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TWENTY THIRD YEAR
Rural Free Delivery
An item in our budget of expenses
which cannot bo overlooked by the
voters is the money spent for rural free
-delivery Tlio importance of this to the
n farmer can hardly be estimated nnd it
nay safely bo said that the larger the
amount of the appropriation for this
purpose the greator will bo the gain not
to the farmer alone but to the city man
The farmers hard times have hitherto
iieen largely due to the fact that the
smaller farmers wore obliged to compote
with the big ranch owners and not in
frequently could not sell their produce
in the nearest city as cheaply as the city
dweller could obtain it from wholesale
dealers ordering thoir produce by the
car Joad from a distance while tho
ranch owner has been obliged to take
ristcs great enougti to maite up ior ins
occasional largo profits Now however
the smaller farmers are applying scien
tific methods to their work and en
deavoring to regain their lost markots
and in order to do this they must be able
to keep in constant touch with tho cities
They cannot do this so long as they are
liable to a delay of from three hours to
twenty four in getting thoir mail To
send each day to the postollico means
great loss of time yet most of them do it
rather than risk the lo3s of orders or tho
inconvenience which arises from delay
in receiving letters Rural free delivery
means tho simplifying of this whole
problem to tho convenience of every
body
West Nebraska Appointments
Iloldrego district W E Ilardaway
presiding elder Alma E Smith Arap
ahoe L W Chandler Atlanta and
Loomis R II Chrysler Axtell P N
Hagor Bartley F E Kirby Beaver
City W II D Hornaday Beukelman
K E Crippen Bloomington II II
Meeker Box- Elder J A Kerr Cam
bridge J W Taylor Culbertson M S
Satchell Danburyand Lebanon J L
Murr Franklin and Macon AAKing
Haigler to be supplied llolbrook M L
Gardner Holdrege A P Beal Huntley
and Hildreth G E II Gould Indian
ola E B Crippen McCook M B Car
man Max Harry Shepherd Minden
C C Wilson Norman and Lowell G B
MayfMd Orleans and Stamford B F
Eberhart Oxford J L Mayo Pleasant
Prairie J E Tirrill Republican City
W J Crago Riverton T W Owen
Trenton and Stratton Joseph Burnett
Upland and Campbell C A Norlin
Wilcox and Ragan B Howe Wilson
ville and Hendley C II Uhader
Advertised Letters
The following letters wpre advertised
by tho McCook postoflice Oct 5 1901
Bahf Mrs Jcunio Mooro Miss Belle
Bosvell C Myric G E
Bakr Charles Perilling Etl
Katies Mrs Clara Pierce Harry
Campbell C Puckutt Mrs Laura
Davis F L Shoemaker Miss Annie
FortejVW H Snyder Mrs Mayinio
Ford Miss Eva Thompson Miss Susie
Gftlbnutli S Thatcher Maud V 12
Hotish Mrs Lena White George L
Hart Mrs Minnie 2 Weber Will
Jamison J A Watties B
Hill Sinclair Wilson L G
Lumpkin Elmer Work George C
Mooro Miss Edna Whittaker Mrs Yio L
Moore Clarence R
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kijimell Postmaster
The Boiler Blew Up
A few days since tho boiler that sup
plies the steam and hot water for Frank
Stiiliuans dipping outfit blew up and
landed out in the pasture about a 1000
feet distance It was a new boiler
They were preparing to dip a lot of sheep
Thegroial son of Erin who was engineer
ing tho boiler was knocked over by the
explosion but not injured severely The
ubuse doesnt know whether the
monkey wrench went with the boiler or
net It wa3 fortunate in results as the
children had been playing in the
immediate vicinity about that time
The engineer was within a few inches of
the boiler when the accident happened
The Delinquent Tax list
Perhaps no more eloquent testimony
can be offered as to the encouraging
financial condition of the people of Red
Willow county than to draw attention to
the meager delinquent tax sale adver
tisement in this weeks issue of The
Tribune It is doubtless the smallest
list that has been published in the
history of the county
Grant Precinct Caucus
Tho Republicans of Grant precinct
will hold their caucus on Monday Octo
ber 10th for the purpose of nominating
candidates for tho several precinct
officers
H I PETERSONjCommitteman
Cattle at Private Sale
Seven yearling heifers all sired by reg
istered Shorthorn One heifer coming
two years old and about fourteen good
milch cows
Benjamin Bros Banksville Neb
Underwear buy it atDeGroffs
Fur scarfs from 8100 to 350 at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Boys and girls union suits from 25c
to 90c at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Young mens black melton overcoats
