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F lYt KIMMELL Editor and Publisher
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Entered at postoffiee McCook Nebraska as second class
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I Are For the Colonel l
The rteultfe of polls frikvn in
various parts of the country in
dicate the marvelous popularity
al Colonel Roosevelt ivitb tile
people he in many instances re
ceiving more votes than al th
ret of til candidates ccmbinid
on all the tickets
The poll of Wisconsin Minne
aatn Iwa North Dakota Scuitih
Dakota and Montana taken by
tlia St Paul Da patoh shows
S223 for Tocsevelt 4856 for La
FioHciite Eugne Debs ri cshLYji
1243 Brvan 1215 and Taft
791
Lon Cone
E F Osborn
City Committee
After all that third term ex
cuse is only a tradition Tis said
that Washington favored it not
but Jefferson did But at best
it is more an excuse a prejudice
than a -reason or an argument
This is a day of world wide or
ganization which spells protec
tion or oppression according to
tibe manner and measure of the
administration and intrepretation
of the purposes and aims of the
organization
No real friend of Colonel
Uoosevelt need feel called upon
to attack President Taft One or
the other will he the Republican
nominee and will need the party
votes to elect Mm Out person
alities Stick to politics and per
formance
Trespassing on railroad prop
erty lias become a highiljy expen
sive matter to lite and proper
ty and is rightly receiving at
tention at the hands of President
Iarius Miller of the Burlington
Tviho is seeking the aid of gov
ernors -of the states ithnu which
the Burlington operates iYear
ending June 30th 1911 9957 per
sons were killed on American rail
roaKfe and 5284 were trespass
as Of 70922 injured 5614
were trespassers - JFroin -1902 to
1911 51083 trespassersi met
eath on American railways
volt
Hi- poll of the state ci Indi
ana taken by the Indianapolis
Star resulted as folloivs
1SS13 Taft 0702 Albeit
J Beveridue 4426 J Frank Han
ley 11 SS La Follette 333 and
a Kainibu of scattering votes
Colonel lloospvelt is given 84
903 in the poll taken by the
City Star Champ Clark is
next with 16707 Brvan 16596
La Folk tte 9641 Taft 9526
Wf cn SS61 and several scat
ter ir votes
mi Tcpc ka Kansas ccmur
The pell of Philadelphia taker diste Iur grving the roriLt of
by the diairman of the Keystone - pell taken by the Tbpeki
partv sli cnvs 3916 for Roosevelt Capital whifch giws Racraevelt
a ndlv33 iov Taft In cn ra 5119 La Follette 2704 Taft
ccuntrfG in Pennsrvlvana wlrr 1 2570 and lem than one hundrrd
polls have ben taken tJie saattering votes Champ Clark
ment is shcvn to be overwhelm leads in the Drmoora tie rac e with
inslv in favor of Colonel 153S
Political Announcements
I hereby announce my candid
acy for Gounty Commissioner 2d
district subject to decision of
Republican j ri ma ry adv
F A nODGKLY
Republican City Caucus
The Republican electors of itihe
city of McCook are hereiby called
to meet in caucus at the county
court house on Monday March
11th 1912 at 830 p an for the
purpose of placing in noaninatcon
candidates for Mayor Oouneil
men City Treasurer City Clerk
City Engineer Members of the
Board of Education and to tran
sact such o1iher buusiness as may
properly come before the moot
ing Signed
C B Gray
II N Rosebush
Iluh W Cole formerly a prac
t rg attcrncy cf this city ira a
candrdate for representative in
the- jrenerai asambliy of the gtate
of Illinois from the district in
wltfch he lives on the Republican
ticket
Mr Cole is well known to all
thtt people of McCook He ciani
to this city in 1884 and practic
ed his profession here for about
15 years
it always took an active in
terest in public affairs and was
th first city attorney when Mc
Cook became a city Tie was al
ways enthusiastic for everything
that went to make McCook a bet
ter and larger city
