The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, October 11, 1907, Image 1

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TWENTY SIXTH YEAR
A Pretty Home Wedding
That was a happy pretty wedding
which occurred at the homo of Mr and
Mrs S S Garvoy Wednesday evening
of this weok when Rev M B Carman
spoke the mystic words uniting in holy
wedlock their daughter Miss Cora Fran
cis Garvoy and Mr Ilurloy F Dye at
the hour of seven oclock sharp
Tho ceremony was performed under a
canopy effect of white laco and flowers
Miss Hose Akors presiding at tho piano
and playing tho wedding march
Tho pretty brido was lovely in a white
airleno chiffon Tho groom convention
ally garbed
Only the immediate relatives of the
parties were present together with a
for nonr frinnds Mrs J A Andrews
and Miss Flossie of Indianola and Mr
and Mrs Fred Schaldockor of Grafton
being among tho latter numbor Mr
and Mrs Schaldocker wore present at
tho wedding of Mr and Mrs Garvoy
Tho brido is popular and prominent
in church and sooial circles accomplish
ed and much beloved Tho groom is an
efficient member of the clerical force in
Supt Youngs office
Tho happy couple departed on No 3
same night for Salt Lake City on their
honeymoon and upon thoir return will
occupy their cosy home on Monmouth
street No 310 which is now in read
iness for them A host of well wishing
friends join in the hope that theirs may
be a happy and prosperous wedded me
A three course luncheon was served
They were objects many pretty and
handsome gifts
Miss Akers was in charge of the
guests book
Let Us Enumerate
Our black dress goods stock includes
the following kinds Voiles batistes
panamas broadcloth prunella satin
soliel French sergo henrietta cloth
cashimeres tricots cheviots meridian
cloth mohairssicillians shadow checks
wool taffeta besides novelty weaves in
ample supply We show very large
lines in the solid colors and an un
equalled assortment of plaids Wo in
vite your inspection The Thompson
D G Co One price plain figures
cash only
PAINT RIGHT
AT RIGHT COST
No matter what you wish to paint
protect or finish we have the latest and
best matorials to do it with It is the
best sort of economy to get tho most
suitable materials for any work of this
character and to do this wo also add
these materials
the economy of furnishing
ials at the lowest possible cost Call
for color cards
L W McConnell Druggist
Thought Syl Had a Hemorrhage
Syl Cordeal was at his old tricks the
other day painting This Hibernian
has a penchant for emerald green and
was doing the transom screens etc in
his favorite tint By some misadventure
he spilled a quantity of the pigment on
the pavement and when Pat chanced
along ho innocently inquired Have
yez had a himorrhage Syl
Buttons for Trimming
Buttons are very much used this sea
son on all suits jackets and skirts
Most effective when made of the same
material Bring the scraps our new
button machine does tho rest 5 sizes
made from 15c to 35c dozen The
Thompson D G Co
A Card of Thanks
vr rDi n nnr crrnafc sorrow to sin-
cerely thank the kind friends and neigh
bors who with tenderest sympathy kind
hearts and willing hands so tenderly as
sisted us in the sickness death and
burial of our loved son
Mr and Mrs Everist and family
Note the Difference
The Tribune endeavors each week to
run a few extra papers through the press
to accommodate those who desire to uso
them These extra copies cost you 5
cents each and aro under no circumstan
ces to be purchased as old newspapers
which are sold at 20 cents per 100
No Hunting
The undersigned will allow no hunting
on their premises Parties found tres
passing will be prosecuted J A Mod
rell D C Shaw T S Draper J W
Proctor Martin Kennedy S C King
J K Gordon J S Modrell
Greens Speech
Get an auto coat at Greens
If you buy of us we both make a
little Greens
We are all Missourians in here and
glad to show you Greens
Beautiful Garments
We mean our ladies long fifty inch
coats They run from 8475 to 2000
We guarantee a perfect fit No charges
for alterations The Thompson D G
Co
HHS
thank you we thank you all for the
beautiful floral decorations lovely sing
ing and services by the pastors The
manner in which it was all conducted
was in perfect touch with our feelings
We realize your kindness more as we
are comparative strangers here and you
will always be remembered because of
what you have done
C W Hamilton and Children
New Piano Mover
