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TWENTY FIRST YEAR

Mrs Thompson Succumbs to Fever

McCook was deeply touched Tuesdayafternoon by the announcement of thedeath of Delia wife of Harmon Thomp ¬

son which sad event transpired atabout half past two oclock after a ling ¬

ering illness of about four weeks dura-tion

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Mr and Mrs Thompson arrivedfrom Salt Lake City Utah about amonth ago Mrs Thompson then beingunwell typhoid fever developed andwas finally the cause of her death aftermuch suffering The funeral serviceswere held in tho Methodist church Fri ¬

day afternoon at two oclockconducted by Rev L II Shumate alargo congregation of sorrowing andKympathetic friends attending the ser ¬

vices and thus expressing a final tributeto tho memory of one gone on beforeTho burial services were held underauspices of the Degree of Honor inter ¬

ment being mado in Longview cemeteryDeparted was born in Faribault

Minnesota 46 years ago Was unitedin marriage with Harmon Thompson onAugust 11 1873 four children beingborn to them An only son died ininfancy tho three daughters Mrs WD Beyrer Mrs Carl Berry and LouellaKurviving with the stricken fatherTVinT nno nnd nil havo the tenderestsympathy of a host of hearts tender and I

IrUU IU LUIS gIBill ouuunAH tho members of tho immediate

family were present at the funeral MrsCarl Berry and children arriving on 11

Wednesday night and Carl arriving on 2this morning Besides there wore inattendance Mrs Morrison and MrsPrice from Iowa mother and sister ofdeparted and Mr and Mrs AlanderCroop of Chester Mebraska brother-in-la- w

and sister of Mr ThompsonAdella Frances Moore was born in

Faribault Minn August 7th 1856Moved to Floyd county Iowa at twoyears of age Was married to HarmonThompson in 1873 and in 1878 came toThayer countv Nebraska and 12 yearslater to Superior In 1891 she moved toMcCook which was her home until earlyin this year when she and her husbandwent to California where they spentmost of the summer Deceased unitedwith tho Methodist church during herresidence in Superior

The church was beautifully and ap-

propriately¬

decorated with flowers etcfor the funeral services

Death of Aged Former Citizen

A telegram Tuesday announced thodeath of Mrs Marie Rooney Mondaynight November 24th 1902 in Brookfield Missouri at tho home of herdaughter Mrs Daniel Nichols Theremains arrived here Wednesday morn-

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on 13 and were directly taken toCalvary cemetery for burial religiousservices having been held in Brookfieldbefore the shipment of the remains

Deceased was bora in the county Leitram Ireland February 2 1829 and wasnear her 74th year when death cameShe was the widow of Lawrence RooneySr who died in our city January 221896 in his 79th year The old folksfirst came to McCook in the fall of 1888The past few years the mother has beenmaking her home with her son Larryand daughter Mrs Nichols

Those accompanying the body wereL H Rooney John Rooney JamesRooney and wife and Mr and MrsDaniel Nichols

Wanted in Iowa For Burglaryrstv ATnxf hal Grav now has in the

citv bastile awaiting the arrival of Chiefof Police N Moore of Oskaloosa Iowaa young colored man who has been goingunder the name of Lawrence James inthis city but who is wanted in OskaloosaTowa for burglary under the name ofClyde Bailey He has been employed inthe Commercial hotel as a waiter butclaims to be an expert caterer TheIowa officer styles him an all aroundcrook He refuses to go to Iowa with ¬

out requisition papers and is being heldunder the charge of burglary pendingarrival of the Iowa officer with suchpapers

Lest Jasper ForgetJasper Phillips of the Indianola Re-

porter¬

seems to think that Republicanofficeholders support Republican news-papers

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But Jasper forgets ColonelMitchell and his Comfort and the officialswag which made tho colonel a pluto-crat

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and caused him to forget his politi-cal

