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Death Claimed Her Last Friday
Death came rather unexpectedly to
Mrs Austin W Duteher of Driftwood
precinct last Friday afternoon about two
oclock The deceased had been suffer
ing with typhoid fever but early part of
last week seemed to be better and hopes
were had of her recovery Mid week
however other complications arose
paralysis set in and death ensued on
Friday afternoon without tho stricken
woman recovering in any measure from
the initial stroke
Services were held at the homo on
Sunday forenoon by Rev L M Grigsby
of the Methodist church after which
tho remains were brought to McCook
where interment was made in Riverview
cemetery about two oclock in the after
noon Services at the home were num
erously attended by neighbors and
friends and a number followed tho re
mains to tho city and the cemetery at
testing the high esteem in which the
deceased was held in that neighborhood
Mrs Spragup and son Bert mother
and brother of tho deceased arrived
from Wymore Saturday on No 13 to
attend tho funeral returning home on
Jo 14 Sunday night on account of the
illness of Mr Sprague
Tho husband and three young sons
remain to mourn tho death of a dear and
devoted wife and mother They have
deepest sympathy in their great sorrow
Clara E Sprague was born Decem
ber 7th 18G7 in Nebraska City this
state died near McCook Nebraska
March 7th 1902 Was united in mar
riage with Austin W Duteher Decem
ber 25th 1889 became a member of the
Congregational church June 1886
Perfected An Organization
The baseball people got together
Monday night in tho city hall respon
sive to call and perfected an organization
to push forward the baseball interests of
the city the coming season Dr V V
Gage was called to preside and Lon Cone
to tho secretaryship
A board of managers was chosen as
follows George li Berrv chairman J
H Bennett P Walsh F A Pennell
treasurer Will T Pate D W Colson
was made secretary
The managers were at once burdened
with the business of securing enough
games to fill the season It is expected
to play four games each week during the
season It is hoped to form a circuit of
about six towns including Arapahoe
Minden Kearney Superior Grand
Island perhaps with the home team
McCook has already guaranteed 81000
and more will be raised for the purpose
by subscription and in sale of season
tickets
The managers will be around on Mon
day next to collect the guarantee fund
It may be stated in this connection that
the guarantee fund will be returned to
the subscribers in case the project fails
The indications now are that the
project will be carried through to a
success and just as soon as the other
towns can be organized in tho proposed
circuit definite plans will be made
Increase Their Capital Stock
Last Saturday the Barnett Lumber
Co filed with the secretary of state new
articles of incorporation their old arti
cles of incorporation of ten years dura
tion having terminated The new arti
cles provide for an increase of capital
stock from S60000 to 100000 The
company has increased the number of
yards within the last few years very
materialh making an increase of capital
stock essential The incorporators are
as before Albert Barnett of McCook
Benjamin M Frees of Chicago and
George L Day of Red Cloud This is
perhaps the heaviest capitalized concern
in this section of Nebraska
Desirable House For Sale
My house and two lots with barn
hedge fruit and shade trees corner of
Dakota and Manchester streets occu
pied by II F Pade Fine location Also
lots 10 11 and 12 block 12 First addi
tion to McCook fronting park Apply
to Mrs 11 Ct JJixon
Kennett Square Pa
A Sure Winner
The man who saves on his present
salarj Are you saving Have you
saved anything the past year If you
have not commence now by taking live
or ten shares of stock in the McCook
Building Association which will bo
secured by gilt edged loans on McCook
real estate
Saloon License Revoked
A C Clydes saloon license was re
voked by the city council on Monday
evening and the establishment was not
opened Tuesday morning The action
was a sequel to Mr Clydes acknowl
