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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1908)
3 ft fp wk l art jlOTaiWTUCt BY gaTHEUS UTHgfcaftPH C05 ireSgjpSjjy jPllP SHALL MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE ISverything in drugs McConnell Kail Paper at McMillens drug store Typewriter ribbons papers etc for e at The Tribune office jSarney Hofer has received 20000 new oayored post cards of McCook Saber is still selling Wedding Break age Coffee You know the brand 3fo office is complete without a Bed ar Ink Pencil Hofer sells them Something different in wall papers 3r designs are distinctive L W McConnell Druggist 3resn lettuce celery cauliflower aLfcabarb etc constantly on hand at Sibers Godfrey Co are operating a feed See them for feed of all kinds at sight prices Patronize home industry by smoking 3 Y 10 cent cigar and the McCook cigar Hrh J Elsie Logan in postoffice Scalding Office phone 305 residence 3oiie 45 Palmer hotel Bfeiirfous crisp appetizing potatoe aires Magner Stokes sell them Hfeiter than mother makes Our Colorado peas corn etc are as perfection as it is possible to ap proach in canned goods Huber Che Merry Widow sundae at Wood WJIC Cos soda fountain is a prime Ssjozita for sure Try it Only 10c JL little of McConnells foot powder sinkled in the shoes occasionally will sro the feet from discomfort and dis Bi5s rice 25 cents Secretary Mellor says that more Worses were named for the State Fair slake races to begin August 31st than er was entered at any previous race 222-3-at Lincoln This year the races of fifteen harness and eight aiming races with total purses amount asrto more than 812000 The closing 2J the class races is on August 10th Zfight entertainments will be an in aaaration at the State Fair the week of Sogast 31st The management have extracted for Pains Eruption of 25baat Vesuvius and Carnival of T5K3ica an immense spectacle which StSes 500 people and thousands of dol 3B7yworth of fireworks to produce each gjrfbrmance taking two hours to com- Mary Harrison nurse 286 6 Phone black Prunes in 23 pound boxes at 223 per box Hubers McConnells Fragrant Lotion Hot weather makes you think of cool places and cold drinks Our store furn ishes both Woodworth Co Druggists If you want a screen that is superior in every way to a factory made screen and at the same price then leave your order with C W Graves The High School and City basket ball teams will try conclusions on the Corwin boulevard grounds this evening the game opening at seven oclock Spring has a thousand beauties that can be seen only with the aid of a ko dak The Eastman kodaks are stand ard make every machine is thoroughly tested and guaranteed We can interest you and you should see our line of cam eras and supplies L W McConnell Druggist Besides the great Liberates Military Band and Graud Opera Concert Com pany consisting of 60 persons IS of whom are singers of national reputa tion the State Fair at Lincoln August 31 to September 4 will have the service of bands from Hebron Beatrice Au rora and St Paul This should assure patrons of the fair plenty of music gfjgpMjtfaaiaiiaafeB fe -- - F Vfg - iSswx The AND THE GREAT for chapped hands and sunburn McMillen druggist carries a large line of local and other postal cards The market does not have anything in the cattle line too good for Paul Antons customers Let the eagle scream buy your fire works of Woodworth Co druggists and celebrate July 4th Double - strength Heinz vinegar imitated by all equaled by none for sale by Magner Stokes Twenty thousand new post cards col ored views of McCook made in Germ any just received at Barney Hofers Boiler work sharpening lawn mowers making keys repairing bicycles general repair work Fred Brewer phone 8S Alaska refrigerators are insulated with pure charcoal They preserve food perfectly H P Waite Co sell them You can get all the earth you want free at the new temple opera house ex cavation They will load it onto your wagon too McConnell for drugs Will Exhibit at McCook Neb FRIDAY JULY Afternoon Performance Only Greatest Circus Alliance the World Has Ever Known Carl The Tribune all home print Picture framing The Ideal Store If its drugs use Woodworth Cos Fruits of all kinds at all times