The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, June 23, 1905, Image 1

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TWENTY FOURTH YEAR
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Let Us Help You
Wo want to assist you in the
choice of your wall decorations
furnituro polish enamels stains
and other house cleaning necessi
ties
If you need a painter or paper
hanger let us know wo snve you
the trouble of finding him
Remombor we are headquarters
for wall paper in all grades and
that our prices are the most at
tractive ever offered you for such
goods We know wo can please
you and also save you ironey on
your wall papor purchases
See our windows for some of the
things you need in spring house
cleaning campaign and remember
that wo carry only tho best of
everything in such goods and at
the same time you save money
when you eive us your orders
Cone linos Druggists
We Dont Deserve the Name
The Bartley Inter Ocean goes after
McCook apropos of tho recent declina
tion of tho city council to allow the
Bartley Telephone Co independent to
run a line into tho court house in rather
too harsh terms and with too much gen
erality In tho first place tho business
men and citizens of McCook are not op
posed to tho admission of tho Bartley
line notwithstanding tho council is
The bnsinessmen have already voted
they were in favor of thoir admission
And tho people of the city are certainly
in favor Henco The Tr -bunk objects
to the general termsof the Inter Oceans
roast Tho request was and is a
reasonable one and The Tribune hopes
thecouncil of this city will do itself tho
credit cf reconsidering ihe proposition
at an early meeting and that they will
grant the request of the Bartley com
pany
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A Musical Instrument Anyone Can Play
An Edison Phonograph
All you have to do is to wind it put
on record and start the machine and
you can have a concert of your own se
lection In homes remote from tho
pleasure of the city one having a phon
ograph may without trouble and at
small expense listen at will to the lat
est music as rendered by the greatest
artists or hear the voices of famous com
edians in laughter provoking mono
logues You may own one of these ma
chines by the payment of S100 a week
for a short time Come in and hear the
latest songs McConnell Druggist
Utter Tillotson
The Tribune is in receipt of an an
nouncement of the marriage of Mr
Arthur J Utter and Miss Maude W
Tillotson both of Chicago The wedd
ing took place on Thursday June 15
in the Washington Park Congregational
church The young folks will make
their homo at 5333State street Heres
wishing Archie and the wife of his choice
much joy
Desirable Residence For Sale
My residence on corner of Marshall
and Dakota streets Inquire at resi
dence M U Clyde
Doans 91
is the Cream of all thats good The
sensitive touch of the most experienced
miller can produce no better flour
Helpful Rest
can be secured by purchasing a com
fortable hammock at McMillens drug
store
McCook has an enviable reputation
as the foremost city of enterprise in the
western country Doans 91 patent has
been one of McCooks best advertise
ments
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UPHOLSTERING
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I have a fine workman that will be
with me for a short time who is pre
pared to do the best of upholstering
work It is hard to get a good me
chanic to come here so while we
have one you should have your work
done if you have any You can
have your old pieces of furniture
made to look like new and covered
in any grade of goods you want
leather work a specialty
J E LUDWICK
THE HOUSE FURNISHER
A complete line of Queensware is a
-new department of our store
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The celebrated Oskosh J C
overclothes for engine men and railroad
ers S175 per suit caps 25c Thomp
sons exclusive agents
There is a blue sack coat at The Tri
bune office for the owner It was
found on the road near J A Schmitzs
last Saturday
Trains have all been delayed today by
high waters and washouts between Bart
ley and Cambridge
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Robert A Cleauy has gono to New
York city
Mrs W J Russell is visiting in
Bonkelman this week
Mrs T Z Wallace and two children
are in Palisade on a visit
Mrs Joseph Kubick and two sons
are visiting in Red Cloud
Master Leo Ryan is visiting rela
tives in Sutton and Grafton Neb
Mrs Prank Harris of Aurora was
tho guest of McCook friends Sunday
Mrs Jacob Matz and sister are in
Franklin this week visiting their par
ents
Misshs Julia and Mollie Ryan enter
tained the Awl Os Tuesday evening
in usual happy form
Mrs A J Jackson of Johnstown Pa
is a guest of Mr and Mrs W O Mar
