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McCook Neb 1
Office over ElecricTheatre on Alain Ave
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Dr Herbert J Pratt
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Telephones Office 160
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NOTICE
William D Burnett riaintifT vs Arthur L
Hugunin Defendant
Arthur L Hugunin defendant will take no
tice that oti the 12th day of January 1910 P S
Hcatou a justice ol the peace in and lor il
liw Grove precinct Red YIlow county Ne
braska issued an order of attachment for the
sum of J507 in an action pending before him
wherein William D Burnett is plaintiil and Ar
thur L Hugunin is defendant and the property
of the defendant consUting of money duo aud
owing and in the hands of the Chicago Burling
ton Quincy Railroad Company garnishee as
wages for labor performed by said defendant
for aid railroad has been attached under said
order
Said cause has beencoutinued for hearing on
theiith day of February 1910 at the hour of 2
oclock p ni
27 3ts WILLIAM D BURNETT
LEGAL NOTICE
In Justices Court before W B Whittakcr
Justice of the Peace
W G Churning will take notice that on the
14th day of January 1910 W B Whittaker a
justice of the peace of Red Willow county Ne
braskM issued an order of attachment for the
sum of 1900 in an action p nding before him
wherein i ierscn Sc Osborn is plaintiff and W G
Churning is defendant and that property of the
defendant consisting of money due and owing
in the hands of the Chicago Burlington
Lof labor performed by said defendant for said
Jriailroaa company mi ueeu unuvucu uuuu
said order of attachment
Said cause has been continued for hearing to
the 25th day of February 1910 at ten oclock
a2its YTERSEX OSBORN
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Government Dam Completed
On Sunday January 16th at 200
pm the United States Government
completed the highest masonry dam
ever built anywhere at a y TIim
dam also has the smallest sprpad from
base to top of any dam of a considerable
height ever built
The dam is between Rattlesnake and
Cedar mountains in the Northwestern
part of Wyoming seven miles west of
Cody and about sixty miles oast of
lellowstono Park The dam is 70 fept
across at the hasn of the foundation
108 feet wide at the river level and 170
feet wide at the top It was started in
1903 and has been five jears in building
A imost 100000 barrels of cement and
90000 tons of granite were required to
complete the masonry work It is built
into the channel of the Shoshone river
fur the puruose of impounding the
of that stream to conserve them for
irrigating what is known as the lands
of the Shoshons Irrigation project com
prising 150000 acres of land lying along
the t anks of the Shoshone River and
along the Burlington Riiiroad to the
east of Cody When the waters are
impounded they will form a lake of ten
square miles with an averse depth of
70 feet and a capacity of 148588512 000
gallons or enough water to cover
456000 acres with water one foot deep
onough water to irrigate mora than
twice the acreage of the Government
Project
Upon this dam and other engineering
works of this project which include nn
outlet tunnel though the solid rock
a diversion dam at Corbett and a tunnel
t lerefrom 36 miles long through the
solid rock the Government is spending
about 87000000 or almost one seventh
of the total amouut 50000000 li is
far expended on the variouG nenniiPi r
irrigation projects scattered Uirmigiiout
the country
During the pist year hundreds of
settlers have taken up lands under this
project and have done exceptionally
well even for tne first year
Thn Kind- ol the project are reached
by ihn Burlington Route which is spend
ing millions of dollars in the construct
ion of new lines through this rich and
fertile country Known as the Big Horn
Basin of Wyoming
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When Children Smoked
Tciwii uc Ifoclicfort who published
in PuvU n 1071 an wvunt of his trav
els in IiiIind tolls the following
While we were walking about the
town Worcester he asked me if it
was the custom in France as in Eng
land that when the children went to
school they carried In their satchel
with their books a pipe of tobacco
which their mothers took care to Gil
early in the morning it serving them
instead of breakfast and that at the
accustomed hour every one laid aside
Ills book to light his pipe the master
smoking with them and teaching them
1 liill 4lmtl li f I
iiu in iiuiu inuii iiiis iuiu uititt in
the tobacco