at Hubers Kodaks and kodak supplies McCon nell Druggist Typewriter ribbons for sale at The Tribune office Paul Antons meats are guaranteed to save you dental bills Dr Hare examines eyes free and guar ntees satisfaction in fitting glasses Straw hats a fine big line at from 10c to 500 at Rozell Bargers See them T C Beardsley scientific optician office with Leach the jeweler Saturday of each week McConnells Blackberry Balsam cures diarrhoea and summer complaint In 25 cent bottles Make your own pictures this summer its easily done with a camera from Woodworth Cos At St Albans church 3rd Sunday after Trinity July 5th there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a m Subject Woman and the Church You are cordially invited to Epworth League services at the M E church Sunday at seven p m Eev M B Carman will lead with the subject Spiritual Union and NationalVitality Barney Hofer has purchased the stationery and news department of the bakery from Harry Barbazette who will confine his business to fine grocery specialties and items along the exclusive edible line Impartial Mr Scatterton prides himself on being strictly impartial Yes answered the unamiable man I once went shooting with him He didnt seem to care whether he hit the rabbit the dog or one of his friends The Dangerous Case One of the surgeons of a hospital asked an Irish help which he consld ered the most dangerous of the ma j cases then in the hospital That s said Patrick as he pointed to a case of surgical instruments Mans -wrinkled face Is the original time table Dallas News 10th Hagenbeck Wallace Shows COMBINED Trained Animals Circus and Menagerie of Unpre cedented Excellence Worlds Fair Dominating Feature Inimitable Wild Beast Exposition Two and Onehaf Hours of Ceaseless Entertainment Education and Edification Feast Your TfiA T orlxr nrtri tllA T inn The Conquered Kcast Submitting to the EjesOn IflC JLdUy dflU LUC L1U11 Slightest Wish of the Delicate Miss BSd Great Group of Polar Bears ItclHMryts tbat TOtatfelSBMo Bengal Tiger rtfeSSWSJ1 India Elephant Performing All the Latest Feats of High Class Equestrians Marvel at Ferocious Leopard Equestrian ad Snow White Steed Wonder at the Accomplishments of a Hundred Educated Animals Which Proclaim in Their Cultured Performances the Genius of the Wizard of the Animal Kingdom Combined with the Hageubeck fc Great Wallace Colossal Carnhoriuu Congress can be een for the one price of Admission A Mighty Meritorious and Refined Circus rojally repreentathe of all races in highest grade of Acrobatic Gymnastic and Equestrian Nature and iucluoheof every meritorious feature of the circus world with many new astonishing features One grand performance under water proof tents rain or shine Doors open at 1 Performance begins in tlte massive steel structure and in the rings at 2 p m ADMISSION 50c CHILDREN UNDER NINE YEARS OLD 25c PICTURESQUE PAGEANT of gorgeous grandeur moves oer principal streets every morning which includes a moving menagerie of vast proportions Free to all Dont miss it First appearance will be an epoch making event of unutterable significance 400 Dapple Grey Horses Chariots Cages Etc THE DAVIS CENTENARY Mrs Hayes Daughter of President of Confederacy In 1S0S and 1S09 but eight months apart and at points not far separated in Kentucky two baby boys first saw the light What seer seeing them in infancy would have predicted that the younger would be president of the United States that the elder would be president of the Confederate States of America and that they would direct jB 1 11 iiiiiinniTrfin n n i r Y 1 1 - 3IKS J ADDISON HAYES the armies of the sundered sections in a fratricidal war costing billions of dollars and the lives of nearly half a million men The centenary of the birth of Jefferson Davis occurs this year on June 3 that of Abraham Lin coln on Feb 12 next year Robert T Lincoln only surviving child of Abra ham Lincoln lives In Chinaco Jeffer son Davis only living cuild Mrs J A Hayes resides in Colorado Springs Easter Used to Last Eight Days In the ancient church the celebration of Easter lasted eight days but after the eleventh century the time was lim ited to three days and soon again re duced to two days It was formerly the favorite time for performing