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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1904)
s3 Boudville 4 Box Elder 4 Coleman 4 Danbury 4 Driftwooxl 4 East Valley C Fritsch 4 imrmKtttm W fflxfati ffitoft Official Paper of Redwillow County By F M KIMMELL Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co Subscription 1 a Year in Advance ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce mself as a candidate for the office of represen tative subject to the action of the next Republican county convention and seek the support of all dele gates to said convention PHILIP GLIEM Danbury Neb Republican County Convention Tlio republicans of Red Willow county nro horoby called to meet in convention in tho city of McCook on Saturday Airil 2nd 1901 nt 11 oclock a in for tho piirjioso of placing in nomination candidates for tlio following offices to bo voted for at tlio next general election to bo bold in Nebraska on tlio 8th day of Novem ber 1904 Viz One county attorney one representative for tho C5th district one com missioner for tlio third district eleven delegates to the state convention to bo held in the city of Lincoln on tho 18th day of May 1004 also dole Kates to tho statp senatorial and congressional conventions and for the transaction of such other business as may regularly come before said county convention Tho basis of representation of the sovoral precincts in said county shall bo tho vote cast for Hon John H Barnes for judge of tho supremo court at the genoral election held on Novcmbor Id 100U giving one delegate for each 15 votes or fraction thereof so cast for said John B Barnes and two delegates at large for each voting pre cinrt in said county Said apportionment entitles the sovoral vot ing precincts in taid county to the following representation in said convention Alliance 4 Grant 3 Beaver C Indianola 7 Lebanon 7 Missouri Itidgo 3 North Valley 4 Perry 4 Red Willow 4 Tjrono i Valley Grange 5 Gorver 4 WILLOW GKOVK 1st ward 1st precinct VI 1st ward 2nd precinct 11 2nd ward 1st precinct 11 2nd ward 2nd precinct 7 Total 12Ti It is recommended that no proxies bo allowed in said convention but that the delegates there at bo authorized to cast the full vote of the pre cinct represented by them It is further recommended that the several voting precincts in said county hold their prim ary elections on Wednesday March 30 1904 The Nebraska state committee recommends thnt tho state convention now called when it convenes nominate some candidate for United States senator They also recommend that the delegates to tho htate convention give the matter a fair consideration and that each county nom inating its legislative ticket before said conven tion is held pledgo said nominees to support the nominee of tho state convention for United States senator if any nomination be made By order of county central committee Fkaxk Mooke L R Coimjin Secretary Chairman Republican City Convention McCook Neb March 11 1904 The Republican electors of the City of McCook are hereby called to meet in convention at tho City Hull atS oclock p m on Saturday March 19 1901 for the purpose of placing in nomina tion candidates for tho various city offices to be filled at the city election to be hold April 5 1904 as follows Mayor Clerk Treasurer City Engi neer 2 members of Board of Education 2 mem bers of the Council from the First ward one member of tho Council from tho Second ward one Polico Judge and to select a central com mittee and to transact such other business as may come before the convention A Baknett C B Geat C I Hall W T COLE5IAX Committee The Republican electors of the First voting precinct Second ward of Willow Grove precinct are hereby called to meet in the City Hail Wed nesday evening March 30th at 8 oclock for tho purposo of electing 11 delegates to the Republi can county convection to bo held ia McCook Saturday April 2nd at 11 oclock a m and to perform such other business as may come before the meeting Lox Coxe Committeeman Tho Republican electors of tho Second voting precinct First ward or Willow Grove preciDct aro hereby called to meet in Barnetts Lumber office Wednesday evening March 30th at 8 oclock for the purpose of electing 11 delegates to the Republican county convention to be held in McCook Saturday April 2nd at 11 oclock a m and to porform such other business as may come before the meeting C B Geat Committetman The Republican electors of the First voting precinct First ward or Willow Grove precinct are hereby called to meet at the Commercial Hotel basement Wednesday evoningMarch 30th at 8 oclock for the purpose of electing 12 dele gates to tho Republican county convention to bo held in McCook Saturday April 2nd at 11 - oclock a m and to perform such other busi ness as may come before the meeting A Baknett Committeeman