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You are moat cordially invited to
try a cup of the delicious
Fronier Coffee
at my store
Saturday
November 6
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F S VAHUE
General Merchandise
223 Main Avenue
Phone 47
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
st aluans
Next Sunday Noveml er 7th Holy
Corutuunion at 11 a m sermon subject
-Excuses Evening prayer at 730
Sunday school at 10 a m
The choir has reorganized and a choir
cnuater will be emoloyed Instruction
faa confirmation will be given by the
jgtastor after Sunday evening services
Bishop Graves will be here latter part
-a November Those intending to be
oaafirmed should see the rector at once
METHODIST
Morning subject Where Does Jesus
Save Evening The Hidden Wells
af Comfort Epworth League leader
H E Culbertson subject In Business
sa Borrowed Capital
CONGREGATIONAL
Morning subject A Mans Stature
iSvening The Unfailure God
A Lamrerous Combination
Matches and children have always
jjsnd ever been a dangerous partner
ship The fact is intensified when
rsnasther conditions are dry and windy
This is the local situation and as a
reasonable matter of safety and precau
stoo parents should see to it that their
filittle children do not have access to the
snatch bos and thet they do not play
siifa fire A coBtly fire may in this way
be avoided now when condition are
aoat favorable to the consuming ele
sdents
We Quote You
ha following prices on flour feed etc
3L Patent per sack 155
Patent per sacK 145
IPride of McCook per sack 135
Whole Wheat Flour per sack 85
2Jye Flour per sack 90
Graham Flour per sack 30
White Corn Flour per sack 30
SJran per sack 110
Shorts per sack 120
McCook Milling Co
McCook Nebraska
IF YOU NEED
A HAIR BRUSH
joti could not select a better time than
taow to select a hair brush We have a
tstack which affords not only rare sel
2tion but also a saving in cost
L W McConnell Druggist
Ladies Fleeced Wrappers 100
No advance in the prices Good warm
3iannellette wrappers at 100 125 and
jSIJSO The Thompson D G Co The
vutmost value
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for debts in
c4irred by Clara Randel or any one
oise 11 1 2ts
Signed Alfred M Randel
Have You Worn
t Wilson shirt You will not know the
meaning of shirt comfort or shirt style
tcctilyou have Rozell Sons
A McMillen prescription druggist
McCook Milling Co 91 Patent is the
sest
Sellog - Haines Singing Party to
aight
Use McMillens Cream Lotion for
chapped face and hands
If you want pickles go to Hubers and
jou will find most anything in the
fickle line
Ladies of the Congregational church
srill hold a bazaar in the north store
room of the Masonic temple building
November ISth
A F A M Meeting
Special meeting of McCook Lodge
Ko 135 A F AM Saturday Nov 6th
t i J0 oclock Work in C A Degree
By Order of the W M
C Fahxestock Secy
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TWENTY EIGHTH YEAR
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Result In the County
Wo give the totals and pluralities of
the candidates fcr county ollices at
Tuesdays election
COUNTY CLERK
Hofer D 817
Skalla R 1102255
COUNTY TREASURER
M illor D 701
Naden K 1293 589
COUNTY JUDGE
Grissoll D 723
Moore R 1117 394
Folden S 10G
COUNTY SHERIFF
Higgins D 977
Peterson R 977
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Jones D 91G
Bettcher R 1038122
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Barber D 924
Kelley R 993 71
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Sughroue D 971 14
Premer R 930
PRECINCT TICKET
Justices of the Peace
LoHow 186
Mahaffey 211
Heat on 384
Berry 390
Constables
Sullivan 187
Gale 195
Weintz 443
Hcgeman 340
Precinct Assessor
Hughes 427
City Assessor
Rvan 275
Whittaker 3GG
Overseer District 7
Hof benke 177
Bixler 381
The State Ticket Vote
SUPREME JUDGES
Dean D 869
Good D 838
Sullivan R 852
Barnes R 952
Fawcett R 940
Sedgwick R 945
REGENTS
Knapp D - 672
Allen R 1023
Whitmore R 1002
- REGENT FOR VACANCY
Newbranch D 822
Haller R 99b
Dont Be Scared
about the higher prices for cotton goods
that they are talking up in most stores
