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TWENTY FIFTH YEAR
McCook
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The
Fourth
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Memorial Sunday
The Methodist church was crowded
Sunday morning at the union Memorial
Sunday exercises The members of J
3L Barnes post and of the Ladies Circle
followed the colors to the church in or
ganizations In his sermon Rector E
3J Earle of the Episcopal church gave
an earnest glance at American history
and made glowing prophecy of its glori
ous future if liberty justice and righte
ousness shall continue to be the nations
guiding star
There was special music by the Meth
odist church choir of an appropriate and
enjoyable quality
Two large flags draped against the
Avail back of the pulpit constituted the
sufficient decorations together with
some cut flowers
A quite liberal collection was lifted to
assist the old soldiers in defraying the
-expenses of Decoration day
Withal it wis a befitting observance
of a day which will long remain dear to
the patriotic American heart
Satisfaction
It is such a satisfaction to know you
can get the paper you want You are
tsure to find it in McConnells wall paper
coorn He not only has a large and well
chosen stock but can show you eamples
and make a special order if you wish
flis patterns are mostly excusive designs
and the price is right
Wanted
gentleman or lady with good reference
fto travel by rail or with a rig for a firm
of 825000000 capital Salary 107200
per year and expenses salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced Ad
dress with stamp Jos A Alexander
McCook Nebr
Strayed or Stolen
One bay mare from my barn in Mc
Cook Wednesday night Weight about
1000 to 1100 Small white spot in forc
head Noticeably large ears Reward
Sor recovery Julius Kunert
Easy Hammocks
Heavy corded hammocks long and
strong enough to hold two persons
Various colors From 150 to 750
L W McConnell Druggist
If the Best is None Too Good
suse Roses of Eden or Japan per
fume Fragrant and lasting Try it
Lon Cone Druggist
Dainty Gift Books
We have a nice line of gift books
suitable for graduating presents
McMillen Druggist
The members of the Fortnightly dan
cing club spent an exceptionally enjoy
able evening Friday of last week at
which time the young ladies of the club
gave a post season ball
Ladies Those dainty white embroid
ered parasols at Grannis are just what
you want with your pretty white suit
A good ice cold drink will please your
customer if you get one of those water
coolers at Colemans and try it
The finest line of lace curtains ever
offered at such low prices at Honest
Johns
If you want a pretty fancy ribbon for
your white waists call at Honest Johns
10 4 bleached linen sheeting for suits
1j00 Thompsons
Wanted A boy to take care lawn
Inquire at this office
Indies wrappers 150 100 39c at
Thompsons
H P Waite Cos is headquarters
for hay tools
15 styles 150 mens hats at Thomp
son
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mk8 F W Bosworth arrived home
Wednesday night from her visit east
Mks Smith Gordon leaves tonight
for an absence of perhaps several months
Mrs John R Roxby wi8 up from the
farm near Arapahoe first of the week
visiting friends
J E Kellky and C H Meeker were
Lincoln and Omaha visitors on business
first of the week
Miss Constance Ridnour of Palisade
was a guest of Mrs Georgia Brown last
Wednesday evening
Mrs Mary Campbell Mrs Viola
Kenyon and Mrs W S- Perry were Lin
coln visitors early in the week
Mrs George Casten has been up
from Arapahoe the past week or so
visiting McCook relatives and friends
Mrs J G Stokes will leave for Ham
burg Iowa tomorrow morning on a
visit of two weeks with the homefolks
Tom Morgan is again behind the
clerks desk at the Palmer house re
turning close of last week from his visit
Mrs E E Magee of Ashland arrived
in the city Wednesday on a visit and to
be present at the graduation of her
nephew
Mr and Mrs J B Meserve arrived
from Kansas City Mo Wednesday on
a visit and to witness the graduation of
their grandson Schell Kimmell
Mrs James Harris writes from Ar
