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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Program and Basket Dinner
Wednesday March 7th about 11
oclock in tho forenoon patrons of the
district and visitors from the adjoining
district and from McCook began to
by tho buggy loads bringing with
them dish pans and pails filled with all
good things to eat prepared by tho
matrons of the neighborhood who are
noted for knowing how to prepare
toodies
A welj prearpd program was rendered
toy pqe pupils of jfcbo school Then fol
Jqwpdfhp pagt fp wfcjch fljd and young
ilia anipjlo juries After vhiA lv
teacher and young folks passed ft i0UIe
hours in games of various kinds on the
school ground while tho matrons did
the dishes keeping time with chatting
and Jaughing after which they ad
journed until the nest time
Thus Miss Irene Catheart closed a
Successful term of school in district No
i6 She was kind and lady likft yet
firm in dealing with the pupils joining
them in all their games in the school
house and on the grounds thus knowing
all that transpired both in and about
the school house M ay her future career
as a teacher be as successful as her be
ginning was the wish of hter many
f Hends in this vicinity
Communicated
An Early Resident of McCook
Following brief mention of tho de
cease of a former McCookite then
known as Miss Mattie Anderson is
taken from the Union Labor Journal of
Bakorsfield California
Mrs Mattie Kier wife of Grant A
Kier proprietor of the Opera Cafe died
at Los Angeles Monday February 19th
Mrs Kier had been an invalid for several
years and her condition had grown such
during the last year that she bad been
removed to a sanitarium at Los Angeles
for treatment Reports as to MrsKiers
health for the past several weeks have
stated that her condition was critical
Mr Kier has the sympathy of a large
circle of friends in his bereavement
Real Estate Transfers
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks office
since last Thursday evening
W H Lanning to C F Lolin deed to e
- hf sw qr w hf se qr 24-1-29 700 00
I Cromwell to J S Daffer wd to w hf
nw qr 15 bw qr sw qr 10 se qr so qr 9-1-25 7200 00
E E Smith to C S Easton wd to se qr
nw qr and lots 3 4 and 56-4-26 2700 00
L Gregory to A D Skinner wd to s hf
ne qr and nw qr no qr aud no qr nw qr
44 27 2500 00
L H Carothors et al to F E Carothers
qcd to w hf so qr 13-4-30 250 00
United States to A Decker pat to se qr
24-1-26
United States to E St Germain pat to
swqr 34-2-30
Walter Bentley Ball
Walter Bentley Ball as well as Mrs
Gates the head of the Lulu Tyler Gates
Company of which he is now a member
is quite capable of giving a full even
ings entertainment alone In fact he
has travelled by himself to some extent
giving lecture song recitals of folk lore
his three subjects being Folk Songs of
the South and West Folks Songs of all
Nations and Ballads of Bobby
Burns Mr Ball has for some seasons
Deen at tne nead or nis own company
but is now helping to make the Gates
Company what it is
Didnt Like Her lingo
All the way from McCook Nebraska
came a party of eight farmers to see the
Divine Sarah Attired in long fur
coats boots and an air of the country
they created no little attention as they
filed into the Auditorium
Gee whiz Bill exclaimed one who
seemed to be the leader of the party
after the performance was over that
was a fine show wasnt it
Yes exclaimed the disgusted Bill
but why the h 1 did she want to go
and talk in that Dago lingo for
The Proof of the Pudding
Well you know it is not in chewing
the string This holds good in meats as
well as in puddings The B M meat
market guarantees you the best the
market affords in the meat line in any
and all kinds of meats They throw in
liberal and courteous treatment and
prompt delivery You will find the
market at the old stand first door south
of the Walsh block We bespeak a liber
al portion of your patronage during the
new year David Magner Prop
February Mortgage Record
The mortgage record of Red Willow
county for the month of E ebruary is as
follows Real estate filings 5425120
releases 83270845 Town filings 13
56801 releases SS99787 Chattel fil
ings 1795088 releases S2664365
Wanted
A reliable person for McCook and
surrounding country to represent the
National Life Insurance Co of Chicago
Liberal contract to right party
GJE H E Brown General Agents
Holdrege Nebraska
Teiepnone Notice
Parties who are not now subscribers
who wishtelephones please make ar
rangements ht the office as soon as pos
sible CKI Hall Manager
INDIANOLA
Charles Collings child is quite sick
this week
Dont mention the first and second
days of March
Rhody Jones marketed seven loads of
hogs Monday