shall for the summer
Mrs William Washburn is down
from Holyoke Colorado guest of her
mother Mrs Escher
Miss Mary Muoan and Jesuline de
parted this week for Rocky Ford Col
orado to be absent all summer
W L Sutherland visited the fore
part of the week with friends inSholton
Kearney and other points
Miss Deborah D Brinton is here
from Des Moines Iowa guest of her
parents Mr and Mrs J A Brinton
Mrs WillKrauter was down from
Akron Colo close of last week guest
her parents Mr and Mrs J S LeIIew
Mr and Mrs D C Benedict cf Cul
bertson were drawn to the valleys finest
Wednesday on a business pleasure mis
sion
Rev J J Lough an held Catholic ser
vices in Indianola last Sunday morn
ing driving down after holding his
early mass here
Mrs C B Sawyer and Miss Kate ar
rived from University Place close of
week past and will remain here during
tho summer vacation
Mrs N B Bush of Almena Kansas
is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F
D Burgess this week The two chil
dren accompany her
Mrs Anna Colfer went in to Omaha
Monday night to witness the gradua
tion of her son Frank from Creighton
university this week
B F Rector left this week for Npr
catur Kansas his brother accompany
ing him The brothers contemplate en
gaging in business there
Mrs Paulina Fjillippi has return
ed from Collegeview Nebraska where
she has been recuperating from her re
cent severe illness in a sanitarium there
Editor and Mrs Leroy Mershon of
tho Wilcox Banner were guests of his
sister Mrs Floyd Berry close of last
week They departed for home Sun
day night
Charlie Weintz was over in the Bond-
ville precinct neighborhood Sunday
guest of Herman Reiners and others
He reports crops in that section as in
splendid condition and a large acreage
of small grain
T J Pate went up to Denver today
on No 13 to attend the funeral Sunday
of his brother Andrew J Pate of Denver
who died Wednesday in Central City
Colo from injuries received in jumping
from a burning hotel
Mrs Lee I Culbertson arrived
home Wednesday night on No 3 from
her visit in Iowa and eastern Nebraska
She spent a few days in Lincoln with
Mrs J W Selby on her way home Mr
Culbertson spent Monday with them
Mrs G W Norris andt Mrs C W
Britt have been absent at Clay Center
part of the week attending the Nebras
ka Grand Chapter meeting P E O
as representatives of chapter X of the
city They left on No 12 Tuesday
morning the grand chapter opening on
Wednesday and continuing for two days
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Our Paints
The Lincoln absolutely pure are giv
ing entire satisfaction and sold on a
guarantee If you want the best
mixed Paint or Lead and oil var
nishes and stains we would like to
figure with you
McMillen Druggist
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Stokes the grocer
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See that road wagon at Colemans for
S3S50 its a peach
All shoe repairing promptly and neatly
done Bring in your work
The Bee Hive
The very newest and latest in belts
just received by express blacks whites
and colors at Thompsons
W Meyers an old time shoe maker
from Lincoln has
at The Bee Hive
accepted a position
Boys balbriggan underwear 50c
drawers either in knee or ankle length
at Thompsons
Panama and
350 to 850
Thonipsons
Silician cloth skirts
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Junior Normal Notes
J F Morris of Imperial was a nor
mal visitor last Thursday
Principal J A Crowl of Imperial on
rolled this week
Misses Emma and Mayme Kellor of
Culbertson visited at the normal Tues
day
Supt Jas OConnoll was down from
Trenton last Friday to look over tho
work
The total enrollment to date is 170
At tho end of tho third week a year ago
it was but 141
Seats for Roberson may be reserved
Monday at McConnells None will be
sold until Wednesday
Miss Nellie E Dick superintendent
of Chase county was down from Imper
ial Tuesday to inspect tho work of the
normal
Supt G H Pickett came down from
Hayes Center Thursday to visit the
Hayes county teachers in attendance at
tho normal
E D Lehmen of Gibbon is interview
ing the teachers at the normal this week
regarding supplies and materials for
next years work
Miss t Jora t5 Quick county superin
tendent of Red Willow county conduct
ed teachers examination at the East
ward school Saturday
Although the chapel hour unavoid
ably comes at an inconvenient morning
hour visitors are cordially urged to at
tend and enjoy tho good things provided
for the teachers Special talks and the
Friday music program aro attractive
State Superintendent J L McBrien
was able to be in McCook Friday be
tween the arrival of No 5 and the de
parture of No 6 just long enough to in
troduce Mr Cooke and to greet a few
friends
Instructor H F Hooper is this week
