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FINE SPEAKING AND SINGING
The Union Meetings Start Off Well An
nouncement of Meetings
Saturday night at 730 oclock Sun
day morning at 11 oclock subject Jo
nah Sunday afternoon at 1 oclock
Young Peoples Rally subject Open
Doors Sunday evening at 730 oclock
subject Excuses
The Lyon union meetings in tho Bixler
opera house started ofT in fino shape
on last Sunday Five hundred people
greeted Mr Lyon in the morning and
seven hundred in the evening in the
evening the chorus choir 85 strong sur
prised everyone They sang tho songs
old and new with spirit and power and
gave promise of some fine chorus sing
ing when they have sung longer togeth
er Mr Stentz the chorus leader and
solo singer captured tho chorus and the
audience with his bright happy way
and it is safe to say that he will bo very
popular with the people of McCook At
each service he sings a simple gospel solo
in clear baritone voice and with distinct
enunciation This solo is one of the
most enjoyable parts of each service
Tho chorus is increasing in numbers and
power each night and in itself is a great
inspiration to the bingors and to the au
dience Each evening an eflicient corps
of ushers has been on hand and the com
fort and convenience cf all are carefully
looked after
All who have heard Mr Lyon unite in
JIIUORD H LYON
words of commendation and of endorse
ment He is a Christian gentleman wit
a passion for reality and true righteous
ness His sermons are clear forceful
and interesting revealing a trained in
tellect and a logical mind He is not
sensational but absolutely fearless In
all kindness he seeks to reveal to the
listener his own sins that he may arouse
conviction and action His defense of
Revivals Sunday was unanswerable
and his sermon Sunday night on The
Value of a Human Soul was a strong
plea for humanity and brotherhood
The response of the people of McCook
to this effort of the churches has been
encouraging Good audiences have at
tended the meetings the choir has done
its part nobly and there is faith in many
hearts and prayer on many lips that God
has great things in stere for McCook in
the coming days The churches are to
be congratulated on securing such
strong safe men to conduct this work
The meetings will continue Saturday
at 730 pm Sunday at 11 a m 330
and 730 p m At the afternoon meet
ing Sunday Mr Lyon will address young
people between the ages of 15 and 30
None under 15 will be admitted
There will be a meeting every nigat
next week but Monday Afternoon meet
ings will be held at 3 oclock on Tues
day Wednesday Thursday and Friday
All these meetings will be held in the
Bixler opera house and everybody is in
vited
On Wednesday evening Mr Lyon be
gan a series of addresses on the ten com
mandments He announced his text
from Romans third chapter and 20th
verse For by the law is the knowledge
of sin This discourse was a full and
fearless statement of facts regarding the
prevalent transgression of Gods laws
It may be called an example of conscien
tious preaching which shuns not to de
clare the whole counsel of God Like
John the Baptist or John Knox Mr
Lyon does not fear the face of man but
courageously echoes the will and truth
of the Almighty
The substance of his discourse Wed
nesday night is involved in the follow
The law of God does
ing statements
not extirpate sin it reveals it The law
creates in the heart a hunger for right
eousness The law of supply and demand
definite in religion as m
mand is just as
Not until we real
commerce
nature or
sinfulness can God do anything
ize our
for us
living in a lawless period of
We are
history Tbis spirit is seen first of all
home today
homes In the average
in the
children do about as they please
day the
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If a boy wants to suck a cigarette ard
loaf around tho gambling dens or grog
gories he does If the mother says to
tho daugbterI do not want you on the
streets at night she pertly answers I
dont care what you want and off she
starts It is about time that Christian
