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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1886)
{ republican Yalley Lands. TJ < t MeCOOK , NEBRASKA. 5 n 3 5 . A. SPALDING , PROPRIETOR. ! 2 I j Pianos and Organs , j i _ . . . 5 1 * "T"T T T * m Tk If A * * * T Tk. TT 1- * SEWING MACHINES. < n. J. A. TAYLOR , Druggist. DEALERS IN LU f Sash , Doors , Blinds , Lime , Cement , HARD AND SOFT COAL. -YARDS AT- Bertrand , Elwood,0xford , Edison , Arapahoe.Cambridge , Indianola , McCookCulbert- son , Stration , Trenton and Benkelman in Neb. Yuma and Akron in Colo. CHEAPEST AND BEST UNEQUALLED FOR Power } Simplicity , Durability. Estimates made of Jllll arid Pump complete upon application. Every Mill Warranted. Send for Catalogue. THE WOODMANSE This mill Is a 'Volld wheel" and the best self-repulntor made. The AVoodmanse Xo. C. Pump Is the licst bluRle acting force pump In tl.c market. Will work in wells from 10 to 2UO feet lu depth , and has back nttnclimenfs to force water into cle\ated tanks. Can lie used ) > y hand orindmiil. . Parties contemplating thu erection of a Windmill will consult their best interest's by calling at my Homestead. 114 milos N.V. . of McCook , or at B. Johnston's. 5 miles S. E. . and at ller.itts Market Garden , S. E. of Me1 ooK , and examine the working of the AVoodmante. W. M. IRWIN , Agent , "Woodmanse Windmill Co. , Freeport , 111. McCOOK FEED MILL , C. A. NETTLETON , Prop. All Kinds of Feed Ground * CORN SHELLED AND GROUND , BOLTED , ETC. 2 BUDCKS EAST OF RUSSELU-S BARN , McCOOK . - - NEBRASKA. C. P. RINKER , -AGENT FOR- V IND MILL.S AND PUMPS. re-opened my establishment iu MeCook , I will be pleased to sec all of my old patrons and many iiew ones , as I will sell better goods at lower figures than ever before a offered hfcjIcCook. Call and see inc. 40 CORNER MAIN AND RAILROAD STS. , McCOOK , NEB , v" ' ' ' - - 4- * , - , ' . , ' ' * w. c. T ; u. _ _ . -WS v ' > > -W - > i - -V WN S * We wish now to address ourselves to the voters of the community. Wo am told tli sfc tinru.H m why worn in is not allowed to vote is because ahe .is repre sented by her husbandson , and brother. We will accept this as a fact and plead with them to not misrepresent us.at the coming spring election by placing in of fice men who will not agree to do all in their power to protect us from our cruel and avowed enemy , the liquor traffic. We plead with you for the sake of all we hold most dear on earth the peace and purity of our homes that you place in nomination for onr city officers , men of known moral worth who will regard the interest of the rising generation of boys and girls enough to do all in their power to keep the moral atmosphere of our community pure. As the season adva'nces we shall all have hints and ad monitions on the importance of looking after the sanitary conditions of our sur roundings. But who is there to raise a warning voice against the taint of im morality that surrounds us ? We fear none unless you elect temperance men to to the responsible position of city council men. The fact that licensed saloons are the very hot beds of vice and crime is ac knowledged by all and that the whiskey traffic is the monster evil of our town no thinking person will deny. From the Inter Ocean we take the following : "The three the saloon , the brothel and the gambling hell , go hand in hand ant are the most potent enemies of the home the church , the state. There are two ways of dealing wit ! these