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51.60 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Tnis congress should give the
people postal savings banks before
adjourning.
- GUESS we will have to absolve
Brother Cleveland from that sinful -
ful duck hunting trip.
ANOTHER bond issue of 50 0
100 millions is expected about the
first of the year. The gold reserve
is fast approaching the 60 millions
mark again.
THE merry style in which the
President twists the British lion's
tail in his recent message to congress -
gress , has touched a popular and
I responsive chord all over America.
I It is a clear and unmistakable exposition -
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1 position of the Monroe doctrine
e ' and its firm tone is most stimulating -
ing and reassuring for this degen-
crate , Anglo-manic administration.
THE death of Ex-Congressman
1 William A. McICeighan of Red
Cloud , which occurred at Hastings
on last Saturday about noon , removes -
moves from the Populist ranks of
Nebraska their most unique figure ;
t . and it may be truthfully added one
of that party's ablest and most
popular champions. . . A curious ,
but potential , combination was he ,
and invincible in his time. Nebraska -
raska has abler and better men
among her politicians. She has
many weaker and worse.
FOREIGN immigration is increasing -
ing again. The total for the last
six months ending with October
' last , is larger by 49,491 or 53 per
cent , than during the same months
i of 1894. The immigration during
this period of six months was within -
in 48,760 of the total immigration
at the port of New York during
the entire fiscal year ending June
30 , 1895. It is evident that many
r of the emigrants during the year of
the Ipanic have again become immigrants -
migrants , bringing others with
them to make a fight for a competence -
tence in the United States. It is
not likely that there has been a
- legitimate demand for more labor-
ers. The infiux must be due more
to a stringency abroad than a pro-
mie of certain employment here
at remunerative wages.-Journal.
TO SILVER MEN.
The executive committee of the
l Nebraska silver league desire to
. appoint one silver Republican , one
silver Populist , one silver Democrat -
crat and one silver Prohibitionist
in each county as an executive
committee for the organization of
the county , and for the distribution -
tion of literature. All persons who
' favor the free and unlimited coinage -
, , age of gold and silver at the Present -
ent legal ratio of 16 to 1 , without
. ' waiting for the aid or consent of
any other nation , are requested to
send their names with address to
any member of the undersigned
committee , at Lincoln , Nebraska.
The local committees will be selected -
' ted from the names received.
° . ; ; County papers please copy.
a ' GILBERT L. Laws ,
SILLS A. HOLCOMB ,
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H. W. HARDY ,
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- - Lincoln , N eb. , Dec. 17 , 1895.
Take advallta5 of
tliat Special Sale for
Cash at Sutton's. Ev-
es' thing goes at and
below cost.
Reliable Goods at
J Hard Times Prices at
Leach's jewel ] : ystore.
Finest hand . picked.
Ales S5c to 90e.
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
McMILLEN' ' $ DRUG STORE.
j 'Come and see that HOLIDAY BARGAINS do exist ,
and that we have them in
Toys , Books , Booklets , Games , Xmas Cards , Dolls ,
Celluloid Novelties , Albums and Lamps.
'we can please you. Come at once.
y A. MeMILLEN.
INDIANOLA.
0. Frost of Bartley was in town
on Monday. '
A. G. Dole of Bartley was in
town , Monday.
Commissioners will meet again
on January 6th.
School closed , this week , for a
two week's vacation.
C. Lister of Danbury was at the
county seat , Monday.
James McCallum visited in Mc-
Cook , last Friday , on business.
A.J.Ritteulrouse was down from
ifcOook on legal business , last
Saturday.
J.W.IIIupp came down from the
county metropolis on Wednesday
morning.
. The county commissioners were
in session here , Monday and Tues-
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clay of this week. }
Wednesday evening , B. G. GosI I
said took the third degree in Masonry -
onry in Lodge 123.
J.B. Meserve was sufficiently recovered -
covered from his sickness to be up ,
and about on Tuesday. i
Saturday , W : G. Black put into
his office a new safe recently secured -
cured at Beaver City.
We understand that Mr. and
Mrs. James Barnes think of moving -
ing to McCook , shortly.
J. W. Dolan is still at Beaver
City , disposing of the stock of
goods for which he recently traded.
G. C. Boatman came into town ,
Tuesday. He is getting ready for
his new duties as clerk of district
court.
Friday night , Prof. LW. Smith
of our public schools will lecture
in a school house in the northeastern -
ern part of the county.
The first of the year , Messrs.
William McCallum and George
Short will go into partnership , and
will occupy the fine new store room
in the Masonic temple.
District court will convene here ,
Monday , for an equity session of
one day. The civil docket is very
large for this county-though
some of our neighboring counties
are much longer.
Sunday afternoon the upper 1
floor of the Masonic temple took
fire from a stove kept going there
t p dry the walls , and for a time the
s tying of the building seemed to
b doubtful. A crowd of men with
pails gtitliered quickly , and then
ready hands got the fire under
control very soon.
The city council are reported to
have a rather stormy meeting on
Monday evening. As a result suit
will be iugtituted at once against
1I.G. Shackelton for selling liquor.
The council holds to the opinion
that the saloon should be protected
in its business in return for the
license money paid by the . saloon
mall.
