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Dy F M KIMA1ELL
Lareest Circulation in Red Willow Co
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Onk of the silly tendencies of the day
is the multiplication of political parties
every organization or interest or prin
ciple must neods have a party It is for
tho most part an exhibition of selfish
ness and a waste of tune energy and
means Tho average Anifarican is now
sulliciently confused by many parties
and isms and has about all he can do to
Tote intelligently Why further obscure
and complicate and mislead
Akk there good and sufficient reasons
why Red Willow county should receive
two or three per cent per annum on her
daily balances in the several banks of
the county while the city of McCook
receives nothing at all from that source
notwithstanding there have been and
are times when the citys balances are
uito considerable In this connection
too Tiik Tkiounb directs attention to
the platforms of the past few years on
this point Have pledges been kept
On behalf of tho publisher and pro
prietor himself Thr Tkiuunb has not
been jeeticulating wildly or vociferating
loudly as touching the matter now
luminously before the people of McCook
the ownership and management of cer
tain utilities However those who have
followed us intelligently in years agone
will remember that The Tkibunk is no
new convert to the theory of municipal
ownership of certain utilities of the type
of tho natural monopolistic or non com
petitive sort but has always been and
is now an advocate of and beliver in the
principle justly applied
There may be room for much argu
ment on the Aldrich banking bill but
at least one feature of the proposed law
receives general approval among the peo
ple namely the proviso requiring na
tional banks to pay interest at the rate
of one per cent per annum on govern
ment deposits If any room for com
plaint exists it is in that the interest
Tate is too low it should be at least two
5er cent Such a law now exists in the
3tates requiring state and county treas
urers to deposit funds in bonded banks
paying two per cent interest and in
many cities interest is also paid on daily
balances of public funds Tho govern
ment now has 250000000 in national
lanks for which the government at least
is not receiving a penny This is wrong
and the Aldrich bill if it becomes a law
will put a quietus on this monumental
graft if it does no other good The pub
lic is fairly entitled to the legitimate
earnings of its deposited funds whether
the funds be national state county or
municipal the principle is a common
one
The Tribune has no objections of a
personal nature to Charlie Kelley one
of the uotrinees for city engineer He
is a very clever young fellow But
there are two valid reasons to us why
he should not be elected to the technical
and important position of city engineer
at this time In the first instance he
has not had the training and experience
the position demands the technical
knowledge of a city engineer And se
jondly because he has involved a too
2arge personal interest in matters which
Trill likely come up for disposition in
ihat office And this second reason is
not intended in any sense as a reflection
but a mere statement of fact un
biased uncolored without prejudice
Mr Meeker has in our judgment the
two qualities lacking He is an exper
ienced trained technical civil engineer
with special experience and long practi
cal knowledge of many years in matters
aow pressing in the city for solution
3Ience we believe it would only be the
3imple part of wisdom and prudence for
Uie people of McCook to elect him
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C H MEEKER
For City Engineer
C II Meeker is tho only practical
and experienced engineer running and
absolutely tho ONLY man running for
city engineer who stands with the people
lor city ownership of water works Adv
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DR CHARLES L FAIINESTOCK OUR PRESENT MAlOR
is of German parentage a man of unquestionable character with executive and
business ability has proved himself fully capable to mnt all the problems that
confront his oilicf thoroughly icquainted with tho affairs of tho city public
spirited and deeply interested in a larger and better McCook A man with right
convictions and the courage to declare and m lintain them Il with his associates
in office reduced the price of wnti r to the consumers from 10c to l5c Got from
tho railroad company a promise to build a wagon viaduct across their tracks at
Manhattan street Mayor Fahnestock champions tho peoples cause and his
name now appears in court as the defender of tin people against the water works
company in exorbitant rates Reelect him lhat he may win your cause He
closed the houses of infamy and kept them closid and will keep them closed
Vote for Fahnestock
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McCooks New High School Building
The high school at McCook has just occupied a new building This
u ilding is not entirely completed but when it is finished will be one o
