By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Notice of Republican Caucus
Notice is hereby given to the Republi
can voters of Willow Grove precinct
that a caucus will be held in each vot
ing precinct therein on Thursday July
19th 1900 at 8 pm for the purpose of
electing delegates to the Republican
county convention to be held July 21st
190G at McCook Nebraska and for
such other business as may properly
come before said caucus
The caucuses will bo hold in the re
spective wards as designated below
1st Precinctlst ward basement Com
mercial Hotel
2nd Precinct 1st ward W H Acker
mans office
1st Precinct 2nd ward City Hall
2nd Precinct 2nd ward II II Berryjs
office
S R McCakl
John Brittain
T J Smith
Lon Conk
Committee
Republican County Convention
Tho Republicans of Red Willow county Neb
are hereby called to meet in delegate conven
tion at the city of McCook on Saturday July
21st 1900 at 11 oclock a in for the purpose of
electing 7 delegates to tho State Convention to
be hold at Lincoln Auk 22 Also to elect dele
gates to the Congressional and to the State Sen
atorial Convention and to place in nomination
candidates for tho following oflices
One State Representative
One County Attorney
One County Commissioner 2nd District
And for tho transaction of such other business
as may properly come before said convention
The basis of representation to said conven
tion shall be 2 delegates nt large for each vot
ing precinct and 1 delegate for each 10 votes or
fraction thereof cast for the Hon Chas B Let
ton for Supremo Justice at tho last general
election Said apportionment entitles tho sev
eral precincts to tho following representation
in said convention
Alliance 4
Beaver 6
Bondvillo 4
Box Elder 4
Coleman 3
Danbury 4
Driftwood 4
East Valley 8
Fritsch 4
Gerver i 5
Grant 4
Indianola U
Lebanon 8
Missouri Rige 3
North Valley 4
Perry 4
Red Willow 5
Tyrone 4
Valley Grange 5
Willow Grove
1 ward 1 precinct 11
1 ward 2 precinct 10
2 ward 1 precinct 11
2 ward 2 precinct 6
Total 130
It is recommended by the committee that the
caucuses to elect delegates to this convention
should he held on Thursday July 19th at 8 p
m It is further recommended that no proxies
bo allowed at said convention and that tho
delegates present from each of the respective
precinct be authorized to cast the full vote of
their precinct
James Rtan Ciiaeles Skallb
Secretary Chairman
Bondville Precinct
The Republican caucus of Bondvillo precinct
to elect 4 delegates to tho County convention to
be hold at McCook July 21st will be held at tho
residence of Herman Rciners on ThursdayJuly
19th 1906 at 8 pm Henby N Colling
Committeeman
Grant Precinct
The Republican caucus of Grant precinct to
elect 4 delegates to the County convention to
be held at MoCook July 21st will be held at
the Banksville school house on Thursday July
19th 1906 at 8 p m A Peters
Committeeman
Be Law Abiding and Fair
Deputy Warden W E Corwm of Mc
Cook is in receipt of the following letter
from the chief warden of the state
Lincoln Nebr July 1 1906
My Dear Sii
I desire to remind you that the time
is near at hand when our young prairie
chickens will need protection and that
it is your duty as an officer to prosecute
any one found killing them before the
open season which is Sept 1st I want
to impress upon you the fact that I
with my two State deputies would be
almost powerless to prevent the killing
of these splendid birds throughout the
large territory they inhabit in the
State without the assistance of our
special deputies and other officers
It is probable yo u know those myour
locality who are most likely to go out
before the open season and I find it is a
good plan to go them and urge with
them that it is wrong that it is unlaw
ful unfair and unsportsmanlike to de
stroy the birds while they are unable to
protect themselves Let your position
be known then anyone who violates
will do so with the knowledge that they
will be prosecuted so they cannot blame
you and the better class of people will
respect you more for having done your
duty I found when attending the
National meeting of Wardens at St
Paul Minn last winter that reference
to prairie chickens was always coupled
with Nebraska and we are highly com
plimented for the stand we have taken
for preservation of these noble birds
Let st be remembered that our prairie
chicken and quail are worth more to
the people of Nebraska than to the
millionaire and to others in the large
cities who can afford to pay for them
so let us determine that they shall not
be shipped out of the state and at the
same time see that our own people are J