at 450 at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
Verv good outing flannels for 6c Bet
ter grades at 7 and 10c at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos
McConnells No 13 is the remedy you
need in the home for all minor injuries
pains and aches 25c
Knipple will have a carload of
Uew York Greening apples for sale
tirst of next week
Mens wind proof blanket lined coats
for 100 5125 150 to 300 at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Perky Stone roturned close of last
week from LeClaire Iowa
Robert Sutton has been quito ill
this week with an attack of appendicitis
but is improving
A C Marsh of East McCook has
been seriously ill tho past week but is
better at this writing
W L Zint aud family arrived homo
Tuesday on No 1 from a visit in the
east of a number of weeks
Miss Bessie Beam arrived home Sun
day night from hor visit of a few weeks
in Canyon City Colorado
Mr and Mrs W T Coleman do
parted Sunday forSeattle Washington
on a visit of two weeks to Mr and Mrs
S M Cochran
II P Sutton is looking just as
ant as ho can and exhibiting an angelic
disposition with a beaut of a boil on his
face this week
A L Williams arrived Wednesday
from Maryville Mo and will bo the
guest of his brother-in-law II G Phelps
for two or three weeks
Mrs Martin Yager departed Wed
nesday morning for the east on import
ant business connected with the mis
fortuuo of her brother
Robert Gunn has gone to Chicago to
remain until first of the year to finish
his course in dentistry Dr Earl Vahuo
is in charge of his oflice until his return
Mrs F C Kortii who has been down
from Denver for the past three weeks
guest of her pareuts Mr and Mrs Henry
llesterworth left on No 1 Tuesday for
her homo in Denver
G G Berry deputy county clerk
left last evening on a two weeks vaca
tion He will visit tho old home in Illi
nois and will spend some time in St
Louis seeing tho fair
Mr and Mrs II H Tartsch arrived
home Monday night fromPlattsmouth
where they were summoned close of last
week by tho precarious state of F J
Morgans health which has been declin
ing rapidly lately
Elder G II Smith of the Seventh
Day Adventist denomination expects
shortly to resume his work in the minis
try up in Alberta N W T Canada
and is offering his house on north Mc
Dowell street ac a bargain in order to
sell it before his departure
Mr and Mrs Barney IIofer de
parted eastward on No G Monday night
They will go to Omaha on business
thence to his old home in Illinois taking
in the St Louis exposition on the way
home which includes a short stop in St
Joseph on business They will be absent
about two weeks George D Burgess is
in charge of the postoflice lobby mean
while assisted by Lester Mitchell
Frank II Spearman came in from
Chicago Wednesday on No 1 remaining
here on business connected with his in
terests and to greet his man McCook
admirers until Friday noon when he
continued on his journey to Denver He
will also go to Cheyenne and on west
over the U P gathering incident local
color material in general for some lit
erary work to appear in the Century in
due time The Spearmans will spend
the winter in California journeying there
in December
CULBERTSON
Prof Moulton of York was in town
Thursday
Miss Minnie Miller is the new clerk in
Shumakers
Miss Lena Zastrou is clerking in M M
Brers hardware store
August Hagge was a business visitor
at this place Tuesday
Mrs Bert Risley of Grand Island is
here visiting her many friends
M O Reynolds went down to Omaha
Wednesday night to take in the
Miss Ethel Fellows expects to leave
the latter part of the week for Ashland
Nebr
Miss Emma Gaarder resigned her po
sition as clerk for D L Shumaker
Wednesday
Miss Louise McNeice and sister-in-law
Mrs John McNeice left for Kansas City
Mo Monday evening for a short visit
A number of the young folks enjoyed j
themselves at a party atFerriers Satur 1
day evening and one at Baldwin s Tues
day evening
Miss Alice Warren commenced a 6-months-term
of school in the Barth
district Monday and Miss Georgia
Buzzell in district 75
RURAL KEE DELIVERY ROUTE NO 1
Mr and Mrs Will Neumann arrived
from Lincoln Tuesday and are making
the homefolks a visit
Robert Beatly of Franklin is visiting
his cousins Joseph and Nelson Downs
arriving on Tuesday of this week
William Byfield went up to Roggen
Colorado last Saturday to see a bunch
of S00 blackface sheep with the idea of
buying them if satisfactory
iSiS
Heads Need Not Ache
McConnells Headache Capsules
do cure headache They cure sick
or nnrvnns headache Thev are
