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TWENTY SECOND YEAR
Bishop Fowlers Lecture
A large appreciative and attentive
audience greeted Bishop Fowler in the
Methodist church Monday evening to
hear his famous lecture Abraham Lin
coln The bishop had for his subject
one of the greatest and grandest charac
ters in history and being an enthusiastic
admirer of the man and having enjoyed
his personal friendship he made a heroic
and successful and eloquent effort a
fenst wo do not often have the oppor
tunity of enjoying and it was appreciat
ed to the full by all present
The bishop hopes to be able to be in
our city again next year and if he comes
a warm welcome awaits him
He delivered a grand sermon in the
Methodist church Sunday morning be
fore a full church and also spoke in the
afternoon
The bishop is a liberal giver to church
enterprises and while here made a dona
tion by letter of 1000 to assist in build
ing a steel church edifice in Manila
The bishop is 74 years of age but
young in heart and is regarded as one
of the mightiest preachers in all Metho
dism and it looks as though he would
be able to defend the title for years to
come His visit here was a benediction
to many
Success Crowned Their Efforts
The Spinsters Return as presented
in the opera hall last Friday evening
under auspices of the H S C of the
Congregational church was a rousing
success a crowded house greeting the
performance with enthusiasm This
highly amusing sequel toThe Spinsters
Convention is practically devoid of
scheme or plan or plot its only purpose
being to amuse and entertain make one
grow fat In this the young lady parti
cipants were entirely successful laugh
ter being the rule from start to conclu
sion The second part consisting of
recitations drills and vocal numbers
was well received making the entertain
ment withal very satisfactory and agree
able to the audience
The young ladies of the society and
those who so faithfully gave their assist
ance in each department are to be con
gratulated upon the favorable outcome
of their labors
The nes receipts will reach about one
hundred dollars
What You Like
Just the meat you like in just the way
you like it Fine firm and tender beef
young wholesome lamb clean and sweet
pork smoked and salted meats And
last but not least whether you order
from house by phone or come in person
your orders are given our best consider
ation and we guarantee that you will
be satisfied Marsh
Meeting of Board of Equalization
Notice is hereby given that the board
of county commissioners of Bed Willow
county will set as a board of equalization
of assessments June 9th 10th and 11th
1903 on which dates assessments will be
equalized and adjusted
E J Wilcox
County Clerk
Special Teachers Examination
Will be held at
Danbury Tuesday May 26 1903
Lebanon Wednesday May 27 1903
Indianola Thursday May 28 1903
Bartley Tuesday June 2 1903
McCook Saturday June 6 1903
Eugene S Dutchek
County Superintendent
An Expression of Gratitude
To the Masons neighbors and friends
who so faithfully and willingly served us
during the illnessafter the death and the
bu rial of our mother we are more grateful
than mere words can express but take
this method of but faintly expressing
the depth of our thankfulness to all
Mabel Jessie and Marion Bishop
Officers Elect McCook Lodge 135
The following officers were chosen at
the regulur election Tuesdav evening
W M George Willetts Jr S W
Emerson Hanson J W George B
Berry Secretary C B Sawyer Treas
urer Sylvester Cordeal
Had to Cancel Their Date
On account of the serious Illness of
Boones wife Blind Boone concert Wed
nesday night had to be cancelled The
party went through McCook on 14
Tuesday night for Missouri
Lost Reward to Finder
A ladys hunting case gold watch
Monday Finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving same at H P Sut
tons jewelry store
Invitations have been issued by Mr
and Mrs Charles Noble of Harlan Iowa
announcing the approaching marriage of
their daughter Norma to Mr Milton
Bartulson Downs Wednesday evening
June 3rd at 830 oclock in St Pauls
Episcopal church of that place are the
particulars The Tribune anticipates
with heartiest congratulations
Paul Anton at the B M meat mar
ket is putting on the block his own
corn fed beeves You know that means
the very best meat obtainable Its Pauls
idea that there is no meat on earth too
good for his trade and he feeds his own
cattle to secure the best corn fed pro
duct
Household goods as follows are for
sale by S M Cochran Piano refrig
erator bookcase foldingbed parlor suite
of five pieces ana otner articles aii
good and offered cheap
Nineteen colors of Coats silk finished
crochet cotton 5c spool or 6 for 25c at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
L W McConnell has just received a
line of new novels and dainty gift books
suitable for graduating presents
