The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, September 02, 1909, Image 8

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Furnishing Goods
We have just placed on our shelves
the finest and largest line of furnishing
goods shipped to this city in many a
day
Wilson Bros Shirts
We have them in all the values from
ioo to 3oo and none of the latest
colors or stripes are omitted
Hosiery
and Suspenders
There is nothing to be desired that
you cant find in our line in styles or
colors
Fancy Vests -
Just the prettiest stock you ever saw
and they are stylish and nobby
yea nifty
Young- Mens
Graduate Suits
A new shipment just in this week of
these unexcelled suits for young men
Silver
spell success
mead and cake baking
HfcSook Flour and Feed Store
Bboks in infinite variety Three
iinndred popular copyrights from which
Jo make your selection Any one of
ttiese books for fifty cents
L W McConnell Druggist
The habit of happiness can best bo
oraltivated by finishing your floors
woodwork furniture walls ceilings
Bnggies and wagons with Perma Lac
Sold by Stansberry Lumber Co Mc-
Sook Neb
Rozell Sons
The Leading Clothiers
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We Make It SPELL For YOU at Prices
So Low They Will Astonish You
Same and Get Those Letter Heads You Have Been Needing So Long
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell for drugs
Kodaks and kodak supplies McCon
3811 druggist
Kamo Brand at the White House
Srocery
Phone 30
Before making a loan see Earl Barger
the real estate and loan man
Try our crackers in tin boxes You will
aever use any other HUBER
UdcConnells Blackberry Balsam for
oSwrrhoea and cholera morbus
The proceedings of the late commis
sioners meetings are completed in this
issue
We have the finest line of Olives and
Hive Oil in McCook The full Reid Mur
Sck line HUBER
The fizz tells in our seidlitz powders
They are always fresh
L W McConnell Druggist
Tha best of every thing in pure foods
bs packed under Kamo Brand and
iibel For sale at the White House
Srocery Phone 30
Sbwno to the housewife means the
ahoicsst of foods and table delicacies
Sjat the worlds markets afford For
sole at the White House Grocery
Phone 30
Tan and sunburn quickly fade away
if you use McConnells Fragrant Lo
ifon It should be on every dressing
inble Price 25 cents
3aystona has no equal for painting
pl3tared walls metal ceilings wood
work floors and all interior surfaces 1
Said bj A McMillen druggist
Monarch
TThite Satin
Bell and
in good
Buy the best
Do you have corns
Sure Corn Cure
Use McMillens
Typewriter ribbons for sale at The
Tribune office
Before you start on that trip see Ro
zell Sons about a trunk suit case or
traveling bag
Have you noticed the beautiful effect
of Keystona Flat Finish Sold only by
A McMillen Druggist
The W T C U will hold its regular
annual meeting at the home of Mrs E
Howell on Friday afternoon Sept 10
All members are requested to attend
We are now agents for the Famous Car
hartt Overalls and Jackets also for their
Glovesand Caps HUBER
The Gtannis residence has been pur
chased by G W Watkins The price
named in in the neighborhood of 4000
The daintiest perfumes the world
produces Always in stock Try
Thelma
L W McConnell Druggist
Wilson Bros spells the acme in shirt
ing making There sizes are always
regular and full In white and colors
Rozell Son
Life would ofttimes become dreary
and slow and uneventful lacking inter
est and spice and vim were it not for
Shorty Hosier and his noble steeds
Quality like blood tells Quality ex
plains the well earned popularity of the
Famous Loomis High Patent Four
Sold bv McCook Four and Feed Store
Better than good enough photo
graphs at the new studio first door
north of the Commercial hotel Sitt
ings from 9 in the morning to 5 in the
afternoon
Excessive perspiration need not
trouble you or be annoying to any one
Just get a box of Spyro Powder It is
delightful and effective Price 25 cents
L W McConnell Druggist
Enquirer You can easily make an
old painted floor look like expensive
hardwood Apply first a coat of Ground
Perma Lac and follow with a coat of
either Light Oak or Antique Oak
Lac For sale by Stansberry Lumber
I Co McCook Neb I
SPOKANES NEW CHIEF
Jim Gam Head of Indian Tribe Is
Progresoivc Red Man
The opening of a portion of the Spo
kane Indian reservation to settlement
under the homestead laws and the par
ticipation of Spokane Indians in the
pageantry connected with the irriga
tion congress at Seattle give Interest
to one of the striking figures of this
tribe Hin Sam rancher and friend of
the white man He is now head of
the Spokane -tribe on the Indian reser
vation thirty miles northwest of Spo
kane in accordance with the wish of
Chief Oliver Lotr who lost his life by
drowning in a shallow jol below
Sheep Creek fails a few weeks ago
Jill SAM CHIEF OF SPOKANE
The induction ceremonies were per
formed by eight chieftains and head
men of the Coeur dAlene Kalispel
Xespelims and Colville tribes and wit
nessed by GOO persons including two
score of whites who were guests at
the banquet which closed the all day
festivities
Chief Sam is a fine specimen of the
North American Indian and his con
duct of the red mens affairs since the
