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A Practical Journey
to pur store in search of pure anil high
grade Groceries will result in your com
plete satisfaction from every stand point
In variety in quality and in moderate
prices wo easily beat all our competitors
and satisfy the most particular purchas
era We solicit the favor of a trial or
der and know we can give every satis
taction
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THE BEE HIVE
D Bl Doyle
Phone 47
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
BAPTIST
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Morning theme Earthen Vessels
Evening The Parting of the Ways
CHHISTIAN SCIENCE
Morning subject April 10th Are
Sin Diseaseiand Death Real
METHODIST
Morning subject The Ladder of Per
fection In the evening Miss Lizzie
Varnoy a missionary to China at home
on furlough will speak on that interest
ing1 and developing country
Accredited Nebraska High Schools
The following list of Nebraska schools
accredited to the north central associa
tion of colleges and secondary schools
was adopted at the Chicago meeting
last Saturday Ashland Auburn Bea
trice Blair Bnwning HaVOmaha
Columbus CreteDoane college
myt
Fairbury Falls City Franklin
acaaemy Fremont Geneva Grand
Island Hastings Hastings college acad
emy Hebron Holdrege Kearney Lin
coln Lincoln academy McCook Min
den NebrasKa City Nebraska military
academy Nebaska Wesleyan academy
Norfolk North PJatte Omaha Pawnee
Piattsmouth Seward South Omaha
Superior Tecumseh UuiverBity Place
York Lincoln Journal i
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it A DelightfuiKensington
MrsjJ Raymond McCarl and Mrs
Earl O Vahue were hostesses at a
charming little kenBington last -Friday
afternoon Refreshments were served
in two courses daintily The
tions ware in pinkand white
Petitioners Namds Wlil be published
We are informed on good authority
that1 the names of all persons who go on
saloon licenses will be printed in the
county nevspapers
temperance people
this
Try pur peroxide cold cream
spring by
not greasy therefore it does not
Typewriter - ribbons papers
sale at The Tribune office
the
FOR SALE
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gOne good double row j One sin
gle row lister Two dpublerov j disc
cultivators Phone ash 3632
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Mrs SE Christian
Interested In Paints J
We can give valuable information on
the subject -
1 L Wl McGonnell Druggist
i WITH ELECTION OVER
and the city saved again noy is the
time tQjgotan Old Trusty Incubator
andget busy McCook Hardware Co
Youought to have ordered -what you
waiit in Tines roses shrubs trees etc
butif you havent and want something
callusand see if we
Greenhouse Cophone red 214
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Saying begins at home andthe found
ation ofa savings account is the deter
mination to save regularly Carry out
your good intentions and call at the
First National Bank
It is
mak3
the hair grow -
C RWoodworth Druggist
Come to us forwaii paper and we will
show you something nice
C R Woodworth Druggist
For good service and prompt delivery
in hauling and draying of all kinds call
up Monte Cristo Cafe Phone 269
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For Sale A driving horse Apply
to J F Cordeal for price and partiqulars
-Pure Gold means good bread Try it
You can secure this flour ptMagners
Bpy field garden andl flower seeds
from - H P Waite Go- -
etc of
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Old OutNew In
City councilnvas fn session Wednes
dayevoning All present MiniileSof
previous meeting approved
Roports of city treasurer police judge
and woighmaster woro placed on file
Ordinance 193 passed and approved
Resolution was passed authorizing the
purchase of lot 13 block 10 original
town for city purposes
J G Schobeland C WKelley wore
appointed a committee to audit the
books of the retiring city treasurer
Bills as follows were allowed
Welsbach Street Lighting Co 5151
McCook Electric Co 7925 J F Cor
aeal trustee 675 W W McMillan 5
BarbazettoSon 8255 CRWoodworth
82353 Barnett Lumber Co 8435 G E
Chipman 26 J V Jones 2 Dr J D
Hare 39 C L DoGroff Go 82817
