J. A. WILCOX & SON.
We give below a lew of the many bargains
we give our customers :
All Package Coii'ee , a pound , - - 20e.
Seedless liaisiiis , a pound , - - - 5c.
20 Pounds of Ex. " "
"C" Sugar for $ l.oo
10 Pounds Granulated Sugar for $ l.oo
3 Cans Blackberries for - - - 25c.
V Standard Prints , per yard , - - - 6c.
To all who will buy a bill of goods from
us we will demonstrate to them the advan
tage they gain by paying cash.
THE !
KEELEY INSTITUT
BEATRICE , NEBRASKA.
Only One in the State South of the Platte River ,
We Own the Territory and Will Not
Sell It. Beware of Imitators.
IFOR ;
Liquor , Opium , Morphine and Tobacco
Diseases , and Neurasthenia
Tor Terms and Information Address ,
W. C. Brooks , Secretary , Beatrice , Neb.
W. 0. BULLAKD & CO.
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If WINDOWS , SOFT
BLINDS. COAL.
RED CEDAB. AND OAK POSTS.
xT. WARRRN , Manager.
& M. Meat Market.
FRESH AND SALT
MEATS ,
BACON , BOLOGNA ,
f CHICKENS ,
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DWYER'S
LITTLE NELL
A FIVE CENT CIGAR.
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HE RESIGNS PROM THE HARRN
SON CABINET.
THE RESIGNATION ACCEPTED ,
The T % 'pt of the News Creator the Wild'
est Kind of Excitement at Minneap
olis Congressman Boutello De
clares That the Maine Lender
Will Certainly Accept
Gossip at Minneapolis.
WASHINGTON , June 6. Secretary
Blaine this afternoon tendered his
resignation as secretary of state to
President Harrison. The letter oi
resignation and the '
president's ac
ceptance of the same are as follows :
DEPARTMENT OF STATE , 1
Washington. June 4 , 1892. J
To .o i. Ident :
I respectf"lly beg leave to submit mj
resignation of the office of secretary ol
state of the United States , to which Ivas
appointed by you on the 6th of March ,
1889.
1889.Tho
The condition of public business in the
department of state justifies me in request
ing my resignation may bo accepted im
mediately.
I have the honor to be , very respoctfull y ,
Your obedient servant ,
JAMES G. BLAINB.
EXECUTIVE MANSION , )
Washington , June 4. )
To the Secretary of State : Your letter
of this date tendering your resignation of
the oflice of Secretary of State of
the United States has bsen re
ceived. The terms on which you state
your desires are such as to leave
me no choice but to accede to your wish
immediately. Your resignation is therefore
accepted. Very resp rf fully yours ,
BENJAMIN HARRISON ,
The Hon. JAMES G. ELAINE.
STATIC JOTTINGS.
A vicious mare bit the entire lower
lip off A. C. Buffington , near Battle
Creek.
Jud C. Webb of Fremont is master
of transportation of the Barnum &
Bailey shows.
The business men of Scribner have
raised $500 with which to celebrate
the glorious Fourth of July.
Hastings hears rumors of a whole
sale grocery house to be put in there
by Lincoln and Omaha men.
Nebraska City will vote § 10,000 in
tersection bonds and § 24,000 high
school and heating apparatus bonds.
An onion patch of thirty-six acres is
planted in Washington county. The
Tekamah Burtonian suggests an onion
palace for Blair.
The cigar factory at West Point will
incorporate with $6,000 capital and
employ from sixteen to twenty men
the year round.
Eric Johnson , of Mercer , was se
riously injured by being thrown from
a wagon in a runaway a Fremont He
suffered concussion of the brain.
Senator Paddock has recommended
the establishment of a postoffice at
Toney , Saunusrs county , and the ap.
pointment of Lemuel Glassbun as post
master.
Down in Nuckolls county the latest
triok to get money is to go to a good
neighbor and get corn on time and
then take it to town and sell it for
cash.
cash.An
An indignant wife of an Anselmo
gambler broke in the windows of the
store where the tiger had his lair , and
entering put an end to the game very
suddenly.
A Chinese laundryman at Broken
Bow is fully Americanized. He is
going to give prizes to those having
the most work done between now and
Christmas.
James Lang , near Mason City ,
claimed to be the first homesteader in
Custer county , and Louis Wambsgan
of Oconto showed up an earlier date ,
January , 1874.
Eleven pupils of the Beaver City
high school have finished the course
of study and creditably passed the ex
aminations which entitles them to a
diploma this year.
A chorus of twenty-five of Fremont's
best singers are to sing an anthem
written by Walt Mason , music by Pro
fessor Roy Smith , and the air will be
sung by Mrs. Fred Nye.
Lincoln boasts of forty-two churches.
