The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, August 09, 1907, Image 6
fc Au - t r r Barber Shop Hear of itt National Hank Ifcwly Furnished and First Class In Every Particular Earl Murray Middleton Ruby PLUMBING nnd STEAM FITTING All work guaranteed 3hono 182 McCook Nebraska JOHN E KELLEY ATTOENEY AT LAW and BONDED ABSTRACTEB McCook Nedraska C2Agont of Lincoln Land Co and of McCook Waterworks Oflico in Poatolllco building YOU WOULD DO WELL TO SEE J M Rupp FOR ALL KINDS OF Rfr q P O Box 131 McCook Nebraska McCook Laundry G C HECKMAN Prop Dry and Steam Cleaning and Pressing GATEWOOD VAHUb DENTISTS Office over McAdams Store Phone 1 90 waw J C BALL ijfllll 5 muiiuim AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED Fairbury Hanchett Windmill This is a warranted and guaran teed windmill nothing better in the market Write or call on Mr Ball before buvintr PHONE BLACK 307 AWWWW9 List Your Property With Us Farms Ranches Etc Our office is in the east and we bring the buyers direct with the money For par ticulars address SHURTLEFF DOWNING 12 144t Humboldt Neb Great Lumber and Goal Center Home of Quality and Quantity where W C BULLARO sells THE BEST LUM BER AND COAL f Are you thinking of building If so it s cen to one our figures will please you M O McCLUEE Phone No 1 rHerberfJ Manager Reqisteeed Graduate Dentist Office over McConnells Drag Store McCOOK NEB Telephones Office 160 residence 131 Former location Atlanta Georgia l Vt CAPT BARRETT PRACTICAL Architect and Builder Repairing and Remodeling Buildings a Specialty McCOOK - NEBRASKA Shop Phone 324 A QUEER CALCULATION Tho Power That Would Bo Required to Move the Earth Statisticians sometimes have queer Ideas One of them amused himself by calculating how much energy water and coal It would take to move the earth a foot supposing that It was sub jected throughout Its mass to a force equivalent to terrestrial gravitation This is a gratuitous supposition for In spite of its enormous mass the earth weighs nothing Starting with the fact that the earths mass Is about 0100 tons our statistician calculates that we should require 70 000000000 years for a 10000 horse power engine to move our globe a foot The boiler that should feed this engine would vaporize a quantity of water that would cover the wholo face of the globe with a layer 300 feet deep The vaporization of this water would re quire 4000 million million tons of coal This coal carried in cars holding ten tons each and having a total length of thirty feet would require 400 million million cars which would reach S0 000000 times around the earth This train moving at the rate of forty miles an hour would take more than 5000000 years to travel Its own length It would require for storage a shed that would cover 1000 times the area of Europe If we realize that this fantastically huge amount of energy is nothing at all compared with what the earth pos sesses In virtue of its rotation about its axis its revolution about the sun and its translation in space with the solar system of which the earth is but an Infinitesimal part of the universe we may get some idea of the importance of man in the universe and estimate his incommensurable pride at its just value A PIQUED BONIFACE Meilhac and a Costly Dish That He Did Not Eat Among geniuses Meilhac the most absentminded of was the French composer On the occasion of the first presentation of one of his operas Meil hac in evening dress entered a fash ionable restaurant and threw himself down at a table thinking earnestly about the event of the evening and nothing else A waiter brought him a menu Meil hac a man of very simple tastes in the matter of food abstractedly Indi cated with his finger the first dish on the bill that his eye had- struck Now It chanced that this was the most elab orate and costly dish on tho bill and when the waiter went to the kitchen with the order there was in conse quence great commotion there The proprietor himself was summoned and he and the principal chef devoted them selves to the preparation of the famous dish One man was sent for this choice Ingredient and another for an other Meanwhile Meilhac waited ab sorbed At last the dish was brought with a great flourish and the proprietor with a proud smile stood not far away to observe the result When it was de posited in front of him Meilhac regard ed the dish with an expression of mel ancholy interest Did I order that he asked Certainly M Meilhac Do you like it Yes yes monsieur but Then kindly take it away and eat it yourself ordered Meilhac and bring me two fried eggs Chicago Record Herald Couldnt Quit Gambling Driving a cab in the streets of Lon don is a young man who has literally thrown away 80000 The son of a wealthy family in Yorkshire he went into the army but soon became distin guished by his gambling propensities He ruined himself and had to leave his regiment Some time ago while living in a garret news was brought to him that he had been left 80000 There was a condition attached to the lega cythat the money was to immediately pass to another person named in the will if the legatee was ever found gambling A detective was set to watch the ex captain and saw him en ter a well known club one evening where he lost the sum of 300 which he had raised on his expectations He forfeited his SO000 