The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, March 04, 1904, Image 3

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occasions AUlrugIiie U them
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Putting ooss arouiaer to the wheel
may bruise ad liurt but it works its
own gold cur
THE WALASH RAILROAD
East and South
Special rates oa sale daily to all
Winter resorts of the South Half
iare round trip plus 200 oa first and
third Tuesdays each month to many
poijits South
Tie only line with its own station
at nain entrance of Worlds Fair
grounds The Wabash runs on its own
rails from Omaha Kansas City Des
Moines St Louis and Chicago to
Toledo ISetroit Niagara Falls and
Buffalo wkjr through connections be
yond
AH agents can route you via the
Wabash For Worlds Fair descrip
tive matter and all information ad
dress Harry E Moores G A P D
Omaha Nebr
Good breeding is a letter of credit
all over the world
The conflict with self and selfish
ness must be fought
Dawson
out George
Defiance Starch is put up 16 ounces
in a package 10 cents One third
more starch for the same money
Its a pity men cant postpone their
trials as easily as a lawyer can stave
tbem pff in court
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WESTERN CO
gQBEOSSiri OF
i3ELTIKGppc THREtER SUPPJJES
PACKING aw LEYA7IR REPAIRS
2 822 N Sit - vL0LN WEfASKA
laJy QriUcman manace
ness this Couey aax adjoining syrritory iot v ell
andfaorablykiuc ii hoaie of soJidi5nancialstaud
inc 8 2000 stKiichtcsh sal2rnnd expends
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ters mmey advnppd juafitioa
ieat fexpenencesvit essential Adcess
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ior tlies rti for caticuc
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MAGfflNERY
PQgrTAErE and drill uy depth
Vjy steam or hory pfy
i2 41FKEKKXT STITUES
lVi challenire compctitionu
Scnilfor 1 rce IllastrrrI laUltK ia 4
Men Who Will Assist in Manciging
Various Displays
Members o Oic executive
tee of the state board of agriculture
have fohosen the following t sassist
in lha managemen 1 of the various dis
plays General superintenderd
Sailrillo chief -of police
C J ITraccy Loup JGity suporintend
ent agricultural hall W B Ewing
Franlfiiu master of transportsiiion O
M Druse Lincoln superintendent of
gatesiE M Searlcs jr Ogallala su
perintendent of amphitheater G K
Williams superintendent of Hish ex
hibit aild fish bniWing W J OBrien
South Bend superanttiiuc nt 61 speed
It J Lincoln landscape gar
dener JT H llaalcinson Omana su
perintendent of horses David Hanna
WoodtLake assistant superintendent
of horsts O P Hcndershot Debron
superiniendent of aoatle Elijah Fin
ley Reynolds assiiant superintend
ent of tasttlp W A Appcrson 7ecuni
seh superintendenl 1 of swine 3 W
Leonard Pawnee City assistant su
perintendent of swiiae V Arnold Ver
don spjierintendenl of sheep Jt M
AVolcott c Palmer siiperintendcEt of
f poultry to M Lewclling BrownVille
5 superintcildent of faxia product L
Slorse Bankleman superintendent of
textile5 department Mrs G H Dover
jn Omaha superinmndent line arts
Mrs F LincciLu su perils end
ent dairy iA L Hacker Lincoln - su
nerintendeiit educatioLt Charles For
txe Unuwjrsity Placs - siiperintcnd
fent bees and honey 13d AVhitcomb
IFriend superintendent imacliineryr W
iC Caley Ghreighton superintendent
onaunty collective exiilbits W E
Ewing FrajiSUin superintendent spec-
as sxienMoned in uLiis column ueveral
days agoAwhea tax matter firsT came
up He i liDlds Om the tJjJe oF the
bill is proper in thai cite body
of the till contamed wider matter
than Wrfta shown fay the uVc ami
that alliOf5 he bill tfiich was
after l1 passed the senate where it
originated was not tead thrc 0 timos
in each htwee as iatvided for in the
constitution This -decision loaves
e um S WSa
stomach -red br li am TataicUr
a penalty of a line oft 100 oi ahvee
tionths fci still rX force The
a ounty attoiwbjv of Yo county wrote
no the attorney general for the
fa
A number of rirominca t Lineolti nt
icneys do irQt aaee wiui the attorney