R M Douglass Co have purchased
the latest up-to-date apparatus manu
factured for piano moving No chance
to injure your instrument See them
Peerless Carpet Warp
25c lb for white 27c for colors none
sold to dealers The Thompson D G
Co One price plain figures cash only
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Death Claims a Sweet Spirit
Tho death of Mrs Charles W Hamil
ton in Lincoln Sunday evening was to
most peoplo a complete and sad surprise
While her hoalth had been a matter of
some family solicitude for Bomo time
her condition was not regarded as seri
ous though it was thought that a visit
to her former homo at Creighton would
bo beneficial
On account of her very nervous state
a private car was chartered and attach
ed to train No 6 Friday evening last
but by tho time Lincoln was reached
her condition becamo bo alarming that
the journey was concluded and Mrs
Hamilton was taken from tho car to a
hospital where she soon relapsed into a
comatose state from which she never ro
vived passing to her reward about half
past eight oclock Sunday evening
Tho remains were brought to tho
homo here Monday night on No 3 for
interment
Funeral services were held at the
homo corner Madison and Douglas
streets Wednesday afternoon at two
oclock Rev George B Hawkes of tho
Congregational church assisted by Rev
M B Carman of the Methodist church
conducting tho same Interment fol
lowed in Longview cemetery
There was a wealth of lovely floral
offerings to tho membry of tho dear soul
gone on before and many friends were
present in sympathy and to pay a last
farewell tribute
Both parlors of the home were beauti
fully decorated with roses carnations
smilax and potted plants the handsome
casket being covered with them Tho
grave was lined and trimmed with flow
ers and greens The lovely flowers at
the home were buried with the remains
There was familiar hymn music by a
quartette
A Bhort service of prayer was held at
the grave
The bereaved life companion and chil
dren have a tender place in the hearts of
sympathetic friends in this sudden and
oershadowing sorrow
Eliza M Goldthwaite was born in
Peru Berkshire county Massachusetts
August 3rd 1839 Her early life was
devoted to the care of her invalid moth
er She was married to her bereaved
husband Chas W Hamilton of the
adjoining county Hampshire January
3 1859 Soon after her marriage she
was converted and at tho earnest re
quest of her parents and sister who
were Congregationalists she joined the
Baptist church of which her husband
was a member and for forty five years
they put in their best efforts to advance
the cause of Christianity working to
gether
She was a true wife a loving mother
and a true friend to everyone as all will
testify who made her acquaintance For
a long time she was a sufferer from some
ailment hard to be determined by the
medical fraternity which up to within
about one month of her death was of a
form which did not deter her from her
household duties She was a patient
sufferer About thirty days before her
death she admitted that she was sick
and during that time gradually wasted
away and suggested that she would soon
see her fathermother and the other loved
ones who had gone to the spirit land
She had a great desire to visit her form
er home Creighton Neb thinking that
the change might improve her condition
The journey was made as far as Lincoln
and enjoyed very much but soon after
being there her disease become master
and after being unconscious for a short
time she fell asleep so peacefully that
her attendants expressed the hope that
their last end might be like hers
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep in
which none ever wake to weep
She is survived by her husband CW
Hamilton of this city and three sons
Frank C of Spokane Wash Fred L
and Clinton H both of McCook and
one daughter Mrs B N Saunders of
Center Neb
A CARD TO FRIENDS
We want to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our friends who so kindly as
sisted us in our sad bereavement through
the loss of our wife and mother We
TOTAL FIGURES ARE 649213
This Is the Amount of the Red Willow County Treasury
Shortage Reported to County Commissioners
DETERMINED BY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT GILCHRIST
Who Submits an Exhaustive Report Now on File in the Office of the
County Clerk It Is Not Thought that the Surety Company
Can Successfully Evade Payment of the Shortage
