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TWENTY EIGHTH YEAR
Small orders carried home
just as well ae big ones We bave a
prompt delivery service and help our
customers all we can besides giving
them the wldestassortmont of the choic
est Groceries at the lowest market prices
We are great sticklers for the Pure Food
laws and we have a standard of our own
which prevents us buying any but the
purest of groceries for our patrons
liook for Saturday Snaps at
THE BEE HIVE
D B Dovle Phone 47
We Are proud
and bave reason to be over the satis
faction of those who bave come to us
for wall paper this spring although
its a little early in the season The
large number of rooms that we have
so elegantly fitted with paper speaks
well for the assortment we have to
seleot from and in complimentary to
the artists who so nicely combine the
colors schmes and artistic designs
into such pleasing combinations
We also have a nice line of cheaper
papers room mouldinge and other
decorations We are always pleased
to show our paper and invite all who
are interested to come in and look
them over
O R Woodwobth Druggist
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Morning subject -Everlasting Pun
ishment
CONGREGATIONAL
Morning subject Knowing by Do
ing Evening The Messengers of
God to the Soul
BAPTIST
Morning theme One and Another
Evening A Character Study B Y
P U topic Christ Our King
METHODIST
Morning subject The Ministry of a
Good Life The evening service will
be a special service for the men We
would like to have every man that can
arrange to do so be with us Reserved
seats for men The Rogers orchestra
will furnish special music Evening
subject What is He Worth Men
women and children invited
You May Look a Long- Time
before you find another wall paper stock
where you can find just what you want
as in ours
There are several reasons for this
Weve got the stock weve got the var
iety and the right prices It is more to
your interest than to ours for you to at
least 6ee our stock before buying
L W McConneli Druggist
Dissolve Partnership
Messrs Dorwart Newlon have dis
solved partnership Mr Dorwart con
tinuing the business at the old location
under the Citizens National Bank Mr
Newlon occupies offices in the Lehn
building 207 upstairs Main avenue
New Silk Petticoats
from a factory that makes the silk and
makes the petticoats too All colors in
a beautifully made deep flounced style
at 150 Black ones 399 to 5 We
save you 25 per cent The Thompson
D G Co Utmost value
Carload of Go Devils
just received the John Deere kind
the kind that hoes the corn Your
neighbor has one ask him about them
McCook Hardware Co
Tomato Plants
Thousands of them We have 100000
to sell at prices according to size and
transplantation Bargains by the hun
dred McCook Greenhouse
For Rent
Office rooms over Electric Theatre
McCook Hardware Co
A F A M Meeting
Special meeting of McCook Lodge
No 135 A F A M Friday April 29
at S p m Work in E A degree
By Order of the W M
C L Fahnestock Secy
ADJOURNED SESSION OF COUNCIL
Licenses and Permits Granted Com-
mltee Appointed to Investigate the
Telephone Proposition
The city council mot in adjourned
session Monday evening with a full at
tendance of officials
Saloon licenses were granted to Mc
Fann Cox Mitchell Bros M U
Clyde James Steinman Dan P Clouse
and J WLatbrop
Druggists permits were granted to L
W McConnell and C R Woodworth
Billiard licenses were granted to Wil
liam Sullivan C E Bailey and Mc
Donald Burnett and these same
gentlemen were alBO granted card- table
licenses
A permit was given to D G Divine
to ihstal a Bower gasoline tank at his
garage on west B street
The matter of the application of the
Bartley Mutual Tnlephone Co for fran
chise to connect with the court bouse
was referred to a committee composed
of Messrs Stansberry McConnell and
Waite for investigation and report
The matter of providing feed lot and
hitching facilities was broached aud
the same was referred to the commit
tee on streets and alleys for investiga
tion and recommendation
The mayor was authorized to appoint
another policeman with the salary of
the night policeman
Bills were allowed as follows
