* ; , VOLUME i v. . MeCOOK , RED WILLOW COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , APRIL 8 , 1SS6. NUMBER 45.
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ffW RECEIVED A BREAT SHAflE OF OUR STOCK AND CAN SHOW YOU THE ONLY HEAL ASSORTMENT OF
Dress Goods , Notions , Fancy Goods , Laces , Robes , Linens , Napkins , Towels , Muslin
Underwear , Ladies' Shoes , CorsetsEtc. , in the Republican VallejMen's , Boy's
and Children's. ClothingReadyMade , or to Order , in the Latest Shapes. n
Hats , Caps , Neckwear , Furnishings , Etc. , in the Best Styles.
are the Leaders in Variety of Goods , Low Prices and Best Style.
DRY GOODS E iTTJTYf1 I H
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G. K. LAAATSON
DEALER IN :
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STUEDBAKER WAGON , PLOWS , Etc ,
.MeCOOK , NEBRASKA.
F. L. McCRAQKElN ,
Jeweler.
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COMPLETE ST00K
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! i 'PAID TO THE
REPAIRING
OF FINE AND COMPLI-
I GATED WATCHES. \
ENGRAVING FREE.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
UNITEDSTATHS"LAND OFFICE
McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
3.1 , . LAWS , Bcsistcr. C. ? . BAB50C2 , ScceSvcr.
OFFICE HOUKS : From ii A. 51. to 12 > ! . , nud
1 to 4 P.M. . , mountain time.
cocHRAN & HELA !
Attorneys-at-Law Gen'l Agents ,
McCOOK , : NEBRASKA.
I'roinpt and careful atiuulluu Riven to Law Cast's In
all tliu Courts of the State and all cla ins of U. S.
Land Uunlncsg tnmsactcd before tlie local ollicu at
McCook. Xebraska , and tlii ; Inn-rior Department fit
Washington , 1) . ( \ Contests a bpcclalty. AVlll pros
ecute claims for Tciisions and claims for Increase of
Pensions. Notarial busiucss douu i.nd lands bought
and sold on reasonable terms. J3"Oiace. Sd door
snutli of the U. S. Land Olllce. 3.2S
THOS. COLFEIt. .1. A. COUDKAI. .
COLFEK & COUJKAh.
ATTORNEYS : AT : LAW ,
AND NOTAltJES i ri5LIO.
Koal Kstute Uouplit and Sold tinrl Colluutiou.j
Mide. Thos. Golfer agent Lincoln Liiml Co.
Ollice , Opp. Chicngo Lumber Yard. JleCook.
SNAVELY & STARR ,
ATTORNEYS : AT : LAW ,
JNDLANOLA , NKBKASKA. .
AVill piiicticc in all the State : inil ITuitwl
States Courts. Also , hel'orttlie Land Olliee lit
JlcCook and the department at Washington. i
IinOII W. COM ! . I.EUX F. MOSS ,
COLE & MOSS , LAWVERS ,
McCOOK NEHUASKA. I
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Will practice in all the Courts of , |
Kiinsus and Colorado , and in tlic Federal | j
Courts of the Eighth Circuit. Careful atten
tion given to contests and hind business before |
thelJ. S. Lund Offices at McCook. Oberlin and .
Donver , and the Interior Department at Washj j
ington. Commercial and corporation law si j
specialty. Jloney to loan. Uooms 4. and 5 ,
First National Bunk Building' .
H. T. ANDERSON.
Loan Broker and Accountant ,
McCOOK , - - NEBRASKA.
Books opened , written up and adjusted Of
fice over Green's drug1 store. 4. : i2 ti mos.
B. J. KYAN , J. D. TCRNEH ,
notary Petti : . Bs-Clsrk U. S. Lssd Office
RYAN & TURNEil ,
Land , Loan and Insurance Off ice.
S2 Money to Loan on Fniinb and Personal
Bropcrty. Insurance in reliable companies.
OEO.V. . BEDE. II. JJ. TAYr.OH.
G. W. EEDP ] & ( JO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ,
U. S. LAND ATTOKXEYS.
J2T Claim relinquishmentsl'orsalf. Contest
uuses attended and a general land business
transacted Ollice. one block north of Post
Ollice , McCook , Neb. 45-tim
J. E. CASTBERG ,
COUNTY - : - SUKVEYOK ,
RED WILLOW COUNTY. NEB.
at Indianola and McCook. Post-
.Olnce address. McCook , Neb.
Dii. Z. L. KA5T.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
McCOOK. - - NEBRASKA.
Eg""Office : Itootn No. 1 , JlcCook Banking
Company's Building.
DR. A. J. WILLEY ,
SURGEON B. & M. RAILROAD.
LOFFICE AT-C. & M. PHAUMACi' , ]
McCOOK , - - NEBRASKA.
T. B. STOTZMAN , M. D. ,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon ,
OCULIST AXD AUEIST.
McCOOK ' . . . .NEBRASKA
's Urick. 31ain St.
B. B. DAYIS , M. D. , .
PHYSICIAN AND SURI3EON ,
McCOOK NEBRASKA.
T Offico at Chenery i ; Stiles drugstore. .
