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There is only ouo
SAM JONES
And this distinguished lecturer will
be hero on
Friday July -21 1903 830 i m
AT METHODIST CHUIICH
Admission fire fit McConnells
The great audience hears Sam Jones
Georgias boss evangelist A char
acteristic talk embracing religious
political and social current topics
The Rev Sam Jones heid the
boards at OBriens opera house last
evening very successfully His
audience was large filling every part
of the house No paid lecturer ever
appeared in Birmingham to a larger
crowd Beecber Talmage and lu
gersoll not excepted All the steam
whistles made a frightful din when
Col Alex McClure of Philadelphia
came here to warn us about not
ing to the gold standard and repeat
ed the wild infernal racket adver
tising to accommodate an enter
1 prising merchant The whistles
j ought to have screamed yesterday
for Sam Jones As a drawer ho is
not only an artistbut a whole bureau
1 full of drawers with living every day
pictures in them lie talked against
shams There were to hear him all
kinds of people from Birmingham
and tire suburbs He highly enter
tained them Ho did that most
familiar to his auditors as a bold and
and original crusader against sin
there was curiosity to learn whether
he could attaia any wider character
istic latitude than radiates from his
pulpit performances Birmingham
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McCook City Affairs
The city council was in regular ses
sion Monday evening mayor and all
councilmen present
Bills as follows were allowed
C E Eldred 81030
P M Kimmell 21S0
Barnes Mitchell 220
McCook Electrice Light Co 9940
McCook Loan and Trust Co 7500
L W McConnell 40
On motion the purchase was authoriz
ed of 300 feet of Alpha hose of 400 lbs
pressure test at 65 cents per foot
- Police judges report for June was
read and referred to the city attorney
Ordinance IIS covering the annual
propriation and levy was passed and
duly signed by the mayor The ordinance
appropriates for all municipal purposes
92027S The levy calls for a total of
16 mills of which 10 mills is for general
fund 3 mills each for water and electric
light
The total assessment of the city is
352800 The entire revenue of the city
for the year ending May 1st 1905 was
81360601 The expenses of the city for
the same period of time was 91647S
An Unappreciated Soaking
J A Wilcox Son got more water
than they could use last Friday night
and Saturday morning The roof was
being replaced over their store and the
rains caught them between the time the
old was removed and the new put on
And there was something doing in the
baling business for several hours result
ing in much inconvenience and consi
derable damage Those occupying the
flat over the store came in for something
of the same sort it is fair to presume
Congregatlonalists Call a Pastor
At a special called business meeting
of the church Tuesday evening in the
church building the members of the
Congregational church voted unani
mously to call Rev George B Hawks of
Canton S D to the pastorate of the
McCook church It is hoped that he
will accept the call and that he will be
on the ground by the first Sunday in
August if possible
Desirable Residence For Sale
My residence on corner of Marshall
and Dakota streets Inquire at resi
dence M U Clyde
Helpful Rest
can bo secured by purchasing a com
fortable
store
hammock at McMillens drug
Use McMillens Cream Lotion for sun
burn and tan
See that road wagon at Colemans for
3850 its a peach
The mills of tho Gods grind slowly
but never grind finer flour than Doans
mills produce r
We have nowln our employe a first
class shoemaker who will attend to all
your shoes needing repair
The Bee Hive
First in the hearts of all good bread
lovers is Doans 91 patent You need
the flour to keep well fed Doan needs
your trade to knead your bread
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Dr W A DeMay was over from Dan
bury Sunday evening
Miss Bessie Crites of Hastings is a
guest of Miss Lottie Knipple
Mrs C E Cose is entertaining her
mother Mrs Clark of Kansas City
Mrs O R Amice of Oxford has been
the guest of her sister Mrs Pisk this
week
Mi axu Mrs Emerson Hanson re
turned Tuesday from their sad trip to
Illinois
John Unzicker of Griswold Illinois
has been visiting in this city his former
home since last week
Robert Pate of Minden is a guest of
his son Dispatcher W P Pate and an
admirer of the new grandson
Miss Vera Hileman came home from
Omaha Wednesday night to spend a
short vacation with the family
Dr W F Jones and bride arrived
home last night from their extended
honeymoon on the Pacific coast
Rev E R Earle was iru the city
fore part of tho week haviug returned
