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23cConnell for drugs
KcConnell fills prescriptions
Uaae ball goods at Woodworths
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full peg short waist cuff or turn up at bottom
just the kind that ali the nifty dressers ask for
We have a full line in ail the decidedly new styles
and patterns
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Rozell Sons
Exclusive Men and Boys Clothing
Phone 280 - - - 115 W B St
T A McMillen prescription druggist
Mary HarrisonnursePbonebIack86
You can get wall paper at McMillans
drug store r t
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Good seed oats for sale Updike
Grain Co Phone 169 -
Idly Patent Flour when once used
bobo other will satisfy you
Wo sell wall paper paints oils and
varoisb A McMillen Druggist
Idly Patent Flour S145 a sack Mc
Coofc Flour and Feed Store Phone 20
Huber handles the Carbartt gloves
wO caps also and a full line of otherf
dqUps
Jr 1 k suggestion of value Old
tables or sideboards are most
expensive looking after getting a coatof
Penna Ijac Buy it from Stansberry
Lumber Co McCook Neb
The Omaha Alfalfa Milling Co are
payings the highest cash price for baled
elfalfa bay on track For prices and
particxlais phone 331
C W Dewei Mapager
If yoa have never tried amateur pho
togropby you have no idea of the plea
sure it affords Come in and let us tell
yoo aboct it and show you the new
cameras
I W McConnei1 Druggist
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McConnells Balsam cures coughp
Hubers have everything in olives
plain and stuffed from 15 cents to 81
a bottle
All grades of Oxford flour and each
sack guaranteed at the McCook Flour
and Feed Store
Received on account Paid out
Cash Credit slips etc for sale ai
the Tribune office Per 1000 50c
Our Longmont Colorado canned veg
etables are now in This years crpp of
peas beans and tomatoes at Hubers
Get a small can of KEYSTONE and
use it as directed and if not satisfactory
as recommended your money back
A McMillen Druggist
If you are bothered with kidney or
bladder trouble you will be pleased with
Stone Root Compound if you will give
it a trial Sold in 50 cent and 1 00
bottles at Woodworths
This is the season to freshen up the
furniture make the floors glossy and
the woodwork Jresh and clean Perma
Lac will do it best Sold by Stans
berry Lumber Co McCook Neb
It will soon be fly time Are your
screens ready A little of our screen
paint will improve their looks and pre
serve them Half pint and pint cans
L W McConnell Druggist
Our line of breakfast stuffs is com
plete Breakfast foods and pancake
flour corn syrup and maple syrup Old
Manse the best maple syrup on the
market Huber
Fashionable Millinery
at
Reasonable
Prices
MISS PECK 111 W B St
A Dr Johnson Story
Or Johnson had some Ideas on edn
caMou especially ou that diversion
known as lenruius a piece -by heart
One day Mrs Gastrel set a little girl
to repeat to him Catos soliloquy
wfok h she went through very correct
ly The doctor after a pause asked
tlv child What was to bring Cato
to n end She said It was a knife
No my dear It was not so My
Au Polly said- it was a knife
Why Aunt Pollys knife may do but
it was a dagger my dear He then
asked her the meaning of bane and
antidote which she was unable t
giv Mrs JasrreJ said You taiuiot
expect so young u child to know the
meaning of such words He then
said My dear how many pence are
there in sixpence I cannot tell
sir was the half terrified reply On
this addressing himself to Mrs Gas
trel he said Now my dear lady can
anything be more ridiculous than tn
teach a child Catos soliloquy who
does not know how many pence there
are In sixpence
Pepys and the Comet
They were watching a comet in
Pepys day though Halley at the time
was but eight years old My Lord
Sandwich thifc day says the diarist
Dec 1 K5U4 writes me word that
he harh seen at Portsmouth the comet
and says it is the most extraordinary
thing he ever saw Agnin ni the
24th flavin sat iip all nigtit till iii
2 oclock 1I1W iiioriiifiy i prtei lie
Ing appointed cmie and tells u thai
the uellinnii tells him tlui the mi 1
seen Viiion Towei hill m i that liar
been all night setti n unlet t m
old papers in iiiV 1 did inv
leave off all and un imj autl 1
the Tower liill it being a mi 1 tint
bright motiusnine tuglit and u t
frost hut no comet to lie seen liie
the same day hrwevei miv
the comet whit Ii mm vjctliei won
away or uo 1 umv not no
with a tail but only i tatgci aid dull
er than any othet star
Shooting Jack Rabbits
uJack rahblts in Kansas are just as
numerous as they were tthe day the
first covered wagon moved across it
toward the Rocky mountains said s
Kansas farmer it appears to mS
they are galloping around in greater
numbers than ever Did you ever trj
to exterminate a jack rabbit If yoti
neer did youve something to learn
about shooting
4 jack rabbits movement starts
