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Mr D B Doyle of the Bee Hive Store
of HcCook will pay you the
Highest
Cash
Market
Price
for
Cream
He weighs samples tests and
issues checks in payment on the spot
THE BEATRICE
CREAMERY
California Orange Blossom honey at
MAGNERS Phone 14
Get our RATES on FARM LOANS
DORWART BARGER
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Cameras and photo supplies
WOODWORTH Druggist
K
jMcConnell for drugs
ItlcMillen prescription druggist
Try McCook Business College
Dealer in dependable drugs
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Condensed smoke 40c a pint
WOODWORTH Druggist
McConnell fills prescriptions
Heinz pickles and vinegar
MAGNERS Phone 14
We never hasitate to guarantee
Lily Patent flour At the McCook
Flour and Feed Store
Now is the time to take advantage
of very low prices on wall paper
A McMILLEN Druggist
If you are a good cook you will
use nothing but the best spices We
For a ready-to-eat lunch try have them the puiest most deli
cti cate flavored spices on the market
MAGNERS Phone 14 1 L W McCONNELL Druggist
BBS
Subscribe for the Tribune
Canning pears by the bushel at
MAGNERS Phone 14
Our business is to supply your drug
wants Phone 200
WOODWORTH Druggist
The best I ever used is what
they say after using Pure Gold flour
MAGNERS Phone 14
Huber handles the Carhartt gloves
and caps also and a full line of
other makes
Hubers coffee cannot be beat
Coffee from 15 cents to 35 cents
and Wedding Breakfast heads the
list
Quality and price courtesy and
promptness in delivery are making
for success at the McCook Flour and
Feed Store
We dont wish you to get sick but
if you do and need medicine give us
a call
WOODWORTH Druggist
Are you sure that your valuables
are safe For 100 a year you can
rent a private safe deposit box in
the First National Bank thus insur
ing against fire theft or accident
No progressive family should over
look the special arrangement with
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm
er whereby 125 pays for one years
subscription to it and this paper
Select your wall paper from our
stock it will mean years of satisfac
tion
We have a large display and the
prices are right Twenty per cent
off on all gilt patterns
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Did you ever take a pill and feel
worse afterward than you did before
The pill was tco strong Nyals Lit
tle Stomach and Liver Pills are mild
easy to take and pleasant in their
action They are made for those who
want something to produce a natural
action of the bowels For this pur
pose nothing is better than NYALS
50 pills in a bottle 2oc For sale
only by
WOODWORTH Druggist
HY CINDERELLA GIRL the musical baseball farce in which William
Norris has appeared for three performances in Chicago is by Richard Walton
TuIIy and Robert M Baker the Boston humorist The music is by William
Frederick Peters composer of iThe Mayor of Tokio and other popular comic
opera scores Temple Theatre Tuesday October 18
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ITEMS
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East Ward PudHs Give a Proaram
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This altcrnoon at 250 the pupils
of the East Ward will give a bene
fit program at the East Ward build-
ing in the old higli school room The
pupils want to raise a little money I
to furnish the office For some time
they have been working hard and en1
thusiastically Parents and patrons
are cordially invited to come out and
Oxford and McCook Tie j
The first game of football for this
season was playcl on the East Ward
grounds last Saturday afternoon
with a final score of 0 to 0 The
Oxford team was considerably heav
ier than McCook by at least ten
pounds to the man The McCook
team this year is an entirely new
team only two members having play
ed last year
The game was free from rough
play on both sides Oxford could on
ly gain on the old cris cross and tlfe
quarterback run Only one forward
pass was worked successfully by Ox
ford while McCook pulled off three
to advantage McCook gained at will
through the line of Oxford On ac- j
count of the very hot weather both
teams agreed to shorten quarters this
undoubtedly kept McCook from scor
ing McCook held Oxford for downs
repeatedly Oxford played much slow
er than McCook The whole McCook
game and every man was in the game
from start to finish McCook made
consistent gaiiis by line plunges skin
tackle plays and worked a delaj ed
halfback plunge for good gain
Saturday McCcok goes to Trenton
to play and a week from Saturday to
Oxford for the return game
Harold Schwab fractured a hone in
his forearm in the game Saturday
lio ir ic ofiilv nno rl tlio tfirc iq 1ml
as he was in the game
LINELP
Hofer and Amick center
Miller and MacDonald right guard
Hughes right tackle
Cox right end
Emerson left guard
Moore left tackle
Benjamin and OBrien lett end
Archibald and Benjamin right half
Amsden full back
Schmidt left half
Schwab and Archibald quarter b
Referee A R Scott McCook
Umpire Prof Mann Oxford
Head Linesman Seth Silvers Me
Cook
Notice of Hearing
