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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-21
CoIegio Particular

DlKIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANlET
Alumnos erte,nos, penSionistas Y medtc
pensionistas, Gale del Sol MIN. 1@ II.
Los alumnos 1eciben en- este Co.
teeio: 10 La instruction prlmaria,
lncluyendo el ingles, dibujo la his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
truccion secundaria, 8 sea la prepa-
raci6n para el ingreso en- las I'M
versidades de los Estados Unldos.
80 Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pm
tura y mdsica.) 40 Teoria praac'
tica de la Teneduria de libros. Sc
ran tambien admitidos, en- calidad oe
lnternos, los alumnos que deseen
:ontinuar sus estudios en- la alta rs
cuela Americana, a donde aquellos
concurriran vigilados por los ms
poctores del Colegio, reciblendo
despues repasos privados de las
asienaturas que cursen. Este 20 10.
legio tiene su <Reglamento inter *,
que Sc enviara a los padres que 10
solicitor.
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POI ICIA

Han sido conienados por ell Tri
bunal de Policfa los siguientes indi-
viduos: Lucas Vazquez por hurtc de
una Iona de CANA, 10 dias; Maria
Luisa Qdif1ones por rif1a y escanda
10, dollars; Ramon Prado por an
dar por una azotea sin autorizacion
y ser sospechoso, 10 dias de traba
jos; Dionisio Correa, por pelea y es
candalo, 10 dias; dona Dolores Ca
milo por lanzarle una pedrada q Lui
sa Gonzalez, dollars; Facundo Ri
vera y Juan Perez por jugar a 10
prohibido, 10 dias de trabajos caca
uno; Martin Goenaga, por sustraer
le de la habitaci6n de Rafael Rivera
varias prendas dc vestir, 20 dias de
trabajos; Manuel Cosme, por tratar
de cobrar mas de 10 estipulado por
llevar a bordo de un barco q un SO
nor, 9 dollars de multa; Francisco
Daniel, per negarse satisfacerle a
Juan Hernandez Ell importe de un
bast6n, / dollars; Ana Olivenci, por
provocar Gustavo Margary, 9 do
liars; Juan Rosado, Juan Garcia y
Alfredo Prieto por amenazas a la po
lic1a, dollars los dos primeros y
dollars al dltimo; Antonio Rivera
por hurto de una carretilla, 80 dias
de trabajos; Ignacio Rivera y Julian
Martinez por sospecha y andar a
deshoras de la noche por la calle 5
dias a cada uno; C&ndido Conception
como autor del escandalo ocurrido
antenoche en- ell cafe Ella Esmeral
da, so dias de trabajos; Manuel Abril
por rif1a con un americana, q quien
le produjo una herida, Is dollars de
multa; Gregorio Castro por intentar
agredir Domingo Perez, 10 dias y
Belen Perez, por faltar de palabras
a la policfa dollars de multa
- En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos q 81 40 ell quin
tai. ns-5 3
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concerto con su pasividad jur1dica
le han aconsejado, menos cuando ha
seguido los voceadores que perpe
trando ALI 81 tipo ecenico y etnico
del jaquet6n espanol, Sc ha puesto a
ensayar aptitudes de rebelde, que
hasta su propia dignidad social le
sientan NAL, pues que no hay nj pue
de haber rebeldia en- quien no ha po
dido nj debido aceptar sumisi6n,
No pens6 que ell porvenir es res
ponsabilidad suya solo suya, y que
Ia acti7iaad extricte, u cue exelus;
vamete convenfa & su situaci6n, & su
dignidad, su casual caracter de re
presentante de la conciencia iurfdi-
ca del Nuevo mundo ante Ia brutal
inconsecueIcia del partido eobernan
te en- los Estados Unidos, era la del
que lucha por el derecho, primero,
Isl as1 10 quiere su egoismo por su
propio derecho, despues, como as1
convene a la ordenaci6n del mundo
moral, por ell derecho de todos por
el derecho positive, por ell progreso
del derecho, por "a consecuci6n prac
tlca de los benefcios del derecho
publico, tai como 10 hizo elective la
dencia de las colonias inglesas que
hoy son Union Americana: tai cual
10 consagra Ia Constitution america
ma; tai cual han intentado imitarlo
los demas puebl0s de la terra; tai co
mo esPeraba Puerto Rico que Sc hui
biera hecho elective para ella.
Habl6ndose atenido Ia lsla 10
que de ella han querido hacer los
representatives del gobierno federal
va sin la asesorfa de los puertorri.
que1os que 'heredaron de Espaf1a la
direction de su pals este no ha mani
testado descontento alguro al reci.
Dir maquina ado y fabricado por es.
traflos al singular gobierno civil que
hoy rige en- Puerto Rico, pero SO de
ben suponer, y por ESQ 10 supongo,
que tan pronto como la 1sla Sc aper
ciba de la burla de sus propias insti-
tuciones jurfdicas que ell Congreso
Americana ha sancionado como ley
chill para ell gobierno civil de Pto.
Rico> este Sc decidira adoptarr la
aptitud de paladfn y sostenedor de
su derecho que 10 estan llamando
su instinto de conservation y ell pa
triotismo recto, claro, puro y desin
teresado de la <Liga da patriotas ,
NJ HOSTOS.
De EEL Liberal, de Sto. Domin
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)fcina, San Francisco 59
Gran Hotel y Restaurant
TNGLATERRA
HOTEL de + 0RDEN