recently from his vacation in the east
Miss Carrie Ashmoke was in the city
Tuesday on her waj up to Palisado on
a visit Miss Carrie lived her early life
in Indianola
Mr Thompson an employee on the
Tecumseh Republican was in the city
last Saturday on his way home from a
visit to friends in Stockville
Misses Stangland were the amiable
hostesses at tho regular fortnightly con
vivial convocation of the charming
Awl Os Tuesday evening
Miss Pearl Zint is now book keeper
and stenographer for W T Coleman
Miss Nellie Smith going into L W
McConnells employ in a similar capa
city
Miss Minnie Rowell departed Tues
day for the coast She will make visits
in Sheridan Wyoming and Portland
Oregon during her absence of several
weeks
Miss Marion Anderson departed for
her home in Fulberton Nebraska close
of last week after spending a few weeks
in her former home guest of Master
Mechanic and Mrs R B Archibald
Rev J J Loughran of St Patricks
church doparted last Thursday evening
for Wisconsin on a vacation of a few
weeks Father Damien is looking after
the spiritual welfare of his flock mean
while
Mrs Ned Ellis formerly of our city
but late of Moberly Missouri died at
the home of her daughter in that city
Saturday morning June 24th 1905
The remains were buried in Numa Iowa
Deceased was for many years a resident
of our city
Dr and Mrs Elias Smith and Miss
Carrie parents and sister of Mrs C H
Meeker arrived close of last week from
Farmington 111 and are the guests of
Mr and Mrs Meeker They are on their
way to Pasadena California their pres
ent home from a visit to the old home
back in Illinois
Dr J D Hare has just returned
home from eastern Iowa where he was
called to attend the burial of his mother
who died at the age of S8 years in Cali
fornia and was taken to tho family
burial ground at Mt Pleasant Tho
doctors mother was a native of the Isle
of Mann and spoke the Manx language
W M Sullivan departed Tuesday
night for Grand Island in response to
a telegram announcing the death of his
aged mother who passed away to her
reward that day after an illness of a
few weeks from the infirmities of old
age Deceased was 74 years of age
Burial was made in Grand Island on
Wednesday
Take your ease this summer in one of
our comfortable hammocks Prices
from 100 to 8750
McConnell Druggist
Death of James H Short
James H Short who has resided for
about a year on the old Rider farm
seven miles north of McCook died on
Friday of last week July 9th after an
illness of three weeks with typhoid
pneumonia
James H Short was born in Dela
ware in 1860 Came to Red Willow
county Nebraska in 1904 settling on
the old Rider farm seven miles north of
McCook Deceased leaves a wife and
five children three sisters and two
brothers to mourn his departure May
his soul rest in peace
The remains were buried in the Box
Elder cemetery Sunday services being
held by Rev Kerr Deceased was a
model husband a kind father and an
excellent neighbor Two brothers and
one sister were present at the burial
A Neighbor
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Distressing Fatal Accident
Last Saturday afternoon at about 500
oclock at a point about one and a half
miles east of the little town of Kanona
Kansas on the Burlingtons Republican
City Oberlin line occurred one of the
most distressing wrecks in tho history
of the McCook division Resulting as it
did in the instant death of two persons
and the serious injury of several more
while still others sustained minor in
juries sucn as uruises scaip wounas
etc The dead are
MISS MILLIE KOLL Republican
City Neb
HARRY Mexico Mo
Those severely injured are
Mrs W L Egbert Republican City
Nob
Dr A A Allen Topeka Kas
Ed Bender Hastings Neb
William Langmade Oberlin Kas
Tho train was composed of an engine
way car and two box cars and was in
charge of Conductor Aithur Lyman
with engineer William Koll and Fireman
W L Egbert on the engine
This liuo suffered a serious washout
Sunday July 2nd in the valley near
Republican City and until repairs were
completed on the 11th no trains had
been able to cross Conductor Lyman
and crew were on the west side of the
washout at tno time ana alter arrange
ments for transferring passengers ox-
press and mail had been effected were
used to ply between the washout
and Oberlin
Tho families of tho crews all live in
Republican City and owicg to the con
tinued absence of husbands and fathers
it had been arranged for the members
of tho families to go on the ill fated
train to Oberlin where the crews would
spend Sunday The party was made up
of Engineer Kolls wife and daughters
Millie and Mary Fireman Egberts wife
aud infant son and the wives of Brake
M R Sheldon and E O Scott
Before arriving at Norcatur tho way
