By F M KIMMELL
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
REPUBLICAN TICKET
CONGRKB8IONAL
Congressman Geortfo W Norris McCook
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Govornor John II Mickey
Lieutenant Govornor KG McGilton
Bocrctary of State Georgo W Marsh
Treasurer Peter Mortonsen
Auditor Charles Weston
Attorney General Frank N Prout
Land Commissioner Goorgo 1 Follmor
SuptPublic Instruction Wm K Fowler
QOUNTT
Representative J E Hathorn
County Judgo SLGreen
County Attorney C E Eldrcd
Commissioner Firstdistrict D AWaterman
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Congressman Norris
Election dny draws on apace
And of the- men named for the place
Of congressman hero in the west
Theres one that sounds to mo the best
It is Judge Norris
Ho represents the party which
Make laws alike for poor and rich
That brings about on every hand
Prosperity throughout tho land
Support Judge Norris
Calamity has lost its charm
And fusion views with much alarm
Tho record of tho G O P
For things they said could never bo
Work for Judge Norris
In evory place where hes been tried
Hes filled tho bill tis not denied
And as our congressman will be
The very man for you and me
Vote for Judge Norris
He has a cultivated mind
With character and force behind
American he is clear through
Ill vote for him and so ought you
Elect Judge Norris
Got on tho winning side with him
Give to tho campaign lots of vim
And after all the work is done
Well all rejoice because we won
Congressman Norris
Minden Gazette
Rumors come to us that the friends of
A Wilsoy over in Frontier county are
urging his candidacy for state senator
and aro quite enthusiastic over his qual
ifications Mr Wilsoy is described as
a successful grain buyer and a business
man of ability an old soldier and a
patriotic man of alFairs The Tribune
lacks personal acquaintance with Mr
Wilsey but is favorably impressed with
the claims of his warm friends lie
may be heard from in the convention of
September 10th
WniLESCoring Mickey the Republican
nominee for governor because ho is
connected with a bank the Minden
Courier should remember that Congress
man Shallenbarger who wants to bo re
elected on the fusion ticket has been
for many years and is now a banker If
it is a bad thing to be a banker and run
for oflice on the Republican ticket it is a
bad thing to be a banker and run for
office on the fusion ticket However
Richmond is not expected to bo con
sistent Hildreth Telescope
Democracy announces its determina
tion to go to the bottom on the obsolete
Kansas City platform and the people of
prosperity will give them a boost in
November Secretary Edwards of the
National Democratic Congressional com
mittee nicikes the following authoritative
statement to that effect Tho Demo
cratic Congressional committee is stand
ing squarely on the Kansas City plat
form That is the only democracy wo
know anything about and it will be the
only democracy there is until another
national convention shall be held
The newspaper business or to write
more precisely the country newspaper
business is the only reputable business
to the writers knowledgeconducted out
of all reasonable relations and without
any apparent knowledge of or respect for
proper proportions A casual glance at
the weekly newspapers of Nebraska will
disclose tho humorous humiliating fact
that so called weeklies with a few paltry
hundred subscribers a little folio it
may be illy printed and indifferently
edited charge and receive the same
subscription price and advertising rates
as newspapers of the thousand or more
subscribers class done in workmanlike
manner and edited with some enemv and
intellect Subscription price and adver
tising rates do not seem to be based upon
any business idea of value or worth but
rather on what the traffic will bear No
merchant can get as much for five
pounds of sugar or ten yards of calico
as another merchant gives double the
amount for and it does not seem clear
why the newspaper business should be
an exception to the usual business rule
Bondville Precinct Caucus
The Republican voters of Bondville
precinct will meet on Monday Septem
ber 1st at 2 oclock p m sharp at the
house known as the Sim Billings place
for the purpose of placing in nomination
