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Some New Jimhlll Policies
Among the now policies of tho Bur
lington it ifl stated that tho student
idoa will not obtain in tho future in the
making ol agents but that tho company
will go on the market for its materiul to
fill its wants in that department In
general the idea is to secure tho best
and most satisfactory service inasmuch
as tho company is paying among tho
highest wages of any railroad in Amer
ica operating under similar circumstances
and conditions
The Jimhill idea seems to bo to pay
for good service and then to Absolutely
demand tho service paid for and failure
to come to tho standard of excellence
to make good in actual performance in
every branch of the service may be ex
pected to moan falling out of tho service
to mako room for those who can meet
tho constantly increasing demand for
bettor and more highly qualified men
Not long since The Tribune called
attention to tho claim made officially
that tho increased size power and more
complicated nature of the more modern
and recent equipment of the leading
railroads of America called for better
qualified men and that tho men were not
keeping up with the requirements of the
better equipment
It should not bo overlooked by the
railroad man of tho day and of the mor
row as well that tho demand is for bettor
qualifications in all departments and
tho men who study and improve and
keep up with tho procession who dont
lag in the march of progress will be the
successful railroad employes of tho
times All others may expect sooner or
later to fall out of tho ranks
Is This Another Club
A rumor is current in railroad circles
that an extension will be made of the
Burlington spur to Burwell almost di
rectly through Garfield Holt and Boyd
counties into South Dakota terminating
at Bonesteel This line would in a
measure parallel tho Northwestern but
at a great distance the larger part of the
way Tho Burlington officials at Omaha
havo denied that surveyors are in tho
iiold Persistent stories however about
the companys intention to build are
heard
The suspicion has been voiced that tho
talk about this extension was started for
effect The building of a line from Bur
well to Bonesteel would give the Bur
lington a line competing with the North
western for tho business in the Rosebud
reservation when it is opened The story
that the Omaha Lincoln Beatrice in
torurban scheme is a Northwestern deal
to beheld as a club over tho Burlington
to prevent the building of the Ashland
Sioux City extension while not strenu
ously denied is said to be untrue The
Burwell extension might prove an effect
ive club in the hands of tho Burlington
Railroad men believe that if the two
roads ever make another territorial agree
ment that agreement will include per
mission to the Burlington to construct
tfie Sioux City line if that line is not
constructed before the agreement is
made Lincoln Journal
A Farewell Party
Saturday evening last about 50 friends
gathered at the farm home of Mrs
Paulena Phillippi 4J 6 miles southeast
of town to a farewell party given in
honor of her daughter Miss Tillie who
will soon depart for Salt Lake City
Utah with her aunt and uncle Mr and
Mrs Joseph Spotts who are going there
to live The evening was most joyfully
spent in playing games and music was
furnished by Mrs Ray Vahue and Mrs
W Robinson accompanied on the violin
by Mr Edwin Phillippi and on the base
viol by Mr Henry Rogers after which
a bountiful supper was served At a
late hour the guests departed wishing
Miss Tillie a pleasant journey and hop
ing she would not mak eher visit a last
ing one Communicated
Boys Do You Want a Watch
The Lincoln Daily Star desires to give
awayf ree to tho boys of Nebraska 1000
new watches first class time keepers
stem wind and stem set You dont
have to pay any money to get one of
these watches Send us your name and
address and we will mail you the full
particulars This is a splendid chance
for the boys to get a watch free and we
would like to hear from all of them
Address Watch Department Daily
Star Lincoln Neb
Cows Choked to Death
James Ferrier and others about Cul
bertsonhave had a number of cows choke
to death while oating sugar beets If
they had had one of W T Colemans
sugar beet cutters it wouldnt have hap
pened A word to the wise is sufficient
Greyhound Lost
White strap around neck when lost
Liberal reward for recovery
It J F Helm Red Willow
The Western Mutual Life and Acci
dent Association of Lincoln Nebraska
has organized an advisory board com
posed of F A Pennell J HBennett
Dr S C Beach C H Boyle and R A
Green and are ready to insure you
against accident or sickness
R A Green Local Agent
Handkerchief squares and fine maline
laces in matched sets of edging and in
serting just received at The Thompson
Dry Goods Cos