car had been crowded with passengers
but at this point a nnmber of harvest
hands had left the train and at the time
of tho accident about twenty passen
gers still remained Of these four men
were riding on the front platform one
of them White losing his life after
jumping in an attempt to save it
There being no facilities for turning
the engine was run forward on the down
trip and backward returning to Oberlin
the rear wheels of the tank climbing the
rail caused the disaster That thev
should have done this on a straight level
track is without explanation At the
place of accident the track is on a fill
about ten fee4 high and both engine
and way car fell down this embankment
Millie Koll had gone over to Norcatur
to ride a short distance with her father
and was on the left side of the engine
When it turned over she was crushed
under the boiler head and afterwards
her body was shockingly scalded by hot
water and steam escaping from a broken
waterglass
Harry White was also instantly killed
being crushed by the falling way car
Assistance was summoned from Kan
ona and in a few minutes nearly a hund
red people responded to the call for
helpbringing such aid for the injured as
they could ufi such short notice Will
ing hands then undertook the task of
releasing the bodies of those killed
which could only be done by excavating
beneath them The bodies were then
taken to Kanona and afterwards to
Oberlin to secure the services of an un
dertaker
Brakeman Scott accompanied by his
wife drove over from Oberlin Sunday to
complete arrangements for burial of Miss
Koll here The rest of the party drove
over Monday afternoon with the re
mains
Services were held in the Methodist
j church Tuesday afternoon conducted
by Rev Erasmus Smith of Alma ma6y
McCook friends being present and
showing their sympathy for the living
and tribute of respect for tho dear one
gone before
There was a wealth of beautiful
flowers to the memory of the dead
OBITUARY
Millie Koll was born at Fort Dodge
Iowa Sept 29 1885 Came to McCook
Nebraska August 27th 1887 Moved
to Republican Citv Nebraska in the
fall of 1892 She united with the M E
L church on probation September 28tr
1901 and was baptized and received in
full connection on Nov 12th 1902
She died July 8th 1905 aged 19 years
9 months and 9 days Funeral was
held in the M E church McCook
Nebraska conducted by Rev Erastus
Smith of Alma Nebraska a former
pastor
CARD OF THANKS
To our kind friends in McCook who
did so much to lighten our burden and
who so lovingly expressed their sympa
thy in wreaths and flowers on the occa
sion of our sad mission the burial of
our dear Millie we wish to express our
heartfelt thanks Our prayer is that
if you are called upon to pass through
such dark hours of sorrow you may
have as loving hands to minister unto
you
Mr and Mrs Will Koll and Mary
McCook Commercial Club
The important act of McCook Com
mercial club at its meeting Monday
evening was the selection of a committeo
to head the streot fair and carnival to
be held in McCook August
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Those composing this important com
mittee are J E Ivelloy chairman E
M Bigelow secretary F A Pennell
treasurer G B Berry G S Scott S
C Beach A Barnott Harry Barbazett
II H Tartsch
The Tribune expects to be able at
once to report progress from this com
mittee which embraces tho elements
that will pushlhs matter to a success
ful issue backed as they will bo by the
club and citizens of McCook
A few other matters of moment weio
disposod of
A financial report from the treasurer
of the Fourth of July celebration show
ed that after all bills had been paid
there remains a neat balance of 2S055
in tlie fund which on motion was de
posited subject to calLand direction of
mo club for future affairs of like or
other public projects
Dr Z L Kay a member of the Jop
lin Missouri commercial club and a
former resident of our city was present
by invitation and made some helpful
remarks and suggestions showing what
their club has accomplished and expect
ed to do and throwing out a few ideas
as to what McCook might bring to pass
when its club got busy and in earnest
W T Coleman and President Barnott
had tho floor for stirring words along the
line of the street fair and carnival and
W R Starr had a suggestion to offer
concerning horses speed and tho like in
connection with tho stock show
In general it was a satisfactory meet
ing
With our complete stocks and elegant
assortment of toilet articles we are sure
to please everybody If you want any
thing out of the ordinary its likely we
have it Our stock of hair brushes
combs tooth brushes nail and hand
brushes was never as complete as at the
