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About McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1885)
I LU D WICK & T.ROWBRJ DGE , HAVE JUST OPENED UP A NEW LINE' OF FURNITURE ! v ' / Stoves 'Tinware ' , Japanned % Iron Ware , , We Have a Tin Shop in Connection , and will do General Job Work in Tin , Sheet Iron % Copper Ware , ' We Manufacture Ludwick's Patent Keflecting Lamp , for both wholesale and retail. Call and examine our stock. We will sell you Good Goods for the Cash. West Dennison Street , MceOOK.NEB. CHEAPEST AND BEST UNEQUALED FOR Power , Simplicity , Durability. Estimates made of Mill and Pump complete apon application. Every Mill Warranted. Send for Catalogue. THE WOODMiNSB , This mill Is a "solid wheel" and the best self-regulator made. The Woodmanse No. C. Tump Is the best slnRle acting force pump In the market. Will work Invcils from 10 to 200 feet In depth , and has back attachments to force water Into elevated tanks. Can be used by hand or windmill. Parties contemplating the erection of a Windmill will consult their best Interests by calling at my Homestead , IfcJ miles uortiiwcjt of McCook , or at 11. Johnston's , 5 miles southeast , and ex amine the working of the Woodmanse. W. M. IRWIN , Agent , Woodmanse Windmill Co. . Freeport , 111. Great Western Furniture Emporium , - to O o tCM 4-J - CM 4JW m W W C/3 A a Ul rH C3m O O = oT rHS f m > g - , m a ? o tp rHO 33 C a : 03 tpS v OS S u S O > 5 > > V 5 ! § 5Ji m s Ji (3 Ihi en hi % = enO c-i a r 2 " tn cic O 'O I a 13 13rt j ciS W C3 H rt o S . rte . .m o w .S .mo 4JW H ! i 5 o o o S3 P pq TJ CD V pp P J. E. BERGER , Proprietor. McCOOK , NEB. CITY : - : BAKERY. A. PROBST & 6RO. WE .KEEP ON HAND BREAD , PIES & CAKES , GRAHAM .BREAD. Cakes Made on Order. Lunch Room in connection , where you can net hot coffee , etc. FACTS REGARDING SP , Bubrt Im hub It-will pnriljaud cnricli the BLOOD * rcpnlntc tbe LIVER and KIDNEYS , and uWoiib THE HEALTH and VIGOa of YOUTH ! In all those diseases reijulrlng a certain and ediclent'lONIC , especially Dyspepsia. Want of Apiicllte.liidlpcs- tlon , LICK of btrenztli , etc. . Its use Is marked with Imme'llilc slid At onilL-riul results. Hones iniiscleaand nerves rcri'Uc new force. Eiilheiis tbo mind and supplies Brain I'ower. D A Pi I iSfii euBering Irom all complaint * , /IcPIE C3 peculiar to tlielrscz III find in D5 HATITEB'S IKON XORXC a * aCc and sju-ed } cure. . It elves acl'-.tr and bealthv coniilexlr > n T'ie stroiieest ti-rtlmony ti > tb'c Aalue of Drf AKTKn'v ? IKOTT < V : < " J tliatfrrrncittaitea-ptf p ! cotinterMtltizrliavi- added it > i Ity of the origin > ! . If you enriM .tlyi'.eslniln'ail ! do not experiment gi-t iln Oitioii. .i , , . C S SIo. , for our "IDEEiX BOOK. " ? SFnllof rfnl iB'xi-rai'tlnn.Jrr * ' t' DR. HARTEK'S IKON Tos-o is FOR SALE KY ALL ORUQQISTS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE. AmU , n i off Tool. The best for Farm& Home use. Either size , f 1.50 , $5 50 ? fl.5l > , sent Freight Paid on receipt of price , If your hardware dealer docs not keep them. Good AgCflU wanted. 31 ly CHBSEY ANVIL & VISE CO. , _ DETKOIT. MICH. _ Send six cents forpost geand receive free , a costly box of A PRIZE goods which " will help yon to . , more money "right away thiin anytblrig else In Uils world. Alt of eltlierscx. succeed from "first hour. The broad road to fortune op ns be- foro" the woi kerg. alisolutely sure. At once address TBUE Si CO. , Ausosta. Maine. 3-39. Saddles/Harness / , [ OPPOSITE HOTEL OK THE HILL. ] , Manufacturer and Dealer In SADDLES , .HARNESS , ' BRIDLES , . COLLARS , BRUSHES , COMBS , WHIPS. Stock Saddles , Cow-Boy out fits , and Spurs. BARBRR - : - SHOP. GO TO A. P. SHARP'S FOB A FERST-CLASS SHAVE OR HAIR CUT. HOT AND SOLD BATHS I ON SHORT NOTICE. ies' and Children's Hair J Dressing a specialty. MUndisptcdia me BROAD CLAIM VERY BEST OPERATING , QUICKEST SELLING AND Ever offered to the public. \ A / ! IVI m ° TO woney than at anything else by taking r W i | \nnacncy for the best selling book out. ' 11 ' . . 