kansas of the birth of a fine blue eyed
boy to her son Thomas and wife and
James steps correspondingly altitudin
ous
Miss Gertrude E Storer high
school assistant departed on Sunday
night for Geneva where she will teach
reading elocution and music in the
Geneva Union Normal institute during
the session which opened on May 28th
and will continue for five weeks
The Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev M B Carmans sermon Sunday
night in the Methodist church to the
members of the class of 1906 was de-
liveied with his characteristic earnest
ness -He strove zealously with all the
intenseness of his nature to lay upon
the hearts of the young men and women
about to be graduated from the McCook
high school the claims of the Master
upon their lives to show that righteous
ness exalteth the individual as well as a
nation He held high aloft the banner
of the cross as the fittest flag under
which they could enlist
A superb feature of this service was
the music by the united choirs of the
Methodist Congregational Baptist
Episcopal and Christian churchesabout
thirty voices in total and a magnificent
chorus it was Their numbers were in
spiring and highly appreciated
The members of the class seventeen
in all together with the high scbooj
teacher corps and superintendent
marched into the church in a body and
occupied the front portion of the center
pews of the church
The patriotic decorations of the morn
ing service were utilized for this service
Wanted
For ranch competent cook House
modern hot and cold Water comfort
able home good wages fare advanced
References Address
Mrs John Woods
Wauneta Neb
Twelfth Grade Picnic
The members of the class of 1906 in
dulged themselves in a picnic on the
Red Willow creek Monday having a
gay time despite the rather untoward
weather
Take The Bait
Spring is casting her balmiest days
for you Yield to the lure We have
good fishing tackle Go fishing
L W McConnell Druggist
Lincoln Pure Paint
Dont forget the name when you want
to get a durable paint Let us figure
with you McMillen Druggist
A new pipe organ for St Patricks
church has been ordered from the
factory and will be here in a few days
The price of the instrument is 1200
An organ recital will be given later of
which notice in due time
Driving harness and driving wagons
at W T Colemans It will pay you
to inspect his line
Mens ribbed balbriggan union suits
from the best factory 125 to 275
Thompsons
Call at Honest Johns and see our
fancy new collars which have just ar
rived
Your lawn mower will work smoother
if you get one of those sickle guides at
Colemans
Cherries era almost ripe Get a step
ladder and cherry stonerat Colemans
Commencement Class of 1906
The commencement exercises of the
class of 1906 in the Methodist church
Thursday night drew the customary
1 crowded house to witness the flower
ing out process of one of the largest
clusses ever graduated by the McCook
high school
Below follows the program of the
evenings exercises
The address by Dr Green was a
splendid effort along the line of a subject
of boundles3 possibilities The Key to
the XXtb Century
The vocal solos by Mrs C W Britt
captivated
The delightful numbers by the orches
tra of fourteen instruments were superb
The salutatorian Miss Vera Esta
Dwyer and the valedictorian Mr De
Coy Burnett wero necessarily brief but
received the approval of the audience
for their efforts
The decorations were markedly simple
but the effect was pleasing Old Glory
a few pictures some palms cut flowers
etc making the total
Withal it was an inspiring occasion
programme
Concert Polonaise On Mountain Heights
Kiesler
Orchestra
Invocation
Overture
Rev M IJ Carman
Jocosity Armand
Orchestra
Salutatory
Vera Esta Dwjer
Address The Key to tho XXth Century
Dr Thomas E Green
a Wistaria A Japanoso Idylo Logan
b The Crickets Serenade A Chirping Char
acteristic Bendix
Orchestra
Valedictory
De Coy Burnett
Vocal Solo
a Sunshine and Rain Blunienthal
b Selected
Mrs Charles Wajne Britt
Presentation of Diplomas
Mr Charles W Barnes
Intermezzo Cupidietta Tobani
Orchestra
Benediction
Rev George B Hawkes
Representatives choson by the class