JOHN F. COLLINS ,
CONTRACTOR AM ) BUILDER ,
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. McCOOK. - - NEBRASKA.
s wjil receiveprompt , attention at my shop
ou Dcnhtson St. , opposite McCoiilc'lIotwc. Plans osU
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i , A PAINT has been invented to take
r | the place ol whitewaslt. No legislature
j should be witliout it.
; A KK'fUHNKit consrressniaii informs
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I us that the . "hauls of legislation * ' arc
j to be looked for in the lobbies.
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! Asa r&mlt'oF the Alikado epidemic j
i > ; the flowers that bloimi in the spring * ' j
] will be L'beatnuts when theydo conic , i
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-Mil. MOSES ronx'Kachel. . put i'u r
emeralds mid der jreeii iunbullt. in dcr
vront vinder. It's Saint liatrickV day j
and we've got to be batriotie. Vas sagst j
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j A BILL in the New York legislature ' .
, provides that female teachers in tlie
j ' public schools shall be paid not less
! ' than 65 per cent , of what is paid male !
teachers.
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( "Fp spring poets were hens. " says an
' exchange. ; 'evcn an editor could afford
j to eat. eggs. Doubtful. If spring poets
were hens , they would not , send their
lays to the editor.
l.v Brooklyn there was a serious strike i
in the public school , the boys and girls j
demanding shorter day's works. The
teachers , called in the troops and the po
lice suppressed the strike without.much
bloodshed. One bloody monopoly has
triumphed.
G-K.VEKAK Master Workman Fowder-
ly. it seems , began his working life as a
switch tender. Mr. lioxie. manager of
the Gould system of railroads in the
southwest , wag at one lime hostler in a
hotel near Des Moines. Afterwards he
became chairman of the republican state
central committee and United States
marshal of Iowa. Mr. Gould himself
earned his first money as a map ped
dler. New York World.
THE labor troubles of the southwest
are not yet over. ' 1 he great railroad
managers have declined to re-employ all
employes , and many hundreds of men
are in consequence out of a joband wtil
be even after traffic is resumed. This is
unfortunately apt to be the case after
every great strike , and furnishes one of
the strongest reasons why earnest at
tempts should be made to arbitrate rath
er than to fight out labor troubles.
The present troubles have already cost
the railroads and their employes more
than $4,000,01)0. ) [ 1 cooler heads had
directed the Knights of Labor of the
southwest , it need not have cost either
side a dollar.
THK American dies from overwork
and anxiety. When he is five years old
he begins school with the determination
to be at. the. head of the class. He will
out-run , out-jump and lick any boy of
his size. Jle enters upon a condition
of strain that is perpetual. As he goe ?
on it gets worse. He must be in poli
tics at twenty , rich at thirty , great at
forty and if he measurably succeeds he-
is decaying at fifty and dead at sixty.
He ought to be dead. It is a fitting
punishment for his audacity and his
steady violation of the laws of nature.
S. II. Jones of Ashley , 111. buys Chamber
lain's Fain Bairn by the half dozen birftl . " . .
He says its a sure cure for nenralt'a. It is
alfO used forrhenntati > ui and luis curedmany
eases that had resisted all other treatment.
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DEALERS IN GENERAL
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McCOOEAND BENKELMAN , NEBRASKA.
-PROPRIETORS OF THE
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of all ilt' iTijuhiiiUV luiv ) r Mirtiiu-iil in \ Vfn : Xi-lir.rskH. fiiiNtiiiirtir Fine
1'arlur Funiitnir. Midi as Li w. Iia.Chair. . - . l ' ( ckerVitidov < 'hair > . Croups ,
Ottomans , ute. AotTer s nl inducr mriio int tIf. . [ ialiti anil i riccs ot" '
Ju Walnut. , Muple. Ash. ( 'hern anil Imitation Mahojram. ANo. { { f lstea < ! > . llnreaus , Jji lc-
boanls. Kxtension Tallies , Libr.in ' "a cs Swrftarii . ) ! licc Diki. . Tables and Stamls. '
Also , full cqnijiineiii.- HoiiK ti'asU'r.at < nch iir'n-- > a > \\ill be in readiot'all ;
Siniriu Cot Beds ( Wire and Cotton T < > j > ) . L'iiovr.iaiikt.t ! and Quilts.
Chairs and Cuinnion Tables. J Intel and Public Ilmi-jc Furniture a
.Specialty. 1'ier and 3Iantcl Mirrors , V.'indov.Shades and Corniit >
: i .SiMK.'laltVitttr sirinir ) ndaptcMl to the trade. .
U K D E ETTA KING
In all its branches.Ve bniulli : Wooi ! llurial Ca.ie > ; ind Ca--k 'tFine ( 'loth Cuveretl Cases. *
Tcli'irrajih onlets jironptlattfinhd ti .
on us. We guarantee low prices and a positive bargain.
No. 25 South Main Ave.
. . , - RScCOOK , NEB.
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OP McOOOK-NEBRASKA.
PAID UP CAPITAL , - - $50,000.00.
DOES - : - A - : - GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS ,
Receives and Pays Dsposiies. Buys and Sails Exchange on Hew York.
Chicago and Omaha , and all .the principal cities c ? Europe.
FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN RELIABLE CO.'S.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :
CCttrrcWfciroctoU } ( A btaat Sup : . I * , ill. } { OSKtrliy I'arpccttr Co. , Cl