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ADDITIONAL RAILROAD HEWS.
W. D. Nichols i * laying off on nccou
of sickness. $
F. E. Kidder , L. M. B t and L.
Gil crest returned to work , this wrek.
Chief Clerk Monttnorcncy made 1
usual trip to the ; metropolis. Sinitly.
Traveling Auditor \V. F. C n
checked up the boys at beadquattei
Wednesday.
Albert Thorgrimson of the telrxra ]
office was off duty , part of the week , vrl
a sore throat.
P. L. Delaware has been called t
from HoldreRe , this week , by the illnc
of his mother here.
Switchman . C. Envielhorn , who
on the sick-list , is in Denver , this \vee
receiving treatment.
Conductor Frank Kendtru and litt
girl went down toArapahoc , Wednesda
on a short visit to his parents.
J. J. CurranV. . O. Simons and W. V
Webster came up from Oxford , Tuesdt
night , returning on 2 , Wednesday.
Garry Dole , who is laying off on a
count of injuries received a couple i
weeks ago , is visiting friends in Rnrtle ;
today.
Conductor C. O. LeHew of the Has
ings-Oberlin line , who has been off dut
for the past thirty diys , returned 1
work , Thursday.
The fast trains proposed by the Bu
lington have been given up on accoui
of the action of the Rock Island in witl
drawing its fast service.
Agent and Mrs. J. E. Robinson mad
a flying trip down from Wauneti
Wednesday evening , returning home o
the following morning's train.
Conductor C. W Bronson went dow
to Minden to see his mother , who is II.
first of the week , and Conductor T. J
Foley had his run in the meantime.
Night Foreman John Thomson wen
down to Lincoln , Wednesday on 6 , t
consult an optician about bis eye , whic
has been troubling him for some time.
R. Hickman of the telegraph offic
took his departure , Thursday , for Havr
Montana. Mrs. Hickman went to Indc
pendence , Iowa , for the present. The
have been occupying quarters at R. I
Simmons.
The Burlington had a turn-table loadei
up here for shipment to Wray , Colorado
when the announcement came that th
Rock Island had withdrawn its fas
train. It was proposed to run No. 5 a
far west as Wray and double back here
the following morning.
Robert E. Erwin and Miss Minnii
Yensen were married , last evening , a
2,030 R street , Rev. Dr. Rowlands per
forming the wedding ceremony. Severa
friends from Omaha were present and i
small party of friends from this city wit
nessed the ceremony. A wedding sup
per followed. Mr. Erwin is a mail clerl
on the Burlington , running out of thi
city , and the bride is well known amonj
a large circle of friends. They will mak <
their home in the future at 2036 J street
Thursday's Lincoln Journal. Mr. Er
win was until recently the postal clerl
on the Imperial line.
Tribune Clubblnsr List.
For convenience ot readers of THE TRIE
UNE , we have made arrangements with thi
following newspapers and perodicals whereb ;
we can supply them in combination with Tin
TRIBUNE at the following very low prices :
PUBLICATION. PRICE.
Detroit Free Press . i oo $ i 51
Leslie's Weekly. . 400 30
Prairie Farmer . _ i oo 12
Chicago Inter-Ocean . I oo 13
Cincinnati Enquirer. . i oo I 51
New- York Tribune . i oo 12.
Demorest's Magazine . I oo 17
ToledoBlade . i oo 12.
Nebraska Farmer . I oo 151
Iowa Homestead . i oo 141
Lincoln Journal . i oo 171
Campbell's Soil-Culture . I oo I 5 <
New- York World . I oo I 6j
OmahaBee . I oo 5 <
Cosmopolitan Magazine . I oo 8 (
St. Louis Republic . I oo 7f
Kansas City Star . 25 If
Nebraska Dairyman and Up-
to-Date Farmer . 50 2f
Kansas City Journal , weekly. 25 If
Kansas City Journal , daily. . . 4 oo 4 2C
We are prepared to fill orders for any othei
papers published , at reduced rates.
THE TRIBUNE , McCook , Neb.
I Try McMillen's Cough Cure.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile ointment is no
panacea , but is recommended for piles
only. These it will cure. Price 500 in
bottles ; tubes 750 at McConnell's.
McCook Markets.
Corrected Friday morning.
Corn $ .27
Wheat 46
Oats 20
Rye 41
Barley 30
Hogs 3.20
Eggs 15
Butter 12
Potatoes 40
Don't irritate your lungs .with a stub
born cough when a pleasant and effective
remedy may be found in Ballard's Horehound -
hound Syrup. Price 250 and 500 at
L. W. McConnell & Co's.
McMillen's Cream Lotion.