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compatriots when picking becamepoor and to capitulate to the enemybag and baggage Populist newspapersaro simply disappearing in Nebraskabecause the demand for them is decreas-ing

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There is a slight increase in thenumber of Democratic newspapers how-

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The total of Nebraska weeklynewspapers is declining

Advertised LettersThe following letters were advertised

by the McCook postoffice Nov 24 1902Frank Andrns E I BrownIda L Brown Fred CattronJohn Fias Mrs W B HinesNellie Kniffen Garfield Minnich

--Too McDonnell Dora OlesonMiss C Palmer R- - B RichballIda Rojahm Mrs Win SclihnsosPhiloph Stevens Mrs W W WestChas- - P Wrentley Wni Williams

When calling for these letters pleasesay they were advertised

F M Kimmell Postmaster

Burlington AccidentRed Cloud Neb Nov 23 SpecialTrain No 173 running between Hast ¬

ings and Red Cloud was partly derailedat Lester four miles east of here yester-day

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afternoon due to the spreading ofthe rails The engine was badly usedup but fortunately no injuries were sus-

tained¬

by the passengers The train wasdelayed about six hours

Izzer Cotton Batts 10c Izzer BedComforts 105 to 8250 The ThompsonDry Goods Co

X Mens Corduroy Suits 750 TheThompson Dry Goods Co

Go to C L DeGroff Cos forSorosis Skirts

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RED 28 1902

MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE

Mrs C A Jaiivis of Red Cloud isvisiting McCook friends

T F Gocklev was up Saturday fromDanbury precinct on business in thecapital

Charles Skalla of Bondvillo precincthad business in the county seat Satur-day

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lastJack Mines Hastings deputy revenue

collector had business official hereinTuesday

Miss Millie Slaby was up from Re ¬

publican City over theholidays

Mrs Walter Cox of Red Cloud was aguest of McCook relatives and friendslast week

Misses Hannah Stangland and EthelPope were home from the Uni over

holidaysMrs D J Fitzgerald returned to

Indianola on No 2 Wednesday morn-ing

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from a short visit hereJ II Stephens has purchased S A

Moores residence and will move in fromup near Boxelder in a week or so

S A Moore and family will leaveearly in December for California wherehe expects to engage in business

J S Modrells unmarried daughternow at Ute Iowa with relatives is suf-fering

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from a second attack of appendi-citis

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Mr and Mrs U J Warren andRuth passed through for DavenportNeb to bo at home with his parents

Mrs John Lofvenberg entertained asister and three children last weekThey all returned to Hastings last Sat ¬

urday morning on 2

Norman Campbell returned Wed ¬

nesday night on 14 from Denver wherehe has been spending a number of weeksin St Lukes hospital

Mrs H P Sutton has been enter-taining

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her father R M Munson ofAinsworth who was on his way homefrom a hunting trip in Colorado

Mrs W S Tomlinson and Nina wentdown to Lincoln Friday morning lastto visit Mrs S J Bingham a few daysreturning home on Sunday night

Earl Murray went down to Cam ¬

bridge Sunday morning and broughthome the wife and baby who had beenvisiting his relatives in che Pearl of theMedicine

C H Meeker went up to Fort Morgan Colorado Friday night last onbusiness connected with the waterworksto be added to that all together burgHe returned home Tuesday

Mrs Nellie Modrell came out fromUto Iowa to attend the wedding of hersister Mollie to James I SpauldingShe will visit around among relativesand friends for a week or two

H EStowe of Yorka cousin of Howe Smith arrived in thecity a few days since and will probablyremain until spring for the improvementof an annoying throat affection

Mrs F M Kimmell and Schell wentdown to Fairmont Saturday morninglast to briefly visit Mr and Mrs E EMagee going from there to Lincoln fora family reunion on dayat the home of Mr and Mrs J BMeserve