The saloons have exactly the same
number. The saloon is taxed $1,000
a year , i'be salaries of the preachers
will average about the same.
A ferocious dog attacked Edward
Hughson , a farmer near Union severely
tearing the man's legs and hands.
The thoughts of hydrophobia fright
ened the young man , and he has left
for Savannah , Mo. , where he will have
a madstone applied to the wounds.
Congressman Bryan has succeeded
in securing from the house committee
on war claims a favorable report on
the senate bill to pay to the state of
Nebraska $242,000 for money expend
ed in aiding to suppress the Sioux out
break. Mr. Bryan intends to call the
bill at the earlieit opportunity.
A story is told5of a Plattsmouth
young man who , beinri baatered by
the members of a girl's olub for not
getting married agreed to marry the
girl that'ihVcluVon1'secret' bmlfct
elected to' D4 his wife ; Therexwwtf
nine girls , /tb.ejplub , eaoh got one
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vote , the nakn is still . 'single , and the'
broke'1 ' * n *
club is * ilji.
Burglars at Cedar Bluffs ' Djrok r inf *
an empty bulliior tfa't waii formerly a
BLOWN UP BY MISCREANTS.
Two Pennsylvuiiliinn Killed by a Dyiiamlt *
No Clue.
i'rrrsuinto , Pa. , .June G. About 1
o'clock this morning1 an explosion of
dynamite occurred at Kensington , in
the house of J. 1C. Turner , a jeweler ,
by which two persons were killed in
stantly. They were : J. K. Turner ,
jeweler ; Miss Emma Scheffer , of Em-
lenton. The wife and two children of
Turner were badly injured.
That the house was blown up delib
erately seems certain , as Mr. Turner
was never known to have dynamite in
his dwelling or store. The explosion
was of great force , breaking windows
and doors at some distance.
A posse has been organized and is
now endeavoring to find some clew to
the fiend who caused the explosion.
CU HED IN A WRECK.
Two aieii , Ono I'robiilily From Sc.lulla ,
Killed Instantly Near Lawrence.
LAWRENCE , Kan. , June G. A west
bound freight train on the Santa ITe
road , broke in two at 1 o'clock this
morning1 while nearing town. As the
engine slowed up for the Northwestern
crossing the rear end of the train
crashed into the front part , enrolling
seven cars and throwing five of them
from the track in a. heap.
Two men , who were stealing a ride ,
were crushed to a jelly. One of the
dead was identified by papers in his
possession as a man named Iligdon , of
Sedalia.
ROOM FOR THE ALLIANCE.
The Subtroasury SchiMiio to be Given Throe
Days lu the House.
WASHINGTON , June G. The house
committee on rules has decided that
the famous Farmer's Alliance sub-
treasury scheme shall have a hearing1
at this session. The committee on
ways and means will report back ad
versely the bill , the object of which is
to carry out that scheme , when the
general appropriation bills are well
out of the way. Three days will be
set apart for the discussion of the sub
ject.
Killed While Sleeping : .
UONNOT'S MILL , Mo. , June G. Just
across the i-iver at Cote San Desse. in
Galloway county , yesterday morning ,
Henry Ricks brained Johnnie Jones
with an ax and fatally injured Primis
Watson while the latter were asleep.
They were all colored men and were
working in a railway camp. The direct
cause of trouble was a woman who , up
to ten days ago , officiated as the wife
of Ricks. At that time domestic
relations became strained , which cul
minated in the woman leaving
Ricks , who drove her out of camp after j
making her disgorge apparel which he
claimed was purchased by him. After
wandering about for a day or two , she
returned to the camp and took up her
abode with Johnnie Jones. This en
raged Ricks , who immediately swore
a rn.inst Jnnfis with the
above result.
Towauda , Though JLate , Asks Aid.
To WANDA , Kan. , June 6. On March
31 last this town was almost totally
destroyed by a tornado. Temporary
aid was generously given by neighbor
ing cities , but most of it was used in
cariug for the sick and wounded. A
relief committee has been organized
and asks subscriptions. All money
will be received by Secretary J. C.
Kuhlmann.
The Os ge Klver On a Tear.
TUSCUMBIA , Mo. , June G. The Osage
river rose eighteen inches yesterday
and is on a rampage. The bottom
lands aie overflowed and the farmers
are in despair over the loss of their
corn -vvnich they had replanted after
the recent high floods of May.
German "Workman to Organize.
CHICAGO , June G. The German workingmen -
ingmen of this city have resolved to
form to be known the "
a party as "Op
portunist party , " the purpose of which
is to organize the voters so as to hold
the balance of power in elections.
Bottoms About Louisiana , Mo. , Flooded.
