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I McOCOK , Main St. , NEBRASKA.
I. The First National Bank
I OF MCCOOK , NEBRASKA.
I OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :
GEO. HOCKNELL , PRESIDENT. B. M. FREES , VICE-PRESIDENT.
F. L. BROWN , CASHIER A.CAMPBELL. R. O. PHILLIPS.
( INCORPORATED UNDER STATE LAWS , )
I Paid up Capital , - - $50,000.00.
I General Banking Business ,
I Collections made on all accessible points. Drafts drawn directly on the principal
cities of Europe. Taxes paid for Eon-Residents. Money to loan on farming
lands , village and personal property. Fire insurance a specialty.
I Tickets For Sale to and from Europe ,
I CORRESPONDENTS : j .V. Franklin , President.
.First . National Bank. Lincoln. Nebraska. I John R. Clark , Vice-President.
| The ChoniicalNatioual Bank. New York. ) A. C. Ebert , Cashier.
I • O. P. RINKER ,
I MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR
I WAGONS , BUGGIES , ETC.
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j . valley carried by the Manufacturers of the different lines of goods. Prices always the
j Lowest and always Regular. Call and examine.
I- COR. MATE" AHD EAILEOAD STS. , - - MeCOOK , NEBRASKA.
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f. Makes First Mortgage Loans on Farm Property.
I- * " ' OFFICE IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
W * A. CAMPBELL , PRESIDENT. " * B. M. FREES , 1ST VICE PRESIDENT.
IP * ' - GEO. HOCKNELL , SECRETARY. R.C4 PHILLIPS , 2ND VICE PRESIDENT c
Mf F. L. BROWN TREASURER. t
If TRIBUNE OFFICE *
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i School Books and Soliool Supplies , i
BOX ELDER BLOSSOMS.
How the dirt flies !
Itov. Cbapln delivered a very interostingdis-
course , last SUnday.
A largo acrpac of small grain is being sown
in this neighborhood.
It is reported that a stock of general mer
chandise will be opened up at Box Elder in a
short time.
Miss Luo Chrysler and Miss Ruth Raino of
the Indianola schools , spent their week's va
cation at Box Elder.
Wo understand that Wm. Doyle sold his farm
last week , which lies just above Box Elder on
the Willow. Consideration , $1(5,000. (
R. E. Moore has arrived from Iowa and will
proceed to build a large and handsome resi
dence on his farm. •
The addition to the church is completed and
was dedicated on Sunday , the 21st inst. , by
Rev. P. C. Johnson. The people can now wor-1
ship with much more comfort than thoy form
erly could. .
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The people of this vicinity were , last week ,
called to mourn the loss of another promi
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nent citizen. We refer to tho death of J. B.
Piper. Mr , Piper was a local preacher in tho
M. E. church , aud was respected by all who
knew him , us a man fitilhful in duty , honest
in purpose. Tho community feel deeply their
loss of a worthy citizen , and the church a
faithful worker. The family have the sympa
thy of the entire community. Mr. and Mrs.
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J. A. Piper and Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Piper of
Alma , Mr. J. B. Piper of Omaha , Mrs. Dotibs
and her sister. Miss Edith of Beatrice , all ar
rived in time to attend the funeral of their
father. Selonn. j
March 23d , 18S7. ,
PLEASANT RIDGE DOINGS.
The last of March is here , and we are per
mitted to be here yet. I
It is too late to sow wheat , so tho farmers in |
these parts say. Oat sowing is the order
of the day now.
We see West Gcrver don't thank anybody
for their old wagon any more he rides in a
brand new one.
We see James Kanouse is having some more
prairie sod turned over he must have a cross
eyed fellow working for him from tho lay of '
the land.
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We have heard a number say , why can't wo
have Sunday school in our new school house ?
We say so , too. The harvest is great but the
laborers are few. !
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E. Green says he lias White Elephant and ,
Chicago Market seed potatoes for sale , and if I
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there is anyone wishing1 anything in that line
to give him a call.
