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EaglUh UrlHklnj Songs.
The best of the English drinkiDgeongs
were written by the dramatists of the
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seventeenth century , men who trolled
ont their vigorous sentiments , linked
sweetly together in flowing verse , with
out the smallest thought cr fear of
shocking anybody. Frankly indecorous ,
they invite the whole wide world to
drink with th.em , to empty the brim
ming tankard passed from hand to hand
• and to reel home through the frosty
streets , where the watchman grins at
their unsteady steps , and quiet sleepers ,
awakened from dull dreams , echo with
drowsy sympathy the last swelling cadence -
denco of their uproarious song. Where
there is no public sentiment to defy
even bacchannlian rioters and baccha-
nnlian verses c aso to be defiant. What
admirable good temper and sincerity in
Fletcher's generous importunity !
Drink today and drown all Borrow ;
You huall perhaps not do it tomorrow.
Best , while you have it , use your hreath ;
There in no drinking after death.
Then let uh swill , boys , for our health.
Who drinks well loves the commonwealth ,
And ho that will to Led go sober
Falls with the leaf , still in October.
Upon this song successive changes
have been sung , until now its variations
are bewildering , and to it we owe the
ever popular and utterly indefensible
glee roared out for generations by many
a lusty tavern chorus :
He who goes to bed and goes to bed sober
Falls as the leaves do and dies in October ,
But he who gc"s to bed and goes to bed mellow
Lives as ho oaght to do and dies an honest
follow.
Agues Kepplier in Atlantic.
Solidified Fctrolemu.
The claim some time ago set forth by
Paul d'Humy , a French naval officer ,
of having originated a process for the
successful solidification of petroleum
for commercial and industrial purposes
has been further explained by him.
From this account , summarized in The
Progressive Age , it appears that heavy
common oil has been converted by this
inventor into a solid block , as hard as
the hardest coal , burning slowly , giv
ing oil an intense heat and showing
not the slightest sign of melting , a ton
of such fuel representing as many as 30
tons of coal , and the space occupied by
ono ton of it being about three cubic
feet , as against the large space required
for the coal. At a recent gathering of
experts , M. d'Humy exhibited samples
of the article and experimented with
them. On the table were several cakes
of the solidified petroleum and of low
grade oils of various sizes and shapes ,
and in addition to the cakes there were
samples of the same fuel in dry powder
and paste , the petroleum powder and
paste mixed together and pressed form
ing a homogeneous mass , with a great
specific gravity , hard almost as stone ,
and , when burning , giving off a flaiuo t
800 times its own volume and a heat
well nigh as great as oxygen. Tests to
determine the production of smoke or
smell failed to indicate the emanation
of either of these. ! |
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Time to Call a Halt.
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The vital statistics cleric felt rather
than heard his visitor enter the office. '
He looked up from the desk and beheld
a cadaverous and woebegone individual ,
in whose eyes was the feverish glitter j ( 1
of ono to whoso lids sleep cometh not. j
"Poor commission three doors to the
right , " said the official glibly.
"I don't want the poor commission.
I want to see you , " said the intruder ,
with something very like defiance in
his voice and yet with that undertone
of despair t at aroused the sympathy of
the clerk. j 1 ,
"And what can I do for you ? " asked ,
the latter. j
"It isn't what you can do for me , but
what I can do for you , " responded the
visitor. "I've been trying to do alto
gether too much , and I've got to have a
rest. I don't belong to no union , and
I'm willin to work overtime when it's
necessary , but I'll be blamed if you
ain't trottin rue a heat that 'ud distance -
tance anybody but me. I've got to have
shorter hours and a day off once in ,
awhile , an if I don't get 'em , I'll quit ,
see ? "
"But my dear sir , I never saw you I
before. I never employed you. Who are
you , anyway ? "
"Me ? Oh , I ain't anybody but Heart
Failure. That's who I be , au I mean
what I say. " Detroit News.
The Telephone Ear.
A German newspaper asserts that
about 80,000 of the inhabitants of Ber
lin hear considerably better with their
left ear than with their right. This has I
been observed in continually increasing
measure for 15 years. When the cause
was sought for , it appeared that those
who are thus affected are frequent users
of the telephone. The listening part of
the instrument is generally held in the
left hand and put to the left ear , while
the right hand is often used in taking
notes , eta In the cuse3 observed the
subjects heard the slightest sound
through the telephone with their left
ears , but could understand little or I
nothing if the instrument were put to
their right ears. It is therefore con
cluded that the telephone has au appre
ciably stimulating effect on the auditory
nerves , and the rccommendaticn is
made that the instrument be used alter
nately at the right and left ear.