a precinct ticket and for the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before the caucus
Charles Skalla Committeman
Dvspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat
This preparation contains all of the
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thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed It
prevents formation of gas on the stom
ach relieving all distressafter eating
Dieting unnecessary Pleasant to take
It cant help
hut do yois good
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The SI bottle contains an times the 50c size
Republican Convention
Tho Kopnblicans of tho 29th Senatorial Dis
trict Nebraska aro hereby called to meet in
convention in tho City of McCook on VVednes
day Soptembor 10th 1002 at 8 oclock mtho
evening for tho purposo of placing in nomina
tion u candidato for tho olllco of state senator
to bo voted for at tho noxt general election to
bold in tho state of Nebraska November 4 1902
und for the transaction of such other business
as may regularly come before tho meeting
The basis of representation of tho several
countios in said convention shall bo tho vote
cast for Hon Samuel H Sedgwick for judge of
tho supreme court at the regular election hold
on November 5th 1901 giving ono dolegato for
each 100 votes or major fraction thoroof so cast
and ono delegate at Inrgo for each county Said
apportionment entitles tho counties to tho fol
lowing representation
Furnas 12 Gosper 4
Red Willow 11 Frontier 8
Hitchcock 5 Hayes 4
Dundy 4 Chaso 4
It is recommended that no proxies be allowed
in said convention but that tho delegates pres
ent thereat bo authorized to cast tho full vote
of tho county represented by them
By order of the senatorial committee
Geoege Williams Chairman
G G EiSENnAitT Secretary
Colonel Rosewater stops the press
long enough to inquire Can Mercer bo
elected Well I dont know colonel
that will depend upon whether or not
David gots tho Republican votes of tho
district tho Bees among tho others
The News considers it poppycock to
designate our candidato for governor
Farmer Mickey It is on tho same
level of nonsense as it was when Bryan
was photographed with overalls on and
a pitchfork in his hands They are both
farmers of course the same as the
writer is and nearly every business man
in town But what does it signify if
Mickey or Bryan is a farmer A farmer
is just as good as a lawyer or a lawyer
is just as good as a famer provided al
ways that he is A mans occupation
dont make him honest or competent
There aro honest men as well as dishon
est men in every walk of life We sup
pose the idea is that it will tickle the
farmers that one of their number has
been named for a high office and they
will vote for him regardless of anything
else This idea is necessarily accom
panied by the further idea that farmers
are all chumps and idiots This effort
to form classes and to set one against
the other is most contemptible This
is the greatest sin Billy Bryan will have
to answer for He is continually harp
ing about the common people as
though they were a class of registered
thoroughbreds who were different from
the rest of us Why not be sensible even
in politics Albion News
Call Republican Senatorial Convention
The Republican senatorial central com
mittee was in session in our city on
Tuesday evening with Chairman George
Williams of Cambridge present and in
the chair G G Eisenhart of
son in the absence of
the regular sec
retary was pro tern scribe The poll
ticians of the district were pretty well
represented but the attendance of
committeemen was small It was de
termined to hold the convention in
McCook Wednesdayevening September
10th 1902 opening at 830 oclock
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1030 a m
Sunday school 230 p m Every Sun
day J J Loughran Pastor
Methodist Sunday school 10 a m
Preaching 11 Devotional services of
the league 7 p m Preaching 8 The
pulpit will be filled both morning and
evening by Mrs Lake state evangelist
of the W T U
the years work
A condensed yearly report of the work
of Rev R M Hardman of St Albans
Protestant Episcopal church McCook
and twelve contiguous missions
Miles traveled 10500
Services held 150
Visits made 900
Confirmations 35
Number baptised 30
Funerals 4
Weddings 4
Attendance in congregations 6S91