Mr. Brainard and family returned to Ohio ,
last week. They have gone to settle their busi
ness there and make preparations for return
ing to Red Willow county to settle among us.
Rev. Mason preached at tho Pleasant Ridge
school house , Sunday evening , to a largo aud
ience. Bring your seats along with you when
you come to the Ridge , and you won't have to
stand up.
Mr. Outcout , purchaser of the Gerver farm ,
in this district , has moved in his new home.
He don't believe in living down in a hollow
where he can't be seen nor see anything. He
expects to build a residence on the hill in the
near future.
We don't think preaching only every three
weeks , is hardly enough lor tho poor sin-bur-
dened souls in this district. I believe though , ]
that Rev. Hall had an appointment , a week
from Inst Sunday. I presume it was not very
generally known , as there were but a few out.
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Our school was out last Friday week , with • '
nothing more unusual to note the day , than j
the passing of a peanut and a stick of candy
to half a dozen scholars that attended faith1
fully to the end. "Hence you sco tho reward J
of the faithful. " Guess. <
March 23th , 1SS7. " <
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OWXKD BY .IAS. F. LIDDELL. t
This is a .French Gorman , light dappled ]
gray Stallion , weighing 1,400 pounds. He is t
strong and small-limbed. He will stand j
the season at my place , on Railroad street , (
back of B. & M. Eating House. Come and (
see this horse before breeding your mare , if j
you want a good colt. Castrating done by i
the latest methods and insure safety and t
satisfaction. I have a few Rod Breaking (
Plows which I will sell cheap for cash. I- t
warrant these to be perfect in every respect. >
Come and see them. Jas. F. Liddell. '
McCook , Neb. t
Railroad Ave. , bet. Monroe and Madison.
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Mr. Jonas Wilson Clark has given 51,000 , - \
000 to found a University in Worchaster , '
Mass. ]
Mr. Wm. Westlake , stock raiser and breedi
er of thoroughbred horses , living near Avo-
ca , Nebraska , was badly injured by being
thrown from a sulky. xVfter using numerr
our liniments and consulting physicians ,
without being afforded any relief , lie obtain-
ed a bottle of Chamberlain's Tain Balm from ]
the druggist at Avoca , which he began using c
and noticed a change for the better , after a r
few applications ; in two weeks he entirely t
recovered the use of his arm. It is unequal-
ed for severe bruises and sprains , rheuma
tism and lame baclc. Sold by Willey &
Walker and McMillen & Weeks. J
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup.
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Will relieve that cough almost instantly
and make expectoration easy. Acts simul
taneously on the bowels , kidneys and liver ,
thereby relieving the lungs of that soreness
and pain and also stopping that tickling
sensation in the throat by removing the
cause. One trial of it will convince any one
that it has no equal on earth for coughs and
colds. McMillen & Weeks have secured the
sale of it and will guarantee every bottle to
Kive satisfaction.
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A sermon is always short to the wo-
man who wears a new bonnet for the aj
first ? time.
Salt Rheum or bczema , tl
Old sores and ulcers ,
Scaldhead and ringworm ,
Pain in the back and spine , ft
Swelling in the knee joints , m.
Sprains and bruises , :
Neuralgia and toothache , Dt
Tender feet caused bv bunions , corns and cr
milblains , I warrant Bhoos' Thopicai. On. s ;
to relieve any and all of the above. ,
McMillen & Weeks. ' * i '
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The Northwestern agrees to build in- \ \
io Hastings before the first of the new
fear. Bastings will vote $60,000 g
jonds. Of a truth Adams county's cap- " \ \
tal is coming to the front rank among
Nebraska's cities at a rapid pace , pi
ORDINANCE.
An ordinance providing for tho levying and
collecting or a license tax on occupations
and businesses carried on within the limits
of the city of McCook , Nebraska , and to reg
ulate tho same.
Bo it ordained by tho mayor and council or
the city of McCook :
Sec. 1. That each and every person. Arm ,
association , or othor corporation carrying on
the occupation or business herein mentioned
within the limits of tho city of McCook , shall
pay into tho city treasury annually tho sums
named as hereinafter provided as a special li
cense tax.