the finest structures both from the view point of architectural beauty
and adequate modern and complete arrangement and equipment in Ne
braska It cost 810000 and well may the citizens congratulate themselves
upon the splendid investment This 30000 is to bear compound interest
for an indefinite number of years The building is planned and will be
equipped for manual training and domestic science work a gymnasium
and perfectly sanitary and convenient toilet rooms The heating and ven
tilation system is perfect as well as the lighting The walls will be tinted
in soft colors and the copies of the masterpieces framed and beautifully
toned afford the decoration The ceiling of the great high school assembly
room is panelled and leading from this room are three recitation rooms
and a large and well equipped laboratory The superintendents office oc
cupies the most commanding quarters in the building and will be model
In looking through this splended building and in visiting and observ
ing the teaching in the sixteen grade rooms one wonders cur est And
the answer came swift and sure McCook like Diogenes of old has gone
out deliberately in the broad daylight with a lantern of material light
and unlike that old philosopher found a man The prevailing spirit of
the whole system the crystallized thought shown in the minutely and
masterfully planned high school building is that of a young man the city
superintendent George H Thomas who has been the educational irriga
tion ditch of McCook for eight years
The best investment any town can make is in a man for school super
intendent The Nemaha County Teacher Friday February 14th
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Christian Bible school at 10 a m
Y P S C E at 7 p m All are wel
come to these services
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
Wm J Kirwin O M I
Baptst Sunday school at 10 a m
Preaching service at 1100 a m Even
ing service at 800 B Y P U at 7 p m
A most cordial invitation is extended to
all to worship with us
E Burton Pastor
Christian Science Services Sun
day at 11 a m and Wednesday at 8
p m Subject Unreality Meetings
held in Diamond block Room open
Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4
p m Science literature on sale
Episcopal Preaching services at St
Albans church at 11 a m and 730 p
m Sunday school at 10 a m All
are welcome to these services Cele
bration of the Holy Communion at the
morning service
E R Earle Rector
Methodist Sunday school at 10 am
Sermons by pastor at 11 and 8 Junior
League at 4 Epworth League at 7
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at
9 pm You are welcomed and made glad
at this church
M B Carman Pastor
Congregational Sunday school at
10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p
m by pastor Junior C E at 3 p m
Senior C E at 7 p m Prayer meeting
every Wednesday at 8 The public is
cordially invited to these services
G B Hawkes Pastor
BOX ELDER
Mr and Mrs Thomas Murrain of
Maywood are visiting their daughters
MrsERutledge and MrsDBDoyle Jr
J L Campbell and son visited his
brother and father T M and A W
Campbell Sunday
The Ladies Aid society will meet at
the church next Wednesday
A basket supper will be given at the
church Friday evening April 17 The
proceeds to go to the Sunday school and
school An entertainment entitled Ma
Sweet will be given
FOR MEN
C A Fisher
NERVOUS COLLAPSE
McCook Women Break Down Because
They Have Kidney Troubles and
Dont Know It
Women of every age and condition
break down and aro brought to tho verge
of utter collapse because they havo kid
ney troubles and dont know it The
disease saps vitality shatters nerves
makes work or rest or sleep impossible
If you aro tired out irritable and de
pressed suffer from dizzy sick head
ache pain in the back and sides irregu
lar flow of the urine etc dont neglect
it for delay is often fatal Begin using
Doans Kidney Pills and see how quick
ly you will feel better work better rest
better and sleep better Doans Kidney
Pills have cured many McCook women
Heres McCook proof of it
Mrs G C Heckman living in the
northwestern part of McCook Neb
says At the time I began using Doans
Kidney Pills I suffered very severely
from kidney trouble If I made a sud
den move sharp shooting twinges would
pass through my loins and kidneys If
I attempted to bend over I would be
seized with a dizzy spell and floating
spots would appear before my eyes I
was restless at night and could not lie
on my right side on account of a throb
bing ache directly over the right kidney
I would rise in the morning feeling tired
and unrefreshed Tho secretions from
my kidneys were highly colored con
tained sediment were much too frequent
in action and plainly showed that my
kidneys were not performing their func
tions properly I felt very poorly when
Doans Kidney Pills were brought to my
attention and procured a box at Mc-
All th
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Connells drug store They holpod me
at once and I continued using them un
til thoroughly cured of this dreadful di
sease
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