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McCOOK
! * - * • WILL BE A. CITY OF
! " . 10,000 People
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Even then , no one will show you a better assort-
. ment or sell goods for
i , " Less Money Than We Do.
E It is very easy to put prices in a paper and then
| e • sell shoddy goods. We guarantee all mefchan-
| * - dise sold "by us. Come and see the
W.f ' , RELIABLE
DRY GOODS , CLOTHING AND CARPET
MERCHANTS.
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\ VISIT OUR DRESS MAKING DEPARTM'T.
\ . i L. LOWMAN & SON.
1 GET ON TO THIS !
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y ® I OUR .GASH GUSTOMRR8 , | @
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f TOP BUEEIWDRTH $14D.DD $
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S l VjA ® I LARGEST STOCK IJV THE COUNTY , ! j ®
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1 ) W. C. LaTOURETTE & CO. ,
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I Brick Store 4 doors south of J. C. Allen & Co's.
j MAIN AVENUE , McCOOK , NEB.
| . ' F. L MCGRAGKEN & Sfifl ,
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In S. W. Nebraska that carry a com
plete line of Fine Goods in
Gold Wales , Jewelry , Slwnrm
AND CLOCKS.
We Guarantee our Prices to le the Lowest.
Particular attention given to repairing of .Fine Watches & Jewelry.
AlUdndsofMusicandMusical ) pj rf Q
Instruments kept m stock. ) &
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$ * MAIN AVENUE , iMcCOOK , NEBRASKA.
f J. K. OSWALT , .
I M Has Opened a First-Class
| Restaurant fg Confectionery
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I IX THE BUILDING OXE DOOK XOiJTH O ? THE FKEES 4 IIOCKXELI.
E. IOJMBEK YAKD AXI )
J SOLMTS THE PUBLI0 PATRONAGE ,
FRUITS IN SEASON.
TOBACCO at WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
\ DAY BOARD AND LUNCHES TO ORDER.
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Give roe a Call. J. A. OSWALT.
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MANUFACTURERS' AGENT FOR
ill MlFh Wilis ,
WAGONS , BUGGIES , ETC.
Tareestami # esfc Selected Stock of Farm Implements . in the Republican
& - & - l iio • Lihv'the Manufacturers of the different . lines of goods. Prices always the
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CORNER MARSHALL & DENNIBON STS. , - McCOOK , NEB. i
BOX ELDER BERRIES.
J. A. Pinkerton returned from Hayes Co
on Sunday last.
The festivo rattlesnake , with nine rattles
and a button , is being killed daily.
The mother and sister of Mrs. Brower from
Iowa , are visiting friends at Box Elder.
The usual crop of mangled horses and colts
is being harvested from barb wiro fences.
Miss Eva Dole , one of Bartley's students , at
tended church in Box Elder , on Sunday last.
A smart young hail storm passed over Bos
Elder , Wednesday morning , doing very little
damage.
Wo understand Mr. Brower and A. W.Camp
bell are going into the sweet potato business
on a large scale.
A. W. Campbell has rented hisfarm to Mr.
Abbott of Frontier Co. , and will devote his en
tire time to his farm and garden.
We are having fine weather for growing
crops , and both corn and small grain are look
ing well , despite the cool weather.
There is complaint of great scarcity of
money among the farmers , but with the pros
pects of good crops better times are looked for
in the near future.
Fishermen on the Willow are complaining
that somebody has a soin in the creek below
here , in consequence of which no fish are
caught hereabouts.
We have some very old people around here ,
too old to attend Sunday school and church *
yet they are on hand bright and early to go to
town or to engage in other business , and they
are church members too.
The 3rd Quarterly Conference of the Box
Elder charge was held on June 2nd , Rev. I. N.
Clover , presiding , who preached an excellent
sermon on Saturday afternoon , also Sunday
morning to a crowded house. Bkevis.
BANKSVILLE and VICINITY.
