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Patents 250 to 500
Tans 200 to 500
Vicis 150 to 500
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Fresh lettuce celery
rhoubarb etc constantly
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highest wholesomesiess that it has
nothing In it that can injure or
distress you makes the repast
doubly comfortable and satisfactory
This supreme confidence you
have when the food is raised with
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The only baking powder made
with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
There can be no comforting confi
dence when eating alum baking pow
der food Chemists say that more or
less of the alum powder in unchanged
alum or alum salts remains in the food
cauliflower
on hand at
The best illustrated lecture ever given
in McCook in the M E church Mon
day evening April 13th
Doublo - strength Heinz vinegar
imitated by all equaled by none for
sale by Magner Stokes
Magner Stokes keep their grinder
going some these days and have plenty
of ground bone for chickens
If it is from Marshs its the best ob
tainable Anything and everything per
taining to the meat market business
Alaska refrigerators are insulated
with pure charcoal They preserve food
perfectly H P Waite Co sell
them
The Burlington lists its improvements
in Hastings exclusive of real estate at
823182551 The value of the main line
and right-of-way is placed at 848863
Our Easter perfumes are as fresh and
fragrant as the flowers them selves
Some new odors this season that we
want you to test
L W McConnell Druggist
If we cant suit you perfectly in our
large ready made stock we cant fail in
our order department 150 samples at
from 15 to 821 per suit Give us your
order and measure Rozell Barger
The Methodist choir under the direc
tion of Mrs Geo Thomas will give an
Easter cantata Sunday evening April
19 to which the public is invited The
choir have been drilling for weeks and
promise to give a great treat
Messrs Kelley and Baroazette are at
work on some changes rearrangements
and improvements to their hotel proper
ty the Commercial The basement
barber shop will be enlarged some five
feet two sample rooms will be provided
on east of the barber shop a cement
walk is to be laid along the south front
age
R F D NO 1
Mrs Huntsinger of Mankato Kan
sas is visiting her aunt Mrs J I Lee
and cousin Mrs Charles Rinck
Mr and Mrs Chas Byfield visited at
Indianola last Sunday Mrs Byfields
mother is in very poor health
George Rowland is having a phone
put in this week
James Roberson and A D Evans
took in the Byran festival this week at
Holdrege
QUALITY
ALWAYS
THE BEST
Russia Calf Tans
Chocolate and Black Vici
Patent Colt and Kid
I THE MODEL SHOE STORE
C A Fisher
E D Perkins
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McCook Markets
Merchants and dealers in McCook at
noon today Friday are paying the fol
lowing prices
Corn S GO
Wheat 75
Oats 40
Rye GO
Barley 60
Hogs 5 no
Butter good 20
Eggs 12
FOR SALE FOR jNTETC
For Sale Rose comb White Leg
horn eggs 15 for 75c Mrs C C liar
less phone black 300 3 204ts
For Salk Riding lister now lay
81250 Inquire of L E Barger at the
clothing store
For Rent Four room furnished
house Inquire at Tribune office
For Rent Five room dwelling In
quire at Mrs Mary Walker
For Rent One or two furnished or
unfurnished rooms very reasonable In
quire one door south of Mrs Dr East
crdays
Lost Wednesday package contain
ing black crop de chine skirt trimmed
in heavy black lace and black silk drop
skirt Finder please return to Tribune
office
Wanted A girl for general house
work no washing Phone 219 Mrs
Leslie Clark
Plain Sewing At moderate prices
also shadow embroidery Mrs Slosson
one block north of new school house
Phone Black 21S
Post cards local views Easter cards
Taft and Bryan cards greeting cards
etc at The Tribune stationery dept
Seeds at H P Waite Cos
Wrecked the Gig-
Dr W F Jones was a party to a lively
runaway Sunday last while driving
over from Benkelman to Bird City The
neck yoke broke letting the pole drop
The doctor made a safe high dive from
the buggy but Driver Rothwell stayed
with the runaways who were stopped
after negotiating four canyons The
buggy was a complete wreck but men
and animals escaped injury
For Sale
Show cases tables counter scales
and other usefnl articles about a store
Call and see them at the Bee Hive
The prices will be right to you
If its seasonable and in his line no
use to go any farther than Marshs meat
