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SHOES bought direct from the most reliable mak
ers in this country for all ages of children We
wish to call special attention to our line of
Seamless Shoes for boys at 175
The Hisses Kangaroo Calf Shoe at 125
The Misses genuine welt Shoes at 175
We are glad to show this line to our trade for we
feel they will appreciate this class of footwear at the
exceeding low prices Remember our guarantee is
on every pair of our shoea and if they go wrong we
will cheerfully repair free of charge
THE BEE HIVE
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Announcement
Having bought the Millinery stock of Mrs Delhunty
Artz we wish to extend a cordial invitation to the
ladies of McCook and vicinity to call and inspect our
new line of goods
Watch for announcement
of our opening later
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Interest You
Heres a bug for your ear a
straight statement that ought
to get your interest
Well promise and deliver the
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best printing on time Its because we know how to do the
best and how to do it promptly that our business is increasing
so rapidly May we not add you to our list of satisfied customers
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Mike Walsh
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Old Rubber Copper and Brass
Highest Market Price Paid in Cash
Block West of Citizens Bank
flcCook Nebraska
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A Remarkable Record
Chamberlains Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record It has been in use
for over thirty years during which time
many million bottles have been sold and
used It has long been the standard
and main reliance in the treatment of
croup in thousands of homes yet during
all this time no case has ever been re
ported to the manufacturer in which it
failed to effect a cure When given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse or even
as soon as the croupy cough appears it
will prevent the attack It is pleasant
to take many children like it It con
tains no opium or other harmful sub
stance and may be given as confidently
to a baby as to an adult For sale by
L W McConnell druggist
Bucklens Arnica Salye
Has world wide fame for marvelous
cures It surpasses any other salve lc
tion ointment or balm for cuts corns
burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter
Salt Rheum fever sores chapped hands
skin eruptions infallible for piles Cure
guaranteed Only 25c at L W McCon
nells druggist
A C Ong A M LL B Pres Omaha
Prof A J Lowky Princ
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Endorsed bv FirstNatl
Bankand businessmen
SIO000 In Roll Top Desks Bank Fixtures and
50 Typewriters Students can work for board
Send for free catalogue bound in alligator
finest ever published by a Business College
Read it and you will attend the N B C
Model School Shoes
Models in
every way
Style
Wear
and Fit
Finest Line of
School
Shoes
ever shown in
this city and
made especially
for the hard
wear expected
by boys and
girls at play at
prices as reason
able as shoddy
goods
A E PETTY
Proprietor
JEar2EsEffvc1
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Mns J N Nelms is a guest of Mrs
Henry Walker
Miss Vance Foe of Red Clould was a
city visitor a few days
Miss Elizaijeth Thomson made a fly
ing trip to Harvard Saturday
Miss Myrtle Pate is just home from
her visit to Colorado relatives
Clank Hedges is now employed in
the Citizens Bank as bookkeeper
Mns William Koll came up from
Republican City Thursday on 13
Charles Leach arrived home early
in the week from his Colorado trip
C W Shuutleff of Stratton was in
the city Wednesday on legal business
Miss Maijel Wilcox arrived home
midweek from a long vacation in the
east
Rev O C Dickinson father of Mrs
C R Botts is here for a visit of a few
weeks
Mns A R Clauk has returned from
her visit to her daughter in Elinwood
Kansas
Miss Gkace Huston is down from
Denver guest of her sister Mrs J J
Curran
Mns Harry Kingsbury and little
daughter are the guests of Denver rela
tives this week
Nasby Chkistner of Hayes Center
one of Judge Orrs first lieutenants is
in the city today
Miss Kate Sawyer was hostess at
the regular Tuesday evening gathering
of the O O T club
Mrs G R Frey departed today for
DeQueen Arkansas where her husband
is running an engine
Ada F Abbott a new member of our
teacher corps arrived from Copeland
Idaho first of the week
Miss Maud Burgess late with Miss
Lowman succeeds J J Garrard as
bookkeeper for Grannis
C G Coglizer will leave tonight to
attend to Adventist camp meeting in
Grand Island for a few days
George Reed is down from Colorado
on a visit to relatives and old time
friends in the city and vicinity
Mr and Mrs H Blum of Culbertson
were guests of C G Coglizer Wednes
day evening on their way east
Miss Ida Anton will accompany Miss
Rose Sheldon homo to Lincoln Sunday
morning for a two weeks visit
