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have now on hand a clean new
stock of the Moline Plow Cos
farm machinery Every ma-
chine is of the latest pattern of
this most popular line which
embraces
Best Ever gang and sulky plows
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Goodenough gang and sulky plows
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Nebraska Clipper walking plows
Cricket rod breaking plows
Economy disc harrows
Pipe frame spike tooth harrows
Western Belle listers
Tri Bell listers
Success listed corn cultivators
Lay By listed corn cultivators
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Dutch Uncle riding cultivators
No Name walking cultivators
Mandt wagons
Mandt farm trucks
Wisconsin steel wheel trucks
We have sold many kinds of
farm machines but none have
givenas uniform satisfaction as
theMoline line We believe
them to be the best made
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MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell fills prescriptions
Onion set at H P Waite Cos
Updike Grain Co for seed corn
Livy made his 26th automobile sale
this week
Typewriter ribbons for sale at The
Tribune office
Field garden and flower seeds at H
P Waite Cos
Rozell Barger are the local dealers
in Hart Scbatfner Marx goods
Field garden and flower seeds at
II P Waite Cos
We have fresh lettuce and celery every
Wednesday and Saturday HUBER
Boys school pants Prices all the
way from 25c to S150 Rozell Barger
Sleepless nights from coughing canbe
conquered by using McMillens Cough
Cure
You need not worry longer about your
corns if you use McMillens Sure Corn
Cure
We have the finest line of Olives and
0Ive Oil in McCook The full Reid
dock line
HUBER
You will avoid chapped and rough
hands and face by usiDg McMillens
Cream Lotion
The very latest novelties in ties the
wood fibre Panamas Rozell Barger
have a stylish assortment
McCook Odd Fellows celebrated their
anniversary Monday of this week in
approved fashion you may be assured
Liucolns Absolutely Pure Mixed
Paints are the only home product and
made especially for this climate Fully
guaranteed
A McMillen Druggist
Dont wait until some disagreeable
skin trouble or other disorder results
from the impure blood in your system
take McConnells Sarsaparilla and
avoid the troubles
Pitcher Len Bennett who has been
trying out with the Lincoln Green
backers for the past four weeks to
join the Quincy club in the Central as
sociation Hia release has been sold by
Guy Green with the privilege of
Manager Fox has confidence in
the ability of the pudgy southpaw and
believes that he will not only make good
at Quincy but develop into a twirlr r
fnsfc enoueh for class A company He
will probably be back on the Lincoln
squad next spring Mr Bennett is a
Lincoln product having played his first
ballon the lots in this city Lincoln j
News
Everything in drugs McConnell
A McMillen prescription druggist
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
UpJike Grain Co for seed corn
Mrs J JacKSon nurpe Phone red 251
Kodaks and kodak supplies
L W McConnell Druggist
Field garden and flower seeds at
H P Waite Cos
McMillens Cold Tablets will break
up and cure your cold
Of course you know Huber keeps the
Wedding Breakfast Coffee
Suit cases and trunks large assort
ment at Rozell Bargers
Plant sweet peas now Buy the seeds
from II P Waite Co 3192
Feed of all kinds baled hay etc at
McCook Flour and Feed Store
Plant sweet peas now Buy the seeds
from H P Waite Co 3192
Curlee the greatest 8250 and 5 00
pants values Rozell Barger
Trunks and suit cases you cant fail
to be suited at Rozell Bargers
See Sam Arnold for bottom pasture
Good fresh well water Phone red 249
We have a full line of California Canned
Goods in both the Advo and J M brands
Nothing superior HUBER
William Byfield had a load of sheep
on the South Omaha market last week
which were sold by the Lee Live Stock
Commission Company
The W C T U will meet at the home
of Mrs S D McClaiu Friday May 7
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meeting All are welcome
We invite you to come in and see our
magnificent showing of new wall papers
We simply want a chance to show what
beautiful designs we have selected for
those who will paper this spring
L W McConnell Druggist
Mrj Sena Hartzell Wallace grpatly
delighted a large audience by her earn
