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TENTH YEAR. McCOOK , RED WILLOW COUNTY , NEBRASKA , FRIDAY EVENING , JULY 3,1891. NUMBER 6.
H. LAWLER
wishfts to announce that his stock of
. claim to have the
arc now on the shelves. He does not
biggest stock on earth , nor does he promise
what is impossible in prices. But in
of all kinds , he carries a complete and well-selected stock ,
and , the quality of goods considered ,
s
I also carry a full and fresh stock of
I J G CERIES !
,
? and in this department also I will
Meet All Competition !
crJg Give a call and get my prices.jQlF = >
. LAWLER
AGENT LINCOLN LAND co.
NEB.OFFICE
OFFICE IN MEEKER BUILDING.
WATERPROOF COLLAR OR CUFF
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
BE UP 3xrot to
TO
THE MARK 3 > Tot to IDistcoloyg
BEARS THIS MARK.
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MEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
t COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
WM.M. ANDERSON
PROPRIETOR.
TRANSFER ,
M9Cook , Neb ,
THE ELKHART MRRUGE m MBHESS MFG. GO.
Ho. 1 Farm HamBSS . * lori ? ytuTm har" dwlt direct with consumers ,
nv. i ui 111 iiui 1100. ntwholesnloprices , avinglkmthc
dtnler > . We where , = * =
t profit. ship any
$24.50. withprmlefjo of examining before bnyinjr. JVV.15 Gxrt ,
We bay Irelsht charges both ways if cot -
eatisfactory. Warrant everything for 3 rears.
Any one who can write can order n. Uu gT
or Hsmessfromns.&s well ts paySW to Q iQ to sosio
middleman to order for them. Wo giro no credit , and
taw ONE PRICE ONLY .So. a ,
Flntform , Three-Spring or ComblnntieQ
Watfons , SGQ : same as others Bell at 8S5. $65
Top Bnmtefl. 883 \ good AS sold at 990.
Ours tIf:1 : OO/ne at tcllfor 8135.
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Boxing free. We Idas all ritk qf damage in ihippiag
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Citizens and Visitors Briefly
Mentioned. We Have Had
Our Eye on You.
"I Know Not What the Truth May Be
I Tell it as 'Twas Told to Me. "
Banker Frost of Hartley is hi town.
County Clerk Rooer is in the city today.
Frank Can nth came up from Plattsmouth.
this noon.
Joe Wells is up from Geneva to spend tlit
Fourth at home.
Dr. C. 11. Jones was called to Stratum ,
yesterday , professionally.
Banker Harden and wife were Sunday
visitors of the chief city.
Master Mechanic Archibald went into
Denver on No..rj , Wednesday.
A. J. Thompson leaves , next week , for
the coast , on a prospecting tour.
Mrs. Dow was the guest of her son , George
W. Knights at Cambridge , last week.
Senator Dolan of the ochre mine made the
: hief city u brief visit , Wednesday morning.
Iltirry Stern of Uoldnjge , who has property
interests in McCook , was a city visitor , Tues
day.
J. A. Cordeal leaves , early next week , on
a business trip to Chicago and other Illinois
joints.
J. E. Kelley's handsome autograph adorn
ed the register of the Windsor at Lincoln ,
Tuesday.
Banker Peck , Trenton's enthusiastic irri-
jationist , was down on ditch business , Mon-
lay night.
B. F. Troxel has been down taking in the
Beatrice Chautauqua , He returned home on
the flyer , Wednesday noon.
County Attorney Dodge will celebrate at
Stockville with an eye single to the 14th dis
trict judgeship nomination.
O. W. Pendarvis of Friend is in the city
today ou land business. He has property in
terests over in Gerver precinct.
Mrs. C. W. Knights departed , Tuesday ,
for Oelwine , 111. , where she expects to visit
during the coming two months.
Mrs. A. Snyder and sister , Miss Mary
Strong , are visiting in Pittsfield , Mass. They
left for the east ou Sunday last.
L. Morse , Dundy county's clever ex-treas
urer and incomparable political fine-worker ,
was a city visitor , Saturday evening.
