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DATES
The Chautauqua dates are Just right
the locality
The talent on this program Is far
lUf this part of the state
JLeading public men
Orators of national fame
Musical companies with years of
access back of them
Watch for the Chautsuqua dates
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LOU J BEAUCHAMP
Lou J Beauchamp
JHear this great philosopher
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ffiaXe the Sunny Side
Beauchamp always pleases and you
sSn miss one of the real treats of
Ha Chautauqua If you fall to hear
Miss Pauline Kirksmith
Saxaphone
SnSS PAULINE KIRKSMITH
Heed instruments are always popu
r and among them the saxaphone
2s leader Miss Kirksmith on bari
Siae saxaphone will please the Chau
femqua audience with a number of
excellent solos as well as with her
arprfc In the Kirksmith company
Lincolns Gentle Way
After Lincoln became president he
seas besieged by office seekers One
he told a rather unpromising
awn this stor Once upon a time
there wa a king fond of hunting
and always before starring would send
itrr his magician for a report on the
leather One day when the magician
promised fine weather they started off
Soon they met a peasant driving a don
key The peasint said My great
Icing turn back a dtorm is brewing
The king replied No my magician
3ays the weather will be fine Said
She peasant When my donkey turns
jls ears forward its going to storm
The king went on and was caught in a
jrrific storm When he returned he
removed the magician from office and
secured a donkey Lincoln added
And since that time all the jackasses
ji the country have been seeking
offices
3f people with symptom8 of kidney or
ladder trouble could realize their dan
jsr they would without loss of time
saenmence taking Foleys Kidney Rem
edy This great remedy stops pain and
tfte irregularities strengthens and
Soitds up these organs and there is no
ihoger of Brights disease or other seri
x disorder Do not disregard the
3itrly symptoms A McMillen druggist
Monarch Silver Bell and
lij5nite Satin spell success in good
ureaa and cake baking Buy the best
3IcGook Flour and Feed Store
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We have just tidded coal to our
Business and have now in our bins
l a full stock of both Colorado and
j Pennsylvania coals such as
Lnanoier tanon
Sunshine Maitland
Baldwin Nut and
Susquehanna Anthracite
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Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
California celebrated their sixtieth
wddin anniversary June twenty
fi tb with a banquet at the Hotel An
gelus and the following report baa
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Who Pays In Advance
The following marked Stolen is
published in a Missouri paper How
dear to my heart is the steady sub
scriber who pays in advance at the
birth of the year who lays down his
money and does it quite gladly and
casts around the office a halo of cheer
He never says Stop it I cannot af
ford it nor Im getting more papers
now then I can read but always says
Send it tbe family likes it in fact we
all think it a real household need
How welcome he is when he steps in
the sanctum how he makes our heart
throb how he makes our heart dance
We outwardly thank him we inwardly
bless him the steady subscriber who
pays in advance
Everyone would be benefited by tak
ing Foleys Orino Laxative for stomach
and liver trouble and habitual constipa
tion It sweetens the stomach and
breath gently stimulates the liver and
regulates the bowels and is much sup
erior to pills and ordinary laxatives
Why not try Foleys Orino Laxative
today A McMillen druggist
Do you want to sell or exchange your
business The Omaha Bee will run an
advertisement for you at one cent a
word per day There will be many out
of their 40000 readers who will answer
your advertisement Write today
Patronize home industry by smoking
Commercial Club 10 cent cigar anB
tiuAAAiiiiAAiiAmumw I tte Siroke 5 cent cigar
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I CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr and Mra TH LUe formerly f Ohiubtian Bible echool at 10 a m
Exofr Nnbraska now of Los AnCppp Prenching at 11 a m and 8 p m 0 E
