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If' ' PHIDAY EVENING. MAY 30. 1890. J
I Do You Want a Bargain ?
I' ' IF SO , LOOK AT THIS !
§ / < For the next thirty days only I
| it * * / / / offer an eighth or a quarter
II / interest in the 160 adjoining McCook
Ii " &n Me easr , 0wAcA 50 acres is
j' ' platted , as follows :
"
J /or a7grAA or 20 ifcrss , $1,300.
i' ' /or a Quarter or 40 Acree , $2,500.
jl fiff casA 0/70 " Ma balance on time
fj * wVA approved security. Remember
I * Aaf / Aoffer holds good for thirty
II' 'days only. Address
| | ' F. L BROWN.
% Citv Ditua Stork.
K' Remember Noble for groceries.
Go.to Noble foryour family groceries.
KF"Fresli sausage at the B. & . M.
' Meat Market.
! _ _ Tliu B. & . M. Meat Market meets all
3ut prices iti meats.
The 8. < & M. Meat Market sells meat
-as low as the lowest.
2 § " * A new line of * oak chamber
suits at Fade & Son's.
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Prices at the B. & M. Meat Market
arc as low as the lowest.
Dr. A. J. Thomas , Dentist , in Union
| clock , over Boston shoe store. *
Fresh and smoked meats of all kinds
at the H. & M. Meat Market.
Everything fresh and clean in the <
rt'ay of groceries at Noble 's store. <
& , Fine line of candies at the
4 P. 0. Lobby.
I There is no other way. Buy your
I groceriesqueenswareetc.of Noble.
I New novels and periodicals just re- ]
I < ccived at the P. 0. Lobby. j
| ; Plumbing 111 all Us branches prompt-
fj , 1y and skillfully performed by F. 1) .
I. Burgess 1
{ ' . H. P. Sutton , the Leading Jeweler , "
• and official B. & M. watch examiner at
, ! , McCook.
j Noble , the leading grocer , carries the f
most complete line of queensware in the *
1 _ city. Inspect it. *
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! Should you intend papering your
; house , don't fail to see McMillen's
. } large assortment. }
l . Kapke , The Tailor , guarantees you t
' ' the lowest prices and the most stylish ' 1
| . and elegant clothing.
.4 E5 ? The price of liberty is eternal
vigilance , but Noble's prices on groceries d
[ are sure to catch you. < "
fit v
1 } * C. M. Smith & Son have the only
IH liand-made and imported paper ever
ft brought to McCook. '
It : ° )
? ' 2F"I § tne ne ° f plain and fancy s
hi groceries , C. M. Noble will fill your ( ;
| ( ! ! every want satisfactorily.
I f The Frees & Hocknell Lumber Co. r
f ; sell the Economy Fire Kindlers. Call \
l ' and examine samples free. e :
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t ' j Noble has a fine stock of queensware ,
I' , hanging lamps , etc. It is not equalled "
fA between Hastings and Denver.
I " Watches , clocks and jewelry prompt-
; \y \ and properly repaired at Carruth &
Son's , Jewelers , Menard's block.
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j' Our prices on all kinds of meat are 5
I J us low as the lowest. 0 >
j ; B. & 31. Meat Market. a
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U ) Prescriptions j ,
h ! A Speciality. t
I j Chenery ' s City Drug Store , j ,
I j
I i Our stock of Wall Paper is uow comx
| J plete. Call and get prices. =
h C. M. Smith & Son.
s I Use Dr. A. P. Sharp's Specific Condi-
3 tion Powders to be obtained at
I Chenery's City Drug Store. j 1 ,
It If you want nice tender beefsteak ii
| l give the B. & M. Meat Market a call , ti
p ) Thev butcher none but the choicest of g ;
5 beeves. l
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afford to make their .
j ) Everyone can - ;
J home attractive at the prices C. M. t
1 , Smith & Son get for Wall Paper and fc-
I * Decorations. t ,
> C. M. Smith & Son have everything
} - , in WALL PAPER AND DECORA-
| TIONS and sell at prices never before
I reached in McCook n
y "A pound of facts is worth a ton
! ) , . of talk. " 1 his fact will be proven by
' comparing prices and quality of Wall
Paper , at McMillen's Drug Store.
j Strauss , the musician , declares that n
; America is Paradise. Strauss is lin-
1 ing his pockets with American dollars ,
' and the great exponents of the f orty-
3L , five minute symphony are giving music
lessons at $1 an hour. Moral : n
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The Soda Water Season
Is now open ; and as usual the City
1 Drug Store is on hand with the purest
' of fruit juices , and the latest and most
popular drinks.
drinks.Wall a
Wall Paper. Q ,
lP " \ A fine line to select from at lowest < & b
> : ' prices. A : McMillen.
