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TWENTY FIRST YEAR
In Memorlam
RKQUIESCAT IN PEACE
Entered into rest nt McCook Neb
on the third of August 1902 6 a m
Mrs Mary Hogan ago 83 yenrs She
leaves nine children to mourn her loss
To pause when such a life as this goes
out to mourn over broken ties and van
ished hopes to lament our loneliness for
Buch a Christian character is necessary
to the best and tenderest feelings of our
nature But it is our duty to take up
the lessons of a finished life for wo die
as well as live for each other
Her life was bright with enthusiasm
for what was noble and beautiful was
pure in thought word and deed She
was generous faithful and just a gentle
kind affectionate wife and a loving
mother
Her maiden name was Mary Brew
She was a native of Ireland Married
Martin Hogan at the age of 22 Ho was
also a native of Ireland
Miss Brew was born August Gth 1813
Eleven children were born to this
union Two have died Five daughters
live in Australia two in Illinois one in
Chicago and one in Springfield
ner husband died seven years ago
She has been a resident of McCook
Nebraska for 17 years
Her final sickness began about two
months ago She suffered much with-
out a murmur being happy in the tender
and loving care of a devoted son and
daughter and comforted by a strong
faith in her Heavenly feather bur
rounded as she was by loved ones and
friends and the beautiful sunshine she
passed peacefully to rest the gates were
lifted up and another soul entered into
rest
Wo are glad that she has lived thus Ions
Woep not that sho has Rono to her reward
Nor deem that kindly Nature did wrong
Softly to engage the final cord
Rev R M Hardmau of St Albans
Episcopal church conducted to funeral
services Remains were interred in
Longview cemetery H
Dopes the Well With Oil
The indications point that some one
has it in forF C Scarborough who oc
cupies Mrs Richards Carrolls dwelling
over in AV est McCook There is a bored
well on the property and the well has
several times recently been doped with
oil A male being was seen to leave the
well about midnight not long since but
the one observing cannot positively iden
tify Severe punishment ought to be
meted out to one who would be guilty of
so dastardly a trick
The Contracts Awarded
The contract for building the new
river bridge over the Republican at Red
willow has been granted to H T Ward
Co of Tecumseh Nebraska who also
were awarded the contract to repair the
Judianola bridge The contract price
for the new bridge is 1260 and for re
pairing the Indianola bridge is 600
There were many bids in and quite a
number - of bidders present but the
successful firm was much the lowest
The Fats Were Victorious
The Fats and Leans occupied the
public attention and Athletic Park dia
mond Thursday afternoon the Fats
winning out by a score of 8 to 7 Thor
grimson and Guyer made medicine for
the LeansCone and Huber for the Fats
Tartsch was umpire and Smith scored
The Leans insist that blood is thicker
than water and that they could not
expect to win out with a fat umpire and
scorer
An Approaching1 Matrimonial Event
Cards are out announcing the nuptials
of Dr Charles L Fahnestock of our
city and Miss Anna Elizabeth Anderson
of Lincoln The event will take place at
the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tepter
of 1854 Holdrege street Lincoln They
will be at home after September 1st
McCook
Work of Vandals
Within the past few weeks some per
son or persons have deliberately broken
all the windows in the house on the
Johnson farm just northwest of the city
and now the property of John F Cor
neal They also destroyed all the
moreens in the windows Vandalism of
a most contemptible sort
Gasoline Lamp Causes a Run
An nlnrm nailed the denartment to the
Palmer house Monday evening shortly
before eight oclock
An obstreperous
rrnsnlinfi lamn caused the commotion
The department responded promptly as
usual but it was not necessary to throw
any water The damage was nominal
Very Special Notice
We have just received another car
load of furniture which we purchased
before the recent rise in prices For
