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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Official Paper of Redwillow County
Hoss Hammond of Fremont is not
afraid that tbo whole world shall know
the fact that bo would like to succeed
Senator Millard Wouldnt he make a
lively running mate for Senator Burkott
Gimmine
James R Gaufikld commissioner of
corporations in a recent address at the
banquet of the hardware manufacturers
association laid down the law and the
gospel on the corporation question very
briefly and fully when he stated that
The question is whether the corpora
tions shall rule the people or be ruled by
the sovereign by which they are ere
ated
PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTES
Tbo rule for loaning the new maga
zines has been changed Before we kept
them in tho library until the next num
ber came out now as soon as six new
ones come one may bo taken out for two
days only but as soon as the next num
ber comes thoy may bo loaned the same
as a book that is they may be taken out
for two weeks
It would bo appreciated very much if
peoplo in and around McCook would
visit and use tho library more You
would bo surprised at the number of
good wholesome books we have We
take twenty two or twenty three differ
ent periodicals three daily newspapers
and two MoCook papers When you
have friends visiting you bring them
and show them our library it belongs
to you as much as any body and let
them see that you are proud of it even
though it is small We have a good
reading room also stationery pen and
ink for the use of the public
The Bell in the Fog by Gertrude
Atherton author of The Conqueror
and Rulers of Kings has written noth
ing which powerfully portrays her style
and her genius as a story teller as do
these tales Their charm is beyond the
reach of description Subtle in concep
tion and execution at times intensely
dramatic The stories cover a wide va
riety of subjects and aro all refreshingly
original
A new series of stories of child life by
Josephine Daskam Bacon will begin in
the early winter numbers of McClures
magazine The first one A Little
Victory for the General is one of her
own biggest victories The amount Of
humor tenderness character and grace
put into this strangely original little
drama whose hero is a baby is a fresh
revelation of what a short storj can be
The pictures are by Reginald Birch who
illustrated Little Lord Fauntleroy
Library hours Mornings from 1030
to 12 oclock afternoons from 130 to 6
oclock evenings from 7 to 9 oclock
Sunday afternoon 2 to 5 oclock
Ida McCarl Librarian
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Louqhran Pastor
Episcopal Services m St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 a m and evening
prayer and sermon at 8 The third Sun
day in the monthJHoly Communion at
730 a m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
Mkthodist Sunday school at 10 am
Sermons 11 and 7 30 Class at 12 Jun
ior League al3 Epworth League at 630
Praise and prayer service at 730 The
last night for the Becks Reception of
members at this service Meetings all
next week Everybody invited
M B Carman Pastor
Congregational Sunday school at
10 Preaching at 11 am and 7 30 p m
C E at 630 p m leader Roswell Cut
ler Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 8 pm To all of these services
you are most cordially invited
Geo B Hawkes Pastor
jiirs
Give nature three helps and
nearly every case of con
sumption will recover Fresh
air most important of all
Cherry
Pectoral
Nourishing food comes next
Then a medicine to control
the cough and heal the lungs
Ask any good doctor
I first med Ayera Cherry Pectoral 53 years
ago I have seen terrible cases of limp dis
eases cured by It I am never without it
Albert G Hamilton Marietta Ohio
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Consumption
Health demands daily action of tho
bowels Aid nature with Ayers Pills
Official Abstra t Votes
CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION
HELD TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7 05
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STATE AND COUNTY TICKETS
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Three Good Musicians j
The three purely musical members of
the Chicago Lady Entertainers the
njxt lecture course number in McCook
are each as good in her way as Estelle
Clark the reader of the combination
Miss Stella Hitchcock the first so
prano is a lyric Roprano who knows
now to sing it is not otten tnat sucn a
high soprano voice posses the clearbird
ses like and lyric quality found in Miss
Hitchcocks
Mrs Bessie M Mercer is the con
tralto who is always pleasing The low
voice always has an advantage with an
audience and Mrs Mercers is an ex
ceedingly round full and deep one pos
sessing a sweetness and pathos not found
in the voice of every contralto
Marcia M Moorhead the Eecond so
prano is also the hardworking accom
panist who is never hallucinated by the
fancy that she is playing a solo She
plays with an expression and spirit and
assists the voice of the solo singerinstead j
of detracting from the effect as do many
accompanists
As a quartette the four voices blend
very naturally while their phrasing
articulation and time are fully up to the
standard set by reader accompanist and
soloists
Special Revival Services Successful
The special revival services being
held in the Methodist church every
evening are well attended and the inter
est is deep and genuine Last Sunday
night the church was crowded and some
failed to secure seats and went away
The gospel singing by Mrs Lucinda
Beck and daughter Miss Pearl is accomp
lishing much good A chorus choir
leads in the congregational singing Up
to this date thirty five have bowed at