Mr and Mrs Howe Smith and En-gineer

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and Mrs E E DeLong enjoyedthe hearty and liberal hospitality or iYlrand Mrs Andrew Anderson of Grantprecinct day Mr And-erson

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called for and returned his gueststo the city and gave them royal enter-tainment

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at the farm which will notsoon be forgotten

Doctor Gage and Chief Clerk Brossare having difficulty explaining to theirbetter halves that they really staggedit to the Uni Knox football game Sat ¬

urday aweek ago Lincoln But so farthey have resisted most strenuous do-

mestic¬

inquisitions instituted for thepurpose of determining the identity oftheir chaperones The whereabouts ofStuart McLean have been shrouded innot a little obscurity all this week onaccount of his part in the incident

CITY CHURCH

Catholic Order of services MassS a m Mass and sermon 1030 a mSunday school 230 p m Every Sun ¬

day J J Loughran Pastur

Christian Bible school at 10 a mPreaching at 11 Subject Atonementthe Doctrine of the Cross Song-servic- e

720 p m Preaching at S Sub-ject

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What Think Ye of ChristWelcome

W F McCormick Evangelist

The Tribune is only 100 a year

One of Conrad Eckhardts twin babygirls died on Monday morning and wasburied in Longview cemetery Wednes ¬

day afternoon after brief services in theGerman church by RevHenkelman

Grandma Leibbrandt mother of JohnLeibbrandt of Ash Creek died on Sun¬

day night of old age being S7 years oldTho funeral was held in the Ash CreekGerman church Tuesday afternoon atone oclock burial following in thecemetery attached thereto

On next Thursday Friday and Satur-day

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under the control of the libraryboard and schools all stages of art areaepresented beginning with Egyptiancrohitecture and coming down to Ameriran art Remember the place in thecourt room the time December -6

Sutton carries the Mathushek StoryClark Bush Gerts and Cable line

of pianos in all styles and prices andon easiest possible terms It will beyour mistake if you buy elsewhere be-

fore¬

seeing his stock and learning hisprices and terms Dont make such anerror Save money and trouble by buy-ing

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right at home

Burlingtons Fifth Division

Hereafter tho Burlington will havofive divisions west of the Missouri in-

stead¬

of four New lines built andheavy increase in business make itnecessary The old northern southernand western divisions will remain un-

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but the Wyoming division willbe broken in two

At present tho Wyoming division ex¬

tends from Ravenna to Billings withthe Brush line from Alliance to Sterlingthe Guernsey line the Black Hills lineand the Toluca Cody line On Decem-ber

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1st it will bo broken in two at New ¬

castle Wyoming and the Alliance endwill bo known as the Alliance divisionand the Billings end as tho Sheridandivision

J R Pholan of theWyoming division will remain ¬

of tho Alliance division withhis at Alliance E Gilletteassistant of the Wyom-ing

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division with headquarters at Sher ¬

idan will become of theSheridan division at his present head-quarters

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at SheridanThe Burlington lines west of the

Missouri are 4207 miles in length lack-ing

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but a few miles of being one half theentire Burlington system with its 8508miles Omaha World Herald Nov 23

Send For Your FriendsA little more than half tho one way

rate will be the cost of second class oneway tickets from Chicago St LouisKansas City Omaha and other prom-inent

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eastern terminals of the BurlingtonRoute to this territory on these datesDecember 2 and 16 January 6 and 20February 3 and 17 March 2 and 17

April 7 and 21The west is in splendid condition now

and it is a good time to show it off toyour eastern friends The low rates an-

nounced¬

on the above dates will un-

doubtedly¬

prove attractive to those con-

templating¬

western trips Send methe names aud addresses of yourfriends who might be induced to takeadvantage of these rates and I willsupply them with complete information

ll-21-5- ts J Francis GPABurlington Route Omaha Neb

Some Pertinent QuestionsRecognizing the growing impression

that for the most part the high schoolsof Nebraska are too ornamental and atthe expense of the fundamentals State

