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Hi | From and after January 1st , 1898 , the
H | i * subscription price of THE McCOOK TRIB- [
R UNE will be $1.00 a year , if paid in ad-
Hf vance. All arrearages on subscription t
Hl j will be received on the basis of a dollar a
B | year. This will make a considerable \
Hjf saving : to all those that are a number of
Hf j f years in arrears , and should stimulate
Hl an early settlement of all delinquent sub-
H § scriptions. It is our purpose to bring- the
Hf | j * subscription to a cash-in-advance basis ;
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H | | | as rapidly as circumstances and the times
jfi I will warrant. THE PUBLISHER.
Hfl The supreme court has rendered
H | jl a decision holding Barrett Scott's i
HJ ! I bondsmen liable. Same point is i
Bj'll j involved in the Bartley case.
Colonel Phillips charges that
Colonel Mitchell cribs his heavy
editorial from the Youth's Companion
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panion and remarks upon the sub-
I lime and eternal fitness o things.
Hli f The Hastings Record reminds
Bfff I and admouishes the Deacon as fol-
Rp j lows : "Morlan is duly notified that
Htff J crops which are planted too early
Hii | get frost-bitten. " And we take
Kjf | I , this occasion to remind the Becord
Hyp j that the Deacon is too warm a nuin-
H1 11 ber for any frost.
HSf 11 The advantages of the trust
Hff | | from an economic standpoint are
Blll ji : ( ( becoming too well known to much
longer escape the notice o the
[
people , and when they go into the
Hlff trust business for themselves and
Bf the general welfare there will be
Rf some lively taking to the tall tim-
Hf ber by some of the trusts now
HH managed for private gain and per-
H | sonal power.
B | I The agitation to have congress
Hn j provide for the publishing and dis-
Hll i play in each of the postoffices of
H i the country a list of the pensioners
Hp of that immediate neighborhood , is
Hfl I kicking up no little comment pro
B and con. Some urge that it will
Hf increase the applications for pen-
Mk sions , instead of abating any fraud
HtK ' • ' that may be practiced on Uncle
Hft Sam in the pension department.
Hll Then others urge that the public-
Hb ity will not be desirable or com-
HK fortable to many pensioners.
HK The cigarette trade is one of the
H ! few branches of trade that did not
BH ' suffer diminution during the hard-
HX times period through which the
HSSJ country recently passed. Theman-
HH ufacture of cigars decreased in
H9 | 1895 65 millious , while the cigar-
m ettes increased GOO millions. In
HbK 1896 the ' decrease in cigars was
H 50 millions , and the increase in
B the detestable cigarette was 700
H millions. There was no decrease
Kfl in the use of tobncco , however ,
sK though many had to go lighter on
fl | - , flour , meat , potatoes , and articles
M ; i of necessity and comfort.
HI ! i I
Hfl : Royal makes the food pure ,
Hl' wholesome and delicious.
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The editor is not "roasting" a
show when he simply criticises the
performers or the play ; he is sim
ply sustaining his own reputation
for common sense. A man goes to
the theater and hears a poor play
poorly played ; he goes home and
the next day reads the paper and
there finds that the editor consid
ers the play first-class and strictly
up-to-date. He immediately con
cludes that the editor has no taste
and has lived in the backwoods all
his life. The praise of an editor
who praises everything amounts to
nothing. If he will pass his best
judgment on every performance he
witnesses , then when' he gets enthusiastic -
thusiastic in his praise it amounts
to something , while if he always
writes that old "entertaining , amus
ing and instructive" chestnut his
praises will never be counted worth
a nickel ; He doesn't find fault to
injure anyone's reputation but to
protect his own. Hastings Becord.
GERVER.
Rev. White and wife were recent -
cent visitors at Samuel Ellis's.
Carrie Boyer Suudayed with
Mr. and Mrs. John Goodenberger.
City Marshal Jordan of McCook
was among us , last week , on offi-
cial business.
Samuel Blackfan of Indianola
was here , this week , delivering the
books for which he took orders
some time ago.
