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Before and After Taking
The patent medicine fellows take spec
ial delight in showing pictures of their
victims before and after taking but
the following exhibition of prices be
fore and after the cut made by W T
Coleman is of vastly more importance
to readers of The Tribune especially to
All who want that household necessity
the sewing machine
OBSERVE THE DIFFERENCE
A New Model drop head for 81235
The Cabinet sells for 40 everywhere
during this sale at 32
The Velox drop head and cheap at
26 We only ask 22 during this cut
price sale
The drop head Margaretta Worth
the usual selling prico of 25 During
this sale only 22
The drop head Columbian Usual
selling prico 3275 Now going at the
extremely low price of 28
And the Marvel a 22 article every
where and we are selling it while this
sale continues at the lowest figure 817
The famous and unexcelled Wheeler
Wilson and Household are also in
cluded in this sale the high top drop
head sort too
Joined the Omaha League
Ed Jones McCooks premier pitcher J
sticker and all around baseballist has
gone up higher not translated into a
celestial clime but into the Omaha
team of the Western league and there
is weeping and wailing and gnashing of
teeth among the local fans Jones is
not only a first rater among baseball
players but a popular fellow with all
who know him It will be difficult to
fill his place in the McCook team for he
filled a large place in the club Al
though he enters the Omaha league late
in the season and necessarily at a dis
advantage The Tribune expects him to
give a good account of himself He left
for Omaha Wednesday
The departure of Coglizer for Weep
ing Water Sunday makes this the sec
ond severe set back sustained by the
team this week
It is to bo hoped however that both
places can be successfully filled with
thoroughly competent men
The Tribune is informed that Cog
lizer will enter the Terro Haute Indi
ana team of the Indiana Illinois Iowa
league
Organized the Library Board
The board of directors of the McCook
public library met Monday eveningand
organized by the election of Miss Rache
Berry president J A Bingham vice
president Mrs Sylvester Cordeal secre
tary The committee on supplies is as
follows Dennis Cullen A Campbell
C H Meeker It was decided that the
entire board of directors act as the com
mittee on books
The Tribune is requested to urge
people to report what books they have
in their libraries as well as what books
they would like to have purchased for
the library It is the purpose of the
board to avoid duplicating and to fol
low popular requests as far as possible
And again let the people of McCook
remember that this library belongs to
them If it shall grow into the useful
success it is hoped it may become the
people must take a personal interest in
their own property and not by any
means leave the whole matter with the
jibrary board
Killed by a Stroke of Lightning
Mrs Stephen Brown who was killed
at Cheyenne Wyo close of last week
was a sister of H D Bayles of our city
The remains were buried at Red Cloud
first of this week An unusual particu
lar of this sad affair is the fact that the
stroke of lightning which caused her
death practically broke every bone in
her body The bereaved ones are all
well known to many McCook people
whose hearts go out to them in warmest
sympathy Engineer and Mrs H D
Bayles and Engineer and Mrs Hugh
Brown of our city attended the funeral
at Red Cloud
Visitors Welcome
For the accommodation of outside vis
itors show day the Commercial hotel
dining rooms will be open and meals
served at all hours Hot coffee and
lunch served in the basement
George Beck Proprietor
Want Your Butter Poultry and Eggs
We are paying the highest market
price in cash for butter poultry and
eggs Bring them to the old Burgess
implement office and get your money
Burgess Walsh
Fanners
Are you going to need any chairs or
extension tables for threshers Lud
wick can give you the best prices in
town
Flyo Curo
Protects all kinds of stock from flies
gnats and insects Dont let them suffer
McConnell Berry
We have had a big wall paper trade
and in consequence have some broken
lots and remnants very cheap Still our
stock of new styles and colorings is
complete
McConnell Berry
Among the interesting animals in
Ringling Brothers zoological display
this year is a splendid specimen of the
practically extinct giraffe several Royal
Bengal tigers two homed horses a bi
horned rhinoceros two hippopotami a
pair of rare black tigers and many other
