You Notice Those
tike Shoes For. . . 1
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In our window ? They are
made of good , strong , cangSg
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vas , with a solid leather sole.
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= flcCook , Nebraska's
V. FRANKLIN , PRESIDENT. A. C. EBERT , CASHIER.
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TVYH BANK !
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OF MeCOOK , NEB. i
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4 Paid Up Capital , . § 50,000. Surplus , $5.000 i
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f z DIRECTORS '
K. FRANKUH , W.F.McFARLAND , A. C. EBERT ,
/ / . T. CHURCH , OSCAR CALLIHAN , C. H. WILLARD.
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NYiQYAl PILLS
Safe. Always reliable. I < adic . oskllruKtristfor
HICIIBKTER < N I.V4 ISII in Re f and
.old metallic boxes , sealed with blue ribbon.
TnUc no other. Rcfuoe danprcrouit Hiibsli-
tutioitMnnd inaitationH. Buy of your Druggist ,
or send -Ic in stomps for Particular * . Tc ti-
moninls and "Relief for I.adie * . " in letter ,
by relUrnMail. 1OOOO Testimonials. Sold by
all Druggists.
CHICHESTEB CHEMICAL CO.
2SOO 3Xadi on Square , PHII.A. , PA ,
Jlentlon thin p oer.
For relief and comfort in asthma Ballard's
Horehound Syrup has no equal. Price 25
nnd 50 cts. A. McMillan.
Imitators have been many. Thoughtful
people have learned that true merit comes
snly with the genuine Kocky Mountain Tea
made by the Madison Medicine Co. 35. Ask
jour druggist.
If your sight is blurred with specks and
-spots floating before your eyes , or you have
pains on the right side under the ribs , then
your liver is deranged , and you need a few
doses of Herbine to regulate it. Price = ; o cts.
A.McMillen.
A boy refers to sacred music as the "slow
drag. "
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived because to
live requires nourishment. Food is not nour
ishment until it is digested. A disordered
stomach cannot digest teed , it must have as
sistance. "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all
kinds of food without aid from the stomach ,
3.1'oiving it to rest and regain its natural func
tions. Its elements are exactly the same as
Jhe natural digestive fluids and it simply
: an't help but do you good. McConnell &
Berry.
"
where it is hot nil the year round
sells better than any where else
in the world. So don't stop taking
it in summer , or you will lose
' what you have gained.
Send for a Srce sample.
1 COTT & BOWNE , Chemists ,
409-415 Pearl Street , New York.
5SC. and $1.00 : all druggists.
Mather-Satchel I.
MARRIED At the home of Rev.V. . E
Hardavvay in Holdrege , Neb. , on tin
morning of June lath , Uriah B. Mathe ;
and Miss Nora M.Satchell. The brid <
is the daughter of Rev. M. S. Satchell
and one of Red Willow county's teachers ,
The groom , from Aurora , Nebraska , is
one of the railroad boys. The ceremonj
was performed in the presence of a few
witnesses by Rev. Hardaway. The bride
was attired in cream albatross , and car
ried an arm bouquet of bride's roses.
The groom was dressed in the conven
tional black. After luncheon the happy
pair took No. 12 for Kenesaw. The
many friends of these worthy young
people wish them much joy.
Repairs for mowers and binders , al
most any make , heaviest stock and
greatest variety west of Hastings , at S.
M. Cochran S. Co.'s.
Tribune Clubbing List.
