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B skoK be bo4 eke sHikerR states.
Ms. Iewix , 3 pposMneBt yo i r K ar-
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ctj. Mu4ay. SBoktsg a svrt of a prelim
iaary survey f tke attWHey general sit-
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B cfeiBees fr secarinjr Mr. Lease ' s scalp ,
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B the dread disease , our own state and
B city lesiag tkeir full proportion.
B In tke selectiuH of Senator Quay of
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B tiosai committee , tke repebiteans have
B placed one of the iuost astute poHtionl
I leaders in the nation at the heed of the
I management of the national campaign
Fassett of Xew York , is the secretary.
I -We'll call him Benjamin Uarri-
I sod , " * said the proud Indiana father
I when the n urge showed him the chubby
infant which was just one hour old. But
the nurse laughed and whispered in his
ear. "Well , then , ' * growled heher ,
mother can call her something else if
she wants to. I'm not so blamed par
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ticular about names , anyway.
OJIAHA is "all torn up. " as it were ,
over the death of an infant son of S.
Arnsteln , while undergoing the Jewish
rite of circumcision. The child was
bat eleven days old. The friends of
the stricken parents claim that the flrug
clerk was careless in weighing out the
morphine administered during the op
eration. On the other hand the friends
of the young drug clerk involved assert ,
that the operation alone was sufficient
to cause the childs death. If the mat-
' interesting developments
ten s pushed ,
cjaj be expected. i
Eujur im rm t&e deril and save
y m * mml i tmm tut * t * Mf Um bu < : n
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• * " e • 'Ut M * l r < > f- i ! , > t Tku
T k. A < * o g agpuiuit Lttil ti ha nitis
• wr pMitmMr IiInu lull and supporting
; ffihtwaliMid k in tt 11 til vaUod thn bill
&W t W > iMr4n t f the ( tloction law ,
i mtimi ky thu r . p iklt 8Nt < , which would
[ * n4piwUij ttiTi : tuuIly stopped IxtUot
ki * t in1 and l > ilki iiij ; at tha polls.
Tkisy kp tM saw thoir virtue by kick-
jIkk p * r Mil ! fwrNUiuditigby thecardi-
fiMH { f M ! ip4 ) f hu party and at the
Ihkm * tM * k tfp kiri party in power if
yttCMtklii ky supporting Cleveland who
mhiM Uom * rttUtctl it , a thoy know ,
< xitk the wtHie alu rity shown by his sue
mmir But it will not work. Hill will
RfttMikitNt to ke Hindi ; the scapegoat of
% ktt BJU wumpH biteuusc he labored for
tk g N * I f tkit doutoeratie party and
nmvitttl ut itr expr * Hed will in his veto.
f ? r itktt hist hcitf uuutury the democratic
piy k H itk r im oed nor supported
J amy mfm ± * tr # for securing a fair vote
a l an kftnitet < Miiit in anytat * ; of the
UMMHi tmthut ; t tisi6teutly arid violently
mffftk > mA ail tuouaiires looking in that
' tmmati H. Liui'oln State Journal.
I The mvtetment of vast sums of
HH Hoy invht ru furin land securities
, f r th patst twanty-Cvc years has be-
. mm * • ( the great financial wonders
# f tk tiiiiftj. Th < certain and rapid in-
; Ntt in luttd vuluea all through the
vmt-t , and tin * suru returns of both capi-
1 tul and. interest to the lenderhave made
tins form of investment more attractive
I
, and suittr than any other legitimate kind
i * t & < tHrtUe. .New Hngland is esseu-
. tieJIy the reservoir from which the west
( fauns iu > money for developing its farm
ing kuMfc There is not a savings bank
m N w liuinpahire , Vermont or llhodu
Lsktnd whiuh does not hold from $50,000
U * $500,1)00 ) in western mortgage . The
1 ktiwis of Connecticut , .Massachusetts ,
Muin and New York , do not allow sav-
, Mfss knks in those states to make in-
weaUimnte of this sort. Their place ,
m t k n by loan and trust companies.ami
1mf 1 < tiwily by insunitiee companies in
C # H # ti tit. Undoubtedly the largest
MHr n un iitb in western laud. < have been
mmmI by the&e Utter institutions where
, fik kwniL ruH up to the huudred millions.
