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Food Mojte Delicious and Whole
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Care Must be Taken to Keep Alum
From the Food
Dr Alonzo Clark A substance alum which can derange the
stomach should not be tolerated in baking powder
Prof S W Johnson Yale College I regard their alum and
soluble alumina salts introduction into baking
powders as most dangerous to health
MCOOK WOMAN AFTER HER SON
Accused In Denver of Kidnapping Him
from Custody of His Father
Denver Colo Nov 13 Special De
prived of tho society of her four chil
dren who were given into tho custody of
her husband William Cox 3223 Navajo
street when he obtained a divorce from
her ten years ago Mrs Annie Cox Lilly
of McCook is charged with having kid
naped the youngest Ernest and to have
been abetted in her schemes by Mrs
Bertha Parker 1008 Twenty first street
Yesterday Cox and his second wife
went before Judge Alexander of the
juvenile court and made their complaint
Ernest Cox is only 12 years old Last
Saturday he asked permission to go to
the theater He had not returned home
Sunday morning and the father made
inquiries It was learned that Ernest
was seen in the company of Mrs Parker
and had not been to the theater at all
An older son was sent to the depot and
ays he saw Mrs Parker put his brother
aboard an eastbound train at 1 oclock
Sunday
No previous attempt has ever been
made by Mrs Lilly to secure custody of
any of the children it is said She met
Mrs Parker more than a year ago it is
stated and Cox believes tbat the two
have been good friends since He thinks
that the scheme to kidnap Ernest has
been in progress for some time and that
Mrs Lilly received the money to pur
chase his ticket only a few days ago A
warrant for Mrs Parkers arrest on the
charge of kidnapping was issued yester
day and steps will be taken by the father
to have his son returned
Despite the Weather
Notwithstanding the inclement weath
er Tuesday afternoon the Kensington
and sale by the ladies of the Dorcas so
ciety of the Congregational church at
the home of Mrs Barney Hofer was
fairly successful and fairly well patron
ized the society realizing about SoO
FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
Rooms for Rknt First door north of
Methodist church Furnace heat tf
Fok Salk Two bedsteads one dresser
and one bed lounge F W Bosworth
Lost Strayed or Stolen Irish sett
er bird dog White strip on forehead
Reward for recovery W J ONeill
For Sale Household goods sewing
machine beds dressers etc Must be
sold right away
Mrs L R Hileman
Found Openwork handbag contain
ing dress book etc Owner can have
same by calling at this office and paying
charges
Dress making done very reasonably
On Manhattan street two blocks east of
the mill Mesdames Bald
ridge Chehey
Wanted Local representee for Mc
Cook and vicinity to look after renewals
and increase subscription list of a prom
inent monthly magazine on a salary
and commission basis Experience de
sirable but not necessary Good op
portunity for right person Address
Publisher Box 59 Station O New
York
Most men who mingle with great
crowds or participate in an event of
many features are absolutely unable to
describe in detail any one particular
feature It is then that they find their
weekly newspaper most valuable Just
so it is with the readers of daily news
papers they have not the time or the
inclination to follow every phase of the
weeks events and so turn to a weekly
newspaper for a concise and connected
account of any event of more than local
interest This demand is easily sup
plied at small cost by The Weekly
Inter Ocean which can be obtained
with this paper one year for 125
Try Scott Stoner for groceries
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cptMiifs
nPjfi O see them is to admire To wear
fUi them is to grow enthusiastic Ten
thousand pairs of Queen Quality
Shoes would not be made and sold daily
did they not furnish the fullest measure
of style comfort and economy
We present here one of our endless
varieties But the newspaper cut can
not do justice to the shapely toe the
soft Gun Metal leather nor the clever
shoemaking You must see this boot
to appreciate it
But remember this is only one of many We
have Queen Quality styles for every taste and
for every need many new ones received this week
350 and 300
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The need of more money or of an elastic
or expansive currency is not nearly so
obvious to tho average layman as tho
necessity tho absolute imperative neces
sity for more legitimate honest banking
and less stock gambling and frenzied
finance in over exploitution and over
capitalization of corporate interests