class of 1906
Motto Cum Bonis Ambula
Colors Pearl Gray and Maroon
CLASS OFFICERS
President John W Green
Vice President Allison G Kej s
Secretary Hattie L Schmidt
Treasurer Cora Frances Garvey
CLASS DONORS
First Edmund Schell Kimmell
Second Josephine O Stewart
Robert Ickis Allen
Some Important Inventions and Inventors
Francis James Brady Success
f Jennie Irene Brady Self Reliance
De Coy Burnett The Negro Question
Wm Darvlo Burnett Tho Ameiican Traveler
Vera Esta Dwjer
A Mediaeval Castle of the Twentieth Centurj
Agnes Elbert Teaching as a Profession
Cora Frances Garvey
The Essentials of Friendship
John W Green The Grafter
Allison G Keys The American Aristocracy
Edmund Schell Kimmell
A Half Century s Development in Electricity
FlojdAlta Russell Excelsior
Marcella Katherine Ryan
One of the Worlds Great Artists
Hattie L Schmidt
Benefits Derived from Literature
Josephine O Stewart
Twentieth Century Ideal of Culture
Harold PSutton
Future Position of Russia as a World Power
Kate Lovorna WesfThe Value of an Education
Good Paints and Good Varnishes for all
Parts of Buildings
The Sherwin Williams Co make good
paints and good varnishes for all parts
of buildings inside and outside for all
household uses They make special
paints for special purposes each one the
best of its kind No matter what you
want to paint or varnish youll get the
best results full measure and save
money if you uso the Sherwin Williams
Paints L W McCoNNELLDruggist
Music Hath Charms
and the delights of all music be it by
master or southern darkey are theirs
who own a phonograph We sell them
for cash or easy payments
L W McConnell Druggist
Bath and Toilet Supplies
We have all the latest bath and toilet
conveniences and botweather necessities
Come in and let us tell you about them
L W McConnell Druggist
We desire to speak in emphatic praise
of those Ideal shirt waist suits now
moving out 60 briskly Weve never had
nor seen their equal for style and desir
ability White with blue pin dot black
with white pin dot all white with eyelet
embroidery linen color trimmed with
neat dotted bands Prices 200 to
350 Sold only by the Thompson Dry
Goods Co
Those neat and stylish shirt waists at
Grannis are euro to please and be of
service to you altho we are selling
them at remarkably low prices
Those short sleeved waists at Grannis
are very neat and pretty and will surely
please you
The Ocean Wave washer still leads
them all Try one at Colemans
Our Sliver Anniversary
This newspaper with this issue
enters the twenty fifth year of its
existence which is contemporane
ous with the history of the city of
McCook The first issue of The
McCook Tjubune bears the date
of the first Friday of June 1882
and of necessity it was printed in
the town of Culbertson The
second issue appeared from its
own plant in this city the follow
ing week For twenty three years
of this time the paper has been
owned and edited by its present
publisher Its highest aim has
been and is now to give tho peo
ple of McCook and Red Willow
county a reliable and worthful
newspaper How far it has at
tained public approval is indicat
ed by its steady increase in circul
ation from a few hundred in 1883
to nearly 1500 at the present time
From four small pages it has
grown to an eight page publica
tion all home print Its hopes
aro to become more and more the
ideal countv newspaper and to
merit a continued and increasing
patronage and favor
The Publisher
Sudden Death cf an Old Settler
The announcement of the death of
William Coleman generally known as
Uncle Billy Tuesday May 29th
came as a great surprise to all It was
known that he was in failing health and
had been for some time but his serious
condition was not understood by any
body His ailment was a stomach
trouble and the end came unexpectedly
at his home in this city
Uncle Billy has been for years a
familiar character and face on our
streets and his work as a land agent and
as a writer concerning this county has
made him known far and wide For a
quarter of a century he has been a resi
dent of Red Willow county Kind
hearted and of generous impulses he
will be long remembered by many