estness and enthusiasm on last Memor
ial Day in the city of Perry Oklahoma
For fully an hour the throng was com
pletely under her control and the people
listened with unflagging interest to her
message By the power of her voice she
was able to fill the large opera bouse
and many were inspired to live and vote
for prohibition
S H Parvin Pastor
Presbyterian Church Perry Okla
F0LEYH0NETX4R
Cures Colds Prevents Pneumonia
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HE 0BE1ED ORDERS
his claim thnvh the cilice and the
pfiirtr rnd gn his patent The West
crn Union Tel graph company gave
him 100 CO flown for the privilege of
using it Ex hange
Cdd Cu C3 Fcr Rleumaiicm
Cures for irt Umot as
old is tin toinpl tut itsHf In thp
midland couiMf f Ilil trd it was
formerly ctmitlrjil lint t ie runt
forefoot of a hare worn constantly in
the pocket wvs ai auuiot against
rheumatism while te Dutch peas
antry stPi cherish a belief in tle pies
Tvntiv virtue cf a lrrrowod r
stolen potato Stranver than these
however was the remedy discovered
by a servant jrirl at the village of
Ptanton in the Cotswolds who com
trived to be continued three timesinr
the belief that confirmation was an
unfailing cure for rheumatism
The Cowcatcher
While the visitor told how he had
ridden thirty thrilling miles on the
cowcatcher of a locomotive five-year-old
Lorella listened attentively As
he concluded she asked Did you
catch the cow Mr Blank Chicago
News
Whore there is much pretension
much has been borrowed Nature
never pretends Lavater
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TRIED TO BE NICE
A Young f ecru Its Rapid Riso to Title But Fannie Made an Awful Mess of It
rio Power
One dav u young recruit was stand
ing guard before the door of the en
trance to Peter the Greats private
chambers in the palace of St Peters
burg He had received orders to ad
mit no one
As he was passing slowly up and
down before the door Prince
31 koff the favorite minister of the czar
approached and attempted to enter
He was slopped by the recruit
The prince who had the fullest lib
erty of calling upon his master at any
time sought to push the guard and
pass him Yet the young man would
not move but ordered his highness
to stand back
You idiot shouted the prince
Dont you know meV Youll be pun
ished for this
The recruit smiled and said
ery well your highness but mi
orders are peremptory to let nobcdy
pass
The prince exasperated at the fel
lows impudence struck him a blow
in the face with his riding whip
Strike away your highness said
the soldier but 1 cannot let vou go
in
Peter in the room hearing the noise
outside opened the door and inquired
what it uieaut and the prince toiI
him
The czar appeared amused but said
nothing at the time
In the evening however he sent for
the prince and the soldier As they
both appeared Peter gave his own
cane to the soldier saying
That man struck you in the morn
ing Now you must return the blow to
that fellow with my stick
The prince was amazed Your maj
esty he said this common soldier
is to strike me
I make him a captain said Peter
With the Old Lady
When Fannie Is bent upon pleasing
sighed Dannies younger sister she
cau certainly make a horrible mess of
things Last Sundny Charlie Evans
having nrrived at the point where he
felt he wanted his familys opinion of
me Invited us both up to take tea
with his mother The minute i laid
eyes on his mother I knew Fannie
would get in trouble she simply cant
help getting uervously foolish when
theres a religious person around
Charlies mother kissed us and ad
dressing herself to Fannie as the elder
said something about our being very
sweet to come and see a daughterless
old woman Whereat Fannie looked
at Charlie and his two brothers and
replied feelingly that It must be a ter
rible disappointment to have only
them Mrs Evans to rectify my sis
ters misapprehension told us proudly
that she had three more sons not pres
ent
By this time Fannie realized that
she had made a bad beginning and
leaped further in with the supposition
that the other three were off having a
good time instead of moping at home
The older lady drew herself up and
said severely
My three sons are in heaven Miss
Barnes
Oh how awful came Fannies
ready gasp
No not awful at all and Mrs
Evans was positively glaring at us I
feel that they were specially blessed
in being allowed to pass thus early to
