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1J1 MKitf JaMfee M G E McBrido went up to Akron last
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f M ISJKWSU AiirMw tekMTC B J Wright wiper resigned Monday
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made and during tho past two months a
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For Sl 25 we can send you the Ne
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets All druggists refund the money if
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ture is on each box 2
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BANKSVILLE
C F Elliott and Ira have finished
listing corn
Fair weather nowadays and the grass
and grain are responding
Mrs William Eelph is visiting her
daughter near Eustis Nebraska
Mrs W II Hartman Jessie and Glen
were visitors at Banksvillo the 20th inst
J H Relph and wife are the happy
parents of another son to swell the Re
publican ranks
Mrs V E Knobbs is visiting since
Saturday at Banksvilfe before going to
Pueblo Colorado
A Wesch Joe Wesch A Peters A
Weeks and C F Elliott have bought
cream separators recently
GREATLY ALARMED
A Persistent Cough Permanently
Cured by Chamberlains Cough
Remedy
H P Burbage a student at law in
Greenville S C had been troubled for
four or five years with a continuous
cough which he says greatly alarmed
me causing me to fear that I was in the
first stage of consumption Mr Bur
bage having seen Chamberlains Cough
Remedy advertised concluded to try it
Now read what he says I soon felt a
remarkable change and after using two
bottles of the twenty five cents size was
permanently cured L W McConnell
William Hoppe is Killed
Des Moines la May 19 Burlington
Superintendent William Hoppe was in
stantly killed today at Fairfield
He had left this city this morning on
an inspection special with a party of
Burlington officials
When the train reached Fairfield Mr
Hoppe stepped off in front of the east
bound passenger train on the Trenton
division of the Rock Island He was
hit before he could get off the track He
had been with the Burlington for thirty
years and when killed was superintend
ent of bridges for the Iowa division
The Tribune Only 8100 per year
Not ALL in the Price
When you buy Gloves there are
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other things to consider the fit
the style the finish and last and
most important the wearing1
qualities Besides all the ahove
we offer you the largest stock to
select from ranging in price from
three pair for 25c to the finest in
dress kids and silk lined mochas
Each and every pair will be repaired or replaced if they go wrong
THE BEE HIVE
McCOOK
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BARTLEY
Doctors Brown and Hathorn visited Indinn
ola Wednesday
B Q Gossard of McCook was calling in Bart
ley Tuesday evening
Will Flint is beautifying liis mothers resi
dence with a coat of fresh paint
The programs aro out for the graduating class
of our school They aro vory artistic
Dr John Arbogast camo in from Omaha this
week whore ho had beon attending medical col
lege
V Sells formerly of our town is now located
at Gas City Kansas whore ho has a position as
railroad agent
Tho strcots of our village aro being much im
proved by the uso of a road grader Tho grader
is drawn by an engine
Mr Sipos baby swallowed a pin this week
and tho parents are grieving for fear tho result
may bo very injurious
The meetings at tho Christian church have
been quite interesting Up to this writing eight
young ladies and ono young gentleman have
united with the church
The beets planted on sandy bottom ground
aro not doing well the wind and rain greatly
injuring them Those planted on the second
bottom are looking nicely and are now being
cultivated
Tho doctors of Red Willow and adjoining
counties will meet in Bartley this week We
presume they are going to organize a union as
that is all the stylo now They will likely go on
a strike about the time cucumbers aro edible
A Startling Test
To save a life Dr T G Merritt of
North Mehoopany Pa made a startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure He
writes a patient was attacked with
violent hemorrhages caused by ulcer
ation of the stomach I had often found
Electric Bitters excellent for acute stom
ache and liver troubles so I prescribed
them The patient gained from the
first and has not had an attack in 14
months Electric Bitters are posit
ively guaranteed for dyspepsia indiges
tion constipation and kidney troubles
Try them Only 50c at A McMillens
INDIAN0LA
Plourds lost one of their fine horses Sunday
morning
Mrs Hostetter and Fay were Lincoln visitors
Tuesday
Ben Gossard of McCook was an Indianola vis
itor Monday
Miss Lena Hill is homo from Denver on a visit
with her parents
