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Official Paper of Redwlllow County
By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Loughran Pastor
Congregational Sunday school at
10 Sermon at 11 Y P S C E at 7
Sermon at 8 Prayer and conference
meeting Wednesday evening at 8 Rev
II H Hawkins will preach both morn
ing and evening
Gkougk A Conrad Pastor
Christian The members of the
church have given their pastor a vacation
in order that he may engage in evange
listic work Until his roturn there will
be Bible school at 10 a m social service
at 11 a m No service in the evening
G T Burt Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer
and sermon at 8 The third Sunday in
the month Holy Communion at 730 a
m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
Methodist Sunday School at 10
Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Bap
cismal service at close of morning service
Epworth League at 7 Junior League at
3 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 800 Good music accommodating
usherscomfortable seats All welcome
especially men
M B Carman Pastor
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by the McCook postofliceMarch 221905
Albright Mr A C Davis Mrs J H
Griffiths Mr C E Hoswoll Mr George
Harringtoti Mr Frank Kilo Mr Henry
McKillip R C Rowland Mrs Lillian
Rowland P Stowart C II
Thompson Miss Agnes
When calling for these letters please
say they wore advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
HE above picture of the
man and nsh is the trade
mark of Scotts Emulsion
and is the synonym for
strength and purity It is Bold
in almost all the civilized coun
tries of the globe
If the cod fish became extinct
it would be a world wide calam
itv because the oil that comes
from its liver surpasses all other
fats in nourishing and life giving
properties Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scotts Emul
sion found a way of preparing
cod liver oil so that everyone can
take it and get the full value of
the oil without the objectionable
taste Scotts Emulsion is the
best thing in the world for weak
backward children thin delicate
people and all conditions of
wasting and lost strength
Send for free sample
SCOTT BOWSfE CHEMISTS
4O0 41G TEAM STUKKT 2THW TOB
5fc and 100 All druggists
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It should be borne in mind that
every cold weakens the lungs low
ers the vitality and prepares the
system for the more serious dis
eases among -which are the two
greatest destroyers of human life
pneumonia and consumption
Chamberlains
Cough Remedy
has -won its great popularity by its
prompt cures of this most common
ailment It aids expectoration re
lieves the lungs and opens the
secretions effecting a speedy and
permanent cure It counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia
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HomeM
J Grovert to L A Fitch wd to hf lot
11 12 blk 261st add McCook
W H Sullivan to A J Raior wd to
1000 00
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900
shf 500 00
United States to J Rittenburg pat
to n hf se qr sw qr se qr 17-4-26
United States to heirs of A 0 Teel
pat to o hf sw qrlot 3 4 7-1-27
S C West to E E Smith wd to se qr
4-4-27 120000
Another car of American and Elwood
woven wire fence at W T Colemans
Bids Wanted for New Star Route
The government not receiving satis
factory bids on its first advertisement
for proposals is again advertising for
bids to carry the mail six times a week
between McCoolc and Quick by way of
Oenterpoint a -proposed new mail route
or rather an extension of the present
Quick Box Elder route to McCook The
distance is 2150 miles and return The
contract Avill run from May 1st 1905 to
June 30lh 1906 Open for receipt of
bids in Washington D C to April 11th
1905 Mail will leave McCook at 630 a
m arriving at Quick at 1230 p m
leaving Quick at 130 p m and arriving
at McCook at 7 30 p m For blank ap
plications for bids and bonds or addi
tional information see Postmaster Kim
mell of McCook Observe that all bids
must be in the governments hands by
April 11th
See the gasoline engine and alfalfa
meal grinder at W T Colemans
Many cases of litigation between farm
ers themselves and between farmers and
people of other vocations could be pre
vented if the parties thereto were prop