present time McConnell Druggist
Death of Conductor Ed Kane
The following account of the death of
Edward Kane a former citizen of Mc
Cook and Burlington passenger conduc
tor is copied from a Fox Lake Wiscon
sin newspaper of recent date
Edward Kane son of Mrs E Kane of
this village passed away at his home in
Portage Monday morning and was
buried at St Marys cemetery here on
Wednesday Ed Kane was a man who
laft Fox Lake a number of year ago in
the pride of his early life to carve out a
future for himself and his loved ones
He engaged in railroading and in a short
time had worked himself up into a good
position as conductor on the Burlington
system running from McCook Neb
where he made his home to Denver
He held this responsible position for
some twenty years and was considered a
most efficient and faithful employee by
the company About thirteen years ago
his health began to fail being afflicted
with a sort of creeping paralysis which
gradually sapped his health and life
away His eyes first became affected
then his hearing and finally every sense
he had gradually left him until the past
two years or so ic was doubtful whether
he knew or realized a thing Every
thing that the best of medical skill and
loving care and kindness could suggest
was done for him but there seemed no
help and he gradually failed and wasted
away until he was finally released of his
troubles and passed quietly away on
Monday morning aged 48 years He
married Miss Carrie Liebenstein of this
village who with her three children sur
vive him and they the sympathy of
their manv friends in their affliction
Tho funeral sermon by Father Hartmann
was a fine tribute to the departed and
the large attendance showed the esteem
in which he was held here at the old
home
Notice to Contractors
The directors of district No 29 will re
ceive sealed bids for the construction of
a new school house up to July 25th 1905
Plans and specifications may be seen
at either the Barnett or the Bullard
lumberyard Right is reserved to re
ject an and all bids
O N Rector Director
Were Disiappointing
The Slay tons had an overflowing house
Wednesday night at the Menard They
were disappointing not nparly ap
proaching the quality of the colored
company that appeared here two years
since They are long on specialities but
short on singers
Notice Woodmen
There will be a special meeting of the
Woodmen in their hall on next Tnurs
day evening Important business to be
transacted Refreshments will be serv
ed Every Woodman is urged to be
present
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JULY 14 190S
Committees Financial Report
The committee having in charge tho
recent Fourth of July celebration sub
mits the following finnncial report
which has at least one unusual item
a cash balance
KKCCIITS
Cash turned over by 1901 committee
100 Subscriptions
1905 Concessions
Balance cash iu hand
11192
TO700
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Total 9591
KWnXDITURKS
Amusement committeo SQS0
Exixnc3 of Speaker 4100
Hand and expenses 100CO
Barbecue Committee tl12
Building stands lumber etc 75X0
Priutinpr and advertising 8715
Sundry expenses labor draying otc 2331
678K7
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Vanilla Extract
Many people have never tasted a true
vanilla flavor much of the vanilla sold
contains no vanilla at all Try ours and
you will be surprised at the dfferenco
there is It has a strength and delicacy
you never find in ordinary extracts
Try it in your ice cream or desserts you
will never use the ordinary kind again
OurIemon is just as superior
McCbNjfErx Druggist
Sew Ads This Week
Now advertisements are in this issue
of The Tribune as follows
The Model Shoo Storo
Joe Hight contractor builder
Earl Murray barber
E J Mitchell auctioneer
It pays to read Tribune advertise
ments
Bouglit the Tully Building
This week C F Lehn closed a deal
for the purchase of tho Luke Tully
building north of Dr Fahnstocks office
residence Mr Lehn will at once lower
the building to grade and improvo it in
every way painting etc to mako it of
commercial use
Celery Plants for Sale
25000 choice celery plants for sale
and now is the time to plant for fall and
winter use 2 50 per 1000 30 cents per
1C0 Large tomato cabbage and sweet
potato plants 35 cents per 100
McCook Greenhouse McCook Nob
A Special For July 20th
A special teachers examination will
bo held on Thursday July 20th for any
not wishing to be examined on Saturday
Flora B Quick
County Supt
Cash Offer Wanted
On lot 3 block 7 1st addition to
McCook Neb and the southeast quart
er of 22-3-29 1 miles east of McCook
Neb Address owner Benj Hammer
1958 Emerson st Denver Col
Have Pedeemed 400000
Of the 12000 bonds voted by McCook