'Beginners succeed grandly. Xone fall. Terms free. HALLETT BOOK CO. , Portland , Maine. THE BOSTON Q1RL , " > - r - A . Wherein. She. Differ * from the New York Girl. Pfew York Mail and Express. ] I know plcntj' of young men who con trive to have a great deal of cheap fun at the expense bf the average Boston ty'rl. The newspapers , pictorial week lies and even the magazines foster them in it. Some of the girls , to bo sure , , , are curious creatures , but many' whom the New Yorker in Boston has met are re markably nice and first-rate people to know. , To be sure , they are wholly dif ferent from the young ladies ho is ac customed to meet at home. They have more substance , but less sparkle. A New Yorker feels constrained to be careful what he says and how ho says it. After an hour's chat ho goes away feeling very tired , and Iris heart doesn't bound with delight at an invitation to call again. He doesn't feel half so sorry to go as ho does after a little witch in his own city has been entertaining him. Ho feels a strong desire to go homo and read up. For the street the Boston girl dresses plainly but expensively , and with an ut ter disregard of what in New York is called style. She neither seems to know nor to care how to put on her Clothes to the best effect A female rela- tixoof the New Yorker tells him that they are very thorough ; that beneath the plain skirt of a Boston damsel you will never see a cheap or soiled linen underskirt , but clean and costly as her purse will allow. This female relative asserts , moreover , that with many New York maidens .who make considerable outward display , the reverse is the cabe. Many an expensive 'silk raiment hides from all but the critical of her own sex a shockingly untidy petticoat. As this is altogether out of my bailiwick , I drop it with a mere statement of the facts. The Boston girl won't flirt in the street. She comports herself as though conscious that every one was looking at her. She is not so hardened and indif ferent to the opinion of strangers by constant contact with' all phases of met ropolitan life as a New York girl Is. This applies not only to young ladies who have nothing in the world to do butte to dress , amuse themselves and find a husband , , but to the girls who must work for a living in the shops and offices. The rollicking army on Fourteenth street any evening after G o'clock would shook and disgust them. They march along homo by twos and threes , looking neither to the right nor left , with what Howells has called the "sad pa tience of uncourtcd women. " They are the perfection of all that is demure and discreet. The young men , on the other hand , pay no atten tion to them. They push on to their homes with all haste , and hurry off to .spend the evenings among others of their sex in one of the many gymna siums , schools , reading-rooms , billiard parlors and like resorts which Boston seems < o have provided in abundance for growing youth. At a large seaside .skating rink last evening , where thou sands of young people rattled around enrollers rollers for an evening's fascinating en joyment , T noticed scores of young women sitting around on the benches , skating only now aud then with a chance male companion or gliding along the smooth floor in lonely grandeur.- Fully as many young men , too , skatecl by themselves or sat staring at the girls. "Why don't some of thosa fellows summon up courage and assist the ladies ? " I asked my companion. "Oh , " he answered with an astonished look , "that wouldn't do in Boston. A young man would be-put-irem the build ing if he spoke to a lady without an in troduction. " It was actually forbidden in the printed rules. Fancy the condition of affairs in the big rink at Coney island. ' The particular set of New York maidens who go to places of that kind without an escort cert are quite sharp enough to skate with a susceptible young man" without per- him to cause-them niitting any annoy ing or inconvenient recognition after ward. After all , New York girls are a little hardened and blinded by custom. They are always in for a lively