Overdone.
Dukane I don't know how you came
to lose money in that scheme. You told ,
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mo it was a rare investment.
Gaswell The investment may have I
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been a rare one , but I was well done
before I got through with it. Pittsburg
Chronicle.
It is said that the first book printed
in this country from stereotype plates
was a ca'cechism by a Mr. Watts. This
work was issned in New York in the
year 1818 and was compiled for the
benefit of the children of several New
York churches.
A bushel of sweet potatoes equals 46
pounds in Iowa and 56 pounds in most I
of the other states. I
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I I * SupAvatUIou * Aboat Thirteen.
Augustiu Daly , of whoso company
Mr. James Lewis was a member forever
over 25 years , sai 'd of him : "It is a co
incidence that he was buried on , Sept.
18 , for he always had the strongest fear
of the number 18 and of Friday. I don't
know that he was a superstitious-
in other respects , though , no doubt , ho
would object to humming the Macbeth
music in the theater , but ho had great
fears on that point. He never wanted
to begin anything on the 18th of the
month or on Friday. If I had a new
part to give him and it would natural
ly be delivered to him on either of those
days ho would ask me not to let him
have it until the next day or to give it
to him on the day before. I don't know
that ho had ever Buffered any misfortune
on either of these days to confirm him
in his fears.
"My own experience has been quito
the reverse of unlucky with regard to
them. Some of my most successful sea
sons have been begun on Friday , and
he made ono of his own greatest suc
cesses in a part which he played for the
first time on the 13th of the month. It
was Sept. 13 , too , the date of his burial ,
and it was the beginning of Miss Clara
Morris under my engagement , when ho
played Sir Patrick Lundy in "Man and
Wife. " The fear of No. 18 extended
, further than this. Mr. Lewis would
i ' never sleep in room 18 at a hotel. Ho
would rather walk the floor of some
other room all night without a bed.
And ho would r.ever accept section No.
18 in a sleeping car. That or stateroom
No. 18 on a steamer was in his mind a
! positive invitation to disaster. The per
son on whom the duty devolved of ar
ranging the details of Mr. Daly's rouis
had to remember that and look out for
it. " Troy Times.
I He Asked Too Much.
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The waiter accidentally jogfjed the
elbow of the man eating breakfast in
the restaurant.
The morsel that he was about to consume -
sumo fell to the floor.
The next moment he gave a startled
cry and turned deathly palo.
All was confusion.
' The proprietor and the occupants of
the other tables jumped up and rushed
to his assistance.
His face bad assumed a bluish hue ,
which was quickly followed by a green
ish color and then by a purplifcii tinge.
The case looked serious , for he was
evidently apoplectic.
i Finally , to the relief cf all , ho was
resuscitated.
All demanded an explanation.
"I am subject to heart disease , " heat
at length exclaimed , "and any severe
shock is likely to kill me. It's a won
der I'm alive to tell the tale. "
"What tale ? " they asked eagerly.
1
"Heavens , gentlemen ! " he replied ,
as his cheeks blanched at the recollec
tion , "you'll hardly believe me , but I
swear on my oath that when the waiter
knocked that piece of bread and butter
out of my hand it fell to the floor
with the butter side up. "
The others surveyed him pityingly.
"Something has affected his brain , "
they whispered one to the other. "Such
a thing is unheard cf. It could never
have happened. "
One by one they drew away and left
him alone. New York World.
Gained His Point.
In the days when her majesty went
down to Windsor by road she liked to
be driven at a rapid pace a little too
fast to please her escort , especially the
officers who rode their own horses. A
gallant captain , afterward a renowned
M. P. , was one day in command and
riding at the head of his troop. Just in
front of him , with his back to the horses
of the carriage , sat the Prince of Wales ,
then a small child. The captain , direct
ly the party started , lifted his hand and
shook his fist in the little prince's face.
The prince roared with fright , and his
royal mother , quite ignorant of the
cause , took him on her lap to pacify
him. When the prince was quiet and
resumed his seat , the captain again
shook his fist , and this was repeated all
the way down to Windsor. At the end
of the journey the queen learned exactly
what had occurred and issued her com
mand that the officer should never com
mand her escort again. This was just
what the captain hoped would happen.