w effective also for the aching or
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IH13U UUUUIL1UU liUiiL uioina mc au-
vent of grippe or colds If they
fail to do as represented we will
refund the money 25c
T W MrPnxvrrr Driiorcriof
SSi
Plenty of good yard wide unbleached
muslin at 5c yd at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Note change in card of E J Mitchell
auctioneer this week
Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Not Occobor -1 1801
The board of county commissioners mot in res
ular session Pretent J II Buunott D A
Waterman and Samuel Premor county commis
sioners C E Eldred county attorney and EJ
Wilcox county clerk
Tho minutes of tho previous mooting were
road and approved
On motion C E Mathows was appointed jus
tico of the poaco for East Valley precinct to fill
vacancy
In tho matter of road No 531 petitioned for
by T J Rugffles and others tho board on mo
tion postponed final action until noxt meeting
Annual settlements of tho following overseers
of highways wore examined nnd on motion ap
proved and clerk was instructed to draw certif
icates on road districts in paymont thereof as
follows
W S Fitch district No 9 certificate No
m oo
M L Scarrow district No 12 certificate
NoU5 2000
Tho following claims wero audited and al
lowed and on motion clerk was instructed to
draw warrants on tho county general fund in
payment thereof as follows
Flora B Quick salary 3rd quarter aud of-
fiico expense 200 56
CE Eldred tame 2r no
E J Wilcox same 10 33
R W Dovoo oilico expense 3 50
BenG Gobsardtiamo kS 01
KBCampbell prof borvices per contract G 00
A II Miller quarantining nnd fumigat
ing house of A E French 10 00
McCook Republican stationery and print
ing 19 25
Frank Howe niison work on old court
house 10 73
A J Markwad blacksmithing 4 50
Rod McDonald same 3 10
McCook Water Works water tax 1th qr 15 00
McCook Electric Light Co lights Sept 1 25
J S LeHew appraising road No ISM 4 00
Charles Weintz same 4 00
Vance McManigal same 4 CO
J S Sims juror inquest body of Henry
Schneider 100
HW Parker same 1 00
S Simonson same 100
C Wise same 1 00
O B Woods same 100
S R Messnor same 1 00
Mitchell Young constablo samo 3 73
Ed Stilgobouer witness samo 1 CO
J nRicesame 1 A
Charles A Gentry samo 100
C W Rogers same ICO
James A Robinson same 1 00
J W Nutt samo 1 00
T E McDonald same 1 00
O E Robinson same 100
Herman Schneider samo 100
Mrs Henry Schneider same 1 0
E G Caino Co coal for paupers S 50
Burnett Lumber Co samo 6 90
Samo 4 13
WC Bullard samo S 00
Albert Guy mdso for paupers 31 50
J A Wilcox same 38 90
Audrew Phillips salary as janitor Aug 23 00
Andrew Phillips September salary 23 00
H Winans board and care A Engles 17 50
Mrs L M Tuttlo nursing Boll MTuttlo 10 00
F D Burgess plumbing and repairs 4S 01
C A Gentry repairing plows etc 6 50
L W McCounoB glass 1 83
W C Bullard lumber and plaster 17 10
J II Bennett commissioner servico and
mileage 23 30
Samuel Premer same 28 70
D A Waterman same 31 30
Aud ou the county bridge fund levy of 1901 as
follow
E G Caino Co lumber S125 70
Hupp Slutts samo 192 37
W C Bullard same 23 00
Barnctt Lumber Co same 100 25
Same 13 10
W P Elmerstone 32 00
MJ Miles bridge work S 50
Henry J Hall same 10 00
K E Hall same 19 00
J V Logan same IS CO
John Eckstedt samo 1 00
RPodoltki same IS 00
A WDutcher same 6 10
C H Angoll same 5 25
C F Waterman same 12 00
J A Redtfeldt same 7 CO
Nicholas Fossensame 3 00
J H Huntwork same 3 00
Fred Huntwork same 0 00
II A Schimpf same 5 00
Fred Burt same 15 00
Aud on tho county road fund levy of 1901 as
follows
Joseph Behnko road work 0 00
Alva Simmerman same 1 50
Charles Simmerman same 73
John Steltzer same 1 50
Antone Sieltzer samo 1 50
Georgo W Dillon same 0 00
George Younger same 9 00
Fred Traphagen same 1 50
M L Scarrow samo 12 CO
Hari Myers samo 15 00
Steve Fitzgibbon same 1 50
On motion board adjourned to meet Novem
ber 10 1901
J H Bennett Chairman
Attest E J Wilcox County Clerk
Barn and Sixteen Horses Burned
Tuesday night between 9 and 12
oclock W S Hamiltons barn and con
tents were utterly destroyed by fire
Cause of fire unknown Fourteen horses
aud two mules 500 bushels of oats and
barley 25 tons of hay eight sets of
double harness were burned The barn
was a new one 36x40 feet in size A
good cow stable adjoining was also de
stroyed The loss will exceed 2000
Iusurance S700 This is a severe blow
a heavy loss to Mr Hamilton who has
the genuine sympathy of all No harder
working farmers than W S Hamilton
and sons live in Nebraka The farm is
is in North Perry precinct about four
