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TWENTY FIRST YEAR
Adopt Resolutions For Dr Gage
There was nn interesting meeting of
lodge 61 A O U W Monday evening
the same being well attended on account
of the fact that delegates were chosen
to the grand lodge meeting of the order
in Grand Island May 12th
The friends of Dr W V Gage the
present grand medical examiner were
enthusiastically in favor of his reelec
tion and the delegates were all chosen in
liis favor besides resolutions were passed
urging that all honorable meanB bo used
to further his candidacy
The following delegates wore elected
to grand lodge of the A O U W to be
held in Grand Island May 12th
C B Gray A P Welles D Cullen
J H Bennett J A Wilcox M Grifiln
J J Garrard W H Harmon and
Floyd Berry
Tho following resolution was unani
mously adopted
Whoreas Brother William V Gage a
member of McCook Lodge No 61 and
grand medical examiner of tho juris
diction of Nebraska is a candidato for
reelection and
Whoreas Brother Gage has worked
hard to increase tho membership of
McCook lodge and has been one of the
important factors in pushing it to tho
front until today wo stand in 4th place
Bo it Resolved That it is tho desire of
the members of McCook lodge No 61
that our representatives to tho grand
lodge use all honorable means to reelect
Brother Gage to the position of grand
medical examiner
The Barnes Jacobs Wedding
Miss Pay daughter of Mr and Mrs
Charles H Jacobs was united in mar
riage with Mr Frank L Barnes Tuesday
evening of this week April 7th at
the homo of tho parents in Driftwood
precinct About forty relatives neigh
bors and invited friends witnessed the
union of these two sterling estimable
young people Rev Frank W Dean of
the Congregational church performing
tho ceremony
Tho bride was prettily gowned in
mousselino de soio
A marriage feast was served after the
ceremony
The gifts were numerous pretty and
useful
Mr and Mrs Barnes are among our
most excellent young people well and
favorably known to a largo circle of
South Side people as well as in the city
and they enter their new estate with the
heartiest wishes of many for their hap
piness and success
The Largest of Them All
W II Ferguson who owns one of
McCooks elevators among the 80 or
moro controlled by him in this part
of Nebraska and adjacent Kansas is to
build in Lincoln the largest elevator and
storage house in tho state exceeding in
capacity the one at Holdrege which has
hitherto held the belt for sizo Besides
being a large land owner in this vicinity
and controlling the McCook irrigating
ditch Mr Ferguson is largely interested
in many other Nebraska enterprises He
is a heavy holder of stock in the Beatrice
Creamery Co the Lincoln Daily Star
etc It is understood that Ferguson
will move from Hastings to Lincoln
when the Lincoln plant is completed
The Bishop Approves
Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln met with
the members of St Patricks Catholic
church Sunday evening in the court
room and approved the plans submitted
by the members of the church for their
now 6000 brick church The bishop
also turned over to the building com
mittee the insurance money derived
from the old church property The
money is now in a local bank and will be
used in connection with tho amount
subscribed by member of the congrega
tion and others in tho construction of
the edifice
A Butchering Difference
is the difference between our way and
other ways the difference between good
meat and poor meat and our customers
gain by the difference in methods We
are careful in selecting and killing our
meats and in selling aim to please our
patrons Marsh Meat Market
Is an Up-to-Date Paper
The Hitchcock County Herald is an
up to date paper for locals and display
ads The appearance of the paper would
impress the fact on peoples minds that
its editor is a hustler and onto his job
Palisade Item in Times Kepublican
We Are Ready to Show You
the latest in wall papers Will be
pleased to show you our papers whether
you buy or not Look elsewhere dnd
then come in and compare qualities arid
prices Yours for business
A McMillen
Pay Your Lawn Tax First
Pay your lawn tax before using water
on lawns trees or gardens as water will
be turned off from all services without
notice where water is being used for
any purpose not paid for
C H Meeker Supt
County Eighth Grade Examination
The eighth grade examination will be
conducted by tho principals o f the
schools at McCook Indianola Bartley
Danbury and Lebanon April 23 and 24
Eugene S Dutcher Co Supt
Residence For Sale
A 5 room dwelling new frontage of
62o feet Price 1300
See
Frank Dobson
Indian clubs and dumb bells at W T
Colemans
Simpsons small black and white shep
herd checks make very tasty and desir
able wrappers We have them The