gtiieral on Lis stand Faimer Coioicy
AUorney Mtciger out the
Willie thing fci the local courts six cor
se i jears aigo aaid the attor
ney general csfitainy did mot go eu
tirerj through the imatter or he woultf
Botiive arrived atjch a u inclusion
I ave all ttie records including
the siate and -Louse bills pasted to-
gether in my o5ce tind I Ciot only
belietihe law tcbejS3odbut it has
beeii so passed union jy the district
court JHidge HoIms anJ Hajl sitting
on the ixse
Tabulating Lawd Values
Land Commissioner 3olUm is Vork
ilng on a tabulation or tond walues that
twill be plated before use State Btard
oi Equalization which Is expected to
materially assist the board in arriving
at something like the time asesmeat
of land throughout the stiUtu
Fatiimer has a record or is sewing-
record of all ttie lena sales in every
couiKjy in the 5state with the price
paid
Nat Signing Any Contracts
LINCOLN Athltjtic managers jai
the state universitj have csased sign
ing contracts for spring athlenc
events Tnis has been done on ac
count of the action of the board oi
regents in ti e location of the physics
building the construction of which
will encroach on the athletic field
Students hope to get the regents to
reconsider their action
Bertts Brought to Lincoln
LINCOLN Frank Betts a youthful
forger with many names was brought
to the city by Detective who
got the prisoner from the authorities
at Milwaukee Since last December
Betts has forged paper to the extent
of more than 5000 He swindled Lin
coln jewelers out of more than 600
and for this he will be tried One of
the exploits of Betts while in Minnea
polis was to buy a grocery store with
a bogus check for 2500
Relic of Territorial Days
PAPILLION Joseph Whitted re
ceived from friends at Florence Neb
soir relics ot the early days of that
town in the shape of seme 1 notes
dated 1S50 Recently an old safe had
been opened at Florence and in it was
found a bunch of these old bank notes
The notes are not signed but were is
sued by the Bank cf Florence and arc
in perfect condition Mr Whitted was
an early settler of Florence and in dis
tributing the notes amongst those liv
ing in Florence in that year Mr Whit
ted was not forgotten
The Roosevelt club at Osceola is ar
ranging fora celebration March 1
The tool house of theUnion Pacific
at Columbus was -destroyed by fire
Mrs Julia Thomas of Sarpy ceiunty
four sconoaad two vdicda fewlays
ago
Dr Canfield a practicing physician
for many ycars at Edgar died last
veelc
Revivcl tmeetings have been started
at ColuuHrus aad will continue two
weeks
The second week of the revival
meeting it Osceola is -on witli con
tinued success
James 2D Brown a pioneer But
ler counry and a v wealthy one withal
died lastweek
Bakers of Lincoln are discussing
the advisability in view of the increas
ed rate ofvAvheat
Farmers are showing much interest
in institutes being held here ami there
throughout the state
A four -weeks revival has jvest clos
ed at Crab Orchard the resuli being
a great spiritual inilift
Dr Offeranan a pioneer of Nemaha
county died last week He rras for
many yearsa leading practitioner
The Omaha Mitten and Manufactur
ing company of Omana has filed arti
cles of incorporation with the secre
tary of state The firm has areapital
stock of 5100000
At a meeting of- farmers and citizens
of Kenesarvat the Exchange bank it
was voted tto incorporate a local tele
phone company with a capital of 10
000 and pur in an up-to-date plant
The Stafc e Bank- of i El wood has filed
an application with the comptroller
of the currency to reorganize and form
ialsi Charles Mann Chadron super in 1 a national drank -to be known as the
tendent agriunltural iuKUttction T JU
Ijzwiii Xincoli
HfiUbaS GAMBLING LAW 1NVALI
SsttHMarDecisV Is Handed Down bj
Attorne3 General Rx ot
Attorney Gnial Prom Hwas handed
down- a decision that ilte gambling
law trthis state making ganiMing a
felony is invalid and of effect
Tip hlii hv lvh
First National bank of Elwood
Charles Buitrich an old soldier -who
has been aetiitg rather queer opiate