The amount of the shortage of the late county treasurer Benj
G Gossard was finally determined last Saturday when the report
of Public Accountant John M Gilchrist was formally accepted by
the board of County Commissioners which report in brief and sum
mary is as follows
DR CR
Amount due as per state examiners report 6280 44
nicno nniinnforl nnr nnf nmrninted for 467 77
School land and not accounted for 42b 55
Interest on county deposit 23 74
Redemptions and not accounted for 90 41
Check on First National bank 1 00
Difference in Kountze Bros bank account 330 52
School district warrant not credited 31 84
Road receipt warrants not credited 21 00
Village and precinct vouchers not credited 330 52
Differenco in State Bank Indianola account 27 79
Difference in Bank of Danbury account 223 58
Difference in Bank of Lebanon account 429 73
Additional checks turned in as cash 62 2
7619 43 S1126 70
1126 70
Total amount of shortage 6492 73
A representative of the surety company was present when the
report was closed up and submitted to the county commissioners
and formal demand was made upon him for the amount The rep
resentative took cognizance of the fact and will submit the matter
to the company for action which is thought by those wise on the
subject will be favorable to paying the amount without legal objec
tion and delay It is thought the company would have small hope
of defeating the payment in case of a fight in the courts
Harness Protection
A harness made impervious by oiling
with tho right kind of oil will give
twice or three times the service it
otherwise would Our
Neatsfoot Oil
is tho right kind of oil It is the kind
that is used in preparing new leather
It makes leather pliable without injury
to fiber Will keep a harness in per
fect condition and looking like new
Dont use pertroloum oils such oils
have a tendency to weekon stretch and
harden the leather
L W McConnell Druggist
Keep Open the Sidewalk
If Dennison street is to be utilized for
auctioneering purposes the city author
ities should see to it that at least spaco
enough is kept open on tho sidewalk to
allow of the passing of pedestrians who
should not be compelled to go into the
street on account of the sidewalk being
too congested with goods and people to
allow passage of people as was the case
last Saturday afternoon
Parislenne Toilet Articles
Mrs Miller has added a full line of
genuine Parisienne toilet articles to her
dressmaking The goods are first class
and the only toilet articles in the world
accorded a U S health report and rec
ommeEdation Ladies invited to call
and examine Goods guaranteed or
money refunded Rooms 12 and 14
Walsh block
Vlncent Carothers Wedding
Tuesday evening of this week at the
home of Mr and Mrs A F Green Jos
eph Vincent and Miss Ella Carothers
were united in marriage Rev M B
Carman of the Methodist church officiat
ing They will make their home in
West McCook
Postmaster Kimmell Reslens
Postmaster Kimmell after a service of
almost ten years in the McCook post
office has tendered his resignation to
the department and upon the selection
and appointment of his successor will
devote himself to the newspaper busi
ness
On Another Page
will be found the ad of McCook Hard
ware Co showing the Garland base
burner with revolving firepot If you
are thinking of buying a stove it will
pay you to investigate
Provide Your Kitchen
with a Universal or O V B feed grind-
er from McCook Hardware Co and you
will wonder how you did without
For the Children
Very cute little chain purses headed
in different colors 5c Tho Thompson
D G Co
Catlle Sale
Public sale of Short Horn cattle at
Cambridge Neb October 23 1907 A
C Shallenberger and Thomas Andrews
will sell forty two head consisting of
twelve bulls and thirty cows and heifers
drawn from their well known herds
which have won more than fifty prem
iums at the leading fairs and stock
shows in 1907 Visitors entertained and
an opportunity offered to buy great
breeding cattle by such famous sires as
Diamond Rex Bar None and Whitehall
Marshall without reserve
Our Town Beautiful
You will realize all the better what
an attractive place you live in after you
have seen our new souvenir post cards
of this locality Advertise your home
town and keep in touch with all your
friends by sending these cards away
freely
L W McConnell Druggist
Two Cases this Coming Session
Red Willow county will have two
cases in the next term of Supreme court