before he had ever laid hands on it London Tit Bits In Coils of a Python Mr Cockliu walking In thick grass near the Marico river Bechuanaland was thrown to the ground by a four teen foot python which coiled around his legs and then tried to drag him to a tree near by so that by coiling its tail around the trunk it might proceed to crush him to death When within two yards of the tree Mr Cocklin got a hand free and shot the snake which was so heavy that it needed three men to lift it East Lon- don Dispatch Hardly Miss D Angelina why dont you marry Lieutenant Y Miss A First because he has no brains and he cant ride dance or play tennis What could we do with him But he swims beautifully Oh yes But one cant keep ones husband in an aquarium you know London Tit Bits The Poor Doctor Say Weary heres a doctor dat saj s de best kind of exercise is walk in to your work Is dat so Limpy Den I suppose de doctor gets his exercise by visitln de cemetery on foot Cleveland Plain Dealer Where might Is master justice German Proverb Is Dascom vd His Students John Bascom once president of the University of Wisconsin always had a keen Insight Into men and for much of his life college students constituted mankind for him Once when he was n class olllcer the names of two men were read by him as absent from morning prayers One of them a pie tist stopped at his desk and said Professor when the chapel bell was ringing I was engaged in prayer and did not hear it Youre not excused responded John with contempt in his eye and In his voice Then calling back the other man who -was about at the door on his way out of the room he said to him Whats your excuse I havent any sir Youre excused lie used to have debates in his class room At one of them a student whom Bascom subsequently described as a fioriating fellow in the heat of his eloquence said I wish that I had the ability and the time to exhaust this subject You have the time said Bascom Harpers Weekly Smart Boy Wins The visitor was examining of small boys He held the the class chalk in midair What number shall I draw on tho board he asked of one boy The boy replied Thirty two The visitor drew the number back ward which made twenty three Is that right asked the visitor Yes sir yes sir answered the boy in a timid way What number shall I take now he asked of another The boy answered Sixty two whereupon the visitor drew the num ber backward as before twenty six Is that right he asked Yes sir replied the boy A long way back a bright eyed boy held up a wavering hand What number shall I draw for you asked the visitor The boy called out Forty four Then when the visitor had drawn it he yelled out Now if you are so blamed smart twist that around New York Globe A Financial Embarrassment A lady who had a kindly remem brance for all her domestic servants met an erstwhile washerwoman and stopped to ask her how she fared Oh mem its turrible finanshul dls thress me an the childers In Why what is it Are you out of employment No mem Works in a fair state o stiddiness and not a cint do I owe but its lashins o trouble Ive got Are you not paid promptly As promptly as the day cooms round What is your financial distress then Well mem in whats killin me week an pay S8 God only knows how Stories a burst of horror is I earn G the for me boord an I do it Short So Many They went in to dinner together He was very bashful and she tried in vain to draw him out Finally she began to talk books and he became responsive And Hugo she asked do you like his style Oh yes he replied I find him in tensely interesting Ive read a num ber of his books Then she asked Have you read Ninety Three No Ive er only read three I didnt know he had written so many Lipplncotts Magazine As Japanese Sec It It is said the Japanese think our growm women most alarmingly over grown very shocking in their costume and quite dreadful as regards their teeth and their feet in a word out rageous They consider the kimono preferable to western habiliments be cause it so completely obliterates the lines of the figure They teach girls to talk with their lips almost closed con cealing the teeth and to walk with the feet parallel in tiny steps or even toe ing in Kansas City Journal The Latest Hour What time is it my lad asked a traveler of a small boy who was driv ing a couple of cows home from the fields Almost 12 oclock sir replied the boy I thought it was more Its never any more here returned the lad in surprise It just begins at 1 again Lustige Blatter And the Soy Was Right If one quart of berries cost 74 cents how much would three quarts cost asked a Brooklyn teacher in an oral test the other day They would cost you 22 cents promptly responded a little boy We have nothing less than 1 cent in our money and the man would just make it 22 cents New York Press Young Yes She Painted Gotrox admiring picture in parlor Does your sister paint Mar gie Little Margie Yes sir but shes finished now and as soon as she puts a little powder on shell be right down Chicago News The Party Line Hubby Why didnt you come to the door and let me in Wife I couldnt George Our neighbor was talking to somebody and I was at the phone Cleveland Plain Dealer Always speak a good word- for the dead and now and then onc for the living when you have timeiMlBsouri Sharpshooter NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION Department of the Interior land office Lincoln Neb July 9 1107 NOTICE In the county court of Red Will State of Nebraska In the matter of the estate or deceased State of Nebraska at Notice is hereby given Unit Anton Giesjicrt of St Ann Neb has filled notice of Ills intention to make final five year proof in support of liis claim viz Homestead lintrj No VSIM made August 18 IWjO for the SKU N V4 and Lots 3-1- Section Township 5 n Knnge 20 w and that said proof will bo made before the Clerk of District Court at McCook Nebraska on August 17 11107 Ho name- the following witnesses to prow his continuous residence upon and culti vation of the land viz Joepli Andcrjoakn John Fitzgibbons Thomas 1 itgibbons John liriuin all of St Ann Nebraska Chas F SiiKDU Register PUBLICATION NOTICE E A Williams who is also known as Emma A Williams J A Huber who o full christian name is unknown Mary E Huber and William CScheuck defendants will take notice that on tho twenty second day of July lJOT Mary A F Huber the plaintiff herein tiled her petition in the district court or Bed Willow county in the State of Nebraska against said defendants the object and prayer of which are that each and all of the following described fraudulent deeds and attempted conveyances of lot six in block six in the original town of McCook in said county and state to wit the deed of Noember 27th IJOI from Mary A F Huber to E A Williams recorded at page 1lti in book 31 of the deed records of said county the deed of January 31st 11KK from E A Williams to J A Huber recorded at page 278 in book 50 of the deed re cords of said county the deed of October Kith lUTi from J A Huber to Mary E Huber recorded at page 88 in book 72 of the deed records of said county and the deed of May 23rd IW from Mary E Huber to William Schenck recorded at page 210 in book 35 of the deed records of said county bo set aside anil held for naught and cancelled and that the cloud upon plaintiff title to said property created by said fraudulent deeds and attempted conveyances be removed and that the plaintiffs title in and to said premises be quieted in her and that the defendants and each of them be barred and estopped from having or claiming any estate or interest in said property by virtue of said pretended conveyances and fraudulent transactions or at all and that a receiver be appointed by said court to take charge of said property during the pendency of said action and to receive and collect the rents and profits arising therefrom and pay the same into said court and that plaintill have and recover her costs and that she have such other and further relief as may seem equitable and ju t You are required to answer said petition on or before Monday the second day oT September 1107 Bated this twenty sixth day of July 1107 Makv A F Hi iiKi Plaint in By Garwood it Garwood and W S Morlau her Attorneys ov county James Cain Red Willow county To nil persons interested in the estate of James Cain deceased You are hereby notified that on the 23rd day of July 1007 Mary Cain administratrix of the estate of James Cain deceased filed in said court her final account as said administratrix and that said final account will be heard on the twelfth day of August at the hourof two oclock p m at the county court room in the City of McCook in said county and you are hereby cited to appear at the time and place above designated and show cause if any such exists why said account should not be allowed It is hereby ordered that said Mary Cain adminis tratrix give notice to all persons interested in said estateby causing a copy of this order to be published in the McCook Tribune a newspaper printedand published in said county for three successive weeks prior to the date set for said haering Dated this 23rd day of July 1107 J C Moore seal County Judge NOTICE William II Trinkles - Trinkles his wife iirst real name uiiKnown aeienuants wilt take notice that on the 15th day of July 1107 Jane E Whitney plaintiff filed her petition against said defendants and Frank Whitney defendant in the district court of Red Willow county Ne braska the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certificate of tax sale issued Dec 4 1901 to plaintiff upon payment by plaintill of the delinquent taxes on the following described premises commencing 100 feet south of the north cast corner of lot 4 block 10 in West Mc Cook of Red Willow county Nebraska accord ing to tho recorded plat thereof thence west 140 feet thence south 100 feet thence east 140 feet thence north 100 feet to the place of beginning for the years 1SS9 to 1900 inclusive and to fore close the taxes paid under said certificate on said premises for the years 1902 to HOG inclusive that there is due thereon tho sum of 1331 and plaintill prays that she be decreed to have first lien upon said real estate therefor and 10 per cent thereof asattorneys fees for a decree fore closing said lien and that said premises be decreed to be sold to satisfy the amount due thereon and that defendants first aforesaid be compelled to set up in said action whatever interest they claim in said premises or be for ever barred of any interest therein and for general relief You are required to answer said petition on or before Monday the 26th day of August 1107 Dated