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The Iowa Homestead 100
Large weekly agricultural paper
The Homemaker Magazine 50
Monthly family periodical full
of good things
The Farm Gazette 50
Monthly agricultural maeazine
most beautiful farm publication
in the world
The Lincoln Journal 100
Nebraskas leading weekly pub
lished at the states capital
The McCook Tribune 100
The newsiest county weekly pa
per published in aouuiwestern
tfobraska
Total 400
The Entire Five Papers Only 125
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks office
since last Thursday evening
G N Harden to C A Richard and G A
jj Davis wd tone qr 3-2-26 800 00
F Stillman to W H Bryan wd to sw qr
14-3-29 2000 00
United States to F Albrecht pat ton hf
swqr 10-1-30
H C Flower to E E Thompson wd to
w hf ne qr 7-1-27 GOO 00
C F Clement to W S Vanmeter wd to
ehf neqr and ehf so qr 1-2-26 900 00
C H Bizler to J Woolworth wd to sw
700 00
Lincoln Land Co to Dan Tirrill wd to
lot 4 in block 33 2nd McCook 125 00
W Wight to S Teter wd to se qr of se
350 00
J Woolworth to W M Rozell wd to se
Jg 400 00
f Allen Bartley to L Jennings wd to lots
- 3 and 4 in block 29 Bartley 10 00
Lizzie Gregory to E E Gregory wd to
i se qr uw qr and lots 3 4 and f 1450 00
-- United States to J Neelings patent to
swqr 28-3-26
Maggie Batcheller to City of McCook
wd to lot 16 in block 10 McCook 200 00
Lincoln Land Co to A Guy wd to lots
1 and 2 in block 8 Lebanon 135 00
W S Tyner toW H Faling wd to hf se
qr e qr and w hf sw qr 35-3-26 750 00
Mary Eifert to George Bay wd to sw qr
27-1-26 1325 00
Hartford Theo Seminary to Gus Kloint
swd to sw qr 31-1-30 500 00
BF Bector to Sarah Shepherd wd to
i lots 1 and 2 in block 10 Willow Grove 500 00
CJ F Lehn to J O Miller wd to s hf ne
r qr and lots 1 and 2 and so qr in 2 and
neqr 304 29 3500 00
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by the McCook postoffice Jan 23 1905
Billups C W Prigga R
Dinel Frank Perkins Sigh
Frost Burt or Clyde Whelchel Mrs Nellie
Jackson Mrs M A
CARDS
Heller Henry J Welchel Mrs Nellie
Kelsey J P S Uerling Wm
PACKAGES
Can B C Hilke Miss Flora
Cook J S Nelson Miss Christine
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
Express Company Put It Back
McCook only briefly enjoyed the
absence of the express cordpanys
ory wagon Agent Scott made plain
to the company that the action was not
meeting with the approval of the pa
trons of the company in this city and
the company very graciously at once
ordered the service of delivery resumed
For all of which we are duly s jful
They didnt have to -
Otopollc Hon
Miss Barbara Otopolic daughter of
Mrs Nicholas Colling of our cityand
Claude Hon of Sheridan Wyoming
were united in marriage Tuesday even
ing of this week January 24th 1905 at
eight oclock in Sheridan Wyoming at
the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wais
ner mutual friends
Cough Sense
It is common sense to cure a cough as
quickly as possible and to take a remedy
like McConnells Balsam that cures when
others fail If it fails to please we re
turn the money Price 25 cents
V McConnell Druggist
I Have Removed The Tower
On account of the difficulty experi
enced in making and keeping the tower
house water tight
4 on the Commercial
T the tower has been removed entirely and
u gable after the similitude of the rest of
the roof has replaced that land mark
- Oysters On Time
Our oysters are the kind that get here
-on time Theyre not so old that their
- flavor is affected in any way Theyre
just like coming from their home the
same day you eat them They cost no
more than the stale ones D CMarsh
- Reduction on Lamps and Vases
McMillon druggist is making special
- prices for ten days on lamps and vases
Fob Bent 6 robm house in east part
of town Near in See L H Lindemann
Office over McMillens drug store
I Sausage grinders are seasonable For
125 to 350 at Colemans
Book Bargains at Cone
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
J S McBrayer returned to Denver
Saturday night
Perry Stone is out from LeClaire
Iowa on business
Mr and Mrs C H Meeker are in
Denver this week
James H Everist was the guest of
his son Frank this week
A L Miller of Indianola had busi
ness in town Saturday night
J H Grannis is stili among the ail
ing and confined to the home
Miss Genevieve Fenney came down
from Denver early in the week
Mrs T H Colling arrived home
last Friday night from her visit
Mrs James M Hamilton returned
last Thursday night from her visit
Miss Ena Gamsby of Indianola was
the guest of McCook friends Saturday
Miss Daly the Cambridge dentist
attended the Fortnightly last Friday
evening
Jesse Naden and Mr Lafferty Jr
were over from Danbury Saturday on
business
W F Everist is about again after
being housed up for a week or two by
sickness
F S Schoonover moved out from
town Tuesday to his farm up in Fron
tier county
Mrs F F Neubauer went down to
