The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, March 29, 1895, Image 8

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    . What is
Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infanta
and Children. It contains neither Opium , Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless Fubstituto
. for Paregoric , Drops , Soothing Syrups , and Castor 011.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years' use by
MillionsofMotllers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castorla prevents vom Sour Curd ,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles , cures constipation and flatulency.
. ' Castoria assimilates the food , regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Casa
toria i3 the Children's Panacea-the ffiother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria Ian excellent mtx'.icine for ehll
trcn. Mothers have repeatedly td me of its
good effect upon their children. "
Dt. G. C. Ocnooo ,
Lowell , Mass.
1 Castoria Is the best re.uedy for c1i11dren of
which I am acquainted. I hope tae day is vo :
far distant when mothers willconsijerthorcal
interest of their children , and usu Castoria in
st , ad of the various quack nostrums which are
drstroyfng their loved ones , by forcing opium ,
morphine , sopping syrup and otter hurtful
agents down their throats , thereby sending
: hem to premature graves. "
Dn. J. F. XNcncwc ,
Conway , Ark.
Castoria.
' ' Catoria is so well wTpted to children than
Irecommend itassuperiurwunypre crIpUon
known to me. "
1T. A. AncnttttTf. D. ,
Ill So. Oxford St. , Uruoklyn , N. Y.
"Our physicians in the children s depart
ment bave spoken highly of their eaperi
enoe In their outside prrctiee with Caatoria ,
and although we only ham autoug our
nicdical supplies what is known as regular
products , yet we ore free to confess that the
merits of ( 'astoria has won us to look with
favor ulHtn it. "
UNIT IDUospITJL.L Dlt t'HN8daY ,
Bwton,1lasa
Autx C. Sarre , F e& ,
The Centaur Company , ' 17 Murray Street , Now York City.
F. D. BURGESS
Plumber and Steam Fitter.
MAIN AVENUE , McCUUK , NEB.
Stock of Iron , Lead and Sewer Pipe , Brass Goods , Pumps and Boiler Trim
minga Anent for Halliday , Eelipse and Waupun a ind'Alilt.
It Tt4ED
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Authorized Capita $100,000
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OFFICERS .A1 TD DIRECTORS.
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REORGE HOCKInEI Bt M1 FREE W , F , UWSDN
President. Vice President. Cashleri
A t CAMPBELL , FttANK HARRIS ,
Tb Gitizdlls Da11K of M6GooK
INCOal'o1ATE1) UNIISB STATE LAV.
. Paid UP Capital - - - - 50,000.
Surplus , = - - - - - 10,000.c
l DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Collections Made on all Accessible Points. Drafts Drawn on all
F , Principal Cities of Europe. taxes Paid
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OFFICERS.
V. FRANKLIN , President. A. C. EBERT , Cashier.
CORRESPONDENTS-The First atonal Bank , Lincoln , Nebraska. The
' Chemical National Bank , New York City.
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NORTH DIVIDE NUBBINS ,
Mr , iintl Mrs. Fred Carter were
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A u tfFort is Iting mtrdt to re-
nratuize ; the Not'th Dlvule Sunday
tSl'llnUl.
J. U. Hendersott 1LIIl family
uert + visitors i'dowu Oil the farllt , "
Sunday last.
Uccle - Billy will be busily en -
gaged ii ) taxidermy , the balance
of the mouth.
A series of prayer meetings ar e
hying held at ( tifereut phtces in
this 1)elghhorhood.
A right . jrIly crowd amuse ( 1
themselves amid' entol taiuetl the
writer. Saturthty eveiiiug.
J. S. 3Iulydll is expecting a car
load of grtiu from Arcula , Illinois ,
which has been dunattnl t0 hlln b4
relatives.
A number of the gentry o f
North Divide will ttike l , tut lu the
Ehster festivities at 13ox Elder and
the gamut is help ; ; Atutlted.
John Johusan is hustling arouu ( 1
hetiules and lrepariug a goal 1
sized patch of gruuud tt be it 1
readiness tor plttuting corn.
A team alll wagon , a l ) II row
of fence posts , a Ittulle of marl )
wire and 13en Juusou ! were mor e
or less utitet ttp ill a run-a-way ,
receltly.
Tto services at the Box + lde I
JI. E. church are drawitig very
l arge and appreciative autlieuce s
every Santilttuui 13ro. divinr
is cr)1'respoudiugly gratified au ( 1
happy.
On account of the scarcity o f
well wheat anti oats a very slnal l
acretti7e of either commodity i s
being sown ill this vicinity. From
all appearances corn will occup } '
the time and atteutiuu of the bus
baultuen , this season.
Three ful'lol'It f
looking chaps o
the speckled-hen or ben-pecked
v ariety , were seen in ealldel'IU g
al1Ol'.t this neighborhood , Sunday
e vening , lalell with coats and
blankets and evidently going to 01
returning from some place.
