u V fkt fttfrak mm tlr if M KIMMELL OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co Subscription 1 a Year in Advance Thk Reporter says that the people of Indianola are finding their municipal clothing to big for them and contem plate returning to village toga Better whooper up and grow into your bigger clothes brother The Tribune is not backward in ap proving a wise suggestion from Hinky Dink and we consider his observations about the clubbing business decidedly pertinent and proper The advantage is practically all on the side of the other fellow William Allkn White of the Em poria Knnsas Gazette in a column ar ticle recently gave a pathetic and yet humorous description of a Home With out a Princess His concluding para graph was as follows which is a gem of purest ray serene Old settlors will remember that Mrs Slowby who was Juniata St Clair was a princesB in her day but tho got over it soon after the wedding Some way they all do There never has been a princess in Emporia and the town is always sloppy with them who hns been able to keep up her royal bluff two weeks after she got married She al ways begins to slough off the varnish and become plain old fashioned cat The town is full of safron colored old girls with wirey hair and sun bleached eyes who atone time woro in the prin cess business But they have retired Not only every dog has his day but every kitten becomes a cat The prin cess business is not a paying one Its quick sales and small profits and a short season Generally speaking the girl who is content to be plain kind hearted soft spoken is the girl who lasts There is nothing moro beautiful in the world than a woman and there is nothing uglier than a wornout princess If the girls of this town could only get this into their foolish little heads this would bo a happier town and a better one It would help Emporia more than a new railroad A Scientific Discovery Kodol does for the stomach that which it is enable to do for itself even when it is but slightly disordered or overloaded Kodol sup plies the natural juices of digestion and does the work of ttia stomach relaxing the nervous When calling for these letters say they were advertised P M Kimmell Postmaster Hpads Should Never Ache Never endure this trouble Uso at once the remedy that stopped it for Mrs N A Wester of Winnie Va -who writes Dr Kings Now Life Pills wholly cured nicofsick headaches I had suffered from for two j ears Cures hoadache constipation billiousness 25c at McConnell Berrys drug store Wanted Men to learn barber trade Practical course given by free work export instructions lecturers etc Tools presented wages Saturdays board provided Catalogue mailed free Moler Barber College Omaha Neb Simple Colds Cease to be j imple if at all prolonged Tho Safest way is to put them aside nt tho very beginning Ballards Ilorehound Syrup ftops a cold and removes tho cause of colds 25c 50c and 1 bottle at A McMillons Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat This preparation contains all of the digestants and digests all kinds oi food J t gives instant relief and neve tails to cure It allows you to eat all the food you want The most sensitive stomachs can take it By its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been cored after everything else failed It prevents formation of gason the stom ach relieving all distress after eating Dieting unnecessary Pleasant to take ft cant faeSp but do yon good Prepared only by E O DeWitt Co Chicago tSbo L bottle contalnaSJJ times the 50c size Lincoln letter Lincoln Neb Jan 20 1003 Special Correspondence During tho pnstweik the legislature has shown a tendency to get down to business and while revenue matters are engrossing the principal attention good work is being done in other lines The I special committee appointed by the house to look after revenue legislation in coujunction witb the senate committee has met with immediate response from the latter committee and good headway is being made At this time the matter most discussed by this joint body is whether to frnme amendments to the old revenue law or make a move for an entire new bill This has led them as well as most other members of the legis lature to a close study of the new revenue bill prepared by tho Kansas revenue commission It is expected that the special committee will come to a decision on a course of action this week In tho meatime a number of amend ments have gono in curing defects in the old law especially in the matter of the collection of taxes It is a matter of general note that in these matters there is no tendency to draw party lines or to inject partisan affairs into this move ment to better the finances of the state In this respect as well as in many others tho legislature is an improvement on some of those of past years The new cattle leasing bill proposed in corgress ana one reel to tne JNeorasKa legislature for endorsement has met with quite general disapproval among the members prompted by the numer ous protests coming from the cattle country and at this writing there is every indication that this disapproval will be officially expressed by the session Normal school matters have come be fore the session in a variety of ways House roll asks for an appropriation to build a state school in the western part of the state No 2 is a bill to appro priate 75000 for improvements at Peru No 0 is to permit private normal schools to operate and issue state certificates when they have a capital invested of 50000 The old requirement