in Milwaukee Wisconsin where he has
gone as one of Nebraskas representatives
at the big Woodman convention in as
sembly Hn is nvDRntfirl hnnlr in I
time for work next Monday Mr W E
Heffelbower is conducting his classes
meanwhile
A particularly helpful feature of the
work this summer is the music under
the leadership of Mr Miller More is
being made of it than last year The
afternoon drill class has trebled in size
and in addition a largo number stay
each day and receive personal
tion in voice culture
The teachers of Red Willow county
held a meeting last Thursday afternoon
and elected association officers for tho
ensuing year Mr F W Deffor of
Indianola was their choice for president
Mr George Fletcher of Danbury for
vice president and Miss Anna Hannan
of Danbury for secretary treasurer
The Nebraska Public Library Com
mission last week sent out from Lincoln
for the use of the teachers three different
collections of books a regular traveling
library a set of professional and special
books and a model rural school library
Any of these books may be drawn out
by the general public and all interested
are urged to inspect them
State Superintendent J L McBrien
came out from Lincoln Tuesday night
to make his first official visit at the nor
mal He spent the entire day Wednes
day in an inspection of the work and
expressed himself as being well satisfied
with the work of the school He spoke
to the teachers at the chapel hour by
wnom ne was entnusiastically and
dially received
The first music program of the sum
mer was rendered at the chapel hour
Friday morning Besides the songs and
chorus work by the school there was
a piano duet by Misses Emma Perry and
Lillie Campbell and a violin solo b Mr
Roswell Cutler Mr C H Miller sang
King of the Winds by David and for
an encore gave Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes by Mozart
Edmund Vanco Cooke gave a pleas
ing address to the teachersFriday after
noon on The Decadence of Poetry
in which he sought to bring out the
different qualities of poetic feeling that
were in human beings He also justifi
ed the so called newspaper poet Re
plete with numorous stories his talk
was enjoyed even though he did not
quite measure up to what was expected
from him
Dean Henry L Southwick addressed
the students Wednesday afternoon on
the general subject of oratory and ex
pression and for an hour held the7inter
ested attention of all To make good
readers is the work of every teacher and
Mr Southwick rendered appreciated
service to that end His remarks took a
reminiscent turn also when it was a de
light to come in almost personal contact
with tho men who have made New Eng
land famous in letters Dean South
wicks was an inspiring visit
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SAM JONES
addressed a largo audience at
Central church last ovening
remarks were in tho irresistible
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 23 1905
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tho
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and
unapproachable style of which Sam
Jones is the only exponent Ho had
his audience in tears at one momont
and the next instant all present wore
roaring with laughter at tho happy
hit or funny story It is the same at
all times and places where Sam Jones
is tho speaker All who have heard
him recognize tho symptoms Ro
chester YDomocrat and Chron
icle
SAM JONES
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METHODIST CHURCH JULY 21 1905
Tickets at McConnolls 50 cents
Seats in auditorium reserved
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Tho third in tho series of entertain
ments will be F R Roberson Thursday
night June 29 in a splendidly illustrat
ed lecture on Russia Roberson has
been in McCook three times already and
everyone hero will bo glad to welcomo
him again No stereopticon views could
be finer than his and when it is consid
ered that he has returned only this
month from the scenes of the tremen
dous political and social discontent in
various parts of tho Russian empire new
and added interest will bo aroused in
what he may say
The next number in the entertainment
course occurs next Thursday night June
29 at tho opera house when Frank R
Roberson who has just reached New
York from Russia will give his beauti
fully illustrated lecture on the war in the
far east between Russia and Japan
When Mr Roberson was in McCook
last winter it will be remembered that
ho represented the struggle as hopeless
for the Japs and now after a series of
brilliant victories it will be interesting
to note how far his views have undergone
a change It will bo a timely lecture
brilliantly illuminated with the finest
stereopticon views
The Dean Was Delightful
