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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1897)
- _ \ _ _ _ H' ' i Highest of all in Leavening Strength. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ABSOLUTELY PURE H * mmmam - B By F. M. KIMMELL. H $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. H It's a mighty inferior tub tb H I can't stand on its own bottom. \\\m \ \ \ ' ' ' ' made for mmm' A call lias been H , meeting of reform editors in Ka H ' sas City , February 22. H Some of our esteemed conten H poraries are still publishing tl H governor's message in serial forr H And the prospects are good for tl H story to continue throughout tl M year. 1 TnE state board of transport ) | tion has applied to the Nebrasl ' railroads for a lower freight ral | on corn. They do so on the theoi H that it is a business propositic H for the roadp , and that it will i H the same time afford Nebraska fa : h mers some relief. Burning cor B cuts . the roads out of hauling cor 1 out or coal in. | The Indianola Reporter pre H tends to believe that a ticket none B inated by Republicans in a mas H convention at Indianola could b HJ elected. Nay , Colonel ; not with B in four or five rows of apple trees VAVfl A clean , able ticket named by He H v publican delegates in the usua H manner , a ticket satisfactory t < mM both east and west end faction m m 1 alone and only can pull out a Re H publican victory , next fall. B J H The Burlington railroad com H pany has made the discovery tha VAVfl township orgauizationhasincreasec H its taxes largely in many counties H ' and the company is making an ef- H fort in sixteen counties to Inn c H their taxes reduced. If success- VAVfl ful they will strike a strong blow H against the unnecessarily expen- H sive township organization system H now in vogue in many countieE H where the commissioner system LmM could be better. VAH The Tribune is not surprised or kWW disappointed that the jimcrow VAVa sheets over the state of Nebraska H are a practical unit for the repeal kWm of the law defining a legal news- M M paper. Rogues have not yet LtM learned to feel the drawings of the fl rope and at the same time entertain LwW high opinions of the law. Nebras- j ka is already overburdened with H [ the cheapjohn , guttersnipe variety HL of newspapers. The people may ffl well be protected against the fool kmw that rushes in where angels fear to B tread. Reputable , praiseworthy 1 newspapers may properly be pro- 1 tected from the machete of' the m M newspaper highbinder " and free- 1 booter that but preys upon legiti- P H mate trade. It is as much the in- H terest of the people as it is advan- H tageous to the established craft H that the newpapers be put in leash. H FAIRVIEW. H Fairview Sabbath school is in- H creasing in interest. Thirty-two H in attendance , last Sabbath. H Fairview cemetery association H will build a sod house of worship H as soon as they can work sod. We H are not dead neither are we sleep- H A. A. Tirrill , J. E. Logue , Geo. Pfl Rowland , arrived last week from H Ragan , Neb. , where they have ga- H thering corn. They will try farm- H . ing once more in these parts. H A weed in the garden can be easily destroyed flj when it first starts. Consumption can be M nipped in the bud by One Minute Cough Cure. Lm A. McMillen. PLEASANT RIDGE. Agnes Boone is on the sick lis J.W.Jones and O.E.Boone ha finished putting up ice for Dav Carpenter. Albert Hatcher and family ai Bessie Endsley attended the dam at Ed Walters' on Tuesday evenin ] C. G. Singer of Sutherland , th state , is circulating among his o ] friends of the Ridge , this week. We are proud of our presidei of the press association , and v tbinkxhe will stand up for our stal according to the motto of qualit and not quantity. We learn that O.L.Thompson i being solicited to run for count treasurer in the coming campaigi His many friends around here ai urging his candidacy. He is we qualified. Our young debaters prove themselves equal to the occasior at the literary , last Friday even ing , and according to the judge the United States has not reachei its zenith yet. Question for thi evening , Resolved : That electrici ty is of more use and benefit thai Bteam. Affirmative , Ernest Eller negative , Thomas Harris. Chicora , Pa. , "Herald" : Richard Vensel re ports One Minute Cough Cure the greates success of medical science. He told us tha t cured his whole family of terrible cough ind colds , after all other so called cures na < ailed entirely. Mr. Vensel said it assiste lis children through a very bad siege of mea iles. One Minute Cough Cure makes expec oration very easy and rapid. A , McMillen. COLEMAN. H. B. Wales