was 81000000 Some other bills of general interest are as follows Senate file 30 reducing the rate of interest on county deposits from 3 to 2 per cent Senate file 52 repeal ing the lumber lien law This bill is advocated by large contractors and op posed by lumber dealers Senate file 113 the independent telephone bill al lowing independent companies to estab lish offices and toll stations in cities tension while the inflammed muscles of J and proposing to pay the muncipalities mat organ are anowea to ress ana neai xvouoi o - npnt nf fh gross receipts rhorenf digests- what you eat and enables the stomach and digestive organs to transform all food into rich red blood McConnell Berry Mrs L W Young a Suicide Wilsonville Nebraska Jan 26 -Special Mrs W Young wife of ex Senator Young committed suicide today by taking carbolic acid The acid was taken in the forenoon while all members of the family were away from home She was found at about noou unconscious and death followed at 3 oclock Deceased made an unsuc cessful attempt to commit suicide about two years ago by taking rough on rats New Century Comfort Millions arc duily finding a world of comfort in Bucklens Arnica Salve It kills pain from burn scalds cuts bruises conquers ulcers and lover bores cures eruptions salt rheum boils and felons removes corns and warts Bet pile cure on earth Only 25c at McConnell Berrys drug store Advertised Letters The following letters were advertised ty the McCook postoffice Jan 25 1903 O W Bibhol Fred Buhr A Anna Evans Ivon Enycart Amos D Hory J B McGregor Harry Orndnff Thomas OConner 2 W S Stevens H W Snider Mrs Sander Soman J N Schlcntz C W Thomas Li S Vierson please iJWtyCI House roll 23 appropriating 8150000 to rebuild the asylum at Norfork House roll 35 establishing a penalty to aid in the enforcement of the compulsory edu cation law House roll 70 to afford equal facilities without favoritism in the building of grain elevators House roll j 105 to prohibit trap shobtinc at live birds House roll 106 appropriating 50000 for the making of six experi mental gas wells in the state House roll 124 permitting the organization of mutual companies for the insurance of live stock House rolls 223 and 224 prohibiting tho sale of tobacco to boys under 18 and prohibiting the use of tobacco by boys The first bill to pass both houses was the one relating to the city election in Omaha setting the time for -holding the elections for May instead of March The balance of the state had no interest in the matter and the bill was early re ported and went through without dis cussion Dislocated HerShoulder Mrs Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minn fell and dislocated her shoulder She had surgeon get it back iu place as soon as possible but it was quite sore and pained her very much Her son mentioned that he had seen Chamberlains Pain Balm advertised for sprains and soreness and sho asked him to buy her a bottle of it which he did It quickly relieved her and enabled her to sleep which sho had not done for several dajs The ton was o much pleaded with tho relief it gave his mother that ho has since recommended it to many others For sale by McConnell Berry One Hundred Dollars a Box is the value H S Tisdalo Summerton S D places on Do Witts Witch Hazel Salve Ho sajs I had tho piles for 20 ears 1 tried many doctors and remedies but all failed except DeWitts Witch Hazel Salvo It cured me It is a combination of healing properties of Witch Hazel with antiseptics and emollients relieves and permanently cures blind blooding itching and protruding piles sorescuts bruises eczema salt rheum and all skin diseates Mc Connell Berry H Williamson San Antonio Texas writes Little Early Bisar pills are tho best I ever used in my family I unhesitatingly recommend them to everybody They cure constipation bilious ness sick headache torpid liver jaundice malaria and liver troubles McConnell Berry At One Half the Cost Coffe has better strength and flavor than many fancy brands Bulk coffee at the same price is not to be com pared with Lion in quality In I lb air tight sealed packages ADDITIONAL RAILROAD HEWS Engineer Bowon is sick D Gates is a new man in tho paint gang Engines No 70 and 80 are out ofthe shop Georgo D LeHew succeeds J W Ransdoll Harry Huett of the blacksmith force is off sick L P Davis of Emersons gang is off with a sore hand Carl Fahrenbruch and Jim Speers are new men on the rip track Dispatcher Leroy Kleven was a Deri ver visitor one day this week Hughes has his new steel No 8 Stur ttvant fan under construction T W Morton night operator at Ox ford returned to duty Wednesday Conductor L S Watson returned frdm his Indiana trip Wednesday night William Colling who lately returned from Cheyenne has entered Emersons gang- Emil Henckle C A Garner and L E Cramer are registered on tho sick list this week The dining car mens sleeper was in the hands of the painters and carpenters during the week Conductor H C Brown has been off duty part of the week on account of illness in his family George Leming and wife of Crawford are visiting at the home of her uncle William Parkes Red Cloud Chief Dispatcher J E Morrissey has been placed on the third trick for the present and Dispatcher W F Pate is doing the second hour act Brakeman Thomas W Smith and bride returned Wednesdav from their wedding trip to Denver and he has re ported for duty A P Ely has returned to work in ihe Red Cloud yard and Brakeman J J Laugblin returned to headquarters Thursday on No 13 The Burlington is