parents stopped raising children for hell
The spint of lawlessness is seen also
in society at largo Many obey tho law
if it suits their interest but if it doesnt
they dothe other thing Tho anarch
ist is not always tho man who in the
slums flaunts the red flag Some of tho
most dangerous law breakers live in fino
houses on the boulevards For so many
conturios have men talked about free
dom that now the pendulum has swung
to tho other extreme and liberty to do
right is being interpreted as license to do
wrong All sorts of wickedness and vice
aro masquerading under the guise of
personal liberty The man who contin
ues wilfully to disregard and violate the
national stato or municipal laws is as
truly a traitor as was Benedict Arnold
or the secessionist of Gl Anarchism
and atheism go hand in band Every
anarchist is an atheist From disregard
of divine law it is an easy step to defy
ing human authority
Speaking of tho first commandment
the speaker said I think we can all
see why Thou shalt have no other gods
before mo was put first If a man
keeps the first law he will keep all the
rest And the second commandment
is like unto tho first Thou shalt not
make unto thee a graven image We
talk about the idolatry of heathen coun
oa
MiTtP flirtn
tries when we have about as much right
hera in America Some make idols of
their children some make them of them
selves of intellect of pleasure or of
dress But no god is so successfully
competing with Christ for the mastery
as the money god In tho case of many
appetite is their god They seem to be
merely flesh They might better have
walked on four feet than on two Say
men if your wives or mothers or daugh
ters were guilty of the private habits
thatsome of you men areyou would turn
from them in perfect disgust Man your
wife has the same right to make a cusp
idor or a beer keg of herself as you have
No man has a right to profess to follow
Christ and yet smell like the devil The
average man cares vastly more for his
stomach than for his soul Erskine said
If r were following two men you
- niot tell which man the dog belong
a to as long as the men walked togeth
er But let the men separate and you
can tell quickly to which man the dog
belongs If desire goes one way and duty
the other if the world and the flesh
draw one way and Christ and conscience
the other which way do you goj Christ
will not accept second place in your life
Thou shalt have no other gods before
Him
Mr Lyon will continue the discussion
of the commandments this evening
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs H L Kennedy is homesteading
near Creston S D
Sheriff Petersons children have
been quite ill this week
Mrs E P Huber is enjoying a visit
from her cousin Mrs E M Gardner
AlexCakmichael was down from Den
ver early in the week on a short visit
Miss Maude Coleman ha been home
from Minneapolis Minn for past two
weeks
Miss Carrie Wurts succeeds to the
position of high school assistant vacated
by Mr Heffelbower
Mrs Louis Fleischman left Saturday
night on 6 for Omaha to consult a spe
cialist relative to her health
MrsHiramThrailkill of Los Angeles
Calif has been here on a visit to the
homefolks for a week or two
Al J Hatcher was up from Cheney
Nebraska last week on business mat
ters and to see oldtime friends
Mrs H M Ireland arrived home
Saturday night from her absence of a
couple weeks with Kearney relatives
Mrs E W McAninch has received
the sad news of the death of her mother
at Ringold Iowa Thursday of last
week
Mrs C WBritt is visiting relatives
in Burlington Iowa Mr Britt accom
panied her as far as Lincoln Sunday
morning
Miss Kathryne Sawyer returned to
her art work in University Place Tues
day morning Mrs Sawyer accompanied
her for a short visit
CoNTrACTOR ENNis who has the con
tract to build the new high school will
occupy the Heffelbower residence on
north Marshall street
Revs Davis of Cambridge Kerr of
Box Elder and Parker of Palisade have
been in attendance upon the meetings in
the opera house this week
Karl son of Cashier and Mrs A C
Ebert who has been quite sick with an