July 15 1107 Jane E Whitney Plaintiff 7-19-4 t By W S Morlan Her Attorney NOTICE OF HEARING OF PROBATE OF WILL In the count State of Nebras ty court of Keel Willow county ska In the matter of the estate of Charles W Williams deceased PURE WATER State of JNebraska lieu Willow county To all persons interested in the estate of Charles W Williams deceased Whereas Almeron Reed of said county has filed in my office an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Charles W Williams late of said county deceased and said Almeron Reed has filed his petition therein praying to have said will admitted to probate and for the issuing of letters testamentary which will re lates to both real and personal estate I have appointed the 17th day of August 1907 at one oclock in the afternoon at the county court room in said county as the time and place for hearing said will at which time and place you and all concerned may appear and contest the allowing of the same It is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to all persons interested in said estate of the pendency of this petition and the time and place set for the hearing of the same by causing a copy of this order to be published in the Mc Cook Tribune a newspaper printed and pub lished in said county for three weeks success i cly previous to the day set for hearing In witness whereof I have hereunto set un hand and official seal this 1st dav of August J C Moore County Judge Lotiij iv J IU1UII attorneys The One Beverage That Is the Same Yesterday Today and Forever Water is tho king of beverages It is the beverage to which all turn when they would cure themselves of the in jurious habit of consuming other bev erages But water that is not pure may be more harmful than the most harmful of other drinks Water is the basis of all other bever ages All beverages of mans manu facture are water that has been adul terated by admixtures and chemical treatment Pure water is the oue beverage which has stood the test of science and come down to us unscathed through continuous use for countless ages It is natures chiefest blessing to man Other beverages undergo many changes with time Each age brings them forth in new styles new methods of manu facture new processes of chemical treatment aging and keeping Foods change with each successive genera tion We eat different kinds of foods from time to time Each generation prepares them differently There are different methods of compounding them different methods of cooking them Pure water is the same yester day today and forever What to Eat At one time Cleopatra while enter taining Mark Antony required the floor to be strewed with rose leaves to tho depth of eighteen Inches NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE In tho District Court of Rod Willow county State of Nebraska In the matter of tho application of Sarah A Haley guardian of tho iersons and estates of Arthur Haley Teresa Haley and Bernardino Haley minors for leniu to sell real estate Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of tho order of the Hon R C Orr judge or tho district court of Red Willow county Nebraska made on the ZOtli day of July A 1 1107 for tho sale of the real estate hereinafter described there will lie sold at public eiiduo to the high est bidder for cash at the front door of the court house in the city of McCook in said county on the 12th day of August 1107 at the hour of ono oclock p m the following des cribed real estate to wit tho undivided three fourths interest subject to the right of dower of tho said Sarah A Haley in the north west quarter of section ten 10 township one 1 north of range thirty 30 west in Red Willow county Nebraska i saiu sale will remain open Dated this 20th day of July A 1 J E one hour 1107 bAKAii A Haley Guardian of the per ous and estates of Arthur Haley Teresa Haley and Kelley Atty Bernardino Haley STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION or Tin McCook Co operative Building Savings Assn of McCook Nebraska on the tli day of June BKJti ASSETS iMrst Mortgage Loans 10117 OC Heal cMato 1108 Cash j7S ts Delinquent duos and interest 112 75 Expenses and taxes paid 205 95 Other assets 25 H Totd SiiluirJco LIAMLITIEH Capital stock paid up 10JI1J 75 Reserve fund ini -ii Undivided profits tirJ0 81 Other liabilities i - TotaI hij2io Receipts and expenditures for tho year ending Juno 30 1907 RECEIPTS j Balance on hand July 1 llOti 1S11 79 Dues 22313 00 Interest premiums anil fines 903 68 Loans repaid 21193 3S Real Estato Sales KM KJ lax redemptions 101 39 Bills payable S75 00 Total 463621 21 EXPENDITURES Loans Expenses Stock redeemed Tax Certificates Bills payable Cash on band 1S600 00 MU 95 1563 30 12S 19 9260 00 378 H Total Vi21 21 State of Nebraka Red Willow Couutyss I F A Pennell secretary of tho above named associationdo solemnly swear that tho forego ing statement of the condition of said Associa tion true and correct to tho bestof my knowl edge and belief F A Penneii Secretary Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day of Juno 1907 Ciias W Keiiey seaeJ Notary Public Approved F M Kimmeie C F Lehn J A Wilcox Directors Americas Greatest Week Iy The Toledo Blade Toledo Ohio The Best Known Newspaper in United States Circulation 185000 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