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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1903)
rt w - d Special Reductions of Prices on Our Entire Stock of Shoes We Need the Room and the Money You Need the Goods Sf There is no reason why we can t trade and d CJLVlw JUftWaV Nothing to be Reserved- You Get the Cut in Anything in the Shoe Line Come in and pick out what you need and we will name a price you cant get away from We Mean Business Bee Hive McCook i d 7 Sfgt ajg ijjsrjfjjr jqfpcrgpczfffcsjgc prngarijgrsjyr j sgprijTy uciTaT V FRANKLIN President A C EBERT Cashier CITIZENS BAN OF MeCOOK NEB h a Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 5000 4 4 il DIRECTORS 52 V FRANKLIN WFMcFARLAND A C EBERT CB W B WOLFE 0 H WILLARD lrfwwvvwwtllvv NATIONAL- I O A Kl TJT L ilZZZJ 0S22 J Authorized Capital 100000 Capital and Surplus 60000 ooo G0 HOCKNELL President B M FREES V Pros F A PENNELL Cash A CAMPBELL Director C J PLATT Director F D Burgess umber and Steam Fill McCOOK HEBR Iron Lead and Sewer Pipe Brass Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings gent for Halliday Waupun fcclipse Windmills Basement of the Meeker Phillips Building Kodol Dyspepsia Gup Digests what you eat A Good Thing German Syrup is the special prescription of Dr A Boschce a celebrated German Physician and is acknowledged to bo one of the most fortun ate discoveries in medicino It quickly cures coughs colds and lung troubles of tho severest nature removing the cause of tho affection and leaving tho parts in a strong and healthy condi tion It is not an experimental medicine but has stood the test of years giving satisfaction in every case which its rapidly increasing sale every season confirms Two million bottles sold annually Boschces German Syrup was intro duced in the United States 1S6S and is now sold in every town and village in tho civilized world Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough Price 73 cents Get Greens Special Almanac Escaped an Awful Fate Mr H Haggins of Melbourne Florida writes My dootor told me I had consumption and nothing could bo done for me I was given up to die The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption induced me to try it Results were startling I am now on the road to recovery and owe nil to Dr Kings Now Discovery It surely saved my life This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by L W McConnell druggist Price 30c and J100 Trial bottles free INDIAHOLA Indianola is pretty badly snowed in AlexThacker was aBartley sojourner Sunday Mis W II Smith was on the sick list this week Emil Ilillers was ablo to bo down town this week Floyd Welborn spent last Sunday with his parents hero Will Brown of Lebanon was an Indi anola visitor Tuesday Miss Lottie Kennedy spent last Satur day and Sunday at home Fred Wiggins the Lylo Kansas auctioneer was in town Monday Miss Ena Gainsby spent lust Satur day and Sunday with her mother Union revival meetings wore begun in the M E church hero Monday evening Mits Vounio McDonald and Jassie Harrison were Cambridge visitors Mon day Miss Vivian Gossard came over from Cedar Bluffs Saturday returning Sun day afternoon Misses Nellie Gunn and Minnie Row ell of McCook visited Indianola friends Saturday Adam Kern of Edison spent last Sat urday and Sunday morning with his sistor Mrs Jake Kern Pearl Cartwright camo in from Love- land Colorado on a visit to his parents Saturday morning Rev Owens tho new ministor in the M E church here expects his wife to join him this week Geo Newland came over from Leba non Sunday to visit a few days with relatives and friends here Wm McCool and family aro enjoying a vsit from Mr McCools sister Mrs Dre1 and two children of Ohio Mrs Ilenry Powell and Frances re turned home from Lincoln last week after a two weeks visit with relativos Dan Schoenthal very pleasantly enter tained his Sunday school class at an oyster supper at his home last Friday evening Better Than Gold I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous dobility writes F J Green of Lancaster N II No romody helped mo until I began using Electric Bitters which did mo moro good than all the medicines I over used They havo also kept my wife in excellent health for years Shosays Electric Bitters are just