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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1905)
B V mt A 4 m a i I a f lit r 11 i v tT 5- Special on Wall Paper Wo hao some desirable patterns in better grado papers at special prices Corao in and see then A McMillev Druggist 9 - Mas F E Biuunbu observod Decora tion day in Oxford Mns Eph Benjamin and tho children are visiting in Ilendley and Hebron this week Dit O C Mastin has decided to re turn to Indianoln Ho has ronted his oflico rcsUencq to Dr S O Beach who will occupy tho same Mus A W IIuNTand baby returned to Wilsonville ThurBdoy morning She has boon here a fow weeks securing treatment for nn ailinir baby New tans and other light weights for Spring and Summer have arrived and are being inspected by our customers We ourselves are much pleased with the new line and are enj o y i n g fch e satisfaction it is giving others Brand new styles that have never before een shown 250 to 600 1 Mode A E PETTY Prop Barnctt Lumber Company v nil mil a awn McCook Market Quotations Corrected Friday morning Corn ft Wheat i S5 Oats Ryo l M Bnrloy 35 Hoga 4 C Eggs 13 Good Butter s 15 WOOL WANTED I will pay the highest market price Inquire at Diamonds Burlington Bulletin Attractive Summeu Touks Take Your Choice Join the increasing throng of Ameri cans who are commencing to roalizo tho common sense in getting some pleasure out of life To Denver Colorado Springs Rocky Mountains and Salt Lake Very low excursion rates daily from June 1st still lower the first week in July long return limits To CaliforniaPortland Exposition and Puget Sound Cities Frequent low oxcursion rates from May Lit less than half rates all summer limits Make that long deferred tour of California Portland and Puget Sound this summer To Eastern Resorts Commencing June lstjdaily Summer Tourist Rates to Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota tfie Lake Region Canada and the Now Eng land Coast you will find some kind of a summer rate available for your visit back east Watch for tho additional special rates for big eastern conventions Consult with the nearest Burlington ticket ngent L W Wakeley Geul Pass Agent Geo S Scott Omaha Nebraska Agent McCook Neb Situations Wanted Teachers are writing inquiries in to McCook to learn if there will be oppor tunities again this summer to defray a part of their expenses while attending the junior normal school by doing house work Those who have work of any kind that will fall in this class are re quested to notify G II Thomas Such a list will be kept on file as well as the names and addresses of those seeking employment The plan will bo of ad vantage to all concerned A Guaranteed Cure For Piles Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud ing Piles Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case no matter of how long standing in 6 toll days First application gives ease and rest 50c If your druggist hasnt it send 50c in stamps and it will be for warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co St Louis Mo HOLLISTERS Rocky fountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Medioina for Busy People Brings Golden Health and Bonawed Vigor A specific for Constipation Indigestion lilve and Kidney Troubles Pimples Eczemn Impure Blood Bad Breath Siujruish Bowels Headache and Backache Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab let form 85 cents a box Genuine made by Hollister Drug Company Madison Wis GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE twtiin1 m WimWEmmm Mmimmmlm m g rasa June Weddings and g 11 m DiAnoNDs June Sale M During the month of June we are going to run a special sale of first class merchandise including Mens Boys Childrens Clothing Shoes for all Gents Furnishings Hats Trunks Suit Cases etc To those who live at distance it will pay them to at tend this sale Note the following prices Mens all wool suits in fancy cheriots and mixed goods S1500 values now 1000 All wool worsted splendid quality 10 values now 798 All wool nobby and black good quality 750 at 500 Young Mens Suits all wool black Thibet highest grade goods ages 11 to 18 15 values 1000 Childrens all styles both in wash goods and wool from 50 cents to 500 Mens fine all wool pants pegged top and ever other style from 200 to 100 all sizes Our line of Furnishing Goods is Complete Mens pleated pink shirts 100 ones 49c Mohair fancy shirts 250 ones 125 Silk string ties 10c Mens faacy underwear blue pink cream 25 cents Our special line of Shoes and Slippers is Complete for Men Women ancl Children Mens slippers tan and black seamless Kant Rip 250 values 1 90 500 hand made dress shoes in three dif ferent leathers 350 Ladies 250 dress shoes 195 200 everyday shoes 135 350 easy slippers best fit 225 Little folks best 2 shoes 115 150 slippers 79c This is a bona fide sale and would ask everyone to investigate and compare prices Your trade solicited Our goods are all new and up-to-date at Diamonds Clothier and Gents Outfitter SELL THE BEST POSTS TANKS LUMBER COAL WOOD GIVE US A TRIAL ADDITIONAL PERSONAL Mrs P M Kimmeil was hostess at two KenningtonH this week Wednes day Mrs HJ Pratt played a pinno Eolcction Miss Elsio Campbell sang and Mrs 0 II Meeker gave a reading Mrs V IT Soliday was victor in the Magazine guessing contest Thursday afternoon Mrs II J Pratts piano numbers wero the entertainment fea tures together with tho Magazine gues sing in which Mrs G R Snyder was successful A three