brought out a loac ) coal for the school house , Sat. lrday. On last Sabbath , at the Coleman chool house , a library association vas formed to be conducted in ounectiou with the Sabbath school .t that point. Its object is to fur- lish its members with the best of eading at small cost. There will le mare to say about it next week. As a corn busker , we have a boy hat is hard to beat , up here. Last all he went down the valley to lick a little corn , and thus earn a ew dollars. In fifty-six days he msked and cribbed 4,000 bushels , n average of over 73 bushels per ay. His name is Wm. Prentice , nd he will be a famous corn husker 'hen he gets his growth. The friends in the neighborhood f the Coleman school house have ad a long fight with the regular- r ordained , constitutionally com- tissioned and appointed ecclesias- cal cyclone , who authoritatively eclared that the organization of a [ ethodist class at the above spec- ied school house would never be lowed or tolerated on any condi- ons. These people were nearly 1 Methodists , and being Ameri- m citizens , such dictations saved - : ed so strongly of British tyran- y as to become offensively intol- able. So they finally secured a ongregational clergyman who inistered to them in holy things , hey have organized a Methodist ass with eighteen members now , id others will join first opportu- ty. The class met first on last ibbath , at 11 a. m. In the fut- : e they will meet every other ibbath at 11 a. m. This point is been annexed to Box Elder large and made a regular appoint- ent with preaching every two seks. God was on our side and ive us the victory. MI the different iorms ot skin troubles from ipped hands to eczema and indolent ulcers I i be readily cured by DeWitt's Witch Haz- Salve , the great pile cure. A. McMillen. | NORTH DIVIDE. Rev. Vivian has sufficiently recovei to be about again. Don't pass any reckless moments account of .the "M. K " system. It's right and running smoothly. The usual revival meetings are abt to resume at the church. May the go people have a harvest of souls. Box Elder's scribe has invited a few his bosom friends to his domicile , tl evening , and as novelists say , more ant Uncle Billy Johnson will retire frc the management of the farm and t boys will endeavor to keep the old sli sailing. The party at Ward's , on Tuesday e was enjoyed by a number of the nativ < and it was no slow kind of a time th had either. If you have not done so already , sei in your name to The McCook Tribui as a subscriber. You cannot afford to ' without it. Game seems to be a little more pleni ful than usual and the writer has be < taking advantage of the rabbits and borrowed gun. The ice industry is demanding the a tention of most every one , these day That now being put up at the creek is < extra quality and thickness. We are more than sorry to hear of tl continued illness of our oldtime frieni E. F. Couse , who has been more or le : indisposed for the past few years. Some cases of destitution were reporte is prevailing here and there in the v ; inity , especially during the recent sevei iveather. Can't say for sure how 'tis. S. D. Belles and C. A. Leach wei sprinting about the neighborhood , Sui lay last , and incidentally taking a pee it the fat stock at the ranch on th iVillow. The Modrell boys are home again afte heir long absence "down east" . A shoi risit was made with relatives at Superioi The boys drove overland and thorough ! njoyed the trip. Josie Werner and Lulu Kinghoru wer ileasant callers during the week , solicit ng in behalf of the coming chickei sast at Box Elder , which from this dis ance promises to be a gala affair. The present foggy weather is a ven esirable change and seems to be an in ication of coming moisture that woul < reatly benefit fall grain and be a gooc tarter for spring wheat. Still it ha : een demonstrated for some years pas lat the more complete the preparatior f the soil the better the crop. Mr. Ward L. Smith of Frederickstown , Mo as troubled with chronic diarrhoea for ovei irty years. He had become fully satisfied lat it was only a question of a short time un I he would have to give up. lie had beer eated by some of the best physicians in Eu- pe and America hut got no permanent re- ; f. One day he picked up a newspaper and lanced to read an advertisement of Cham- : rlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- ly. He got a bottle of it , the first dose helped m and its continued use cured him. For sale ' L. W. McConnell & Co. , Druggists. DANBURY. S. R. Messner moved to town.Tuesday , cob Roesch will farm Sam's place , this : ar. ar.Wm. Wm. T. Hen ton , ex-county treasurer , id important business in McCook on onday. M. AI. Young has rented Airs. Annis' itchershop and ice house for the com- g year. George Smith has lost 8 head of stock ttle in the last two weeks. Something the cornstalks , I guess. A. B. Smith was up on Tuesday , look- g up some of his delinquent subscrib- 3. AI. thinks there is no place like line. The Tribune leads them all for news ightly written and neatly printed.Take thing but the best. See Naden in the nk of Danbury and subscribe. Burglars at Lebanon , last Sunday ; ht , blew open Hupp & Slutts' safe , Hiring about $15 in money. Have not md any trace of them yet. Think they re experts at the business. 