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Stick to Pass Book System
Washington Aug 1 The ancient
and loig established pass book sys
tem used in ordinary savings insti
tutions will be adopted for
government postal savings
banks The committees that have
been perfecting the plans for the
postal banks had been considering
what is known as the coupon system
for postal bank deosits but has now
decided that while having some ad
vantages that system might produce
complications that would be undesir
able
According to the coupon system
depositors would receive with each
deposit a slip representing their de
posit together with a coupon for the
amount ol interest that would be
paid on their money The committee
decided there were many objections
to flooding the country with millions
of deposit slips with coupons at
tached many of which would repre
sent values of only a few cents
At a Bargain
My residence at 60S west 2nd st
is for sale at a bargain if taken
soon Call at residence or phone red
152 i 2ts C L WICKWIRE
EXAMINE THEM
CAREFULLY
And youll see why we sell so many
perfumes
A McMILLEN Druggist
Exclusive Agent Exclusive Coffee
Huber is exclusive agent in McCoo1
for the unexcelled Barrington Hall
coffees Priced at 20c 25c and 35c
per pound
PAINTS PAINTS PAINTS
Suitable for any and every purpose
All colors and one quality the best
When its paint go to McConnell
Druggist
REMEDIES FOR
SUMMER COMPLAINTS
All the good kinds
A McMILLEN Druggist
Piano Tuning
I can tune pianos up until Sept 1
Phone S9 or black 344
LEWIS B LUDWICK
Jonn Cashen oncer
Indianola Nebr Dates booked at
McCook National Bank
Money to Loan on Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
Mary Harrison nurse Phone black
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McConnell for drugs
McConnell fills prescriptions
C M MATS0N
Auctioneer
Refer to leading men whom I have con
ducted sales of all kinds for
Phone 57 CITT EESTAURAUT
Updike Will Build a Larger and More
Up to Date Elevator Than
the One Recently De
troyed by Fire
The Updike Grain Co announce
that they have all of the burnt grain
iron and lumber off their grounds
and will at once begin rebuilding
their elevator at this place
It will be one of the largest and
most up to the minute tenninal
vators between Omaha and Denver
Mwiui juntb uiw Yu Yxvv
white mull dresses 269 We save
you 390 on a mans suit of clothes
The Thompson D G Co Utmost val
ue
A Camping Party
McCook furnished Colorado a big
For Sale
One second hand Reo auto in good
condition Five houses and lots for
sale or trade Also 120 acres bot
tom land for sale or trade Phone
red 3S1 C W Dewey
You Know You Can
get the regular opaque window shades
on spring rollers for 25c each at The
Thompson D G Co Utmost value
Quality and price courtesy and
promptness in delivery are making
for success at the McCook Flour and
Feed Store
Small debts accumulate rapidly
Small savings do likewise Begin to
save something today Deposit it in
the First National Bank
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camping party Sunday night Among Wilson
those in the party are P Walsh J
E Molund Jack Hardy L W Mc
Connell W D Darnell H P Waite
George Campbell C A Fisher and
Clarence Purinton They went to
Steamboat Springs over the Moffatt
line but their camp will be in the
mountains a number of miles from
that terminal point on the line and
can only be reached by wagon N
J Campbell expects to join them
later That the boys will enjoy a
great outin
very large line of unusual and novel
sorts All the latest fads and fancies
in pocket book making All of the
newest and most novel materials fash
ioned in the most artistic manner
If you want something entirely dif
ferent from what you can find else 1
where we have them and we warn
you that youll be surprised at their
beautj and variety j
L Wr McCONNELL Druggist
Rev Hobscn Resigns
Rev F D Hobson pastor of
Christian church at this place and at
Trenton has resigned He is tempor
arily visiting in Danville Illinois It
is stated that his future home will be
in Kearney and that he will not en
gage in ministerial work there
Minutes Board of Education
August 1 1910
Application of I N McDougal for
janitorship was read and placed on
file
C W BARNES Secretary
Milk Spread Disease
Dr W H Wilson state tfealth in
spector has returned from McCook
where a prolonged epidemic of scarlet
fever has existed No deaths have
resulted but quarantine did not
check the disease From sixty to
seenty cases existed The increase
in the disease was traced to a ranch
mans house five miles from town
The fever had gone through his fam
ily and the convalescent children
were milking cows that supplied milk
to a portion of the town The sale
of milk was stopped the dairy was
as they expect to profit by every placed in quarantine and the usual
late improvement in the market