' Tk # kw ii e i.-still on the increaseami ,
tik * shwH as well as the heavy eastern
MMMftetor kuys we tern mortgage paper
j witk ftiM faith in the safety of such se-
* ty. Bee.
' "Do N/r keej * the alabuster boxes of
ytNtr lore and tenderness sealed up until
I ymmr fri * * de are all dead. Fill their
j hW witk swe tMe > s , speak approving ,
< eh < erw g words while their curs can hear
tfcain and while their hearts can be
tkrH d by them. The kind things you
NMnN t * irtty when they are gone say be
fore tkey g T ; the flowers you mean to
mtnd ft r their coffin send to brighten and
* wetn tkeir homes before they leave
tkem. If my friends have alabaster
bse ? luhl away full of flagrant per-
1 fumes , sympathy and affection whicli
tkey intend to break over my dead body
I wwwkl rather they would bring them
i ut ie my weary and troubled hours and
pen them that 1 may be re freaked and
cheered by them while L need them.
I would rather have a plain coffin with-
i out a flower , a funeral without a eulogy.
' than a life without sweetness of love
j andsymphathy. Lotus leirn to anoint
' eur friends befoiehand for their burial.
> Po&t mortem kindness does not cheer
; the burdened spirit. Fibwerson the coffin
' east no fragrance backward over the
i weary way. "
i Senator Hoau is something of an
old Roman himself when he is aroused ,
! Elis contrast between the administration
[ of Grant and Grover Clevelanddrawn in
, his argument against the ratification of
' the Gshery treaty on Tuesday , is a cam-
' paigu note of no uncertain sound. It does
an American good down to the soles of
his boots to listen to an occasional manly
i sentence in honor of the old flag and in
defense of national rights , in these de-
i generate days , when our government is
afraid to assert its dignity in the pres-
1 ence of any nation stronger in navies
and armies than Mexico or Japan.
The freshet in the Monongahela river
has caused a wonderful amount of dam
age and the fear is expressed that many
lives have been lost. Such a flood has
never been known in that valley , the
water of the river rising a foot , and some
times more per hour. The lower lands
are all deeply submerged and person *
living back on the ledge have been
driven to the second stories of their
houses. It is thought the worse is over ,
but the damage already done is estimat
ed at over $1,000,000.
Merchants who stocked up heavily
witli bandana handkerchiefs arc disap
pointed in the investment. There is
very little demand for an article which
in more ways than one is di agrecr bly
suggestive , and besides the majority of
those democrats who ue a handkerchief
are sufficiently sensitive not to flaunt
the forbidding-looking ' 'wiper" in con
trast with the republican emblem , the
stars and stripes. As a campaign talis
man the red bandana is a lamentable
failure.
In the Republic of Mexico President
Diaz has been re elected , practically
without opposition. . The majority of
the legislators chosen are also of his
party. This will increase the responsi
bility of the ruling power , as it will now
be charged with the duty of giving the
people of Mexico a sound and stable
government. It will be fortunate for
the Republic if a policy of this sort can
be adopted and maintained.
The Prohibitionists of thp second con
gressional district are called to meet in
delegate convention in the city of Hast
ings , Neb. , on August 2 , at 2 P. M. ,
for the purpose of placing in nomina ,
tion one candidate for congress , the j
election of a congressional central com- !
mittee , and for the transaotjon of other'
necessary business. Seven is the num
ber of delegates to which Red Willow
county is entitled.
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Gk.vkkal IIauiuson'b little speeches
I im response fo ' the deputations that they
1 have pound down up ! i himwll' foi tin-
{ • a-t u * fk bait' l > eeii in < > diif ii.-i < t ! • *
'and | i > od Uhti' . Gnu'iul lluni- ,
lik the lit nt irtal Ooori. Wa hiiigtori
' doesn ' t aeem to bu given to slopping
I over.
i Thk impression that Grover CIcva-
land will be retired next March seems
, to have reached the president. lie is
i making extensive improvements at Oak
, View iu anticipation of i private life
' soon , the latest of which is the comple-
, tion of the large and commodious stables
for the reception of the royal stud.
Ben IIakuison is radidly growing in
'popular ' favor. It is unnecessary > to
.say how he will run , but the manner of
his running and the speed he develops
will give Mr. Grover Cleveland the
[ worst surprise next November that he
| has had since he was declared elected
1 president four years ago.