the altar and confessed Christ Next
Sunday night will be the last service at
which Mrs Beck and daughter will ap
pear After that they go to Culbertson
to hold meetings The meetings will be
continued next week by the pastor as
sisted by Rev Erastus Smith of Indian-
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For Exchange
A fine farm of 160 acres of rich level
land in Boone Co Neb 130 acres under
cultivation not a foot waste land all
fenced and cross fenced 120 rods Amer
ican fencing house 16x24 with kitchen
12x12 stable for 8 head of horses cattle
shed hog house well and windmill 8
miles from R R town and iy miles
from store and postoffice cash price
5000 will exchange for a farm in Red
Willow Co on a cash basis I also have
buyers for farms if you want to sell list
them with me J Fletcher
Immigration Agent Burlington Route
Bartley Neb
To Telephone Subscribers
Owing to the fact that the construc
tion of the new exchange is now in prog
ress subscribers will be bothered more
or less with their instruments not work
ing as good as they might until this
work is completed but I assure you our
best efforts will be used to keep out all
trouble as near as possible
C I Hall Manager
It May Seem Early
but Coleman is already receiving ship
ments of holiday goods He is yearly
enlarging and improving this department
of his business and this season will of
course excel any previous one hence he
is beginning early to lay in bis attrac
tions for the big holiday trade he has a
right to anticipate
The Nebraska Telephone Co is mak
ing new contracts with those having
residence phones in the McCook ex
change which is being practically recon
structed
McMillen is closing out a nice assort
ment of parlor decorated lamps at very
low prices
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A Cream of Tartar Powder
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK
Public Sale of Thoroughbred Hogs J
I will hold my seventh annual thor
oughbred Poland China hog sale at my
farm two miles south of Holbrook Neb
Nov 23 1905commencing at one oclock
p m sharp I will offer 52 head 26
males and 26 females of the larger
type Thirty two head sired by Ex
pander 33202 who weighs S00 pounds
as a two year old Twenty head sired
by Col Blaine who weighed 575 as a
yearling Come early Free lunch at
noon Send for catalogue
Frank Davis PropHolbrookNeb
Col Branson Auctioneer
Hon H W McFadden Clerk
The Gurney Poultry People tell us
They want a thousand rabbits and pos
sums for Thanksgiving trade and five
times as many more for the Xruas and
New Year trade for which they will pay
75c to S125 a dozen for rabbits and S3
to 6 a dozen for possums They all
must be fresh clean kills They want
your eggs badly Take em all youve
got for a Big Cash Erice
Strayed or Stolen My black and
white Lewellyn dog Reward will be
paid for his return or for information
leading to his recovery C Scott
For Rent Five room dwelling house
in East McCook Call on or address
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A MATTEROFHEAaH
Their First Effort Strenuous
The Board of Canvassers was in ses
sion for the first time under the statute
enacted by the last legislatuae which
makes it their duty as jury commis
sioners to prepare a list of names from
which jurors for the ensuing year are to
be drawn The new law provides that
500 names shall be selected from the
poll books of the several voting precincts
of the county in the following manner
The number of names to be selected is
to be divided by the number of voting
precincts in the county and the quotient
so obtained is the number of iurors to
Krt 114 J I- mt
ua tuiukLeu lu eiu precinct xne num
ber of names upon the poll books of
each precinct is to be divided by this
quotient Then counting from the top
of the list the name on the poll book
corresponding to this number is first
taken and so on down through the list
until the necessary number of jurors
from each precinct is obtained Tho
names of persons disqualified for certain
reasons prescribed by the law are to be
discarded The five hundred names
thus secured are put into a receptacle
and when a jury is to bo drawn tho
requisite number of names is to be taken
in a manner directed by the law
The statute is crude and defective in
many or its features and in counties of
the population of Red Willow county is
in its present form impractical When
its provisions are understood however
and some of its more glaring imperfec
tions are remedied it is believed it will
provo satisfactory as if its require
ments are strictly adhered to it is an
absolute safe guard against dishonesty
in the selection of a jury
McCook Commercial Club Meets
The meeting of the McCook Commer
cial club Tuesday evening of this week
was quite largely attended and was
in Borne respects one of the most business-like
and important sessions yet
held by that organization
The usual routine business of tbo
club was first disposed of and then sever
al new matters were taken in hand
Mayor Waite being present made a
report on the action of tho city council
in its meeting Monday evening the
details of which are elsewhere given in
full concerning the sewerage question
The reported action was heartily endors
ed by the club Incidentally the stwer
question was quite freely discussed by
several members all in favorable strain
On behalf of the free library board G
E Thompson then made a statement nf
the accomplishments aims and hopes of
277 mo iree city jiorary in tne matter of
securing a building particularly and
then offered the following resolutions
which were promptly and stromrlv fin-
dorsed by tho club
FHKK LIBRARY RESOLUTIONS
Whereas it has come to our know-
ledge that the Board of Directors of the
McCook Public Library is moving
towards the erection of a library build-
