um
Frontier 717 h
Furnas 1121 12
VJSj 4 2
8tiiS
Rv F M KIMMBLL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Fraternal Insurance Order Cards
R O I P A -Lodge No C12 meets first and
thlnl Tiiursdnys of each month McConnolls
hall 8I0 p in E B Hubeb President W S
QuTitn Secretary
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS McCook
lodge No 30 moots on t ocond and fourth Mop
day ovoninKB of ouch month at right oclock in
McCounell hull It W Devoe Illustrious Pro
tector J C Mitchell Secretary
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Noblo camp No
862 meets second and fourth Thursday after
noons at2 it oclock in McConnolls hall Mkh
Thad SheiHEUU Oruclo Mas Augusta Anton
Recorder
Republican County Ticket
Couuty Clork EJWILCOX
Treasurer B O GOSSARD
Clork of the District Court R WDEVOE
ShorifT A C CRABTREE
County Judge SLGREEN
Superintendent EUGENE S DUTCIIER
Surveyor JAMES WILLIAMS
Couuty Assessor F P ENO
Coroner DR A C HARLAN
Commissioner Second district
SAMUEL PREMER
Fourteenth Judicial Convention
Tho Republicans of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of Nobraska are hereby called to meet
in convention in tho city of McCook Nebraska
Thursday afternoon September 17th 1903 at
two oclock for tho purpose of placing in nomi
nation a candidate for tho ollico of judgoof the
Fourtoonth District of Nobraska and for tho
transaction of such other business as may prop
erly cotno before that convention
Tho basis of representation of tho several
counties of the district in said convention shall
be tho voto cast for Hon J H Mickey in 1902
for tho oflico of governor of tho state of No
braska giving one delegates at large one dolo
gato for each 100 votes or major fraction thereof
so cast Which apportionment entitles tho sev
eral counties of tho district to tho following
representation
Chafcc 272 4
Dundy 292 4
Gosper 5 4
Haye 2GG 4
Hitchcock 349 4
Red Willow 1012 11
Total No of delegates Dl
It is rocommended by the committee that no
proxies be nl lowed in said convention but that
tho delegates prosont from each couuty bo al
lowed to cast tho voto of taid couuty
It was further recommended that tho chair
man and secretary of tho committee bo tho
temporary chairman and secretary of tho con
vention
II H Behuy Chairman
F M Kimmell Secretary
McCook Nebraska Juno 19 1903
Ropublican papers of tho district please copy
The Wilsonville harvest homo and ex
position is dated for September 15 16
17 and 18
Chase countys fair will be held at
Imperial September 1C 17 and 18 R
E Arterburn secretary Imperial will
send you a premium list upon applica
tion
The twenty second annual fair of the
Redwillow county agricultuaal society
will be held at lndianola Tuesday Wed
nesday Thursday and Friday Septem
ber 8 9 10 11 If you have not been
favored with a premium list giving full
particulars of the same write J 0
Dolan at lndianola and you will be
provided promptly with the official
documents
After balloting for 111 times the
state board of education decided upon
Kearney as tho location for the new
state normal school Tho final vote
stood as follows Broken Bow 2 Kear
ney i Ord 1 The state board of educa
tion consists of State Treasurer Morten
sen Superintendent Fowler Mr Tawney
of Pierce Mr Delzel of Lexington Mr
Rogers of Omaha chairman of the board
Thomas Majors of Peru and Rev L
P Ludden of Lincoln This mode
of putting up to the highest bid
der and to the manipulations of pol
iticians the location of the state in
stitutions is one of the most reprehensi
ble transactions in which the state can
be a partner These state institutions
should go where they are most needed
and the state should pay the bill like an
individual or corporation As it is at
present deals and politics and bluffs
seem to have the call and perhaps will
to the end
Home Visitors Excursions
On Sept 1 8 15 and Oct 7 1903 the
Burlington will sell tickets to certain
eastern points at greatly reduced rates
This is the chance you have been look
ing for Enquire of the agent as to par
ticulars
The Tribune Only SI 00 per year
I first used Ayers Sarsaparillr
in the Tall of 1848 Since then I
have taken it every spring as a
blood -purifying arid nerve
strengthening medicine
S T Jones Wichita Kans
If you feel run down
are easily tired if your
nerves are weak and your
blood is thin then begin
to take the good old stand
ard family medicine
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Its a regular nerve
lifter a perfect blood
DU11UC1 00 a bottle All drojjlsts
Ask your doctor what he thinks of Ayers
Sarsaparilla Ho knows all about this grand
old family medicine Follow his advice and
we DO sausnea
J C AYKK CO Iwell Mass
Best
PUBLIC FREE LIBRARY NOTES
Thomost important question left un
answered by tho past is what is called
the labor problem Its solution in
volves or seems to involve a readjust