Thompson Dry Goods Co
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You had better leave a standing
S order for butter at
g The Bee Hive m
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs C S McElherron is down from
Denver
Congressman Norris was in Lincoln
Monday
A M Thomas returned to the city
midweek
E F Caffrey and family have moved
to Stamford
Dr J B Fickes has gone to Tilford
South Dakota
Earl Murray was a Cambridge pil
grim Tuesday
Rex Duncan was a Denver visitor
fore part of the week
J II Grannis has been among tho
ailing ones this week
Glenn Hupp is home from his uni
versity studies at Lincoln
William Hiersekorn was over from
Lobanon Tuesday on business
Rev J J Loughran was in Lincoln
Wednesday on church business
Jens Knudson gardener on the Mor
lan farm has gone to Spoarfish S D
J L Woodson was called to Lincoln
first of tho week by tho illness of his
mother
Orson Lee and family says the Indi
anola Independent expect to move to
McCook
C II Jacohs and family have moved
into town and are occupying the Thomp
son dwelling
Miss Ethel Pope is at home from
Lincoln during tho spring vacation of
tho university
Mrs Mose Carmony visited her par
ents Mr and Mrs C C Cox at Lester
part of last week
Mr and Mrs James Boatman have
moved in from the farm and are liv
ing in South McCook
Miss Hannah Stangland is spending
a short vacation at home from her uni
versity work in Lincoln
Mr and Mrs J W Hupp were
Denver visitors close of last week re
turning home Friday night
Miss Mary Powers was with tho
homefolks at Trenton during the short
vacation of close of last week
Miss Helen Carson of Holdrege was
the guest of Fireman and Mrs Lambert
Rodstrom close of past week
Mrs J A Gunn and Miss Nell got
away last Friday on No 12 for their
future home in DesMoines Iowa
Mrs W D Beyrer and children ar
rived home Tuesday night from their
Lyons Colorado visit to relatives
Mrs J E Kelley and son Charlie
arrived home Tuesday from an ex
tended visit in Denver with relatives
Mrs Clara Harrison was down from
Fort Morgan Colorado close of week
past returning home on No 1 Sunday
City Supt Thomas was at home
Harvard during tho brief holiday close
of last week returning to his duty on
Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs William Weygint have
returned home from spending the winter
with their daughter Mrs I J Starbuck
in Salt Lake City
W Holly has sold his broom
machine and stock to B F Shultz who
will open a broom factory in McCook
Cambridge Clarion
Mrs Carl Berry and the children
departed on last Saturday night for
their future home in Pueblo Colorado
Floyd Berry accompanied them
Mrs Nellie Thompson and daughter
Eva came down from Trenton close of
last week and have been the guests of
the formers sister Mrs Frances Barclay
William Kailey has accepted the
management of the McCook brick yard
leaving Sunday The yard at this point
will be under the care of his father and
oldest son Arapahoe Pioneer
Mr and Mrs F A Pennell enter
tained the S K B P H C M high
five card club last Friday evening
High five was the game of the evening
Mrs H H Tartsch won the honors
Mr and Mrs Albert McMillen and
Mr and Mrs H C Clapp entertained a
large company of friends at the home of
the former Tuesday evening Hearts
was the game of cards played with zest
Refreshments were served It was a
very enjoyable evening for all
Mrs W S Morlan MrsHP Sutton
and son Robert went down to Lincoln
last Friday morning the former to se
cure the services of an occulist and the
latter to have Roberts ears attended to
professionally They all returned home
Sunday night
Congressman Norris has rented the
front suite of office rooms upstairs in
the old Farmers and Merchants bank
building and will move into the same
Monday next John F Cordeal will be
in charge of the suite Private Secretary
Merwin will occupy one room of the
suite
H Thompson departed Wednesday
morning for Bertrand where on coming
Monday he will take charge of a hard
ware stock recently bought bjr Con
ductor W D Beyrer who will in due
time move his family to that place also
retire from the railroad service and
engage in merchandising Success
One of the slick schemes of the steel
range peddlers is to get one of the neigh
borhood farmers to go around with
them and help talk up the sale of their
goods at so much per talk
Shop Boys Won the Game
The initial baseball game of the season
was played between the Shop Boys and
the High School clubs last Saturday
afternoon the Shop Boys winnings by a
score of 11 to 7
Those white lawn waists with val lace
and medalions and large pearl buttons
now showing are of the celebrated
Ideal brand and sold only by The
Thompson Dry Goods Co
For Champion binders and mowers
and other farm implements see Uncle
George Burgess