at 7 p m All are welcome
R Al Ainswobth Pastor
Episcopal Preaching services at St
Abana church t 11am and 730
p
been sent to the Journal for publication
ahu the tiivnt
1 Plates were Jnid for fifty five
KuetH The tnble was decorated with
OUn n All n Mr 1s Sn4
stronger than that of any assembly -- - m vaUD
were in ine rorm or a weaaing non
I with two hearts above which were tbe
initials of the couple and the dates
1849 and 1909
I During tbn dinner held in a private
I dining room quotations r lative to the
I celebraion were read by the fifty fie
1 guests The Rev William Horace Da
pastor of the First Congregational
church responded to the toast The
Occasion Wo Celebrate in which he
congratulated the couple upon the
presence of all their children and
grandchildren an unbroken family
Other toasN were responded to by
Judge W H Morris formerly of Crete
Nebraska uDd Mrs Ftinnie Lowe of
Las Angeles
After the d nnr the guests ad
journed to Uih hj ac us parlors of the
hotel where thuj were entertained with
music readings and old umu reminis
cences
Lbe Nebraskn guests present were
Mr and Mrs J N Cox Exeter Neb
Mr and Mrs Geo H Lee Omaha Neb
Mier Leola Cox Exeter Neb Mr and
Mrs C A Roogors McCook Neb
Miss Ivy May Lee Omaha Neb Hon
J W Dolan and Mr and Mrs Lew
Robertson formerly of Exeter now
residing in Los Angeles Mrs T C
McCleery of Exeter Mr and Mrs C
L Cleveland Mogallon N M formerly
of Exeter Nob
1 11 L Lee was born iu Halifax
England March 20th 1828 the eldest
of eleven children and Carrie Walsh
was born iu the same town April 17
1830 the iungest of eleven children
They became acquainted June 25th
1SA7 and were marriod June 25th 1849
in the Episcopal uhurcb Tbe Parish
uf iLilifax was the home of their an
cestor as far back as can be traced
After their marriage they remained
in Halifax two years Mr Lee working
at his trade of carpenter and having
saved a snug sum they concluded to
cime to the United States in the fall
of 1851 the landed in New Orleans
where Mr Leo worked in the shipyard
during the winter of 1851 and 1852
They loft New Orlans on the steam
boat Glencoe and landed in St Louis
April 2 1852 As the boat was mak
ing tne landing the boiler exploded
killing a large numbar of people Mr
and Mrs Lee with others escaped to
shore Mrs Lee without shoes and bon
net and losing all their possessions
By the courtesy of Capain Orrin
Smith of the steamer Nominee they
were taken to La Claire Iowa on the
banks of the Mississippi river Here
Mr Lee commenced business as con
tractor and builder which he followed
successfully fcr twenty seven years
At Le C laire their four children were
born namely Mrs Julia W Cox of
Exeter Neb Mrs Clara Hileman of
Denver Colo G o H Lee of Omaha
Neb and Mrs Fannie L Lowe of Los
Angeles Calif
la the fall of 1879 Mr Lee engaged
in the hardware business in Exeter
Neb moving his family there in the
spring of 18S0 His business in Exeter
was successful and they continue to
considerExeter their home
Mr Lee has two brothers and two
sisters namely Geo C Lee and James
L Lee of Pasadena and Mrs Lizzie A
Sheldon and Mrs Fannie L Elliott of
Los Angeles The combined ages of
the three brothers and two sisters is
365 years average 73 years Lincoln
Journal
U ouuuuy ucuuui ui j aij
are welcome to these servicer
E R Eable Rector
Catholic Order of services Mass
i a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sundat
school 230 p m Every Sunday
Wm J Kibwin O M 1
Methodist Sunday school at 10 a m
Sermons by pastor at 11 and 8 Class
at 12 Junior League at 3 Epwortb
League at 645 Prayer meeting Wed
nesday night at 745
M B Carman Pastor
Baptst Sunday school at 10 a in
Preaching service at 1100 a m Even
me service at 800 B Y P U at 7 p m
most cordial invitation is extended i
-ill to worship with us
E Burton Pastor
Evangelical Lutheran R e g u 1 a
GeniMn preaching services in fram
building of Est Ward every Sunda
morning at 1000 All Germans cordiei
ly invited Kuv Wm Bkuegoeman
607 5h st East
Christian Science 219 Main Av
uf Services Sunday at 11 a m din
Wednesday at 8 p in Reading Roor
pet all the time Science literatur
un -ale Subject lor next Sundaj
God
Congregational Sunday school a
10 a in Preaching at 11 a m and 8
