The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, June 05, 1908, Image 4

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Creating
a Reserve
is not diflicult once you
start to save money Bys
tomatically But if you
over expect to be inde
pendent financially thru
your own efforts you must
MAKE A START
Money saved and put
away safely will protect
you from misfortune and
prepare you to take ad
vantage of opportunities
that will surely come to
you
Funding the capital of
your working years
Insures Your Future
But choose the right
place to put your capital
or the bard earned sav
ings of n life time may bo
swept away in a day
THE
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
of McCook
place
is the safe
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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription I a Year in Advance
Ignorance is at once a profound
blessing and a great curse
Imperial will assume the frills of a
third - class presidential post - ollico
July Jst
Nowadays nothing gives the average
sinner cold feet more frigidly than an
old style brimstone sermon
Congress has come to be more or
less a delightful between
your Uncle Joe Cannon and Milord
Aldrich with the Big Stick doing a
monologue for the people Great is the
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J F Cordeal was up from McCook
Monday and Tuesday looking after legal
matters Mr Cordeal is prominently
mentioned as a candidate for State
Senator from this district and is very
well qualified for the position should
he bo favored with the nomination and
election He is a tireless worker and a
splendid scholar Imperial Republican
The fact that our prescription trade
is rapidly growing every day encourages
us to believe people appreciate the ac
curacy and care we take to prepare their
medicines just as their physician wishes
it done
Woodworth Co Druggists
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Look
If you want a Side Walk Curb
Stone or Cement Work of any kind
see
H N Rosebush
Successor to Rosebush Northrup PHONE RED 1 96
and 8750 each This
contains skirts which regularlp sold
for 8700 8300 and 8900 each This
week they are
Dont overlook these great bargains
they will not last long
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348
48
At thes wonderful reductions
Our Chicago Trimmer Still With Us
Our Millinery Department is still running with our regular full force
We are keeping our stock strictly up to the minute and are equipped for
furnishing you new hats new trimmings or for making over to your ad
vantage anything in trimmings you may have on hand GIVL US A CALL
H C Clapp
Exclusive Dry Goods Millinery and Ladles Furnishings
Phone 56
222 Main Ave
McCook
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THE TRIBUNE Office for Office Supplies
The Wonderful Story
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Lot
Lot
Lot
1
2
3
contains skirts which
for 350 S400 and S500
week they are
On Dress
Skirts
and
Jacket
Suits
to be continued next week
30 Per Cent
Discount
on all Jacket Suits
Look at These
Prices
ON DRESS SKIRTS
For a special drive this week
we have selected THREE BIG
LOTS from our stock of dress
skirts
regularly sold
each This
contains skirts which regularly sold
for 8500 8600
week thev are
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Miss Hazel Rocch is the new librar
ian
Mrs C D Kenady is a guest of Mc
Cook relatives
Elmer Rowell visited the home folks
part of the week
Frank Colfer iB engaged with the
McCook Gas Co now
John Simons of Minden is a new citi
zen of the valleys finest
Arthur Cower arrived home from
school fore part of the week
A R Clark and family are now oc
cupying their McCook home
Schell Kimmell arrived home last
night from the state university
Miss Anna Johnson of Aurora Neb
is a guest of Miss Ruth Campbell
Arthur Colfer is now a full fledged
dentest having passed with credit
Miss Mary Glahn of Oxford was the
guest of her sister in our city last week
Misses Ethel and Jessie Pope of
Denver are here for commencement
Mr and Mrs Sam Diamond left
this week for Chicago where they will
live
William Clamp is home from attend
ing business college at Hastings past
session
Mrs Elmer Rowell was down from
Benkelman first of the week a visitor
of McCook relatives
John Green asst cashier of the
Wauneta State bank was a home visit
or Saturday and Sunday
Mr and Mrs Joe Chehey of our city
visited her parents Mr and Mrs Short
in Wilsonville last week
Miss Lora LeHew of Richland Cen
ter Wisconsin is nere on a visit ar