October 15 Miller vs Bradford
November 6 City of McCook va lie
Adams Before the court
Izzer Cotton Bats
12 oz for 12 c Unroll and open out
freely and without pulling to pieces
They are batt made for and
sold by The Thompson D G Co exclus
ively
New Piano Mover
R M Douglass Co have purchased
the latest up-to-date apparatus manu
factured for piano moving No chance
to injure your instrument See them
Mlddle Welght Underwear
We offer a very satisfactory assort
ment from 25c to 150 for men women
and children Will be pleased to show
you The Thompson D G Co
Carload of Apples on Track
1 will have a carload of winter apples
consisting of Wine Saps Ben Davis
Genitans on track Monday next
Prices right John Rundle
Good Time to Paint
We have all kinds of paints and var
nishes and can fill your orders at right
prices McCook Hardware Co
Guaranteed Paints
Yon can get a fully guaranteed paint
The Lincoln absolutely pure at Mc
Millens drugstore
Do You Need Harness
McCook Hardware Co have a fine
line of harness and saddles for all kinds
of business
Ladies Silk Scarfs
Tmrttpi sized hem stitched figured silk
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 11 190r
Go to Benkelraan
A dologation of McCook Knights of
Pythias assisted the Bonkelman breth
ren Wednesday night in conferring the
third degree on a number of candidates
A big feast followed tho work Tho
only authentic fact wo can secure from
tho feast is tho unqualified and
sailed statement of Georgo Scott Nanki
poo who assevorates that tho tables
were straight away 385 feet long and
seventeen feot high lie could just com
fortably reach tho top shelf But the
feast was a peach
Ninth Annual Poland China Hog Sale
Frank Davis of Maple Grove Stock
Farm Ilolbrook Furnace county Ne
braska will hold his ninth annual sale
of Poland China hogs October 24th
1907 Will offer 55 head of largo typo
Poland Chinas 6 last fall males 24
spring farrow males 25 young sows
Good bone good backs and coats
lengthy Sired by 700 and 800 lb boars
and from sows averaging 535 lbs each
Catalogs ready
Celebrated Their Wooden Wedding
Rev and Mrs G B Hawkes were at
homo to the members and friends of tho
church Tnursday evening at tho Con
gregational parsonage tho special occas
ion being tho celebration of their wood
en wedding A weatheied oak uphols
tered rocker a five dollar williain and a
tabourette wore among the gifts There
waB a goodly company present and tho
evening was mutually happy and pleas
ant
Bound Over to District Court
This week Wednesday Chris Scheit
was bound over to district court for
alleged cutting on the hand with a knife
of Philip Trout There has been trouble
before between Scheit and tho Trouts
Tne case in point was doubtless caused
by former difficulties Scheit and Pete
Trout were mixing when Philip Trout
attempted to separate The cutting
then happened
Attempted to Hide Her Shame
Carrie Kinzer a Russian girl about
twenty years old died in Danbury yes
terday as a result of an effort to hide
her shame Sho was employed in the
hotel at that place accompanying the
lessors over to Danbury from McCook
An inquest was held and their verdict
was in harmony with the above state
ment of the case
Just a Little One
Tho business end of a match caused a
slight fire in the store of DeGroff Co
last Saturday The party was striking
a light when the end flew off into some
of the drapery or hangings in tho north
front window A hand fire extinguisher
did the work of extinguishing tho firo
promptly and thoroughly The damage
was sliht
Denial Announcement
Dr Herbert J Pratt wishes the fact
known that he is still practicing in tho
same office as formerly over the drug
store A nice reception room for the
comfort of patients has been added re
cently Office stairway is between Mc
Connells drug store and Merles bakery
Keep to left at top of stairs
Elegant Dress Skirts
Our 81000 dress skirts are fit for a
Queen Our 8750 ones are genuine
heauties Our 8600 and 8500 ones un
surpassed anywhere at the price Be
low that we sell twenty kinds all the
way down to 8200 Alterations free
The Thompson D G Co
Bright Glossy Furs
We think our line possesses many
points of desirability over the average
common place offerings beans irom
75c to 81000 Genuine Isabella fox
scarfs 650 Misses and childrens setts
Bear skin muffs 75c and 100 Hoods
50e and 75c Leggins 8100 The Thomp
Dry Goods Co
New Piano Mover
R M Douglass Co have purchased