Skc. 3. The money paid into the city treas
ury under tho provisions of this ordinance
; shall constitute and be known as tho "Special
' License Tax Fund. "
Skc. 3. Tho. special license tax fund shall
only bo used for paying tho expenses of grad
ing and rcpairingstrects , constructing and re
pairing sidewalks , and lighting the city , and
paying tho policemen. Provided , however ,
that the city council may at any time , by a
majority of the couucilmen elect , authorize
the passage of an ordinance transferring
money from the special license tax fund into
a fund for the building of school houses in the
city of McCook , or into the general fund of
the city ,
i Skc. 4. Under tho provisions of tills ordin
ance and the power vested in tho mayor and
council of tho city of McCook by virtue of tho
laws of the state of Nebraska , there is hereby
levied on
Non-resident auctioneers , per day. $ 10 00
Hawkers and peddlers of goods and
jewelry and patent medicines , per
For all games not prohibited by statute
perday 5 00
Non-resident dentists , perday BOO
Non-resident canvassers , perday 2 50
lilCENSE PElt ANNUM.
Druggists 5 00 Laundrys 2 50
MeatMarket 5 00 Gun-smith 1 00
Banks 10 00 Housemovcrs 2 50
Hnvdware dealers 5 00 Plumber 5 00
Jewelers 5 00 Lawyers 3 ( X )
Commission store 5 00 Bathers 2 50
Grain dealers. . . . 5 00 Resident dentist. . G 00
Variety store 2 50 Ice dealers 5 PO
Merchant tailor. . 2 50 Bowling alley . . 25 00
Furniture dealer. 5 00 Lumber dealer. . 10 00
Flour mills 10 00 Coal dealer 7 50
Feed mills 5 00 Express Co 20 00
Gas companies..10 00 Telegraph Co 20 00
Cigar factory. . . . . 2 50 Telephone Co. . . . .20 00
Resident auctioneers 10 00
Grocery store , retail and wholesale 5/00
General store , carrying dry goods , gro
ceries , boots and shoes , notions , &c 10 00
Dealer in dry goods exclusive 5 00
General merchandise and clothing 10 00
Boot and shoe dealer exclusive 5 00
Tobacco and cigar dealer , exclusive. . . 2 50
Sowing machine dealer and agents 5 00
Millinery and notion dealer 5 00
Livery and feed stable 5 00
Saddle and harness dealer 2 50
Hotel , charging $2.00 per day or more. 10 00
Hotel , charging less than § 2.00 5 00
Firo insurance agents 5 00
Money loaners and parties negotiating
loans for other parties or eomp'ys. 5 00
Loan and trusteonipanies. . . 5 00
Dairies and milk peddlers 5 00
Contractor ? and builders and jobshojis 2.50
Building associations 1m0 ! ;
Street railway company JO 0 :
Hod.t water manufactory and botilins3 00
works 5 00
Eloctriilight company 10 00
Watc-rworks company 20 CO
JJilhud hall , one table , where only
temperance drinks , cigars , tobaccos
&e. , are sold , or exclusively billiard
hall 25 00
Each additional billiard or pool table. . 13 00
Restaurant and confectionery , lunch
stands and bakeries 2 50
Real estate dealers 5 00
Physicians and surgeons 5 00
Wagon and blacksmith shops 2 50
Dealers in stoves ic tinware , exclusive. 2 30
Flour and feed stores 5 00
Agricultural implement dealer 5 00
Saloons retailing liquor a3 a beverage
in addition to the sums as are now
or hereatter shall be required un
der the laws of state of Nebraska. . 500 00
Each dray or omnibus 10 00
Lumber and coal dealers 15 00
Photograph Galleries 5 00
Kesident life insurance agents 5 00
Non-resident life insurance agents , per
week 5 00
Each : circus or menagerie , per day 50 00 t
Each sideshow with circus , per day 10 00
Non-resident parties consigning goods
to resident auctioneers for sale per ]
day 2000
Printtng offices 2 50
Second-hand i stores 2 50
Shooting galleries , per week 5 00 J
Skating rink 20 00
Parties doing business as real estate
dealer , loan agents and insurance
agents at the same time 10 CO j
Sec. 5. All licenses provided for under tho
provisions of the ordinance shall be issued :
and signed by the mayor and clerk ; they shall i
specify the amount ot money paid , the kind of j
business licensed , and the name of the person
to whom issued , and the length of time for
which same was issued. The city clerk shall
attest all licenses with the city seal , and deliv
er the same to the person applying therefor ,
only on the production of a receipt by the
city treasurer for the proper sum of money
required by this ordinance The person or
persons to whom license is issued shall pro
duce tho same for inspection on demand of
any resident of the city. No license s > hul : be
transferable in any manner whatever.