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A typographical error occurred in last
week's items , wherein George Eckley was sub
stituted for Gus Eckley. Please notice.
Mrs. Jacob Williams anticipates a trip to
Ohio , to visit relatives there and take a much-
needed rest and regain her declining health.
J. B. Farnsworth has just finished cultivat
ing the trees on his timber claim , and to say
that they look fine is a mild way of putting it.
.Mr. Joe Dodge has fitted up the old Winsor
house and gone to housekeeping with his osti-
mable wife. He is farming the Winsor place.
Farmers are cultivating their corn in good
earnest. The crop is a good stand and is in a
thrifty condition , with promise of an abun
dant yield.
After the hall game , the afternoon of the
2nd , a horse race was participated in ; and in
consequence one of the boys is § . " i poorer.
There ai-o suier investments for loose change
than risking it on the precarious issue of a
horse race. Don't do it boys.
The longevity of the lepublican party de-
jends upon how well the men who compose it
post themselves. If they are reading , think
ing men ; keep well informed of current issues ;
they will always remain republicans. Thebet-
: cr informed upon the political icsuos of the
lay a man keeps himself , the stronger a re
publican he makes , from the simple fact that
he republican party is the only one that
vorks iudefatigably for the benefit of the
crican people. It is a deplorable fact that
here are more illiterate , immoral men in the
lemocratic camp than in any party in exig
ence. Don't take the word of republican
ournals for this , but read their own , make a
ipecial effort to inform yourself on this point
tnd you will arrivo at the same conclusion ,
hat wo have , viz : Thatthc democratic party
s sincere in neither thought , word or action.
Sivart.
Care of Cancer and Ulcers.
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' Judge T. C. McLondon writes to the
Bwift Specific Co. : "About three years
ago , Jerry Bradley had a cancerous
sore on his face , nour the right eye. It
caused him a great deal of pain , and ho
lost the sight of the eye , but was finally
cured by the uso of Swift' * Specific.
This case is well known in Wilkes Co. ,
Ga. , where he lives. "
Mr. L. Cox , of Arkabutla , Tate Co. ,
Miss. , writes : "I suffered a great deal j
from old ulcers for years. Your medi- }
cine was recommen ieJ , and after using
six bottles I uhs completely cured , j
Your medicine does oven mora than you J
claim for it. I have known it to euro
cases which were lliouirht hopeless. " !
Mrs. A. M. Goldsmith , No. 674 Warren ]
St. , Biooklyn , N. Y. , writes : "I com- i
monced using S. S. b. about three yeai a i
ago. I had suffct cd Irom a sore throat '
for ovor a year. I used a great many '
other remedies with no-good results. '
Mylittio girl , also , had soro fingers ; it ]
commenced from tlio quick , and then
tho nails would come off. Wo doctorod
her for over two year * , and when I com- 1
menced U3ing S. S. S. I thought I would
see what it would do for liar. I am
thankful to say that it entirely cured
her. It is tho best remedy I know of (
for the blood. I really believe it was j
the means of saving my life. The doc-
tor told me I had a throat disease siml- i
Jar to Gen. Grant's. 1 ehcerfully reo- 1
ommend it to all suffering from dis-
crdoied blood. "
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
niaded free. Tnu Swift Specific Co. , t
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Ga.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. They tone I
P tha digestive organs , free the system of .
ormB , si vo tho horse n good appetite , causing
icm to shed freely and putting them in good v
lapo for hard work. For ' salo by druggists. r
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It Would Not Do ! M
For an Old Established House to indulge in advertising * ; %
sensational Half-off , Below Cost , Take-'eni-away-for- JJ
nothing' Sales. I
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Our reputation for selling *
RELIABLE , TRUSTY , • '
SERVICEABLE GOODS.
Is quite sufficient to draw people to our store , and when "
we have somethingbelow ordinary prices , we can al
ways give good reasons for it. We are selling * : \
Dry Goods , Hats and Caps , j
Groceries , Boots and Shoes , i
Notions , Etc. , \
At the lowest prices made by any lii'ni in S. W. Nebraska. "
This is not Idle Talk , our Goods and Prices prove the Assertion.