They contemplate being able to har
dle grain at McCook in about six
weeks
In the meantime they have an of
fice two blocks east of the one re
cently burnt and their phone number
remains 169
We Sell
Best calicos 5c best apron ging
hams 6MC 36 inch black taffeta silk
for 79c spring roller window shades
standard quality 25c boys blue den
im jackets 35c boys blue overalls
with double front and seat 44c mens
blue overalls with bib and swing poc
kets 44c jackets the same mosquito
bar 5c a yd best table oil cloth 15c
best 2 bu bags 25c best wide sheet-
ing 28c ready made sheets 60c pil
low slips 135 per doz mens stout
shoes 190 hair nets 5c hemp car
pet 35c square yard feather pillows
65c each boys every day shirts 19c
ladies gauze vests 5c up all 500
sanitary measures enforced
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DONT LET HEADACHE
SPOIL YOUR OUTINGS
How often a pleasure trip is marr
ed by an attack of headache expos
ure to the sun or wind change of food
or water or new conditions of any
sort commonly bring on a headache
You can feel secure against such at
tacks if you will always carry with
you some of
McCONNELLS
HEADACHE CAPSULES
Take when headache threatens they
prevent attack taken after a head
ache starts they soon banish it Pleas
ant to take harmless and always
sure Price 25 cents
L W McCONNELL Druggist
For Sale
One of the most complete threshing
outfits in Nebraska consisting of one
25 horse Gaar Scott plowing engine
one 36 60 new model separator Gar
den City feeder weigher tanks and
all attachments 28 2t
C A LARSON Stratton Neb
Mrs
dianola
Is Very Seriously III
Henry Colling of near In
is at the home of A M
in our city and very low
A year or so ago she was operated
upon for a cancer on the breast
East McCook Dwelling For Sale
And vacant lots Good water
Prices reasonable Terms easy Call
at residence corner B and 10th street
east FRANK COLEMAN
Childrens Rompers 25c
and 50c Well made of good
Witiimfr h snvinrr I wasname material Ages i to 5
wu vb w O
UTTERLY DIFFERENT
POCKET BOOKS
39c
Wp have nlmitv nf flip nnnvpntionnl i
3rears The Thompson D G Co
I Utmost value
Those
White
money Others up
Thompson D G Co
Quilts at 79c
are mir m size neat m weu
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kinds such as you see elsewhere
aud ver v desirable for the
but what is of greater interest is thehemnled
VIOLET AMMONIA
stimulates cools and
skin
to 375 The
Utmost value
cleanses the
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Dispatched as Usual
Beginning with August 1st
i gation of mails out of McCook was
discontinued
Corns Hurt
not try a good
Why corn cure
The kind we sell
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BROWNIE NO 1
Free for 20 worth of cash checks
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Farm Loans
Whittaker Gray room 3 Masonic
temple McCook Nebraska 25tf
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It works like a kodak Ask for a
copy of The book of the Brownies
L W McCONNELL Druggist
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Miss Mayme Dwjer of
111 is a guest of her aunt Mrs
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 4 1910
REBUILT BETTER THAN BEFORE
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs Harry Beale spent last week
in Denver
C W ShuvleSf i s here looking af
ter his interests
E F Couse is among the ailing
ones these hot days
Mrs George Enoch went up to Den
ver last week on a visit
Dr R H Gatewood is with the
camping party in Colorado
Steve Wilson is visiting relatives
and friends over in Indiana
Dr R J Gunn returned first of
week from his Denver visit
G W Phillips of the nat is work
ing for the gas people at present
Miss Mary Powers is enjoying a
trip to the western coast with a sis
ter
Kewanee
C
J Ryan
C A Hamilton is in the city this
week n the interest of the Brad
street Co
Martin Nilsson of Marion and Mar
ion Powell of Lincoln were city visit
ors yesterday
Miss Delia shepherd is home from
Denver guest of her parents Mr and
Mrs John Shepherd
Mr Will Fahnestock of St Louis
Mo was a guest of his brother Dr
C L Fahnestock over Sunday
Mr and Mr J L Rogers are home
from Hereford Texas where the
have been living for some time
Manager Blanchard resigned from
the management of the McCook Gas
Co August 1st The office work of
the company will now be done
through the First National Bank
i of the company
secretary I
Miss Lenor Fitzgerald arrived
home Tuesday She has been doing
postgraduate work in the Kearney
State Normal this summer A wek
at an enjoyable house party inter-
vened between close of school and he
return home
Mr and Mrs F T Kendall and
Miss Nell Whalen of Staunton 111
were guests of Dr and Mrs C L
Fahnestock over Sunday Mrs Ken
dall is a sister of the doctor They
were homeward bound from visiting
in the mountains
Mrs T B Campbell went down to
