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TWENTY FIRST YEAR
A Fractured Skull
A telegram from SpencerBoyd county
Wednesday announced a severe accident
to Frank Cullen who is traveling in the
northern part of the state fof the whole
sale grocery firm of Allen Bros of
Omaha Tho details of tho accident are
meager Spencer being twenty miles
from railroad communication but it is
stated that Frank fell from an elevated
sidewalk and sustained a fracture of the
skull An operation has been performed
and word came yesterday that he was
resting comfortably and that there wore
no alarming conditions Miss Maggie
Cullen left Omaha for Spencer as soon
word was received of the accident ar
riving a t Spencer Thursday noon
Dennis Cullen left here last night to bo
at his bedside
Mr and Mrs Cullen received the first
news of tho accident on No 5 Wednes
day ovening while coming homo from
burying her stepfather Michael Hawes
al Heartwell
Frank is most highly esteemed and it
is tho sincere hope and prayer of a host
of friends that hid recovery may be rapid
and complete and there is much regret
expressed at his misfortuuo
Tenderly Laid to Rest
Last Sunday afternoon from tho Bap
tist church tho remains of Lyman
Miller wore tenderly consigned to Mother
Earth in Riverviow cemetery Tho ser
vices at tho church were conducted by
Rev George L White and were attended
by a large audience the G A R and
Ladies Circle being present in organiza
tion Tho ritualistic service of tho order
was had at tho cemetery A pathetic
feature of tho burial was the sad fact
that the bereaved wife was the only rel
ative of the departed present no chil
dren being in tho family nor were any
relatives of either present from away
Kind and loving friends however made
every thoughtful arrangement and pro
vision for tho last sad rites which were
tender and touching
Considering the lateness of the season
the floral tributes were pretty and
thoughtful evidences of sympathy
Benefit Postponed Until Tuesday
On account of the cold and stormy
weather Monday the baseball benefit
was postponed until Tuesday when the
Indians and Blacks tried conclusions
with the following results
Indians 0 1310000 5
Blacks 0 0200000 02
Jones and Reed were the battery for
the winners Moore and Doane for tho
losers Manager Bross umpire
The exhibition game last Saturday
before the visiting Kuight Templars from
Denver resulted in a twelve inning game
of following particulars
Denver 0 1100010000 03
McCook 0 1000200000 0 3
Denver made 10 hits and 3 errors Mc
Cook 7 hits and 2 errors Bishop of
Denver umpire
A Masonic Event Unexcelled
St John Commandery No 16 Knights
Templar of our city pulled ofTau event
last Saturday night with the assistance
of a carload of Knights from Denver
members of Colorado Commandery No
25 and of Denver Commandery No 1
The occasion was the conferring of the
Knight Templar degree on Charles F
Heber of our city and J F Edwards
extra agent The degree was confered
by No 25
A superb banquet was a feature of the
affair which was one of tho most brill
iant in every detail and particular ever
held in Southwestern Nebraska Over
one hundred Knights were present
Tho visiting Knights returned to Den
ver in their special car Sunday morning
attached to No 13 They were ciceroned
by tho inimitable General Agent Vallery
A Quiet Nuptial Event
Wednesday afternoon at four oclock
Hervy W Conover and Mabel Jorden
entered the marriage estate in the pres
ence of a few friends at the home of the
brides mother Rev Frank W Dean of
the Congregational church performing
the ring ceremony Those present in
addition to the mother and little brother
of the bride were Mrs Roy Zint cou
sin of the groom Misses Maude and
Laura McMillen and James C Mitchell
Light refreshments were served after
the ceremony
The bride has grown to young woman
hood in our city and the groom is a ris
ing young man in tho Burlingtons train
service They have many warm friends
who with The Tribune wish them
much joy and a prosperous bon voyage
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Mr and Mrs J W Hupp were in
Denver Wednesday and Thursday on
a visit
Charles Kailey of Red Cloud was a
guest of Rev and MrsFrank W Dean
yesterday
Supt Thomas of the public schools
entertained his brother from Harvard
Saturday and Sunday
J A Wilcox departed on 12 this
morning for Washington D C to at
tend the national G AR Encampment
lie will go east from Chicago Sunday
over the Wabash on the official train
Mr and Mrs James Campbell of
Hastings were guests of the Pades first
of the week Mr Campbell and bride
nee Anna Pade were homeward bound
from a short honeymoon spent in Colo
