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Was Nebraska Murderer
The press dispatches yesterday con
tained notice of the suicide at Little
Rock Arkansas of Will Alexander af tor
he had tried to kill Kiss Irba YouDg of
that place It transpired yesterday in
Lincoln that Alexander is the man who
killed Charles Hall a gambler at Madi
son Neb on July 4 1902 and who es
caped arrest He has been wandering
about the United States since and is
reported to have come recently from
the Philinnines where he was said to
have been a member of the Forty fourth
United States volunteers
When Hall was killed the sheriff of
Madison county offered a 5400 reward
and the case wus placed by Charles
Bellangee of Omaha in the hands of C
F Evans of Lincoln Bellangee was
Halls partner and was with him in
Madison when he was killed Ho de
sired that every effort be made to find
the murderer but the search was for a
long time fruitless Detective Evans
said yesterday that word had been re
ceived that Alexander was back
again in his old home in Little Bock and
a man had been sent to watch him from
St Louis but the suicide prevented an
arrest and prosecution in Nebraska
Alexanders crime was most- brutal
He walked into the gambling room of a
saloon in Madison ordered the seven
men inside to throw up their hands and
when Hall resisted ho shot him emptied
his pockets and left after giving the
prostrate body a vicious kick He was
able to escape without difficulty Or
ders were secured from the postoffice
authorities to intercept his mail his
name being known and letters -were
found showing him to have lived for a
long time in San Francisco and also in
Cheyenne Wyoming He had evidently
been in a number of deals and was a
member of a gang as the letters refer to
deals in which money was divided with
out particulars being given
The dead man was the son of a re
spectable farmer and had paid a great
deal of attention to Miss Young some
years back He had left her and one of
the letters in the officers possession is
from her trying to make up with him
It followed him from San Francisco to
Madison by way of Cheyenne She
married another man out of spite and he
married a woman in Lonoake but both
were afterwards divorced The cause of
his suicide is not yet fully known
Lincoln Journal of last Thursday
Charles Hall above referred to will
be remembered as a barber in M R
Bates suop here for a while before he
was murdered
Hammer and Saw and Trowel
G C Boatman clerk of the district
court has this week insured himself
and wife additional comfort by having a
large porch built to the front of their
Marshall street home
L W Stayner has extended his resi
dence southward and increased the
porch convenience and comfort of his
Madison street abode
E P Huber has purchased the Engi
neer B J Sharkey dwelling on corner of
Monroe and Douglass streets
The addition to William Lewis dwelling-house
is progressing this week
The Catholic church society of our
city has employed Fisher Lawrie of
Omaha to prepare plans for their new
church They will be ready to receive
bids May 1st
H C Clapps new dwelling house is
rapidly assuming shape and proportions
over on Madison street this week
The foundation for the new Baptist
parsonage is completed and the frame
work is going up
Elder G H Smith has rock on the
ground for his new residence corner of
Manchester and Douglass and the water
connection has been made with the city
mains
Artz Delhunty
The following brief account of the
marriage of two well known former Mc
Cook people is clipped from Sundays
Lincoln State Journal
Jacob H Artz of Hot Springs Ark
and Mrs Mary McGrath Delhunty of
McCook Nebraska were married at St
Louis April 13 They will travel
through Virginia and Tennessee and
later make their home at Hot Springs
160 Acres
145 acres fenced 15 acres plowed large
sod house frame stable granery crib
hen house shed lot good well and
windmill 8 miles to McCook for 700
cash See William Coleman
Ten yards fine cambric muslin for 63c
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Seo that string
Waites All sizes
of lawn mowers at
Prices from 83 up
J3ix sets of carpenters are now em
ployed in the city and have more work
than they can do
The Grande Chre met with Miss Bessie
Bosworth last Friday evening in fancy
dress costume All report a good time
Their costumes were certainly immense
George E Mick formerly employed in
Custers barber shop in our city and
Mrs Cora A Hendershot of Indianola
were recently married in Redlands
California Their home will be in San
Bernardino
A carload of Russians was scheduled
to leave Lincoln today for Western
Nebraska points over the Burlington
but it was understood last night that