was taken lQfore the commissioners
on insanity ax Nebraska City and de
clared insane iio uvjll be takxu to
the asylum
A Weaver aPJRockford Gage comity
was in Beatrice -recently with a
son bitten by a ipet
dog Mr Weaver lvent to Wymore in-
nending to havt ja miadstone applied
t d --
general -for his liltoision art tKo same to -the wound
The spring season -of district court
ctf Hall county about to open with
h sr fifty five civtil cases none of any
great importance and but five crimin
al cases of whidh -only two will pro
baty come to trial
T5ie Beatrice Produce and Cold Stor
age -company whiOh was recently in
corporated in Bea uice with a capital
stock -of 8200000 expects to erect a
cold storage build hig and ice plant
there the coming spring
The -ground of thp Jefferson County
Agricultural society were sold at
sheriffs sale and w ere purchased by
vFairburyior park purposes for S500
2ho grounds are thirty acres in extent
html only4 our bloocica ixuom thy courc
house
The Fnhun bloodhcurnds were sent
to Seneca Kansas at Beatrice to as
sist in the -capture of a wo men sus
pected of nibbing the bank at Goff
Kans They were driven overland to
Maivjsvillc wticre a traiit was eavght
lor Seneca
While he wes prying ai a window
at night the vrowler who lias dis
usirbefl residents of Grand Island lor
tiome wv3eks past was shot at and con
lulently believed to have been hit by
M ib McDridc the wife of a Union Pa
crtk conductor
A disastrous firo which broke out
ia rle basement ol the opera house at
Greenwood destroyed that building a
mil and an adjoining feed store and
caused -the fieatn of Manager Cutler
of the opera House Mr Cutler was
asieep In the basemem where the fin
broke -owl and was burned to death in
his bed
For tbe first -time since imprison
ment of Frank Baker vthe alleged
double murderer his movher visited
jMm at Red Cloud and the nveeting was
ne of great sorrow to the stricken
mother and nor evidence of grief -was
creat The prisoner was uncon
cerned and showed no sorrow at the
trouble that has overcome him
An important discovery in the Bar
ker murder case has been made by the
finding of a o2 calibre revolver in the
barn of the murdered man- Three
empty chambers were found which tal
fes xvith the number of bullet holes
found in the bodies of the victims
The veapon Avas found beneath the
hay The prisoner has not yet been
apprised of the finding of the gun
A number of farmers in the vicin
ity of Cedar creek have recently made
complaints that persons have visited
their barns recently during the night
time and several thefts have been com
mitted Jerry Schroeders barn was
entered Sunday night and four of his
horses were poisoned it is supposed
by mixing rough-on-rats with feed
John J Moor a wealthy citizen of
Coleridge has gone to Ireland his na
tive land to spend a year in recrea
tion and recuperation
The state board of public lands and
buildings will accept an offer of the
Van Dorn iron works to put 240 cells
in the state prison for the sum of
580000 The members had made a
contract to allow the concern to place
159 cells in the penitentiary for SG9
030
Fire destroyed the barn of E A
Spurk near Belmont entailing a loss
of probably 2000 and almost consum
ed the barn of James Strine across
the alley from the first named
The county commissioners of Hall
county propose to sell the old court
house and build a new one
v
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1 Do Not Believe
Superior for Catarrh
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BENUAMEN F HAWICES J
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Benjamin F Wawkesrof Washington D C is One of the Three c 1
Living Comrades of General Grant In His Cadet Days at West Point 7
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2 SW Washington D C this vener j
able gentleman says of Peruna
have tried Pcruna after having
tried in vain other remedies for ca
tarrhSnd I can soy without
vation that I never felt a symptom
of relief until I had given Peruna