M JCampbell 10 McCook Republican
S3975 JRMcCarl 8439 First Nation
al Bank 75 Nebraska Teleghone Co
3 j I Spaulding 18 H W Conover
10 Hammond Printing Co 8650
Rodgw sModroll 81560 H P Waite
1250 L W McConnell 1250 M O
McGlure 1250 A CEbert 1250 J
H Stephens 1875 J R McCarl 6250
H W Conover 3750 Bullard Lumber
Co 2 J MHondersonT WAGold
4156 Fred lScnlagef4960 R M Os
bonSop T M Phillippi S1467 W T
Clark 6 John Ekstedt 81 T C liege
man 8550 -
Judges and clerks of election 3 each
J S Lellew George Lellew M J
Clark S Cj Beach W M RozellChas
Weintz 3 W Spencer W H
man Jacob Steinmetz George Burgess
Fire clainis C W Kelley 2 Vergie
Barbazotto 3 John Gaarde 4
Fire claims of 5 each Sam Pickard
E O Vahue John Miller L P Davis
G Harmon Frank Putnam H F
Feekin J W Spencer C W Snider
H M Snider E F Osborn Ellsworth
Ward 7 each John Gaarde C W
Kelley John Madron C L Hileman
W C Allison L W Jennings Floyd
Berry C E Emerson M R Osborn
John Wentz John Burnett
Votewas canvassed and announced
as appears elsewhere in this issue
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New city officers being present they
were sworn in by J R McCarl notary-
publicaftd assumed positions
L W McConnell president of the
council-
Committee appointments Finance
Waite and McConnell Ordinance
Stansberfy and Wood Fire Wood and
Waite Light and Water McConnell
and Slansberry Streets Alleys and
Sewer Stansberrv and Wnnrh
tery and Health McConnell and Waite
iCemetery Trustees Mesdames H E
Culbertson H A RouchRoseBayless
EmersdnHanson JG Schobel Park
Mesdames B Mills L S Viersen
HN Rosebush
Chief of Police RM Osborn
Night Policeman TMiPhillippi
CemeterySextpn WA Gold
Physician Dr J D Hare
Weighmaster J M Henderson
Attorney J R McCarl
1 Pdundmaster WW Barritt
John Ekstdt was rehired for street
worlc and sprinkling at 35c per hour
j T C Hegemart was rehired as park
sexton at 40 per month
j City physician sworn in
Adjourned
For Sale
J 320 acre relfnguishment and lease on
school section 960 acres in all
SeeLE
Corinells
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Barger room 3 over Mc-
Lot For Sale
i Fine residence lot 75x140 north end
of Main avenue Shade treses and sewer
i - DrC L Fahnestock
John Casnen Auctioneer
Indianola Nebr Dates booked at Mc
Cook National bank
iFarm Loans
Optional payments- No cash com
mission required P S Heaton
Herrick Refrigerators
for sale- by McCook Hardware Co
I Money To Loan On Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
I Everything indrugs -McConnell
Phone 169 if you want good seed oats
Updike Grain Co
i Buy field garden arid flower seeds
from H P Waite Co
At the Intermission in Temple theatre
building for the Judge Norris 10c cigar
and Novum Templum 5c smoke
J We have the Wedding Breakfast
yrup to go with the coffee at
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Hubers
i Painpj Paint Paint now is the time
to paint We sell paint Paint for all
purposes i The best paint Thef paint
that lookswell and dont crack off Buy
your bainfcof lis l l r
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lu R WPDWOrthi Druggist
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REPUBLICAN TICKET VICTORIOUS
Every Candidate on the Ticket Can Read
His Title Clear to a Certifi
cate of Election
Tuesdays election was ono of tho
most energetically contested in recent
years On tho city ticket tho mayor
alty was the storm center Thecontest
between Huber and Real was close and
in some doubt until the vote of Little
Russia was safely delivered from tho
second ward They doubtless decided
tho day for Huber whose majority is 50
in a total of 69G votes
The vote on the entire ticket is- as
follows i t
IstW 2ndW Total
Mayor
Huber R 182
Real D 200
Hubersmajority
City Clerk
Conover R 287
Gatewood D 92
Conover s majority
Treasurer
Thbrgrimson R 266
McMilleh D Ill
191
123
243
68
240
r
250
221
121
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Majority against
MAGNIFICENT
WALL PAPERS
Take the first opportunity to see
seasons stock of wall papers
373
323
50
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530
160
370
50j
182
Thorgrimsons majority r V324
Engineer l -
Campbell Tt D 341 280630
Police Judge
HeatonR 258 216 474