this month we will sell at the old prices
goods having advanced twenty per
cent Pade Son
Home Wanted
For a boy of 14 Must be in a Christ
Ian family farm preferred For partic
ulars apply to local advisory board Ne
braska Childrens Home Society
A McMillen Secy
Want Your Butter Poultry and Eggs
We are paying the highest market
price in cash for butter poultry and
eggs Bring them to the old Burgess
implement office and get your money
Bukgess Walsh
Farmers
Are you going to need any chairs or
extension tables lor threshers Lud
wick can give you the best prices in
town
We sell best Carpet Warp on spools
18c for white 20c for colors The
Thompson D G Co
Dress Skirts to your measure and all
materials furnished from 250 up The
Thompson D G Co
- Astonishing prices on a few one room
remnants of wall paper
McConnell Berry
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs E E DeLong has gone to Den
ver on a visit
Miss Millie Slauy is visiting in
Oxford this week
Don McCarty visited his homo in
Juniata last week
A G Keys has been the guest of his
son Charles this week
Mrs Luther H Strout is a guest of
Mrs Sarah J Bingham
Mrs Fred L Palmer visited Hold
rege relatives last week
Miss Lillian Roman returned last
week from her Lincoln visit
W T Coleman has been transacting
business in Lincoln this week
Mrs George Martin returned Wed
nesday from her Hastings visit
Dr J A Gunn returned home on No
3 Sunday night from a trip over in Iowa
Mrs F W Rank arrived home close
of last week from her Minnesota trip
Frank Moore of Indianola had busi
ness at the countys capital Thursday
Mrs Tyler and children were in
McCook last Saturday Akron Press
August 1st
Mrs J Fred Jernberg returned
home close of the week past from her
Denver visit
Mrs McAloon and Maggie went to
McCook last Friday evening Akron
Press August 1st
Earl Murray was a Cambridge vis
itor Sunday and Monday returning on
5 Monday evening
Mrs Barney Lewis went down to
Louisville last Friday morning to attend
the wedding of a relative
Miss C Lou Jaynes was in the city
Monday in the interest of the Omaha
Childrens Home society
Miss Eva Burgess departed on Wed
nesday morning for Almena Kansas on
a visit to her sister Mrs N B Bush
F E Hamilton and family have re
turned here from near Hope Hayes
county where they have been farming
Mrs C D Kenady of Holyoke and
Pearl Mitchell of Red Cloud have been
guests of McCook relatives part of the
week
Mrs George Roark of McCook is
visiting Miss Nellie Annable She ar
rived Wednesday evening AkronPress
August 1st
Edward J Brady now with the
Denver Dry Goods Co is down from
Denver for a two weeks visit with the
homefolks
Judge Norris has gone to Delavan
Wisconsin to enjoy an outing before en
tering the congressional campaign -to
win this fall
C W Keys wife and children and
father A G Keys left on Wednesday
night for New Windsor Colorado on a
visit to relatives
Mrs J A Wilcox has joined the
McCook colony in Boulder Colorado
going up close of last week in the hope
of improving her health
MrsF M Rathbun and Miss Erninie
departed on 12 Monday morning for
Illinois on a visit to embrace Chicago
Gilman and other points
Miss Lola Buttles a niece of Rev
and Mrs R M Hardman who has been
visting them for a few days returned to
Minden on 12 Tuesday morning
Mr and Mrs E E Magee were pas
sengers for Fairmont Tuesday morning
on No 2 on their way home from spend
ing a month or so at Caldwell Idaho
L A Gilcrest and family are now
making their home in Brush where Sam
is employed in his brother Arts furni
ture store Akron Press August 1st
Miss Daisy Maddux who has been
visiting McCook friends for several
weeks returned to her home in Chase
countyMonday morning on the Imperial
George W Colvin of Arapahoe well
known to many McCook people died at
Arapahoe last Friday morning The
remains were shipped to Plattsmouth
for burial
Mrs James Powell who has been
visiting for several days with her father
Mr Prouty returned to her home at
McCook Wednesday evening Benkel
man News August 1st
Mrs A Carmichael and son who
have been visiting her parents Mr and
Mrs J A Snyder and her sisters for
the past month returned to her home