evils , the oldest and most preva lent being the European. It is simply toleration and regulation. It is pagan in its origin and is based upon the theory that these evils are to be treated , not as vices and crimes under the stern ban of the law , but a human frailty , to be sanctioned and regulated , that so ciety may escape the minor evils inci dent thereto. The other may be termed the Bible or Christian plan. It treats these evils as great crimes. That it is not only the right , but the duty of so ciety to place them under the ban of the law , that they may be reduced to the minimum , like murder and theft. The first of these systems is expressed by the word license. It means an abject surrender of religion and all the best forces of society to these three evils. It controverts the best instincts of hu inanity and is at variance with the life of Jesus of Nazareth. That it has sur vived so long in so called chiistian coun tries is an anomaly upon which the re cent disclosures in church and state made by Mr. Stead throw a powerful light. It is a veritable sale of indulgen ces , not by priest or pontiff , but by the people , through their , representatives , and it makes the people partisipators in the profits sharers in the blood money and of the responsibility for the ruin and death wrought by it. If this be a true statement is it pos sible that Americans with all their boasted progress will submit to this old pagan idea that these crimes cannot be suppressed but must be regulated. Cit izens of McCook let us away with these old heathenish notions of the total moral depravity of man and rise up in the might of free men and break asunder the chains of this tyrant which has led captive our race for ages. Let us rec ognize the fact that God intended us to be free men and not slaves. Let us recognize the fact that this is the mon ster that has enslaved the human race through all the ages and that it remains For our day and generation to strike off the fetters and let the captive go free. We wish to make one more appeal to those of our citizens to whom we natur ally look for protection. Will you not iclp us in this our hour of need ? It is jut a small thing we ask only to cast your vote for men who are pledged to temperance. Remember if we have sa- oons we must have the brothel and the gambling hell You may feel secure in , -our comfortable homes and think there s no danger for your sons and daughters. > ut will you not in the name of the Good Man who said , ' 'It is more blessed to give than to receive , " grant your protec tion to those who have not the safe guard-thrown around them ? Think of the many hapless ones who come in daily contact with the foul taint of the above mentioned places and then remember Jod has constituted every man his > rothers keeper to the extent of his abil- ty. The time has gone by when you nay say , "If a man wants to drink let iini it is no business of mine. " It is our duty to protect him , for the fact ic wants to drink , in the face of all the lorror that drunkenness brings , shows hat he is not able to protect himself. \.s if a little child were seen playing in street and a runaway team coming in ts wake , would not every man run to he rescue and save its life at the risk f his own. s - , . . - . : * : \ r v . . " / - ! A DISPATCH announces that Secreta ry Lainar has reversed the ruling of Commissioner Sparks on the ri < jht of a pri1 cmptor to commute a lionc'stcad en try. .Mr , 'pyrk s rulinjr decided ( hat : i commuted houiotead was in effect u pre-emption , and that the commutation of a homestead by a settlor who hud pre viously made a pre-emption films : , v.