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K jsr u The r sat Western gJgyX3JT llj fcTBM 5SfjB8a IJ if 1 Frp Mi J rSSiiyiw Q 9 g3ClA J H Woddell prices motto your hopes keep it UC fj3 1 jJW clim closest because it follows most closely every law of nature assisted by artificial forces in the most of foctivo way It is Dall bearing which means easy run nine has low down I ane SuddIv Tank Tlio Crank is just tho ncht IictLht to inako wjiijaaD McCook Will cry your street for you any Saturday tho macluno turn easy Gears run in oil prac tically self oilinc and has wide baso to catcli all the waste Made as accurately as a watct - increases your yield of cream andbuttcrS15 per cow each year Ask your dealer about The Great Western and dont let him work any sub etitnto came on you Its your money you aro going to spend you should insist on havinc the best The Great Western is the worlds best i Write just these words in n letter Send m Thrift Talks by a farmer and yonr book No10 which tells nil about the breeds dairying tho cars or milk etc They aro free Write now SMITH MFG CO 150 Harrison St Chlca jo HA FOR SALE IX McCOOK IIY H PWaite Co loneer Nebraska sales BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER CURES catarrh os the stomach The best of every thing in his line at the most reasonable- is Harshs He wants trade and by merit to The Butcher Phone 12 - W music Respectfully submitted Mrs W H Dungan Mrs Cox of Indianola Mrs G B Hawkes v l TEMPERANCE COLUMN Have You Houses To Rent Then you should be supplied with rent receipt books The Tribune has just what you want compact and com plete New Carnegie Library post cards at Tribune office NEILL BROS Contractors and Builders Estimates Furnished Free Phones Shop Black 321 Residence Black 312 Any time you find yourself in need of Supplies for your Office just drop in and see if we do not have exactly what you want whether it be a box of paper clips or the latest improved filing system The TRIBUNE Office VkVVWiSto 9 V rriANKLin PRESIDENT A U tBtKl UASHIER JAS S DOYLE Vice President THR CITIZENS BANK OF MeCOOK NEB V FRANKLIN B Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 15000 f DIRECTORS JAS S DOYLE A C EBERT i Conducted by the KcCook W C T U t yw The W C T U county convention hold here last Thursday and Friday in tho Congregational church while not attended ns largely as it should have been was benoficial and instructive Tho convention opened at ton thirty Thursday morning with tho president Mrs Finity vice Mrs Deck of Marion in charge After a dovotional service Mrs Finity gave n sketch of tho plan of work of tho union and committees wero appointed Several helpful papors were read and discussed Adjourned to convene again at two oclock Mrs Finitys address of welcome was very lino and every one of tho members should have heard it Mrs Deck of Marion responded in a beautiful way complimenting us on our city and in several ways her remarks wero helpful Tho convention closed Friday after noon Tho visitors from out of town were Mrs Orpha Deck Mrs Inez Wicks Mrs B Dernment from Marion Mrs II W Keves Mrs L B Cox of Indian ola Mrs Wilson of Bartloy Rev and Mrs Miller of Box Elder Tho adresses by Rev M B Carman Rev Edker Burton Rev G B Ilawkes and Rev Miller were enjoyed by all Tho next county convention will bo held at Indianola Tho Matrons contest held on Friday evening with a fine programme through out was enjoyed by a fair sized au dience The fourcontestantsMesdamos Wilson Young Rodstrom and Gary Mrs Meeker and Mrs Bosworth were on tho program but were out of town gave excellent readings nlong the tem perance line Mrs Gary was awarded tho medal Miss Faus gave a reading also Mr Kimmells and Wilbur An dersons solos wero much enjoyed Mrs Cox of Indianola Miss Flora Quick and Miss Gertrude Storer were the judges Freys orchestra rendered some good music Tho next medal contest will be given by young ladies and gentlemen RESOLUTIONS We tho undersigned committee re solve that special thanks of the con vention aro due the Congregational society for use of the church to the of- ncers of the county and the various committees on entertainment to those meeting trains to the speakers and pastors and those who gave us special dwf H CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Christian Bible