Look at these prices and come to us
We are selling good bleached and un
bleached muslins for 5c yd and up
The wide 9 quarter bleached sheetings
for 25c yd The pillow tubing for 17
cents The best apron checked ging
hams for 6Jc Simpsons and Ameri
can prints 5c yd Best table oil cloth
15c yd American A2 bu bags 23c
each Izzer home made bed comforts
I at 185 to 300 same prices as always
I Ready made sheets 60c Pillow cases
135 per doz Dont pay advances
Come to us The ThompiOn D G Co
Utmost value
William Macauley in The Little Home
stead
Managers McConnell and Pennell
announces the coming of the peoples
favorite play The Little Homestead
with Wiliiam Macauley in his most
successful character Roy Carroll He
has the best company he has ever had
in this piece and the scenic effects are
said to be just a little bit better than
anything he has given before Mr
Macauleys engagement on Thursday
Nov 11 will be looked forward to with
an unusual amount of interest Popu
lar prices 25c to 75c
Married in Kansas City
Miss Ruth I Beebe of our city and
Mr C H Beale of Oklahoma
were married in Kansas City Mo
Wednesday at the homo of an aunt of
the bride Miss Ruth i3 the daughter
of Mr and Mrs A H Beebe of our city
and an estimable young lady The
groom is a young man of fine parts
They will make their home in Okla
homa McCook friends add their con
gratulations
Mens and Boys Clothing
Dont overlook us when you look over
clothing Our m ns suits are 5 750
S10 1250 and 15 Boys suits from
175 to 750 Mens overcoats 750 to
1250 Bovs overcoats 175 to 500
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me Thompson JJ jK Uo xne uonost
value
For Sale
My residence Hot water heat Mod
ern Call and look it over
F S W lcox
Ladies
Graves is an expert on sharpening
i shears Shears called for and delivered
301 west 1st st
John Cashen Auctioneer
Indianoia Neor Dates booked at Mc
Cook National bank
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs L M Best has beon visiting in
the city thU week
Mrs J P Chouse is entertaining her
mother from Seward
Mrs Rachall Cukkent of Danville
111 is the guest of her daughter Miss
EHie Current M D
John L Rice of our city ha been
selected again as one of the Nebraska
university debating squad
Mrs Matie Welles returned home
last Sunday evening from her visit to
relatives and friends in Colorado
C C Harless a former resident but
now living in Rawlins county Kansae
had business in the city Saturday last
Mrs George Willetts entertained
the P 15 Os at a Halloween party of
startlingly spectacular particulars on
Monday evening
Messrs Isrell McDonald Riley
and Haslcins were among the Benkel
raan people to The Royal Chef
Tuesday evening
MrsC M Bailey entertained a com
pany of friends last Saturday evening
previous to her departure for her new
home in Wymore
Mrs S A Rowell left this week
for Fort Morgan Colo to spend the
winter with Mrs U J Warren visiting
at Beukelman en route
Frank V Lowe of Davenport Neb
the World Herald subscription solicitor
was in town Saturday in the line of
business and visiting relatives
Mrs G H Thomas who has been
the guest of her mother Mrs Sarah Mc
Carl for a few weeks returned to her
Harvard home Saturday on 10
Mrs H P Sutton left Monday for
Omaha to accompany Mr and Mrs
Frank Boyd to Rochester New York
where Mr Boyd will uudergo an opera
tion
Mrs Will Beigh and Mrs J C
Meister and son Roy who have been
visiting their cousin Mrs Will Jeffries
of our city returned home to Palisade
Monday morning
Captain C E Adams president of
the First National Bank of Superior
spent a few hours in the city last Sat
urday on his way home from buying
cattle in Colorado
Mrs Grace Blount of Palisade
Mrs Maud McKinley of Red Oak Iowa
and Miss Amy Leazenbee of Bethany
Mo were guests of Mrs Will Jeffries
latter part of last week
vMr and Mrs A G Dole who have
been living with Gary in Denver are
now making tUeir home in Tamora Se
ward county where another of the boys
is living and engaged in business
Rev Burton and family will depart
Saturday for their new home in Aber
been Washington A farewell recep