the movement had been postponed until
April 28 Of the sixty one people to be
moved Lincoln will contribute forty
nine Sutton seven and Hastings five
Forty will go to Redwillow while the
others will go to Culbertson McCook
and Cambridge Tuesdays Journal
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House Cleaning Time
Let us sell you your ammonia
borax furniture polish moth-
balls camphor and other drugs
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TWENTY FIRST YEAR
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs Alice Cunningham is visiting in
the city
Elbert Berry was in Hastings early
days of week
Mns S E Solomon of Culbertson was
a shopper yesterday
Miss Minnie Stine loft for Loveland
Colorado Tuesday night
Daniel Lehn of Indianola visited his
son Charles here midweek
A C Paulson fireman resigned has
returned to Republican City
Mrs C E Pope was a guest of Mrs
W P Hall Holdrege Sunday
Mrs P F McKenna is in Denver
this week for a few days visit
Mrs C F Babcock entertained the
Au Fails Wednesday afternoon
Miss Florence Purvis came down
from Denver on 2 Monday morning
Miss Jessie A Johnson arrived in the
city on 5 Tuesday evening on a visit
Miss Lizzie McAdams returned to
PuebloColorado fore part of the week
Miss Julia Sly departed on last Fri
day night for Spokane Wash on a
visit
C A Leach visited George in Denver
first of weok going up on No 3 Tuesday
night
Editor Wiseley of Culbertson was in
the city on business yesterday between
trains
Mrs E Lawrence is up from Red
Cloud visiting her children in this
county
Mrs Alex Smith and Mrs Gruver of
Hayes county were shopping visitors
Tuesday
Mrs J E Sanborn is up from Hast
ings visiting her daughter Mrs Watson
this week
Mrs Vitella Jackson Crose is in
the city guest of her cousin E J Mitch
ell of the Republican
F E Seeley of the McCook Imperial
R P O was in Lincoln Saturday
taking an examination
Mrs William McCallum and Miss
Angie Quick of Indianola were city
shoppers Saturday last
Mrs Ed Reed and son went up to
Colorado on No 3 last Friday night on
a visit of two or three days
Mrs Vina Wood departed Wednes
day night for Hamburg Iowa on a
visit to her father and brother
Mrs O R Amick was up from Hast
ings over Sunday visiting relatives re-
turning home on 6 Sunday night
Mrs H P Sutton went in to Omaha
Wednesday night on No 6 on a short
visit to relatives in the metropolis
Mrs Emma Dixon and Mr and Mrs
Knud Stangland went up to Denver on
13 Tuesday to visit relatives briefly
Alvin Rowland arrived from Ohio
close of last week and yill remain with
his brother G H during the summer
Mrs John Shepherd is absent in
Colorado visiting Miss Delon in Denver
and Mrs I N Biggs in Idaho Springs
Mr and Mrs W H Allen and
Captain King were among the Indianola
visitors in the county capital Saturday
last
Mrs S A Miller has been sum
moned from Limon Colorado by the
continued illness of her brother Maurice
Heafy
Roy Miller formerly of this place
has been in a Denver hospital for past
two weeks for treatment for inflamma
tory rheumatism
Mrs V M Crommett of Beaver City
has been in McCook this week called
either by the illness of her daughter
Mrs F F Neubauer
Mr and Mrs A C Marsh departed
on 12 Tuesday morning for Kenton
Ohio where they will visit during the
coming three or four months
Private Secretary Merwin has been
over from Beaver City part of the week
operating the congressional seed store
and attending to his customary official
duties
Mr and Mrs J G Schobel visited
Denver relatives close of last week the
latter going up on Friday night the
former on Saturday They returned
home Sunday night
Mr and Mrs R C Drath of Hern
don Kansas were in the city Monday
and Tuesday guests of her brother Louis
Suess He is one of the proprietors of
the flour mill at Herndon
Mrs H J Pratt left on Monday
last for a few weeks visit to her grand
parents in Los Angeles California Dr
Pratt received a telegram Thursday
announcing her safe arrival
Supt G H Thomas of the public
schools was in Lincoln Saturday and
on the evening of the same day spoke
before the Delta Tau Delta- Greek letter
fraternity on Deltaismon the Frontier
Albert McMillen was a Culbertson
visitor Monday between trains He
reports great activity in the country
round about Culbertson in the prepara
tions for sugar beet planting the acre
age of which is now placed at 1800
Congressman Norris is spending the
week at Grand Island and Wood River
On the 25 tb he will join President
Roosevelt and accompany the presiden
tial party during its sojourn in the
Fifth district He will return home on
Tuesday the 28th
John F Cordeal has been assigned
the work of preparing a digest of the
Federal and United States Supreme