miles northwest of McCook
Republican City Caucus
Caucus for nominating precinct officers
will be held in the city hall Friday even
ing October 14th at eight oclock
Signed by committeemen
A Barnett
C BGray
Lon Cone
CG Coglizer
Knipple will have a carload of
New York Greening apples for sale
first of next week
Mens absolutely all wool underwear
for S100 at The Thompson Drv Goods
Cos
Best apron cheek gingham all colors
5c yd at the Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Boys knee pant suits 400 to 85c each
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
The Hoosier and Champion drills are
the leaders
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CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Advent Sabbath school at 2 p m
preaching at 3 Prayer meeting every
Tuesday evening
Elder G II Smith Pastor
Christian Bible school 10 Preach
ing at 11a m and 8 p m Y P SC E
at 7 p m every Lords Day All are in
vited G T Burt Pastor
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening servico at 8 oclock Sundav
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Lodghran Pastor
Methodist Sunday School at 10
Preaching at 1100 and 800 Epworth
League at 700 Class meeting at 12 led
by the pastor Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 730 Services in South
McCook next Sunday
M B Carman Pastor
Congregational On account of ab
sence from the city of tho pastor there
will not bo any preaching services morn
ing or evening for tho next two Sundays
Tho other usual services of the church
Sunday school Chiristian Endeavor and
prayer meeting will be held as usual
G A Conrad Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock a m
Morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer
and sermon at48 Tho third Sunday in
the month Holy Communion at 730 a
m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
First Baptist Church Sermons at
11 a m and 745 p m Bible school at
945 am Junior society at 3 p m BY
P U at 745 p m Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 8 p m Morning
theme The Mission of Life Even
ing theme The Battle of Wills
A B Carson Pastor
The return of Rev Carman to this
pastorate is a deserved compliment to
him and a very satisfactory arrangement
to his parishioners
Rev G A Conrad of the Congrega
tional church departed this morning
for Lincoln to attend tho state meeting
of Congregationalists From there he
will proceed to Des Moines Iowa where
the national council of the church will
be held Ho will briefly visit the home
folks in Iowa while in the state No
preaching services will be held in the
church during the two weeks ho will be
absent
INDIAN0LA
Cecil Matthews of Bartley was in town
Monday
Mrs N H Hawkins is in Omaha vis
iting f iends
Jay Holland has come home for a
short visit with his parents
Roy Mann went to Superior Wednes
day morning to be gone awhile
Floyd Welburn stopped oF between
trains and visited with the folks Friday
last
Miss Etta Crippen attended the an
nual convention at Holdrege last Thurs
day
Arch Hatcher left Monday evening
for St Louis where he will take in the
sights
Telegraph Operator L Simmons is
here again after an absence of three or
four weeks
The band boys gave a concert at the
opera hall Saturday eveniug It was
well attended
Doctor Neal left Tuesday niht for
Boise City Idaho where he will practice
his profession
James Carmichael left last Saturday
morning for the Hot Springs for the
benefit of his health
Mrs Spohn went to Culbertson Mon
day night Mr Spohn will folow with
their household goods
Rev Crippen went down to Holdrege
Tuesday morning to attend the yearly
conference at that place
Thero was no preaching at the Metho
dist church Sunday on account of the
minister being awaj at conference
Mr Miller and family have arrived
and will occupy the section house lately
vacated by Pete Spohn now of Culburt
son
The greatest ball game of the season
was played last Saturday afternoon be
tween Lebanon and Frontier Lebanon
won
J W Dolan returned Tuesday from
his trip to Iowa where he had the pleas
ure of attending a reunion of his old reg
imeut
Mr and Mrs N J Uerling are enjoy
ing a visit from their two cousins May
and Maggie Uerling of Pittsburg Penn
sylvania
The infant child of John Fias died
Wednesday morning The little one had
been ailing a long time aud its death
was not unexpected
Bennie Thomas of Lebanon was an
Indianola visitor Monday He was
among the number that witnessed the
ball game Monday afternoon
While playing ball with some other