the slmple trial thai its advocates
advise J do not believe it has a
superior either as a remedy for ca-
tarrh or as atonic for the depressed
M fJ
ana cxnausieu cunuiuun wnicn is
one of the effects of the disease
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BAAC -BROCK a citizen of McLen
nan County Texas has lived for 114
years Jn speaking ot his ood
health and extreme old age Mr Brock
flays
Peruna exactly meets all my require
ments Jt protects me from the evil ef
fects df sudden changes it keeps me in
good appetite it gives me strength it
keeps my blood in good circulation I
People ruled by the mood of gloom
attracx to them gloomy things
If you dont get the biggest and
best its your own fault Defiance
Starch is for sale everywhere and
there is positively nothing to equal
it in quality or quantity
No wonder some are tired of relig
ion when they take it all in kangaroo
leaps
Moravian Barley and Spsltr
Two great cereals makes growing and
fattening hogs and cattle possible in
Dak Mont Idaho Colo yes every
where and arid to above Salzers Bil
lion Dollar Grass Teosinte which pro
duces 80 tons of green fodde per acre
Falzers Earliest Cane Salzers GO Day
Oats and a hundred of other rare farm
seeds thct he offers
JUS r CUT THIS OCT AND ItETURN I
with 10c in stamps to the John A
Seed Co La Crosse Wis and
get their big catalog and lots of farm
seed samples W N U
A fault which humbles a man is of
mure use to him than a good action
which puffs him up with pride
3trK 6ooih3np yrnp
For cJsUdreu teething softens thcKiiras reduces In
Cnrnmatiog allaj s pain cures wind colic ac a bottle
Arc Enthusiastic Reception
Sir Harry itawson was welcomed as
governr of New South Wales with
the greatest enthusiasm One port
greeted him in a novel and interesting
way There were no guns big enough
to salute Mm with so an enterprising
loyalist hit on the happy idea of util
izing kerosene tins With the assist
ance of plugs of dynamite and a fuse
the salute was duly given resulting
in a round dozen of loud bangs the
game number of flying kerosene tins
and distracted natives fleeing for their
lives in all directions
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ALABASTiNE
the Durabate Wall Coating
Wont Rub Off
WHY
Because it cements to and
is not stuck on the wall with
decaying animal glue as are
the various so called wall fin
ishes wliicli are kalsomines
Eold under fanciful names
You can apply Alabasiine
have come to rely upon it almost entirely
for the many littleithings for which 1 need
medicine
When epidemics of la grippe first be
gn to make their appearance in this
country I was a sufferer from this dis
ease
I liad several long sieges with the
grip At first I did not know that IV
rttna was a remedy for this disease
AVhen I heard that la grippe was epi
demic catarrh T tried Peruna for la
grippe and found it to be just the thing
Jsaae Brock
Used in the Family for
Years
Mrs E West 137 Main Street Menasha
Wis writes We have used Peruna in our
family for a number of years and when I
say that it i a fine medicine for catarrh
and colds I know what I am talking
about I have taken it every spring and
fall for four years and I find that it keeps
me robust strong with splendid appetite
and free from any illness A few years ago
it cured me of catarrh of the stomach
which the doctors had pronounced incur
able lam verv much pleased with Peruna
I am 87 years old Mrs E West
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Especially Adapted to the
Declining Powers of
Old Age
In old age tho mucous membtranrs 1e
come thickened and partly lose their tunc
lion
This lends to partial loss of healing
smell and taste as vcll as digestho Up
turbances
Peruna corrects all this by its rpeclllo
operation on all the mucoua membranes
of tho body
One bottlowill convince anyone Onco
ucd and Peruna becomes a life long
ttand by with old and young
Mrs F E Little Tolona 111 writes
I can recommend Peruna as a good nied
irmo mr enromc ca
tarrh of the stomach
and bowels I have
been troubled se
verely with it for