Large line wide ribbons in sizes 40 60
and 80 in all good colors just received at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Dont be deceived There is but one
best the Heath Milligan paint
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs Hugh Brown is visiting Chey
enne relatives this week
Mrs I N Biggs is here from Alice
Colorado visiting relatives
John Roxby was up from the farm
near Arapahoe a few days this week
Mrs Arthur Richardson is spend
ing the week visiting her parents in
Holdroge
Jack D Mines deputy internal revo
nue collector Hastings was with us of
ficially Wednesday
Mrs Jennie Cann of Salt Lake City
arrived in the city Tuesday and is a
guest in the Doan homo
JAWilcox went down to Red Cloud
Thursday morning to instal the officers
elect of the local commandery
W B Fearn contemplates erecting a
nice residence corner Dodge and Mc
Farland streets in the near future
Mrs F D Griffith of Holyoke Col
orado arrived in the city Wednesday
on a visit to her brother S M Spencer
Rev Shumates aged mother was
summoned home to Missouri Wednes
day morning by the serious illness of a
daughter
Mrs L M Barnes of Oberlin Kan
sas has been in the city this week vis
iting her son M G Stephenson of the
yard force
Brakeman E O Scott entertained his
brother Charlie from Lincoln early part
of the week He returned home Wed
nesday night
Dr Robert Gunn arrived in the city
last Friday night and will open a dental
office in the city as soon as suitable
quarters can be secured
Mrs John Shepherd and daughter
Mrs I N Biggs arrived home Sunday
morning from visiting in Colorado for
the last five or six weeks
Barney Hofer is just about again
after being confined to the house for a
week having a painful controversy with
some obstreperous teeth
H H Tieman of Cuba Missouri has
been here part of the weeklooking after
his real estate interests in the south
western part of the county
Fred S Hassler of the Pawnee City
Press was with us briefly Monday
evening He was on his way home from
a visit to Beaver City friends
Congressman Norris is now gradual
ly improving and growing stronger He
has been for a few weeks a severe suffer
er with erysipelas resulting from having
teeth extracted
Mrs William McCallum Mrs and
Miss Gamsby and C B Hoag were up
from Indianola yesterday Mr McCal
lum left on Tuesday to look after some
Oklahoma interests
Master Glenn Rowell has been
nursing a sore head since last Friday
morning when he was hit above the eye
by a baseball bat in the hands of a youth
ful and enthusiastic fan accidentally
The doctor had to take a few stitches to
get the wound in shape to heal well
which it is doing satisfactorily
Mrs O M Knipple entertained a
company of twenty five ladies Tuesday
afternoon at a Kensington to meet Mrs
C G Potter It was a charming affair
and greatly enjoyed by all Cut flowers
carnations roses etc were displayed
throughout the residence in profuse
beauty Miss Leta Potter recited clever
ly and Miss Lettie Knipple played on
the piano acceptably A luncheon in
three courses was served
The matter of advertising the McCook
Junior Normal school is now a proper
subject for our enterprising business
men to promote Dont set your candle
under the counter Publicity is the
word Advertise
The ladies of the Catholic church will
hold a high five sociable at the building
next door south of The Tribune on
Tuesday evening May 26 Come and
bring your friends Refreshments all
for 25 cents
T J Smith is having a small build
ing erected on the lot between Fearns
and Kapkes establishments on Lower
Main avenue He expects in due season
to reengage in the restaurant business
The bazaar by the ladies guild of St
Albans Episcopal church Tuesday eve
ning enjoyed a nice patronage Re
freshments were also served and enjoyed
by many parishioners and friends
The Oxford Standard is authority for
the statement that there will be a ball
game at Holdrege Saturday May 30th
between the teams of that city and Mc
Cook
The merry-go-round has gone around
for the last time and the orchestra has
sounded its last painful note And we
are thankful it is no worse with us than
it is
No home need be without music With
Edison Phonographs from 10 and up
it is possible to have music in every
home Sold by LW McConnell
H H Tartsch is having his residence
elevated in the world by putting under
it a higher foundation It will be an
evident improvement
There will be a special meeting of the
Dorcas society at the home of Mrs Al
bert Barnett Monday evening next at
eight oclock
Too many people are over looking the
genius of good honest toil Its work
that counts everywhere alLthe time
10 yards of very fine and good cambric
muslin for 63 cts at The Thompson Dry
Goods Cos
Both Cambridge and Indianola are to
have mutual telephone companies and
plants -
Have you seen those new hammocks
at McConnells big enough for two
Base