their Lord They died as little chil
dren
Dear me how glad you must have
been blurted out flustered Fannie j
By this time 1 had kicked a hole in
her ankle and that quieted her for
awhile She might have kept still for
the rest of the evening had not her pet
But Im an officer of your majes 1 suhjeet the higher education of wo
o household ifj Ji I man come nn for flip nlri IjhIvs
tys objected the nrinee
I make him a colonel of my life
guards and an officer of the house
hold said Peter again
My rank your majesty knows is
that of general again protested Meu
schikoff
Then I make him a general so that
the beating you get may come from a
man of your rank
The prince got a sound thrashing In
the presence of the czar and the re
cruit who was next day commissioned
a general with a title was the founder
of a powerful family whose descend
ants are still high in the imperial serv
ice of Russia
SIMPSONS PLUCK
An Inventors Weary but Successful
Fight Against Great Odds-
Charles Goodyear is not the ouly in
ventor who might turn his face to the
wall to die saying of the tardy recog
nition of his efforts I die happy-
Goodyears efforts to introduce the
upo of vulcanized rubber were no more
tragic lhfii the stories of a dozen other
inventors There was a man named
Simpson in Missouri who discovered
that giitta percha was a nonconductor
of electricity lie borrowed money of
one Amos Kendall to make his appli
cation for a patent It was rcjerted
over and over rich companies fighting
his claim But he had sand he
never weakened It was just after
the civil war that he made his last
fight He had no money not a dollar
but he started from St Louis foi
Washington afoot
Tic would not beg but made his way
half across the continent by sawing
wocd hoeing corn or doiug any work
that came to hand In one place he
robbed a scarecrow of a pair of pant
and a hat leaving his own more rag
I ced garments in their place In Pitts
burg he had to work as a truck driver
till ho could earn enough to repair his
shoes and take him on his way And
nil the time he believed stubbornly in
himself and in his invention nis own
words vcr
When I came over the tops of the
Allegheufcs I saw the sun rising -and
I knelt down and thanked God for my
life and asked him to let me get my
patent He promised me on the spot
and I never had a moments doubt
after that
Arrivintr in Washington he got ja
livimr as a dav laborer on the stone
foundation f the patent office and
frm that vantage grourd he foiierht
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proval Then Fannie made a hand
spring into the conversation by re
marking that when we had more edu
cated mothers there would be less in
fant mortality
And mind you Fannie was really
trying to be nice for my sake New
York Times
THE
WORD ALPHABET
It Comes Through the Greeks and He
brews From Phoenicia
When we speak of our A B Cs as
our alphabet we are using a word
hoary with age that as far back as
we can trace it came from the eastern
shore of the Mediterranean Fea thou
sands of years before the Hebrews
went up there and took possession of j
the land of Canaan Back of the
pie who occupied that land before thej
events of Exodus were written we are
not able to trace the word for we
have not sufficient knowledge of them
or of their etymological history before
we find them in Canaan
It has been only withiir recent years
that we have been able to know that
the word alphabet came to us from
the Phoenicians Before that we sup
posed that it came to us from the He
brews thruh the Greek As we say
A B C the Greeks say alpha beta
the first two letters of their alphabet
which when it reached us became al
phabet This we supposed had come
to the Greeks from the Hebrews who
called their firct two letters alph and
beth but since then we have found
that both the Greeks and the Hebrews
got the word alphabet from the same
source which was the Phoenicians
The people of Phoenicia had the
same letters alph and beth which
have suffered but litte vhange in
sound down to our A and B Alph
meant simply an ox the sign of it
being a conventional os head with
the lower part of the face turned
slightly to its right and beth meant a
house which was pictured by the rude
outline of a primitive dwelling which
had a superfluous Hue added to dis
tinguish it from other characters very
like it as we place a tail on a Q to