- I Call and Examine Our New Goods. 1
CHAS. H. ROGERS , "
I Established in 1882. THE PIONEER MERCHANT. I
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A Plea for the Boy and the Home.
TO THE VOTER :
I do not know what you think of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union , but if you want
to know what a boy is worth , go an ask his
mother. By the time Bhe goes into the very
jaws of death to give him birth and then puts
him into her days of love and nights of care ,
and he stands before her strong and clean and
tall at 21 , she can tell you what he is worth
from the crown of his head to the sole ot his
foot ; and when the legalized dram shop takes
hold of him and tears him down fiber by fiber ,
and put1 * oaths upon the lips she used to kiss ,
and crushps out his mother's hopes , it is no
wonder she makes an outcry. If you want to
know what a home is worth , go ask a loving
woman , who has kept herself pure as God's
lilies for her marriage day , when , with a great
shine in her eyes , she puts herself over into
the hands of one man for better or for worse ,
for richer or for poorer , until life's end. And
when the dram shop , with its fearful curse ,
crosses the threshold of the home they built
together , and takes down her strong tower of
dope , stone by stone , and dogrades the father
of her children , it is no wonder woman makes
an outcry. "What is the "Woman's Christian
romperance Union ? It is a long smothered
sob breaking into a cry ; it is a midnight
prayer coming abroad at noonday. You men
sometimes say to us , as we stand in places like
this , "Home is your kingdom. " We do not dis
pute it. We know it better than you know it ,
but it was our "kingdom that was outraged.
STou say to us , standing ballotless and defence
less before this vampire of our civilzation ,
'You do not need the ballot , we defend you by
love and by law. " Do you , when for eighty-
ive years of well defined license legislation ,
motherhood has been uncrowned and her
jhildren slain by law and you have mado no
Drotest against it ? You have prayed about it
n prayer meeting , but when It came to the
sweep of the empire in the ballot box and in
jolitical organizations you have made no pro-
; est. 0 ! men , do not believe a civilization is
vorth much that cannot protect its woman and
mbie3. And grand as you are , and strong as
rou are , you will never be ablo to protect your
voman and children and the dram shop at the
amo time. Oh , in shame , in very shame ,
sither get up and strike down this enemy of
he home and of wifehood and of childhood , or
: lse put the ballot into the hands of your
voman for their own protection. Mary T.
jfltlll'Op.
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.
W. D. Suit , druggist , Bippus , Ind. , testifies :
I can recommend Electric Bitters as tho very
iest remedy. Every bottle sold has given re
let in every case. One man took six bottles ,
, nd was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
tanding. " Abraham Hare , druggist , Bellville.
hio , alhrms : "The best selling medicine I
ave ever handled in my " 0 year's experience ,
a Electric Bitters. " Thousands of othei s have
dded their testimony , so that the verdict is
nanimous that Electric Bitter3 do cure all
iseases of the Liver , Kidnejs or blood. Only
half dollar a bottle at A. McMillen'sdrug
tore.
It is mind , soul and heart not tasto or art
liat makes men great.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salve in the world for cuts , bruis-
3 , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sores , tet-
: r , chapped hands , chilblains , corns , and ail
dn eruptions , and positively cures piles , or
o pay required. It is guaranteed to give per-
> ct satisfaction , or money refunded. Price
i cents per box. For sale by A. McMillen.
The next eclipse of the moon will be atmid-
[ ght on the 22nd of July.
ltcht JUanee , and bcratches of every land
ired in 80 Minutes by Woolfonl's Sanitary
otion. A sure cure and perfectly harmless.
rarruntcl l > y S. L. Green , Druggist , JlcCook.
Most solf-mado men seem to go through this
orld as though following immediately in the
arofa brass band.