Bros
ball and tennis goods at Cone
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THE JUNIOR NORMAL SCHOOL
The first session of the McCook
Junior Normal school will begin at
the east ward school building Mon
day June 8 and continue for a term
of ten weeks till August 14 It is ex
pected that an average of 200 teach
ers from southwestern Nebraska will
be present continuously through the
summer though the total enrollment
should reach 350 To care for these
visitors and enable them to appreciate
the hospitality of the citizens of Mc
Cook an executive committee has
been actively at work the past week
arranging details as to places to room
and board
This Normal School committee
consists of Messrs J II Bennett S
B McLean C H Meeker and G H
Thomas and Miss Rache Berry A
canvass has already been made of the
city and list of residents secured who
will provido board orlodging or both
The committee not only depends up
on those who have signified a willing
ness to assist but it urges other citi
zens to receive the visiting teachers
into their homes
A bureau of information will be
conducted at the school house dur
ing the session of the summer school
whore the visitors can be advised at
what places and at what expense they
can secure a temporary home here
To the end that this help may be
most perfectly given the committee
should have a complete list first of
all who will tender the use of rooms
only second of rooms with board
and third of all who will give table
board only Inasmuch as housing
the teachers properly and pleasantly
is the big problem just now the peo
ple of McCook who should be inter
ested in making the school a success
ought promptly to take hold of this
matter and submit their names to any
one of the committee members above
given with the information called
for In each case the proposed charge
should accompany the tender Sev
eral requests have been made for
houses or rooms where the student
teachers could carry on light house
keeping Information of either such
will be gladly received by the com
mittee
The only objection raised to locat
ing the Normal here was on the score
of exhorbitant charges for ordinary
living McCook must show its ap
preciation of the school by providing
board that is good and substantial
yet not luxurious at a moderate cost
It can be done and it must be done
The highest price wanted for rooms
is 50 cents per week two in a room
Many of our leading citizens have
freely opened their homes giving one
or more rooms to teachers and mere
ly asking that they be cared for This
is a commendable spirit and the
committee wishes to learn of others
that will go and do likewise
There will be ample opportunity to
get table board at four dollars per
week but a great number will be
obliged to economize and cheaper
living must be provided In a great
number of private families board and
room is offered for from three dollars
to three and a half dollars per week
To further accommodate these teach
ers it has been proposed to start a
public dining hall where table board
can be furnished at little more than
cost The committee wants to know
of some one who is a good cook and
manager who will conduct such a din
ing hall all the service rendered be
ing for a stated salary per month
At this Normal school the tuition
is absolutely free
From all points in southwest Ne
braska a railroadrate of one and one
third fare for the round trip has been
secured on the certificate plan
There will be five instructors in
continuous attendance upon the work
of the school Among them will be
MrsSarah Brindley a primary teach
er from Columbus Nebraska who
will conduct the model school and the
I classes in primary methods
Two public entertainments to be
given through thesummer are already
attracting much attention One of
them is Frank R Roberson the most
widely known lecturer on travel in
America He will give one of his
best lectures illustrated by one hun
dred and fifty colored views Another
is the ever pleasing Wesleyan Male
Quartette which has no superior
It will appear afternoon and evening
in two of its best programs
The citizens of McCook must turn
in and mako our visitors appreciate
the town we are proud of and cause
them to carry away a good word for
McCook through the entire length of
the Republican valley
Regular Meeting Special Feactures
The Lady Maccabees were out in num
bers to their regular meeting last even
ing which was while regular in date
qnite special in features among them
being an official visit by Grand Lady
Commander Marks who had charge of
the meeting and gave items of counsel
and instruction during the usual busi
ness session Ice cream and cake were
served later in the evening
The cycle whirl is one of the features
of Howes London shows which exhibit
in McCook Friday June 5th These
bicycle artists perform wonders on the
circular picket fence erected in the big