in Denver Sunday night
J W Kilpatrick came down last
Friday evening from spending a few
days on his Chase county 1 swhich
are perhaps the most extensive stock
properties in this section of Nebraska
Supt G H Thomas departed on 2
Tuesday morning for Harvard after
spending a few days here on school bus
iness He and his parents will leave at
once for the mountains on an outing of
a couple of weeks
Mrs William Cowles and children
are visiting a few days with relatives
and friends here before leaving for the
east Mrs William Cowles and fam
ily of McCook will leave in a few days
to join Will in Illinois where they will
make their future home Bartley Inter
Ocean August 1st
Rev T L Ketman formerly pastor
of the Baptist church her but for over
two years past of the Fremont church
has resigned that pastorate and will en
ter the sendee of the American Baptist
Publication society He will move to
Chicago and his position will be dis
trict secretary of the northwest His
labors at Fremont have been very suc
cessful and his leaving is a regretful one
Dr B B Davis of Omaha came up
from Bartley Sunday evening on 5 to
catch No 6 for Omaha He had been
to Bartley to amputate a leg for Dr J
M Brown who was injured some
months ago in a runaway The doctors
leg failed to heal properly and amputa
tion was the only alternative The op
eration was successful and we hope for
the doctors complete and prompt re
covery
Jit fCflTfiffirlt
Jr ViBl II II II
Divide Honors With Minden
McCook went up against Minden twice
last week on the home grounds divid
ing honors with the visitors but many
McCook people and the members of the
local club maintain it ought to have
been two games straight for McCook
considering that a decision of the umpire
in the last half of the ninth inning vir
tually robbed them of the game which
was theirs up to that time
First game was played on Friday af
ternoon It was characterized by unus
ual stick work on both sides and the
scores made were too numerous for a
good game Gaines was hit all over the
field Leach alone making three home
runs It was a regular slugging match
Score and summary
McCook 0 4 5 4 0 5 0 0 18
Minden 0 3 2 0 12 8 0 016
Hits Off Gaines 20 Jones 12
Home runs Gaines BollConeLeach
Errors McCook 7 Minden 5
Batteries Minden Gaines andMooro
McCook Jones and Doane
Umpire Saddler
The second game Saturday afternoon
was a closely contested exciting one in
which the visitors were outplayed from
start to finish notwithstanding the fa
mous Bliss was in the pitchers box for
Minden but a decision by Umpire Sad
dler in the last half of the ninth inning
in giving Gaines a ride when he should
have been out on strikes gave Minden
the game by one score Score and sum
mary
Minden 0 0
McCook 0 0
Batteries Bliss and
Beltzer and Doane
ve s vW
10 0 0 0 0 34
0 0 0 12 0 03
Moore Kunkle
Hits Minden 4 McCook 4
Strike outs Bliss 8 Kunkle and
Beltzer 4
Errors Minden 4 McCook 2
Home runs Bell Base hits Cone
Hardwell Bender 2
Umpire Saddler
alliance game a shut out
The game between McCook and Alli
ance on the grounds of the latter Sun
day was a rather one sided affair Alli
ance being shut out while McCook
scored eight times Alliance got but
two hits and neither of them was effec
tive Score and summary
McCook 1 2 0
Alliance 0 000000
0 0 8
0 0 0
Hits McCook 5 Alliance 2
Errors McCook 2 Alliance 5
B a 1 1 e r i e s McCook Beltzer
Doane Alliance Whited Nicolai
2tAfr r
and
and
Struck out By Beltzer 8 Whited 6
by Nicolai 1
Hit by pitched ball Whited 2
Bases on balls Off WhitedlBeltzer4
Two base hit Hood
Umpire Book of Alliance
mcook wins the second
Alliance Neb Aug 4 Special
McCook took the second game from
Alliance Score
McCook 0 0040000 37
Alliance 12000000 14
Batteries McCook Jones and Doane
Alliance Bell OConnor and Nicolai
Three base hit Cone
Two base hits Doane Jones Gilbert
Umpire Book
ALMOST SHUT OUT LINCOLN
The locals almost shut out Lincoln
Monday in the game at that place the
only score made by Lincoln being a run
on an error Lincoln was outclassed
and as Doane expressed it was rocking
in the hammock all the time The
score and summary is as follows
McCook 10500400 010