attack of fever the past weekis improv
ing all will be pleased to learn
W E Heffelbower departed on 14
Wednesday night for Inavale where he
will remain until early March when he
will occupy his irrigated farm near
Longmont Colorado Mrs Heffelbower
and baby will join him there in May
The Tribune wishes them much pros
perity and happiness in the new home
and avocation
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY
Advertised Letters
The following letters remained uncall
ed for at the McCook postoflice Jan
3rd 190G
LETTERS
Adams Mr Geo Smith Mrs Anna
Bridges Mr E C Thomat E D
Buchanan Mr R actor
Beeson Mr Frank Sidors Mr W
Corson Miss Cora Vaugn MrTrany
Wessaves Mr C Dillwortb Oliver
Decker Mrs L Waugh Mrs Frank
Dillon Mr Fred Wray Dave 2
Farmer Earnoy Young Mr W F
Gundorson Chas Garrett Mr Lige
Hall Mr Jess Hust Mr Franklin
Ilomesly R S Lee Mrs Elizabeth
Phillips MrLB Miller Miss Lovina
Perkins Fred J Riley Miss Claudia
Rogers Hazel Richardson MrHD
Rollins Mr Matt Rankin Miss Anna
Smith T W Sorrence Mrs Pearl
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
Wentz Snider Wedding
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents Mr and Mrs Martin
Snider in West McCook occurred a very
happy wedding in the union of Mr Jas
W Wentz and Miss Zelda Snider Rev
M B Carman officiating Miss Alice
Amen was bridesmaid and Mr Harvey
M Snider best man A spleudid wed
ding supper was spread Many gifts
wem bestowed upon the estimaUe young
couple The ceremony was witnessed by
members of boti families interested A
hew home nicely furnished awaited the
young couple
Jerome Lewis Buried Here
The remains of Jerome Lewis arrived
from Colorado last Saturday night and
on Sunday morning at ten oclock were
buried in the Longviow cemetery where
brief services were conducted by Rev
G B Hawkes of the Congregational
church in the presence of quite a comp
any of sympathizing friends of Mr and
Mrs William Lewis
The deceased was a victim of that
mountain scourge pneumonia
The Experiences of Practical Farmers
in all sections of the country have shown
that there is a saving of from 20 to 50
per cent by feeding ground feed Be sure
and attend the McCook Hardware Cos
exhibit January 24 25 26 and see the
Famous Lightning Triple Gear Mill do
the business just the way you want it
done
Davy Crockett
In his early manhood he took for him
self this motto of sense and action Be
sure youre right then go ahead Peo
ple who buy any other than Meritas
table oilcloth are taking an inferior ar
ticle and if they are paying more than
15c for Meritas they are throwing
money at the birds Meritas for 15c
at Thompsons
Good Girl Wanted
One who can cook and wants a good
home No washing to do Come at
once Wages for a good girl or middle
aged woman S6 per week Steady work
ll 2ts Cosoro Hotel IndiauolaNebr
Settle Up
All persons indebted to Predmore
Bros R J Predmore or G W Pred
more Sons must settle up soon The
books will be found at G W Predmore
and Sons shop
Dress Making Wanted
Will do sewing by the day or at my
residence First class work One and
one half blocks north of Bixler opera
house 12 21 tf
Mrs J E Morse
You Get Free
an extra set of burs with each Famous
Lightning Feed Grinder purchased at
the exhibit January 24 25 27
McCook Hardware Co
Quarter Section For Sale
The northeast quarter of section 13
township 4 range 30 in Red Willow
county Nebraska Address The Tri
bune McCook Neb
Cambridge Flour
Red Lion Silver Leaf and Oak leaf
brands always on hand
J E Nelms
Second Hand two horse Gasoline Engine
for sale cheap at the
McCook Hardware Cos
Let Ludwick explain the new gas
burner to you
Lost A watch and a silver dollar in
an Indian handbag Reward for returh
to Tribune office
Verlie Berry is homo from Kansas
being called by the illness of his father
Mrs J A Wilcox will entertain chap
ter X P E O Saturday January 12th
Edward Wyant and Albert Styer
were over from Beaver countryTue3day
on business matters
J G Conly departed Thursday for
Nampa Idaho where he enters the em
ploy of Central Lumber Co