-a ? a second pre-emption and contrary to law. In reversing the commissioner's ruling in the case of Britten , at Devil's Lake , Dakota , Secretary Luinar takes the same view of the commuted home stead law that , has been taken for years by his predecessor in the land oflico. A PARTY of notable railroad men and friends passed through the city last night , ( Wednesday ) in special car. Its consisted of President Perkins and daughter , and. 31 iss Adams , daughter to Charles Francis Adams of the U. P. , Vice President Potter. Gencr.il Mana ger Eloldrege a.-.d Mr. Peaseby and wile. The party go we.st to Denverfrom , which point Messrs. Potter and Iloldrege will return , while the remainder will con tinue their journey into Mexico. Anna Draper , of Ilepbmn , Iowa , briefly states her opinion of Chainbeilain's rough Remedy , bhe says it is far superior to an\ medicine she ever used for croup. Sold by 31. A. Spalding and AVilley & Walker. CITY : - : BAKER JL . ia 3 Bl y Q 1ST PROPJITETOE S. WE KEEP ON HAXD BREAD , PIES & CAKES , GRAHAM BREAD. Cakes Made on Order. ROOM In connection where you cnn set collee , sand wiches , pies , etc. , at all hours. B .CATTLE I Rain Does Not Affect it. FOR SALE BY FREES & HOCKNELL , SOLE AGENTS. i F. D. HESS , Contractor and Builder , McCGOK , NEBRASKA. ( "Material furnished if desired. STANTON ROLLA , THE Old Reiiabie Shoemaker , WILL MOVE ISTO HIS New Quarters , pp. McCook Hotel , Rflonday , P1arch ? 15 , Where he will be pleased to serve hi < custo mers , old and new , as usual. Best of material j \\orhuianship guaranteed. 41.1 J THE RED WILLOW HILLj ! ' ! Is now in operation and will rto / " * i r&i s . t J/ " % / % * * < I i ov/ % in//M * Ubnoiai OUOLUIH vvuirv , , The Mill is complete and e Guarantee Good Work , ' ] l. J. W. PICKLE & CO. "I WANT A GOOD COUGH SYETJP" ' " is a very frequent request in our trade and we T invariably give the person making it IJEor. ' > CHEiiuv COUGH SYituP. as we knowittohe the c best and most reliable on the market. For t sale by 51.4. Spaldlng : and S. L. Green. C SOCIETY DIRECTORY. CO.N'UIJICGAMONAL. ! ? uda.School ! . tit 10 A. M. every week Prfiiohintr M-rvices every I Sunday nijsht at 7:00 M T. Also , every alter- ' nato Sunday morninjr at 11. M. T. Exception- * to the above win be noticed in locnK ( jKoitoi : DUXOAX , Pn tor. MBTHOmsT. Sen UTS every Sundny at 10 : : U ) A. M. : nul 7 i' . M. . mountain time. Sunday School at " * P.M. The sen ices and Sunday senool will be held Eon the future in the new church. All arc cordially invited. Scats fiee. \V. S. WnuEi.-nn , Pastor. EPISCOPAL. Services in tho Opera Hall the first and third Sundays. innrninjritud evening , of each month. .1. A. Vni.roitTii , Heutor. CATHOLIC. Services will be holil in tho church once every four weeks. THOMAS Cur.uj ? . Pastor. \V. rlVLVrh\V. . C.rlVwll meet in tho Heading Koom every tt'ednesdavatternoon at 2 o'clock. M.-T. The Hand of Hope will meet in tho Heading Koom e\ery Satimlay utter- noon at " o'clofk , mountain time. A. O. rV. . McCook J.odjii' No. 61. will incut tlu > Hrst unrl third Mondays of each month In theMasonic Hull. Yisitinirlircthien cordially invited. Bit. 15. 