For convenience ot readers of THE TRIB
JNEwe have made arrangements with the
ollowing newspapers and perodicals whereby
ve can supply them in combination with THE
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Toledo Blade oo 125
Nebraska Farmer oo 150
qwa Homestead oo i 45
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Campbell's Soil-Culture. . . oo 150
"few-York World oo 165
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vansas City Star . 25 115
Nebraska Dairyman and Up-
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We are prepared to fill orders for any other
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THE TRIBUNE. McCook , Neb.
j'sLung
cures every fciful of cough , la prippc , bronchitis ,
sore throat , croup , hooping cough , etc. Never
deranges the stomach. At Druggists , 10&25&
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Travel Henderson.
j Wednesday evening , ai the homo i
i the bride's parents , Mr. and Mrs. J. 3
Henderson , Mr. Frank L. Traver ai :
Miss JJeSoie Henderson were united i
mai ringc , Rev. W. J. Turner pcrforinir.
the ceremony in- the presence of the re
ntives and a very few friends of the co ;
tracting families. The young frienc
have lived among us many years and
large circle of friends will unite with i
in hearty congratulations and in tl :
hope that life may be joyous and su
ccssful. They have taken quarters wit
the bride's parents.
A superb wedding supper followed tl
ceremony. ,
The young people were handsome !
remembered with gifts useful and ricl
Great Sprinting.
The boys of the blacksmith-shop an
on the rip-track met in deadly conflk
on the Athletic park diamond , Thun
day afternoon , and when the dust of tli
race had cleared away sufficiently to b
able to note the result it was calculate
that "Mac's Colts" were too swift by ]
scores -to 5 for the "Kip-Trackers.
Garvey's delivery was too rapid and d (
vious for the Kips and they failed t
find the ball.
. Death of James Borheman.
In the death of James Eorneman , Stu ;
day afternoon , in Denver , the member
of the family have the profoundest am
most heartfelt sympathy of their host o
friends in McCook , where they former !
lived. 'Death was caused by consume
tion. Burial was made in Deuvei
Peace to his sweet , gentle spirit.
Pythian Memorial.
Next Sunday , June 16th , the Knight
of PythiaS will observe their Annua
Memorial service. Knights are requestei
to meet at Castle Hall at 2 o'clock t <
march to the Congregational church
After services in the church Knight :
will march to the cemeteries and decora ti
graves of the departed brethren.
INDIANOLA.
Miss Ella Kiug visited here , lastFriday
J. R. Neel was up to the county seat
Tuesday , with the crowd.
Postmaster McCool had business ir.
McCook , Tuesday. Ditto , S. R. Smith.
E. A. Sexsoii'and W.P.Elmer were
pilgrims to the red standpipe town ,
Monday.
Councilman and Mrs. J. K. P. Frye
vere county capital visitors , Tuesday ,
is were also Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bond.
Mrs. G. S. Bishop , who have been the
juest of Mr. and Mrs. Hetherington for
he past two weeks , returned to McCook
> n Wednesday night.
The appointment of A. C. Crabtree as
: heriff to fill vacancy caused by the res-
gnation of Sheriff G. F. Kinghorn meets
, vith complete satisfaction here. Art
vill make an efficient sheriff. He is one
) f the best officers in the county and an
ill-around good fellow.
Jennie To have a round beautiful neck
viggle your head from side to side ; every
light take Rocky Mountain Tea. It's a short
: ut to a graceful form. 35c. Ask your drug-
list.
PROSPECT PARK.
Essie Dunham visited with Mrs. J. H-
irVade , Tuesday.
I. T. Birdsell and family left for Cole ,
ado , last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. King spent a couple of
lays at Spring Creek.
Miss May Thompson spent several
ays , this week , with John Sly's family.
The Children's day exercises were ,
rand success , The children are to b
omplimented.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade attended
le A. O. U. W. Floral day exercises in
CcCook , Sunday.
We had a nice rain in this neighbor
oed Tuesday night. Everybody and
, -erything greatly refreshed.
Edna Dunham , who has been work
ig at B. C. Bowman's , returned home
loner than was expected by her many
iends.
To Union Men.
Smoke the "Vivo Cigar" made and
in by union cigar makers. The finest
gar in the United States. Yon can
ly them at the following places :
J. H. BENNETT'S.
D. W. BOAR'S. Take
A. C. CLYDE'S.
W. M. LEWIS' . no
J. C. KNOX'S. other.
A.-MCMlI.LEN'S.