sgMR and Mrs C RKnowles of Cul
bertson have been guests of her parents
Mr and O M Knipple part of the week
Miss Edna Waite John Jones and
Schell Kimmell returned to Lincoln on
2 Sunday morning to their university
work
Mrs J N Osborn of Ayr Nebraska
was a guest of her brother J H Yarger
close of last week Mrs Osborn also
visited in Wray Colo
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Commercial Club Meeting
Tho McCook Commercial club held a
regular meeting Tuesday eveing of this
week
The regular bills and routine business
wbre disposed of
Apropos of the contemplated improve
ment to bo made by the company on the
old headquarters building tho city im
provement committee of tho club had its
attention urgently directed to tho mat
ter of promptly and insistently bringing
before management of tho Burlington
railway company tho necessity of build
ing a new building rather then repairing
the preaent old out-of-date and insuf
ficient structure
The matter of providing a suitable rest
room with drinking water lavatory and
closet accommodations for women and
children only on one of the main streets
was suggested by William Lewis and
promptly and heartly seconded by the
entire membership The matter of se
curing a location is now being looked to
This will be a most desirable improve
ment and comfort which the trading
ladies coming to McCook will deeply
appreciate -
Jury List February Term
Following litil comprises tho panel of
jurymen for the February term of dist
rict court 1907
J W Kozell Iudianola precinct
Willard Dutton Driftwood precmct
G A Somerville Perry precinct
Martin Matson Willow Grove prec
G E Thompson Willow Grove prec
A C Abbott Lebanon precinct
A D Johnston Valley Grange prec
William Bell North Valley precinct
M Lawritson Willow Grove precinct
C D Ouster Willow Groo precinct
S J Hughes Valley Grange precinct
A B Kinzer tol man precinct
Patrick Waibb vVihuu Gnne prec
II P Sutton Willow Grove precinct
Louis Thorgrimson Willow Grove pre
Warren Cooper Willow Grove prec
William Lewis Willow Grove precinct
Joseph Junker Missouri Riage prec
J K Gordon Box Elder precinct
David MagnerWUlow Grove precinct
R M Douglass Willow Grove prec
A J Lohr East Villey precinct
H W Parker Beaver precinct
Everyday Articles
Meritas table oilcloth the best 15c
Peerless carpet warp the best 23c
Sansons and American Prints 5c
Best two bushel sixteen ounce seam
less bags
Best apron check ginghams 5c
Best two thumb husking mittsdoz 81 00
Mens all leather gloves 18c
Boys all leather gloves 13c
Ladies fleece lined wrappers SI 35 to 75c
Izzer home made bed comforts SI 85
Fur scarfs 81000 to 100
Boys three to eight year overcoats 2 50
Outing flannel nightgowns 50c to 8200
Boys knee pants 25c to 8100
Boys two piece suits 8125 to 8500
Bovs three piece blk Melton suits 8400
1000 other items at real cash values
The Thompson D G Co
Terms of District Court 190
Judge Orr has prepared the following
calendar for the terms of district court
in the 14th district for tae year 1907
Chase county May 6th Nov ISth
Dundy county April 15th Nov 25th
Frontier county March 25th Oct7th
Furnas county March 11th June
10th October 21st
Gosper county Feb 18th Sept 30th
Hayes county April 22nd Nov 11th
Hitchcock county April 8th October
14th
Red Willow county February 4th
June 3rd December 2nd
Another Blossom Transplanted
Last Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs
Ed Flitcraft were called upon to bear
the sorrow of the death of their infant
daughter aged about two months
Brief services were conducted at the
home Sunday afternoon by Rev A F
Green of the Baptist church after which
Riverviow received the little remains
The bereaved family has very tender
sympathy
The Presidents Wife
If Mrs Roosevelt had to do her own
sewing her social activities would be
greatly limited The present day ready-to-wear
skirt is a great boon to woman
kind Our line of them is large running
from 8200 to 8700 Alteration free
The Thompson Dry Goods Co
Card of Thanks
We desire in this way to express our
thanks to our friends and neighbors for