The recital by Dean Southwick of
Emerson school of oratory Boston in
the opera house Wednesday evening
was a delightful treat The dean associ
ates with his splendid ability the graces
of a most attractive personality and
captures his audience at the scoring line
That the dean is capable of doing the
humorous was well shown in the open
ing minor part of his program when a
number of mirth provoking and other
wise selections were given the boat
race was especially pleasing
Rut the seiious delight of the evening
was his recital of Bulwer Lyttons ro
mantic and poetic dram Richelieu
The Cardinal King Here the artist
has full sway for his cleverness and he
was not disappointing
The Tribune is not enamored of the
average entertainer elocutionist or reci
ter but it would love to be bored by
the delightful dean just as often as he
can come this way
I A Bam is Good Isnt It
In any season a bath is good and re
freshing but this is particularly so these
hot days We have a great many handy
little things to mike it more enjoyable
Sponges brushes soaps atomizers
bathosweet and many other things we
have for your comfort and convenience
McConnell Druggist
Lost Card case containing card and
810 bill between Mrs Colfersand Mr
Scotts residence Return to MrsH A
Rouch Mae Sharp
Ideal white black and colored
waists are what the name implies per
fect fitting well made stylish garments
At Thompsons exclusively
Mrs W S Perry and Mrs L R Hile
man will give a Dorcas Kensington at
the home of the former on next Thurs
day at 230 p m June 30th
Lace collars for neck for shoulders
for yoke in jet ivory irridescent black
white ecru brown navy from 25c to
375 at Thompsons
The Willow was on a tear
Tuesday
night and caused considerable damage
to crops in the valley by overflowing its
banks in places
There is a large ulster overcoat in the
ante room of Masonic hall for the owner
who will call for same promptly
Plenty of pink light blue dark blue
linen yellow red lavender and green
lawns at Thompsons
The mills of the Gods grind slowly
but never grind finer flour than Doans
mills produce
Boys suits 125 200 275 350
500 at Thompsons
J Edmund Vance Cooke
Tho opening ontertainmont of tho
Junior Normal courso last Friday oven
ing in tho opera house drew a well fill
ed house of appreciative members of
the normal school and citizens of Mc
Cook
J Edmund Vance Cooke occupied tho
platform Ho appears as an author a
poet an impersonator and as each and
all gives a good account of himself Ho
presents a varied program with light
ning changes so that he who would got
all must follow quickly and wideawako
Sparks of wit and flashes of merriment
not excessive aro tonod by touches of
tonderest sentiment and with the wholo
is an admixture of understandable and
wholesome philosophy until you havo
an hour and a half of gonial worth
while instructive stimulating entertain
ment that leaves no bad taste or remem
brance
Painfully and Severely Injured
A W Utter is laid up with quite
severe and painful injuries caused by
falling out of farm wagon and his tool
chest falling onto him Ho was engaged
in loading his work bench and tool chest
onto Michael Houlihans farm wagon
preparatory to doing some work on tho
Houlihan dwelling out on tho farm Ho
got too far back on tho load which
became overbalanced He fell backward
and tho load fell onto him The doctor
reports no bones broken but injuries
which will keep him abed for sometime
Cherries
For sale at tho Morlan farm
R M McDonald Phone Y121
Our Mr Meyers will get your shoes
repaired promptly at Tho Bee Hive
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Special on Wall Paper
We have some desirable patterns
in better grade papers at special
prices Come in and see then
A McMillen Druggist
A few years ago all machinery was
made from wood and today any piece of
farm machinery that is not made of steel
is out of date The latest is the steel
wagon In a few years there will be
nothing but steel wagons W T Cole
man has them now You should call
and see them
There is renewed talk of moving for a
city scales They are more satisfactory
than private scales and would in time
be a source of profit to the city as well
The city council would doubtless move
in this matter were it placed before them
in proper form
The virility of the Awl Os club is
attributed by some crusty old bachelors
to the alleged matrimonial bureau
said to be a secret auxiliary of the club
This is indignantly denied by the girls
The Baptist ladies will servo meals
lunch ice cream and cake during the
Fourth To be served somewhere on
the main street Watch for further
notice of place of serving
We are now unpacking a complete
line of queensware and everything will
be carried in open stock so you can
get just what pieces you want at Lud
