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By F M KIMMELL
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The Nations Grief
The death of the president comes to
the people of United States as a common
grief In the north to whose cause he
was espoused when civil war raged in
the south to whose people he brought a
message of real fraternity in the new
nation baptized in the blood of all sec
tions the name of McKiifley had become
a household word He was close to each
without indifference to either with the
love of a father he looked forward to
the maturity of the nation over which he
had been called to preside
The hour of death removes politics
but better still the love of a lifetime had
extracted whatever asperity might have
existed The high office of president
was fittingly filled by a man measuring
up to its requirements To him it made
no difference whether patriot had worn
blue or gray he accepted the heart
loyality of the present as the token of
the future There will be manj eviden
ces of the dead presidents administra
tion to perpetuate his name He had
an eye to the material supremacy of the
union he had expanded the limits of
American authority beyond the seas
but greater than all the greatest possi
ble was the bindingof domestic wounds
and the healing of internal estrangement
The nation mourns for McKinley the
south kneels at his bier the whole
world sees a weeping but united
nation Atlanta Constitution
The late Fusion convention was a frost
Thank God the Senator Wellingtons
like Assassin Czolgosz are few
One by one the so called Silver Re
publicans are going home to the Dem
ocratic fold Frank T Ransom is one
of the lates prodigals
The gods have dealt kindly even
gloriously with Teddy Roosevelt in
whose hands the peace honor and pros
perity of America will not suffer
IT is a credit to the American head
and heart that the assassin of President
McKinley was preserved to undergo
punishment in the regular lawful mode
In establishing responsibility for
Czolgoszs unspeakable crime it is not
likely that Emma Goldman the arch
conspirator will be overlooked Such
weaklings as Czolgosz are but cowardly
pliant tools in the hands ofsucH profess
ionals as this tigress and agitator for pay
The postoffice department has sent
out requests for bids for carrying mail
in Nebraska Bids are to be opened
December 3rd It is the purpose of the
department to let contracts direct to
those actually engaged in carrying the
mails cutting out the sub contractors
YELLOW journalism is getting a de
served black eye apropos of the assassi
nation of the beloved president William
McKinley the typical American
Yellow journalism has become a hissing
in the ear of decency and demands
scarcely less severe treatment than red
handed anarchy Such papers debauch
public sentiment and too oft inspire the
assassins deed
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year at the Bee Hive t
At the meat market of D C Marsh
you will find a very desirable combina
tion for the careful judicious buyer
the best quality at the most reasonable
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CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
METHODIST Sunday school 10 a in
Junior League at 4 p m Epworth
League 7 Preaching at II a m and
8 p m Church rally and reunion Wed
nesday evening Sept 25th All mem
bers of the church and congregation are
urged to be present at this rally There
will be the business of the adjourned
session of the fourth quarterly confreuce
reports in full from all the departments
of church work then a social time at
which light refreshments will be served
Presiding Elder Hardaway will be
present
L M GriGSBY Paotor
Congregational Sunday school at
10 a m Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at eight oclock Morning sub
ject The Way the Truth the Life
Evening subject Scientific Anarchism
W J Turner Pastor
Baptist Usual Sunday school ser
vices at 945 a m Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at eight B Y P
U 730 p m Evening song and preach
ing service Geo I White Pastor
DANBURY
A light shower fell Wednesday night
Dr W A DeMay was in Atwood
Monday
C R Newberry was a McCook visitor
Tuesday on business
Our daily mail train from the west
came through on scheduled time Mon
day
Section Foreman Wheeler has added
two more men to his help on his section
this week
W A Minniear recently sold his herd
of stock cattle to Theo Lockard of Hum
boldt Neb
Thursday afternoon was observed as
McKinley funeral day by the schools
and business men of this place
Tuesday and Wednesday were the
coldest days of this season Many have
put up their heaters for the winter
Much of the alfalfa hay is stack burn
ing that which was well soaked with
water along the bottoms during the last
rain
Chauncy Messner arrived Saturday
from Omaha for a short visit with his
folks He left Wednesday morning
for Kansas City with a load of stock of
his fathers Chauncy has been work
ing for a Wagner and Co of Omaha who
are in the live stock commission busi
ness in that place
We are going to have school just
the same and our supplies are much
lower in price The Bee Hive
BANKSVILLE
The Weschs are sowing rye if reports
are correct