school at 10 a m Y P S C E at 7 p in Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p in by J Stuart Miller of Edison Nob All are welcome to those services Episcopal Preaching services at St Albans church at 11 a m and 750p m Sunday school at 10 a m All aro wolcomo to these sorvices E R Earle Rector Catholic Order of sorvices Mass 8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday school 230 p m Every Sunday Wm J Kirwin O M I B apt ST Sunday school at 10 a in Preaching service at 1100 a m Even ing service at 800 B Y P U at 7 p m A most cordial invitation is oxtonded to all to worship with us E Burton Pa3tor Christian Science Sorvices Sun day at 11 a m and Wednesday at 8 p m Subject Everlasting Punish ment Meetings held in tho Diamond block Room opon Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 p m Science literature on sale Congregational Sunday school at 10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m by pastor Junior C E at 3 p in Senior C E at 7 p in Prayer meeting every Wednesday at S Tho public is cordially invited to these sor vices G B Hawkes Pastor Methodist Sunday school at 10 a m Sermons by pastor at 11 and 8 Junior League at 4 Epworth League at 7 Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 pm You are welcomed and made glad at this church Sunday school every Sunday in South McCook at 3 M B Carman Pastor Real Estate Filings The following real estato tilings have been made in the county clorks office since our lastr report Porry S Hamilton sing to Mary E and Rose E Hamilton wd to ne qr n hf se qr 8-4-30 S 5500 00 Affa C Seeley to James Cosgro wd to lots 13 14 15 blk 32 Indianola 3500 State of Neb to L J Holland deed to s hf no qr e hf nw qr ne qr sw qr n hf se qr 2 34 Zo 00 2750 25 Lincoln Land Co to Thomas G and W J Neill et alwd to lot 6 blk 5 4th McCook 225 00 Thomas G Neill and wife to W J Neill wd to one third in terest in lot 6 blk 5 4th add SO 00 John Dunlap and wife to Chas E Harris wd to pt ne qr 1 2-3-27 1500 00 A G Bump and wife to Edward G Bohamau et al wd to nw qr 1 e hf w hf s hf ne qr 1 2 in 2-2-29 Sheridan Clyde and wife to Mitchell U Clyde qcd to lot 9 blk 21 McCook John S Kennard and wife to Bridget OBrien wd to nw qr 25-4-26 John M Smith and wife to Cora A McAchran wd to lots G7 68 69 blk 4 So McCook Temperance McCallum and husb to Kate Anderson wd to lot 8 blk 30 Indianola 9000 00 1 00 7200 00 900 00 75 00 Marion Powell et al to Edward J Brown deed to lot 7 blk 5 Marion 250 00 Edward F Newlon wid to V Franklin wd to lot 4 blk 21 1st McCook 1400 00 Robert B Wilson and wife to Gladys N Boyle qcd to lot 6 blk 8 2nd McCook Lyman Sommers and wife to R P Stewart qcd to w hf nw qr9whf sw qr 4-4-30 1 00 1 00 J S LeHew referee to Albertina Rogers ref deed to n hf lot 1 n hf lot 2blk 10 4th McCook 1000 00 Lincoln Land Co to Rose E Bayles wd to lot 3 blk 6 4th McCook 250 00 TE McDonald and wife to George W Brause wd to se qr 251 28 Lincoln Land Co to Thomas L Kelley wd to lot 17 blk 29 Indianola 3000 00 75 CO James Dolan and wife to Thomas L Kelley wd to lot 5 blk 28 Indianola 100 00 Charles L Padgett and wife to John W Horner qcd to hf int w hf 2 3 20 3250 00 Mary E Morlan and hus to Masonic Temple Craft of McCook wd to lot 1 blk 16 McCook 1250 00 Andrew Sherman and wife to Taylor M Cameron wd to lot 1 blk 2 West McCook 1700 00 John Hayes et al to Emory E Rogers qcd to n hf ne qr 17-2-29 Charles Carter to Emory E Rogers qcd to n hf ne qr 17-2-29 Anna Knuth et al to Emory E Rogers qcd to n hf ne qr William Knuth to Emory E Rogers qcd to n hf ne qr 17-2-29 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 Advertising is strictly a business proposition The Tribunes subscrip tion book is open to any advertisers inspection I SEA PTCTURE CRITIC He Knew All About Ships and the Wild Ocean ART COMMENTS OF A SAILOR The Death of Nelson Reminded Him of How Arkness Come Off tho Main Yard The Blood Red Sky Without a Cloud That Foretells a Storm Crude perhaps and curious the out come of a life apart sailormen have yet an appreciation of the arts writes David W Bone in the Manchester Guardian Once in the Walter gallery I was looking at The Death of Nelson There -was a man with the look of a seaman standing near lie had a slight smell of drink and was chewing tobac co He too was interested in the pic