court reports for the West Furnishing
house of Chicago The task is a prodi
gious one as well as being very technical
and will require a years time for its
completion
Miss Irma G Allen represented the
Nebraska Childrens Home society here
early in the week She arrived from
Omaha last night again bringing
an Indian baby which sh8 took up the
Imperial line this morning to be
adopted into a home in that place This
is the first Indian babe that has come
under the care of the association
Longer Passenger Engine Runs
By a now arrangement which went
into effect yesterday Burlington engine
crews running on the fast trains be
tween Lincoln and McCook will here
after run through instead of changing
at Hastings Last summer the engines
were sent through and the test of the
engines was entirely satisfactory It
was thought then that it might be
better to run the crews through as it
was believed that the last half of the
trip could be better made by the engi
neer who had run the engine than by a
new man to the rngine taking it after it
had made a performance of a hundred
miles or more This summer when the
new longer run schedule was arranged
it was decided to send the engineers
through The first trips were made
yesterday
By the new schedule the engineers
will earn 200 per montf 1 average
Where they formerly received 740 for
the trip to Hastings and return they
will now get S1550 for the trip to Mc
Cook and back
Seven enginemen have been chosen to
make this run and all of them will live
in Lincoln Four of the men named
live in the city now and the other three
will be brought from McCook F D
Palmer J F Duffy W N McLennan
and H L Beatty of Lincoln and Barney
Sharkey George Conners and Fred
Hawksworth from McCook are the men
chosen
The enginemen are not in the least
displeased by this arrangement and they
think they will like it well Tuesdays
Journal
A Few FactsMore Later
A few facts have been made known
known about the McCook Junior nor
mal The normal will be opened in the
McCook high school building June 8th
and close August 14th The course will
closely resemble the junior course at the
state normal school There will be five
instructors with City Supt Thomas of
ivicuook as conductor it win do a
state school and the tuition will be free
It will bo one of the five similar schools
in tho state It is expected that the
attendance will exceed two hundred
Those eligible must be able to do at least
eighth grade work in the city schools
A Great Church Reception
The members of the Baptist church
gave Pastor Betts and family a rousing
hearty reception Tuesday evening at
the parsonage just to become acquainted
you know There were present about
150 members and friends of tho church
and it is stated without mental reserva
tion by those present that they never
had a more thoroughly enjoyable time
in their lives on such an occasion A
banquet was spread and tho affair was
in every respect made genuinely hearty
and whole souled
A 0 U W and D of H Contest
The members of the Degree of Honor
and Workman lodges of the city are
drilling for a contest a team drill be
tween the organizations in the two
lodges The competitive drill will take
place in the opera house on the evening
of April 28th and will no doubt cause
deep interest and enthusiasm among the
membership A prize will be awarded
Refreshments will be served at the nom
inal price of ten cents a plate Only
members invited
Hugh W Cole a Director
The Prophetstown 111 Spike of April
18th announces the organization in
Sterling 111 April 10th of The Rock
River Traction Co with a capital stock
of 200000 for the purpose of construct
ing an electric railroad from Rock Falls
through Prophetstown Geneseo and to
Rock Island a distance of about 50 miles
with offices in Rock Falls and Prophets
town Hugh W Cole formerly of our
city is a director elect of the company
for two years
Big Show
Next Tuesday and Wednesday April
28th and 29th in the Stern building
second door south of the postoihce
On the above dates we will have our
entire line of wall paper on exhibition
and would be pleased to have you call
and inspect it It would afford us
pleasure to show you and will put you
under no obligation whatever to buy
Dont forget the time and place
L W McConnell
A Butchering Difference
is the difference between our way and
other ways the difference between good
meat and poor meat and our customers
gain by the difference in methods We
are careful in selecting and killing our
meats and in selling aim to please our
patrons Marsh Meat Market
At Wilcox Sons Store
A carload of fancy potatoes Bliss
Early Triumph and Early Ohio just re
ceived at our store Get your order in