Lincoln 0 0000100 01
Struck out By Beltzer 8 by Kelley 3
Bases on balls Off Beltzer2 Kelley5
Two base hits Cone Doane
Time of game 130
Hits McCook 10 Lincoln 4
Errors McCook 5 Lincoln 7
Umpire William Turner
THE FAIRBURY GAMES
Up to going to press reports have been
received from but two of the three games
scheduled with Fairbury Wednesdays
game went to Frirbury score 4 to 2
Batteries Kunkle Reed Redmond
Spencer Hits McCook 5 Fairbury 2
Yesterdays game was given to Fairbury
by the umpire 9 to 0 There were no
scores on either side up to the ninth
inning when a Fsirbury base runner
running from second to third interferred
with a hit ball The umpire failed to
call out the offending runner and Cap
tain Reed called in the team and the
umpire finally called the game
A game is scheduled for today and
Manager Brass went down to see the
game
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Ray McCarl has gone to Hot Springs
for treatment for indigestion
Miss Vanche Plumb will teach the
Dodge school coming fall and winter
term
Mrs M G Warner of Waverly is the
guest of Engineer and Mrs F G
Westland
Mr and Mrs Howe Smith will leave
tonight for Colorado City Colorado to
be absent a few weeks
Charles Kasten departed last night
on No 6 for Stralsund Pommern Ger
many to be gone until first of next year
Mrs W D Burnett and Miss Lillie
were called down to Red Cloud today to
the funeral of Mr and Mr A P Elys
baby
J W Hupp is entertaining his parents
from Illinois They have been visiting
their son Dan at Lebanon and will go
west before returning to Illinois
Mrs H C Clapp arrived home from
her Michigan visit Thursday on No 1
Her mother Mrs S L Boorn accom
panied her and will probably remain
here over the coming winter Honest
John insists that Hi has had to shave
himself ever since Cant keep his face
straight long enough to let a barber
make the effort
Just a few hammocks left 50c to 75c
each no higher Get one before there
are none McConnell Berry
New Fall Dress Goods beginning to
arrive See the new Zibelines in six
patterns at 60c The Thompson DG Co
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 8 1902
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Elliott Smith is a new brakeman this
week
Ed Montanye is now making Oxford
his headquarters
Engine 339 an H4 mill is about ready
to go out of the shop
Asst Supt Harris was at headquart
ers Monday on business
Engino No ls tank is in the shop for
repairs with astoved end
Conductor F A Stark who runs out
of Oxford is on the sick list
Aubrey Burton of Oxford is again
employed in the Burlington shops here
Conductor C J Snell has Conductor
Beales car duringHarrys convalescence
Trainmaster Kenyon was called in to
Lincolnlast nighton time card business
Brakeman G L Burney is making
the circuit with the baseballists this
week
S B McLean left on 12 Wednesday
for Michigan on a vacation of a few
weeks
John Fitzer of Stockvillo has entered
the Burlington employ as a blacksmiths
helper
Conductor C E Pope and family re
turned home last Thursday evening on
Ao 14
Engino 131 is in the local round house
to be taken to Havelock for an over
hauling
Supt Campbell went east in private
car 10 attached to 12 Wednesday
morning
Conductor F M Washburn has
joined the wife and family in their visit
at Giltner
Conducter T E McCarl has Con
ductor W D Beyrers car while the
latter is east
Mrs Fred L Palmer is receiving a
visit from her mother Mrs F II Cor
nell of Holdrege
T W Wilburn roadmaster was up
from Red Cloud last Friday and Mon
day of present week
The new engines for the Western
division are expectad to arrive during
the month of August
Way car 127 went out of the shop
Monday 95 is in for an overhauling and
67 will be out in a few days
Conductor Frank Rank made a run
for Conductor A G Bump who was
left in Denver Wild West Dav
Asst Supt DF McFarland was down
from Holyoke on railroad matters Mon
day His son accompanied him
Conductor and Mrs H A Beale will
go to Colorado to spend a few weeks
xhile he recovers from an injured knee
The boilermakers and blacksmiths
played a four inning game Monday
afternoon resulting in a tie of three scores
