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Rural Free Delivery Ro l
Charlie C Byflcld 1ms been appointed
carriorfor tho now rural fred delivery
routo out of McCook which commences
operation on September 15th Thursday
morning of next week This routo will
bo tho first ono allowed by the govern
ment out of this city and will accommo
date about 500 patrons in a territory
covoring over forty square miles Tho
routo runs southwest of the city as far
s W G Duttons farm thence east us
fnr as E E Rogers thence north to
Frank Preelovos corner thence east to
H H Pickens farm thence southeast
to FMKennedys cast to Ilari Meyers
north to Mike- Eschs east to Joseph
Downs north to Star school house
thence directly west to McCook Tho
route is 30 miles long Every day but
Sunday Starts at 7 in tho forenoon
and returns at three in tho afternoon
Pays tho maximum salary 720 per an
num the tbibune congratulates tho
people of route No 1
substitute carrier
riages etc
Rnlph Raudel is
Our Next Stale Senator
Tho following sketch of tho lifo of the
Republican nominee for state senator of
the 29th district is appearing in print
Albert Wilsoy our candidate for the
state senate was born in Kendall county
Illinois October 3 181G Ho served in
the war of the rebellion Came to Ne
braska in 1875 settling in York county
Represented that county in tho legisla
ture in 1881 and Hamilton county in
1887 Went to Frontier county in 1S90
Mr Wilsoy was educated in the common
schools of Illinois was raised on a farm
and has farmed all his lifo Has also
been interested in buying grain and
stock most of thoUime He has always
voted tho republican ticket Is married
and has four children
Pate Lamson
Merl S Pate and Miss Maude Lamson
both of Orleans were married today
Thursday Sept 2 1901 at the home
of the brides parents Mr aud Mrs
Pate will leave in the evening for Tren
ton where he is principal of tho schools
and Mrs Pate will also teach They
were both well known being teachers in
Harlan county for a number of years
Tho Record unites with their many
friends iu wishing them a long and pros
perous journey through life Alma
Record
List of Jurors
Following are the names of the persons
just selected as jurors for the next term
of the district court for this count J
R Brown J J Barry G F Burt M J
Clark Richard Burton S Cordeal Ed
Droll Nelson Downs Charles Ebert
Will Huntzinger John Hammell Frank
Hill C O Hale Lewis Korn Platte
Kinne I A Lyman James MalenJohn
Puckett George Maisel Taylor Quigley
W N Rogers William Short Peter
Walters Joseph Walkington
Sprightly Youth of 85 Summers
McCook furnished a sprightly youth
of 85 summers for tho reunion and while
lie shows his age a trifle more than Chap
lain Miller he seemed to onjoy himself
more than any of the boys We refer to
William Weygint who served for two
years as a member of the Tenth New
York Cavalry Cambridge Clarion
Old Settlers Annual Picnic
The annual picnic of the old settlers
or old home day will be held on Brook
sido farm near Red Willow September
15 1901 All invited
W S Fitch Kate Thomas
President Secretary
Indianola Neb Sept 15 190
Cattle at Private Sale
Ten yearling steers seven yearling
heifers all sired by registered Short
horn Two 2-year-old steers one heifer
coming two years old and about four
teen cows 8-19-3
Benjamin Bros Banksville Neb
They Have Just Arrived
Large stock and fine assortment of
harnesses of all kinds single double
for work purposes single drivers car-
W T Coleman
Old Iron Wanted
I will pay above the market price for
old iron if delivered to town before
September 30th D Diamond
Wheat 104 in Chicago
And the price will be just as high next
year This justifies you in buying ono
of those drills at Colemans
If you are going to do any painting
this fall we would like to talk it over
with you We sell the Sherwin-Williams
paint and guarantee it to be right
in every particular
McConnell Druggist
Get you one of those cheap steel wind
mills at W T Colemans They are
fine for the money
A second hand Birdsell clover huller
for sale cheap W T Coleman
McConnell for drugs
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REV A B CARSON
Wo are glad to announce that Rev A
B Carson begins his work at tho First
Baptist church Sunday September 11
Ho was pastor at Sheldon Iowa four
years and at the Bethel church Denver
five years The Sheldon Sun in speak
ing of him says Mr Carson has much
ability as a preacher and has always
been listened to with interest both in
his regular ministrations and on public
occasions Preaching morning and
evening All invited
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Tells of the Changes
The World Herald apparently speak
ing with some authority yesterday
