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By F. M. K1MMELL.
I • . Official City and County Paper
H Tub Now York Pioneer , a third party prolil-
H ultlon orgim , nftcr aiding to oloct u anloon
H Governor and establishing the bhIooiis of Now
H t York Tor years to coino , remarks : "Prohlbl-
H tlonlnlsts must not censo their efforts to druw
H men nwuy from tho saloons whllo thoy nro
H striving to tnlfO tlic saloons away from men. "
Emjaii \ .V. HAr.KoiiD. limtifiKlnt , ' editor of
H Indlnmipollt ) Journal , is the man Prcsldcnt-
elect Hnnison lms chosen to bo his private
H secretary. The eeloction was mado unsolicited
H and unsuptrrstcri , and intimates strongly tho
H course which Mr. Hiirrlpnn will pursue In
H making hlo oflichtl Upolutnionts. ] Hcwlllfol-
H low tho lead of his own Judgment.
H When tho Louisville Courier-Journal wants
H to be emphatic and lay down tho law itdoublo
H leads. It ca'ls tho lato election "a conspiracy
H to murder the peace of this country. " It is all
H about tho . It "Tho
negro. says : average no-
H gro in the cotton , sugar and rlco belts of tho
H South is no more lit to vote , or capable of tnk-
lug euro of hfRotc , than an orang-outang. "
It howls about "the grinning death'shcad of n
H ! satyr-like Ingalls , and all the looney mcendia-
I ries like Forakcr , outside of hell ! " But when
I tho C.-J. gets clear of its bile it will feel easier.
I It will have to work olT in the usual way.
. AiiiANVTimesDein. ) : There seems to bo no
doubt that the work of readjustment is going
H on in tho Hues of tho prohibition party , and
H that its tendency toward complete amalgamu-
I tion with the republicans on a platform of high
I license and local option. If tho 40,000 prohibi-
H tionlsts of the stuto were to dlsbanc' , tho re-
H publicans would walk away with any demo-
H cratic majority or plurality that has been
H polled In this state slnco the tidal-wave year.
I It is unquestionably tho fact that tho recent
canvass comes very near putting the republi
cans una the prohibitionists into much closer
I nflllintlon with each other , than they have
I been for years.
I Ax Indiana man has Joined Gen. Palmer of
I Illinois in denouncing the G. A. It. Adjutant
I General Kouutz of that state is the man and bo
I is a democrat. Gon. Palmer could not succeed
I i in having tho Grand Army turned into a polit-
* ical machine to further his political aspirations
I - and hence he has severed bis connection with
| the order. The Grand Army leaders of Illinois
I would have laid themselves liable to severe
I censure had they turned the strength of the
I order to Gen. Palmer and agaiuBt Private Joe
Fifcr , Just as able a man. Just us brave a sol-
I dler and himself a member of the G. A. It. In
I the great majority of these casus where the
I charge is that the G. A. It. is a political mn-
H cbiue , the cause of the charge is that some in-
I dividual failed to make it a political machine
I Nine times out of ten personal disappointment
I has caused the bitterness which finds utter-
I ance in these charges and insinuations : the
I othor time out of ton comes Irom ignorance
I and mibundt'i-Manditig.
I Tnn joint com cntion of the cattlo men and
I butchers at St. Louis has broken up in a row.
I The question of state inspection wits the rock
I on which the convention split. The dressed
I beef men , the commission merchants and the
I majority of the cittlo misers unlti-d against
I the Imtclicrs. The convonliou was in some re-
I spools u remarkaiile one. It wa tlietitsttime
I that the dressed beel industij was squatcly
I banded together against the butchers , who do
I manded a rigid htatc inspection of cattle on the
I s > hoof. Tlie butchers ivi > ii > outtiutnbercd and j
I withdrew , whictt praclicallv brought tlie con-1
I forence to an end. The question of state in-
• * " spection of cattle is one which nt essarily
I would be expensive and liable in the end to
I prove unsatisfactory. A national inspection.
I on the other hand , would bo a guarantee of
I good faith , acceptable in the markets at home
I as well as abroad. As both the bee * packers
and the butchers favor a national inspection
I the difficulties now existing in the dressed beef
I industry are likely to be compromifced.
I TOWN. 4. RANGE SO.
I .Mia * Lawrence Is quite a ready debater.