Sec. 0. AH licenses issued under the pro- _
visions of this ordinance shall commence and t
end with the fiscal year , provided , however ,
that on and after October 1st of each year , li
cense may be issued good to the end of the * ]
fiscal year by payment to the city treasurer i
of half the amount required for an annual li
cense.
Sec. 7. The license tax imposed under the |
provisions of this ordinance shall be puvable j
in cash or in general fund warrants , the city *
clerk shall cancel the same , keeping a record
thereof , and shall return the same to the city
council.
Sec. 8. All persons who are required to r
take out an annual license under the provis
ions of this ordinance , shall apply to the city
clerk for tho same , on or before the first
Tuesday in May of each year , or as soon there
after as they become engaged in busiuess.
Sec. 9. Any person violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance , or transacting
any of the kinds of business herein taxed
without having first obtained license therefor
as herein provided , shall be guilty of a misde
meanor , and on conviction thereof , shall pay
a line of not less than five ( ? 5.00) ) dollars , nor
more than one hundred (5100.00) ( ) dollars , or
majbe imprisoned not more than ten (10)days ( )
and moreover be liable to a civil action for
the amount of such license HJv.
Sec. 10. All licenses heretofore granted for
any kind of business or occupation herein
specified , and not yet expired , shall be and
remain in full force until the time lor which
the same were granted shall have fully ex
pired.
Sec. 11. All ordinances or parts of ordinan
ces in conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 12. This ordinance shall take effect and
jo in force from and after its passage , ap-
roval and publication according to law.
Passed this 23d day of March. 1SS7.
Approved this 23d da > ' of March. 1S87.
I. J. Stap.iwck , Mayor ,
attest : J. F. Kenton , Clerk pro tern.
Purify Your Blood. ' 4
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If your tongue is coated ,
If your skin is yellow and dry ,
If you have boils ,
if you have fever ,
If you are thin and nervous ,
If you are bilious.
It you are constipated ,
If your bones ache , d >
If your head aches ,
If yon have no appetite ,
If A'ou have no ambition ,
no bottle of Bkoos' Blood Puisifiek and
IloodMakej : will relieve any and allot'the
bove complaints. Sold and warranted by
IcMillen & Weeks.
Domestic troubles are best when bot-
leu up for home use only. _
C. Y. Baxter , an experienced and success-
ul druggist at DeWitt , Iowa , says one fam- "
y there created an immense sale for Cham-
erlain's Cough Remedy , by using and rec
ommending it to their neighbors , during
iege of whooping cough , now it sells rapid-
on its own merits. It has no equal for
DUghs , colds and croup. Sold by Willey &
Palker and McMillen & Weeks. •
Itch , Mange , and Scratches of every kind "
tired in 30 Minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
.otion. A sure cure and perfectly harmless.
Warranted by S.L.Green , Druggist , McCook.
