L , LOWMAN & SON.
SPECIAL SALE.
MEN'S SUITS FOR : : $4.OO
EN'S PANTS" FOR : : l.SO
BOYS' SUITS FOR : : : 1.28
BOYS' KNEE PANTS5O : :
OVERCOATS FOR. : : : 2.OO
Remember that we are selling out our stock
of clothing * at least
25 PER GENT BELOW USUAL PRICE.
CHILDREN'S WRAP
LADIES' CLOAKS S.OO
JACKETS FOR - 1.BO
Our Entire Winter Stock !
COMFORTERS and BLANKETS at
cent 25
We want to reduce our stock , and we
I sell accordingly.
HEMP CARPETS SO per yd.
Other Carpets at low figures. Holi
day Goods cheaper than
the cheapest.
ONLY 50 % A YEAR
ERE T4LKS
WILL SOON APPEAR *
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CAfticT * * , BISHOP VINCKNT.
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THE BRODIX FUBLISHINQ Co , ,
CwiTED.WASHINGTON. . D. C.
SUBSCRIBE ! FOR
THE McCOOK TRIBUNE ,
$1.50 PER YEAR ,
SOUTH SIDE SAUCE.
James Hill was a Culbertson visitor , last
Friday.
Irrigation is the topic of general conversa
tion.
Col. C. H. Jacobs was a county-seat visitor ,
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huntington visited Sou th
Side friends last week.
James Kilpatrick came down from Denver ,
Saturday , to renew acquaintanceship with his
family.
James Robertson and Henry Fickens attend
ed the county Alliance meeting at Jndianola ,
Saturday. UNO.
BANKSVILLE BUDGET.
" The weather continues fair and pleasant and
bard to beat.
It is very dry gathering news in these parts
as there is nobody killed and through scarcity
of material no chance for elopement.
Mr. and his neighbor Air.
haye been having a little scrap about stock
And stock damage , but we have not heard of
any bones being broken yet , nor the report of
musketry and suppose as quiet reigns that the
matter is settled.
The Alliance is booming in Grant'and it
seems that the farmers are bound to organize
and try and get their work in on an equal
footing with the other Industries. Give 'em
room , if you don't they will take it. The most
votes make the majority. OBSERVER.
Pain Unnecessary in Childbirth.
Pain is no longer necessary in childbirth.
Its causes , being understood , are easily over
come. Any woman may now become a moth
er without Buffering-any pain whatever , the
labor being made short , easy , and free from
danger. Morning sickness , swelled limbs , and
all other like evils can be readily controlled ,
and all female diseases speedily cured. Phy
sicians pronounce it a wonderful discovery.
Never known to fail. 20,000 ladies attest its
merits. Cut this out ; it may save your life.
Suffer not a day longer , but send us two 2-cent
stamps , and receive in sealed envelope full
particulars , testimonials , confidential letter ,
etc. Address. FRANK THOMAS & Co. , Balti
more , Maryland.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
THE BEST SALVE in the world for cuts , bruis
es , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sores , tet
ter , chapped bands , chilblains , corns , and all
skin eruptions , and positively cures piles , erne
no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction , or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by A. McMilIen.
A Word in Season.
The barking of a pack of hounds may be mu
sic , but the barking of the human family is
certainly discord. Stop that cough with Hum
phreys' Specific No. Seven.
A SB * Uea embraced in Ely's Cream Balm.
Catarrh is cured by cleansing and healing , not
by drying up. It is not a liquid or snuff , but
is easily applied into the nostrils. Its effect
is magical and a thorough treatment will cure
the worst cases. Price 50 cents.
With Ely's Cream Balm a child can be treated
without pain or dread and with perfect safety.
Try the remedy. It cures catarrh , hay fever
and colds in the head. It is easily applied into
the nostrils and gives relief with the first ap
plication. Price 50 cents.
FROM THE COUNTY SEAT
Epitome of the Week's Events
at the Seat of County Affairs.
Joe Goggles , the Irrepressible , Spociu
News and Society Reporter.
S. S.Grahaui was in townWednesday
Deputy Sheriff Banks was in this city
Tuesday.
Sheriff McCool is strongly inclinei
Missouri-ward.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hand are expect
cd back this week.
Frank Untiedt has secured a positioi
*
with Lerch & Wadsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. F. M.Bskey will re
turn about the 12th of this month.
M. Y. Starbuck was viewing the grea
yellow ocre mine on Monday , the 5th.