St. James Gazette.
His Preference.
Her father is a physician and an ad
mirer of culture. But he grows weary
now and then of hearing Mabel play
scales and five finger exercises. After a
half hour of work from her exercise
book she turned and said :
"Father , I have taken up the study
of theory. "
"Have you ? "
"Yes. This , "she went on , striking
a chord , "is a tonic. "
"Mabel , " he answered in a tone of
patience sorely tried , "I'm ever so much
obliged , but I don't think that is what
I need. But if you had a sedative that
you could try on me I'd appreciate it
more than tongue can tell. " Washing
ton Star.
The Safety Point In Floors.
Probably less is known by architects
and structural engineers regarding the
safety of floors than of any other portion
tion of a building. The relative cost of
the steel beams in a floor , as compared
with the terra cotta or other filling , has
caused some builders to go to an ex-
tremo in increasing the spans between
beams , thus greatly increasing the risk
of destruction by fire , even though there
may be ample strength in the absence
of fire. Engineering News.
IJnllded Better Than He Knew.
Mrs. Jackson I thought you told me
you trimmed that hat yourself. I'm
sure it is just as stylish as if it had been
done by a high priced milliner.
Mrs. Johnson ( complacently ) Yes , I
think it has a stylish look myself. You
see , my husband sat down on it acci
dentally after I had got done and gave
it exactly the right twist. Boston
Courier.
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A Itllnd Bargainer.
Shoppers in one of the big ptorwi
down town last bargain day curiously
watched the movements of a blind
woman at the dress goods counter. She
was about 80 years old , her face show
ing great intelligence and refinement.
She was richly dressed for the street ,
and a girl about 20 .years old accompa
nied her.
The blind woman examined the fab
rics placed before her by passing them
through her hands. She depended upon
her own sense of touch apparently , for
she seldom spoke to her companion , and
then only in answer to questions. She
appeared to be quito critical , and before
she made her selection the counter was
piled high with patterns of all kinds.
After she had examined a large num-1
ber of pieces she took up ono of the
first that had been shown her and de
cided to buy it.
When the clerk had measured it , she
verified the length herself by measur
ing it with her outstretched arms.
Seemingly satisfied that the piece con
tained as much as she had bargained
for , she took a transfer ticket and went
to the counter where trimmings are
sold. There she selected the material
with which to finish her dress , , examin
ing the laces and other delicate fabrics
most critically.
After the blind woman had left the
8toro the floor manager said her shopping -
ping was not an unusual thing. She
was but ono of the many blind custom
ers who came into the store regularly.
This woman , ho said , was not only able
to make the nicest discrimination in
the matter of trimmings , but so delicate -
cato was her touch she could often dis
tinguish colors. Ho added , however ,
that she never depended entirely upon
her touch in matching shades , but veri
fied her selections with the eyes of the
clerk and her companion. Chicago
Tribune.
Joan of Arc Before the Judges.
The questions addressed to Joan and
her answers day by day have been trans-1
mitted in the records of the court. To
read them is to understand tiie brutal
ferocity with which she was tortured ,
until , turning on her accuser , she cried : j
"You call yourself my judgo. Bo care * I
ful what you do , for I am indeed sent
by the Lord , and you place yourself in
great danger. "
To answers almost sublime succeeded
answers filled with naive ingenuity.
Questions were plied , traitorously con
ceived , concerning the visions which
had come to her and the celestial voices
which she heard and which throughout
her mission had counseled and guided
her. But on this point she was firmly
silent. It was as though it were a se
cret which she was forbidden to betray.
She consented to take an oath to speak
nothing but the truth ; but , concerning j
her visions , she made a reservation , I
"You could cut my head off before I
would speak , " she protested. At night ,
in the darkness of her dungeon , St.
Catherine and St. Margaret appeared
to her , and celestial voices comforted
her. She avowed that she had seen
them "with the eyes of her body * * *
and when they leave me , " she added ,
"I wish that they would take me with
them. " "The National Hero of
France , " by Maurice Boutet doMonvel , j
in Century.
