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Announcement
I wish to announce to the Republican
voters of this county thut I sbull bo a
candidate for the Hepublicnn nomina
tion for County ClerK at the Primnry
Election on Tuesday Septouibsr 3rd
1907 and that I would like to have all
fair mindod Republican voters who be
lieve in good clean business like service
from their public servants and who want
men that are absolutely free from 11
hnna nr rincr ruin free from all machine
or corporation influence to consider my
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Chas SkalcA
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Announcement v
I hereby announce to the Republicans
of Red Willow county that I shall be a
candidate for the office of County Clerk
on the Republican ticket at the Prim
ary Election to be held on Tuesday
September 3 1907
I respectfully ask the consideration ot
the Republican electors of the county
Stuabt B McLean
McCook Neb April 20 1907
Announcement
1 respectfully announce that I will
be a candidnte for the office of Clerk
of the District Court of Red Wil
low county on the Republican ticket
uuhinnt tn thn decision of the Repub
lican Primaries to be held on Tuesday
September 3 1907
Uhesteb A Rodgkus
Valley Grange Prect April 261907
Announcement
I respectfully announce that I will be
a candidate for the office of county
treasurer of Red Willow county on the
republican ticket at the primary election
Tuesday September 3 1907
If elected will give up present occupa
tion and personally attond to the duties
of the othce
Justin A Wilcox
McCook Nebraska May 2 1907
Announcement
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of judge of the
fourteenth judicial district of Nebraska
on the republican ticket subject to the
decision of the republican primary elec
tion to be held September 3 1907
Chakles E Eldked
McCook Nebraska
Announcement
I desire to announce to the electors of
the Republican party of Red Willow
county that I am a candidate for the of-
fice of County Treasurer and respect
fully solicit the consideration of etch
elector in the coming primaries to take
place in each precinct oo Tuesday Sept
3 1907 I M Beardslee
May 3 1907
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COUNTY COURT
Marriage licenses since last report
Jacob J Kapp aged 22 Omaha Neb
and Nellie Bridges aged 22OmahaNeb
Lon M Mitchem age 30 Clayton
Kan Florence E Bales age 21 Mc
Cook Nebr Married April 25 by
county judge
Conrad Bastrom age 39 McCook
Nebr Mrs Anna Muller age 41 Mc
Cook Nebr
George W Belders age 26 Elton
Nebr Eva Olmstead age 19 Cam
bridge Neb
Floyd M Dutt age 21 McCook Neb
Clara Anton age 17 McCook Nebr
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles
Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
no matter of how long standing in 6 toll
days First application gives ease and
rest 50c If your druggist hasnt it
send 50c in stamps and it will bo for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co
St Louis Mo
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Boilermakers Have Fine Dance
The first annual ball of McCook lodge
No 407 International Brotherhood of
Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders of
America in Menard opera house Wed
nesday evening drew a tine crowd and
resulted in a splendid time for all
l onmnl iitirl linnnciul SUCCeSB TllO
boys are to be warmly congratulated
upon the success of their first effort
J C Green machinist has joined the
shop force again
Machinist William Richelieu return
ediirpt of the week from the Chicago
conference
Toot nvidnv mnrninp at Franklin No
13s pouph went under the train damag
ing the mail greatly
A rn Uma ohofUitlC RVStom IS HOW
in vogue Like the coon trap it catches
em a comin and a goin
Engines 3 il and 1232 went out of the
shop this week and the 303 121 and
321 were placed in the back shop for an
overhauling
m Unrw mirtarinfpnrlRnt of motlVO
power was out from Lincoln Wednes
day together with his elbrk Mr Corey
on a trip of inspection
Death of Joseph Miller
Joseph Miller one of the oldest resi
dents of Hitchcock county died rather
suddenly last Thursday evening He
had been ailing for some time with
asthmatic trouble but was able to be
up and around until the final summons
came About an hour before he died
he sent for Mr Solomon to mano nis
will and after finishing the work he
walked with Mr Solomon out in the
yard where they talked for a few min
utes When Mr Solomon returned to
town Mr Miller sat on the porch where
Mrs Miller left him to go ana muK iuo
cow Upon her return she found him
lying dead where she had left him but a
few minuted before Mr Miller came
to this county about twenty years ago
