ij
u
f l
kV
an nmlrcllu in the hand is worth two on the hat rack at
home Lay by something for a rainy day What better
thai an UMBRELLA
i Our
5 Wireless
HfiK
- tfir w i i r i
BARTLEi
Bichard Hiirton has vi ry sick ehiid
len at bis home
Miss Effie McU rd and Mrs J Fletch
er are on the fiek lir t this week
Born to Mr ami Mrs Fred Pnle a
fine girl baby Fridaj f lst wit k
The rain ami snow this week i gladly
jeceived and fully appreciated by all
Commissioner- Premer Gray and
liofton were business visitois bete this
yeek
Mrs J Heiitl x of St Joseph Mo is
here on a itit virh her aunt Mrs AF
McCord
Presiding Elder Wilson held quarterly
meeting in the M E church last Satui
day and Sunday
Mrs George Rawsuu went to Hol
fcrook Saturday to visit her daughter
Mrs D J Jennings
The Degree of Honor had a s upper and
initiation Tuesday evening and tha oc
casion was enjoyed by a seleotea lew
Perry Ginther and wife and Ms
Azuba McDonald were guests at the
home d Dr and Mrs Brown Sunday
The article in The Tuihuxe last week
entitled They Never Strike was
vorth a whole years subscription It
was a true pen picture of everyday Iip
r i
New Walsh Block - Phone 56
Are
Absolutely
Umbrellas Guaranteed
v
OMBRELLA3
never t hruaic through and should one of the ribs break
we fumirli a new one which can be replaced in two
minutes without disturbing any other ribs or stretchers
Try one - They cost but Sioo and up
j -
J
New Supply
FAY SXOC
Just Received
ZT U
st
XJL
1
u
CALL AT ONCE and secure the sizes you may need
for the enormous demand for these famous and most ex
cellent stockings will soon greatly diminish our now com
plete assortment
GUARANTEE W pruanuiten very fair of Fay
Stockings to irivo our custouifrs
pp feet satisfaction aftff a rair trial of not Ihss than
four vpk7or thuy i an hu i el timed and we will make
j roper allowance for miuic
We Are Exclusive Agents
Rf
McCook
A Cpemm oJ Tmrtms9 Powttep
Mmdm From Grapes
4
J A AAA VlVttAVV1
- CTpJgTFTu if11 jaiawtCTwsrsawjTa
Mrs M J Clement will put up a ret-
idei ce in Hartley and move over
from the farm u nere sue will do co
located to continue the educa
tion of her daughters
A defective flu set fire to Mrs Olm
steads new hnusn Sunday afternoon
and it requind hard work to save the
building This chimin j was built less
than a year aio Moral Build your
chironr ys right
Dr CJ D Mellnay of EJgar Neb
was in town Tuesday and stopped over
with Dr Brown Mr Mellnay pur
chased a farm four miles north of Bari
ley latt fall and has rented it this year
to the Burton boys
Win J Irvine who sold his farm last
fall and went to Missouri to make his
home has returned and is glad to get
back He is willing to stay in Nebraska
and anxious to purchase a farm near
B irtley where he can make his home
Mrs John Williams was here on a
visit from Kansas latter part of last
week on Iter way to Wymore where
she will visit with her sister-in-law
Mrs Wm Bentley The Bentloy and
Williams families formerly lived near
Bartley
Good reading cheap may be secured
from The Tribune clubbing list
Fffliy Fears tfo SMmlmS
snapshots
At People
In ihe News
NORMAN HArGOOD
ORMAN HAP
GOOD editor
of Colliers
Weekly who was
sued for libel by
Justice Joseph M
Deuel of New York
because of tilings
he suid in his jour
nal about the
judges connection
with Town Topics
and was pronounc
ed not guilty by
the jury after ten minutes deliberation
was a reporter In charge of the educa
tional department of a New York after
noon newspaper a few years ago He
reported the doings of the board of edu
cation and gathered news of the public
schools One day he asked the editor
what was the best review in Eng
land
Why do you want to know asked
the editor
I have something about Salisr T
Id like to submit
The editor gave him the names of
three or four leading periodicals men
tioning one in particular as being the
easiest to break Into
I want the best returned Hapgood
I dont care what it pays or how crit
ical It is
Receiving the Inf ormaton he sent his
copy over the sea and in dess than ten
days he got by cable not only an ac
ceptance of his offering but an order I
for three more articles of the same sort i
That was the beginning of his literary
career
The Rev Dr Frank M Clendenln