Jtlc00ll
District Fair Meeting Next Tuesday
On Tuesday afternoon of next week
April 14th at 2 oclock a meeting of
those interested will be held in the court
room for the purpose of taking final ac
tion in the matter of holding ar district
fair in McCook this coming fall
Of the many enterprises considered by
the people of McCook this spring this
seems to bo the most practical and uso
ful in all its possibilities and the senti
ment of the people is chrystalizing on
having a district fair Next Tuesdays
meeting is designed to settle the ques
tion definitely and we think in favor of
holding the fair
It is specially urged that the business
men and all interested be present on this
occasion to assist in organizing for tho
enterprise and that they come prepared
to subscribe material assistance Mc
Cook must unquestionably put up the
bulk of tho money to successfully carry
out this enterprise to absolutely guar
antee in dollars and cents the fullest
compliance with every promise made
therefore come to the meeting with your
mind made up to give liberally
The Tribune believes that the plan is
practical and that those specially urging
the matter are in earnest It will be of
distinct value to Redwillow county and
to all this section of Nebraska so it
warmly urges our people to turn out
help organize and subscribe liberally to
make a big successful district fair
Dont expect anyone else to do your
part be present yourself and go down
into your own pocket book
Next Tuesday afternoon
A Strenuous Discussion
Charles E Elliott and Abram Peters
brother-in-laws living o n adjoining
farms out in Grant precinct this county
had a misunderstanding Monday of this
week over the location of the dividing
line between their farms and in the
discussion revolvers were used by both
men Elliott receiving a bullet through
the fleshy part of one of his legs Peters
was arrested and the case was given a
preliminary hearing before Squire
LeHew Thursday afternoon The de
fendant was discharged
Death of Mother and Child
A telegram Sunday from Memphis
Tennessee announced the death of Mrs
James Campbell and baby Mr Camp
bell will be remembered as a former
citizen of McCook and a brother of
Thomas B of our city and the visit of
Mr and Mrs Campbell in our city last
summer will be recalled with pleasure
by all who met them Mr Campbell
has the deepest and tenderest sympathy
in this crushing blow the death of his
charming wife and their infant child
More Hello Lines
The telephone line to be built from
Cambridge to Stockville this spring
means the bringing most points between
Curtis Farnam Bartley and Cambridge
within hailing distance of any othei
point in that territory As soon as the
line is built or possibly as it is built
stub lines will be run to Orafino and
gradually extend to Earl and Farnam
Another line will branch off to Freedom
and Bartley Stockville Republican
The March of Improvements
Ed Reeds cottage on North Manches
ter street is well under way
Sam Cochran is having the Dr Davis
residence property repainted
W F Everist is building a dwelling
house on the lot north of his Madison
street residence
R M Osborn is moving his nine room
residence up onto tho corner of Mc
Farland and Douglass this week
M U Clyde is having the material de
livered on the ground to begin his new
home It will be one of the best in the
city
C W Barnes has commenced to im
prove his residence property on Main
avenue where he will shortly commence
the erection of a home
For Sale
Improved irrigated farms in southern
Wyoming on a line of railroad and a
good town Close to the mountains in
a beautiful valley Grain of all kinds
does well and alfalfa is a money maker
I also have a few choice mountain
ranches for sale Write to
D D Wallace
Wheatland Wyoming
The Camels Are Coming
Not just exactly the camels but an
other organized gang of steel range ped
dlers Dont let them fool you like they
did a few years ago Any local dealer
dealer will sell you equally as good a
range for one half less money and they
are here on the ground to make good
their word an dguarantee
From Manufacturer to Consumer
W T Coleman buys his rubber hose
direct from the manufacturer in New
Jersey and gets absolutely guaranteed
hose He sell it at from 6c up no more
than inferior stuff costs Has a full
line of sprinklers nozzles etc
Easter Novelties
Rabbits all kinds and sizes fuzzy
chicks ducks owls storks and other
novelties fancy and solid cream candy
eggs in assorted colors Easter dyes all
kinds L W McConnell
First Choice
We have had large wall paper
stocks before but this year we
have gotten so far beyond compe
tion that we have gone to compet
ing with ourselves The variety
novelty beauty and richness is
greater than ever before Come
early and have this whole world