and resided on a homestead six miles
north of Culbertson in Blackwood pre
cinct for a number of years later he
lived over on the Willow for several
years and about three years ago he
moved to Culbertson Mr Miller leaves
a wife two sons and one daughter to
mourn his departure August the
unnnirpur sfin is ntteudinsr business at
Beatrice Frank the other son lives
on his farm up in Blackwood precinct
seven miles north of Culbertson Mrs
Casper Hackencamp the daughter lives
across the Willow in Frontier county
about ten miles northeast of this place
Mr Miller was 63 years old The fun
eral was held last Saturday afternoon in
the Evangelical church Sermon was
preached by Rev Rekow
Communicated
Mrs M 0 Reynolds Called
Marv O Reynolds was born March
13 1858 in Wylueing Penn She was
married to M O Reynolds Feb 25
1880 This union was blessed wih four
children one son and three daughters
She died at her home in Culbertson
Friday April 19 1907
Deceased was a member of the Method
ist Episcopal church and the Degree of
Honor The funeral was held Sunday
lorenoon in uuargo ui iuo ucgiw
Honor The church was too small to
seat the audience and many were stand
ing in the aisles and tne nan xne ser
mon was preached by her pastor Rev
Chader Text John 142 His outlines
T7orQ Tho Fnthorhnnd of God the
Brotherhood of Man the Saviorhood of
Christ and the Friendship of the Spirit
Interment was made in Culbertson cem
etery Tho ceremonies at the grave
were conducted by the order and were
both beautiful and impressive
Mrs Reynolds leaves a husband one
son three daughters a father tlree sis
ters five brothers and a host of friends
to mourn her departure Mr Reynolds
and family may rpst assured that they
have the love and sympathy of the en
tire community Communicated
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WCTrU Meeting
The meeting of the W O T U held
at Mrs J C Moores last J riduy after
noon was well attondad Mrs VV imor
rend from the second chapter of Ilabak
kuk followed by prayer by Deaconess
Moore Mrs Callen read the law on
the liquor question and there was an
animated talk about some of the law
violations Some thougnc u wie m
briate law could be enforced on some or
the confirmed drunkards that it might
be a good object lesson to our young
men The law is all right but why not
rn0t9 ThB nflxt nicotine will be
held at the residence of Mrs CWWim
er Friday May 10 at 3 p m 14
Say you saw it in The Tribune
DANBURY
Mrs Wbitakerand her daughter Mrs
Ollie Collings of McCook are here vis
iting with old friends
Miss Alta Morgan closed a successful
term of school in Hamburg district last
Friday
nQ vanr ncrn last TueSdBV tlie
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clone north of town occurred if it is
correctly remembered All ot tne country
is settled up again and every one has
rebuilt
Mr Clifton who had been called to
Iowti on the account of his mothers
sickness arrived home last week
Dr DeMay made h business trip to
McCook last Tuesday
Mr and Mrs John Grovert and Mr
and Mrs Bobst of Indianola visited
friends and relatives last Sunday
MianNptMfiPlavford of Sunny Kan
sas is working for Mrs Frank Must
grave this week
Cash Received on Account
Charge Paid Out and other cash
register printed supplies at The Tribune
office
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LEGAL NOTICE
To Lovina Kendall and all persons interested
in tho promises hereinafter described ou are
hereby notified that tho Major and Council of
tho city of McCook Eed Willow County Ne
braska wil hold a special meeting m the
council chamber of the city hall in McCook at
the hour of seven oclock p m central stand
ard time on May 27 1907 for tho purpose of
equalizing and assessing that portion of lots 14
and 15 iu block 29 in the original town now
city of McCook Red Willow County Nebraska
described as follows Commencing at a point
6fc0 feet eai t of the northwest corner of lot lo
in block 29 thence east 9 feet 8 inches thenco
south 130 feet thence vest 19 feet 8 inches
thence north 130 feet to place of beginning the
j Arrvl Urinir nnrl lillrl 119
square feet of brick sidwalk on tho south side
of Dennison screes uduluuk u u inonnsrao
an expense to said city in the sum of S1U03 A
special tax will be levied against the aforesaid
prop rty to pay the costs of same and for tlie
costs of these proceedings
By order of the Mayor and Council of the city
of McCook Red Willow County Nebraska
rsKAL H W CONOVEB
i 2Mt Clty Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
To Sarah Hosier and all persons interested in
tho premises hereinafter described You are
hereby notified that the Mayor aud Council of
tho city of McCook Red Willow county Ne
braska will hold a special meeting in the
