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1 ITS A MOST DESIRABLE ART
of modern dentistry 1o select teoth that are well adapted to harmon
ize with real teeth You can always depend upon it that it is a lack
of careful judgments some dontist whon you see unreal teeth that
do not present a pleasing appearance
The unoxpected sources that increase tho popularity of teeth that
I fit is reasonable evidence of tho pleasure my patients have received
A bri6f chat about your teoth is waiting for you
DR HERBERT J PRATT DENTIST
Office over McConnells Drug Store 12 Main Ave
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Farmers You Can
avc
Money
In Buying from our
BARGAIN LIST
These are all STANDARD MADE
GOODS that you know are right
We prefer to move them quick
at these very low prices as we
need the room THIS MEANS
A BIG SAVING FOR YOU
One PERU CONCORD BUGGY been used about one
year but paint not off felloes cost 60
new bargain price
One COLUMBIA 16 16 DISC with
tongue trucks worth 35 in this sale
3000
One OWENS FANNING MILL just the thing to clean
up your seed before sowing will save its g q
cost in a very short time- OUU
One STEEL WHEEL FETZER TRUCK WAGON
has 28 inch forward and 30 inch rear wheels just the
thing for a rack wagon and you need not lie awake
nights thinking the wheels are being damaged by
standing out new and in good shape - rr
bargain price 3JliJL UU
One 10 8 MONITOR DISC DRILL new and in good
condition Anyone who has a Monitor will tell you
there is no better drill but we want to fcLf ff
move it and make the price in this sale pOiUU
Its worth 15 more
One BUR OAK WAGON complete with double box
spring seat and gear brake every part warranted
against defects in material or workmanship If you
are going to need a wagon soon you cannot afford to
overlook this sells regularly at 75
bargain price
Come Early and Get
Some of These Bargains
6500
3150
One ROCK ISLAND SULKY PLOW in -
good condition PliUU
Just a little more than the price of a walking plow
One NEW DEERE HIGH FOOT LIFT 14 INCH
GANG PLOW latest model been used a little but
in fine condition sells new for 68 bar
gain price
5000
OneTWO HORSE POWER DEMPSTER GASOLINE
ENGINE been used but in good condition just the
thing for pumping and grinding bargain
at
One SUCCESS MANURE SPREADER brand new
sold and guaranteed by the John Deere Plow Co is
worth 130 but the man who comes first is going
to get it at the ridiculously low price AA
One SECOND HAND 8 FOOT STEEL WIND MO
TOR WINDMILL in good condition and a 24 foot
wood tower in fair shape all right for aa
many years PUU
One LIGHTNING 4 TON PITLESS n
SCALE worth 75 goes in this sale at p5UUU
This is less than the cost of manufacture and is a
good standard article but it must move
One GRAND DETOUR SULKY PLOW new and a
splendid plow is worth 35 bargain frjr rr
One FOUR HORSE POWER ROOT VAN DER
VOORT GASOLINE ENGINE in fine condition
sold and warranted by the John Deere Plow Co has
been used a little cost new 230 bar- -v
gain price PlOvJU
You should not overlook this if you ever expect to
own a good engine
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Time Card
McCook Neb
MAIN LINE BAST DEPART
Jo C Central Thno 1027 p m
2 500 A M
12 15 a M
14 942 v M
16 40 A M
MAIN LINE WE8T DEPAET
Jo 1 Mountain Time 950 A M
3 1142 P M
5 Arrives 835 P M
J3 1025 AM
15 1217 A M
IMPERIAL LINE
So 176 arrives Mountain Time 5 05 r M
No 175 departs 710 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining cbair cars
aoats froo on through trains Ticket sold
ind batrcaeo chocked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
ets call on or write D F Hostetter Agent
McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General
Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
F V Jones entered the service aa a
brakeman last week
Conductor Cox is on duty again after
ti long laj off witb an injured leg
John Carroll is in tho dispatchers
ollice now after serving time aa caller
Conductor Burney has the car vacated
by Conductor Beeler when he went into
the pool
After a fortnights furlough Brake
man E N Easton resumed work end of
last week
Conductor Wilcott relievod Conductor
Wilbur Fisk last week while the latter
was oil sick
Engineer Mart Scott of Brush spent
Sunday at headquarters returning west
on Monday
General Foreman Wiehe and family
arrived home last Thursday night from
their Iowa visit
Conductor Carraoney was off part of
laat week and Conductor Bentloy had
his car during the interval
Frank Jones came down from Trenton
end of last week to take a position as
brakeman with the company
William Fay of Sheridan came down
to the city last week and has been a
guest of his sister Mrs C M Bailey
Supt W M Weidenhamer of Sterling
spent Sunday with the family here re
turning to Sterling Monday morning
Vice President Willard left Denver