kindness and sympathy shown during
the short illness and after the death of
our darlinsr baby Arlene
Mr and Mrs Ed Flitcraft
Izzer Bed Comforts
Home made fourteen yards of clofch
seventy two ounces of Izzer Batts well
tacked and hemmed 81 85 to 8250 at
Thompsons
WantedApprentices
The Tribune wishes to employ sever
al apprentices boys or girls Make ap
plication at once to the publisher
F M Kimmell
Three Hundred Dollars
will buy a good eight horse power en
gine and a four hole shelter in good con
dition at McCook Hardware Cos This
outfit only been used a short season
Get The Tribune to do your printing
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C1IY 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 Loughran Pastor
Christian Science Services at Zint
McClnin bldg Sunday at 11 oclock
a in Wednesday at 8 oclock p m
Subject Sacrament Reading room
at same place open daily where
Christian Science literature may be had
Episcopal Services on Sunday at 11
a in Holy communion and sermon on
third Sunday in each month at 8 p m
prayers and sermon Sunday school at
10 a m Tho rector will olliciato All
are welcome to these services
E R Earle Roctor
Dr S C Beach desires to an
nounce that owingto his appoint
ment as surgeon to the C B Q
at McCook he will open an office
in the Valsh building room 8
where ne may be found from 10 to
12 mornings 2 to 4 afternoons and
6 to 8 evenings on week days Sun
days 1 to 3 afternoons only Tele
phone 261 Residence as before
just north of postoffice phone 126
McCunnpll dells Eastman k drks
supplies
W N
Rogers
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Furnace heated loimb for rent
blocks east of Bco Hive store
We
and
went down to South
The Fo tnightly had a double
header last Friday night
and Kodak supplies at C R
Wood worth it Cos Druggists
Great Efiles dance February 12th in
Bixler Music by Brigade band
Two
ell drugs theyre fresh too
C R Woodworth Co
Military dance by Eagles February
12th Bixler opera house Brigade band
Cash paid for eggs highest market
price Reynolds Poultry Co Phone
2S5 Old Gurney stand
Our White Pine and Tar cough reme
dy is a wonder for coughs olds and
hoarseness C R Woodworth Co
Take your poultry and eggs to tho
Reynolds Poultry Poultry Co Old
Gurney stand Get tho be3t market
price in cash-
Wanted Information regarding a
brown hunting dog a pointer with a
white breast that strayed from the
home of undersigned Answers to name
of Jack 1 ll 2ts II 11 Tyler
Henry Loveland contractor and
builder from Denver is here to stay and
figure on all jobs Plans and specifica
tion furnished For particulars call at
the McCook Hardware Cos store 3t
Marsh operates on the theory that
nothing is too good for his patrons
hence ho buys only the best of livestock
of all kinds and sells only the best of
meats You can prove it by a trial
Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed
This week Bert Griggs moved his ci
gar factory No 106 from the basement
under Benjamin Burnetts cigar store
to the renovated Randel cottage in rear
of city hall giving him brighter and
better and more healthful surroundings
and quarters
Keep your liver and bowels in shape
this cold weather Much easier to ward
off ickness if all the functions are doing
their part properly The liver and bowels
play most important parts in lifes har
mony organization McConnells little
liver pills tone up a sluggish liver and
return the bowels to a normal action
Diamond this week sold his stock of
clothing shoes and gents furnishings
to Mr Harry Simons of Edgar Xeb
who will continue in the same line of
business at the old stand We trust
that with courtesy and a good line of
merchandise he will deserve and receive
a liberal share of public patronage Dia
mond the workingmans friend expects
to devote his time in building up his new
block on West Dennison street
The Skin Beautiful
All the soft daintiness of a babys skin
is imparted by McCONNELLS FRA
GRANT LOTION Just a little daily
will fortify your complexion against
winter chaps
L W McConnell Druggist
Now is The Time