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| • A Nebraska woman , Mrs. W. C.
1 Strotin of Beatrice , has painted and
' presented to Mrs. John A.Logan a pict-
i ure of the first homestead taken in the
, United States , being a tract of land five
\ miles west of Beatriceentered by Dan-
i iel l'rceman ' on January 1,1SG1. Mrs.
[ Logan will place the picture in the Cor
coran art gallery.
| The two small kids were saying their
prayers. It was Christmas time com-
, ing and one of them began by praying
the Lord to send him a woolly horse and
' a gun and ever } thing he could possibly
'think of. The other one began to cry ,
' "Please , mamma , stop Johnny. He ' s
praying for himself hud he wont leave
' an } thing for God to send to me. ' 1
The Prohibitionists of Nebraska will
meet in delegate convention in the cily
of Omaha on Wednesday , Aug. 15,1S88 ,
, at 2 o ' clock , P. M , for the purpose of
nominating five presidential electors and
1 and candidates lor the various state of-
, Hces , electing a state central committee ,
and for the transaction of ail other nec
essary business. Red Willow county is
entitled to seven delegates.
P. 31. AuitTiiUtt , head of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers , in an
interview , recently , expressed his satis
faction with the nomination of Harrison
for , "lie is first-class "
, president a - man ,
said Mr. Aurthur , "and the working-
i men of the country will support him. I
have had dealings with him , always
found him courteous , liberal and dis
posed to he fair to all interests. "
\ SUCH scoundrelly ingratcs an 1 such
shameless betrayers of virtue and friend
? ship , as Henry W. Moore of St. Louis ,
deserve to be driven from among men.
JMoore is the creature who deserted his
) own wife to run away with the wife of
'John ' W.Norton , a man who had alwas
been his friend. Husbands for less
provocation have killed and been upheld
by yublie sentiment. Tf 3Inoro should
escape the wrath of the mm he wronged
he should not be a' .luwtd to escape the
penitentiary. What , a wealth of tar and
' feathers could appropriatej ! * be lavished
upon the wretch.
- UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
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McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
! 3. P. HA2r , Scsistsr. JACOB SXSISHST3 , Sccoivct.
i Lanu Office at McCook , Neb. , i
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Notice is hereby siven that the following-
J lutmcil settler has hied notice of his intention
i to make final proof in support of his claimand
] that said proof will b made beforo Itciristcr or
i Receiver ut McCook. Neb. , on Friday. J uly 20 ,
| 1SSS. viz : Smith Gordon , who made H. E. No.
, 03t for theS.W.Jj of See. 2 , Town It. N. . Ran-re
, 2 ! ) W. nth 1 . M. He names the following wit-
• nesses to prove his continuous residence upon ,
1 and cultivation of said land , viz : Thomas J.
' Rujr'rles. Thomas J. Tare , Cdjrar F. Couse and
| Columbus H. Howell , all of McCook , Nob.
1 S. P. HART. Resistor.
' Land Office at McCooic , Neb. , 1 '
June20thlSSS. f
! Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has lllcd notice of his intention
[ to make final proof in support of his claim ,
i and that baid proof will be mado before the
I Register or Receiver at McCook. Neb. , on
Wednesdav.Amrust M.lSSS.viz : Tiiomas'li. Eide
P. E. D. " S. No. .VJP0 , for the northeast
' h section 3. town. 5 , range 21) ) west , ( Jth P. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon , and cultivation of ,
; said land , viz : Milan W. Quick , Colbon P.
I Viland , Nels. C. Dueland and Christopher C.
1 Dueland all of Quick , Nebraska.
0. S. P. HA RT , Register.
LandOffici : at McCook , Neu. , i
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1 Notice is hereby given that the following-
! named settler has tiled notice of bis intention
to make ilual proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter or Receiver at McCook , Neb.onTLursda\ %
August . 1SSS , viz : Adolph Rieschick. H.E.
No 1.022 , for lots 2 , 3. 1. section 27. T. 3 , It.
30 , W. Cth P. M. . He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon ,
and cultivation of. said land , viz : George
Poh. Michael "Weick , Charles Yollbrepht and
Herman Thole , ml or" Mc-Couk ,
S. P. HART , Register.
JmDGEJOTjCE.