Cheap-Terms Easy.
Seven-room dwelling for sale cheap
d on easy terms. Fruit and shade.
S. M. COCHRAN & Co.
President James J. Hill of the Great
) rthern Railroad company owns a
jdel farm at Pleasant Lake , Minn. ,
out eight miles from St. Paul. He
hibits keen interest in the develop-
: ut of agriculture and stock raising on
; farm and has frequently given lect-
; s at the agricultural experiment farm
Minnesota , lying midway between
, Paul and Minneapolis. Mr. Hill's
in contains a buffalo and deer.park.
Svery demand for a first-class , modern
: at-market is fully met by Church &
irsh. Everything in season. And
; prices are all reasonable.
BARTLEY.
Arthur Wood is home on a visit.
Lillie Fox has returned from Lincol
GuyCurlee spent Sunday in Danbur
W. C. Hanson wari an Omaha visit
last week.
Miss Ella King was a visitor to Int
at ola , Friday.
Lizzie Adair has- gone to the count
for the summer.
Miss Ida Bush has been quite sic
this past week.
Prof. Hendee s getting out on crutch
from his accident.
II. II. Greenlee was spending Mend ?
in town on business.
The new bridge west of town is a lor
neeeled improvement.
Mrs. M. E. Barger is in town lookin
after her millinery interests.
Four hundred little chickens mat
A. B. Wilson's yard a lively place.
A. Y. Lincoln and family are enjoyin
i fishing trip up on the Medicine.
A. J. Zint had charge of the depc
while Agent Hanson was in Omaha.
J. B. Haining reports a fine crop c
strawberries from his strawberry patcl
Mrs. M. E. - was guest c
vlrs. Mangus , the fore part of the weeli
Putting up ; ilfalfa hay takes all on
die men and boys and then some more
Mrs. Fred Bentley visited over Sue
lay with her parents , J. G. Ogg and wife
Frank Hodgkin and II. L. Burto
vere McCook visitors , last week on
lay.
Mrs. Utter is enjoying a visit from he
riends Mrs. Carter and son Henry froii
Illinois.
Samuel Premer reports fine fishinj
inel lots of fish from his trip on th
hlcdiuine.
Commissioner Waterman and son Frei
rom Lebanon were visitors to our burg
ilonelay.
Frank Hodgkin is repairing his housi
n his ranch preparatory to moviuj
here soon.
J. G. Ogg and J. A. Curlee are re
ainting and papering the inside of thei :
jsielences.
Thomas Nettycomb and Miss Kat (
7ilton were married on Monday , Rev
Irippun officiating.
The Hamilton brothers took their car-
enter tools to Cambridge to do work in
leir line , this week.
One of our young men has decideel
lat lovers can talk too loud ; he wishes
e had known it sooner.
Alley's soda fountain is proving a
rawing card , these days. Alley is keep-
ig an up-to-date place , too.
Mrs. J. W. Dutcher was seen on the
; reet , Monday , shaking hands and look-
ig after shopping interests.
A. W. Dean lost a valuable young
erse , last Saturday night : just what
as the cause he does not know.
Curlee Bros , are making an outsiele
itrance to their basement large enough
i run their line of buggies out and in.
Clarence Bush is the proud possessor
a fine carriage. Now girls beware , it's
snare.
The two restaurants are one now , Mr.
ymore buying out John Short and
Dving his stock of goods into the brick
lilding.
G. W. Wyrick was chatting with olel
ends on our streets , last Friday ; his
p west was a pleasant one and we
ly lose him soon.
Benry Burton is moving bis family
; o the home of Mrs. C. W. Hodgkin.
* . Laughlin will occupy the house Mr.
irton vacated.