to have your wells made and get ready
for spring We have the best well drill
in this part of the state and would like
to figure on your work
McCook Hardware Co
Wanted
An experienced lady book keeper
Must know shorthand and type writing
Address Powell Nilsson
Marion Nebraska
Marseilles and Sandwich
one and two hole shellers at the Mc
Cook Hardware Cos Just the thing
for gasoline eugine or hand power
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FARMERS ATTENTION
Do not- fail to witness tho Famous
Lightning Feed Grindor Exhibition at
our place of business Wc will servo n
FREE LUNCH to all who call using
Hour ground by this Famous Grinder
from which wo will make hot cakes nnd
servo them with butter syrup and hot
coffee Ladies and all aro invited This
is a grinder not a crusher and while
you are horo wo want to show you tho
merits of tho best feed grinders over in
vented It has roller bearings chilled
steel burrs friction plates to takouptho
wear and nine lugs to forco tho grain
into tho burrs which make threo revo
lutions to one of tho sweepand tho bear
ings run in oil
Tho Famous Lightning Food Grinder
grinds fastorruts easier and lasts longer
than any othor mill made and you novor
have to grind yonr grain a second timo
to get it fino enough Wo want tho ladies
to come in and test our Hour Como and
see us grind wheat oats rye Kafir corn
and corn shelled or in tho ear at the rato
of 25 to 50 bushels an hour with but ono
horse
Remembor the dates Thursdny Fri
dsy and Saturday January 21th 25th
and 20th
Do not fail to witness this oxhibition
and secure a Lightning Grinder Tho
original and only genuino Lightmng
Grinder sold in this territory to tho
trade by Lininger Implement Co Oma
ha Nebraska Oomo in and wo will
show you Vours for business
McCook Hardware Co McCook Neb
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell for drugs
McMillens Cough Cure
Public school resumed Monday
Tun cent sale at Tuo Ideal Store
Everything in drugs McConnoll
Eagle dance Bixler February 12th
McConnells Balsam a sure cure for
coughs
J E Barngrover McCook Loans and
Abstracts
Dr Kays ollice is now one door north
of Commercial hotel Phone 97
Choice bargains in remnant wall pap
ers at Woodworth Cos
Rooms to rent Furnished or unfurn
ished Mrs C B Rowkll
Lost Brooch with two gold crosses
Finder please leave at Tribune office
Hot Springs Blood Remedy We guar
antee it Woodworth Co
McMillens Cream Lotion will make
your hands and face smooth and soft
The daintiest baby powder is By Lo
L W McConnell Druggist
Great Eagle dance Bixler opera house
February 12th Music by Brigade band
Tho Reynolds Poultry Co will give
you the highest price for your poultry
and eggs in cash
Bound duplicate receipt books three
receipts to the page for sale at The
Tribune office
Hot water bottles and combination
fountain syringes in all styles at Mc
Millens drug store
Heads stop aching after a couple doses
of McConuells headache capsules The
certain headache relief 25c
if in need of anything in fancy toilet
preparations Woodworth Co have a
fine new line to select from
If it is from Marshs its the best ob
tainable Anything and everything per
taining to the meat market business
All kinds of fresh and salt meats
fruts and vegetables at
Magner ib Stokes
Big 10c sale begun January 7th A few
large bargains left
The Ideal Store
Two good 3econd hand showcases
one roll top desk for sale cheap
D W Colson Co
Have you seen our holiday display
The big show is now on
C R Woodworth Co
10c sale 10c to 35c values to go at
only 10c Sale begins Jan 7th
The Ideal Store
Magner Stokes can supply you
with anything in the line of fresh and
salt moats Also fruits and vegetables
Caring for teeth is well repaid by im
proved appearance McConnell has
everything required for proper tooth
care
The highest market price paid for
chickens and turkeys by the Reynolds
Poultry Co Old Gurney stand Phone
285
The sponge that gets better with every
using Kleanwell Rubber Sponge
Feels good in the bath Try one
L W McConnell Druggist
The Tribune will print it for you