In response to a general "bid"l
to come and join in jollity per -
baps the largest and gayest corn
pHnv o1 : young fuili ill man }
moons were gathered at the resi-
d ence of ex-County Treasurer
Doyle , one evening last week.
CONNIE.
NOW-THE TIIE TO MAKE
MONEY.
Last month I cleared , after pay
ing all expenses , $175. 1G ; th e
month before , $149.93 , and hav e
at the same time attended to my
regular business. I believe any-
o ne , anywhere , can do a well , a
I have lint a particularly good lo-
c ation and no experience. When
you have all article that every
family wants , it is very easy selling -
ing it. It seams strange that a
hood , cheap Dish Washer wa s
never before placed on the market.
With the Climax , which sells a t
$ 5 , you can wash and dry th e
dishes for a family ill two minutes ,
without putting the hands Iu water
as soon as people sea the Washer
work , they want one , and that i s
wily so much lunacy can be mad e
so quickly. For full particulars ,
address the Climax Mfg. Co. , Co-
umbus , Ohio. I feel convince d
that any lady or gentleman , ill
any location , can make from 5 t 0
$ 10 a day , as every family will
very soon have a Dist Washer ,
Try it , and publish your experi-
nce for the benefit of others.
When Baby was fling , l/e9 gave her iBtetirtr
When she wasaGildshecriedforQ ode.
When she.became heal the clung to t a orIa.
Wbeu she had Chu , e > 1e gaetltoa OheQeia.
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VAILTON.
Summer like at this writing and
1 10 wind just now ,
Neighbor Bunnell has removed
to the A. C Nettletoni place.
J. W , Walker was down from
Palisade , Sunday , and reports all
wvell.
Mr. Flemining has commenced
farming on Grandpa Williams'
r anch.
anch.H.
H. M. Clute and family have
r eturned to their Driftwood farm
all feeling well and hearty.
We understand that the owner
o f the tract known as tile Palmer
r anch will occupy the same inper-
s oil the Coining season.
We will note later arrivals in
our nc + xt from both east and west.
1Ve truly hope this section will
put forth and bloom as the rose ,
fwd that most speedily.
Mr. Dutcher has been an tic-
c ute sufferer from a lame back ,
the past week , probably caused
ft 'ura a light tap from a falling
liwb of a tree he had just cut.
Not a great deal of farming ill
this locality yet ; wve notice some
wheat being sown , however , and
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others preparing t0 sow as 80011 as
the s I > r inrr b opens more favorably.
RED WILLOW.
John Helm is planting consid-
enable small fruit.
Mrs. Locker and family were
visiting with Bent. Baker's family ,
first of the weal ( .
Misses Lizzie Baker and Birdie
Locker w'ere visiting friends Heal
McCook , last Saturday.
It is reported that Mr. Wilmer
has secured a car lead of oats for
this precinct and is trying to Be-
c ure a car load of wheat.
The closing exercises in district
7 2 were successful in every sense
of the word , and reflected great
credit on the teachers , Misses
Stangeland and Rittenhouse.
Mrs. William Byfield was quite
badly bruised up , Tuesday morn-
l ug , by being thrown from the
wagon durin : ; a run a-way. Miss
Dubarko was also slightly injured.
TYRONE ,
Eli Allen has gone to Michigan.
George Bede visited old friends
here last week.
G. W. Kimpton drove over to
Cambridge , Saturday.
John Morgan is back from Illi-
uois and will farm for Frank
Moore , this season.
Rev. 0. T. Moore of Ainsworth ,
Nebraska , is here on a vist to his
mother , who is dangerously ill.
Frank Moore writes that lie has
collected a car load of core and
oats and well return home about
the first of April ,
Knipple is headquarters for
garden seeds of all kinds. Call
a nd sea his supply and get his
prices before laying in your stock
for spring planting.
Kuipple is headquarters for
b ulk seeds. Don't hail to consult
h im before buying your spring
supply.
Choice Mammouth Pearl Seed
Potatoes for 65c. a bushel at the
McCook Commission Co.'s.
Texas seed oats , best in the
world , for sale by the McCook
C ommission Co.
Texas Red Seed Oats , best in
the world , for sale by the McCook
C ommission Co.
Try McMillen's Damask Rose
Lotion for face and Lauds.
, B.n111 : and garden seeds at Knip-
pie e. .
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Knipple is headquarters fo r
b ulk seeds. Don't fail to consul t
him before buying your spring
supply.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
We are just in receipts of a new
supply of tablets and box papers ,
memorandums , etc.
Cameron's Home-
GL OWIl Seeds. Send
for Illustrated Cats-
lo ue to James Cameron -
eron , at Beaver City ,
Nebraska.
S. CORDEAL
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Notary Public ,
: Reliable , lnsurarce ,
Collection Agent.
