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REACHED 2100000 LAST WEEK
That Splendid Sum Is Reached in Two Weeks and the
2500000 Now In Sight
THE MASONIC TEMPLE OPERA HOUSE PROJECT
Attracting Friends and Money Every Day and Will Soon Be Men
tioned In the Sure Enough Column-
Tiie Ikibune is more than pleased to report substantial prog
ress in the matter of stock subscriptions to the Masonic Temple
pera House project The books closed with our last issue with
21000 subscribed This week several considerable subscriptions
have been received one of them 1000 by V Franklin and the
work is progressing with increasing interest and zest It is being
more and more recognized as a community affair and on its merits
OPEi HOUSE AT NORTON KANSAS
The need is being felt with added keenness The project is taking
sank as one of investment not as a donation
That the building will prove a profitable rental property is in
dicated by the applications for rental contracts
Man are beginning to realize somewhat the large advantage
such a splendid building would be to all the business i interests of
he city besides affording needed facilities for entertainment and
amusement of the better sort
The appeal to civic pride and for a larger and greater McCook
s winning out and The Tribune hopes early to be able to an
nounce the transition from a proposed enterprise to one of certain
realization and its progress in construction
3A31ES SHARED
A Barnett 100
Patrick Walsh 100
W C Bullard 100
A OU W 100
J E Kelley 100
John Morris 100
W S Morlan 100
L Fahnestock 50
W McConnell 50
HPSutton 50
GH Boyle 50
3irsG National Bank 50
McCook Lodge No 135A F A M 30
King Cyrus Chapter No 5R A M 60
St John Commandery K T 60
Sureka Chapter No 86 O E S 30
Wm Lewis 25
Z L Kay 20
C B Gray 20
J BNichols 20
McCook Band 10
Mrs J E Kelley 10
Irs E M Easterday 10
IheAwl Us 10
M O iMcClure 20
W H Dungan 10
IkS Viersen 10
3 CCole 10
Model Shoe Store 20
if McMillen 10
Clark Music Co 10
SC Clapp 10
J H Grannis 10
G- E Thompson 10
Iavid Diamond 10
ChasSkalla 10
WEHart 10
SLSGarvey 20
31 I Peterson 10
2 E DeLong 10
2M Kimmell 10
W D Burnett 10
Ji 2 Molund 8
B udig 5
Clifford Naden 5
W C McCarty 5
B H Stewart 1
Ijan Cone 5
J 3 Gunn 5
JDavid Magner 3
y JEblfe 3
3v D Young 5
T A Endsley 2
fcr o oCOtt - J
A W IlCOX J
F Heber 5
IkSuess 5
W B Mills 3
3 Hanson 5
Jfr W F Jones 5
3red Jernberg 5
W B Whittaker 5
3 E Eeeder o
2LM Cos 5
J FHunt 5
Jud Kay fj
John Calkins o
Sfrank Real
Ga9MerIe 5
5 McDonald 5
3SaCoofc Republican 5
Gi 23 Heckman 5
2fcal Anton 5j
2fcal Perrenoud
HP WaiteCo 03
Wm Deere in
A C Wiehe 5
Wm Haminel jq
W E Bower 5
A G King 10
E II Doan 95
C C Bosworth o
Mike Walsh 15
S N Wilson 10
Eugene Gary jq
N E Barger 20
Ed Huber 5
Osborn Wentz n
Fred Bruns 5
M U Clyde 25
Fred Munden 5
Joe Witers 3
Frank Walker 1
Brotherhood Carmen of America 10
A C Hippie 5
H N Rosebush 5
Mrs Mary Campbell 5
CD Noble 10
Walter Stillwell 5
Joe Mokko 2
E S Howell 5
Jacob Metz 5
R E French 5
D C Marsh 10
H E Culbertson 10
Otto L Bentley 2
M S Jennings 2Y
Ed Fitzgerald 10
WmByfield 5
Lineburg Co 3
John Ekstedt 1
G W Predmore 3
W C Blair 2U
C J Ryan 2
Blanche E Asten 2
Millie Elbert 2
Sadie Coyle 1
Claudia B Hatcher 1
JCMoore 3
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LIST
F A Pennell 10
J F Cordeal 10
S B McLean 10
McCook Lodge No 42 10
L Thorgrimson 5
J G Schobel 5
R L Lyon 5
J L Kilburn 5
M Lawritson 5
J E Ludwick 5
Barney Hofer 5
L W Stayner 5
A P Ely 5
EJ Wilcox 5
J W Ridenour 5
E M Stewart 5
B H Stewart 1
W F Jate 2
HJ Cox 2
Dave N Cobb 2
Geo A Campbell 1
CI Hall 2
Elmer Kay 2
JN Gaarde 1
C A Rodgers 2
Ray S Light 2
Lon Cone 3
Total 20991
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COFFEE 43 A WEDDING GIFT
A Custom Which Is General In Coffee
Growing Countries
We have a custom in the coffee
raising countries said a high Brazil
ian official which is unknown in
other parts of the world When a child
Is born in the coffee country a sack of
the best grain is set aside as part of
the Inheritance to be received on at
taining Its majority Usually the sack
is the gift from some close friend or
relative and it is guarded as sacredly
as if It were a gift of gold or bonds
No stress would induce a Brazilian
parent to use coffee which was made
the birth gift of a child As a rule
It Is sealed with the private seal of the
owner and bears a card giving all par
ticulars about the variety of grain Its
age on being sacked and the birth of
the child to whom It is given and