this morning at 7 oclock on a special
train on his periodical inspection tour
Craig McDonald the platform fore
man at the freight house has purchased
the Shriuer dwelling on 4th street east
D M Taylorwho will be remembered
by many aa an old time employe has
re entered the service here as a switch
man
Brakeman E J Moore shook off that
tonsilitis which has kept him down for
the past ten days and returned to work
end of last week
Brakeman J M Wynna returned
Tuesday with his family having gone
to Nashville Tennessee for them a
couple of weeks ago
Those interested have been combing
brushing and manicuring the right-of-way
for the past few days in anticipa
tion of the vice presidents visit
Sickness laid Conductor Brown up
part of last week and Conductor Bank
was bnrpasenger during his indisposi
tion with Conductor Wyman in Ranks
place
The Beverly is scheduled now to
ieav aieuooK at oou a m weuuesuay
in order to make connections at Culbert
son on the return trip with the Denvar
stock pickup
H C Shriner went over to Curtis last
Saturday morning to assume the duties
of roundhouse foreman at that place
The family will remain here for the
present at least till school closes
Conductor Utter and Engineer Hardy
are with the work train on the lied
Cloud line where an extra gang is en-
gaged in laving new steel Conductor
i Humpnrey nas u tiers car on tue 1101
drege way freight meanwhile
I The Burlington has decided to run it3
new train over the Great Northern to
the Pacific northwest solid from Omaha
to Seattle The train accordiLg to the
new schedule will leave Oniaba at 1145
p mt and will run to Billings in thirty-
one hours practically as fast as the
present Northern Pacific flyer to th
northwest The train will leave Lincoln
at 145 and a train will be run from
Denver to connect with this train
leaving Denver at 3 a m
Cane Millet Kafir Corn Brome
Grass Rape Rye Grass Blue Grass
White Clover in fact overything in
seeds McCook Hardware Co
Majestic Ranges save fuel and worn
ens work are worth twice as much as
a cheap stove but do not cose twice as
much McCook Hardware Co
The three act comedy Capt Racb
et by members of the New Profes
sor Co at Menards April 15
Southwestern Nebraska
HOSPITAL
McCook Nebraska
now open
for the care of MEDICAL and
SURGICAL CASES -- Newly
equipped with modern fittings
TELEPHONE 126
For rates and further information
write the SUPERINTENDENT
Winnetka Hospital Association Ltd
Some Points For Voters
We are all interested in the affairs of
aurclty Which way does your inter
eat lay Shall facta determine What
aje some of them We have two tickets
in the field soliciting your tote At the
head of one of these there is a man
known to all to be a clean straight-forward
business man Liu was nominated
by the Citizens party and the Citizens
platform meets his hearty approval
At the head of the other tho so called
Republican ticket stand the name of
the present executive with his self-
adopted platform Wnen tnis execu
tive was seeking otlice last year he was
continually promising that the city
should have a cleuu administration
What has he done Almost contiuuuosly
trbm the beginning of his tern to the
preuent be knowingly has allowed the
ureaking of both the statutory ana
mumcipal InwH and by his failures has
fostered vice and immorality in our city
This ia a matter of common knowledge
and court record Further when tho
raid on the houses of ill fume was made
last September and the law breaking
wajs brought to light he refused to give
sympathy or help in the prosecution of
these cases and by force of public opin
ion was compelled to discharge his own
public officers Now in thebe days he
is seeking to win votes by advocating
that it was a shame to have these prose
cutions and to incur so much expense to
the county but according to the state
ment of the county attorney not a cent
of cost has fallen to the county but that
750 has been put into the treasury It
is a matter of court record on the other
band that because these houses have
been allowed to run that the county in
the last two years has paid 8131945 as
cost in one case where no moral issue
was at stake Does such administration
pa Do ypu warit these places of vice
to run open and unrestrained in our cit
Do you want liquor freely sold to boy
under age and under such conditions
If not vote for the Citizens ticket We
call upon all good citizens irrespective
of political parties to stand by the men
who will give us a clean moral adminis
tration Signed G B IIawkes
M B Carman
E Burton
G L Henkelmank
Wlnser Wotley Marriage
Sunday evening at 7 oclock at the
home of Rev R M Amsworth pastor
of the Christian church Mrs Isabella
Winser of Omaha and John P Notley
of our city were united in marriage
Elder Ainsworth officiating After the
ceremony a splendid supper was served
at the home of the grooms son Earl
in this city