edged violation of the Sunday closing
law
Remnants
You can buy some good and pretty
wall paper remnants at McMillens drug
store at cost and less We have a large
line of new wall paper and more on the
way Come and get prices
A McMillen
Residence For Sale
Six rooms bath room closets
etc
Write me for price and terms
II L Donovan McCook Neb
D C Marsh would rather be right
than president and he would rather be
riht iu the meat business than in any
thing else on earth You will find him
all right all tho time in all things con
nected with the meat business
F C Summer Gauze Corsets and
Corset Waists now to be had in all sizes
and styles from 35c to 100 Money
back after four weeks wear if not satis
fied Tho Thompson Dry Good9 Co
solo agents
New Wash Goods in Dimities Ba
tistes Lawns Ginghams Percales etc
The Thompson Dry Goods Co
Ladies and Childrens KnitKnee Pants
in light weights at The Thompson Dry
Goods Co
sawwiisSS1 rr m
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mas A L Knowland is in Chicago
on a visit
A J Calvert went in to Lincoln
first of the week
J F Wkluorn came down from Den
ver Saturday night last
O M Peirck of Wilsonvillo was a
Commercial guest Monday
George F Milborn of Minden was
in tho city Sunday and Monday
A Baunett went over to Curtis Tues
day to be gone most of tho week
Mis Geokge B Enoch came down
from Denver close of last week
Mas J C Baktikk has been visiting
her parents in Lincoln this week
E B Perry the Cambridge lawyer
was in the city Saturday night last
Louis Suess spent the early portion of
the week visiting his children near Crete
Miss Sweeny of St Joseph Mo is
trimming at Mrs MM Delhuntys this
season
F S Vahue has sold his dwelling on
North Manchester to Will L Rider
this week
Pkof Owens of Franklin academy
was in the ciU last Friday evening to
get a train for home
Mrs S G Goheen Is slowly recover
ing from an attack of rheumatic fever of
several weeks duration
James C Mitchell of Suttons
visited at his home in Red
Cloud first of iho week
Miss Genevieve Feeny of Hastings ar
rived in the city on No 5 Sunday and
is now employed in Lowmans millinery
department
E W Eller local manager for Bar
nett Lumber Co at Ilillrose spent Sun
day with his parents on the farm over on
tho Driftwood
Mrs R L Tinker and daughter de-
parted Tuesday night for Canon City
Colorado to join Mr Tinker who is
employed there
Mrs O W Doling nee Miss Smith
of Red Cloud has been in the city this
week visiting her sisters Mrs W D
Burnett and Mrs A P Ely
Miss Erninie Rathiiun was up from
Oxford where she is teaching school
Saturday and Sunday visiting her par
ents Register and Mrs Rathbun
Mrs W S Fitch was called to Jul
ian Neb Tuesday night on 6 by a
telegram announcing that her sister
Mrs F F Dresser nee Alice Nettle
ton was dying
Rev G L Snyder a captain in the
Salvation Army who has been assisting
Rev G L White of the Baptist church
departed on Tuesday for his home in
Vermillion S D
Mrs Gertrude Ingalls is a guest of
Mrs F M Kimmell today while on
her way to her daughter Mrs A S
Campbell She arrived on 1 yesterday
and will leave on tomorow morning
Stasia C Brady finished a very suc
cessful term of school in district 41 last
Friday The afternoon was devoted to
a program by the children music by the
Steltzer brothers and refreshments
Dr and Mrs E E Cone were guests
of Lon and C E over Sunday The
doctor took the degree in
council Saturday night and participated
in the following gayeties and refresh
ments
Mrs Frank A Dean arrived from
Red Cloud Tuesday on No 13 and Rev
Dean and wife are now located in the
parsonage just south of the Congrega
tional church Heres a hearty welcome
to them
G C Boatman clerk of the district
court has commenced the erection of a
residence on Marshall street just north
of Engineer Ainsworth Monks residence
It will be a very comfortable convenient
and roomy home
Mrs II H Taktsch and Mrs F A
Pennell went down to Arapahoe last
Saturday morning on a viit to Mrs
Samuel Patterson The gentlemen went
down on Sunday morning all returning
home on No 5 Sunday evening
Mrs Sprague and son Bert came up
from Wymore Saturday last on 13 to