Jack called , but the object of attraction was
I " * > absent.
If you can't buy a whole herd of thorough
bred hogs , get a couple of shoats.
It was too bad'to be shut off. when the bird
was ready for caging. Hey , John ?
Thanksgiving has come and passed.
And many gobblers have gobbled their last.
It Is a pleasure to note that Mrs J. N. Smith ,
who has been sick , is getting better ; also Mis.
Frame and Mrs. Hollister.
The great need of this country is a more
* thorough cultivation of the soil , and better
\ ' stock , and such a farmer on every quarter sec
tion of land.
i Tho out building belonging to tho school
house in district . " > S that was hauled away over
a year ago should be returned at once , as it is
badly needed.
* Some farming done in this county , the past
season , is a disgrace to the country , if not a
reproach on the Creator of this beautiful land
- and rich soil. Come farmers wake up.
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A granger was seen , Wednesday , visiting all
the meat markets in McCook in search of three
dozen chickens' gizzards , for u Thanks-giving
$ dinner. Hewanted enough so the familj could
I have two apiece.
k - The only aecident we heard of occurring on
I < Thanksgiving day happened to a Hayes county
§ gTanger. We heard it remarked "He is not
I feeling well , this evening ; he'ato a couple of
chickens and had to lie down. "
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> If everybody wiil tiush about hard times for
tho nexr thirty days , th > re will be nothing
more of it for a month. Let I here lie a diM 'i-
u
sition of forbearance manifested in kindiit'-
i" - toward all. and a baud btretched nut , not emp-
i ty , to tne needy.
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Mr. Sutton of Wayne. Tona. was much intr r-
K " eBted in the products of this count * exhibited
" ' - ' . • at the Iowa state r ir. Hosult. he hi's recently
i purchased 4i0 * acres , six miles from MeO > . k.
I i _ * Another man that saw the exhibit lire * bought
- a quarter , eight miles from McCook. and oth-
. ers are comi tig. Git.v : aEit
| | k DAN'S BEAVER BUDGET.
| fi | | * Danbury is booming.
vStst After so long a silence I resume.
iHs" To-daj'isThanksgiving. Tlie republican * , are
| g | % * . thankful and eat much turkey.
jjjr ' . Several new buildings in town , wh.eh we u .11
| gP " • mention more patticularly in our next.
| | fc • The hog trade is boomincr. Hilly nolinn is
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111 ? ' ' the buyer. Hopaysinore than the other-towns ,
* can.
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V Danbury celebrated the election of Ilitrrison
! ? > by building a large bonfire and tiurr.iug their
K old hats.
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" / Wowantabarbcrshop.ahotel.arestnurant , I
another livery stable , a brick j nrd , some one |
| § r " ' "l ' \ * * . &toJto intpj the lime .kiln business , and other * .
gfe * < ? " " * * brlu/ches ef businefs that can te carried on *
pr * " with proflt here. Dan nKittiv.
. - Danbury. eb. , Nov. 29ih , 18S8.
I BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
Tho Best Sai.ve in tho woild for cuts , bruis-
V cs sores ulcers , salt rheum , fever sores , tct-
j - teJ. chapped lutuds. chilblains , corns , and ail
% ' skin eruptions , and positively cures piles , or
8S no pay required. Jtis guaranteed to give per-
satisfaction , or money refunded. Price
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E. S5 cents per box. For sale br A. MoMlllen. 1
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Land Omen at McCook. Neis. i
November 10,1888. i
Notice Is hereby given that llin following-
named bettlcr bus tiled notice of his intention
to make flnul proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proot will bo mado bcloro Regis
ter or Kecolvor. nt McCook , Neb. , on Friday ,
December Stflb , 1888. viz :
JOllNMlLLTilt. .
D. 8.5.1M.for tho b.W. } f sec. lTown.0.N..It. ! )
2tl W. 0th P. M. Ho names the following wit
nessed to prove biB continuous residence upon ,
and cultivation of , said laud , viz : Gcnrgo M.
Tracy. Willlum Kingsbury. William H.Whitta-
ker uud Marshal J. Armstrong , ull of Quick ,
Nob. SO * S. P. I1AHT , lleglstcr.
Land Okfick at MrCooK , Nkii. , \
Novcmberm , 18S8. )
Notlco Ib hereby given that the lollowing-
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to mako Until proof in support of his claim ,
mid that snid proof will be made before the
reglstur and receiver , at McCook , Neb. , on
Tuesday , January 22.1B8H. vl/ :
PBTKU UHKINHEIMKK.