ture and recognizing me as seaman like he said something and we got to talking about Nelson and his times about ships and pictures Bgad mate them fellers the painters he meant knowed what they was a doin Look at that ere glim lan tern Looks as its trimmin was for got wen they brought th admiral down An them eyes point ing to a wounded seaman in the near loiegrounu tnem s in eyes o poor Arkness wot come off th main yard las voyage an struck th fife rail full on He told me of the accident how it happened and by his eyes and rude simple speech I saw it all As plain bo fore me as the figure of the stricken seaman I saw Arkness come off the main yard clutching wildlv at the sheets and lifts as lie fell I heard him strike the rail with a sickening thud and lie stretched I saw the running figures on the deck and e never larsted th night We buried im out there Taltal it was said mv sneaker involuntarily twisting a shoirider to an imaginary southwest There was a sea picture a ship com ing up to the Isle of Wight clean curving sails a good sense of move ment and a fine breezy atmosphere Jest wot it is said my friend omeward bound Let or go boys a burst of enthusiasm that made some visitor glance around alarmed Ome ward bound it is There were other fine pictures but we did not feel that we had a right to do more than look at them and admire With sea pictures it was different They were our world and who had the right to criticise the way a sea was moving off the sky if we had not Too often had we watch ed anxious eyed for a break in the clouds not to know the way of wind on the water the scud of a cloud breaking free in a welcome shift Well we knew the curve of a standing sail and the relation it bore to the sense of movement For a city of the sea Liverpool has no great representation of her fore most industry on her chamber walls Sea pictures have apparently no at traction for her chiefest citizens There was little call for sea critics down stairs so we went to an exhibition of modern art in the upper galleries Here we found ourselves properly con fronted Setting Sail After a Blow it was a large canvas a ship pitching neaviiy m tlie swell of a recent gale and the crew putting the canvas on her It held a great message for my mate black smoke and an ever throb- bing screw had not yet dulled his sea fancy He was highly pleased Them seas wot ye gets off th riate no wanted to show some word of cheer to swing his right hand to the left shoul der in seamanlike admiration but the cold gray eye of a tall hatted official was upon us Huh sailors and there was a group of young ladies near by worshiping at the shrine of a corporation purchase so he contented himself by nudging me furiously Thats wot I calls a picture he said A sunset over water claimed our at tention A blood red sky with no clouds only a slight density near the horizon I said it was remarkable perhaps unreal Thats where ye aint in it mister Look a here If ye wos t take all th colors in th lock er sos ye ad lots o red an yeller in yed find a sky t match it Aint ye never card o what them dagos calls blood o Chris them dagos wot loads ye ballest in th Plate I had not heard Well its a sky like that an it comes afore one of them pamperos Min I wos lyin in Monte Video oncet an we ad a sky all blood red an never a cloud an th uVhiu boats wos all com in in not rowin same s mo an you iul do them shoviif th oars s if they wos pushin a barrel- He pat int a dark corner and said something more iot dajro then coi tinned Xox day we a I a gait uv nn it va m into it same s w f an a biir erman b irk i ill th do us an took th fore togiri r er an th boom an LilcJ 1 m ill eadgear Two fh ws i v an thats wot coes out n tin u ikli wot they calls th biood Chris It was an impressionist picture that annoyed my mate an impression of a scene in dock with masts and funnels and hulls all mixed up The coloring was good but the ships might have been ninepins or ogs boxes or any thing At first lie was perplexed then amused then indignant Oh he said Whats this Ships bgad or Im a Dutchman He burst into a fit of rude laughter Ships it is mister an look at them tawpsl yards Ships wi tawpsl yards below the main an a hangmans gibbet fer th mlzzen gaff Them fellers s got some cheek mate Thats wot I calls it cheek t be paintin things like