the latest up-to-date apparatus manu
factured for piano moving No chance
to injure your instrument See them
Press Drills
of the low down kind are good for this
country We still have a good line to
select from McCook Hardware Co
Five Cent Ginghams
Good stout ginghams for 5 cents a
yard Well show you The Thomp
son D G Co
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Following are the marriage licenses if
sued since our last report
William G Elliott 37 Culbertsor
Neb and Mrs Kate Wheeler 30 Mc
Cook Neb Married by county judge
October 2nd
Van Earl McMurrin 22 and Orr
Bertha McAninch 17 both of McCook
Neb
Joseph M Vincent 30 and Ella Caro
thers 30 both of McCook Neb
Hurlev F Dye 26 and Cora F Gar-
scarfs 165 The Thompson D C Co vey 20 both of McCook Neb
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NUMBER 20
Beelnnln January l 1908
For a good many yearB of The Tri
bunes quartor century oxistenco in
McCook tho establishment has beon
conducted as to its business mothods
on semi philanthropic lines and tho
editor and publisher has looked to
and depended upon other sources for
his livelihood and tho maintenance of
his homo In spito of phenomenally
prosperous times and perforco of a
practical doubling of tho single itom
of labor and tho steady and repeated
advances of typo machinory and
paper tho chasm betweon profit and
loss has continued to widen Every
single item going into the production I
ol tne paper has largely increased in
some instances doubled while so far
not ono single itom of job printing
advertising or subscription has beon
increased one penny This incontro
vertible fact alono tells it own story
and is fateful Advance in prico is
tho unbroken chorus of tho farm
factory merchant and laborer Amer
ica over
With this stato of facts to faco tho
publisher of The Trihune has deter
mined to advance tho subscription
prico of tho paper to SI 50 per year
beginning with January 1st 1908
Tho cost of production now equals or
exceeds tho present price 100 per
year Tho now price will but give a
fair profit and wo have confidence to
believe that our readers will acknowl
edge tho reasonableness of tho prico
under tho circumstances related
above
Some additional changes in adver
tising and job printing prices may bo
necessary to meet changed industrial
situation but these will be announc
ed in due senson
The Publisher
October 11 1907
McConnell for drugs
Now shoes all the time at Tho Model
If its meat you can got it at Marshs
market
Prompt service in draying secured by
calling up phone 63
Dont knock Stand up for McCook
Get your job printing at home
McCook Business College for a square
deal L V Stayner 9 13 tf
Dr Kays office is now one door north
of Commercial hotel Phono 97
Try Magner Stokes for fresh and
salt meats fruit and vegetables
Our White Pine and tar cures coughs
Woodworth Co Druggists
Get a quart bottle of Heinz pure malt
vinegar a pure food product at
Magner Stokes
Steve Wilson has added a splendid
two seated automobile to his livery barn
equipment Try it
The Sunshine club will give a social
and bazar on Tuesday October 22
Remember the date
Every day is bargain day at H S
Godfrey Cos tho papalar leaders in
selling flour feed and hay
Magner Stokes can supply you
with Heinz double strength pure cider
vinegar In quart bottles
R M Douglass Co will give you
prompt and efficieutservice Phone 63
Office in Bump real estate office lower
Main
Our Buster Brown childrens shoes
for school wear are giving entire satis
faction Try a pair The Model Shoe
Store
The only place in town where you
can get the famous Three Star Cof
fee is at Magner Stokes market and
grocery
Wall paper that is different and
still not freakish is the kind that we
carry We provide papers that produce
artistic effects
L W McConnell Druggist
Cyco postal cards and developing
paper the kind that dont turn yellow
Print at night easy to work If you
have a kodak or camera try it For sale
by Woodworth Cos Druggists
Have you tried coloring your Velox
prints Our Peerless Japanese trans
parent water colors are simple to use
and work especially well on Velox
Booklets of 15 colors 75 cents
L W McConnell Druggist
If vou are run down in body and dis
pirited in mind you need a good
ant and blood builder Wyals Pepton
ized Beef Iron and Wine is prepared
for these especial purposes It is plea
sant to take and one bottle produces
wonderful results For sale by Wood
I worth Co Druggists