council chamber of tho city hall in McCook
Nebraska at seven oclock p in central stand
ard time on May 27 1907 for tho purpose of
equalizing and assessing the west twenty five
feet of lots 14 and 15 in block 29 in tho original
town now city of McOook Red Willow county
Nebraska the said city of McCook haying re
built and laid 137 square feet of brick sidewalk
on the south side of Dennison St abutting on
said premise atanexperse to the city in the
sum of 1336 A special tax will be Tovied
against the aforesaid property to pay tho costs
of same and for the cots of these proceedings
Bv order of the Major aud Council of tho City
of McCook Red Willow County Nebraska
SEAL H W CONOVEK
City Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
To Franklin P Allen and all persons inter
ested iu lot 4 btock 21 original town now city
of McCook Red Willow Count Nebraska You
are hereby notified that the Mayo and Council
of the city of McCook will hold a special moot
ing in the council chamber of the city hull in
McCook at the hour of seven oclock p m
central standard tune on May 27 190 for the
purpose of equalizing and a sesing said Jot 4
in block 23 said citv of McCook having rebuilt
and laid 20 square feet of cement sidewalk on
the west side of Madison street abutting on
nw1 1 I of in n rninf tf ICJlffl eifV lit fll4 S11I11
tliu itrit iuuu vl - v v --
of 3375 A special tax will bo levied agiLtt
the aforesaid property to pay the costs of ame
and for the costs of these proceedings
Bv order of the major and council of the city
of McCook Red Willow Countv Nebraska
H W Cono En
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Baptismal Services
Special baptismal services will be
held at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning at 11 oclock Both adults
and children who desire baptism by
sprinkling may receive it at the church
in the morning baptism by immersion or
pouring will be administered at the
river near South McCook bridge at 3 p
m Candidates for baptism plui30
inform the pastor M B Carmnn
Phnno RuHttOI Rihle readinc on bap
tism at the morning church service
Tho public is invited
ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR
Tho State of Nebraska Red Willow County
ss In tho County Court -
In tho matter of ttio estato of iluam Idiloy
deceased
On reading and filing tho petition of Jlarvoy
P Bailer praying thut administration of said
estate bo granted to Charley Bailey as admin
istrator Ordered thut May 21 A D 1007 at
10 oclock a in iB assigned for hearing said
petition when all persons interested in saiu
matter may appear at a County Court to bo
held in and for said County and show cause
why tho prayer of petitioner should not oe
granted and that notice or the pendency ol
said petition and tho hearing Jtheroof bo given
lO all perilous UlwrCMUU iu auu u AC i
lishing a copy of this order in the McLook
m 1 1 nHHMnni nlinfi1 1 T1 QAlfl
JLTlDiine a wneniy iiDwapuiJc -
County for three weeks prior to said day ot
hearing
Dated May 1st 1007 m3
rc J C MOOHE
leal County Judge
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
McCook Nebraska May 3 1S07
Nptico is heroby given that Mitchell U Cldo
has tiled in tho city clerks ollico his bond aud
petition for a a license t sell malt spirituous
and vinous liquors in the building on lot 9
block 21 in the second ward original city of
McCook for tho jear ending April 30 1WS
5 3t Applicant
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
McCook Nebraska May 3rd 1907
Notice is heroby given that Williilm Y John
son has filed iu the city clerks ollico his bond
and petition for a license to sell malt spiritu
ous and vinouB liquors in the building ou tlie
south 17 feet of lot 15 block 27 Main avenue in
the first wurd of the city of McCook for the
year ending April 30 1903
William Y Johnson
PUBLICxVTION NOTICE
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Julia C Brady and Joseph F Brudy minor
heirs of John TBrady deceased and Mary E
Brady as guardian of Loretta Brady John 1
Brady Julia C Brady and Jo eph F Brady
minors defendants will take notice that on the
25th day of April 1907 Esther A Lewis defend
i i inniMimi fnwl mcstMtitinn ntrairiHt
5 said deleudants the plaintiff and tho other de
fendants horeinaiter name lnmuuii iji uuiiik
in the District Court for Red Willow County Ne
braska wherein Edward B Cowles is plaintiff
aud Esther A Lewis Andrew E Harvey surviv
ing partner of tho firm of Burton Harvey and
the defendants firat uforesaid are defendants
tho object and prajer of which aro to foreclose
a mortgage executed and delivered by Harris
Tuttleaud Mary Tuttle to said Esther A Lewis
on Nov 10 18SIS upon tlio west half of tho
southeast quarter of section one and the north
