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Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Republican State Convention
The republicans of tho stuto of Nebraska aro
hereby culled to meet in convention in tho city
of Lincoln on Tuesday August 18 1001 at two
oclock in tho afternoon for tha purjo3o of
placing in nomination candidates for tho fol
lowing bfllccs to bo voted for at tho next gen
eral election to bo hold in tho stato of Nebraska
November 1903 viz
Ono Judge of tho Bupromo court two regents
of tho university of tho stato of Nobrnsknnnd
for tho transaction of such other business as
may regularly come boforo said convention
Tho basis of representation of tho several
counties in said convention shall bo tho vote
cast for Hon John II Mickoy for governor at
tho regular oloction held on November 4 1902
giving one dologato for each 100 votes or major
fraction thereof bo cast for tho said John H
Mickoy and onodolegatoat largo foreoch county
Said apportionment entitles tho sovoral coun
ties to tho following representation in the said
convention
Chaso 4 Dundy 4
Frontier 8 Furnas 12
Gosper 4 Hitchcock 4
Hnjes 4 Red Willow 11
Total number of dologatos 1051
It is recommendod thntno proxies bo allowed
iu said convention but that tho dolegales pres
ent thereat bo authorized to cast tho full voto of
tho county represented by them
Notice is lioroby given that each of the evon
numbered senatorial districts in tho stato is to
select a member of tho state committeo to servo
for tho torm of two years
It is also tho senso and request of the stato
committeo that at tho timo delegates are choson
to the coming stato convention tho several
counties proceed to complete their county or
ganization for tho campaign of 1103 by tho se
lection of road district helpers precinct com
mitteemen and regular officers of eacii county
committeo
By ordor of the state committeo
H C Lindsay Chairman
A B Allen Secretary
Fourteenth Judicial Convention
Tho Republicans of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of Nebraska are herebv called to meet
in convention in tho city of McCook Nebraska
Thursday afternoon September 17th 390 at
two oclock for tho purpose of placing in nomi
nation a candidate for tho office of judge of tho
Fourteenth District of Nebraska and for the
transaction of such other business as may prop
erly come lwfore that convention
The basis of representation of the several
counties of the district in said convention shall
bo tho vote cast fur Hon J H in 1902
for tho oflico of governor of tho state of Ne
braska giving one delegate at large ono dele
cate for each 100 votes or maior fraction thereof
so cast Which apportionment entitles tho sev H
oral counties of tho district to tue following
representation
Chaso 272 4
Dundy 292 4
Frontier 717 8
Gosper 335 4
Haies 2G6 4
Hitchcock 349 4
Red Willow 1012 11
Total No of delegates 51
ltis recommended by tho committee that no
proxies bo allowed in said convention but that
tho delegates present from each county bo al
lowed to cast tho voto of taid county
It was further recommended that tho chair
man and secretary of tho committee bo the
temporary chairman and secretary of tho con
vention
H H Behry Chairman
F M Kimmell Secretary
McCook Nebraska June 19 1903
Republican papers of tho district please copy
Republican County Convention
The Republicans of Red Willow county are
hereby called to meet in convention at Beards
leas hall in the city of Indianola on Wednes
day July 29th 1903at 130 oclock p m for the
purpose of placing in nomination candidates
for the following offices to be voted for at the
next general election to bo hold in the state of
Nebraska on tho 3rd day of November 1903 viz
One county judge one clerk of tho district
court one sheriff one coroner one county treas
urer one county clerk ono county survejor
ono county superintendent of public instruc
tion ono county assessor ono count commis
sioner for scconddistrict oloven delegates to
tho Republican state convention -and eleven
delegates to the Republican convention of tho
fourteenth judicial district of Nebraska and for
the transaction of such other business as may
regularly come before said county convention
Tho basis of representation of tho several pre
cincts in said county shall be the vote cast for
Hon J H Mickey for governor of Nebraska at
the general election held in the j ear 1902 giving
one delegate for each 15 votes or fraction there
of so cast for said J H Mickey and two dele
gates at largo for each voting precinct in said
county Said apportionment entitles the sev
eral voting precincts in said county to the fol
lowing representation in said convention
Alliance 4 Grant 4
Beaver 6 Indianola 7
Bondville 4 Lebanon 7
Box Elder 4 Missouri Ridge 3
Coleman 4 North Valley 4
Danbury 1 Perry 3
Driftwood 4 Red Willow 5
EastTalley 7 Tyrone 3
Fritsch 4 Valley Grange 5
