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NotKirvg Equals
Old Dutc
Clatses
For Cleaivir Milk
Pails atvd Paivs
Cream Separators Kitchen
and Gooktng Utensils
Wet the article sprinkle with
Old Dutch Cleanser wash thorough
ly with a cloth or brush Rinse
well in clean water and wipe or let
stand to dry This removes dis
coloration corrosian spots and
grease such as ordinary cleansers
will not remove and does it quicker
and easier
It is the best all round cleanser
ever discovered and is perfectly
harmless It keeps everything
about the farm house spickand
span and saves a lot of labor
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Albert Armstrong
tune expense
Avoid caustic aiid
acid cleaners
Not a
poivder
What Everybody Ought to Know
That Foley Kidney Pills contain
just the ingredients necessary to
tone strengthen and regulate the
action of the kidneys and bladder
A McMillen
Olives of all kinds in sizes and
packages to suit all Quality right
Huber Phone 97
Lorna Doone
Mammoth Scenic Production
of Lorna Doonc and Sky Pilot
w ism
This has spent
thousands of dollars in going to the
scenes of these stories with a corps of
jejgiert photographers and in getting
pictures at first hand of the dramas as
originally enacted As an interpre
tire Illustrating monologist he is thq
most unique figure at the
Chautauqua
Dutch Boys
Under the Management of
Sarah Wathena Brown
They sing in costumes of different
nationalities but most enjoy thglj
famous Baseball song as plain
American ladB J
Chautauqua
DANBURY
Several Lebanon people attended
the Sunday school convention here
last Thursday
Isaac Wade came in on train No
189 from Lafayette Indiana and will
3pend the 4th at Marion
Burr Gartin arrived home Wednes
day last from Red Cloud where he
aas been clerking in a drug store
Mrs M M Young is among the
ailing this week
Hal DeMay is home from McCool
with a severely cut head received in
an accident in the DeGroff store
G M Thomas made a flying trip
n his auto to Oberlin Kansas last
Thursday
Mrs Rca Oman and the children
isited a day or two at the home of
M M Young close of last week
Danbury has placed the lid on the
sale of fire crackers in the corporate
limits 4th of July or hereafter
The Danbury basket ball girls are
planning to play the Bartley girls at
Indianola on the 4th
The Masons held a fine banquet
at the hall Wednesday night last
There was a large attendance and a
big time
This part of the country is needing
i good soaking rain
C A Gentry and Pius Lehn were
McCook pilgrims last Thursday
Fern and Ray Dow of Indianola
vere guests at the J E Noe home
ast week
Eli Buck is here from Iowa on a
isit at the Ed Erwin home
Marion and Sunny Kansas played
a game of base ball last Saturday
Sunny Kansas winning in 10 to 9
Tash ion
S R Messner arrived home last
Wednesday from Hot Springs Ark
baths and treatments
Many Danburyites will celebrate
the glorious fourth with the Indian
ola people
Warren Simonson is here from
Manhattan Kansas to spend a few
weeks with the homefolks
O B Woods friends are inquiring
of him what scared him so last
Thursday night
Mr and Mrs C W Rogers and
family were Danbury visitors Sat
urday
Fifteen members of the Danbury
band Avent down to Lebanon last
Friday to hear the Lebanon band
practice
Mr and Mrs Mark Roberts who
have been away for the past four
weeks returned on last Saturday
for a short stay
Tribune readers are enjoying the
increased county news given by the
Tribune since receiving and install
ing its linotype machine It is more
nearly the ideal county newspaper
than any published in this part of
Nebraska If you have any news
worth while at any time send it to
he publisher
INDIANOLA
Gladys and Stella McCool were
edison visitors Sunday
H W Keyes Is putting in an air
pressure system of water works in
his house
Chas Goben and H W Keyes were
VIcCook visitors Monday
Carl Allen arrived from Omaha
Sunday evening
The Farmers Merchants State
asnk have completed the work of
putting in a new glass front in their
3jilding
A C Teel left Sunday night for
Doming New Mexico for a visit with
nis Wife and daughter
Will Reynolds being very generous
took some of his friends for an auto
ride Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs S Thompson left
Sunday for a visit with relatives in
the eastern part of the state
Mr and Mrs Jas Boldman spent
Sunday at Cambrdige with Dr and
Mrs Porter
Fred Minnick and family spent
Sunday at Cambridge
Mrs W P Elmer left Sunday
morning for Denver
W P Elmer is enclosing the swim
ming pool this week
Mrs Owens Lorgnecker left for
Lincoln Tuesday morning
The park is being cleaned this
week for the big celebration July
4th
Glad to Recommend Them
Mr E Weakley Kokomo Ind
says After taking Foley Kidney
Pills the severe backache left me
my kidneys became stronger the se
cretions natural and my bladder no
longer pained me I am glad to
recommend Foley Kidney Pills Ir
a yellow package A McMillen
There are so many great attraction
billed for the Chautauqua which be
gins July 13 that it is hard to pick
out which is the most popular The
safest way to do is to arrange to at
tend the entire season
Principal business houses have
Chautauqua season tickets for sale
By buying now jou will save 50c per
ticket as the price will be raised
when the Chautauqua opens J
MARION
