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Men's Undressed Kid , patent fastener only .rs
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Authorized Capital , $100,000.
Capital and Surplus , $60OOO
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GEO. HOCKNELL , President. B. M. FREE ? V. Pros.
W. F. LAWSON , Cashier. F. A. PEKHELL , Ass't Cash.
A. CAMPBELL , Director. FRANK HARRIS , Director.
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Latest Colors.
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and get Prices.
A. McMILLEN ,
Druggist.
B. E. iSHXON , Prc : . I. E. McBONALD , Cai.
CLIFFOED NABEN , Asst. Cash.
BANK OF DANBURY
DANBURY , NEB.
A General Banking Business
SSgrAny business you may wish to
transact with THE McCooK TRIBUNE
iyill receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Subscriptions received , orders
taken for advertisements and job-work.
J. B. BALLARD ,
0 DENTIST. @
All dental woik done at our office is guar
anteed to be firstclass.Ve do all kinds of
Crown , Bridge and Plate Work. Drs. Smith
& Bellamy , assistants.
McCOOK SURGICAL HOSPITAL ,
Dr. W. V. GAGE.
McCook , - - - Nebraska.
Office and Hospital over First National Bank.
Office hours at residence , 701 Marshall Ave. ,
1-efore g a. m. and after 6 p. m.
given in appropriate cases.
Miss ANNETTA BALL ,
McCook Surgical Hospital.
0. M. DUNCAN , -
Physician and Surgeon
ELECTRICIAN.
All chronic diseases treated by electricity.
Lady attendant in office.
5Office over the old Knipple store-room.
FOR-
House ,
Decorating ,
Wagons ,
Buggies ,
Carriages ,
Floors ,
Barns ,
Implements ,
Enameling ,
Staining.
[ Varnish Stains. ]
L.W.MCCONNELL & co.
F. D. BURGESS ,
Iron , Lead , and Sewer Pipe , Brass
Goods , Pumps , and Boiler Trimmings.
Agent for Halliday , Waupun , Eclipse
Windmills. Basementof the Meeker-
Phillips building.
Agent for. * .
McCORMICK
HARVESTING MACHINE CO.
Full Line of Repairs
Always on hand.
JOHN E. KELLEY ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McCooK. NEBRASKA.
B3 Agent of Lincoln Land Co. Office
Rear of First National bank.
BARTLEY.
E. O. Scott of McCook was a Sunday visit
in the burbot.
II. F. Tomblin of Imperial renewed ncquuiu
ancos here , this Week.
S. W. Clark is ImviiiK hia place of business ii
proved by the painter man.
Harry Crowoll of Arapalioo is as-sihtinK in tl
llarnett lumber yard , this week.
S. QrisMl's now residence is nearly complete
and is a very neat little structure.
Mrp. I. Fletcher JH siwndiiiK the week wii
JIr. . W. II. IlnrrUon of Danbury.
A. O. Keys N homo from Omaha , not entire
well , but much improved in health.
The appearance of J. A. Curleo's residem
proiKsrty is being enhanced by a coat of paint.
M. E. Corbin has brightened the interior <
his toiisorial parlor with a now Kaholiue lamp.
C. E. Mathewa woiked the lemon Fnucezeri
the Star restaurant duriiiB the rush , Tuesday.
Ed Price and bou Albert were transacting bu
iness in the seat of county affairs , last Satu
day.
day.A Mr. Jeffries of Otceola has accepted a po =
tion with Miss Kins as general rubtlor for tl
Intor-Occau.
C. L. Case of Cambridge spout smvoral da ;
hon > , labt week , in the interests of the McCo
mick jxjople.
Mrs. J. Sentanco came np _ from Arapaho
Siiiiilay evening , on a short visit to friends r
turning Wednesday.
The Baruett Lumber Company is contcmpla
ing rebuildiiiK and rearranging some of its Itu ;
bor sheds at this point.
Miss Gertrude Teol of Iiulianola spent tl
closing days of last week hero with her siste
enjoying the school festivities.