the rite of baptism The courts of justice were closed and alms distributed to the poor and needy who were even feasted in the churches Slaves were set free and as the fasting of Lent was over the people gave themselves up to every enjoyment rffijyrg am n ini ii u 1 MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE Rev And Mrs M S Satchell of Oxford visited friends in the city this week Fred Hamilton who has been east for several weeks returned home early in the week Mr and Mrs J G Schobel and Murjorie were guests of her parents in Minden Sunday Mrs M B Carman and Dorothy re turned Wednesday from visiting the homefolks in Nelson Mrs F J Rolfe and Izora visited a few days first of the week with her son Willie in Denver Jack Keegan of Stratton has taken a chair in Bakers barber shop in the Commercial basement A G Bump is entertaining his moth er and sister Mrs McBride and Miss McBride of Leavenworth Kansas W L Zint came down from Denver end of week on a visit to his son Roy and to look after some business matters E II Bowden was up from Holdrege last Saturday looking after his farm in terests near town recently acquired by him Mr and Mrs F S Wilcox and son Harry will depart Monday for Neosho Mo on a visit of some length to his brother J D Wilcox Mrs N Costenborder a former resident of McCook now living in Lo gansport Indiana is here on a visit to old friends and acquaintances Mrs G W Norris and the children came as far west as Wymore with Con gressman Norris and will remain there guest of a sister until over the Fourth Mr and Mrs J M Hollingworth of Lincoln parents of Mrs RE French arrived in town end-of-week to see that new grandson Mr H returned to his work in Lincoln Sunday nightbut Mrs Hollingworth will remain with the daughter a week or two longer Mr and Mr G II Thomas depart ed Tuesday morning on No 2 for their future home in Harvard Ne braska where Mr Thomas enters upon the active work of cashier of the State Bank of that city Mr Thomas will return in two weeks on business con nected with McCook Junior State Normal and will be back again at the close of the normal to close up the busi ness of the same The Tribune voices a general sentiment when wishing him a large success in his new business and old home Rev M S Satchell of Oxford was a city visitor Wednesday greeting friends etc Congressman Norris arrived home Monday from Washington The fam ily will follow later Miss Emma Beatty and W P Beatty returned Tuesday night on u from their trip to Indiana Mrs C A Barnard who has been visiting in the east for a few weeks ar rived home Sunday of this week C P Vilmot the brick contractor is occupying the Kendlen cottage the family having arrived from Denver Mr and Mrs C D Ritchie gave a seven oclock dinner to a small company of young friends last Saturday evening Robert Allen arrived home Mon day on No 1 from Des Moines Iowa where he has been attending business college Miss Elizabeth Bettcher departed Thursday morning for North Liberty Indiana to spend part of the summer vacation with the homefolks Mrs K K Stangland is nursing a broken arm resulting from a fall in the home yard last Friday The fractured member is mending satisfactorily Marion Plummer just recently re turned from a two weeks visit to the boys Bert and Tom near Ogalalla where they have about 2000 acre of land Barney Hofer will take in the Dem ocratic national convention in Denver next week and may extend his trip to the coast and northwest before his re turn home Will S Jay the Lincoln Journal rep resentative is doing the city this morn ing Mrs Jay arrived from Lincoln on No 1 and they will be in Denver until after the convention Mr and Mr F D Bcrges3 left for California yesterday for the benefit of his badly depleted health The resi dence has been rented during their ab sence to Brakeman Dryden Mrs C D Kenady was called down to Red Cloud thi3 week by the illness of her husband who is home from Mex ico on account of his health which is not improving satifactorily C B Sawyer arrived from Green acres Wash Tuesday morning and will pack their household goods for shipment to their new home He looks like that country agreed with him finp He states that Mrs Sawyer is much better in that climate also r i i M 4 l J1 1