feeling the pinch of the freight car famine and has adopted the measure of receiving only freight for delivery on its own lines Conductor O R Amick has returned to duty and has been assigned to flag ging J W Ransdell has gone on with Conductor Willetts as brakeman Operator R B Pate who has been n Lincoln for the past two months receiv ing treatment in an eye infirmary is improving and expects to return to duty soon A Beezley who- has been relieving T W Morton at Oxford has returned to duty at Haigler and R L Berger who has been acting at Haigler has goneon the extra list New and heavier steel is being aid on tho Burlington Billings line between Edgemont and Crawford Seventy five pounds to the yard is the weight of the new material A F Mangless J F McManigal Frank Green and Fred Irvin were among the number who took part in the wolf hunt Tuesday They report a good time but nothing doing A class K4B engine is being built at the Havelock shops The departure from the usual in this particular ma chine is the enlarged firebox set high on the trucks making the engine the tallest machine in the service of the road Dispatcher J E Morrissey took the first act in Pythianism Wednesday ev ening After the first curtain Johnnie insisted upon an investigation at the hands of Harry Stewart which was de clined with knightly courtesy and Johnnie took his medicine with charac teristic valor Engine No 3304 a D4 class tho second of the battleships to arrive on this division came here this week Thursday These are tho largest engines ever seen on this part of the great Burlington system Their boilers are especially large They are small wheeled and in tended for freight service W WRyder inspector of telegraph for the Burlington with headquarters at Chicago was in Lincoln recently ar ranging for transferring the batteries from the third floor of the depot and the chango to a dynamo plant for gen erating tho current for the telegraph The dynamo plant will be located in a small power house just west of the depot Jack Henderson a young railroad en gineer running out of McCook met with an accident in the clubroom here last Friday night which came very resulting seriously He was swinging in the trapeze when from some unexplainable reason he fell to the floor several feet below alighting on the side of his head and bruising it terribly also straining his neck He was rendered unconscious by the fall The street car was tered as an ambulance and he was taken to the B M hotel where Dr Rains attended Ho did not regain conscious- i -- ness until three oclock next I - morning and was unable to take charge of his engine out of here but he later came around all right and it is thought he not suffer anything more than a sore head for a time Considering the man- Constipation Does your head ache Pain back of your eyes Bad taste in your mouth Its your liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure consti pation headache dyspepsia 25c All druggists Want your moustache or heard a beautiful brown or rich Mack Then use 1 DlintflUnUAlUO nVCfortho I UUUMUUnHM O U It Whiskers 1 I 80 ct orOPoaainTs on R P ail A Co Nashua HH MMtaWhtfMMPMVlBMM - Vn ner he fell he was very fortunate to escape sustaining a broken neck Red Cloud Chief Henry Ryder tho locomotive expert who came to the Burlington with the new Rogers passenger engines and who was at McCook part of last week re turned Monday to the east Tho big machines are doing good service on tho road now and tho need of an expert to look after them has been removed It is said that twenty five of tho samo kind of engines have been ordered for the Q When all the new engines have arrived and are in service the lack of motive power on the Burlington will not be so great Conductor and Mrs S A Miller left for Limon Colorado this morning her brother Morris Heafy now being well on the road to recovery Switch engine 32 is in the back shop for an overhauling and road engine 279 has been rigged up as a goat Engine 584 the new big class D4 went west on an extra Sundaywith R B A at the throttle The crown heads of every nation The rich men poor men and misers All join in paing tribute to DeWitts Little Early Risers T G Caldwell C L Graham Jacob West and Jacob Bath are new wipers in the round house Edgar Smith has been relieved by Switchman Stephenson and is now a mid dleman Fireman A C Paulson and wife are visiting in Bloomington this week A new floor in Chief Clerk Lawritsons office this week Supt Campbell returned from Denver Wednesday night Don McCarty of the wiper force re signed Monday Engines 1727 and 123G left for the Q Sunday George Yost spent Sunday in Culbort son Its pretty hard to define real beauty Rare and beautiful women everywherojowe tlieir lov linpi s to Rocky Mountain Ten 35 cents BANKSVILLrL Wheat is looking fine The weather is improving to tho satis faction of all Quite a number are losing cattle from tho effect of cornstalks We are all expecting an invitation to the approaching wedding Ira Elliott and J H Clouse were callers at Banksville Sunday Ira Peterson and J H Relph were visitors at the countyseat Saturday J H Clouse and Mary Elliott visited at the home of the latter over Sunday Miss Ethel Kennedy from Indianola is visiting her sister at W II Hartmans Every Warrantf d We guarantee every bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy und will refund the mouej to anjone who is not sati fied after using two thirds of the contents This is the bestremedy in the world for