Block Island. \
The hum of the spinning wheel ia j
still a familiar sound on Block island , a
quaint and interesting resort in summer I
and a miniature world in winter , in' '
which the habits and customs are these |
of 150 years ago. The island is 15 miles ,
off the Rhode Island shore and almost
directly south of stormy Point Judith. |
There are times during the winter 1
when the wind sweeps across the tree- J
less land at a velocity of 84 miles an j
hour , and women take their lives in
their hands when they venture out of
doors. The isolation of the island is al
most complete.
John Schofield established the first ,
woolen mill in Connecticut near Oak-
dale , where the carding was done by
power cards. In 1798 the Block island
ers began to send wool to the mill to bo
carded into rolls , and generation after
generation have kept up the practice.
Formerly many bags of grain accompa
nied the wool , and grist and woolen
mills were kept running day and night ,
while the fishermen and farmers enjoy
ed themselves in the quiet Connecticut
village until the work was done. New
York Herald.
Hard on Mothers-in-law.
In the islands of New Britain a man
must not speak to his mother-in-law.
Not only is speech forbidden to this rel
ative , but she must bo avoided , and if
by any chance the lady is met the son-
in-law must hide himself or cover his
face. Suicide of both parties is the out
come if the rule is broken. One of the
English missionaries tried to get the
natives' ideas of an oath , and he found
the most solemn asseveration among
them was , "If I am not telling the
truth , I hope I may touch the hand of
mother-in-law. " Pearson's
my Maga
zine.
Julian Hawthorne.
Julian Hawthorne is the son of Naj j
thaniel Hawthorne. He was born in j
1846 , but he does not show his 50 years. J
When ho was a boy of 7 , some lady's re
mark on the fact that ho was "weak
chested" Ftung him , and he determined
to make that comment impossible in
the future. How well he succeeded is
evidenced by the fact that while ho
was in college his chest measure was 48
inches , and it is well known that the
late John C. Heenan , the pugilist , ad
vised the young man to enter the prize
ring.
Long Headed.
First Lady I don't see how you can
afford to let your lodgers owe you sev
eral weeks' rent.
Second Lady Well , it's like this.
When they're in debt it affects their ap
petites they never like to ask for a
second helping so it comes cheapest in
the end. Loudon Tit-Bits.
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i fsl two ounce bag , and two p ijf , H
ftf coupons inside each four jr Rla frwoll' Vll ' |
slsl MICimilf Oil \
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si | ounce bag of Blackwelrs m g | i H
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J3 liable presents and how V _ - Im H
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Scaly eruptions on the head , chapped hand *
and lips , cuts , bruises , icalds , burns nrequick-
j ly cured by DeWitt's Witch IL-uel Salve , it
is at present the article most used for piles ,
1 and it always cures them. A. McMillenDrug
gist.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers ,
The famous little pills.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
I > y virtue of an order of sale issued from the
district court of Red Willow county , Nebraska ,
1 under a decree , in an action wherein Guy Lilly
j , as administrator de bonis non with the will
I annexed of the estate of Thomas Lonergan ,
deceased , is plaintiff , and Barbara Stevens is
defendant , to me directed and delivered , I
I I shall expose to public sale , and sell to the
highest bidder for cash , at the door of the city
hall in the city of McCook , Red Willow coun-
ty , Nebraska , on Monday , December 21 , 1806 ,
at the hour of one o'clock , p in. , the following
described real estate , to-wit : The northeast
quarter of section number twenty-one. in
township number one , north of range number
thirty , west of the Cth p. in. Dated November
19 , ib'96. J. K. Nr.Ei. . Sheriff.
W. S. Morlan , Attorney. Nov.20-5t.
C FKEE EDUCATION. ;
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An education at IIar\.ird. Yale , or another ' ,
college or institution of leaniiii } ; in the I'nitfd j
States , or in the New England C011s.erv.U0rj of
J Music , can he secured by any \oun man or J
5 woman who it. in earnest. "Write for particulars
limicklj. JAXtl'S 1) . HALL ,
y > iSrooinfield Street , Boston , Mass. J
j Farmer's Sons j
< , C r f\ * l" w' " employ you at $50 per I
J ) s ( _ ) month. Write quickly. ' \ I
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FARINGTON POWER ,
LAWYER.
J ? l'ractice in all the courts. Collections. ,
Notary Public. Upstairs in the Spearman '
building , McCook , Nebraska.
JOHN E. KELLEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McCook , Nebraska.