erly advised about each others rights
and obligations in the beginning There
are not many lawsi its among farmers in
Rgd Willow county Our farmers are
peaceable folk and know how to settle
their own differences but occasionally
questions arise where a little knowledge
of law will save a farmer the value of
a field of corn or a big bunch of shoats
An excellent way to get thi3 morsel of
legal lore in time is to be a regular sub
scriber for The Iowa Homestead of Des
Moines Iowa a very popular farm paper
with our people which has a regular
legal department each week answering
inquiries about line fences road laws
damage suits conveyances and other
legal problems puzzling to the farmer
Such a department is something compar
atively new in farm journalism The
Homestead having been the first to in
troduce this valuable feature The pa
per of course contains all the usual
features of a good farm journal besides
We take subscriptions for it at The Tri
bune office
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Fred Beardslee visited the home
folks this week
Mrs Mary Mattisox is a guest in the
Home of U W iUcMillen
Snapper Kennedy is with us again
and full of baseball talk as usual
Miss Carrie Thuman of Cambridge
is a guest of Mr and Mrs WEPence
Mrs H Yerrick of Hardy Nebraska
is a guest of Mr and Mrs W W Mc
Millon
Mr and Mrs Crites of Hastings are
guests of Conductor and Mrs A G
Bump this week
Miss Liixie Campbell consulted an
Omaha oculist first of the weekarriving
homo on Wednesday night
Mr and Mrs I F Clapp arrived
from Allegan Mich Wednesday on No
1 and -will be the guests of their son H
C Clapp for some time
If you cannot eat sleep or work feel
mean cross and ugly take Hollisters
Rocky Mountain Tea this month A
tonic for the sick There is no remedy
equal to it 35 cents Tea or Tablets
L WMcConnell
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Have your cake muffins and tea bis
cuit home made They will be fresher
cleaner more tasty and wholesome
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home quickly and eco
nomically fine and tasty cake the raised
hot biscuit puddings the frosted layer
cake crisp cookies crullers crusts and
muffins with which the ready made food
found at the bake shop or grocery does
not compare
Royal is the greatest of bake day helps
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks office
since last Thursday evening
Liifboln Land Co to E Graham wd
toIotl3blk8Danbury 100 00
J W Adkins to E E Fiechtorwd to o
hf 2500 00
C A Huntzingor to V F Ikerd wd
to s lif no qr 9-1-26 1200 00
D M Marquis to R B Campbell wd
to se qr no qr o hf so qr sw qr so qr
so qr bv qr 20 sw qr sw qr 2400 00
S R Jolly to A P Hodwell wd to so
qr pt no qr sw qr 17-1-26 4500 00
A M and H W Benjamin to V H
Benjamin wd to sw qr23nwqr26
nwqr27all in 1 I 2000 00
A Ilorky to J W Dovony wd to no qr
8-2-27 1200 00
J H KinK to F Waimer wd to o hf
nw qr n hf no qr 13-2-29 GOO 00
I R Andrews to A J Rayorwd to sw
1000 00
N WGraves to E Northnp wd to e
hf 9 uw qr 4 10 all in 3 26 5200 00
O Gielday to J B Goreloy wd to nw
qr 10-2-26 1000 00
Chicago Lumber Co to J E Dodge
wd tonw qr 30-1-29 GOO 00
Lincoln Land Co to F W Bosworth
wd to lot 11 blk 23 1 fc McCook 200 00
United States to C II Smith pat to
sw qr no qr w h so qr se qr sw qr all
in 20-1-26
United States to R T McCollum pat
to
W H Sullivan to A J Ruser wd to
n hf nw qr sw qr nw qr nw qr sw qr
For Sale or Trade
A complete photographers outfit
Will sell or trade ut a bargain Address
lock bos 522 McCook Nebraska
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health to the home the only
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I will sell at public sale at my pasture
adjoining the town of McCook on the
north on
Saturday April 8 1905
On account of the absence of Mr
Berry the date of sale has been changed
from date advertised in bills to above
commencing at 1 oclock p m the fol
lowing property One span of horses
weight 2600 pounds
51 Head of Cattle
consisting of 1 registered Durham bull
2 years old 20 head 3-year-old heifers 10
vearling heifers 10 yearling steers 5
2-year-old heifers 1 sucking calves and 1
milch cow Implements One set double
harness 1 set single harness wagon hay
rack mower plow hay rake harrow
cultivator lister sickle grinder and a
single horse potatoe plow
