The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, August 21, 1903, Image 5

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DEAIEE IN
POULTRY
and EGGS
Old Rubber Copper and Brass
Highest Market Price Paid In Cash
Block West of Citizens Bank
flcCook - Nebraska
CHICHESTERS ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
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Safe Always reliable Ladles ask Druggist for
CIIICIIESTEirN ENGLISH in Red and
Gold metallic boxes sealed with blue ribbon
Take no other Itcfune dangerous Hubitti
lutionfinnd imitation Buy of your Druggist
or send 4c in stamps for Particulars Testi
monials and Relief for Ladles In Utter
by return Mall IO000 Testimonials Sold by
all Druggists
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO
2100 Stadison Square
Mention tail paper
IMILA PA
Dysentery Cured Without Aid of a Doctor
I am just up from a hard spell of the
flux dysentery says Mr T A Pinner
a weil known merchant of Drummond
Tenn I used one small bottle of
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy and was cured without
having a doctor I consider it the best
cholera medicine in the world There
is no need of employing a doctor when
this remedy is used for no doctor cant
prescribe a better medicine for bowel
complaint in any form either for children
or adults It never fails and is pleasant
to take For sale by L W McConnell
druggist
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets All druggists refund the money if
it fails to cure E W Groves signa
ture is on each box 25c
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THE BEE HIVE
Not Over Wise
Thoro is an old allegorical picture of a
girl scared at a grass hopper but in the
act of heedlessly treading on a snake
This is paralleled by tho man who spends
a largo sum of money building a cyclone
cellar but neglects to provide his family
with a bottle of Chamberlains Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safe
guard against bowel complaints whoso
victims outnumber thoso of a cyclone a
hundred to one This remedy is every
where recognized as tho most prompt
and reliable medicine in use for these
diseases For sale by L W McConnell
druggist
Notice to Subscribers
After September 1st the price of Tho
Omaha Daily News will he S150 a year
Subscriptions will be received at the old
price100 a yoarduring August
Mowers and raltes the Deering o
course at W T Colemans
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We have just received 25 dozen
of that famous line made on the
special lasts and trimmed in all
the new and up-to-date colors
of vestings and velvets black
white and brass eyelets Fat
baby shoes that will fit feet you
never have been able to lit be
fore Please call and inspect the
line They are without an equal
McCOOK
- NEBRASKA
What Ydu Like
Just the meat you like in just the way
you like it Fine firm and tender beef
young lamb clean and sweet pork
smoked and salt meats Whether you
order from home or come personally your
orders are given our best consideration
and we gurrantee that you will be satis
fied Paul Anton
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NO
SALE AT
Diamonds Clothing Store
Biit Great
Reductions
We are compelled to offer in
order to raise money by September
1st to enable us to meet the pay
ment for the building we occupy
therefore please read the follow
ing carefully It will be to your
advantage Any article in the
store which includes Clothing
Shoes Hats Shirts Working
Clothes Trunks Valises and Fur
nishing Goods will be sold at a
sacrifice Here are a few of the
many reductions
Finest Custom made
Suits
Price now18 will be sold rf C fC
m up to September 1st for tj 1 UUU
Price now 10 will b sold
up to September 1st for
600
Price now 6 strictly all wool will bo
bo sold up to September Uj r
1st for sJDU
Boys Suits
From 5 to 13 years rf 4 f TT t
of age plUU UP
Mens Pants
5 grade up to September
1st for
Strictly all wool Pants
for
250
150
Dress Shirts
A limited quantity of 75c ones sizes 14
to 17 no 15 wo are
offering for
3T2C Ea
All our 125 and 150 Gold and Silver
brand Sbirts Geo P Ide Co go up
to September 1st
for only
95c Ea
Remember we carry the best line
of Childrens School Shoes in Mc
Cook a present to each child
while they last Come early and
secure anyening you neea in our 4
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Yours for trade
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McCOOK
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You will
Have to
Hurry
To beat our prices on School Shoes
We have an immense stock of the Famous Richard
son Seamless for Boys Youths and Little Gents
Dont let them soak you with an inferior article
MODEL SHOE STORE
A E PETTY7
Proprietor
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In the Coay Toluca Country
Marquette Wyoming Aug 10th 1903
F M Kimmell Dear Sir It seems
strange that a man has to take a trip of
about a thousand miles on tho railroad
to successfully fish for the most beauti
ful of the finny tribe tho trout Such
is the case however and it may not be
long when oven this maybe lost to thoso
who enjoy tho sport and tho outing it
affords Westward tho course of empire
has taken its way to such an extent that