Frank Dillon arrived home , Tuesday even-
ng , from a visit to his home ill Illinois , Taze-
well county. His family are still there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bayston entertained
Mrs. Chrysler of Heudley and Robert of
Bartley , Sunday , mother and brother of
Mrs. B.
Mrs. F. H. Higgins and two young daugh
ters arrived from Kansas City , Tuesday
noon , and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Kimmell.
Miss Mamie Kodgers of Peoria , 111. , is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Heber ; also Mr.
and Mrs. W. McLean of Chicago. Mr. M.
is a G. T. P. A. of the "Q" system.
Judge Abbott , who presides over the Hayes
Centre Republican with becoming dignity
and forcefuluess , sojourned in the city of
promise , Saturday evening a few hours.
Mrs. John F. Majors and family departed ,
Tuesday evening , for Peru , Nemaha county ,
where they will reside in the future. Col.
Huber accompanied the household goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris arrived home ,
on Tuesday's flyer from their sorrowful visit
to Galva , 111. , where the remains of Mr. Har
ris' sister Laura were interred on Saturday
last.
last.Mrs.
Mrs. M. A. Northrup and son Charlie , Mrs.
C. H. Boyle and Miss Bertie Laflin departed
for Crete , Tuesday morning , to enjoy a
season of recreation and prolit at the Chau
tauqua.
Mr. Hocknell expects to be engaged in sal
mon fishing on the Columbia , July 4th. He
left for the Pacific coast on Tuesday night's
passenger. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Morlan of
Arapahoe accompanied him.
Col. Huber went to Peru , this week , in
charge of the car of Majors' household goods.
The Colonel will spend the 4th in Lincoln ,
hobnobbing with his excellency the lieut.
gov. , and other capital city notables.
Mr. and Mrs. Howe Smith leave for the
east , next week , on an extended visit. They
will first take in the teachers' meeting at
Toronto , and will afterwards proceed to
Biughamptcn , N. Y. , where they will re
main the summer.
Mrs. Nettleton , county superintendent ,
will attend the national teachers' meeting at
Toronto , this year. She will leave for Can
ada on Monday morning , the 13th instant.
She will also visit in Rochester , N. Y. , and
will be absent to or three weeks.
C. J. Kyan returned home , Saturday night ,
from a brief business trip to Graf ton. He
arrived in Grafton about twenty minutes
after the terrible accident of last Friday , in
which two of Grafton's oldest settlers , Mrs.
Hainey and Mrs. Tatro , were run over by
the train and instantly killed.
A. E. Harvey , the Orleans banker and real
estate loan broker , and Chas. H. Smith , a
Hartford , Conn. , capitalists , spent Saturday
in the metropolis , on matters financial. Mr.
Smith is the owner of the brick building oc
cupied by Carruth , the jeweler , and besides
has a bushel of money loaned on Nebraska
realty in this section of the state. He was
greatly pleased with the crop prospects of
the country.
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One fare for the roum
trip to stations not eve
Bmlington
two hundred miles dis
' tant will be sold by tin
Route'
B. & M. July S4 ; goo (
until the Cth.
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Crete Chautauqua Assembly , Crete , Neb.
June 30th to July 10th. One fare for tin
round trip. Tickets on sale June 29th ; re
turn limit to July llth.
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10th annual convention Y. P. S. of C. E. ,
Minneapolis. July 9-12. Tickets on sale 7-8 ,
One fare round trip. Official route.
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National Educational Association Conven
tion , Toronto , Canada , July 14-17. Round
trip tickets will be sold at the lowest one
way first class rate plus § 2. The route is
via Detroit , Port Huron and the Canadian
rontps. Tickets on sale 8-13 , inclusive , good
for return 14th to Sept. 25th witli five days
for returning. Oflicial route , train runs
through to Toronto without change. Pull
man accommodations. Unusually low ex
cursion rates have been made from Toronto
to Canadian points and points in New Eng
land and New York. Excellent opportunity
for a cheap trip to all points east.
J. llilLANisicr , Agent.
GOING EAST CENTRAL TIME LEAVES.
No. C. local passenger , 4:25 , A.M.
No.2 , through passenger , 5iOA.M. !
No. 4. local passenger. 5:40 , P.M.
