TO THE FARflER
To help and encourage each and every farmer
to do his share in the destruction of the grass
hopper pest we have decided to give each
farmer a half pound package of Paris green
and ask that he follow the directions we give
Thoroughly dissolve two table spoonfuls of
Paris green in one quart of water flix this
with twenty quarts of bran that has been
soaked in water five hours put in a teacupful
of molasses if you have it Now distribute the
mixture in small piles of about one teaspoon
ful one rod apart around the out edge of your
srrain between FIVE AND SIX OCLOCK P M
Come in and get your package at once This
work should not be delayed
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McCOOK NEBR
Iron Lead and Sewer Pipe Brass 7 j sj
Good Pumps an Boiler Trimmings
Agent for Halliday Vaupun hciipse
Windmills Basement of the Meeker-
Phillips Building
fCodoE Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat
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Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 5000 4
McCook Transfer Line
J H DWYER Proprietor
J3rJSp6cial attention paid to
hauling furniture Leave orders
at either lumber yard
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
COUNTY COLUT
Licenses issued since last report
Will C Sheets and Stella May Pen Ice
both of Indianola
James W Roberts and Mrs Susan A
Roberts both of Arapahoe
William S Hayes of Deweese Ne
braska and Valeria D Gregory of Bart
ley
Case of Elias II Doan vs Joseph S
McBrayer et al suit on replevin bond
was tried last Snturday and judgment
i given the plaintiff in the sum of S10G
and costs Appealed
DISTRICT COURT
Joseph S McBrayer et al vs Edward
Jordan et al equity
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by the McCook postoflice June 11 1902
Oeardio Aincorn Junius Blnke
Christinud Blum Goahard J Friosen
Clin Gnso Miuirice Miller
Harry SnlNmiui J It Spencer
II 15 Smicr 2 Geo Talbott
C Voilickn II J Walker
Nettie Ward
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M KiMMEri Postmaster
Stands Like a Stone Wall
Between your children and the tortures of
1 1 oil inj c and burning eczema scaldliuad or other
skin dibeas es How why by umii Bucklens
Arnica Salve earths greatest healer Quickest
cure for ulcere fever sores salt rheuui cuts
burns or bruises Infallible for pile 2rc at
McConnoll it Berrys druK -tore
CULBERTSON
OniTUAIlT
Mrs Stella Green wifoof P M Green Ilurlins
ton station ajient at Culbertson Nebraska en
tered into rest on June Sth1902at I oclock a in
Lucy Stuwa Marshall was born in Win
sted Connecticut June liOth 1SC0 At the nw of
eleven j ears she left Connecticut with her par
ents and settled on a farm near Viola Iowa
where thonged mother and brother still reside
She was united in marriage with P Malanchtou
Green at Viola Iowa in lh74 To this happy
union one child was born liertha now Mr- S
II Ilium of Superior Nebraska wliw hii biind
is a prominent business man of t it city A
husband daughter mother and brother mother-in-law
Mrs Loomis besides many relatives and
friends mourn her oVath
Mr and Mrs Green came to Ayr Nebraska in
12 where he was afjeni for the liurliiiKtou
company From Aj r he was transferred to Fort
Morgan Colorado am1 iwlvis years ago ho was
sent to Culbertfon l hei have been great fa
vorites in railroad ciloffis well as in general
society wherever they have lived
She has been a member of the Pre bvterian
church and lived and died a consNfcant Christ
ian The funeral service were held at the homo
on Monday aft -moon at 2iO being conducted
by her pastor Uev J M Stewart of CulbertMn
a sisted by Iev R M Hardmau rector of St
Albans Episcopal church McCook an oldtimo
friend of the family The iloral decorations
consisted of a lovely cros and star of carna
tions from the Culbertson lodge Order of the
Eastern Star a beautiful C E emblem from
the Christian Endeavorera of Culbertson potted
plants and boquots so arranged in vases and
about the casket us to produce the ellect of a
veritablo flower garden Tho Eastern Star of
Superior also sent some handsome flowers As
tho remains rested is the casket a sweet smile
on her face a bank of beautiful caranations
surrounded tho tributo of RoyKIoven of McCook
Tho sermon by Rev Stewart from Romans S2S
was touching and unique full of good advice to
tho living and lovely tributo to the dead Rev
Ht rdman said in part that Mrs Greens life
was bright with enthusiasm for what was noble
and beautiful pure iu thought word and deed
She was generous faithful and just a kind
affectiouate and true wife a loving mother
Tis the last pang she calmly said
To me Oh Death thou hast no dread
Savior I como I come
Spread but thine arms on yonder shore
I see j o waves they bear me oer
Theres my home tis heaven
The remains were shipped to Viola Iowa for
interment Tuesday being accompanied by Mr
Green Mr and Mrs Blum II
THE SUMMKK SCHOOL AXD INSTITUTE
Tho visitors to the Normal school during tho
first week have carried away distinct impres
sions of its usefulness Tho perfect organiza
tion is shown in tho orderliness with which
classes chango from room to room at the close
of class periods and in tiie immediate taking up
of tho work without loss of time This has been
a matter of general remark Tho work which
will be done will cover a large scope but vis
itors are surprised at the thoroughness with
which details are treated by the instructors