The wind and weather cant do any
harm to your complexion that McCon
nells Fragrant Lotion wont undo
Price 25 cents
The new large shaped flat fur muffs are
to be found at Tho Thompson Dry Goods
Cos in black and sable
Do you need a lamp chimney wick
or burner extras for bracket lamps We
have them at the Bee nive
Squirrel muffs and scarfs to match at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Smoke a Bachelor cigar and you will
have no other
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
W D Beyeee is down from Bertrand
on business
Rev M B Carman was a Culbortson
visitor Monday
Miss Clara LeIIew left on 12 this
morning for Graud Island
Mus Sarah McCaiil is up from Lin
6oln for tho Thanksgiving holidays
Supt Thomas is spending Thanksgiv
ing vacation in Harvard and Lincoln
Art Thomas left Sunday for Califor
nia whero ho expects to spend tho win
tor
Miss Ella Fry of Atlanta Neb is
visiting Mrs M G Stephenson this
week
Mrs J F Forbes and tho children
spent Thanksgiving with her parents in
Arapahoe
Mrs George Martin was called to
Hastings Tuesday by the serious illness
of her aged father
Mr and Mhs J G Schobel and
Margery enjoyed Thanksgiving with her
parents in Minden
Roy F Smith came down from Den
ver to enjoy his Thanksgiving dinner
with tho homefolks
J S LeHew who is on the Federal
jury is home from Omaha for over tho
Thanksgiving holiday
Miss Millie Slaby and Miss Daisy
Skeels are up from Republican City
guests of V H Sollidey
Mrs Imogene Gray has had a fine
brick walk laid in front of her Madison
street residence property
Mrs F M Kimmell and Schell went
down to Fairmont this morning on a
short visit to the Magees
Miss Margaret Evans has gone to
Salt Lake City Utah expecting to
spend tho winter with an aunt
Mr and Mrs W M Stoner who
have been visiting at Weeping Water
for a week returned home Tuesday
Mr and Mrs J G Selby went up
to Wauneta Monday morning to be ab
sent over Thanksgiving visiting rela
tives
C B Sawyer was in Lincoln Thurs
day to act as McCooks representative
in helping count the votes in the Star
contest
Rev G W Mitchell of the Franklin
academy was in the city part of the
week while up tho valley on business of
the school and church
L H Blackledge the Red Cloud
lawyer was partially visible in the city
Saturday behind a becoming pair of
blond whiskers and an expiring bit of
the veed
John J Osburn of Osburn postoffice
Frontier county The Tribune is pained
to learn is seriously ill with an ob
struction of the bowels His condition
is regarded as grave
Mrs J A Gunn and Miss Nellie left
Tuesday for their home in Des Moines
Iowa after a very pleasant visit of a
few weeks here in their former home
among old friends
Miss Clara LeHew is home from
Grand Island on a visit to the family
The Tribune changed her given name
to Laura last week and credited her to
Michigan by mistake
Mrs Frank Carruth and Mrs Emma
Dixon are spending a few days in the
city on their way home from visiting
their sister Mrs A B Todd in Platts
mouth over Thanksgiving They will
leave for Denver Sunday
John F Cordeal served Judge Orr
as court reporter first of the week dur
ing the short session of district court
for Dundy county in Benkelman Re
porter John Stevens being incapacitated
temporarily by an attack of rheumatism
Miss Maud Cordeal entertained the
Awl Os on Tuesday evening the
regular- fortnightly convocation at
which time the following officers were
elected President Miss Maud Cor
deal Vice President Miss Olive Ritten
house Secretary Miss Nellie Smith
3000 IN CASH 3000
To be Given to the Churches of Mc
Cook on Christmas Day 1903
Church receiving largest No votes 2000
Church receiving next largest No votes 10C0
Awards to be made under following
conditions
With every purchase made at our
store we issue a Cash Register Check
indicating the amount purchased
Each 25 cent purchase represents
one vote
All the churches of the city are eli
gible
These awards will be made only on
purchases made between Dec 1st and
Dec 25th up to noon of latter date
Checks should be turned in to mem
ber of committee representing church
you wish to vote for
Votes to be counted on Fridays
Dec 11th 18th 25th by a committee
composed of one member appointed
by each church And no checks will
be counted that were issued previous
to date of last count
Votes will be counted for each
church according to the sum of the
various purchases represented
L W McConnell
Guaranteed Not to Tarnish
Argentine ware nickel and silver is
absolutely guaranteed to not tarnish
W T Coleman has a large and fine as
sortment Jfceasets soup toureens bon
bon dishes trays nut bowls etc
Ladies black ribbed union suits at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Mens angora fleeced pelt coats at the
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
No 13 for aches and pains at McCon