Sermons delivered 1G0
Orations 3
Prayer services conducted 125
Persons received Holy Communion 377
Celebrated Holy Communion 38
Sick calls made 10
Received for Diocese and missions S2767
Domestic general and Sunday
school 3404
Convocation fund 3275
Episcopal fund 256
Infirm clergy fund 300
Clarkson hospital 225
Debts paid S900
Lay services Mr Barnes 26
Rev A G Ax tell of the Congrega
tional church of Trenton is in town
today
Rev William Hardcastle and family of
Cambridge visited friends between trains
on their way to Denver Wednesday night
Rev R M Hardman of St Albans
Episcopal church will preach his fare
well sermon Sunday evening 8 p m
Mr Barnes will conduct morning prayer
and sermon Come
The annual convocation Laramie
diocese Episcopal church will be held
in Grand Island August 30 31 Septem
ber 1 2 Rev and Mrs R M Hardman
will attend Mrs Hardman as a guild
delegate
Rev R M Hardman rector of St
Albans Episcopal church and Mrs
Hardman will leave McCook on 12 next
Tuesday morning for a short visit to
friends in Holdrege Minden and Hast
ings leaving Hastings on Saturday for
Grand Island to attend the sessions of
the Convocation of the Jurisdiction of
Laramie From Grand Island they will
go to Sheridan Wyoming where the
rector has been transferred by Bishop
Graves LLD to take charge of St
Peters Protestant Episcopal church of
that city The good wishes of many
friends here and up and down the Re
publican valley accompany them
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COTOTT1 COURT
Licenses issued since last report
Fred Chesmore and Mrs Maggie
White both of Indianola married by
Rev Norlin the 17th
Frank Leu and Mabel Wray both of
Marengo Hayes county married by
county judge on the 21st
Suits filed this week
Farmers and Merchants Insurance vs
GII Simmerman suit on note for 15S5
Comes up on the 23rd
Want Your Butter Poultry and Eggs
Wc are paying the highest market
prifCs in cash for butter poultry and
eggs Bring them to the old Burgess
implement office and get your money
Burgess fc Walsh
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
jins Lawler of Omaha is visiting
McCook friends this week
mr moore and wife from Adair
county Iowa aro hero looking ovor the
county
Mrs J W Chambers left Wednes
day to join her husband in Lovolaud
Colorado
MR and mrs Howk Smith returned
home this morning from their Colorado
Ciay visit
M E Wells of Sheridan Wyoming
who is around investigating the- matter
of engine boiler washing has been in
tho city a day or two this week in that
lino of duty
Theodore Emery of Parkston S D
purchaser of tho Pickens and Bower
farms arrived in the city Wednesday
His father from near St Louis and a
nephew aro also hero
The Catholic ladies scored a neat finan
cial and social success in their ice cream
social on Mrs Mullens lawn Wednesday
evening The vocal and instrumental
music was an appreciated feature
C H Jacobs left an assortment of
fruit at this office this week grapes
plums etc raised on the Stone farm
over on the Driftwood which will be of
fered for sale on the 6th of Septembor
Lewis Castens seven-year-old son fell
out of an ice wagon backward onto his
head Tuesday and was unconscious for
eighteen hours He is now improving
satisfactorily though at first his life
was despaired of
A force of men from the McCook yard
gathered up the wreckage of the Hold
rege disaster early part of tho week
loading it onto cars which were hauled
to this place for disposal The wrecked
engines were also brought here
Dr C L Fahnestock and bride from
Lincoln Wednesday and are at present
boarding at Mrs Anna Colfers expect
ing soon to go to housekeeping soon in
the dwelling just vacated by C W
Barnes Congratulations
The Awl Os indulged their gentlemen
friends last evening in the delights of a
picnic in the city park There were two
hayrack loads of them and an excursion
over the city was a feature of the affair
which was modified as to details by the
weather
Accidents on Railroads
Statistics from the interstate com
merce commission which cover the three
months ending March 31st show that
railway accidents within the period cost
the lives of 212 persons and property
loss of Sl914000
The death list includes only fatalities
to passengers but with the added names