Prof A O Thomas proposes to introduce
his Botany class to one hundred varieties of
plant life and when one talks with him tho
feeling is that this introduction will mean a
thorough acquaintance Prof G II Thomas
will take tho History class through e complete
review of TJ S History This means a great
deal more than the handling of the text book
There is a distinct historical feeling manifest
in the work of this class and interesting histori
cal side lights are thrown upon the subject and
the causal forces underlying tho period are
brought out in a way to make it lived before tho
imagination of the student The writer feels
thau the work of this class will make the capa
ble teacher a philosophical student of history
The visitors from abroad during the first week
of the school were Hon W E Andrews of Wash
ington D C Auditor for tho Treasury Deputy
State Supt J L McBrien and Rev L P
Luddon of Lincoln The lecture of Mr An
drews on Wednesday afternoon on Our Common
School and his lecture in the evening of the
same day on Christian Civilization show a
deep interest i n tho cause o f education
While tho lecture of the evening was tho more
scholarly that of the afternoon was of greater
practical benefit to tho teacher It exhibited
the actual maguitutj of tho public school prob
lem in this country Mr McBrien spent Thurs
day in the school making a thorough examina
tion of all the departments of its work of which
he spoke in detail in tho afternoon Mr Mc
Brien expressed the greatest pleasure in the
complete systematization of the work so early
in the term He is a pleasing and forceful
speaker and keyed up a notch higher the en
thusiasm already aroused by the teachers of the
school Rev Luddon preached Sunday even
ing and on Monday he addressed tho teachers
on Ideas and Ideals and in tho evening
lectured before the teachers and citizens on the
subject Individuality This was a strong
lecture The second week opened with six ad
ditional students and four more came in today
Juno 10 1902 J M S
Dont waste your money on worthless imita
tions of Rocky Mountain Tea Get tho genuine
made only by the Madison Medicine Co A
great family remedy 35 cents McConnell
Berry
Dont Start Wrong
Dont start the summer with a lingering cough
or cold Wo all know what a summer cold is
Its tho hardest kind to cure Often it hangs
on through the entire season Take it in hand
right now A few doses of One Minute Cough
Cure will set you right Sure cure for coughs
colds croup grip bronchitis all throat and
lung troubles Absolutely safe Acts at once
Children like it One Minute Cough Cure is
tho best cough medicine I over used says J H
Bowles Groveton N H I never found any
thing olso that acted so safely and quickly
McConnell fc Berry
- INDIANOLA
Miss Edith Smith iont Thur daj with rela
tives iu McCook
The revival meetings are still going on at tho
Christian talrnacle
Miss Kima Epporly i up from Hartley visiting
her sixtur Mrs McCord
A nico baby girl was born to Nick Uorling
and wife Wednesday morning
E S Hill and wife left Monday evening for
Colorado where they will viwit a few weeks
Childrens Day exercises wero held at tho
Congregational church last Sunday morning
Mrs F F Tomblin returned homo Sunday
morning after a short visit to her sister in
Imperial
Tho Misses Least of Kansas visited a fowdays
last week with their uncle William Porter
and family
Miss Jossie Bishop who visited friends here
last week returned to her homo in McCook
Friday oveuin
Messrs John and Joy Solby of McCook fur
nished some splendid singing at tho Christian
tent here Sunday
Mrs John Kearns and children and Mrs John
Trout and children of McCook visited with J
Kearns and family tho fore part of the week
Tuesday morning a good horse belonging to
tho extra railroad gang was thrown off tho track
by No 1 and killed Some little damage was
done to tho engine
Tho M E Sunday school will have their Chil
drens Day oxerci es next Sunday morning in
place of church as Rev Norlan oxrects to bo
absent on that day
Mrs J W Dolan and daughter Clarissa loft
for California last Saturday evening to visit a
few weeks with Ida and Clarence Mr Dolan
accompanied them as far as McCook
La t Saturday evening a jolly crowd of young
IKjople went to the home of tho Misses Maud and
Edith Allen where they very pleasantlj sur
prised them A good time is reported
Mrs Dr Shaw who has been visiting relatives
and friends here for several weeks left on Wed
nesday evening for McCook where she will visit
a whilo before returning to her home in Denver
Miss Ora Smith went down to Kansas City
Wednesday evening where she was met by Prof
I S Walker of Macon Missouri and they were
united iu marriage it the Midland hotel Thurs
day at high noon Tho expect to travel awhile
before settling down
Reveals a Great Secret
It is often askeil how such startling cures
that puzzle tho best physician- are effected by
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Heres the secret It cuts out the phlegm and
germ infected mucous and let the life giving
oxj gen enrich and vitalize tho blood It heals
tho inflamed cough worn throat and lungs
Hard cods and stubborn coughs soon yield to
Dr Kings New Discovery the most infallible
remedy for all throat and lung diseased Guar
anteed bottles TJc and 100 Trial bottles free
at McConuell Berrys
Holds Up a Congressman
At the end of the campaign writes Champ