riells drug store
The original Bachelor now sold
for 5 pents
Everybodysmokes Bachelor cigars
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1030 a m
Sunday school 230 p m Every Sun
day J J Loughran Pastor
Christian Science Services in the
Christian church Sunday afternoon at
3 Next Suudays sermon lesson sub
ject God the only cause and Creator
Christian Sunday school at 10 a m
Preaching by J R Parker at 11 a m
and 8 p m Morning subject Tho
Sin of Meroz Eveningsubject Egypt
in History and Prophecy The even
ing sermon will be especially interesting
to all students of present political events
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in
tho month Sunday school at ten oclock
a m Morning prayer at 11 and evening-prayer
and sermon at 8 Tho third
Sunday in the month Holy Communion
at 7 30 a m All are welcome
K R Earle Rector
Baptist Preaching at 11 a m and
745 p m Bible school 10 a m B Y
P U 745 p m Junior society 3 p m
Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday
745 p m Sermon topic for Sundav
evening Tho Son of Thunder If
you have no church home worship with
us Our pulpit stands for a rational
practical Christianity Come with us
and we will do thee good Excellent
music All welcome C R Betts
Pastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10 a
m Davids Charge to Solomon 1
Chron 281 10 Sermon at 11 a m
Junior League 3 p m Epworth Lea
guo at 7 p m topic The Use of
Prayer Luke 10 2 Ileb 4 16 Jas 4
8 Col 19 D S Hamsher leader
These meetings are very interesting
Sermon at 745 p m The best of music
Come thou with us and we will do
thee good The Epworth League will
give a free social at the parsonage on
Friday night December 4 Music
recitations and a good social time will
be had Refreshments will be served
Everybody invited especially the young
people of the city Come and havo a
good time M B Carman Pastor
The ministerial association will meet
in Trenton on Monday November 30th
Rev A G Axtell pastor of tho Con
gregational church at Trenton was a
brief business visitor Tuesday evening
Ex Postmaster Weds
Mr E J Scott prominent in the affairs of
Sherman county for many years a membor of
tho firm of Donly Scott and Miss Gay Fender
were married at tho homo of the brides parents
W miles north of Goodland Sunday November
15 Rev George Scott of McCook Neb father
of the groom ofliciatiug Tito ceremony was
performed at high noon after which a wedding
dinner was served Only tho immediate mem
bers of tho family were present except Mr and
Mrs Warren Middleton of Kanorado and Miss
Corine Douglass Mrs Middloton was formerly
Miss Lillio Fender Miss Douglass is a girj
friend of tho bride
Since retiring from tho postmastership of
Goodland which position Mr Scott held for
years under tho McKinley administration he has
been associated with E E Donly in tho mercan
tile business
Mr Scott served 2 terms as county clerk be
ing in office from 1889 to 1893 From this place
of public trust ho entered into tho coal and feed
business selling his business interests to H F
Whoatley upon his appointment to tho post
office Mr Scott has always wielded large
political influence in tho politics of tho county
and is a leader in tho councils of his party
He came to Voltairo township this county
from Nebraska in 1SS5 settling upon a claim and
subsequently engaging in the newspaper busi
iness in the town of Voltaire
The Fender family came to Sherman county
from Illinois in 1SS6 and have lived on their
present farm north of Goodland ever since
Miss Fender is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A
Fender and is well and favorably known to a
large number of friends and acquaintances
Goodland Kansas News
Thanksgiving Services
Union Thanksgiving services were held
in the Methodist church Rev Betts of
the Baptist church delivering the ser
mon before a fair sized audience The
sermon was an appropriate and able ef
fort Music was furnished by a union
choir in an acceptable manner The
service was a fitting one and should have
crowded the house Rev Parker of the
Christian Church and Rev Carman of the
Methodist church also took part in the
programme
Thanksgiving services were also held
by Rector Earle in the Episcopal chapel
chapel of an interesting sort
Bailey Long Wedding
Tuesday noon at the home of Mr and
Mrs William Long of our city Elder H
H Berry united in marriage Joseph
Bailey of Hayes county and Miss Flor
ence Ellis of Cambridge Furnas county
There were a few invited guests present
and the occasion was a happy one The
groom and the Longs are oldtime Hayes
county friends The newly married
couple have the best wishes of many
friends for their happiness and prosper
ity
Grinding Your Teeth
on tough beefsteak is certainly annoy
ing but have you tried ours Our
meats are selected by careful and com
petent judges of quality and we use
