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M By F. M. K1MMELL.
H $1.60 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
B Many PopuliBts feel "called" 1
H go to Lincoln , but few tire chose
H to bold office.
H Now that our earthly banks ar
H getting it in the isthmuB bo bar
H perhaps more treasures will b
H laid up in heaven. Eh ?
H Pinguee simplicity should be
H come popular , these piping times
H His inauguration as governor o
H Michigan was attended by th
H most meagre display.
H The undertaker seems to be tin
H only man that is being benefite <
H by the recent numerous heavy ban ]
H failures , which are making leai
H wallets and fat graveyards. Aim
H this recalls the old ill-wind cod.
H The souvenir edition of thi
H Grand Island Daily Independent
H issued New Year day , is acompre
H hensive beauty , and makes a strong
H showing for one of Nebraska's mu
B nicipal jewels , besides being a cred
H it to its enterprising publishers.
B The fight is now on between the
m sugar trust and the Arbuckles.
B Both are preeminent in their re-
H spective lines of business. Each
- has invaded the business of the
"Hi other. War to the death has been
* announced between these power-
M ful monopolies , and may the devil
K get the hindmost.
Hf These hard times show indica-
H tious of going to the bottom of
H | things. And after it is all over
B the fortunate few will be immens-
B ly richer and in Bhape to augment
Ht their holding ; while the uufortu-
H ! nate many will find the burdens
Hi of life heavier and a competency
m more difficult to gain. Thus runs
H the world away.
ft Two years ago Nebraska was
B suffering from a long drouth , and
m fiie legislature appropriated § 150-
m 000 for the relief of farmers , and
B there were prophets who foretold
B of the ruin of Nebraska. This
B year she r.eports her crop of corn
H alone at 350,000,000 bushels. NeB -
B braska is liable to disaster , but it
B is a great state. Inter Ocean.
B We violate no confidence in stat-
Bj ing that by a tacit understanding
B the Populists have agreed to leave
Bj their horns and barbed tails and
B cloven hoofs at home , when they
M march upon the state capital , this
m winter , out of respect for their
H more timid Eepublican friends ,
m and especially in consideration for
B the numerous statesmen out of
H Over-capitalization or what
H is more commonly called watered
H stock is one of the most fruitful
E sources of discontent. Of course
B it is difficult to gather precise in-
B formation about such matters ; but
B this fact rather than being offered
B as an excuse for not carefnf y in-
B vescigating the generally accepted
B theory , presents the stronger ar-
B gument that the public is entitled
B to , should receive and will only be
B satisfied with exact and reliable
B data. The producer and laborer
B should only be required to pay
B fair earnings on actual money in-
B vested in any given enterprise , in-
B • dividual or corporate. More is
B robbery and oppression.
B The ° ld wav ° delivering messages by post-
H boys compared with the modern telephone ,
j illustrates the old tedious methods of "break-
m ing" colds compared with their almost instan-
H [ taneous cure by One Minute Cough Cure. A.
m McMillen , Druggist.
The U. S. senatorship contest
in Pennsvlvania amounts to a
m
"holy show" , with Wannamaker ,
Quay , Magee , Penrose et al. in
the leading roles.
They are still having more poli
tics up in Hayes county than any
other place this side the sombre
shades of sheol ; with Judge Abbott
manipulating the pitchfork. Pol
itics is a staple article up there all
seasons.
The disturbed state of confi
dence and prosperity reminds us of
the condition of affairs discovered
by the dove released from the ark ,
"once upon a time" , as the story
writer puts it : There doesn't seem
to be any place for confidence and
prosperity to rest.
President-elect McKinley
does not seem to be doing any
thing to satisfy the public curios
ity as to who will compose his
cabinet. It may be assumed that
his cabinet will embrace what is
best , conservative and representa
tive in Republicanism. And for
the present the matter will have
to rest here.
ASH CREEK.
News is as scarce as hen's teeth.
Those gentle zephyrs , how em
bracing.
Mr. Evans of the Hatfield rand
is paying 16 cents for corn.
School opened , Monday morn
ing , after two weeks of holiday va
cation.
Fritsch Bros , of Indianola arc
in the neighborhood with their al
falfa huller.
Sheriff Neel and wife spent New
Year day at the residence of W.
P. Burns , as did I. E. Neel and
wife also.
W. D. Williams and wife at
tended the golden wedding anni
versary of Mrs. Williams' parents ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pvittenberg , Wed
nesday.