The report that J. S. Phillips intends
moving to Denveris withoutfoundation
County Treasurer Henton came over
to the hub bright and early on Monday
morning.
Attorney Suavely will go to Denver
in a few days to attend a railroad case
he has in that city.
Since "Bob" Thomas let his whiskers
grow he talks politics more mysterious
ly than ever before.
Daniel J. Ilichman has sold his house
and lot in this city for the snug sum o ;
one thousand dollars.
We understand that Russell & Wads
worth have sold their business at this
place to a stock company.
Union meetings are being held , this
week , at the Congregational and M. E
churches , with good attendance each
evening.
We have a wolf chase every day on
the common east of town. The sport
is just about as hard on the dogs as on
the wolf.
The business of teaching the young
idea how to shoot is running along very
nicely at the commodious brick in the
west part ot town.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uhren's young
est child , aged 3 months , died Monday ,
5th inst. , and was buried in the Catho
lic cemetery at this place.
In a letter to Attorney Starr , A. J.
Eittenhouse tells of his having moved
from Seattle to Whatcom , another coast
town , and that he is now sailing along
in great shape.
We put it very mildly in saying that
there was some tall swearing at the
turn election matters took at the seatof
county affairs on the 5th day of Janua
ry , A. D. , 1891.
Old Mr. Teel , father of the Teel boys ,
well and favorably known in this and
Frontier counties , died last Friday very
suddenly. He was buried in the In-
dianola cemetery.
William H. Smith of Missouri Ridge
precinct is circulating a petition for the
appointment of F. M. at Indianola.
Judging from some of the names that
appear on his petition we think he will
get there all right.
Oliver S.VanDorn , the great TJ. L. P.
orator and agitator of the east end , ad
mitted that there might be six purchas
able alliance members of the legislature
and that Boyd would hold down the
gubernatorial chair for the next term.
The McCook Monitor , dated January
2d , reached this city on the morning of
the 5th inst. If the Monitor man can
only keep up his lick for a few weeks
le will be a few hours ahead of THE
TRIBUNE of a week later date. Brer
Berry is a rusher when he gets his
'specs" on.
One present mayor , Dr. Gr. T. Moore ,
las accepted a position in a dental office
n an eastern city at an annual salary
ot $1,000 , and will leave Indianola in
about four weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
lave a host of friends in this city who
will greatly regret their leaving , but
rejoice in their good fortune.
Postmaster Peterman will in a few
days send in his resignation to the de
triment at Washington , as it is bis
ntention to move to Unionville , Mo.
3. Peterman is that kind of a man that
s worth his weight in gold to a town ,
le is a captain in the working force
vhich keeps everything moving.
The Board of Directors of The Red
billow County Cooperative Associa
tion , Patrons of Husbandry , have ex
tended a limited invitation to the Board
of Directors of The Great Western
Watch Company of Red Willow county.
Nebraska , to meet them in secret and
solemn session and discuss the import
ant where-with-al question. Selah.
The editor of the
Bartley Long-Felt-
Want was sedately moving along our
yellow ochre boulevard * , last Saturday.
Much exposure on the farm in asaidu-
ous search for hayseed has tanned his
once beautiful pink complexion into a
deep bronze. The fact is that there is
such a radical change in his appearance
that the pulpit orators of Bartley know
him not.
What does the T.-D. man mean in his
New Year greeting where he says , "Let
us while seated in our comfortable
homeswith , our families gathered about
us , think of those * * * who are in
need. " Charlie is known in the capital
of Red Willow county as a single man.
Sometimes in the course of human
events a married man tries to impose
upon a credulous public to the extent of
passing as a single gentleman ; but for
Charlie to deliberately class himself
with those who are more or less bound
in the holy bonds of wedlock is enough
to cause one to pause and ask himself ,
"Do 1 see or do I dream ? " NoCharlie ,
you cant fool the dear people. Your
high and extensive brow is not so heav
ily draped with care as the married
man's. The buttons on your Sunday
clothes are all right. Your complexion
indicates healthy digestive organs. You
are never seen at the drug store buying
soothing syrup or paregoric. Your in
comings and outgoings are all in time.
You have never bef3ii seen hurrying
through the alleys at the midnight hour
and no sleepy doctor has ever called out
to you , ' -Hello , Barnes , is that you ? I'll
be there in a minute. " Oh , no , you are
not married nor a man of u family , and
it is our sad-eyed duty to infonn you
that the chances are about even that
you ever will be.