tion will be given them at the home of
Mr and Mrs F D Burgess this even
ing
Rev Hickey and Miss Hickey of
Boston are in the city for a few days
guests of Mr and Mrs P F McKenna
They are east bound from a short visit
in Denver Many oldtime friends are
greeting them
Mr and Mrs W B Mills entertain
ed the K S K Monday evening at a
Halloween party Their guests joined
with the P E Os in their journey to
the cave of horrors with its electrical
and electrifying effects
S L Wray departed last Saturday
for his new home in Wyoming in the
neighborhood of Hyattville where Mr
Church and Mr Doyle have located
Heres success to them all But we
miss them just the same
Mrs J R McCarl seasonably enter
tained a company of young lady friends
last Friday evening The journey of the
guests from cellar to attic will be mem
orable Mesdames H B StewartG L
Burney and C R Woodworth assisted
Miss Lenor Fitzgerald of our city
who is attending the state normal school
at Kearney has been elected a delegate
to represent that school at the meeting
of the State Federation of the Catholic
club to be held in Lincoln November
5th and 6th
Rev M B Carman of Minden looked
in upon his many friends in McCook
close of last week He returned home
Saturday evening little Mabel Anton
accompanying him home Mrs Anton
will visit Atlanta Holdrege and Minden
latter part of this week making the
last named point by Saturday
James S Doyle and family departed
on last Saturday for Hyattville Wyom
ing where they will make their future
home Mr Dojle having recently pur
chased a large ranch in that vicinity
which he has stouked with cattle The
Doyles are among the earliest settlers of
the Willow creek and the best wishes of
many friends go with them to thfir new
home Mr Doyle still retains consider
able interests here
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
communicated
mccook won
The bulletin showed a scoro of 22 to 0
in favor of the local high school foot
ball squad at the close of the game Sat
urday with the vaunted Oxford giants
Milligan Allen and Campbell doing the
scoring for the locals assisted by ma
chine work in the execution of signals
Ryan Nelms Byfield and Fith in fact
the entire line needs special mention
for solid work It is a fact Lut few are
aware of that the line of the McCook
team has yet to be broken for a gain in
a plung another feature is that they
have not had a single wrangle in their
five games played and not a man has
been relieved for poor work or unruly
conduct Another point to be mention
ed as of interest they have won four
out of five games played being scored
against only twice both scratches one
on n stolen ball which the referee did
not see and the other on a misunder
standing of rules In their five games
they have made 99 points and their op
ponents only 11
Saturday Oxford was slow their only
good points being in tackling and punt
ing
The locals will meet Holdrege again
here on Saturday November 13th
Holdrege claims the Southwestern Ne
braska championship but will be re
lieved of that burden on the 13th
The size of the crowd out Saturday
would discourage an ordinary team
on the line
Photographer Kimmell shot the
football team Saturday
Following is the standing of the team
to date Played five games won four
Scored 99 points opponents 11 They
have to their credits three shut outs
McCook 15 Cs andDs 0
McCook 12 Company M 5
McCook 0 Holdrege 6
McCook 50 Cs and Ds 0
McCook 22 Oxford 0
Three big ames yet Oberlin Kansas
County High School Holdrege High
School Franklin Academy with Or
leans Atwood or Bloomington to be put
on November 20 or 27
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Should McCook beat Holdrege on
November 13 a third game possibly
Dec 4th will be played to deoide the
Southwestern Nebraska and Northwest
ern Kansas championship The game
will go to the town offering the largest
inducements McCook will win
The boys hope to have their photo in
Spauldings annual next year
The High School girls won a game of
basket ball at Trenton last week by a
scoie of 18 to 1 The boys lost by 22 to
G The boys played the game without