The Republican electors of tho Second voting precinct Second ward of Willow grove precinct aro hereby called to meet at H H Berrys office Wednesday evening March 30th atS oclock for the Duroose of electing 7 delegates to tho lican county convention to be held in McCook Saturday April 2nd at 11 oclock a m and to perform Such other business as may como before the meeting C G Coglizee Committeeman BOND VI LLC PRECINCT Republican caucus for Bondville precinct will bo hold on Wednesday afternoon March 30th at 2 oclock at the resideuce of Joseph Boos for tho purpose of selecting four delegates to tho Republican county convention to bo held in Mc Cook April 2nd 1904 Charles Skella Committeeman vallex grange precinct Republican caucus for Valley Grange precinct will be held on Wednesday afternoon March 30th at 3 oclock at tho Pickens school house for the purpose of selecting five delegates to the Republican county convention to be held in Mc Cook April 2nd 1904 A D Johnston Committeemen Cures Sciatic Rheumatism Mrs A E Simpson 509 Craig St KnoxvilleTenn writes June 10th1899 I have been trying the baths of Hot Springs Ark for sciatic rheumatism but I get more relief from Ballards Snow Liniment than any medicine or anything I have ever tried Enclosed find postoilice order for SI Send mea large bottle by Southern express Sold by A McMillen Liver Pills Thats what you need some thing to cure your bilious ness and give you a good digestion Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure con stipation and biliousness Gently laxative ah deists Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black Then use DlinilftinUflSHO nVCfor the BuuiviHunttm o uii 80 ere or Druggists or R l Whiskers HLL A CO NASHUA N H ZES f Ss - m9Bm t5SS ITISAMA7TER OF HEALTH 4S2i5W5r 3rA ia id SB f B AbooSEBeS Pas Z US PUBLIC FREE LIBRARY NOTES It would bo interesting to know if it were possiblo to determine by how many people euch book in the library has beon read This of courso wo cannot do but we may approximate tho number by ascertaining how many times tho book has beon called for Tho results of a hasty and superficial examination of tho facts in re gard to this feature are somewhat startlingand reveal a condition of affairs that is in somo re spects appalling Taking the books haphazard as they aro found upon tho shelves without making any ef fort to select thoso that are most or least read wo find that Daniel Derouda has been read by two people while Tho Mill on the Floss as may bo supposed is tho most popular of George Elliotts books has been called for five times Nicholas Nickolby has been out just twice Oliver Twist seems to have been read by nino ieople The others of Dickeus works vary in popularity between theso two narrow limits The Scarlet Letter tho greatest of American novels and ono of the classics seems to havo been read by but four people Coming down to more recent literature Beside tho Bonnie Brier Bush a beautiful and worthy book and one tho demand for which tho publishers were scarcely able to fill on tho occasion of its ap pearance about ten years ago has been out only threo times The Light that Failed one of Kiplings best and perhaps least offensively characteristic books of that somewhat erratic wriuir has been called for only five times Among tlio older and better books Shirley forms a notable xception having been read by 25 people Sentimental Tommy too more modern but of the same high standard of ex cellence shows a list of 28 readers many of them doubtless attracted by tho title and not by the authors name Wo must turn to the late novels if wo would find those that are popular On Satans Mount hat had 34 readers The Alamo by Opie Read 30 Hugh Wynne and Tho Little Bird each 39 Calumet K 40 The Cavalier 41 John March Southerner and When Knighthood was in Flower each 55 Red Rock 50 Audrey 59 and Dorothy Vernon Gl These books are of vary ing degrees of mediocrity and why they should bo so widely read when the library contains so much that is in every way superior is impossi ble to comprehend If tho readers taste in cliuesito the romantic lot him read Ivanhoe or Keniliorth or Rob Roy each of which books by tho way has beon out only eight times If ho prefers tho historical why there is the Tale of Two Cities or Barnaby Rudge infinitely hotter in every respect to When Knighthood was in Flower for instance which has scarcely a quality to recommend it Tho Dickens novels hold and thrill The Major story is far more likely to put tho reader to sleep if he does not throw it aside in utter disguest One should perhaps read one of Miss Johnsons books Audrey will do as well as any other if one cun read it but one is enough and if ones time is limited he had far better spend it on something else Then there is the Scarlet Letter tho one book which of all others