By F. M. KIMMELL.
OFFICIAL CITY& COUNTY PAPER.
$1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ALL HOME PRINT.
THE Culbertson Sun man does
want to get a new "gildoriluke" for
his press. Jiist now he may be
in in ling something in his paper ,
but no live man can tell what ic is.
Lincoln Call.
THE invitation extended by the
United States to participate in a
monetary conference has been accepted -
cepted by eight European govern
ments , which insures the meeting
of such a conference.
H. SELUY of Cambridge ,
has been mentioned as a possible
candidate for state senator from
this , the 20th district. Wo speak
from personal knowledge when we
say that this district might go
farther and fare a great deal worse
than to nominate and elect him.
Culbertsou Republican.
TIIEHE seems to be a serious
hitch in the negotiations between
the people's party and the democra
cy for division of the plunder they
hope to get in Kansas. Each
party knows that it cannot trust the
other , and each is morally certain
that neither can deliver the goods
according to agreement. Under
such circumstances it is not sur
prising that the trade should drag.
Journal.
THE failure of the house to do
anything with the free coal and
iron bills has opened the eyes of
the New Ehglanders to the fact
that the democrats of the south
want tariff reform to come only as
it will affect the highly finished
goods produced in Massachusetts
and leave the products of Virginia ,
Georgia and Alabama enjoying a
full measure of protection. There
must be full reciprocity in this
business of reforming the tariff to
make it a success , and this selfish
ft nP flifi snnlli is rloiiKr flm
cause of the great stuffed prophet
immeasurable harm. Journal.
THE anti-option bill passed the
house of icproseutatives by a large
majority , though hardly two-thirds
Milt of the members voted on the meas
ure. It is a distinct and decisive
victory , however , over the specula
tors. The fate of the measure in
t the senate is somewhat uncertain ,
but it is thought that the proba
bilities are favorable to its passage
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by that body , in which event there
isoubtlGss no question of the bill
becoming a law , since the presid
ent would undoubtedly respect the
nearly unanimous demand of the
agriculture producers of the coun
try for this legislation. The sp e
ulators may be expected to make a
vigorous effort to befeat the meas
ure in the sjuate , but their failure
ia the IIOIMO , where they brought
all ne influence to bear they could
command , will count against them
ip the upper branch of congress.
The outlook for this legislation is
certainly improved. Bee.
The State Reunion , G. A. R. ,
for the year 1892 , will be held at
Grand Island , August 29th to Sep
tember 3d inclusive. A rate of
one fare for the round trip has
been announced from all parts of
the State on all railroads. The
attendance is expected to be larger
than in any previous year. A
programme is being arranged
Vf'ith a view to having it particular
ly pleasing to all Veterans , Sons
and Daughters of Veterans and
members of the TVomans' Pvelief
Corps. It will embrace some new
attractive features not heretofore
witnessed at any reunion in Neb-
slra. Camp accommodations will
more ample than ever before in
overp respect , and the Camp will
be located on the same ground it
occupied last year. Seating accom
modations -will be provided at
peakers' stand. Full particulars
can. be had by addressing Seth P.
Mobley , Chairman , George H.
Caldwell , Secretary , or Harry Harrison
risen , Quartermaster. Commun
ications concerning booth privile
ges should be addressed to S. N.
"Wolbach.
Paine sells harness.
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THE TRIBUNE sees that J. E.
Phelan is at his old tricks up at
Alliance , namely , building up the
town and making homes for the
railroad boys of his division who
have a disposition to save their
money and make homes of comfort
and convenience for their families.
This carries us back to the early
days of McCook , when J. R. was
such an enthusiastic and tireless
worker for the upbuilding and the
prosperity of our ambitious little
city. Mr. Phelan was trustee and
manager of McCook's pioneer
building association , and as the
active agent in that organization ,
was a powerful factor in the rapid
growth of our city during the life
of the association , and of McCook's
most substantial improvement. He
has the credit of building the Dr.
Davis residence , Judge Cochran's
dwelling , Conductor Burns' house
and many others of our handsom
est homes ; and during the number
of years the association was in op
eration he never had to take back
a single house they built. In fact
the plan upon which they operated
and the character of the work per
formed was quite universally sat
isfactory. And many a railroad
man had Mr. Phelau and his asso
ciation to thank in a large measure
for the fact that they had acquired
homes here , as the liberal terms ,
( we believe only one-third cash
was required down , the balance in
small monthly payments , ) made it
possible for them in a few years to
have a deed to a home by paying
a sum each mouth about equnl to
rent. We observe , too , that the
Alliance association , of which the
Superintendent is also trustee , is
patterned quite closely after the
plan upon which the McCook asso
ciation made so conspicuous a suc
cess ; and knowing the splendid
advantages this city gained from
its association under the careful
an < I business-like management of
Mr. Phelan , and knowing the pos-
ci MI IT fi oc r\r rr iv * * % f M rnirl im iviwr/ ! _
meat in sucli organizations , THE
TIJIBUNE desires to congratulate
the people of Alliance upon the
fact that thev are to secure the
V
same clesirabe factor in the future
prosperity and upbuilding of Box
Butte's best town , railroad head
quarters , and county-seat.
THE killing of "Wilkens Eustin ,
the estimable Omaha boy , at Yale
college while undergoing initiation
into the Delta Kappa Epsilou soci
ety , was a most deplorable affair.
News of his death came as a ter-
ridle blow to his old associates in
this city , where he has long been
hold in affectionate regard. The
greatest indignation is expressed
that a system of hazing is tolerated
to such a length that human life is
endangered in many instances and
to which the death of Mr. Eustin
is directly changeable. Bee.