practice to fill a contract with Trenton
Foot ball practice and studies do not
admit of basket ball now
Fred Archibald had a finger badly
bruised in scrimmage last week
George Allen Charles Milligan and
Walter Campbell scored touchdowns
Saturday against Oxford
Oxford boys are clean players and
went home feeling the very best toward
McCook McCook is this year playing
clean ball and treating her opponents as
nicely as is possible
HIGH SCHOOL ELECIION
The civics class of the high school
held an election Tuesday Fifty votes
were cost of which thirty were Repub
lican and the balance split up princip
ally Democratic Miss Bettcher led the
ticket witE four votes Charles Skalla
with three and Treasurer Naden by one
Head of ticket study 30 votes
A Victim of Peritonitis
Miss Nellie Armstrong of Haigler
who was in the city on a visit to tne
Snider family died at that home last
Tuesday morning of peritonitis after
an illness of ten days The remains
were shipped up to Haigler Tuesday
night forinterment her father accom
panying the remains home for burial
Deceased was 12 years of age
A Ladys 1000 Long Coat
A broadcloth coat with military col
lar and close fitting back Trimmed
with satin folds soutache braid and
satin covered buttons- Waist lined
with satin not satine 51 inches long
Price 1000 Come and see it The
Thompson D G Co Utmost value
Household Goods For Sale
A davenport sanitary couch sewing
machinu two beds a hair mattress gas
range etc Call G10 eat 1st street
Election Returns
show that wegve beat values in watches
and jewelry to all parties
L C Stoll Co
Mrs Co and Mrs C W Dow of
Indianoia were in the city today be
tween trains securing advertising reci
pes etc for a cook book to be sold by
the lades of the Christian church of
I our neighboring toivn
MCCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 4 1909
Miss Hostetters Recital
About two hundred of McCooks citi
zens enjoyed a season of piano forte
music last Friday evening raeely offer
ed in this city in the recital by Miss
Fay Hostetter in tho Temple theatre
We use the verb advisedly for it was a
real pleasure to hear such music so ex
cellently played
The program was dividod into three
sections A rhapsodic by Brahms and a
pastorale by Mozart being the oponing
numbers
Selections from Beethoven and Schu
bert and a nocturne and etude by Cho
pin complected the second section
A trio of Liszt numbers that compos
er evidently being a favorite of Miss
Hostetter concluded the evenings en
joyment The Nightingale an etude
and a Neapolitan tarantella
We congratulate Miss Hostettor upon
the artistic success of her musicale
Drew Large Audience
The Royal Chef diew a large audi
ence at the Temple theatre Tuesday
night and the hearty and frequent ap
plause indicated beyond doubt that the
performance was highly satisfactory
In some respects the performnnce ex
celled the Girl at the Helm the open
ing number The Royal Cluf lacked
plot but was there with the merchan
dise with catchy music wholesome
comedy good chorus work and a good
looking handsomely gowned chorus
The performance was lively and vigor
ous from start to finish The out-of-town
section of the audience was en
couragingly large The local orchestra
assisted in the mnsic
Returns With a Bride
Dr J A Toren returned home last
Friday accompanied by his bride
They are domiciled in the Dr H J
Pratt residence on 1st street east The
formal announcement cards state that
Dr Julius Arthur Toren and Miss Ethel
Ida Midgeley were united in marriage
in the city of Chicago Wednesday
October 27th 1909 They will be at
home 802 1st st east after November
20th The Tribune congratulates the
genial doctor and his charming wife
who will be warmly wefdomed to our
city
Married in Denver
Thursday October 28th 1909 at one
oclock p m in the city of Denver Mr
Benjamin Swartz son of Mr and Mrs
Francis Swartz of our city was united
in marriage with Eva Dover of Denver
formerly of Broken Bow Nebraska
Rev Christian S Reisner pastor Grace
M E church officiating They left
Denver at 115 for McCook where they
will make their future home
Ideal Silk Waists
225 to 500 in brown navy Copen
