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By F. M. KIMMELL.
$1.60 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
BARTLEY BUDGET.
D. A , Wood left for Nebraska City , on
Thursday evening of last week.
The typhoid fever patients are report-
: cd to be improving ,
Rtv. Mayfield began a protracted
meeting at Mt. Zion appointment , on
" Monday evening ,
Mr' J. C. Moore of Tyrone is spend.
ing the week with her parents , Mr.
and Mrs. R. S Baker.
Mrs. H. F. Tomblin returned , on Saturday -
urday evening , from an extended visit
with friends in New York and Iowa.
For the past few days , Wm. Grissell
has been in a precarious condition owing
to irequeut henihorages of the lungs.
Mrs. L , S. Thomas of Cambridge is
I moving into rooms on the west side of
Maia street , with a view to conducting
a restaurant.
Erwin Hopt , who is attending school
in McCook , spent Saturday and Sunday
at home and attended the meeting of the
teachers' association.
County commissioner Carmichael , assisted -
sisted by C W Pcter s and A. J , Lohr ,
began , on Wednesday , to re-floor the
river bridge south of town.
After a brief visit here with his brother -
er , Rev. Mayfield , II T. Mayfield and
wife returned , on Saturday evening , to
. their home at Aurora , Nebr.
\Ve are threatened with bloomers at
- ' the skating parties , this winter. The
, saints preserve us ! What have we done
tliat we should be visited by an affliction
'e such as this ?
CV , Hodgkin and wife returned ,
T , last Saturday , from a two weeks visit
i with friends at lamporia , Kansas. They
made the trip by team and were on the
road four weeks.
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Louis Ebbeke and son of McCool June-
„ tion , Nebr. , were here , first of the week
looking after their real estate interests.
. = Through a Jeal with L , E , Southwick
they have recently become possessors of
the bank block at this place.
After a pleasant though brief visit
here with young friends , Paul. Carlisle ,
a former resident , left , last Saturday evening -
ning , for his home in University Place ,
Nebr. Mr. Carlisle was among the dis-
appoiiited ones who arrived at Denver
after the "healer"
had taken his mysterious -
terious departure.
On Thursday night of last week , persons -
sons at present unknown , took a six
hundred pound beef animal from J. W.
Bush's corral , at his home southeast of
town , and killed and partially dressed it
within two hundred yards of his house.
I Truly this matter of petty thieving is
reaching alarming proportions.
On Monday evening , while Miss Irene
Flint with her little brother Willie , was
. returning from her school south of town ,
her pony ran away as she was coming
down the long hill west of E . . Smith's.
The pony was frightened by one side of
the shafts becoming unbelted and dropping -
ping upon its heels. Williejumped out c
and was uninj-uret ] but Miss Plin t pluckily -
I ily held on to the reins until the buggy t
careened and threw her out against the a
1 bank , badly bruising her face and spraining -
- ing her right arm. The pony distributed -
ted the buggy over a distance of about a
t two miles and as thisisaboutitss'teenth 1
runaway Miss Flint has decided not to
drive that particular piece of horseflesh h
.any more. i n
The county teachers' association met
herelast Saturday , and the town was t
surrendered to the schoolma'ams. Theree t
was a fair attendance of country teachers
and the McCook schools were represent-
ed by five of the instructors. Papers s
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were read suggesting many methods of
teaching the young idea how to shoot ,
and Prof. Valentine's address on "Hob-
bies" was carefully prepared and well t h
received. At the urgent request ofsome
of the teachers , Mr. Valentine consented t h
to remain and talk a short time in the
+ , evening ; and , though but a few hours B
notice was given , he was greeted by a h
I : large audience. For about an hoar he i
delighted his hearers by reading and
commenting upon selections from Ten-
nyson'spoems. Mr. Valentine has many f or
warm admirers here and is always ac- fr
corded a hearty welcome when he favors b e
. us with a visit. I t
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nesday.
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Larry McEntee spent Sunday in the
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* -V ' E. R. Banks and wife spent Moii-
I l day in McCook. v
i A Cambridge couple were married by
Jude Beck , Tuesday.
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Sheriff-electJ. R. Neel and wife drove
up to the metropolis , Monday. h )
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The dance at the hall , Prida y evenin g ,
did not attract a very large crowd.w
I. M. Beardslee moved into the Cra-
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mer house in the northwest part of town ,
Wednesday.