Elitco construdo expresamente para Hotel
Capacdad para 200 PASAJEROS
Stuacion la mas centrica
Vsas la bahia las GALES de Tetuan, Cruz Fortalez.
Ell mas resco ventiado de la Capital.
FL comelor me eor de las Antillas.
Deparamentos Independence para famlias.
BESIDE de Agoso rge adems dol plan antique las comi
das, ell sistema americana; guSto del favOrecedOr.
Tren de carruajes de luo
Interpreters IraductoreS de ler. oren.
Ppecios al gual de los demas t1oteles.
Sc hacen abonos cOmdaS.
installation de banos 4 la mOderna
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A las fArnilias.

Hecho cargo ror ausencla del
Sr Novoa de la representation de
.os colegios <Santa Ana' para ]oVe
nes villa Maria, para Srtas. ha
90 publico que ambos intitutos aorl
Ran sus cursos en- la ciudad de New
York en- la la semana del proxlmo
Stbre. Para mas informes en- San
Juan de P. r., Jose Montesinos.
A 100
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UniVerSidad de Virginia
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.

Fundada por Thomas Jefferson evntase Ceo
saudabe region de Piedmont Virginia. Los
da Is de Spemb De los pop6aos
con6 grades premiar suhenc dePartameno Dc
Literature. 0ienoias Abogaoia, Aedions lngsni,ra.
muy equipad
dio Mec4nc Qumica Bologia Osvato
Astron6mco Museo de- Historic Natural; Gmnaso
AL Cogos debe preSo
Unverdad de Virginia oc las vntaias de clima TO- sin
ke d. c"i "~'"" -ilcaes
& los estndian "7i''*"t"' las ':-"'~ N"'': .
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La Asamblea
del domingo,