every effort to furnish none but fresh
tender and nutritious meats for our
trade This is the way it is at Marshs
meat market all the time
The celebrated F C corsets for
sale only by the Thompson Dry Goods
Cos Money back after four weeks
wear if dissatisfied
Remember that we have a sure cure
for the blues McConnells Health
Granules Forty granules 25 cents
Dress skirts and street skirts to meas
ure from 250 up at the Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Say did you ever try a Bachelor
cigar They are now sold for 5c
Home made bed comforts
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Engineer II L Donovan has resigned
from the service
Dan Lucas is up from Ilavelockon his
annual Thanksgiving hunt
Tho Burlington is now doing tho heav
iest business in its history
Don McCarty and Henry Honcklo are
now men in tho train servico this week
Switchman J II Frankenfield and
wife of Oxford are east on a visit of ten
days
Robert Nichols of tho Oxford St
Francis lino is away on a vacation to be
married
Brakeman R M Douglass was this
morning elevated to tho position of ox
tra conductor
Conductor and Mrs A G Bump are
visiting relatives in St Joe during the
Thanksgiving holidays
Conductor and Mrs Ed Beyrer were
down from Denver to spend Thanksgiv
ing with McCook relatives
A F Moore formerly of our citybut
of late of Warren Ohio has returned to
Nebraska making Lincoln his home
The Lake Shore railroad will issue an
order January 1 forbidding employes to
use intoxicants in any form while either
on or off duty Disobedience to tho or
der will cause dismissal
The sick list this week is a yard long
G E MeBride J F Utter George
Martin G E Denton Wilber Fisk W
W Prall F A Stark Edgar Smith
Conductor M O McClure has resigned
from the railroad service and will enter
the employ of W C Bullard in the local
lumber yardsucceeding George B Berry
who becomes deputy county clerk
Clifford C Brown is a new addition to
the trainmasters office where ho is doing
service as clerk and assistant caller All
three men in the office are now kept
jumping by tho press of increasing work
in that service
The new time card which will go into
effect on Sunday makes a few changes
effecting trains on the Western division
No 2 will leave McCook 40 minutes
later or at 620 a in No 13 will arrive
20 minutes later or at 945 a m No 7G
will leave 20 minutes later 945 a m
See the time table elsewhere in this is
sue
Under the new arrangement fast
freights Nos 76 and 77 are to be pulled
by regular engines and by regular crews
the engines and crews selected to be
taken out of the pool It is thought
this will result in better and more relia
ble service a reasonable conclusion no
doubt This is a return to an old and
tried policy of the Burlington road
It Was Very Satisfactory
The shipment of flour recently made
to England by tho McCook Milling Co
was so satisfactory that another and a
larger order and shipment is tho result
a fact which must be not only a source
of pride to Mr Doan but to every citi
zen of McCook It is an evidence that
the McCook Milling Co is turning out
a product that can compete with the
best flour offered in any marketand win
out securing orders in competion with
the greatest millers of the land and of
world
The latest shipment consisted of 140
000 pounds and it required 2 50 ton cars
and 1 40 ton capacity car to haul the
shipment to the eastern seaboard
Not a Corn
How would you like to get rid of your
corns and never have another You
can get rid of all your corns in a week
or 10 days if you will buy a bottle of
our Lightning Corn Cure today and ap
ply at once You can be free from corns
in future if you will keep this remedy on
hand and apply it whenever a corn
starts It cant harm or hurt but it
will remove the corn Price 10 cents
L W McConnell
A Pleasant Evening
The members of the M O O B society
were delightfully entertained Wednesday
evening at the home of Dr andMrsHB
Pratt by Miss Gertrude Col vin the oldest
and best known member of the organi
zation Flinch being the order of the
evening after which a dainty four course
luncheon was served
Horse Strayed or Stolen
from the Menard place 4 miles south
west of McCook sorrel color star in
forehead branded on left foreleg com
ing three years old Suitable reward for
information or return of animal
John Moore
McMillens Cream Lotion for hands
and face dries perfectly and leaves the
skin smooth and soft
The display of books pictures and
fancy lamps being shown by Cone Bros
is attracting much attention
Very handsome fibre bands and appli
ques just received at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Underwear wool hose wristlets ear
tabs and all kinds of golf gloves at the
Bee Hive
Best carpet wrap on spool 20c and 22c
at the Thompson Dry Goods Cos
You get a 10c value for 5c when you
smoke a Bachelor cigar