In England at the time of the great
plague it was reported that no one liv
ing in a tobacconists house fell sick of
the disease This caused a great de i
mand for tobacco Ilearne says in Ills
diary I remember that 1 heard for
merly Tom Rogers who was yeoman
beadle say that when he was a school-
boy at Eton that year when the plague
raged all the boys of that school were
obliged to smoke every morning and
that he was never whipped so much In
his life as lie was one morning for not
smoking
In the Nick of Time
The steamer was on the point of
leaving and the passengers lounged
on the deck and waited for the start
At length one of them espied a cab
in the far distance and It soon be
came evident that the driver was do
ing his level best to catch the boat
Already the sailors hands were on
the gangways and the cabs chances
looked small indeed Then a sportive
passenger wagered a sovereign to a
shilling that he would miss it The
offer was taken and at once the deck
became a scene of wild excitement
Hell miss it
Xo hell just do It
Come on
He wont do it
Yes he will Hes done it Hur
rah
In the very niek of time the cab ar
rived its occupant sprang out and ran
up the one gangway left
Cast off he cried
It was the captain Pearsons Week
ly
An East Indian Verdict
In a case in one of our Indian courts
a jury had before it evidence that
could not be in any way shaken When
the concluding stage had been reached
the following interchange of conversa
tion took place between the judge and
his colleagues in the administration of
justice
Gentlemen are you ready to give
your verdict
Yes
What is your verdict
Our answer is sir that you can do
as you like with the men that have
confessed but we acquit all the rest
But is it possible that you have
weighed the evidence
Evidence like this can always be
fabricated
Do you find that as regards these
prisoners it has been fabricated
Evidence can be fabricated
So the evidence is untrustworthy
Unless a man confesses who can
tell he is guilty Bombay Gazette
The Fun of the Farce
If is relattd that the manager of a
theater cordentc d to hear in his room
a young man who had an unfortunate
Impediment in his speech read a short
farce the sole condition being that it
should not occupy more time than it
took to finish the cigar the manager
had just lit They both started the
one reading the other smoking but as
the mild Havana gradually grew
shorter the worse the young author
spluttered They finished together Of
course the question was immediately
put What do you think of it-
Well replied the manager its not
a half bad idea Father mother lover
daughter all stuttering will be novel
The author furious exclaimed They
dont stammer It is only my misfor
tune
Oh then the play isnt funny at
all Sorry that I cant accept it re
turned the manager
Above Her Business
The tall man came into her little
blue kitchen and looked over the
shelves which were just beneath the
level of his head but above hers He
ran his finger over one shelf then
showed it to her It was pretty black
You are a nice housekeeper he
said
This kitchen wasnt made for tall
people she explained falteringly It
was made for little ones Xew York
Press
Crude Logic
It is told of an East Indian law stu
dent that he once threw his examiners
into confusion by declaring matrimony
to be an illegal stn e How so How
so he was asked by the perturbed
examiners many of them married men
The student smiled beatilically Mar
riage quoth lie is a lottery and lot
teries are forbidden bv law -
A Frequent Insincerity
The mans own words prove him a
prevaricator said Mr Quibbles
In what way
He writes me an insulting letter and
signs it Yours respectfully Wash
ington Star
Politics
Novice They tell me that a man
cant go into politics and remain hon
est Old Stager Yes he can But It
isnt necessary Chicago Tribune
Success doesnt happen It is or
ganized pre empted captured by con
ceutratPd common sense Frances E
Wiliard
I Harvards
I Big Crop
I Of Prodigies J
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WIMIE sims
I Harvard college
needed to adver
tise itself which
of course it doesnt
it has some great
material this year
for such a purpose
What with four In j
fant prodigies one
of whom bilks ahout
the fourth dimen
sion in a way to as
tound the learned
professors aud Jap
anese anu cninose athletes who are
doing all sorts of wonderful gymna
sium stunts the dullest press agent
would go wild with delight over the
opportunity offered to attract atten
tion toward the college
Harvards Chinese athlete is named
Koa Chow Li aud his track work