Sullivan D J03 87 196
Heatons majority - 278
Councilman 1st VVard
Stansberry R 200
Garvey D 177
Stansberry s majority - 23
Councilman 2nd Ward
WoodR D
SchoolBoard
Culbertson R 313
Doan Ri 246
Green D 204
Ryan D 153
292
563
467
325
244
The school board contest was very
active both sides being championed
vigorously by the ladies but the result
was quite emphatic for theRepublican
nominees
Tho initiative and referendnm Vas
decisively defeated
For 110 80
-190
10
-120
this
There isf
nothing like it to be seen elsewhere
in
this part of the state We an showing
the latest novelties and so many of them
that our stock is well worth a sight see
ing visit from any one
The prices are as reasonable as the
papers are nne uur Marge buying en-
ables us to make savings which we save
ior our customers vve pioviae every
advantage in quality assortment and
price
L W McConnell Druggist
Gordon THartman 111 Again
The Tribune is deeply pained to learn
that Gordon Hartman is very ill again
with a recurrence of relapse of his old
complaint appendicitis for which he
jwas operated upon 6ome weeks since
but from which he- has nevsr satisfac
torily recovered
For Sale
My residenceon 5th street E- 8 room
house furnace heat two lots Thirty
shade and fruit trees Good barn and
hen house Fine cement wallis In
quire of E H Doan at McCook Mills
or at residence Phone black 405
HEMP CARPET 35C
Strong hemp Carpet 1 yard wide
in
handsome patterns reversible Moth
proof 35c a yd at The Thompson D G
Co Utmost values
For Sale
Alfalfa seed cane seed millet seed
alfalfa hay and wild hay Phone Cedar
2352 J B Colling McCook
FARM LOANS
Whittaker Gray room 3 Masbnic
temple McCook Nebraska 25 tf
t
We never hesitate to iguaranteeLily
Patent Flqur at the McCook Flour rand
Feed Store
Base hall goods at Woodworth s
- Just the Thing
Some of these farmers dont know
how to handle their prQrtes
Think not I know it Half these
abandoned farms furnish ideal surroundings-
for golf iliriks Louisville
Courier Journal
More Like the Other Place
Mrs A The lecturer described
heaven as consisting of seven entirely
distinct heavens one above t e rtfier
Mrs B Dear me Ishouldntfancy
that kina Its too suggestive- of the
modern flat
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Damaged Steves New Automobile
Steve Wilsons fine new auto met dis
aster TiiesdBy morning about two
oclock returning with a passenger from
a drive to Indianola The Carter bridge
about a mile west of Red Willow was
recently burned out and evidently ad
equate measures had not been taken io
prqtect the travelers against driving into
the hole Joe Malcolm was driving the
car and in the darkness failed to Eee tho
hole and thj heavy car plunged into the
opening Fortunately neither 4rver
nor passenger were injured although
the passenger was thrown uhrough the
glass wind shield The car was quite
badly damaged A dray wagon was sent
outTuesday afternoon and the damaged
car brought to the city Bepairs haVe
been wired for and Steve will - have his
car goingsome in a short while
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The Old Maids Make a Hit
The Methodist church was filled
Tuesday evening on the occasion of
their convention After a lively debate
the young ladies decided that they
would continue to cling Prof Make
over then introduced his marvelous
machine and ground out youthful men
and maidens of accomplishments to the
evident satisfaction of the old maids and
tho audience Coihcidentally there
was a program of vocal and instrument
al music
The old maids enjoyed quite a liberal
patronage and no end of applause
Ivy Day Orator
At a meeting held by the Senior Class
at the University of Nebraska- on April
5th John L Rice was elected Ivy Day
Orator Entering the law department
three years ago John took class honors
for excellence in scholarship in his fresh
man year He has since then represent-
ed Nebraska twice in intercollegiate do-
bates -His class now rightly honors
him
You Can Apply
Keystone more easily than oil paints
and the surface will be covered without
showing laps and brush marks
A McMillen Druggist
WORTH SEEING
Our fine lino of light and heavy
gipsstjust received Call and look them