La asamblea para Ia fOrmaci6n
de la Colonia Espanola estuvo con.
curridfsima Excedi6 ell ndmero de
asistentes al de las boletas que SO
habian impreso para entrada, y es'
tos pasaban de 1900. Empez6 q las
dos de la tarde Preside Fernar'
dez Juncos. Formaban la mesa D.
Manuel Castri11era D. Antonio Men
dez, D. Vicente Balbas y don Anto
nio Alvarez Nava. Ell Sr. Fernan'
dez Juncos pronunci6 un notable
discurso, sintetisando eHmotivo de
la reunion y la importancia de la
fraternidad en- hijos de una misma
nacion cuando estan al amparO de
una bandera extrangera, siendo in
terrumpida varias veces en- su dis
cursos con freneticos aplausos.
Despues de su discurso, obtuvo
la comisi6n provisional que presidia,
un voto general de eonfianza para
seguir dirigiendo los trabajos de Ia
Asamblea. Estos Sc llevaron ca
DO con gran regularidad y orden,
El Sr. Alcalde aeon paf1ado de
otros distinguidos caballeros do la
sociedad puertorriquena, presen'
ciaba ell acto desde elpalco Official.
Como era tan numerosa la con-
currencia, dur9 mas de dos horas el
acto de la votacion y escrutinio, q co
mo anochecia = no Sc habia prepara'
do el alumbrado del local, termin6
el acto al ser prOclamadOs los indi'
viduos que obtuvierun mayoria para
formar la Junta Directiva de la Co.
lonia, sin que hubiera tempo para
los discursos de varios oradores que
Sc proponfan hablar en- la Asamblea,
entire los cuales iguraban los Srs.
Aware z Nava y Balbas.
COncurrierOn al actO variOs re
presentantes de la prensa local, a la
que saludo con afectuosas frases el
presidente en- uno de los parrafos de
su discurso
La candidatura elegida es la ST.
guiente:
Presidente de Honor r-Sr Con
sui de Espaf1a
Presidente efectivo.-Don Ra.
fael Fabian
Vice Presidente. Don Vicente
Balbas, y Don Antonio Mendez.
Secretario General. ID. Manuel
Fernandez Juncos.
Vice Secretario.-D. Emilio Gar
cia Cuervo.
Letrados Consejeros ID, Wan.
ceslao Bosch, don Antonio Alvarez
Navas, don Antonio Sarmiento.
Tesorero.->Don Marce.ino de
| Ante.
Vice Tesorero.-Don Joaquin
Matienzo.
Vocales. s.-Don Alfredo Iglesias,
doa ] Garayalde, don Rafael No.
| gueras, don Emilio Giraldez, don
Jose NJ Blanco. don Enrique Del
gado, don Juan A Sobrino, don
| Marcos Pieras, don Fausto Ruca
bado, don Antonio Caubet, don
! Ernesto Mendez, don Jose D Re
ra, don Manuel Castif1elra, don
Adolfo Perez don Francisco Perez,
don Joaquin Villamil, don Conra
do Palau, don F. Martinez Villa
mil, don Ceferino Fern andez, don
Juan Olivia, don Santos del Campi
llo, don Ramon Torres, don Anto
nio Piza, don Francisco Trigo.
Vocales Suplentes Don Jose
Somohano: don Recadero Felices,
don S1lvestre Lopez, don Ricar lc
F, LAMA, don Rosendo Monies, dor
Antonio Massot, don Julio Tejeiro
don Antonio Teruel, don Felipe
Fernandez, don Manuel Cremades
don Joaquin Duran, don Pedro Ur
biztondo, don Juan Ros, don Pablo
Fadon, don Jose Escnde, don Ante
MO H'guera. don Manuel Meseguer
don Francisco Mateos, don Felip'
Perez don Deogracias Fabian, do,
Alexandra Fresno, Pbro don Ma
nuel Diaz Caneja, don F Fernando
Juncos, don Jose Fernandez.
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Farmacia de Zengotita
Santurce, frente al Institute

En- esta nueva ofcina de Farma
cia, Sc encuentra un complete surtl.
do de drogas, productos qu1micos y
armaceuticos patentizados naciona
les y extranjeros y toda clase de ar
tfculos anexos Ia profession.
Esmero en- ell despacho de las
prescripciones facultativas. Equi'
dad en- los precios
Sc despacnan formulas de 5000
rros Mutuos
a.. 5-15
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A nuestros leot0res
DE A'AUCO.