Charles Catlett , Harry BlacksonBurr
se , May Case and John Foreman went
Holdrege to the Epworth League con-
ition , this week.
tfrs. Samuel Bentley has a model
Ik-house and has private customers
all her butter and could sell much
re if she could make it.
Zev. Howard P. Young is attending
! convention in Holdrege and from
re he will visit in Grand Island and
n goes to Kansas to open the summer
upaigu in convention work.
lauel Vickrey returned home from
iversity Place , last Monday night ,
ere she has been attending school ,
; year. She will have charge of the
nary department in our high school.
unday was A. O. U. W. Floral day
L was observed here. The order
rched to the M. E. church , where
. Ernest B. Crippen preacheel a
v * appropriate sermon. Mrs. Delia
tk and Mrs. A. J. Zint sang a very
duet. At three p. m. the order
it to the cemetery , where they cleco-
; cl the graves of eleparted brethren.
It Makes No Difference.
hurch & Marsh are treating their
iv new customers just the same as
jgh they were not "the only. " Same
quality of meat , prompt service ,
regular , reasonable prices at the old
ible shop , which is "here to stay"
ou mind ?
Rend it in His Nowqpnper.
George Hchauli , a well known German ci
zen of New Lehnnun , Ohio , is a cousin
reader of the Dayton Volkszeitung. 1
knows that this paper aims to advertise 01
the be.st in its columns , and when lie si
Chamberlain's Pain Halm adveitihed then
for lame back , he did not hesitate in huvnu
bottle of it for his wife , who for eight wee
had suffered xvith the most terrible pains
her back and could get no relief. Mesa ;
"After using ihe Fain Halm for a few days i
wife said to me , ' 1 feel as though bom anei
and before using the entire contents of t
bottle the unbearable pains had entirely vs
ished and she could again take up h r hous
hold duties. " He is very thankful and hoi )
that all suffering likewise will hear of li
wonderful recovery. This valuable linime
is for sale by McConnell & Berry , Drjguis
It has become so dull in a newspaper w
that we expect shortly to hear of an elepha
trying to kill his keeper.
How to Avoid Trouble.
Now is the time to provide yourself at
family with a bottle of Chamberlain's Coli
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almc
certain to be needed before the summer
over , and 4f procured now may save you a tr
to town in the night or in your busiest seaso
It is everywhere admitted to be the most su
cessful medicine in use for bowel complaint
both lor children anil adults. No family or
afford to be without it. For sale by McCoi
nell & Berry , Druggists.
"A few months ago food that I ate forbreal
fast would not remain on my stomach for ha
an hour. I used one bottle of vour Kodi
Dyspepsia Cure and can now eat my breal
fast and other meals with a relish and n
food is thoroughly digested. Nothing e < | ua
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach troubles
N. S. Pitts , Arlington , Texas. Kodol Dyspe ]
sia Cure digests what you eat. McConnell
Berry.
There are lots of people who will not tat
i dare to do anything except a dare to go I
ivork.
My little son had an attack of whoopin
: ough and was threatened with pneumom ;
: jut for Chnmbeilain's Cough Remedy \ \
would have had a serious time of it. It ah
saved him from several severe attacks (
: roup. II. J. STRICKKADKN , Editor YVorh
! It-raid , Fair Haven , Wash. For sale L
McConnell & Berry. Druggists.
An Atchison mail did something eleve
, -eais ago and is talking about it yet.
Aside from the serious inconvenience an
lain caused by piles , there is a tendency t
istuhi and to cancer in the rectal region :
Piles should not be allowed to run on ui
: hecked. Tabler's Muckeye Pile Ointment i
in infallible remedy , ' 'rice 50 cts. a botth
ubes 75 cts. A. McMillan.
A sallow , jaundiced skin is a symptom c
unordered liver , sis it springs from biliar
) oi > ons retained in the blood , which destro
inergy , cheerfulness , strength , vigor , happ
less and life. Herbine will restore the nal
iral functions of the liver. Price 50 cts. A
tlcMillen.
