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them no more If you need any of
these items it will pay you to come
at once First come first served at
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Boys 3 piece suits good durable mixed wool coat
vest and pants have been selling for 2 225
and 250 to close them out quick They go at 169
Boys 2 piece suits age 10 to 15 would be cheap at 3
we close them at l 7
Ladies belts in all colors and kinds of Leather Gilt
Metal Elastic etc We have put them all in one
lot and they go at IO
Grass catchers for lawn mowers the regular 65c kind
with spring to fit any size machine we close out at 39
Grass catchers with adjustable galvanized iron bottom
always sold for 1 50 Close out at 89
Ice cream freezers the White Mountain make one
quart 99c 3 quart 159 6 quart 1 99
Hoes good steel blades solid riveted shank hard
wood handle well made throughout Will close
out at 9
Hoes all solid one piece blade and shank best handle
something you need right now and well worth 40c
to close at 2 5
Best wire screen cloth 24 inches wide per yard 10c
-7 inrh 12c 28 inch iac o inch 16c 32 inch 18
And a hundred other items our
neighbors are advertising as great
bargains at 15 to 35c you will find
on our ioc counter
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Iron ead and Sewer Pipe Brass
Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings
Agent for Halliday Waupun hclipse
Windmills Basement of the Meeker-
Phillips Building
Kodol Dyspepsia Gyre
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F A PENHELL Cash
A CAMPBELL Director C J PLATT Director
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1 PEymber and 1
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McCook Transfer Line
J H DWYER Proprietor
JSpecial attention paid to
hauling furniture Leave orders
at either lumber yard
INDJANOLA
Ami I00 hld business in McCook
Monday
F F TonlJl1 was an Arapahoe visi
tor Sunday
Marion PowHiwas an Indianola visi
tor this week
Mr and Mrs McG33 hartley
visitors Sunday
O J Hadley was a McCook pilgrim
Monday evening
Prof Casner took a flying trip to
Denver this week
Effio Teel returned home from Lincoln
Friday evening on a two weeks visit
H V Keyes and wife are visiting Mr
Keyes fattier in Mount Vernon Iowa
Frank Dolan came home homo from
Oklahoma Friday morning on a visit
E G Caines daughter who lias been
away attending school is homo on a
visit
Mrs E A Ilendershott went up to
McCook Monday evening on a visit to
friends
Mr Taylor a commercial man of
Lincoln rendered several very fine solos
at the M E church Sunday
Miss Vivian Gossard who visited
friends here last week returned to
Cedar Bluffs Friday morning
Mrs Henry Powell and baby Francis
are in Iowa called there by the serious
illness of Mrs Powells father
Mrs Mackechnie Mrs J W Welborn
and the Misses Flora and Angie Quick
drove up to McCook Saturday
The pupils of the high schoolduring
Mr Casners absence Tuesdaymade up
a fishing party and spent the day very
pleasantly on the Willow
Crop conditions about Indianola were
rendered superb by the splendid rain of
Tuesday night when the downpour
amounted to an inch and a half
Elmer Ervin who has been working
in Iloags livery barn for some time was
kicked by a horse Saturday and had
three ribs broken He is getting along
nicely under the care of Dr Mackechnie
The school board met last Saturday
evening and elected the following teach
ers for the ensuing year A 7 Casner
principal Flora Quick grammar Nettie
McCool intermediate Alta liager first
primary The second primary is yet to
be filled
Mr and Mrs J W Dolan attended
the burial of Donald Eller of Omaha at
Exeter Sunday afternoon last The de
ceased was a nephew of Mrs Dolan
The parents of the young men are mem
bers of the Christian Science faith and
his death under their treatment and
without the usual professional attention
has caused no little comment and stir in
Omaha A forced autopsy resulted in
the announcement that death was
incident to a case of appendicitis
SOUTH SIDE
Will Jacques has purchased a bicycle
Wheat and rye are in promising con
dition now
The Wasson brothers have four fine
young colts
J S McBrayer was a South Side visi
itor Tuesday
Leon Hileman is irrigating wheat for
J M Hammond
Will and Walter Jacques are working
for W S Morlan