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MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Seeds at II P Waite Cos
Easter post cards Bon Ton
Seeds at II P Waite Cos
Must Appear in District Court
Squire Berry had a case from Indian
ola before him Monday The title was
Tho State of Nebraska vs Charles II
King and the matter involved a small
strip of land along the east side of the
town site of Indianola and between
site and the addition of tho Li n
Land Company
Charles II King recently bought
some of this land from the land company
and fenced ofT what had been used as a
street or road plowing up the same
William Plourd as complaining wit
ness brought the action for obstructing
and plowing up a street or highway and
many witnesses from Indianola appeared
to testify in tho case
While it was shown that the street
had never been legally and formally laid
out and dedicated the evidence indicated
that it had been used for thirty years as
a highway and was generally regarded
as a street or highway in fact
On this theory tho squire held tho de
fendant Mr King to the next term of
district court under a bond 8200 which
was provided by Mr King
Sandon Delegate Smith Alternate
The county gathering of M W A
lodges in McCook last week resulted
in the election of William Sandon of
Danbuty as delegate to tho state camp
in Lincoln May 5th and 6th J M
Smith of McCook was chosen alternate
At this state meeting it is expected that
a class of between 1000 and 1200 will
be initiated and a dozen of McCook
lodge expect to go down to witness this
extraordinary sight
Eighth Grade County Examinations
County examinations of the eighth
grade will be held at the school houses
in the towns given below on the dates
named
Lebanon April Gth and 7th
Danbury April Sth and 9th
Indianola April 10th and May 18th
McCook at my office in the court
house April 11th and May 20th
Bartley April 13th and May 19th
Claudia B Hatcher Co Supt
Pepperell Wide Sheeting 25c
9 quarters wide bleached Rockdale
ditto unbleached for 23c Lonsdale
cambric muslin 12Vc Lonsdale mus
lin 10c Hope bleached muslin 10c Good
bleached muslin 7c Good unbleached
muslin 5c better at Sc Ready made
sheets 60c each Pillow slips 15c or
SI 50 per dozen Izzer home made bed
comforts 81 83 to 8300 each Thomp
son D G Co
Funeral of Prominent Mason
H W Snott a prominent Hastings
Mason who died on Friday last was
buried in Kearney Sunday The Bur
lington ran a special train from Hast
ings The Knights Templar were in
charge with Grand Lecturer French
officiating by request of deceased En
gineer Hugh Brown of St John com-
mander3 No 16 of McCook pulled the
special
Ideal White Waists
in net in lawn india linen mull mer
cerized checks and stripes buttoning in
back or in front long or short sleeves
81 to S3 The Thompson Dry Goods
Co Actual cash prices
Fruits
Hubers
of all kinds at all times at
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE
In the District Court of Red Willow County
State of Nebraska In the matter of the appli
cation of Margaret S Lnyinon Kuardian of
Jacob William Clayton Delinda May Clayton
Martha Ellen Clajton Emma Orpha Clayton
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Lawrence Franklin ClaytoiiJudsou K Clayton
minor heirs of William H Clayton deceased
for license to sell real estate
Notice is hereby Kiveu chat in pursuance of
an order of tho Honorable R C Orr judge of
tho district court of Rpd Willow countv Ne
braska made on the 28th day of March 1908
for the sale of real estate hereinafter described
there will be sold at public venue to the high
est bidder for cash at the east front door of the
court house in the city of McCook Red Willow
county on tho 2nd day of May 190S at tho hour
of one oclock p in the following described
real estate subject to the dower interest of
Margaret S Laymon formerly Margaret S
Clayton widow of William II Clayton deceas
ed to wit The southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section fifteen flJi township
one 1 range twenty seven 27 in Red Willow
county Nebraska Said sale will remain open
one hour
Dated this 9th day of April 190S
Maimjakkt S Laymon
Guardian of Jacob William Clavton De
linda May Clayton Martha Ellen Clayton
Emma Orpha Clayton Maggie Maud Clay
ton Sarah Mariuda Clayton Lawrence
Franklin Clayton Jud on It Clayton
minor heir- of William H Clayton deceased
Boyle Eldred Attorneys
ORDER OF HEARING
State of Nebraska Red Willow county s