attend the funeral of Mrs A W
Duteher They departed for home on
No 14 Sunday night their return home
being hurried by the fact that Mr
Sprague is ill at home
Herman Bohling of Lancaster county
has purchased the George Frederick
quarter and the Holmes quarter over on
tho Driftwood and on last Saturday
moved onto the half section with his
family He shipped in two carloads of
stock implements and household goods
He will make a substantial addition to
our farming community
Miss Stella M Fuller concluded a
six months term of school in district 65
Coleman precinct March 11th There
was a closing entertainment of unusual
merit each one giving a good account of
himself in recitation dialogue song and
music A sumptuous dinner was after
wards enjoyed by pupils patrons and
friends Miss Fullers methods are up-to-date
and the results of her work are
most satisfactory
Council Confers Degrees
council No 16 conferred
degrees on J L Woodson and Dr E E
Cone last Saturday night in the pres
ence of about fifty brethren of the city
and from neighboring towns After the
superb work of the degrees a banquet
was spread in the banquet room of the
order which included a social feast as
well Among the brethren present from
outside the city were Agent J T Ed
wards of Arapahoe and Dr T E Stack
of Holbrook
Something New
A poultry fence that is very close at
the bottom to hold small chickens and
keep out rats and woven looser at the
top just what everybody has been ask
ing for CallatWT Colemans and
seo it
Fir tanks made of 2 inch material the
best on the market at W C Bullards
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A Sketch of Mrs Giles
The following brief sketch of the life
of Airs Giles whose death on Wednes
day afternoon of last week up in North
Hitchcock county of consumption ap
peared in last weeks Tribune is from
tho pen of Presiding holder iiardaway of
Holdrege
Elizabeth Fulton Welling was born
in Cold Water Michigan December 25
1835 When her mother died she was
adopted by her cousin Mrs Hannah
Ireland who took her to New York City
to live In a mission chapel in lower
New York where both were teachers
she met Walter H Giles then a student
at Union Theological Seminary This
acquaintance resulted in marriage
August 17 1864 The joung couple soon
sailed for the Orient and located in
Caesarea Capadocia us missionaries of
the American board Their son Walter
N was born in the mission field March
19 I860 and the husband died in Con
stantinople May 21 1867 while attend
ing the annual meeting of tho mission
aries Mrs Giles continued there in
mission work for eleven years among
the Armenian women using however
the Turkish language
In 1876 Mrs Giles returned to New
York to take care of her foster mother
Mrs Ireland then to Andover Mass
to put her son in Phillips Academy then
to Hitchcock county Nebraska where
she died March 5th
Mention should be made of her beau
tiful life As she was born on Christ
mas day her life was devoted to Christ
She was an active member of the Pres
byterian church in New York and of the
Methodist Episcopal church here in
Nebraska Her devotion was not in
word only but in deed going to the
length of leaving her native land and
carrying the good news to those who
were in need Such lives reinforce our
faith in men She sought not to receive
but to give Her heroic spirit will be a
blessing to all who knew her May a
double portion of this Christ like spirit
come upon all the churches
Faithfully
W E Hardaway
Lecture Course
The W C T TJ women of this city
are arranging for a most interesting
course of lectures to be delivered in the
near future Dean Fordyce and the
Beveridges both singers and speakers
with the noted Catholic orator Mrs
Leonora B Lake and if possible John G
Wooley both of national reputation
An effort is being made to secure for one
night Miss Belle Kearney the talented
young southern woman of Mississippi
one of the most prominent speakers on
the lecture platform today Tickets for
the entire course 100 or 25 cents at the
door children 15 cents Let all rally to
the aid of our women in securing so at
tractive a galaxy of speakers for our
city Secretary