death of Chief Lott shows he has
many of the qualities of leadership
Ete is twenty six years of age six feet
in height and is as straight as an ar
row He has competed in many of
the games on the various reservations
in the northwest and has many tro
phies He is popular with members of
his tribe
FASTEST BATTLESHIP
Uncle Sams New Sea Fighter the
Michigan and Her Work
If naval battles of the future are to
be the terrible affairs the experts pre
dict then Uncle Sams latest addition
to his fleet the Michigau is the type
of sea fighters most needed Not only
did she prove during her recent trial
to be the best all around vessel in the
navy but also the fastest battleship
we have making an average speed or
between 19 and 20 knots
The new sea fighter which is of
000 tons displacement is of what Is
known among naval men as the semi
Dreadnought class Her armor and
armament being fully up to the stand
ard for her displacement naval offi
cers are extremely gratified over her
fine speed showing It means they
say the extreme of efficiency for her
size
Even in the American navy there are
faster ships than the Michigan but
not of the battleship class The cruis
ers Minneapolis and Columbia can as
1 naval officer expressed it beat the
Michigan with one leg They have
l speed of 23 knots And the scouts
the Chester the Birmingham and the
Salem have made 2G knots How it
impedes a ship to carry fighting imple
ments and defensive equipment is
shown by the fact that the
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hese are completed America will have
hirty five battleshiiw as uistinsuishfd
from cruisers and ether lighter vessels
During the trial trip of the Michigan
aval officers on board exniessed them
selves as highly pleased not only wiHi
ler speed but also with the workings
f her machinery and the ease with
ivhich she could be maneuvered She
tvas announced the best all around
ihip in the navy It is declared that
the has the ability to average more
han 20 knots per hour The previous
ecord holder for speed of the Amer5
an navy was the Georgia
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AN AUTHORS START
When Marion Crawford Began His
Career zs an Author
Marlon Crawford 1 had known since
be was a lad of fourteen years I too
tvas a youngster in those dnys We
were living in a New Jersey town
and he came there to visit his aunt
Mrs Adolphe Maillard n sHter of Mrs
Julia Ward Howe Although he came
from Italy lie dressed as an Kuglisti
ad with high hat Kton jacket wide
ollar and long trousers You can im
agine the sensation that he made in
thar quiet Now Jersey town We had
had kings and princes as our neigh
bors but a young boy in a high hat
tvas unknown to us and therefore much
more nl a novelty I mm those days
which were filled with youthful esea
ades 1 did not see Frank Crawford
is lie was then called until he was
i full grown man and had knocked
about the world a bit His uncle the
well known Sam Ward brought him
to the office of the Critic then consist
ing of a single small room over Dan
fells dry goods store In Broadway
New York This lad wants to be a
writer said his Uncle Sam I wish
that yon would give him a chance to
earn the business We gave him the
chance not only for old times sake
but because we liked his looks That
fellow can do anything he cares to I
remarked after he left the office So
we let him write He wrote book re
views editorials and even poetry and
jfter that he wrote Mr Isaacs You
know the rest From that on it was
asy enough He won out and we
knew thai though we had given bim
the chance he wanted at the time that
he wanted it tie would have found it
quick enough any where else But he
never forgot what lie elioe to regard
as a favor leaunette L Jilder in
Putnams
POLENTA
A Woman Tells of Her Introduction to
the Italian Dish
Did you ever eat polenta Hear
what one woman has to tell you be
fore you say no
Just let me tell you about my in
troduction t this Italian dish Last
summer after 1 bad closed our camp
in the mountains 1 was invited to
spend the night with an acquaintance
who had the nest camp
She is a charmiug woman one who
has lived abroad more than in this
jouutry She is devoted to Italy and
things Italian and her cook from
southern Italy has been with her sev
eral years
As I was about to retire my host
ess said to me Pardon me but 1
didnt think to ask you what you pre
ferred to have for breakfast Keally
before I had opportunity to frame a
reply she continued We always have
polenta Antonina makes delicious po
lenta so I always have it I did uot
know polenta 1 was quite sure hut it
certainly sounded most attractive and
so 1 replied 1 am sure i should like
polenta especially it Antonina maUes
it and I went to my room with my
appetite already whetted for polenta
made by Antonina
The next morning I awaited that
meal with the greatest expectancy
The polenta was served and 1 tasted
it Was it good
It certainly was but I had eaten It
hundreds of times before only we pro
saic Americans call it cornmeal mush
Truly that is polenta A name
makes lots of difference doesnt it
she concluded Houston Post
Professional Orators
When Lord Kosmead then Sir Her
cules Robinson was governor of New