ment of social conditions Tho conflict of
capital and labor now rapidly approach
ing a crisis is absorbing the attention
not only of the economist but of tho
sociologist a3 well Wo who dwell in a
rural community remote from tho tur
moil of metropolitan life we who
breaHho a social atmosphere of almost
absolute serenity can form no concep
tion of its terriblo seriousness The
city dweller to whatsoever class he be
longs whether he is an employer or
tho member of a union or one of that
vastly larger estato comprising all other
men the city dweller who comes face
to face with one or another of the prob
lems innumerable phases at every turn
alone can realize its magnitude Ho
alone knows how hopelessly far from
settlement the difficulty is
Many men are devoting their energies
and their lives to the study of the sub
ject The results are found in several
interesting volumes that have expanded
our knowledge and broadened our views
but that seem to have accomplished lit
tle practical good judging at least
from tho conditions that prevail for
never have employer and employe been
nearer tho verge of open warfare than
now This may be the fault of the
books or it may be because the books
have not reached the hands of those for
whom they were intended Literature
of this class has enjoyed wide popular
ity a few of the problem books hav
ing attained circulations of more than a
hundred thousand copies each
One of the most honest thinkers along
these lines was Henry George in whose
untimely death the human race lost one
of its sincerest friends Bellamy was
somewhat of a dreamer but his works
were popular in their day They ap
pealed more strongly to the young than
to nature minds and it may be doubted
whether their influence was more than
temporary Josiah Flint has dealt with
tramp life in a series of fascinating
sketches that have appeared from time
to time in the magazines and are now
more accessible in book form Wyckoff
has treated of the worker himself and
probably has a profounder understand
ing of the real controversy than any
other man He too has been a con
tributor to the magazines I K Fried
man in his first novel By Bread
Alone describes a strike at a steel
plant Notwithstanding innumerable
blemishes the book is not without
merit and will repay a reading In A
New Industrial Conspiracy the first
article in the September number of Mc
Clures magazine Bay Stannard Baker
gives the reader a rather hasty but none
the less accurate glance into the affairs
at Chicago the best organized city in
the world where a condition bordering
on anarchy exists
The questions treated in these books
are of such paramount importance that
it is well for all of us to be familiar with
them Moreover they are interesting
and from their consideration one can
gain not only profit but pleasure
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Baptist All services at the usual
hours Sweet singing All welcome
C R Betts 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 Preaching morning and
evening by the pastor Sabbath school
10 a m Epworth League 7 p m
L H Shumate Pastor
h Christian Science Services in the
Christian church Sunday morning at
11 oclock Wednesday evening at 8
Next Sundays lesson sermon subject
Substance Cordial invitation to all
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
A Boys Wild Ride For Life
With family around expecting him to
die and a son riding for life 18 miles to
get Dr Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption Coughs and Colds W H
Brown of LeesvileIndendured deaths
agonies from asthma but this wonder
ful medicine gave instant relief and
soon cured him He writes I now
sleep soundly every night Like mar
velous cures of consumption pneumonia
bronchitis coughs colds and grip prove
its matchless merit for all throat and
lung troubles Guaranteed bottles 50c
and 100 Trial bottles free at L W
McConnells drugstore
What is Life
In the last analysis nobody knows
but we do know that it is under strict
law Abuse that law even slightly pain
results Irregular living means derange
ment of the organs resulting in consti
pation headache or liver trouble Dr
Kings New Life Pills quickly re adjusts
this Its gentle yet thorough Only
25 cents at LWMcConnells drugstore
School
jtw rtftifiifM7fKireifoi
w
J
Mrs Fred UnraLth
President Country Club Benton
Harbor Midi
After my first baby was born 1 did not
seem to regain my strength although the
doctor gave me a tonic which he consid
ered very superior but instead c getting
better 1 grew weaker every day My hus
band insisted that 1 take Wine of Cardui
for a week and see what it would do for
me I did take the medicine and was very
grateful to find my strength and health
slowly returning In two weeks I was out
of bed and in a month I was able to take
up my usual duties 1 am very enthusi
astic in its praise
Wine of Cardui reinforces the organs
