By F. M. KIMMELL.
OFFICIAL GITY& COUNTY PAPEE.
$1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ALL , HOME PRINT.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL
For I'reMiU'iit ,
1JI5NJAA11N HAKUISON , of Indiana.
For Via ? President ,
WJ11TELAAV 11KID , of New York.
CONGKKSSIONAL.
For Congress ,
WAI. E. ANDREWS , of Hastings.
COMMITTEE MEETIHG.
McCooK , NEB. , June 15,1892.
There will bo a meetiog of the
Republican Central Committee
held in the court house at Indi-
anola , Nebraska , on Monday , June
27th , 1892 , at 1 o'clock , P. M. ,
for the purpose of deciding upon
udato for holding the next Re
publican county convention , and
such other business as may come
before the committee. It is earn
estly desired that committeemen
be present from every precinct in
the county.
P. M. EJMMELL , M. N. ESKEY ,
Secretary. Chairman.
GET together !
THE democratic lamb will be se
lected for the November slaughtei
on or about June 21.
THE 7,000,000 republican voters
were slightly divided prior to the
convention , but next November will
reveal the fact that they are an ir
resistible unit.
THE state election in Oregon
leaves no doubt as to where the
electoral vote of that state will be
found in November. It was a
republican victory , clean and de
cisive.
NEBRASKA'S ever busy senator
A. S. Paddock , has introduced a
bill providing for the appropriatioi
of § 150,000 for the purchase o
eighty acres of land and the erect
ion of a soldiers , home in Beatrice
PARTY lines this year , as in
1888 , will be drawn on the tarif
question , and every fair-mindec
and well-posted voter must admi
that republican changes have been
greatly strengthened by the highl }
satisfactory working of the Me
Kinley law.
Two bills have passed the house
proviidng for the admission of the
territories of New Mexico and Ari
zona to statehood. As the meas
ures are not likely to meet with op
position while taking the regulai
course , the American flag will prob
ably contain forty-six stars before
the close of the present year.
< /ro5. L. L. Polk , president of the
national farmer's alliance , died at
11:15 Saturday. Col. Polk was of
great value to his party as a stump
speaker and was an able writer on
topics of particular interest to far
mers. The people's party will meet
in national convention in Omaha ,
July 4th , and the probability is
that had Col. Polk survived ho
would have been nominated for
president or vice president the
party should have decided to put a
ticket , in the field.
IT is said that Governor Mc-
Kiuley was a wholly inexperienced
presiding officer before taking the
chair at Minneapolis. Although
he had been in congress twelve
years he had no opportunity to
preside over that body , and his
friends feared that the task of
keeping the convention in order
would be too much for even a chair
man of the widest experience.
Taking these facts into consideration
, promptness and
tion the justice
clearness of all his ruling was re
markable. Governor McKinley
distinguished himself by his con
trol of the unwieldy body , and the
knowledge that ho did it without
previous preparation will greatly
tor
increase the rdmiration felt
of the
republicans
him by the
nation.
THE State Ileunion , G. A. E. ,
for the year 1802 , will bo 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
with a view to having it particular
ly pleasing to all Veterans , Sons
and Daughters of Veterans and
members of the Womans' Belief
Corps. It will embrace some new
attractive features not heretofore
witnessed at any reunion in Neb
raska. Camp accommodations will
bo more ample than ever before in
everp respect , and the Camp will
be located on the same ground it
occupied last year. Seating accom
modations will be provided at
speakers' 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.
THE agony is over , and Benja
min Harrison has been nominated
for the presidency of the United
States to succeed himself. The
friends of Mr. Elaine stuck to him
to the last moment but they were
not numerous enough to nominate.
Harrison received the nomination
on the first ballot having nearly
one hundred votes to spare. There
is no republican in the country
but who is satisfied with the nomi
nation. Mr. Harrison's adminis
tration has challenged the admira
tion of the whole world and under
it the United States has prospered
during the past four years as it
has never prospered before. Hur1-
rah for Harrison , the president
and the next president of the
United State.