of papers to pick from
L W McConnell
Ten yards fine cambric muslin for 63c
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Frank Purvis visited tho Denver folks
Saturday and Sunday
Conductor W D Beyrer is taking a
short lay off this week
Under the new time card tho swing
men all run out of McCook
Dispatcher and Mrs R B Simmons
were Omaha pilgrims midweek
Conductor William Washburn has the
No 15 while Rouch is laying ofT
Chester Cox visited his brother Walter
at Red Cloud part of last week
Brakeman C A Delov has been visit
ing in Columbus the past week
Brakeman and Mrs M S Parks were
with relatives of his at Red Cloud fore
part of the week
George McBride of McCook visited
his sister Mrs VanBurg Sunday
Edison Star 3rd
E O Scott is on freight with Con
ductor Snell and Tom Smith is with the
east end switch engine
Brakeman D P Clouse had a foot cut
by a disc Wednesday and is laid up
for a few days for repairs
Engine 63 just out of tho shops was
limbered up yesterday in tho yard
Thad Shepherd at the throttle
Fireman John Frederickson is off duty
with an injured wrist received with a
saw while doing some tree trimming
The pay car will be in on No 5 next
Tuesday the 14th going west as a
special at 630 on the morning of the
15th
Ex Brakeman and Mrs H P Henckel
went down to Holdrege yesterday He
takes charge of a stationary engine at
that place
Brakeman C W Dewey is on with
Conductor Joseph Hegenberger and G
L Burney is on 5 and 12 with Conductor
L C Wolff
Harry Spaulding has reentered the
train service going out with Conductor
Bonno Tuesday Carl Clark is in the
freight service
The New York Central will expend 20
millions this year in track betterments
extensions of double track block system
enlargements etc
Conductor H A Rouch took a short
lay off part of this week to entertain a
brother-in-law who arrived from the
east Wednesday on 1
Alex two-year-old son of Engineer J
H Moore fell tho other day and almost
bit his tongue in twain The member
had to be stitched up
Traveling Fireman F E Whitney was
down from Alliance first of the week
Mrs Whitney has been visiting her
parents here for a few weeks
Conductor W D Beyrer will resigned
from the companys service and will
engage in tho hardware business having
purchased a business at Bertrand
Brakeman E L Oldham is off duty
for a few days with a bruised finger and
A N Clampett went down to Oxford
from headquarters to relieve him tem
porarily
Nos 14 and 6 were both slightly de
layed by No 80 breaking in two out of
Benkelman first of the week The
engine went back from Trenton after
the lost way car
Brakeman R M Douglass is off duty
enjoying a short visit with his parents
at Bloomington G C Walters is re
lieving Douglass Mrs Douglass is also
absent with Kansas City relatives
L B Simmons who was called to
Beaver City a short time ago by tho
death of his father has resigned his
position as operator at this place and
quit the service Indianola Inde
pendent
Omaha is to lose the tariff division of
the freight department which will be
moved to Chicago This involves ten
clerks It is said that the tariff clerks
of St Louis will also be consolidated at
Chicago
F M Washburn and wife of McCook
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
guests of W C Cox and wife While
here they bought a bill of furniture for
their new residence in McCook Red
Cloud Argus
Train No 63 ran into and open switch
Saturday night and the engine went
into the mud After working until
Sunday noon it was put back on the
track again A crew from McCook
assisted in the work No one was hurt
Edison Star 3rd
Switchman W W Prall of Akron was
severely poisoned by canned food of
some kind Wednesday and for a while
his life was despaired of He is improv
ing however Brakeman G E Mc
Bride went up from McCook to take his
place temporarily
Dispatcher T B Campbell left on
Sunday night for Memphis Tennessee
to attend the funeral of Mrs James
Campbell He will visit in Missouri on
the way home with relatives in that
state His brother Joseph of Yuma
Colorado accompanied him on the sad
mission
Quiet City Election
Being but one ticket in the field the
city election was very quiet the entire
straight Republican ticket being elected
but the councilman in the Frist ward
J E Kelley and W S Perry each re
ceived 70 votes with E C McKay
second with 27 votes The probabilities
are that Councilman Perry will hold
over The votes will be canvassed by
the city council next Monday evening
Its Not Every Year
that you paint your house and when
you do you expect the paint you use to
wear well and look well for a reasonable
time The Sherman Williams Paint
wears longest and has best appearance
Let us show you colors and quote prices
L W McConnell
In a number of eastern states the