rado They arrived from the west on 6
Saturday night and left for Hastings on
2 Tuesday morning The groom is a
mail carrier in Hastings and the bride a
cousin of the Pades of our city
Mrs G A Noven entertained the
Priscilla club and quite a company of in
vited guests Thursday afternoon She
was assisted by her daughter MrsRW
Haggard of Lincoln Mesdames FSWil
cox W R Starr F M Kimmell C F
Babcock In the evening the husbands of
the assisting ladies were invited to din
ner and spent the evening in enjoyable
social ways
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs O D Keith went up to Hol
yoke Monday
A E Petty went in to Omaha Wed
nesday on No 6
Mrs Dennis Fitzgerald came up
from Indianola Monday night
P A Wells came out from South
Omaha closo of last week on business
Ray McCarl entered the law depart
ment of tho state university first of the
week
Mrs W II Armstrong wont up to
Imperial Monday morning on a visit
homo
John Flohr of South McCook is very
sick and in a somewhat precarious con
dition
Miss Stella Fuller is clerk in J E
Kelleys office during Miss Morrows
absence
Rev Frank W Dean is entertaining
his mother Mrs C A Dean of Wayne
Nebraska
Mrs W P Bross went down to Lin
coln Monday night on No 6 on a visit
to relatives
Dr J B Fickes returned homeTues
day night from a flying visit to Iowa
City Iowa
MitsToMBuRGEis hero from Prentice
Wisconsin visiting her daughter Mrs
C D Custer
Mrs EL Hickman of ClaritonIowa
is hero on a visit to her sister Mrs AR
Clark of tho Willow
Mrs WR Hammond of Eagle Grove
Iowa is in the city on a visit to her sis
ter Mrs J J Curran
Miss Mae Hileman went in to Omaha
Wednesday night on 6 to visit her sister
and take in the show
Mr and Mrs Fred L Palmer will
leave Monday evening on a months
visit in Iowa and Ohio
Mr and Mrs J B Meserve came up
from Lincoln Wednesday evening on 5
on a visit of a few days
Dispatcher J Brown of Holyoke suc
ceeds Dispatcher J Tyler of Alliance
who has resigned from the service
I M Beardslee of Indianola came
up on business Monday night return
ing home on Tuesday mornings local
Norman Campbell came down from
Denver where he has been in StLukes
hospital for some timelast Friday night
C H Morrill of the Lincoln Land
Co and Charles Kailey agent at Red
Cloudwere business visitors yesterday
Mrs A L Knowland arrived home
Tuesday on delayed No 1 from her
absence of many weeks in Chicago and
the east
Mr and Mrs N J Johnson moved
out to the farm in Gerver precinct this
week Cedar Bluffs Kansas will be
their address
Colonel H P Sutton of the gover
nors staff went down to Omaha Wed
nesday night on 6 to take in the
festivities
Dr E H Bruening who has been in
charge of Dr Fickes office during the
latters absence returned to Omaha
Monday night
Mr and Mrs W S Cornutt of
Nebraska City were in the city Monday
evening on their way home from a visit
to Culbertson relatives and friends
Mrs L M Copeland who has been
the guest of her daughter Mrs J G
Schobel since early last week returned
to Minden on 12 Thursday morning
Mr and Mrs Dennis Cullen arrived
home on No 5 Wednesday night from
Heartwell this state where they were
summoned to the funeral of her father
Dr AP Welles departed yesterday
for the east to visit his old home in New
York state and to attend the national
Grand Army encampment in Washing
ton
Barney Hofer was down from Wau
neta early part of the week He has
sold his interests in Chase county and
may decide to make his home in McCook
again
Mrs R W Haggrd came up from
Lincoln Thursday noon on No 1 to
assist her mother JVlrs Cx A rsoren in
some social affairs of that afternoon and
evening
J M Kilpatrick of Beatrice was up
on his Chase county ranch close of last
and early in this week coming up on
Thursday night and returning home
ward on Monday night
A G Martin of Denver of the firm
of Martin Phelps Commission Co of our
city was a member of the Masonic con
tingent here Saturday He returned to
Denver on 13 Sunday morning
Mr and Mrs Sam Cochran arrived
home Tuesday night from a trip of
about two months in the west visiting
from California to Washington along the
coast prospecting and seeing the sights
RevJJLoughran of our city assisted
at the funeral services in Heartwell
Wednesday over the remains of Michael
Hawes step father of Mrs Dennis Cul
len of our city The deceased Avas 82
years of age
Mrs I J Starbuck arrived from
Salt Lake City Wednesday night and
will be the guest of her parents Mr and
Mrs William Weygint for a few weeks
The parents will likely accQmpany her
on her trip to Utah and will pass the
winter in the Mormon capital
Mrs U J Warren of Fort Morgan