In the County Court of Red Willow
county Nebraska
In the matter of the estate of Eva
A Tomlinson deceased
State of Nebraska Red Willow
county
To all persons interested in said
estate
Whereas William S Tomlinson of
said county -has filed in my office an
instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Eva A Tom
linson late of said county deceased
and said William S Tomlinson has fil
ed his petition herein praying to have
the same admitted to probate and for
the issuing of letters testamentary
which will relate to both real and per
sonal estate
I have therefore appointed Satur
day the 28th day of October 1910
at the hour of nine oclock a m at
the county court room in said county
as the time and place of hearing
said will at which time and place
you and all concerned may appear
and contest the allowing of the same
It is further ordered that said pe
titioner give notice to all persons in
terested in said estate of the penden
cy of this petition and the time and
place set for the hearing of the same
by causing a copy of this order to
be published in the McCook Tribune
a newspaper printed and published
in said county for three weeks suc
cessively previous to the date set
for the hearing
be published in said county for three
weeks successively previous to the
date set for the hearing
In witness whereof I have hereun
to set my hand and official seal this
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meet the pupils and teachers Admis i H
sion 10 cents Home made candy
will be on sale also
PROGRAM
Song th A Grade
Recitation Alma Nash
Exercise Preparatory Grade
Song JjuKIeven
Concert Exercise jjth 11 Grade
Sons 2nd Grade
Recitation Lle Smith
S n Preparatory Grade
Recitation Joseph Foxen
Guests from Whittier Land 3rd Grade
Song 4th Grade
Piano Solo Mabel Anton
Recitation Gertrude Heaton
Song LeRoy Enoch
Concert Exercise 5th B Grade
Recitation John Shepherd
Reading Ira Spencer
Song nth A Grade
Recitation Zella Traver
Song 2nd Grade Boys
Rec tation Doris Randel
Song 1st Grade
Recitation Louise Burns
Recitation Ven e Ilodgkin
Piano Solo Lucile McAdams
SA T
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of Great Interest to Ladies
We will place on sale a beautiful lot of
Silk Petticoats in all colors and black
I Saturday October 15 1910
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These are made of an extra good quality Taffeta Silk
made full and with a deep under ruffle Values which sell
regularly for 500 and 600 each See them in our north
window and be on hand Saturday without fail to secure one
of these great bargains
We Are Outfitters
for Children
and we invite you to bring the
little ones in and fit them out
for winter from our large and
complete stock of
COATS
DRESSES
CAPS
SWEATERS
and Everything else they need
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13th day of October 1910
Seal
J C MOORE County Judge
C E ELDRED Attorney
First publication Oct KKJt
Republican Precinct Caucus
Willow Grove precinct will be held
in the court room Monday evening
October 17th 1C10 at S oclock
PRECINCT COM
Another Fling at the Poet
Im a toiler in lifes vineyard
wrote a Buffalo poet and the linotype
man mado it tailor Still this isnt
bo bad Most poets would be glad if
they could make their own duds Ex
change
The Decision
Has the new automobile or the old
fashioned buggy the best chance in
courtship Well the automobile
has a sparking plug Baltimore
American
The Difference
What is known as New Yorks
wealthy family averages three and
three fifths persons while the poor
family averages five and two fifths
persons
Revolution
Our greatest thinkers and writers
tell us we are breathing the atmos
phere of revolution not of blood but
of ideas as become twentieth century
folk Jessica Ford Reynolds
DeQroff Co Building
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Dry Goods Hillinery and Ladies Furnishings
222 Main Ave Phone 56 HcCook
GESSSE
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150 acres of good wheat land for
rent Mrs S E Christian Ash 3632
Get your carpet cleaned with vac
uum cleaner D ft x 12 ft rug 35c
Or uc so yd Phone black 74
Fancy stationery in all the late
stylish tints
WOODWORTH Druggist
It pleases us to have you visit our
store and go away pleased
WOODWORTH Druggist
FOR RENT 4 front rooms mod
ern on main avenue Mrs J I
Lee phone 43
A social dancing party will be giv
en in the Armory next Monday even
ing October 17th under auspices of
McCook lodge No 42 Knights of Py
thias K of P orchestra will be a
feature of merit and the price will he
100
Hon Jas C Dahlman Democratic
candidate for governor and other
prominent men will address the vo
ters of McCook on the issues Satur
day Oct 22nd at S p m in the Ma
sonic Temple A cordial invitation
is extended to every one to come
and hear them Ladies especially in
vited Adv
COMMITTEE
New Shipments
This Week of
New Trimmed Hats
New Willow Plumes
New Untrimmed Shapes
New Automobile Scarfs
Always receiving and show
ing the seasons choicest
creations in all departments
of the Millinery art Come
and see
MRS J P NIES
McCook Nebr