Clark Missouris brilliant congressman from
overwork tension loss of sleep and con
stant speaking 1 had about utterly collapsed
It seemed that all the organs in my body wero
out of order but three bottles of Electric Bitters
made mo all right Its tho best all around
mediciuo ever sold over a druggist couutor
Over worked run down men and weak sickly
women gain splendid health and vitality from
Electric Bitters Try them Only iiOc Guar
anteed bv McConnell Berry
MARION
Powell Nilsson received a carload of corn
Monday
Myrtle Brockway is helping Mrs E B Stilge
bouer with her house work
Mrs Nettie Ellis and mother Mrs Cooley
were Marion visitors Thursday
Mr and Mrs S E Stilgebouer attended Chil
drens exercises at Shiloh and took dinner with
E B Stilgobouer
Mr and Mrs Ira Newberry of Laurel Dell are
helping Pow Brothers put up hay Mrs New
berry is doing the cooking
Mr and Mrs Dow of Indianola and J L
Sargent and wifo wero visiting friends in this
vicinity Sunday afternoon
Childrens Day exercises were well attended
and tho little folks did remarkably well consid
ering tho short time they had to practice
A Lake and family met with an accident on
their way to Danbury Saturday evening Their
buggy was torn to pieces but no one hurt
Mr and Mrs McGuiro returned homo from
Kansas last week bringing with them their
daughter Goldy She will visit with friends
and relatives
Knightsville Indiana April 22nd lsto
Pepsin Syrup Co Monticello Illinois
Gentlemen I have been selling Dr Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin ever since it was first introduced
to the trade It is tho best seller I ever had on
my sholves and gives the best satisfaction to my
customers of anything I ever offered them
Whero I sell it once they invariably return for
more As a laxativo or as a physic it is par ex
cellence tho most pleasant and satisfactory
preparation I have ever sold
Yours etc G II Came
Sold by A McMillen
SOUTH SIDE
John Hesterworth lost a valuable mare and
colt last Friday
John Randal has a largo crew of men in the
hay field these days
Alfred Fitch of California is expected here
soon to work for his uncle W S Fitch
Mrs Julia Dow and Mrs John Sly wero on the
South Side Weduo day visiting Mrs C H
Jacobs
John Randal was kicked by a horse a few
days ago and is nursing a fractured rib as a
remembrance
C H Jacobs drove down to Indianola last
Friday to post up notices of the sale of the
W T Stone farm
Mrs F D Burgess and daughter Eva of
McCook Miss Amy Shoemaker of Franklin and
Mrs N B Bush of Almena Kansas visited at
Mrs C H Jacobs last Tuesday
Dangerous if Neglected
Burn cuts and other wounds ofton fail to heal
properly if neglected and become troublesome
sores De Witts Witch Hazel Salvo prevents
such consequences Even whero delay ha- ag
gravated tho injury DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve
affects a cure I had a running sore on my
leg thirty years says H C Hartly Yankee
town Indiana After using many remedies I
tried DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve A few boxes
healed the sore Cures all skin diseases Piles
yield to it at once Bewear of counterfeits
McConnell ifc Berry
For Those Who Live on Farms
Dr Bergin Pana Illinois writes I hav
used Ballards Snow Liniment always recom
mend it to my friends as I am confident there
is no better made It is a dandy for burns
Those who live on farms are especially liable to
many accidental cuts burns and bruises which
heal rapidly when Ballards Snow Liniment is
applied It should always be kept in tho house
for cases of emergency 2Dc 50c and 100 at
A McMillen
A Generation Ago fmji
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MM in bulk- The 2Gth Century JMI
way is thc
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FancV Roasted ways correct in weight
lW8j clean fresh uniform and J1 0tt
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C H BOYLE
ATTORNEY at LAW
McCook Nebraska
Telephone 44 P O Building
JOHN E KELLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW and
BONDED ABSTRACTEB
McCook Nebraska
EiT Agent of Lincoln Land Co Office
First door north of Commercial hotel
C E ELDRED
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McCook Nebraska
Office in Court House Phone 181
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MUSICAL GOODS
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Officii First National hank buildinir next
to City hall Hours HtO to 12 1 tot 7 to 9
Niclit calls aiHwored from resilience ovnr hank
DRJB FICKES
A Reliable
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City Dental College Telephone 43
McCook Nebraska
DR A P WELLES
Physician and
Surgeon 2
McCOOK - - NEB
Ollice over MeMillen i Irutf -store Resilience
702 Main Avi iim ItV idenrc photm Ollico
jIioiu 2 CalK ninht or Iaj
Barred Plymouth Rock
And White jWyandotte
Eggs for Sale
Only i per sitting
At the Mori an Farm
3 milesfsouthlpf McCook
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Jewel Gasoline Stoves
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Alaska Refrigerators
for Sale by
H P WAITE
SPRING SUITS
If you appreciate a firstclass tailoring estab
lishment in your city you may show it by
leaving your order with Menus the Tailor for
your spring and summer suits Nothing but
the very best goods and trimming used No
sending away or sweatshop work
Yours Rept
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