E S Hill and daughter Lena were McCook
visitors Tuesday
Ed Stilgobouer of Danbury was a city visitor
one day last week
Mrs Arthur Lee of McCook was an Indianola
visitor part of the week
Miss Lottie Lamborn of Wilcox Nebraska is
hero for a weeks visit with friends
Mrs Gotschalland daughter Ada of near Dan
bury spent last Monday at W H Smiths
Miss Mamie Mann spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Bartley with her sister Mrs Harry
Paine
Mrs L L Miller camo in from Hastings on
No 3 Wednesday evening for a visit with
friends
Mesdames Collings of McCook visited the fore
part of tho week with MrsW
H Short
Rev Martin baptized five young ladies from
Bartley in the Christian church here Tuesday
afternoon
Mrs Martin Anderson went down to Cam
bridge Saturday morning for a few days visit
with relatives
Several of our fellow townsmen attended the
lecture in tho M E church in McCook last
Monday evening
Several of the young people of our town at
tended a party at the home of Andy Lambert
and wife north of town last Friday evening
Mrs Jacob Hillars niece who has been
spending some timo past with them left Tues
day morning for the eastern part of the state
to visit a sister
Rev Hardcastle of Cambridge preached in
the Congregational church here Sunday morn
ing and in Danbury in the evening He was
accompanied to Danbury by Rev Halbersleben
Joseph Pominville Stillwater Minn
after having spent over 2000 with the
best doctors for stomach trouble with
out relief was advised by his druggist
Alex Richard to try a bos of Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets He
did so and is a well man today If
troubled with indigestion bad taste in
the mouth lack of appetite or consti
pation give these tablets a trial and
you are certain to be mere than pleased
with the result For sale at 35c per box
by L W McConnell druggist
Maud Last night Jack told me that
he wouldnt marry the best girl living
unless what unless she took Rocky
Mountain Tea Sensible fellow 35 cts
L W McConnell
Thursday
C M McCurdy has been transferred
from theTepair track to tho roundhouse
forco
Brakeman E M Snydor is absent in
Denver on a law suit as witness for the
company
J Churchwoll of the blacksmithshop
resigned and is now working in Knip
ples store
Conductor Willetts is a witness for
the company in a suit at law in Greeley
this week
G L Burney is flagging and n S
Spaulding is on with Conductor Wolff
temporarily
E F Raney has been added to tho
machinist force this week and E II
Charles is a new machinists helper
Switchman A P Ely of the Red Cloud
yard has returned from the east where
he went on account of an injured eye
Brakeman G D LeIIew is in Denver
as a witness for tho company in a law
suit and Emil Heuckel is relieving him
Effective May 1st Burlington oper
ators will be paid overtime for work per
formed outside their regular working
hours
J R VanHorn is in Greeley this
week as a witness for the company in a
law suit L A Hurlburt is flagging in
his place
FW Jones returned from Red Cloud
Wednesday morning and went to Tren
ton the same night returning here on
Thursday morning
Chief Clerk Stayner of the trainmas
ters office went up to Denver Wednes
day to give instructions on the now sys
tem of keeping time in the train service
Brakemann J J Barry is attending
the B of R T convention in Denver
this week as a delegate from the local
lodge and George Martin is flagging for
him meanwhile
Switchman W W Prall of the Akron
yard has gone to Denver to undergo an
operation which it is expected willl keep
him there for a month R A Prigga of
the local force has gone up to relieve him
Conductor Tim Foley is a witness for
Burlington in Denver this week in liti
gation F M Washburn and J W
Ridenour have his and Earl Snyders
run meanwhile Conductor J F Utter
has Washburns car during the change
and Conductor William Washburn has
way car No 127 temporarily
Conductor Everett Dwyer fell between
the cars at Akron Wednesday morning
as the train was moving cut of the yard
and one of his legs was so badly mashed
by the wheels that amputation below the
knee was necessary He was moved to
the hospital of St Luke in Denver and
his recovery is expected Dyer is well
known over the Western division and
there will be general regret at his great
misfortune
ftabldl6s so Sopport Art
The government of Bavaria haa
voted a considerable sum for the main
tenance of art institutions throughout
the kingdom during the coming year
The allowances for the purchase of
paintings and their preservation is
particularly liberal The various art
Institutes In Munich receive handsome
subsidies and the Germanic museum
In Nuremberg gets an increased allow
ance Various other institutions have
been voted large amounts for repairs
and maintenance These art allow