moderate in tneir destruction of them
and wo will have these birds for genera
tions to come
Yours for game protection
Geo L Carter Chief Warden
You will find the only Shetland pony
for hire in the city at McCook Livery
Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Neb Juno llth1906
The Board of County Commissioners mot pur
suant to adjournment prosont Samuel Preiner
C B Gray and F S Lofton county commis
sioners C E Eldred county attornpyaud E J
Wilcox county clerk
Tho minutes of previous meeting read and ap
proved
On motion tho board appointed Samuel Pro
mor and C B Gray ns road commissioners to
viow proposed road No 396 in reference to
establishment of the same
On motion clork was instructed to advortiso
for scaled bids for the construction of a steel
bridge across the Republican River on section
lino between sections flvo and eight township
threo range twenty six in Red Willow county
Nobraska
Before tho board of county commissioners cf
Red Willow county Neb
In tho mattor of tho vacation of a porticn of
Coke avenue in tho village cf Bartley
Order allowing vacation Now on this 11th
day of Juno 1906 this matter camo on for hear
ing before tho board upon the petition of he
applicants the report of the examiners appoint
ed by tho board and tho ovidenco on consid
eration whereof the board finds that no injus
tice or iuconveuieiico will bo worked or to any
person or persons by reason of tho vacation re
quested and that said application ought to be
allowed It is therefore ordered by tho board
that said application of Ira Sheets and others
for tho vncution of that part of Coke avenue
in the village of Burtloy described as follows
To vacate a strip off of tho east sido of Coke
avonuo IT feet in width extending from tho
north line of Cherry street on the north to the
north lino of Railroad street on the south and
also to vacate a strip off of tho west sido of
Coke avenue 15 feet in width and extending
from the north lino of said Cherry street on the
north to tho north line of said Railroad street
on tho south bo and the same hereby is allow
ed and that portion of Coke avenue prajed
for in said application be and the same hereby
is vacated Tho county clerk is directed to
make a quitclaim deed in the name of the
county to the persons to whom tho portion of
the street vacated may inure signing and at
taching the seal of the county thereto
It is further ordered that tho cost of this pro
ceedings bo paid by tho applicants
On motion board adjourned to meet June 18
1906 Samuel PremerChairmau
Attest E J Wilcox County Clerk
A St OOD RED LAKE
Peculiarity Manifested by a Sheet of
Water In Switzerland
Lake Morat in Switzerland has a
queer habit of turning red about two
or three times every ten years It is a
pretty lake like most of the sheets of
water in that picturesque country and
Its peculiar freak is attributed to a dis
position to celebrate the slaughter of
the Burgundians under Charles tla
Bold on June 21 147G but the French
say that it blushes for the conduct of
the Swiss who in that battle gave the
Burgundians no quarter
This phenomenon of course has its
legend The old fishermen of the lake
who catch enormous fish called silures
that weigh between twenty five and
forty kilograms say when they see the
waters of the lake reddening that it is
the blood of the Burgundians As a
matter of fact some of the bodies of
the Burgundians killed in the battle
were thrown into the lake while others
were tossed into a grave filled with
quicklime This historical recollection
angered the Burgundian soldiers of the
victorious armies of the republic in
179S so much that they destroyed the
monument raised in honor of their
compatriots who fell heroically in that
battle and Henri Martin very justly
reproached them for that piece of van
dalism
It would hardly do to attribute the
reddening of the waters of the lake to
the blood of the soldiers of Charles the
Bold The coloring Is due simply to
the presence in large quantities of little
aquatic plants called by naturalists Os
cillatoria rubescens The curious thing
about it is that Lake Morat is the only
lake in which this curious growth ia
developed
Salt tlie Civllizer
The uie of salt as a necessary sup
plement to diet has had much influence
In shaping the civilization and explora
tion of the world It is most probable
that the oldest trade routes were cre
ated for the salt traffic as salt and
incense formed the chief necessaries
of theancient days This was certain
ly the case with the caravan routes in
Libya and the Sahara while the mines