Gerver 4
WILLOW GEOVE
First Ward 1st precinct 12
First WRrd 2nd precinct 11
Second Ward 1st precinct 8
Second Ward 2nd precinct 8
Total 124
It is recommended that no proxies be allowed
in said convention but that the delegates pres
ent thereat be authorized to cast the full voto
of tho precinct represented by them
It is further recommended that the several
Voting precincts in Said county hold their pri
mary elections on Monday the 27th daj of July
1903
By ordor of county central committee
Haklow W Ketes
Feank Moore Secretary Chairman
Republican Caucus
The Republicans of the first precinct of the
first ward of WillowGrove precinct in Red Wil
low county will meet at the sample room of the
uommercial Motel in Alcuook Nebraska on
Monday oveniog July 27 1903 at 8 oclock for
the purpose of selecting twelve delegates to at
tend tho Republican county convention to bo
held at Indianola Nebraska on July 29 1903
M Lawbitson Committeeman
Republican Caucus
The Republicans of the second precinct of tho
first ward of Willow Grove precinct in Red Wil
low county will meet at the office of C FBab
cock in McCook Nebraska on Monday evening
July 27 1903 at 8 oclock for the purpose of se
lecting eleven delegates to attend the Republi
can county convention to bo held at Indianola
Nebraska on July 29 1903
C B Grat Committeeman
Republican Caucus -
The Republicans of the second precinct of tho
- second ward of Willow Grove precinct in Red
Willow county will meet at the office of H H
Berry in McCook Nebraska on Monday even
ing July 27 1903 at 8 oclock for tho purpose of
selecting eight delegates to attend the Republi
can county convention to be held at Indianola
Nebraska on July 29 1903
T J Smith Committeeman
Republican Caucus
4
The Republicans of the first precinct of tho
second ward of Willow Grove precinct In Red
Willow county will meet at the city hail in the
city of McCook on Monday evening July 27
1903 at oclock for the purpose of selecting
eight delegates to attend the Republican county
convention to bo held at Indianola Nebraska
on July 29 1903
C F BABCocit Committeman
Grant Precinct
The Republican voters of Grant precinct will
meet at the Banksville school house in the even
ing of July 27 1903 at 8 oclock for tho purpose
of electing delegates to the county convention
and to transact such other business as may
properly como before said caucus
- H I Peteeson Committeeman
The Republican county convention
Wednesday afternoon July 29th at 130
oclock
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I have used Ayers Hair Vigor
for a great many years and al
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We mean all that rich
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no matter for Ayers
Hair Vigor always re
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Sometimes it makes the
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long and it stops falling
or the hair too
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If your druggist cannot supply yon
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Just the meat you like in just the way
you like it Fine firm and tender beef
young whoiesomelamb clean and sweet
pork smoked and salted meats And
last but not least whether you order
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your orders are given our best consider
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Cures Sciatica
Rev W L Riley LL D Cuba N Y
writes After fifteen days of excruciat
ing pain from sciatic rheumatism under
various treatments I was induced to try
Ballards Snow Liniment the first appli
cation giving my first relief and the
second entire relief I can give it un
qualified recommendation 25c 50c and
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PUBLIC FREE LIBRARY NOTES
To complete volumes tho library re
quires magazines as follows Harpers
October 1886 and February 1901 Scrib
ners February July and August 1887
July 1889 August 1902 and May and
June 1903 Anyone who may have these
numbers and who is willing to part with
them will confer a favor by leaving
them with the librarian
The library also received this week
through the courtesy of Congressman
Norris about four hundred volumes of
government reports These are of vary
ing degrees of usefulness and practi
cability but some of them at least are
books of rare interest and value and are
supplied with splendid maps and superb
illustrations Many of them will war
rant a close inspection if nothing more
from the public at large while the stu
dent in almost any line will find some
thing here to aid him
The library having outgrown its origi
nal quarters the room on the north side
of the corridor has been opened as a
reading room Two handsome and com
modious new book cases have been ad
ded to the equipment and the over
crowded condition of tho south room
has been somewhat relieved by the re