Fowler will submit thefollowing questions tobusinessmen over the state

1 What is your opinion as to theeffectiveness of our public schools as atpresent organized

2 To what extent should the publicschools prepare young men and youngwomen for earning a living and in yourjudgment are the schools meeting thedemand in a satisfactory manner

3 What is the high school not do-

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that it should do and what is itdoing that it should not do

Senatorial ReturnsThe returns of the 29th senatorial dis-

trict¬

have been canvassed by CountyClerk Newton of Furnas county withthe following results

Hasty HolleyChase 275 283Dundy 296 232Frontier 703 642Furnas 1077 997Gosper 336 442Hayes 261 216Hitchcock 263 399Redwillow 1006 716

Totals 4319 3877Hasty s majority 442

The Trains Must WaitRailroad trainmen in the west have

recently been served with the followingorder in relation to the handling of mails

In accordance with the rulings ofpostoffice department trains must notrun out of stations leaving mail whichin process of loading or leaving mailwhich has actually arrived in stationeither on connecting trains or onwagons This applies when trains arealready delayed in leaving as well aswhen they are ready to start on time

For Sale CheapMoving picture machine with stereop

ticon attachment lime light burnerslide carrier complete set of slides andfilms showing the assassination ofPresident McKinley Lot of large showbills tickets and one box of limes Acomplete moving picture show outfitA snap for 7300 Everything just likenew cost 123 Steltzer Bros

McCook Nebraska

Concentrated SmokeFor curing meat Just a good as

wood smoke 25c per bottleMcConnell Berry

Rock Cockerels For SaleBarred Plymouth Rock

Cockerels at 100 apiece ll-23-4- ts

T F GockleyP O box 76 Danbury Neb

Remember the proceeds from the artexhibit will be used for the purchase ofpictures for the library and schoolrooms Come and help the cause along

We have everything that is new inbooks new novels childrens bookspoems and gift books

McConnell fc BerryNew lot of Monte Carlos at 7 8 and

10 just received at The Thompson DryGoods Cos

Dont forget the art exhibit in thecourt room December 4th 5th and 6th

Childrens Sleeping Garments 50c atThe Thompson Dry Goods Cos

Ladies Flanneletto Waists 50c TheThompson Dry Goods Co

Some good values in Petticoats at CLDeGroff Cos

RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS

Brakeman O D Keith was off earlyin tho week account of sickness

Brakeman C R Liggett visited RedCloud irionds last of week passed

Operator n D Stewart was with thohomefolks over at Alma

Engineer and Mrs Roy Zint visitedher relatives in Red Cloud close of lastlast week

Ed J Kates of the storehouse has beenhobbling around on crutches the resultof an injury

Operator and Mrs Frank Wallacecelebrated tho day turkeyfully with herparents in Geneva

Engineer Tony Clark was up fromOxford close of last week with engine228 for light repairs

Miss Sadie E Coyle is now employedin a clerical capacity in Grand MedicalExaminer Gages office

W L Washburn formerly Burlingtonagent at Trenton is now with the UnionPacific at Salina Kansas

George Campbell A R Dennis IraHuet and Mart Osburn were among thowitnesses of tho Lincoln Northwesterngame day

Trainmaster Kenyon and Mr Higginshavo been out on the road this weekfiguring on a new tonnage rating

Conductor Mrs and Celestino Kendlen had their turkey inHastings with her brother John Stevens

Conductor V II Solliday was indis ¬

posed Tuesday and Conductor F MWashburn went out on No 13 in hisstead

Clerk and Mrs L W Stayner and thechildren were with his parents in Edgarover and will return hometonight

Engineer and Mrs H L Donovanand two children went down to UticaSeward county to visit relatives over

Engine 66 just overhauled was putthrough her paces Tuesday in tho yardpreparatory to going into the service onthe road again