OBITUARY
William Coleman was born in
Davis county Indiana August lst1838
and lived there until 1852 when he
moved to Muscatine county Iowa with
his parents Here at the age of 22
years he was united in marriage with
Miss Fannie White To them were
born nine children of which six are
now living Four girls and two boys
Mrs Ella Thrailkill of Los Angeles
Calif Mrs Gertie Wales Mrs Edith
Bates and Miss Maude their youngest
daughter who is now living in St
Paul Minn and Roy and Frank of this
county Deceased moved to Red Willow
county in 1881 where he has resided
ever since being one of the first settlers
of that part of the county which was
afterwards named Coleman precinct in
his honor
The funeral services were conducted
in the McCook Methodist church
Thursday morning by Rev M B Car
man and were quite largely attended by
friends and neighbors from city and
country burial following in Longview
cemetery
The wife and children have the sym
pathy of all in this sorrow and bereave
ment
CARD OF THANKS
Our gratitude and thanks go out to
all who assisted in any way during the
illness and after the death of our hus
band and father
Mrs Fannie Coleman and Family
Wanted at Once
A good single driver gelding
t rib ttit e
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 1 1906
Phone
black 46 McCook Neb
Pat Did you ever see the like in your
loife Niver but onctand that was in
Chicago I mean those fine turnouts
at the McCook Livery
Those wire farm gates beat anything
yet invented See them at Colemans
If you are looking for fan y short
sleeved waists call on J H Grannis
Sunshine Finishes for all furniture
wookwork etc Lon Cone Druggist
Ladies extra size gauze unions and
separate garments at Thompsons
Six gentle high headed high bred
single drivers at McCook Livery
One block west of Frst National Bank
Wilsons Second Hand Store
A butchers cotton for white suits 15c
yard Thompsons
Corset cover embroideries 30c to 75c
at Thompsons
H P Waite
for hay tools
Cos is headquarters
Best apron checked ginghams 5c yard
Thompsons
Wall paper McMillen s Drug Store
MINOR ITEMS OF KEWS
McConnell for drugs
McConnell for wall paper and paint
All colors in cotton crepe 15c Thomp
sons
McConnells is the place to buy wall
paper
Childs little fancy parasols 10c
Thompsons
II P Waite Cos is headquarters
for hay tools
Very neat boys 3 piece suits 4 50 at
Thompsons
H P Waite Cos is headquarters
for hay tools
McConnells Fragrant Lotion for
chapped hands
Mens alpaca coats for summer 175
300 Thompsons
Mens now worsted suits 650 to
1350 Thompsons
Juat across from Wilsons livery Wil
rons Second Hand Store
Varnish stains tintolac and enamels
at McMillens Druggist
You will find the only Shetland pony
for hire in the city at McCook Livery
Watch for the opening of our soda
fountain Lon Cone Druggist
A very complete line of black and col
ored umbrellas and sun shades 50c to
500 Thompsons
W F Everist and Fitch are turning
out some excellent rigs at McCook Liv
ery east Dennison St
There is only one Our Best Paint
Heath Milligan Sold by
Lon Cone Druggist
White linen and pique wash skirts and
white batiste and panama skirts in new
est designs at Thompsons Alterations
free
Mr WF Everist shipped in a carload
of fine work and driving horses which
are on sale at McCook Livery Stable
Phone 40
A healthy taste remains in the mou h
of those who use Monardine as a mouth
wash 25c
L W McConnell Druggist
When wanting a garden hose get the
old reliable 5 ply Whirlpool with a
record of five years actual wear
F D Burgess
The Tribune understands that Rev
George Conrad has accepted a call to
the pastorate of the Congregational
church in Sutton
50000 tomato plants 40c per 100
350 per 1000 25000 cabbage
plants 35c per 100 300 per 1000
McCook Greenhouse Phone 91
Remember you will find Mike Walsh
just across the street from bls old loca
tion ready to buy your poultry eggs
old rubber copper brass at the highest
cash market price
John Hunt requests the M W A
committee to meet with him in his
place of business under Cones drug
store this evening to complete arrange
ments for their affair