printed the following
Circulars which will be issued Sep
tember 10 will bring to the Burlington
headquarters at Omaha an importance
in the operative management of the
lines west of the Missouri river never be
fore enjoyed here It involves an exten
sive reorganization of the lines west of
the Missouri river the rearrangement
following the promotion of General Su
perintendent Calvert to the position of
chief engineer of the entire Burlington
system and brings to Omaha new officials
All of tho lines west of the river are
to be divided into the Nebraska district
will include the Lincoln Wymore and
McCook divisions and its general su
perintendent will be H C Byram the
new appointee who comes from the
Great Northern and his headquarters
will be at Lincoln The Wyoming dis
trict will include the Alliance Sheridan
and newly created Holyoke divisions
Its general superintendent will be G W
Rhodes formerly assistant general su
perintendent under Mr Calvert and his
headquarters will be at Alliance thus
taking away from Lincoln half its operat
ing force and prestige
To make mileage balance evenly be
tween the two districts the five divisions
have been increased to six by cutting
from the old McCook division the area
from Holdrege to Cheyenne calling it
the Holyoke division and establishing
its headquarters at Holyoko with D F
McFarland present assistant superin
tendent of the McCook division with
his headquarters already at Holyoke as
the new superintendent Thus each dis
trict gets three divisions
I S P Weeks the present chief en
gineer is reappointed to the position of
engineer with headquarters at Lin
coln This is only a change iu title
however so that Mr Calvert alone may
hold the title of chief engineer on ihe
Burlington and will not affect Mr
Weeks authority
Omaha headquarters will be given
greater operative prestige from the fact
that such officials as the superintendent
of transportation the superintendent of
motive power and machinery the super
intendent of telegraph and other depart
ments heretofore established at Lincoln
and reporting direct to General Superin
tendent Calvert will report to General
Manager noldrege here thus requiring
an increase in his office force
The location of the principal shops
at Haveiock near Lincoln and the lo
cation of other important appurtenances
of the road with reference to Lincoln as
a geographical center will cause the re
tention at Lincoln of all of the depart
ments mentioned except that of super
intendent of transportation
That official is C L Eaton and he
with his office force will at once move to
headquarters in this city
Alfalfa Hay for Sale
600 per ton Phone N235
J W Randal
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Tablets fens Pencils
Crayons Ink Etc
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
C G Coglizeb has been in Omaha
this week
Miss Bikdie Carty is a Holdrege vis
itor this week
Miss Anna Heckman visited with
friends in Culbcrtson last Sunday
Mrs G II Maktin entertained a sis
ter from Holdrege part of the week
Mrs Geokoe Scott and children are
visiting relatives in Beatrice this week
Mb and Mbs J H Bennett have
been visiting tho worlds fair this week
C Y Swanson of Oxford is in the
city guest of his daughter Mrs F J
Zajicok
S Seaman was up from Beatrice foro
part of the week on personal business
matters
Mbs T E McCabl has been visiting
tho homefolks near Cambridge part of
tho week
Albert Wilsey our next state sena
tor was in tho city this morning on a
brief visit
Mbs Adele Phelan went up to Ly
ons Colorado Sunday night to visit
the Gages
Mrs G E Hamilton sister of Mrs
H L Prevost arrived in tho city Wed
nesday on 13
Merl S Pate and Maude Lamson
were united in marriage in Orleans
September 1st
F S Wilcox arrived home early in
the week from an absence of a few
weeks in Missouri
Mrs C E Cone arrived home this
morning on 13 from her Kansas City
visit of a few weeks
Miss Hattie Soverns of Wilsonville
has been tho guest of her sister Mrs R
W Devoe this week
Ed Rodstrom went down on 2 Wed
nesday morning to see the Holdrege
street fair Sept 5 10
Ed J Brady has resigned his position
in Denver and is assisting on the farm
for tho fall and winter
C E Cone went down to Holdrege
Wednesday morning on 2 to take in
part of the harvest festival
Dr and Mrs H J Pratt arrived
home Monday on 13 from their trip to
the worlds fair in St Louis
Mbs Dan Waite and daughter of
Denver have been the guests of Mrs J
F Kenyon part of the week
Mrs C H Stennett went down to
Holdrege close of last week as guest of
her niece Miss Aline Kiplinger
Mesdames A Campbell J F Kenyon
and A L Knowland went down to Lin
coln last night on a short visit
O N Rector and family moved up