Avisamos i los lcctorrs de LA
en- laucO, que
rl pcri6dico Sc hallara dc vcnta en-
la casa de Don Antonio llahrGs,
nuestro Agentc d" aqurl pueblo.
Ell precio dc vcnta cS i un cen
tavo cl cj cjcmplar. ; ~ 8
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Cafe restaurant

ola VENUS, antes <La Palma de
oro, de don Adrian Padilla Arecibo.
Sc vende este antique y acredlta
do establecimiento, montado "a al
tura de los mejores de la isa. El a.
10 interese dlrijase a
Francisco Torres Cordero
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A los come(ciantes,

ST quereis evitaros molestias en-
la preparation de declaraciones de
Aduana, solicitad el sRepertorio AL
fabetico de la Tarifa Dingley en- es'
parlol, ell cual Sc encuentra de venta
en- Ponce en- ell establecimiento de
los Sres. Vidal & Ca q Gun dollar le
eiemplar. oO-l0
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Juan de Guzman Benitez.
A B o G A D O.

Ofrece .sus servicios profesio
males.
Ell bufete en- los altos del Bauco
Territorial y Agrfcola
n a-15--o
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S. Large A9allue,
AVOCADO DE LA
UNIVERSIDAD DE MArolD

Ofroce sus servicios profeslo-
naics.
Arccibo calle de Jesus y
Maria en- la Ofcina General do
Ncyocios de Antonio Suliveres.
A. 3O-ll
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- En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos a 81 40 el quin
tai. ns-5
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A lC-3 8
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

THE military committee of the house,
for four weeks past, has been laboring
over the Idaho Instruction of last year,
and has heard the evidence OF a score OF
witnesses, whose testimony clearly es-
tablishes that the governor of Idaho de-
serves great praise for the prompt and
positive action he took in calling out the
military arm of the government to re-
store peace and assist the civil author
tiles in Furnishing the outlaws who
planned the destruction of the Bunker
Hill mining property and the killing OF
the men who were in charge oft. Only
one side of the case has been heard thus
far, and the efforts of Democratic mem
bers of congress to connect the admins
tration with any improper use OF the
military power of the government has
signally failed. When the other side
has been heard from we shall know
more of the true inwardness of that
small rebellion.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD NEWS.

Machinist and Mrs. John Steven and
Master Ralph are visiting in Chicago.
George Denton is now braking on the
work train betws Ell Republican City and
Oberlin
John Hegenberger has bought lot II,
block 33, Second McCook, from Mrs. S.
J. Cooley. Price. SEQ
Will Brewington goes to McCook today
to take an examination for fireman's
work. He will reside there.-Oxford
Standard.
George S. Scott has moved into the
Ballew dwelling and Brakeman Robert
Savers occupies the Gordon house va
Gated by him.
George S. Lee, the operator at Louis
vile, who stole SIG and a bunch of tick
cts from the Burlington. a few weeks
ago, has been sentenced to IS months in
the penitentiary.
Engine No. IS, built at Havelock
shops, was received at the round-house,
Wednesday. 1t will be ''broken inn in
the freight service. after which it will be
used in the fast passenger service be-
tween Lincoln and McCook. 1t is a new
engine taking the number of an old one.
Journal.
During a heavy wind aud rain storm,
Monday night, an empty stock car was
blown on the main line in the Burling-
ton yards at Superior and was struck by
the engine of No. ID, a passenger train,
demolishing the car and disabling the
engine. The stop made by the train at
the Missouri Pacific crossing and the car
running off the track before being struck
probably averted a bad wreck.
Postal Clerk w. F. J. Comly's ''coon
trap failed to work "both ways" Sun
day afternoon on No. I at Haigler, and
as a consequence the pouch e under
the train with the usual dire results.
Comfy was determined to retrieve the
bad record made at that point lately in
the matter of catching the mail-9 fail
ures having been made between March
Ist and 10th. He "caught Oh" all right,
but did not "let GO" as successfully; and
the wheels "did the rest" Some of the
boys suggest that Comlly's profuse mi
tials had something to do with it. At
all events, his fellow clerks are having
not a little sport at his expense.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
SOUTH SIDE.