tent at an angle of 90 degrees It is
something new and never fails to secure
great applause
White silk gloves with long lace tops
for 100 at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
Mens absolutely fast black summer
undershirts and drawers 35c at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
This section enjoyed much wind
and dust and small rain yesterday
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
George D Burgess is at headquarters
this week
Engineer H E Culbertson is a Hast
ings visitor
Fireman A L Brigner spent Sunday
in Holdrege
William Phelps is in Denver this
week on a visit
H E McKain was in Denver on a
short visit Monday
Fireman G E Hoxie is with relatives
in Lincoln this week
C S Scott is visiting his parents in
Guide Rock this week
Joseph Kubicek was a Red Cloud vis
itor on business Monday
R L Miller makes the third extra
agent on the Alliance line
Fireman WLEgbert visited in Brush
Colorado part of the week
George Stroud of the blacksmithshop
resigned from the service on last Satur
day
J Frank Hannan of the Havelock
shops visited his parents hero over Sun
day
A C Valkenburgh and Edward Con
fer are new helpers in the painters gang
this week
Switchman G G Magnuson of the
Holdrege yard is on the relief on account
of sickness
Mr and Mrs Sam Pickard arrived
home Monday night from a two weeks
visit in Havelock
Alliance is to havq a new water tank
of 80000 gallons capacitv to replace her
50000 gallon tank
Charles Wands and Louis Herstrom
machinist apprentices have resigned
from the service this week
A third crew has been placed on the
Alliance Sterling run which gives a reg
ular layover crew at Sterling
Operator H D Stewart held down a
dispatchers chair in the Denver office
a few days early in the week
The Burlington bridge gang is putting
in a new steel bridge on Dry Creek just
west of town Bartley Inter Ocean
D W Enos operator at Oxford has
been granted a leave of absence and JR
Rutherford of Riverton is relieving him
H D Stewart departed for Denver
Tuesday morning where he will be lo
cated in the telegraph service for a month
or so
Reuben Trowbridge night caller left
on No 3 last Friday night for a visit
in Washington of a few weeks on busi
ness
C Foehlinger is a new man on the
night force and Charles Boss is a fresh
face among the helpers in the machine
shop
Dispatcher W F Pate has gone up
to Denver to relieve Dispatcher A Cal
houn who has gone east on a prolonged
vacation
J A Broderick of the night force fol
lowed suit and resigned Monday GW
Franklin of the night force waited un
til Tuesday
Arthur Van Camp of Grand Island has
been installed as messenger at Franklin
vice J P Murray advanced to the posi
tion of operator
The railroad firemen organized a bro
therhood at this place this week it be
ing stated that the membership is about
forty Alliance Times
George Price is a new addition to the
paint gang J P Garvey blacksmiths
helper resigned on Saturday last to be
gin practice of ball playing
Theo Faubin and Will Flint will leave
Sunday evening for McCook where they
have employment in the Burlington
water service Bartley Inter Ocean
Frank Traver of the boilermakers has
been transferred to Denver for which
point he left on No 1 Wednesday The
wife and baby will remain here for the
present
A E Beitel operator at Franklin is
at headquarters on account of the tem
porary transfer of Ralph Cutler to the
dispatchers office where he is subbing
for Pate
George Hart of Norcatur Kansas was
visiting in our city Monday He was
on his way to McCook where he has a
position in the dispatchers office Re
publican City Ranger
Agent J W Overstreet of Ludell has
been transferred to Lafayette and J G
Chambers from Lafayette to Ludell
Extra Agent JFEdwards was in charge
at Ludell pending the transfer
There is a sly rumor at headquarters
that Joe Culbertson of the Denver office
is to be married soon some boldly allege
it may be a June wedding And there
are some indications to that effect
Fireman F J Zajicek was rendered
unconscious Tuesday of last week by
being hit on the head by a chunk of coal
falling on him from the tender The
accident occurred at Wray Colorado
Dispatcher A Calhoun came down
from Denver W ednesday morning on
his way east to spend a vacation of a few
weeks He left on Thursday morning
after a short visit with headquarters
boys and friends
Agent Cann of Danbury contemplates
building a dwelling on his small stock
farm near Danbury Extra Agent J F
Edwards relieved him a few days re
cently to enable him to make some nec
essary arrangements
D R McCallum formerly employed
with the B M station force here
but who has been agent at Inavale for
the year past was in town Tuesday
visiting old friends He will be agent at
Heartwell from now on which fact his
many friends here will be glad to note
Oxford Standard