does not care whether any one thinks
he is a crank on the subject of fresh
air or not He has found by experi
ence that fresh air Is to him the elixir
of life and knows that he must have it
night ns well as day To have it at
night he sleeps out of doors that is he
sleeps on a cot on a balcony of his
home Dr Clendenin Is the rector of
St Peters Episcopal church West
chester N Y but he has been away
from his parish for six months and
staying on his farm
at Chappaqua on
account of being
threatened with tu
berculosis L a st
September he was
thin and emaciated
and suffered from
a constant hacking
cough Now he
looks and feels like
a different man and
t -
expects soon to ue eev dr fraxk
active in church m clendenin
work again He
keeps out of doors most of the time
At night If It is stormy he draws an
awning over his cot bed but otherwise
sleeps under the open sky His wife
occupies a room adjoining the balcony
She is a daughter of Horace Greeley
and often entertains her friends with
reminiscences of her distinguished fa
ther In illustrating his kindness of
heart she once told how he brought
home an umbrella with a wooden dogs
head as a handle The little daughter
took a great fancy to that dogs head
and begged for it Mr Greeley offered
her a whole dog instead but that would
not do so at last he sawed off the head
and went to town with a handleless
umbrella
Congressman Sydney Mudd of Mary
land is said to have told this story
about an old negro who by some pe
culiar election twist was elected a jus
tice of the peace in the backwoods of
Georgia His first case happened to be
one In which the defendant asked for
a trial by jury When the testimony
was all in one of the lawyers whis
pered to him that it was time to charge
the jury
Looking at the jury with a grim
judicial air the judge said
Gentlemen ob de jury sense dis is
a very small case Ill jes charge yall
a dollar an a haf apiece
Luke E Wright who has resigned
the post of governor general of the
Philippines in order to be the first am
bassador of the United States to Japan
is one of Tennessees most distinguish
ed sons He enlisted in the Confeder
ate army at the ago of fourteen served
through the war and was wounded in
one engagement He was a lieutenant
at fifteen Two years later he com
manded a battery at the battle of
Chickamauga where in an action last
ing twenty minutes
LUKE E WEIGHT
fifty out of the sev
enty men of the bat
tery were killed or
wounded After the
war he married a
daughter of Admi
ral Raphael Semmes
of the Confederate
navy and became a
noted lawyer He
was appointed a
member of the Phil
ippine commission by President Mc
Klnley and succeeded William H Taft
as governor general In a recent letter
Governor Wright described a native
servant who was very stupid
I told him at luncheon to fill an
empty pepper cruet and I waited for
the pepper but it was a long time com
ing
Finally I looked him up Impatiently
He sat bent over the cruet with the
pepper beside him
How long is it going to take you
to do that job I asked
Not much longer he answered
but you must remember ttiat It is no
small taBk to force the pepper through
these little holes He was filling the
cruet you see without removing the
perforated lid
Jacob A Rils and Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge do not agree on the ques
tion whether their mutual friend Pres
ident Roosevelt will run for another
term of office The author and sociol
ogist declared In a recent address the
belief that Mr Roosevelt would be a
candidate for president again under
certain circumstances while Mr Lodge
in the senate stated
positively that the
president would
never run again
Mr Rils was not
always a friend of
statesmen He
knows by experi
ence how the other
half lives He once
related how in 1S70
he found himself in
New York without
friends or work
r - VSSS rVvrw 4i
mmfSm
JACOB A RIIS
I had no money at all he said
and had to sleep in the street I spent
one night of my life in a police station
That night I had picked up near the
North river a little black aud tan dog
and carried It into the police station
I had one thing of value and that was
a little gold locket I wore inside my
shirt It had a lock of hair in It That
night some of those lodgers stole it