593 UB upon us sue immediately south of
tne m Jb cliurcb and TOZ
Whereas wo believe that tho City of
McCook has no more important interest
than its educational interest therefore
Be It Resolved that we indorse and
applaud the beginning of this work
and hereby offer to the Library Board
our active assistance and co operation in
such manner as they may indicate and
we invite their communication on the
subject
The sugar beet industry of this city
and vicinity was then hrntirrlifc hfnrn
tho club for consideration It was de
veloped from several talks made that
conditions were not satisfactory with
the beet raisers who were annoyed and
sustained loss by the inability or failure
of the Ames factory to take the beets
more rapidly Indeed it was stated that
the companys acreage was taken care
of at the factory while the beets of indi
viduals were neld awaiting orders to
ship Other minor annoyances delays
and grievances were noted out of the
total of which it became quite clear
that the industry would bo very materi
ally crippled for another year if condi
tions and contract requirements and
agreements were not improved and
amended to be more favorable to the
producers in this section It seemed to
be the concensus of opinion that a factory
in this city or vicinity would be the only
adequate and satisfacton outeomR nf n
situation becoming more and more un
satisfactory each year
Kmmell W T Coleman G
Thompson R W Devoe and J E
Kelley were appointed a special sugar
beet committee to take this matter in
hand to ascertain what if anvthing can
befdore
President Barnett having represented
the club at the late meeting in Chicago
to endorse the position of President
Koosevelt on the rate and allied transpor
tation questions made a statement con
cerning the meeting at some length
The matter called fnrrh crm riiouc
8n and inquiry from members after
which the following resolution
was un
animously passed endorsing the nations
executives position g f
RESOLUTION ENDORSING PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT
Club rooms McCook Commercial club
McCook Neb Nov 14th 1905 Re
posing boundless confidence in the
honesty and righteousness of President
Koosevelta purpose and recognizing the
need of just such legislation as is justly
proposed b the chief executive of this
nation wo the members of this club
wish to and hereby do most heartly en
dorse his position on the question of
railroad regulation involving the elim
ination of the rebate and discrimination
evils from the transportation question
and the securing of a square deal for
all shippers
Cadets
A few years ago all crackers and cakes
were packed in large barrels and boxes
and the idea of packing them in small
pasteboard packages was not thought of
but in the last few years the manner
of both baking and packing of crackers
has been entirely changed so that now
instead of buying them in quantities it
yuoaiuio iu get mem in a small air
tight receptacle known as an
package
Next week the ladies of McCook will
be given an opportunity to become ac
quainted with some of the wonderful
system used by the National Biscuit
Company in baking and packing crack
ers A crew of college bred young men
known as the Cadets will visit
the city and tell us many things of in
terest concerning tne famous In er seal
package
On Saturday afternoon and evening
the cadets will hold receptions in the
leading stores where the ladies will be
served with many new and delicious
products of bakers skill found only seal
ed with the trade mark
For Sale
Pumpnin pies mince pies cranberry
sauce roast chicKens canes etc by the
Baptist ladies the day before Thanks
giving atGrannis store
Anybody Would Know
that Thanksgiving is coming from the
carvers roasters etc being received at
W T Colemans hardware store
Horses for Sale
Onehundred head of draft and driv
ing horses for sale
Frank Stillman McCook Neb
Doll Exhibit
Saturday November 18 Let all the
children come to see onr dolls
McConnell Druggist
At W T Colemans you can have your
choice of steel ranges at from S1500
upward
Old iron lead brass and copper want
ed at from 15c to 8100 per hundred
pounds by The Gurney Poultry Co of
McCook Neb
Many children inherit constitutions
weak and feeble others due to child
hood troubles Hoi listers Rocky Moun
tain Tea will positively cure children
and make them strong 35 cents Tea or
Tablets L W McConnell
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Up to You
Whether you keep warm this winter day
and night I have good heavy clothes for
you to wear and nice warm blankets and
comforts to cover you at night
Duck Coats
Fur lined Coats
Caps Mufflers
Gloyes and Mittens
Underwear
Made for the coldest weather and all kinds of
clothes for those who work outdoors
Work Suits and Overalls
that cost little and save much
in clothes
Get my prices on anything you need to wear and
eat Saveyour money dont give it away
you need it So dont pay morettianTthing
is worth
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Special
CLOAK SALE
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Thursday Nov
Want your moustache or beard
aljeautiful brown or rich black Use
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Arrangements have been made with the
well known firm of J Ainsfield of Cleve
land Ohio who will have a representative
at my store on above date with a large line
of NEW AND FASHIONABLE LA
DIES WRAPS SUITS FURS MISSES
AND CHILDRENS COATS AND JACK
ETS
Special Low Prices will be made on above
goods and also on Dress Goods and Trimmings
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jAyers Fins
Act directlv on the
They cure constipation
biliousness sick headache
Sold for 60 years 7co
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