distinguish it from an O So the first
two letters of our A B Cs were orig
inally an ox and a house and gave
the name of all of the twenty six let
ters which we call our alphabet
New York nerald
Kissing the Book
Kissing the book is a rather late
development of the mere touching of
the gospels with the fingers which
dates from the sixth century It Is
likely that the kiss was originally in
tended uot to increase the solemnity of
the oath but to signify reverence and
affection fcr the book The kiss ap
pears to have come into fashion to
ward the end of the sixteenth century
and would seem from what George
Fox says of it to have been a Protes
tant innovation According to him
the uureformed method was simply to
hold the gospels with three lingers
above the book typifying the Trinity
and two finuers below typifying the
twofold destruction of body and soul
sionally He is liable to run into a
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oy tfjicaowrMjwMfgwraFntfwaw immia i t
with and without collars
in all the fancy stjles and colorings at
Rozell Bargers
We have in stock a large line of new
designs and colorings in wall paper at
right prices
A McMillen Druggist
Spring is here We have full Hue of
union and two piece underwear
sortment unequalled
Rnzell Barger
For breaklast we have buckwheat Ral
ston and Advo pancake flours and maple
syrup and mapleine to go with them
HUBER
The M E Ministerial association of
the Holdrege district will meet in Cam
bridge Monday Rev Carman of the
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that an oath laker invoked upon iitienu
self if he swore falsely
Politics and Poker
A- man who dips into politics occa
sionally may be compared to a man
who encages in a poker game occa
Quality like blood tells Quality ex
plains the well earned popularity of the
Famous Loomis High Patent Fours
Sold by McCook Four and Feed Store
lirqiebhiuiKii am -- tflormade clothinrr Ynn knn
rule is to keep out
poker Atchison Globe
nf nn tries ana f - u Ul
She Threw Him Over Twice
Why have you thrown over Mr
Pitcoe
Oh I could never marry a man
with a crooked leg
What made his leg crooked
They are still taking orders at Rozell
Bargers for the famous M Born
and style of their
garments to be un
excelled
W S Morlan has been appointed by
Governo Shallenberger one of the com
mittee of five irrigation experts in the
state to determine the manner in which
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Updike Grain Co for seed corn
Fresh fruit always in season at Hubers
You can get rid of that cold by using
McMillens Cold Cure
Try our crackers in tin boxes You will
never use any other HUBER
Soft shirts
ii 3 West B street
Onion sets at II P Waite Cod
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
Mary Harrison nurse Phone black 2SG
McConnell o
Fragrant
chapped hands 2j cents
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Lotion for
We are now agents for the Famous Car
hartt Overalls and Jackets also for their
Gloves and Caps HUBER
It you want a good pickle in sweet sour
or mixed we have them a quart jar full
for 25 cents HUBER
Some estrenittly artistic fffeiUH may
be obtained with the papers from Mc
ConuuHs wall paper room See them
Monarch Silver Bell and
As 1 White Satin spell success in ood
oread and cake baking Buy the best
McCook Flour and Feed Store
We have a large and select stock of
Wall Paper from which to choose also
srecial books from which to order in
case ou are not suited in stock
A McMillen Druggist
Paint the house for protection as well
as for looks If jou use the Sherwin
Williams paints the house is afforded
protection for live years or more
L W McConnell Druggist
The lecture in the M E church last
Friday evening by Mrs Wallace was
highly appreciated by a large audience
Mrs Wallace is one of the best lecturers
in the field aud her manner of present
ing her subject makes
it plain to com
prehend She gave a history of Attor
ney Tricketts work in Kansas City
Kansas and explained some of the de
tails not published in the new3nanerq
This story alone is worth a doilar to anv
Nebraska can benefit most throgh the one who has the interests of the
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I ran over it with my motorcar- b ubi to uo uotu people or the nation on his heart Cleo
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