I Farm loons 8Jr per cent , straight
P Mo Commission. RYAN & NOREN.
City Market Report.
Wheat S .M ) @ .55
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Butter 07
Effgs 09
rotutoes ! 20 ® .25
Onions 40
Hogs H.25
Chickens , i > or dozen S.00@2.25
Turkeys 00 ® .07
Huy 0.00
Flux 1.75
steers. . • • • • • • . . . • • . • • . . . • • • • . . . . . • • u. i > ® 4 * * i
Sheep 4.75
Diamonds sold on payments at
CARRUTn & Son's.
For Sale : Fresh cows , and calves.
2ts. M. Erman.
Hammocks , croquet sets , base ball
goods , etc. , at P. O. Lobby.
Cash paid for live stock , poultry and
hides at the B. & M. Meat Market.
Smoke the "Wigwam" 5c. cigar , at
P. O. Lobby.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
is adding another wire to its Valley
service.
Genuine French marble clocks , also
iron j and bronze , at Carruth & Son's ,
Menard's block.
The Hayes Centre Republican on
sale ' at the post ofiice news stand , Mc
Cook. ' Buy a copy. 50.
Examine the "Paul E. Wirt" foun
tain pen for sale by Carruth & Son ,
Jewelers , Menard's block.
This week , Morris DesLarzes added
to I his real estate interests in McCook
two I lots in South McCook.
Look at the Organs Sutton , the
Jeweler , is selling ac $60.00 and $75.00
on $5.00 per month payments.
FOR :
Condition powders , poultry powders ,
and horse medicines , visit
Chenery's City Drug Store.
If you want a stylish fit at the very
lowest figures , Kapke , The Tailor ,
is the man to patronize Rear of The
Famous.
We have a few patterns of Wall
Paper from last year , which we will
sell regardless of cost.
C. M. Smith & Son.
The largest and finest assortment of
rjueensware in Western Nebraska is to
be seen at Noble's. You should not
Fail to inspect his line before making
purchases.
If "Billie , the Kid , " will sign his
proper name to his "Kidlets" from the
'North Star" section , the communica- .
ions will find a place in our columns. •
Hie rule is inflexible.
The Baptist Ladies of McCook will
ive a Sociable in Meeker Hall , Thurs-
lay evening , June 5. Strawberriesice-
jream and cake , 25 cts. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Noble , tho leading grocer and queens- ]
ivare man , also has a large assortment ]
f hanging lamps in store. The hand- (
jouiest and richest designs to be had in <
he market , too. See them. '
This week , we turned out 4,000 daily
eport blanks for J. H. Christner , the i
Hayes Centre abstract man. It is stat- ]
d by competent judges that abstracts ]
Tom Mr. Chnstner's ofiice are the ]
leatest issued from any ofiice in the j
listrict. It should be stated , too , that (
Miss Fannie DeGarmo is the artist who
yields the pen so effectively.
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Mr. L. Strickler made a trip south j <
luring the past week visiting Curtis , t
Vloorefield , Stockville , McCook and (
iher towns. He reports quite an i
tcreage of flax being sown by the ,
armers in tin ! section he visited. This
s a crop it will pay farmers to pay at-
ention to for the reason that it usual- ]
y commands a good price. North 1
? latte Current.
Both Cases Dismissed. '
Squire Colvin ' s court was a popular ,
esprt , Wednesday , when the alleged
ittempted rape case came up for a
tearing before his honor. After hear-
ng the evidence in both cases , and the c
estimony was particularly silly and dist
usting , the Squire wisely dismissed
he suits. In the suit against Ben \
3uttlip , the complaining witness was t
Sniily Barraclough , while Queen Vic1 1
oria James was the complainant in -
he suit against Bill Ramsey. The dei i
ails are too disgusting for publication.
NOTICE TO BREEDERS. )
I will make the season of 1890 , with (
ny two trotting stallions , beginning j
Ipril 1st , as follows : Mondays at my ,
anch in Hayes county ; Tuesdays , Wedj
lesdays and Thursdays at Culbertson ; j
Fridays and Saturdays at McCook , .
llaton & Co. 's barn. Terms of service t
uade known on application. j
John S. Hughes. i
South Side Dairy. c
Having purchased this dairy , we are
iow prepared to deliver milk and cream
n quantities desired promptly. Your t
latronage solicited. 1
Clark & Brown.r
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For Sale.
