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Dress Goods
Waist Goods
Bath Robes
Kimona Goods
Pillow Tops
Silk Petticoats
Table Cloths
Lunch Cloths
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HELP YOU
to select your Xmas gifts Re
member that there is nothing
YES we can say NOTHING
that will ever take the place of
China for Holiday Gifts Every
piece we show was selected care
fully and this being a new de
partment of this store everything
in the queensware department is
the seasons latest We want you
to come in and look at our stock
Few people know about the big
stock we have every one yet has
been surprised
I Everything Pretty and
Everything Useful
we have adopted for our China De
v partment motto
Read over a few of the articles
we suggest which make very ac
ceptable gifts
This store will be open until 16 oclock
after the 15th
Dont forget our FURNITURE
DEPARTMENT China Closets
Buffets Music Cabinets Library
Tables Rockers etc make good
gifts for the whole home
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Doilies Belts
Towels Bags
Napkins Purses
Handkerchiefs Collars
Fascinators Stick Pins
Knit Skirts Waist Pins
Gloves Brooches
Mittens Ribbons
Muslin Underwear
at Wholesale Prices
Not Out of Season but in Advance of the Season
We were exceptionally fortunate in securing the agents
sample line from one of the best manufacturers in the
country In fact so far superior to other manufactured
lines that their entire output is already sold up and by
getting these samples at a discount I am able to give them
to you at POSITIVELY WHOLESALE PRICES
No better opportunity was ever given the ladies of McCook
to buy so early snch desirable values in Muslin Garments
Call and make your selections before the best are taken
For
Gentlemen
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LADIES must keep this paper right side up Also keep
your memories right and give us your trade We ap
preciate it
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New Walsh Block
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PARTMENT for
Xmas gifts
Dinner Sets
Chamber Sets
Fancy Salads
Sugars and Creamers
Cake Plates
Powder Boxes
Vases
Odd Cups and Saucers
Oatmeal Sets
Bonbons
Olive Trays
Tankards
Salts and Peppers
Pin Trays
Toothpick Holders
Cracker Jars
-Fruit Plate Sets
Hand Painted Plates
Childrens Toy Sets
Chocolate Sets
Spoon Trays
Nut Bowls
Card Receivers
Comb and Brush Trays
Bread and Butter Plates
Tobacco Jars
Childrens Mugs
Mustard Pots
Shaving Mugs
Syrup Pitchers
Roll Trays
Candle Sticks
Water Sets
Fern Dishes
Chop Plates
and dozens of other articles
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The House Furnisher
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Christmas Shoppers
ATTENTION
Check over carefully the items you want for your many
friends out of the following list Then come to the NEW
STORE where you can save yourself money and secure
all your dry goods of
Highest Quality at the Lowest Prices
BOX ELDER
Virgil Gordon is visiting in this neigh
borhood this week
Rev J A Kerr went home the first of
the week on a visit
Evert Lamb shelled corn for N Boyce
and Fred Lakin last week
Mrs Ben Lytle visited with her sister
Mrs Frank Lytle last Saturday night
Miss Gertie Doyle is entertaining a
cousin from the eastern part of the state
A T Crane is expecting to move back
to his old home in Illinois in a short
time
Oh as Masters has a number of teams
hauling corn from John Whites for him
this week
G N Henderson shelled corn for Jas
Doyle Mahlon Campbell and Thomas
Elms last week
Mr and Mrs Fred Satchell visited
over Sunday with his father Rev M S
Satchell and family at Culbertson
PLEASANT RIDGE
Mrs Smith and Myrtle expect to
start next Thursday for Indiana on a
visit to relatives
There have been a number of deaths
among cattle in this vicinity on account
of stalks and black leg
Mr Rothermel of Washington state is
here visiting old friends and looking
after his real estate in this neighbor
hood
The Tribune tells you all about the
neighborhood news Subscribe for it
Just 8105 for the best paper in South
western Nebraska and the Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean
Miss Nellie Lincoln celebrated her
eighteenth birthday last Saturday even
ing at the home of Mr and Mrs D H
Shepherd About forty persons assisted
in the festivities and a great time was
had by all
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 2
Indications point to an unusual Christ
mas rush Send yours early It is safer
and you will escape the crush and dam
age incident thereto
Carrier Leon A Clark of R F D No
2 out of McCook made the speed record
for rural carriers in Red Willow county
Monday in chasing his runaway horse
Disinterested spectators swear that Leon
and the horse Leon a good second
made steen circuits about Alfred Cart
ers big wheat stubble field in steen
minutes by the watch Nobody hurt
and nothing damaged But Leon
changed horses the next morning
Take advantage of The Tribunes ex
traordinary subscription offer found on