Extra wide 12 4 bed blankets at the
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Mens suits S350 to S1350 at the
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
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Toilet Goods
The items of toilet goods you fail
to find elsewhere are here
We take special pride in our
toilet goods department carrying
an assortment rarely equalled You
j will save time and promote your
interest by coming to us for your
needs in this line
s McConnell Druggist
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xMcCOOKRED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 27 1903
McCook A O U W Won First Prize
A telegram this morning brought to
McCook tho news that McCook lodgo
No 61 A O U W had won tho first
prize a S45000 piano in tho Lincoln
Daily Star voting contest which
closed on Thanksgiving day when tho
votes were counted by tho committee
appointed for that purpose and tho re
sult announced as abovo stated
F M Rathbun C B Sawyer and W
A Middleton represented No 61 in Lin
coln yesterday when tho votes were
counted They carried down with them
50000 votes which conclusively landed
tho prize
This contest has been tho causo of
largo and earnest interest in Workman
circles of our city for weeks Tho mem
bers and friends have labored strenuous
ly to land tho desirablo prize and it is
putting it in mild terms to say that the
mombers of tho order and McCook peo
ple generally aro delighted with tho vic
torious result
Funeral of W J Ryan
Wymore Neb Nov 25 Special
Tho funeral of W J Ryan traveling
engineer on the Alliance division of tho
B M R R and who was killed Sat
urday by being struck by a mail crane
was held this morning at 10 oclock at
the Catholic church in this city Father
Freeman performing tho last sad rites
A special was run down from Lincoln
this morning bringing friends of tho de
ceased from all over the division The
tributes were the handsomest ever seen
in this city and tho funeral was ono of
tho largest Mr Ryan was a great
favorite with tho railroad men and his
associates and he comes from one of
Wymores pioneer families His par
ents two sisters and ono brother sur
vive him Lincoln Journal
Has Accepted the Call
Word was received this week from
Rev Conrad of Park City Utah an
nouncing that ho bad accepted the call
from tho Congregational church of this
city and that he would be on hand to
occupy the pulpit on the first Sunday in
December Rev Conrad preaehod for
tho local congregation two Sundays in
October and thereupon received a call
to the regular pastorate The Congre
gational church has been without a pas
tor for a number of months It is to
be hoped that the membership may rally
around tho new pastor and that tho
work of the church in this community
may prospep
Change in Management
On December 1st 3 E Kelley will
assume tho management of the McCook
Electric Light Cos plantsucceeding S
C Huntington as superintendent The
companys oPice will then be located in
Mr Kelleys ofiice in the postoffice build
ing This appointment is another tri
bute to Mr Kelleys reputation as a
business man merging as it does the
business management of four large
properties the Lincoln Land Co the
McCook Electric Light Plant and the
McCook Irrigation and Water Power
plant
A Strenuous Sort of Collecting
Joe Spotts and a young man relative
named John Miller had a little contro
versy with W F Porter last night over
tho collection of a small debt claimed to
be due Joe from Bill Bill is a little the
worse for wear on account of the strenu
ous argument put up by Joe and young
Miller The case will be refereed this
afternoon at 2 oclock Joe was ready
to leave last night for Salt Lake City on
77 but delayed his departure in order to
appear in court to explain his part in the
affair
Its All Over Now
That is the election is over for this
year but the matter of good whole
some juicy meats is still of first and
vital importance to all It will incerest
you to know that Marsh has been elect
ed by an overwhelming majority to con
tinue selling the best meats to the peo
ple all the time Same old location
same prompt service and courteous treat
ment
McCook Laundry Prize Contest
Nellie Smith K
Ona Hendricks 9j9
Mamie Frank 183
Joe Mullen 143
SBrady 71
Edna Yarger 43
Maude Burgess 31
Remember the contest closes next
Tuesday
Fractured His Collar Bone
James M Boatman had the misfor
tune Wednesday to fall from a load of
hay fracturing his collar bone and in
juring his back His injuries are quite
painful and severe We understand
that he is resting quite comfortably this
morning
Lost Suitable Reward
A suitable reward will be paid at The
Tribune ofiice for tho recovery of a
horse shoe shaped stick pin lost presum
ably in the opera house on Monday eve
ing
Single Comb White Leghorn Cockerels