J. S. i ioBRAYER ,
i'ROPRIKTOR OF TILE
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McCook Transfer Line.
BUS , BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS.e
Only furniture van ill the
city. Also have a first class house
moving outfit. Leave orders for
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bus calls at Commercial hotel or
at office opposite the depot.
II. M. OSBORN ,
. PROPRIETOR OF TILE
WHITE LINE TRANSFER.li
I am well equipped to do
anything and everything ill the
line of drayiug business. I will
move Alocos or household goods
promptly and safely. Your patronage -
ronage is solicited. Barn opposite
the Central hotel.
Chase Coe laud and _ iV6 Stock Cot
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Horses branded on left hip nr lift phmi1.I r.
P U HddrpRd lmpprinl ,
rhHPprnllnlyHHd Itpat
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Stitki , , tvllr r xnd the
F'rplltll : niH tl ( rpr kR. In
ChnpfCOUOty. Nphra'ka.
rirnnd HR CntnlpdeOf
POtrii aliiaI' . all IIIp NIHI
sides of snore , or any-
w here on hip Hnimnl.
I,1L5111 { 1U1YEL ( , ,
NOTAIY 1'UnLic ,
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tln Estate , Q au Ii } RII S !
AND INSUILANCE.
1fc0001t , - NEBRASKA.
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J. E. KELLEY , ,1
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A TTORNEY - ATLAW ,
AGENT LINCOLN LAND CO.
3rocooK , - -
NEnnASIf&
Ofii.n in ftparnf Fit ' : atlnnal Rank.
CIiARLES H. BOYLB ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
MCC00K , NEBRASKA. M
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trade tobaccos , will find i ' .l
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BROClcTOLLJ tAS. , .
Over One ! Million People wear th9 /
W. L. Douglas 3 & $4 Shoes
All ourshoes arc equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
They cgaat Custom lees in style and lit. I I
Thiwcurin qunlitles are unsurpassed.
The prices arc unlform---stnmped on eote. f
Fr" Si t + cj a n r'1 over other m'kes.
If your dealercannot supply you we ctn. Sold by
D1aAIIR whine name vtll hurtly appear -
pear here. dbellts wanted. I
ripply at once.
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COPYRIGHTS.
CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? Fors
p rompt answer and an honest opinion , w , Ito t0
111U1SN & CO. , who burn dad nearly Nfty rc ry'
e xperience In the patent business. Communlt :
tlonaatrlctlyconfldenttal , AHandbook otIn-
f ormation concerning I'ntente and how to obtain -
tain thorn sent free. Also a catalogue of merhaa-
1Cal and aclentltle books aontfree.
Patents taken through 1lfunn dt Co. recelve
s pecial notice fntho'ricntilicAnrcrirnnand l
thus are Drolicltt widely bcforothc puhllcwlth. .
out cost to the inventor. This aDlendld parc > +
I ssued weekly. clegnntlyillnatratedhasb'farth0
lar est circulation of any ectentStlc work in the ' '
world. Fa assoc. fnmple Cn ieseentiroa.
Building , monthly. t. Oa year. 8inglo
copses , . . , cents. Ereq number contains beau. .
tlful totes , in colors , snit pbotntapa ) of nes t
houses , with plane , enaDltnc builders to show Cho F
latest deascna and .
secure contrnrta. Artdnse
MUNN lk CO. , Nsw You , 361 BnoALw.Y. 1
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li fts just received a now slack of OLOTlIB
Ind TICIi41lS1INGS [ f you want a good nib-
ttmr cult made at the very lowest prices for
good work , calf on him. Shop flrstdour west
of Barnotta Lumber Office , on Deanison
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McM1LLEN BROS. ,
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DEALERS IM
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Harness & Saddlery
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Attended to. + ,
East Dennison St , McCook , Neb.
we v. CAGE ,
SurGon ,
3IoCOOK , NEBRASKA.
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IOrrxcx if onus-9 to 11 a , m. , 2 to 5 and
W b p. m. [ teems over First. National manic.
Thrht rally Hnwprr + d at. office.
J. A. CUNN ,
r lillSi6idll ant.l Siiron ,
afcCOOE NEBRASIA.
"OFr'ica-Front rooms over Lowman &
Son's store. RFSfntxes--40C McFarland St. , 4
two blocks north of McEntee hotel Prompt
ttpntfnn to all calls.
'i USTIN J. IITTE\IlOUSE ,
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) LcCOOK , NEB1mAstd
! -Office over the Famous
Clothing Store ,
1UItS. & . 6. QTT13a ,
-MUSICAL INSTitUCrOli.- I
Piano , Organ Guitar and Banjo
VOICE TiAINING A SPECIALTY.
s'ruolo BOOM 3 , ova OAN80flUlFB.
cCook.
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