Mr Clark the horse buyer was in
town Monday
Gilbert Rankin took a trip over to
Danbury last Monday
Frank Lackey visited friends in In
dianola a few days ago
Walter Andrews of McCook was in
town one day this week
Butler Jones returned from his trip
oast Friday of last week
A H Bell purchased a piano last
week and will rafile it off
John G Ervin and son Elmer were
Indianola visitors Sunday
J W Dutcher received a fine Jack
hom Missouri last Sunday
Foot JavJs Jrove down t0 Bartlev
Sunday to see his bes tiit
Joe Broomfield came down fiOm Mc
Cook Sunday to see the folks
James Malleck shipped a carload of
cattle to Kansas City Sunday night
his regular trip
Four carloads of immigrant house
hold goods arrived at this pfeceSunday
Grandma ItUaSell is very sick We
did not learn the nature of her sickness
Miss Katie Keohlin is in Danburythis
week visiting her friend Mrs G Plum
mer
Miss Mamie Mann did not go to her
school last Friday on account of the
storm
Mrs Peter Gillen living southwest of
town is quite seriously ill with lung
trouble
Wni Porter left Tuesday with his
household goods for his new home near
Haigler
Carl Korns and Orin Cramer started
for the green fields of California Tues
day night
Mrs W Porter is in the eastern part
of the state for a short visit with friends
and relatives
Miss Lelia Fiddler was an Indianola
visitor last week the guest of Miss
Bertha Walker
Mrs Flowers and daughter Martha
returned to her home north of town after
a visit in town
Miss May Hileman has returned to
McCook after a few days visit with Mrs
Flora Simmons
Misses Dora Mabel and Katie Porter
left on No 5 Tuesday night for their
home at Haigler
S Bastians two boys George and
Homer of Danbury visited their uncle
Mart last week
George Henderson now occupies a
part of the old brick building known as
the Baxter block
Doctor Minnick is now very cosily es
tablished in his new suite of rooms in
the Day building
John Strunk has moved his family
into the Bishop house just south of the
Methodist church
Vansickle and his gang were in town
this week doing a little housecleaning
along railroad lines
Loten Duckworth and family have
rented their farm near Havana and have
come to town to live
W Broomfield and family living five
miles south of town drove in and spent
Sunday with the old folks
Andy Malleck drew the lucky number
on the Arabian saddle horse that was
raffled off by John McClung
Lewis B Elmer has moved to town
He will assist his father in his work of
putting down cement walks etc
G W Short whom we reported sick
last week is better but will be confined
to the house for several days yet
Miss Minnie Mann gave a party to her
class Monday evening of last week
The children had an enjoyable time
John Balding has bought out the
Shaffer restaurant He took possession
and commenced business Saturday
J W Dutcher returned from Iowa to
Missouri Saturday morning where he
had been on a visit for a week or two
John G Ervin was in town Wednes
day He is preparing to build a resi
dence on the farm he bought recently
Mr Pickett of the North Side loaded
up his goods this week and set sail for
Michigan where heexpects to live in the
future
Mr Isbel the sign painter is in town
this week doing the show windows in
fine style He sure is a good one as his
work shows
Professor Zoho alias Marquis the
hypnotist gave an exhibition of his skill
at the opera house Tuesday and Wed
nesday nights
Mrs McFee and two children of Kan
ona Kansas came over to Indianola
Monday and took No 2 Tuesday morn
ing for Ogalalla where she goes to visit
a sister
A poor unfortunate fell from No 14
Sunday night and presented a sorry ap
pearance next morning as he appeared
at the depot Kind hands bandaged
his wounds procured him a pass and he
was sent on his way rejoicing
Charley Colling Ollie Colling and Joe
Carmichael hauled tho household goods
of Mr Jacobs out to the Hassel place in
Frontier county Sunday
1W G Shephard of Cambridge is im
proving his place in South Indianola by
the erection of a new barn Report
says he will build a house soon
Francis Clambaroski living in Frontier
county was in town fore part of tho
week making arrangements for his trip
to England which he proposes to take
soon
John Broomfield returned from his
trip north Saturday morning While
changing cars at some station east of
here he slipped and fell some way and
was quite badly hurt He walks with
great difficulty and finds the use of
crutches necessary
PERU NORMAL NOTES
New annual catalogue is out
The annual band concert will
be given March 10
Y M and Y W C A gave
a sacred musical in chapel last
Sisday
Prof Hervitt has organized a
for
rlnSS mpfhnrlQ in nrhinrr
Charley McCQlIjm of hartley md o