wild land hardly exists except in the
bad lands where nothing can grow
Tho reservation allotted to the Crow
Indians would bo a perfect puradise
were it settled by tho white people As
it is the Indians only raise ponies and
dogs We came across a few ranches
where wheat alfalfa and potatoes were
grown which shows what can be done
with the land It is well watered with
creeks and ditches We came by tho
Custer battlefield and so calm and
green and peaceful did it seem one
could hardly imagine that only a few
years ago such a bloody battle was here
fought Uncle Sam dont issue rations
to Indians under forty years of age so
Mr Buck Indian has to rustle like a
white man After landing at Toluca
Montana we took the branch to the end
of the line About one third of the line
runs through the well watered reserva
tion but the remainder goes through
what reminds one of no mans land of
Australia nothing there except a lonely
jack rabbit who hides behind a boulder
as if ho were ashamed to bo found there
The road bed all the way between Tolu
ca and Cody is fine all ballasted with
tho finest kind of stone there is one
short tunnel on the line The company
could not get into Cody without build
ing almost a suspension bridge so the
town is about two miles from the station
It is a typical frontier town five or six
saloons with the gambling attachments
all in good working order A majestic
mountain rises above the town rugged
and covered with scrub pine and cedar
At the top is where William Cody
Buffalo Bill wishes to be buried It is
certainly a grand and beautiful place
in the summer We left Cody in a wag
onette which was certainly well loaded
and drove about thirty five miles Buf
falo Bill has a rdnch on the south fork
of tho Shoshone There is only one
store on the way where the principal
thing sold was blankets and whiskey
The county road was miserable which
we had to follow for about two thirds of
the way the remainder of the way was
over tho government road to the Yellow
stone park Forest reserve guards pa
trol this road almost every day and the
one who dont put out his camp fire will
find that it will go hard with him fire
notices are put on trees everywhere
Some parties camped out in the Yellow
stone park and left without extinguish
ing their camp fire were brought back
by the inspectors after getting away
almost ten miles It was certainly an
oversight that we did not have a photo
graph outfit with us and someone who
could handle it Some of the most beau
tiful and grand mountains passes and
rugged cliffs were constantly presenting
themselves The Shoshone tumbles
through gorges and over boulders noisy
and swift The boys had two large
guns with them but could not use them
the game law is rigidly enforced even
the bears are protected As far as the
elk are concerned the game law was im
perative Thousands of elk were slaught
ered for their teeth alone a full set of
elk teeth are worth a fortune a small
one I have seen one alone mounted
and sold for thirty five dollars for a
watch charm I stood within fity feet
of one of the finest red deer I ever saw
the noise of the river made it impossible
for the animal to hear We went up to
fish for trout and found that owing to
the- immense number of grasshoppers
constantly falling into the river the
trout refused to bite at an artificial fly
and we used a plain hook with a hopper
attachment I dont know who got the
most fish but think R B A got his
share Young Sutton is getting to be
a thorough sportsman of couise that is
natural a chip off the old block you
know Mr Archibald George and
Bruce Campbell John Archibald Harold
Sutton Herbert Frey and myself made
quite a party to cook for as this is
always a difficult and thankless job I
will pass it by but we did most surely
miss Brother Ward Camping parties
are constantly passing up the govern
ment road on the way to the Yellowstone
park We met one party from far off
Boston with the most expensive outfit
that could be purchased they had Win
chesters enough with them to kill all the
bears in Wyoming The girls in the
party as well as the young men had their
sleeves rolled up so as to get a good coat
of ton to take back to Bosting It
makes me think of the lady who
came from the east and made the re
mark that it took four years to get her
complexion and she spoiled it in one
day in McCook
I came across Len Meserve Bert God
win and John Mullen all old McCook
men We certainly had a fine time and
the boys did not order bacon for their
supper Avhen they got home I dont
think Yours truly
H M T
Strayed or Stolen
From my pasture one half mile south
of town a three-year-old bay mare Has
left ear split Reward for return or in
formation as to whereabouts
John Schmidt
Time Card
McCook Neb
MAIN LINK KAHT DnrAKT
No tl CoutralTimo 1115 pm
2 510aM
12 820 am
14 955 PM
No 5 arrives from cast at 8 p m
main link west depart
No 1 Mountain Timo 111 A M
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5 750 pm
13 825am
imperial line
No 170 arrives Mountain Time 7J0 p m
No 175 departs 700 am
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
cents free on through trains Tickets gold
and baggage chocked to any point in tho United
States or Canada
For information timo tables maps and tick