other details which are very interest
ing when the gift Is due
Generally the coffee is opened for
the first time when the child marries
The coffee for the reception or mar
riage feast is made from the legacy
and according to precedent this must
be the first time the sack is opened
After the coffee is made for the wed
ding feast the sack is carefully closed
and sent to the new home of the young
people and should keep them in this
staple for a year at least When both
bride and bridegroom have the birth
gift of coffee they have started life
under very hopeful conditions so fir
as one necessity is concerned v
people Know tnat lue older in un
parched grain of coffee is the better
the flavor Like wine it grows with
age and that which is over twenty
years mellowing under proper condi
tions will bring from 150 to 3 a
pound from connoisseurs The giving
of pounds of green coffee is a common
practice in the coffee belt Friends ex
change these gifts and compare re
sults When one cannot afford to give
a sack of coffee it frequently is the
case that ten pounds of the best green
grain are packed in a fancy case and
bestowed on a newly born child with
directions that it must not be opened
until the wedding day
FIRST AMERICAN GLASS
Made at a Factory Built by a Boston
Man In New Hampshire
The first American glass factory -was
erected in the town of Temple N II
Washington in his diary speaks of
glass being made in New ETaven Conn
in the year 17S9
One would suppose by the language
he uses that he considers it a new and
quite extraordinary affair It was nine
years previous to this and during the
very Avar whose issue first enabled the
country to commence its own manufac
turing that Robert Ilewes of Boston
began to carry out the project which
he had long conceived but had hith
erto found impracticable if not impos
sible tinder English rule that of mak
ing glass in America for America
In 17S0 Mr Ilewes selected a site for
his factory secure from the British
forces his glassblowers were Hessians
and Waldeckers soldiers who had de
serted from the British army and he
must have had an eye for the beauti
ful in nature lie chose a spot on the
north slope of Kidder mountain near
its base To the northwest Mount Mo
nadnock rears its granite crown stand
ing like a giant sentinel to the north
and running east are the Temple moun
tains bold and precipitous to the east
a beautiful valley holds in its embrace
the towns of Wilton Milford and
Nashua while to the northeast Joe
English hill and the Uncanernucks
mountains conceal the city of Man
chester
The place is now reached by a two
mile walk over an old road long a
stranger to travel other than by graz
ing cows and nature loving tourists
The stonework about the ovens and
the foundations of the building are all
that now remain to remind us that
here was another example of the Amer
ican peoples struggle for independ
ence Crockery and Glass Journal
Commoners Not Wanted
No commoner however distinguished
however great his worldwide fame as
scientist artist or musician can hope
to belong to the German imperial circle
unless he be first dowered by his em
peror with the magic patent of nobil
ity No wife or daughter of a great
millionaire however honorable the
source of the husbands or fathers
wealth can dream of being presented
to the empress The Prussian nobility
form a caste entirely apart from the
rest of society and Berlin socially
speaking is composed of many differ
ent worlds none of which mingles with
the other London M A P
Saving Himself
The owner of an estate had the mis
fortune to get a charge of shot in his
legs from the double barreled gun of
an inexperienced sportsman The keep
er hastened to his master Youre not
dead are you he cried Of course
I am not you fool said the squire
rising Well sir not seeing you get
up after you were shot I thought you
must be dead remarked the keeper
Get up after I was shot not I re
sponded the squire If I had got up
the Idiot would have given me his oth
er barrel London Scraps
Very Thick
I wonder why Damon and Pythias
were such great friends queried the
young lady who writes type between
meals
They were like a couple of girl
chums I guess rejoined the bachelor
with the ingrowing hair Got so thick
they couldnt see through each other
Chicago News
He who doubts his ability to win has
already fallen behind in the race
Exchange
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COUNCIL 1126 INITIATES
CONTINUKD KUOII KIKVT IAOE
Son of the Desert Am I was the