Rubber Boots come handy for ir
rigating as well as snow and mud
We have a good supply at the Bee
Hive
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING MAY 22 1903
Memorial and Decoration Day Programs
Comrades of the G A R and Ladies
Circle will meet at Odd Fellows hall at
10 oclock sharp column will form there
and march to the M E church where
the following order of exorcises will bo
observed
Reading of orders from dopartmont and
tional headquarters Post Adj Underbill
Music Quartet
Prater Rev Mr Betts
Music Quartet
Memorial Address Rev Mr Shumate
Music Quartot
Music God Bo With You Till We Meet
Again j
Benediction Rov Dean
DECORATION DAY
Members of the G A R Ladies Cir
cle and school cadets will meet at Odd
Fellows hall at 930 sharp form column
and march to Riverviow cemetery The
members of the post and the Ladies
Circle to be escorted by the cadets in
uniform and underarms reversed whore
the following program will be followed
Music America
Address to unknown dead Mrs Dr Wolles
Reading Lincolns address at Gettysburg
Mrs Frank Rathburn
Decorating the graves of our dead
Prayer Post Chaplain
IHNVER
Meet at Odd Fellows hall at 2 p m march to
the Congregationel church es corted by tho
cadets
Music Quartot
Prayer
Address Mayor C E Eldred
Music Quartet
Auuress uev Air Dean
Music Quartot
Voluntary addresses
Benediction
Dr AP Welies Marshal
J A Wilcox Asst Marshal
Should the day be unfavorable tho ad
dresses at the cemetory will bo civen at
the Congregational church in tho after
noon
High School Commencement
The exercises attending the gradua
tion of the class of 1903 from the high
school will be as follows
On Sunday evening May 31 at eight
oclock Rev E R Earle rector of the
Episcopal church will preach the bacca
laureate sermon in the Congregational
church building Tho pastors of the
other city churches will join in making
this a union service
Monday evening Juno 1 is commence
ment The exercises will bo held in Me
nards opera house beginning at 830
oclock Dr James Iledley of Chicago
one of the mo3t versatile and entertain
ing platform orators of the time will de
liver the address Wisdoms Jeweled
Ring will likely be his subject and of
this State Superintendent Fowler says
that it is a masterly production and a
grand treat He is a wonderful word
painter impersonator and story teller
To control the crowd that will desire to
attend this exSvcise and hear this gifted
speaker the same satisfactory plan will
be followed this year as in years past
Admission will be by ticket for which
the small fee of 15 cents will be charged
The plot will be on sale at McConnells
at 7 oclock Tuesday morning May 2G
All chairs on the floor can bo reserved
there
The high school alumni will tender a
complimentary reception and banquet to
the class at the east ward school house
Tuesday evening June 2 Members of
the association can procure their tickets
from Mr Louis Thorgrimson
McCook District Operators to Meet
Station operators of the McCook dis
trict and official representatives of the
Beatrice Creamery Co will hold a con
vention in our city next Tuesday May
26th The McCook district embraces all
the stations west of Oxford on the main
line includes the Oxford Red Cloud
Guide Rock country the Kansas
branches and the Imperial territory In
all about 05 operators are expected to be
present besides a full official represen
tation of the company Experts will
take part in a program of interest A
banquet will be served in the Commer
cial hotel Tuesday evening and the
affair will doubtless bo one of the im
portant business gatherings this section
will witness this year The convention
will be held in the court room and The
Tribune hopes that all who are interest
ed in the creamery or dairy business in
this portion of Nebraska will make it
special business to be present
Methodists May Build
The Methodist brethren are giving the
matter of building a new church some
serious thought these days A structure
modern in style and equipment is under
consideration to cost between 85000
and 10000 As to location for propos
ed new building some favor Upper
Main avenue and the corner south of
the court house is preferred by some of
the brethren The matter of course
has not taken any definite form yet but
they are doing some hard quiet thinking
and figuring and it would not surprise
The Tribune should the project assume
material form this year
Memorial Sunday
All ex soldiers of the Civil war ex-
sailors ex confederates and ladies of the
G A R are cordially invited to meet at
the Odd Fellows hall at 1030 on Sun
dayMay 24 from there they will march
to the Methodist church where a Me
morial sermon will be delivered by Rev
Shumate By the order of
G W Dillon Commander
J W Underhill Adjutant
Everyman to his trade and business
Paul Anon makes it his serious business
to provide the juiciest tenderest meats
for his customers Its his trade He