The Burk school will continue
; lieir vacation indefinitely , owing
to the teacher , John Beck , receiv
ing serious injuries by a horse
ialling on him.
Corn shelling has been the or-
Jer of the day in this neighbor-
lood , the past week. J. W. War-
ield and Henry Schamel each hav-
ng had the services of Jno. Gehr-
ng and his corn sheller.
Cecil Matthews is visiting on
he creek preparatory to leaving
or Marshall county , Kansas , on a
isit to his parents , where he will
emain till his rheumatic affliction
lermits him to assume laborious
luties again.
Kev. Morris , who formerly re-
ided here but now of Summer-
ield , Kansaswrites back to friends
lore that he is greatly pleased
71th the country , crops are abun-
ant , work plenty , and social and
hurch circles are attractive feat-
ires.
"My daughter , when recovering from an at-
ick of fever , was a great sufferer from pain
l the back and hips" , writes Louden Grover
f Sardis , Ky. "After using quite a number
f remedies without any benefit she tried one
ottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm , and it has
iven entire relief" . Chamberlain's Pain Balm
; also a certain cure for rheumatism. Sold by
. . W. McConnell & Co. . Druggists.
Try that 15 cent box
> aper at The Tkibune
> ffice. Worth 25 cts.
Use cheaper grades.
"Excuse me" , observed the man in specta-
es. "but I am asurgeon , and that is not where
le liver is" . "Never you mind where his liver
" , retorted the other. "If it was in his big toe
r his left ear DeWitt's Little Early Risers
ould reach it and shake it for him. On that
) u can bet your gig-lamps" . A. McMillen ,
ruggist.
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COLEMAN.
Ira Divine went to Driftwood ,
Sunday a week.
Mary Marsh of McCook was
out here , Tuesday. * "
H. B.Wales shelled 295 bushels
of corn , last Saturday a week.
Ellis Divine and wife of Drift
wood spent Christmas with friends
here.
Harvey and Worth Coleman of
McCook spent last week in this
town.
Anna Irwin opened school at the
Coleman school house , Monday
morning , of last week.
Harry and Mabel Wales spent
four days , recently , on Driftwood ,
visiting their sister , Mrs. Hattie
Divine.
Sam McClain may plant 900
acres of corn in the • spring as a
bran splinter new n n busker ar
rived at his home , recently.
A , very successful terra of school
in district 74 closed Dec. 24 The
pupils made unusual rapid pio-
ress. Miss Annie 'Irwin under
stands the art of teaching.
Lawyer Moore and Wm. Huber
sf McCook were in this town. , last
Sunday a week , but arrived too
ate for Sunday school , and too
mrly for theToung Peoples' meet-
The Y. P. S. C. E. elected offi-
jers , last Sabbath evening , as fol-
ows : Wm. Coleman , president ;
3ert Wales , vice-president ; Alice
3ole , recording secretary ; Viola ,
Corner , corresponding secretary , -
nd Clara Bixler , treasurer.
Wm. Coleman is is receipt of i
letter from North Dakota whicl
says : "We had a blizzard , las
Thanksgiving week , and elevei
persons that I know of were froz
en to death. The oldppt residem
here laid in a straw stack frou :
Wednesday to Saturday withonl
freezing. A week ago he left the
county for good , and I will follow
suit just as soon as I can gel
away" .
When school closed in distnc
58 , three window lights were bro
ken. There were two weeks of
vacation and now one week of
school and slill thp lights are
not in. Another thing needed and
badly needed is kindling. There
is no kindling at the school house.
What is the matter with the di
rector ? We are not accustomed
to such slackness in this district
and hope the director will wake
up and get a ten-cent rustle on
himself , aud attend to his busi
ness promptly in the future as
director.
Mothers whose children are troubled with
bad colds , croup or whooping cough will do
well to read what Dr. R. E. Robey of Olney ,
Mo. , says on this subject. He writes : "For
years we have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy , and always keep it in the house. It
is regarded in our family as a specific for all
kinds of colds and coughs" . The 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by L. W. McConnell &
Co. , Druggists.
TYRONE.
Mosquitoes are a pest.
C. S. Blair lost four cattle eating corn
stalks.
Mrs. Kimpton has been quite sick , but
is better.
Mrs. Kite of Bartley visited friends j
iere a few days days last week.
Our local weather prophet predicts a
: olds February and a late spring.
W. O. Dodds was called home from
Kansas by the sudden death of his little
soy.
Our Jim is talking strong of going to
2uba to help the people there gain their
ndependence.