of generation for the ordeal of preg
nancy and childbirth It prevents mis
carriage No woman who takes Wine
of Cardui need fear the coming of her
child If Mrs Unrath hacl taken
Wine of Cardui before her baby came
she would not have been weakened as
she was Her rapid recovery should
commend this great remedy to every
expectant mother Wine of Cardui
regulates the menstrual flow
8
Nebraska at the Worlds Fair
The great State of Nebraska in mak
ing her Worlds Fair exhibit at St
Louis will draw largely from the State
Museum with its treasures valued at
more than 125000 and will also have
the private collection of the Hon
Charles H Morrill which cost more
than 50000
Nebraskas Commission selected a
building site on the plateau of States
facing the Kansas building and be
tween the Oklahoma and Colorado
buildings The building was designed
by Thomas Kimball of Omaha It will
be 80x100 feet and will cost 15000
The appropriation provided by the
State legislature is 35000 Commer
cial organizations and private individ
uals have undertaken the task of
doubling this sum and have guaranteed
the success of the undertaking With
the collection of the State Museum and
Prof Morrills valuable collection Ne
braska will practically have 200000 at
her disposal
In the Department of Education Ne
braska will make an especially com
prehensive exhibit under the control of
Prof E H Barbour of the Nebraska
State University at Lincoln
In the Palace of Agriculture the
sugar beet industry will be the basis for
a splendid display showing the accept
ed methods of cultivating the beet and
in the production of sugar A sugar
beet factory will be shown in operation
Nebraska is the State in which this
great industry was developed and
where the first sugar beet factory and
refinery were established
Other products in the agricultural de
partment that will form the basis for
large exhibits will be wheat corn oats
and the grasses The horticultural ex
hibit will embrace choice selections from
the apple grape and small fruit crops
A Cut and Slash
The Weekly State Journal which for
thirty five years has been a dollar a year
will now be sent to new subscribers a
whole year for 25 cents Every family
in Nebraska that does not have a daily
paper should get the Weekly State
Journal at this price 25 cents a year
A big eight or ten page paper published
every Friday with all the news of the
world all of Nebraska news in particular
and full of good reading matter for the
whole family At this price you can not
only afford to take it yourself but can
send it to your friends in other states
All you have to do is to send your name
and address with a quarter to the Week
ly State Journal Lincoln Neb Why
not send in your order at once
Indigestion Causes
CatarrH of tne
Stomacla
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
tho Juices of natural digestion This Is
called Catarrh of the Stomach
Kodol Dyspepsia Gur
relieves all inflammation of the mucous
membranes lining the stomach protects the
nerves and cures bad breath sour risings a
sense of fullness after eating indigestion
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
Kodol Digests What Yon Eat
Make the Stomach Sweet
Bottles only Regular sizo 100 holding 2 times
tne trial lzo wnicn sella tor so cents
Prepared by E O DoWITT CO Chicago IIL
Sold by L W McConnell
Shoes
i
T
Time Card
McCook Neb
BlSi
mil
MAIN LTNE EAST DErART
No 0 Ceutrul Timo 1115 pm
2 540 A M
12 820AM
14- 055 pm
No 5 arrives from east at 8 p m
MAIN UNB WEST DEPAET
No 1 Mountain Timo 1154 A M
3 ll55lsi
5 750 PM
13 825AM
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Timo 7 J0 p M
No 175 departs 700 am
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
seats free on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage checked to any pointin tho United
States or Canada
For information timo tables maps and tick
ets call on or write A P Thomson Agont
McCook Nebraska or J Francis General
Passenger Agont Omaha Nobraska
Rooms for rent MrsW M Irwin
J W Hasty spent Tuesday in Arap
ahoe
A M Colvin is a new fire up man
nights
C A Baldwin is a now brakeman
this week
II E Durham is working in the
paint gang
C B Tintzel is a new wiper in tho
round house
Will Plasmyere is resting up with an
injured finger
E P Smith is a new machinists ap
prentice this week
Ira Dye succeeds Robert Traver on
tho steam hammer
Elliott Smith is away on a
of two weeks
H H Jackson took in the doings at
Cambridge Wednesday
Engineer L S Vierson was at head
quarters Tuesday evening
A M Claus will visit in Sutton a few
days going Saturday night
Brakeman Neal Beeler was in Denver
part of the week on a visit
I E Graves has joined J A Ritchies
gang as a machinists helper
B G Druliner is taking in the at
tractions at Cambridge today
W D Sweet vill be transferred back
to the round house tomorrow
Fireman C H McBride is visiting his