from Oxford first of week and are now
occupying his farm near the city
Mrs LWStaynee was with the old
settlers in Akron first of the week in
their celebration of old settlers day
Mbs H A Beale Elsie Campbell
Ethel Morrissey Reid McKenna were
among the Holdrege visitors yesterday
A R Gbeene land office inspector
completed his work here Wednesday
and left for his home in PortlandOregon
Mesdames Roy ZiNTand Hervey Con
over were passengers on 2 Wednesday
morningfor Red Cloudto visit relatives
Albert McMillen will depart early
next week for Pennsylvania on a visit
to his aged parents in Somerset county
Floyd and Fay Stayneb returned
Saturday last from spending a number
of weeks with the grand parents in Ed
gar
County Commissioner and Mrs
Mathews of Lincoln county visited
their daughters and families here last
week
Dr J D Hare who was called to
Chicago by the illness of his daughter
Hazel arrived home last Saturday
night
Miss Medoba Santee arrived in the
city Thursday on 13 from Orleans
where she had been during the summer
vacation
Mr and Mrs W E Heffelbower
arrived in town Wednesday on 13 from
Red Cloud where they spent the summer
vacation
Dr A P Welles arrived from Lin
coln last Friday morningand is recover
ing gradually from his recent illness and
operation
Mb and Mrs G E Thompson de
parted close of past week for St Louis
to see the fair and to be absent about
two weeks
Mrs Will M Stoner went down to
Weeping Water Neb Tuesday nightto
spend two or three weeks with the
homefolks
Mrs G H Albro of Alliance who
has been the guest of her brother Brake-
1 man J j Hoffman for the past three
weeks left for home last Friday
H WWBell who has been the guest mans
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of his daughter Mrs I D Mooro for
several weeks departed Wednesday
morning on 12 for his homo in Crete
Mb and Mbs J EKellkv leftlatter
part of week past for the worlds fair in
St Louis whero thoy expect to spend a
week or so Charlio accompanied them
Chairman Allen of the Republican
congressional committee was in tho city
Sunday conferring with Congressman
Norns about the campaign now about
opening
Mb and Mbs T R Stockton who
havo been spending the summer with
Mr and Mrs A C Ebert departed on
6 Tuesday night for their home in
Chicago
Mb and Mrs A L Anderson who
have been here for several weeks for
Mrs Andersons health wont up to
Trenton where he has relatives close of
last week
John Reed brother of Mrs G D Lo
Hew passed through tho city Monday
for the east to attend a meeting of the
Eaglesnow holding a national meeting
in New England
Mrs M S Jennings and Mrs J S
McBrayer wont up to Denver on Wed
nesday night to see Mr Jennings whoso
injury is elsewhere noted in this issue
They will remain a few days
Mrs II II Kingsbuby and sister
Miss Kate Rogers left Tuesday night
for Peoria 111 where their parents re
side on a visit Thoy will also visit
relatives of Mr Kingsbury in Chicago
Inspectob Mabtin of the rural free
delivery service is working on tho route
from Indianola to Danbury this week
He spent Sunday in the city guest of J
AWilcox and familyold Illinois friends
A Mb and Mrs W T Coleman are
viewing the glories of tho St Louis ex
position leaving for there on 2 Wed
nesday Mrs D C Marsh accompanied
them and D C followed on 14 Wednes
day night
Miss Emma Burrows who has been
the guest of her sister Mrs Herman
Pade during the summer left on 2 Wed
nesday morning for Fond du Lac Wis
where she will resume school work
Monday next
M and Mrs W S Tomlinson took
in part of the state fair and then went
up to Omaha and spent Sunday visiting
their son Guy who is in the Burlingtons
general offices in the states metropolis
Nina accompanied them
Mb and Mbs A R Mehaffey who
have been visiting in the city for a num
ber of weeks guests of Dispatcher and
Mrs T B Campbell left on No 2 Wed
nesday morning for their home in Wilk
insburg Penna near Pittsburg
Mbs F S Sovebns was called to Mc
Cook last Friday by the illness of her
daughter Mrs R W Devoe Mr Sov
erns went over Tuesday returning the
next day Mrs Devoes illness is not
alarming Wilsonville Review 2d
Mb and Mbs John Stewart of White
Cloud Michigan arrived in the citylast
Thursday and are guests of Chief Dis
patcher and Mrs W B Mills Mrs
Stewart is a sister of the chief Mr and
Mrs Mills and Mr and Mrs Stewart
left Wednesday on No 1 for Colorado
on a short outing in the Centennial state
Mrs Mat Plews and three children
who have been down from Wolhurst
Colo visiting her parents Mr and Mrs
Joseph Dudek of Redwillow precinct
and her brother Joe at Wauneta de
parted on 13 Tuesday morning for her
home Her father accompanied her
He will also visit a son at Rocky Ford
Colo before his return