of employes killed while at their usual
work it is increased to 813
During the three months accidents to
passengers numbered 2111 and injuries
to employes increased the total to 9958
The list of both killed and injured are
greater than for any similiar period in
several years and the period covered in
the report bids fair to become historic
for the large number of important disas
ters it contained
Tabulations of train accidents show
that there were 1220 collisions of which
221 were of passenger trains and S3S de
railments of which 84 were of passen
ger trains The eighty four include
forty one disastrous wrecks in which
loss of life occurred In these alone the
list of injured passengers include 826
names
In accidents not included under the
heads of derailments and collisions
there were twelve deaths and 1259 in
jured No statistics are given to show
the deaths and injuries among train
hands in the latter class of accidents
The damage figures are compiled from
reports showing the value of the de
stroyed locomotives and rolling stock
and injuries to cost of repairs to track
and roadway
Accident in Denver Yard
The light engine of the first section
of No 1 and the second section of that
train had a slight collision in the Den
ver yard Sunday afternoon Engineer
Avery was backing his engine to the
round house when the second section
came steaming in Fortunately both
parties saw each other and made every
effort to stop consequently the impact
was not heavy nor was tho damage
worthy mention Avery and his fireman
jumped and Avery was quite painfully
injured bj coming in contact with a
switch stand Avery had reversed his
engine but had not shut off steam
and after the collision tho engine hiked
out for Denver at a lively rate Avery
being injured his fireman made the
sprint of his life and just managed to
catch the runaway and shut off steam
thus avoiding further trouble and con
cluding an accident of most fortunate
particulars and results Avery knew
the sections were an hour and fifteen
minutes apart at McCook but the gap
had been closed almost when they pulled
into Denver Engineer Donovan pulled
the second section
After Almost Forty Years
Thirty nine years ago down in Tenn
essee some Union soldiers on a forced
march shanghaid a horse belonging
to A W Campbell now of Boxelder
this county The horse was valued at
100 For sometime Mr Campbell has
been endeavoring to secure remunera
tion for the horse He informs us that
he has just received payment As the
government does not pay interest except
under contract no interest was received
as he had no contract
Death Ends Her Suffering-
Death came last Saturday afternoon
to end the terrible suffering of Mrs
California OConnor who has been long
ailing with cancer The funeral services
wereconducted by Rev George L White
in the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
at four oclock burial following in the
Riverview cemetery
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by the McCook postoffice Aug IS 1902
Howard Crane Heury Campbell
Wm W Geary Abr Horel
Miss Apgnes Makadury IJ Simou 2
Mrs Carrie Walsh
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
Lost Strayed or Stolen
A fiee bitten gray mare 11 years old
weighed about 900 pounds Collar gall
on left shoulder Suitable reward will
belaid for her recovery
L M Clay JDanbury Neb
CULBERTS0N
J T Tillman is invoicing this week
M O Reynolds drove to McCook
Tuesday
Mrs F D Brown was a McCook vis
itor Saturday
Miss Ruth Davenport is visiting
friends in Stratton
Dame Rumor announced a wedding
Sunday disappointed
Prof Will Williams of Palisade visited
tho home folks ovor Sunday
S A Chambers of Anderson Iowa is
visiting friends in this city
D L Shumaker and John McNeico
drove to tho city east Friday
Miss Ethyl Fellows is confined to hor
bed with muscular rheumatism
A L Taylor of Trenton was looking
up Era interest in town Wednesday
Mrs Henry Lehman and sons Harry
and Asa drove to McCook Thursday
Wm Hutchison of Anderson Iowa is
the guest of E W Nowlon this week
Mr and Mrs P J Fitzgerald of
Stratton visited friends over Sunday in
town
Ben I Miller of Cape Girardeau Mo
is tho guests of his brother Dr A II
Miller
Henry Cushing of tho firm of Cushing
Gauvreau of Hastings was a business
visitor Monday