socker playing pole vaulting and jump
ing have attracted wide attention
Li is in the class of 10 He entered
the university a year ago coming
from IMeyang university at Tienstiu
north China He entered Harvard in
the sophomore class and will there
fore complete the college course in
three years
Another foreign athlete at Harvard
who is attracting much attention by
his work is Masuda a Jap He lias
done some splendid work on the track
recently and is one of the best socker
football players at the college
At Harvards annual novice gymnas
tic meet recently this sturdy little na
tive of the Flowery Kingdom made
an astonishing score A competitor is
required to show his skill on the paral
lel bars the horses the flying riijgs
the ladders the ropes aud at tumbling
and similar features If a competitor
is perfect in every branch he scores
4o0 points Masuda scored 320 points
the man who won second place 270
while the third man scored 142
When Harvard threw open her gates
for the new term she found au assort
ment of infant prodigies knocking
for admittance No fewer than four of
them were admitted whose ages range
from eleven to fifteen years They are
Adolf A Berle fourteen the young
full fledged freshman at Harvard and
Lina W Berle fifteen children of the
f WM
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HARVARDS CHINESE AND JAPAXESK ATH
IjLTES
Rev Dr A A Berle of Cambridge
pastor of the Shawmuth Congrega
tional church of Boston Norbert Wei
ner fourteen Tufts 00 son of Pro
fessor Leo Wein er instructor in Sla
vonic languages at Harvard and Wil
liam James Sidis eleven son ol Dr
Boris Sidis of Brookline instructor in
medico psychology at the Harvard
medical school
Young Berle is the youngest full
fledged freshman at Harvard His sis
ter Lina is a freshman sit Hade litre
and not at Harvard but Iladcliffe col
lege having Harvard professors Har
vard exairn itious and the signature
of the Harvard president on its bbeep
skins is for all practical purposes a
branch of Harvard university Dr
Berle employed the German method
in training his offspring According ti
his theory the immature mind of a
very young child is not capable ol
grasping the intricacies of niatheuiat
ics sufficiently to make its htudy 1
that subject of any real value The-
fore Dr Berle taught his children lan
guages at an age when most young
sters are struggling with niathcmatlf
aud taught them mathemati s I iter
Norbert Weiner the youngest stu
dent in the Harvard graduate school
entered Tufts who he was eleven
years old
Last but not Ieast among these
child prodigies is Wiiliau James Sidi
eleven years old Young Sidis for
three consecutive years was denied
admission to Harvard on account nf
his extreme youth but he has mad
even some of the gry haired pr
fessors gasp and gurgle at the eat
with which he deducts higher matlu
maii s
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Irrigated Lands
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The Lajunta Land Co in the Otero Irrigation District
where you have access to an abundance of water are selling
farms either in large or small tracts within walking distance
of La Junta Colo m the famous
Arkansas Valley
This land is onlv Ol miles from Rnrkv FV ird tTnh mrl I
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a honieseeker could not find a better locality
Irrigation rich soil with ideal climatical conditions
never extreme weather makes this a perfect agricultural ter
ritory alfalfa nets 40 per acre cantaloupes 75 to 150
and the first crop of sugar beets will pay the original cost of
your land
Markets close and transportation facilities of the best
Prices and terms exceedingly attractive
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H L KENNEDY
District Agent flcCook Nebr
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
McCook National Bank
McCook Nebraska
Charter No 8KB
In the State of Nebraska at the rlose of busi
ness January 31 1910
resources
Loans and Discounts ir042 50
Overdrafts becurod and unsecured 58 CG
U S Bonds to secure circulation 50 000 00
Premiums on U S Bonds 1854 37
Bonds securities etc 15015 C4
Banking house furniture and fixtures 3185 95
Due from National Banks not reserve
asents gyj ao
Due from state and private banks and
bankers trust companies and
ings banks 2038 01
Due from approved reserve agents B987 77
Checks and other cash items 1 15 3fl
Exchanges for Clearing House 56 H3
Notes of other National Banks 1010 00
Fractional paper currencynfckels and
cents 9082
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank viz
Specie 51321 C5