He had extensive farming in
terests in this vicinity and was
always intersted in better roads
and better methods of cultivat
ing tne soil
He was alwavs the friend of
the railroad boys and the
common people and the railroad
brotherhoods and organized labor
in that state will have a friend
if he is elected to the Illinois
legislature
His many friends in McCook
wish him success
Send 2 to the Lincoln Daily
News and they will give you then
Bargain Rate Daily Newsi Inde
pendent Farmer a weekly and
Poultry Topics a monthly all
three papers romnow until April
1 1913 for the 2 You can have
the papers mailed to separate
addresses if you want Tliis will
give you a live fearless daily pa
per through the primaries the
presidential election and next
winters legislature You want
a Lincoln daily and here is the
biggest bargain ever offered
This offer is not good after
March 28 A five passenger tour
ing automobile will be given to
the person sending m tire largest
list of subscribers at this cut
price before March 28 Every tfel
low is limited to his own county
With a couple weeks work you
can earn a whole years saiLary
Get your friends to help you
Send in- your own subscription to
day and let us tell you all about
it
The1 seed corn specials cam
paign os regarded as haying been
a smcciess Over 300p0 persons
attended rhe meetings held It
is exroected that ike two
al trains 4o he run neiteeikwill
anereasei -the number to 50000
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Occupation Taxes Paid In 1911 1
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Siekler Burbridge 2 00
S D McClain M year
D Prospe y year
II J AVrasrleiy year
C K Woochvorth
Wan Sullivan
Wan Sullivan
CJias W Dewey
Clias W Dewey
J T Reiinsmith
Edwards Bros y2 year 5 00
John Moms 5 00
L E SmoUi 10 00
I Tucker 5 00
L J Henderson 10 00
E II Tlrcmss 200 00
C F Dann 5 00
L O Adkins 5 00
Squire Deal Burner Co
Xel Telephone Co
Tiim Hannan
Lnute pjianis
S 75 McCook Mach I AVks 22 00
1 25
2 50
12 00
55 00
6 00
55 00
3 75
E S Owens- a 00
Joseph Kxeamer
Bennett Franzmaai
McCook Cement Stone Co
C A DeLoy
W F Whipple
II E Durham
Me Cock Hardware Co
5 00
5 00
5 00
2 50
2 50
1 00
25 00
Joseph Gcieni 5 00
Me P Barnetf 5 00
Citizens National Bank 50 00
Updike Grain Co 20 00
Osborn Rummer Co 15 00
Debate Rally
The pupils of the Central build
ing indulged in a debate rally
Friday afternoon in wliiieh sev
eral of ths children participated
with enithnaiasm Folloiwdng is
the program of the aftrenoon
SelacitrJon II S Orchestra
Piano duet Florence Rosebush
Genevieve McAdams
Reading How the Gospel
Game to Jam Oaks Angie Field
Vocal solo Velma Button
Reading Mrs Wiggs The
atre Party Olive Clark
Selection Orchestra
Rally songs and yells Pupils
Speeches Debate Judges
Decision on Wednesday
The viaduct eases icame up for
hearing in county court Friday
morning last Judge Golfer has
taken the matter under consider
ation and will render a decision
on Wednesday of this week
Wants for rent for sale etc
j 5c a line in The Tribune
Commeircial Hotel
12 50
J D Hare 5 00
C R Livingston 22 00
Mrs J II Burns 5 00
J F Helm 5 00
McCook B S Assn 30 00
MeConnell PenneU 10 00
6 00 j McCook Gas Co 10 00
200 00 First Xa ticmal Bank 50 00
J II Mitchell 200 00 C II Boyle 5 00
Dan P Clause 200 OOjPJielps Commission Co 5 00
L W McCcmnell 12 00jB F Morehouse 5 00
C L MeKillip 200 00 j J E Kelley 7 50
Woolartl McManigal 200 OOjJ II Stephens 12 50
Joseph Lowlev 45 001 Carl Marsh 5 00
Joseph Lcwlev i 00 Fred Brims 5 00
A McMilkir 12 00
5 00
20 00
Samuel Iloa nback 10 00
C M Matson 10 00
E B Odell 7 50
Farmers Produce Co 2 50
Goo Thencpulos Vi yoar 3 75
Pahvec Lankas L yceu
C C Brown
C L Lehn 5 00
W E McDivitt 5 00
J E Xtflms - 5 00
C D Ritchie 5 00
5 00 Whittaker Gray
5 00
2 50
00
1 00 Mike Walsh 5 00
W Silvian Co 5 00 Mrs J P Xies 5 00
lenninss Ilimhes Co 10 00 O Grisinore 2 50