m by pastor Junior C E at 3 p m
Senior Endeavor lit 7 p m Prayer meet
iQg Wednesday evening al eight oclock
The public is cordially invited to thesi
rvices G B Hawkes Pastor
Evangelical Lutheran Congrega
noNAL Sunday School at 930 a m
Preaching at 1030 a m and 730 p m
bv pastor Junior C E at 130 p m
Senior C E at 400 p m Prajer
meetings every Wednesday and Sttur
day evenings at 730 All Germans
cordially invited to these services
Rev GustavHenkelmann
505 3rd street West
Lax Discipline a Great crime
The national educational association
is in session in Denver this week
Spiritless Teaching wii discussed bj
Supt McNeill of the Memphis city
f caools early in rtie e 3sion While he
charged that sort of teaching as bejng
sufficient and cilculitecl to drive most
auv child to delinquency ho delivered
himself of the following paragraph
which is of special interest to parents
A failure on the part of tbe home
to exercise even and forceful discipline
is a siu which has put the curse of
Cain and the stamp of Satan upon
many a promising bo or girl
When we realize the baneful work
ing of uneven discipline growing out
of weak - willed inefficient parental
government we stand in the presence
of a great problem How can we im
press fathers and mothers and teach
ers witn the idea that weak and vacil
lating government of children blasts
their lives and make them candidates
for the ranks of the ignoble
PU3LIC LIBRARY NOTES
Annual report of tne McCook public
library for the year ending June 1 1909
The library has been open every day
of the year during library hours except
on six legal holidays
There are now in the library 3849
volumes During the year 30S volumes
have been added of which number 72
volumes have been presented 51 vol
umes have been rebound 71 volumes
o magazines have been put in patent
binders and placed on the shelves 27
newspapers and periodicals have been
subscribed for and three have been
donated
The number of visitors for the year
21937 number of books loaned 1 1019
new borrowers cards issued 295
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
The finances have been administered
as follows
New books 3242 19
Books rebound 25 65
Newspapers and periodi
cals 69 35
Total expended for read
ing matter 337 19
Librarian 412 50
Janitor 18120
Coal 154 40
Water 30 21
Electric lights 34 45
Gas 2627
50 chairs 100 00
H P WaiteCo 67 28
H N Rosebush 40 00
Miscellaneous expenses 225 75
Total expended 1609 25
From building fund 423 15
General fund 11S6 10
Paid bills of previous year 243 24
From general fund for expenses
current year 942 56
All bills paid up to June 1 1909 leav
ing a credit of S1276S
Respectfully submitted
Cabbie Budlong
Librarian Secy
Delay in commencing treatment for a
slight irregularity that could have been
cured quickly by Foleys Kidney Remedy
may result in a serious kidney disease
Foleys Kidney Remedy builds up worn
out tissues and strengthens these
organs A McMillen druggist
MISS ANNE MORGAN
The Daughter of J P Morgan and Het
Success as a Speaker
It is not often that the public gets n
glimpse of Miss Anne Morgan daugh
ter of the great financier and art pa
tron J P Morgan Her appearance
recently at the opening of the res
taurant in the Brooklyn navy yard
started by the womans branch of the
National Civic federation was notable
not merely because it afforded the pub
lic a chance to see the daughter of a
king of finance but also because Miss
Morgan made a speech a very excep
tional thing for her It was before a
rather unruly crowd of some flGOO per
sons Preceding speakers Had not ro
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ceived polite attention and Miss
Morgans friends were disturbed kst
she might not either But their fear
was uncalled for Though there were
some whiblles and catcalls when she
began to talk when she sat down it
was with the crowd all on her side
and amid a perfect roar of applause
The navy yard restaurant was plan
ned by a committee of the Womans
Civic federation headed by Miss Mor
gan and carried through entirely on
the responsibility of the committee it
self by pernisiou of the government
Its object is to show that men in tV
government employ can be provide1
with good food at a moderate price
