The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, November 03, 1910, Image 4

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Otir FireProof
Vaults
are at your disposal Why
not have a Safe Deposit
Box i which to keep
your will insurance poli
cies deeds abstracts
notes loaepe and other
valnable pipers In this
ma nor you safe guard
yourself against any pos
sible loss by fire
Tf you are not familiar
with the plan we will be
glad to have you call at
the bank inspect the
boxes and allow us to ex
plain fully this secure
way of taking care of
your private papers and
other valuables
First
National
Bank
AlcCook Nebr
By F M KIAiMELL
m Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Entered at postoftice HcCook Nebraska as
second class matter Published weekly
REPUBLICAN TICKET
For United States Senator
E J BURKETT
For Governor
C H ALDRICH
For Lieutenant Governor
M R HOPEWELL
For Secretary of State
ADDISON R WAIT
For Auditor
SILAS R BARTON
For Attorney General
GRANT G MARTIN
For Land Commissioner
E B COWLES
For Treasurer
WALTER A GEORGE
For State Superintendent
J W CRABTREE
For Railroad Commissioner
HENRY T CLARKE Jr
For Congressman 5th Disk
GEORGE W NORRIS
For State Senator 29th Dist
JOHN F CORDEAL
For State Representative 65th Disk
FRANK MOORE
For County Attorney
CHARLES D RITCHIE
For Commissioner 3rd Dist
WALTER N ROGERS
Rev Alfric J R Goldsmith form
er rector of St Pauls Episcopal
church at Arapahoe but now sta
tioned at McCook was in the city
last Saturday He took occasion to
deny the report that he delivered an
address in McCook on Sunday Oct
23 in the presence of Mayor Dahl
man and in favor of his candidacy
for governor Mr Goldsmith says
The World Herald news report and
editorial comment are both absolute
ly false I did not preach in McCook
that day but held services at Haigler
and Benkelman
In a personal letter to The Mirror
dated Oct 29 Rev Goldsmith furth
er says The sermon referred to in
the World Herald was preached by
my assistant I find no one in Mc
Cook had thought of the sermon as
expressed in that paper but was ac
cepted in the spirit it was given a
call to good honest battle against ev
il in the strength of God
The World Herald in its eagerness
to champion Mayor Jims cause for
gets the truth and if this is a sam
ple of their campaign methods Dahl-
man and Hitchcock are doomed to in
glorious defeat Arapahoe Mirror
If someone springs the falsehood
that C H Aldrich ever said that 60
a month is wages enough for any
railroad man you may promptly nail
it He never said it The story has
been given some circulation at Alli
ance C H Aldrich you remember
is the author of the bill increasing
the accident liability of railroads be
yond the old 5000 limit
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John Ccideal Republican nominee
for state senator has completed a
very satisfactory campaign in the 29th
district and is confident of a neat
and sufficient majority on next Tues
day
Do You Understand the Proposed pstzMsSVVWJtMvmtivi
Constitutional Amendment Re- t
lating to Suffrage t
Its adoption means that hereafter
men coming to our shores from oth
er lands must reside in this coun
try five years and become citizens
of the United States before they
can vote in Nebraska
Those who have already become
voters after a residence of six months
in Nebraska must take out their sec
ond papers at the end of five years
or cease to be voters
On County Option
The standing of Republican nomi
nees is thus announced by the Anti
Srlron League of Nebraska on the
comity option question
For Elmer J Burkett candidate
for United States senator who has
agreed to support the Miller Curtis
bill which is designed to prevent in
ter state commerce laws from nullify- j
ing state laws on the liquor question j
For G W Norris candidate for
congressman Fifth Nebraska District
For Chester A Aldrich candidate i
ior governor oays ne win wont iui
the passage of and gladly sign the j
best county option bill obtainable
For M P Hopewell candidate for
lieutenant governor
For John F Cordeal candidate
for state senator district 29
For Frank Moore candidate for
representative 65th district
To the Voters of the County
It has been published that I filed
for the nomination of county commis
sioner for the benefit of some person
or clique which was not made clear
in the article just who or what and
that I was a grafter and would be
if elected My past public and pri
vate life has been open and above
board and at my age it is too late to
start in any other way I thinktoo
much of the opinion of my friends
and neighbors to be otherwise I
filed in good faith and will always
do the square thing with everyone
either in business or politics and if
I am elected as county commissioner
my every action will be honest and
fair and to the best interests of
the people of the county and will al
ways invite the strictest investiga
tion of these actions I have no ax
to grind and my only aim is that
the best cleanest and most honest
administration be given to the public
regardless of party and I invite an
investigation of my past history as
my best argument for your support
at this election
Yours respectfully
S S GARVEY Candidate
for County Commissioner of Demo
cratic party and do not need an in
troduction to any Democrat who has
been in the county over two years
Political Advertising
C D Ritchie the Republican nom
inee for county attorney offers the
people of Red Willow county efficient
service He is a lawyer in active
practice of several years experience
The legal business of the county will
be in good hands and in faithful
keeping if he is elected to that of
fice And as to economy not an un
necessary penny will be expended by
him In enforcing the laws but as
a faithful officer who appreciates the
force of his oath of office he will
enforce the laws Vote for him
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Few greater misfortunes can come
to any community than the active