from me while I was sleeping In there
and when I came out and found it was
stolen the one tiling that connected
me with home I made a complaint to
the sergeant who ordered the doorman
to kick me out Do you come In here
cried he and sleep and yet tell me
that you had a gold locket on your
neck It did sound ridiculous I went
outside angry enough to demolish ev
ery one there
Representative Champ Clark of Mis
souri attended exercises in a kinder
garten the other day
Have any of you children ever seen
an elephants skin Mr Clark asked
the youngsters
I have shouted one little fellow
Where asked Mr Clark impressed
with the youngsters earnestness
On the elephant he answered
Mayor Mark M Fagan of Jersey
City who was a dinner guest of Pres
ident Roosevelt recently was an under
takers assistant on a salary of 73 a
month half a dozen years ago In 1901
he was nominated by the Republicans
and fusionists for mayor and though
opposed by a candidate who represent
ed powerful corporate and political in
Bb-
MARK II PAGAN
terests was elect-
OvN 1 hv nhnnt nDOO
i majority Mayor
Ci -
j incran is
years of age
in his youth
z VA enjoyed few
Kv 2 Vl t t
rfwhyAn cationai
llCOt UUt 4w Ai
proved himself by
home study
He is self made
in more ways than
one for he has built up his body as
well as his character and his mind At
one time he was told by his doctor that
he could not live that he had run him
self down from overwork and that he
would have to spend a year or more in
the mountains The young man went
to work in a gymnasium and slowly
developed the muscular frame which
he now possesses He still keeps up
his physical exercise
In his mayoralty campaign in 1001
he would start out early in the morn
ing and mapping out a section of the
city would canvass It systematically
and talk with as many men as he could
meet He would enter stores work
shops and factories and talk with the
men He asked no man to vote for
him but he talked to all on the issues
at stake in the campaign
Young Quentln Roosevelt had a chum
staying at the White House with him
Both youngsters were put to bed in
Quentins room
I know hes entitled to half the bed
Quentin said complainingly the next
morning but his half doesnt include
all the soft part I have to sleep on
both sides of him
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont the
millionaire and society man was a
witness in the libel suit of Judge Deuel
against the editor of Colliers Weekly
It developed in the course of the pro
ceedings that most of the rich men
whom the proprietor of Town Topics
had approached on the subject had
readily consented either to buy stock
In his paper or lend him money Mr
Belmont did neither but refused to aid
the proprietor of
the enterprise in
any way He stat
ed in the course of
his testimony that
nt one time he had
been criticised in
the columns of the
paper while his
brother Perry who
lent the proprie
tor money was
praised
Mr Belmont is a
brother of the trac
tion magnate Au
OLIVER H P
BELMONT
gust Belmont and youngest son of the
great banker the late August Belmont
He attended the Naval academy at An
napolis intending to follow the occupa
tion of his grandfather Commodore
Perry the naval hero for whom he
was named He decided however that
such a life would not suit his tastes
was for a time a member of congress
from New York and has been twice
married His second wife was former-
ly the wife of William K Vanderbilt
rMUCU
DON
T FAIL
to get the
BENEFIT of the
BARGAINS
We are giving on all our goods
Small naval oranges a peck 6oc
Large naval oranges a peck 70c
California ham per pound 10c
Wide breakfast bacon per pound 1 5c
Narrow breakfast bacon per pound i24c
Diamond C mild cured ham per pound 15c
Three boxes oat meal crackers 25c
Three boxes butter thin crackers 25c
Three boxes Nabiscos 25c
Sixboxes Uneeda biscuits 25c
Box crackers per box per pound 64 c
Nineteen pounds granulated sugar i
Mazene something fine try it a pound 10c
Puffed Rice a quart 1 oc
Groceries at Almost Whole
sale Prices
j m JJ3 2i i
rwjtiitxiir iui
mw a W W
0 fl
itTgyap villi
mRJtBiLtf h
iZ WSiiwtXMXizijijrr r h ftti
DANBURY
A Strain of Iowa is here visiting
Mrs Billings is going to move to Col
orado
Ed Enos children are suffering with
the measels