The weeds are making rapid headway
in the South Side
M IT JTolmes is doing some more carpenter-work
for W G Dutton
W S Fitch has planted some sod
corn with I H Wassons planter
W S Fitch made a few hauls with
his seine and got a nice lot of fish
John Burtless listed corn Monday
and fought buffalo gnats between times
Roy Goheen has ten acres of the finest
sugar beets in this part of the country
I II Wasson is proud of his splendid
stand of alfalfa sown with a press drill
Most of the sugar beets in the South
Side have been gone over with the
weeder
Finest rain of the year Tuesday Fall
one and one half inches Value steen
millions
Messrs Roy Wasson Joseph Schmitz
and J C Acheson have been irrigating
winter wheat
Will McDonald who is herding for
John Burtless killed a rattlesnake with
seven rattles recently
Irvin Wasson the ditch walker turned
the water out of the flume on Sunday
No one uses it on that day
Mrs 8 C Hileman has a fine lot of
peppers and tomato plants They are
the best on the South Side
Oscar Schmitz has been hauling fat
hogs to market for W G Dutton this
week Monday and Tuesday
Most of the wheat rye and alfalfa
under the ditch have just been or are
now receiving artificial rain from the
ditch
When the time comes to thin beets
there will be an active demand for hands
as the work of thinning is slow and
many hands make light work
John Burtless has purchased a new
Delaval cream separator from the Beat
rice Creamery Co He gets twenty one
cents a pound for his butter fat
I live and let my brethren live
With all thats good with me
Unto the poor some cash I Rive
The balance I give Rocky Mountain Tea
McConnell Kerry
Sprinp time is when to umj Rocky Mountain
Tea Keeps you well all summer Great spring
life renewer 5c McConnell Berry
Shrlners Will Travel
The Burlington Route and its connec
tions west of Denver have been chosen
as the official route of Tangier Temple
Mystic Shriners to the Imperial Council
Nobles of Mystic Shrine at San Fran
cisco June 10th to 14th
Two special cars have already been re
served by Tangier Temple and addi
tional cars will be provided as reserva
tions are made It is important that
all shriners who attend this convention
make their reservations at an early date
The shriners will leave the Burlington
station Omaha 425 p m June
Denver will be reached the next morn
ing and an entire day spent in Colorado
Springs one of the most delightful of
Rocky Mountain resorts Salt Lake
City will be reached on the morning of
June G and that day given over to see
ing the wonderful city of Zion The
party will arrive in San Francisco at
845 a m June 9 5 16
CULBERTSON
T A Smith went down to Oxford
Tuesday
Jack Hurst drove down from Trenton
Wednesday
Mrs Ed Elledgo of Beverly was in
town Friday
Will Lyons of Trenton was a city visi
tor Tuesday
R Wflsoncame dOvVa frShi Tren
ton Tuesday
J M Ford of McCook was in town
Thursday last
John II Brown of Trenton was in
town Thursday
S E Solomon was a McCook business
visitor Wednesday
G II Pickett of Hayes Center was in
town last Wednesday
A L Laylor made his usual trip to
this place Wednesday
Geo G Littlo paid his respects to
Culbortsou Wednesday last
Mrs Henry Lehman was a McCook
visitor between trains Tuesday
Jim Ferrier came down from Champ
ion Sunday to visit his parents
The Degree of Honor lodge gave a
tally pull Friday night All report a
good time
Miss Nellie Israel of Benkelmcn came
down Thursday morning to visit her
aunt Mrs C G Crews
Mrs F M Pfrimmer and son Wayne
of Max camo down Tuesday morning
to visit old friends for a few days
The Eastern Star installed ollicors
Friday night and after installation in
dulged in ico cream and strawberries
Ira Ferrier B M operator at
Arapahoe camo up Wednesday evening
to visit his parents he returned Friday
morning
The concert given for the benefit of
the repair fund of the Presbyterian
church was well attended and pleased
all II P Sutton of McCook with his
cilian attached to Miss Wemples
piano rendered some very fine music
A number of the joung people sur
prised the Lehman boys and Lehman
Elder at the home of the former last
Wednesday evening Music and games
followed by refreshments were the order
of the evening and a very enjoyable time
was had Lehman Elder who has been
visiting his uncle and family for the past