Bessie Goodenberger , who has
been at Lincoln for seme time , the
guest of her sister , Mrs. George
Lincoln , arrived home , this week.
Mr. Boss's wife reached the
family here on last Sunday even-
ing. She came through from
Pittsburgh , Penna. , and reports
snow all along the line.
Bev. White was completely sur
prised on the 8th instant , when a
party of his neighbors with well
rilled baskets arrived at his home
and informed him that they had
come to celebrate his 47th birthday.
A party was given at the home
of George Fowler by 'JPhomas to
his young friends on the eve of his
departure for McCook , where he
will enter the employment of the
McMillen Brothers , as a harness
maker.
We not care to enter into any
jangle with the correspondent from
Cedar Bluffs in regard to the name
of one of our school houses , and
will simply say that the pioneer
records of school district No. 35
are still in preservation , and that
we will take pleasure in producing
them if so desired.
COLEMAN.
Bussell Corner is a dead-shot on
rabbits.
Regular McKinley weather , pre
paring for big crops.
Bob Moore has been spreading
out to the extent of 160 acres.
Wilber McClain , who has been
absent in Iowa and Illinois about
a year , has returned and is work
ing for Milton Osborn in McCook.
J. W. Smith , William Bymer
and Lee Summers were in Mc-
CookTuesday , getting candynuts ,
etc. , for the Christmas tree atZion
Hill church. They got § 12 worth.
Several bicycles for
sale cheap. LEACH ,
The Jeweler.
TYRONE.
Prank Borkman sports a new
buggy.
C. G. Broman drove over to
Cambridge , Monday.
W. B. Murphy's brother from
Illinois is visiting here.
Singing-school at the Beaver
school-house. Frank Moore is
teacher.
John Morgan has a new top
buggy and John Griggs a new
jump-seat top buggy.
CEDAR BLUFFS.
There was a party at A.L.Macy's
recently in honor of Miss Nellie Al-
brecht.
Yery cold , with a heavy fall of :
suow. The thermometer reached
twenty degrees below zero.
The man from down the creek
who had his cattle in the Minor
pasture lost several head of cattle , [
last week.
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If With the well known tact WOOLEN GOODS are BOUND TO GO Tf M
i / HIGHER next year , you can now buy the J l H
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f § on every garment , making * them the lowest figures ever given on readyII H
) ) made clothing. At these prices it will pay you to buy a supply for next | [ |
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Leach , The Jeweler ,
has fine goods atright
prices.
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SAVE YOUR
DOLLARS
As well as your nickels and dimes , for
when you see all the pretty things for
Holiday Gifts , displayed by SUTTON ,
The Leading Jeweler , you will smile
all the louder to feel that you are pre
pared to take advantage of his many
tempting offers.
Pay Before January 1st.
If you are in arrears for dues or assess
ments in the Star of Jupiter you should
see to it that the same are paid before
the first of January. Up to that date 3-011
can be reinstated on payment of the de
linquency and the presentation of a cer
tificate of good health , and continue on
the old basis. After that date it will be
necessary to take the rating of the time
yon are reinstated which will , of course ,
increase your cost.
Removal Sale.
S. M. Cochran & Co. are selling all
lines of goods at a great sacrifice prepa
ratory to moving into their new location
in the A. O. U. W. temple building. In
order to reduce their large stock and
save cost of removal , all their goods
have been marked down accordingly.
You can buj * anything in their line until
they move at unheard-of prices. This is
a genuine removal sale , no fake.
Cheap Home for Sale.