animals including thirty trained ele
phants
muo rriroffA vcth Rinpliner Brothers
Circus is the costliest zoological speci
men in the world So far as known it
is the only one in existence When it is
gone the species will be extinct
i Pure Silk White Parasols for 65c at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos Clear
ing Sale m
All sizes of sidewalk stone atBullards
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs Neal Beeler is a Denver visit
or this week
Miss Wemple of Culbertson was a
visitor Monday
Miss Lizzie McAdams is home from
Pueblo Colorado
Mrs W S Morlan returned home
Wednesday night
County Judge Eldred was an Indi
anola visitor Monday
Mrs L E Irwin loft today for the
mountains for her health
Congressman A C Shallenberger
was a city visitor Tuesday
Mrs A O Hinson of Beaver City is
a guest of Mrs E D Reed
G C Boatman clerk district court
was in Elm Creek Wednesday
Mrs Roy Zint visited the home -folks
at Red Cloud close of the week
City Supt Thomas departed Sun
day morning for his home in Harvard
Postmaster George Williams of
Cambridge was a city visitor on Mon
day
Mrs Frances Barclay and sons
were visitors of Trenton relatives Sun
day
Lillie and Ruth Campbell are visit
ing their uncle in Yuma Colorado this
week
Rev L M Grigsby and family are
visiting in Arapahoe Bloomington and
elsewhere
Mrs W D Burnett went down to
Red Cloud last Friday morning on a
visit to relatives
S P Harger of Wray Colorado has
been in the city this week having some
dental work done
Mrs C A Kenady went down to
Red Cloud Wednesday night on 14 on
a visit to relatives
Mrs D Howarth of Glen wood Iowa
is visiting S G Goheen and family on
the South Side farm
Mrs H L Donovan and the children
visited relatives in Holyoke close of last
and first of this week
Mrs J C Barber has been spending
the week in Lead S D and is expected
home close of the week
Rev and Mrs G L White have
gone to his home at Lyons Nebraskato
spend his months vacation
Miss Ethel Barnett arrived home
Thursday on 13 from Illinois where
she has been attending school
C H Boyle went up to Denver last
Saturday night and has been spending
this week visiting the homefolks
Mr and Mrs N E Smith left on
last Saturday for Holdrege where they
will live while he looks after a position
Mr and Mrs William Long of our
city have gone to Seattle Washington
on a visit to be away until September
Norman Campbell went up to Den
ver Wednesday on No 13 to be absent
until his mother returns from the east
Mr and Mrs W S Morlan depart
ed last Saturday for Minnesota where
they will spend a few weeks among the
lakes
Miss Minnie Rowell was a passenger
on 13 Saturday last for Denver and
other Colorado points to be gone several
weeks
Dr J I Parkhurst and family are
here from Virginia Illinois guests of
the Berrys to whom Mrs Parkhurst is
a sister
Mrs E M Gockley came up from
Holbrook Sunday night on No 5 and
is the guest of her daughter Mrs J C
Predmore
Bernard and Josie Phelan arrived
from Alliance last Saturday night and
are visiting their mother Mrs Adele
Phelan here this week
George Anderson and bride have
moved into the Hartman dwelling just
vacated by N E Smith Mr and Mrs
Anderson were married on tbe 5th in
stant
G F Lucore is here from Colorado
guest of and receiving treatment from
Dr A P Welles his brother-in-law
Mr Lucore has a severe case of stomach
trouble
Dr W V Gage and family moved
into the new residence office Tuesday
of this week Their new quarters com
prehend the trinity of comfort conven
ience and cosiness
Frank Barnett and a company of
young friends celebrated his sixth birth
day at the Barnett residence yesterday
afternoon with all the happy particu
lars incident to such affairs
Miss Pearl Zint and Mis3 Nellie
Smith were passengers for Denver Sat
urday last Miss Smith may remain
Miss Galetta Miller is filling her place
in W T Colemans meanwhile
A C Wilson county surveyor was
at the county seat Wednesday on busi
ness of his office He reports some
wheat in the Beaver country as thresh
ing out an average of forty bushels per
acre
Burton J Pierce a former resident
of McCook now manager of a depart
ment of the J W Jenkins Sons Music
Co Kansas City Mo was in the city
Sunday en route for Colorado on a fish
ing trip
Miss Beulah Hall gave a very pleas
ant party last evening from seven till
ten oclock to a number of her young
lady friends in honor of her friend Miss
Francis McChesney of McCook Red
Cloud Chief 11th
Coglizer who has been doing very
satisfactory work in the McCook base
ball team resigned his position in the