The bride formerly lived in Hayes
county but Omaba has been her home
for years She has been a teacher and
a stenographer being a lady of educa
tion and culture
The groom has been for years a con
tractor in plastering work here and
bears a reputation for square dealing
and eood workmanship
They will reside on the home place
just east of the driving park
The Tribune extends congratulations
and well wishes
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MnvcMCNTt nc tut TitsriPT t
Amnlnv nf tfin lpftrin pnmnnnv I
Edgar Lakt of Arcadia this state
visited the folks here last week
Miss Vergie Lvdwick is visiting Lin
coln relatives and friends this week
Will Rolfe succeeds John N Gaarde
as bookkeeper m the First Nwtioual
Bank
Al Norman and family of Oxford ex
pect shortly to become citizens of Mc
Cook
John Burnett was up from Lincoln
first of the weeK vibitiug the homefolks
and friends
Yule Dorwart entertained his
law Mr Andrews of Grand Island
early dajs of the week
Mrs J R Pence went down to Cam
bridge last week on a visit to her
brothers Frank and Earl Calhoun
Miss Alma Newland of our city visit
ed at HS Bostocks Cambridge pyre cf
last week going from there to Omaha
Mr and Mrs W E Corwin expect
shortly to take up their summer resi
dence on the farm over in Driftwood
precinct
John Hedges came ud from Kansas
City close of last week and visited rela
tives in Indianola and friends here sev
eral days
Frank S Vahue formerly of our city
now a knight of the grip was a city
visitor and guest of his brother Earl O
Saturday Sunday
Mr and Mrs C H Meeker spent
lalt of past and first of this week here
going to Julesburg Colo expecting to
resume their residence here in May
Mrs Smith mother of Mrs C W
Taylor departed Tuesday morning for
Wichita Kansas on a visit taking
little Marie Taylor with her
Mrs M L Scott came down from
Brush Colorado close of last week vis
iting her mother Mrs Rose Mokko un
til Monday when she returned to Col
orado
EnosRishel is feeling quite well sat
isfied with life Not long ago he invest
ed S1400 of borrowed money in Hajes
county real estate The other day he
sold the land for 63000
E C Bishop who has been manag
ing the Grannis closing out sale finish
ed up his work here last Saturday and
on the evening passonger departed for
his home in Saint Joseph
Rev Wm J Kirwin O M I of
Saint Patricks Catholic church of our
city is now in Rome on business of the
Oblate Brothers whose head he is in
this section of Nebraska
Miss Helen Burns departed Tues
day morning for New York state to be
absent until next fall visiting with her
grandmother Mrs N L Cronkhite A
sojourn in Canada ia on the summers
itinerary It will be a rare summer for
Miss Helen
Alex F Drebert of the Drebert
Clothing Co departed Wednesday
Djizbt on No 6 for Chicago to receive
b4Bnewaod3iiow in that market for
shipment JEte expects to make an un
equalled snowing in soutnwestern Ne
braska in his line
3t1iryHFfPrlyTHgr
Young Men
Elmer Rowell Dies In Hospital
Word reached here Wednesday morn
ing of the death of Elmer Rowell the
night before in the hospital St Joseph
Missouri His brother John was with
him at death and accompanied the re
mains Wednesday to Benkelman for
interment the wife mother brother
and family going up from here Burial
was made in Benkelman where services
were conducted by the resident AJetho
dibt pastor Thursday afternoon
Elmer E Rowell was born June 27th
1SG9 near Decatur Cin Iowa Was
married to Mary M Stroup September
27th 1S93 Died March 30 1005 in St
Joseph hospital St Joseph Missouri
He came to McLook in 1882 In young
manhood he spent three years in the
Burlington service here going after
wards onto a ranch in Dundy county
where he became county as essor and
recently took up his residence in Benk
elman He was a member in good
standing of the Knights of Pythias and
M W of A both of the McCook lodges
sending committees and iloral tributes
to the funeral at Benkelman His wife
and three children his mother Mrs S
A Rowell and brother Thomas of our
city brother John of Denver and sister
Mrs U J Warren of Fort Morgan Col
orado survive him He was a man of
high character much beloved by all
who knew him All the relatives have
the sincerest sympathy
McCook One of the Five
At a meeting of the North Central
Association of Colleges and Secondary
Schools held in Chicago last Friday 40
schools were dropped from the accredit
ed list for insufficiency in sanitation and
other violations of the rules and 123
schools were added
Five Nebraska schools were dropped
McCook being among the number Au
burn Grand Island Superior and South
Omaha completing the list
Holy Week at St Albans
Monday Tuesday and Thursday ser
vices at i oclock p m Wednesday at
730 p m Good Friday at 10 a m
230 p m and 730 p m Easter Sun
day services Sermon and communion
at 11 a m sermon and evening prayers
at 730 p m