H W Conover expenses g 185
Omaha Printing Co stationery 2 65
Mrs Sarah Smith bill of 5000
for use of building on west C
street for detention purposes 2500
Following fire claims were allowed at
last meeting of council
100 each G L Harmon Elsworth
Ward John Madron L P Davis
Frank Putnam C L Hileman H M
Snider J C Niccolson E F 03born
C E Emerson L W Jennings John
Wentz M R Osborn J W Spencer
John Burnett C W Snider John
Gaarde WF Feekin John Miller C
A Leach Whitney Hosier
200 each O W Kelley Samuel
Pickard W C Allison Vergie Barba
zette Floyd Berry
D Benjamin 8100
O A Leach 500
Hay For Sale
Loose wild and baled hay and alfalfa
hay for sale Ed Flitcraft phone ced
ar 3682
John Cashen Auctioneer
Indianola Nebr Dates booked at Mc
Cook National bank
Hay and Alfalfa For Sale
by SBRankin Phone ash 3681 24 tf
Announcement
Our Soda Fountain is again opened
and we are well equiped to serve the
cool tempting and refreshing soft
drinks that have In the past so
thoroughly characterized our store
We want to see all our former soda
customers back again this year and
lots of new ones too
C R Woodworth Druggist
Adultery Case Reversed
The case of James Purdy who was
found guilty in the district court of
Red Willow county on a complaint
charging him with adultery has been
reversed by the supreme court The
court holds that it is material whether
or not Nancy J Lane the woman in
the case was married Purdy was not
permitted to offer testimony showing
that Nancy J Lane was not the law
ful wife of William H Lane who had
said she was his wife Purdy contend
ed that Lane bad not been divorced
from a former wife prior to his mar
riage to Nancy JLane On this ac
count the suit is reversed for error
Lincoln Journal
Left Without Farewells
W F Purdy the painter and paper
hanger left the city close of last week
without the usual farewells or the form
ality of cleaning up some business affairs
There are several creditors in small
amounts
Lest You Forget
We now have a complete line of latest
designs in wall paper also have special
books with select pattern from which
to order if not suited in stock Our de
sire is to please
A MoMillen Druggist
Pasture for Horses and Cattle
On sections 15 and 16 Valley Grange
precinct at 40c per month for cattle
and 50c for horses 14 4t
Albert Ebert
Farm Loans
Optional payments No cash com-
1 mission required P S Heaton
Money To Loan On Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
To the i Public
I issued a proclamation setting -Tuesday
April 12 as a cleaning up day I
appealed to the citizen of McCook
touching their civic pride and their
general welfare for the health of the
community and I want to take thi op
portunity to kindly thank all those who
cooporated with us in trying to make
the streets and alleys of McCock a
pride instead of a disgrace
I find there are some that have either
forgotten or else do not intend to take
care of their alleys or clean up the re
fuse on their lots and to these 1 want
to say I bave ordered the streets and
alleys committee to serve a notice and
if this notice is not complied with I
will see that the offenders lots and
alleys are cleaned and this expense will
be taxed up to their property
I trust that I will not bave to cause
any distress to any citizen of McCook
but I wish to say that this administra
tion proposes to make all offenders of
the law be as decent as possible and a
person that allows tin cans ashes
papers and rubbish of any nature to ac
cumulate on their lots or in the alleys
are not only violators of our city ordi
nance out are also violators of the laws
of the state of Nebraska
I appeal to you for the last time
Comply with the law and clean up
Airil 25 1910 Ed Hubek
Mayor
Its Worth While
to have the cash so that you can enjoy
such prices as these Simpsons and
American prints the best prints made
5Jc Bleached and unbleached mus
lins 5Jc yard 81 inch wide bleached
sheeting Peperell grade 28c Teerless
carpet warp 25c lb Best table oicloth
15c Best apron ginghams 6 c Yard
wide black taffeta siik 1 grade for 79c
Mens union suits 75c to 150 Window
shadas 25c and 35c Lace curtains 85c
to 650 a pair White quilts 79c to