Hildroth Wednesday morning on a visit
to relatives
Miss Nellie Spencer visited her
aunt Mrs F D Griffith in Holdrege
close of last week
B F Rector has sold his property in
East McCook and we understand will
remove from our city
Dr J D Hare was called to Indian
ola Tuesday in consultation with Dr
Mackechnie of that place
Tom Berge has returned to the city
after an absence of a few weeks over in
the Lebanon neighborhood-
J H Bennett went in to Omaha
Sunday night to meet with the finance
committee of the A O U W
Mrs J W Selby joined her husband
Sunday in Lincoln where he is now
employed in the plumbing work
Mrs N B Bush returned to Almena
KansasMonday morning after a visit of
a few weeks with the home folks
W H Ackerman was down from Cul
bertson close of last and early part of
this week in the line of business
J C Greene familiarly known as
Jack Greene is now temporary night
policeman vice Ed Fitzgerald off duty
County Treasurer Ben Gossard was
in Lincoln early in the week making his
annual settlement with the state treas
urer
Mr and Mrs J A Wilcox were in
Cambridge Tuesday when and where
Mr Wilcox instituted a chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star
Mrs Cora Kelly arrived from Har
lan Iowa last Sunday night called by
the illness of her father Dr S L Green
whose injury was noted in last weeks
paper
J E Nelms is back in his place of
business this week after an absence of
about two weeks during which he was
confined to the house with a severe at
tack of grip
Mrs Ella Irwin returned home
Sunday night from visiting the boys in
Pittsburg Kansas a few weeks Mrs
Irwin reports her sons doing well and
liking their new home and work
Mrs John Stevens of Denver for
merly of our city will shortly join her
husband in Old Mexico where he with
McCookites and former McCookites
is interested in mining It is probable
that El Paso Texas will ultimately be
their home
More Of It
The most successful January clearing
sale we have known is our present one
The cutting of prices has been deep and
the goods have walked out briskly To
add still greater interest we still further
reduce the prices on the following art
icles 175 part wool blankets to 119
200 ditto to 129 S250 ditto to 179
650 ladies black tourist coats to 399
800 ditto in mixed cloths to 499
165 childs fur setts to 89c Ladies
325 bear fur scarfs to 199 Ladies
S500 Mouffloon fur scarfs to 339
Misses 7 50 tourist coats to 399
Ladies 250 knit sweaters to 169
Your are invited to participate The
Thompson Dry Goods Co
Have you noticed the Special Bargain
Prices on pictures etc at Cone Bros
Cold weather hard water and poor
soap can never injure the skin if
protected by McConnells Fragrant
Lotion 25 cents
S
Elmo Burnett
The Lord givoth and the Lord taketh
away Blessed be the name of theLord
and yet how bittor is the task which God
sets for us to do kOur dear one has
been taken away and we the sorrowing
survivorsare left to mourn the loss One
has been taken from our midst in the
full strength of vigorous manhood twenty-four
years had passed lightly over his
head and served to strengthen the love
and affection of all who came in contact
with him Born in Boone county Mis
souri Elmo Burnett felt the tender care
of his mother for one short year only
when the Angel of Death called her home
and left the seven children three of
whom were girls to the care of their
father who is now mourning the loss of
this his youngest child Fair haired
manly and affectionate Elmo under the
special care of his brothers grew to vig
orous manhood when the glamor of the
sea attracted him and he sailed for sev
eral years on the sturdy War vessels of
the United States Navy visiting nearly
all parts of the world and growing and
broadening both mentally and physic
ally In the springtime of his manhood
his fatal illness seized him and fighting
and struggling Oh so patiently and
silently dragged him down to an early
grave His body will lie in the grave
yard in Missouri but his soul has gone
to its eternal resting place with God
Turn your eyes Oh ye mourners not
downward to the damp earth but up
ward to the glorious skies where serene
and calm with a peace which passeth
all understanding that animating part
of our dear departed Elmo looks down at
us and rejoices s c b
a CARD
We his bereaved survivors beg to ex
press our heartfelt thanks to those who
were so kitfd to us in our trouble especi
ally to Mrand MrsPhelpstheir daughter
and son who cared for and sheltered our
brother in his last illness To his breth
ren in the B of R T we are also grate
ful for their kindness
Henry Burnett
L L Burnett
L H Burnett
An Aged Citizen Answers The Call
R M Wade of Driftwood precinct
this county died at a ripe old ageThurs
day night of last week Funeral services
were conducted by Rev J E Tirrill at
Prospect Park Friday afternoon Janu