to Indianola Sundayt J
Miss Woods Professor1 of Lafin
went to her home in Lincoln
Thursday where she will visit un
til Monday
Miss Maria Machin a native
Porto Rican in the Normal has
organized a class for those who
wish to learn Spanish
Work was resumed on the new
library February 28 It will con
tinue under a force of from ten
to twenty men until the building
is completed
Delegates returned ftom Fre
mont convention reporting a fine
meeting The quartet did itself
justice and has been asked to sing
at the sectional Y M C meet
ing in Beatrice in the near future
This week under the supervi
sion of Miss Ellis a class was
organized for the purpose of study
ing some of the worlds famous
pictures The work will include
the history and development of
Christain art beginning back in
the catacombs at Rome continu
ing through the centuries and cul
minating with the American Ait
Hard Lines For Bachelors
Koreas tlie wrong place for bache
lors said a traveler Bachelors In
Korea are considered as children and
have only childrens privileges You a
Korean bachelor get thirsty You en
ter a rest house and call for palm wine
The pretty little amber colored wait
ress says
Married
No says you
Heraus then says she And out
you go unslaked
You want to vote but they wont
let you if you are not married
You apply for a job somewhere
How many children have you s the
first question youre asked
And as soon as you say youre un
married they laugh in your face to
think that you should presume to apply
for work anywhere
Where Babies Swim
I spend my winters in Samoa said
a traveler It is always summer
there There the babies swim Can
you imagine a quainter a more charm
ing sight than a host of babies none
over two years old laughing and
crowing and swimming like fish In
pools of clear sea water You will see
this sight in Samoa Samoan women
believe sea baths benefit babies and
in that equable climate they bathe their
little ones daily the year around The
youngsters soon learn to swim They
can swim before they can walk And
to see these pretty brown babies swim
ming in the sea is well worth a 5000
mile trip to Samoa Philadelphia
Proof of Democracy
Ma teacher was tellin us that we
should all be on a e quality in our
schoolroom Nobody should feel any
bettern anybody else
Thats right George
Say ma can I go to school today
without washin my face None of the
rest of em washes theirs Cleveland
Plain Dealec
A Cut Artery
A quick witted woman stopped the
flow from a cut artery in the leg by
putting the foot in three inches of
flour in a large jar and packing flour
to the top of the jar beating the flour
down with a piece of stove wood
Souvenir Postal Cards
The McCook Souvenir Postal Cards
printed by The Tribune are on sale at
The Ideal Store
The Tribune Office
L W McConnells
The Post Office Lobby
Ten different views printed
Other designs are in preparation
Price Two for five cents
Good reading cheap may bo secured
from The Tribune clubbing list
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach
HAS VIEWS OF HIS OWN
Senator Patterson and Ilia Santo Do
mlntfo Speech
The speech recently made In the sen
ate by the junior member from Colo
rado Thomas M Patterson in support
of he policies of President Roosevelt
created something of a sensation owing
to the fact that Senator Patterson has
been a Democrat all his life except for
a short time during which he acted
with the Peoples party The senator
disagrees with the president on the
subject of the Philippines and the
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SENAT06 THOUA IT tATTEItSON
statehood bill now before congress but
on most other questions supports him
and so stated in this speech lie was
flayed by his party associates after
ward for his course in not agreeing to
the caucus action of the Democrats on
the Santo Domingo treaty and for in
troducing a resolution remonstiating
ngalnst foreign treaties being made the
subject of action by senators in cau
cus The agitation created in the sen
ate was something like that which oc
curred when the senator was a y6mig
lawyer defending a man iiamed Mc
Laughlin who was charged with mur
der The testimony of Mrs McCarthy
of Vinegar Hill was damaging to Mc
Laughlin and on cross examination
Patterson made her contradict herself
repeatedly At last he asked a question
Intended to totally discredit her as a
witness
MIsther Patterson she said very
deliberately yez are simply calculated
to create confusion
Senator Patterson was born in 1S40
In County Carlow Ireland but has
lived In America since childhood He
worked in a printing office and also as
a watchmaker and jeweler studied at
De Pauw university and Wabash col
lege entered the bar in 1872 and began