May Materialize Next Year
On behalf of those interested in both
bridges C H Harman and C H Boyle
appeared before the board of county
commissioners Tuesday and made pleas
for the desired bridges at Perry and
Redwillow The matter was given fa
vorable consideration by the board and
assurance was given that if the condi
tions are favorable financially next
year the board will the take favorable
action in then matter
Regular Services Resumed
Regular services in all departments of
church work were resumed in the Con
gregational church last Sunday and
will be maintained at tho usual hours
and the invitation is out to all members
friends and unattached to attend the
same Due notice of all services will
appear under the heading of church
notices in reliable form each week
Sam Wilde Dies in England
A letter from England announces the
death of Sam Wilde some time last
month leaving a wife and four girls
The deceased will be remembered bv
many readers of The Tribune as having
worked in the shops in McCook for a
number of years as a machinist some
years ago
Dont Borrow Money
to build your house this spring until
you have investigated the McCook
Building Association plan Their
method of payment is cheaper than any
other See the Secretary for further
information
Wall Paper
We would like to impress upon you
the fact that we have never shown a
larger prettier or cheaper stock of wall
paper than this season It is useless to
try to describe it Come and let us
show you McConnell Berry
Remnants
You can buy some good and pretty
wall paper remnants at McMillens drug
store at cost and less We have a large
line of new wall paper and more on the
way Come and get prices
A McMillen
For Sale
My residence on Manchester street
second house north of the frame school
house N J Johnson
New Dress Goods in Broadcloths
Barathea Cloth Vigoreux Venetians
Granites Pebble Cheviots Henriettas
Brilliantines Poplins Jamestown Plains
and Fancies at The Thompson D G Co
It is worth dollars to any one to feel
confident that he will getjust what he
orders at the meat market Well thats
just the satisfaction you are guaranteed
at D C Marshs market
Chiffon Allover Lace Allovers Em
broidery Allovers Velvet Ribbons and
Washable Taffeta Ribbons at The
Thompson Dry Goods Co
Dress Skirts of our own make from
250 for all wool to S600 50 made and
ready To your measure at same price
The Thompson Dry Good3 Co
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
B Woodruff has returned to work
Brakeman II P Henckle isquitesick
Way car 15 is in for a general over
hauling
Brakeman M G Stephenson is takintr
a short lay off
Engineer Tony Clark of Oxford was at
headquarters Saturday
Mack Hughes is putting down a brick
sidewalk at his residence
Machinist George B Enoch has gone
to work in the round house
Machinist Ohm had a hand badly
injured in the slotter closo of last week
Engines 153 and 27 are in for general
overhauling 384 is nearly ready to go
out
F T Blue AJ Fallert and George
Schmidt are rejoicing in an increase of
wages
uraKeman i a uonaiason lias gono
to Denver on a 30 day lay off to get
married
Engines 384 and 90 have their ashpan
cylinders under tho deck instead of
under the boiler
Brakeman W L Reynolds had a
finger smashed on 147 Monday while
handling freight
R B Archibald and C F Dixon
went up to Denver first of tho week on
the soldier specials
Brakeman and Mrs P V Royse are
visiting in Beaver City He is laying
off with a burned arm
Fireman H C MacKain went down
to Oxford on 6 last night He will bo
on the Oxford Red Cloud run
Conductor C E Pope was mining
Saturday and Sunday and Conductor L
C Wolff made his Sunday run
Switchman F E Kidder returned to
Oxford Thursday from the springs
H C Kiser is also on the sick list
A Beitel has been transferred from
Yuma to Brush and F S Huston from
Brush to Yuma both night operator
positions
E S Davidson agent Norton is off on
a jaunt to Kansas City and its environs
Extra Agent J A Davis is acting in the
interim
Thirteen cars two battalions of tho
22nd infantry passed through McCook
Tuesday noon for Fort Crook from the
Pnillipines
W II Williams day operator at Ox