Five room house , 50 ft. lot , choice lo
cation , Marshall street , 2d house south
of ' Strasser's. $200 cash , $500 on 6 per (
cent mortgage , semi-annual interest , being - (
ing only $2.50 per month rent. Write , 1
H. G. Dixon , i
Kennett Square , Penna. 1
Leach , The Jeweler , J
sells Singer Sewing * <
Machines. I
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J t © Sh / W tl iT the World's most friendly smile are
• il w mk Sr A ' & - I Q n Gd alwavs ready for the well-dressed
islP fl/A / jOj " 0' i I man. There's no mistake about
M M " 5friibL'5r § : : * * k's * Energy may miss its mark. Talent
• " < Mn5 4 # may ° a-beKKing. Virtue itself may die
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S < & - - * \ = X If y ° u wish to test this bit of Philosophy ,
A ffl&r ' Tb mf 5 - Just order one of the elegant suits of
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| jj V * = 300 Selected i'atterus to order from. T
C. L. DeGROFF & CO. , McCook , Neb.
j TO THE PUBLIGs |
$ SS You are cordially |
I invited to call and inspect |
5 our line of gifts for the hoi- |
% idays , consisting in part of : *
I Perfumes in fancy plvgs. |
$ Perfume Atomizers ,
I Celluloid Toilet Trays , |
J Photograph Albums , ? j
1 Cloth and Hair Brushes. | j I I
t Celluloid Novelties in % j I
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I Unique Gift Books , % \
i Standard Books , \
\ Juvenile Books , i !
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i Baskets and other useful | !
5 articles. Yours truly , $
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S t3T"West Side of Main Ave. d j
Removal sale prices # o in heating H
" stoves at S. M. Cochran & Co. 's. A large M
| I stock to select from now. Go before j H
S J they are all gone the prices are sure to j H
t sell them fast. H
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A | g one6f wo ways. I
- | The bladder was created for one purpose , j |
• namely , a receptacle for the urine , and assuch H
A it is not liable to any form of disease except < M
j ) by one of two ways. The first way is from im- j H
J perfect action of the kidneys. The second M
1 way is from careless local treatment of other M
I diseases. 1 1
I CHIEF CAUSE. M
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kidneys is j H
3 the chief cause of bladder troubles. So the M
} womb , like the bladder , was created for one M
• purpose , and if not doctored too much is not |
i liable to weakness or disease , except in rare * „ 1 H
a cases. It is situated back of and very close to 1
[ the bladder , therefore any pain , disease or in- H
' convenience manifested in the kidneys , back , H
j bladder or urinary passage is often , by mistake - H
take , attributed to female weakness or womb j H
trouble of some sort. The error is easily made H
and may be as easily avoided. To find out H
! correctly , set your urine aside for twenty-four H
j hours ; a sediment or settling indicates kidney Her
or bladder trouble. The mild and extraordinary - H
nary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root , H
the great kidney , and bladder remedy is H
soon realized. If you need a medicine H
you should have the best. At all druggists j H
fifty cents and one dollar. You may have a H
sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by | H
mail. Mention The Tribune and send your |
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co. , Binghamton , N. H
1 • 1 he proprietor of this paper guarantees H
the genuineness of this offer. April 2-1 yr. M
One Minute Cough Cure , cures. H
That is what It was made for. W H
JOHN E. KELLEY , H
ATTORNEY AT LAW |
McCook , Nebraska. H
TAgent of Lincoln Land Co. Office M
Rear of First National bank. H
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J. B. BALLARD. H
© DENTIST. © H
All dental work done at our office is guar- H
anteed to be first-class. We do all kinds of ,1 H
Crown , Bndge and Plate Work. Drs. Smith I ' * | H
cc Bellamy , assistants. H
< -MRS. E. E. UTTErTIZZ j H
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR. H
Piano , Organ , Guitar and Banjo , H
VOICE TRAINING A SPECIALTY. ] |
yStudio Opposite Postoffice. ' H
McCOOK SURGICAL HOSPITAL , ' J H
Dr. W. V. CAGE. j H
McCook. - - - Nebraska. |
Office and 11ospital over First National Bank i l
Oftice hours at residence , 701 Marshall " H
Ave , * J
before 9 a. m. and after 6 p. m. j • H
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Dr. S. C. BEACH , * j H
PHYSICIAN AXD SURGEON fl
McCook , Nebraska. H
SrOffice ami Residence-Over H
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Leach's jewelry store. M
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Throat and Chest. H
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