farmers have organized to fight the col
lection of the memorandum of agree-
ment
which
notes
ionnft
given to steel range peddlers
turned out to be promissory
Why not profit by their exper
Dont sign one of their agree
ments and you wont have to pay one of
their notes
Nebnwka State u8to
Kll Society
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING APRIL lO 1903
Do You Want the Band to Play
Probably nothing has assisted moro in
making our town lavorably known than
the reputation tho McCook baud has
Many people who do not know whoro
McCook is located know the band and
the admiration for it extends to tho town
The reputation of our band is not con
fined to this immediate territory or to
the state but it is favorably known in
adjoining states and as tho prize winner
in Denver All our citizens feel a pride
in this musical organization and in a
number of ways wo have received bene
fits by its popularity
I am afraid some of our people do not
appreciate tho advantage of having this
musical organization in our town Tho
McCook band has paid for its instru
ments and uniforms and owns them and
all the money it has received from our
citizens or from our city has been in pay
ment for entertainmonts the same as wo
would have paid any other company for
In this connection it is only justice to
mention the time that has been given by
tho leador and a number of the members
entirely without pay and also to mention
the assistance given by tho B M rail
way and several of its ofiicials hereto
encourage and keep up the organization
It is possible somo of our citizens fool
that somo of tho members of tho band
have made money out of it but this is a
mistake and there is no question but if
they had used the same time and energy
in doing something else or attending to
their own lines of business in a financial
way they would havo been very much
further ahead Outside of the member
ship very few people know how much
work it takes to keep a musical organi
zation of this kind together There is
probably no town in this western coun
try that has had a band anything equal
to the McCook band that has not donat
ed liberally to its support When the
band has been away from home it has
been the wonder of a great many how a
town of this size would support an or
ganization of such merit
It has only been clone through tho self
sacrifice of the leader and a number of
the prominent members and tho assist
ance of the B M ofiicials and now it
probably remains with our citizens as to
whether this organization con be kept
up
Tho most of the members of tho band
have been in the service of the railroad
company a number in the train service
Men employed this way aro out of town
a great part of the time and it is almost
impossible to get them together for re
hearsals or for concerts
In order to have an organization of
this kind it seems as though it will 10
necessary for tho business men to take
hold of the matter and furnish employ
ment to musicians who can be procured
by thb band If such positions can not
be furnished it can hardly be expected
that new material can be taken and mu
sicians made out of them It takes too
long to train beginners and it seems nec
essary to procure members who are good
amateur players
We will certainly have a summer Nor
mal school and owing to our fairly pros
perous condition it seems that our busi
ness people can hardly afford to have no
concerts during the summer The band
concerts have been the means of bring
ing people in from the surrounding coun
try as well as from tho surrounding
towns and the enjoyment our own people
has received from them has certainly
been worth all they have cost tho city or
the citizens
After talking with several in regard to
open air concerts during the summer it
seems necessary that positions must bo
furnished by our business people for a
number of musicians
The matter of raising money to pay for
the concerts does not seem to be the ob
stacle at present Doubtless the city
council would contribute and our busi
ness men would gladly raise any defi
ciency they might be called on for In
this case it is not a matter of money to
pay for the concerts but it is a question
of positions among our business people
for musicians Shall we have band con
certs A Barnett
President Southwest Nebraska Indus
trial Association
McCook Neb April 9 1903
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not
The Tribune has
tribution
the
Co of Omaha why
some seeds for
Ladies summer underwear including
knit knee pants at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Two carloads of sugar beet seed havo
been received here for planting in the
valley One car was sent to Culbertson
and the other car will be distributed
from this point to the different places
in the valley