Irvin Bascom arrived from Pawnee
City this state Tuesday and has taken
a position on The Tribune force
A P Thomson arrived home last
night from spending a few days in
eastern pait of the state on business
Mr and Mrs Albert Barnett ar
rived home Tuesday night from an ab
sence of weeks in different eastern
points
Mr and Mrs H H Tartsch arrived
home midweek after an absence of
eral weeks in Plattsmouth Broken Bow
and other points
Mr and Mrs H E Durham and
children arrived from Kansas last of
week past and will make their home
here in the future
Miss Genevieve Feeney will arrive
from Chicago Saturday and will enter
the millinery store of Zint Menard as
trimmer for the fall season
Irma and Harry Stillman went up
to Wauneta Wednesday to visit their
cousins Harry and Aleen Allen return
ing home on 176 Friday evening
Mrs F M Kimmell and Schell were
guests of Mrs ASCampbell this week
on the ranch near Champion Chase
county arriving home on Friday even
ing
Mrs N L Lowman and Miss Sara
will depart for California Sunday morn
ing on No 13 Heres a hearty hope
for contentment happiness and prosper
ity for them
Miss Eve E Josselyn of Omaha has
been the guest of Trainmaster and Mrs
J F Kenyon for the past week or two
She is the daughter of the chief pur
chasing agent
C W Graves quit the carpenter
trade today and has gone out on the
road for a Bible house He expects to
prepare for the Adventist ministry
The family remains here
Congressman and Mrs G W Norris
and the two girls Hazel and Marian ar
rived home Sunday night on No 3
from Wisconsin where they have been
spending the summer months
J G Schobel had the pleasure
while east of meeting a number of for
mer McCookites In Chicago they met
Miss Howe and Rev Turner In Cin
cinuati he met Ed Gresham who is
thinking of coming west again
Rev F W Dean departed Wednes
day morning on 176 for his new pastor
ate at Wayne a suburb of Chicago
Mrs Dean followed on No 2 Thursday
morning They have the earnest well
wishes of their parishioners and friends
for their success happiness and pros
perity
Stomach Trouble
I have been troubled with my stom
ach for the past four years says D L
Beach of Clover Nook FarmGreenfield
Mass A few days ago I was induced
to buy a box of Chamberlains Stomach
and Liver Tablets I have taken part
of them and feel a great deal better
If you have any trouble with your stom
ach try a box of these Tablets You are
certain to be pleased with the result
Price 25 cents For sale by L W Mc
Connell
Your tablets pencils slates and all
izfc cf school supplies at the Bee Hive
A Call For Action
In accordance with a resolution pass
ed by tho State Board of the Stale
Farmers Co Operative Grain andLho
Stoek Association each director has
charge of tho organization in his con
gressional district Farmers Local or
ganizations and ovory community that
is interested in Co Operative movements
in The Bio Fifth is called to send dele
gates or como en masse to attend tho
meeting at tho city of Holdredge Nob
Sept 12 1903 at 1 oclock p m
Ton reasons why I takes tho liberty of
calling such a meeting
1 Because each farmer should bo a
member of some Farmers Grain Sup
ply Company
2 Because the mere existence of an
organization will have a stimulating
effect on tho local market
3 Because those who oppose us in
this movement havo not done what they
should have done in tho interest of the
farmer
4 Because by banding together we
can secure a bettor market fxr our farm
products and better our condition
0 Because Co Operation affords
equality to all and special privileges to
none
6 Because an organization has never
failed when properly managed
7 Because as director and president
of the State association I feel it my duty
to assist in building up the movement
at every point where the farmers mani
fest an interest
8 Because the State Association
wishes to put forth every effort to furth
er the advancement and interest of ev
ery local in the state
9 Because the officers of the State
Association wish to labor in the day
light of publicity
10 Because in Unity thero is
Strength
Papers throughout tho Big Fifth are
requested to copy J S Canaday
Director of the State Association
Minden Neb Sept 1st 1903
Mr D P Daugherty well known
throughoutMercer and Sumner counties
W Va most likely owes his life to the
kindness of a neighbor He was almost
hopelessly afflicted with diarrhoea was
attended by two physicians who gave
him little if any relief when a neigh
bor learning of his serious condition
brought him a bottle of Chamberlains
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which cured him in less than twenty
four hours For sale by L W McCon
nell druggist
DANBURY
Rollo Van Pelt is under the doctors
care
James Simmons shipped two cars of
hogs to Denver this week
Mr Toner is to take charge of one of
our elevators so says dame rumor
A girl baby Monday morning to Jo
Finley and Mrs Jo Finley Scarrow
Mrs Vinna Peatman of Centerville
Iowa is visiting her aunt Mrs Bates