lads of his own size little Joe Suter fell
and broke his leg Dr Mackechnie re
duced the fracture and the little fellow
is getting along all right
Frontier county and Lebanon crossed
bats on the diamond Monday of this
week resulting in a score of 4 to 0 in
favor of Lebanon The battery for Fron
tier was Teel and Powers for Lebanon
Pendergraf andllorton
Six big red handkerchiefs for 25c at
The ThoniDSon Dry Goods Cos
Very thick warm wool mixed cloth
for boys pants for 25c yard at The
Thompson Drj Goods Cos
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 7 1904
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Night Chief Simmons is taking in the
fair
Engino No 34G is undergoing slight
repairs
J II Wesner is a new number of the
lolegraph force
A freight oxtra east and one west
yesterday afternoon
Clarence Stokes was Hurley Dyes
substitute this week
Conductor J W Lino has boen off
duty part of the week sick
J J Laughlin has gone to Denver to
spend a two weeks vacation
Switchman M G Stephenson is visit
ing Oborlin relatives this week
Brakeman G G Magnuson is with the
homefolks in Holdrege for a short visit
Conductor Herman Hegenbergor and
family are visiting relatives in Pacific
Junction Iowa
Conductor G W Bunting had Con
ductor W II Brownes car during the
latters brief layoff
Hurley Dye and Dare Kenyon have
been taking in tho festivi
ties this week Omaha
Waycar 14231 is about ready for tho
road and will soon go up to Supt Mc
Farland on the Sterling division
Conductor Frank Kendlen and Brake-
man J R Vanllorn are in Denver this
week as witnesses for the company in a
lawsuit
The No 362 is in tho machineshop for
crownsheet and bolts repairs The 27
has been sent to Ilavelock for a new
crownsheet
No I came in a double header yester
day tho regular P2 failing to steam
The 1751 and 17 brought her in about
130 minutes late
Engineers Jack Moore aud Ellis Ford
have both been unfortunate with their
crownsheets recently
The 2529 a P2 has just beon given
three new drivingboxes All the 3700
class grey hounds will bo l cnumbered
into the 2500 class
General Foreman Fuller is now located
in his new oflice quarters and is getting
everything in shipshape He has very
convenient and comfortable oflices
Conductor F M Washburn has Con
ductor Kendlens run Conductor R M
Douglass has Conductor Linescar Con
ductor L M Best has Conductor Wash
burns crew
Conductor W II Browne laid oil
Wednesday on account of an accident
to a member of the family A littlo girl
swallowed a pin and a minor operation
was necessary to remove it
Dispatcher Jesse Chambers of Denver
succeeds Dispatcher Ralph Cutler in the
McCook oflice He and his wife have
gone to housekeeping in tho Forbes
dwelling north Marshall street
The carpentershop section of round
house has been provided with reguhition
smokestacks and sills and will be used
for roundhouse purposes Quarters for
tho carpentershop unannounced
Agent Allen late of Wauneta went up
to Benkelman yesterday on No 1 and
was checked in as agent at that place
with the assistance of Auditor C A
Barnard of this place and the express
auditor
The Lincoln Evening News announces
that coming spring the Burlington will
add one third more floor space to its
Ilavelock shops increase its working
force 150 to 200 men etc And maybe
the brass foundry will be moved there
from Plattsmouth
A Boys Wild Ride For Life
With family around expecting him to
die and a son riding for life 18 milesto
get Dr Kings New Discovery for con
sumption coughs and colds W II
Brown of Leesville Ind endured
deaths agonies from asthma but this
wonderful medicine cave iustant relief
and soon cured him He writes I now
sleep soundly every night Like mar
velous curesof consumption pneumonia
bronchitis coughs colds and grip prove
its matchless merit for all throat and
lung troubles Guaranteed byLWMc
Oonnell druggist Price 50c and 1
Trial bottles free
Just Received
a large assortment of Charter Oak
Stoves and Ranges consisting of steel
ranges steel cooks cast ranges cast
cooks heating stoves for coal wood or
cobs Wo respectfully solicit a careful
inspection of quality and prices before
buying Polk Bros McCook Neb
School Supplies
School tablets slates pencils pencil
boxes note books ink and all school
supplies at McMillens drug store
Paint Now
While there are no flie gnats or dust
and use the Sherwin Williams paint
Sold bv McConnell druggist
Ladiesand mises dress skirts in large
variety from 175 to 6900 at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
The Riverside Oak is the stove to buy