splendid for fomalo troubles that they are a grand ionic anu mvigorator ior weaK run down women No other medicino can take its place in our family Try them Only 50c Satisfaction guaranteed by L W McConnell druggist DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Tho only positive cure for blind bleeding itchingand protruding piles cuts burnsbruises eczema and all abrasions of the skin DeWitts i i the only witch hazel salve that is made from tho pure unadulterated witch hazel ull otheis are counterfeits DeWitts is made to cure others are made to sell L W McConnell druggist MARION Franklin Lake is on the sick list E B Stilgebouer was an Oberlin vis itor Monday E B Stilgebouer hulled his clover seed last week Powell Nilsson shipped five car loads of hogs Wednesday Protracted meetings are now in pro gress at Shiloh school house Mr and Mrs Woods of Devizes Kan sas are visiting their daughter Mrs J C Nelson M Nilsson drove to McCook Mon day to meet Mr M Powell who ac companied the shipment Wednesday Report of Shiloh school Those neith er tardy nor absent during the month beginning January 5th and ending Jan uary 30th Gertie Naden James Mat son Ralph Boyer Calvin Steele Ella Steel Lloyd Lafferty Laura Murphy Myrtle Boyer Loyd Spore Florys Spore Ena Gamsby Teacher Tho scratch of a pin may causo the loss of a limb of even death when blood poisoning re sults from tho injury All danger of this may be avoided however by promptly applying Chamberlains Pain Balm It is an antiseptic and quick healing liniment for cnts bruises and burns For sale by L W McConnell druggist COLEMAN The wolves were all safe last Tuesday Harry Wales was with the home folks over Sunday He is working for Thos Pate near McCook On Tuesday of last week Mrs Gertie Wales entertained her mother and her sister Mrs J W Bates of Oklahoma and Mrs Jas Betz of this town The scholars in district 7 i enjoyed a treat of apples Tuesday of last Jweek Miss Mattie Sinnnerman on behalf of the school very neatly thanked the giver Mrs Edith Coleman Bates of Okla homa jhas been here three weeks visit ing the home folks and neighbors She came to this town twenty one years ago last fall when a mere child and grew to womanhood here and taught six terms of school in this county In No vember 1899 she went to Oklahoma and lived there since till this visit On Thursday morning she left for her home at Shawnee Oklahoma Pimples faded complexion chapped skin red rough hands eczema tetter bad blood enred in a short time with Rocky Mountain Tea the groatcoraplexion rostorer McConriells drug store BARTLEY Otis Forrior was in town ono day last week About fivo inches of snow Monday night and Tuesday Dr J E Ilathorn camo in on 12 Saturday morning from Lincoln A couple of McCooks hello girls wore in town Friday of last week visit ing Mae Wood Tho Stockville Bartley mail carrier was snow bound Tuesday night somewhere on the route and did not reach Bartloy until lato Wednesday night Mrs Sells and family were moved into J W Shorts house just north of Mrs Banthams and Mr Hoover expects to move onto his own place as soon as thoy get the dwelling fixed to live in thoy aro also building a new barn and will make some improvements on tho house Dr MoorOeld is a new member of Bartleys population who expects to mako his futuro homo hero also his his future practice We hope ho will find it a pleasant place to reside Wo really need another physician as it is rather inconvenient for Dr Brown to make calls and Dr Ilathorn is absent a good deal of tho time therefore we wel como Dr Moorfiold with good cheer Quito a number from here attended the basket supper at tho Dry Creek school house Friday of last week Tho program was splendid and showed care ful practice in every feature A pleas ant time was enjoyed by all notwith standing some of the girls went a little beyond the limit in the contents of their basket which article soon found the trash room Such parties ought to eat what they carry or leave the baskot at home The teacher has our sympathy in that occurence Good Advice Tho most miserable beings in tho world are those suffering from djspopsia and liver com plaint Moro than seventy five per cent of the peoplo in the United States are olllicted with these two diseases and their effects