of north India were the center of a
large trade before the time of Alexan
der
Another interesting fact is that salt
has played a considerable part in the
distribution of man When it became
absolutely necessary to him as it did
at an early stage of his development
he was forced to migrate to places
where it could be obtained This
brought him to the seashore where he
gained his ideas of maritime commerce
Lastly the preservative effects of salt
on flesh food made long ocean voy
ages possible and thus opened i the
world to commerce and civilizatw
An Envied Editor
John Black for many years editor of
the London Morning Chronicle prided
himself on being a judge of men His
pride was justified by the fact that he
secured the services of many very able
contributors Mr Black was noted for
his independence and contented spirit
both of which are illustrated by the
following story
Mr Black was in the habit of calling
on Lord Melbourne then at the head
of the government who one day said
to him in his abrupt way Mr Black
you are the only person who comes to
see me who forgets who I am You
forget that I am prime minister
Black was stammering out an apol
ogy when Lord Melbourne continued
You never ask me for anything and
I wish you would
I am truly obliged to you answer
ed Black but I dont want anything
I am editor of the Morning Chronicle
I like my business and I live happily
on my Income
Then sir I envy you exclaimed
the premier And yon are the onJy
man I ever did envy
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Is Mad
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By TRUMAN L ELTON
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Copyright 190G by C B Etherington
T is not generally known that flags
of the common and cheaper va
riety are printed on a press simi
lar to that used for newspapers
yet such is the fact At present a new
plate and hence a new impression are
required for each color Thus for our
red white and blue banners which
blossom all over the land each Fourth
of July two plates and two impres
sions are needed one for the red and
one for the blue The white is fur
nished by the original color of the mus
lin or other goods on which the flags
are printed It is hoped in time that
one plate may be made to do the work
when the expense will be lessened and
the facility of production increased It
must not be imagined that two run
nings through the press are required
Just as four or more colors are printed
on newspapers at one running through
the press so the two colors are sup
plied to the national emblem in tho
same way This effect is reached by
the use of two sets of rollers and
plates the goods passing from one to
the other
It is said that the largest flag fac
tory in America and for that matter
in the world is located in Cincinnati
Here are manufactured a large share
of the flags used in the United States
and some even for England There are
123 people engaged in the factory and
ten wholesale establishments handle
the output This factory was made
possible by the invention of the flag
press before mentioned which was tho
work of a Cincinnati man
In the manufacture of flags muslin
is bought in bolts of 1000 yards each
This is cut to the right width and fed
through in long strips Each day 15
000 sheets are used making 375000
flags in all These range in size all the
way from 2 by 3 inches to 30 by 42
The colors for printing are mixed in
the factory so that the right shades
may be secured The sticks are also
NEW YORK SCHOOIj CHILDREN LEARNING
TO MAKE THE FLAG
made there The fias are allowed to
dry for twenty four hours before being
placed on the sticks Needless to say
the largest trade is in the little five cent
flags Silk banners are also got out
In addition to the muslin ones and the
most expensive hand sewed flags are
also produced but these are only made
on special order Fourth of July canes
bunting confetti and other similar
decorations that adorn the American
Fourth and other patriotic holidays aro
likewise the product of the Cincinnati
factory Festooning plumes and all
the rest go forth from this printshop of
patriotism It is from tho waste of
these by the way that the confetti is
made Cincinnati has baen in the flag
manufacturing business since 1S51 It
is not without significance that the
Buckeye State which has been dubbed
the mother of presidents is also to
an extent the mother of the nntinnnl
colors The native sons of this states 1
man producing commonwealth may
thus wave Ohio grown banners and
grow doubly patriotic over the fact
that they can honor their country and