The progressive ladies of Westfield.Ind. , is-
ued a "Woman's Edition" of the Westfield
tfews , bearing date of April 3 , 1896. The
) aper is filled with matter of interest to women ,
tnd we notice the following from a correspon-
lent , which the editors printed , realizing that
t treats upon a matter of vital importance to
heir sex : "The best remedy for croup , colds
md bronchitis that I have been able to find
s Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For family
ise it has no equal. 1 gladly recommend it" .
and 50 cent bottles for sale by L. W. Mc
Donnell & Co. , Druggists.
3ne Minute Cough Cure , cures.
That is what it was made ( or.
The length of life may be increased by less-
ning its dangers. The majority of people die
rom lung troubles. These may be averted
y promptly using One Minute Cough Cure.
i. McMillen , Druggist.
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DANBURY.
How is this for cold weather ?
P. J. Bastinn is putting up ice , this
week.
Mail train going east , Wednesday
morning at 5.
Phillip Gliem is having rock hauled
for his new house.
Chas. Gentry moved his house on lots
11 south part of town.
W. K. Rollings was doing business in
) ur town , Tuesday.
Have any of you broken your resolu-
ions beginning the 1st ?
C. II. Oman is painting his new drug
tore at Lebanon , this week.
C. Wise purchased 46 acres of Lincoln
. .and Co. , Monday , at 35 per acre.
J. E. Dolph visited his old time friend
vlder Mayo at Beaver City , last week.
Ed. Smith and Win. Gibson left , Tues-
ay , for the eastern part of this state to
buck corn.
John Smiley of the Omaha Live Stock
lommission Co. was visiting his brother
ieii , last week.
Simon Dow of Orleans , our former
rincipal here , spent last week visiting
'tends in Danbury.
Lebanon has an alleged attempted
ipe case , with Andrew McCart and
Its. Emberling as the principals.
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The old lady was right when she said th
child might die if they waited for the doctoi
She saved the little one's life with a few dose
of One Minute Cough Cure. She had used i
for croup before. A. McMillen , Druggist.
PROSPECT PARK.
O. L. Thompson was in McCookTues
day.
Sunday and Monday were genuine Ne
braska scorchers.
James Boatman was out from McCook
fore part of the week.
Eugene Dunham spent Tuesday after
noon -with R. M. Wade.
J. II. Wade had business at the seat of
county affairs , Tuesdaj- .
J. Pickrell is still confined to the house
with a severe attack of bronchitis.
Charles Boatman and L. A. Stephens
are working up wood on the Stewart
ranch , this week.
To cure all old sores , to heal an indolent
ulcer , or to speedily cure pilei- you need sim
ply apply DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve accord
ing to directions. Its magic-like action will
surprise you. A. McMillen , Druggist.
Begin the New Year
right by subscribing
for THE TRIBUNE.
Persons who are troubled with indigestion
will be interested in the experience of Wm.H.
Penn , chief clerk in the railway mail service
it Des Moines , Iowa , who writes : "It gives me
pleasure to testify to the merits of Chamber
lain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
For two years I have suffered from indiges-
: ion , and am subject to frequent severe attacks
if pain in the stomach and bowels. One or
.wo doses of this remedy never fails to give
oerfect relief" . Price 25 and 50 cents ; sold by
L. W. McConnell & Co. , Druggists.
Masquerade Ball.
The Brigade band will hold a masquer-
ide ball in the Workman temple hall ,
Wednesday evening , January 27th\vhich
promises to be one of the events of the
vinter.
For Rent.
320-acre farm , with good farm house
ind stabe. 165 acres under irrigation ,
jalance in pasture. C. H. Meeker ,
tf McCook , Neb.
Conductor C. W. Bronson , Engineer
x. R. Johnson and Brakeman B. L. Mc-
} arl returned from Iowa , Wednesday
light.
[ F. D. BUKGESS , 7
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I Steam Fitter ;
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1 Iron , Lead , and Sewer Pipe , Brass m
• Goods , Pumps , and BoilerTrimmings. Z
k Agent for Halliday , Waupun , Eclipse \
' Windmills. Basementof the Meeker9
f Phill ps building.
INDIANOLA.
Otto Grass and Arthur Crabtree wer
McCook pilgrims , Wednesday.
Miss Anna Holland was down fron
Denver , last week. She was a McCool
visitor , Saturday.
Commissioner James Robinson ha :
been in McCook , since Wednesday mom
ing , attending the board meeting.