Edna and Dan Eikenbebby arrived
from Russiaville Ind Wednesday and
are guests of their uncle Daniel Eiken
berry of Flitcraf t and Eikenberry dairy
men They are children of Warren
Eikenberry formerly a resident of Mc
Cook but who moved back to Indiana
in 1S91 and is now employed as book
keeper for an implement company
Dr Prevost Leaves Unannounced
Dr HL Prevost and family departed
from the city Wednesday night on No
14 for Kansas leaving numerous cred
itors unsatisfied The claims it is said
will amount to a number of hundred
dollars Besides local attorneys and col
lecting agents are said to hold judg
ments against the doctor- sent here from
other places where he has lived and plied
his profession As the news of the doc
tors departure became current the
number of creditors large and small in
creased The doctor evidently practiced
his profession too strenuously in pool
and card rooms
A few one and two room lots of wall
paper very cheap McConnell
Druggist
Beforeibuyingyour pencil tablets you
should see McMillens big 5 cent tablet
Driving team for sale at W T Cole-
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 9 1904
Death of Mrs W H Campbell
After a lingering and painful illness
Mrs W II Campbell passed away nbout
ten oclock Monday morning of this
weok in this city
Funeral services wore conducted by
Rev Carman in tho Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon aftor which tho
remains wero laid away in Rivorviow
cemetery of this city Many friends of
tho deceased and of tho Weygint family
attended the services in tho church and
paid a last tribute to tho memory of tho
departed Besides there wore numerous
floral offerings
Tho bereaved husband aged parents
brothers and sisters of tho departed
have the very tender sympathy of this
community where many are familiar
with tho touching and painful details of
the illness of tho departed W B
Weygint of Clearwater Neb was tho
only absent member of tho family who
could get hero in time for tho funeral
The only absent sister Mrs Isaac Star
buck lives in Salt Lako City The
absent brother is a traveling man and
could not bo reached at all Mrs Woy
gint was the oldest child of Mr and Mrs
William Weygint and this is tho first
death in their family in nearly a half
century Tho parents aro both octoge
narians Mr Weygint being 85 years of
age and one of tho first settlers of Red
willow county
Following wo append a brief obituary
notice prepared by a friend of the de
ceased
obituaby
Fbancis E Weygint was born in
Cuyler Courtland county New York
October 14th 1815 Was united in mar
riage with W II Campbell April 5th
I860 in Syracuse New York Became
a member of the Methodist church in
Chicago in 1898 and at tho same time
became actively engaged iu tho W CT
TJ work in which she was a devoted
worker until her final illness Deceased
was an active and earnest helper of tho
poor and needy of our city during her
residence here and was the mother of
the curfew ordinance of McCook About
two years since she underwent an opera
tion in an Omaha hospital Has been
confined to her home since last January
Died September 5th 1901 at the age of
58 years 10 months 20 days of cancer
Her husband parents three sisters two
brothers survive her Before her death
deceased arranged for her funeral
services including pall bearers 0 1 c
Funeral services were conducted in the
Methodist church Wednesday afternoon
at two oclock September 7th by Rev
M B Carman burial following in
Riverview cemetery
CABD OK THANKS
We desire to express our deep appre
ciation to tho many kind friends who so
untiringly assisted us during the illness
and death of our boloved wife daugh
ter and sister May the blessings of a
gracious God rest upon you all
W II Campbell
Mb and MbsWm Weygint
Mbs S A Warner
Mrs Matt Stewart
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W B Weygint
Public School Notice
The public schools open for the new
years work on next Monday morning
With a skilled corps of instructors the
promise for satisfactory results is excel
lent It is desirable that every boy and
girl of school age rested through the
long summer vacation will report for
duty the first day and in this parents
can render a valuable assistance to the
teachers by their insistence that their
children begin their school work at once
Tho city hall school will not bo used
this fall and pupils whoattended there
last spring will be governed by the fol
lowing suggestions All fourth grade
pupils will report to Miss Stangland in
the east ward building while all third
J grade pupils will report to Miss Rowell
in the west ward building
The city school teachers are to hold
their first meeting for the year Saturday
afternoon at 3 oclock in the assembly