Colorado was the guest of honor at a
special conclave of the Entre Nous Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs CE
Pope Mrs Warren expects to return
home Sunday Mr Warren perhaps
coming down for the day to accompany
her home
Mrs N J Johnson has been enjoying
visits from a number of relatives past
few weeks Her sisters Mrs David
Sweckerd and Mrs J C Nye are now
visiting her and her Dephew and niece
Mrand Mrs James McDoyle of Victoria
Illinois are spending a week or two in
Holdrege after visiting here Mrs Mc
Doyle is a daughter of Mrs Sweckerd
Jllc00h
Death Claims Eva Lewis
Era Lewis gentle spirit took its celes
tial flight Thursday about eleven
oclock after many months sojourn in a
failing earthly tenement which no care
or professional skill could restore to vigor
and health Eva approached young
womanhood from childhood in our city
and is we believe the first among Mc
Cooks young ladies to fall before tho
Destroying Angel Her case has at
tracted the sympathy and solicitude of
many citizens all powerless to succor or
relieve and all hearts yield spontaneous
and boundless sympathy for the bereaved
parents Eva being an only child and a
sunny and kindly soul was hers
The funeral will be held from the resi
dence Saturday afternoon at two
oclock services to be conducted by Rev
Frank W Dean of the Congregational
church of which deceased was a faith
ful member
Entertain Their S S Classes
Mr and Mrs Dean were at home
Tuesday evening to members of their
Sunday school classes About twenty
young people gathered at eight and
thoroughly enjoyed the occasion The
rooms were tastily decorated in white
and red this scheme being carried out
in the lighting also Gaines charades
and puzzles were brought into service to
while away the moments Dainty re
freshments were served during the even
ing Mrs Dean Sr presided over the
bowl of peach ice Mrs Dean Jr serv
ing the various kinds of cake and Miss
Addie Doan dispensing the lemonade
Struck Their Tents Tuesday
The Adventist camp meeting which
had been in progress since early last
week was closed on Tuesday of this
week the tents being struck and ship
back to Lincoln where they will be
stored for the winter The meetings
met somewhat unfavorable weather but
were nevertheless quite well attended
and of instructive interest to those of
the faith and order A card elsewhere
in this issue voices the sentiments of the
brethren as to the manner in which the
people of McCook treated them during
their sojourn in our city
Shepherd Ward Wedding
Thursday morning of last week Sep
tember 25th 1902 at the home of the
bridoGeorge Shepherd andEmmaWard
both of Osburn Frontier county were
united in marriage by RevMSSatchell
pastor of the Methodist church at Box
elder this county A large company of
relatives and friends witnessed the cere
mony uniting those young people The
contracting parties are highly esteemed
in that neighborhood The festivities
connected with the marriage were joyous
and happy
Will Sink Artesian Wells
F H Newell chief of engineers for
the United States government in the
west states that Nebraska is not located
so that she wil receive the greatest bene
fit from storage reservoirs but that the
government will sink artesian wells in
Western Nebraska Field Engineer
Darton is said to be engaged at presen t
in investigating the territory with that
object in view
A Card Of Thanks
From the time of our arrival in Mc
Cook until the day our people broke
camp your authorities and citizens have
shown kindness and bestowed favors up
on us It is the desire of the Nebraska
State Conference of Seventh Day Ad
ventists to thank each person who has
so generously assisted us
Geo M Brown
Per WHCampbell Vice President
Sewing Machines
I have in stock the Wheeler Wilson
Household and many other makes of
machines I have drop heads as low as
S1235 and from there up to the finest
cabinets at 50 It will pay anyone to
look my assortment over before buying
W T Coleman
White Face Lows Eor Sale
Twenty head of 3 and 4-years-olds
with calves Inquire at this office
Everything that is best in paints is
found at Cone Bros
Dress Skirts to your measure 50 dis
played ready to wear To your measure
at same price S250 to 750 The Thomp
son Dry Goods Co
We show a handsome line of Fur
Scarfs Fur Collarettes and Fur Muffs
Bright Dressy Right The Thomp
son D G Co One price plain figures
cash only
It is a pleasure to The Tribune to be
able to point the voters of Redwillow
county to the Republican ticket and to
ask for them one and all their suffrages
It is needless to go into personal detail
All nominees are worthy and well qual
ified
Call the roll of nations that are