such as sour stomach sick headache habitual costive ness palpitation of the heart heartburn water brash gnuwing and burning pains at the pit of the stomach jellow skin coated tongue and disagreeable taste in tho mouth coming up of food after eating low spirits otc Go to your druggist and get a bottle of August Flower for 73 cents Two do3es will relieve yon Try it Get Greens Special Almanac CULBERTSOn Miss Viola Ferrier is the new clerk Conrad Wackers store in C J Ferrier of Fairfield Iowa was a business visitor Wednesday Jacob Wiggins and wife are enjoying a visit from his son of Kansas City Owing to the blizzard Wednesday the mail carriers D M Benedict and Ralph Stevenson did not get back until Thursday Miss Goldie Newlon entertained the class of 190J at her home Saturday evening Those present were Misses Maud Reynolds Mary Ferrier Florence Eisenhart Louise McNeice Isa Shu maker Messrs Frank Knowles II G Meyers I A Hutchison Will Cham bers Ira Ferrier All report a good time The ladies aid society of the M E church met at the home of Mrs A D King on Saturday afternoon and spent a very enjoyable time The gathering was in the nature of a reception tendered Mrs Judge M M House of Brush Colo rado and Mrs D H Blum of Superior both former members of the society The ladies present were Mesdames S E Solomon C E Crews H Lehman M O Reynolds C A Gessleman B Kleven J A Kirk H G Marks James Ferrier and I Benedict Tendency ot the Times The tendency of medical science i toward preventive measures The best thought of the the world is being given to tho subject It is easier and bettor to prevent than to cure It has been fully demonstrated that pneumonia one of tho most dangerous diseases that medi cal men have to contend with can be prevented by the use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy Pneumonia always results from a cold or from an attack of influenza grip and it lias been observed that this remedy conteracts any ten dency of these diseases toward pneumonia This has been fully proven in many thousands of cases in which this remedy has been used during the great prevalence of colds and grip in recent years and can be relied upon witli im plicit confidence Pneumonia often results from a slight old when no danger is ap prehended until it is suddenly discovered that there is a fever and difficulty in breathing and pains in tho chest and then it is announced that the patient has pneumonia Be on the safe side and take Chamberlains Cough Remedy as soon as the cold i s contracted It always cure- For sale by L W McConnell druggist BANKSVILLE The Elliott school seems to be without a teacher J II Relph lost a 2-year-old heifer last week Wilson Ackerman was a visitor at Banksville Sunday Miss L Adams is stopping at B W Benjamins at present H I Peterson got the benefit of the storm carrying the mail B W Benjamin had business in Mc Cook during the blizzard Tuesday The blizzard was hero all day Tues day and about ten inches of snow as near as could be estimated but was very much drifted WW rrrii iaa LEBANON Born to Mr and Mrs Fremont Burch Sunday January 25 n son Will Taylor and sister May wore visit ing friends in Lobnnon Sundny C H Nichols made a business trip to Wilsonvillo between trains Saturday A P Cooltor gave a moving picture ontertainment at the Hamburg school- house Saturday night VanPoIt Haywood will bo in Leb anon Friday night February G with a phonographic entertainment John Foley wife and baby left Sat urday for Wilcox Nebraska to seo hor father who is dangerously ill Tom Foley of tho Sappa country ar rived home last Friday after several months work in Phelps county Mrs Katie Hoskins and son Leslie visitod at the liome of W a basick on the Sappa Sunday and Monday Gotchall Bros broke their alfalfa hullor last Wednesday a t P II Walters causing them to lie idle sev eral days Miss Louio Ruby resigned her position in the Rising Sun school last Friday in order to take charge of tho primary room in Danbury County Supt Dutcher was visiting schools in this vicinity last week lie reports the schools in this part of the county doing good work Mrs J B Cumming reports from Monmouth Illinois that her mother is dead and that she will arrive home some time during tho present week The Royal Neighbors