Rov T A Smith loft for Central
City Colo Monday night to attend
M E conference
Miss Maud Penn of Denver came down
Thursday to visit her cousins J M
Williams and family
Mrs A D King left for Fort Leaven
worth Kansas Friday evening to visit
A D for a short time
Mrs Ed Williams and children re
turned home Friday night after a
weeks visit with relatives
Mr and Mrs George Troendloy of
McCook were the guests of E D
Thomas and family Sunday
II C Benedict who returned from
Denver last week is engaged as clerk
for A E Reynolds of Trenton
Brother Parrish is having his barber
shop beautified with a coat of paint
James Fleming is doing the work
Mrs II G Phelps of Highland went
dewn to McCook Monday evening to
make arrangements to locate there
Mesdames M C Reynolds and J II
Hunter left for Missouri Tuesday
morning for a brief visit with friends
Mrs George G Eisenhart and child
ren left for Osceola Iowa Sunday
night where they expect to visit a few
weeks
John McNeice left for Kansas City
Wednesday night to resume his work
after a short visit with relatives and
friends
Rufus King Elmer Reynolds Henry
Kloven Arvene Eisenhart Harry Leh
man witnessed the ball game in McCook
Wednesday
Hugh Wilson who has been helping
his grandfather II W Davenport put
up hayreturned to his homo in Stratton
Sunday night
Postmaster Christner and Robert Orr
of Hayes Center were in town Tuesday
on business connected with the star
route from Culbertson
Revival meetings began Tuesday
night in the Baptist church conducted
by George White and wife and George
Snyder and wife of McCook
A Mr Penn representing the P O
department was in town Wednesday
and Thursday figuring with prospective
bidders for the new star route to be es
tablished September 9th between Cul
bertson and Imperial
Miss Mariette Womple the competent
and enterprising music teacher will
give up tier class in btratton and attend
a young ladies college in Marysville
Maryland We are sorry to lose her
and she will be sadly missed from our
music circles
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The scent of the violet or rose is as
precious as the lovely flowers whose
wreath they are and while the lives of
lowers are brief and we can only enjoy
Lheni for a day the beautiful woman gives
Lhe pleasure of her fragrance to us as a
permanent blessing The soft fragrance
of a beautiful woman suggests purity
liealth and elegance she is the refinement
of civilization an index always of good
taste and an unerring badge of gentihtv
BEADFILD9S
in regulating the lunar periods in woman
pennits of no wrinkles pale cheeks or
tortured nerves aud shapeless figures It is
Natures remedv The druggist mav offer
something else and call it just as good
but the menstrual organs will not be de
ceived and permanent injury may result
Try our Regulator Of alldruggists i
Our treatise oil Woman mailed free
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA
NOTICE OF SALE
In the matter of the estate of Curtis L Hile
man Pearl Hileman Lois D Hileman Silvia
Hileman and Samuel C Hileman minor heirs
of Rothees S Hileman deceased
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order of the Hon G W Norris judge of the
district court of Red Willow County made on
the lGth day of August 1902 for the sale of the
real estate hereinafter described thero will be
sold at the east front door of the county court
house in the city of McCook in said county on
the iith day of September IPtti at the hour of
one ocloce P M at public vendue to tin
highest bidder for cash the following described
real estate to wit an undivided one ninth in
terest in tho east half of section fourteen in
township number two north ranee number
thirtj west- of the fitli P 31 in R rf Willow
County Nebraska Said sale will remain open
one hour S Mt
Dated August 30 1902
L R Hileman
Guardian of Curtis L Hileman Pearl
Hileman Lois D Hileman Sjivia
Hileman and Samuel C Hileman mi-
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new NOVELTIES
We have just received an up-to-
date assortment of-
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
Alsde only by Madison Medi
cine Co Madison Wis It
keeps jou well Our trade
mark cut on each package
Price 35 cents Never sold
in bulk Accept no substi
tute Ask your druggist
Physician and Druggists