The committee of women intends f
prove this by running the rcstnurint
so that it pays expenses for one year
Thfn if they sueeeed the governmen
will rike it over
Vh tiier it was that Mis Alorga
at her wn su iestion realixii
tht 1iis v as a eriti al juncture or
net vCl not he lenrcd She was not
down on the program to sneak and
she f Unwed Mrr Archibald Ae
whoe oice cou d hardly be heard
at tll f r the in ie of what was almost
a hostile crowd
Tut M Iorjius spech turned
the tide from skepM ism to put
mildly to real enthusiasm She
with Vt rriiinti n to be heaul ciearl
and directly
She told the audience that if the
plan failed it must shut down that it
could not sueeed without their help
and if it did succeed it might have
unlimited results In leachimr the cov
ernment to take up similar jilirs al
over the eountrv She was followed
by John Mitchell and the efforts o
the two reversed the sentiments of the
crowd and perlians may result in sar
ins the institution trom failure
CHAMPION BALLOONIST NOV
A Holland Forbes and the Big In
dianapolis Race
Navigation of the air as a science
has received quite a stimulus from th
first national balloon race for the titli
of championship balloonist of the Aer
Club of America The race starteu
from Indianapolis on June 5 and the
trophy offered was a 100 cup given
by the Aero club It was won by A
Holland Forbes of New York in the
balloon New York lie landed at Cor
inth Miss and ho and his aid Clif
ford B Ilarmon had an enjoyable trip
despite the fact that at the outset they
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START OF INBIAKAPOIIS BALLOON KACE
suffered from the heat and glare of
the sun and later from extreme cold
The greatest altitude they attained
was about lo00 feet There were a
large number of entries In the nice
and the start which is shown in the
accompanying picture was a spectacu
lar one
Colombia
The means of communication in Co
lombia are inadequate There are
twelve short railways none of them
over seventy miles in length and all
were planned without regard to coal
export although it happens that sev
eral of them traverse coal fields The
navigable rivers are suitable only for
vessels of light draft
where the patients fall short
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The Cold Water Cure
If you feel a cold coming on drlnfc a
glass of cold water not Iced and re-
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licui ill uuii tiuui imiri uia uuui in
Is felt If hot water is easier to take j r
It can be substituted for tlw cold par- j
tlcularly in the morning and at night r
They
will drink a glass or two of water
then declare they can take no more
and ceasing decide water cannot drive
out a cold This water cure Is not so
modern as the most of -us think It In
an old prescription book of a famous
physician of more than a hundred
years ago this curious remedy for a
cold Is found Let ye patient who
feels a cold coming on eat of a Due
big salt herring just before going to jf
bed This win make ye paiienc urinu
plenty of water If you have not
strength of purpose to drink freely of
water for the colds sake make your-
Hanged For Violating Smoke Law
Curious and little known facts about
the house ire were mentioned by E
II Blake addressing the surveyors
institution on warming and ventila
tion Fires were at one time a grr t
luxury he said and even the right to
use the fire had been bequeathed Thus
the will of one Richard Byrchett nr10
read
I will yt sayd Nell my wyfe shal
have ye chamber she lyes In a d
lyberte at ve fyer In the house all
yese thyngs shal she have so long as
she ys wldo
Coal continued Mr Blake was first
Imported Into London at the end of the
thirteenth century but the smoke pro
duced b3 burning It In Improperly con
structed grates caucd such a preju
dice against it that in loOG a law was
passed making It a capital offense to
burn coal in the city The Tower re
prive details of n mans trial and
execution for the offense Iordon
Graphic
Not the Kind He Wanted
Trofessed politicians who have re
duced public office to an exact science
find the independent voter a sad stum
bling block a fact which is ninusinsrly
disclosed by a story found in the life