The County Commissioners of Red Willow
County. Nebraska , will receive bids hntil July
2Sth , 1SS3 , at 12 o'clock noon , for building the
following bridges.viz :
One on the range lino one mile west of Mc
Cook between scctious'Sl and 30 , said bridge to
hi > 4001t. long , and one on section Iine2' 2 miles
cast of MtM'ook on section line between sec
tions 20 and : * 3. suid bridge to beX \ \ ft. lG"g.
and both of rfnil ( bnYig. - tp bo lii iownsnip a of
snid county across tin-Republican liver , and
to be what is commonly known as ordinary
pile bridges , built of good material , in a good
workman liko manner. All bids must be ac
companied with plans and speciilcations of
the work. Attest :
Geougk W. Kopek ,
County Clerk.
Indianola. Neb . June 21st. 1SS-S.
.1. IlritON .Tennisos ,
Ciias. fi. Hovn.
Thank D. Hess ,
McCook , Ifob. Iluildlng Committee.
H. P. WAITJS ,
Contractor & Buj.ld.er ,
McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
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J3r"Estimates on buildings carefully m ide
Give me a call Shop on Marshall St. , north of
The Frees & Hockrell lumber yard. 7-2m.
School Books % Supplies ,
Blank Books , Stationery ,
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
l incofn SatiitaritMii
Dk , J. ISKIIARDS , PiiOP. ,
, 238 SOUTH nth ST. , = - LINCOLN , JtfECB.
Tu submitting the following considerations to the afflicted , our aim is to place
before them information that may save them time and money by informing them
of the different health and mineral spring resorts of our country :
Sanitariums and Water Cures may be found at Colorado Springs , Colo. ,
Los Vegas , New Mexico ; Hot Springs , Arkansas ; Waukesha , Wisconsin ; Col
fax , Iowa ; Battle Creek , Michigan ; Cincinnati , OTno ; Southwestern Dakota ; a
number in New Hampshire , and a few in New York and Pennsylvania each
possessing advantages pcculia. * to themselves , and worthy of patronage. Hut
these resorts are remote from your homes , requiring time and outlay of means
to reach them , while the expense at each is necessarily large.
Our own establishment possesses advantages equal to'any of the above , and
in some respects superior ; while in the matter of expense we can offer induce
ments surpassing all. The 31ineral Water from the Artesian Well of this city ,
which analysis shows to be equal to the finest mineral water anywhere for bath
ing and medical purposes , is utilized here for diseases of the kidney and bowels ,
as well as in diseases of the skin and blood , and chronic irritations and ulcera
tions of the mucous membranes for which it cannot be excelled. Every variety
of Bath is given , including the Turkish , .Russian , Stkam , Electric , ( Hot
Air , Steam and Water , ) Shower and Swimming Bath. We use all forms of
Electricity , generated from the finest batteries and electric machines manufac
tured. We use the Massage treatment , and will use all the Hygienic appliances
and apparatus of the larger institutions. Our-Bathing Parlors are 25x100 feet
on the first floor13 ; rooms on the second and third floors all heated with steam.
Water in all the rooms , with closets on each floor. Wo have some very fine
rooms , and some cheap onea. We will use every effort to make it home-like for
our patrons. For lady patients we have lady attendants and nurses. Our fa
cilities are and will be allthat can be desired for the treatment and cure of the
sick and afflicted. Those diseases whicli we can greatly relieve or cure , arc
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Paralysis , Liver Troubles. Diseases of the Uterus and
Kidneys , Chronic Cystitis , Anemia , Chlorosis , Nervous Prostration , Epilepsia.
Syphilis , DropsScrofulous Diseases , etc. Our terms are reasonable. We
only charge for baths and services rendered , from one week to one month in ad
vance. In serious cases we have counsel from experienced pli3'sicians. Incura
ble and offensive patients are not received. Room and board , $5.50 to $9.00
per week. Baths and treatment , included , § 9.00 to $18.00 per week. Send or
call for pamphlet on diseases cured by Electricity and Electro-Thermal Baths.
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also
A full line of Fire and Lightning Ins.
Money to Loan on Real Estate Security.
rooms : oyeu first national bank.
Allen's Transfer ,
Bus , Baggage % Dray Line.