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A team of large bay horses , a mule f
nd a single horse. Will sell for cash e
r approved security. Inquire at Frees i
Hocknell lumber yard. t ;
Morris DesLarzes. r
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For City Loans , go to -5
RYAN ii NOREN. | s
It will he observed that the weather
is gradually warming up to its work.
The work of taking the census will
commence , next Monday.
Wanted : A five or six room house
to rent. Inquire of W. E. Dauchy , at
depot.
Red Willow county farmers arc not
burning very much corn for fuel , just
at present.
The addition to tho engine house of
the electric light plant is rapidly Hear
ing completion.
The city liveries were taxed to their
utmost , last Sunday , to supply rigs for
the disciples of Ike Walton.
Speaking literally , a jag means "a
small load , " but it has been corrupted
to mean very a large one.
And now Brother Noah is charged
with brewing beer in the ark , because a
kangaroo was seen going aboard with
hops !
Uncle Sam has just made another
citizen happy. It is Charles S. Squires ;
and an original invalid pension is the
cause.
Col. Fred Ostrom thinks there ought
to be no trouble in raising a neat fund
for the purpose of sending Annie
Rooney off on a summer vacation.
E. B. Bowen & Co. 's $3.00 , $3.50
and $4.00 shoes for gentlemen are the
best values ever offered in McCook.
At wholesale and retail by
Bowen & Laycock.
No "referee" is necessary to decide
who sells theichoicest meats at the most
reasonable figures. Brewer makes
quality and price his specialty , and his
competitors "are not in it" at all.
The first of the week , Mrs. Anna
Stewart of Easton , Penna. , owner of the
Burtless ranch , purchased from Mrs.
Burtless the cattle on the ranch , num
bering nearly one hundred head.
The Farmers' Business Association of
Lebanon has bought L. Robinson's
stock of groceries and started a co1
operative alliance store. E. M. Pear-
son as manager. Cambridge Kaleido-
scope.
Bartley is preparing for a substantial
growth , this year. A flouring mill , the
resumption of work on the college buildj
ing , improvements of the water power ,
! etc. , are among the improvements in
hand. 1
A glass of soda water , these warm
days i , will add refreshingly to your com1 1
fort. At the City Drug Store you will i
find . the choicest quality of Arctic Soda 1
Water . made with strictly pure fruit 1
juices. 1
The marriage of William Francisco ,
of McCook , and Miss Amanda A. Mur
phy , of Red Cloud , took place at the
residence j of the bride ' s parents in this (
city ( Thursday , May l5th. Red Cloud t
Argus. 1
For Sale Several 4-room houses ,
nearly new , small cash payment down ,
balance monthly about as rent. Would "
take one or two good residence lots in
exchange. Address. "D. W. " care of J
The Tribune , McCook , Neb. K
It is not "irrelevant , immaterial and t
incompetent" to state that Brewer sells I
more choice meat for a dollar than any ]
man in the city. No "mandamus" [
proceedings brought about this desir- ]
able result , either. He does so of his
own sweet will and pleasure.
The publisher of the Indianola Cour
ier , if we may draw the conclusion from ,
the weekly vaporings of that publica
tion , is as proud and haughty over In- |
dianola's "great ( ? ) victory " ' in the re1
m ' oval fight "as the load of fertilizer
was of the bran new wagon. "
The annual meeting of the Red Wilc
low county Suuday school association
is announced to be held in Bartley ,
Wednesday , June 4th. opening at 9
o ' clock in the forenoon , and to continue d
through the day and evening. Mrs. \ \
L. A. Beardslee , Indianola , will provide a
programs , upon request. r :
)
The "burning out"'of the large smoke ,
stack of the electric light plant , Tues
day evening , caused some timid one to
turn in a fire alarm. As the uncanny
sound broke upon the air just as the
wind the heart of ' ;
was blowing a gale ,
the community was given a most vio-
lent throb , an unnecessary one as well. \
The plant shortly afterwards shutdown r
for the night. '
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We know of no good and sufficient
reason why "rizzling" shall not become
a very popular fad among the "lords of
creation. " It is described as the proper
thing to do after dinner. You retire to
a quiet room , light a cigar and do ab-
solutely nothing for ten minutes at
least. That is rizzling. With a little c
practice it becomes possible to stifle c )
the brain so that it is absolutely at rest.v
It is a condition bordering on sleep , and
is said to be highly beneficial on account
of the aid it gives to digestion.