promptly These are a fine article at a
very reasonable price 50 cents a bushel
Arbor Day Observances
The exercises by the public school
children and the closing of the banks
marked the only observance of Arbor
day in McCook Wednesday
Ruffled muslin and bobinet curtains
nottingham lace curtains rope and
tapestry portieres just received at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Fine stationery is found at Cone Bros
Buy your wall paper of Cone Bros and
get two blue stamps with each 10 cents
Lost Two new shirtwaists Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at
J G Stokes grocery store
New lace yoke collars 40c to S125 just
received at The Thompson Dry Goods
You had better leave a standing
order for butter at
The Bee Hive
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Jacol Keim is a now boilerwashor
C Foolinger is a new painter helper
Brakeman F F Neubauer is ailing
this weok
Hans Olson has gone to Holbrook to
farm this season
George Schramer is a new machinist
helper this week
F M Disbrow is a new boilormaker
helper this week
D W Forree machinist helper ro
signed first of tho week
W H Decker late machinist helper
has gone to Arapahoe to run a haypross
Engine 228 is in the round house for
finishing touches after an overhauling
R D Smith S M P of Lincoln was
in- this city Wednesday and Thursday
F Matchett of the machine shop was
on the relief with a sore foot first of the
week
G R Burgedorff is a new car repairer
this week
A R illis aqd James Colvin are new
painters this week
Operator Harry Jandebeur of Nor
catur Kansas visited Alma friends last
Friday
E S Cole machinist apprentice is on
the sick list and is visiting his parents
at Oxford
George Meyer of the paint gang has
been transferred to the machine shop as
an apprentice
Frank Henderson has gone on freight
and Frank Laughlin is on with Conduc
tor Carmoney
James Burton machinist apprentice
who has been on the sick list has re
turned to work
Blacksmith and Mrs Ed McKenzie
arrived home last Friday night from a
visit with Alliance friends
Fireman W A Lauby who has been
on the relief for three weeks nast re
turned to work Wednesday
C A Marooney ex fireman departed
on No 3 Monday evening for Denver
where he expects to get work
Fireman F Z Zajicek has moved nis
family up from Oxford whence he was
recently transferred to McCook
Joy Selby of the blacksmith force was
visiting in Plattsmouth over Sunday
returning Monday evening on No
Conductor S E Callen has been
transferred back to the Western division
and will soon be located in McCook
again
Mr and Mrs J B W Irwin were
Omaha visitors last week going on No
6K Friday and coming home on No 3
Sunday
Arthur Colfer visited his brother
Frank of Creighton university Omaha
over Sunday returning home Monday
night on 3
Andrew Barnes visited his parents in
Alma from Friday of last week until
Sunday evening when he returned to
his work here
Foreman C A Ward of the carpenter
shop was the guest of Foreman Dan
Lucas of the boilermaking department
Havelock close of last week
Conductor George Willetts Jr rep
resented McCook lodge No 135 A F
A M at the grand lodge meeting in
Omaha Thursday of this week going
down on No 2
L P Forsman of the blacksmith
force is visiting near Kearney and it is
understood that when he returns he will
not be alone in other words he will
have a better half
Thomas OPry has returned from Tex
as and will go to work in the machine
shop He will probably take the brass
lathe and John Schmidt the tool work
Another machinist accompanied OPry
Ed Highland for a number of years a
resident of Red Cloud and at one time
roadmaster on the Burlington has been
chosen to succeed Melvin Edwards as
chief deputy United States marshal of
Colorado
Fred Briggs A F Fitt and Jay H
Snyder are the firemen whose head
quarters are in Lincoln under and by
reason of the change of running through
trains from Lincoln to McCook inaug
urated on Monday
The following men have been trans
ferred to the Northern division and will
run out of Lincoln in the future Engi
neers B J Sharkey F W Hawksworth
and George Conner and Firemen J H
Snyder B F Briggs I L Rodstrom
Railroad Contractor Peter Edson has
this week completed grading a new
yard track running north from the
Holdrege depot There is talk of mov
ing the old freight house to the east end
of the yard and of grading the old loca
tion and converting the same into a lawn
Engine 382 a Dl has been converted
from a hog into a G4 or switch engine
and will soon be ready for service in
Denver where a heavy switch engine is
needed to handle the Colorado Fuel
Cos cars The frame has been short
ened and the number of drivers reduced
from 10 to 6 Other hogs will in duo