We ask what Josh Rowland goes north
east so much for
W H Benjamin was at McCook on
business Saturday
Messrs Hartman and Clyde were in
McCook Saturday
A Peters was in McCook on Saturday
and brought out a separator of the water
kind
There is quite a change in the air since
the rain and is quite a relief after the
hot weather
The news bag here is inflated with
wind instead of solid substance The
idea is if you dont see what you want
ask for it
PROSPECT PARK
Minta Sly visited at Red Willow over
Sunday
O L Thompson visited the Sly family
Sunday
Julia Sly commenced her school last
Monday
Quite a number of farmers are putting
in small grain
Rev J E Tirrill will preach his fare
well sermon Sept 29
May Thompson has been on the sick
list for the past week
Grandma Dodge is home from Indian
ola greatly improved in health
Some of the Prospect Park people at
tended the fair at Indianola this week
Dr Kays Renovator cures constipa
tion Price 25c and 1 Sold by A
McMillen and D W Loar
Dr Kays Renovator cures stomach
trouble 25c and 1 Sold by A Mc
Millen and D W Loar
Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment relieves
the intense itching It soothes heals and
cures chronic cases where surgeons fail It is
no experiment its sales increase through its
cures Every bottle guaranteed Price 50c
in bottles tubes 75c A McMillen
We Want to See You
We can tell what makes your eyes blur and
your head swim You are bilious and Dr
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin will cure you or the
manufacturers will refund you the purchase
price Sold by A McMillen
COLEMAN
J W Corner took hogs to McCook
Monday
Snow fell in Indiana this week Wed
nesday Whew
W M Rozell was in McCook last
Monday with hogs r
H B Wales took hogs to McCook
Monday of last week
H B Wales is slapping in fall wheat
right along these days
Mrs B W Wilsou visited with Mrs
H Harper on last Saturday
J W Corner and W M Rozell took
hogs to McCook last Monday
Mrs M H Cole visited Mrs W T
Coleman in McCook two days last week
Mike Coyle has returned from his trip
north where he has been several weeks
J B Smith and M H Cole were in
McCook with hogs on Monday of last
week
B W Wilson took a load of water
melons to McCook last Friday and
another one on Wednesdny this week
No school at the Coleman school
house on last Monday as the friends
wanted to attend the funeral of Worth
Coleman in McCook
On Tuesday evening of week before
last friends to the number of about forty
gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs
Harvey Campbell to let their daughter
Miss Ethel know that she was twenty
years old on that day She came here
early last Spring but Jier birthday was
found out It does beat all how the
girls up here find out such things and
then the next thing is a friendly visit
such as this one It was also Mrs
Campbells birthday They all had a
good time discussing ice cream and cake
until a late hour when the friends re
turned to their homes wishing Miss
Ethel and Mrs Campbell many birth
days to come and they will never forget
the many kind friends who called to
show their friendship and make life
pleasant and although among strangers
they find many kind friends to cheer
them on lifes rough journey
On last Saturday afternoon the resi
dence of B W Wilson with all its con
tents except one trunk and a rocking
chair was burned The origin of the fire
is not known Mrs Wilson had been
doing some baking during the day but
was through and had let the fire go
down There was no one at home when
the house took fire Mr Wilson was in
McCook and Mrs Wilson bad gone to a
neighbors The boys were out herding
cattle and saw the smoke and immedi
ately hurried to the house and found the
roof about ready to fall in They rushed
into the house and seized a trunk and
rocking chair and carried them to a
place of safety By this time the heat
had become so intense that they could
not enter the house again The build
ing was a neat frame structure twenty
four feet square It was well built
nicely furnished and a good home The
house and contents were insured for
700 For the present the family is
domiciled in a house owned by J N
Smith
How about those dinner pails
tablets slates pencils and pens
We have plenty at the Bee Hive
TYRONE
Some hope for a Acrop next year
Where is Hicks
L J Shippee is doing some much
needed road work
J E Boyd commenced a term of
school in the Tyrone district Monday
Frank Moore drove out from Indianola
last week to help at the farm work for
awhile
C S Blair is the nominee for assessor
on the Republican ticket and C G
Brown and J A Lemaster nominees for
road overseers
C G Broman returned from Omaha
where his wife is taking treatment in
the Presbyterian hospital He reports
that she is doing very well and wiil like
ly be able to return home soon
Constipation neglected means chronic
diseases Dr Kays cures constipation
promptly 25c and 1 Sold by A Mc
Millen and D W Loar
Machine and cylinder oils at S M
Cochran Cos
Trade with Loar
Dont wait until you become chronically
constipated but take DeWitts Little Early
Risers now and then They will keep your
liver and bowels in good order Easy to
take Safe pills McConnell Berry
Norris Silver North Stratford N H says
I purchased a bottle of One Minute Cough