to build the court house 81000 worth
have already been redeemed out of the
money in the sinking fund for that pur
pose
Attention Farmers
Acors Healing Liniment can now be
secured at W W McMillens harness
shop W J Goehrino Agent
Cherries for Sale
at the Morlan farm Pickers bring your
scissors
R M McDonald phone Y133
The Round Oak Chief steel range at
Waites
They want second hand
Call telephone 31G
furniture
McMillens Blaekbom Balsam for
summer complaint etc -
Shoes repaired and work guaranteed
at the old stand The Bee Hive
Lincoln Mixed Paint will give entire
satisfaction Sold by McMillen Drug
gist
Get a stack coner at W T Colemans
before haying and harvest You will
need it
All repairs on shoes bought of J H
Grannis will be done free at Stulken
Bauers
Our Mr Meyers will make you new
shoes as well as repair your old ones at
The Bee Hive
All shoe repairing promptly and neatly
done Bring in your work
The Bee Hive
The finest gas engine and alfalfa grind
er that has ever been placed on the
market at W T Colemans Call and
see it
You cant do better anywhere on earth
than at Marshs meat market in any
article usually for sale in an up-to-date
market Just try him Variety quality
price treatment all guaranteed
For Sale A nice front door for a
residence with screen door to match
Also window frame and two sashes
with glass Will sell very reasonable
Call at this office for further particulars
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MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Ludwick for dishes
McConnoll for dru
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Stokes grocer phono No J0
Everything in drugs McConnell
Detroit gasoline stoves at Waites
Try Stokes for groceries Phone 30
McConnells Lightning Corn Cure 10c
Cups and saucers 45c per set at Lud
wicks
Turnip
Waitos
and winter radish seed at
Fresh butterof best quality afcMarsha
meat market
Wanted Second hand furniture
Call telephone 316
A second hand surrey tor satephonp
at V T Ooleruaas
A car load of corn for sale
Doren Bartley Neb -
Remember phone No
want nice fresh groceries
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The new Presscut g
Have yon seen it
Phone to No 316 if jou lin
ond hand furniture to sell
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H P Waite Co have ia g stock
of bundle and header fork3
Cream in sealed 10c and 20c bottlos
for sale at Marshs meat market
That sliced halibut will capture you if
you try it once Stokes grocery
Youll walk easier if 3 on II use Mc
Connells Foot Powder 25 cents
Our Mr Meyers will get your shoes
repaired promptly at The Beo Hive
All skoeabougbt of J U Grannis will
borepaired free at Stulken Bauers
Wc want your shoe repairing and will
attend to it promptly Tqe Bee IIivh
French canned goods peas mush
rooms sardines etc at Stokes groc
ery
J II Grannis sale of summer dress
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buuuji iraaamiui MUZt 15 UOW OH UO
not miss it
Farn ers Have you enough dishes for
harvest Ludwick has the assorment to
select from
Lost Crystal and gold rim to a ladys
gold watch Finder please leave at Tri -rune
office
Water coolers at W T Colemans
Place one in your store and see if wont
help your trade
Remember that all shoes bought at
The Bee Hive will be sewed and nailed
free by our Mr Meyers
Farm trucks at 2700 at W T Cole
mans Just tho thing for your hay
rack to haul grain hay and manure
We take pride in getting your shoe
repairing done promptly and at reason
able prices
The Bee Hive
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
Dinner sets tea sets toilets sets plain
ware decorated ware good cheap dishes
fine dishes everything in the lino at
Lud wicks
Our living friends are not our only
advertisers Competitive importations
resort to devious methods to decrv the
merits of Doans 91 patent
Cement pavements only would go with
Messrs Olcott Berry and Richardson
over on Manchester street and Coglizer
Bush are laying the walks
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
The reduction prices on those summer
dress goods dress skirts etc at J II
Grannis are moving them fast Get in
before the best values are taken
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
An expert gasoline stove repairer has
head quarters at II P Waite Cos for
one week Now is the chance to have
your gasoline stove cleaned or repaired
Work done at vour home
You can depend upon it every time
the quality of meat you get at Marshs
market Always the best and no high
er than the cheaper kinds No need to
experiment just remember the reliable
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
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