COTJET HOUSE NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE LEGAL
AND MATRIMONIAL MILL.
DISTRICT COURT.
960. Frees & Hocknell Lumber Co. vs. J. S.
Selby , filed Dec. 23 , petitiou in equity.
9G7. German Insurance Co. vs. Bertha Mey
er et al , filed Dec. 27 , injunction.
968. Elijah DossermaD vs. Samuel P. Lyon ,
filed 29 , nttiichmcut.
670. Wm. McUallum vs. Simeon Billings et
ux , Dec. 23 , transcript of judgment for S25.301
969. Hall , Cochran & Co. vs. L. A. Pierce , ap
peal from county court.
970. Stork & Moslur vs. Andrew J. Keeves
et al , foreclosure of mortgage.
COUNTY COURT.
John Gerboth vs. Richard Kyan , continued
to February term.
George W. Burt vs. William T. Henton , con
tinued until February 16th.
Isaiah Bennett vs. Charles W.Hodgkin. con
tinued until February 16th.
Albert Stegman vs. Red Willow County As
sociation etal , continued until February term.
Joseph McBrayer has been appointed guar
dian of Clarence McBrayer , a minor.
Frank H. Strout has been appointed admin-
strator of the estate of Charles S. Barton.
Charles W. Hodgkin , county commissioner-
elect , has filed his official bond which has
been approved.
Angeline Johnson has petitioned to have her
lomestead right assigned to her from the
homestead owned by her deceased husband.
BRIDAL BULLETIN.
James T. Davis , age 23 , Lawrence , Kansas.
Rebecca M. Gerboth , age 18 , McCook. Neb.
Ashel M. Tupper. age 23 , Indianola , Neb.
Hattie Blake , age 17 , Indianola , Neb.
Married by Judge Key03 , Jan. 1st , 1S91.
George O. Harding , age 37. Cambridge , Neb.
Florence A. Rogers , age 17 , Cambridge , Neb.
Married by Judge Keyes , Dec. 30th. 1890.
Miss Eva Boyston , of Bennett , Neb. , was
he guest of O. C. Teel and wife this week.
She left the fore part of the week for Mc-
Coofe. Ked Cloud Chief.
James Arnold of Box Elder made proof
before the local officers , on Saturday last.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Divine service at 11 o'clock , A. M. , and
:30. P. M. , every Sabbath. Sunday school at
0 o'clock , A. 51. . central time. Prayer meet-
ng , Wednesday evenings at 7:30. central time.
All persons are cordially invited to these ser-
ices. P. S. MATHER. Pastor.
BETWEEN twenty and thirty
jhousand pensioners died last
year. Complaints concerning the
noney paid old soldiers will grow
ess and less as the years roll on ,
and not many years hence the
people will be proud of what the
government has clone for her de-
'enders.
ONE way of putting it is that the
country hasn't enough money to do
ts business. Another way might
36 that the country has too many
corporations for its money.
Now that the Nebraska Nation
al guard has been turned loose on
he Sioux they will need at least
an addition ghost shirt or a
sliroud.
We hope to be able to tell you
all about it , next week !
A. F. MOOKK. JNO. It. HART ,
MOOKE&HAIU' ,
ATTORNEYS - : - AT - : - LAV ,
MCCOOK. - - NEIWASKA.
63TW1I1 practice In the Sttito mid Federal
Courts and before the U.S. Land Olllco. OOlco
over Famous. ClothlnirCo. Store.
C. H. BOYLE , ,
LAND - > ATTORNEY ,
Six years experience In Gov.
eminent Land Ctiscs.
Real Estate , Loans & Insurance ,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Hank of McCook.
J. BYRON JENNINGS ,
ATTORNEY - : - AT - : - LAW.
I practice In the State and United
States coin ts und before the U. S. Land Olllccs.
Careful attention given to collections. Olllce
over IJnnk of Mc-Cook.
HUGH W. COLE , LAWYER ,
McCOOK. NEHBASKA.
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and corporation law n specialty. Money to
loan. Rooms 4 and 5 old First National bld'g ,
I
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HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
MCCOOK , NEBRASKA.
{ STSpecial attention given to diseases of
women and children. The latest improved
methods of electricity used in all cases requiring
ing- such treatment. Olllco over McMilIen
drugstore. Residence. North Main street.
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