for protection At least 420 million peo
ple are in favor of protection and 38 mil
lion Britons are against it to whom
must be added those Americans whose
numbers are not known who while liv
ing under one flag seem to follow an
other Major McKinley at ToledoOhio
February 12 1891
Zibelines Panamas Venetians Bara
thea Cloth Auto Cloth Golfings Chev
iots and Granites are some of the good
things now selling in Dress Goods at
The Thompson D G CoJs Also the
staple Henriettas the indispensible Ser
ges the serviceable Brilliantines the
splendid Broadcloths and the large line
of staple and novelty Dress Goods mak
ing up the 300 pieces in their Dress
Goods stock
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
E L Hanson is the now cashier at the
freight office
Conductor George Bunting is still ill
and off duty
Conductor L S Watson went out on
his run yesterday
Conductor A G Bump is among tho
indisposed this week
James White of the agents force has
resigned from tho service
George Branscom has been reemployed
in the train servicethis week
Engineer J J Slaby was down from
Denver Saturday and Sunday
George D Leach accompanied his
father home to Germantown Monday
morning
Extra Agent JF Edwards went down
to Holdrege first of the week on extra
agents duty
A piece of freight fell on Brakeman
George Martins foot Wednesday and
ho is off tho active list
Asst Supt D F McFarland came in
from Holyoke Wednesday night on
business at headquarters
Asst Supt Harris of Denver was
among the Denver Templars here Satur
day night at thedoins
Night Chief R B Simmons was
summoned to Michigan Tuesday morn
ing by the illness of his sister
Switchman L E Hill of Akron injured
his knee Monday and Brakeman R K
Adams went up to relieve him
A box car was switched off the track
in the Fort Morgan yard Wednesday
night but fortunately cleared the main
line
T O Robinson of the agents office
has gone onto tho night force and Mr
Hanson ofk Holdrego suceeds him as
cashier
James Stangland arrived home last
Friday from his Chicago trip the other
members of the family having preceded
him a few days
Brakeman J A Roark had the end of
the third finger of his left hand smashed
Tuesday and is on the relief until the
injury shall be healed
Conductor H C Kiser of Oxford is
numbered with the sick and Brakeman
William Washburn went down on Thurs
day morning to relieve him
The section foremen are the latest to
receive an increase of wages Beginning
with this month their wages will be
increased about 5 per month
A bulletin has been posted by Train
master Kenyon forbidding the practice
of trading runs among the train crews
on account of the misuse of the privilege
The new schedule of pay for train
men is causing the clerical force much
increased work and the boys area-fog-gin
and a a fannin like all possessed
just now to escape losing their rights
A couple of freight trains got together
last night at Roggen Colorado in a
head end collision and two engines and
a half dozen cars were badlj damaged
It is reported that an engineer by the
name of Nelson was killed Alliance
Grip September 26th
Monday night there were fifty trains
of dead lreight on the division Busi
ness was somewhat delayed Tuesday east
of Alliance on account of a shortage of
coal At the present time there are
orders in for 1000 cars to be loaded west
of Alliance with stock between now and
October 5 Alliance Grip 26th
Dispatcher Billy Pate is the proud
possessor of a very discerning and dis
criminating pup of the cocker spaniel
sort Billie thinks that little cocker
knows just what they need and goes after
it The pups first act in retriever was
the securing of a rubber shoe just to
get in practice Then a babys long
skirt found its way to the Pate domicile
in the same way And then a toy Just
what the spaniel will next bring home is
a source of wonderment to Billies friends
and colaborers
Success Attended the Celebration
The celebration of the tenth anniver
sary of the L O T M by McCook hive
Wednesday evening in Menards hall
was enjoyable and successful despite the
unfavorable weather There was a good
attendance upon the opening literary
and musical program which was very
entertainingly rendered The following
ball held a goodly company of devotees of
Terpsichore and was a prominent fea
ture of the celebration The hall was
handsomely and elaborately decorated
for the event upon the success of which
the ladies are to be congratulated In
ten years the Maccabees have grown to
about 105000 in membership and the
order is destined to be one of the great
est of fraternals
Why dont you paint your house
There are but few that dont need it