splendid solo given by Arthur V Coupe
That stirring and popular solo The
Bandelero added to Francis M Col
fors growing regard in McCocks mus
ical set
C M Gruenther of Columbus Ne
braska responded to the toast Organ
izations with a skill and charm so
fetching as to place him in the front
ranks of those who havo appeared in
that capacity in this city in years past
marking it as the premier production of
the evening
William McCormick of Lincoln gave a
graceful and optimistic view of Prom
ises of the Future
The concluding oIToringof tho evening
was by Rev W J Kirwin pastor of St
Patricks church of this city His Im
pressions of the Day were zestfully
commingled with a wit and humor pol
lished cultivated infectious delightful
And thus concluded a memorable oc
casion in the history of No 1126
Tho success of the affair is in no small
way creditable to the following officers
trustees and committee
Frank Real Grand Knight
Frank Lechleiter Deputy
Francis M Colfer Chancellor
C J OBrien Recorder
G R Gale Financial Secretary
Frank Brady Treasurer
C F Lehn Advocate
Ed Williams Lecturer
John Murray Warden
Rev J J Loughran Chaplain
Ed ORourko Inside Guard
Peter Foxen Outside Guard
James McAdams George Elbert and
Eph Benjamin Trustees
Rank Real Frank Kendlen C J
OBrien and Ed ORourke Reception
Committee
The Omaha Trade Excursion
When these Omaha business men are
within a mile of town on their trade ex
cursion next week they intend to an
nounce their coming with long blasts of
a siren whistle which they carry on all
their trips for this purpose It is so
different from anything around here it
will be immediately noticed On ar
rival they will turn loose a full brass
band of twenty five pieces and intend
to make us know they are in town all
right Wo propose to show them were
a live lot ourselves and to that end
would ask that every citizen man
woman and child be at tho depot when
their train pulls in at seven oclock a
in May 25th They are coming a long
way to see us and we want to impress
them in such a way they will remember
our town when they get back home
The First Chautauqua
The original Chautauqua at Lake
Chautauqa X Y was founded thirty
two years ago by Bishop Vincent and
has served as a model for perhaps a
thousand Chautauquas throughout the
states and territories
These Chautauquas bring to the com
munities in which they are located the
best men of tho pulpit press and plat
form as well as tho best entertainers
and musicians that the country affords
The programs are calculated to reach
all classes of people That this is a
proven fact is shown by the great de
mand the country over by wide awake
communities for these summer assem
blies Much less than one percnt of
the towns which have had Chautauquas
have allowed them to be discontinued
Street Karnes and House Numbers
McCook has arrived at that import
ance and size as to require that her
streets be indicated and her houses
numbered Name boards might be at
tached to electric light or telephone
poles at intersections and the houses
should be required to be numbered by
the owners There is an old ordinance
covering this matter which if it has not
been revoked or invalidated could be
utilized to bring about the result indi
cated It is no longer illuminating to
state that Soandso live nest door to
Soandso It should be possible to dir
ect inquirers to a certain number on a
definite street But street boards or
signs and house numbers are necessary
to the end
Clean Up Citizens
All property owners renters and les
sors are hereby notified to comply with
the requirments of the city ordinance
respecting the cleaning up of their pro
perties and the alleys adjacent thereto
Let us have a prompt and thorough
compliance with the law in this regard
for appearance sake and in the inter
est of the health of the community
G W Godfrey
Street Commissioner
A Mutual Satisfaction
The Tribune has several advertisers
of which any newspaper might well
feel proud They are the backbone of
McCooks commercial life It is a fur
ther satisfaction to the publisher to
know that The Tribunes circulation
is as to character and quantity such as
to guarantee advertisers value received
for their money Now is the time to
advertise
For Sale
Show cases tables counter scales
and other usefnl articles about a store
Call and see them at the Bee Hive
The prices will be right to you
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Real Estate Filings
The following real estate tilings have
been made in tho county clerks office