state both at the same time
There are innumerable other facto
ries for flaginaking in the country one
SEWING ON THE STAllb
of the largest being in New York city
In many of these the old press which is
much like the newspaper hand press
is necessarily used This renders the
production of Old Glory somewhat te
dious and laborious compared to the
new way
hile a great number of the national
emblems are used on the Fourth of
July an ev6u larger number are em
ployed on Memorial day They are
likewise in demand on Flag day to say
nothing of national state county and
municipal conventions political cam
paigns schoolhouses public and pri
vate buildings ships and the thousand
and one other places and occasions that
call for the display of the star span
gled banner All over the earth now
the flag of the free is known and hon
ored and it is not without a pardon
able pride to the American that no na
tional emblem is more universally
loved and respected than his own sym
bol of the night and the dawn of lib
erty and progress
Although the ordinary flags are print
ed the larger and more expensive ones
are cut from bunting and sewed
There are many factories where this
work is done The numerous flags re
quired in the American navy are made
In the Brooklyn navy yard To give
an idea of the large number of ban
ners required for each vessel the new
battleship Connecticut was supplied
with 250 varieties at a cost of 2500
Among these are flags of the signal
code flags of every nation admirals
flag presidents flag etc The presi
dents flag alone requires a month in
making Some of the foreign banners
are of exceedingly difficult design and
cost over 50 each to construct
In the New York public schools and
some others the children are taught
how to make flags out of bunting
What Is thought to be the largest
flag ever made was displayed at Den
ver a year ago It was 115 feet In
length and 55 feet wide The stripes
were over 4 feet broad and the slars 2
feet across
Cut Prices
Real Estate Translers
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks oflice
since last Thursday evening
L L Co to M A Mugan wd lot 3
block 7 Second McCook
E S Walters to A Bower wd lots 2 3
block 6 Willow Grove
Abram Mrs Rob
Abram Joseph
Brown Mrs Winnie
Briggs F F
Brown A
Berry C P
Coleman Mrs Delia
On all Summer
Dress Goods
LAWNS DJMITIES
SOIESETTES COTTON VOI LES AND
MOHAIRS CIIALLIES
SWISSES BATISTES etc
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR daintily trimmed
with lace and embroidery
that line you may desire
225 00
irooo
TJ S to J W Morgan pat sw qr 12-1-28
TJ S to C Wise pat e hf ne qr 4-1-28
TJ S to D Jones pat nw qr
Cochran iColeman to Simmons Mills
wd pt lots 1 2 3 3 block 2bMcCook 12000 00
J J Curran to S D Hughes wd lots 3
and pt2block 5 First McCook 2C0O 00
U S to J II Smith pat v hf se qr 29
whf ne qr 32-4-30
C W Plummer to J B Dolph lots 1G
17 18 block 8 Danbury 20C0 CO
J W DolantoA H Hougland wd
lots 3 4 and s hf nw qr 2-3-28 se qr
ne qr and lots 1-3-3-28 w hfswqr
36-4-23 250000
C M Scheideggur to J W Snauer wd
pt lot 7 4-3-26 3490 00
L L Co to J Fahranbruch wd lot 6
block 6 Sixth McOook 300 00
F A Olmstead to MJ Clement wd lot
1 block 52 Bartley 8C0 CO
F T Walker to C C Kerst wd be qr
3-2-26 16C000
S J Hupp to F Buck wdnwqr 22-2-27 2200 00
P T Walker to DJ Poynter wd ne qr
27-1-30 2300 00
M V Sheldon to A E Reeves wd s hf
seqr21nhf 6400 00
LDFletcher toSL and CEWidener
d for d sw se qr 11 w hf ne qr and ne
nwqr 14-1-26 4000 00
A P Garten to The Public affd ne qr
27-1-30
Advertised Letters
The following letters remained uncall
ed for at the McCook postoffice June
28th 1906
Hiler Roy
Johnson P C
Kiler Mrs Betsy
Lyon B A
Leaton L
Lee C L
Morisson Mrs John A
ClarkGilbert Franklin Moore W M
Downton W L
Franks Robert
Fraier Chas
Flint Cljde L
Fulton Mr
Grosscott Mr
Grimes M A
Gilson Leon
Hein Geo
Harshaw Ralph
Haline Mrs A J
Heinrick Chas
Hatfield Will
2
Moreland Chas
McDonald Ed
Naughton J M 4
Pickeral J A
Pejsar J G
Rodgers D A
Rice W H
Swift P M
Small C E
Scarbaugh F C
Waugh Hattie
Williams Dave
Wood Dock
Holler M H 2
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
F M KniMELL Postmaster
Dont be fooled and made to believe
that rheumatism can be cured with
local appliances Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea is the only positive cure
for rheumatism 35 cents Tea or
Tablets L W McConnsil
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach
most anything in
Ladies and Misses DRESS SKIRTS in all
colors and materials A skirt hanger given
with each skirt
Ladies and Childrens BELTS in silk a