I ) . 8. No. . for tho N.K } * Sec. 10 , Town , ii ,
N „ K. SO , W. 0 P. M. He names tho following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon , uud cultivation of. said land , viz : Phil
lip llncmorshauser , Henry Tregncr , Samuel
Cinemon and Joe Hurr , ail of Zlminer , Nub.
'W S. V. 1IAKT. Itegihter. j
Land Okkick at McCook , Neu. t
November 13 , 1888. f
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler lias tiled notice of his intention
to mako flnul pre-emption proof in support of
Ills claim , and that said proof will be made be
fore Register or Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on
Saturday , December 22.1888. viz :
JACOB C. FOCTZ ,
P. E. D. S. No. 32 < HJ , for the S. W. U Sec. : . T. 2. N.
Range 28 , W. t ! P. M. He names tho following
witnesses to provo his continuous residence
upon , and cultivation of , said hind , viz : H. A.
Uralinm. W. II. Alington. of Danbury. Neb. ,
John Tolman , Auron Redfcrn , of Indianola ,
Neb. 5-25 S. P. HART. Register.
Land Okfick at McCook , Neu. , I
November 10. 1888. f
Notice is hereby given that tho following-
named seuler has tiled notice ot his intention
to make final pre-emption commutation proof
In suppott of his claim , and that said proof will
bo mado before Harlow W. Keyes. county
Judge of Red Willow county. Neb. , atlndlan-
ola. Neb. , on Thursday , December 27,1888 , viz :
Willinm G. Gillespie. P. E. I ) . S. No. , lor
tho N.W.H Sec. 25 , Town. 2. N. , Range2it. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon , and cultivation
of , suid land , viz : William P. Kennedy , Wil
liam A. Vincent , Alvaro N. Grilliuand Will. 'am
H. Smith , all of McCook , Neb. S. P. HA RT ,
25 Register.
Land Officb at McCook , Neb. , I
October 25,1888. i
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final homestead proof in support of
her claim , and that said proof will be made be
fore Register or Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on
Tuesday , December 11.188S , viz : Amelia Con
rad , widow of Ellas H.Conrad , deceased , H.
K. 6649. tor the N.Ji or N.W.J ot sectlou 25 ,
Town. 4 , Range30 , W. 0th P. M. Sho names tho
following witnesses to provo her continuous
residence upon , and cultivation of. said land ,
viz : Robert Moore , Charles M. Collins.
Nettie C. Collins and James It. Barnes , all of
McCook , Neb. S. P. HART , Register.
Land Officb at McCook , Neb. , i
October 11,1888. \
Notice is hereby given ttat tho following-
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final pre-emption commutation proof
in support of her claim , and that said proof will !
bo made before Register or Receiver at Mc-1
Cook , Neb. , on Tuesda3' , Novembcr27,1883 , viz :
Anna B. Vilnnd. who made P. E. D. S. No. 5,717
for the W. J4 S. E. M Sec. 17. Town. 5 , Range 29.
She names the following witnesses to provo ,
her continuous residence upon , and cultivation ,
of , said land , viz : Enoch E. Osvog , Christopher ;
C. Dueland , Martha C. Dueland , Anna M. Han- <
son , all of Quick , Neb. ,
S.P.HART , Register.
SHOPPING
By correspondence made onsy by the tiso of our new
Fan and winter illustrated Catalogue
EftfiBfSSENT FREE
on application. Onr five floors are pneked with all
the Latcbt Foreign and Domestic Novelties.
DRY GOODS , CARPFTS
Millinery , Ladies' Suits , Cloaksetc.
All goods , Imported as well as American , were
selected from manufacturers by Mr. J. Jay Joslin
and all Middle-Men's Profits are Saved to
purchasers. Eastern prices and latest stjlcs guar
anteed. All goods not as represented can be re
turned at our expense. KEEP YOUR MONEY
In the west. Write for samples nnd prices.
J. JAY JOSLIN ,
10th and Curtis Streets , DENVER , CQlO.
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THIS IS THE WEEK
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YOU CAN BUY
LH illi [ UN \ 111)
AT
ACTUAL COST !