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Peculiarly Sorrowful. t ,
Again Death has ruthlessly entered
the home of Engineer and Mrs. Barney
Lewis and bereft them of their dear one.
The child that died on Monday is the
fourth one that the grief-stricken par
ents have lost from the same disease , v-
whooping cough. The remains were tak0 )
2n to Lincoln , Tuesday evening , for burd
ial. Words are inadequate to express e
he anguish of the parental hearts thus
repeatedly pierced. So all human agen-
ies seem insufficient for consolation.
STet all true hearts go out in tenderest n
lympathy to the bereaved ones.
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HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
That there is something of quite un
usual attractiveness about commence
ment occasions is attested by the aud
ience that thronged the Lutheran church ,
last Friday evening , to witness and hear
the graduating exercises of the McCook
high school. At the appointed time
the edifice was crowded with an expec
tant company , and scores failed to gain
admission , much less a seat.
The class of ' 90 numbered but four
that of ' 89 , but one.
The program was such as usually
obtains on similar occasions , the various
parts being rendered in good form , and
reflecting creditably upon graduate and
teacher as well.
"Five Wars" was the theme pre
sented by Lovell Clyde. Being histor
ical , it was of necessity largely made
up of dates and stated facts , but was
well handled nevertheless.
Miss May O'Brien treated the sub
ject , "The Education opGirls , " quite
thoroughly and thoughtfully , indeed ,
and was warmly applauded for the ef
fort.
fort."Our
"Our Industrial System" was the
basis of Levi Sanderson's essay. The
topic is so intricate and comprehensive
that the young man deserves credit for
his courage in its selection , as well as
for the pains-taking manner in which
he handled it.
Miss Edna Meserve dressed up her
composition on "A Choice op Sub
jects" in an original , characteristic
way which called forth quite a few ex
pressions of praise.
The remarks by Supt. Valentine , Dr.
Davis , Revs. Kelsey and Kimniel were
pointed and graceful ; the singing by
the chorus of girlish voices altogether
chaiming ; while the floral gifts were
very elaborate and handsome.
In fine the second annual commence-
ment of the McCook high school was
a , pleasing and successful event.
Indianola Is On Record.
Indianola is on record as doing an
unjust ' thing to avoid the expense of an
imaginary i law suit for the county , now
she 1 has the opportunity to do the just t
thing I in paying the expense of a real 1
law 1 suit to which she is a party in or- !
der < to promote her interests. If the
facts justify the statements made by t
Indianola , and the commissioners had t
] acted the part of unbiased , intelligent , >
business j , men , every illegal name on
the McCook petition might have beenc
published to the world. If these re- „
duced the petition below the legal num1
her I , then all fair minded people would 1
have condemned those who introduced 8
the fraud and also those who tried to *
keep it covered. Foot the bills , gentle-
men , and let us have the facts. Bartt
ley Inter-Ocean. .
The Census Takers. f
W. S. Randall of Fairfield , supervisor l
of the first census district , has announc
ed the enumerators for the district , and *
the following-named gentlemen are those *
selected for Red Willow county : Geo.c
W.Bartlett , H. A. Blakely , Bartley ; a
A. W. Campbell , Box Elder ; John *
Whittaker , Rothies S. Hileman , Mct
Cook ; W. II. Benjamin , Banksville ;
Samuel Ellis , McCook ; F. W. Weaver , v
Danbury ; N. A. Frame , M. H. Bacon1
John H. Yarger , H. Ii. Berry , McCook ;
Samuel Ball , Indianola ; C. W. Beck , 0
Bartley ; C. E. Clement , Cambridge ;
J. W. Ruby , Danbury ; J. B. Cummings ,
Lebanon. a
Drank Gasoline.
Ralph , the infant son of Mr. andMrs.
A. E. Lytle , gave his fond parents a t :
terrible fright , Monday morning , and •
placed his own precious life in jeopardy , y
by drinking a quantity of gasoline.
Medical aid was promptly summoned
md the youthful experimenter is all
right again , barring a certain "loudness
af smell. " ' • v
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"On the Trade. " I
An Alliance friend tells us that In-
lianola is "on the trade , " dreadfully so.
\Yhy , they offer to trade anything or a
tnybody for Crabtree , not even barp
ing the Great Western Watch Factory il
r Johnny Lamborn ' s Yellow Ochre
Mine ! Marvelous !