storehouse and departed on Sunday
night for his late home Weeping Water
He will be missed
Mrs C B Rowell gave a surprise
party on her grand daughter Ruth War
ren last Friday afternoon Twelve
young friends assisted in making the
party a happy one Ruth departed on
No 13 Saturday for her home in Fort
Morgan Colorado
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Minor Municipal Matters
Regular meeting of council Monday
evening all present but Councilman
Perry
Petition of J H Bennett for permit
to operate two card tables was granted
and bond approved
Permission granted Barnett Lumber
Co to construct and maintain a drive
way across the sidewalk and gutter in
front of their new office on lower Main
Avenue
Bills allowed and warrants ordered
issued on proper fund as follows
Lincoln Land Co 42500
Electric Light Co 87 40
CBGray 60 00
Ed Fitzgerald 50 00
John Ekstedt 61 65
WTClark 40 00
McCook Loan and Trust Co 75 00
McConnell Berry 130
H P Waite 10 95
C E Eldred freight 4 65
Revenue Rubber Co 168 60
Reports From the Wheat Harvest
Some rye was marketed in McCook
this week which averaged strong thirty
bushels per acre
Rex Miles of the Beaver has 200 acres
of wheat which is threshing out from
thirty to forty bushels per acre
There are exceptional pieces of wheat
in Redwillow county this season which
will average over forty bushels per acre
August Droll who is a heavy farmer
a few miles northwest of McCook is
well along with his harvesting and
threshing His acreage consists of 300
acres of wheat and 100 acres of rye and
barley He informs the writer that his
small grain is averaging between twenty
and twenty five bushels of wheat barley
rye etc
A Narrow Escape
Little Henry Harmon the five-year-old
son of W H Harmon met with a
severe accident Wednesday shortly
after dinner which came very near end
ing his earthly career He and two
small boys were handling a 22 caliber
rifle and blank cartridges The weapon
was discharged in the lads face the
wad from the cartridge entering his
face at the inside corner of the left eye
making an ugly wound and causing the
lad to bleed most profusely The hem
orrage into the stomach finally ceased
about eight oclock Thursday morning
and the young fellow is resting quite
comfortable though very weak from the
loss of blood If no inflammation sets in
he will get along all right
Confer Degree and Banquet
The members of King Cyrus chapter
No 35 R A M conferred the R A
M degree on Messrs C F Heber J F
Whiteford and G B Berry Monday
evening E W Bechtol of Holdrege
and A J Cole of Oxford assisting the
brethren most efficiently After the
work of the evening a bountiful ban
quet was spread in the lodge banquet
room and hugely enjoyed by ail present
McCook Masons are having work in
all the bodies right along and are very
much alive notwithstanding the warm
weather
Very Special Notice
We have just received another car
load of furniture which we purchased
before the recent rise in prices For
this month we will sell at the old prices
goods having advanced twenty per
cent Pade Son
Farmersl
Our water proof asbestine paint is
worth dollars to you Ask one of those
farmers who have recently sold farms
for big prices what they think of it
One sixth the price of oil paint
McConnell Berry
Farmers
Are you going to need any chairs or
extension tables for threshers Lud
wick can give you the best prices in
town
Wood Wanted at Barnetts
We want a number of loads of stove
wood at once Barnett Lumber Co
Ringling Bros employ over a thous
sand men women and children To
feed this great company of people re
quires a daily average of 900 pounds of
bread 1000 pounds of meat 420 gallons
of coffee and everything else in propor
tion These supplies as well as ten
tons of hay 300 bushels of oats and 25
bushels of corn for the horses have to
be secured daily in the city where the
show is exhibiting
Neil Rowley of Seattle Washington
one of the victims of the notorious con
vict murder Tracy was a son of Mrs
Richard Lumb of Danbury this county
Rowley and his wife used to live in
Sherman township Decatur county
Kansas
McCook lost to Exeter in the initial
game at Exeter yesterday afternoon by
a score of 8 to 3 The second game is
being played this afternoon we hope
with better success
The Indianola Reporter see a prospec
tive county seat fight in the proposed
bridge over the river at Redwillow
Nay nay Jasper
125 braid trimmed washable dress
skirts reduced to 89c in The Thompson
Dry Goods Cos Clearing Sale
Pure silk gloves in tan shades for 27c
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Clearing Sale