should be known to Ameri can readers There are books by famous au thors which tho reader deserves credit for read ing The Scarlet Letter is not one of these It should interest every person with human senti ments If tho reader seeks only diversion let him read this book He will find much more in it a study of men that has not been excelled hardly equalled and the employment of the purest of pure English For whatsoever pur pose ono reads more pleasure is in almost every case to be derived from the old than from the Cone Bros Success Cone Bros the enterprising druggists rather than await the ordinary methods of introduction urged the Dr Howard Co to secure a quick sale for their cele brated specific for the cure of constipa tion and dyspepsia by offering the regu lar 50c bottle at half price The wonderful success of this plan was a great surprise even to Cone Bros and today there are scores of people here in McCook who are using and praising this remarkable remedy So much talk has been caused by this offerand so many new friends have been made for the specific that the Dr How ard Co havo authorized Druggists Cone Bros to contince this special half price sale for a limited time longer In addition to selling a 50c bottle of Dr Howards specific for 25c Cone Bros have so much faith in the remedy that they will refund the money to anyone whom it does not cure When your head aches your stomach does not digest food easily and naturally when there is constipation specks be fore the e3res tired feeling giddiness bad taste in mouthcoated tongueheart burn sour stomach roaring or ringing in the ears melancholy and liver trou bles Dr Howards specific will cure you If it does not it will not cost you a cent Tragedy Averted Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved writes Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant CityOhio Pneumonia had played sad havoc with him and a terri ble cough set in besides Doctors treat ed him bu he grew worse every day At length we tried Dr Kings New Dis covery for Consumption and our dar ling was saved Hes now sound and well Everybody ought to know its the only sure cure for coughs colds and all lung diseases Guaranteed by L W McConnell druggist Price 50 cents and SI Trial bottles free I am desirous of knowing if lession A Physician Writes the pro- can obtain Herbme in bulk for prescribing purposes It has been of great use to me in treating cases of dys pepsia brought on by excesses or over work I have never known it to fail in restoring the organs affected to their healthful activity 50c a bottle at A McMillens The United States supreme court has decided that the Burlington Great Northern morgeris a trust and there for unconstitutional Now will you be good Jim Elsewhkke in this issue appears tho announcement of the candidacy of Philip Gliem of Danbury for the position of representative Mr Gliem is strongly backed by the Beaver country is a stal wart Republican and is entitled to the consideration of the Republicans of Red Willow county in their next county con vention assembled District Court Proceedings CONTIUED D W C Beck vs Samuel Premer John A Gunn vs Jennie Russell James K P Pine vs David Mangus et al Josephine Sutton vs Eva B Goodner et al Continued on defendant paying S100 Vocances Franklin vs The City of Mc Cook Charles E Gibson vs Fannie Coleman et al J P A Black vs Louisa Russell etal Western Land Co vs Margaret II Heado et al V Franklin vs John H Dwyer et al Western Land Co vs The Providence MutualInvestment Co et al Edward B Cowles vs Wm n Acker man et al Edward B Cowles vs William n Car naban et al Union Stock Yards National Bank of South Omaha vs W F Everist et al Alfred Haddell trustee of the estate of Artz Thompson vs McCook Loan and Trust Co Northwestern Life and Savings Co vs M H Griggs Plaintiff given ten days to file reply Northwestern Life and Savings Co vs Charles Blackburn Leave to reply in ton days J B Meserve vs IdaL Johnson etal Affa C Seeley administratrix vs Bal thazar Lehn Western Land Co vs Nancy Leavette et al Edward Curlee vs Advance Thresher Co Edward Curlee vs Reeves Co Advance Harvester Co vs Fdward Curlee Plaintiff required to give addi tional bond Commercial National Bank vs George W Vogel Home Savings Bank vs Joseph Vogel John Murphy vs Josephiue Emil SALE CONFIRMED Western Land Co vs F P Nicholson John Stevens vs Mary J Ryan et al In the matter of the application of the executors of W J Parkinson deceased to sell real estate J F Cordeal vs Olaf Landgren Bristol Savings Bank vs Anitistia Holmes et al C H Boyle vs Margaret H Headeet al In the matter of the application of Winnie D Williams guardian to sell real estate Western Land Co vs John W Smith 83122 surplus to be paid defendant DISMISSED George L Mesker vs Masonic Temple Association Defendant to pay costs