Wedding Belts.
MARRIED At the B. &M. Hotel
in Akron , on Wednesday , June 1st ,
1892 , Mr. "Walter S. Stratton and
Miss Mary E. McKee , both of this
cat } ' , Eev. Wm. E. Scott officiating.
The above event that forever uni
ted two of our most estimable
young people , took place very
jjaietly , there being no cards , and
only a very few friends being pres
ent to witness the ceremony. Both
the contracting parties are too well
known here to need extensive
mention in these columns. Mr.
Stratton has for several years
owned a large ranch near town and
by his steady careful judgment
and management has proved him
self a thorough , successful busi
ness man. As principal of the
Akron Schools for the past three
years. Miss McKee has made
many friends by her high intel
lectual powers , her pleasant man
ner , and her extraordinary success
as a teacher. May their wedded
life be a happy and prosperous one
is the wish of the Eepublicau.
Akron , Colo. , Eepubiican.
MANY SAY
"Why ilnrs DIt. HUMPHREYS continue to
advertise Ills specificseverybody knows about
thrni * ' Doyonueo them ? No. Then th.it's
vhj. T. . , I bom.
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C. L. DeGROFF & CO
SUCCESSORS TO J. C. ALLEN.
We have just received our second shipment of
CLOTHING !
Consisting of SUMMER SUITS and PANTS ,
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Will have special prices to make on these goods. Examine
iF"them. It will pay yoii.
Our Black Dress Goods
Must be seen to be appreciated. Quality the
highest and prices the lowest.
A COMPLETE LINE OF NOVELTIES IN
Wash Fabrics , Zephyr Ginghams , Etc , , Etc.
Look on our bargain table for Shoes.
OUR GEOOEEY STOCK
Will be kept full and complete.
Will offer no baitsbut , will sell
you all goods cheaper than
the cheapest.
Trade with us and you will find goods and prices right.
Gl LB
CASH BARGAIN HOUSE.
Is your FARM for
sale ! It so give des
cription to S.H.Colviii.
HAIL INSURANCE.
Written in a reliable company at
the following lov/ cheap rates :
$10 insurance $ .50 per acre
9 " .45 "
8 " .40 "
7 " .35
6 " .30
5 " .25 "
By C. J. Ryan , McCook , Nebraska.
Over Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Mrs. H. F. Tomblin and son Earl re
turned from McCook the latter part of
last week , and we are pleased to note
the little fellow's improved condition
and recovery from the operation on his
head. Arapahoe Mirror.
, Purveyor to tne Great
Common People , is now exhibiting
about the handsomest and largest as
sortment of plain and fancy lamps to be
seen in Southwestern Nebraska.
Warm weather , flies and sticky fly
paper come together. You can secure
a prime and satisfactory article of the
latter at Chenery's City Drug Store.
We give more soap than anyone for
one dollar. THE RACKET STORE.
S. M. Cochran & Co. keep repairs
for all kinds of machinery.
Upholstering and carriage trimming
done at Paine's.
S. H. Coivin is in Culbertson , today ,
on business.
W. W. Brown is down from Culbert
son today.
Answer This Question.
Why do so many people we see around us
seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable
by Indigestion , Constipation , Dizziness , Loss
of Appetite , Coming up of Food , Yellow Skin ,
when for 75 cents we will sell them Shiloh's
Vitalizer , guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
A. McMillen.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvelous cure for catarrh , diphtheria , canker
mouth and headache. With each bottle there
is an ingenious nasal injector for the more
successful treatment of these complaints with
out extra chnrtyo. Price 500. Sol.I ! vA. . Mc-
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MER 1892.
SEASONABLE GOODS
T OS ( Mill CO.
THIN GOATS & VESTS ,
THIN UNDERWEAR ,
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS ,
Neckwear , Straw Goods , Boys' Waists ,
15est Variety and Lowest Prices
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AT ALL TIMES.
MEDIUM WEIGHT SUITS , PMTS
AND OTHER GOODS OUR
ASSORTMENT IS GOOD
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, xeb. JONAS ENGEL , Manager.
of me
THE HIGHLANDS , DENVER , COLO.
Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers.
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The College is about half an hour's ride by electric and motor lines from the Capitol.
It is built of lava stone , and is three hundred feet long , vith wings on either side. The
grounds cover an upland tract of fifty acres , and the propect is one of lakes and mountains
and meadows. Especial attention is given to the physical development of the students.
Course of Instruction : PREPARATORY , COMMERCIAL CLASSICAL. Charges :
Entrance Fee , to be paid only once § 10.00 Half boarders , per month $ 13.00
Tuition and Board , per session of 5 mouths. . . . 120.00 Day scholars , per month 5.00
Washing and mending of Linen , session 5 months , 10.00
S. PRRSONR , S , xL , PRRSIDRNT.
COREY and MADDUX , Props.
Equi,7ir.t ; Unequalled in W : ? rn Nebraska ,
Jt
. A. COLE
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LEADING
MERCHANT - TAILOR
OF MCCOOK ,
For Good Tailoring , has not got the largest
shop this side of Hastings but he has got the
Largest and IJest stock of Cloths and Trim
mings this side of Hastings , which he will fur
nish cheaper than any other tailor for the
same kind of goods. Shop 3 doors west of the
Citizens Bank.
Make Noble your family grocer and
many other blessings will fall to your
lot , besides having the best groceries on
your table that the market affords.