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I The many cases of rheumatism cured bj
j Chamberlain's Pain Balm during the past few
, months , have given tho people great confl.
dence in its curative properties , and have
shown that there is one preparation that can
be depended upon tor that painful and aggre-
vating disease. Mr. Geo. C. Davenport , one of
the leading retail druggists of St. Paul , Minn , ,
says : "In regard to Chamberlain's medicines ,
I am pleased to say that I can recommend
them with confidence , that they will do as
much for a person as anything in the market.
Especially am I pleased with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. " No one afilioted with rheuma
tism can use it without benefit. For sale by
druggists.
New Store ! New Goods !
About AFKIL lO we will oc-
* * cupy our mammoth : New Store ,
T2- corner lCth and Curtis Streets ,
GTJ with an entire new stock of
fit Dry Goods ,
\ f \ Dress Goods. Fancy Goodt , Jer-
jMKvllseys , Wraps , Suits. Millinery ,
ladies' and Gents' ,
• mmMkM Furnishings
IfffftW 'A Boy3' Clothinsr , Carpets , Cur-
lflnX A tnlnn , etc. , making It the Gem
f/f/A Vvv i DryGoodsStoreintheWest. De-
n///\ / VN' ; pend upon latest styles and low
/ / \ veastern prices. Absolute satis-
III I iR \ \ ' faction guaranteed to all mail or-
FllSvVdersor money refunded. Hand-
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IllM \ liJAY / J08LL7. loth ana
AJ I Iftmc&i Curtis , Opp. Tabor Opera
• tat mtmm * Home , JMENVEK , cojlo.
School Books % Supplies ,
Blank Books , Stationery ,
AT THE
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
E. Ii. SMITH ,
LIVERY , FEED
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SALE STABLES ,
Evert's Old Stand ,
Opposite Central Hotel , McCook , Neb.
GOOD RIGS. FLEET HORSES.
10UR PATKONAGE SOLICITED.
Blue Front Livery Stable
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D. D. SMITH , Proprietor.
Lively , feed and sale stables. Finest tum
ults in the city furnished. Barn , rear Mc-
Sutee Hotel. *
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RATON 8c CO. , Proprietors. I
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EQUIPMENT UNEXCELLED IN THE CITY.
East Railroad Street , - McCook , Nebraska. fl
O. S. TORREY , I
Furniture Undertaking I
GOODS SOLD 02s THE
INSTALLMENT : - PLAN. 'I
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WEST DENNISON STREET. - - McCOOK , NEB.
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OF McCOOK , NEBRASKA. B
Makes First Mortgage Loans on Farm Property , I
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OFFICE IN first national bank building.
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A. CAMPBELL President. B. M. FREES 1st Vice Prmiockt.
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GEO. HOCKNELL Secretahy. S. L. GREEN 2d Vice Presideht.
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F. L. BROWN Treasurer. . - | H
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JOHX F. BLACK.
Breeder or Ijipiioved Sheep.
B S Merino
Sj & Sg ! tfy L. and
Q Southdown
feFa SWj y Personal in-
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SSS ffiftg ? correspond-
J aE Ki ! ? S 3Jr ence solicited.
l&2 2& & Y&ii& & & Address him
a S 1 Nebraska.
EATON BKOS. & CO.
&tP P. O. address , IcCook ,
Vg to MoaikXcbraska. Range , south
VD H ESof JlcCook.
H > X Cattle branded on left
HHHHHVl PAlso , 10 , 5. A and
THil brands on left hip.
- k l * Horses branded same
tJH HHpioa ft shoulder.
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KILPATHICK BROTHERS. H
( Successors to E. D. Webster. ) M
Horses br.ui'Iwl on left hip or left shoulder. H
-cscrs-'r- PO. . address , Estelle , H
Kl Hayes countr. and Beat- M
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I SpiggKSingr Water and French H
Ws bii ii lit man creeks , Chaso Co. , H
g/Ssfef Nebraska. H
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s -Jbf * ' : . . $ $ X some animals , on hip and H
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