. Frank and Herbert McEIroy of Company 1
; ! d Nebraska Volunteers , returned , last Satu
day , after an absence of nearly a year.
One hundred and four conveyances drove 1
the cemetery and about live hundred poop
congregated in the hall , Decoration day.
Mike Morris of Indianpla accompanied by 1
E. Sceloy of Poughkeepsie , N. Y. , visited in tl
village , Wednesday. Mr. Seeley has real cstal
interests hero.
Nineteen loads of hogs from twelve mill
north of Indianola were marketed hore.Wedne
ilay. Farmers know where to find the best ma
ket for their stock.
Dr. J. M. Brown was a visitor in the count
capital , Thursday afternoon , returning as f ;
as Indianola on _ No. 6 in the evening and heir
un 12 , this morning.
Judge Norris visited the local lodge of the ]
0. O. F. , Monday evening , and explained tl
secret work of the order to the pleasure and ed
Qcation of the fraternity.
Ed Beghtel and family will spend the sumrm
in Colorado for the benefit of Mrs. Beghtel
health. Rev. Eads and family will occupy tl :
residence during their absence.
C. W. Keys , wife and children drove up froi
Cambridge and were the guests of Dr. and Mr
J. M. Brown , Saturday , and spent jSunday in tl :
country with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Keys.
C. II. Eckcrman of Omaha spent Monday evei
ing in town , the gue = t of his friend L. V. Patcl
who left on the evening train for the west. M
Eckerman expects to go to Idaho in August.
Camden Flint , driver on the Bartley-Stockvill
mail route , has been quite sick -with pneumoni
[ luring the past two weeks , but is now convale
cent and will soon bo able to resume his pos
tion.
John Eads of Mayweed spent several rtaj
here , this week , visiting nis father , Rov. J. A
Eads. Ho also rendered the baud appreciate
assistance in its work on Memorial Sunday an
Decoration day.
The Burlington people have Agent Hansxm
permission to rush the now depot to completic
before the hot weather arrives , otherwise 1
will re-quirt11 a refrigerator car as a matter <
self-preservation.
A couple of besweatered female bikingenthu
ia'-ts from Indianola essayed to make the roun
trip , Sunday , but after breasting the west win
for a milo or two after leaving here returned t
town content to make the homeward journey o
fso. Ti.
L. V- Patch departed on Monday evening t
Fisit Omaha friends a few clays before Icariu
for Payrtte , Idaho. During his stav here M _
Patch has niado many warm friends who wi
join his pupils in wishing him abundant succes
in all his undertakings.
On Wednesday evening of last week sever ;
of the Masonic brethren of ludianola visite
Bartley lodge A. F. & A. M. and assisted in rail
ingS. W. Stewart and S. AV. Clark to the snl
lime degree of Master Masons. Seven gcntli
men have recently performed the feat of bart
back riding and when Sam Clark had dismoun
jd the Masonic goat was so exhausted that li
was taken to his quarters suffering from no :
vous prostration and appendicitis.
The closing feature of the school year was
picnic in L. Jennings' grove , last Saturday. Tli
event was replete with incidents , pleasurabl
and otherwise , the dust storm in the evening bi
ing the grand finale. A tearful spectacle wa
Cliff Fidler's heroic effort to keep the excursio
boat afloat by bailing it with a little bucket li
while the water gained access through a tw (
inch aperture in the bottom. And the wind
When the storm broke the party huddled undc
the railroad bridge for shelter and the fears f
the little folks were subdued until No. 5 rushe
over when they ran for the thicket like scare
rabbits , thinking a tornado had arrived. It i
said that a few of the older girls were the on !
ones who loudly bewailed the absence of the ;
mothers all during the storm.