time undergo a similar transformation
This will give the company some pow
erful switch engines
SXS
A Vision of Beauty
We would be pleased to have
every housewife in the county
come and examine our spring stock
of wall paper while the assortment
is complete We have striven to
find as many novelties as possible
The result is a stock that is well
worth seeing for seeings sake It
includes the new things Floral
Designs Tapestries Silks Bur
lap Effects etc The entire stock
is now on exhibition The earlier
you come the more you will see
Li w MCUONNELL
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 24 1903
Wolloped the Medicine Boys
The High School boys put on their
war paint Saturday morning and re
pairing to tho shores of tho classic
ivieuicmo creek procoeded to givo tho
Cambridge high school boys an enthu
siastic exhibition of tho national game
The scoro was 10 to 6 in favor of our
scholastics About a carload of teach
ers pupils and others accompanied tho
winners and gave them the necessary
support and encouragomont during the
strenuous contest It was a great day
for tho boys in whito sweaters who re
turned homo on 5 same ovoning in fine
fettle
Earned runs McCook
2
Cambridge
Two base hits McCook 3 Travers
Thomson and Burnott
Home runs McCook 1 Dve
Struck out Dye 4 Burnett 5 Sharp
3 Riogur2
The return game will bo played on the
McCook grounds Saturday afternoon of
next week commencing at 230 oclock
Admission 10 and 25 cents
Tho McCook high school and tho shop
boys will play a game next Saturday
afternoon
2000 Given Away
Read the offer made by W T Colo
man in connection with sales of the
Great Majestic Range Announcement
win bo found on last page of The
Tribune this issue Dont miss this
unprecedented offer S2000 absolutely
given away to purchasers of tho greatest
and best of ranges made
We Are Ready to Show You
tho latest in wall papers Will be
pleased to show you our papers whether
you buy or not Look elsewhere and
then come in and compare qualities and
prices Yours for business
A McMillen
Who Drew The Chair
Ticket No 2G14 is tho winner of the
chair at the drawing at J A Wilcox
Sons store Who is the lucky holder of
tho winning ticket Please present tho
same at the store promptly
The makers of F C corsets leave
their case entirely with you After four
weeks actual wear you ma return the
corset if dissatisfied and receive back
your money Full lino gauze corsets
and girdles just received including
gauze corset waists and gauze nursing
corsets in various lengths of waists 3nc
to 100 Sold only by The Thompson
Dry Goods Co
Mrs Vitella Jackson Croso an ar
tist from Denver will be in the city a
short time and would liko to organize
classes in oil water color and pyrog
raphy burnt wood Ladies interested
are invited to call at the residence of
Mrs E J Mitchell first door north of
the postoffice building Mrs Crose has
a choice collection of her work on ex
hibition
A large company of Russians arrived
in the city Tuesday night to work at
Redwillow McCook Culbertson and
other points in this part of the state in
the beet fields A goodly portion of
them go to Redwillow where John F
Helm and William Byfield have been
preparing quarters for them
The Rev W S Morlan of McCook
who is in the city visiting friends called
upon Governor Mickey Tuesday morn
ing Mr Morlan is a candidate for the
position of chaplain on the governors
staff Lincoln Star Tuesday
The Nebraska Childrens Home Society
has several boy babies one girl baby
and children from 6 to 12 years of age to
place in good homes Do you want one
of them Make inquiry of Albert Mc
Millen at the drug store
McCook has not in years witnessed
greater activity in building operations
than is now to be seen all over the resi
dence part of the city Numerous addi
tions and improvements are also notice
able
For Sale Cooking stove book case
china closet bed room suites and many
other articles of household furniture
Call at residence
Mrs B J Sharkey
The ladies of the Catholic society will
give a sociable cards and refreshments
at the home of Mrs Kendlen next
Monday evening Everybody welcome
It will cost you only 15 cents
Wilcox Hileman shipped a carload
of hogs from Redwillow to Denver
Monday They were purchased from
the Boge Bros of near the North Star
school house
The Tribunes advertisers are insist
ing these days upon doing considerable
of the editing of the paper And its
with the consent of the publisher
Wednesday T J Smith disposed of
his restaurant business to JHStephens
who is now in charge at the old stand on
lower Main avenue
Dorcas Kensington by Mrs J E Kel
ley and Mrs Albert Barnett at the home
of the former Friday afternoon of next
week