Faults of digestion cause disorders of
the liver , and the whole system becomes
deranged. Herbine perfects the process
of digestion and assimilation , and thus
makes pure blood. Price 250 at L. W.
McConnell's.
The second tmnutl rxblbltloa of tbt
Republican Valley DtUnc : i'otdtiy As
sociation , held l 3JcOw V ,
February , 6lb. jib and Svb. m *
CCM ; nd would hare Wco eactr
col the storm nd extirsue colti
kept down the nesabe * of tomr fitaa
the ttmoaaittog couaUy * ml the rU
receipts. As tl was tbr a vocU'.iw > . *
able to mrct all h * obi * ltaa
The scoring v * * ttrlir i onr 4 j t *
c u e of the frllutc of jai t Tbro Ht < -
to arrive oa tiutr. oo o sis of Wing
ow-bouQii * t GScu > o0J S |
but the pine can ! * rir * lt jt * t
opening of tbe U l il y
some 300 bir l * exhibited. WuUr * { *
and bam and * niacuU&tor l petUea
The exhibition * * htrkl in * Uijc
commodious brick butUHntf , * tmrd l y
steam and lighted by rlecmai } . ifee
stock was well Catrti ( or ul tiir bH
kept scrupulously clean by h S | t C
G. Coglucr autt hit * tUU i J. M. Suir
Judge Thco. Hc c * Koreti the UrU * ad
not the exhibitors. Hi * toanttK g * c
general tatuf clion Thncoaic
confusion cau cd b the cone of tccj-
turns us singles , th t wcic cotuj > ctJB 10
pens , contrary to tule 10 , wbick
remedied as eon a * divcovcrctl
The annual uicctinu of the awooalvou
was held ou the ere of the Stb , when tbe
officers elected ! '
following were : -
ilenl. R 1) . Simmons , McCook. Vice
Presidents. K'izaheth Helm. RctiVil -
low , Haltie H > field , McCook. C N. Coo-
yers , Mindeu. T. F Rovvcll. McCook , J.
S. LeHew , Scc'y ; H W. Cole nud Gco.
Beck , Assts. Tbeo. Hcwrs was elected
Judge and the third antiunt exhibition
was fixed for December 15 , 16. 17. 1899.
to be held in the city of McCook.
The rewards in the different ca > se |
were as follows I
PREMIUMS. !
Barred P. Rock Trojer Bros. , Aurora
Neb. , ist on hen. 93 * .
Buff P. Rock Dr. W. V. Gage , Me
Cook , Neb. , 2(1 on pen , 169 ; i.st ben and
2d hen.
White P. Rock R B. Simmons , is
oni pen , 1876-16 ; D. Cullen , sd on pen
187 5-16 ; R. B. Simmons , 3d on pen. 186
D. Cullen , ist on cock , 93 Jist on cock
erel , 93 ! R. B. Simmons , ist ou hen
93 % ; 2d on cockerel , 91 ; H. W. Cole
ist on pullet , 93jL ; D. Cullen , 2d on pul
let , 92.
Buff Cochin Horace B. Cole , ist on
hen , 92 ; ist on pullet , oo # .
Partridge Cochin Mrs. J. S. LeHew
rst on pen , 183 ; R. L. Tinker , ist on cock
92 ; ist on cockerel , 92 ; 2d on cock
erel , 90 ; ist on hen , 90 : 2d on hen
90 ; ist on pullet , 89 ; 2d on pullet , 89
Dark Brahma M. D. King , Minden
Neb. , ist on pullet , 91 ! 2& ou pallet
Light Brahma Mrs. E. Helm. Red
Willow , Neb. , ist on pen , 184 1-16 ; Mrs
Penny , 2d on pen , 183 13-16 ; Mrs. Hattie
Byfield , 3d on pen , 183X5 Phebe Taylor ,
ist on cock , 92 ; Mrs. Hattie Byfield ,
2d on cock , 91 ; ist on cockerel , 91 ; ist on
pullet , 92 y \ J. M. Phillips , 2d on hen ,
S. C. White Leghorn T. F. Rowell
ist on pen , 185 ; H. B. Cole , 2d.
S. C. Brown Leghorn Mrs. Belle Me
Donald , McCook , Neb. , 1st on pen ,
ist on cockerel , 92 ; ist on pullet ,
2d on pullet , 90 ; ist on hen , 93 ; 2d on
hen , 9iX-
S. S. Hamburgs Mrs. L. Mansur , ist
on pen , isi jE. Jeffries , 2d on cockerel
88 ; J. H. Dulauy , 3d on cockerel , 86.