3anbury Camp , Alodern Woodmen of nerica , held their installation meeting the regular session , last Saturday eve- ) g , duly installing the following offic- : Phillip Gliem , Venerable Council ; to Puelz , Worthy Adviser ; T. E. Mc- nald , Banker ; C. Naden , Clerk ; H. L. by , Watchman ; AI. AI. Alack , Sentry ; V. Lord , Escort. Two candidates re afterwards given the work in wood- ft , which made fun for the boys. Archie AIcNeil of the Orleans Courier ; sed through town , today , ( Friday t ) en route to Danburywhere he may rt a newspaper. Danbury is a good le town with live and enterprising iiness men , but at this time will hard- support a creditable newspaper on ac- mt of the town not beinglarge enough I therefore making the support fall on y a few , and which , being quite a iin , soon becomes monotonous. Wil- ville Review. torpid liver means a bad complexion , bad Uh , indigestion and frequent headaches , avoid such companions take DeWitt's Lit- Sarly Risers , the famous little pills. A. tfillen. 1 1 Preparing for the Major. Union services of increasing inter have been held in the Methodist chur this week , commencing with a seru by Rev. Cullis on Monday evening 11 continuing all week , Dr. Ringland Hastings preaching. Vrayer and pra services precede each meeting , and c tage prayer meetings are being held different parts of the city each afternoi All services tending to prepare the v. for the coming of Major Cole , who v be in the city on Tuesday evening ne if he sufficiently recovers from an atta of grip with which he is now sufferii All Christian people of the city are loc ing forward to a successful season of vival in things religious , and a gr < harvest of souls. Alay their hopes a prayers be abundantly realized. Most Entertaining. The ladies of the Episcopal Guild ga one of their popular socials in thechaj last evening. Refreshments were servt The programme rendered was very t tertaining , meriting a fuller attendan than the } ' received. Those on progra were : Air. and Airs. F. D Burgess. All ' A.J. Clute , Mrs. W. W. Archibald , Ali Aimee Slrasser , Aliss Florence Thorn son , Air. F. A. Thompson and Rev. R. Russell , who gave a number of declani tions effectively. The ladies are grate ! to all who assisted and use this mediu for expressing their thanks to them. The Lady Maccabees. The Lady Alaccabees entertained the members and friends , last evening , A. O U. W. temple hall , in truly not ble style , and to the evident pleasure 1 the large and brilliant company presen A. select programme of musical and lite iry numbers was rendered in an effecth md enjoyable manner. Refreshmen vere served and the occasion was alt ether attractive and felicitous , reflec ng distinctly to the credit of the ladii n charge. The Postoffice Removal. The city is somewhot excited eve ? ostmaster Aleeker receiving an ordt roni the department to move .the pos iffice from its present quarters to th Jenard building. The removal is ej • ected to take place any day now. It i iy many considered a mistake , by othei misfortune. It is at least to be rt retted. Support McCook Merchants. How much better it would be for Ale look if the thousand dollars that ar ow spent monthly with Kipp in Hast igs found their way into the tills of tin IcCook merchants. And we believi lat Kipp does not pay one cent to main iin our city or its public schools. Entertained Friends. Airs. Connolly and friends entertainei large company of friends at the Unioi atel , Tuesday night , at progressive higl re , and with the niot pleasurable par culars. The taxpayers are entitled to the full ; t publicity of all municipal and school isiness , and every facility should ht ven for its widest diffusion. H. H. Parsons of New Virginia , Iowa , ho purchased 80 acres of John Hender- m's farm of the city , will move onto le same , early next month. H. W. Cole I6st his handsome masonic atch charm , last evening , and will suit- ) ly reward the finder. From everywhere come words of praise for lamberlain's Cough Remedy. "Allow me