each
Conductor and Mrs O R Amick
were Denver visitors fore end of the
week He returned to his run Wed
nesday
Harry Culbertson of McCook has En
gineer Gaddys run during the latters
visit to Utah Holyoke Republican
July 31st
Roy Kleven enjoyed a visit this week
from his mother who came down from
Denver where she had been visiting on
No 6 Sunday night
Trainmaster Kenyon was in Lincoln
fore part of the week assisting in get
ting out the time card which goes into
effect on next Sunday
Passenger traffic has been unusually
heavy this week all the through trains
from the east running in two or three
sections a number of times
A force of men were putting in new
sidetracks north of the depot the past
week All trains stop at this point
hence more switch accommodations are
needed Benkelman News August 1st
Foreman F C Fuller returned to
work first of the month after being off
almost a month on account of his severe
accident on the evening of July 4th
The boys were all glad to see the chief
return and assume direction of affairs
Roy Zint has taken the position of
hostler or engineer on the switch engine
at this place Mr McKain having been
recalled to McCook Mr Zint will re
main here during the absence of William
Larue Red Cloud Chief August 1st
CEMcManigal formerly on the West
ern division agent at Mascot etc has
been agent at Panhandle Texas on the
Santa Fe for the past eight months and
his many friends and well wishers will
be pleased to learn is doing well in the
southland
Last Thursday evening about 5 oclock
when the B M bridge gang was re
turning from work the handcar jumped
the track near Franklin and Frank
Williams of this city sustained a frac
tured breast bone and two broken ribs
Red Cloud Chief August 1st
Bert McDowell of Virginia Illinois
fell asleep on the Burlingtons track near
Hillrose Colorado and on the morn
ing of July 26th at 8 oclock was run
over by a train and killed being terribly
mutilated The remains were taken
home by a brother who with two others
was with the unfortunate man They
were all beating their way from Craw
ford to Denver
The initial trip over the new Aurora
Elgin Chicago Electric railroad the
road which promises the fastest travel
in the world was made yesterday by
officials of the company and the trial
trip of the new electric car although
not a test of speed encouraged officials
of the line in their belief that the extra
ordinary speed of 133 miles an hour will
be reached when the road is in complete
working order Tuesdays Chicago In
ter Ocean
Any 50c Shirt Waist in the store now
29c at The Thompson D G Cos Clear
ing Sale
Ladies 35c Lisle Thread Lace Gloves
reduced to 20c at The Thompson D G
Cos Clearing Sale
is
No Interchange of Passes
If present plans are carried out thero
will bo no interchange of passes among
western roads during 1903 The meet
ing of the pass committee representing
all western lines has been set for early
October and the matter is already re
ceiving considerable discussion Until
last year the pass agreements have been
largely farcical but it is expected this
year that the agreemontwhich was kept
only by trunk lines Inst vear will bo
generally in force J V Mahonov
chairman of tho western trunk line com
mittee has been made chairmnn of the
pass committee in place of Geo W Ris
tine Last year roads in tho various
associations agreed not to interchange
passes and tho agreement fell through
beforo it was put into effect Finally
the central passenger association lines
and the trunk lino entered into tho
agreement which the former wore unable
to keep It was stated that this was
largely due to the fact that the Wabash
extends in eastern as well as western
territory and that it could not havo one
rule over a portion of its linos and
another over other portions What rail
road managers would like to do is to
place transportation on a purely com
mercial basis but this will never bo
done until they obtain the nerve to defy
tho politicians and throueh them ad
verse legislation
Train Robbers Make a Haul
jliio isumngion management lias is
sued tho following statement of the
holdup of Tuesday night