course luncheon was served Despicable Acts of Unknown Parties The Tribune lias beeu called upon lately to note somo despicable acts but nothing meaner has come to our notice than those of Decoration day when flowers vase set pieces etc were stolen and removed from graves by un known cowardly and despicable charac ters Among thoso reporting such acts at this oflice are A W Utter and George Beck Both had flowers stolen and re moved from graves of dear ones Mr Beck states in this connection that he will pay 10 for information leading to conviction of the parties and 31500 additional upon conviction It might be helpful for the cemetery authorities to add a material sum to this offer RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS Conductor and Mrs Eph Benjamin are Lincoln visitors part of the week Brakeman JJ Barry is wrestling with rheumatism and has gone to Denver for relief Brakeman C A Deloy and bride went down to Oxford Sunday ou a visit re turning home Wednesday Word from Dispatcher Ralph Cutler at Sterling Colorado announces the birth of their first born a son Mr and Mrs C W Martin went down to lloldrego first of the week on business returning yesterday S M Cooks mother from St Joe Mo and Mrs Cooks father are here on account of the serious illness of Mrs Cook Conductor F M Washburn had busi ness in Ilaigler a day or two this week Herman Hegeubergor was in charge of the 11138 during his absence Engineer W If Dungans family has moved up from Hastings and they will be located iu the Allen C CI do dwell ing on Madison street which has been prettily papered painted etc against their occupancy Conductors Eph Benjamin and Wil liam Hegenbcrger returned home Tues day from attending a grievance com mittee meeting in Lincoln first of week G L Ellis represented the west end at the meeting Conductor L M Best had tho 11222 while Benjamin was away Ralph Haggard for years connected with the Lincoln storehouse has been appointed round house foreman at Ox ford and assumed the duties of his new position on Juno 1st He was in McCook Monday in consultation with Master Mechanic Archibald concerning the position and its duties The Kansas City line suffered some what from the heavy rain of Sunday and Sunday night No 13 Monday had to come around over the Chicago Denver line Four miles south of Be atrice 200 feet of track was washed out The track west of Red Cloud suffered considerable damage also LIVE STOCK MARKETS AT KANSAS GITY THE WEEKS TRADE REPORTED BY CLAY ROBINSON COMPANY LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES AT CHICAGO KANSAS CITY OMAHA FIOUX CITY ST JOSEPH AND DENVER Kansas City May 31 1905 Receipts of cattle so far thisweekare 19500 last week 29800 last year 15 000 Killing stock was mostly ten cents higher Monday stockers and feeders steady Prices Tuesday were steady to ten cents higher for killing grades stockers and feeders slow and mostly ten cents lower The proportion of beef steers was liberal today including many well finished cattle but nothing strictly choice A few sales were five cents higher but general rates were steady to strong Best cows and heifers were strong to ten cents higherothers steady Bulls were steady veals were scarce and strong Trading for stockers and feed ers was slow with rates for best kinds weak others ten to fifteen cents lower The following table gives quotations now ruling Extra prime corafed steers 75 to 6 00 WooH 4U to 5HI Ordinary 4 fin to 5 41 Choice corafed heifers 4 S3 to 5 25 Good 4 30 to 4 85 Medium 1 00 to 4 50 Choice cornfed cows 4 50 to 4 S5 Good 3 75 to 4 50 Medium 3 25 to 3 75 Canners 2 00 to 3 CO Choice staKS 4 50 to 5 00 Choicofed bulls 4 00 to 4 50 Good 3 50 to 4 00 BoloRna bulls 2 25 to 3 00 Veal calves 5 00 to 5 50 Good to choice native or western stockers 4 25 to 4 SO Fair 3 75 to 4 25 Common 3 25 to 3 75 Good to choice heavy native feeders 4 50 to 5 00 Fair 3 75 to 4 50 Good to choice heavy branded horned feeders 4 00 to 4 50 Fair 3 50 to 4 00 Common 3 25 to 3 50 Good to choice stock heifers 3 00 to 3 25 Fair 2 50 to 3 00 Good to choice stock calvessteers 4 50 to 5 00 Fair 3 75 to 4 50 Good to choice stock calvesheifers 3 23 to 3 75 Fair 2 73 to 3 25 Receipts of hogs this week are 39200 last week 237300 last year 21000 Mondays markot was five to ten cents lower Tuesdays trade strong to five cents higher closing easy and today five cents lower closing weak Bulk of sales were from 520 to 525 top 530 Receipts for sheep this week are 18 100 last week 21600 last year 11900 Mondays market was strong and active Tuesday was steady on lambs but weak on sheep and today with receipts of only 1800 all grades were strong and active We quote Choice lambs 6 to 615 choice yearlings 540 to 565 choice weathers 175 to 4 85 choice ews 135 to 150 For wooled stock add fifty cents per cwt Theres no flour like the home flour after alii is the joyful story of the pleased housewife when Doans 91 is in evidence in Hie Tamlly baking New Firm But nn Old Favorite Tho Odell general merchandise store this week passed into tho ownership of Ed lluber who for yen rs has been with M E Knipple Mr lluber takes with him into his newly purchased business experience push and lots of get up-and-go and by these togother with nn activo desiro to please his customers by tho most liberal and courteous treatment and tho sale of the best the market af fords at the lowest prices consistent with best grndes of goods ho hopes to merit a