Floyd Berry went up to Denver Mon¬

day afternoon to meet Mrs Carl Berryand the children who were on their wayhere from Salt Lake City

Julian Andrews of the chief draughts-mans

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office Lincoln spent Sunday vis-iting

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McCook friends Julian is muchpleased with his new work

In view of the increasing train rob-beries

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the Burlington has announcedthat a dead train robber is worth 1000to any employe of the company

Conductors McKenna Curran andKnpwland returned Sunday on 1 fromChicago where they have been as witnesses in a law suit of the company

Conductor E M Cox departed Tues-day

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night for South Dakota to enjoyhis annual hunting vacation with abrother-in-la- w Mrs Cox accompaniedhim

Walter went down toLincoln Sunday night to enter uponhis new position in the office of DrScroggs the Burlington medicalexaminer

Canada is to have another railroadfrom ocean to ocean says Second VicePresident Hays of the Grand Trunkwith a mileage of 3000 and to cost from75000000 to 100000000Frank Robinson has been appointed

foreman of the Burlington planing millat Plattsmouth to succeed ESBarstowrecently advanced to general car inspec-tor

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of lines west of the MissouriConductor F M Washburn enter-

tained¬

a sister from Imperial close oflast week who was on her way to Hildreth to visit their parents whither shewent on 2 Saturday morning

Brakeman G D Leach has sold hiscosy and pretty little home on northManchester to Engineer ILL Donovanwho will shortly occupy the same withhis family Mr Leach contemplatesgoing to Denver and engjiging in busi-ness

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thereTo relieve the great freight congestion

at Pittsburg an effortwas made first of the week and it wasestimated that up to five oclock onMonday morning the several roads hadin twenty four hours moved in and outof Pittsburg 929 trains consisting of46225 cars

Supt Campbell in his car 10 went upto Sterling Colorado special Mondayto join ex President Perkins and partywho have been there on some businesswith the Union Pacific Tho partyfrom that point proceeded to the neigh-borhood

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of Ludell Kansas where MrPerkins has a game preserve to indulgein a short season of hunting ConductorL C Wolff and Flagman E O Scotthad the train in charge

For Sale First class folding bedInquire at Morgans clothing store

I Catalogues of the art exhibit may behad for five cents Got one now and beready to enjoy the pictures

In the court room next ThursdayFriday and Saturday The landscapephotographs of American scenery areparticularly good and the views ofMoorish architecture are the most beau-tiful

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to be had The famous master-pieces

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of the world of art are gatheredin this collection shown in gravure ofcarbon In the court room ThursdayFriday and Saturday December 4-5--6

Sutton the jeweler has a reliable op-

tician¬

in his store all the time Eyestested and glasses fitted scientificallyand satisfaction guaranteed Hundredsof people in McCook and vicinity willbear testimony to the high excellenceand reliability of his optical work Ifyour eyes need attention dont waituntiLsome pilgrim comes along but goto Sutton at once He remains here towarrant his work

cErthtfitfMcCOOK WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER

Thanksgiving

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congregational

superintendentsuperin-

tendentheadquarters

superintendent

superintendent

Superintendentrepresentative

Thoroughbred

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extraordinary

PUBLIC FREE LIBRARY NOTESCaptain Macklin Richard Harding

Davis last story is ono of more thanmore literary value Macklin is a WestPointer who worships his grandfatherssword Ho is kicked out of West Pointfor going to a dance in uniform with apretty girl He then goes into Hondur-as

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fights wins out because ho is bravoand gets mad and does things ou thosquare This story of Captain Macklinis full of characterization and whetherthere ever was just such a man or notdoes not materially matter It is a highminded picture of the kind of revolutionthat takes place every few days on thequarrelsome isthmus that divides usfrom South America It is a story toamuse and it will amuse It has thatgood stimulus to manliness that is noverlost on those who come under its spelland for that reason alone it has valueThe Story of Authors Loves is a veryattractivo book One need not feelabout it that ho is intruding on tho in-

timate¬

lives of these groat men as thework is done in such a careful mannerthat one sees only tho human side ofthese people who wero our youthfulideals and in these days set upon a ped-estal