Josephine Emil vs John Murphy Plaintiff to pay costs R M Osborn vs Red Willow County Plaintiff to pay costs State of Nebraska vs Ward Orman Complaining witness pays costs DIVORCE Viretta Desmond vs Harry R Des mond Granted and custody of child given to plaintiff Lovell R Clyde to Josephine Clyde Decree of divorce Charles W Bronson vs Maud II Bronson Decree of divorce Jennie Kelley vs Thomas Kelloy De fault of defendant Cora B Murphy vs William E Mur phy Default of defendant Lulu McGillin vs William J McGil lin Decree of divorce Plaintiff re sumes maiden name and judgment for S100 alimony Thomas W Short vs Mary Short 350 alimony and attorneys fees allowed MISCELLANEOUS Angello P Welles vs Littie C Whit taker et al Motion to strike overruled Joseph S McBrayer vs Edward Jor dan et al Under advisement Elias H Doan vs J S McBrayer H T Church and W J Porter Finding for plaintiff Defendant excepts Sup ercedeas S100 Due plaintiff S96955with 10 per cent interest Bill of exceptions in 40 days Russell F Loomis vs Maynard R Loomis Motion to strike sustained Plaintiff excepts Celeste H Douglass vs Hiram C Ri der et al Trial by jury Verdict for plaintiff in ejectment New triel granted John J Keal vs Joseph Jjynch et al Trial by court Tax and other deeds de creed void Lien for taxes 5415 upon payment of which by plaintiff tax and other deeds cancelled and title granted in plaintiff State of Nebraska vs Harry Walters and John Hawkins Information filed Order to turn money over to claimant Jacob Lerch vs Matthew G Shackel ton and Frank Fritch Demurrer over ruled W R Starr vs Red Willow county Demurrer overruled Defendant elects to staud on demurrer Judgment for plaintiff for 200 with 7 per cent inter- pcf Mary A Walters vs C B R Ry Co Finding for defendant Motion for new trial overruled Plaintiff excepts 40 days to prepare and serve bill of ex ceptions J W Dolan vs Charles C Dunton et al Demurrer sustained Plaintiff al lowed 30 days to file amended petition State of Nebraska vs H I Miller In formation filed State of Nebraska vs William M Lew is Motion to strike sustained Frank Dawson vs Mrs L D Finch Plaintiff allowed to file petition Elizabeth Phelps vs Albert Martin Plaintiff allowed to file petition Death Rate In New York and Chicago During November and December1903 one fifth of the deaths in New York and Chicago were from pneumonia Foleys Honey and Tar not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents pneumonia so do not take chances on a cold wearing away when Foleys Honoy and Tar will cure you quicKiy ana prevent serious results I Sold by A McMillen SixhfMMtzlsjxMgJ -- Colonist Rates During March and April the Burling ton will sell one way tickets to the Paci fic coast at very low rates Hero are some of them S25 to San Francisco and Los Angeles 25 to Portland Tacoma and Seattle 2250 to Spokane 20 to Salt Lake City Butte Helena 81675 to Big Horn Basin Wyo Proportionately low rates to hundreds of other points These rates offer an excellent oppor tunity to see tho great northwest which presents unusunl attractions to the homeseeker It possesses tho iron and lumber of Michigan the wheat of Min nesota the wool of Ohio tho fisheries of New England and seaboard rivaling the Atlantic coast If you will tell mo where you are go ing I shall be glad to give you full in formation about rates train service sleeping car service and send you ad vertising matter descriptive of these wonderful sections J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Neb 2-26-1-29 Good Spirits Good spirits dont all come from Ken tucky Their main source is the liver and all the fine spirits ever made in the Blue Grass State could not remedy a bad liver or the hundred and one ill effects it produces You cant havo good spirits and a bad liver at tho same time Your liver must be in fine condition if you would feel buoyant happy and hopeful bright of eye light of step vigorous and successful in your pursuits You can put your liver in fine condition by using Greens August Flower the greatest of all medicines for the liver and stomach and a certain cure for dyspepsia or indi gestion It has been a favorite house hold remedy for over thirty five years August Flower will make your liver healthy and active and thus insure you a liberal supply of good spirits Trial bottles 25c regular size 75c L W McConnell Womens Kidneys Women are more often afllicted with kidney disorders than men but attri bute the symptoms to diseases peculiar to their sex while in reality tho kidneys are deranged Nervousness headache puffy or dark circles under the eyespain in the back are signs of kidney trouble that must not be ignored or a serious malady will result Foleys Kidney Cure has restored the health of thousands of weak nervous broken down women It stops irregularities and strengthens the urinary