ford is laying off on account of severe
kidney trouble Extra Agent Zint is
acting in his stead
Chris Rasser a former Western divis
ion brakeman Tuesday on the C S
had a leg cut off hip mangled and back
injured Was taken to St Lukes
Deuver
3 W Bantrall will be installed agent
at Kenona today Friday CM
erd now agent at Kanona will be check
ed in at Edison Saturday vice C H
Taylor resigned
Brakeman J B Hazelbaker formerly
on this division was severely injured on
the C S Thursday of last week by
a switch target which knocked him off
his train He is in St Lukes Denver
Brakeman H J Hines had an ex
tremely narrow escape from death on
147 Tuesday He was jerked off the
train which was backing at Oxford He
saved his life by catching hold of the
brake beam as the train backed onto
him He finally pulled himself up onto
the brake beam jumped off signaled the
train to stop and collapsed He escaped
with a sprained foot It was a courage
ous and successful fight for life
Three Times Last Years Acreage
Those interested in the growth of the
sugar beet project are taking much sat
isfaction and heart in the fact that al
ready three times last years acreage has
been contracted for this season and there
is ho doubt but that the present amount
will be considerably augmented before
planting time Last years acreage was
an acre or two short of 100 acre the con
tracted acreage to date is 300 Of this
total quite an acreage has been contract
ed on the divide In this connection we
would like to state that the question of
labor has already been raised and any
who are willing to do handwork will get
the necessary information by calling on
C II Meeker He will also accommo
date any who desire to contract planting
beets
For the Fourth Time
For tho fourth time consecutively The
McCook Tribune has been selected by
the board of county commissioners as
the official paper of Redwillow county
The Tribune during the twenty years
of its being has won quite a reputation
for neatness and accuracy unequalled in
this section and this fact is appreciated
by the county commissioners and by a
constantly increasing number of friends
who desire the news while it has the
flavor of news about if set forth in reli
able accurate style N i t t t s
Ladies and Gentlemen
I invite you to call and see me before
you order your spring suits Have your
clothing made where they will be made
up-to-date in style and workmanship
and where you will have a large stock of
woolens to select from
Yours for business
L O Mehuo
Graduate from the New York Cutting
School
St Patricks Day Services
Rev J J Loughran will hold St
Patricks day exercises in St Patricks
church next Sunday evening Rev
Loughran will deliver an appropriate
address and there will be an entertaining
musical program Prof W J McGillen
Mrs P F McKenna being among the
artists
Choice Cow For Sale
A young Jersey cow fresh Choice of
several of fine breeding all gentle
D C Benedict Culbertson Neb
Headquarters for Sun Bonnets a t
The Thompson Dry Goods Co
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 14 1902
Republicans Name Their Candidates
Responsivo to a call made last week
the Republicans of McCook met in tho
city hall Tuesday evening and placed
in nomination a full city ticket renomi
nating by acclamation almost all tho
present ollicials the exceptions being
those who did not desire to be renomi
nated
At tho appointed hour of eight o
clock W S Morlan was called to the
uuiii unu r iu jYimmeu 10 ine secre
tarys desk the call was read and tho
following nominations made
Mayor Charles E Eldred
City Clerk Charles E Hall
City Treasurer- -Albert C Ebert
Police Judge Henry II Berrv
City Engineer Charles II Meeker
Members of Board of Education Al
exander Campbell and George W Norris
On motion the following members of
tho connty central committee were con
stituted the eity central committee and
were autnonzeu to mi any vacancies
that may occur in the city ticket before
election day A Barnett C 15 Jrav
W T Coleman C 1 Hull
A division of the convention was taken
and tho nominations for councilinen were
made F M Washburn for the First
ward and II P Waito for tho Second