Cornish Indian Game C. G. Coglizer
ist on pen , iS3X
White Pit Game Mrs. Belle McDon
ald , ist on pen.
S. L. Wyandotte Ben Bnker , ist or
pen , iSzfa M. D. King , Minden , Neb. ,
2d on pen , 176 5.
Game Bantams. Eva Lewis , honorable
mention ; W. L. Bantams , Mntt. Thom
son , same ; Fan Tail Pigeons , Horace
Cole , same ; Belgian Hares , Mrs. Byfield ,
same ; White Rabbits , Mrs. Stroud , same.
Bronze Turkeys ist , Mrs. J. A. Brin-
ton ; 2d , Mrs. J.F. Helm. White Holland
Turkeys , ist , Mrs. Hattie Byfield ; Golden
Wyandotte , ist , Mrs. J. S. LeHew.
J. S. LEllKW , Secretary.
W. S. Morlnn purchased some high
scoring White Plymouth Rocks to mid
to his already extensive poultry ranch.
Mrs. John Penney's pen , taken from
: ier own flock , morn than sustained her
eputation as a breeder of high-scoring
I ight Brahaiuas.
Col. Corwin of New York purchased n
nrge number of Light lirahamas of Mis.
' . F. Helm. He is immensely pleased
vith his birds , which he snys are us fine
is any exhibited in New York.
McConuell's Balsam cures coughs.
\n Honest Medicine for La Grippe.
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner ,
He. , says : "I have had the worst cough ,
: old , chills and grip and have taken lots
f trash of no account but profit to the
render. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
s the only thing that has done any good
vhatever. I have used one 5o-cent bottle
ind the chills , cold and grip have all
eft me. I congratulate the manafact-
medicine. " For sale
ires of an honest .
> y L. W. McConnell & Co.
THE TRIBUNE and The New-York
Mbune for $1.25 a year , strictly in ad-
ance.
Children who are troubled with worms
re pale in the face , fretful by spells ,
estless in sleep , have blue rings around
heir eyes , bad dreams , variable appetite ,
nd pick the nose. White's Cream Verui-
fuge will kill and expel these parasites ,
'rice 250 at McConnell's.
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ARRIVING DAILY. IP -
5sS ! S §
7 3 Cal ! and the New
CRT1
and Silks for Spring.
in Embroideries and Laces we have
JJV/3 a Good Assortment at prices that arc
J * * 4 V
Very Reasonable. Sec our stock before
you buv.
e Bargains for you in
department of our .store.
Ladies' riuslin Underwear.
Ladies' Shirt WuteL * .
Ladies' Dress Skirts.
Ladies' , Men's and Children's
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
Get our prices on Groceries. CKJ
can save money by sending us order. * in
this department.
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V. FRANKLIN , PRESIDENT. A. C. EBERT.
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, , r JA ESJF-J ALLARD , St.
At L. W. Mi'rOXXKLL A , CO.'S.
of the Grip.
The greatest danger Iroiu l.u ( .Jupp
s of its resulting HI pneiunotua I
casotiablc cntc is used , IUWCVIM , ntu
2hainbcilmn's Coujih Remedy taken , 1
lander will be avoided. Among tlu * ten-
if thousands who have used this ienu'd >
or la grippe we Imvc yet to Iciun ot i
ingle case having resulted in rutcmnonu
finch shows conclusively that this icm
of that dan
dy is a curtain preventive
; erons disease. It will cure la grippe it
ess time than any other treatment. I
3 pleasant and safe to take. lfor sale \ \ \
, . \V. McConnell & Co.
Writing paper in bulk and box , u ill
nvclopcs to match , at very icusonnbU
igurcs TUH
AIcCottnell'H llnlsam cures coughs.
Mr. S. A. iMicklcr , editor of the Mican-
py ( I'la. ) Hustler , with his wife and
hildren , suffered terribly with la giippe
) ne Minnie Cough Cure was the only
etiicdy that helped them. It acted
uickly. Thousands of others use this
cmcdy ns a specific for hi grippe , and
a exhausting after effects ! . McMillen's.
Frazer Axle Grease
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Not affected by Heat or Cold.
Highest Awards nt Centennial ,
Paris and World's Fair.
FRAZER LUBRICATOR Co. ,
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DcWitt's Colic vS : Cholera C r ,
ri n nnt , Quick