A contented mind has no roosting
lace for the devil's chickeus , [ 4
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York r , - : | [
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RICHARD A. McCURDY , President. " | *
For ihe year ending Dec. 31,1886. Assets , $114,181,963.24. | .r
INSURANCE ANP ANNUITY ACCOUNT. * * " \
I NO. | AMOUNT. I NO. | AMOUNT * 54 1
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Policies ami Annuities Policies and Annuities _ i- , \
in force Jan. 1.18S0. . 120.052 * 3G3,08UU.3G in forco Jan. 1.1887. . 129.087 $393,809,202.88 r I
Risks Assumed 18.073 Gfl,832,71S.lW Risks Terminated 9 , 98 32.004.9oi. < 0 i . ' " . " 1
139,02. . ? 125,814,1X0.28 139.035 g < S5.8H.160.2 > ' . > . %
Pit. REVENUE ACCOUNT. Cn * j j
To Balance from last account. . . . S99.803.C4l.il By Paid to Pollcy-Holdors : § 1
To Premiums 15,031,720.(18 ( Endowments & Pur- S 1
To Interest and Rente 5,502.450.01 chased Insurances $4,903,729.01 r > I
s Dividends and An- % J f 1
/ nuitlcs 2.727.451.13 * 4 _ . ' 1
/ Deceased Lives 5,492,920.00 I fl
/ $13,129,103.74 I '
/ By Othor Disbursements : i 1
/ Commissions and lin > i > n : 1
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/ . Commutations. .
/ Taxes 277.169.83 m
/ Expenses 1,091,013.91 ,
/ 3,101.410.59 il %
/ By Premium on Stocks and Bonds I ' m
/ Purchased 5l,5 : C.14 fT 1
/ By Balance to new account 104,719,734.31 3 jl
' $121,002,820.78 r $121,002,820.78 | > 1
Du. BALANCE SHEET. Cit. A\ 1
To Reserve for policies in forco By Bonds Secured by Mortgages I M
and for risks terminated. . . $10S,4fi0.120.23 on Real Estate $50,118,919.00 1 V
To Premiums ree'd in advance. 78,274.84 By United Stated & other Bonds. . 42.071.041.00 \ M
To Surplus at four per cent. . . . 5,013,408,15 By Loans on Collaterals G.172,917.23 \
By Real Estate 10.5914J80.32 > . ,
s By Cash in Banks and Trust Com- , <
- " • " panics at interest 2,300,203.03 tM
" By Interest accrued 1,160,870.03
" By Premiums deforred and in H
- " T transit 1.505,117.28 .
v By Sundries 188,978.00 JT j , M
$111,181,963.24 $114,181,903.24 M
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I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the same to bo correct. j Jfl
A. N. WATERHOUSE. Auditor. / <
, From the Surplus above stated a dividend will bo apportioned as usual. ' ( /H
. NewYouk , January 26,1887. 'jfl
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-ABOARD OF TRUSTEES. jf t 1
Samuel E. Sproulls , { Alexander If. Bice , Jos. Thompson , J. Hobart ITorrick , ' . /jfl
Lucius Robinson. ! F H-itchford Starr. Dudley Oloott , William P. Dixon , , S
Samuel D. Bahcock. Frederick If. Cossitt , Frederic Cromwell , Robert A. Grannlss , , ' H
Georgf S. Co > L < > wis May , .Tulicn T. Davies. Nicholas C. Miller , > irU
John E. Dowlin. Oliver Haniman , Robert Sowell. Henry II. Rogers , ' < tfl
Roym'dir L. Hustod. Henry W. Smith. Charles R. Henderson. Juo. W. Auehincloss , 1H
Richard A. McCurdy , John II. Sherwood , S. Van Rens'r Crugcr , B. W. Van Voorhis , ' . ' < |
James C. Holdcn. Robert Olyphant , George Bliss , Theodore Morford , ' | H
Hermann C. Von Post , George F. Baker , Itufits W. Peckham , William Babcock. I'ifl
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W. F. ALLEN , General Agent > M
For Nebraska Dakota Colorado " Vfl
, , , "Wyoming and Utah.
Office : 215 South 13th Street , Omaha , Nebraska. ill
I. F. MURPHY. Special Agent , Hebron , Neb. , [ U
SOUTH SIDE LOCALS.