variety of colors and styles Patent plain and
soft leather all sizes and nicely finished from
25c up
To all ladies desiring LONG GLOVES we
wish to state that Ae will have an assortment
Saturday at reasonable prices
While you are in looking for gloves examine
our line of handsome up-to-date HAND BAGS
You will be sure to find just the kind vou want
John Gr
annis
ORDER OF HEARING
The State of Nebraska Red Willow Co s
In tho County court In the matter of tho
estato of Sophie Bongers deceased
On reading and filing tho petition of William
H Bongers praj ing that administration of said
estate may be granted to Peter Miesen as ad
ministrator Ordered that July 14th A D
liU6 at 1 oclock a m is assigned for hearing
said petition when all parties interested in
said matter may appear at a county court to be
held in and for said county and show cause
why the prajer of petitioner should not be
granted and that notice of the Dendencv of
said petition and the hearing thereof be given
to all persons interested in said matter by
publishing a copy of this order in the McCook
Tribune a weekly newspaper printed in said
county for three successive week prior to said
day of hearing
Dated June 26th 1906
A true copj J C Mooke County Judge
sealJ
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day of
November 190 Ben G Gossard county treas
urer of Red Willow county Nobraska duly sold
at public sale to M Drury for the delinquent
taxes thereon for the jear 1903 the following
described tracts of land to wit The south east
quarter of the north west quarter and the east
half of the south west quarter and the south
west quarter of the nort h east quarter of Sec
tion six Township three North of Range thirty
in Red Willow county Nebraska Thereafter
said M Drury duly told and assigned the Treas
urers tax sale certificate issued to him for the
purchase of sid lands for said taxes as abovu
described to K Evans and said K Evans has
duly paid on said tracts all the taxes for the
jears 1904 and 190j June lith 1906 said K
Evans duly sold and assigned her interest in
said tax certificates and tax receipts for the
subsequent taxes paid by her to the undersign
ed who is now the holder anil the owner of aid
certificates and receipt Each of the said tracts
of land were ase sed for taxes for the years
1903 19U1 1D05 aud 1906 in the name of William
II Mitchelmore
The time allowed to redeem said tracts from
said tax sales will expire November 7th 1906
and after three months from the due publica
tion of this notice and immediately after Said
November 7th 1P06 the undersigned will ap
plj to the treasurer of said county for a Treas
urer tax deed for said tracts of land
Dated at McCook Nebthi t 28th day of June
D 1906
A
XUJIUMJ 1 JIETEK
Assignee
NOTICE OF SUIT
L J Furrow George W Furrow H G Ter
rill Mrs H G Ternllhis wife Albert G Bump
and Mr A bert G Bump his wife and John
Doe real name unknown defendants will
take notice that on the 26th day of June 1906
Samuel M Holmes plaintiff herein filed his
petition in the District court of Red Willow
county Nebraska against the above named de
fendants the object and prayer of which are to
foreclose a certain mortgage executed by the
defendants LJFurrow and Georuo W Furm
to one William Hill upon the south west quar
ter of the south east quarter of section twenty
four Township three North of Range thirty
west of the 6th p m in Red Willow county
Nebraska to secure the payment of six prom
iory notes for the sum of One Hundred Dollars
each five of said notes being dated November
16th 1903 and one of said notes being dated
November 17th 1903 said notes maturing re
spectively March 1st 1904 November 17th 1904
November 17th 1905 November 17th 1906 Nov
ember lith 1907 and November 17th 1908 that
said notes and mortgage have been duly assign-
PJamuiianu mere is now uue upon
said notes and mortgage the sum of Four
Hundred Dollars 100 with interest thereon
rate oi ten f01 cent annum from tho
lbth day of November 1903 for which sum with
interest as aforesaid and cot of suit plaintiff
prays for a decree that the defendants be -e uir
ed to pay the same or that said premises may
besold to satisfy the amount due
iou aro required to answer said petition on
orbefore Monday the 6th day of August 1006
Dated this 28th day of June A D
By Boyle Eldbed Samuel M Holmes
His Attorneys
Whats the good of keeping from him
Any good things you may see
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea
LWMcConnell
H P Waite Cos is headquarters
for hay tools
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