Joinings Hughes Co 1 00 C E Eldred 5 00
Middleton Rubv 1 00 J S McBrayer 5 00
R M O born 10 00E iM Easterday 5 00
F L Wolff 5 00 J E Mohmd 5 00
C B Q Railroad
EI as Joseph
JoRrph Lowlev
IT P Sutton
II P Sutton Co
R W McBiaver
R W McBrayer
Knowland
McCook Electric Co
McCook Electric Co
C L Fahnestock
50 00 i W II Fallick 7 CO
10 00 Geo Leland 7 00
10 OOiSeth S Silver 5 00
5 00
12 50
10 00
1 00
20 00
25 00
1 00
Fox en Tavlor 5 00
Fliteraft Clark 15 00
S Cordeal 10 00
D G Divine 22 00
C W Graves 5 00
5 00 1 Frank Burh ridge
4 00
i A
R IR Reed 5 00 i Vnersen Jc 0born WW
W E Hart 11 00 Hamilton Bros 15 00
M L Rkhe1 10 00 M A Ellington J 2 50
J A Golfer 5 00 D Diamond 5 00
F M Ivinnnell 12 50 1 Sam Diamond 10 00
L A Paris 7 50 McCook Steam Laundry 7 50
I E Liuhvrck 12 50 C M Duncan 5 00
A X IJncburg 2 50 C G Bcraworth
II C Clapp 7 50 B A Griggs
D Manner 7 50 Allies J Peck year
II J Pratt 5 00 E M Day
Rogers Mcdrell 10 00 Peter Micron
Riieder Mitchell 7 50 W S Mai Ian
J F Cordeal 5 A xprcss Co
J R McCarl 5 00 Rl Easterday
JaaiKS MwAdams 20 CO Wr m Union Tel Co
L C Stoll 10 00 Standard UU Co
J C Slcae 12 50
Rozell Sons 12 50
Barnett Lumber Co 25 00
II P Co 25 00
Jones Co 7 00
Bullard Lumber Co 25 00
Stansborry Lumber Co 30 00
C L DeKJroff Co 25 00
Thompson Dry Goods Co 15 00
Paul Anton 10 00
Perkins Co 12 50
W W McMillen 7 50
A J Markwad 2 50
McCook Milling Co 10 00
Coilson Co 5 00
Gahisha Son 12 50
Frank Cadn 10 00
Ed Iluber 25 00
Stewart Stirunk 10 00
Wihiiite Lime Transfer Co 15 00
Pads Furniture Co 12 50
R S Husband Bros 5 00
J A Wilcox Son 10 00
I M Smith M year
7 50
5 00
2 50
5 00 j
2 50
5 00 I
25 00
20 00
25 00
10 00
Harry Lepselnitz 5 00
Mrs A Drew 5 00
C L Price 2 50
W B Fearn 5 00
Darnell Mercantile Co 5 00
A G Bump 5 00
D F Shaw 5 00
Neb Gen B S Assn 10 00
Barney Ilofeir 7 00
Occidental B and L Assn 10 00
R II Gateiwocd 5 00
Home Insurance Co 4 00
Springfield F M In Go -1 00
Insurance Co of America 4 00
Rhenix Insurance Co 4 00
Aetna Insurance Co 4 00
Phoenix Insurance- Co 4 00
Niagara iFire Insurance Co 4 00
Continental Insurance Co 4 00
New Ilaimpshrre Ins Co 4 00
J M Vincient 5 00
J A Ilarman 2 00
Delaware Fire Ins Co 4 00
Fire- Ins Co 4 00
Colirmereiial Fire Ins Co 4 00
Scott Co 5 00 Pennsyl Fire Ins Co
Polk Bros 12 50 St Paul F M Ins Co
E O Vahuo 5 00 Rochester German Ins Co
Security Insurance Co
Phillip Dorbin y year
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
2 50
February 26th 1912
I hereby certify that the fore
going list is a true and complete
list of all the persons who paid
OceirpaitiLon Tax to the city of
Mc iOoiok for the year 1911 as
shown by the books of the city
treasurer
CHAS SKALLA
Another Heavy Snow
The second deep snow of thiol
wanter fell over tlias section of
Nebraska Friday Saturday and
Sunday in all perhaps S to 10
inches There wasi considerable
wind in the beginning of the
storm hence some drifting but
fortunately not enough to ser
iously interfere with railroad traf
fie on the main line The Kan
sas brandies did not tare so
well and snowplows had to be
sent Saturday morning to assist
in opening up and keeping open
the road
Marriage Licenses
Samuel Gregg 24 and Hazel
Painter 18 both of Palisade
Married by tlie county jiidge on
Eobruary29th
Hayes J McDole of Orleans
21 and Lottie Taylor 18 of
Oxford Married iby the county
judge March 2
G A Mier has filed for
county- assessor on the Republican-
ticket
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1 Beatrice Creamerj Co I
has opened a cream station
at 212 W i st street and
will pay the HIGHEST
MARKET PRICE every f
day in the week
1 CHAS DAVIS Manager I
I I O X O X J 5 v I
MRS F H TRIMBLE
Dress Maker and
Ladies Tailor
Phone black 90 503 E 3rd
Drew Furniture and Carpet Co
Furniture and Carpets
China and Glassware
West B St Phone black 271
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