especially of railroad properties most of
which ara abnormnlly watered Many
millions of money have been frightened
into seclusion and thus taken out of cir
culation and the channels of commerce
and trade by the insane speculation rife
over tho land A resumption of ration
al business dealings will bring into cir
culation most of this money and the es
tablishment of a postal saving system
by the next session of congress will do
the rest Confidence based on a ration
al faith in sane honest dealings and
business conduct will do more than fiat
or elastic currency however hedged a
bout by retiring clauses It is to be
hoped that western congressmen will
unite in a warfare against the real cause
of the currency stringency that is stock
gambling over issue of stocks and bonds
etc rather than joining in any mea ure
having for its purpose and end the plac
ing in the hands of the bankers the con
tracting and expanding of the currency
of the country at the whim of the finan
cial f ree booters of Wall street The
country at large is no mood to stand any
further strangling from thut source
Farmers Institute at McCook
The date of the Farmers Institute
for this city has been placed at Decem
ber 3rd 1907 and the following will be
the program for the same
forenoon session
1100
130
230
245
730
830
Farm Dairying D P Ashbarn
Gibbon Neb
afternoon session
Corn L L Zook Experiment
Station Lincoln Neb
Work of Nebraska Boys and
Girls Clubs Miss Lulu Wolford
Pawnee City
business IVlpeting ot isoys ana
Girls F G Bishop Lincoln
Neb
EVENING session
The Lure of the Town Miss
Wolford
Boys and Girls of American
Homes
The farmers of Red Willow county
should see to it that there is a large
attendance These institutes are in
structive and in every sense worthwhile
to the farmer
Stephen Bolles of Box Elder is
secretary of this section of the work of
the state in that line
Real Estate Iransiers
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks office
since our last report
August Hilgendorf to C E Cor
ell agree w hf sw qr 22-4-26 310000
United States to Albertina
Yance pat w hf sw qr 2 w hf
nw qr 11-2-29
Mary E Babcock wid to Christ
ian G Orman wd to lot 5
blk 3 Willow Grove addn Mc
Cook 75C0
Francis Cain w to P J Far
rell wd to lot 5 blk 12 4th
McCook 120000
P J Farrell bach to Francis
Cain wd nw qr 10-1-30 120000
Henry Henkel w to Henry
Stroh wd to lot 2 blk 5 Wil
low Grove addnjjMcCook 100000
C C Fahrenbruck to Carl Fahr
enbruck qcd ptj 13-14-15 21
McCook
Rosa B Moore h to William
S Hamilton qcd e hf nw qr
13-3-30
100
100
Bartley Op9ra House Associa
tion to The Public articles
assn capital 600000
Lewis M Howard w to Nicho
las J Uerling wd s hf lot 8
blk 27 Indianola 50 00
William T Hamilton to Am
brose Strawder wd n hf ne qr
14-3-30 300000
William S Hamilton to Am
brose Strawder wd se qr 11-3-30
560000
Henry L Hamilton topAmbroso
Strawder wd sjhf ne qr 14-3-30 300000
Edith G Kelsof h to Joseph
L Roberts wd pt sw qr se qr
30-3-29 120000
Hiram Rider w to T M Phil
lippi wd lotjlO blk 18 River
view Cemetery 1000
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MOVEMENT Ob 1HE PEOPLE
Dr and Mrs C L Fahnestock en
tertained a whist club party last eve
ning
Geoiiqk W Cooley was down from
Cheyenne this weok to attend the fun
oral of his mother
Ward C IIiglky with the Barnott
Lumber Co at Culbertson was in tho
city Wednesday evening
J M Gilchrist the expert account
ant of Omaha has gono to Hebron
Thayer county in tho lino of duty
I J Reynolds was taken up to Den
ver Tuesday of this week for an oper
ation of a more or less serious nature
Mrs Ball and her daughter Mrs
Felkey of Akron are visiting the family
of W C Schenck and other McCook
friends
Mrs J P Smith of Wheaton Illinois
who has been visiting Dr E M Easter-
day for several weeks departed for home
last Friday
Mrs Harry Tyler and son Harold
came up from Orleans Wednesday
morning on No 13 on a business trip
of short duration
Mr and Mrs J P Croush went
down to Lincoln end of past week
They will go on further east to be absent
a few weeks on a visit
Mrs R B Simmons has word of the
serious state of her mothers health
and she and Mr Simmons expect to
leave for Detroit Mich first of the
week
E J Brady deputy postmaster was
taken suddenly painfully ill yesterday
afternoon but it is thought nothing
very serious though he is confined
bed today
Mrs Emerson Hanson was down
Denver fore part of tho week to visit
and attend tho anniversary meeting
of the P E O Tuesday evening in
Diamonds hall
Mr and Mrs J D Young entertain
ed the Thursday Whist Club last
evening F W Bosworth and Mrs
LeRoy Kleven won chief and consola
tion respectively
C H Angell and Nick Wyckoff of
the Danbury region and Robort and J
E Horton from the Lebanon neighbor