organs It purifies the blood and benefits the whole system Sold by A McMillen If troubled with weak digestion belch ing or sour stomach use Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and jou will get quick relief For sale by all druggists Renter AK LJLC500N sH0ME IJMIIIImil igftj 1 1 Oh the Pleasures of moving day of ripping up carpets and stair rods of breaking in a new house and fitting stove pipe of eating your meals on the kitchen stairs and waiting for the plumbers and the gas man Theres a joy thats unconfined about all this and You Can Have It Once a Year but do you want it Wouldnt you give a pretty penny to escape it There is only one way viz to own instead of forever moving If you are thinking of the better way see the Secretary of the McCook Co Operative Building Savings Assn fSSAU SAGE j as That Superior Flavor that can be found only in sausage made by an expert Dainty little link sausages or sausage meat if you prefer it They constitute the Popular Breakfast Delicacy and are not to be confounded with the ordinary butchers so called pork saus age so often made from beef ends and trimmings Our sausage suits where others fail to please SP SSKStssaiaieBaSssaiuasjassi a a i i FOR ALL II HE WORLD J PAT Hat I HONE BETTER MADE 1 1 ASK YOUR DEALER tjj f I was troubled with stom ach trouble ThcdfordaBlack Draughi did mo more good in one week than ah tho doc tors modicino I took in a year MRS S A It An E SHIRFIELD Ellettsville Ind ThedfordsBlackDraught quickly invigorates the ac tion of the stomach and cures even chronic cases of indigestion If you will take a small dose of Thed fords Black Draught occa sionally you will keep your stomach and liver in per fect condition TvTore sickness is caused by constipation than by any other disease Thedfords Black Draught not only re lieves constipation butcure3 diarrhoea and dysentery and keeps the bowels regular All druggists sell 25 cent packages Thedfords Black Draught is the best medi cine to regulate the bowels I have ever used MRS A M GRANT Sneads Ferry N G Blue Front ifiiaiiiss m I tf rSj3 THEDF0RP5 I Fine Turnouts Either Single or Double Phone 36 Rear Palmer House McCook Nebraska W n ACKERMAN Prop 1 New Firm Old Stand ANTON WAGNER PROPRIETORS B and M Meat Market David Magner has gone into the firm which eeks a continuance of public patronage guaranteeing the best of everything sea sonable at the most rea sonable prices Anton Magner Mike Walsh DEAlEIt IN POULTRY and EGGS I b uu nuuuu iuti u jjiojj Highest Market Price Paid in Cash Block West of Citizens Bank flcCook - Nebraska it Mar til Com Co The only reliable wholesale house between Denver and Hastings ioniums in uifs and Proice We Buy in Car Lots All goods direct from grower that is why wo can sell cheap I ants headquarters We Pay Cash for Eggs Local and Long Distance Phono 101 Ono door south of the Tribune Office flcCOOK NEBRASKA CHiCHESTERS ENGLISH PENNYROYAL FILL ttejteV cve Ssl 3j 4 m 53 Always reliable IinHcaskIrucjri3t for CHXCHKSTKK N ENi3INII In Ked and CoIU metallic boxes sealed with blue ribbon TaJie no other Itcluie danKeronit Huboti tulionin imitation JSuvof yourDrugirist or send If in stamps for Particular and Relior for Iadi in Utter ail Lrurn Mal1 000 Testimonials Sold by CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO 220O Saatiison Square PHIIA PA Mention tola jmper gMI PPI IT liWMMBSgMMaBBttCBmWIM aagmf lajiuMWffi im mmww1 S oafinan Gomniission Go Onlv Strictlv Wholesale fnmmiinn Mprpliontc in MoPnnir i S J - www w v waAasawwwA A vj VMUllliJ AAA HlVWUVAl No deviation from this rule Kls Vegetables and Fruits Corner Main and Dennison Sts wmmw t j HcCOOK NEB Are you raising alfalfa Feeding alfalfa Or thinking of raising alfalfa On few other crops can you gain so much by profiting by the experiences of others THE Twentieth Century Farmer tells how those who have made a stud- of alfalfa have met with profit and success Twentieth Century Farmr scription 1 need jour pa per Nortli Loup Xeb Jan 1G ICO i a dollar to renew mv sub In lfc we sowed our first alfalfa with out nur e crop Keitmt i kuoh biunu out it ineu ine nrst winter Then we became di couraied and quit Through reading your paper we learned that our method- were at fault and started apain He now net four to six tons of cured hay per acre We are now followinc ad vice civenjn your paper on preparing soil eedinc cutting and stack ing alfalfa We pot a pain of 14 pounds per day on Shorthorn cakes fed on hay alone during the winter Yours verj trulv Al JE AIcClellax Send 25c for 3 months subscription we will send a sam ple copy and handsome booklet free if you write for it Splendid prizes for getting new subscribers premium list free Address TITE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER 2051 Farnam St Omaha Neb ii A i A it 1 Fy yj i KM f I i 5