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The book is written in good styloand from tho beautiful tale of theBrownings to that humanest love story

Thomas and Jane Carlylo we havo aseries of stories charmingly told andmore than interesting because they aronot fiction

Tho boys will bo sorry to hear thatG A Henty author of so many boysbooks is dead He died in Englandlast Sunday at the age of 69 His writ-ings

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wero entirely for boys and dealtwith tho various ways of England andAmerica and were popular He wrotethree or more books every year Thoroare three now ones this fall

The library board has been very for-tunate

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in securing tho famous TurnerArt exhibit for three days ThursdayFriday and Saturday December 4th 5thand 6th This exhibit will be given inthe court room and consists of one hun-dred

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and fifty reproductions of theworlds greatest artists in paintingand architecture Nover before hassuch an opportunity been placed withintho reach of the people of McCook toenjoy and becomo acquainted with thomasterpieces in history poetry naturereligion and all that is lovely as repre-sented

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by the most talented of old andmodern times In painting will bofound pictures by Raphael LandseerCorot Bonhem and many others Insculpture tho works of French SaintGaudens etc will be exhibited In ar-chitecture

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ancient Egyptian GrecianItalian Spanish and English designswill be represented This display se ¬

lected from the greatest art galleries ofthe present day will be open to visitorsduring the afternoon and evening ofthe threo days we havo tho privilego ofusing it and wo invito every ono to visitit A small admission fee will becharged all visitors and the en tiro notproceeds will be used to purchasepictures for tho library and school-rooms

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In no better way can the aestheticside of a childs nature bo cultivatedthan by constant association with thebeautiful in nature and art The trueteacher will strive to cultivato some ¬

thing beyond a commercial spirit in theheart of the child and impress upon hismind the fact that he who makes theacquirement of gain the end and aim ofhis life never really lives Let us havea liberal patronage and in this way wocan place at least one artistic design inevery room in the McCook schools

McCook Market QuotationsCorrected Friday morning

Corn 33Wheat 50Oats 35Rve 32Hogs 5tfEggs 20Butter 176

Murder in the Second DegreeG W Duel the Herndon Kansas

merchant who shot and killed Dr G WRowland last summer was found guiltyof murder in the second degree Thetrial was held at Atwood Rawlinscounty week before last

PicturesA strong feature of our Xma3 stock

this year will be pictures Wo havesurpassed all previous efforts in this lineand will show many novelties

McConnell Berry

For SaleBed room set lounge refrigerator

Riverside range Round Oak heater anda quantity of canned goods Inquire ofS A Moore

There are some things Sutton doesnot offer or agree to do He doesntagree to sell a 330 piano for 165 Buthe will sell you for 163 the best pianoon earth for that amount of moneyAnd its a good instrument too

The nicest in fine china at SuttonsThe holiday season approaches andyou will want to know where to buysomething nice in chinaware for a giftIt will not be necessary to go fartherthan Suttons

This is the time to make your pur-chases

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of underwear and at C L De-Groff

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Cos is the right place to getthe best goods at the right prices

Pocket books albums and leathergoods our stock never was so large

McConnell Berry

Ladies Jackets at 250 3 4 4906 S3 10 1130 at The Thompson

Drv Goods CosA few fine palm3 and jardineres for

sale cheap McConnell Berry

Boys warm School Coats for 85cThe Thompson Dry Goods Co

First class meats of all kinds at theB M meat market

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NUMBER 28

MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS

Annis Furs at DoGroffs

Camera supplies at Cono Bros

Mouto Carlo Coats nt DeGroffa

Go to Cono Bros for foot ballsSave monoy on drugs at McMillensIt pays to trado with Cono Bros