congratulate you on thementsofyour Rem- y. It cured me of chronib bronchitis when s doctors could do nothing for me" . Chas. Hemel , Toledo , O. For sale bv L. W. Alc- mnell & Co. , Druggists. BOX ELDER. Rev. E. J. Vivian is still unable to at- tid to his circuit work. A party was given by Elza Ward at his me on Tuesday evening. The chicken pie social , to which we erred some time since , will be held on lesday , February 16th. f. H. Stephens , who for some years st , has resided in Bartley , has deter- ned to move back to his farm at this ice , this spring. iVe were pleased to note the face of ' . Hauxwell at Sunday school.lastSun- f. He has been confined to his home ill health for some time. The largest ice crop on record for this inity was harvested , last week. Tho' y about seven inches thick , the ice 5 above the usual in quality. ? he Epworth League at their annual : tion chose the following officers : : sident , Alartha Johnson ; 1st Vice isident , AI. E. Piper ; 2nd Vice Presi- it , Lulu Kinghorn ; 3rd Vice President , L Pinkerton ; 4th Vice President , Ben inson ; Secretary , Josie Werner ; Treas- r , Aland Harrison. An effort is being de in connection with the organiza- 1 to start a circulating library. The a is an excellent one and we should pleased to see it realized. A small aunt of money judiciously used would his way prove a great benefit to the ility. e Minute Cough Cure , cures. That Is what it was made for. SCHOOL NOTES. The nth grade were the victors in t ! spelling contest , last Friday ufternoo Alaude Doan of tliat'96's class was pleasant caller at the schoolslast Frida The lecture to the loth grade on hi tofy , Saturday night , was rather slim attended. Alyrtle Duffy , a pupil of the 9U1 grad last year , visited some of her form schoolmates , Friday last. Louie Probst of the 9th grade will drew from school , last week , and is no acting as messenger boy for the Westei Union. The 9th grade made a very good sho\ ing in conducting the lantern class , la Friday evening. Their reading showe careful preparation and study. Rev. Cullis of Kearney made a vei pleasant talk lo the pupils at th'e opei ing exercises , Monday afternoon. Revi Preston and Sheafor.and Airs. J.E. Rol ison were also present. It seems to be considered by soni educators that shaking pupils does nc come under the head of corporal punisl ment , or else this practise would neve exist in a school that boasts of its sel govern men t. Two new offices were added to th special work department , last week Julia Ryan of the nth grade was ay. pointed office librarian and Earl Lud wick of the 12th was given " the place 0 secretary of the special work department Lost A dear little child who m.ide homi happy by 'its smiles. And to think , it migh have been saved had the parents only kept ii the house One Minute Cough Cure , the infalli ble remedy for croup. A. McMillen. Women Will Get Ideas Here. Every woman has natural curiosity t < see how other women furnish theii tiomes. To satisfy this the Ladies' Home [ ournal will publish during the year in terior photographic views of a hundred if the most artistic , cheerful and com- brtable homes in America. These wil ] ; how in detail the construction , fitting md furnishing of parlors , drawing-rooms , mils , reception , music , sitting , dining , ) ed and bath rooms , kitchens , porches , nazzas , etc. This unique series will be ull of excellent ideas lor every house- : eeper or home-maker. It will present 'iews of the interiors of houses of moder- te cost , which are fitted and furnished vitli conspicuous good taste , audatcom- laratively small expense. Postponed for the Present. In view of the union revival services , nder the leadership of Major Cole , the , adies society of the AI. E. church has ostponed its annual dinner from Feb- nary 22d lo a future date. A daughter was born to County Clerk nd Airs. R. A. Green , Thursday. There/ ad been an unbroken line of boys in le family five in all and Dick feels ner than silk over this breaking of the : cord. In four days , last week , 129 loads of : e were hauled away from A. C. Alarsh's end on the South Side. And Tuesday w.ts ground hog day. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. j Land Office at McCook , Nebraska , February 3rd , 1897. Notice is hereby niven that the following- imed settler has filed nutice of his intention make final proof in support of his claim , id that said proof will be made before Reg- ter or Receiver at McCook , Nehr , on Satur- ty , March 20th , 1807. viz : Anton Braun , who ade 11. E. No. 9549 for the northeast quarter section 9 , township 5 north , range 30 west , h P. M. He names the following witnesses prove his continuous residence upon and ltivation of. said land , viz : Frank II. Andri- ski , Joseph Harr and Peter L. Zimmer of mmer , Nebraska , and Peter Rheinheimer of iborn , Nebraska. Any person who desires protest against the allowance of such proof , who knows of any substantial reason , under e law and the regulations of the Interior apartment , why such proof should not be lowed , will be given an opportunity at the eve mentioned time and place to cross-ex- line the witnesses of said claimant , and to er evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by limant. Feb. 5-6ts. A. S. Cami'BKI.l , Register. HEADACHE CURED * kv run use ok 6 McCONNELL'S g HEALTH GRANULES * > s ; i , PRICE 25c. A BOTTLE. & . { - - ftMiMftf SO YEARS * jJmmm L LWfa EXPERIENCE. R * TRADE MARK8 , fUMi DESICNS , " * COPYRICHTS Ac. , Anyone sending a sketch and description may llcklyascertain , free , whether an InTeatlon is obably patentable. Communications strictly ' madentlal. Oldest agency for securing patents i .America. Wo have a WaahtriKton office. I Patents taken through Munn & Co. rocerre I fecial notice in the 1 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN , 1 autifally Illustrated , largest circulation of iy scientific Journal , -weekly , termsfirjo a year : .50 six mouths. Specimen copies and IIand jok on patents sent free. Address i l MUNN & CO. , 301 Broadway. New York. _ I tj \ Try that 15 cent box * t M paper at The Tkibune / ; J | office. Worth 25 cts. 'mfm Also cheaper grades. B , > ! Constipation in its worst iorms , dyspepsia , jj \ mm\ sick headache , biliousness and derangement * S fl of the liver are readily cured by DeWitt's Lit- H tie Early Risers. These little pills never ' J H gripe , bniall pill , safe pill , best pill. A. Mc- H Millen. / H Beg1 n the Ne w Year V right by subscribing for THE TRIBUNE. / M NOTICE OF SUIT. James Wright and William Wright will take H notice that on the 24th day of December , 1806 , H Elmer Rowell , a justice of the peace of Wil- J H low Grove precinct , Red Willow county , Nebraska - H raska , issued an order of attachment for the H sum of 590.00 , with interest at the rate of ten H percent , per annum from April 27,1804 , in an H action pending before him , wherein lrank D. j W Uurgess is plaintiff , and the said James Wright H md William Wright are defendants ; that | property of the defendants , consisting of one | H Keystone four-hole corn sheller and one | : welve-horse improved Woodbury horse power Wkj tnd truck wagon , has been attached under kmm ; aid order. .Said cause was continued to the i H | (7th ( day of February , 1807 , at ten o'clock , a.m. t 'm Lm Dated December 31st , 1896. } If mmW ' Frank D. Buroess , Plaintiff. M By W. S. Morlan , His Attorney. j H STATRMRNT / 1 M OF TIIK CONUIIION OF THE J ilcCook Co-operative Building and Savings Association V of McCook , Nebraska , on the 31st day X of December , 1896. M ASSETS. 'B "irst Mortgage Loans S27.90i.85 H isrt Mortgage Loans in process of M foreclosure 3 37-9t L\ \ [ cal Estate 2,763.42 L\ ( elinqucnt Interest and Dues 152.62 H ash with Treasurer 1,20178 LM ither Assets 2.55 L\ Total .2601 L\ LIABILITIES. " L\ apital Stock , paid up S33.923.41 H remiums Unearned 90219 - < H H iterest 71 12 Hues eserveFund 333 41 H ues Prepaid 2400 iterest Prepaid 6.00 H Total 35.26013 M State of Nebraska , Red Willow county , ss. LM F. A. Pennell , Secretary of the above-named H ssociation , do solemnly swear that the fore- H ling Statement of the condition of said Asso- H ation , is true and correct to the best of my H lowledge and belief. H * F. A. Pennell , Secretary. H Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th jL LAy \y \ ot January , 1897. H Euw. E. Lowman , Notary Public. H My commission expires March 17,1902. j H pproved : jmmM 1. B. Campbell , ) v LU Frank Harris , [ -Directors. 1 J. F. Ganschow , ) Feb. 53ts.v - H . fl - - Vy * % r"s 'ayF bqt ajjurjyi xy * ji st ju. jyt j , McCONNELL'S 4 , M BALSAM I t V FOll COUGHS. i M PRICE 25 CENTS. | Lt $ mm F. D. Burgess , 7 . H Plumber and j M Steam Fitter \ ' I McCOOK , NEBR. 9 M Iron , Lead , and Sewer Pipe , Brass Z L LX Goods , Pumps , and Boiler Trimmings. 2 1 Agent for Halliday , Waupun , Eclipse \ H Windmil.s. Basementof the Meeker9 L LX Phillips building. V H EDWAItD E. LOWMAN | | GOCESS02 TO SLHS2 B0W2LL. J v t I L L\ Fire , Life & Accidents | ] H INSURANCE. | 9 Honses rented , collections and J H onveyancing. Taxes paid for J 1 ion-residents. 113 East Denni2 UH on street , McCOOK , NEB. - | H Palace Meat Market ft Two doors south of Cvf MmM Commercial Hotel. Bp H fl. 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