ets call on or write A P Thomson Agent
McCook Nebraska or J Francis General
Passenger Agout Omaha Nebraska
BARTLEY
Mrs Niltonbergers father and mother
are hero on a visit from Oklahoma
John Wolfe is hauling stono for tho
foundation of an addition to his home
Soveral parties from Bartley drove to
Indianola Sunday evening to church
EdLohrcame in fromlnavale where
he is operator He will visit the home
folks a few days
Rev Meeker stepped into a ditch last
week and badly sprained his ankle He
is improving slowly
Miss Grace Brown enjoyed a pleasant
visit in the country this week with her
friend Miss Nellie Rittenberg
Bartley played a return game with
Lebanon Tuesday afternoon in which
Bartley won by a score of 7 to 6
The return of tho teachers from the
normal makes it more cheery Thev all
speak words of praise for the school
The M E Sunday school had a picnic
in tho timber north of Mr Ritchies
home It was well attended and all re
port an enjoyable time
Henry Baugman of Freedom called in
Bartley Tuesday afternoon on his way
to Indianola where he is working in the
barber shop of Mr Enfield
The Bartley and Stockville ball clubs
will meet on the Bartley diamond Fri
day at 2 p m The best game of the
season is expected at that time
The Misses Dell and Dott Gregory ac
companied by Messrs Frank Premer
and Bob Gregory went to Wilsonville
Saturday to visit Mrs Hayes a sisterof
the Gregorys
Monday the Bartley ball boys wont
over to Lebanon with the hope that they
would return covered all over with glory
but returned a humiliated crowd Score
13 to 9 in favor of Lebanon
Potent Pill Pleasure
The pills that are potent in their action
and pleasant in effect are DeWltts Little
Early Risers W S Philpot of Albany
Ga says During a bilious attack I
took one Small as it was it did me
more good than calomel blue mass or
any other pills I ever took and at the
same time it effected me pleasantly
Little Early Risers are certainly an ideal
pill Sold by L W McConnell
BANKSVILLE
Temperature Tuesday afternoon 98
degrees above
B W Benjamin was a Herndon busi
ness visitor Tuesday
Much grain stacking is done but there
is lots of it in the shock yet for lack of
labor
Tho late rains are making the corn and
fodder crop and are worth many dollars
to this section
William Sigwingis doing the theshing
for Andrew Anderson Harve Rowland
has been helping
The rainfall here Friday afternoon
and Sunday morning amounted to over
an inch and a half
A M Benjamin and family were vis
itors recently at his brother-in-laws in
Kansas Mitchells
C F Elliott and Ira have 100 acres of
grain to put in the stack and have a
large amount of it stacked already
J H Relph has been having a dick
ens of a time getting a new windmill
put up and in the meantime has had to
draw on outside supply to keep his stock
moist The mill is up now
Call For Bids
The building committee of district 8
Redwillow County Nebraska will re
ceive sealed bids for the construction of
a new school house for said district ac
cording to plans and specifications to be
seen at The McCook Tkibuse office
Said bids will by opened on Saturday
August 22nd 1903 A certified check
for 85000 must accompany each bid
Committee reserves right to reject any
and all bids JW Burtless
IH Wassox
W G Dutton
Building Committee
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Thats what you need some
thing to cure your bilious
ness and give you a -good
digestion Ayers Pills are
liver pills They cure con
stipation 2nd biliousness
Gently laxative An dSists
WantYourmoiistnche or Ward a beautiful
br wn or rich black Thenuse
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Five Lots
Contain all
Our
Summer
Wash
Lot No 1 Lot No a
Ginghams JOOUS Contains
Lawnsu matenal vhich
Good Styles
etc which sold at iict
sold at 8c to toe Not lc anj lyCm
Now 6c May Left- Now all 9c
Come
Right Away
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Lot No 3 Not a piece of this lot is worth
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less than 20c We have marked them IC
Lot No 4 Were 25c and 30c m
Now t luC
Lot No 5 Mostly Silk -Muslins and 45c -
and 50c Silk Ginghams Now V J C
All staple merchandise If your wants are
supplied it will pay to buy for next season
Any Shirt Waist in the House at
One Half Regular Price
Reui
Jim
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VanDepoeL
My boy when four years old was taken
with colic and cramps in his stomach
I sent for the doctor and he injected
morphine but the child kept getting
worse I then gave him half a teaspoon
ful of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and in half an hour
he was sleeping and soon recovered F
L Wilkins Shell Lake Wis Mr Wil
kins is book keeper for the Shell Lake
Lumber Co For sale by L W Mc
Connell druggist
C H Colsok is painting new scenery I
for the opera house which is also being
overhauled somewhat and repainted on
the inside Later on a new hardwood
floor will be laid The completed j
provements will cost about 400 1
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McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Com 10
Wheat 56
Oats a
Rye r
Hogs 140
Eggs Vii
Butter iyt
Rye 35
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