of the late George Monro Grant the
eminent Canadian educator and clergy
man
Toward the end of Sir John Mardon
alds life he and rrlncipal Grant then
the head of Queens college met at a
dinner at the house of the premiers
brother-in-law Professor Williamson
EEow I wish the premier said to
the principal that you would be a
steady frierd of mine
M3 dear Sir John the principal
replied I have always supported you
when you were right
The premiers eyes twinkled and he
laid his hand upon the shoulder of the
principal
My dear man said he I have no
use for that species of friendship
Greatness Net Fres From Shame
The transcendent power and fame
with which great genius has at differ
ent periods endowed various men do
not always insure them from after
misery and shame This was striking
ly exemplified in the cases of the four
greatest of military conquerors Alex
ander Ilannibnl Caesar and Napoleon
The general judgment of mankind has
conceded them the first place in the
lines of action for which they were
severally distinguished Yet they all
met with melancholy deaths Two of
them suffered for years the keenest
humiliations wbl h a total destruction
of their hopes could bring Two per
ished at the zenith of their power just
as they might have expected a long
enjoyment of the fruits of their tre
mendous achievements Exchange
The Greatest Wealth
Is there any compensation in money
fcr a starved stunted dwarfed mind
Can lands and houses stocks and
bonds pay a man for living a narrow
rutty sordid life How much money
would match the wealth of a trained
mind of unfolded possibilities Is the
capacity for the appreciation of the
meaning of life of the lessons of civi
lization worth no more than ones
bread and butter and roof Can any
one conceive of greater possessions
than an intellect well trained and dis
ciplined than a broad deep full orbed
mind responsive to jjll beauty all
good Orison Swett Maiden in Suc
cess Magazine
Optimistic
My wife is a very optimistic wo
man
Indeed she is
Noticed it have you
Yes when I was talking with her
yesterday she said that if you ever
died she ould marry again because
she felt sure that she could do better
next time Ilouston Post
Triumphs of Travel
Now lies bragging about how he
did Venice
What do you mean
Most tourists spend a week in Yea
Ice He did it in a day Kansas City
Journal
No Excuse
Is that horse you bought a kicker
A kicker answered Mr Sirius
Barker I am the fellow who paid
twice his value and who is buying the
feed What has the horse got to kick
about Washington Star
His Misfortune
The Poet Poets are born not made
The Girl I know I wasnt blaming
you Boston Transcript
There are certain flowers the per
fume of which it is said Is produced
by microbes
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GENERAL AUCTIONEERING f
McCook Nebraska
Farm sales a specialty Dates may be
made at tlio Citizens Dank
HL P SUTTON
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Taking an abundance of liquid matters frty ft y y n i LLtiUMMit f
more than Its temperature It Is there
A G BUMP
Real Estate
and Insurance
Room Two over McConnells drug
store McCook Nebraska
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I C MrRPAVPP
Real Estate Farm Loans
and Insurance
Office over Marshs Meat Market
self thirsty as best you can only take fay i tittttiuyifM1iikijtoUdftftJff
all the water possible Philadelphia l
Press
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western Nebraska that always
Bets there and lack Trips day
or night anywhere Price1 reas
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Phone 166
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Drayman
Prompt Service
Courteous Treatment
Reasonable Prices
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every need in these
lines from our large
and complete stocks
in all grades
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Old Rubber Copper and Brass
Highest Market Price Paid in Cash
New location jnst across rirCfflr
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Plumber and
Steam Fitter
Iron Lead and Sewer Pipe 3rass
Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings
Estimates Furnished Free 3se
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