second page of this issue
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Mrs Art Stevens baby has beonquite
sick this week
Born to Mr and Mrs E E Smith a
fine boy last Sunday
James Sipo made a business trip to
Cambridge Saturday
Air and Mrs Ira Sheets were Cam
bridge callor9 Saturday
C E Matthews was in Arapahoe this
week doing some plastering
John Giuthers team ran away Friday
and bruised Mr Ginther some
Mrs Anna Strubbe returned to her
homo in Lincoln Friday morning
Harry L Brown and family visited at
the home of M D Ilobbs Sunday
Mrs A L Cochran will go to Minco
I T next week to visit her parents
Art and Bert Stevens visited with
their parents in Fairmont last week
Miss Bertha Owens is visiting it the
home of Miss Efiie McCord this week
The young people are having a fine
time on the ice these nico moon light
nights
Two of our lady teachers took exercise
on the ice Saturday and report it ex
hilerating
There will be a Christmas tree at the
Christian church Saturday evening
December 23
Agent Purvis recovered his watch from
the fellow who found it and got away
for several days
Mrs Beck and daughters and Rev
Kirby are holding revival meetings at
Dry Creek church
C E Harris from the eastern part of
tho state has moved onto the farm he
purchased of Joe Hoover
A company of thirty couples had a
party at tho pleasant home of Mike
Weimkirch Wednesday evening
Will Flint Jas Finnegan Miss Rice
Miss Grace Flint and Miss Mary Theo
bald were Cambridge visitors Monday
Sam Bryan returned from Colorado
and it was not long after his arrival
until h 1 was raised as is usual when
he is in town
Ed Tibbott has rented and moved into
tho house owned by Mr Dean on the
east part of the Hart farm where Chas
Keyos formerly lived
John Frazee one of the B M car
penter crew here working under Foreman
Perry Premer fell and causod a colles
fracture of hfc wrst Wednesday
McCook ofllcers will please accept the
thanks of Bartley people for properly
taking care of some boozers who reside
in our town We regret the necessity of
their arrest but commend the prompt
action of the officers
Thos Saul came down from Colorado
j Monday He had a good run of business
lor tnircy nve days tnere tnresniug a
fine lot of wheat He has stored his
machines there and will thresh in tho
same vicinitynextyear
DANBURY
J G Evers is having his shed painted
John Delongs barn is about complet
ed
S G Bastian who has been sick is up
again
G B Morgans house is about com
pleted
Mr Greens sister Mrs Mason is here
visiting
Fred Furman got his hand badly
mashed in a corn sheller
W A Stone has moved his house from
J L Sims to his property
Little Winnifred Ashton returned to
her home in Cedar Bluffs Friday
Ilarley Woods went to some eye doctor
in Omaha and had his eyes straightened
The apple car went up the line Satur
day They were all about 125 per
bushel
G B Morgan shipped two car loads
of hogs and J L Newman shipped one
to St Joe
Thor Harrison was the lucky one to
get the suit of clothes from Eidenheimer
Stein Cos agent
Miss May Gardner Nellie Boyer and
Mrs John Remington were on thesick
list but are convalescent
G B Morgan is building a large gran
ary on his farm on the creek where he
it feeding about 100 head of cattle and
500 hoad of hogs
COLEMAN
H B Wales received 86345 for four
hogs he took to McCook Tuesday
Mr Griffiths brother of Dodge ville
Wisconsin is on a visit here and also
husking corn for W M Sharp
B F Wales tells us that he has sold
his 400 acre farm to a man living near
Hastings
School at the Corcoran school house
is progressing finely led on by Miss
Jessie Russell
Mr Rawe of South Dakota arrived
hero on Thursday on a visit to his sister
Mrs Grace Griffiths She was not ex
pecting him and when he walked right
into tho house her surprise was complete
but very pleasant
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In order to reduce our grocery stock largely
by the first of the ccming year we have de
cided to give our patrons the advantage of a
Reduction of
10 to 20 per cent
on many items in our large line of fresh
and first class goods such as
aliforaia Fruits
tthe lllLC
You will save 5c a pound on your coffee and
proportionately more on other items
Take Advantage of
This Opportunity
Never Fail 5 gallon Oil or Gasoline
for 150 They are world beaters
Cans
A 5 Suit of XTRAGooi clothes
FREE to the Best Boy
Detective
JUL
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The man who sells XTRAGOOD boy
clothes for Ederheimer Stein Co
Chicago is coming to see us within ten
days We will give free any XTRAGOOD
suit in our store to the first clever boy
under 16 years of age who finds THIS
man before he leaves town
What You Must Do
When you think you have found the
right man say to him You are from
Ederheimer Stein Co Chicago
and sell xTRAGOOD Clothes Re
member these words If you say any
thing else he will not answer
JL
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Grocery
Want your moustache or beard
abeautiful brown or rich black Use
The Clothier
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