with a spring in the air He lands
on all fours and the intervening space
from the time he jumps and the time
he Ughts is just about nothing but he
covers from ten to fifteen feet with
evry jump Theres only one way to
taue em alive and that is to leave the
top off a pasture well overnight Next
morning therell be plenty because
jacK rabbits will jump into any kind
of a hole thats open They seem to
have a fondness for dried out wells
Thav outrun the average dog witL
ease but cant beat the greyhound
Shooting them on the run is as diffi
cult as shooting birds on the wing
possibly more difficult Possibly 2500C
are killed in Kansas every year and
yet they seem just as numerous as
ever St Paul Dispatch-
Of Course
Dont you like that quotation from
Shakespeare The friends thou hast
and their adoption tried grapple them
to thy soul with hoops of steel he
asked soulfully I think hoops of
gold would be better said the girl
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It is just about a thousand times
easier to call a man a liar than to
prove it New York Times
Good Advice
Know thyself but tell no one what
thou knowest Life
We Want Your
Jobwork
You will want us to
have it when you see
our samples and hear
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in need of anything
in the line of
PRINTING
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
J J Strunk of Indianola was a city
visitor lHpt Pridny on business
Mrs V H Son 1 day went to Don
ver last Friday on a short visit
Mrs John Stevens has been down
from Denver this week guest of former
friends
Mrs S D Hughes went down to
Norton Kannus the morning to visit a
cousin briffly
Mrs Bkiik Stephenson arrived
h ni lusc Saturday from her vipit in
Otierlin Kiushs
D E Eikenburrv has been down
from Monte Vista Colorado this week
on land business
Miss Alice Jones proposes to remodel
and modernize her dwelling on lt enst
and F streete thiaspring
Mih L E Converse and little
daughter tire home from their ten days
visit to his folks in Hendley
Mrs S A McCakl ent down to
HarvnrdonNo 10 list Fridny night
on a visit to her daughter Mrs G 11
Thomas
Miss Catherine Brady spent Easter
vacation at home returning to her stud
ies at Lorretto Heights Academy on 9
Thursday morning
Harold Sutton returned Mondny
noon from Chicago where he has bet n
attending a school of Optometry for
beveral months past
Miss Grace Lant of the school teach
ers corps was ill close of last and early
part of this week requiring a substitute
in her room for a few days
Mrs Martin Scott and Miss Mabel
Mokko returned to Denver last Friday
on 13 alter spending a couple of weeks
at home with their mother Mrs Rose
Mokko
Frank J Brady who is with the
Warren Lumber Co of Fort Morgan
Col came home Saturday night on No
6 to attend the K of C initiation Sun
day returning Monday morning on 9
Mrs Charles D Ritchie who has
been absent in West Point acting as a
bridesmaid at the wedding of a uni
friend Miss Bauman Wednesday of last
week and assisting her mother Mrs
Robert LeGore in Lincoln at some
spring functions arrived home on 1
Tuesday
Work is being done on the cylinders
of No 2705 this week
Fireman C M Dodge is off this
week and makes one on the sick list
Floyd Stayner was down from Brush
Colorado visiting the home folks over
Sunday
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Gasoline Stove
And SO SAFE
I just love summer says the
housewife but how I dread the ter
ribly hot kitchen
But you neednt Just put inan
Insurance gasoline stove the kind
we handle
What one of those dangerous
Listen please Youre speaking of
the common ordinary gasoline stove
The Insurance is absolutely safe
It has patented automatic devices to
prevent accidents The most cau
tious person might forget to do the
right thing with a gasoline stove but
the Insurance provides for that If
valves are left open it closes them
It never forgets Being untiring
brass and iron its attention is never
distracted elsewhere
If youll call well gladly tell you
about it Thats what we are in the
business for
No 3
Exclusively Sold by
Polk Brothers
McCook Nebr
Phone 48 118 V B st
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Bours Roasted Gonee
Buy a can of it todav Try it as you usuall
make coffee and let your family be the judge
They will say the coffee is delicious and want
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Only 25 Cents Per Pound at Your Grocers
2 lb Cans Air - tight Sealed 25c Per Pound
The White House Grocery
Phone 30 - L A Paris Prop
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want the
best
Shoes
Viersen Osborn
Expert Repairing 113 West B street
Arthur Drew
Builder Contractor
kinds of cement and brick
work at reasonable prices
Figure with me be
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Wall work i
specialty K -
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