Try itScalo books for sale at Tun Tkiiiunk

oflico

A fino lino of gold plato lamps ntMcMillens

Threo rooms for rent Inquire ofFrank Travor

Some of McCooks draymon havo thoJim Hill tonnago idea

Boys Corduroy Suits 325 ThoThompson Dry Goods Co

Tho B M meat market sells thobest of everything in their lino

Childrens School Jackets 1 to 350Tho Thompson Dry Goods Co

Xmas is coming soon and headquartersfor Holiday goods is at Cono Bros

Ladies solid black Satine Wrappersat The Thompson Dry Goods Cos

Furnished rooms for rent with orwithout heat Mrs Mary E Brady

Mens Corduroy Pants 2 boys ditto50c Tho Thompson Dry Goods Co

Steel beaded Chatelain bags full size1 each McConnell Bkruy

DeGroff it Co for the best in under¬

wear of all kinds Prices always rightBlack Taffeta Silk Waists 350 450

and 5 at The Thompson DryGoods CosPing Pong Flinch combination game

boards 50 games in ono at McMillensMens heavy weight Black Suits of

clothes S5 at Tho Thompson D G CosA large stock of holiday goods now on

hand at McMillens a good time tochoose

You want the best at a right priceYou will get it at the B M meatmarket

Cone Bros display of Banquet andReception lamps is attracting muchattention

Ladies Fur Collarottes 175 375475 5 3506 at The Thompson Dry

Goods CogMcCook was largely represented in

the Lincoln Northwestern game Lin¬

coln Thursday

Dressing Sacques of Eiderdown orFlannelette at Tho Thompson DryGoodsCos 65c to 350

What a magnificent accessory to phys ¬

ical culture the noble piano forto hasbecome in these last days

Childrens fleece lined Underwear 5cto 45c Also half wool and all wool 23oup The Thompson Dry Goods Co

China in odd and delicate piecesPlates Trays Cups and Saucers TeaSets etc McConnell Berry

Cards with envelopes to match for athomes receptions etc for sale at Trib ¬

une office Same neatly printed rea-sonable

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if desired

Some young folks from McCookwho are contemplating matrimony weroin tke city Thursday buying furniture

Red Cloud C A November 22

Statuary and wall masks so popularthe past season will be a strong featuroin our Christmas stock Come and seothem McConnell Berrys

Diamonds watches clocks jewelryetc at Suttons the leading jewelerLargest and best selections in all linesand right prices Warranted repairing

Pianos at Suttons at from 165 up oneasy payments See him first beforemaking a purchase No one can giveyou lower prices or better terms for arename instrument

S Hill of Trenton Nebraskahas somechoice single comb Brown Leghorn cock ¬

erels for sale at 75c and 100 eachFine in comb and style Four and fivemonths old ll-21-2- ts

Dress Skirts to your measure 50 keptmade up ready to wear 250 to 750To your measure at same price 300pieces of Dress Goods to select fromThe Thompson Dry Goods Co

Best Table Oil Cloth 15c Best ApronGinghams 5c Best carpet warp onspools 18c American A 2 bushel seam-less

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Grain Bags I6V0C Warm Blanketlined Duck Coat3 1 The ThompsonDry Goods Co

China and the Chinese by Tankfvee General George II Bailey in thoBaptist church opening days of theweek was entertaining instructive andfairly successful from the box officepoint of view

The annual meeting of the Redwillowcounty agricultural society is called forSaturday December 6th atone oclockin the afternoon in the city hall Indi-anola

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for the purpose of electing officersfor the ensuing year and the transactionof such other business as may properlycome before the meeting

There is nothing so rare as a day inJune unless its some of that superbcut glas3 at Suttons He offers you astock from which to make your selec-tions

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that is unequaled in thi3 part ofthe state Not only is the display richbut the prices are reasonable made tofit the purse excellence of good3 con¬

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