Bartley has never failed to observe Memorh
[ lay and fittingly commemorate the deeds of tli
nation's departed heroes , and this year she on
lid all proceeding efforts and made the occasio
one not soon to be forgotten. On Memorial Sui
; lay the capacious hall was taxed to accommi
ilate the throng assembled to hear the sprmp
by Roy. J. M. Eads , which was replete with ii
teresting historical data and concluded with
touching and an earnest plea for all soldier
young and old , to be strong in the Lord an
withstand the enemy hero , being always pn
pared to join the great army bejond. Accep
able mu ic was provided bv the band , orchestr
find M. E. church choir. The morning prograi
Tor Decoration day was changed from the ori {
i ml on account of the arrival of the body , o
N'o. 32 , of Leroy S. Minnich , son of Mr. an
Mrs. AV. S. Miunich , who died of fever in th
Philippines , August loth. The young man wa
i member of Company C.lst Regiment AVyomin
Volunteers. The post took charge of the n
mains and the funeral occurred at 11 o'clock , ii
torment being made in the village cemeter.i
\lbert Price , Frank Brown , Herbert and Fran
McEIroy of this place and Carl and Rosco
Kerns of Indianola , all members of Compan
L , ad Nebraska , acted as pall bearers. Th
nneral cortege , which formed under the dire <
: iou of Chief Marshal Sam Preincr and J. M
Srown , was the largest ever seen here. At th
jrave the impressive services of the G. A. R. ril
lal obtained and the grave , as well as those o
> ther departed soldiers , was lavishly strew
vitli flowers. In the a fterncmn Honorable G
iV. Norris of Beaver City delivered a magnii :
rent address in the hall , which would not ac
: ommodate all who wished to hear him. In ad
lition a ' omewhat extensive program was als
: arried out.
BOX ELDER.
Isaac Atkinson is building a new frame room
n addition to his sod house.
I. AV. Spauldiug entertained a number o
oung friends , Saturday evening , at a dance.
Charles Fey and George Younger worked a
Janbury , last week , at their trade canxjntei
ng.
ng.The
The store at Box Elder is receiving a coat o
resh paint , which will improve its appearano
icceptably.
The fall wheat has about all been listed up
Spring wheat and rjo look well. Corn is abou
11 planted in this neighborhood.
S. AV. Pinkerton took in the commencemen
xercises at the state university at Lincoln
his week. He is a graduate of the university
This part of the county has been visited b ;
everal fine showers , the past week or so , am
he fanners grip their plow handles with inon
nergy and confidence now.
Thomas Pinkerton drove over to Cozad , las
reek , aud brought home his son , S. AAr. , win
las been principal of the schools of that plac <
.uring the jear just closed. Sam will spend tin
acation at home.
Mrs. Hannah Barnes emphatically denies tha1
he is circulating a petition in that law suit : 01
liat she is thinking of studing law ; she insist :
hat she knows how many horses she has with
ut studying law.
The chitno of the marriage boll was so lonj
Baching your correspondent that accounts o :
lie weddings were printed in advance of oui
nowledge , so we can but add the congratula
ions of their many friends.
The Woodman hall and store at Center Point
'rentier county , is about completed , and the
[ imts will bo oiwned in the near future. The }
re in hopes of securing a good blacksmith
nd with a now frame school house , will take
n airs very like Box Elder in time.
NORTH COLEMAN.
Sod planters are in great demand.
The morning are so cool that it is suggestivi
of frost.
\V. II. Epperly has disposed of his thrivinj
young mules.
K. Branscom of Box Elder drove up to thi
precinct on Tuesday.
Ed and Virgil Shepherd are drivingtlirougl
to Oregon. When heard from they had reachcc
Denver.
Hens continue to shell out their eggs ant
each farmer has his basket full when he visit ;
McCook.
If the drouth , the grasshopper , the hail ant !
the later bug will keep their distance we ma ]
raise a crop.
Ada llarlan , deceased , was beloved by al
who knew her and will be greatly missed ii
this community.
That new M. E. church , which is fifteer
or sixteen miles northwest of McCook , is ex
pected to be dedicated next Sunday , June 4th
Elsie Ward purchased a nice buggy o ;
Richard Moore. He traded his old one to hi :
neighbor for an unruly swine and threw in < r
peaceful pig.