moval of two of the old book cases to
tho new reading room Tho necessity
for more room was imperative and if the
rate of growth continues the present
arxengemen can be but an expedient
The library has been enriched this
week by one of the largest single dona
tions that has been made to it the gift
of Mrs Lowman It consists of an al
most invaluable collection of the stand
ard magazines covering years that it is
now practically impossible to duplicate
Forty two volumes of Scribners Har
pers and Century have already been
bound and many more volumes of these
and other magazines are awaiting the
arrival of binders to be put in accessible
form The Centuries received are es
pecially valuable running back as they
do to 1882 and containing not only the
Civil War papers which for so many
years formed a feature of that periodi
cal but Nicholay and Hays Life of
Abraham Lincoln These are only two
of the innumerable good things an in
spection of the pages of these books
reveals
Brutally Tortured
A case came to light that for persist
ent and unmerciful torture has perhaps
never been equaled Joe Golubick of
Colusa Calif writes For fifteen years
I endured insufferable pain from rheu
matism and nothing relieved me though
I tried everything known I came across
Electric Bitters and its the greatest
medicine on earth for that trouble A
few bottles of it completely relieved and
cured me Just as good for liver and
kidney troubles and general debility
Only 50c Satisfaction guaranteed by
L W McConnell druggist
Heavy Rains Last Night and Today
Heavy rains prevailed all ovefthis sec
tion of Nebraska last night and today
The precipitation was 3 inches up to the
time of our going to press after dinner
making it one of the heaviest of the sea
son Wheat may be lodged or down in
some instances but the general good
mininiwriHTMnimti
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CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
CoKanEQATiONAL Regular services at
the usual hours All are heartily wel
come Frank W DEANPastor
FmsT Baptist Chuuch All services
at the usual hours Sweet singing A
cordial welcome to all
C Richard Bettts Pastor
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1030 a m
Sunday school 230 p m Every Sun
day J J Loughran Pastor
Methodist Rev McLaughlin of
Omaha will occupy tbe pulpit next Sab
bath at 11 a in and 8 p m Sabbath
school at 10 a m Epworth League at
7 pm L H Shumate Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in
the month Sunday school at ten oclock
a m Morning prayer at 11 and evening-prayer
and sermon at 8 The third
Sunday in the month Holy Communion
at 8 a m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
Rev J J Loughran was in Lincoln
Monday on affairs of the cloth
Rev Dean got home Wednesday noon
from a ten days trip to the eastern end
of the state
Rev Axtell of the Congregational
church of Trenton came down from the
west first of the week and was a guest
in the Congregational parsonage hero
Rev Story who used to preach in tho
South McCook Methodist church but is
now attending a theological school was
iu the city Sunday and filledthe Meth
odist pulpit in the evening
Dr Riley of Minneapolis who has
been preaching so ably in the Baptist
church for the past few weeks closed on
Wednesday night and has gone on to
Denver The Doctors efforts while not
fully appreciated were greatly enjoyed
by many
Rev William Hardcastle formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church in
Cambridge but now a missionary occu
pied the Congregational pulpit Sunday
morning and evening Collections were
taken up at both services for the home
missionary work From here he went
to Trenton in the same work The wife
and children accompanied him to this
place driving over from Lebanon Sun
day morning where he had been at
tending a Christian Endeavor Society
convention They were guests of Rev
and Mrs F W Dean during their so
journ here of a few days
The Boss Worm Medicine
H P Kumpe druggist Leighton Al
abama writes One of my Customers
had a child which was sick and threw
up all food could retain nothing on its
stomach He bought one bottle of
Whites Cream Vermifuge and it brot
up 119 worms from the child
boss worm medicine in the
Whites Cream Vermifuge is
Its the
world
also the
childrens tonic It improves their di
gestion and assimilation of food and
strengthens their nervous system and
restores them to the health vigor and
elasticity of spirits natural to child
hood 25c at A McMillens drugstore
Fraternal Insurance Order Cards
R C I P A Lodge No 612 meets first and
third Thursdays of each month McConnells
hall 830 pm E B Hubee President W S
Guteb Secretary
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS McCook
lodge No 307 meets on second and fourth Mon
day evenings of each month at eight oclock in
McConnell hall R W Devoe Illustrious Pro