east quarterof section twelve all in township
on north range thirty west of tho 6th princi
pal meridian in said county to secure the pay
ment of one promissory note dated November
16 1SS6 for S6U0 due in 5 years from date thereof
and to foreclose the payment of 34 24 taxes paid
thereunder and interest on said notes and taxes
that there is now duo and upaid on said notes
mortgages aud taxes paid by said Esther A
Lewis the sum of 634 24 with 10 percent interest
thereon OU JOUU mureui uum nuiiuioJiuijwv
thereof from Dec 5 1906 and on 2115 thereof
eJ T r fCVV tff enme nnrl intfirpst
said cross potitionor prays for a decree of tore-
closure bud sale oi saiu premises uuu iui
oral relief You are required to answer said
cross petition on or before the 3rd day of June
1907 Dated April 25th 1907
Esther A Lewis Cross Petitioner
By W S Morlan Her Attorney
NOTICE OF SUIT
Barber wife of Benjamin Barber
whose firsi name is to plaintiff unknown will
take notice tnat on April 10 j jui rreuuntkn
r r nlnintilT filo1 Iiiq nwtiMnn in thr dis
trict court of Red Willow count Nebraska the
object and praer of which are to quiet his title
to the northeast quarter of section twenty two
l ol tin M tinrtli rif rjinro fUPlltV
nine 29 west in Red Willow county Nebraska
aud for a decree that the defendant has no
dower or other interests thsreiu adverse to that
of the plamtitl and lor t quitiime renei inu
aro r quired to auswer said petition on or be
fore Monday the 27th day of May A D 1907
Dated April 1G 1907
Frederick A Lofton Plaintiff
Bv J E Kelley his attorney
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I have disposed of
m interest iu the real estato business to J S
McBruer who will continue the bnsine
March 1 1907 S D Taylor
PUBLICATION NOTICE
Birt Allingtoti defendant will take
tice that on tho 20th of 4pril 1907 Nnnc L
lingtpn tho plaiutiff filed her potition in
Real Estate Transters
Tim fallmvinrr real estate fjlinsra have
been made in tho county clerks ofliee
since our last report -
Lincoln Land Co to J E Hathorn wd
3fc 4 in 3 Central ad Bartley
Lincoln Land Co to Elnora M Smith
wd 9 10 in 6 Indianola
Lincoln Laud Co to Geo A Campbell
10-11-12 in 15 2nd McCook
Arthur Atkinson wf to Myra M Whit
tlesey wd ne4 set se4 se4 21-2-30
Clarence B Gray wf to Francis Cain
wd 1 2 interest in 11 12 in 26 1st
McCook
Francis Cain wf to Clarence B Grai
ls interest in 10 in 26 1st McCook
G W Jones wf to Joseph Hoover qcd
6 in 70 Bartley
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Stato of Nebraska the object and prayer there-
f beiug to obtain a divorce from saw ueienu
ant that he may he awarded tho exclusive
care custodv and control of Bessie Allington
the minor daughter of plaintiff and defendant
and for such other and further relief as the na
ture of thecaoma require
You are required t answer said petition on
or before the third day of June 1907
Dated this 20th dn of April 190c
Namtl L Aeiimion Plamtitl
By W S Morlan Her Attorne 1 264
6000
SO0O
52500
1C0000
100
100
5000
Louis Soderberg wf to Joseph S Mc-
242500
Eve E Selby wid to Charles H Hat
tie A Hegeman wd 3 in 4 2nd Mc
Cook a30 00
Joy D Selby wf to Charle3 n Hat
tie A Hegeman wd 4 in 4 2nd Mc
Cook I250 00
Mildred L Stoddard to Winnie D Wil
liams wd 1 2 int 10 in 15 1st Mc
Cook 700 00
Mary M McKeown wt to John D
200000
A G Bump wf to H G Terrill wd 5
6 in 12 also 12 in 13 McCook
Asahel E Petty wf to Mrs E L
herrv wd 4 n2 5 in 12 1st McCook
20000
3ooaoo
David Eckart wf to Andras Amenwd
pt se4 se4 30-3-29 50 00
Ella V Barrett wid to Jonathan J
Sams wd nw4 in 15 Indianola 100
H G Terrill wf to Fred R Bruns wd
5 6 in 12 McCook 100000
Carl M Matson sngl to Jos S McBrayer
9 in 2 1st McCook 135000
U S to Herman Berndt se4 32-1-29 pat
Marion Powell wf to R V RR Co
wd pt w2 ne4 5150
Lovell S Yiersen fc wf to Sarah J Hick
ling wd 5 in 2 1st McCook 230000
David P Treadway wf to Herbert D
Tread way wd ne4 9-1-23 590000
3EGGS CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP Cures BRONCH flii
Prince
is a high grade Perch
eron stallion a dark
dappled chestnut in
color and weighs 1700
Mh M
Will stand the season of 1907 at our farm at Perry Sta
tion 6 miles west of McCook
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TERMS 1000 for a standing colt -
Due precaution will be taken to prevent accidents but
Parties disposing
will not be responsible should any occur
ing of mares willbe held for service fees
HIPPLE BROS Props
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Worth from 15c to 30c eaci
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I will give away free my new PHOTO CHINA SOUVEN
IRS on Big Special Sale uays
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