Sugar Beet Seed. u
Representative Wilcox informs us .
hat he is in receipt of a shipment of
jeet sugar seed , from the state authori
ses , for free distribution. Parties desir- =
ng the same should call at the store of
Wilcox & Fowler. The supply is limit
ed.
CONFIRMED. 1
The senate , last Friday , confirmed -
± q nomination of Mr. David E. Bom-
3ARDNER to the receivership of the 1
McCook TJ. S. land office. Mr. Bomj j
GARDNER will doubtless assume charge
f t the office with the beginning of the
iext quarter , July 1st.
Underwear at Cost.
Preparatory to going out of business ,
am offering my entire stock of Under
wear at Cost ! I have bargains for all. J
Mrs. E. SLATER.
Rear of J. C. Allen & Co.
Ardent Wooers. t (
The ardency with which Indianola is
ivooing the Alliance would be a matter
f alarm , were not the good sense and
liscrimination of the coy maiden well
established.
LADIES ! /
We would call your attention to our
lew $2.00 and $2.50 Kid Button Shoes.
Bowen & Laycock.
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R. V. IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.
McCook , Neb. , May 27th , 1890.
The Republican Valley Immigration
Association met in McCook pursuant
to adjournment , with J. W. Pearman
in the chair ; there being present G. E.
Whitman , secretary ; E. H. Marshall ,
treasurer ; T. J. Cleaver , J. D. Graves ,
C. E. Byrkit , Frank Israel , S. P. Hart ,
M. M. House , P. A. Wells , F. B. Ris-
lcy , F. M. Kimmell , L. Morse , G. A.
Noren , J. W. Edwards , J. P. A. Black ,
O. A. Williams , E. V. Moore , C. F.
Babcock , V. Franklin , J. A. Wilcox ,
Wm. Valentine , W. H. Dimmick , E. C.
Ballew. W. E. Mullen , H. W. Cole , J.
Byron Jenuings , Thos. Colfcr , J. S.
LeHew , S. W. Stilgcbouer.
The secretary read a letter from the
president , Mr. J. D. Stine , of Superior ,
stating his inability to be present at
this time.
The minutes of the previous meeting
wero read and approved.
The committee on advertising read
their report , which on motion was re
ceived.
On motion of Mr. Hart a committee
of three was appointed and instructed
to confer with the proper authorities and
find out the probable cost of securing a
car to be fitted up with samples of the
soil and products of the districts and
sending it east to advertise in that way
and to report at the next meeting. The
chairman appointed S. P. Hart , of Mc
Cook. J. D. Graves , of Benkelman , and
E. H. Marshall , of Bloomington , as such
committee.
On motion the vice presidents were in
structed to see the county commissioners
of , their respective counties and see if
they would not make a small appropria
tion to help advertise each county.
On motion of Mr. Black the vice presi
dents ( were instructed to present a memo
rial to their respective members of the
legislature ] requesting the enactment of
a law establishing a state board of immi
gration and make an appropriation nec
essary < to maintain the same.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted :
Whereas , his excellency , John M. Thayer ,
the governor of the state of Nebraska , hae.by
his proclamation , dated May 27,1890 , convened
thelegislature of the state of Nebraska to meet
in extra session , on June 5th , 1890 , and
Wheheas , it is the sense of this association
that the establishment of a well regulated
board of imigration is of vital interest to the
welfare of our young and rising state ;
Therefore , be it resolved , that his excellen
cy , the governor of the state of Nebraska , be
memorialized by this association , to issue an
amended proclamation authorizing the legis
lature of this state , at its oxtra session begin
ning June 5th. 1890. to make such enactments
js the welfare of the state may require , for
the establishment of aboard of immigration
fixing the powers , duties and compensation ]
of such board , and providing by appropria
tions , for the payment of the same.
On motion the secretary was instruct
ed to procure the necessary stationery
lor the officers of secretary and treas
urer.
urer.On motion the committee on adver
tising appointed at Orleans , May 13th ,
be instructed to correspond with various ]
3astern papers for rates on a standing
advertisement of about 4 squares in
their papers and committee to report at <
the next meeting.
On motion it was decided that when (
ive adjourn it be to meet at Superior ,
Neb. , June lGth , 1890 , at 10 , A. M.
A bill of $2 for postage and notice
jf meeting was allowed and ordered paid. .
