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I - REMOVAL SALE.
-tFROM THIS DATE UNTIL FURTHER
t * NOTICE WE WILL GIVE
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! BOWEN § LAYCOC6C.
I . BOSTON SHOE STORE ,
; OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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I Below we give only a few or the many
I bargains we offer :
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W 1 20 pounds new Prunes , for $1.00
. * 20 pounds new Dried Apples , for : 1.00
P * * All package Coffee , per pound , 25
Rv - , . Canvassed Sugar Cured Hams , per poiind , , 13
! > . , , JJew Evaporated Blackberries , per pound , 08
p y ; t ' Muscatel Kaisins , per pound , > . . 10
e -t ' . Our "brag" GO cent Japan Tea , per pound , 50
f Best brands of Corn , Tomatoes and Blackberries , per can , 10
Full Cream Cheese , 15
per pound
J. T. Plug Tobacco , per pound , 35
Revenue Plug Tobacco , per pound , 25
. Best Kerosene Oil , per gallon , . . 20
Salt , per barrel , . " 1.35
New Japan tea , natural leaf , 25
3 pounds table peaches , 15
* : Challie Cloth , 8 cents per yard.
Lawrence L.L. Muslin , 6 cents per yard.
Cheviot Shirting , per yard , 08
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Boots - : - andSkesCost. : : .
- Special bargains in CLOTHING , HATS , CAPS , NOTIONS ,
Etc. Prices of all goods as LOW , and many lower than any
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other house in McCook. Get our prices before purchasing.
WILCOX & FOWLER ,
West Demrison Street , McCook , Nebraska.
. C. LaTOURETTE , Prop.
The BriekStore on Lower Main Ave.
DEALERS in =
Sash , Doors , Blinds , Lime , Cement ,
AED AND80ET COAL ,
PATE BROS.
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SUCCESSORS TO B. F. OLCOTT.
Lvery , Feed and Sale Stable ,
Most conveniently located barn in the
v. Finest turn-outs. Reasonable prices.
TT0RNEY-AT-LAW ,
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
> r the Famous Clothing House.
1 OMTQIII BLUE FRONT
J.olllfl , LIVERY BARN.
HEAR OP THE McENTEE HOUSE.
GOUPE BROS.
& M. MEAT MARKET.
MAIM AVENUE.
sriculturl Implements ;
WAGONS AND BUGGIES. j
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. V/ATCH FOR THE NEXT.
0 r 0 = A SSniESOF PICTURES representing coffee CULTURE.
S 2 rA - . - - > fATiVE--G0'FFEE PICKERS. Tr gS-
2EZX yS2 CHASE & SANBORN.
DESK CCFFEHS HAVE A RATIONAL REPUTATION REPRESENTING
THE FSNEST GROWN.
S ALBSRjSJmjGOFF fSS Jt
in riclineoa and delicacy of ilr.vor. Justly called The Aristocratic
CcfTss of America. Always pacJrcd wliolo roasted ( unground ) in 2 lb.
air-tight tin cans.
/7TK2J'SYe < * B , WW ? "ESTr ? " "S TIFfa A okilful blending of strong1 , fla-
QjffiJ > kJ&lUJEd ! iLsJ rlXJ 1U ? vory end aromatic high grade
coffeerj. Warranted not to contain a single Eio bean , and guaranteed to
cuit your tasto n.3 no other coifec will , at a moderate price. Always
paclsod wholo roasted ( unground ) , in 1 lb. air-tight parchment packages.
FirW'VfSiFfra 'fCS * "K * " ? We are exclusively an importing house , selling
* JL .S'cSi ? JL is J&&j&ij ! A only to dealers. But to give consumers an
opuortunity of testing our famous coifoo before buying , we will , upon
receipt of 6 cents in stamps to cover the cost of can and postage , send
frco by .nail a 1-1 pound of Seal Brand Coffee , Address
CHASE & SANEORN , 87 BROAO ST. , 'BOSTON , MASS.
-21 SOLD ONLY BY&-
O. M. NOBLE ,
-THE LEADER INk-
MAIN AVENUE.
POTTER & EASTERDAY , '
Commission Merchants.
Our leading brands : 84 , Shogo , Ked Lion , KoLhanna , Five
Marks , Gold Medal , Boiler Loaf , Legal Tender ,
Pride o McCook , Etc. , Etc.
Highest market price paid for grain.
DAILY PROGRAMME.