Finest hand Ilicked
Apples , S5c. to
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The county commissioners have
decided v that the necessity exists
and is becoming more pressing ,
right nlong , that the county shall
own and operate a Poor Farm , and
they have announced their determination -
ination to take some action along
that line in the near future. The
present method of caring for the
county's poor'is becoming too burdensome -
densome and expensive , and it is
proposed , if possible , to remedy
this and some other matters connected -
nected with the present system.
THE TRIBuNE'S advocacy of this
course will be remembered. A
Poor Farm will correct many of
the evils of the present systemand
if properly managed , will be more
economical and business-like. This
matter will be considered at the
next meeting of the board , which
will be held on the 6th day of next
month.
Special Sale of Holiday - .
day Goods. Call and
see for ourself.
Leach Jeweler.
PROSPECT PARK.
William Siugwiu has moved on
to the Dr. L.W.Critser farm.
H. M. Wade attended the 1I. E.
quarterly meeting in McCook on
1ednesday.
Charles Boatman and Alice Holbrook -
brook visited at the Hartman's on
Sunday. . 1
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R.P.Barr is home from Chicago ,
having disposed of his carload of
stock at fair prices.
Messrs. Tliomnsou and Dunham
took in the debate at the Driftwood
school house on Monday evening.
The tariff : question was discussed.
The exhibition given ht school
house , last Friday evening , Dec.
13th , was a decided success. A
very interesting program was rendered -
dered by the school , assisted by
the young people of the district
and adjoining districts , to an appreciative -
preciative audience. The occasion
was the closing of a successful
term of school , Anna Hill , teacher.
II. P. Siitton Leading -
ing Jeweler , iS enl y
malt 111 McCook who
engraves purchases
made at his store.-
-while you wait. It
will be artistic and it
will be FREE.
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G 1 what a cllestiliit.
Goods below cost ear
after year. Leach , the
Jeweler sells Reliable
goods at Reasonable
vices. Investigate.
The lai'gest stock. of
Silverware and Novelties - ,
elties at Leach's Jew- i
IStore.
Finest liana 1riche l
Apples , S5L. to OOe , , .
at Ifnihpl e's.
Leach Jeweler S e-
vial' Sale.
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We call articular attention to our Extraordinary I
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Snlely for the purpose of Quickly Reducing Our Large Stock have we
1 , made this cut. We need not dwell upon a List of Prices. Come and sae the goods-
that tells the story. . Anything in our line makes a PRACTICAL HOLIDAY GIFT
FOR BOY 011 MAN. This gives you an opportunity of making selections early and j'd
at a great saving. W'e handle no shoddy goods at any piice. Look through our line of 4 d
Children's and Boys' Overcoats and Suits.
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show $114' secoH(1 ( L '
largest stock of Jew-
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vestei n N e I ) 1' s k a.
have got g'ao 1 goods
afal will s ( ll alt S1)e =
( ial Cut Prices it ; ) i.'e-
daice stock.
Try that 15 cent box
paper at 'FILE r I1rIr3IJI TE
office. \ % ' orth 2 5 cts.
Also chew1)er grades.
Finest hand licked
A ) 1a s $5e , tai 90C ,
at 1(1)a itla 'S.
Read the best coi111-
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The Mcok rfribtilie
every timf * .
Finest hand picked
A ) lies S5c. hO 90c : ,
at Kfi ) pl&s.
Chamberlain's E73 and Skin Ointment
Is uncgLu llcd for Eczema , 'l'ets ; r , Salt-
Rheum , Scald head , Sore Nipples , Chapped
Hands , Itching Piles , Burns , Frost Bites ,
ChronicSore Eyesand Granulated Eye Lids.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
TO HOESE OWNERS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition -
dition try Ur. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system , aid digestion , cureless
loss of appetite , relieve corstipaticn , correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms , giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists
when Baby was sick , we gave her Castorla.
when she arcs a child , she cried for Casiori.
When she became Miss , she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children , she gavethem Cstoria ,
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LrrI have removed from my
nld stand into the Ganschow
building , first door south of I1e-
I Groff & Co. , where I Stn displaying
playing a larger and finer stock
of CIGARS , TOBACCOS and
SMOKERS' GOODS than I
have ever carried before.
Your patronage is solicited.
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We now have in stock a full
line of the Riverside Oak , the
Gem City Oak , and the Thos.
White Oak Heaters-botli soft
and hard coal burners. In
fact we have the finest tiling
in heating stoves to be bought
in the market , or ever exhibited -
ited in this city. Don'tfail to
see oLIl' \ > entidllCt Heaters.
We also have the popular
Square Oven Cook Stoves in
stock. Everybody ought to
have one of our Square Oven
Cooks-they are the latest and
the very best.
CoCmiAx & Co.
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This is absolute ] y rust proof ,
every piece is guaranteed , and
will be replaced if not as rep-
resented.
COCH1tAN cC Co.
BUGGIES ANDCARTS
Remember , we are showin g
the best line of Buggies. Carts
and Wagons to be seen in this
part of the f ePublican valley.
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guarantee pure measure r
and prompt , courteous service. .
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Only furniture van in the
city. Also have a first class house ;
outfit. Leave ' l
moving orders for 1
bus calls at Commercial hotel or '
at office opposite the depot. ; ' j {
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cleaning , lawn cutting and similar work. See +
or write me before giving such work. My
charges are very reasonable. Leave orders at
TRIBUNE office. JULIUS KIJNERT.
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