South Wales in the early seventies it
fell to his lot to admit the erstwhile
cannibal kingdom of Fiji as an in
tegral part of the British empire
During the incidental ceremonies he
noticed that none of the great fighting
chiefs spoke in person and that each
of them bad a professional orator ou
his staff As an Irish mau with a
strong sense of humor Sir Hercules
was naturally tickled by such a novel
situation aud when he got back to
Sydney he repeatedly eulogized the ar
rangement pointing out that the man
of action was very rarely a man of
words and that civilization might very
well learn a lesson from Pacific chiefs
Loudon Chronicle
Well Trained
A farmer finding a motor horn in
the road took it home determined to
turn it to some use So he taught his
poultry to gather for meals at its toot
and all nature may be said to have
smiled till one morning a motor car
passing the farmyard blew a loud
blast The full strength of the poultry
yard instantly ran out into the road
and began to pursue the car with all
the ardor of railway travelers charging
into the refreshment room At the end
of the fifth mile fourteen pullets aud
three roosters succumbed through ex
haustion The rest are still ruuuing
English Paper
Whats In a Name
Epicure Waiter this steak is posi
tively bad It must be three weeks
old Waiter Ah pardon monsieur
1 have made ze meestake and have
brought you ze venison Epicure
Venison Oh yes Then you may
leave it Tastes it Ah to be sure
It is venison and very nice too very
nice indeed Town Topics
The Poor Poet
My husband never gets what he
should for his poetry said the poets
wife with a tinge of sadness
Oh dont be too hard on him re
plied the girl absentmindedly Youk
ers Statesman
Who teaches often learns himself
Italian proverb
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FASHIONS LATEST IDEAS
are correctly pictured
in our large and complete showing of
Suits Coats Dresses Skirts and
Waists for Fall
Our new Ready-to-Wear Department opening out on
West C Street is now well equipped and we are prepared to
show you the best assortment of Ladies and Misses Ready-to-Wear
Garments in the lightest most airy and spacious
department in McCook Make an early visit to this depart
ment and you will agree that
the style and workmanship of our garments are
the very best and our prices the lowest
New Fall Dress Goods aid Silks
All the new weaves in every new shade are shown in
this department and you will find our assortment of Black
Novelties Serges Herringbones etc the most complete to
be seen in this or even larger cities Call and give us the
opportunity of showing you our line
Distinctive Millinery
The New Fall Hats we are now showing have a
distinction of style a richness of appearance an
elegance and grace not found in other lines
Our Tailored Street Hats
are what you are wanting right now Pay us the
courtesy of an early visit
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Everything in drugs McConnell
Mrs J Jackson nurse Phone red 231
Typewriter ribbons papers ete for
sale at The Tribune office
Feed of all kinds baled Hay etc at
McCook Flour and Feed Store
School tablets slates pencils ink
erasers rulers and all school supplies at
McMillens Drug Store
We have a full line of California Canned
Goods in both the Advo and J M brands
Nothing superior HUBER
Skins differ as much as faces Try a
bottle of Kexall Cream of Almond
Special protection to any skin Price
25 cents
L W McConnell Druggist
Heres a reliable recipe to follow
Get a good painter to spread Bradley
Vrooman Pure Paint and youve got a
good job Sold by Stansberry Lumber
Co McCook Neb
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Exclusive Dry Goods Millinery and Ladies Furnishings
22 MAIN AVENUE
McCOOK NEBRASKA
McConnell fills prescriptions
Mary HarrisonnursePhone black 286
Of course you know Huber keeps the
Wedding Breakfast Coffee
Soveral apprentice girls wanted at
Miss Andersons millinery store Ap
ply promptly
Patronize home industry by smoking
Commercial Club 10 cent cigar and
the Srroke 5 cent cigar
Wauneta and that section of Chase
county was quite numerously represent
ed at the McCook chautauqua last
week
You will make a fair decision if you
decide to use the Sherwin Williams
Paints
L W McConnell Druggist
Christopher Columbus reported that
the Indians used paint Must have
been Bradley Vrooman Pure Paint
It lasts longer Sold by Stansberry
Lumber Co McCook Neb
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noises but it is wicked to fool your good money away fur
high priced low heat unit coal when you can get the best for tin
same price Stop and think there is Coal Good Coal Better
Coal then the Best Coal and they all bring about tho sanio
price in McCook It would make us blush to say that we wcro
the only ones in town that had the best but we say and say it
hard that there is none better in McCook then our Economy
and Black Nugget Quality Service and a satisfied customer
is building our lumber business away beyond our expectations
and we promise you that we will handle our coal business in
the same manner ask our customers nuff said
Stansberry Lumber Co
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