An Error Corrected
In issue of 19th of March the age of
Elmer Robbins was given a 29 years
when the record is 26
FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
For Sale Pure bred Barred Rock
eggs at 75 cents per sitting Mrs D C
Shaw phone cedar 3422 2G 4
n n ri 11 Lim u
For Sale Shorthorn bull 2 years old
Phone ash 933 J A Modrell
For Sale A 9-horse-power gasoline
engine McCook Cement Stone Co
phone red 196
For Rent Four rooms Mrs
Rowell 1002 2nd street east
S A
For Sale Silverlaced Wyandotte
eggs at Si for 13 eggs Phone black 201
Mrs E D Perkins
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are beginning to learn that style is not the
only thing to look for when buying clothes
Next time you buy a suit ask
questions
these
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Is it all wool
Do you guarantee it
Will it hold its shape
Will it wear well
You dont need to ask about the style
you can see that
When you ask such questions of us we
show the Clothcraft All Wool guarantee -
4GaCUARANTttI r -
GgSP ALiyooi SsJ
And whats more the prices on Cloth
craft range from 1000 to 2500 You
cant get all wool clothes at these prices
unless you buy Clothcraft
C L DeGfoff Co
1AU11 Iftui it in 11 n 1 ttiiafiJitiiiiiiaAitiAaiiajJAiiiittaijiiiiL1tli
W Brown has retired from the
ORDKR TO SHOW CAUSE
In tlu District Court of Keel Willow comitx
State of Nebraska
In the Matter of the Application of Jennie
Kntheriii Ea tuiiod Administratrix of the
Estate of MonU iiiiiit U Eastwood Dcceas yd
for Licence u SeI Heal Estate
Tin- iMiN on for hearing npoi the poti
tion of Jennie Katherin Eastwood Admiuistra
trixof the E tate of Montezuma liKastuoodtli
ceased for licei -e to sell the following describ
ed real estate Lc longing to -aid i s m to wit
Lot three in block twenty oneil in the
addition to the City of McCook in IW
Willow count Nebraska for the purpose of
pacing the indebtedness against said e tatr
amounting toslbEUS theco tsof aduiiuNtrntiou
and the exprn e of thi proceeding tlure not
being siilhcient iiersonal property to pay said
debt- and exp
It is therefore ordered that all per on inter
estcd in -aid e tate appear before me in chain
bers at my otlice in the Citj of Mc ook Keiira
ka in -aid ount of Red Willow on the fir t
ilaj of Maj 1W at one oclock I M to show
ciu e why a licen e should not he granted t
-aid adinuu tratrix to s II said real e iate for
thepurpo e of pa ing -aid debts and exiHMifec
lt further oidered that notice of -aid hearittL
be given bj publication in the McCook Tribuw
for four sutie ie Ateks
Dated this 2ijth lay of March 1W
K C OiT Judge f the Ii trict Conrt
Cordeal A Mc nrl Utornejs 1 i It-
okdhk of hemmnu on petition foh
aiiOIntmint of adminituatok
In the Count Court of Red Willow conntv
Nebra ka
Mate of Xebra ka County of Red Willow
To ill persons interested in the estate of
Michael Houlihan deceased
On reading the petition of Catherine E
Houlihan praj ing that the administration of
-aid estate be granted to her as administratrix
Jt is hereby ordered that j ou and all person
interested in said matter mar and do anuear
at the Countj Court to be held in a id for Said
count on the 17th day of March A D 1S00 a
One o clock I M to show cau e if any then
be why the praer of tho petitioner should not
be granted and that notice of the jtendency of
-aid petition and that the hearing thereof b
gien to all per ons interested in said matter bv
publi hing a cop oT this Order in the McCook
Tribune u weekly newspaper printed in aii
county for thrre weeks prior to said
da of hearing
Witness my hand and seal of said court tin -31
da of March A V lJUy
seal J C Mookk County Judge
BoleA Eldred Attorneys
State of Nebraska Red Willow County
To all persons interested in the estate of La
vonia Knndall late of -aid county deceased
You are hereb notified that on the first da
April lJ09 Howe Smith Hied his petition in the
county court of said county for his apjKiintinexit
as administrator of the esiate of Eavonia Ken
dall late of said count decea ed and that tin
will be heard at the count court room it
the city of McCook in said county on the 17tl
day of April 16CJ at the hour of ji oVlock a m
It is further ordered that notice of said hear
ing be given all persons intere Ted in said
estate b the bublication of this notice for three
consecutive weeks in the McCook Tribune
newspaper printed and published and circu
lated in said county
Dated this lirst da of April 1000
4-2-at J C Mooke Count Judge
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Farm Loan
J Johnson over McConnells store
ALWAYS
LEADS IN
FINCH
LOW PRICES
Just Received Rugs all sizes
and qualities Welton Velvets
first quality Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels etc etc
MISSION BUFFETS and
CHINA CLOSETS
WEST B STREET
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