375 Childs gingham dress trimmed
with embroidery 29c Rompers 25c to
50c Suitcases 125 to 750 Mens
suits 5 to 15 Mens stout drill pocket
bib overalls 44c and a thousand other
interesting items All for cash only at
strictly genuine cash prices The
Thompson D G Co Utmost value
Pleased With Their Sale
W N Rogers of Shadeland is greatly
pleased with the result of the combina
tion sale in South Omaha The Rogers
had some thirty head of cattle in the
big sale of over one hundred animals
Theirs was the highest average among
the sales 186 10 per head When it
is a matter of delivering the goods in the
Hereford cattle line or managing a sale
W N Rogers has meat of them beateu
eight furlongs and then some
Eureka Chapter Officers Elect
At the regular election of officers Fri
day evening Eureka Chapter chose the
following for the ensuing term Worthy
Matron Mrs Z L Kay Associate Ma
tron Mrs George Willetts Worthy
Patron W H Dungan Secretary D
J OBrien Treasurer W E Hart
Conductress Mrs W H Dungan As
sociate Conductress Miss Elizabeth
Bettcher
Its Mighty Seldom
you see such attractive Wall papers as
McConnell is showing this year When
you go there to choose wall paper for
your home youll fiud it an easy matter
as he has such an immense variety to
choose from and the prices are as tempt
ing as the papers
L W McConnell Druggist
For Sale
My residence on 5th street E 8 room
house furnace beat two lots Thirty
shade and fruit trees Good barn and
hen house Fine cement walks In
quire of E H Doan at McCook Mills
or at residence Phone black 405
Babies Headwear
Lawn silk and mull caps straw caps
crocheted silk caps white canvas wash
able sun hats white pink and blue sun
bonnets 20c to 1 The Thompson D
G Co Utmost value
5300 Will Buy
a 1J6 horse power air cooled gasoline
engine and pump jack at McCook Hard
ware Cos Cheaper and more reliable
than a windmill
Using Their Rifle Range
The boys of company G are mak
ing use of their rifle range north of the
city Sunday afternoons
Farmers and Cattle Men
Have any ot your cattle shown
symptoms of blackleg If so you
ought to get busy with blackleg vac
cine of some kind We have the vac
cine in several different forms and
the instruments to inject it with
Come see us if you are in need of any
U R Woodworth Druggist
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THE BOARD ELECT CORPS 0FTEACHERS
The List Includes Most of the Present
Corps Miss Bednar Resigns and is
Succeeded by Miss Cora Scott
-The board of education announces
the selection of the following teachers
for the next term of school to cooperate
with Supt C W Taylor in maintaining
McCooks schools among the best in the
state
To succeed Miss Julia Bednar resign
ed they have chosen Miss Cora Scott
who has been teaching language in the
high school Miss Scott is an able and
experienced teacher and The Tribune
hopes to see her give a good account of
herself as principal of the high school
The following high school teachers
have been re elected
Miss Esther Bailey Miss Ida H
Bowles Miss Mary Hartwell
Re elected grade teachers are
Misses Mary Powers Ada Skjelver
Susanna Ward Laura MoMillen Grace
Lant Anna Hannan Martha Abel
Christine Hollistar Phoebe Waite Lilli
an Moore Catherine Price Cleo Rector
Leonora Dougan Louise Donisthorpe
Millioent Slaby and Mrs May Douglass
There are a few vacancies which will
be filled later
Miss Dougan will be in oharge of the
music instruction
Supt Taylor Mrs J E Morrissey
and Miss Gertrude Morrissey will depart
tonight for Nrth Platte where MisB
Gertrude will contest in the State De
clamatory Contest Friday night Heres
more skill to her cleverness
the board is furtheringsome improve
ments at the East ward school building
Filling it with dirt grading seeding for
lawn cement walks andsofoth
Respond to the Proclamation
Elsewhere in this paper you will find
the second clean up proclamation of the
mayor The Tribune wants to second
the motion with all the emphasisat its
command There is nothing further to
be stated in this connection other than
to direct attention to the sentence in
Mayor Hubers proclamation which
makes it clear that this is final on this
subject and that those who refuse or
