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By F M KIMMELL
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Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Republican Ticket
For United States Sonntor
NOItltIS BROWN of Buffalo
STATE
For Governor
GKORGE L SHELDON of Cass
For Liontcnant Governor
M R HOPEWELL of Burt county
For Railroad Commissioners
II J WINNETT of Lancaster
ROBERT CO WELL of Douglas
A J WILLIAMS of Pierce
For Secretary of State
GEORGE JUNKIN of Gosper
For Auditor
ED M SEARLE JR of Keith
For Sujwrintcndont of Public Instruction
JASPER L MBRIEN of Fillmore
For Treasurer
LAWSON G BRIAN of Boone
For Attorney Genoral
WILLIAM T THOMPSON of Mqrrick
For Land Commissioner
HENRY M EATON of DodBo
COUNTY
For Representative
PHILIP GLIEM oy Danbury
For County Attorney
PRENTISS E REEDER of McCook
For Commissioner 2ud District
SAMUEL PREMER of Bartley
Insistent reasons aro multiplying
why tho United States should establish
a postal savings bank system
Recent bnnk and trust company fail
ures prove conclusively tho urgent ne
cessity of having more stringent and
searching laws to govern our state and
indeed even our national banking insti
tutions Present laws are not adequate
Examinations now made aro not con
clusive Protection to depositors is al
together insuflicient There is too much
play for official rascality
The passing of Edward Rosewater re
moves a notable figure from Nebraska
politics from its newspaper field and
from commercial Nebraska The Tri
bune has no fulsome post mortem en
comiums to offer Edward Rosewaters
work in this state has been and is an en
during one We would remember only
his virtues his accomplishments and
his higher motives and purposes He
naturally ranks with Nebraskas first
citizens and history true and exact will
place his name well up at the top not
as the ideal citizen but as one who per
formed well his part in the development
of this promising young western com
monwealth
Republican Senatorial Convention
The republicans of the 29th senatorial district
of the state of Nebraska are hereby called to
meet in convention at the court house in Mc
Cook Nebraska at 2 tclock p m on Thurs
day September 20 1906 for the purpose of pla
cing in nomination one candidate for senator
from the 29th district stato of Nebraska and
for the transaction of such other business as
may regularly come before said convention
The said convention shall consist of delegates
chosen by the republicans of the respective
counties of said district apportioned as fol
lows One delegate at large from each county
and one delegate for each 125 votes or major
fraction thereof cast at tho last general elec
tion for the Hon Charles B Letton for judge of
the supreme court Said apportionment en
titles the counties to representation in said con
vention as follows
Chase 3 Frontier 7
Dundy 3 Furnas 9
GosDer 3 Hayes 3
Hitchcock 5 Red Willow 7
It is recommended that no proxies be admit
ted but that the delegates present be permitted
to cast the lull vote of their county
E J Wilcox Chairman
J E Kellet Secretary
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A B Chase Kurtzman McPhail eta
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SCHMOLLER MUELLER PIANO
CO
1311 13 Farnam street Omaha Neb
The largest piano house in the west
Over 600 pianos in stock Established
1859
McCook Tribune 1 the Year
FRED R BRUNS
Barber Shop
Bath Booms Rear Citizens bank
DR R J G
UNN
DENTIST Phone 112
Office Booms 3 and 5 Walsh Blk McCook
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Programme
Following is the programme of tho
Red Willow County Sunda School con
vention to be held in McCook Septem
ber 12th and 13th Congregationnl
church
skptkmber 12th 2 30 oclock
Song Service Rov Hawkes
Greeting Pres Matthews
A Tenchors Duty Outside of Class Time
Dr Ireland
Solo Mr Lindemann
Prayer Rov Kirby
d ow Can Wo Got Parents More Inter
ested and Pupils Moro Loyal
Mrs Bertha Berry
Music M E Little Folks
Relation of Church to Sunday School
Mrs J W Wimer
Teachers Problpm ProfHHSteidloy
Hymn
Benediction
XVKNINO SEPTEMBER 12TH 745 OCLOCK
Song Service Rev Carman
Prayer Rev Hawkes
Solo Mrs SuesB
Address Prof H M Steidley
Hymn
Benediction
September 13th 9 30 oclock
Song Service Mr Stilgebouer
A Superintendents Work on Sunday
and WeekDay Rev Smith
Enlargement of the Sunday School
Prof Steidley
Solo Miss Ruth Wiehe
How to Teach Boys and Girls
Miss Haines
Business Meeting
Benediction
SEPTEMBER 13th 230 oclock
Song Service Rev Smith
Prayer Rev Carman
Study of the Word Rev Hawkes
Hymn
Are Teachers Meeting Beneficial
Bartley
Solo Mrs Elva Guttrue
Helpful Things for any Sunday School
Mrs A CTeel