time , but the Boston girl can swamp them with "booklarnin' . " Even the shop girls and the waiters in ice-cream saloons keep books with the leaves turned down , and store their minds with knowledge which ' they hope to make useful'during a lull in trade. The JDcHlrc to Be Gulled. [ Detroit Free Press. ] Let a long-haired individual with a broad-brimmed hat , an Indian name , a brass band and a peddler's wagon set himself up at the street corner and pro claim himself a wonderful physician , with a panacea for all the ills that flesh is heir to , and he will attract hundreds of intelligent persons , who will pay their money to a man they never saw before for a compound concerning which they know nothing beyond his boastful assertions. The sairie persons who put no trust in the advice of a physician whom they have known for years , and whose interest it is to advise them fairly and for the best , will swallow with avidity the advice and the nostrum of any loud-voiced quack who forces himself upon their atten tion. In some cases no doubt , it is be cause the quack promises , having no re sponsibility , what the educated physician with a reputation at stake docs not promise. But in the vast majority of cases it seems as if the impelling motive the ruling passion on which the quack- plays so successfully is. the desire to be gulled. A Carrier' * Valuable Route. [ Chicago Tribune. ] A newspaper carrier in Philadelphia has a route which he values at § 9,300. He serves about 4,000 papers daily , the profits being over $6,000 a year , the expenses for five assistants' not over $1,500 , and losses by bad debts small. A. considerable number bf the carriers have comfortable fortunes. A veteran remarked to a reporter : "I.guess there are very few people who pick up their favorite journal at the breakfast-table have any idea that many of the poor carriers who struggle through rain , and &nowt and mud , day in and day out , are such a prosperous class of citizens ! " Plantation Philosophy : Er man bain't ack right by er rule whut he has laid down. De best piece o' merchinery is apT ter get outen fix. _ TRIBUNE CLUBBING LIST. We will furnish THE TRIBONE am any of the. following publications , one year , at the rates named below : PHATKIE FAHMEIt $3.00 " " und man of U. Sr. a.W TOLEDO BLADE. ( Nusby's Paper ) . . . 2.75 CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS. . . JJ.73 CHICAGO WEEKLY HERALD L'.75 LEAVENWOKTH WEEKLY TIMES. . Ii.75 DEMOHEST'S MONTHLY 3.50 in the Wo rial Magnetic Cures. j8D man to discover tbe philosophical principle that ull nervous pains , aches , mid debility should be treated directly from the "brain battery , " fi om whence emanate all nervous force and will power. Allother formsof treat ment tor nervous disorders are failures. Ev ery person who buffers from nervousness knov.s tblf. , und that medicines only palliate , but never cure. These appliances aie mag netic , aud diller fiom all others on the market which aieelectiic. Magnetism is the life of man. Their curative qualities are wonderful in all nervous complaints. The Koman physi cians practiced magnetic treatment 1,000 years ago in nervous diseases , butdid not treattrom the "brain battery. " Dr. HILT , has made this preatdiscovery , the only sure cure for nervous Headaches , Kneumatism , Neuralgia , Liver and Kidney ComplaintsParalysis , Gout , Spin al weakness , Dyspepsia , Constipation , Cold Limbs and Feet , and General D"bility. Mirac ulous cures noted every day. The Magnetic Brush lifts nails , and the only article of the kind invented. It is the greatest curative agent known and used in a "brush bath" im parts tone , replenishes the debilitated system , and creates warmth. In chronic cases our" Magnetic Bands , Belts and Pads should be used. The brushes are warranted to do the work , or the money refunded. Send for circu lar and testimonials. By giving a description of nervous trouble , we will give advice and directions how to use our appliances. HIM , MEDICAL MAGNETIC APPMAKCB COMPANY , Lock Box 55 , Washington , D. C. 155 JOSEPH ALLEN. address , Os- born , Nebraska. Itanch on lied Willow creek , ; mile above Os- born postoflice. Cattle branded on right side and Inn as above. 