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REPUBLICAN TICKET
STATE
Supromq JucIro
Chakleb B Letton
Rogents
V G Ltfoud
Feed II Abdott
county
Treasurer
Benjamin G Gossakd
Clork
Edwin J Wilcox
JurlgO
JoHErn C Moonn
Sheriff
II Iha Peterson
Superintendent
Floka H Quick
Coroner
Dr J D IIahb
Surveyor
James Williams
Commissioner 1st District
Fkank S Lofton
Commissioner Urd District
Clauence IJ Gkay
A New Public School Building-
It is now quite definitely settled that
people of McCoolc will be confronted
with the necessity of voting on a propo
sition to issue bonds for a now public
school building coming spring election
The school board is now considering the
matter though the details as to cost etc
have not yet been determined
The question is still open of course
as to whether the new building shall be
an exclusive high school building or for
general school purposes and this matter
will likely be considered by the voters of
the city in passing upon the proposition
to vote bonds
It may- also be considered what the
cost shall be Whether a completed
building shall be erected or whether a
building shall be erected up to t h e
present amount the city can vote for
that purpose with provision made to
complete the building or to add in the
future
The people of McCook may well take
these and other questions in this con
nection into consideration and discus
sion The erection of a suitable public
school building for the growing demands
of the city of McCook should be matter
of a large and active city pride
It may be added that the board of
education has advanced the possibility
of building a new school building by
buying and retiring 85000 worth of the
old issue of S12000 bonds which do not
become due for two years While it was
necessary to pay a premium for the
bonds the emergency warrants fully the
expenditure
Indigestion constipation dyspepsia
kidney and liver disorders and all
stomach troubles positively cured by us
ing Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
35 cents Tea or Tablets
L W McConnells
Primary Precinct
The Republican electors of Willow Grove
precinct are called to meet in caucus at the
otlice of H H BerrySaturday evening October
14th at eight oclock p m for the purpose of
nominating a precinct ticket and transacting
sich other business as may come before the
meeting J R McCakl
Jno S Beittain
c g coglizer
Lon Cone
Committeemen
John W Bates defendant will take notice
tliuton the twelftbday of October 1905 Edith
S Batesthe plaintiff herein filed her petition in
the district court of Red Willow county Stato
of Nebraska against the said John W Bates
the object and prayer thereof being to obtain a
divorce from said defendant and to obtain the
care and custody of Meryl Bates the minor
child of said plaintiff and defendant and for
such other and further relief as the nature of
the case may require You aro required to an
swer said petition on or before tne twentieth
day of November 1905
Dated this twelfth day of October 190
Edith S Bates
By W S Morlan her attorney
DneComanijRnoiFier
The seasons first cold
may be slight may yield
to early treatment but the
next cold will hang on
longer it will be more
troublesome too Un
necessary to take chances
on that second one Scotts
Emulsion is a preventive
as well as a cure Take
NTTS EjU
when colds abound and
youll have no cold Take it
when the cold is contracted
and it checks inflamma
tion heals the membranes i
of the throat and lungs
and drives the cold out
Send for free sample
SCOTT BOWflE Chemists
4094I5 Petri Street jfcv York
WcaiI0O - AHdraggl
Congressman Norris Talks
TheMethodist church was well filled
Monday evening upon the occasion of
Congressman Norriss talk upon his
recent travels in Europe He appeared
under auspices of the Brotherhood of
St Paul and at their request
The congressman opened his talk with
an explanation of the organizations
purpose and the manner of its formation
its power its accomplishments for peace
and its remarkable standing among the
nations notwithstanding its unofficial
character and position The interna
tional parliamentary union has accom
plished much and is destined the con
gressman believes to do greater things
for the worlds peace in the future
Belgium Germany Frace and Eng
land wore visited by the speaker during
his absence and being a keen observer
of men and things his descriptions of
cities people customs etc were greatly
appreciated by all His Brussels old
glory incident was especially appreci
ated
Emperor William of Germany King
Leopold of Belgium and other notables
were met by the party which received
quite royal attention and honors during
its presence in Europe
Mrs W II Dungan sang acceptably
a solo in opening the meeting and the
audience closed with a verse of the
Star Spangled Banner President J
VV Chase of the brotherhood introduc
ed the speaker and voiced the thanks
and appreciation of the brotherhood and
audience to the speaker at the close of
the interesting and instructive evening
Matters of Municipal Moment
At the monthly meeting of the Mc
Cook commercial club Tuesday evening
several matters of municipal moment
were considered chief among them be