The Mound City paint is the best It
spreads farther and lasts longer than the
most of paints Give it a trial
W T Coleman
Commissioner Waterman has made
Redwillow county a careful and econom
ical county commissioner and should be
reelected to that office His experience
will make him even a more valuable man
during another term
Ping pong the latest society craze
Sets 1 to 5 McConnell Berry
Dont fail to see the decorated crepe
tissue at Cone Bros
The delinquent tax list appears in this
issue of The Tribune
Another fine rain last night and today
tibnm
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 3 1902
Sale of Recorded Poland Chinas
Thursday October 16th 1902 com
mencing at olevon oclock Frank Davis
of the celebrated Maple Grove herd of
Recorded Poland China hogs will hold
his fifth annual salo He will offer some
rare bargains and all lovers of fine stock
should make a point of being thero Free
conveyance from train to farm Free
lunch Send for catalogue today
9262ts
Water Tax Now Due
Office of Waterworks McCook Neb
Sept 30 1902 Water tax for fourth
quarter Of 1902 lwramn rliin Clnh laf
Ten per cent will be added to all taxes
not paid before four oclock Wednesday
afternoon Oct 15 1902 Office hours
9 a in to 12 m and 2 to 5 p m central
time CHMEEKERSuporintendent
To the Ladles
I have a complete line of chaffing
dishes timbolo irons vegetable slicers
pudding and salad mouldspotato scoops
spirit lamps and all useful kitchen uten
sils When you are down town call at
W T Colemans store and look over his
line of novelties and silverware
Grand Lodge Session
The grand lodge of the Degree of Honor
win meec in Washington hall Omaha
Tuesday of next weekOctober 7th Mrs
M V Traver is the regular representa
tive of the McCook lodge and Mrs
Augusta Anton alternate The session
promises to be an important one
County Fair Tomorrow
As the rain has interferred with tho
county fair the management has decided
to hold over tomorrow which will bo the
best day of tho meeting if the weather
shall prove favorable If it doesnt rain
you should make the effort to be at Indi
anola tomorrow
The Dorcas Kensington
The next meeting of the Dorcas Ken
sington will be held at the home of Mrs
James Hatfield Thursday afternoon of
coming week October 9th To which
there is tho usual invitation
COURT HOUSE NEWS
SEPTEMBER MORTGAGE RECORD
Farm mortgages filed 4 5850 re
leased 11510 City filings5 2300
released 14 423803 Chattel filings
72 1421231 released 50 922350
Public Sale October 22nd
Josiah EMoore of Boxelder announces
a sale of stock farm implements and
household goods for Wednesday October
22nd commencing at ten oclock Usual
terms of sale Free lunch at noon
H H Berry auctioneer
For Sale
Horse spring wagon dray truck har
ness Will sell reasonable Inquire at
Blue Front livery barn
W H Ackerman
The Tribune is only 100 a year
Heavy Golf Walking Skirts S225 and
8325 at The Thompson D G Co
New Dressing Snnmios Rhnrfciinr Tnnrr
Kimonos Wrappers and Underskirts re
ceived at The Thompson D G Co
Mondays rainfall amounted to 55 of
an inch at this place This added to 235
inches of the previous rain places the
small grain prospect in fine shape
The celebrated Meridian Cloth is un
equalled at the price for Skirts and
Jacket Suits 56 inches wide 70c yard
5 shades The Thompson DG Co
Izzer Bed Comforts are our own make
14 yds cloth 6 Izzer Batts well tacked
and hemmed165 Silkolene ones 250
Worsted ones 250 The Thompson
D G Co
Those 35 45 and 50 buggies are
dandies and the best values ever offered
in the city The S75 rubber tired ones
are beauties Call and see them No
trouble to show them at WT Colemans
Cards are out announcing the ap
proaching marriage of MrFrank Wallace
of the telegraph force at this place and
Miss Ada Van Vranken one of Genevas
charming daughters October 8th is
the day set
No dispute could arise about the beau
ty stylefit and workmanship of Ideal
Waists They are as near perfect as
possible Our line of them is largesizes
from 32 to 44 Prices from 50c to 350
Silk ones at 350 and 450 The Thomp
son D G Co
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
The Great Majestic the Malleable
Climax Quick Meal Jewel Universal
and several other makes of ranges is
what you have to select from when you
want a range Look them over and get
prices before buying
W T Coleman
If it could unroll and unfold itself with
out assistance it might be justly rated as
a better Cotton Batt than the Izzer
Otherwise not A lady said recently
that she spent almost a forenoon trying
to open 4 Batts for which she had been
charged 15c apiece Nothing but Izzers
for her thereafter Only 10c each The