wicks
We have now in our employe a first
class shoemaker who will attend to all
your shoes needing repair
The Bee Hive
Shaded ribbons polka dot ribbons
striped ribbons plaid ribbons lace
striped ribbons in rl colors widths
prices and kinds at Thompsons
You surely will want one of those
Quick Meal gasoline stoves or a refrig
erator or an ice cream freezer at Cole
man s before the hi celebration
Out-of-town products are not in com
petition when quality and excellence are
considered as factors in flour Theres
none so good as Doans 91
So popular are those 44c lawn dressing
sacques that three or four to the cus
tomer is the way they go At Thomp
sons only of course
Over eight hundred feet of shelving
full of queensware is what is being
opened up at Ludwicks Furniture
Store
We take pride in getting your shoe
repairing done promptly and at reason
able prices The Bee Hive
Paul Antons new brick meat market
building on Main avenue is about ready
for occupancy
Pure silk gloves with double finger
tips in black navy browns and white
50c at Thompsons
Shoes repaired and
at the old stand
work guaranteed
The Bee Hive
Queensware dishes crockery glass
ware at Ludwicks Furniture Store
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NUMBER 4
JAPANESE VICTORIOUS
Battlo in Sea of Korea in Thoir
Favor
IMPENDING CLASH IN MANCHURIA
Vast Armies of Russia and
Facing Each Other
Japan
what will the issue hk
May Havo Boaring on Possible Rev
olution in Rusain
McCook Nebraska23 1905 Tho
junior normal school is pleased to an
nounce that Frank R Roberson tho
eminent world traveler will nrnnnt
tho latest phases of tho situation in
the far east in an illustrated lecture
at tho opera house
THURSDAY EVENING JINK 29 190
Mr Roberson is an authoratativo
observer who only last week landed
in Now York from an extonsivo trip
abroad He has often pleased Mc
Cook audiences and ho will do so
again in a far happier way Jthan over
before His pictures aro marvels
clearly thrown on n largo canvass by
an expert operator Public interest
in tho Japanese Russian war will bo
increased by tho remarks of ono who
has just returned from the front
Season tickets reserved at McCon
nells Tuesday Juno 27 7 C0 a in
No seats will bo sold until
yday morning
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnoll for drugs
Stokes grocer phono No J0
Everything in drugs McConnoll
Try Stokes for grocprio Phone CO
McConnells Lightning Corn Cure 10c
Linen colored lawn shirt waist suits
8150 at Thompsons
A second hand surrey for sale cheap
at W T Colemans
Mens suits 500 805J tSLC 1000
13C0 at Thompsons
Remember phcno No
want nice fresh groceries
V when you
Japanese kimonos short and
135 to 350 at Thompsons
long
J E Ludwick is adding a complete
line of queensware to his stock
That sliced halibut will capture you if
you try it once Stokes grocery
AH shoes bought of J II Grannis will
be repaired free at Stulken it Bauers
Get Ludwicks prices on ilavilanc
china A new stock being opened up
Skating all day and a big dance in tho
evening at the skating rinkJuly 4th
French canned goods peas mush
rooms sardines etc at Stokes groc
ery
J II Grannis sale of smer dress
goods dress skirts etc id on Do
not miss it
The Citizens Bank is having a fine
steel ceiling put up in the bank room
this week
Water coolers at W T Colemano
Place one in your store and oe if wont
help your trade
Tape girdles gauze girdles batiste
girdles American Beauty make too
35c to 75c at Thompsons
Sunburn tan or freckles need not
bother you this summer if you will use
McConnells Fragrant Lotioa
The Methodist church lol its chim
ney in last nights gale The roof was
slightly damaged by falling stone
Farmers You will be wanting extra
dishes for harvest Ludwicks Furni
ture Store now has the largest stock in
town
An entertainment will be given at the
meeting of the A O U W next Mon
day evening and the publso is invited
to attend
Why not get one of those oak water
three gallon kegs to carry water to the
field in Take a look at those at W T
Colemans
Lost a gold cross shape broach with
small diamond setting Finder will
please return same to this oilice and re
ceive reward 1
Our living friends are not our only
advertisers Competitive importations
resort to devious methods to decry the
merits of Doans 91 patent
For Sale My property on Melvin
st No 207 seven rooms two closets
and china closet Inquire of F L
Traver McCook Neb
The reduction prices on lnoae summer
dress goods dress skirts p at J II
Grannis are moving them fast Get in
before the best values are taken
White granite semi porcelain both
American and English make Haviland
china etc are some of the different
classes of goods in Ludwicks new china
stock
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