Saturday , Oct. 12. Sunrise , Morning
Gun. 9 A. jtf. , Guard Mount. 10 A. M. ,
Competitive Drill of Sons of Veterans for
officer's sword. Presentation. 2 P. M. ,
Breaking Camp and Farewell.
LAID TO REST.
This morning , the mortal remains of Sam
Fisk were consigned to their last resting
place in the "city of the dead" Longview.
The obsequies occurred from the Lutheran
church , being in charge of the Knights of
Pythias of this city , of which lodge he was
a faithful and enthusiastic member. The
services were conducted by llev. J. W. Kim-
inel. The deceased fonneily resided in Mc
Cook , being employed by the Burlington in
the capacity of locomotive fireman. With a
number of others , after the strike , he moved
to Trinidad , Colo. , where lie secured work
on the Ft. Worth road. It was while in the
discharge of his duty as fireman on this road
that he met his sad and tragic death in a col
lision. There are many hearts in McCook
that will ache upon learning of his untimely
demise. All true hearts go out to his be
reaved wife in her deep sorrow. Peace to
his ashes.
E. M. Farnsworth , War Claim Attorney ,
arrived from Decorah , Iowa , on train Ifo. 1 ,
October 0th , to attend the reunion , and will
remain here about ten days.
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| l.i miPMrMMn w-Mwiiwi m ! iiiiiiin-m.fii.nwiii.nmai
"Concha. "
"Senora Cubanna. "
Corn Hnskers Soap at C. M.
Smith & Son's.
Go to Dr. Thomas for first-class
dental operations.
Einest line of candies in the city
at the Post Office Lobby.
The largest line of albums in the
city at C. M. Smith & Son's.
Luinan N. Howe is in the city ,
to-day , from Trinidad , Col.
"We are selling wall paper at
cost. C. M. Smith & Son.
C. M. Smith & Son have the
largest stock of drugs in the Re
publican valley.
Governor Thayer , Secretary
Laws , and Treasurer Hill , arrived
in camp , this morning.
"Senora Cubanna , " finest 10
cent goods in the city. Sold only
by Joseph Eeizenstein.
Eor bargains , examine E. L.
Brown's list of city and farm prop
erty before investing.
Editor "Warner of the Stockville
Faber , DeWald of the Trenton
Register , and Barnes of the Indi-
anola Times , are among our visit
ors , to-day.
As to the size of our pension
roll , in comparison with those of
other countries , it is explained br
the fact that Ho nation in Europe
ever had so many men in the field
luring a four year's war as we had ,
and every nation in Europe claims
that it owns its subjects body and
soul , while we recognize the fact
Ehat the people of this country own
the government are in fact , the
government , and the people who
ire well and uninjured , claim the
right to vote money to their fel
lows who did the fighting for their
common heritage.
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Under a recent legislative enact
ment trusts are illegal in Missouri. The
law declares it to be a conspiracy pun
ishable by fine and imprisonment to
enter into any trust and combination to
regulate or fix the price or quantity of
any article of merchandise to be manu
factured , and it prohibits corporations
from owning or issuing trust certificates
and declares any contracts made'with
that object in view to be in violation
of law. Operating under this law the
secretary of state , whose duty it is to
see that the enactment is enforced , has
addressed circulars to officers of corpor
ations doing business in the state , re
quiring them to inform him under oath
whether they have , since the enactment ,
complied with its provisions. It will
be interesting to note what the officers
will have to say , for there is no doubt
that in many cases they have violated
the law. It will certainly have the ef
fect in any event of making monopoly
assume a definite shape in that state.
The selection of Norval for the asso- ,
ciatc judgeship of the supreme court ,
was in the nature of a land slide. Reese
was completely buried under the vote
of 545 to 209
The Union Labor candidate for Com
missioner is Eobert Moore , of Coleman ,
and not E. E. Moore of Box Elder.
"Dick' ' takes his
politics straight-out
Republican.
Dr. Hall's office is over Bernheimer's
tailor shop.
Gall and Inspect Carrutli & Son's
stock of watches , clocks , Jewelry and
silverware.
J. C. ALLEN W CO.
GASH BARGAIN HOUSE.
grocery ; department.
Saves You From 15 to 25 Per Cent
Sells goods direct from the manu
facturer to the consumer , thus saving
the retail dealers profit. Examine
their prices :
J. T. Plug Tobacco , per pound . . . 35.
"No Prophet" , per pound 30.
Roasted coffee , per pound 20.
Arbuckles coffee , per pound 25.