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The Masonic temple is near completion , M
and Adam Grass went down the road , v c
' Wednesday evening , to sell tickets for
fits dedication in December. . is
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Great Special aile .ul .e Sale
Q Not of Odds and Ends or of moods Specially Bought for this Purpose ,
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B UT 1 SALE OF NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
Bought for this season's trade in a First Class Clothing House * J
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This sale is not for i few items onlyotlin ; is reserved.
GOODS IN EMERY DEP o WILL BE SOLD AT . POPORTl NATELY LOW 'PRIDES
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SALES WILL COMf ENCE ON MOI QAY , NOVEMBER 18th , AND 1NlLL LAST FOR 10 JAYS ONLY -
WE MENTION PRIDES ON A FEW ITEMS ONLY--YOU MUST SEE THE GOODS.
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IN CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
MEN'S SUITS , worth 44.00 , for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 7
< worth 46.00 , for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.lO (
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worth 47.00 to 48.00 , for . . . . . . - , . r . 5.00
CHILD'S and BOY'S SUITS , worth 41.50 to 41.75 , for. . . . . . 1.00
u i ; worth 42.00 to 4q .50 , for. . . . . . 1.50
" " worth 42.75 to 43.00 , for. . . . . . 2.00
CHILD'S and BOY'S OVERCOATS , worth 42.00 to 42.50 , for 1.50
worth 42.75 to 43.00 , for 2.00
OMEN'S OVERCOATS , worth 45.00 to 46,00 , for : . . . . . . . . . 3.75
" worth $7.50 to 49.00 , for. . . . . . . . . . 5.00
'BETTER GOODS AT SAME PRoPoRTIoN
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FLEECE LINED , NATURAL T OOL AND 1 IECI\0. , Z 1ty - I I
HEAVY SH R'I' S stud DRA\VERS worth 1 to 41.2J , suit. , $ 75 tt , '
LEI 1LR GOODS , worth 41.75 to $2 , suit for. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.a t
OVER SHIRTS , worth 50c. to GOc. oath , per flair , . . . . . . . .75 f
" worth 75c. to 41 each , per pair. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.25
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WINTER CAPS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
CAPS worth 40c. to SOc. for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
BE ' 1ER GRADES' worth GOc. to loc. for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 1 t
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BLANKET LINED DUCK COATS , worth 41.50 , for. . . , . . 1.00 a ,
LE A [ 'EIEIL COATS , worth $6.00 , for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.50 ;
LIKED , GLOVES and MITTS , worth 50c. to 60c. for. . . . . . .37 I i
BETTER GOODS IN THE SAitiE PIi0PO1.PI0N. 1I 1 '
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These Pricey Give You no Ioforrnalioo OF S esfaCtioD UDIOSS YOU See the Goody . ; .
QUALITIES ARE GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.
McCook , Neb. JON . ENGEL , Manager.
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Mayor Wadsworth was in the county's
ommercial center , Tuesday evening.
Treasurer Meserve and wife went up
o McCook on g , Dlondaynight , to spend
bout a week. .
County Supt. Bayston was in attend-
nee at the teachers' meeting up at Bart-
y , Saturday.
Helen Byrne is slowly recovering and
er friends hope that she will be well
the course of a week.
C. P. Underwood and Will Sanden of
came over to the Woodmen eit-
ertainment , Monday evening.
Mr. Hammond has moved in with his
on Jerry , vacating his house in order
hat the new County Clerk , Dick Green ,
may occupy it.
The Congregational church has bought
e McAlpine place for a parsonage and
hRev.
Rev. Houston and family moved into
eir new home , Tuesday.
Wednesday evening , the friends of
ernice Barton surprised her at her
ome and spent the evening in the var-
ouspleasures that are known to youth.
The talk of giving J. Harrison trouble
having said a few words to some
tends about the election , seems not to
resulting in anything more than talk.
was not thought 'tit would.
On Monday evening , the Woodmen
edge gave a mock initiation ceremony
their ball , to which a large number of
eir friends were invited. Refreshments -
ments were served , an excellent program
of local hits was gone through with ,
d those present had , in general , a
cry enjoyable time.