32c fine 28 inch Foulards reduced to
22Jrc in The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Clearing Sale
The rainfall of last evening amounted
to 85 of an inch but the wind and dust
were fierce
Mrs J G Schobel and Marjory
went down to Minden this morning on
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Some air jacks have been ordered
H C Kiser is nursing a sprained foot
Oscar Sampson is back of an anvil
now
C A Deloy is off on a little recrea
tion
Earl Vahue returned home first of
the week
Frank Hannan has entered the boiler
makers gang
H S Spaulding has returned home
and gone to work
Supt Campbell has been a Denver
visitor this week
F E Kidder has returned from his
trip south for his health
The merry-go-round engine was given
a set of new flues this week
S G Dulany is here from DesMoines
Iowa on a visit to the family
Storekeeper and Mrs J C Barber
were Lincoln visitors Sunday
William Washburn is off duty on ac
count of death of his father-in-law
Machinist J D Moffat and James
Hauprman have retired from the service
Conductor Eph Benjamin had the
pay car special over the division Wed
nesday
General Supt T E Calvert passed
through McCook yesterday bound for
the west
J L Burney has a lay off and is away
with the fans at Exeter and elsewhere
this week
An annuled through passenger train
like No 1 is a rare happening on the
Burlington
Engineer W H Morrell arrived home
early in the week from his trip east of
a few weeks
Worth Humphrey and wife are back
from their Iowa visit and he has gone to
work again
GWOverstreet brother of the agent
at Funk has gone into the service as
extra operator
Blacksmith and Mrs George Casten
are parents of a fine ten pound son born
on last Friday
Julian Andrew went down to Lincoln
last Friday on a visit returning home
on Tuesday night
Engine 250 a goat was out in the
yard yesterday afternoon being limber
ed up for service
The company is building a new stor
age and coal shed tracks at Benkelman
and new coal shutes
J B Shipman C H Downey C H
Magnuson M S Emberling are new
brakemen this week
Engineer and Mrs C E Benedict
went down to Fairbury Nebraska Wed
nesday on 2 on a visit
Robert Patterson has quit the service
and gone to Greeley Center Nebraska
to engage in harvesting
Engineer and MrsFrank Hawksworth
arrived home early in the week from
their visit to Sheridan Wyoming
Wednesday was pay day the car com
ing in on 5 Tuesday evening and going
west next morning as a special
Engines 160 and 250 are out of the
back shop after a general overhauling
Engines 210 and 75 are in for an over
hauling
The Burlingtons advertising matter
is now coming out in plain black and
white instead of using the old color
scheme
Henry Smith is laid off by a slight ac
cident A side rod strap fell on the
back of one of his hands cutting the
cords slightly
One of the bolt lathes is being over-
haulded by Elmer Traver one of the
most expert machinists who ever struck
these diggings
Frank Purvis of Fort Morgan has
been transferred to Red Cloud and J
O Early of Red Cloud to Fort Morgan
as night operator
Henry Davidson formerly in the Bur
lington service here but since 1894 with
the J I Case Co Lincoln was in the
city Wednesday
Conductor C W Bronson has been
laying off part of the week on account
of hay fever A L Knowland doubled
for him Wednesday
Fred S Harris has been appointed a
superintendent of construction on the
Moffat line and his headquarters will
be in Denver Congratulations
Charlie Emerson and his gang are
building a big shed in which to store the
freight car lumber this week It is 160
xl8 feet two stories in dimensions
Henry Wentz a former resident of
McCook has returned from Glendive
Montaaa and has gone to work here as
a machinist His family accompanied
him
William Brown a brother of Hugh
was in the city first of the week from
attending the funeral of his sister-in-law
at Red Cloud He is now located in
Colorado Springs
Ed McKenzie has joined Mack
Hughes corps of blacksmiths this
week and Lem Forsman George Stroud
and J F Fitzer are new helpers Fors
man returning to his old job with Fred
Irwin
The game of baseball between the
blacksmiths and rip trackers last Sat
urday afternoon resulted so disastrously
to the rips that Charlie Emerson has
destroyed the schedule for the remain
ing games of the season and retired from
the diamond with his colts The score
was 22 to 7
No 1 was so late Monday that the
train vas finally annuled and the two
sections of No 1 ran as sections three
and four of No 3 which was itself in