A H Rhodes was at Orleans a few
days last week on business
Misses Ethel Redfern of Fairview
and Lena Sanders from north of
town went to Bankelman via Bird
City last week to attend the Ep
worth League convention
Dr and Mrs Bartholmew and lit
tle Lois who have been stopping
near Lincoln for several weeks
while Mrs Bartholmew Avas taking
treatments in a hospital at Lincoln
irrived home last mid week Mrs
3artholmews condition is somewhat
mproved but they are soon to go
jack for farther treatment
Robert Gore received word from
Congressman Norris recently that
his pension has been increased 15
per month with 4050 back pay
After being with us for several
weeks Mr Solomon left Saturday
avening for a point in Idaho
Mr and Mrs A Reed were initiat
ed into the Pebekah lodge at Dan
bury Saturday afternoon
L D Gockley and wife visited
their son T F and family north
west of town Sunday
The Marion base ball team Avent
to St Francis first of last week
and divided laurels with the St
Francis team in two games win
ning the first with a score of S to
1 The boys came home feeling sat
isfied although the score was raised
in the second game S C Lyons
S H Stilgebower and Ralph Smith
S 1 1 otilaeho ier and Ralph miti
a ii d
Frank Barker formerly of Danbury
drove through here last week enroute
from Callaway Neb to Grand Val
ley Okla They will live on the
the farm of Mrs Barkers mother
Mrs Caroline Berry formerly of this
vicinity
L D Newberry had the misfor
tune to have his best horse killed be
tween two cars last Saturday He
had the team hitched to a car of
binders and twine west of the ele
vator to pull east of the crossing and
when they got to the crossing in
stead of going straight ahead they
started across tiie track with the
above result
Miss Grace llolph of Cedar Bl i s s
the new clerk at J E Dodges store
Daisy Albrechts having resigned
Cassius Dodge and family of Mc
Cook were over Sunday visiters in
town
INDIANOLA
Bess Toogood and Wm Reynolds
were Bartley visitors betwwen trains
Friday evening
Mr J F Holiday and daughter
Helen were McCook visitors Friday
camp meeting
Mr Hamilton and little daughter
Lela of McCook spent Sunday with
A M Puckett and family
Mrs Elmer left for Denver Sun
day for a visit with her daughter
Mrs Wm Collings
Every body anxiously watching the
clouds and wishing for rain
The annual school meeting was
held at the school house Monday
Mrs Baxter returned from her
eastern trip Tuesday
Indianola is planning to celebrate
the Fourth
I M Smith iered luncheon to his
customers Thursday
Mr Gordon and family arrived last
week and have moved into Bernard
Hillers house Mr Gordon lias the
principalship for next year
Mr and Mrs Floading and baby
of Denver are visiting with her par
ents Mr Henry Crabtree and family
PLEASANT RIDGE
Chris and Peter Smith and families
are enjoying a visit with a sister
from the eastern part of state
Hamilton Wright have bought
out the store at St Ann from G A
Somerville
Mr Mohr now carries the mail
on route 1 from Culbertson in an
auto
Glenn Somerville has a Maxwell
car
The Catholic church at St Ann
will soon be completed The dimen
sion are 34x70 making a very nice
church
A good IJiin would be much apm
ciated
BOX ELDER
A good many of the people in this
vicinity are not sure which they will
do yet spend the 4th in the harvest
field or in a grove
Mr and Mrs F G Lytle visited
Mr and Mrs Chas Masters and Mr
and Mrs T J Ruggles at Indianola
last week
The delegates who attended the Ep
worth League convention at Benkel
man lui week uinirt a very n
joyable time and think it a time
well spent Miss Leah Doyle gave a
good report Sunday evening from
her notes taken while there She
gave many good things which will
be a great help to the home league
The McCook Chautauqua will be a
big one See Supt Chas W Taylor
local secretary for particulars
A SENATOR AT CHAUTAUQUA
Robert L Taylor Beloved Orator of
the Southland
It was years ago during the recon
struction days in the Southland when
Robert L Taylor first became known
to fame He was a struggling young
lawyer and his only assets were a half
dozen law books a fund of good na
ture that ebulated in every directiou
and a decrepid old fiddle
A carpet bagger from AVisconsin
was nominated for congress in the
Tennessee district where Taylor lived
and it did not look possible to beat
him Finally Bob was persuaded
to accept the nomination on the oppo
sition ticket and without a logical
chance to win mounted a raw boned
horse tucked his fiddle under his arm
and set out among the farmers and
rough mountaineers of the district
He helped the moushiners at their
stills he washed dishes for the ma
trons wrestled and told stories with
the young men made love to the maid
ens kissed the babies and fiddled
at the barn dances
Taylor went to congress and the
Wisconsin man went back to La
Crosse
At Washington he made a reputa
tion for his keen wit and his sharr
debate
He was elected governor of his
state but he had to beat his brother
who was the candidate on the oppo
site ticket
Those who know him best say thai
he has never sought office voluntarily
He has been forced into every cam
paign and the people love him so much
that he is always elected
Senator Taylor is a deep thinkei
and seldom goes far wrong in his judg
ment of men and public matters He