year returned to his home in Chambers
burg Pa Tuesday evening Mr Leh
man accompanied him as far as Omaha
He made many friemds during his brief
stay who greatly regret his departure
MARION
H C Plumb is reported better
The bhuksmith shop is completed
1 Pew is visiting his son Clinton
Miss Ida Downs spent Sunday with
her parents near McCook
A number of our young people at
tended church at Laurel Dell Sunday
The Spooner family expect to start
overland for Colorado Wednesday
morning
Miss Maud Berg of Norcatur Kansas
is helping her sister Mrs A Lake with
her house work
A car was switched of to be loaded
with bones but the bono man has not
put in his appearanceyet
Powell Nilsson received a car load
of corn and a gosoline engine The
latter to be used in the elevator
Wields A Sharp Ax
Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies
cut off by Dr Kinds New Life pills the most
distressing too Stomach liver and bowel trou
bles dyspepsia loss of appetite jaundice bil
iousness fever malaria all fall before these
wonder workers 23c at McConnell Berry
A Temperance Promoter
The Corn Belt has the following to say
of one railroad as a temperance promoter
The Burlington road has always ob
jected to even a moderate use of red
liquor by its employes Too much de
pends upon their clear headed under
standing of all their duties The adop
tion of it of more stringent rules against
the use of liquor by employes is a
is a movement in the interest of public
safety and good railroading that will
have the unqualified endorsement of the
tiaveling public
The Burlington in common with most
railroad corporations had already put in
force a rigid ban on the use of intoxicants
by employes who had anything to do
with the operation of trains not only
on duty but also while oil duty This
rule has now been extended so as to
apply to employes in all departments
including track bridge and building de
partments The new book of rules just
issued by the company contains this
paragraph
The use of intoxicants by employes
while on duty is prohibited Their
habitual use or the frequenting of places
where they are sold is sufficient cause
for dismissal
The Great Dismal Swamp
Of Virginia is a breeding ground of malaria
germs So is low wet or marshy ground every
where Theso germs cause weakness chills and
fever aches in tho bones and muscles and may
induce dangerous maladies But Electric Bit
ters never fail to destroy them and cure mala
rial troubles They will surely prevent typhoid
We tried many remedies for malaria and
stomach and liver trobbles write John Charles
ton of Byesville O but found nothing as
good as Electric Bitters Try them Only 50c
McConnell Berry guarantee satisfaction
Fastest Authentic Run on Record
The fastest run ever made by a rail
road train for the distance was that
accomplished last month on the Burling
ton and Missouri River raliroad between
the two stations of Eckley and Wray
Colorado The two towns are 14S miles
apart and the run was made in an even
nine minutes which works out at a rate
of 9SG6 miles per hour The train was
made up of a mail car baggage car two
chair cars three sleeping cars a dining
car and a private car or nine cars in all
It was drawn by a ten wheel engine with
19 inch by 2G inch cylinders and 7o inch
drivers the line is on a down grade with
a maximum of 32 feet to the mile The
timing of the train was done in the ob
servation car by five watches one of
which was held by the conductor and
the record is considered to be so accur
ate and well authenticated that it has
received the official confirmation of the
Chicago Burlington and Quincy rail
road Scientific American May 10th
Herblne Cures
Fever and ague A dose will usually stop a
chill a continuance always cures Mrs William
M Stroud Midlothian Texas May 31 lhOO
writes We have used Herbinc in our family
for eight years and found it the best medicine
wo have ever used for lagrippe bilious fever
and malaria DOc at A McMillens
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SPRING SUITS
If you appreciate a firstclass tailoring esth
ishment in your city you may show it bv
leaving your order with Menus the Tailor for
your spring and summer suits Nothing but
the very best goods and trimming used No
sending away or sweatshop work
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