two sections making four sections of
No 3 which was itself in two sections
making four sections of that train The
delay was caused by the DesMoines river
at Ottumwa washing away a long stretch
of track A stub No 5 was run from
Omaha to Wray on regular time
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JULY 18 1902
Death a Welcome Release
After seventeen years of suffering
painful and helpless suffering W F
Eshor passed away at Lincoln Wednes
day July 16th 1902 The remains ar
rived here last night on No 5 and ser
vices will be hold in the Methodist
church this afternoon at three oclock
conducted by Rev R M Hardman of
the Episcopal church after which inter
ment will be made in Riverview ceme
tery The bereaved wif nnrl W ohJl
dren have the tenderest sympathy of all
who havo known them nil tlmsn vojin
of distress
William Fredrick Esher was born
in Kupforzoll Wurtember Germany
August 5th 1848 Died in Lincoln Ne
braska July 16 1902
Advertised Letters
The following letters wero advertised
by the McCook postollice July 14 1902
Waltor Bowman Mr L Colo
Fred Davis Mr John II Howard
Mr A J Hall Oliver Jeffries
Mrs Main McDonald A C Smith
Mrs H C Shepherd Lyman Whitcomb
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
Desirable Residence for Sale
Seven room residence on North Main
avenue Fruit trees lawn barn etc
For price and terms see
C A Leach McCook Neb
Good Horse For Sale
Six years old Will bo sold on six
months time with approved security
Enquire of Don Thompson McCook
Neb
The Indianola Reporter seeks to keep
the people from coming to see the show
because the show will pitch its canvas
in McCook However the people will
come to seo the show just the same
Even as unlovely a thing as local preju
dice cannot be successfully urged or
cultivated when an opportunity is at
hand to see a great show
Ranges and cook stoves the cheapest
thats good and best thats made at W
T Colemans Cooks from 1L upward
Eight kinds of ranges best stock in
this section from which to make your
choice
Such famous and standard wagons as
the Lafayette Mitchell and Stoughton
aro sold by W T Coleman as cheap as
others sell the poorer and cheaper
grades
We have in stock the highest grades
of sewing machines which we are sell
ing at less than city prices Come and
look at our stock Pade Son
Childrens 40c wash dresses for 25c
75c ones for 49c 1 ones for 69c at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos Clearing
Sale
The ladies of the Methodist Aid so
ciety will serve dinner and supper on
Ringling day July 26th
Preserving kettles of all kinds in en
amelled ware for fruit and vegetables at
W T Colemans
Seventy-five-cent dressing sacques for
49c at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Clearing Sale
McCook is well provided with base
ball experts if they are largely of the
post mortem sort
Twenty cent pure silk mitts for 10c at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos Clear
ing Sale
See Waites bargain column on an
other page of this issue
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD NEWS
Agent Enlow has been transferred
from Erio to Lafayette Colorado
Brakeman John Humphreys is off
duty on account of an injured left wing
T O Robinson of the freight house
force spent Sunday with the folks at
Riverton
A bridge at Trenton was damaged by
fire last evening but trains were not
delayed
W H Williams day operator at Ox
ford visited at headquarters Monday
between trains
Extra Agent A J Zint has been
transferred to the staff of G W Loomis
local freight agent at Denver
Agent J F Edwards of Arapahoe
who has been visiting in the mountains
returned to work on Wednesday
News from Grinnell Iowa announces
the birth to Mr and Mrs Will H John
ston of Lincoln July 9th of a 10 pound
son
The Burlington ball team of McCook
are after a couple of dates with tbe Al
liance team in this city the latter part
of this month Alliance Grip
Frank Green returned to work on
Monday morning after an absence of a
week or two on a visit home and else
where He came back on 5 Sunday
evening
The B M expects to have a gang
of men here in a few days to resume
work on the coal shutes which were be
gun at this place about a year ago Ben
kelman New3
W K Hayes resigned his position as
helper in the B M freight house here
and left this morning for Omaha to work
for the Union Pacific He did not
know where he will be sent to Red
Cloud Chief 11th
Guy Murphy who formerly clerked
for different McCook merchants spent
a few days in the city close of last and
early part of this week on his way