over - McCook Hardware Co
Get Your Kodak Out
Trees are now at their best for photo
graphing
L W McConnell Druggist
Hay For -Sale
Loose wild and baled hay and alf alfa
hay for sale Ed Flitcraft phone ced j
For Quick Sale
5 room house S E Corner New
See L E Barger
The Store is the Same
But has Another Owner
Bon - Ton
For Everything Good
Refreshments
that Refresh
M E MITCHELL New Prop
Nyals Nydenta tooth paste cleanses
the teeth leaves a pleasant taste in the
mouth It comes out of the tube a flat
ribbon which lays flat on the brush If
you havent tried it you have missed
something good For sale at
Woodworths Drugstore
To convience a stubborn man that
good paint lasts longest show him a
house painted five years ago with Brad
ley Vrooman Paint Full measure
and pure Sold by Stansberry Lumber
Co McCook Neb
We know it to be a positive fact that
Lily Patent Flour is the Best High Pat
ent Flour in McCook McCook Flour
and Feed Store
For sale at a sacrifice if taken soon
my residence Hot water heat modern
Investigate this bargain F S Wilcox
We thank you for your patronage and
hope to see you all at our store again
soon C R Woodworth Druggist
Garden seeds in bulk lawn and flower
seeds flour and feed Phone 25
C J Ryan
Blood purifying time take McCon
nells Sarsaparilla and Burdock
Hires Root Beer now on tap at
WoodwortfB drug store
Buy field garden and flower seeds
rfroniHPWaite Co - -
A McMillen prescription druggist
McConnell fills prescriptions
I JW 44Wk
MCCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 7 1910
A DISASTROUS RUNAWAY
Mrs M J Stroud and Miss 0111 Huet
Both Quite Badly Hurt But Are
Progressing Nicely
Near tho Morrisoy homo in southeast
ern McCook Tuesday ovoning in a run
away Mrs M J Stroud was thrown
from tho spring wagon on her faco and
snoulder and very painfully injured
though fortunately her injuries aro not
grave and sho is resting comfortably
Miss Olho Huet fared worso with at
fracturo of tho knee
Mrs J M Huet was also thrown out
but escaped severe hurts-
MrsStroud was rendered unconscious
and was so found in tho road by a pass
ing auto company and taken into tho
nearby Morrisoy homo
It was a contlo team thov wnm driv
ing and they aro ata loss to uhdorstarid
vun tauMiuiuuir unusual conauct
For Cash Only
Wo sell plain Holland window shades
or 25c boys blue denim jackets 35c
girls gingham dresses vt rimmed in em
broidery for 29c Rompers i25otof 50c
best calicos 5c best apron gingham
6c bleached and unbleached muslins
5c and up suit case parasols handle
iunn i on i n r S I
uisjuiuv iiW luabuer jjmuwa uac io
f itw can oxford snoes in all sizes fori
boys and girls 1 50 to 210 mens
stout blue b b overalls or jackets 44
yard wide black taffeta silk 79c The
Thompson D G Co Utmost value
J The Bon Ton
t E E DeLong has retired from the
Bon Ton which is now conducted un
der the firm name of M E Mitchell
Co Mr DeLong has not determined
just what he will do permanently and
temporarily is on the road for the well
known candy house of Denver Austins
Miss Jessie Armstrong is assisting dur
ing this month in the Bon Ton
The new proprietors will have tho
building repapered and otherwise im
proved as to its interior appearance t jn
readiness for a formal opening in May
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i Bishop Graves Will Be Here
I Bishop Graves will be at St Albans
church Sunday morning April 10th
preaching and confirming at 11 oclock
I He will be at Stratton on April 12th
at 7 30 in the evening
Culbertson April 13th same hour
Imperial April 14th same hour
Do You Smoke
If so try one of Porto Rico cigars
Theyare the real goou rigtt from the
little island They come free of all duty
so you get the 10c Havana quality for
only 5oj Try themt
CiRj Woodworth Druggist
Ladles Wash Skirts and Suits
We invite your inspection of our lines
of these goods Jwhich are Iargearid well
assorted Prices S175 to 750 The
Thompson D G Co Utmost value
Entertains the Entre Nous
Mrs Charles H Boyle entertained
the Entre Nqus club Tuesday
noon in harmony with the best
tions of that social organization
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QUICK MEAL GASOLINE j
stoves are conceded by our competitors
and everybody else to be the best gaso