la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take It prevents any tondencj of a cold to result in pneumonia McConnell Berrj I MPvS L S ADAMS If Of aIvisloii Texas Wine of Cardiii is indeed a blessing to tired women Having suffered for seven years with weakness and pains and having tried sev eral doctors and different remedies wLh no success your Wirc of Cardui was the only thing which helped me and eventually cured mc Itsecmcd to build up he weak parts strengthen the system and correct irregularities By tired women Mrs Adams means nervous women who have disordered menses falling of the womb ovarian troubles or any of these ailments that women have You can cure yourself athome with this great womens remedy Wine of Cardui Wine of Cardui has cured thousands o cases which doctors have failed to benefit Why not begin to get well today All druggists have 100 bottles For any stomach liver or bowel disor der Thedfords Black Draught should be used Foradvlceand lltcratnreaddreKS Rivlnj symptoms The Ladies Advisory Depart ment The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn I H 1 1 WlNEoCARPUl 0rleans St Francis Branch Orleans Neb Jan 29 1903 Special to McCook Tribuuo Horndon Kansas has 50 care of broom corn to ship Many choice farm are boing sold Brown real estate man has sold ton quartor sections of land to locators St Francis Kansas will ship n very heavy outputof broom corn tho hoaviest of its history Cheyenno county is the third in rank of Kansas counties in tho production of broom corn Atwood chapter R A M 8 months old has exalted 17 R A Ms ono of the most prosperous chapters in Knnsas Dr Mclrvin is H P and O V Hender son P S The Masons own their lodge rooms and building William Lawlers the well known hotel man of St Francis has leased the Parks House in Atwood Kansas It will bo refitted and an addition built and will bo a first class hostelry Joseph Mason the veteran section foroman of Bird City Kansas who has been on the branch since it was built has been assigned charge of the yards at Red Cloud Nebraska Andy Ibsen roadmaster of the St Francis branch has been promoted to tho Oxford Red Cloud district During his short stay hero bo made many friends who regret his leaving and glad to hear of hi promotion Our esteemed friend Jack Rvdoll who is now roadmaster with headquarters at Akron Colorado was roadmaster on the St Francis branch succeeding Webb Josslyn now general supply agent at Omaha Nebraska The St Francis branch is a training school for railroad men messengers and mail clerks Passenger Conductor Cur ren Mail Clerk Rapalje clerk in charge of the Lincoln and Kansas City R P O several mail clerks of class 4 express messengers who havo good runs on the main line and Webstor Josslyn Burl ington supply agent all at ono time run on the St Francis branch William Cropp the veteran conductor of the branch is the dean of all employes of this line and has been here during tho roads earliest days when the weather- beaten dwellings of the town were new and was a brakeman at that time when some of the stations were wild prairie Grand Master Ayers of the A F A M of Nebraska of Beaver City is very busy now days and has returned from Omaha Mrs H C Fairchild and children of Orleans have gono for an extended visit to her parents at Beatrice Judge Keester of Alma is busy putting up his telephone wire and exchange at Orleans Jack Cook and Jim Neeling the old est enginemen on the branch and who have grown grey in the service are patiently waiting for those -pigs to give them a whirl St Francis way Trains are on time for tho last two weeks and crews vie with each other in making best record runs It is about time for a mail clerk to get left again on the branch and have to chase the train over the right of way The train has left one twice and there is a railroad superstition that misfortunes like wrecks come in threes It is hard lines to get left in other ways than love Otto Rosander our new roadmaster has been inspecting the branch and cul tivating acquaintances Mr Rosander is a genial gentleman and will be well liked I lovo thee O jesl love thee But its all that I can ever be For in my visions in thn night My dreams are rtocky Mountain Tea Brush Alliance Branch SIDNKY TELEGRAPH The Burlington pay car distributed about S2000 among employes at this point last Saturday Agent Shij man of the Burlington has been handling the keys and doing gen eral ofiicc work during the absence of Cashier Cozad Agent Shipman of the Burlington re ports a large local business and lots of freight for our merchants This is good sign and shows a bright prospect for spring trade The Burlington is running a daily fast freight handling the Black Hills and Hartwell ore enroute to the Denver and other Colorado points Train No 304 on the Burlington had a double header with a full train of time freight Wednesday evening bound for Billings Spokane and other northwest ern points Another train followed clearing up the local and slow freight 1 Ralph E Cozad cashier and day ator for the Burlington railroad and Mfcs Daisy Ie man were married Sat urday ovonine at the home of Mr and Mrs M O Shipman The happy cou ple departed Sunday morning upon a a wedding trip to Colorado points Joe Eller writes us from Niwot Colo rado that he is enjoying the life of a farmer up there where the winter has been very mild not reaching as low as zero yet this winter and where the heavy snowfall now insures successful farming operations in the 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