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wife who is to become a mother delight
lx > think of the happiness in store for he
when the little one shall nestle upon he
broust and latterly she shall hear it lisi
tuo sweet and holy name , "mother.1
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Jshes when .Lj realizes the terrible pail
find suffering through which she mus
pass while bringing the little one info
tlio world. An indescribable fear of th
dungei ? attendant upon the ordeul sooi
dissipates her. joyfulness.
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So will every one who tries Dr. King'
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Trial bottles free at McConnell's drtij
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McCook Markets.
Coireeled Friday morning.
Corn $ .2
; Wheat 4 !
Oats 2 <
Rye 3 !
Barley 31
Hogs 3.2 ;
Eggs o !
Butter i :
Potatoes A &
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A startling incident , of which Air. Johi
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is narrated by him as follows : "I was ii
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was almost yellow , eyes sunken , tongut
coated , pain continually in back anc
sides , no appetite gradually growing
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had given me up. Fortunately a frienr
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Only 50 cts , guaranteed , at McConnell' ;
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Writing paper in bulk and bos , witli
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figures THE TRIBUNE.
Tablets Below Cost.
We have come into possession of an
assortment of tablets , of different prices ,
which we will sell at cost to dispose ol
them in a hurry. If you want a good
ten cent tablet for five cents , call in and
see our line. We have them at from 2
for 5 cents up , and they are good quality
and value. And some superb Crane's
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unheard of in this city.
For La Grippe.
Thomas Whitefield & Co. , 240 Wabash-
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recommended Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for la grippe- it not only
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Grand Island every Tuesday and Thtm
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOI
FINISHING ROOMS FOR
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Notice is hereby given ilm sealed bid
will be received at the office of the coun
ty clerk of Red Willow county , Nebras
ka , in the city of McCook , up to oir
o'clock , p. in. , of the ijth day of April
1899 , for the finishing of suitable rooms
entrances thereto , and vaults for office
for the County Commissioners , Count ;
Clerk , County Treasurer , Sheriff am
County Judge , according to the plan
and specifications to be found in tin
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reliable bank in the count } ' , payable K
the order of R. A. Green , county clerk
in case the person making the bid shal
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The person to whom the contract maj
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the acceptance of said bill , give bond ii
the sum of at least $3000.00 , with twc
good and sufficient sureties , to be ap
proved by the board of county comuiis
sioneis , in form and conditions as pre
pared and approved by the county at
torney , for the faithful performance 01
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ten contract with said county , dulj
signed bv him , at the time of the execu
lion of said bond. The board of count }
commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated this I7th day of March , 1899
R A. GREEN , County Clerk.
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THE TRIBUNE , McCook , Neb.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In County Court , within and for Red Wil-
aw County , Nebraska , February I5th , 1899 , in
he matter of the estate of Mathilda Berndt ,
leceased. To the creditors of said estate :
'ou are hereby notified that I wilj sit at the
ounty court room in McCook , in said county ,
n the i6th day of August , 1899 , at 10 o'clock
i.rn.to receive and examine all claims against
aid estate , with a view to their adjustment
nd allowance. 1 he time limited for the prc-
entation of claims against said estate is six
lonths from the I5th day of February A. D.
899 , and the time limited for payment of
ebts is one year from said I5th-day of Febru-
ry , 1899.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
ounty court , this I5th clay of February , 1899.
[ SEAL ] G. S. BISHOP , County Judge.
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A Letter From Harry Steers.
Camp Santa Mesa , Manila , P. I. Feh
I4tli , 1899. George D. Leach. Frieni
George : I will write you a few lines a
I have nothing else to do just now.
think I wrote in the last letter that I di <
not think we would have any troubl
with the niggers , but I was badly ini
taken , for on Saturday night , Februar
4th , they tried to push back our out-pos
aim one of their lieutenants and two sol
diers were shot as a result. Of cours
that started the ball rolling and in a fev
minutes the call to arms sounded am
nearly all the Nebniskans were going to
ward the out-posts , double time , under
heavy fire from Remington and Mause
riSes. Companies M , K. L and D tool
positions further out than our lines ha <
been and lav there for about half ai
hour when word came that our cam ]
was attacked. Companies M and Iwer
ordered hack , leaving K and D to holi
the position.
Just a short distance from camp is i
house where an Englishman named Me
Leod lives When we got back there w <
stopped to rest and we found two of thi
Utah battery's guns planted and read ;
for action , but they were compelled t (
remain silent until daylight , Sunday
When we had rested we started for ou :
position which ws to be south of cam ]
in a nearly level field that we used as s
drill ground , it is an old rice field am
the place where we took our position hac
several ridges which afforded us som <
protection. We stayed there till abou
midnight , Saturday , and the firing hat
nearly ceased , then \\e came hack intt
camp and with our blankets made oui
beds in the company street , as we di <
not like to go in our tents because the
had the range and every now and thei
a brass bullet or a Mauser woul > ! go scur
rying through them , not stopping foi
trunks or anything else. We had jusl
got settled down nicely when they op
ened up on us by volleys. The company
fell in , each man in his place , hut jusl
as close to- the ground as we could get
and then we marched out south of canif
to our former position I think it was
about one o'clock and ue stayed then
till just after daylight , Sunday morning
all the time under a heavy fire.V
were then ordered to fire a volley or twc
and advance on the bamboo thicket jusl
in front of us where the natives were 5r
hiding. We charged on the thicket and
I think we must have stood there for ten
minutes pouring volley after volley intc
them. They finally went bark out ol
range and we returned to our friendlv
rice ridges because we did not have men
enough to press them We stayed in
this same position till 2 o'clock , Sundav
afternoon , without a bite to eat and
some of us did not liave a drink.
In the charge we lost one man killed
Guy Livingston , a Plattsmouth boy.