ward After which the convention ad
journed
In District No 47
March 7th 1902 Miss Daisy Jackson
closed a six months term of school in
district 47 with a celebration at which
every patron save two who were dc
tained by illness -were present
Tables were spread in the school house
and 48 children and parents participated
in the feast provided which consisted of
delicacies and substantial galore
After dinner the exercises consisted of
singing recitations and quotations by
the pupils which were greatly i u joyed
Miss Jackson then announced the
names of pupils who had neither been
absent nor tardy Bessie Smith being
entitled to the diploma offered by Count v
Supt Duteher to those neither absent
nor tardy during the term of school
Five pupils Bessie Smith Glenn
Shields Otto Leane and Nora Hester
worth were neither absent nor tardy
The members of the school board were
present and gave some timely remarks
Miss Jackson has taught three school
years in district 47 with marked success
and has the best wishes of patrons and
pupils for the future
W K Forseys Public Sale
Will be held at his farm 13 miles north
west of McCook and 7 miles northeast of
Culbertson Tuesday March 25 com
mencing at 10 in the forenoon Stock
implements and household goods Us
ual terms Free lunch at noon II II
Beer auctioneer
Novelties Novelties
Timbole irons chafing dishes serving
dishes after dinner coffee five oclock
tea fruit and vegetable slicers and all
novelty utensils at Colemans hardware
store
Bargains in Wall Paper at Cones
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1030 a m
Sunday school 230 p m Every Sun
day J J Loughran Pastor
Episcopal Sunday in St Albans as
follows Sunday school at 10 Morning-prayer
and sermon at 11 Even song
and sermon at 8 Come
R M Hardman Rector
Baptist Sunday school at 915 a m
Preaching 11 a m and 8 p m Young
Peoples Meeting 715 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 8
G L White Pastor
Congregational Sunday school 10
Preaching 11 Endeavor 7 Preach
ing 8 Prayer meeting Wednesday ev
ening at 8
All are cordially invited
Frank A Dean Pastor
Preaching at Pickens school house
Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock
The Knights Templar will attend ser
vices in the Methodist church Easter
Sunday morning at eleven oclock
Rev R M Hardman rector of St
Albans conducted services even song
Wednesday evening also on Friday
evening at eight oclock Friday was
the twenty seventh day of lent
The ladies of theCongregational church
and the Dorcas society will tender a
reception to Rev and Mrs Frank A
Dean next Friday evening at the Con
gregational church Members and
friends of the church are invited
Harp Evangelist George II Thomp
son will begin meetings at the Baptist
church about the middle of April Mr
Thompson is highly recommended both
as a harpist and as an evangelist He
has just closed a series of meetings at
Woodbine Iowa where 250 professed
conversion
Rt Rev Anson RGraves D D LL D
of Kearney and Rev R M Hardman
Lit B of St Albans Episcopal church
of our city completed their visitation
to Max Stratton Trenton Indianola
and Arapahoe missions connected with
St Albans close of last week Bishop
Graves confirmed twenty eight and Rev
Hardman baptized twelve The bishop
left Indianola last Friday for Kearney
Last week Rt Rev Anson R Gnues
D D LL D and Rev R M Hardman
of St Albans visited the west missions
connected with St Albans of this city
At Arapahoe fourteen were confirmed
and Rev Hardman baptized four At
Stratton the bishop confirmed a class of
ten andtho rector baptized eight At
Indianola there was one confirmation
In our own city a class of three was con
firmed by the bishop and there was one
baptism by the rector The total con
firmations in the missions were twenty
eight baptisms thirteen On the 31st
of March the bishop and Rev Hardman
will visit Elwood Farnam Holdrege
and Minden
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NUMBER 44
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Cone has that book you want
A slight rain Monday afternoon
Cone sells tho Heath and Milligan
Sugar beet seed at W T Colemans