Music
Round Table Prof Steidley
Subjects Cradle Roll Junior Work
Clubs
Childrens Meeting Miss Haines
Music Baptist Little Folks
Benediction
qy CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Christian Sunday school at 10 am
Christian Endeavor and Communion at
11 a m
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 Science Pettys hall C
H Meeker C S first reader Sunday
morning service 11 oclock Subject
Matter Wednesday evening meet
ing 8 oclock
Baptist Sunday school at 1000 a m
Preaching services at 11 a m and 8 p
m The ordinance of baptism will be
administered at the close of the evening
service A F Green Pastor
Episcopal Services on Sunday at 11
a m Holy conimanion and sermon at
8 p m prayers and sermon Sunday
school at 10 a m The Rector will offi
ciate All are welcome to these services
E R Earle Rector
Methodist Sunday school at 10 am
Worship with sermon and good music
at 11 a m and 8 pm Class at 12 m
Junior League at pm Epworth League
at 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 8 pm Sunday school and ser
mon in South McCook in the afternoon
M B Carman Pastor
Congregational Services will be
as follows Sunday school at 10
am Preaching by pastor at 11 a m
and 8 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 p
m Prayer meeting every Wednesday
at 8 p m Next Sunday has been set
apart as Bible Study Sunday and will
be so observed by us An invitation is
extended to you to attend any and all of
these services
Geo B Hawkes Pastor
SCHOOL CREEK
Everyone is busy putting up alfalfa
A chicken wagon passed through this
neighborhood Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Gray called at the Sed
dens home one day last week
Mrs Emerich and children were the
guests of Mrs Kilgore Tuesday
Mrs Minnie Raymond of Trenton who
was visiting her mother Grandma Van
dervort returned home Thursday even
ing
Geo Mick and wife of Indianola visit
ed at the N Smith home Sunday
Velma Gray returned home to Beat
rice Wednesday after spending the
summer with her grandfather S M
Gray
A number from this neighborhood at
tended the reunion at Cambridge last
week
Remember you will find Mike Walsh
just across the street from his old loca
tion ready to buy your poultry eggs
old rubber copper brass at the highest
cash market price
Moline Oliver and Case gang plows
Mitchell wagons and Superior drills at
H P Waite Cos
BEGGSLBL00D PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach
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People In Print
The Grandson of Englands Grand Old
Man W Buchanan and the
Drago Doctrine Douma
Leaders
W G C GLAD
STONE
coming of
TriB of a grand
son of the late
William K Glad
stone was an event
whose celebration
recently attracted
interest in England
This young man is
W G C Gladstone
and he Is a son of
the late W II Glad
stone M P He was
born July 14 1SS5
but he celebrated
the attainment of
his majority on July
23 because on that day a statue of
Mr William E Gladstone was un
veiled at Ilawarden Those who know
him fancy they can detect in his coun
tenance and ways resemblances to the
Grand Old Man His friends confi
dently expect that he will develop po
litical ability and make some fame of
his own In due time to sustain the fam
ily traditions
William L Buchanan chairman of
the United States delegation now in
Brazil at the pan American congress
has been chosen chairman of the com
mittee on the Drago doctrine which is
considered the most important com
mittee of the present conference in
view of the conspicuous place in the
discussions that this subject has taken
Mr Buchanan has special qualifica
tions for guiding the deliberations of
the committee assigned to the consid
eration of this question one which has
threatened the peace of more than one
conference He has been minister of
the United States to Argentina of
which country Dr Luis M Drago in
wrhose honor the
doctrine is named
is a citizen He was
the first minister of
the United States
to Panama and
was director gen
eral of the Fan
Am e r ican exposi
tion which did so
much to promote
the idea of the unity
of the new world
and the value of
closer intercourse
between the states
composing it Mr
W I BUCHANAN
Buchanan enjoys
especial popularity among Latin-American
statesmen and diplomats and in
consequence of the influence he pos
sesses his advice on such a subject as
the Drago doctrine will it is believed
carry much weight The Drago doc
trine is the principle that no force
shall be used by any power in the col
lection of debts owed to its citizens by
citizens of another power Sometimes
it has been termed an expansion of the
Calvo doctrine which was so called in
honor of the Argentine jurist of that