15. DAVIS. , M. W. \V. H. DAVIS. Recorder. MCCOOK r.oDni : A. K. & A. M. A Ilpjrular meetings. Ti > f dav nijrhton or before lull moon of even * month. S. L. GHii.N' , \V. M. Cicu.v , Secretary. Wi ta.ov. ' GKOVK Lonni : 1C. OK P. , No. V-u ; . Jleots eiery Wednowhiv cienin-r IaMiiic Hall. . .1.v. . CVMI-JKM , . C. C. . II. uovi-r. K. K. S. I. O. O. K Mi-Cook Lodjre No. IS" . L O. O. F. . iiH-ets everv Friday oieninjf , at 7 o'clock , in -Masonic Hall. \i-ilinj.-lirotheis. . aic invit ed to meet witn up. II. II. I5KUUV , X. G. H. TinnviiuiDQi : , Permanent Secretary. IIoc ! Mi.j Ho : COMPAXV. ar meetings on thellrstVednesday ol each month. H B. AHCIIIB.VLI > . Chief. 15. or L. E. Mrotheihood of LocomotiveEn- jrineors. Meet lli-st and fourth Saturdays of each month. S. H. Hocr , Chief. .1. C. A-KIICKSOX , lA. . E. .1. K. DAICXCS Povr G. A. H. Rcjrr.lar meet- inari. second and f out Mi Monday evening of each month at Masonic Hall. .1. A. \ Vn.ro.Commander. . J. H. VAHOEK , Adjutant. POST-OFFICE HOURS. Open from 7 A. M. to P. M. . M. T. OMice u ill lie closed thirty minutes beloi e arrival and dei > artuiiMl icii'i . SrNiAV.ollico Irom 1to - I * loiiiitaiu time. B. & M. TIME TABLE. o VST LEAVES : EAST IKVIT. .Vo.i. . . : . .ti:10. A.M. No. 40 . : . : > , P.M. \VIST LEAVES : WKST I.EAVKS : Xo.SH KM. P M. . N'o.l . . . a:5T.P. M. trains run on Central Time , : md westbound trains on Mountain Time. Freight trains ilo not carry i > a sensers R. Jt. Woous. Aprcnt. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL , GKO. K. JOHNSTON , Pr.op. McCOOK , : : NEBRASKA. This lion e ha * , been completely renovated and luiuruishud tliiou Iiont. and ss Itrst-chiaS in every icspect. liates iea < onable. 4i : i > Sl'OTTS & STI.MSOX , TASHIOXABLE BARBERS & HAIR CUTTERS. Opjio-iuc Chfc-sKO Luinl.er V.tril , MAIN SriJKKT , - McCOOK. NEBRASKA. ROBERT DKYSDALK , MERCHANT TAILOK , MAIN STREET , MeCOOK : XF.WJASKA. wT3lTSAN 1 ERSOX , HOUSE AND SIGX PAINTER , McCooic , - NEBRASKA. J5r"AlI work guaranteed , fiiic me a call. LAND O FFJC E _ BLANKS. fn ordering , { fi\p ollice number and title of blank , with quantity of each blank , wanted. Put only one blank on a line to avoid mistake * . Money must invariably accompany the order. THE TRIBUNE , McCook , f/sb. - O - APPLICATIONS TO ENTER. 4-007 Homener.dl.au15 Ctl.i" -1-ntV.l Timbc-r-rnlturo Law 15 l.2Ti 47S : fcoldier's Homestead. . . . IT " 1.00 4r. Declaratory bt.itement. . iriClSIM ) Soldier's D. S 13 " 1.1)0 ) AFFIDAVITS. 4 IKS Non-Mineral 15 Ct . , 1.00 { -07 : : Timber Culture-Entry. . . 1" " IM I-M ? { Hompst/wl Entry . . . 13 " 1 W ) MV ) Coniiiintniicii.Hd 15 " 1.00 4-070 J'inul. Home-tend 15 " 1.00 4-07 : . ' Contest , Homes-toad. . , . 2 > 2.00 1-OM ) Contest. Timber Cultuit * . i" " -.CO M > Hoim-t'd. under See.'JSU 15 ' 1.00 Service Letter 10 " .75 [ Fervicc Notice 10 " .75 ; NOTICES. l 4-.T17 For I'Hblieation 15 Ct.1.00 4Hd ; ; Int. to Prove Up. . . . 15 " 1.00 4l'reU 13 " J.0.1 4 3li > Timhcr-Ctiltuic.conical Jj " 1.00 pncors. 4-3C'i Homestead Final 50 Cts. , 5-500 4-374u. Prc-Einption Final. . . . 50 " 3.00 MISCELLANEOUS Helinqnishments. Q LEGAL BLANKS. CONVEYANCING. fcOl Warranty Deed ( half-slicet ) . . . . F ? 05 SpecialVsuT.intyDeed F tOfl ] 5ond lor ieed F Nl'i iVmt Chum Deed 1 * M2 Mortgtixu Deed ( snoit form ) . F S15 ilort iiifc Jieedtwith Intel e t and In bimince Cla'-'se D SIS Release of ilort UKC ( short lorm ) It Wrt Assignment ot Mortf'UKU ! > hort tormj U tel LccifU F KJ2 Mechanic'-Lien F MISCELLANEOUS. HOI Chnttel Mortusc : iloinr form ) F inc. Chattel MortniK < ? F s ; Chattel Mortxie iMiort iornu F rot Chattel Moitjrase F Ni5 Hill ot bale F 'M Articles -Ajncement F Township Plats , 17A14 D 014 SoldierV Dipchaigetwo ( colors H i5 ! Power of Attorney. General F ftO Agreement tor IJniliKny 1) NOTARY. 