Train 47 held up last night about
1130 at south switch Marcus about ten
miles north of Savanna 111 The switch
was turned for passing and tho train
flagged The two head cars consisting
of a mail and express car and a compos
ite car were cut off and taken to tho
north switch where tho safe in tho ex
press car was blown open with dynamite
and the contents taken after which the
engine was cut off by the robbers and
started north As the robbers left the
express messenger fired at them One
robber was found dead about one mile
north of Marcus and his body was given
over to the coroner At least six men
were concerned the robbery So far as
known only 2000 in silver was secured
Noneof the crew was hurt and none of
the passengers molested Tho express
end of the car was badly damaged
The Burlington and Adams Express
Co will make up a purse of S1000 for
Express Messenger Byl
Branch Line Changes
A now time card is scheduled for Sun
day We understand that practically no
changes will be made in the time of run
ning the principal main line train but
that the branch lines are in for quite
radical changes It is stated that tho
Imperial will after Sunday be run only
every-other-day viz Mondays Wed
nesdays Fridays which plan will do
away with the postal clerkon the branch
and raise merry hades generally up the
Frenchman
It is also rumored that the every day
train on the Cheyenne branch will only
run daily as far as Curtis and from there
west will be a semi occasional
It is not known whether or not any
changes are to be made on the sun flower
branches
Jim Hill
Whow
Will Return Home Today
Mrs Charles Ward and son Lester
formerly of Bethlehem but now of
McCook Nebraska who have been vis
iting Mr and Mrs Daniel Mitchell of
North Center street B for a fortnight
leave for their western home today
On the way they will call on relatives in
Ambler Philadelphia and Valley Forge
They are very much pleaned with their
new home in the west While visiting
their old home they have called on all
their old acquaintances and friends
Mrs Ward expects to make the trip to
Bethlehem again at some future date as
the pleasant memories of the old home
still linger with her Bethlehem Pa
Times July 29th
Coming- to McCook
Dr C M Headrick ear nose and
throat specialist and expert on all catar
rhal troubles will be at the Palmer
House McCook Nebraska for two days
only Friday and Saturday August 22nd
and 23rd The doctor makes this visit
to accommodate his patients in and
around McCook who cannot afford to go
to Omaha for treatment All persons
having nosethroat lung or stomach ail
ments should take this opportunity to
consult Dr Headrick Consultation en
tirely free of charge
Seed Wheat For Sale
I have some fine red winter imported
Russian seed wheat for sale at a reason
able price Call and see it before you
sow your winter wheat It is fine clean
and pure seed W E Bower
Farmers
Are you going to need any chairs or
extension tables for threshers Lud
wick can give you the best prices in
town
If its seasonable and all right you will
find it at D C Marshs meat market
Parasols at half price 50 cents on the
dollar cut right in two at The Thomp
son D G Cos Clearing Sale
There are no Cotton Batts but
Batts and wo are their prophet
10c The Thompson D G Co
Izzer
Price
There is nothing better for that tired
feeling even these warm July daysthan
a juicy steak such as you get for your
good money at D C Marshs meat
market
The McCook Building Association
will open its thirtieth series of stock
this month If you are not already a
member call on the secretary and sub
scribe for a few shares of stock There
are no safer or more profitable invest
ments offered in McCook
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Fight tho woods
Dam the canyons
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N ebivwka S t i fa J Ililo
no till t
NUMBER 13
Tho rainfall at Red Cloud during July
is 1215 inches
was
A few Hicks Almanacs for 1902 for
sale at this ofllco
Handsomo shades in Brondcloth just
received at The Thompson D G Co
Always reliable ahvav HnnondnhlA
what you buy at Marshs moat market
Sun Bonnets 9c reduced from 20c at