See them and get prices before buying
Coleman
Ladies fieeced ribbed union suits from
35c to 250 at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Now is the time to buy a heater get
an Estate Oak which is sure to please
Dress goods none better anywhere
than vou will find at DeGroff s
See W T Coleman for cut glass and
silverware
Everything in drugs McConnell
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Farm and city loans at CFLehns
real estate office postoffice building
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell for drugs
Buy blankets at DcGroffs
Coleman tho hardware man
Tho curfew sounds at eight oclock
now Good sound
Calicoes at 4c5c and Ge at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos
Ready mado sheets 50c each at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Do you need any kitchen utensils
Coleman has just what you want
Third cutting alfalfa hay for Hale
Phone G235 Mrs S E Christian
No tresnassinL or himtirwr Miiri
land controlled by S D Bolles
Before buying your pencil tablets you
should see McMillens big 5 cent tablet
Mens warm winter suits 500 to
1350 at Tho Thompson Dry Goods Cos
The Triiil nk makes a specialty of
oflice stationery and type- vriter supplies
Cut your fuel bill half in two by using
a celebrated Coles Hot Blast heator
IjOVS 3 nipnn siiitu t 51 V 41 rn i
5 00 at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
We have boen
expecting you to come
in and look at those boys school suits at
DeGrolTs
A complete lino of the latest designs
in tho Argentine and nickel ware at
Colemans
TlIK TltflllTNK hn n tilnor V-
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getic boy or girl who wants to learn the
piniLiug uusuiess
Cheap rates to the big livestock shows
at Kansas City and Chicago Ask the
agent for particulars
When in want of cut nss call at
Colemans He has the assortment nnrl
will sell at the right price
Dont lose time in curing coughs Get
McConnells Balsbm at once It cures
quickly surely harmlessly 25c
When using paint get tho Lincoln
pure mixed paint Fully guaranteed
A McMillen Druggist
Parties are notified not to trespass or
hunt on my farm under penalty of tho
law 10 7 J A Brinton
For Sale 10 thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock chickens 160 feet wire netting and
chicken house cheap F J Zajicek
Mens velvet collared melton overcoats
500 and heavy wide collared ulsters
500 at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
The Ladies Aid Society of tho M E
church will give an experience social at
tho parsonaye Friday evening October
14
Childrens winter underwear in four
grades aud all sizes from 93c each down
to 5c each at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
See Diar ond before buying your fall
and winter clothing and gents furnish
ings als overcoats get his very low
prices
Knipple will have a carload of
New York Greening apples for sale
first of next week
The car of wire at the reduced price is
almost gone If you need any woven
wire place your order at once and get it
at the right price
The right price is 12oc and has been
right along error in advertising to the
contrary notwithstanding The Izzers
we mean The Thompson Dry Goods Co
The October term district court for
Red Willow county will open in McCook
next Monday the 10th It will be a
jury term of considerable importance
with a list of 56 causes on the docket
Ladies jackets at 350 to 135020
styles Misses and childrens 150 to
75020 styles The very latest styles
from the best makers We please your
taste your pocket book and your friends
The Thompson Dry Goods Co
Water Tax Notice
Fourth quarters water tax becomes
delinquent October 15th Ten per cent
penalty will be added to all accounts not
paid by the evening of the 19th Oflice
open from S a m to 8 p m October 17
IS and 19 J E Kelley Supt
For Sale at Your Own Price
All of block 7 12 lots All of block S
6 lots Sterns addition to McCook
Write me your best offer Emma Brow
er 758 Maple avenue Los Angeles Cal
Gerver Precinct Primary
The Republican primary for Gerver
precinct will be held in the Dodge school
house Monday evening October 10th
1904 F S Lofton Committeeman
The Stranskey ware is the ware that
wares
Best table oil cloth 15c yd The
Thompson Dry G ods Co
If you bought bed comforts at mid
night on a cold winter night youd buy
them wide and long Dont forget that
in the day time Ours are large soft
and warm 185 to 275 at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos
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