room of the east ward building
Is Favorably Mentioned
John M Henderson Sr is being fa
vorably mentioned for the nomination
for county commissioner made vacant
by the removal of James Hatfield from
the First commissioner district Mr
Henderson is an old soldier an old set
tler a man of property and affairs and
is in position to give this district all the
time and attention the position of com
missioner requires The Tribune hopes
the nomination may fall to him believ
ing he will make an honest capable and
worthy officer
Everything in drugs McConnell
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Sav Rut These Evenings Are Fine
and it is a real pleasure to take a
drive in one of those fine rubber
tired driving wagons at Colemans
TRY ONE AND SEE
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Corrected Friday morning
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MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
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McConnells Balsam cures coughs
Old Hickory wagons and steel trucks
at W T Colemans
Fob Sale Cheap Second hand Mc
Cormick mower nt W T Colemans
No trespassing or hunting allowod on
land controlled by S D Bolles
The Tribune makes a specialty of
office stationery and type writer supplies
Arejou going to sew winter wheat
a press disc drill at T
Diamonds clothing storo will be
closed Saturday Sept 10th on account
of a holiday
High grade black Aberdeen cattle to
trade for horses See or writo Perry
Stono at McCook Neb
Those one horse disc drills will bo all
right for putting wheat in the corn
stalks See tho supply at Colemans
Let us supply you with our strictv
The pastors subjects at the Methodist
church next Sunday will bo Morning
Tho Preacher Do We Need Him To
day EveningThe Serpent in Drink
Rev G A Conrad was in Cambridge
Wednesday on association business
The next meeting of the Republican
Valley Association of Congregational
churches will occur September 28th
Invitations are out for tho wedding of
C A Nelms and Miss Carrie Gherring
two estimable young people of the Upper
Willow neighborhood Tho marriage
will bo celebrated at Quick Frontier
county September 20th at one oclocu
in the afternoon Mr Nelms is a son of
Mr and Mrs J K Nelms of our city
Colonel Merwin grew facetious last
week and has found it convenient to be
in McCook all this week This is why
A German entered one of our drug
stores the other day His wife had sent
him for a box of talcum powder and he
made his wants known to the salesman
The latter said What kind Men
nens The Deutscher replied Nein
vimmens Beaver Citv Tribune
Tho general passenger department
wishes me to call the attention of pros
pective Worlds Fair visitors to the de
sirability of making their visit to St
Louis during September and thus avoid
the great October rush Parties now in
that city write that the weather is de
lightful and the fair in a finished condi
tion Residents of St Louis inform us
that September is one of the pleasantest
months in which to make this trip If
you are not already posted as to rates to
St Louis call on or write the under
signed Geo S Scott Agenr
School Supplies
School tablets slates pencils pencil
boxes note books ink and all school
supplies at McMillens drug store
Notice to Pupils
The superintendent will be in his
office at the East Ward building Thurs
day Friday and Saturday September
8th 9th and 10th to meet and classify
irregular deficient and newly entering
pupils G II Thomas Supt
Inform Superintendent Thomas
Citizens having work for either boys
or girls that would engage them but a
portion of the day are urged to make
their needs known to the superintendent
of schools Several young peoplo have
already indicated their desire to earn
their living in part and at the same
time attend school and others are likely
to do the same hence the value of hav
ing a list of citizens who with satisfac
tion to themselves might give such em
ployment as doing chores and house
work caring for lawns or clerking
McConnells
liver ills
Health Granules cures
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pure spices and extra strong flavoring
extracts McConnell Druggist
Fronch lesson given by a native and
ex French professor P O box -192 or
phone 137 J Merle instructor
When using paint got tho Lincoln
pure mixed paint Fully guaranteed
A McMiblen Druggist
Picnic in the city park Saturday af
ternoon September 10 Old soldiers
ladies of the G A R with their fami
lies and friends invited
Married At the homo of Rev and
Mrs J E Tirrill their daughter Viola
to Mr Ira Dinnel of Dickens Neb They
will make their homo near Diclcens
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