Thompson D G Cosole sellers One
price plain figures cash only
We sell American A 2 bu Seamless
Grain bags for 16c Best Carpet Warp
on spools 18c lb Best Table Oil Cloth
15c yd Best Apron Check Ginghams
5c yd Good Outings 4c to 10c yd
Mens very heavy Double Breasted Navy
blue Shirts 75c Best quality Shirt Cam
bric 4c yd Large Fur Trimmed Plush
Capes 500 6 big red or blue handker
chiefs for 25c 1000 other interesting
items The Thompson D G Co
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NUMBER 2Q
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Fine stationery and books at ConoH
Scale books for salo at The Triijunk
offico
For Rent Two heated rooms in tho
Meeker block
Go to C L DoGroff Cos for
Sorosis Skirts
A dance is announced by Rufus Harp
for October 7th
Some good values in Petticoats at CL
DeGroff Cos
Big bargains in wall nnner nfc fnrm
Bros drug store
P G Fitzgerald tho baseball player
has leased Bennetts bowling alley
Spices and flavorings strictly pure
McConnell Berry
Childrens Fleoco lined Sleeping Gar
ments 50c at Tho Thompson D G Co
If its seasonable and all right you will
find it at D C Marshs moat market
Always reliable always dopondablo
what you buy at Marshs meat markot
A lady desiring board and room in a
desirable family can securo information
at this offico
Tho shipment of beetB to tho Grand
Island factory commenced from this
point this week
For Rent Rooms down town with
or without steam heat Call at Lud
wicks furniture store
Automobiles for Girls and Misses from
350 up For Ladies from 750 up
The Thompson D G Co
Ladies desiring a copy of the WCTU
cook book can bo supplied by Mrs
Minnie Finity or Mrs S A Traver
For tho pickle season all kinds of
spices and flavorings Purest made
McConnell Berry
All the new and popular books always
in stock at less than publishers prices
McConnell Berry
Tho association will begin at onco its
dwelling home which will bo located
just south of Dr JA Gunhs residonce
ChildrensFleece lined Winter Under
wear from 5c to 45c according to size
and quality at Tho Thompson DG Co
Cards with envelopes to match for at
homes receptions etc for sale at Trib
une office Same neatly printed rea
sonable if desired
At the right price you can always get
the choicest things tho season affords at
D C Marshs meat market At the old
stand all the time
Everybody gets a bargain in our wall
paper remnant sale Como early and
get this years patterns
McConnell Berry
Wo have paint for any purpose
Paints of all grades and prices Dont
buy till you have seen us
McConnell Berry
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 High School team defeated tho
Burlingtons last Friday afternoon at
football by the decisive score of 16 to 0
Joe says that superior team work did the
business-
Kinds of meat change somewhat with
tho seasons but they never change the
quality at D C Marshs market Its
always one quality the very best tho
market affords
The McCook Cooperative Building
and Savings association will build over
on Madison just south of Dr Gunns
residence It will be a cottage 26x26
feet four rooms
No better way to buy a home than
paying for it in monthly payments The
McCook Building Association offers up
equaled inducements to borrowers in
payment of loans
Estray A bay horse came to m
premises near the south river bridge on
the 24th Owner can have same by pay
ing charges and proving ownership
Ed Roach
James Doyleone of the Willows pros
perous stockmen is having an addition
built to his dwelling and the entire build
ing raised to two stories which will
make it one of the best homes on the
creek
If you want to build or buy property
the McCook Building Association can
furnish money at reasonable rates and
easy payments No association offers
as good inducements to borrowers Call
on the secretary for information
My selection of hard and soft coal
heaters is not equalled in this part of
the state It will pay you to look at
these heaters before buying Will guar
antee price with quality
W T Coleman
The Molar Barber College Omaha
Nebr wants men to learn barber trade
steadypracticequalifiedteachersdemon
strationsetcare the advantages Com
plete outfit of tools given graduates
Board included Catalogue explaining
all mailed free
A personal letter from W G Higby
who formerly lived a couple of miles
southwest of the city but moved to Bel
videre Thayer county a few years since
states that his move has been very satis
factory in a financial way He has re
ppntlv sold his nlace at a 1200 advance
and has a fine crop in addition He
thinks of locating in Northeastern ivan
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