hagen light blue lemon white and
black Tailored white linen waists
black and colored mohair waists batiste
waists lawn waists from 50c to 300
The Thompson D G Co Utmost
value
TO TRADE
Two residence properties paying good
rent in Eastern Nebraska town to trade
in on quarter or half section of land near
McCook Give particulars in first
letter 1 2
Box 241 Holdrege Neb
Closing Out Auctions
After Saturday November Gth their
positively will be only two more Satur
day Closing Out Auction Sales Get
some of the bargains now 1st door east
of DeGroffs A Brunke
Laid Aside
A lady here in town laid aside her old
flat lenbes had a pair of the Toric lenses
fitted and she has not picked the old
ones rp since L C Stoll Co
Jewelers Opticians
Our Specialties
in mns gloves are the 1 150 and
175 kinds Remember the right place
Rozell A Sons West B street
THELJIA
A combination of odors dainty and
lasting 50 cents an ounce
L W McConnell Druggist
Ladies Jacket Suits
from 1250 to 2500 Best values
Best styles The Thompson D G Co
Utmost value
Residence For Sale
Wishing to move to Colorado I desire
to sell my residence 900 1st street east
at once H L Kennedv
Sweet Appie Cider
For- sale at the Morrisey rarich Phone
black 292
Honey To Loan On Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
Operator and Mrs W L Bass visited
down the road briefly end of week
Engine 1339 Thomas in charge and
engine 1959 Pierce on the right side
collided in the yard last Friday with
some damage to both engine3
NUMBER 24
Idle Money
You work hard for your money
shouldnt your money work hard
for you Dont let it lie around
doing nothing Every cent repre
sents an effort on your part
Make that money exert itself
When It Works
It Earns
More Money
for you in interest Put your
money in this bank where it will
earn interest for you Start your
money at work today We pay
4 percent on Time Deposits
THE
McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President
C F Lehn V Pros
C J OBrien Cshr
directops
J J Loughran P F McKenna
PERSONAL TAXES FOR 1909
Are due November 1st become
delinquent December 1st Should
be paid during the month of Nov
ember to save interest Notices
will be mailed out on or about the
10th of November C NADEN
Treasurer of Red Willow Co
THE HANDY
PLEASANT AND PERFECT LAXATIVE
You sometimes fail to take a laxative
when you know you need one but be
cause you dread the taste and effects of
the remedy you are accustomed to use
McConnells
Citrate ok Magnesia
never causes- any unpleasant effects
whatever This remedy replaces and
excels all old style cathartics and laxa
tive remedies Price 25 cents
L W McConnell Druggist
A Boys 475 Overcoat
A thick blue blafk Kersey with good
satine lining astrachan collar and
cuffs Fastens with three handsome
large silk frogs Price 475 Others
from 175 up The Thompson D G
Co Utmost vaue
EATS UP DIRT
That new Electric Vacuum Cleaner of
Mr Teeters See him about cleaning
your rugs carpets walls etc Will clean
evenings if day current is not operated
Is also agent for sale of these cleaners
Call at 315 Main avenue or phone 12
The House of a Thousand Candles
Saturday November 13th Prices
25c to 100 Doors open at 8 oclock
Curtain at 830 except on Saturday
evenings when 9 will be the hour
A Box Social
The Sunday school of the Christian
church will hold a box social in the
church November 12th A liberal pat
ronage is solicited
Wrong Eyes
fitted by right glasses New and up-to-date
methods Examination free
L C Stoll Co
8 Room House For Rent
Our residence at G10 1st streeet east
Mrs C M Bailey
Mens Stetson Hats S369
at The Thompson D G Co Utmost
value
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CITY STYLES AT
HALF THE PRICE
You can secure the city
styles the latest devel
opment of the photogra
phers art at half the
Iijice charged for simil
ar work in the city at
The New Studio ALo
those who r refer them
can have the soot and
white - wash witti evfry
eyelash sharply detinod
sort of pictures Why go
to the city in order to pay
more for the same thing
E Schell Kimmell
Main ave McCook
First Door North
of Ccmnurcial Hotel