hood were all county seat pilgrims last
weok on business
Patrick Gibbons of Salt Lake City
spent Wednesday and Thursday in the
city on his way west from a trip to
Omaha on business Many friends of
the olden time met Pat with pleasure
Congressman Norris departed on
train No 2 yesterdry morning for
Washington D C where the family
has been located for several weeks The
congressional session opens next month
Mrs Floyd Ford and Goldie Liston
went down to Bartley Tuesday to
spend t few days with relatives and
friends Today they left to join Floyd
in Cheyenne Wyoming where he has a
position where they will make their
home
William Doyle and family departed
first of the week for their new homo in
Union county Oregon Cove will be
their postoffice He recently purchased
quite extensive property in that section
The Doyles were early settlers of Red
Willow creek and among the well-to-do
of that prosperous neighborhood The
Tribune does not expect their sojourn
in the northwest to be permanent He
still retains part of his real estate hold
ings on the creek
ANCIENT BOWS
That of the Scythians Was In the Form
of the Letter C
While universally used by the an
cients the fiarm of the bow varied with
different nations The Scythian bow
was In the form of the letter C and
the bow of the Tartars descendants of
the Scythians still keeps that shape
The Greek bow was not more than
three or four feet in length but so
stout and stiff that it required
grable strength and skill to use It It
Is said that the first Greek bows were
made from the horns of a species of
goat the bases being united by means
of a metallic band Afterward other
material was used In their manufac
ture but they still retained their orig
inal shape These bows were too
short to be of much use and compara
tively speaking but a small portion of
the troops were armed with them
The Romans carried the bow to Brit
ain where t at once obtained favor
and during the middle ages was ex
tensively used forming an important
element of the armies of that period
The English archers were said to be
the finest in the world and their skill
decided the battles of Creecy Poitiers
and Agincourt The bows used were
of two kinds the long bow and the
arbalest or crossbow The arbalest
was made of steel or horn and was of
such strength and stiffness that it was
necessary to use some mechanical ap
pliance to bend it and adjust the
string The arbalestiers carried a
quiver with fifty arrows and were
placed in the van of the battle
StilMJnsettled
Are you entirely settled In your new
flat
No not entirely the landlord la still
ansglng us for the balance due on the
first months rent Milwaukee Senti
nel
JL man has no right to stone his wife
tet ho may rock his baby Chlcac
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Let Us Furnish the Dressing
for your table andjbuffet or sideboard
We are showingja handsome assortment of
Mexican and Japanese Hand
Drawn Work Tray Cloths Center
Pieces Buffet Scarfs Dresser
Scarfs and Doilies
in all shapes and sizes at prices much lower than the
usual cost of such pieces We also have a complete
stock of
Table Cloth Patterns Table Lin
ens with Napkins to match
ranging in price
beautiful line of
from 50c to 200 per yard and a
Fringe and Hemstitched Towels
All pricesall sizes Nothing could be more ap
propriate for a Thanksgiving or Christmas remem
brance Come and feast your eyes on these linens
whether or not you intend to buy
WE WILL TAKE PLEASUREJNSHOWING YOU
Tomorrow Saturday
Is THE LAST DAY of the mostsuccessfuI sale we have ever
advertised This sale has revealed two convincing truths
TO US it has shown that our customers appreciate bar
gains
TO YOU who have taken advantage of these sale prices
it has shown thatwe do just as we advertise and our
sales mean money saved
Buy your Dry Goods where HONESTY and TRUE
VALUES are wrapped in every bundle
We Guarantee Satisfaction
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Sweaters
You can have your choice at almost your own price
All 5Cc Sweaters 37
All 75c Sweaters 50
All 100 Sweaters 60
All 125 Sweaters 75
All 130 Sweaters 90
All 200 Sweaters 100
All 250 Sweaters 150
All 300 Sweaters 190
We wjll pile them in our window marked in plain figures and you can
see for your self This is just the time of year when you are needing these
goods and wo give you this opportunity to supply your wants at less than
cost to us or any wholeaale houso At the price we are going to sell thtse
sweaters they will not last but a few days so if you want to take thf ad
vantage of this clearing sale you will be obliged to come at once They
are on sale now come today
The BEE HIVE
McCOOK
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