for sale D C Benedict Culbertson
Arington Swain closed a very satis
factory and successful season here
Thursday night in presenting The
Little Minister All week they have
played to full houses of appreciative
people They are quite assured of a
warm welcome when they return
Strayed A dark seal brown horse
from corral in McCook Has whito hind
feet Had on halter and rope Right
eye out Reward for recovery
Mrs L S Watson
Izzer batts are the only batt3 and we
are their prophet The Thompson Dry
Goods Co
No 13 for aches and pains
McConnell Druggist
Ideal silk and flannel waists at the
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Roberts gold eyed Parabola needles at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
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caro of tho horso Homo Health
Club Mine Midlands health and
beauty hints new household ideas
practical cookery -latest stylos for
all ages best fiction full crop and
market reports Tho Inter Ocean is
tho only western paper receiving in
addition to tho
Associated Press re
ports tho entire telegraphic news
servico of tho New York Sun and
special cablo of tho Now York World
besides daily reports from over 2000
special correspondents All this for
only 5c extra McCook Truiune 1
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a few weeks And is open to all
subscribers who will pay their sub
scription 1 year in advance as well
as to new subscribers to The McCooic
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MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
NUMBER 26
Everythingin drugs McConnell
Kodaks and supplies at Cone Bros
5c will now buy a 10c Bachelor cigar
Glass paints oils and wall paper at
McMillens
Unequaled for twice tho price tho
Bachelor cigar
McMillens cough cure is fully guar
anteed Try it
Unequaled for twice tho price the
great Bacholor cigar
Chafing dishes baking dishes trays
etc at W T Colemans
Mittens sweaters caps leggins and
overshoes at tho Bee Hive
Best table oil cloth 15c yard at the
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Mens blanket lined corduroy suits SS
at tho Thompson Dry Goods Cos
For Sale 15 brood sows soon to
farrow p Walsh
Scale books Typewriter papers
The Triuune
Ladies heavy woolen and thick beaver
shawls at Tho Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Ladies white ribbed fleoco lined un
ion suits at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
Skates straps sharpeners files and
all tho things for skating at tho Bee
Hive
Handsome variety and large stock of
silverware hollow and flat at W T
Colemans
Newest things in ladies silk and lace
collars just received at Tho Thompson
Dry Goods Cos
No need to send to tho city for them
Coleman has them Potato scoops tim
ble irons salad moulds etc
Dont be one but smoke them the
Bachelor cigar Extra nuality En
tirely satisfactory Only T5c
One of the greatest sports on earth
for young and old Kodakery Ask
for catalogue at Cone Bros
For the finest stationery choicest
perfumes and best toilet articles of all
kinds you should go to Cone Bros
Nicely furnished room with piano
Two gentlemen desired Two blocks
from postofiice W A Richardson
Kodakerymeans photography with
the bother left out You may find a
catalogue and get information at Cone
Bros
Ladies lined silk gloves and silk lined
cashmere gloves as well as yarn gloves
and mittens at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Half inch of ice Wednesday morning
Boys look up your skates and if there la
anything needed we have a full supply
at the Bee Hive
Ladies cloaks of three celebrated
makes Palmer garments Siegel gar
ments Ideal garments at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos
There is nothing rarer than a day in
June unless it be some of that cut
glass at W T Colemans Beautiful
patterns superb designs large selection
If you want to see all the latest and
attractive things in box papers you will
have to see them here Our stock is
the largest we have ever carried and
contains all the new things 10 cents
to 3150 McConnell Druggist
Dr C M Headrick specialist of
Omaha will visit McCook Saturday
December 5th at the Palmer House
His practice is limited to chronic dis
eases He will be prepared at this visit
to make examinations by electrical il
lumination Consultation and examina
tion free
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NOVEMBER COUGHS
Dont let any lung or bronchial
trouble fasten itself upon you with
several cold months ahead to aggra
vate these affections
Theres Security in
McConnells Balsam
This is a remedy that should be
kept on hand through the cold
months Equally good for children
or adults It heals and strengthens
the lungs cures the cough and
helps keep away the next cough
Price 25c
McConnell Druggist
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