County Attorney Keyes was in attend
nnce upon the board of commissioners a
thecaunty seat , close of this week.
John Beck is not able to resume hi ;
school in the Burk district , owing to his
severe injuries received by his horse fall
ing on him.
Hnrlow W. Keyes is the referee in the
ca e of J. II. Christner against Hayes
county which will be heard at McCook ,
next week. Itwill attract considerable
attention.
I. A. Sheridan telegraphed from Lin
coln , Wednesday , that he had been ap
pointed steward of the institute
for feeble minded at Beatrice. It
is a source of satisfaction to Ike'
friends Iiere , as well as a thorn in the
side of his opponents.
Push it Along.
There was a good attendance at lhe
neeting of the Star of Jupiter lodge , on
Monday evening , at which time all the
) fficers for the ensuing term were duly
nstalled. It will be learned with satis
action that the order has sustained no
leath loss during the year just closed.and
hat the order enters the new year with
iright prospects for a substantial growth
11 membership. And the order is enti
led to the greatest measure of success ,
s its plan is without a peer in its class.
Jext Monday evening , a short address
rill be given to set forth the leading feat-
res and preeminent advantages of the
rder , and every member should be pres-
nt. As the social success of the order
as in a measure overshadowed the busi-
ess aspect , we feel like suggeeting that
lis important feature be given the seri-
us thought it merits ; the result will be
le conclusion that the Star of Jupiter's
Ian is one of the most perfect m exist
ence. And it is worth remembering tha
if the order is given the proper encoui
agement by the people of McCook ther
is every reason to expect that the Sta
of Jupiter will in time become to McCool
what the Maccabees are to Port Huron
Mich. , or the Modern Woodmen to Ful
ton , 111. The retiring president , C. A
Ward , has rendered valuable services ii
the past term , and much may be expect
ed from the new president , H. G. Borne
man , present term.
Bimetallists Meet.
Pursuant to call a number of those fav
oring the coinage of silver 16 to 1 met in
the county judge's office , last Sasurda >
afternoon. I. M. Smith was chairman
and J.II. Bayston , sc-cretarj of the meet
ing. The following were cliosen dele
gates to the state convention , Lincoln ,
January 6 : J. II. Bayston , C. T. Brewer ,
I. A. Sheridan , C. J. Ryan , James Harris.
Messrs. Charles Boyle , Patrick Walsh
and Samuel Ellis were authorized to se
lect the remaining four delegates. H.H.
Pickens , Sidney Dodge , A. J. Ritten-
house , C.J. Ryan , Z. L. Kay were ap
pointed a committee to report a plan for
organizing the county in the interest of
16 to I , and the meeting adjourned to
meet in this city , January 16th at 1 p.m
Nothing Serious.
The controversy between M.J. Abbott
of the Hayes County Times and J. H.
Christner of the state central committee ,
culminated on last Friday evening in a
personal encounter , the exact details of
which are not easily ascertained from the
conflicting accounts in the local press.
However , Abbott came out of the fracas
with a sore head and Christner with a
bullet in his hip. And the Judge holds
the fort , while it is said that the commit
teeman expects to move elsewhere in the
lot distant future.
The Best Filed in Years.
It may be a source of some satisfaction
.0 the friends of State Treasurer Meserve
.0 learn that in passing upon his bond
jovernor Holcomb declared the state
reasurer's bond the best filed in years.
Inaugurated Yesterday.
The new state officers were duly inau
gurated 3'esterday.
Arrangements are being made to se-
: ure the services of Major Cole , an evan-
; elist , to conduct revival meetings here
11 the near future.
Mabel Wilcox of the class of ' 96 is as
sisting Mrs. Cordeal with the first grade ,
: ast.
The Baptists expect to occupy their
: hurch in about two weeks.
3hamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is unequalled for Eczema , Tetter , Salt-
iheumj Scald Head , Sore Kipples , Chapped
lands. Itching Piles , Burns , Froat Bites ,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eve Lids ,
• or sale by druggists at 25 cents per 'box.