home to Stanton this state on a visit
He is firing on the D R G out of
Pueblo
Machinist Knud Stangland took a lay
off Saturday and went up to Denver
and neighboring points of attraction for
over Sunday Mrs CADixon and Mrs
Stangland who had been visiting Den
ver relatives returned home with him
on 2 Monday morning
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
All widths of sidewalk stone at Bul
lards
Stone for sirinwnli nf Hm nnff Tim
ber yard
McMillen the druggist for pure spicea
of all kinds
Take your stove wood to the Barnett
Lumber Co
If you get it at Marshs market its a
good article
Everything seasonable at Marshs
meat markot
Stone make the beat side walks Bul
lard has them
A few Hicks Almanacs for 1009 tnr
sale at this office
E J Mitchell auctioneer Phonos
office 17 residence 95
The Workmen havo donated 100 to
the city library fund
Second hand steel range at W T
Colemans at a bargain
If you wish pure spices of all kinds
try McMillen druggist
If you aro Coinc to envnr vnnr ipiannnl
call on Bullard for a good stone
Hammocks from 60c each up at
McConnell Berrys
McMillen druggist furnishes the best
guaranteed mixed paint mado Try it
Always reliable always dependable
what you buy at Marshs muat market
Ladies 15c Gauze Vests for 9c at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos Clearing
Sale
Stone sidewalks are now required by
the city authorities Barnett has the
stone
India Linen as cheap as a yard
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Clearing Sale
With 5588051 in the county treasury
Redwillow county is getting on pretty
well thank you
A large new and complete stock of
belting in leather rubber and chain at
W T Colemans
Twenty cent Sun Bonnets for 12c 25c
ones for 19c at The Thompson D G
Cos Clearing Sale
For Rent A number of rooms over
the meat market Inquire of D C
Marsh in the market
Fifty cent handsome silk muslins re
duced to 36c in The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos Clearing Sale
W R Starr has a Deeriug binder for
sale Is good as new Will sell cheap
Call on him at his office
The regular 6VoC fine sheeting offered at
5c a yard by the bolt in The Thompson
Dry Goods Cos Clearing Sale
You can get the best guaranteed mixed
paint at McMillens drug store as cheap
as the cheapest grades are being sold for
Twenty five styles of fast color dres3
ginghams reduced from 8c to 6c a yard
at the Thompson Dry Goods Cos Clear
ing Sale
At the right price you can always get
the choicest things the season affords at
D C Marshs meat market At the old
stand all the time
The Great Majestic is the premier
range of the world Its the acknow
ledged autocrat of the kitchen and the
housewifes choicest jewel
It may interest people to learn that
they can get best 4 ply carpet warp on
spools for 18c in white and 20 cents a
pound in colors at The Thompson Dry
Goods Co
For Sale Carpets chairs tables
heating stove gasoline stove bedstead
combination book case and secretary
Call at rectory tf
Rev R M Hardman
To move the great wheat and beet
crops extra wagon boxes are very nec
essary W T Coleman has them in
wood and steel trucks He sells them
right too
Fifty cent shirt waists for 35c 75c
ones for 49c 1 ones for 69c 150 one3
for 99c at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos Clearing Sale Genuine reduc
tions not pretended ones
This is an ideal time to paint no dust
or other hindrance Remember the best
material is always the cheapest Let U3
tell you about our S W paint It will
save you money
McConnell Berry
W T Coleman is Western Nebraska
headquarters for buggies New stock
just received in that department He
buys in car load lots and eives hi3 cus
tomers the advantage Dont buy until
you see ni3 seock ana get his prices
Tt is worth nonqiriprnhlfi rr hf nhlfw tn
feel that you can depend upon the
quality of meats you order at the meat
market A child can get as good meats
at Marshs market as a grown person
and a phone order gets the beat every
time
For Sale 160 acres in Red Willow
county 100 acres under cultivation
Good house 1J stories 18x24 Good
well and windmill Seven miles from
Danbury two miles from school Clear
Price 850 per acre Address 2ts
Bctin JijARP Dorchester Neb
Theres table oil cloth for instance
that people constantly use and frequent
ly buy If anyone pays more than 15c
a yard for the best quality of it there are
only two possible explanations One is
they havent seen our offer the other
we dont like to mention All colors for
15c at The Thompson Dry Goods Co
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