You know a whole lot if you know enougi
o know you don't know anything. "
If the predisposition to worms in childrei
s not cured they may become emaciated
reakly and in danger of convulsions. White'
"ream Vermifuge is the most successful aii (
lopular remedy. Price 25 cts. A. Mc.Millen
Several Atchisou invalids have recoveret
s a result of quitting medicine.
Danger , disease and death follow neglec
f the bowels. Use DeWitt's Little Karl ;
Users to regulate them and you will i di
ears to your life and life to your years. linsi
) take ; never gripe. McConnell & Berry.
The less bread put into bread pudding , tin
etter it will please the children.
Mr. James Brown of Putsmouth , Va. , ovei
3 years of age suffered for years with a bat
) re on his face. Physicians could not heir
im. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him
ermanently. McConnell & Berry.
A great deal of nerve is sometimes neces-
iry to keep from being cranky.
Hardly a day passes , in fan-ihes where
icre are children , in which Ballard's Snow
iniment is not needed. It quickly cures cuts ,
ounds , bruises , burns and scalds. Price 25
id 50 cts. A. McMillen.
A perfectly sober Atchison man today fort -
> t his own initials.
Eczema , saltrheum , tetter , chafing , ivy pois-
u'ng and all skin tortures are quickly cured
r DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The certain
le cure. McConnell & Berry.
A surgical operation is not necessary to
ire piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve saves
1 that expense and never fails. Beware of
mnterfeits. McConnell & Berry.
Estimate of expenses for tlio current jear
n. by the city council of the city of McCook ,
ibraska.
Resolved by the Mayor and City Council of
e City of McCook , Nebraska , that the follow-
? be and the same hereby is adopted as the
timate of expenses for said city of McPook.
: the fiscal year commencing May 7th , ] & ( )1 ) :
T salaries of oflicer- , other than police. . : > ( )0. ) < XJ
iking , repairing , alleys , streets and
TOSS walks
pay firemen and supplies
tit for water troughs and street sprink-
> np : 170U.X (
pplies , rent , claims and elections. . . 1MX ) ( X
'hting streets lf X ) .
; erest on bond and sinking fund 10(10.0 ( !
Total. S7IOO.X (
lie entire revenues for the city for the jea
ling May G , 1001 :
aeral fund $ 'ill'M.
: upation fund 21'jo'ci
' ' '
iter fund . . . I G'G
netery fund " ' ' ( ril
: ht fund . . . . . nrcu : .
, Totalr : S7WJ.2t
lie entire expense of the city for the year
ling May 6,1901 :
jeralfund v- . > , . , , . , _
mpation fund 'Mfi.y
tor fund 2193.4 :
netery fund -r
' ' ' "
a fund ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' . 2.
; ht fund . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Total. . . . ? S472.fil
assed and approved this first day of June ,
, C. E. ELDRED , Mayor.
SEAL. ] E..J.WILCOX , Clerk.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION ,
bbie Smith , David 1 > . Smith , Leva Smith ,
tie Chenery , Delia Carnnger , C'ar-
: er , husband of Delia Carringer. who = e fir t
le is unknown to plaintiff , as heirs at law
Devier J. Smith , deceased , defendant" , will
e notice that John E. Kelley has filed hi-
ition in the District Court of Red Willow
inty , .Nebraska , the object and prayer of
ch is to foreclose a lien for the delinquent
2S legally assessed and levied on lot number
> n (11 in block number thirty i : ) > in thoorii-
town of McCook , in s-aid countj. for th"
rs 191. l9o , Is90 , 1"97. I-- . Jw. for whirl ,
3S said lot was sold to the -aid John E.
ley , by the treasurer of said countj on Sep-
ber2J.1900at private tax = ale. There i- now
plaintiff on said tax sale the cum of. < 2y.2. !
i 20 per cent interest thereon from Septem-
21. 19U . and an attorney's fee equal to ten
cent of the amount of the decree entered
> iu , and plaintiff praj for a decree that the
ndant be required to pay > aid sum or that
premise * be s-old to sati-fy the said amount
for _ taxes. attorney's fee * and the costs of
action. You are required to answer said
tion on or before Monday the 15th day of
A. D. . llxjl.
t JOHN E. KEI.LET. Plaintiff.