line stoves on the market Let -us tell
you about theni
7 Room Dwelling For Sale
Modern shade and fruit trees Two
blocks east of opera house 31 4t
W C Blair 407 east 2nd at
LOT FOR SALE j
Finest residence lot in town forsale
cheap
Dr C L Fannesfock
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Want artistic wall papers
Connells stock
See Mc-
You can buy good seed oats of the
Updike Grain Co Phone 169
The Updike Grain Co has good seed
oats for sale Phone 169
Drink Wedding Breakfast coffee
and be happy
Buy field
from
At Hubers only
garden and flower seeds
nPWaiteCo
Corn chops 135 per hundred at the
McCook Flour arid Feed Store Phone
20
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Remember the W C T U meeting
tomorrow afternoon April 8th at the
home of Mrs J W Wimer The sub
ject is Evangelist and Mrs Hartwell
will be leader
Baby Rambler Rosebushes in bloom
for spring planting also shrubs vines
etc We have about fifty cherry trees
and a small assortment of shade trees
Call us to seq if we can fix you out
Phone red 214
McCook Greenhouse Co
Hubers coffee cannot be beat
Coffee from 15 cents to 35 cents
and Wedding Breakfast heads the
list i
NUMBER 46
Would You
Thrtw Away 1000
The man who could
save and bank 85 per
month and doesnt do it
is throwing away SG0 ier
year tho gross earning
power of 1000 at 0 ier
cent interest
Safe investments which
annually pay 0 percent
net aru not so plentiful as
they used to bo
Why not start an ac
count with us and con
servo this 51000 earning
You can opdn an account
with a 5 doposit or even
lossComo in and lot us
talk qver tho matter
THE
Mccook national
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BANK
Wac8h President
C F Lehn V Pres
C J OBkien Cshr
DIRECTORS
J J Loughran P F McKonna
AFTER THE BUCKET SHOP 5EN
The Government Raids the Bucket Shop
Gamblers In
ln Five
Several Cities Arrest
MUllonalres Among
Others
The United States government has
taken a hand in the fight against tho
bucket shop gamblers and in several of
the large eastern cities has arrested tho
operators in squade Among those
rested are at least five millionaires This
action of the government seems to bo a
part of a general movement over the
country to put an end to this form of
gambling which makes a few rich and
adds to the distress of the great body of
consumers in the necessities of life
Entertains Whist Club
Mr and Mrs C R Woodworth en
tertained the young married folks whist
club last Thursday evening at the home
of her parents Mr and Mrs J A
cos A 7 oclock dinner was served
and after a smoker and a season of
music whist was played during the re
mainder of the evening with the most
gratifying results to the numerous com
pany of guests
Entertain the Prlscilla Club
Mrs Viola Kenyon and Mrs W G
Dutton entertained the Priscilla club
close of last week at the home of Mrs
Kenyon the affair having the special
character of a farewell to Mrs A C
Ebert who is a charter member of the
club and whom the club presented with
an olive spoon and fork in token if
their regard and as a remembrance
Light refreshments were served
Childrens Lace Trimmed
double ruflb sun bonnets in plain - J d
colors and white also in checks for u1 -
Womens in large variety from 2u
35c Childrens wa3h hats 25c I u
Thompson D G Co One price tui
figures cash only
Mens New Spring Suits
at S1000 81250 81350 81500 mfi
16 50 just received at The Thump ou
D G Co Utmost value
Hay and Alfalfa For Sale
by SBRankin Phone ash 3031 2 1 i f
Economy is the most essential t
of success If you would be a suec
ful man you must save your money N
matter how little it is you will be wel
come at the First National Bank
FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
Wanted A washerman
McCook Steam Laundry
For Rent Two
Phone red 422 17
furnished rooms
House to Rent Inquire at S02 2nd
street east G room house practically
new
FOR RENT Three nice unfurnished
rooms 1st door east of Conductor JII
Burns residence Mrs Ed JelFersEast
McCook
FOR RENT Two rooms for light
housekeeping Inquire of Mrs E M
Snyder over McCook Hardware store
Pastime Theatre
Friday and Saturday
A Little Imp
Lest We Fortjet
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