tector J C Mitchell Secretary
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Noble camp No
862 meets second and fourth Thursday after
noons at2 30 oclock in McConnells hall Mes
Thad Shepiiebd Oracle Mes Augusta Anton
Recorder
Graceful women
A Desire for a Perfect Figure is Inseparable
from a Love of tho Beautiful
The scent of the violet or rose is as
precious as the lovely flowers whose
breath they are and while the lives of
flowers are brief and we can only enjoy
them for a day the beautiful woman gives
the pleasure of her fragrance to us as a
permanent blessing The soft fragrance
of a beautiful woman suggests purity
health and elegance sheis the refinement
of civilization an index always of good
caste ana an unerring oaage or genuiiry
BRADFIELDS
Female Regulator
in regulating the lunar periods in woman
permits of no wrinkles pale cheeks or
tortured nerves and shapeless figures It is
Natures remedy The druggist may offer
something else and call it Must as erood
but the menstrual organs will not be de
ceived and permanent injury may result
Try our Regulator Of all druggists x
Our treatise on Woman mailed free
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
No 3 Thursday night ran in four
sections
Machinist Mausor will celebrate the
day in Denver
Oscar Sampson will celebrate with the
folks in Oxfordr
W J Drew has withdrawn from tho
companys service
C H Magnuson is on tho relief with
with a broken finger
Conrad Brening and wife will be in
Lincoln over tho Fourth
Brakeman F F Neubauor is visiting
in Beaver City this week
Locomotive 171 went out of the shop
yesterday and No 150 today
H P Conyers is on the shaper and
William Stout has the turret lathe
Walter Thorgrimson visited the home
folk3 and friends Saturday and Sunday
They have a third and larger steam
hammer at the Plattsmouth blacksmith
shop
Fred Irwin joined the wife in Lincoln
Friday night to celebrate the Fourth
there
Maurice Griffin
Monday after an
weeks
E M Dawson
returned to work on
illness of about two
and wife went up to
Curtis this morning to be gone over the
Fourth
Conrad Brumgart and wife go to Lin
coln tonight to bo away over the
Fourth
J A Ritchie and wife went up to
Denver on 3 last night to be absent a
day or two
Herbert Frey who has been off duty
about a month went to work on Thurs
flay morning
W A Wright has been helping Lewis
Casten on the wheel lathe during the
rush of work
Waycar 97 is about ready to go out of
the carpenter shop The 52 and 149 are
in for repairs
Switchman J F Amick of Red Cloud
is off on a short vacation and L E Hills
is switching in his place
Engineer and Mrs H D Bayles spent
the close of last week in Cripple Creek
and other Colorado points
Dispatcher and Mrs W B Mills have
returned to Denver for a month after a
short visit at headquarters
Switchman C A Garner has a ten
day vacation and G E McBride is in
the Akron yards during his absence
Assfc Supt D F McFarland and son
were down from Holyoke Wednesday
the supt being here on pay roll busi
ness
Locomotive 372 got off the rails at the
west end of the yard Thursday morn
ing just after bringing No 7b into the
yard
The tender for the 284 arrived from
PJattsmouth this week having received
a new tank frame and new iron trucks of
the latest pattern
Charles Arnold left on last Friday for
the old home in Missouri with his son
Ed They go to consult an old family
physician in the sons case
Traveling Engineer Hodges of the
Burlington recently fell off an enginb at
Alliance and was quite severely injured
Several bones of one hand were broken
Master Mechanic Archibalds new res
idence will be a 9 room structure with
cellar arranged for laundry purposes etc
It will be an addition to McCooks fine
residences
Machinist Hunnicutt quit the service
this week Also J A Graham who
goes to Rock Island Illinois and goes
into the service of the government in the
arsenal on the island
Switchman F M Fagan has gone to
Rock Island Illinois to see his sister
who is ill at that place F J Swanson
a new employe is switching in the Hold
rege yards meanwhile
Reports have reached the shops that
the K4b locomotive 3688 now in service
on the Wyoming division pulled a train
of seven passenger coaches over the
Crawford hill a feat surpassing that of
the other locomotives
Henry Giese and Conrad Wagner tried
to settle a little matter of differencewith
their dukes in South McCook with the
vocal assistance of the women of the
neighborhood this week to the amuse
ment of lookers on and with no serious
damage to the combatants
It is estimated that 3000000 tons of
steel rails will be needed in 1904 for new
roads and repairs The life of steel rails
has been materially shortened by the
heavy engines and equipment now being
used making replacing earlier and more
urgent than with lighter equipment and
slower speed
Conductor L C Wolff arrived home
Tuesday night from his absence of about