Ford A Sturgeon a prominent drug firm at
Rocky Hill Station Ky writ- l We were re
quested by Dr G B Snigley to send forlh rbine
for the benefit of our customer We ordi red
three dozen in December and we are glad to
say Herbine has given such great satisfaction
that we have duplicated thi order three time
and today we gav jour salesman another order
We beg to -ay Dr G B Snigley take- pleasure
in recommending Herbine tile bottle at A
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This signature is on every bos of tho genuine
Laxative BroraoQuinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold in one day
All Vere Saved I
For years I suffered surh untold misery from
Bronchitis write J II John on of Brough
ton Ga that often I was unable to work
Then when everything el e failed I was wholly
cured by Dr King- Xew Discovery for Consump
tion My wife suffered inten ely from asthma
until it cun d her and all our experience gw
to show it ii the lx t croup medicine in the I
world A trial will copvinoe you it is
valed for throat anil lung Guaran
teed bottlo J0c and 10O McConnell Berrj
A Bad Breath
A bad breath means a bad
stomach a bad digestion a
bad liver Ayers Pills are
liver pills They cure con
stipation biliousness dys
pepsia sick headache
25c All druggists
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Fancy Hair Pins
Fancy Hat Pins
Hair Ornaments
Waist Sets
Brooches
Stick Pins
Beauty Pins
Swell New Belts
Fine Leather Purses
Belt Buckles
Sash Pins
Cuff Buttons
Collar Buttons
And the Ideal Skirt
Necktie Pins
an ornamenta necessity a comfort
Mens Dress Shirts
A new line just received A beauty
two collars and one pair of cuffs for
Other i values in all colors for 75c
Lifter 4
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75 c
Special announcement from our grocery dept
By placing on the road two delivery wag
ons we have been able to systematize the
delivery of our goods so that the wagons
will leave the store as follows
10 rsortn i icuook at 9 ana 11 o clock a m
To South and East McCook at 10 oclock a m
S To West McCook at 11 oclock a m
Jfe To North and East McCook at 3 oclock p m
A To South and West McCook at 5 oclock p m
Please make note of these hours and by
getting your orders in promptly we can in
sure satisfactory delivery of your goods
McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Wheat
Oats
Rye
Etrfrs
Butter
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A full line of Hay and Bun
dle Forks at a greatly reduced
price
All kinds of Tin Granite and
Galvanized Ware
The best and most complete
stock of Table and Pocket
Cutlery which we are selling
at the lowest possible figure
Also a full line of Steel
Ranges and Cook Stoves
Everything in the Hardware
Line at the lowest prices
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how easily and quickly it does its work
A TERROR TO WASH BLANKETS
and all wejirinp apparel lace curtains spreads etc Operate in tub
boiler or pail Price 1 prepaid to mj suiiiri in tin- 1 S
Lady siRiiits vanUd J H LUDWICK Inventor and
Manufacturer McCOOK NEBRASKA
There is a pretty pirl in an alpine hat
A sweeter pirl in a sailor brim
But tho handsomest fjirl joull ever
Is the sensible irl who u es Itocky Moun
tain tea McConnell fc Berry
The President
Of the American Federation of Labor Union
821 says I am nsinp Dr Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin lnj elf and in mj family and iiml it does
lotsofpood Yours truly Jeore C Campbell
Clinton Iowa Sold h A McMillen
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There is So Much News
That even if it conies by telegraph we over
look some of it Isnt it a fact that you have
seen Dr Caldwells Syrup lepdn advertised
several times and have neglected to try it An
ounce of Dr Sj rup Iejsiii is as ooil
as a three weeks vacation Ask any dniifgisr
oranjone who has taken it Sold by A Mc
Millen
Makes the fires of life burn with a
glow Renews the golden happy of jouth
Thats what Rocky Mountain Tea does 35 ct
McConnell Berry
tnTwTnirirn3iaTiiiiiTTmu wt
ji Bargains in Hardware
A number of two burner
Gasoline Stoves at 325
A regular 300 Clothes
Wringer at 250
A few hundred feet of Rub
ber Hose at 10 cents per foot
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