W C Shockley is very sick also
Mrs Charles Rogers and Mrs Winnie
Eno
Mrs George Morgan and daughter
Miss Alta and Miss Good are taking in
the reunion
Mrs Dan Logan took the midnight
flyer for Fairbury for a few weeks visit
with her brother
Mr and Mrs S W Stilgebouer and
cousin are spending the week at the re
union at Cambridge
Wm Musgrove is hauling rock for the
foundation of a fine barn and other de
sirable improvements
Miss Dora Greenway will teach the
school north of Lebanon commencing
Sept 7th and Miss Mary west of
Lebanon
Mrs McKee on returning from Cam
bridge was called to the bedside of her
daughter Mrs Althae Gibson who is
reported very sick
We wish Brother Campbell would put
on an ox team on the Beaver Valley
branch so fruit and vegetables could be
rushed through before they spoil
The dogs are still crossing the river
Styx by the strychnine route
They are crossing the dark rolling river
But over there theyll have sausage and pie
While here they had nothing but liver
The dogs
Devoured by Worms
Children often cry not from pain but
from hunger although fed abundantly
The entire trouble arises from inanition
their food is not assimilated but devour
ed by worms A few doses of Whites
Cream Vermifuge will cause them to
cease crying and to begin to thrive at
once very much to the surprise and joy
of the mother 50c at A McMillens
As a rule a man will feel well satisfied
if he can hobble around on crutches two
or three weeks after spraining his ankle
and it is usually two or three months
before he has fully recovered This is
an unneccessary loss of time for in
many cases in which Chamberlains Pain
Balm has been promptly and freely ap
plied a complete cure has been effected
in lessthan one weeks timeand in some
cases within three day3 For sale by
L W McConnell
FoiJ rent Six room cottage with
barn See Mrs Elizabeth Ford atF
W Bosworths residence
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Five Lots
1 1
Lot No i
Ginghams
Lawns
etc which
sold at 8c to ioc
Now 6c
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Contain all
Our
Summer
Wash
Goods
Good Styles
Not
Many Left
Come
Right Away
Ccisii
For a bilious attack take Chamber 1
Iains Stomach and Liver Tablets and a
quick cure is certain For sale by LW f
McConnell druggist j
A Bad Breath
A bad breath means a bad
stomach a bad digestion a
bad liver Ayers Pills are
liver pills They cure con
stipation biliousness dys
pepsia sick headache
25c All druggists
Want your moustache or beard a beautiful
brown or ncn Diacir xnen use
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DlinfIMPUAMO nVEfprthe
DULflYlliunnlll u UU
Lot No 2
Contains
material which
sold at 12AC
15c and 17c
Now all 9c
Lot No 3 Not a piece of this lot is worth lOlr
less than 20c We have marked them 12
Lot No 4 Were 25c and 30c -
Now lOL
Lot No 5 Mostly Silk Muslins and 45c 17 p
and 50c Silk Ginghams Now JL
All staple merchandise If your wants are
supplied it will pay to buy for next season
Any Shirt Waist in the House at
OneHalf Regular Price
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For Inspection Work
Engine 2G which is being reconstruct
ed for inspection work for the use of
Superintendent Bignell is undergoing
some surprising changes It already
has a new set of 98 inch drivers under
it A cab is being built over the front
oc the engine This cab will have the
regulation coach roof and sloping end
over the pilot The roof will come
within a foot of the top of the smoke
stack The cab will be about 11 feet
long and extend G feet back of the boiler
head and 5 feet in front A two foot
pilot will be in front of this There
will be seating arrangements for five
occupants
The engineer will have his seat in this
front end cab and connections with the
air throttle and reverse will be there
The fireman will be the only occupant
of the regular cab
Entrance to this inspection cab will
be on the side in front by means of a
door 7 feet high and 1 foot 9 inches
wide There will be plenty of windows
This inspection engine is a decidedly
new departure and embodies mainly the
ideas of Superintendent Bignell There
is nothing like it in this western coun
try Something similar is in use on the
Pennsylvania railroad It will present j
a very odd appearance but will give tho j
very best opportunity for road and aI
other kinds of inspection In front of
the boiler the floor of the cab is only 1
foot 394 inches above the rails Two of
the seats are located here Havelock
Times
21 Years a Dyspeptic
R H Foster 318 S 2d St Salt Lake
m
City writes I have been bothered with
dyspepsia or indigestion for 21 years
tried many doctors without relief re
cently I got a bottle of Herbine One
bottle cured me I am now tapering off I
on the second I have recommended it
to my friends it is curing them too
50c at A McMillens
McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Corn
Wheat rS
Oats b
Rye 7
JIoks I M
Esbs 12H
Butter 20
Barloy a
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