two weeks in Gunnison Colorado where
he was called by the serious illness of
his aged mother now in her 79th year
She had improved somewhat before he
left for home While absent Mrs Wolff
received word of the death of her aged
father in Ainsworth Nebraska at the
age of 67 years He died on the 25th
ult She was not able to attend the
funeral however
MODEL
Coach 59 has been sent to Plattsmouth
for repairs
John Brening and family will visit a
short time in Longmont Colorado
J J and J F Laughlin are on joking
a vacation of a month up in Wisconsin
Switch engine 171 from Iloldrego is
just out of tho shops with a set of new
Hues
Switchman and Mrs M G Stephen
son are spending ton days with Oberlin
friends
Fireman George Hoxie hos returned
to work after an absence of a few weeks
on a visit
J M Hughes and family went up to
Colorado Springs Wednesday night to
bo absent a few days on a visit
No 59 a KR class locomotive is here
in placo of the 265 loaned to tho Denver
Northwestern for track laying pur
poses
Nos 360 and 161 are out after repairs
the latter having cylinder bolts broken
The 161 is from tho Oxford and Red
Cloud run
The new schedule for trainmen will
increase pay of freight men about 15 per
cent and that of passenger men about
12 per cent
Conductor H A Beale arrived homo
from Rock Island Illinois and with
Conductors McClure and Benjamin is
on his regular run
Coach No 90 damaged badly in tho
Republican City yard recently in a col
lision has been sent to tho shops at
Plattsmouth for repairs
Conductors R E Benjamin and M O
McClure arrived home Tuesday from
meeting with tho grievance committeo
of the B of R T in Chicago
Agent James Mageo of Riverton Ne
braska and Miss Nannio Cole of Cul
bertson will be united in marringe at
Culbertson next Wednesday afternoon
July 8th
The Christian Endeavor convention at
Denver this week has kept the passen
ger people busy xnere were two sec
tions of No 1 yesterday and all trains
are crowded
The Perfect Liver Medicine
Mrs M A Jolley Noble OT writes
I have used Herbine for a number of
years and can cheerfully recommend it
as the most perfect liver medicine and
the greatest blood purifier It is a med
icine of positive merit and fully accom
plishes all that is claimed for it Ma
laria cannot find a lodgement in the
system while the liver is in perfect order
for one of its functions is to prevent the
absorption of fever producing poisons
Herbine is a most efficient liver regulat
or 50c at A McMillens
The Tribune Only SI 00 per year
Indigestion Causes
CatarrK of te
Stomach
For many years it has been supposed that
Catarrh of the Stomach caused indigestion
and dyspepsia but the truth is exactly the
opposite Indigestion causes catarrh Re
peated attacks of indigestion inflames the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes the nerves of the stomach thus caus
ing the glands to secrete mucin instead of
the Juices of natural digestion This is
called Catarrh of the Stomach
Kodol Dyspepsia Gure
relieves all inflammation of the mucous
membranes lining the stomach protects the
nerves and cures bad breath sour risings a
senso of fullness after eating Indigestion
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
Kodol Digests What Yon Eat
Make the Stomach Sweet
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The Great
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Is now used throughout the United Stntes in
the trentmentof hog cholera swino plnguo
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foot and mouth diseaso scurvy mango Tox
as itch scabs uud ull germ diseases of do
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St Paul Neb April 9 0
National Modical Co
Gentlemen This is to certify that I hnvo
used Lij2id Koal for orgot disoaso in cattlo
and bolievo it to bo a euro for this disease
from tho experiments I hnvo mado but bo
lieve it ought to be used when tho animal is
first taken with the disease And for a lico
killer it cant bo brat bynnjthingl know
of Yours respectfully
W L LITTLE
Seward Neb Dec 5 1902
Liquid Koal manufactured nnil sold by
National Medical Co York Nob is n ne
cessity to any farmers raising stock Sev
eral instances of its dliciency have como
under my personal notice
JOHN HARVEY
Ex Mayor Seward
Wauia Neb Dec 18 1002
I consider Liquid Koal ono of the best ar
ticles for nil around purposes on tho market
For mites and lico in the chicken houses
and for the lico on calves and horses it is tho
best nnd cheapest thing I hnvo ever found
Liquid Koal ought to be on overv farm
CHAS BEKGANHAGER
Coleridge Neb Dec 8 1002
I can say that jour L K is the best insect
destrojer that I ever used It will cot injure
tho eggs when uned on setting hens I lind
it the best all around stock medicine that I
over had on the place I advise every farmer
to keep a supply on hand
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