Dainty styles in muslin corset covers
drawers night gowns and skirts just
received at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
Dont miss putting on a room or two
of the red or blue ingrain wall paper with
the bird border Cone Bros keep it
The electric light people replaced their
old and damaged ones with new smoke
stacks Tuesday
Ferris waists for children misses and
women at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
Best carpet warp on spools 18c and 20c
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Best table oil cloth 15c per yard at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
You can buy at Cone Bros
NUMBER 49
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Get your garden hose of F D Burgess
Seo thoso onamol lined refrigerators at
Waites
May 20th
McCook
is Blind Boones date
sprinklers
at Colemans
in
Indian clubs and dumb bolls at W T
Colemans
Seo tho largo lino of now hammocks at
Cono Bros
Two days only noxt Tuosday and
Wednesday
Rubber hose
pairs
nozzles
When you want wall paper or a papor
hanger see Cono Bros
Best grade of garden hoso at vory low
prices at F D Burgess
Only ono best paint the Heath
Milligan Sold by Cono Bros
n P Waito will sell you tho best
grade hose at tho lowest figure
iuoro sun bonnets just recoived
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Pearl hearts in sots and solitaire
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
at
at
Job lot of ladies shoes worth 225 and
250 Special prico 8129 DeGroff
Residence For Sale Tn South Mc
Cook on easy terms Nick Snyder
Girl Wanted For general house
work Ellis Ford 511 N Madison
Ten yards fino half bleachleS muslin
47c at Tho Thompson Dry Goods Cos
II P Waito has a full lino of Alaska
rofrigorators and Jewel gasolino stoves
Tho best lino of fancy toilet prepara
tions and perfumes in tho city at Cono
Bros
American A 2 bushel seamless grain
bags lCoc at Tho Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
Goodrich Rubber Co make the best
garden hoso All guaranteed by F D
Burgess
Try McMillons sarsaparilla for tho
blood Money refunded if not sat
isfactory
Elegant embroidered turnover collars
in fruit and other designs at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos
Tho Jewel is the most economical and
most durable of all tho gasolino stoves
For sale by H P Waite
If you wish a good mixed paint get
the Lincoln Guaranteed for three
years Sold only by A McMillen
Residence
and two lots
von Sale 7 room house
Price 81200
Mrs W M Irwin
Does this warm weather remind vou
of tho need of a refrigerator or an ice
cream freezer All kinds at W T
Colemans
Don McCarty jointer and paper
hanger Shop under Kennedys cigar
store Patronage solicited and work
guaranteed
Your meat bill should bo one you are
glad to pay Marsh aims to treat his
customers so well that they liko to
spend their money in his market
82500 invested will start you in a good
paying business 15 to 25 a week
easily made Particulars on request
D C Miller Hastings Nebraska
The Dorcas society of tho Congrega
tional church has for sale down pillows
at the parsonage and Boss carpet beaters
at the home of Mrs A P Thomson
Free show next Tuesday and Wednes
day second door south of postoffice
Everybody invited
L W McConnell
What the
goes rney
people say who use them
ought to know They do
Their verdict is that the Empire cream
separator has no superior in the market
The only trouble Coleman is having
these days is to get enough of those
Ocean Wave washing machines from the
factory to meet the demand for them
They are very satisfactory to all who use
them
Whatever the market offers in season
you will find it at Marshs meat market
and the price is always right You will
receive prompt service and courteous
treatment in the bargain which is
always due you
Large and small pearl trimming but
tons lace medallions applique headings
beading insertings lace and embroidery
allovers ball and fringe pendants braid
and other trimmings at The Thompson
Drv Goods Cos
Dont strain at a gnat and swallow a
camel Dont kick on paying ten per
cent a year to the money Ioaner and
smilingly pay the range peddlers fifty
per cent per annum You cant afford
it You can do better
Paul Anton at the B M meat mar
ket is putting on the block hi3 own
corn fed beees You know that means
the very best meat obtainable Its Pauls
idea that there is no meat on earth too
good for his trade and he feeds his own
cattle to secure the best corn fed pro
duct
Good Materials
Good grinding good mixing and
good methods make the Sherwin
Williams Paint the best in the
world S W P means greatest
satisfaction and economy in paint
ing All kinds of paints for all
kinds of purposes
L W McConnell