Pet haps you knew him He was sent
back from San Fram-isco to help recruit
our regiment and he came on the
ship Arizona with the recruits. He
was heard to say that he knew he would
not see the states again. He was well
liked by the entire company. We had
four men wounded but they are all doing
nicely.
Just after daj-liglit on Sunday morning
the Utah's guns began to talk , and a
very good piece of work the } * did , too.
I don't think thej- missed a shot. All
the time the fight lasted around camp ,
which I think was about sixteen or eigh
teen hours , an American lady stayed in
the gun pit with the Utahs. The boys
said she wouldn't get under cover at all.
I think she must have been a newspaper
correspondent. There must have been
a dozen reporters with us during the
fight.
About 2 o'clock , Sunday afternoou.my
zoinpany came into camp. We did not
liave anything to eat but salmon and
liardtack , which we do not relish very
liighly. About 3 o'clock we went to
Blockhouse No. 7 with about fifty men.
IVe stayed there till Monday morning
ivhen my company came into camp , and
, ve have done cauip duty ever since.
For four days and nights I did not
; et a wink of sleep. Most of the Ne-
jraska boys are out to the Stanolan
vater works , situated about four miles
rom our old cauip. Our firing line is
wenty-seven miles long. What do you
hink of that ?
The last hospital report I got there
vere 59 Americans killed , 245 wounded.
t is reported that the native loss is be-
ween 800 and 1,000. Of course we can't
jet a true report yet. We are looking
or more troops now. We don't expect
o get away for quite awhile.
There is some firing up the Pasig
iver I think it is the Washington
> oys , for they are up that way. I haven't
leard anything of Steve Belles since the
ighting began , but the company that
te is in has not had a man wounded
: ven. Hert Colter is all right , as are all
he rest of the McCook boys. Kinghorn
aid to tell you "Hello. "
Our men have about 30,000 natives
urrounded in a little town called Mala-
lon. They are going to attack them
oon. Our troops have burned nearly
: very native house that they came to.
Ve have fresh meat whenever we want
t. Once in a while our boys bring in a
'oung Calabou or Water Buffalo which
nnkes pretty good eating.
There is a small gun boat stationed in
he Pasig river near cauip. It was cap-
uretl from the Spaniards and cost the
Jnited States 48,000 Mexican dollars to
epair it.
I don't think we will have much more
ighting in the vicinity of our old camp.
guess I will close for this time , hoping
o hear from you soon. Your friend ,
lARRY C. STEERS , Co. M , Neb. Vols.
A Card of ThanKs.
The ladies of the Christian church Ai
society desire to express their gratefi
appreciation to all who assisted thei
with their patronage on Saturday , Apr
1st. To S. M. Cochran & Co. and Jarn <
McAdams for most courteous treatmen
to Robert Byers for use of the store-roou
to the press for kindly notices , to Ge <
E. Thompson , J. F. Gauschow , M. I
Knipple , Joe Menard and all others wh
rendered assistance in anyway , we e :
tend sincere thanks.
MRS. M. V. TRAVEK , Sec.
Dangers of the Grip.
The greatest danger from La'Gripp
is of its resulting in pneumonia. J
reasonable care is used , however , an
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken , a
danger will be avoided. Among the ten
of thousands who have used this remed
for la grippe we have yet to learn of
single case having resulted in pneumoni
which shows conclusively that this reir
edy is a certain preventive of that dar
gerotis disease. It will cure la grippe i
less time than any other treatment. 1
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale b
L. W. McConnell & Co.
Don't Lose Any Time About It.
If you expect to go west , this spring
ask the nearest Burlington Route ageii
about the specially reduced rates now i :
effect to Montana , Utah , California
Washington and Oregon points Asl
about them right away today. The
may be withdrawn at any moment
Through tourist sleeping car service I
San Francisco and Los Angeles ever
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every Tuesday and Thursday. J. Fran
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Nebraska.
A Frightful Blunder
Will often cause a horrible burnscald
cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
the best salve in the world , will kill tin
pain and promptly heal it. Cures oil
sores , fever sores , ulcers , boils , felons
corns , all skin eruptions. Best pile cun
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FOR SALE.
I have for sale , on easy terms , the fol
lowing described real estate in McCook
Nebraska :
Lot one in block twenty six , First Ad
dition to McCook , $600 co
Lot and building on Dennison street
occupied by the Probst bakery , $640 oa
Lot eleven in block ten , First Additioi
to South McCook , $240 oo
Lots five and six in block one , Secom
Addition of McCook , $600 oo.
W. S. IMORLAN ,
McCook , Nebraska
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave 3 ou , if you usec
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merit for sick and nervous headaches
They make pure blood and strong nervei
and build up your health. Easy to take
Only 25c , money back if not cured. Sole
by McConnell , druggist.
Box Elder Circuit.
Sunday-school at Box Elder churcl :
every Sunday at 10 a m. Church services
at n a. m. every two weeks dating from
Sunday , Dec 4 Sunday-school at Reci
Willow school house every Sunday at s
p. in. Church service at 3 p. m. every
two weeks dating from Sunday , Dec. 4 ,
Sunday-school at Garden Prairie ap >
poititinent every Sunday at 10 a. in.
Preaching at n a m every two weeks
rlating from Dec. n. Preaching service
at Spring Creek at 3 p. in. every two
weeks dating from Dec ii.
D. L. MATSON , Pastor.
An Honest Medicine for La Grippe.
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner ,
Me. , says : "I have had the worst cough ,
: old , chills and grip and have taken lots
jf trash of no account but profit to the
fendor. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is the only thing that has done any good
whatever. I have used one so-cent bottle
ind the chills , cold and grip have all
eft me. I congratulate the inanafact-
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jv L. W. McConnell & Co.
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