1 Bbl. salt $1.40.
3 cans , 21bs , Beatrice corn 25.
1 can Monarch Baking Powder 25.
1 lb new evaporated apricots 15.
1 Bbl. salt 5 > 1,40
7 cans table peaches $1.00.
First class olives , per gallon 95.
Tea , a tip-top article for 35.
Salmon , peij can 15.
1 Bbl. salt $1.40.
3 lb. can tomatoes 10.
2 lb can string beans 10.
2 lb can lima beans 10.
1 lb can peas 10.
1 Bbl. salt $1.40.
New evaporated unpeeled peaches.
New evaporated peeled peaches.
New evaporated apricots.
New California raisin prunes.
New London layer raisins.
New Ondura raisins.
New lot Monarch , Mocha and Java
coffee. Vermont maple syrup. Sweet
pickles. Lincoln Pateut "Flour and
Sea Foam Flour.
Our prices are the lowest in the city.
It is to your interest to trade with us.
We sell for cash , strictly. It is only
by paying cash , we arc enabled to offer
these attractive prices.
Special prices to Merchants , Hotels ,
aud Ranchers. /
J. C. ALLEN & CO , .
Wholesale and Retail.
Origiuutors of Low Prices iu McCook.
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. ' . S S1 g , ? 1 ! "will give for a suit of clothes , I j ]
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" ' Hat Cords , G. A. It. Wreaths , \ i
• : " - M/ > Buttons and Flag's. f ]
• ' : ; - bs sip . finest and Clieapest ;
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SapUal a/w-b § > w&phu > , | 40.000. i - , '
Money to loan on Chattels. Notes Discounted. Farm * B 'lil'/ ! | § | ylll'IB ' ' - ' *
Loans madewithout the usual vexatious delays. S ifeJll 'II ' Si ® I IraH <
Foreign Drafts and Steam ship tickets sold. v < j rr" " , J |
correspondents : R B Wm
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FIEST NATIONAL BANK , OMAHA. " SgjMSB f S P5 '
CHEvLTCAL : national dank , new yoek. WfesMB B 8 Sjlf * I
F. H. SPEARMAN , President , H ] y ' ,
H. D. SPEARMAN , Vice-President , S /
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JOS. A. COBDEAL , Cashier. !
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' 0' : ' 0 c r § ik General banking business transacted.
* ' Wfflli S § iy wM % ? PromPt money ov "j"Mako
ItMli pAy ' m and city bxns at lowest current - ;
ff/p | p y X M 1 | ; - ' \ 1-ates , and pay money when the " title j
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" ff S SfC. E. SHAW , Pres. , C. A. VanPELT , Treas. ,
- ' p5 O. A. THOMPSON , V-Pres. , JAY OLNEY , Cash.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS : S S' 1 AUTHORIZED CAPITAL :
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C ( ? C IIOGKUELL , President. 8. M. FREES , Vice-President. W. F. LAWSON , Cashier. M
A : CAMPBELL , Director. S. L. GREEN , Director.
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4HPlWi-yff IriHGENERAL BAMK ! G business. I
r" ? V M WW : - = r T" : : ' ' Collections made on all accessible points. Drafts drawn direct- ' . M
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WiM % < & &W0m \ $ * M % ® Mm- residents. Money tuloiiiiion farming . lands , •
• . , . ItWWf : f Mfe - dff - - . city and personal property.
; MmrMwM Mm MfWrntickets for saleto and from Europe :
llMj fJ H HfjrrL OFFICERS :
J § Q rgS SiliJ < JIS ' ; - - V. FKAXKIJNPresident. . JOHN 11. CLAUK. Vice-Pres. S
- . . - . t a " ' _ ' . _ ; X . vfy A. C. EBEUT , Cashier. Tuos. I. Gf.ASSCO'lT , Ass"t Casb. H
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The Clitmlca ! National Bank , New York City. f M
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Sole Agents for WILLOW GROVE and STERN'S Additions jfl
to McCook. "OPEN-HOUSE" during reunion. Call and see us. iS
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"Concha , " the only hve centMS ; fi | | | | fl | j _ -fl
cigar Avith a Sumatra ivrapper in j \ rf j | e | | | | | j | j PBfiPEIDfC - fl SIE P M 111 H D E / fl
the city. Sold by Joseph Reizen-jyjllflilIl5y lOLIlIL 5 yllLLsTOSiMilL ( (
stem- < Meets all competition. Opposite the McEntee. , |
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