34 STOKES & TROTH. P. 0. address. Cnrrico , Hayes county , Nebraska. Kan-re : Red Willow creek , nbove Carrico. Stock branded as above Also run the lazy C 4 brand. HENRY T. CHURCH. Postoflice.Osborn.Neb. Ilange : Red Willow bcreek , in S. W. corner of ( Frontier county. Cattle branded OLD Ion right side. Also , an tovcr crop on ripht ear i and under crop on left. Horses branded 8 on right shoulder. SPRING- CREEK CATTLE CO. J. D. WEMJORX , Vice President and Supt. P. O. address , Inuiano- la. Nebraska. Range : Kcpnblicui Valley , east of Drj Creek , and near head oi Spring Creek , in Chasi county , Nebraska. New U. S. Cattle Ranche Co. , Limited. Stock brand : Circle on lett shoulder , also dew lap and n crop and under half crop on leitcar.and a crop and under bit in the right. Itanch on the Republican. Postoflice address , Max , Dnndy county , Neb. GEOROE J. FREDERIC LV. Postoffice nddrcss , Mc- Cook , Xcbxr > ! { ii. Hunch : Four miles southwest of Me Cook , on the Driftwood. Stock branded AJ on the left hip ! PAXTOX CATTLE CO. .7. B. MESERATS , General Manager. Postoflice address , Arc- Cook , Xeb. Unnch : At t pringCauyou : on the ( Frenchman Kiver , Chase I county. Nebraska. I Stock branded ns above : j also 717 on left side ; 7 _ _ _ on the right hip and Lon the riKht "shoulder ; L on lett shoulder and X on lett jaw. Half undcr-crop left car , and square-crop right cnr EATON BROS. & CO. P. O. address. McCook , Nebraska. Itnngc , south .of . McCook. i Cattle branded on left hip. Also , JQ , 5 ? and I' brands on left hip. Horses branded the same on left shoulder. JORN F. BLACK. FOU SALE Improved Deeded Farm and Hav Land. Timber and water. Two farm houses , with other improvements. Convenient to No. 1 , school privileges. Situ- I Ued on Republican riv- Jer. near mouth of Hed Willow cieek. Call on J. T. Black , on prem ises , or address him ut Indianola , Nebraska. DO YOU KNOW -THAT- LORILLAED'S QLBIAX PLUG TOBACCO with Red Tin Tajr ; 2s Loaf Fine rut Chewinp : ItiTyClpriiss. and Black , lirowntind Yellow Sscffs are the best und cheapest , quality considered ? f. A . . * y > v- ( ' * f s > , J I mm t MExTROPOLITAN , . DRUG STORE. ' Everything ( Except Liquor ) Usually Kept in-a First-Class Drug Store. ALSO HANDLE r- PIANOS * ORGANS. SEWING MACHINES. M. A. SPALDING , Prop. , McCOOK. - NEBRASKA. \ mxmmaa fcaassrvea me c iataa xaamfmmaMamuas famK fmmfmmmmi mmmmfafi aHmfmmtmt fmfmimi \ . PHARMACY. HAVE IN STOCK A LINE OF ilNE TOILET AETTCLES , Combs , Brushes , Perfumery , Extracts , Etc. WINES AND LIQUORS * Will be sold only in cases of sickness , and then only on Physician's Prescription. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded , Day or Night. Doctor's Choice , America's Finest Five Cent Cigar. McCOOK , - - - NEBRASKA , 1 DEALERS IN- 'J.I Agricultural Implements f WAQONS & BUQQIRS. Tubular Wells , Pumps , Wind Mills a Specialty , WE ALSO HAVE A CHOICE LOT OF SEED © OEN , MILLLET & SORGHUM SEED McCOOK , COE. KAILKOAD AND MAIN STS. ' PROPRIETORS OF THE i illlU * * * d u * DEALERS IN * Lumber , Lime , ( foment , &asV Doors , Blinds , HARD AND SOFT COAL , YARDS AT McCOOK , INDMOLA , CAMBRIDGE , ARAPAHOE , A5D OXFORD. enge Wiod Mill , Superior to any OH the market , bclns Heavier , Stronger Built , and therefore a more Durable Mill. It ! the only Mill built ; and out or * . Thousands Erected During 12 Yi-irs past , not one has ever blown away and left the Tower standing. A record no other Mill can show. tVe offer to put up any of our PO1PIXG MILLS ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL , And If they doa't ghe jotMactlon , will rcxiove Mill at oar . own eipcns-e. Also Manufactnrersof the Celebrated Chnllerse Feed Mills Corn Shelters. Iron Pumps with brass cylinders. Iron Pipe , Tanks. For estimate" , catalojmet and prices , applj to G. . NETTLETOX , McCook , Neb. : Agent for Southwestern Xebraakaand1 Nortbwestera KaaA . j