name who died about a dozen years
ago
Senator Overman of North Carolina
was making his speech on railroad rate
regulation There were few Demo
crats listening and but one solitary
senator on the Republican side al
though the argument was a very able
one
Senator Spooner stuck his head
through the cloakroom door He saw
the solitary Republican senator and
said Ah man and Overman
When William J Bryan visited St
Petersburg and attended the sessions
of the Russian douma one of the depu
ties who guided him about the chamber
was AlexyAladyin
31 ALADYIN
the peasant leader
and exponent of
radical ideas In
the accompanying
picture this mem
ber of the defunct
Russian parlia
ment does not look
much like a peas
ant as he is dress
ed like an English
swell He often ap
pears with k i d
glove in one hand
and cigarette in
the other He
lived six years
in England and since that time has
affected an English dress He is a
university graduate and speaks Eng
lish fluently In his speeches in the
douma he had much to say about the
French revolution and was wont to in
dulge in much invective As an orator
he has a ready flow of rhetoric and the
workingmen are readily influenced by
his arguments In the douma he had
many clashes with representatives of
the government and once made a
speech denouncing Goremykin when
the latter was premier to his face
At the end of an impassioned de
nunciation of the cabinet he declared
We have one and the same answer
ready for the ministers When wiii
you find in yourselves enough decency
enough honorable feeling to take your
selves off from these benches
Aladyln Is twenty nine years of age
and once fled from Russia to avoid
imprisonment on account of his revolu
tionary ideas While in England he
worked as a dock laborer
Congressman Richard Bartholdt of
Missouri who figured prominently
In the sessions of the interparliamen
tary union in London has been an
ardent advocate of International
tration and his work In this field caused
him to be talked of as a possible re
cipient of the Nobel peace prize It was
largely through his efforts that the In
terparliamentary union which Is com
posed of members of the national legis
latures t nearly all countries in which
such institutions exist met in this
country in 1904 at St Louis during the
Louisiana Purchase exposition He
presided over the sessions of the union
at that time and
was the spokesman
when the members
of the conference
called on President
Roosevelt He and
Mr Roosevelt have
long been Intimate
friends When the
president was a
member of the New
York legislature Mr
Bartholdt was a
newspaper corre
spondent at Albany
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RICHARD BAR
THOLDT
and in their walks and talks in the
Empire State capital in those days the
congressman to be who was born in
Germany helped tho president to be to
master the German language Tho
Missouri representative often talks in
congress on the subject of peace and
disarmament
The last time a big naval programme
was up for discussion the president
sent for Mr Bartholdt and talked to
him in his usually forceful manner
When he returned to the capitol Mr
Bartholdt was strongly in favor of the
presidential programme including a
new battleship
Whats that got to do with peace
Bartholdt inquired a colleague
Bartholdt is a profoundly serious
statesman Formerly said he I
was unable to see any connection be
tween peace and a battleship but while
at the White House just now I gave the
subject further consideration and on
sober second thought I perceived that
the interests of one will best be sub
served by the other
The mileage of General Leonard
Wood was before the senate committee
on military affairs
Wood was originally a doctor re
marked Secretary Taft who was testi
fying
And now hes a soldier said Sena
tor Scott
Yes put in Senator Pettus he ha3
gone out of the retail business of kill
ing people into the wholesale
Another of the radical leaders of tho
douma who since its dissolution have
been working to advance the cause of
the people is M Roditcheff He was
considered by many the greatest oratoi
on the floor He Is
M RODITCHEFF
a handsome man
with a ringing
voice His popu
larity with the dou
ma members Avas
unbounded and he
had more sway than
any of his fellows
over the peasants
in the parliament
ne was once ban
ished as a result of
his radical utter
ances For years ho
remained away from
his home and in
the meantime even
Russia had progressed to a point where
the people were permitted to choose
their representatives in parliament
Roditcheffs district chose him to go to
the douma and It was his privilege on
tho opening day to reply to the address