Cure while suffering with a cough doctors told
me was incurable One bottle relieved me
the second almost cured Today I am a well
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Half Day Sessions
Supt Thomas has found it necessary
to issue the following letter of which
parents will at once see the wisdom and
necessity
to pakents
Whereas there exists an overcrowded
condition of the preparatory school in
the class for beginners and whereas it
is the judgment of the board of educa
tion that half day sessions should be
held in that department In accordance
with this conclusion therefore the chil
dren of the beginners class will be
formed in two sections the older ones to
attend the morning sessions of school
and the younger ones to attend the af
ternoon sessions
The plan is desirable for many rea
sons First 103 children are enrolled
in the preparatory department which is
far too great a number in any school
room for either health or comfort
Second with fGwer children in atten
dance at a single session the teacher can
devote more time and greater personal
attention to the pupils individual needs
Third it is rapidly coming to be recog
nized that from two to three hours per
day is amply sufficient time for any five
year old child to be under the restraint
of school work Necessity in this case
compels us then to do what is distinctly
best for the childrens physical and
mental well being
The teachers have made the divisions
into sections in the manner that seemed
to them wisest and most expedient and
by their decision going into effect to
morrow your will attend the ses
sions only By order of the board of
education
G H Thomas Superintendent
McCook Nebraska Sept 17 1901
Bath Room Facilities
C D Custer has just had an addition
of galvanized iron built to his barber
shop and will shortly have a three tub
bath room ready for business It will
be well equipped in every respect
Wanted
Stock to pasture 2ts
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Brakeman W W Prall has taken a
30 days lay off and gone down to Okla
homa on business
HARTLEY
Lyman Jennings is down with typhoid
fever
Grace Williamson is dangerously
with pneumonia
ill
Judge Keyes Indianola was a busi
ness visitor in our town Monday
Mr and Mrs A G Wymore of Free
dom were business callers here Tuesday
Clarence McCord and Winnie Epperly
were married Sunday and left for
Crete Wednesday to work on a farm
Smith Cochran ran a free bus to
and from the river Saturday for the
convenience of their customers which
was duly appreciated
Very few people are attending the so
called county fair at Indianola It is a
mistake for county commissioners to
vote county money for a farce such as
this fair is and has been
The funeral rites of E O Arnold of
Lincoln took place here Monday a m
Mr Arnold was a son-in-law of G W
Ritchie Mrs Arnold and two children
with relatives mourn the death
Mike Weimkirch attempted to cross
the suspension bridge on a wheel Sun
day when about midway he and the
wheel went overboard into the river
No damage resulting except a thorough
wetting
R D Logan of Stockville was here
Monday and took possession of the drug
store and Wednesday put Lloyd Green in
charge Mr Alley former owner has
gone to Maywood to engage in the drug
business
An infant child of John O Miller died
at 11 a mM Monday of cholera infantum
and was buried Tuesday The mothers
death preceeded the death of the child
only a few months Mr Miller has the
sympathy of the entire community
Memorial exercises were held in M E
church Sunday and a prayer service
Thursday All mourn the loss of a crood
president a great calamity to a liberty
loving people If possible an even
greater cause for mourning exists to
know that such lawless government
hating people exist and are in our midst
a constant menace to the faithful officers
of a free government
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At this season of the jear the atmos
phere teems with malaria The germs
that cause typhoid and malarial fever
are not only in the air but in the water
you drink The weak and debilitated
become an easy prey to these germs as
they have not the vitality to resist them
Now is the time to fortify yourself
against these diseases Heed nature s
danger signals Tired and weak no
ambition los of appetite coated tongue
headache indigestion constipation un
restful sleep and all run down If
you have any of these symptoms be
ware Do not delay but attend to your
case at once before malaria or fever
have fastened their grip upon you
Thousands have prevented a fever by
timely assistance with Dr Kays Reno
vator thoroughly cleansing their slug
gish system from germs of disease and
impure matter and avoid a large doc
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nor prevent a fever Dr Kays Renova
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The blood is purified and every organ
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Home Visitors Excursions
September 16th 23d and 30th
October 7th
Greatly reduced rates to points in
Ohio and Indiana Return limit thirty
days Nearest agent Burlington Route
will be glad to give you additional infor
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