The South Side farmers are all busy at pres
ent.
Clarence Goheen is putting in wheat, this
week.
This is the last week of school in school
district No. 80.
Preaching as usual, next Sunday. All are
cordially invited.
w. S. Fitch expects to put out another
small orchard, this spring.
Sheriff Kingdom called in South Side on
business, Monday of this week.
This locality was visited by quite a heavy
hail-storm, Saturday evening.
There was no Blble-class, Sunday on &C
count at the small attendance.
Several of the South Side farmers are talk
ing of raising sugar beets, this season.
Florence Johnston was a school visitor, in
district No. s, Wednesday of this week.
H. C. Brown of the Slew" ranch expects to
move onto the Alfred Nettleton place, shortly.
Eurilla Fitch is expected home from her ex-
tended visit at Goldheld, Colo, the last Of the
week.
w. S. Morlan of McCook is putting cut
trees on his ranch, this week. He has quite a
gang Of hands and is making things move.
School closes, this week, in district No. 8.
Miss Duffey has had a great many obstacles to
overcome; but on the whole she has taught a
very successful school and won for herself a
place among the competent teachers of Red
Willow county.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

THE Porto Rican question rests be-
tween two principles. One of these is in
the interests of the island alone. The
other is fundamental and affects the
whole country now and hereafter. In
the latter case-the constitutional power
to levy duties on Porto Rican products
any departure from the right principle
can not be retraced. After the debate
in the house the necessity for all inter-
probation of the constitution is para
mount. The principle of freedom of
trade, recommended by the president,
has yielded only temporarily to the more
important principle that affects the on
stitution.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

THE chairman of the Democratic ma
tioDal committee was one of the beneh-
Charles of the great trust which oppressed
the cotton-growers of the south. The
last Democratic nominee for governor of
Ohio, and an eminent figure in the oun
ellis of that party, has acquired an i'm
mense fortune via monopolies. The men
who dominated the last Democratic adj
ministration are today connected with
trusts of all descriptions. Yet the Dem
ocratic party strives to pose as the great
antitrust organization. The trust prob
lem will be solved by the Republican
party just as all other great problems
have been solved by it. The Democratic
party agitates but does not accomplish.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

The people of McCook understand
that the saloon question is not an issue
in this coming city election. 1t is adj
mitted that at the present time the IL
censed saloon is the best plan yet devised
to restrict and restrain the traffic. En-
forcement of present law and the form
ing of an educated sentiment for sobriety
are the proper and wise means at hand,
are the means at this time recognized by
the wise friends of temperance; and any
effort to inject the saloon question into
this campaign comes from sources not
favorable to temperance. Let this fact
be understood.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
WithdraWs HIS Name.

Through a misunderstanding on my
part as to the existing condition Of local
politics, 1 permitted my name to be
used.and circulated on the Petition ticket
for the Office. of city clerk. This would
appear OF the face of it that had be-
come estranged from the Republican
party. Such, however, was not the case.
[ have always beer identified with the
Republican party since becoming a voter
and my loyalty to it has never been
questioned, and never shall be, so long
as its present excellent standard OF prin-
ciples is maintained.
NV name has been withdrawn from
the Petition ticket, and 1 am not a can
didate. Very truly,
B. G.. GoSSARD.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
Republican Congressional Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a Republican
convention for the Fifth congressional dis,
trict OF Nebraska will be held in the city OF
Holdrege on the 25th day of April, 1000, at
two o'clock p. m, for the purpose of choosing
two delegates and two alternates TO represent
the district in the national convention which
convenes in Philadelphia, June 10Th, 1000, and
for the placing in nomination a candidate Tor
congress for said district and for the transac-
ton of any other business that may properly
come before said convention. The basis OF
representation for each county shall be one
delegate at large and one delegate tor each
100 votes and major fraction thereof cast for
Hon. c. E. Adams in 1895.
Here follows number of delegates for the
several counties:
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
BOX ELDER.