No. 78. through freight 10:25 , A.M.
No. 128. way freight 5:55 , A.M.
t3T Way freight No.130 arrives from west at
4:15. P.M. , mountain time.
GOING WEST MOUNTAIN TIME LEAVES.
No. 1 , through passenger , 10:40 , A.M.
No. 5 , local passenger , 9 : 0 , P.M.
No. 129 , way freight 5:00. A.M.
C Wny freight No. 127 arrives from the
east at 7:15 , P.M.
t27 Througli freight No. 73 arrives from east
at 5:20 , P. M. , central time. Departs at 4:45.
P. M. Stops at Stratum , Benkleman , Haigler.
E5 ? All above trains are daily except way
freights Nos. 127. 128 , 120 and 130 , which are
daily except Sunday.
"No. 137 , Beverly accommodation , leaves
at 5:15 , A.M. Keturned. arrives at 9:15 A.M.
Runs only on Mondays , Wednesdays and Fri
days. A. CAMPUELL , Supt.
J. HULANISKI. Agent.
WE "PASS" NOBODY.
Conductor Kendlen is visiting in Hastings.
Gen. Freight Agent Crosby was in town ,
Tuesday.
Frank Westland was a Lincoln visitor ,
Saturday.
Travelling fifty miles an hour a locomotive
gives out 52,800 puffs.
Forty-four passenger trains run in and
out of Hastings daily.
Frank flawksworth returned , Wednesday ,
from his visit in the east.
C. W. Paine has returned to work in the
train service of the company.
RoadmasterJossellyn of theOrleans branch
was at division headquarters , Saturday.
BST'Bny a house from S. II. Colvin on the
monthly installment plan and save money.
Jack Bullard resumed his position in the
Burlington freight offices at Denver , Tues
day.
Roadmaster Haley of the high line head
quarters have been moved from Holdrege to
Holyoke.
General Storekeeper Guild was up from
Plattsmouth , Tuesday , taking a material in
ventory at this place.
Headmaster Rodgers is building a neat lit
tle barn on his pretty Manchester street
property , this week.
Roadmaster and Mrs. Jossellyn of Orleans
were the guests of Trainmaster and Mrs.
Kenyon , Wednesday.
Frank Mullen filled Agent Wilson's place ,
i few days tins week , at Hyde , while the
alter was being married.
Tom Wilkinson has been down from Den-
rer , part of the weeir , helping on the pay
oils , writing up the checks , etc.
Gordon of the '
Campbell Dispatchers'of-
ice left for Illinois , Wednesday. Mrs. Camp- j
) ell will accompany him on his return.
S350.00 will buy two lots in block 13 , origi-
lal town of McCook , only three blocks from
business center. Apply to C. F. BABCOCK.
Brakeman and Mrs. James Larkey are
deeply interested in a young daughter who
made her appearance at the Larkey dwelling
on Sunday.
Walter Holliday , of McCook , one of the
best B. & M. engineers that ever held the
lever , was a caller in the city on Tuesday.
Curtis Courier.
Master Mechanic Archibald and George
Laverty went up to Holyoke , last Sunday ,
to see the animals of Sells Brothers circus ,
which unloaded and fed at that point.
"It is not always the early fly that gets the
fly paper. Sometimes the man of the house ,
whom the storm calls to lower the windows ,
gets it with both feet , " says Conductor Kane.
"Windy" Reynolds , who steers the switch
engine , does not do anything else these hot
days but talk to himself about that "whale
of a boy" who came to abide with them ,
Wednesday.
Prince George of Greece and suite passed
through our city , the first of the week , on
their way home from Japan , where the prince
recently acquitted himself nobly in defend
ing the tzarowich of Russia from the assault
of a crazy Japanese soldier.
The B. & M. has placed on sale tourists
tickets at reduced rates for the round trip
to all the principal summer watering resorts
east and west. Among them are Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Chicago , St. LouisClear Lake , la. ,
Ogden , Salt Lake City , etc.
McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
CO M M E N C E
All Goods specially adapted to Summer Use
will be sold at a
Gome Early Secure the Bargains ,
Wetts
attention given mail orders.
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