and poisonous presence of a black
mailer or blackguard in its midst
one whose lips and mind and soul
pour out foul calumny And when
that individual happens to be a news
paper publisher Pandora has nothing
worse to turn loose Such a commun
ity is to be sincerely pitied until it
can successfully purge itself
An upright man is Frank Moore
the Republican nominee for repre
sentative in this county Deserving
too of the votes of his party to a
man He stands squarely on his par
tys platform favors county option
and every other good measure desir
ed by the common people whom he
has served in his first term of office
as representative and whom he will
again serve to the best of his ability
Vote for him
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Congressman Norris is looking for
a strong endorsement of his course
in congress Red Willow should take
special pleasure in returning him a
jne majority
The Tribune is enlisted in any cam
paign which has for its purpose and
end to take the hand of privilege
from the public pocket
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D Ritchie will give Red Willow
county efficient and economical ser
vice He is deserving of election by
a liberal majority
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I am not ready to see my party
die with delirium tremens said the
Great Commoner in his Lincoln
speech
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McCarl Chairman Republican o postoffice
Committee McCook Neb Pro- o
gressive Republicanism every- o
where demands the re eelction of o
Nebraskas gret progressive lead- o
er Georqe W Norris Proved by o
o the Record a fearless militant o
o servant of the people Failure to o
return him to congress would
be a national loss
I regret that my physical
strength has not sufficiently re
turned to enable me to join you
in your campaign for Judge Nor
ris Make the issue clear and
force the fighting on every point
I have faith in the people and
look with confidence to the re
el suit
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Having been accused by the Car
rion and others that I did at the
recent primary mix in the fight on
commissioner on the Democratic tick
et and worked for one candidate to
beat another and also that I elec
tioneered in Box Elder precinct for
the one I make the following offer
If they bring any man who lives
in this commissioner district and get
him to testify under oath that I
urged him to vote for Garvey and
against Fleishman or that I said the
least thing reflecting on Mr Fleish
man or that he saw me in Box El
der precinct electioneering this
year I will buy that man a yearly
subscription to the Indianola Carrion
CHAS SKALLA
Hon W J Bryan will speak at
Holdrege and Arapahoe November
2nd and at Trenton and Culbertson
on November 3rd
Reasons there are many why Re
publicans can vote straight this year
Wall Street Methods
Church I see there is record of
wheat growing in China as far back
as 3000 B C Gotham Cant Just
tell the record of wheat selling which
never grew I suppose Yonkers
Statesman
Electricity at White House
Electrlclty i3 the only illumlnant
nsed at the White House and in many
respects the electrical installation is
J the most elaborate and complete in
any residence in tne country
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Advertised List j
The following letters cards and
packages remain uncalled for at the
Letters
H H Andrews Harvey Brown llr
Jim Buroff J W Burgess Mr W C
Hanson Air R A Kinder Mr J L
Sutfin Harry Louis Stabbord Mr
Harry Springer 2 W W Worden j
Cards
Mr B L Brown Mr J W Burgess
G j J Berry Mr W E Cook Mr
Chris Mr L A Castle Mrs
lafs Ernest Gross May Hall Mr
Bert Rogers Mr and Mrs E Stich
When calling for these please saj
they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
Anclher Fling at the Poet
Im a toiler in lifes vineyard
wrote a Buffalo poet and the linotype
man mado it tailor Still this Isnt
eo bad Most poets would be glad if
they could make their own duds Ex
change
Misleading
A tailor on Thirty ninth street has
e sign Clothes mended In the rear
-Chicago Tribune
Your combings
made into switches and puffs
MRS L M THOMAS
Phone Ash 2354
UPDIKE GRAIN CO
handles the following
POPULAR COALS
Canyon City Lump
Canyon City Nut
Maitland Lump
Baldwin Lump
Sheridan Egg
Rex Lump
Pennsylvania Hard
These are all coals of highest heat
producing qualities Give us your
orders they will he filled promptly
and to your satisfaction
S S GARVEY Manager
Phone 169
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Smart Clothes
will fill your every call from day
light to darkness and beyond The
managers desk the department
head the clerk the lawyers office
the doctors visits the pastors mini
strations the club the reception
the dance the Sunday service
Each Department of
Our Busy Ameri
can Life
Stein Bloch has provided with
clothes that fit with a style appropri
ate for that activity More brains
and experience and money go into
the making of Stein Bloch Smart
Clothes than into Any other clothes
in the world
Wisdom pcints to a try on
atement
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Prices 20 to 30Other Suits 1250 to 2
West B Street
McCook Nebr
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For Every Lady Miss or
Child who wants the most
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Perfect Fitting
Longest Wearing
Most Satisfactory
Serviceable
Durable
Comfortable and
Inexpensive r
Underwear
Made in
this
Country
We have every size in every quality to fit every figure at
prices from 25c to 125 each for single pieces 50c to 400
each for Union suits and our store is the only place in Mc
Cook where Munsing Garments can be found for Ladies
Misses and Children Wear a Munsing and you will never
try another kind
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Dry Goods Millinery and Ladies Furnishings
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