ances in all reah 3108163 marks
739741 -Emil Hensel In Chicago
Record
MiitakPS Made at the Mint
John Erhard of Philadelphia has a
coin dafid 1891 which has a hea I on
either 3irle showing that mistakes aie
nade evon -it the mint Every fin
ished coin passes through the hands- of
a great many experts and there is jlt
tle chance of an imperfect piece escap
ing this scrutiny There are sail to
be many of them m circulation how
ever No particular value is attached
to the corns outside of their rarity aa
curioaitios
3111k AttraciH Disease Germs
Place a jug of milk near fish for a
few hours and there will be a fishy
flavor about it In this same way that
milk is susceptible to odors so it at
tracts disease germs diphtheria tp
phoid fever etc are often contracted
in this manner This is not always
due to carelessness for these bacilli
are in the very air we breathe The
only true safeguard when contagious
disease is about to sterilize the milk
To Preserve Wlssahlcboa Monastery
Efforts are to be made by Philadel
phia people to preserve the old mon
astery near Wissahickon The mon
astery was constructed by the Seventh
Day Baptists when they were an order
and dates back a century and a half
It is of great historic interest but has
fallen into declay since the decline of
the orders by which it was once in
habited
Corn -Rotting In Fields
Corn is so plentiful in the vicinity
of Chelsea I T that the farmers are
letting it rot in the fields Twenty
cents a bushel is all they can get for
it and they do not think that pries
pays for harvesting
Egyptological Enthusiasm
It may be noted as an agreeable evi
dence of the spread of Egyptological
enthusiasm in America that nearly
half the aggregate income of the fund
for the last year came from the
United Statc London Spectator
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Corn
Come Today and
Select from our
ine of
Wash Fabrics
the riaterial for
your Summer
Dresses and Waists
Big assortment of
White and Colored
in the newest
weaves
New Line of Parasols
Let us show them to you before the assort
ment is broken
For Groceries call Phone 22
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THE THIEF OF BEAUTY
Is Captured by
Bradflelds Regulator
Thousands of young women are awaking
to the fact that inherited comliness has
been stolen and instead of glowing
cheeks and bright eyes the tell tale
wrinkles of pain have taken their place
These are the warning feelings Weak
and tired jn the morning no life to enter
upon their former pleasures irritable
cross dull headaches general dispirited
ieeiing sieepiess nignts cold ieet bear
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4500 to California and Back
Via the Burlington Route for the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States at Los
Angeles May 21st to June 2nd
Tickets on sale May 3 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 limited for return to July 15
1903 Stopovers allowed at many points
of interest
Ask the ticket agent for particulars
Wheat
Oats
Rye
Hogs
Eggs
Butter
McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
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55
35
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50
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Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by the McCook postoffice May 20 1903
Bunstock Clarence Frank Fred
Feltz Rev D Imel S B
Eargan Geo Miller J M
Miller G W
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M KiMMELii Postmaster
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Answered by the
BLUE FRONT
LIVERY BARN
Will make all trains and an
swer all calls to any
part of the city
PHONE 36
W H Ackerman
McCook Nebraska
SHERIFFS SALE
By yirtne of an order of sale issued from tho
District Court of Red Willow county Nebraska
under a decree in an action wherein Samuel C
King is plaintiff and Richard M Williams and
Kate EWilliain are defendants to me directed
and delivered I shall offer at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the east door of the
court house in McCook Red Willow county
Nebraska on the 22nd day of June 10X at tho
hour of 1 oclock p in tho following describe
real estate to wit The northwest qnarter of
the southwest quarter of section 21 in township
2 north in range 20 in Red Willow county tho
sonthwet qnarter of the northwest quartfrof
section 21 in township 2 north in range 30 in
Red Willow county the fast half of the
quarter of section 20 in township 2 north
in range 20 in Red Willow county the west
half of the southeast qnarter of section 20 fr
township 2 north range SO in Red Willow
county Nebraska VHP
Dated this 22nd day of May 1D03
A C Ceabteee Sheriff
W R Staek Attorney
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