The Thompson DGCos Clearing Sale
Wo sell tho best
hams for 5c yard
G Co
Apron Check Gin
Tho Thompson
Residence property for sale at reason
able figure and on liberal terms If P
Sutton
Ladies 20c Blnck Silk Mitts
to 10c at The Thompson D G
Clearing Sale
rednced
Cos
Childrens sleeveless gauze vests 2c
each reduced from 5c at Tho Thompson
D G Cos Clearing Sale
Handsome lino of colors in tho new
Corduroys for Fall Waists just received
at ThoThompson D G Co
Asbestine water proof fi r e- p ro o f
wear proof painc cheap as dirt Seo
McConnell Berry
FlyoOCuro protects stock from flies
and gnats Dont let them suffer
McConnell Berry
At tho right price you can always get
tho choicest things the season affords at
D C Marshs meat market At the old
stand all the time
The first brick sidewalks under the
now ordinance aro those beforo Harry
Barbazetts and E J Cains properties
on south Main this week
Thero aro some women who will occa
sionally bako bread even because it
cleans the hands so beautifully There
are none such in McCook however
Paint up your wagon buggy or farm
implements They will last longer and
look better We have paints for every
purpose McConnell Berrys a
We have in stock tho highest grades
of sewing machines which we are sell
ing at less than city prices Come and
look at our stock Pade Son
And Redwillow is to have a river
bridge It will be an immediate advan
tage and convenience to the farmers of
that section in marketing this years
crop
The merry-go-round departed Tues
day morning for the town where Jisper
and Samuel Randolph dwell so beauti
fully together in brotherly love and af
fection
We sell the famous F C Corsets in
all grades shapes and colors Money
back after 4 weeks actual wear if dis
satisfied Tho Thompson D G Co
sole agents
Kinds of meat change somewhat with
the seasons but they never change the
quality at D C Marshs market Its
always one quality the very best the
market affords
No better way to buy a home than
paying for it in monthly payments The
McCook Building Association offers un-
equaled inducements to borrowers
payment of loans
in
The irrigating ditch on the South Side
which suffered many washouts on ac
oount of the heavy rains has now been
repaired and this week commenced sup
plying patrons though in small
quantities
The Hadell Mercantile Co is now
located in the old Wilcox building in
the Union block vacated in the spring
by M U Clyde The store room has
being shelved and otherwise prepared
for occupancy
The north fence about the ball grounds
has been carried twenty or thirty feet
farther north and the record of home
runs will be materially smaller in the
future Home runs have been too easy
and numerous in the past
If you want to build or buy property
the McCook Building Association can
furnish money at reasonable rates and
easy payments Xo association offers
as good inducements to borrowers Call
on the secretary for information
Last Fridays hot wind was quite
damaging to much of the corn Reports
from the St Francis line indicate that
the damage was very serious in that sec
tion Considerable corn in Redwillow
county suffered especially that which
wa3 weedy and lacked proper cultivation
A lady canvasser recently worked the
city for a thermometer case and card
advertisement The thermometer sur
rounded by the advertisement adorned
the south wall of Vahues shoe store
until Old Sol got a whack at it and then
the thermometer went out of commis
sion It was only gauged to register 120
degrees and bursted under higher tem
perature
If you were to ask the average man to
tell ou offhand just what qualities he
likes in other men he would probably
boggle a good deal over his answer but
he would end by giving you a list of
the hundred best books which is a3
a rule what people feel they ought to
enjoy reading rather than the books they
do read with pleasure Rafford Pyke
several of whose clever and discerning
essays have been found in Tho Cosmo
politan during the last year makes
What Men Like in Men the subject
of an entertaining essay in the August
number of that periodical
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