The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-03-10

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tar Powder.-No Ammonia; No Alum.
omes-4o Years the Standard
in Shawl Straps at j..
7r-Albert Wells.
ort The first rain Of the year, Tuesday
night.
April 4th will be the date of the city
ublc election.
ines Genuine venal vampires taken on sub
scription at this Office.
a Bert Thompson is building a new
20 TO dwelling house in East McCook.
John Whitaker has received the gov
ernment's patent for his wire fence
loseo stretcher.
ojust .o;a +ha+ Nehrasto ic now ;rcreas-
ing in population at the rate of about
" 900 per week.
B. F. Troxe1 is putting up a new barn
will N1N:NNa.
chen !"
Do a mean act in a mean way; so it
will have a keener %sting-for your own
city. breast. But better not do it.
here -
AZ FoUND:-On Monroe street above
Douglas a pair of gold bowed spectacles.
etc., Owner can have same by calling at this
Office.
They have made golden syrup for years
unity LI
illow ~" - - Co.,
Rich coal tar
here
u;, Call and inspect Kalstedt's immense
stock of new goods. The finest selection
ever exhibited in the city. Don't wait
conf until the line is broken.
o al --
with TIL Barnett Lumber Co. now has a
: tbe yard in Trenton, having bought out N.
,,,+h- T. Hall on the first of the month, and
taken possession at that time.
The Dunkards are holding a series of
right meetings at the Highland school house
ma up in Frontier county under the leader
nd IS ship of Rev. Stanbaugh of our city.
est of
,rst- A promising little girl baby made it
home at w. M. Anderson's, Monday
night, a fact Will duly celebrated on the
deal following morn by a wreckless distribu-
vs. of ton of the fragrant weed.
gwen Colonel J. S. LeHew has been pushing
CIV his candidacy for collector of internal
- revenue of Nebraska during his stay in
AZ Washington. North of Columbus and
i Campbell of Hastings are among the
soou leading competitors for the place.
Work gives a man an appetite for his
the meals: it lends solidity to his slumber; it
Ell furnishes a grateful appreciation ola holi-
gs on day. The men who make a living by
hun loafing turn out to be the most contempt
state ible and worthless members of society.
e'eh THE TRIBUNE is pleased to learn,
d anu from good authority that neither the ex-
lungs IRENE cold or weeks of mild weather of
~ d the winter just closed have injured
'ciat fruit trees or buds. This being true a
:. good fruit crop may reasonably be ex-
Is pected this year.
-. A gentleman from the east was in the
city, Tuesday, on his way down to
Kansas, to see Dennis St. German, whom
he claims decided him a farm owned by
a loan company, receiving as part pay a
horse valued at $1,000, which the gen.
\ tleman hoped to recover. 4
y Sunday morning, Mr.. Rogers who
III bought the Corey ranch, arrived in the
city with his effects, among them being
a number of the finest Herefords ever
~ shipped into Red Willow county, and
. which will add materially to the b1ooded
: stock interests of the county.
Superintendent Aaron Cove, in his adj
dress on individuality" before the Colo
RADIO state teachers association, at its
last annual session, said: "The best
school today is one where fifteen little
children are training in a true kinder
ugh garten with a real, philosophical, trained
and and altogether lovely mother Tor a teach
oro err"
than Grants monument is to be completed
reat in New York in 1895 at a cost of sos, S57.
ems If instead of erecting a stack of useless
q stone the monument had been given the
70 useful form of a Grant institute, a Grant
or library or a Grant hospital the half mill
ion of dollars expended would have pro-
" y duced something useful as we'll as orna-
. y mental and the generations to come