parents in Holbrook this week
Asst Supt McFarland was down
from Holyoke Tuesday evening
P F Matchatt has been transferred
from the shops to the car tinks
Switchman R A Byrnes is back from
Billings visiting the family here
II C Smith is back from Holyoke
where he has been acting foreman
Engineer and Mrs Barney Lewis
were Cambridge visitors Thursday
Mr and Mrs J W Shirley are visit
ing relatives in Wellfleet this week
John Traut and wife came home
Wednesday from their Oberlin visit
Conrad Brumgart of the blacksmith
shop goes to York Saturday on a short
visit
WJones of the round house force is
visiting his parents in Elk Creek this
week
Brakeman and Mrs John Hegen
berger are visiting in the east for a few
weeks
Bernard Phelan of Alliance is in the
city guest of his mother Mrs Adele
Phelan
Engine 262 is just of the shop and
No 120 has been run in for an over
hauling
J A Andre is off with an injured foot
and quietly taking in the Cambridge
reunion
The engine from the Woodruff crush
er plant is in the shop being thoroughly
overhauled
George Schmidt toolman has been
off duty this week from the blacksmith-shop
Machinist Walter Peterson has been
taken from the erecting side and placed
on the tool lathe
John Schmidt was off a day or two
early in the week on account of sick
ness in the family
Fireman J C Marshall is visiting in
Minneapolis Minn expecting to be ab
sent about ten days
The boys are remembering the A O
U W date at Cambridge for that big
picnic September 23rd
Mr and Mrs J R Pence Mrs Wil
liam Deere and Clyde Scott were Cam
bridge pilgrims Thursday to the re
union
Fireman and Mrs James Sullivan
visited relatives and friends in the
neighborhood of Haydoji Phelps coun
ty part of last week
Jacob Schauerman and Charles Hoff
have taken short lay offs and are assist
ing in completing repairs on the Ger
man Congregational church this week
There were some social doings at W
J Krauters Wednesday evening in
honor of his cousin Will Webber who
took the night traiu for Denver De
licious refreshments were served and an
enjoyable social time had
George S Scott who has been acting
agent here for the past sis weeks is re
ceiving the congratulations of many
friends upon his appointment as agent
at the place one of the best paying
stations on the Burlington in the state
at
a
i
argiTtffjy F
MBMBMiaaltBll
jjLQrannis
General Merchandise
In the round house n
In the store house
In the factories and shops
In the highways
In the byways
In mansions and huts
On the farms
GENERAL dealer IN
Farm Implements
Machinery Wagons Buggies
Agent for
Champion BindersJVIowers and Rakes
Cash paid for Eggs
Poultry and Farm Produce
NcCOOK - - NEBRASKA
Sp10
3C2
All Calls For The
Wtf If
J2s
13 u
Answered by the
BLUE FRONT
LIVERY BARN
Will make all trains and an
swer all calls to any
part of the city
PHONE 36
r
W H Ackerman
McCook Nebraska 9
I E D BURGESS I
Plumber and I
I Steam Filter j
Iron Lead and Sewer Pipe Brass
Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings
Agent for Halliday Waupun Lclipse
Windmills Basement of the Meeker-
Phillips Building
HcCOOK NEBRASKA
the
Phone 16
In the country
In the stores
Here in town
You will find
Well dressed people
The whole world around
Neither foot sore nor weary
This may not be news
But al such busy people
WEAR HAMILTON BROWN SHOES
And for THIS LINE For DRY GOODS
For GROCERIES galore
Youll find the very best things
At HONEST JOHNS STORE
JiiLurannis
Prompt Delivery Guaranteed
McCOOK NEB
0010
ALr
Boy Say Pa what do they
mean by saying Penny wise
and pound foolish
Father Why its where a
man loses a dollar to save a
nickel
Boy Well Pa were you
that way when you let your
hogs all die because you did
not want to pay out money for
Liquid Koal that James Cain
sells so much of
Father Johnnie dont talk
sp much
Iriton Nov 2 1902
This is to certify that I used L K and am
well pleased with it I only had six hogs
set sick after using it and before using it I
had from two to four get sick each day I
can cheerfully recommend it and would ad
vise any one who has hoc cholera among his
hogs to give it a trial F F Faringer
One hundred dollars deposited in
the following banks for any one who
finds any of the testimonials we pub
lish from time to
time are not genu
ine City National Bank York Neb
Sheldon State Bank Sheldon Iowa
Oklahoma Trust and Banking Co
Oklahoma City O T
MAKCFACTUEED BY
NATIONAL MEDICAL COMPANY
Sheldon Iowa York Nebraska
Oklahoma City O T I
For Sale by James Cain
Up-to-Date Flour and Feed Store
Phone No 20 McCook Neb
Use according to directions and if
it does not prove satisfactory jour
money back
PRICE
One Quart Can sum
One Gallon
300
Model
s
Notice to Subscribers
After Septembor 1st tho price of The
Omaha Daily News will be 150 a year
Subscriptions will be received at tho old
priceS100 a yearduring August
Are In Fool si
v rh
u
rs
m
t
s
f
X l
f
a j