ing the sewer question and the proposed
new public school building
On the sewer question definite action
was taken to the effect that a committee
composed of the president A Barnett
Congressman Norris and W T Cole
man was selected to appear before the
meeting of the city council on next
Monday evening and convey to them
the expressed wish and action of the
commercial club favoring the calling of
an election in the near future for the
purpose of voting on a proposition to
issue bonds for the building of a main
outlet sewer It was the unanimous
expression of the members of tne club
present that McCook most urgently
needed sewer facilities and that the
time is now propitious for the voting of
bonds for that purpose
It is the wish of the commercial club
to be able to do something practical and
beyond the talk period for the city and
at the regular monthly meetings of the
club on the second Tuesday evenings of
each month it is hoped the members
will devote at least that one night each
month to being present at the sessions
of the club and to the discussion pre
sentation and origination of pertinent
matters for the citys good The para
mount question just now is the sewer
question There are many improve
ments that McCook cannot hope to se
cure until sne has an adequate sewer
system
Fell and Broke His Arm
Little Everet the ten-year-old son of
Conductor and Mrs Henry Rouch is
nursing a broken wrist back to its nor
mal state He was at the skating rink
Saturday evening last and while stand
ing still on a pair of elusive skates his
feet left the floor unbidden and went
ceiling ward His left wrist was broken
in the fall He is getting on nicely
however That same wrist was injured
about a year since
A Band Rehearsal
Colonel Sutton has finally collected a
bunch of musicians about him and Mc
Cook will soon be herself again for we
have been lost since the peerless Ne
braska Brigade disbanded
A room has been secured in the court
house and the first rehearsal has been
called for to night
FurrowCox
Edson B Furrow of our city and Miss
Bessie Cox of Culbertson were united in
marriage Wednesday evening of this
week Rev M B Carman of our city
performing the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents in Culbertson
They will take up their residence in Mc
Cook as soon as quarters can be secured
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The Tribune McCook Neb
It -makes no difference how long you
have been sick if you are troubled with
indigestion constipation liver and kid
ney troubles Hollisters Rocky Moun
tain Tea will make you well 35 cents
j L W McConnelis
Why is it that Ayers Hair
Vigor does so many remark
able things Because it is a
hair food It feeds the hair
puts new life into it The hair
Hair Vigor
cannot keep from growing
And gradually all the dark
rich color of early life comes
back to gray hair
When I first used Ayers Hair VIcor my
liair was about all Kray J5ut now it 1 k nice
rich black and as thick as I conlil wUh
Mks Susan Kloppunrtikn Tiiscmnbla
Ala
SI00 a bottle
All druggists
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Gray Hair
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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
Christian Sunday school at 10 a m
Preaching at 11 a m subject Pro
crastination Y P S C E at 715
p m Preaching at 815 p m subject
Temptation All are welcome
L F Sanford Pastor
Congregational Sunday school at
10 Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m
C E at 7 p m Subject The Christ
ians Trials and Triumphs MissSlaby
leader All aro cordially invited
Geo B Hawkes Pastor
Baptist Rev A B Carson will close
his pastorate with this church next Sun
day He will speak in the morning on
The Romance of the Way In the
evening upon The Highest Mission of
Memory A cordial invitation to all
A B Carson Pastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10
Sermons 11 and 8 Class at 12 Junior
League at 3 Ep worth League at 7
Sunday school and preaching next Sun
day in South McCook Sunday school
rally day October 22 Everybody -invited
M B Carman Pastor
Ensco pal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 a m and evening
prayer and sermon at 8 The third Sun
day in the month Holy Communion at
730 a m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
LEBANON
Clarence Dott and wife have a baby
girl
Kittie Waterman is sick with typhoid
fever
The school house in district 82 is about
completed
Frank Eikerd is preparing to build a
new house
H Hupp has returned to his home at
Sheridan 111
Mr and Mrs Hardin Smith have a
new baby girl
P B Garrett has been selling quite a
lot of tomatoes lately
Mrs Ora Pennington is over from
Bartley today Friday
The Mission circle met this week
with Mrs V H Scofield
Lebanons entertainment course com
menced Tuesday evening with five
numbers in all
We understand that the school board
have voted not to let outsiders attend
the school this winter
Mr and Mrs Samuel Johnson were
up from Wilsonville Sunday visiting
Mr and Mrs E MPennington
Rev Gardner the new M E minister
attended revival meetings in the M E
church at Bartley part of the week
John Haag was in Bartley Wednes
day He expects to build a new house