ary 20th commencing at noon after
which the remains were brought to Mc
Cook and interred in Riverview cemetery
OBITUARY
Richard MWade wasborn in Orange
county New York June 24th 1828
Died at his home eight miles southwest
of McCook Nebraska January 19th1905
aged 76 years 6 months 25 days De
parted was united in marriage with Mar
garet FEckert September 2r d 1852 To
them four children were born Mrs Alice
Harmon of Chicago Illinois Mrs Hattie
Duffey of Galesburg Illinois Mrs Anna
Hayes of Danbury Nebraska and John
H Wade of McCook Nebraska alKof
whom together with the aged wife sur
vive him In 1856 he moved to Galesburg
Illinois residing in the vicinity for eleven
years From there he moved to Fayette
county Iowa residing on a farm in that
county for 17 years In 1885 he took up
his residence in Red Willow county Ne
braska on a farm eight miles southwest
of McCook where ho made his home
until his death The Christian life of
the deceased was steadfast and sure
He became a member of the Congrega
tional church of Wataga Illinois in 1857
On removing to Iowa he took a church
letter to the Centenary M E church
continuing in that church until his re
moval to Nebraska where he again re
sumed his fellowship with the M E
church of Prospect Park this county
and where his membership remained
until the Master called him to the church
above j e t
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kind and thought
ful assistance and sympathy during the
illness and after the death of our husband
and father
Mrs R M Wade and Family
Stevens Suits at 40 per Cent Cut
Reduction
for two weeks only beginning Satur
day January 28th
Mrs L F Grigg Agent
Four doors east of DeGroffs
People Hay Come
and people may go but Marsh stays
on forever selling the best meat mar
ket products obtainable at the most rea
sonable price consistent with jjhe highest
quality and best service
Cut Flowers Always on Hand
Designs made to order from 2 to 25
Mrs L M Best Phone 91 or leave
order at McConnells
For Rent 6 room house in east part
of town Nearin SeeLHLiiidemann
Office over McMillens drug store
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
MCCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 2T 1905
Loomls May Get Relief
Washington Jan 24 Special tele
gram to the Bee Representative Norris
today introduced a bill directing the sec
retary of the interior to reinstate the
final homestead entry of Russell F
Loomis and to direct the issuance of a
patent for certain lands situated in town
ship 4 north range 29 in the Fifth con
gressional district In 1872 Loomis set
tled on the lands supposing it was gov
ernment landf as ifthen was Later on
the government deeded this land to the
state of Nebraska as school land
Loomis lived on the land and made
final proof on the same which proof was
accepted by the local land office but
when the case reached the Interior de
partment it was rejected on the ground
of its being school lands of the state of
Nebraska As Loomis was a good citi
zen he was permitted to continue his
residence on the land until Wolfe com
missioner of public lands and buildings
advertised the quarter section for sale
A son of Loomis purchased the land
and gave it to his father which he has
retained by paying a nominal rental
Two different Nebraska legislatures pass
ed a bill vesting title in Loomi3 but
the bills were vetoed by the governors
Senator Dietrich being one of the two
governors vetoing the measures on the
ground it was notconstitutionallt seems
so clear a caseof injustice to a good citi
zen that Representative Norris has
taken the matter up and he has the
promise of members of the committee
on public lands to report the measure
favorably and as Senator Dietrich has
indicated his willingness to co operate
with Judge Norris there is ground for
belief that the bill will become a law at
this session
Funeral Services of Bertha McMillen
Funeral services oveij the remains of
Bertha May McMillen were held at the
home of the parents Mr and Mrs WW
McMillen last Saturday afternoon at
two oclock Many friends attested their
love for the departed and sympathy for
the bereaved family by their presence
RevG A Conrad pastor of the Congre
gational church conducted the simple
tender services of the touching hour
The floral tributes were lavish and lovely
the casket being covered and embowered
in flowers The remains were buried in
Longview cemetery Miss Bertha was
in her 26th year While her years were
those of a sufferer and invalid she was
the sunshine of the home and the family
has the tenderest sympathy of many in
this sorrow
Adding- Fuel
The most successful January clearing
sale we have known is our present one
The cutting of prices has been deep and
the goods have walked out briskly To
add still greater interest we still further
reduce the prices on the following art
icles 175 part wool blankets to 119