that Oly sailor Look at them TURNING OF THE WORM His Plain Blunt Straight to tho Point Talk to His Wife Mrs Lambert I think we will have to cut down expenses remarked Mr Lambert timidly To his intense surprise she made no reply Then he grew bolder And I am certainly of the opinion that you are spending too much money on gowns and hats Again no answer His bravery jump ed up another notch And Mrs Lambert I must say fur thermore that we will have no more teas or reeentjons Silence Mr Lambert grows daring courageous It is simply an outrage the way you lavishly expend my hard earned mon ey You have no consideration and al low your extravagant ideas to carry you off your Teer Do you realize that wo aro living beyond our means No answer Do you know that I am making 100 a month and you are deliberately spending 200 Cant you see the fam ily is bound to land In the poorhouseV bilence Mr Lamberts fortitude Is unbounded I have stood your impositions long enouLh Airs Lambert Do you under stand You have henpecked me until life is now unbearable Now I intend to take hold of the reins I will man age affairs and you will obey There was a sudden crash then a yell Mr Lamberts head came into contact with the bedpost as Mrs Lam bert shook him furiously and she ex claimed Cant you keep your mouth shut when you are asleep What in the world are you dreaming about any way It is simply barbarous the way you disturb my rest after I work sc hard all day keeping the house in or der And you know I am worn out from tea this afternoon yet And Lambert realized it avus all a dream and began nursing the slowly swelling bump on his head Bohemian Magazine MUSIC LOVING NAPLES It Has the Poorest and Happiest People In the World It is estimated that a quarter of a million people in Naples live from hand to mouth and there are hundreds of children who subsist out of the gar bage boxes and avIio sleep in churches and on doorsteps The taxes in Italy to provide war ships and to keep the nation on a Avar footing with the other powers are real ly stupendous There is a tax on ev erything says the Delineator grain in V field fruit on the vine old bottles T- and foodstuffs are very dear On labor is cheap For the very poor ni r is a luxury unheard of and even macaroni is too dear to be indulged in often There are any number of per ambulating street kitchens where va rious kinds of soup cakes and fruits are sold in portions costing 1 cent And yet these people seem very happy Bands of musicians are always play ing in the streets the guitar and the mandolin are to be heard everywhere on the boats in the hotels and the stranger is lulled to sleep by a soft serenade under his balcony The story teller thrives in Xanles as there are so many idlers there lie col lects a little crowd around him and proceeds in the most dramatic way gesticulating wildly and working his face into the most excruciating ex pressions to relate stories of adven ture or other events much to the edi fication of his hearers who to show tlieir appreciation are often betrayed into giving a sou which might haw been better spent for bread or polenta The public letter writer Is another street dignitary of importance and in great demand especially with timid and buxom maids of all work who have themselves neglected to learn the art of writing Of such the public letter writer holds all the secrets of their loves and is often their adviser as well as amanuensis Pineapple Juice Garlic eaten raw will cure a cold in the head grip or influenza in the first stages but in cases where prejudiced people refuse to test its virtues Irish moss lemonade made after the well known flaxseed lemonade recipe and taken for both meat and drink stands next on the list Pineapple juice will relieve inflamma tion of the throat in the most advanced and chronic eases and will cure all or dinary attacks In both membranous croup and diphtheria pure pineapple juice either raw or from the canned fruit will cure when the entire apothe cary shop Iras been tried and fo md wanting National Magazine Vcn Kutiens Misery Very bad waa ilia ft of Ulricli oj Ilutten ic of the rcatest writ---German 5 tl r r ced rnablc to earn a i a vs ivlu od to tramping throru i the country brggu food and ftr foi thf pea am One 1 rs 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