soon and was consulting contractors
Mrs R E Pogue was in Lebanon
Sunday Mr Pogue came on Monday
After visiting here awhile they left for
his appointment
Mrs Maud Nichols and son Lawrence
Mrs Mary Nichols and Miss Beda Hor
ton left Tuesday for Indianola They
will visit in Iowa and Illinois before re
turning
Charles Bonham and father-in-law
Mr Timmons were Bartley callers last
Wednesday Mr Timmons has bought
a number of farms here and is improv
ing them
Urban Bartholomew drove to Bartley
Tuesday taking his cousin Harry Flor
kee who has been spending the summer
here Mr Florkee returned to his
home in Omaha
County Sunday School Convention
The Red Willow County Sunday
School association will hold its annual
session in Indianola on Monday and
Tuesday next October 16th and 17th at
which time the following program will
be tne order of the sessions
MONDAY AFTERNOON OCT
Song and Prayer Serice
i0 230 oclock
Kkv Smith
Greeting Pit ks Matthews
IJenefits ol County Associations
Mies Root Heaver City
Paper On Sunday School Work
Mks Ed I istkk Dmbury
The Superintendent in the Sunday School
Mks II V Kkyks IudianoU
Song
Remarks Rev Hawkins
Appointment of Committees
MONDAY EVENING OCT l6 730 OCLOCK
Sonjj Service YouNO People Indimola
Greeting Pkes Matthews
Address Some Things I Saw and Heard in
Toronto Miss Haines Lincoln
TUEKDAV FORENOON OCT 17
Song and Prayer Service
Leader S V Stilceiioueh Danbury
Study of the Word Rev Wilson Indianola
Teachers Week day Work MESSMcCook
The Value of a Good Secretary to a Sunday
School Mks McDonald Danbury
Song
Prajer
The Teachers Aim W 1 Miller
A Sketch of the East McCook Mission
Mrs A C Marsh
Round Table presided over by MissIIainls
Song
TUESDAY AFTERNOON OCT 17
Song Service Rev Hawkins
Prayer Rev Smith
Our State Convention Mrs Root Heaver City
Paper Miss Hckley McCook
Practical Primary Plans
1 Importance of Organization
2 Cradle Roll Round Table
3 Food for Beginners
4 Supplemental work
5 After the Primary What
6 Primary Teachers Preparation
7 Primary Standard
Miss Haines assisted by Mrs Xoe
Songr
Helpful Tilings for the Sunday School
Mrs Keakdsiee
Report of County Officers
Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Neb October 3 1905
The board of county commissioners met in reg
ular session Present D A Waterman Samuel
Premor and C B Gray county commissioners
C E Eldred county attorney and EJ Wil
cox county clerk
Minutes of previous meeting were read and
approved
On motion the resignations of R P Aslicraft
overseer road district No 30 and William
Hindman overseer road district No 24 were
accepted
On motion the following appointments were
made to fill vacancies
F P Batliff overseer road district No HO
Wm Sullivan overseer road district No 24
Charles Weintz constable Willow Grove pre
cinct
ThosBurgoconstable Willow Grove precinct
Road No 390 petitioned for by Samuel Ellis
and others laid over from last meeting was on
motion rejected
The following claims were audited and allow
ed and cierk was instructed to draw warrants
on the county general fund levy of 1905 as fol
lows
orau nuuiuui vu supplies oi u
W M Welsh supplies 6 15
Hammond Stephens Co supplies 34 15
Polk Bros repairs on court house 1 75
C E Eldred salary 3rd quarter 1905 200 00
R W Devoe salary 3rd quarter 1905 50 00
R W Devoe office expense 2 10
A C Crabtree jailor fees 100 00
A C Crabtreo jailor fees 24 50
A C Crabtreo serving road notice 2 35
A Guy mdse for paupers 9 00
H H Berry fees justice court 8 25
L W McConnell supplies 15 60
H H Berry fees in justice court 5 45
Perry Bee coal for paupers 4 45
M J Campbell board of prisoners 4 00
B G Gossard transportation paupers 12 20
B G Gossard office expense 63 74
McCook Electric Light Co lights for
Sept l 90
Danbury News blanks claimed 750 al
lowed at 5 50
Frank Moore office expense 3 50
E J Wilcox salary 3rd quarter and
office expense 89 95
D A Waterman services as commiss
ioner 19 00
Samuel Premer same 16 50
C B Gray same 6 70
Andrew Phillips salary as janitor 25 00
And on the county bridge fund levy of 1905 as
follows
Perry Bee lumber 108 87
And on the county road fund levy of 1905 as
follows
Geo W Dillon road work 10 00
Chas Wilson same 3 00
J E Dodge same 7 50
On motion the board adjourned to meet No
vember 9th 1905
D A Waterman Chairman
Attest E J Wilcox County Clerk
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by McCook postoffice October 11th 03
Anderson Arvid
Birchnee H C
Boyer Mr
Brannon Mr Henry
Campbell Miss Edna
Caton Mr
Dibble Dr Howard
Drake Mr Abo
Eleanor Margrete
Eaton Mr W K
Fulton Geo
Gartside Miss Goldie
Mouge Wm
Huserman Mr Henry
Johnson Mr Everett
Jones T C
Montague Mr J A
McGregor Mrs HB
Sloan Jack
Smith Mrs Susie
Thompson Mrs S
Wolf Mr Henry
Balls George
Barger Dessie
Boyd J F
Corey Mr Will
Carpenter Chas
Clampett C W
Dixon Mr Byron
Davis Mr G W
Eickerman Mr Willie
Fleischer Dan F
George I W
Hammell Mr J W
Hoffman MrsMelvina
Hetrick Miss Hattie
Johnson Miss Emma
Kinder Mr Cyrus
Maule Mr Chas
Nicholas Mr W L
Stevens Mr Best
Troutman Miss Maud
Waugh Frank D
Wilson Mr Michele
McWayson Mr Chas
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmkll Postmaster
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