continuance of tho fine trade Mr Odell has enjoyed and tho gradual enlargement of his circle of pleased and contended regulnr customers Almost Its Silver Anniversary With this issue The Tiuhune enters the twenty fourth years of its existance While the paper has not realized all its publisher had intended and hoped for it has achieved a fair measure of success and has the confidence of an increasing number of readers We hope thisshow ing may bo very materially improved by tho developments of the ensuing jear The publisher will meet every de mand of the people of McCGok and Red Willow county for a better equipped newspaper plant Try us with your patronngo and meet a ready and prompt and effective response Memorial Sunday The churches of the city joined in Memorial services Sunday morning in the Methodibt church which was well filled The post and circle followed tho colors from the post hall where they assembled shortly after ten oejock and at 11 oclock the following services were held There were about forty veterans in the line The formal program of the occassion was as fc Hows Orffan voluntarj Music Choir Prayer Rev Carson Music Choir Scripture less oii Music Choir Offering for Decoration Day Anti em Choi r Sermon Rev Carman Mu ic Choir Benediction Rev Conrad Rev Carmans sermon was of a very feeling quality DECORATION DAY The observance was very similar to those of past years with the exception that there were a few more graves to de corate as the list herewith discloses and less of flowers to do it with on account of lateness of the season As per plan followed in late years the decorations of the graves of veterans and others was performed by a post com mittee and by citizens in the fornoon and the formal exercises of the day were held in tho afternoon according to the following program J A Wilcox chair man Commander G W Dillon in charge of the post Music Address Rev XV H McFadden Music Reading Adjutant Reading Lincolns Gettjsberg Address Mrs Dutton Music Address to unknown dead Mrs Rathbun Mi Benediction Kev Loughran Following graves of veterans were de corated in the several cemeteries RIVERVIEW David Keith ley Marion B Brown Chester Ward R S Cooley D A Clements Charles Fox J B McCabe John D Gerver Peter Groves Moses Battershall William M Irwin Elias H Conrad CEMETERY Smith Gordon Charles Turner Thomas M Scott J B Farnsworth Edwin Farnsworth W X Johnson Lyman Miller Josiah B Roshong A W Schaeffer C L Xettleton A G Thomas Willard Matthews LONGVIEW CEMETERY Charles Walker In addition to above there is in River view one son of a veteran Albert son of James M Hamilton of Pass Christian Miss and one Confederate soldier R R Stewart is buried in Longview Quite a number of citizens decorated the graves of departed loved and dear ones It Saves You Honey Dr Howards Dyspepsia Specific Reg ular Price 50cLon Cone BroPrice 25c The special half price sale of Dr How ards specific for the cure of consti pation and dyspepsia by Lon Cone Bro means the saving of a few dollars on every familys yearly bill for medi cines Each 50 cent bottle Lon Cone Bro sell it for 25c contains sixty doses of a medicine that is pleasant to take and which can be depended upon to cure the worst case of constipation dyspepsia or liver trouble Lon Cone Bro have so much faith in the superior merit of this medicine that they say If Dr Howards specific does notkcure you come back to our store and we will re turn your money If you are troubled with constipation headache or dizziness or if your food does not digest naturally and easily you cannot afford to let pass the special price that Lon Cone Bro are making this week on Dr Howards specific Agricultural high schools such as have made Denmark a shining light in the farming world are being established in many of the states of this country One of the most interesting and impor tant of the newer agricultural high schools is that of Waterford Pa and western farmers will read much interest in this weeks Homestead of Des Moines Iowa a special article by H O Samp son describing this school and the work the development of interest in the agri cultural course among the students both city and country the courses of study the subjects taken up the essays by students at stated intervals the text books used conferences with farmers of the locality so as to combine practice with theory etc The Homesteads spe cial articles are raising farming to a high plane but they are only one of many admirable editorial and depart mental features of this great farm paper The Tribune is always glad to accept and forward subscriptions for The Homestead which cannot be too widely circulated The farmers of Red Willow county are thoroughly up-to-date and capable of appreciating and utilizing such publications HANY ainy Days That is why you should look over our stock of Cravcncttc Coats and the new lot ofUHBRELLAS which we have just received We have the 1 Umbrellas mm SOc to 500 Jl a- We have some good SILKS suit able for thepopular Shirt Waist J Suits Also black TAFFETA SILKS the wear guaranteed kind at 75C 100 and I5o The latter two are 36 inches wide Deroff 9 y A V FRANKLIN President A C EBERT Cashier W B WOLFE Vice President 6 CITIZENS BANK OF MeCOOK NEB Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 4000 A FRANKUH a B x a a DIRECTORS W B WOLFE A C EBERT J4ip04X Acquire the Habit of saving We furnish a handsomely finished 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