over a year and also
A TRAVELER
jATSEVENTY ONE
YEARS OF AGE
a cough Now my cough is all gone and
all the distressing symptoms of catarrh oE
t he stomach and bowels have disappeared
I will recommend it to all as a raio lein
cdy 1 am so well I am conlcmplutin a
trip to Yellow Stone Iark this coming sea
son How is that for one 71 years old V
In a later letter she says I am only
too thankful to you for your kind advito
and for tho good health that 1 am en
joying wholly fiom the use of your Io
runa Huvo been out to the Yellow Stono
National Park and many other places of
the west and shall alwavs thank you for
your generosity Mrs F K Little
Strong and Vigorous at the Age oi
Eighty Eight l
Rev J N Parker Utica N V writes
Inlune 1001 1 lost raysiiisj of hear
ing entirely My hearing had been some
what impaired for f everal years but not
much affected but that I could hold
convcrve with hit friends blt in June
190J mysene ot liearing left mo to tbar
1 could hear no sound whatever 1 wih
also troubled with severe rheumatic pains
in my limbs I commenced taking Pe
runa and now my hearing is lcsioredas
good as it was prior to June lHl My
rheumatic pains are all gone I cannot
sp ak too highly of Peruna and now
when eighty eight years old can say it
has invigorated my wholo system Kov
J N Parker
Mr W BSchnadcr of Tcrre Hill I a
writes
1 got sick every winter and had a spell
of cold in February WM 1 could not do
anything for almost two months In
December IMiJi I haw one of your books
about your remedies Then I wrote to Dr
Hartman for advice and hewioto that f
should conimr nee tho ue of Pcruna and
how to take enro of myself
I did not loio ono day last winter that
T could not tend to iiy i tock J am si t v
three yearsold and 1 cannot thank you loo
much for what you have done for me
If you do not fieri vu prompt and satisfac
tory results from the use of Peruna writ
ac once to Dr Hartman givingaf nil stat
ment of your cc e and he will be pleaMfl
to give you his valuable advice gratis
Address Dr Hartman President of the
Hartman Sanitarium Columbus O
Laundry Blue
DIRECTIONS FOR USEi WienlCSlick around tut water
WiaqIeStlCk LAUNDRY RIuk wont pi break frec7o nornot clothes
Costs 10c and equals 20c worth of any other bliuiis If vour iiwit docs tint Upon
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When Answering Advertisements KHdy Mention This Paper
The Only Sanitary and Permanent Wall Coating
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Is not a disease breeding hot water prae ivall ni h fnmieh
ALABASTINE and harbor ground for diesite it U a natural
composition in white and many exquisitely beautiful tint in powder form ready
for use by simply mixing with cold water Awe can Lruth it on
ALABASTINE cements to walls distroys di cae gr ms and vermin and never ruls
off or scales Other wall coatings under fanciful names ard usually mixed with hct
water are unhealthfnl kalsomines stuck oa the wall with glue which soon roto
nourishes germs of deadly disease rubs and fccales spoiling walls clothing and furniture
When it is necessary to refinkh the old coats mat be washed off an expensive nasty
disagreeable job making the rooms damp and unfit to live in
VvTien walls are once coated with Alabastine succeeding coats may be applied year
after year without washing the walls thus saving great expense and annoyance
Hot and Cold Water Kalsomines Have No Merit
Some dealers try to sell them buying them cheap ard trying to sell on Alabastines demand
until such time as their customers lcam cf tho imposition
THEY ARE WORTHLESS PREPARATIONS
If yon cannot buy Alabastine of your hardware paint or drug dealer refuse nil
imitations and write us We will tell you whore you can ge t Alal astine without dclnj
or sell it to you direct 50000 GIVEN AWAY Wnte for particulars
Leaflet of dainty tints hints on decorstinsr and our artists up-to-date idess on bean
tlfyine the home Free Buy Alabastine only m packages properly labeled
Alabastine Company
GRAND RAPIDS MICH
2nd 105 Water St Hew Ycrk C1j