200 ditto to 129 250 ditto to 179
650 ladies black tourist coats to 399
800 ditto in mixed cloths to 499 165
childs fur sets to 89c Ladies 325
bear fur scarfs to 199 Ladies S500
Mouffloon fur scarfs to 339 Misses
750 tourist coats to 399 Ladies
225 knit sweaters to 169 You are
invited to participate The Thompson
Dry Goods Co
Will Be Buried In Mexico Mo
The remains of Elmo Burnett the
Lincoln switchman who died at the
home of H G Phelps in our city Mon
day morning about six oclock were
taken to Lincoln Tuesday morning on
No 2 Conductor Tom Malen and Brake
man Frank Neubauer of McCook lodge
B of R T accompanying the body to
Lincoln Lincoln lodge No 107 B of
R T Wednesday sent a delegation with
the remains to Mexico Missouri where
the remains were buried at the old home
The dead young man was a cousin of
Mrs Phelps
Spring Time
will soon be here when the mind na
turally turns to thoughts of love and
spring painting And this reminds us
that W T Coleman is making especially
low prices on paint3 of all kinds He
has a full line and a large stock and his
figures cannot be duplicated in this sec
tion of Nebraska Dont neglect letting
Coleman figure on your paint bill He
will make you money by savins you
money
Make Your Hens Lay
by feeding them some kind of a poultry
powder We recommend Pratts Poultry
Food because we have sold it for a long
time and know it is good 25 cent pack
ages McConnell Druggist
Notice To Subscribers
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Still Worse
The most successful January clearing
sale we have known is our present one
The cutting of prices has been deep and
the goods have walked out briskly To
add still greater interest wo still further
reduce the prices on the following art
icles 175 part wool blankets to 119
200 ditto to 129 250 ditto to 179
S650 ladies black tourist coats to 399
800 ditto in mixed cloths to 499 165
childs fur setts to 89c Ladies 325
bear fur scarfs 199 Ladies 500
Mouffloon fur scarfs to 339 Misses
750 tourist coats to 399 Ladies
225 knit sweaters to 169 You are in
vited to participate The Thompson
Dry Goods Co
Obituary
Archibald J Thomas was born in
Rayne township Indiana county Penn
sylvania February 16th 1847 Was
united in marriage with Emma J Under
bill on the 17th day of February 1875
Died in Stratton Nebraska January
12th 1905 at 1210 a m Three children
were born to Mr and Mrs Thomas
Grace who died at the age of fi ve mon ths
Don U Thomas and Archie R Thomas
They came to Nebraska in February of
1883 and to McCook October 1886
Deceased was a member of the G A R
K of P Woodmen and Workmen
Do you know our price for butterfat
last half of January is 28c per pound
Do you know this means 112 to 125
per hundred for milk
Do you know that during the winter
of 1902 we paid as high as 27c for butter
fat and 25c in 1903
Do you know these are better prices
than dairymen of New York Wisconsin
and other old dairy states who follow
dairying exclusively are realizing for
their milk produced on farms worth 100
and more per acre
Do you know this beats raising dollar
wheat or fifty cent corn
Do you know we paid more money to
the farmers of Nebraska in 1904 than all
other creamery companies operating in
the state
Do you realize what you are losing if
you are not the owner of a De Laval
hand separator and one of our patrons
Do you know that we sell the De Laval
the best separator on earth
Do you know that out of a total of
20000 separators used in Nebraska 15-
000 are De Lavals
Do you know if you are not one of our
20000 patrons that it will be to your in
terest to call on our representative and
talk this over
Beatrice Creamery Co
W H Harmon Operator at McCook
Wednesday the Morgan clothing store
passed into the possession of H H
Tartsch who has been the manager of
the concern since its establishment in
our city It is the purpose of Mr Tartsch
to stock up with a nice up-to-date spring
line of goods and to conduct the business
to merit a continuance of the patronage
that store has enjoyed since its establish
ment
Do you shave yourself Have you a
good razor strap A good strap is as
necessary as a good razor because with
out it you cant keep a good razor in
good condition We have them at all
prices from 25 cents to 200 Wo also
carry Euxesesa shaving cream shaving
soaps shaving sticks brushes mugs etc
McConnell Druggist
The dictionariesdontgiveitthatway
but they prove it at Marshs meat mar
ket that Marsh means just the same as
the choicest meats obtainable Try a
juicy porterhouse steak some of those
tempting veal cutlets or anything in the
meat line and you will be convinced
Gambling is a great waste of time as
well as a large loss of money- The Tri
bune heard of one railroad man who got
in a friendly little game recently at730
in the evening and did not find his way
home until 6 oclock the following morn
ing