: Cook. Nebraska. Ma > J J. I'Ail.
NOVATOB invigorates and renovates the
, em : purifies and enriches the blood ; cures
worst dyspepsia , constipation , headache.
randkulnevs. i5candl.atdrupgists. Free
advice sample and book.
Dr. B. J. Kay. Saratoga , XY.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Call at McConnell & Herry's drug store anff'
get a free sample of Chamberlain s StomncJ ,
and Liver Tablets. They arc an elegant
physic. They also improve the appetite ,
strengthen the digestion and regulate t deliver
and bow els. They are eiiiy t > take and pleas
ant in effect.
McCOOK SURGICAL HOSPITAL ,
P. W. V. CAGE.
McCook , - - - Nebraslca.
OFFICK Fir-it National hank building , next
to City hull. lIoun-4-8tttol2 : ) ; 1 to 0 ; 7 to it ,
Night calls answered from roxtdoiico ovur buuk.
M118. 8 , E. GiUGGS ,
TOILET PA1JLOR
Hair drowsing , shampooing nnd scalp trout *
inont given for the benefit of thuhair. Mussn t
treatment given , wrinkle * ramovoil and all fncij
hleinithua removed. 'I'houo No. ( ! . Upstairs
Front ovorOpora House.
C. H. BOYLE ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McCook , Nebraska.
Telephone 44. p. O. Building :
H. P. BUTTON
JEWELER
MUSICAL GOODS
MCCOOK , NEBRASKA
JOHN E. KELLEY ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW and
BONDED ABSTRACTED
McCooK , NEHKASKA.
= # -Agent of Lincoln Land Co. Office--
&ear of First National bank.
J. B. BALLARD ,
© DENTIST. 0
All dental work done at oui oftire is guar-
inteed to be firstclass.Ve do all knuia of
Urown , Bridge and Plate Work. Dr I B.
I'aylor , assistant.
DRj7irFlCKES5
LV Reliables : , jj Over He- '
I Council & 4
Graduate Dentist Berry's. . . .
flcCOOK = _ - = NEB <
SET YOUR CAN OUT/
THE - OIL - MAN
IS - COMING
HcCOOK = TANK -
S. D. McCLAIN , Prop.
F. D. BUKGESS ,
umber and
Steam Filter
McCOOK , NEBR.
Iron. "Leadand ( Sewer Pipe. Brass
Goods , Pumps , an Boiler Tr , mm figs
Agent for Halliday , Waupun , ECpse
Windmills. Basement of the Meeke'
Phillips Building.
All Calls For The
Answered by the
BLUE FRONT
LI\rERY BARX
Will make all trains , and answer -
swer all calls to any
part of the city. jj
'PHONE 36.
W. H. Ackerman ,
McCook , Nebraska.
o You Want
o Save
d in your namr > and mldnami & t
Catalojju'of all kinds of M - rhin
* at priced'fin cjnpf ti 11 "
ly IHu < tratfl Catalogue s * > n'
'ipt of 10 cent- for p'wta .
KAHN , GREEN & BERGER ,
to 261 Dearborn Street , Chicago , I,1'
V'
CATALOGUE MAILED DURING JULY +
BE FOOLEDI
Take the genuine , original
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
Made only by Madison Medi
cine Co. . Madison. Wis. It
keeps you well. Our trsuL
mark cat on each packiSjrT.
price , 35 cents. Never sold
in bulk. Accept no substl-
tute. Ask your druggist.