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Tim Hanan sports a bran new harness.
Lloyd Hilman was over in Kansas , last week.
Jack and Tim Hanan have bought them an-
sther claim.
There was another lire on the South Side ,
last Friday.
John Stone was down , last week , from his
ranch on the Medicine.
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The net earnings of the Burlington
n 18SG show an increase of $ S6,000.
Ludwick & Trowbridge
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- MeCOOK , NED.
KILPATRICK BROTHERS.
( Successors to E. D. Webster. )
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Horses branded on left hip or left shoulder.
S ; P. O. address , Estelle ,
ly : , Hayes county , arid Beat-
feiS-SsSR r ce. Neb. Range. Stink-
jpi- : 50ri'ing Water and French-
S -U-lVrman creeks , Chase Co. ,
W M Zifsi Nebraska.
VtT * " Sv * Brand as cut on side of
dg jfa * some animals , on hip and
iji&lg gyS ffiSs sides of some , or any
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whereon the animal.
JOHN F. BLACK.
Breeder of Improved Sheep.
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Mi ySf ence solicited.
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SB gf wwA ggy Nebraska.
STOKES & TROTH.
H y P. O. address. Carrico ,
Haves county. Neb.
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W * K ? 3&Bl Range : Red Willow
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Jsf yiL JKbrands | | : S , J-T , U , X 1
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EATON BROS. & CO.
mb P. O. address. McCook ,
S ] g Volimgkn. Range , south .
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vflHj ftimu Cattle branded on left v-
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y $ * lp& I H brands on left hip.
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SS BBSBHSf'i same on left shoulder. il
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CHARLES E. WATT , 1
PROFESSOR OF * ' H
Instrumental Music m
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Mailalieu University , ' 'm '
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will begin teaching in JlcCook , about April 1st. s . ( f |
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Will give Privato Lessions and teach in Class. • ' -j M
Three to Five pupils in Class. ] |
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Class Lessons especially recommended and i |
rapid i > rogrcss guaranteed. , / ' |
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Privaio Lessons per term , (20 ( lessons ) . . .S10.00. 1 ' ' * ! |
Class Lcsj-oxs per term , (20 ( leesons ) 5.00. v ' ' \ M
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Those desiring lessons cr wishing informa- I i |
tioiou , address ! i H
CHARLES E. WATT , , jfl
Bartley , Neb. ' | fl
McCOOZ , KE3EASKA. AW
I desire to inform tlie public / [ fl
that I have received my stock 1'fl
of Spring and Summer Suit'fl '
ings , and that I am prepared < ! > fl
to do work in the merchant J'fl '
tailoring line in a satisfactory ! fl
manner. I guarantee a nice fit .fl
in all cases. Call and be con- e - j. fl
vinced. First door north offl \
Commercial Hotel , Main Ave. ' 'fl
t. e. Mccracken , m
JVlcCOOK , NEBRASKA , fl
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Is prepared to write Policies on short notice uf M
in the following standard , and old reliable ' j |
companies : ' ' ' |
German American , of New York. , ! ' |
Commercial Union , of London. , i ' ( |
Hartford , of Hartford , Conn. rC it' L |
Orient , of Hartford , Conn. f \ , / |
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Springfield F. & M. , Springfield. Mass. : l M
Washington F. & M. , Boston , Mass. ' * J k
Fireinans Fund , San Francisco , Cal. t M
The American Fire. Philadelphia. Pa. } f |
SPOTTS & STIMSON , . . fl
FASHIONABLE * ! 'rH '
BARBERS & HAIR CUHERS. ' & fl
Opposite Chicago Lumber Tard , H
IAIN" STiEET. - McCOQg. NEBRASKA. |
WILLIA3I McINTYRE , fl
:0NTRACTOR : AND BUILDER , ; "M
CULBERTSON. NEBRASKA , " fl
All work warranted. All material furnished Za ' 1
f desired. Work done on short notice. " * * > H
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