knows how And then again he uses
the best of corn fed beeves They are
the only kind that produce really good
meat It costs you the same as the poor
tough sort
Friends is the title of a beautiful
oil lithograph showing a charming child
with her kitten just received at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Statuary
china at
vases and fancy decorated
L W McConnells
Seven Shades of soft and dainty nuns
veiling dress goods at 20c per yard at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Ndbvaalm State Hiafor
icLl Soniofv
NUMBER 1
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Jnpalac at Cone Bros
Tho best paint Heath Milligan
You can buy at Cone Bros
Got your garden hose of F D Burgess
Seo tho fino lino of hammocks at Conn
Bros
See those enamel lined refrigorators at
Waitos
For wall paper and
ings goto Cono Bros
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See McMillens wall
looting for your home
all insido finish-
paper before se-
Best grade of garden hoso at very low
prices io v u uurgess
Paints oils varnish stains japalac
enamels etc at McMillens
Best table oil cloth 15c yard at Tho
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
n P Waito will sell you the
grade hose at tho lowest figure
best
Buy anything of Cono Bros pay cash
and you get double trading stamps
Job lot of ladies shoes worth 225 and
250 Special prico 129 DeGroff
Now is tho time to paint Use tho
best Heath Milligan Cono Bros
McMillen has a largo lino of wall
paper goods colorings at right prices
Buy your wall paper of Cono Bros and
got two blue stamps with each 10 cents
II P Waito has a full lino of Alaska
refrigerators and Jewel gasoline stoves
McMillen sells the best mixed paint
you can get guaranteed for threo years
Ladies gauze union suits and gauzo
knee pants at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos
Goodrich Rubber Co make the best
garden hoso All guaranteed by F D
Burgess
Try McMillens sarsaparilla for tho
blood Money refunded if not sat
isfactory
Long sleeved gauze undorvests for
women and children at Tho Thompson
Dry Goods Cos
The Jewel is the most economical and
most durable of all tho gasoliuo stoves
For sale bv II P Waite
If you will go to W T Coleman h you
can get a complete and practical hose
repair for only five cents
Best carpet warp on spools 18c lb
for white 20c lb for colors at Tho
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Are you going to paper If so dont
forget that L W McConnell has some
new things that you should see
Orders taken for strictly tailor made
suits at Kapkes at from 1500 and
upwards Pants at from 1 upwards
Minden Neb Dec 27 1902 I have
used Liquid Koal and find it a good
preventive E C Klinck stock dealer
You can have the prettiest house
your neighborhood by using Heath
in
Milligan paint Buy it at Cone Bros
Coleman handles the superior gasoline
stoves of the market If you want the
best and latest obtainable in that line
see him
Tailor made suits at from 1500 and
upward ordered by Kapke the South
Main street tailor Pants at from 4
upwards
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stove has always been unequalled And
still there are improvements on the
stove this year
Dressing sacques shirt waist suits
shirt waists wrappers and muslin un
derwear in best variety at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos
Kapko will take your orders for suits
strictly tailor made at from 1500 and
upwards 4 and upwards for pants
Satisfaction guaranteed
Your meat bill should be one you are
glad to pay Marsh aims to treat his
customers so well that they like to
spend their money in his market
The Fencing Girl again in town
just received again in the lithographed
pillow tops at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos Inquirers please call now
The Ocean Wave washing machine
runs so light that W T Coleman feels
safe and takes pleasure in guaranteeing
the machines running parts for a year
What the people say who use them
goes They ought to know They do
Their verdict is that the Empire cream
separator has no superior in the market
White silk waists white lawn waists
colored shirt waists black and colored
silk waists of the celebrated Ideal
make at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
only
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
The famous Siberian refrigerator han
dled by W T Coleman is built of the
very best material for saving ice and
preserving provisions from spoiling and
moulding If you are in need of a refrig
erator buy no other
Go and see the trained horses and
ponies with Howes London shows at
McCook Friday June 5th Hosts of
clowns gymnasts acrobats and trapeze
performers both ladies and gentlemen
Rare collection of wild animals The
only big railroad show in McCook this
season
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