of the czar which he did in a memo
rable speech that aroused great enthu
siasm among the deputies
AVhen the reports about the popes re
cent illness reached tho public there
began to come to the Vatican sugges
tions and remedies from well meaning
but mistaken friends in various parts
of the world In speaking of these
the pope said to a foreign prelate who
visited him I have been offered the
services of doctors and medicines
from all over the world and the pious
people who sent the offers seem to
think that their doctors and medicines
are infallible I am very thankful and
grateful for the offers but I cannot
persuade myself to take any of the
drugs I am sure there Is enough stuff
to make an International drug store
I cannot possibly think of swallowing
any of the drugs
Bernard N Baker of Baltimore pres
ident of the Mutual Life Policy Hold
ers association who recently returned
from a conference In England with
the Mutual Life policy holders in that
country believes that the independent
holders of policies will score a great
victory In the coming election of Mu
tual Life trustees Mr Baker is pres
ident of the Atlan
tic Transport com
pany and very
wealthy but he
lives modestly and
gives a great deal
of his money away
When the Spanish
war broke out he
presented to the
United States gov
ernment free of
charge the big
steamer Missouri
which was operated
for nine months as
BERNARD N
BAKER
a hospital ship at a monthly expense
to Mr Baker of 5000 When the Boer
war came he gave the steamship Maine
to the British government for the same
humane purpose He Is exceedingly
generous to his thousands of em
ployees At the Mann Collier trial
some months ago Mr Baker appeared
as a witness for Colliers and testified
that Town Topics had roasted him
when he refused to advertise in Its
columns
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Seasonable
Implement
Mitchell Wagons
Lines
We believe these to be the very best and most
serviceable wagon on the market for this clim
ate When we sell a man a Mitchell wagon
we always make a friend For a cheaper
wagon we sell the MILBURN
Gang
and Sulky Plows
In this department we shall keep in stock the
best things put out by the Oliver Moline and
Case people Our stock is so large that we feel
sure we can meet your wants
Superior Drills
This line of drills is so well known that we will
say nothing about them except that we sell
them
These Good Things
are only a few of those that you will find in our
yards and ware houses Come in and see us
when in need of farm machinery
H r
WAITE CO
Dennison Street
DANBURY
Born to Frank Bussy a baby boy
Aug 30
Quite a number from Danbury are
taking in the state fair at Lincoln this
week
Clarence and Ray Yarnell are now
convalescent
Mrs Orvil Woods returned from Lin
coln last week
Mrs Sewell arrived from her daugh
ters Gertie Pates Tuesday
We have a double wedding booked for
Saturday night
Miss Alta Morgans school com
menced last Monday
Alma Noe left for Cotner University
to attend school this winter
Joe Yarnell is taking in the Log Rol
ling at Beaver City this week
Miss Martha Gliem arrived from Chic
ago last Saturday
Lets Talk
Furnace
Who is your Furnace Man
All depends on him whether
your furnace will be satisfac
tory or not Does he under
stand the system of hot air
heating circulation and ventil
ation Is he competent to make the elbows angles fittings
etc required in an ordinary furnace job and install them
without endangering your property by fire A Furnace Man
must have practical experience We have made the furnace
business a specialty for the past twenty one years fourteen
years at Omaha Nebraska We are the sole agents for the
Boynton Furnaces
They Are the Best Made
Estimates and any information regarding the proper installa
tion of a modern heating apparatus free of charge Your
patronage respectfully solicited
Polk Bros New Store
flcCook Nebraska
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NORTH SIDE
II H Bandy W M Sharp Charles
Wales and Roy Coleman are stat Jair
visitors this week
II H Bandy sold his farm Ia3t Sat
urday to E T Severns of Fillzaore eo
Last week G II Simmerman traded
his farm on the big fiat to Almond J
Church for the latters ranch on tho
Willow Simmerman will occupj in
the spring It is rumored Church will
look over the west for a location
II B Waleswife and daughter Mabel
started Tuesday morning on an extend
ed visit in Iowa and Illinois
Ladies read thiB catalogue of charms
Bright eyes glowing cheeks red Hpa a
smooth skin without a blemish in short
perfect health For sale with every
package Ilollisters Rocky Mountain tea
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