THE point is made by contempo
raries as the fact that the sentiment
of his party at large favored Harri
son's nomination made him invin
cible. A like force insures the
nomination of Cleveland. There is
a difference , however. The feeling
that Harrison had fairly earned
reuomiuation according to prece
dent , and that it would be unfair
not to give him a second chance ,
does not apply to Cleveland's case.
Though the rank and file of his
party are for him , yet the fact that
he has had his two chances and
failed in the later one may be used
against him with powerful effect by
the cooler heads at Chicago.
Journal.
COLONEL BOB INGERSOLL has a
little lawsuit of his own against
Rev. Dr. Dixon for libel. The cler
gyman has put in a very volumi
nous answer to the colonel's peti
tion , and the colonel wanted the
court to strike out a good deal of it ,
but the court refused. As it is
given out that the colonel has
agreed to leave New York and go
back to Peoria as a preacher of the
gospel , in case the doctor downs
him in this suit , the interest of the
public in the mill will increase
daily until the jury renders its
verdict. Journal.
WOMEN never did like to tell
their ages. In the Old Testament ,
although great numbers of women
are mentioned , there is tut one
Snrah , Abraham's wife whose
ige is recorded.
SOME one who has tried it gives
ihis prescription : For simple
loarseness take a fresh egg , beat
t and thicken with pulverized su
gar. Eat freely of it and the hoarse-
IGSS will soon be relieved.
DOWN under the sun the earth
eems to be in a hurry , and we are
old the earth at the equator moves
at the rate of a mile in 3.6 seconds ,
: our-tenths of a second slower than
ihe velocity of a cannon ball.
THE great tongue begins to pre-
over the earth. It is estimated
hat over 100 millions of people
now speak the English language ,
over 69 millions German and over
:1 millions French. The English
s to be the universal language.
To the opposition press : Here's
where friendship ceases.
Piano and Randolph Headers at S.
. Cochran & Co.'s.
See Paine's fifteen cent whips.
Paiue sells fly nets.
C. L. DeGROFF & CO ,
SUCCESSORS TO J. C. ALLEN.
We have just received our second shipment oCT
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LOTHING
Consisting of SUMMER SUITS and PANTS ,
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Will have special prices to make 011 these goods. Examine
m. It will pay you. 2
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.
DUE GROCERY 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
G. L , DeGROFF
CASH BARGAIN HOUSE.
Prof. Foster says we are Hearing the
most destructive storm period of recent
years , a period that has not been equal
led for atmospheric and earth disturb
ances within the memory of any person
now living , and he advises all to prepare
for it.
HAIL INSURANCE.
Written in a reliable company at
the following low 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.
Is your FARM for
sale ? If so give des
cription to S.H.Colviu.
R. A. COLE ,
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 Best 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 Dank.
SUMMER 1892.
SEASONABLE GOODS
THE FAld CLOTHE CO.
& VESTS , f
THIN UNDERWEAR
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS ,
i
.wear . , Straw Goods , Boys' Waists ,
Best Variety and Lowest Prices
AT ALL TIMES.
MEDIUM MIGHT SUITS , PMTS
AND OTHER GOODS OUR
ASSORTMENT IS GOOD
Mccook , Neb. JONAS ENGEL , Manager.
i
e Sacred Heart ,
THE HIGHLANDS , DENVER , COLO.
Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers.
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 , with 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. PE1RSOMEX , S , xL , PRRSIDRNT.
OAT-
COREY and MADDUX , Props.
Equipment Unequalled in Western Nebraska ,
it in
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MAKES MORE BREAD ! ( 1
MAKES WHITER BREAD !
MAKES BETTER BREAD !
THAN ANYOTHER FLOUR s 1
WE ALSO HANDLE FULL LIXE OF
SINTER HKD SPRING IHEHT FLOURS
and guarantee every sack we sell to give satisfaction.
All kinds of FEED constantly on hand ; and don't
forget that we handle more Grass , Field and Garden
Seeds in bulk than all the rest of dealers combined.
Our prices are always the lowest and goods the best.
POTTER & EASTERDAY.
55f We pay highest market price for all kinds of
L Grain at our Elevator.