S S Cass has- purchased the French
place Consideration S1300
Ed Ruby is building a house in ilarion
and is going to move his family there
George Plurnmer and Jas Robinson
are havitig porches added to their house
Mr Kettering of Oliio has purchast d
Mrs Billings place lie will move in
i the spring
Frank Fanty died at the hotel Mon
day morning with quick consumption
His funeral was preached at the M E
church Tuesday Ho was 60 years old
The shipments made this week are as
follows Harry Butler and John Ervin
one car load of cattle apiece aud J L
Newman two car loads of cattle all to
St Joe
Taje advantage of The Tribunes ex
traordinary subscription oiler found on
second page of this issue
Eminent Doctors Praise its Ingredients
We refer to that boon to weak nervous
suffering women known as Dr Pierces
Favorite Prescription
Dr John Fyfe one of the Editorial Staff
of The Eclectic Medical Review say3
of Unicorn root Hclonias Dioica which
is one of the chief ingredients of the Fa
vorite Prescription
A remedy which invariably acts as a uter
ine invitrorator makes for normal ac
tivity of the entire reproductive system
He continues in Hclonias we have a medica
ment which moro fully answers the above
purposes than any other drug with which I am
acquainted In the treatment of diseases pe
culiar to women it is seldom that a case is
seen which does not present some indication
for this remedial aeent Dr Fyfe further
says Tho following are among the leading
indications for llelonias Unicorn root Pain
or aching in tho back with leucorrhcoa
atonic weak conditions of the reproductive
organs of women mental depression and ir
ritability associated with chronic diseases of
the reproductive organs of women constant
sensation of heat in the region of the kid
neys monorrhagia flooding duo to a weak
ened condition of tho reproductive system
amenorrhea suppressed or absent monthly
periods arising from or accompanying an
abnormal condition of the digestive organs
and anaemic thin blood habit dragging
sensations in the extreme lower part of the
abdomen
If more or less of the above symptoms
are present no invalid woman can do
better than take Dr Pierces Favorite
Prescription one of the leading ingredi
ents of which is Unicorn root or Helonias
and tho medical properties of which it
most faithfully represents
Of Golden Seal root another prominent
Ingredient of Favorite Prescription
Prof Finley Ellingwood M D of Ben
nett Medical College Chicago says
It is an Important remedy in disorders of
the womb In all catarrhal conditions
and general enfeeblement it is useful
Prof John M Scudder M D late ol
Cincinnati says of Golden Seal root
In relation to its general effects on the
system there is no medicine in use about which
there is such general unanimity of opinion It
is universally regarded as the tonic useful la
all debilitated states
Prof Bartholow M D of Jefferson
Medical College says of Golden Seal
Valuable in uterine hemorrhage monor
rhagia flooding and congestive dysmonor
rhcea painful menstruation
Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription faith
fully represents all tho above named in
gredients and cures the diseases for which
they are recommended
AYf VEGETABLE SICILIAN
natr Keiiewer
S Makes the hair grow long and heavy and keeps it soft and glossy
s Stops falling hair and cures dandruff And it always restores
m color to gray hair Sold for hfty years
aiLamgMaM1
IU H1I 1HJT7
It joorTiist ensct fupelyToo lend 51X0 to
H filAUiC IU flICUmil II
I
W iS fcwv TIit Preys r m I Qrl
The Watchword
of our trading the underlying
principle of our dealings with cus
tomers is
HONESTY
The immortal Washington wasnt
as proud of the reputation as we
are of ours We enjoy the dis
tinction of selling the best
in the city at reasonable prices
Put us to the test with a sample
order
THE McCOOK MILLING
COMPANY
L
Ml Forpt
THAT
W C BllM
sells the best LUMBER and
COAL and that ho apprecirtes
your past favors and soiicits your
future patronage
And quit wondering what that
new house barn or granary would
cost but come in and let us figure
it for you and you will be sur
prised to learn that you have been
making a mondtain out of a mole
hill
M O McCLURE
Phone No 1
Manager
r
i
1
w
A
A