TERMS OF SALE Sums of S10 and un
der cash over S10 a credit of 6 months
will be given purchaser to give note
drawing 10 per cent interest with ap
proved security A discount or o per
cent will be given for cash on sums over
10
W D BURNETT
H H Berry Auctioneer
V Franklin Clerk
Cambridge
Flour
I now have the exclusive agency in
McCook of this celebrated flour
Every sack is guaranteed I also
have the McCook flour and feed of all
kinds Your patronage will be ap
preciated Phone 186
J E NELHS
Second door east of DeGroff s
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Mike Walsh
DEALER IN
POULTRY
and EGGS
Old Rubber Copper and Brass
Highest Market Price Paid in Cash
Block West of Citizens Bank
I McCook - Nebraska
INDIAN0LA
John Broomfield started for California
Sunday night
Plow up your gardens get ready to
plant trees spring is here
The children of W Mullin are recov
ering from the scarlet fever
County Judge Frank Moore returned
to McCook Sunday evening
Joseph Rayer went down to Friond
this week on a business trip
W Wallace was und6r tho weather
for a few days but is all right again
Mrs J J Wilson is entertaining his
cousin F T Stalcup of Hastings Neb
Fred Beardslee of Denver spent Sun
day iu our midst the guest of relatives
Mrs R Hatcher and two daughters
visited with Mrs Jim McClung Sunday
last
R E Smith is out in the country this
week following his profession painting
and papering
Miss Alice Cramer drives to and from
her school now since tho weather has
become warmer
Mary Miller has returned from Cul
bertson and will mako her home with
her parents for a time
Edith Allen returned from McCook
Tuesday where she had been visiting
her sister Mrs E Calhoun
Section Boss Millers son Henry of
Culbortson is a homo now and works
with his father on the section
Mrs Whittaker returned to McCook
Sunday night after a short visit w th
her daughter Mrs O Colling
Mrs Elmer Thompson returned from
Iowa a few days ago whither she was
called by tho serious illness of her moth
er
John McClung and wife have moved
over from Lebanon and are now residents
of Indianola again They live in tho old
Courier building
Justice J E Ryan solemnized tho
marriage of Roy Smith and Miss E M
Collicutt of Cambridge in Indianola
Wednesday evening
Robert E French of Kearney grand
custodian of the A F and A M lodge
was in town Wednesday evening on
business connected with the order
D W Schoenthals little nephew Al
fred Sheeney has returned from Bennett
where he has been visiting and will help
his uncle on the farm this summer
The singing class of Profossor and
Mrs Calvin is progressing finely and
is deserving of patronage Their clasa
numbers something over a hundred
W H Walter received a telegram
Sunday announcing the death of his
aged father at Lincoln Burial took
place Monday afternoon at that place
The Congregational people gave a sup
per of ice cream cako and coffee in the
Masonic temple last Thursday evening
The attendance was small on account of
the threatening weather
Tho people of Indianola are experi
menting in oil wells at present The
derrick sixty feet high is up and the
work is being pushed forward as rapidly
as the circumstances will permit
Mr and Mrs W II Smith are re
ceiving congratulations on account of
that new grand daughter that came to
the home of Mrs Edith McCarrick nee
Smith in Bison Oklahoma last week
We have had another how in town
and we are blessed with plenty This
time it is moving pictures which were
really very good and afforded lots of
amusements for the crowds each even
ing
Wm Bythrop of Palisade was in In
dianola a few days last week He re
ports the death of his wife which occur
red about two weeks ago Her maiden
name was Edith Russell daughter of
W II Russell now of Denver Colo
Thty lived here in former days
Salesman Wanted We have some
open territory for which we desire a
capable energetic honest man Groc
ery experience is not necessary but
must bo a good salesman Permanent
employment and liberal compensation
for the right man Reply stating occu
pation and giving references
21 2ts John Sexton Co
Wholesale GrocersChicago
RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTE NO 1
The school taught by Mrs Dora John
ston closed today
E E Rogers house will soon be finish
ed and ready for the warming
Mrs S C Hileman and family have
moved into West McCook