After a thorough discussion of the
jest plan of advertising , the meeting
idjourned. G. E. Whitman ,
Secretary. v
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The ball game , this afternoon , will j
3e a contest between the local club and J
he Benkelman . Andrews
boys. prom- (
ses , an interesting game. The Oberi
in club will not be present as at first (
stated. Game will be called at 3:30 , t
prompt. (
Kansas editors are now quarreling !
vith each other over the definition of , : ori-
inal package. ' ' Just as though a '
Kansas editor didn 't know one the min- (
ite he set eyes on it. c
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The weather is decidedly enjoyable a
md inspires everybody with genuine j
Measure. The hope is universal that j
t will continue.
A careful perusal of J. Albert Wells'
idvertisement , this week , will save you
noney.
As ihe ancients had it : These are
he days that try men ' s seersuckers. ,
Note J. Albert Wells' special. it
J. MM Wis , ,
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Dress Making ,
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Having secured the services
: : of a : :
DRESS MAKER !
OF
Utility Unquestionable Ability ]
I take great pleasure in .
announcing that I will open
this department <
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On Monday , June 2nd. ]
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J. ALBERT WELLS. i
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SPRING OPENING ! I
ELEGANT NEW STOCK \
SPRING j
DRESS GOODS , . \ \
White Goods , i' '
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Satines , Satines , . * ; ' I
Zephyr Ginghams , I
Embroideries , I
Tennis & Outing ? I
Flannels , Flannels II
Summer Underw/iv , I
for Ladies , Misses U
and Children. I
LAEGE STOCK OE 1
Table Linen , ; |
Napkins & Towels j. I
bought at a FORCED SALE | l
in New York , and never have * II
such VALUES been offered M
anywhere. The Best assort- I
ment of * m
DRESS GOODS I
HOSIERY , I
In the City of McCook. I
Come , see and be convinced. V
J. C. ALLEN ; & CO. , I
Originators of Low Prices. I
Remember we give one ticket ' H
with every dollar's worth of goods H
( except groceries ) that you pur- I
chase for CASH. I
8 Tickets give you a Silver Plated |
Sugar Shell , worth $ liii
10 Tickets give you n Butter Knife , H
worth 125 H
12 Tickets givo you a new style Lace Fin , |
worth 150 jH
25 Tickets give you a set of Koger's |
Teaspoons , worth 31J0 M
35 Tickets give you a set of Koger's M
Knives , worth 35 H
35 Tickets give you a set of Koger's M
50 Tickets give you a set of Koger's . |
Tablespoons , worth COO B
100 Tickets give you an Elegant Eight M
Day Clock. B
Please come and see the goods , H
and show the ticket to your friends. H
We give the choice of anything in H
our well-assorted Jewelry Depart- H
ment. H
J. C. ALLEN & CO. I
Cattle Mostly Contracted.
Red Willow , May 17. Editor H
Stockman : Through the courtesy of M
one of the leading commission Onus of M
your city I receive the daily Stockman. M
lam well pleased withitand your method M
of reportiug the markets. Cattle are M
mostly contracted and will all be dcliv- M
ered by May 20. Six car loads of cat- * M
tie that are not sold will sell m June. M
Quite a number of hogs ready to go to M
market. Stock steers scarce. Cattle M
all doing well. Corn , 25c ; wheat.60c ; M
hay very scarce. More wheat sown than M
ever before in this county. Soil in fine M
condition , plenty of rain so far. Coun- M
ty-scat fight still on but I think McCook M
and Indianola will compromise and re- M
locate it at lied Willow , the canter of M
the county , where it justly belongs. M
Yer } respectfully. M
J. F. Helm. H
Pocket Book Lost. H
I will pay a suitable reward for the M
recovery of my pocket book , lost in M
McCook , Sunday. It contains little M
money , but papers of value to me. He- M
turn to this office. Jon : ; Exstedt. M
JUNE 13th. H
The day set for the report of Hon. J. M
B. Cessna referee in the
, county-seat re- |
moval matter , is Friday. June 13th. H
Wait for the referee's report. H
FOR SALE.
A Whitechapel Gig , full leather top. M
genuinely hand-made , in perfect order. H
Price , $50 , cost , $1G5. H
Joel S. Kelsev. H
LADIES !
You will find the most complete fine H
of Wall Paper at McMillen's Drug M
Store. H
The meeting of the Republican Val- H
ley Immigration Association held in the H
McCook club rooms , Tuesday , was tke H
most enthusiastic one in the history of |
the organization. The association gives M
promise of good results. H
The Tribune appears a few hours M
earlier , this week than usual , in order M
to observe Memorial Day in a proper M
manner. H
A number of communications are held M
over until next week , arriving too late , M
for publication in this issue. M