LOUISIANA , Mo. , June G. The old
Mississippi is again swollen to magnif
icent proportions. The bottom land
behind the levee are covered to a depth
of two feet by the water that has
seeped through the levee.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A G-year-old Kentucky negro girl
killed her sister.
IJloomington , 111. , has shut down on
the gambliug-houses.
Three men were killed and two
others hurt by lightning at Gaines
ville , Ga.
Lieutenant William Loveridge of the
Twenty-third infantry committed sui
cide at Fort Sam Houston. No cause
is assigned.
Chicago grainmen charge that the
Rock Island and Santa Fe roads are in
collusion with two Chicago grain firms
to their detriment.
The jury in suit of Father Dent
against ; Bishop Ryan of New York for
5100,000 damages for slander returned
a verdict in favor of the bishop.
Mrs. R. W. Huston of Eldon , la. , was
the victira of a gasoline stove explosion
and literally roasted to death. Her
two children and a servant were badly
burned.
An enormous increase is reported in
emigration from upper Alsace to
America , due , it is said , to the injury
caused to trade by the operation o the
Zollverein treaty.
Charles Carlyle was found opposite
Chester , 111. , with his neck broken and
his body mutilated. Henry Willis and
John Rector are under arrest , with
strong proof against them.
Warner observatory is to be aban
doned , so far as Rochester , N. Y. , is
concerned , on account of the action of
the Third Presbyterian society in plac
ing its new building so near the street
as to destroy the- western view from
the observatory.
'J. Ar Van Home- who left Yuma ,
Ariz. , 'twith'Martin Weir to look for
placer mines near the Sonora line , is
believed to'be ' lost in the desert- Weir
came intot Ligurta station on . the
Southecnf Pacific , and. wired "Horses
'dead on desert Do not know if Van-
Home is alive. " t
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Real Estate Bought , Sold , Ex'c'd.
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I J5y JnsurHiice , lutins , conveyances , wnr-
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i AGENT LINCOLN LAND CO.
NEIMASKA.
MCCOOK. - -
jSyOKFiCE : Ground lloor Hist luick build-
iK north H. tc .M. depot.
HUGH W. COLE , LAWYER ,
McCOOIC. NEISHASKA.
practice in all courts. Com wercu.1
and corporation law a specialty. Money to
loiin. Itooms 4 and . " > old First National bid' } , ' .
SNAVELY & PHILLIPS ,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law ,
INDIANOLA. NEIl.
J3T Practice in the State and Federal Courts
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DAVIS & JONES ,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS ,
MCCOOK. NEBKASICA.
C59r OFFJCE Houus : ! ) to 11. a. in. , i to. and
7 to it. p. in Knomp ovr F'rM National bunk.
A. F. MOOItK. JNO. K. HAIIT. ,
MOORE & HART , j
ATTORNEYS - : - AT - : - LAW ,
MCCOOK. - NUIJItASKA.
practice in the State and Federal
Courts and before the a. S. Land Olhee. Oilice
over Famous ClothiiurCo. Store.
C. II. BOYLE ,
LAND - : - ATTORNEY ,
Six jenrs experience in Gov.
eminent Lain ] Cases.
Real Estate , Loans & Insurance.
NOTARY PUBLIC ,
in Phillips-Meeker bnildmjr.
J. S. McBWYER ,
McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
and Safe Moving i
Specialty. Orders for Draying left
at the Huddlestou Lumber Yard
will receive prompt attention.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Uhildren Cry Tor Pitchers Castoria.
\Vhen Baby was sick , we gave her Castoria.
TVhen she was a Child , she cried for Cactoria ,
\Vhen she became Miss , she clung to Castoria ,
When she had Children , she gave them Castoria.
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flseecut. o.l n.-iredomKasvrell.Uliy
Unot you" ' Sume earn over JollO.OO a
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from prcmataro decline of
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the postoilicchcic wu will always he
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ter used Pastor Kouniy'a Korvo Tonic for noa-
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Rtcerrtty tht follawtng Notlet apptanti la Vig
f San Francisco Chronicle.
" Judge S had been sick only about two
weeks.'and it was not until the last three or
four days that the malady took a serious turn.
At the beginning of his illness hesuffered from
diabetes and stomach disorder. loiter the
kidneys refused to perform their functions and
he passed quietly away. Thus ended the life
of one of the most prominent men in Cali
fornia. " Like thousands of others his un
timely death was the result of neglecting early
symptoms of kidney disease.
are troubled with diabetes , gravel , or any de
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Eonei branded on left blp or left shoulders
P. O. address , Imperial ,
Chaae County , and Beat-
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man creeks , Chase Co. ,
N'pbraika.
Brand as cut on side of
some animals , on blp a&4
aides of some , or anj-
rhere on the animal.
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tnedlclne , cancer on any part of the body c&n
permanently cured -without the u o
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