F. P. ALLEN , Prop. ,
McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
S2 ? Best Equipped in the Citv. Leave orders
at Commercial Hotel.
Good well water furnished on short notioe.
KILPATRICK BROTHERS.
( Successors to E. D. Webster. )
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Iloiseb branded on left hip or left shouder.
rASSVir PO. . address , Estolle
Tgj ' rfC _ Hayes county , find Heiit-
K.i § 2&&xgk n ' ce. Nob. Range , Stiuk-
Wxg&teiSCggv'S ' " ' "lor and French
fSgsSSSSsaWiro111 creeks , Chase Co.
c 5 | S'35jf Nebraska.
aS4- " * * * I Brand as cut on side of
_ f H HFxi some animals , on hip and
i * 5 @K vL sides of some , or any-
- P&-iJi Si-&c Where on the animal.
JOHN F. BLACK.
Breeder of Improves SnEEP.
EATON BROS. & CO.
tj | jb _ apL Nebraska. Range , sauth *
KS 3wKK ( Cattle branded on left
R9Sraj 3 hip. Also , 10 , 5. A and
P * TBw11 brands on left hip.
, . -g < * * * Jfte _ Jjk * Horses branded same I
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M. A. LIBBEE ,
Contractor and Builder ,
McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
j JS" " A specialty of fine residences , school
I houses , churches , etc. All work done with
dispatch and satisfaction guaranteed. Shops ,
• corner Dodge and Manchester streets ,
t. e. Mccracken ,
McCOOK. NEBRASKA.
Writes Indemnity againsi Fire , Light
ning , Tornado and Hai ! Storm.
New Shoo--New ! : Goods !
AttD MODERATE PRICES.
Will do all kinds of Tailoring in a First
Class Manner.
Call and see prices and fits , and then
you will know for yourselves.
JR. A. COLE ,
McCuok , Neb.
GEO PAXTOXJ
! ! isufact rer ani
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
221122 I1T
CIGARS.
Fine Havana Cigars. A specialty of the
brands. "GOOD TIMES , " "STANDARD" and
"OUR CHOICE , " the peer or anything in the
market.
McCOOK , - - NEBRASKA.
THE B. & M.
Billiard Mall ,
PHILLIP WEICK , Prop.
Firstclass tables-am ] eonvenieucesof a well
equipped hall. Choice line of Cigars al
ways on hand. Lemonade and
all temperance drinks.
WEST DENNISON STREET , McCOOK , NEB.
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E. LT SMITH ,
LIVERY , FEED
AND
SALE STABLES ,
Evcrfs Old Stand , .
Opposite Central Hotel , McCook , Neb.
OOOD RIOS. FLEET HORSES.
l'OUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED , f
! THE FAMOUS CLOTHING CD. | |
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McCOOK , - NEBRASKA.
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STRICTLY ONE PRICE r J
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Our Regular Semi-Annual- • I I
Clearing Sale is now taking place. / illm
20 Per Cent Off. jl
SUMMER SUITS. | j
We never carryover goods from { [ -II
one season to another. We must nil
have room for our Immense Fall JIB
Stock made for . Our
now being us. 'mm
Stock is already Marked in Plain
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Figures at Low Prices. This Big ?
Discount from these , makes an in- |
• ducement seldom offered. Don't \
fail to take advantage of this Great v I
Clearing Sale. , I
AN Goods Marked in Plain Figures. ; f I
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JONAS ENGBL , Manager. : j I
McCook , Neb. , July 31 , 1SSS. ' H
still at the old stand , M
IAjVI here I am to the front H
• 'f again with the latest styles \ j M
' ' Misses' and M
in Men's , Ladies' ,
Children's Fine Shoes. I have . H
just received an elegant line |
in Ladies' Fine Shoes. Great { ' I
many changes have been made j. M
in wearing apparel in the past H
year , especially in ladies' fine ' - |
shoes. Prices have been re- * M
duced to such an extent that a ' - H
nice pair of fine shoes is with- ' M
in the reach of every one. Come ' M
and see for yourself. These ' ' |
are progressive times , and so |
it keeps moving. Trade with 4 |
the Old Reliable , where you 'fl
i can always find what you want - 1
J. F. GANSCHO W. \ ' 1
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Opposite V. S. Land Ollicc. , f Hl
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