Legal tender notes 1050O 13112 0
Redemption fund with USTreasuror
5 per cent of circulation 2500 00
Total 283377 CG
liabilities
Capital stock paid in T0000 00
Surplus fund 10000 00
Undivided profits less expenses and
taxespaid 7X5 20
National Bank notes outstanding 50000 00
Individual deposits subject to check 972f3 15
Demand certificates of ileposit 1543 95
Time certificates of deposit 71583 19
Cashiers checks outstanding 2214 17
Total 283377 66
State of Nebraska
County of Red Willow iss
I C J OBrien cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief C J OBrien Cashier
Correct Attest
P F McKenna
C F Lean
P Walsh Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before mn thii 7th
daj of February 1910 Ciias W Kellet
seal Notary Public
Mv commission expires March 30 1913
Miss Agnes Pate Married
A personal letter from the family
announces the marriage of a former
McCook girl in the following language
Miss Agnes Tina Pate who left M
ool almost two years ago now raiding
it Rosalin Wash announces her raarr
i ge whioh took place January 1st
1910 to Oscar O Lovlett of Rosalia
Wash Mr and Mrs Lovlett spent
their honeymoon in Spokane They
will make their home in Rosalia where
the groom employed in a feed mill
Friends here will add their congratula
tions and best wishes to those of this
pper
R F D NO 1
J S Km bbs little girl required the
loctors attention close of last week
out is now quite restored again
Mi Pearl Roberson is home from
ho Grand aland Business College for a
oupltiof weeks until school resumes
gain
C B Fowlers little boy fell last Fri
iii and dislocated an arm at the elbow
E F Markwad went up the Imperial
ine Monday to buy some corn
A wolf hunt Wednesday
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Citizens National Bank
of McCook
Charter Number 9136
at McCook in the State of Nebraska nttliocloio
of business January 31 1910
eusourceh
Loans and discounts 57409 77
Overdrafts secured aud unsecured 314 83
U S Bonds to secure circulation 50000 Oil
Premiums on U S Bonds 900 On
Bonds securities etc 2000 00
Banking house furniture and fixtun H 16000 00
Due from National Banks not reseric
agents SfiKT W
Due from approved reerv agents 9318 13
Kxcbangcs for Clearing House iri1 49
Notes of other National banks 2180 00
Fractional paper currency nickels
andecuts 151 6f
Lawful money recrve in bank viz
Specie 22752 70
Legal tender notes 1170 00 23922 70
Redemption fund with U S Treasur
er 5 percent of circulation 2500 00
Total IK
liabilities
Capital tockpaid in 5 50000 00
Surplus fund 25000 0 J
Undivided profit- less expense and
taxespaid 6502 01
National bank notes outstanding 50010 00
Duo to other national banks 10293 47
Due to state and private banks and
bankers 61869 45
Individual depo its subject to check 153282 IK
Timecertificatesof deposit 903 3 17
Cashiers checks outstanding 6282 19
Total 153593
State of Nebraska
County of Red Willow f83
I It A Green csishicr of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that tlm almvo bail
ment is true to the best of my knowledge aud
belief
R A Gueen Cashier
Cokuect Attest
V Franklin
G H Watkins
A McMillen Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd
day of February 1910 C K Eluiceu
Iseal Notary Pnblic
Mj commission expires February 0 1912
NOTICE
Jay H Snyder will take notice that on the
24th day of January 1910 P S Heaton a justice
of the peace of Willow Grove precinct Red
Willow county Nebraska issued an order of
attachment for the sum of Sl1192 in an action
pending befon him wherein Edgar liiiber is
plaintitf and Jay H Snjder defendant that
propertj of the defendant consisting of one
Story i Clark upright piano has been attached
under said order Said cause was continued to
the 11th day of MarcVi 1910 at ten o clock a m
t 3t Edoak IIuuek Plaintiff
McCook Nebraska February 3 1910
PLEASANr RIDGE
Ca3per HacUenkamp came heme Sat
urday from Excelsior Springs Mo a
little improved in health
Born to Mr and Mr n Peter S Smith
February 2 1910 a little daughter
Mrs Miller returned to her home near
Culberton after a few weeks visit with
her daughter Mrs Frances Hacken
ka up
Claude Taylor and family visited at
D II Shepherds Thursday
Mike Schneider will move on the Wes
ley Rozell farm in the near future
Quality like blood tells Quality ex
plains the well earned popularity of the
Famous Loomis High Patent Fours
Sold bv McCook Flour and Feed Store
VALENTINES
Some dainty things at reasonable prices now showing Also
VALENTINE POST CARDS BOOKLETS and hearts
and other seasonable articles for Decorative Purposes
TRIBUNE OFFICE