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to hobse ownebs.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con-
ition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders
'hey tone up the system , aid digestion , cure
5ss of appetite , relieve constipation , correct
idney disorders and destroy worms , giving
ew life to an old or over-worked horse. 25
unts per package. For sale by druggists
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Denver and all points m , H
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Wednesdays and Fridays , J |
Imperial and intermediate H
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Sleeping , dining and reclining chair cars ' T 1
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and baggage checked to any point in the H
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For information , time tables , maps and jH
tickets , call on or write C.E. Magner , Age.nL. H
McCook , Nebraska , or J. Francis , Genera ) | H
Passenger Agent , Omaha , Nebraska. H
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION fl
THE. . H
BANK OF DANBURY 1
CHARTER NO. 117 , H
at Danbury , in the State of Nebraska , at H
the close of business , Dec. 31 , 1896. M
RESOURCES. j M
Loans and discounts S1O.063.05 "fc H
Overdrafts , secured and unsecured. . 15.37 SH
Stocks , bonds , securities , judgments , " I H
claims etc 1,09943 J M
Banking-house furniture and fixtures a O.bo H
Other real estate 750.00 H
Current expenses and taxes paid i.Cxjio : H
Checks and other cash items 20.8c H
Due from National , State and I'nv- " H
ate banks and bankers 2,435.26 H
Specie S2.104.2O / 1
Legal-tender notes 9O7.00 3,071.26 I 4 H
ToTAI 27.08479 * \ M
I.IAKII.ITIES. M
Capital stock paid in Si2ooooo H
undivided profits 1,881.01 H
Individual deposits subject |
to check S7,320.82 H
Demand certificates deposit. . 1,270.96 M
Time certificates of deposit. . 4,000.00 12,603.78 . H
Bills payable i.cqo.qq H
Totai 27.984.79 j H
State of Nebraska , County of Red Willow , ss H
I , T. E. McDonald , Cashier of theabove-nain H
ed bank , do solemnly swear that the above |
statement is true to the best of my knowledgi fl
and belief. T. E. McDonald. Cashier. H
Attest- \ li- KAi TO.v , Director. l H
" ( Clifford Naden , Director. M
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5tJ. 1
day of January , 1897. W.m. C. Shocki.ey , M
Justice of the Peac ? : . ' H
CO-OPERATIVE MINING AND DEVEL 1
OPM ENT COMPAN Y. H
Notice to delinquent stock holders : H
Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of | H
the Company will offer for sale , to the highest H
bidder for cash , at his office at McCook , Neb |
on the 15th day of January , 1897 , the following |
described shares of the capital stock of saitf H
Company , on which assessments remain de H
hnquent : H
Certificate No. Amount Du j |
12 , 1000 shares 3 70 00 H
15. 1000 shares l
9000 -i
16 , I0O0 shares 100 00 t l
t7. 500 shares 3000 - rf H
18 , 500 shares 2000 ' ] |
' 9 500 shares 3000 < |
22 , 500 shares 35 00 H
24 1000 shares 100 00 H
25. ioco shares 100 00 |
32 , . . . . 500 shares 2000 |
3-3 500 shares 4000 H
3g 500 shares 5000 , H
48 , 1000 shares 4000 ' H
5 ° . 1000 shares 3000 |
By order of the Board of Directors. H
NOTICE OF SUIT. j H
James Wright and William Wright will take 1
notice that on the 24th day of December , 1806 H
Elmer Row ell , a justice of the peace of Wil D
low Grove precinct , Red Willow county Neb I H
raska , issued an order of attachment for the H
sum of S90.00 , with interest at the rate of ten H
percent , per annum from April 27,1894 , in ar. M
iction pending before him , wherein Frank D H
ig ruS Pa"tff. , ! ? nd the said James Wright H
md William Wright are defendants ; that iJfH
property of the defendants , consisting of oni 4F H
keystone four-hole corn sheller and ont A M
: welve-horse improved Woodbury horse power M
md truck wagon , has been attached under ]
iaitl order. Said cause was continued to th- M
int. ° c , bruarv. 1S97. at ten o'clocka.m M
Uated December 31st , 1896. H
* * * * * * D. Bt'RrsEss , Plaintiff. M
lu-w . h. Morlan , His Attorney. H
Stockholders Meeting. H
Notice is hereby given that the annua ] |
neeting of stockholders of The McCook Irri H
ration and Water Power Company will br M
leld at the Secretary ' s office , in McCook , 00 |
Wednesday , February 3rd , 1S97 , for the pur
rose of electing directors and transacting sac ! 1
ither business as may come before said meet H
" ClAS- A"ansa , A |
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.meeker , SecretarjPresident. . ' > # ] H
Absolutely pure , perfectly harmless , and in- % { 1
ranably reliable are the qualities of One Min- M
ite Cough Cure. It never fails in coldscrour 1
md lung troubles. Children like it because it 1
s pleasant to take and it helps them. A.Mc- i 1
• lillen. Druggist. J H
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