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We have an immense stock bought
Direct from the Manufacturers , and
are the only firm in the city who
buy goods that way , and we can
therefore save you
LOTS OF MONEY !
( I O O ( ) O O O O O O P O O P o o o o o o o o o o o o
Come and see our ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES on
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GToas ( , BVy 3oods © verQoats
CLOTHING % UNDERWEAR.
L. LOWMAN & SON.
Is dear at any price , and that self-evident fact paves the way for
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the truth equally obvious that the question of qualit } ' as well as
price , must tnti r into ever ) purcha-c 13) ) tinoffet of afewdoMars'
discount the public may be induce-1 t overlook this question of
quality but we think it
Buy a SOVEREIGN JEWEL BASE BURNER with the Patented
Spiial Hot Air Circulating Flue , which adds one-third to the
heating capacity of the stove without increasing the consumption
of fuel , r your winter c * al bill
til MAKE III ffi !
Wi hive ii i l iiili.-nt\ f.ir -upjilunir the demand for these
> tovebut , now li.ive a lair stuck on hand and can promise not
to di < .ippotut you. If you want a base burner call and see the
SCVEREIGN JEV/EL. ami d. . n 't be induced to buy an old-stjle
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stove on ace nut of a slight reduction in price. There id money
in this forou in the end.
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TP PulM iardwarf
lliJj I lUilLiill llIlllJJ V ! Allli ,
LaTOURETTE & CO. ,
gET" Brick Store , Main Avenue , 4 doors south of J. C. Allen & Co. j
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IiPORTffl IOTICE !
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Great Reduction in Base Burners !
We have only a few base burners left and in order to
close them out entirely , we will make the following un
equalled low prices until they are closed out :
$30.00 Base Burner for $25.00.
§ 32.00 Base Burner for $27.00.
$36.60 Base Burner for $30.00.
$40.00 Base Burner for $32.00.
These are the celebrated "Gold Coin" and "Palace Alad
din" stoves , guaranteed to be iirst-class heaters. We also
have a complete assortment of Soft Coal and Wood Heaters
at very low prices. If you want a base burner , call early , for
they are bound to go quick at above prices.
Respectfully ,
LYTLE BROS. & CO.
THE CITIZENS BANK OF McCOOK
( INCORPORATED UNDER STATE LAWS. )
Paid up Capital , - - $50,000.00.
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General Banking Business , \
Collections made on all accessible points. Drafts drawn directly on the principal
cities of Europe. Taxes paid for Non-Kesidents. Money to loan on fanning
lands , Tillage and personal property. Fire insurance a specialty.
Tickets For Sale to and from Europe. \
CORRESPONDENTS. i T. FbaskukPresident ,
first National Bank , Lincoln. Nebraska. V Jojut B. Clark. Vice-President
Th * Chemical National Bank , New York. J a. C. Ebkbt , Cashier.
ami FRONT MI US ;
EATON & CO. , Proprirtors
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EQUIPMENT UNEXCELLED IN THE CITY.
1am Railxoao Stxxxt , - , - McCook , Nebraska.
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Tl FAMOUS CLOTHING CO. 1
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Goods fesi '
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Plain
Figures. ! ' j
/\iieke is no exaggeration about j
our having the largest and \
H host stock of Clothing , Hats , Caps , ' 1
O . , and Furnishing Goods , from the , 1 l
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P plainest to the finest made , and ' |
Ph there is comfort in buying where I
M the assortment is complete ; the ! | |
} ZJ character of the goods so much ' < m
O above the average , and prices so \ jl
k. much cheaper than you could jl
Jj expect for such goods. Don't J
lose sight of the fact that we can 1
O fit all , old and young , and that | 1
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Qd ours is the only complete stock ,1 ,
Lo | in Southwestern Nebraska. , m
TREAT I m
ALIKE. M
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JONAS ENGEL , . I
MANAGER , I
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McGOOK , - NEBRASKA.
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STOP AT I
J. F. GANSCHOW'S , I
And see the best selected stock in
Flie , MrjtUiiiii k Coarse Foot Wear. I
These goods were bought for the S
Yery Lowest Cash Price , I
And J mean to give my customers t
THE BEST BARGAINS 1
ever offered in Western Nebraska. | H
IS iier ceil Below aif Conelr. I
Dome and See for Yourself.
I sell one of the best j |
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SCHOOL SHOE MADE.
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