Romper suits for boys and girls made
of stout blue shirting piped with red
sizes 1 to 6 years Price 50c The
Thompson Dry Goods Co One price
plain figures cash only
Dont start anything you cannot
finish We have three kinds of three
dollar hats the McKibben the King
and the Kingsbury All are handsome
and warranted At Diamonds the
working mans friend
Came to my farm near Quick P O
about two weeks ago one bay mare and
one bay horse colt coming 2 and 3
years old Horse has star on face Both
hae white hind teet Owner can have
same by proving property
Robert Traphagan
We have added still a larger sized die
to our button machine and are turning
out small medium and large buttons
from tho scraps of your dress for fas
tening and for trimming one lady hav
ing seven dozen made for one suit
Theyre fashionable Thompsons
Good homes are wanted for destitute
and orphan children of all ages by the
Child Saving Institute 1806 Ohio St
Omaha From 40 to 60 constantly on
hand Over 300 passing through the
institute during the year If interested
write for application blanks inclosing
stamp for postage
Morgan Robinson have opened a
collection short loans and employment
office in the Coleman building one door
south of Pades furniture store Phone
No 181 This firm makes a specialty
of collection will make loans on short
time and conduct an employment
agency See them if you need anything
promptly and efficiently done in their
line
McCook
Will
Celebrate
The
Fourth
Program
Next
Week
NUMBER 1
McMillen Prescription Druggist
Everything in drugp McConnell
Wall paper bargains
Lon Conk Druggist
Best table oilcloth 15c yard at Thomp
sons
Largest display of wash goods at
Thompsons
II P Waite Cos is headquarters
for hay tools
Girls union suits of gauze 25c to 35c
Thompsons
Fresh butter of best quality at Marshs
meat market
Best carpet warp on spools 21c and
23c at Thompsons
Amoskeag 16 oz 2 bu seamless grain
bags 190 Thompsons
Dr Kays office is now one door north
of Commercial hotel Phono 97
Wilsons Second Hand Store is now
just north of Odells BottlingWorks
Our perfumes are the best make and
lasting Several new odors Try them
McMillen Druggist
Just received another lot of those very
handsome black silk coats at 6 50 to
1000 Thompsons
The next meeting of the Dorcas socie
ty will be held at the home of Mrs J J
Curran next Thursday afternoon at 230
oclock
Value astonishing is that 36 in black
taffeta silk for 69c yd at Thompsons
We invite comparison with any offered
at100yd
W G Jones repairs cook stovesheat
ers and cleans gasoline stoves Work
guaranteed Phono red 306 or box
595 McCook Neb tf
FOR SALE Half section five miles
from McCook price 8 per acre if
taken at once
Address Lock Box 515 Falls CityNeb
Embroidered waists skirts and whole
costumes are among the swellest gar
ments for summer wear and we have
the material Call and see
J II Grannis
Pasture for a few head of cattle or
horses Terms reasonable Phone
birch 2352 or address me at McCook
Neb Wilson Glover
Now dont let it worry you any more
You can get the daintiestmost service
able patterns in wash goods for your lit
tle girl at Grannis store and so reason
able too
Consult John Hunt if you have any
thing you want done in the steam fitting
or plumbing line Satisfactory work
guaranteed And next best of all the
price will be right
Short kimonos at 50c and 75c long ki
monos at 100 and 135 just received
in strikingly pretty new lawns and
crepes impossible to do them justice
here See them at Thompsons
Theres no chance of missing it if
you buy at Marshs meat market He
has the goods and can deliver them
Give him a chance to supply your meats
of all kinds and he will be very pleased
and certain to make good
In his new location just across the
street from his old place in the P
Walsh building Mike Walsh wants to
see you if you have poultry eggs etc
for sale He will pay you the best cash
market price for them
The Main street front of the Coleman
building south of Pade Son has been
papered painted and partitioned off
from the main part of the building and
is now being occupied by the new loan
collection and employment firm of
Morgan Robinson