Mrs. Eli Atkinson has been quite i'll, but is
some better now.
James Doyle has sold his stable horse to
Amin Houge of Frontier county.
Pearl Wildman will begin teaching a spring
term of school near Stockville, next Monday
We understand that Samuel Goddard is SER
iously i'll, and that they have telegraphed for
his sons.
Wheat sowing is well under way, and in
this vicinity farmers are using the disc harrow
instead of the cultivator in putting in wheat.
1t is the general expectation that this is going
to be a good wheat year.
Miss Keam of Burnt Hill will close a seven
months term of school, this evening. There
will be an entertainment in the hall at Center
Point, in which some of the elocutionists of
Box Elder will participate.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
REDWfLLOW.

Mrs. Lutes is staying with Mrs. Aaron
Sheets for a short time. Mrs. Sheets is not
making a very rapid recovery.
Mrs. Pratt closed her visit with her sister,
Mrs. P.J Taylor, and departed on the east
bound train, Tuesday evening.
The Kentuckyish aspect of this precinct
has mellowed down and everybody is attend
ing strictly to the business of putting in crops
at a great rate. The prospects were never
better at this time of the year.
Mrs. William Byfeld went over to Herndon,
Kansas, first of the week, and spent the night
with DIR. and Mrs. J.. w. Rowland. Mrs.
Rowland is an old-time resident of this pre-
cinct and her friends will learn with pleasure
that if the plans now on foot mature, She will
be Mrs. Senator, instead of Mrs. DR.. 1t is
doubtful if this prospective honor will bring
more remuneration than the practice the doc
tor now enjoys. Mrs. Rowland will herself
practice when her college course is completed.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

WIscoNSIN'S wave of prosperity was
represented in 1897 by an increase of
$e,e5I,327 invested in a dozen of the
principal industries of the state, with an
increase of upwards of SIG 900 in the
value of goods made, and a gain of
$I,4e2,S $50 in wages. This was S.72 per
cent more than was paid to wage-earners
in 1896, and the average yearly earnings
of each worker were increased by $I5.o7.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
COLEMAN.

. Maud Coleman is spending the vacation
week at home.
Shorty Smith is putting in wheat his level
best, these days, with those white mules.
]. B. Smith took thirty fat hogs to McCook,
Monday. M. H. Cole had seven and ]. w.
Corner six on the market, the same day.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

The lease of life for Uncle Toms Cabin
is phenomenal. 1t is a play that has
been hacked and b%utchered and guyed
numerically, and yet it survives, because
it tells a story which interests and stirs
up humanity. 1t can be truly said of
the Burk's Uncle Toms Cabin Co. that
every performer in his or her particular
line is an artist. The scenic, mechani-
cal, calcium and electrical effects are
truly wonderful. Menard opera house,
April 5th.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

THE action of the Indiana gold Demo
Gratis in resolving to continue their hight
on Bryanism is rather wet blankety TO
those politicians who have been declar-
ing that the passage of a currency bill
would render the candidacy of the gem
tleman from Nebraska more palatable to
that great class of Democratic voters
who have refused to accept the 45c.
dollar iceue
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

Republican congressional convention, Fifth
district, Holdrege, Wednesday, April 18TH, 2
o'clock. Red Willow county II delegates.
Republican state convention, Lincoln,
Wednesday, May I'd, 2 o'clock. Red Willow
county II delegates.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06

A. BARNETT, the unanimous choice of
the Republicans of McCook for mayor,
is a man who can call and rally to the
Republican standard the best elements
of this city, within and without the
party. His is a commanding personal
ity, his name a synonym for sterling and
rugged and manly honesty. Let no
proper effort be overlooked TO make his
plurality decisive.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-04-06
s1,s for Letters About Nebraska.

The passenger department of the B.
& M. R. R. R. offers thirteen cash prizes
aggregating Sis for letters about Ne
braska. Particulars of the contest, which
is open to all, can be had by addressing
T. Francis, G. P. A., Omaha.-3-o-5ts.