Audrey Tho latest
McConnell it Berrys
Now
mans
popular book at
Seo the Wall Paper at Cones Drug
Store before you buy
All kinds of garden seeds millet
Kafir corn at W T Colemans
and
buggies arriving at V T Cole
He sells them right too
Tho Barnett Lumber Co sell white
and red cedar imwLs and barb wire
Choice alfalfa seed for sale
F S Wilcox
Alfalfa seed for sale at 350 Sl50and
S5 per bushel S G Goiikkn
Cypress Tanks best on earth for sale
by Barn err Lumber Co
Kafir corn millet seed Also choice
seed barlev and oats F C Kkilog
For Sale A good windmill pump
and tank Inquire of F L Traver
ForSuk A
Farland street
dwell ing houso on Me
Inquire of C A Ward
New Belts Now Pocket Books New
Chatelaine Bags at The Thompson lr
Goods Co
Lost Bunch of ke Finder will be
rewarded by returning same to tho post
ollice lobby
Sugar beet hoes full stock of sutr
beet tools- in stock and fur Halt by W
T l oli
oleman
Go to Bullards to got tho
tanks at prices to suit all set
for use on short notice
Sun Bonnets in largo variety
different styles patterns and
The Thompson Co
best Fir
up readv
over 50
colors
Now is tho limo to get that new tank
all ready for use before your gpriiig
work begins Bullard has them
The McCook Circle No 33 Ladies
G A R meet tho first Saturday
every month in Odd Fellows hall
All kinds of garden and grass seed
sale All seeds fresh and in bulk
C J Rvan Manager
of
of
for
Alfalfa seed for sale at SI 00 8150 and
S500 per bushel A lso alfala hay 14 2
S G Goheen McCook Neb
See our Cypress Tanks
and get oui
prices it will pay you
Barnett Luiikk
Co
If you intend sowing any millet seed
see W T Coleman at once lie secured
a limited supply and it wont last long
Lace Galloons and Bands for trim
mings in White Black Linen Butter
Ivory Arabian and Ecru shades at The
Thompson Dry Goods Co
Attention is directed to the millinery
opening announcement by Mrs MM
Delhunty elsewhere in this issue Open
ing day is March 22nd
The American Boy for March is out
with the usual amount of seasonable
reading of a wholesome sort Sprague
Pub Co Detroit Mich SI a year
Attention is directed to tho business
card of Jacob Betz appearing elsewhere
in this issue He is an experienced auc
tioneer and invites correspondence
When you are house cleaning rernem
ber that we carry the best paints var
nishes and furniture polish
McConnell Berrv
A little stock food a spring tonic for
your horses cattle hogs and chickens
costs but a few cents -will be worth
dollars to you Try it
McConnell Berry
In a word you will always find every
thing seasonable usually kept in a first
class meat market at D C Marshs
Prompt courteous and accurate service
all the time
Wednesday Sam A Moore who has
been conducting a meat market in E B
OdeJls store closed his market and re
tired from business not being able to
secure a permanent location
Embroidery Edging Insertions Bead
ings and Flouncings in Swiss Xainsoak
and Cambric in White and Colors
Also the new and handsome Embroidery
Appliques at The Thompson D G Co
We have some desirable isatterns of
wall left over from our last year
stock These we are selling at a great
reduction If you want a bargain comi
and see them quick as they will soon b
gone McConnell it Berry
Mr Robert Wisnom manager of th
Northwestern Trust Co of Omaha is ir
the city and parties wishing information
concerning their famous home plan can
see him at the Palmer house until net
Monday night He will gladly explair
the attractive proposition to any and all
There are many new and striking
effects in the new patterns of wai
papers stripes and tapestries being
largely in favor with a tendency toward
extremely gaudy floral patterns Our
stock contains everything that is new
You will regret it if you buy before see
injr it McConnell Berry
Blatchfords Calf Meal is the best sub
stitute for milk for calves yet discovered
The leading farmers in the land have
been using it for the last two years It
has been recommended by the Beatrice
Creamery Co and is a wonderful suc
cess Try a sack you will be pleased
with the result Sold at Coleman-
hardware store
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