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A11 are glad that election is a thing of the
altWillie
Willie Esher is spending a few days at
me.
Dir. Brinton is assisting George Cooper
nth his work.
Miss Belle Bunnell called on Vailton
riends , last week.
M rs. Jones is visiting in the caster part of
state'at present.
r Randall , on the Walsh farm , has been
ry sick for some time.
Dir. Mudge , abrother-in-law of lI. M. Clute ,
assisting W. T. Everist on the home place.
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Ed. Harris spent a few days in our midst ,
last week. Ed. has greatly changed since his
appearance in this section during ' & .
We were all greatly pleased to greet Uncle
Johnnie Palmer in our midst , last week , as no
doubt were his numerous McCook friends.
hIattie Bunnell resumed her school work ,
Monday morning , having closed the school
for one week , following the death of her
father at Denver.
We are pleased to welcome Mr. I-lawkins ,
formerly of Frontier county , into our neigh-
borhood. Mr. 11. is greatly pleased with this
section and will doubtless make this his permanent -
, manent home.
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By the way , George Frederick of this precinct -
cinct made a pretty good Prohibition run for
district court. When the reform parties unite
on the "Staten Island basis of union , " two
years hence , it will be well to keep an off eye
on George.
PROSPECT PARK.
Henry Wade came home , this week.
This is beautiful weather we are having.
J. Crocker and wife were visiting his brother -
er , a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pickrell have taken Mr. Un-
derhill's little boy to keep for awhile.
Mrs. Holbrook , who has been visiting in
Iowa for the past two months , arrived home ,
last Friday night.
Cliff Dunham had the misfortune to lose
a horse , last Friday night. The horse choked
itself to death in the stable.
A goodmeeting is being held at the Fitch
school house , and a number of people from
here attend. It is hoped many may be con-
verted. '
Bert Shaw and Robert IIill are in these
parts visiting friends. They have lately come
from Utah , whither they expect to return , in a
week or so.
Clark Boatman had a runaway , one day this
week. The team ran into a cart in which
Bert Shaw and Robert Hill were riding , up.
S etting the boys and breaking the cart. The
team was stopped at the Fitch school house
Finest hand picked
Apples , 85c , to 90c ,
at KnipPle's.
Canyon City Lump
Coal 7 a ton. W. C.
Bullard & Co. See us
about hard coal before
your winter suppl .
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Finest hand picked
Apples , 85e. to OOc. ,
at Kni ) l e's.
Canyon City LUIIII )
Coal , 7 a. tOIl , W C.
BULLiuw & Co. See us
about hard cOa 4 Ie-
fore ou buy.
We are still selling
Canon City Coal for
7,00 per ton delivp
erect. . No deduction
is taken from weight
for JDr a abe. W e
Guarantee Full
Weight.
ROONEY & MCAD 1Is
Finest hand picked
Apples , S5c. to 90c ,
at Kill ) le's.
When Baby was sick , we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child , she cried for Qastorfa.
When she became Iris , she thing to Castor ia ,
When she had Children , she gave them Castorla.
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McCook Transfer Line. i
BUS , BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS.
Only furniture van in the
city. Also have a first class house
moving outfit. Leave orders for
bus calls at Commercial hotel or
at office opposite the depot.
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Reliable , Insurance ,
' Collection Agent.
ANDREW CARSON ,
Proprietor
of the. . . .
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We respectfully solicit your business
and guarantee pure milk , full measure
and prompt , courteous service.
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B. G. GOSSARD , Asst.
INDIANOLA , - - NEBRASKA.
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'ter I have removed from my
old stand into the Ganscho w
building , first door south of Lie
Groff & Co. , where I am dis
I playing a larger and finer stock
of CIGARS , TOBACCOS and
It I SMOKERS' GOODS than I
have ever carried before.
Your patronage is solicited.
J. H. BENNETT.
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Carpet Laying
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Carpet Cleaning. I l 1 ,
t"I am still doing carpet laying , carpet
cleaning , lawn cutting and similarwork. Sce I
or write me before giving such work. My ,
charges are very reasonahle. Leave orders at
TRIBUNE office. JULIUS KUNERT.
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Surely Your Dealer Sells
Sold by J. F. GAN scl3or .
Finest 1 1ZnI picked +
Apples , 85c , t 0 90c , . . ' ,
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