JS Agent of Lincoln Land Co. Office
Rear of First National bank.
J7 B. BALLARD ,
® DENTIST. ©
All dental work done at our office is guar
anteed to be first-class. We do all kinds of
Crown , Bridge and Plate Work. Drs. Smith
& Bellamy , assistants.
iMRS. E. E. UTTER.j.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR.
Piano , Organ , Guitar and Banjo ;
VOICE TRAINING A SPECIALTY.
• Studio Rear of C. L. DeGroff & Co.
W. V. GAGE ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
McCook. Nebraska.
: S"Oftice hours 9 to 11 a. m. , 2 to 5 and
7 to 9 p. m. Rooms Over the First National
bank. Night calls answered at the office.
J. A. GUNN ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
McCook , Nebraska. [ 1
S Ohiee Over C A. Leach's jewelry store. I
Residence 701 Main street. Prompt atten
tion given to all calls.
ELMER ROWELL ,
Real EstateCollections , Insurance
McCook. Nebraska.
ISfNotary Public. East Dennison street.
ANDREW CARSON
Proprietor
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We respectfully solicit your business ,
and guarantee pure milk , full measure , j
and prompt , courteous service. I 1
Julius Ktlnert ,
Carpet Laying ,
Carpet Cleaning.
2xf l am still doing carpet laying , carpet
cleaning lawn cutting and similar work. See
or write me before giving such work. My
charges are very reasonable. Leave orders at •
Tribune office. JULIUS KUNERT.
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Cured-by Bioco-Curo and Cniried |
Thirty Pounds. M
From hundreds of testimonials , the originals' ot | H
which are on tile and open to inspection , the fol H
lowing is presented : |
Clayton , Xevaila Co. , Ark. , Jan. 2S. H
KureUa Chemical .t Mfg. Co. , Ii Crosse , Wis.- J
Gentlemen : For forty years I used tobacco in ill. H
its forms. For twenty-live years of that time I H
was a great sufferer from general debility and hetrt H
disease. For fifteen years I tried to ' ( put , but |
couldn't. I took various remedies , among o'hers , H
'Xo-To-IJac , " "The Indian Tobacco Antidote , " M
"Double Chloride of Gold , " etc. . etc. , hut none of |
them did me the least hit of good. Finally how't H
ever , I purchased a box of > our "Bacco-Curo" ai.d H
it has entirely cured me of the habit in all its forms , M
and I have increased thirty pounds in weight and H
am relieved ot all the numerous aches and painiof H
body and mind. I could write a quire of paper up |
on my changed feelings and condition. |
Yours respectfully , I * . II. Makuuky , M
i'astor C. I * . Church , Clayton , Ark. H
Sold by alldruggistsatSr.ooperhox ; threeboxe * , H
( thirty days treatment ) S-.50 , with written guaran M
tee , or sent direct upon receipt of price. Write for B
booklet and proofs. Kurcka Chemical is Mfg. Co. , 't l
Ii Crosse , Wis. , and Ho.ston , Mass. I I H
J. S. McBRAYEK , = )9 )
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J-KOI'RIETOR OK TIIK
McCook Transfer Line. ;
BUS , BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS.
25irQOrily furniture van in the fl
city. Also have a first class house I
moving outfit. Leave orders for jfl
bus calls at Commercial hotel or |
at office opposite the depot. "
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Gdase Go. Land and Cm Stock Go. m
Horees branded on lett hip or leitdtiiiuldur ' M
WS _ Chase county , and Beat H
Kf > | Stinkinir Water and ' the M
HELAdf Frenchman creeks. Id H
BHM * lPT Cbiiee county. Nebraska. < H
_ JK " ] K | Brand as cut on HldooT > H
.jjgj gWJS Ll omeuriimuls.ori htpand ' r 1
where on the animal. |
R. A- COLE , * 9
LKADIXG M
MERCHANT TAILOR M
OF McCOOK , M
Has just received a new stock of OLOTH1 H
ind TRIMMINGS. If you want a xood St- |
ting lult made at the very lowest price * fo /9 |
good work , call on him. Shop ur t door wcii * ' M
of Barnett'a Lumber Office , oa D nniioa H
itreet. H
R-I-P-A-N-S /
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- . The modern stand- H
g ard Family Medifl
w cine : Cures theCW
common every-day > M
J "Is of humanity. ' M
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