Rev. Matson preached to quite an audience
at Spring Creek , last Sunday at 3 o'clock. Ar
effort was made to organize a Sunday-school
but it was unsuccessful.
There was quite a windstorm , last Saturdaj
evening. Joe Sauntlers had to put stones or
the roof of his house to keep it from blowing
off. Some windmills were blown down.
So many of the school dads off for Oregor
ami so many of the sciiool nia'ms leaving this
world of trouble and joining the matrimonia
band will make room for others wishing te
wield the birth.
The five children of Mr. Wilson , who oc
cupies the M. L. Brown place , are soon tc
start on their journey from Oregon. Tliej
elnve through with Mr. Cox and family , whc
with Mr. Wilson , traded for the Brown place
Mr. Wilson was badly afflicted with asthma
and his health is much improved since coming
to Nebraska.
RED WILLOW.
llolton Longnecker was ill , Wednesday
evening.
Erank Hess has joined his brother in selling
steam cookers.
Mrs. Byfield was shipping Belgian hares tc
South Dakota , last week.
Mrs. Rowland is up from Ilerndon visiting
her parents , Elias Canaga and wife.
Nellie Elmer of this precinct is among the
number who graduate at Indianola , this Fii-
day.
day.The
The Sunday-school recently organized in
the north end of district 72 had an attendance
of nearly fifty , last Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer has another fine hatch of chick
ens out of her incubator , and if that sneafc
thief returns he will have a lock to pick and
other obstacles in the way of his success.
There was a birthday surprise up at Aaron
Sheets' , Monday night. The Gladlelter boys ,
Louis Elmer and Clyde Lutes concluded to gc
if their "boss , " Wm Byfield , would loan there
a wagon , team etc.which he did without spec
ifying what they should use. The boys were
modest and made their selection accordingly.
An old wagon that had not been useel foi
months was selected. The wheels had shrunk
and so had the reach pole. Just imagine the
rest ! The boys were gritty , however , and
some held on the tires while a willow served
as pole and they got the old thing home.
Clint Gladfelter had some bad bruises and
sprains caused by taking a header from his
wheel on Sunday , and he was permitted to
ride in the back end of the wagon. The boys
say they had a famous time.
New Stock !
New Patterns !
Don't Buy Before Examining
Our Superb Stock.
L.W.MCCONNELL&CO.
C. H. BOYLE ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McCook , Nebraska.
Room 3 , Meeker-Phillips Bldgf , Upstairs
We have the highest regard for th
"nci'crprcfessiou. : . Our prtpjira. " . . .
ic no. sold for the purpose of amadou
zn4 ; them , but rather aan ; aid.Ve
' -y it down as an establish * . ' ! truth that
nternal remedies are pos > u. tly injun-
ms to expectant mothers. The distress
: ; d discomforts experienced during the
.iouths preceding childbirth can be al
leviated only by external treatment by
a liniment that softens anj re-
r.ke and sell such a Ihiimcnt. corn-
Mr-ing the ingredients ia a manner
. . .herto unknown , aud cail it
We know that in thousands of cases
it has proved more than a blessing to
expectant mothers. It overcomes morn-
ir.g sickness. It relieves the sense of
Lightness. Headaches cease , and dan
ger from Swollen , Hard and Rising
Lreasts is avoided. Labor itself is
shortened and shorn ' of most of the pain.
We know that m'any doctors recom
mend it , and we know that multitudes
of women go to the drug stores and buy
it because they are sure their physicians
have no objections. We ask a trial-
just a fair test. There is no possible
chance of injury being the result , be-
? anse Mother's Friend is scientific
ally compounded. It is sold at $ r a bottle
tle , and should be used during most of
the period of gestation , although great
relief is experienced if used only a short
time before childbirth. Send for our il
lustrated book about Mother's Friend.
FI1E BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA , GA.
Are you prepared for hot weather ?
If not , you should call and inspect our
line of Wash Fabrics for Summer
Dresses.
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