At a county court held at the county court
room in and for said county April 8 1908
Present J C Moore county judge In tho
matter of tho estate of Peter Wesch deceased
On reading and tiling the petition of John
Wcsch praying that tho instrument filed on
the 8th day of April 1908 and purporting to be
the last will aud testament of the said deceased
may bo proved approved probated allowed
and recorded as the last will and testament of
the said Peter Wesch deceased and that the
execution of said instrument may be committed
and the administration of said Cstato may bo
granted to John Wesch as executor Ordered
that April 2T 1908 at ton oclock a in is as
signed for hearing said petition when all per
sons interested in said matter may appear at a
county court to be hold in aud for said county
and show cause why tho prayer of petitioner
should not be granted j and that notico of tho
pendency of said petition and the hearing there
of bo givou to all persons interested in said
matter by publishing a cony of this order in
tho McCook Tribunea weekly newspaper print
ed in said county for threo succesive weeks
prior to said day ofjhearing
seal Zng JC Moore Couuty Judge1
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EASTER
Kid Gloves and
Silk Gloves
The high standard of
perfection in the quali
ties and the making of
our womens kid gloves
and silk gloves especi
ally recommend them
at Easter time Our
lines are equipped in
every detail to best
meet every customers
demand
We are showing all
colors in
TIP gloves
range
KAYSER
Our prices
from 50c to
350 according to
length and quality
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EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS MILLINERY AND LADIES FURNISHINGS
Only One More Week
for Easter Shopping
Our large stock is more complete now than ever Exquisite novelties from leading designers
have never been so extensively shown We excel in styles and values at moderate prices and
many advantages will make purchases at our store during the coming week WELL WOlvl
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Novelty Tailored
Gowns
and Street
Suits
Exclusive style features give
distinctiveness to every
Shirt Waist Suit
Jumper Suit
and
Jacket Suit
shown in our Ready - to -Wear
Department The
styles and the values both
will be found unusually at
tractive even in moderate
ly priced suits and gowns
Exclusive
Easter
Novelties
in Sunshades
We invite special at
tention to our com
plete display of Para
sols this season The
showing is unique
Never before have we
assembled so many dif
ferent novelties They
comprise the greatest
successes from leading
American and Europe
an designers Our en
tire collection is made
up wholly of
EXCLUSIVE
DESIGNS
AND
COLORINGS
Special Showing of
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS
We have just received a
large shipment of new
white and colored waists
which completes our range
of styles and prices pre
senting a large and varied
assortment The designs
we show are entirely dif
ferent from the ordinary
stocks and you will find
our well made and prettily
fashioned garments well
worth your careful con
sideration
Be sure to see our line
before you buy
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An Announcement to the Patrons of our Millinery
Salesroom
Our extensive collections of Trimmed Hats Sailors Trimmings and Flowers now offer the
very best opportunity for satisfactory selections Although our trade in this department has
been phenomenally beyond our expectations we shall use every
effort to keep our assortment complete up to the very last day
With but one week remaining until Easter the time for selection
is necessarily short We would recommend that any who have
not already left their order or selected their hat should give us a
call as early as possible and avail themselves of the excellent ad
vantages for selection and service which we are now in a position
to offer OUR TRIMMER will endeavor to finish all orders
promptly so that none of our customers will be disappointed
Favor Us With an Early Call
Womens Fine Novelty Hosiery for Easter
The best possible advantages are offered in our Hosiery Department to secure colors and
shades to harmonize or match any designed effect in costumes or shoes We are showing
plain and lace hose in all shades of Tan Brown Pink Blue and in White Prices 2 c
and 50c per pair
Quality Considered
Our Prices are the Lowest
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