R B Simmons is building a fine sod
house on his farm southeast of town
Charles W Roper set up a pair of
scales for Gerald Wilcox first of the
week
Charles Skalla and Joseph Boos of
Missouri Ridge were in McCook Mon
day on business
Captain I H Wasson arrived home
last Friday night from spending a few
weeks visiting in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Jacob Randel Mr and
Mrs Will Randel visited with their
brother G F Randel Thursday
Mrs William Baumbach is getting
along nicely now but the baby lived
but a few minutes after its birth
There will be a basket supper at the
Wade school house Prospect Park Fri
day evening next week March 31st
Dont miss it
On Thursday night April 6th there
will be an entertainment at the North
Star school house and a basket supper
after the entertainment The money
raised by the sale of the baskets will be
for the benefit of the library The en
tertainment will begin at eight oclock
All are cordially invited
SCHOOL CREEkT
Fine weather for fall grain
Mrs Gray is on the sick list
Valentine Gray is working for J B
Rozelle
A Mr Brown has moved on the S F
Phillips place
Foss Dutcher has quit school to assist
with the spring work
A good time is reported at the party
of J B Rozelles Friday evening
Mrs Jno Dutcher spent a few days
in Cambridge visiting friends last week
The Misses Rozelle and Bert Rohrer
attended church in Bartley Sunday
evening
Robert George and the Cambridge
editor took supper at Jno Dutchers
Fridav evening
The best apron check ginghams 5c at
Thompsons
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HARDWARE
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Builders
Hardwre
In this lino wo
carry an up-to-date
stock and aro pre
pared to quoto bed
rock prices
Seeds
A large and fresh
stock of selected
garden seeds in
packages or in bulk
Farm seeds in sea
son at right prices
It will pay vou to
buy our SEEDS
IMPLEMENTS
McCOOK NEB
Ranges
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Wo havo tho ROUND
OAK CHIEF tho OHIO
and other steel ranges
Thy aro the best but
wo also have the cheap
est
If you intend to put
in a modern henting
plant this summer let
us give you estimates
on FURNACES
Wagons
We continue to carry
tho reliable MITCHELL
and Mil BURN wagons
They aro unexcelled
The SANSON and FAIRBANKS
steel mills the ECLIPSE wood
mill and tho WAUPUW vaneless
each one the best in its class
PUMPS towers tanks casing
pipe couplings cylinders and
all well supplies
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Cash Prices for Sharpening
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HARNESS
Heavy
Handwre
A largo stock of
barb wirehog wire
nails staplescorru
gntediron bar iron
wagon wood bolts
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Discs
Wo can meet your
wants In discs har
rows drills plows
cultivators and
small tools Do not
buy until you havo
seen our stock
HARROWS
Harvesters
Tho always reliable MCCOR
MICK Headers Binders Header
Binders and Corn Binders
Everybody knows them
McCORMICK tho best
of them all The McCORMICK
and OSBORNE Rakes no o
better Phico your orders early
The Pioneer Hardware Store
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A Present to Every
Farmers
and Girl
G W Predmore Sons are so anxious that every
farmer should know of Skows Rotary Disc Sharpener
and the wonderful work it is doing in their shop that they are
willing to give a nice present to every boy or girl that will
read this ad to their father and induce him to bring us
a trial set to be sharpened This wonderful disc sharp
ener in our shop is one of
only 6 in Nebraska Discs
sharpened on this machine
do better work and stay
sharp twice as long as by
the old hand method
The reason is that the
discis rolled instead of
pounded made from three
eighths to five ei g h t h s
of an inch larger the steel
is made harder and the
disc naturally cut easier
while the old method of
pounding warps the disc
out of shape and makes
it rough
15c per i6inch disc
20c per i8inch disc
25c per 20inch disc
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Almost in Uespair
Our little daughter was given up by two physicians
with consumption of the throat and we were almost
in despair when our druggist recommended Dr Kings
New Discovery After taking four bottles she was
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