since our Inst report
II R Krug and wife to Harry
Pateo wd to hf int s hf nw
qr lots 3 4 all in 4 2 26 100
John Fnhrenbruck and wife to
Adam Bauer wd to lot II
blk 7 Willow Grove add Mc
Cook 800 00
State of Nebraska to W S
Fitch deed to s hf se qr 36-3-30
720 00
State of Nebraska to W S
Fitch deed to lots 67 in 36
330 521 85
Anna Blatt unmd to Phillip
qcd toehf 0 hf 3 3 30
Warren S Frank and wife to
George F Rockafellor wd to
nw qr 27-2-30
United States to Andrew McG
Robbpat to e hf nw qr 15 3 30
City of McCook to Charles W
Hamilton cert to lot 115 blk
3 McCook cemetery
JosephaKrapfl to Thaddous S
Draper wd to so qr 20 4 29
Complies with the
pure food laws
of every state
V
47 55
1 00
Thaddeus S Draper and wife to
Oliver T McConnell wd to
se qr 20 4 29 5000 50
Ilonry II Tieman and wife to
Samuel M Estes wd to nw
qr 3 ne qr 4-1-30 2200 00
Samuel M Estes sing to W A
Coe wd to nw qr 3 ne qr 4-
lqn
William S Young and wife to
ranny loung life lease to
ohf nwqr30129
40 00
1 00
9G00 00
1 00
John Broomfield and wife to
trustees of 1st Congregational
church Indianola wd to lota
101112 blk 23 150 00
Hiram C Rider and wife to
William Simmons wd to lot
5 bib 24 Riverview cemetery 20 00
McCook L T Co to Emma
Leland wd to blk 7 lots 7 to
12 blk 8 Browns Park add
McCook 350 00
Frank II Spearman and wifo
to Georgo Leland qcd to lota
12 blk 0 1st South McCook 50 00
William M Carmichaol to Mary
Brahler wd to n hf aw qr 33
4 28 2400 00
Elnora C Ornor ot nl to II II
Gallatin wd to lots 13 22 incl
blk 01 Bartloy 725 00
Nora M Smith and bus to Goo
Leland wd to lot 1 blk 10
1st South McCook 20 00
ADVERTISED LIST
Tho following letters cards and pack
ages remain uncalled for at the McCook
postoilieo May 22 1908
LKTTKHS
Anknoy Bcllo
Dunn Mr Javier
Hall J M
Krotlilniul Mr J M
Itomaii Mr Jack
Jordon Mr Lnwrcnco W
CARDS
Bnttormnn Hun
Brown Miss Hartuy
Clarke Blanche
Jones Mr J C
When calling
Boston Wnltor
Fox Wm
Hoilhiirn Jo-
Kcipt Mr leo
Smith Mr J I
liritts Mrs V P
Curry Mr Arthur
Coroy Albert JI
Williams Miss Elsie
for these please say
they wore advertised
S B McLkan Postmaster
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles
Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
no matter of how long standing in 6 to4
days First application gives easo and
rest 50c If your druggist hnsnt it
send 50c in stamps and it will be for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co
St Louis Mo
Some New Ones This Week
The TitinuNE has received somo more
new post cards of local viows this week
Still others coming Wholesale and re
tail
Seeds at II P Waito Cos
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n iiSiTmh u totseIct t ana makes light easily digested
wuii iuiis uriabirj tnereiorcit is recom
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mended hy leading physicians and chemists
J853l3SiY In IIsi Calumet you are always assured of
ciScivrfJU 3 a Rood baking therefore there tin 1 f
material or tune Calumet is put tin in air tiirlir
cans it will keep longer than any other
Baking Powder on the market and has more
raising power
PilCT is so carefully and scien
iil a 3 tifiially prepared that
tllf TlfirrnTonfc Jc nTicAlnti1i f
Therefore Calumet leaves no Kochello
oaus or Aium in the tood It Is
chemically correct
55OOOOG
given for any substance in
jurious to hcaith found m
Calumet
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Orders taken for
WINDOW AND DOOR SCI1EEX8
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Sells the Best LUMBER AND COAL
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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M O McCLURE Mgr
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Think
What Lighting IVIAY D
It may destroy your home in a flash
Lightning is one of those unexpected things
Why chance it when theres such an easy way to make
your home absolute pi oof against it
Let me send you free W C Shinns little book on Light
ning Read it Then if you are convinced and you xvill
be that you dont want to get along without
Lightning Rod System
on your home Ill quote you a price and put it up for you
under a signed and legally binding guarantee that fully
protects you in the purchase
I am Mr Shinns authorized agent and know the light
t ning rod business thoroughly
You ought to at least read this book for the sake of your
familys safety if for no other reason
Write me for the little book or see me at the store today
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