is a valuable member of the uppei
house of Congress
As an orator and lecturer Robert L
Taylor does not thunder from the for
um He is not a Cicero nor a Webster
His lecture is one of prose poetry Nc
man can draw a more beautiful picture
of youth and innocence and love and
duty than can the Tennessee senator
No man can draw the zenith closer
and put man in closer fellowship with
his astral brothers When Taylor
twangs he sylvan harp strings Na
tures mantle falls and we commune
with the things of earth of air of sea
and sky We are brought into intimate
relationship with the God of light and
life and love
And yet Taylor is said to be one ol
the most successful humorists on the
platform He is an inimitable storj
teller and his rapid transition from the
sublime to the ridiculous taking hh
audience with him willingly goes tc
show that the vale of laughter aric
slough of tears are very close together
CEDARGREEN VIOLINISTS
Nell Bunnell i no Will Be Pleasing
Attraction at Chautauqua
The Bunnell Trio is composed ol
ithree charming lady soloists
Miss Bunnell is a soprano singer ol
unusual ability She has a wonderful
voice expressive full and rich Her
articulation is particularly adapted for
outdoor singing She is accomplished
a S ft
and has many pleasing qualities that
put her and her audience on familiar
terms at once
Miss Clare Kvello is a piano soloist
and accompanist In both capacities
she has proven herself an artist and
her future in the musical world is as
sured
Of Miss M Annette Cedargreen
after she had appeared in recital at
that city the Rockford Daily Star
says
Miss Annette Cedargreen violinist
held her audience spell bound in her
rendition of Vieuxtemps Ballade et
Polonaise She is an artist rising
rapidly as one of Chicagos best vio
linists
Miss Cedargreen thoroughly capti
vated the audience in her next group
of numbers Romance by Godard
and a Hungarian Dance bv Brahms-
Joachim
The folks songs in national costume
by the Brown Choir Boys are particu
larly fetching and you will enjoy them
at Chautauqua
R F D No 3
E B Nelson visited J E Logue
last Friday and was pleased to find
him Improved in health and mind
Logue was glad to see Mr Nelson and
made inquiry about some of his old
neighbors and friends but seemed
content to remain where he is
Harve Nelcor returned home Sat
urday night to prepare to cut grain
Aloiday
Belva Rowland visited her grand
parents Sunday
Arrangements are about complet
ed for the 4th of July celebration
on Dry Creek You are all invited to
ome and have a good time with us
Grace Nelson has gone to help Mrs
Josh Rowland with the sewing for
a while
Bert Goodenberger has been visit
ing his brother James near McDon
ald Kansas
Leeta Knosp was out from Mc
Cook guest of Lucy Nelson last
Thursday
John Randal has his rye in shock
iiil two binders in his wheat field
C M Lofton can use two men and
teams m hfs whent field
If you hivo n race horse which
is not too fast tako him to the cele
bration on Dry Creek
Joe Downs is visiting in the north
par of Nebraska
Scared into Sound Health
Mi P V Kelley Springfield III
writes A year ago I began to be
troubled ith my kidneys and blad
der which grow worse and worse un
til 1 became alarmed at my condition
I suffered also with dull heavy head
ached and the action of my bladder
was annoying and painful I read ot
Foley Kidney Pills and after taking
them a few weeks the headaches left
me the action of my bladder became
normal and I was free of all dis
tress A McMillen
Theodore Roosevelt says A
Chautauqua is the most thoroughly
democratic of all American institu
tions Lets all plan to attend at
McCook beginning July 13
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Jewell
asolioe Stoves
are sold in McCook by
H P Walte and Co
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Keep Your Eye On The
Burlingtons New Main Line
Through Central Wyoming
The Big Horn Basin
is now so well started on its reat wealth producing era that it not only appeals
to farmers looking for new lands upon which to establish new homes under most
favorable conditions but appeals to the Business Man Professional Man Min
Operator and Manufacturer in new towns that are springing up and where raw
material in plenty can be handled at a profit il
The business opportunities consist of locations for new banks general stores
creameries blacksmith shops butcher shops barber shops bakeries harness
shops hotels and restaurants farm implement dealers lumber dealers flouring
mills canning factories furniture factories lawyers doctors and dentists
Wohkmex Needkd All kinds of lnbor is in great demand and the high
est possible wages are paid carpenters get from 8400 to SG00 per day farm labor
ers from 83000 to 85000 a month there is not an idle man in the Basin
Cheap Rate- Landseekers excursions to look over this new country
June 7th and 21st and July th
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Room 6 Q Building Omaha Neb
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DIRECTORS
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Cottage Paints
are sold in McCook by
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
I have Residence and Business Properties for Rent
Office Phone 16
Residence Black 333
McCook Nebraska
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