couples from Hubbell attended a dance at Narka last Friday evening. M. is.

Eunice Campbell returned to hey hom8 at Fairbury, Tuesday, after a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Colman, of Pontiac arrived Saturday eveuing and are I ldV WALLACE CORPS NO. HO.

It c. Geu'l Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb. Meets First aud Third Saturday lu each W. H. CON KLIN, Banker.

month at a o'cloeU, m. Mas. Ansie M. Mili-Eu, Amkha J.SMrru Pree. Secy.

to make a special efioi to secure the 1 ETHOUIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CORRESPONDENTS First National Bank, New York Omaha National Bank, Omaha. M. COHSK CIRCLE NO. LA IO HM XX DIRECTORY. Rev.

William Cowley, Pastor, DIES OF THE O. A. R. Meet every First and Tuirc. Weduosday Trenching every alteraate Sabbath at 11 ol each month.

We invite all tho Com- a lit, and p. in. Sunday School each Sab l-udes. their wives, wotherii, sisters auu bath at 10 a. m.

Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. daughters to coiuw and join us. Alias LlisziE Foan Cor. Sec'y. EW WALLACE POST NO.

50, O. A. JLi Meets second Saturday In each month, at o'clock p. m. 1.

C. Roukhick, Bamcbl Howard, Adj. Com. re-enactment of the high school free attendance law in such form as to meet all constitutional requirements. In framing the proposed bill it is believed that the committee will be inclined to act largely on the advice ef commissioner Harris, who has been making a study of the free attendance laws of different states.

Dr. Hai r's looks upon that as the most important act of sch ool legislation that could be-passed by our next legislature. Nebraska Teacher. Report of the Iluobell schools for the month ending October, 28, School. T.

W. Kelley, Principal. i.4iif:M. JEYrNOLDS LODGE NO. 121, I.

O. O. F. Meets every Tuesday evening their hatl. Visiting members ctrdially invited to attend.

M. Lewis, A. H. RoTnvvKLL, Sec'y. N.

G. UBBKLL LODGE, NO. 5, O. G. T.

II Meets ou Tuesday evening of each week at G. A. R. Hall. J.

J. Fua.sk E. Smieu, C. r. Sec'y.

visiting with C. B. Uandley and family this week. Mrs. W.

A. Seiter, of Cincinnatti, Ohio, who has been here for two or three weeks visiting her mother, 'Mrs. R. G. Cossaait, returned home last Tuesday.

The ladies of th M. church are to be congratulated upon the success of tiieir Japanese social Friday evening. A large crowd attended and every one was well pleased. The speech given by C. Vincent last Friday evening was quite well attended Mr Vincent is an enteresting talker and kept bis audience in gnod humor for two hours.

W. C. Parksr was also present and made a good talk. Vol. 1 No.

of the- Axtell, Kansas. Standard, 11. C. Pershing, publisher, came to our exchange table last week. Mr.

Periling is a good newspaper man I 1 C5 It hH. -C I Am Unto C- This space belongs to the Hardware Store All Eyes Turned to Lincoln The Omaha exposition lias closed and all eyes are turned toward Lincoln, the capital city, where the legislature will soon meet. The installation of new state ofLcerf, the election of a United States senator, and other-matters of much importance will make Lincoln the centre of interests and every Nebraskan will want to read the old. reliable standby. The State Journal, during the coining year.

As a special inducement to seeme new readers, The Semi-Weekly Journal, printed every Tuesday and Friday, will be mailed from -now until January 1, 1900, for $1.00. This is a inighty long time for the money and the sooner you send your dollar the ere papei get. There isn't any other paper in Nebraska tiiat gives so nHich for the money. UR BELL CAMP, NO. 1UV M.

of Meet' eeond' and fourth Thursday In ecu nioutU, VU.ltin NeiUbo4-8 always welcome. F. M. Lambkut, V. t.

V. J. KlsaH'Ki. Clerk. Number enrolled, 25.

Average tendance, 22. No. cases tardiness, Ciirsimmnr Itejtartmeut. Lura lieiville. Teacher.

Total enrollment, 43. Average 2 ARIDETHA LODGE, A. F. M. Meets First and Third Saturday of each month.

Transient brothers iuvited to attend. W. Paukbk, T. J. Kirk, Seo'y.

W. M. grrQNEWQOD CAMP NO. 871, M. W.

A. Meet Second and Fourth Saturday evening of each month iu the I. O. O. F.

and, A. A. bail. N. R.

Cuavfokd, F. il, Hcxt, Y.C. y. YTNION HSBKKAil. LODGE KO.

U. U. if. at- JCMiEm TEST NU. Wv K.

O. T. M. Msete flrst ami third Thursday in sscU month. Transient Sir Kalghu ur coidist luftti tuwl with tendance, 40.

No. cases tardiness 57. A strictly high-grade Family Sewing Machine, possessing all modern improvements. GEMWEpllO MM. Prices very reasonable.

Obtain them from your local dealer and make eomaarisona. Intermediate Department Bertha M. Teacher, T. M. Gau, K.

Total enrollment, 31. 'at IT HA and, no doubt, will give the people of tendance, 2S. cases tardiness, 3 Paiionrj' Dettartment. Ollie Kelso, Teaser. AxteH a bright iiewsy Hpr.

Here's 11 Js twice as good nalhe old fauWooed OJi' I 2JU U. weekly. rjr AJV tt To at ttiiroUmtnt. 4 Avrrng t- wkikfug tin tit maj live tyu'y, mu1 prea tstiiiUJtSJ; No. Citsea tardiwesw, 23.

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