701 Prote = t and Orijnnal I ! Notary Puliiic f'ee card COUNTY CLERK. 27 Certificates ol Election (3 ( colors ) D 7 Petition for License to bell Liquor C 15 Oflicial Uond C ii Liquor License ! ' DISTRICT COURT. 101 Summons ( original ) I ; IDS Siihpieiuiiortelnui ) r . " > 0 Declaration of Intention. . . " C | 131 Final P.spers ( one color ) K COUNTY COURT.--PnO8ATC. tc 12.5 Mcrria e Cemfk-ate ( three colori. . F tcP Contract for S.ile of Heal Estate F P ; "BEGGS' CHESBY COUGH SYETIP R fs a perfect succiss. " is what we hear on nil idesby those who have used it and Hnd ita-J certain cure forcoiiKhs. colds ami all broiicr > rronbles. For sale by if. A. Spoidlng and/ . f 3reen. I STOCK ( SnccossorS to E. D. Webster. ) ' , , Horses branded on left hip or left shoulder. P. O. address , Estelle , Huycs county.arnl Beat- 1 i rice. Nob. JJange. Stlnk- rtintr Water and French- irman creeks , Cliaso Co. , f Nebraska. Brand as cut on side ot someanimals , on hip and bides of some , or any- iv here on the-animal. STOKKS & TKOTEJ. P.O. address.Cu .co. llaje--count\.S ! > Itun o : UfdV..l.j . \ \ crcok. atiove Car100 Stock liraiMi d tit , ahovu Alt.o run the hr/.y CM hrnml. i HKXUY T. Postoflice.Osborn. Xcb. Kitngp : lied Willow . in S. W. corner of f I'ronticr county. Cattle branded 0 L 0 \ ij-JU right side. Also , an looter crop on right ear undor crop , on left. Al&o. run O I-rand on riirht shoulder. Horses br.tii'lcd 8 ° nght fchouldc'r. Postolfice address , Coolc. XebrasK-a. UancJ , : Vnu southwest of McCook , on the Dnttwood. Stock branded AJ on tlie lelt hip. PAXTOX C'ALTLK CO. J 15. Mt > nVK , General Manager. Postollice address , Mc- ih. At on the UH frenchman Uiver , Chu&e jcounty. Nebraska. Stock branded as above : . , so 717 on left side ; 7 -tjxj-i gcJs on tlie r'Sht hip and lon the ni'i'iii ) ini-r ; L on left shoulder and X on lelt jaw. Hail under-crop left ear , and Mjnaie-ciop ntrlit ear "sPuTxiTni BEKlJATTLE CO. J. D. WvL'soiiN. Vice President and Supt. P.O. address. Indiano- , Neir.iba. ] Kauffo : Uepuhlican \ alley , oast of Dry Creek , and near head of rin Creek , in Chase , Nebr.iska. EATON BROS. & CO. - address. McCook. 11 . ' I Cattle branded on left hip. Also , ] Q. 5 } an.l . Ii ; i i 11 brands on Icfthip. Horses branded the same on left shoulder. JOHN F. BLACK. Urerdor ot IMPROVED Srip.ui' Uclane. Meri no and Sonth- down. Person al inspection ard corres pondence fcO- licited. AdUtcs him at Itt-d Willow Nebraska. AHY In need of . : jood liniment , please call at stoir-aml prct.i hottle of 15i ( .f/hTitopiCAiVoti > ne of tin-most p < riect medicines ever pro- hied. an.l warranted to cure scald's burns rui c - eic..amt r.li > ve pain of all kinde. For alo hj M. A. bpitW.nsr and S. L. Green. Denver to Cl ica o , Denver to f Gty ! , 3erjyer to Oma L. , O cha to Chicago , Kansas G y to Chicaf - Onikha to St. BEST L I- , - SURSLOW LOW RATES BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. il-i Throush tickets over the Eurllng- o.n Rcute.are for sole by tho Union acKic , Denver & . 5uo Grande and II oihcr princ'pal rait ways , and y allagents f of tf-.e " Surlington iCU cO For further inrorrr.ation , apply to v ny agent , or to , P. S. EUSTiS , Gen'l T'k't Ag't , < / OiIAILVXEB. g