gave a concert and supper in the hall last Friday uuite an extensive program was dored to a crowded house The receipts wore 34 Lawyer McClure of Beaver City was in Lebanon Monday looking after the interest of tho B M in the case of A Guy vs the B M R R in Nebraska Tho hearing of this case has been post poned to March 2nd Fred B Glover of Kansas City has advertised a public sale at the Lebanon stock yards Wednesday February 25 lie will sell 39 head of horses besides a few cattle Peter Penrod is auctioneer and E E Devoe clerk uite a severe accident occurred at the hotel in Lebanon last Friday Miss Florence Widener was kindling a lire with kerosene when it blazed up burn ing her severely on both hands and slightly on the face Dr Campbell dressed the burns and Miss Florence is able to be about again B N Mulford received a message Sunday stating that his father M P Mulford was at the point of death at tho home of his son Charles near Kay Springs Missouri Mr Mulford accom panied by his sister Mrs F F West started Sunday evening for Kay Spring via Bartley A Guy took out attachment papers in Justice Hiersekorns court Friday night against HenryjPeden the trouble being over a store account The papers were placed in the hands of C F Water man who attached Mr Pedens buggy while the latter was at the Royal Neigh bors concert The case was tried Thursday before Justice Hiersekorn REDWILLOW E A Sexson of Indianola Nebraska and Mrs Mary A Albertson of Mount Pleasant Iowa were united in marriage on Thursday January 22nd 1903 The bride and groom were children together Fand the bride is a sister of Cornelius Spearman of Mount Pleasant Iowa who was the captain of company D 4th Iowa cavalry of which the groom was a member during the war of the Rebellion They will be at home to their many friends after February 3rd when they arrive home from Iowa Thoy will reside on the farm of the groom four miles northwest of Indianola iHairSphisl I have used Avers Hair Vigor ror thirty years It is elegant for a nair dressing and ror keeping the nair trom splitting at the ends J A Gruenenfelder Grantfork 111 Hair splitting splits friendships Ir the hair splitting is aone on your own head it loses friend for you for every hair of your head is a friend rr tt Ayers nair vigor in advance will prevent the splitting If the splitting has begun it will stop it 100 a boiile All druggists If your druegi3t cannot supnlv vou - - w sena us ono uonar ana we win express you a bottle He sure and arive the name of your nearest express oiiice Address o tAirn lu iowen aiass McCook Market Quotations Corrocted Friday morning Corn 40 Wheat Oats 35 Ryo 31 Hogs G Eggs 15 Butter 15 JACOB BETZ AUCTIONEER McCook Nebraska Goes nnywhero Specialty of Thorough Brrd Stock salon Ono per cent on sales 1XX and upward Correspondence solicited DR W V GAQE ricCook Nebraska C H BOYLE ATTORNEY at LAW McCook Nebraska Telephone 44 P O Building H P SUTTON McCOOK - JEWELER MUSICAL GOODS Office in Court House NEBRASKA i JOHN E KELLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW and BONDED ABSTRACTER McCook Nebraska CjyAjent of Lincoln Land Co Office First door north of Commercial hotel C E ELDRED ATTORNEY AT LAW flic Co ok Nebraska DRJBFICKES A Reliable Graduate Dentist PHONE NO 160 t wi v W4BI Witt 4 y Phone 181 DR A P WELLES Physician and Surgeon J McCOOK - NEB Oftlco over McMillans drug store Residence 702 Main Aveune Residence phono K5 Ollico phone 2S Calls answered night or day - E J MITCHELL AUCTIONEER Phonos Office 17 residence 91 J Free Phonographic concert i hour before sale opens Write or Phone for Terms and Date OVER MCCONNELL BERRYS MCCOOK NEBRASKA EARL MURRAY Bates Old Stand McCook Neb Shave Hair Chit pooany tiling in my line in an artistic manner Givo mo a call and trial H L PREVOST DRNTIST Grad late of Kansas City Lntal College Over Jas HcAdams Telephone 43 McCook Nebraska All Calls For The Sits Answered by the BLUE FRONT LIVERY BARN M Will make all trains and an swer all calls to any part of the city PHOiNE 36 - v w Wfc 1 I j W H Ackerman fr TJ McCook Nebraska 4 j T Care a Cold In One Bay SX 1 I Take LaXatv BrOlB QlIllllie Tablets jg V every I I Seven MIffion boxes sold in past 12 months This signature agM fcOX 25c i t 4- tj O t - a yi v V i J 1 s t ri i