riving close of last week
Mrs O H Jacobs of the South Side
it will bo learned with deep regret by
many is very seriously ill
Miss Kathryn Sawyer submitted her
resignation to the library board Tues
day morning of this week
Miss Daigh formerly one of our tea
chers now of Oklahoma same state is
a visitor commencement week
Mrs Harry Jones came up from
Kenesaw Wednesday night to be at
home over commencement time
Mrs C D Noble who has been
visiting a siBter in Beatrice for a few
weeks arrived home Wednesday night
Mrs Jopn Rowell will leave for her
home in Denver Saturday Mrs Elmer
Rowell will return to Benkelman same
day
Miss Effie Abbott a former esteem
ed member of the teacher corps is in
town for the commencement week
affairs
Grandma Ball of Arapahoe was en
tertained at supper Wednesday evening
by Mrs J V Hasty Grandma is 94
years of age
Mr and Mrs H C Clapp were
both kept at home early days of the
weekj by sickness returning to business
Wednesday morning
Mrs Janie Forsythe of Ogalalla ar
rived in town close of last week and
will be the guest of her brother Charles
Fisher for several wneks
Mr and Mrs H J Cox announce
the approaching wedding of their
daughter Elizabeth H to Mr James G
Carwin Wednesday of next week
Mrs A C Slaby came up from Red
Cloud end-of-week and was the guest
of McCook relatives a few days while
en route to Denver on a similar mission
Miss Nellie Smith departed Mon
day night for Illinois expecting to be
absent about a month in the east visit
ing relatives and friends in Illinois and
Iowa
Mrs G B Hawkes and Mrs W W
McMillen departed Wednesday morn
ing for Vermont and Pennsylvania res
pectively to be absent part of the sum
mer
J K Gordon departs this week for
the east to be absent several months
He will visit in Scranton Penn in
Brooklyn N Y and at the old home
up the Hudson river
Arthur TiRRiLLof Pisgah Iowa and
William Tirrill of Pekin Illinois are
both home on a visit being called to
the funeral of their sister Mrs Ira
Kennedy close of last week
Mrs Mary Mullen and Miss Jose
phine arrived home close of last week
from their visit in Illinois whers they
were summond by the illness of Mrs
Mullens sister who is better
Mrs Christianson daughter of Mr
and Mrs R J Branscom who was
called here by the illness of her mother
returned to her home Thursday night
on No 6 her husband being ill
Miss Bowlby and Miss Whisler will
leave Saturday night on No 3 for Col
orado to take in the points of attract
ion and interest about Denver for a
while Mrs Bowlby of Crete will ac
company them
Mr and Mrs A Edgar Hawkins
returned list Friday night from Lin
coln whither they were called some
weeks since by the continued serious
illness of a daughter whom they laid
away last week
Eddie Gold who has been in Virginia
for the past year near Crewe returned
home to remain end of last week Dur
ing his absence he was on the farm with
J A Brinton formerly of McCook
most of the time
S S Garvey who has been in the
swim back east for the past few weeks
arrived home Sunday night He visit
ed in Illinois and Indiana Sam
thinks he is too much of land lubber to
be enamored of that country any more
dr Arthur Colfer is home from
Omaha The doctor was graduated from
the Creierhton College of Dentisty on
Wednesday last and will remain home
for a short time before going to Law
rence Neb where he expects to locate
Dr J E Logan the lady physician
who has been in McCook several weeks
looking over business conditions has
decided to remain here and has estab
lished office rooms in the postoffice
ouiiding wnere sne will continue the
practice of medicine beginning June 6 1 Herald
McConnell for drugs
Baseball goods at Hofers
Seeds at H P Waito Cos
Fruits of
all kinds at all times at
Hubers
Mary Harrison nurse
286 6
Walk half-a-block
lar VVS
Prices so low you
V S shoo sale
Phone black
and save a
cant lose at the
Paul Antons meats are guaranteed to
save you dental bills
Bargains galore for the children at
the V S shoe sale
Kodaks for commencement gifts
L W McConnell Druggist
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
cheerfully refunded V S
Some people say They cant do it
we say Watch us V S
Wall paper paints hard oil and all
color varnish stains at right prices
A McMillhn Druggist
Rubber hose grass seed and all lawn
and garden supplies at H P Waite
Cos
A taste of McMillens ice cream and
ice cream soda
merits
will convince you of its
Gasoline and oil stoves Quick Meal
and standard makes at McCook Hard
ware Co
Speaking of hunting the bargain