neglect to comply will be compelled to
observe the laws of Nebraska and the
ordinances of this city made and pro
vided It is however gratifying to aee
Tiov promptly most of the peoph of the
city complied with too first order and
to note the improved appeararue and
sanitary condition of many of the all yB
of the city
Colorado Apples at Wholesale Prices
We will sell at retail Colorado
Box Apples at Jobbers Prices All
kinds Fresh stock Come and
see us
H G Phelps Commission Co
FARMERS
If you need a lister let us show you
the John Deere Edge Selection Drop
which is nearest perfect of any machine
on the market
New Milk Depot
Milk from Aldemy and Shorthorn
cows any time of day at 5c per qt 20
qts 100 Phone black 271 216 West
B St Arthur Drew
LOT FOR SALE
Finest residence lot in town for sale
cheap Dr C L Fahnestock
If you want to see ladies happy
and neat
A store thats shining a com
fortable seat
A dish of cream and candy sweet
Just go to the Bon Ton up the
street
Mitchell Principal Candiest
Will Teach Marion School
Miss Rachel G Whittaker has been
contracted to teach the Marion school
district No 4 having chaige of the
grammar grade and with privilege of se
curing the primary teacher
Yes We Continue
to make buttons Our machine makes
four sizes at 15c 20c 25c and 35c doz
Bring the scraps of your dress We do
the rest The Thompson D G Co
Utmost value
You Can Apply
Keystone more easily than oil paints
and the surface will be covered without
showing laps and brush marks
A McMillen Druggist
Home Decoration
Want something novel and particular
ly artistic for the walls of that room
Select from McConnells wall paper
stock
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING- APRIL 28 1910
Frank Real Weds Springfield Lady
Wednesday April 27th 1910 Mr
Frank Real of our city and Miss Mary
Eloise Langeman of Springfield Illinois
were united in marriage in that city
Their wedding trip will include a visit
to BoBton Washington D C New
York City and other points returning to
McCook by the latter part of May
The Tribune extends its congratula
tions and with them its heartiest well
wishes
Mr Real is one of McCooks most
substantial businessmen of the highest
type The bride comes from a family of
standing in Illinois Btate capital is ac
complished and cultured
Junior Normal This Year
The eighth annual session of the Mc
Cook Junior Normal will begin June 6
and last to July 29 From all indica
tions there will be a large attendance
All subjects for first second and third
grade certificates will be given Any
one desiring announcement of course of
study and program of work can have
same by asking the registrar Miss
Elizabeth Bettcher The institute work
Will be June 13 Two special instructors
have been provided for this week in ad
dition to the regular facualty For
work in any of the branches indicated
there is no better school in the state
In a Serious Condition
Gordon Hartman was taken to Lin
coln Tuesday night for an operation
for appendicitis His mother and Mrs
CR Woodworth accompanied him An
operation was only partially accomp
lished Wednesday and had to be sus
pended on account of the weak condition
of the patient and the startling state of
a portion of the patients intestines
A telegram about noon today states he
is in critical condition but slightly im
proved over yesterday
Dole Hatcher
Mr Gary Dole and Miss Claudia B
Hatcher were united in marriage Wed
nesday evening at home of bride near
Indianola The bride is the late county
superintendent and the groom general
foreman for the Burlington atDenver
Both are known to a wide circle of ad--miring
friends for their sterling worth
Every good thing we wish them and as
few of lifes ills as possible
Engagement Announced
Mrs C J Bowlby entertained the
Bachelor Girls Club and the Cypher
Girls Club informally Tuesday eve and
as one of the little surprises she an
nounced the engagement of her daugh
ter Miss Virginia to Prof Chas W
Harris in the department of engineers
in the Washington University at Se
attle Prof Harris is a graduate of
Cornell Crete Democrat
Wall Paper Choice
Ourstok of wall paper affords you