The pink tea given by the H S C in
the Congregational church Tuesday
was an enjoyable affair In the after
noon the affair was in the nature of a
Kensington and in the evening the
young folks had the right-of-way
Light refreshments were served and
there was a literary musical program
The decorations were in pink
Rev L M Grigsby of Liberty The
Tribune is deeply pained to learn is
threatened with a breakdown with ner
vous prostration
House Cleaning Time
Let us sell you your ammonia
borax furniture polish moth
balls camphor and other drugs
L W McConnell
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MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Millet seed W T Coleman
Save ruonoy on drugs at McMillons
Hygeia Creamery Co Seo Coloman
Got your garden hoso of F D Burgess
Three 5c packages seeds for 5c at
Colemans
You can got tho famous ut
Cono Bros
McMillons cough euro
cough Try jt
Tho street sprinklor
summer campaign
It will pay you to
for your wall paper
will stop your
has opened iti
go to Cono Bros
Rubber hoso sprinklers nozzles re
pairs at Colemans
For discs harrows and riding plows
seo your Uucle George
Best grade of garden hoso ti vary low
prices at F D Burgess
Job lot of ladies shoes wort 25 and
8250 Special price 129 DeGroff
Havo you
wall papers
Somo now
us show you
seen tho latest patterns in
Cono Bros show them
things in
stationery Let
McConnell
Ferris waists for children misses and
ladies at The Thompson Dry Goods Gos
Buy varnish stains enamels and hard
oil of Cone Bros They keep tho best
Sunbonnets for everybody from 15c to
50c at Tho Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Single comb White Leghorn eggsSlOO
for 15 D C Benedict Culbertson
Nebraska
Millet seed of tho hog Siberian and
Gorman varieties at W T Colemans
of course
Goodrich Rubber Co make tho best
garden hoso All guaranteed by F D
Burgess
There is but ono best
Heath Milligan You
Cone Bros
paint tho
can buy it at
For Champion binders and mowers
and other farm implements seo Undo
George Burgess
A large invoice of Lincoln mixed
paints tho very best just received at
McMillen s drug store
Dress skirts from Sl50 to 8600 at Tho
Thompson Dry Goods Cos Our own
make and factory makes
Beet land for rent near McCook Can
be had for cash or share in beets Call
at McMillens drug store
New lawn dressing sacques short ki
monos and long kimonos just received at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
A private letter from Iowa announces
the marriage of C L Winn back in
Iowa Tis said ho is doing well
For Sale Five room cottage oppo
site Congregational church Price 81
200 L W Stayner
All
tho
designs
new and artistic wall paper
aro now beinir shown at Mc-
Connells Let us give you somo prices
Tho cheapest easiest Quickest and
best way to smoko meat is to uso Mc
Connells Condensed Smoko In 25 cent
bottles
Handsome line of muslin and cambric
corset covers drawers and night gowns
just received at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
82500 invested will start you in a good
paying business 815 to 825 a week
easily made Particulars on request
D C Miller Hastings Nebraska
W T Coloman is giving three for one
that is all kinds of seeds in original 5c
packages are now going at three pack
ages for 5c
Those who havo bought tho Ocean
Wave washing machine are greatly pleas
ed with them If you want the best
and none but the best are good enough
why buy the Ocean Wave
Your money back after four weeks
wear if dissatisfied is tho guaranty that
goes with every F C corset or waist
sold 35c to 8100 Sold only by The
Thompson Dry Goods Co
Theres only one thing to do if your
blood is out of order Buy a bottle of
McConnells Sarsaparilla it does the
rest Large bottles 31
L W McConnell
The Empire cream separator is caus
ing a peaceful revolution in the separa
tor business They are easy running
have few parts to wash and people who
have used them say they are the best
We now have spooled carpet warp in
white black brown green orange red
and lemon Our price 18c lb for white
20c for colors Merchants orders not so
licited The Thompson Dry Goods Co
It is a peculiar fact that every place
the steel ranee pedlers unload and set
up a range on trial the farmer has a
range to pay for whether it suits him
or not Dont let them put one in your
kitchen
Whatever the market offers in season
you will find it at Marshs meat market
and the price is always right You will
receive prompt service and courteous
treatment in the bargain which is
always due you
There is cane seed aplenty and no lack
of Kafir seed but alfalfa seed is both
scarce and high priced yet W T Cole
man has succeeded in securing a supply
of some of the choicest alfalfa in the
market There promises to be a great
scarcity about seeding time Dont get
left