hunters will be having plenty of game
for awhile
T C Beardsley scientific optician
office with Leach the jeweler Saturday
of each week
Our reputation is at stake our guar
antee to please means just what it says
V S shoe sale
Pound A coupon book Owner can
have same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice
The market does not have anything
in the cattle line too good for Paul
Antons customers
You will not be disappointed if you get
your ice cream soda and sundaes at
McMillens Drug Store
There will be a mothers meeting at
Mrs Rouchs next Friday afternoon
All members plan to be present
Live and let live is a good maxim
but Live and help live is better We
can help you V S shoe parlor
If there is any thing you specially
like in cold summer drinks you can get
it just right at Woodworth Cos
Boiler work sharpening lawn mowers
making keys repairing bicycles general
repair work Fred Brewer phone 8S
Ice cream cones for sale S800
1000 Also cone ovens Send for
per
cir-
cular 5-8-5 ts
B F Livengood Hastings Neb
We are tired of collecting bad ac
counts from our good customers After
June 1st cash only is our moito
Magner Stokes
Alaska refrigerators are insulated
with pure charcoal They preserve food
perfectly H P Waite Co sell
them
Ales Bergeron has returned to the
city and will remain a week or so
Leave your orders at Suttons jewelry
and music store
Caldwells Syrup of Pepsin for stom
ach and liver trouble A free bottle to
those who wish to try it at Woodworth
Cos Druggists
If you want a screen that is superior
in every way to a factory made screen
and at the same price then leave your
order with C W Graves
All accounts due the dray firm of R
M Douglass Co will be found at the
White House grocery Those indebted
to this firm please call GeoA Scott
A nice level farm of 160 acres joining
the town of Madrid Will trade for
residence property in McCook Write
Geo W Snider Ogalalla Nebraska
Theres always a competent prescrip
tionist on duty at our store You can
bring in your prescriptions with assur
ance that they will be filled right
L W McConnell Druggist
Eye strain causes headache dizziness
nausea and extreme nervousness I
make a specialty of overcoming these
troubles Will beat my office in Leachs
jewelry store Saturday of each week
Beardslev The Optometrist
The Ladies Aid society of the Chris
tian church will meet at the home of
S D Hughes at 230 p m June Hand
a 10c lunch will be served All are
cordially invited to come out with us
Mrs W T Clark Pres
Me R T Riley Sec
Representative Norris and family will
not be able to start for home till near
the end of June the children being
afflicted with measles and mumps Mr
Norris is going to do considerable plat
form work talking in the state this
summer He will deliver his address
on A Practical Plan to Promote Inter
national Peace at the summer normal
schools at Alma McCook Geneva
North Platte Alliance Broken Bow
and ONeill Wednesday World
Farmers arc Busy
Going over their Corn with their Two
Row Lister Cultivators and those who
are using
John Deere Cultivators
say the fields look again as if they were just listed Not
a weed in sight You will have the same satisfaction if
you always use a
John Deere Horse Lift Cultivator
to finish it up with or Walker and Rider Cultivator made
by this great company
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But Talk About Satisfaction
Ask those who use the
Sharpless Separator
and see if they are not making
money off their cows If they are
why dont you get one at the
McCook Hardware Co
w b mills phone 31 R b simwons
Special Sale
real Sale On AS
For One Week Commencing
SATURDAY JUNE 6th
all Street and Trimmed Hats
in stock at ONE THIRD off
The New Idea
East Side Main Street
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Ladies Oxfords
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We have just remodelled our store
out a few fines of Ladies Oxfords have
on our bargain counter at prices from
and to close
placed them
25 to 50 Per Cent Less than Usual X
These shoes are of our standard goods really as fine Xjf
as you can get anywhere in style quality and workmanship f
if Now Is the Season for Oxfords
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THE MODEL
C A Fisher
Phone 18
Dont forget the date June 9th at 9
oclock V S
Dr Hare examines eyes free and guar
antees satisfaction in fitting glasses
E D Perkins
Prunes in 25 pound boxes at 225 per
box Hubers
V S clearance sale of shoes starts
June 9 190S at 9 oclock a m
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