the widest possible choice in material
pattern and price Ingrains embossed
gold stripes upper and lower thirds in
dependent side walls crown etc All
new all artistic and all superior papers
for the money Wall mouldings and
beads natural wood finish and tints to
match the paper
L W McConnell Druggist
Day Current June 1st
The McCook Electric Co has ordered
another engine and necessary addition
al machinery for putting on the day
current which they expect to establish
June 1st The Tribune hopes the comp
any will be liberally supported to the
end that the day current may become a
profitable venture and thus an estab
lished year around service
The New Day Policeman
Philip Trout late a boilermaker in
the employ of the company here has
been appointed by Mayor Huber as the
new day policeman He goes on duty
at 2 oclock in the afternoon and re
mains till midnight
Pasture for Stock
Pasture for horses and cattle after
Miy 1st on section 19 Driftwood pre
cinct Horses 50c Cattle 35c per mo
Phone red 349
4 7 4t O N RECTOR
Flower Plants
Asters petunias verbenias pansies
coleus salvias geraniums etc at from
1 cent to 10 cents
McCook Greenhouse
Washable Dress Skirts
from 1 35 to 250 in a large variety of
styles Alterations free The Thomp
son D G Co Utmost value
Pnftv Swell
J - J
The new line of base ball goods at
McCook Hardware Cos i
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FARM LOANS
Whittaker Gray room 3 Masonic
temple McCook Nebraska 25 tf j
Cameras films and other supplies
the kind that it is a pleasure to use be
cause you get good results Ask us
- C R Woodworth Druggist
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tine
NUMBER 49
The
Value of a Dollar
Did you ovor loso your
position without warning
or becomo disabled and
so been kopt from work
for several weeks Did
you have money to carry
you through The value
of a dollar asserts itself
in timo of misfortune and
too often is thought of
only in timo of need If
you would know tho valuo
of a dollar place- a part
of each ono you earn in
tho bank Then when
you aro ovortakon by mis
fortuno you will have
funds to tido you over
and will not larn by bit
tor oxporjenco what can
bo provonted by a littlo
foresight
THE
MCCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President
C F Lehn V Pres
C J OBrien Cshr
directors
J J Loughran P F McKonna
BANKRUPTCY HEUUNG FROM HAYES
Thomas J ONeill of Hayes Center
Makes Application and C A Ready
Is Chosen as Trustee
Thomas J ONeill of Hnyes Center re
cently made application to become a
bankrupt under the federal laws The
hearing in the case was hud in McCook
Monday before Referee Gus Norberg of
Holdrege Quite a number of creditors
were present or were represented It is
stated that the liabilities of ONeill
who was a Hayes Center merchant
were considerable and the assets alto
gether insufficient C A Ready a
jawyer of that burg was made trustee
in the case
McConnell for drugs
McConnell fills prescriptions
It is the Sutton Jewelry Co now
A McMillen -prescription druggist
Seed oats for sale by Updike Grain Co
You can get wall paper at McMillens
drug store
Buy field garden and flower seeds
from H P Waite Co
Play ball and buy your base ball
goods of Barney Hofer 21 4t
Have your oyes fitted correctly
II P Sutton Optician
Buy your wall papers and paints of
McConnells Druggist and save money
All grades of Oxford ilour and each
sack guaranteed at the McCook Flour
and Feed Store
At the Intermission in Temple theatre
building for the Judge Norris 10c cigar
and Novum Templum 5c smoke
For good service and prompt delivery
in hauling and draying of all kinds call
up Monte Cristo Cafe Phone 269
Cabbage and sweet potatoes Come
and pick them out We bave two
houses devoted to nothing else
McCook Greenhouse
We give your family recipes just the
same scientific attention that we do a
regular prescription Bring either to
us Well fill them correctlv
CR Woodworth Druggist-
1909 real estate taxes become
delinquent May 1st and draw in
terest at 10 per cent from that
date 21 4t
C NADEN Co Treas
Pastime Theatre
Ladies Souvenir Day
Next Saturday Matinee
Fashionable Millinery
at Reasonable Prices
m
MISS PECK
ill West B St