his Colorado career in Denver He was
the last delegate In congress from the
territory of Colorado and was elected a
representative in congress from the
state In 1S7G He succeeded the late
Edward O Wolcott In the senate in
1901 The senator Is proprietor of the
Rocky Mountain News and Denver
Times
LINCOLN FARM ASSOCIATION
Project For the Preservation of the
Martyr Presidents Birthplace
The Kentucky farm upon which
Abraham Lincoln was born and upon
which the first four years of his life
were spent has been purchased by Rob
ert J Collier and a Lincoln Farm as
sociation has been organized with Gov
ernor Joseph W Folk of Missouri as
president for the purpose of developing
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LINCOLN FARM
the farm into a national park The na
tlons new Mount Vernon covers 110
acres and Is situated two miles from
Hodgenville in the heart of Kentucky
The association is endeavoring to raise
an endowment fund the sole purpose
of which is to make this historic spot
a national shrine of patriotism and
civic inspiration The treasurer of the
association is Clarence H Mackay of
New York city president of the Postal
Telegraph and Cable company
The log cabin in which Lincoln wn1
born will be restored to its old site
the famous rock spring will be cleaned
and protected and a monument and
a museum will be erected
During his boyhood Lincoln often
swam and fished in another creek
some miles from the first Lincoln farm
and on one occasion he narrowly es
caped drowning While attempting to
coon across the stream by swinging
over on a sycamore tree he lost his
hold tumbled Into deep water and
would have perished but for a boy
companion who plunged In and res
cued the future preserver of the Union
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For Ladies
Wear
Extra large sizes in
Dress Skirts all kinds
McCooks New
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take laxative bromo quinine tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E W Groves signature is on
each bos 25c
Keep the little ones healthy and happy
Their tender sensitive bodies require
gentle healing remedies Hollisters
Kocky Mountain Tea will keep them
strong and well 3o cents tea or tablets
L W McConnell
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Ladies
Any size in Misses Dress Skirts
All the latest styles and pretty
colors
Pretty Cravenette Dress Skirts
in the most popular shades
A new line of beautiful
stylish Shirt Waists
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Elegant embroidered linen
Shirt Waist Patterns
Daintiest and the prettiest ever
Long Kimonos
We have just received a full
line of summer underwear nicer
styles and better quality than we
have ever had Come in and be
convinced
John Grannis
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will be opened up ready for business MONDAY
March 12 with the most completelme of Wall Pa
per Paints Glass etc ever shown in southwest
Nebraska Every pattern is up-to-date and every
roll of paper is new I will have some of the best
painters and paper hangers in the west who will be
ready for work Wednesday the 14th
WALKER
First Door North of Suttons Jewelry Store
XOOK
McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday afternoon
Corn c 27
Wheat 1 57
Oats 25
Rye 40
Barley 25
Hogs 5 50
Eggs 12
Good Butter 20
SEWER BIDS
Sealed proposals will be received by tho cit
clerk for the city of McCook Nebraska uutil
eight oclock p m April 2nd 1S00 and opened
immediately thereafter for tho construction of
2700 of twelve inch 3000 of fifteen inch and
1320 feet of eight inch main sower including
eighteen manholes in the citj of McCook Plan
profiles and specification mar be seen at the
office of the city clerk or at C II Meekers oflice
at the court house All proposals must be made
out on blanks that will be furnished to tho bid
der by tho city clerk on application A certified
check for 500must accompany each proposal
The city council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids W A Middleton
seal City Clerk
Bound duplicate receipt books three
receipts to the page for sale at The
Triblwe office
We know what all good doc
tors think of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral Ask
your own
tor and find out He will tell
e
rry
you how it quiets the tickling
throat heals the inflamed
lungs and controls the
hardest of coughs
wyern C Pectoral is well known In
fnfiff e tn U u the beit medicine
in the world for coughs and colds
katie Peterson ri
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Hard Coughs
hasten Ayer s Pms at bedtimoWm
recovery Cently laxative
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