Many a batch of high grade patent
flour has been ruined by a draught of
cold air striking it Buy one of those
bread pans and bread risers at W T
Colemans and you will save its cost in
a few months
They say that Holdrege does twice the
express business that McCook does But
iHoldrege does not possess the facilities
for carrying home merchandise in trunks
and valises that McCook does Thats
a cinch
The firm of Solomon Knowles land
agents of Culbertson has dissolved part
nership Mr Solomon will continue the
Notices are now being prepared and business with his usual energy
will be mailed to all subscribers of The
They have a well down in Indianola
Tubune who are in arrears one year or
which ocol newspaperg cia5m furnishes
longer We hope to have a prompt and
befcter quality of oil thfm John D
generous response to these notices Robafellovvg best headlight
Smoke
your meat with McConnells
Concentrated Smoke Price 25c
Everything in drugs McConnell
j Get one of those Blizzard Fronts at W
i T Colemans Put it on your top buggy
and keep out the storm and cold
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NUMBER 35
You certainly are if you are not
taking advantago of the Special
Bargains wo aro offering in Books
Pictures Fancy Lamps Leathor
Goods Perfumes Soaps Brushes
Rubbor Goods otc
A bargain sale of this kind does
not often occur in tho drug trade
and when you hav such bargains
offered you in Household Novel
ties as we aro now showing you
are surely losing money by not
buying something from our im
mense stock which you need
We cannot continue such a sale
very long for wo must soon begin
to sell such goods at a profit
which wo aro not asking you now
We need the money more than
wo need the goods just now is
why we are offering to savo you
money
Cone Bros Druggists
McCook Market Quotations
orrecteubrinay rnorniup
Cp- v 36
Wheat w
Oats
Rye GO
Barley
Hogs 4 23
t KKS 22
Good Butter 20
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell for drugs
House For Relit C F Lehn
Take your prescriptions to Cone Bros
Go to the Special Bargain Sale at
Cone Bros
One furnished room for rent
of Mrs S S Garvey
Tho usual Fortnight
hall Friday evening last
Inquire
in tho opera
For Rent A seven room dwolling
Apply to Mrs W J Krauter
The best cough syrup is tho famous
White Pino and Tar sold by Cone Bros
A steam heated room with electric
light for rent Apply at Diamonds
clothing store
Use McMillens Cream Lotion for
chapped hands and face Will make
skin soft and white
Wire clothes brushes wire horse
brushes wire stove brushes wire barn
brushes at Colemans
The Dorcas Society of the Congrega
tional church meets with Mrs I M
Beardslee Thursday at 230
For Rent 6 room house in east part
of town Nearin SeeLHLindemann
Office over McMillens drug store
Piano For Rent Inquire at Mrs S
E Griggs toilet parlors
Mrs Mable Clark
A dance is announced in Shumaker
hall Culbertson Saturday evening with
John McNeice of that town as manager
With the closing of business next
Tuesday afternoon the McCook land
office passes into history The incident
is closed
Window cleaners window brushes as
well as all kinds of paint brushes kalso
mine stove floor and all other kinds of
brushes at W T Colemans
James Carter of Indianola is circulat
ing a petition for a new rural free deliv
ery route out of Indianola to cover the
territory south and west of Indianola
Two of Holdreges merchants use 24
columns of advertising space in the local
newspapers Three of them use 36 col
umns Wonder if this explains the busi
ness supremacy of Holdrege over towns
larger
Since our invoice has been completed
we have discovered we are overstocked
in some lines which we will reduce at
once at irresistible prices It is need
less to add that if you are looking for
bargans in his line see Coleman
The meeting of the Degree of Honor
Tuesday evening was enlivened by the
presence of Mrs Mary Latke grand
chief of honor Refreshments were serv
ed The membership was numerously
represented and a big time was had by
the ladies
If you should want anything in silver
spoons knives forks cold meat after
dinner coffees ice cream or other spoons
or ought in hollow ware or cut glass
you will remember that no one meets W
T Colemans prices in these goods since
tho holidavs Call and be convinced
We understand that a numberof young
people from this county expect to attend
the Grand Island Business Normal
College at Grand Island Neb There is
no doubt about the high standing of this
school as it has been for twenty years
under the management of President
Hargis one of the best known educators
in the West and has a yearly enrollment
of one thousand students Those who
have not the ready money for expenses
and who want to be independent are
allowed to pay after they graduate and
have been placed in positions We ad
vise all who are interested to send for
their freecatalogue