xjiucohi eunesuay morning on a
short visit to her daughter Mrs E
J Kates She expects to leave first
of next week for Long Beach Calif
to join her husband there for a while
Mrs Amelia Campbell of Pittsburg
now visiting Mrs Campbell and Mrs
Mehaffey will accompany her as far
west as Salida Colorado on a visit
to a brother
ribtttte
DEATH OF MRS P CATHCART
Drinks a Quantity of Carbolic Acid
by Mistake and the Result is
Fatal Same Day
The death of Mrs Perry Cathcart
last Sunday night is one of the sad
dest particulars
They had threshers at the farm
end of last week and worn down by
the extra work on Sunday morning
Mrs Perry Cathcart drank what she
thought was a portion of citrate of
magnesia It proved to be carbolic
acid in a citrate of magnesia bottle
Mrs Cathcart discovered her mistako
before she swallowed the terrible
acid but not in time to escape inhal
ing into her lungs the deadly stuff
All was done promptly that could be
done but to no purpose and Sunday
night she passed away
Services were held at the Corwin
farm southwest of the city upon
winch the Cathcarts were tenants
Tuesday afternoon after which the
remains were brought to McCook
and interment was made in Longview
cemetery
The departed was held in highest
esteem by all who knew her and
these were many as the family has
lived in this city and country for many
years and her tragic and most sad
death is a shock most keen to all
The Tribune offers the bereaved
husband and children the tenderest
sympathy of this community in their
sorrow and greatest loss
The departed was a member of the
Mrs O E Fern of McCook is vis 1 Degree of Honor lodge at Danbury
iting relatives in Wray and vicinity I and carried a policy of 2000 in the
this week Wray Colo Gazette
Mrs Ira E Converse and little Eve
lyn returned Monday from a ten
days visit with relatives in Hendley
Mr and Mrs R E Benjamin have
returned to McCook from Fairbury
where they have been living for some
time
Mr Wiggins an expert accountant
of the state auditors office is out
from Lincoln visiting his father of
our city
Deputy Treasurer Conover and fam
ily returned Saturday night from
their outing of a few weeks in the
mountains
Miss Bertha Hughes of Edwards
ville 111 arrived in the city last
Friday and is a guest of Dr and Mrs
C L Fahnestock
order
The departed is survived by her
husband three daughters Mrs W
A Cassell of McCook Mrs Ona Rush
of Glen wood Springs Colo and Miss
Irene Cathcart of our city two sons
Rollo Cathcart of Colorado and Ray
Cathcart of McCook all of whom
were present at the funeral
Funeral services of the Episcopal
church were conducted at the home
by C W Barnes of this city
Mrs Cathcart was born in Storey
county Iowa May 19th 1S60 Was
united in marriage in 1876 Spent a
large part of her life in southwestern
Kansas moving to McCook about
eight years since
National Guard to Go to Ft
Riley
According to an order issued by Ad-
Mr and Mrs Howe Smith departed jutant General Hartigan the corn
Saturday morning for Ida Grove manding officers of the First regi
Iowa on a visit of a few weeks with ment Second regiment Signal corps
friends and relatives Medical department Hospital corps
S
Mrs Hattie Shirley was called up are ordered to report with their coin
to Weaver Frontier county last mands the commanding officer of the
week by the serious illness of her maneuver camp at Ft Riley Kansas
brother Charles Jackson August 17 The various companies of
Mrs G E Thompson and daughters the above organizations will move
arrival home Woilnesilav vpnir from ther nome stations on August
from their month of visiting and tour j
of the Yellowstone National nark i
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Bishop Giaves cf Kearney was in
tlie city yesterday oil business I
17th
Company M of McCook will leave
jh uumiu m i u tiutii a in auovti
late There will be an extra hair-
jraire car nttachart tn thf ti nin fnv fha
the diocese the completion of a
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companys effects of all kinds
new rectorj being a special item
Miss Francis Ferguson of Elm creek
for a several weeks visit with her
Death of an Old Settler
MS Rinck of the Willow died on
sister Mrs Harm Schmidt Hastings
this county and had reached a ripe
t
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Mrs T F Rowell returned last
Saturday from visiting her daughter FLIES
Mrs Harry Jones for a few weeks in j WANTED
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Enjoy A November Breeze
while getting a shave hair cut sham
poo etc Such a luxury is assured all
who patronize E M Days barber
shop with its electric fan and other
up to date equipment
The Main Store
On the Main Street
If it is thft frP5hoet nrwl in
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ceries fruits vegetables etc you
seek look no further than Hubers
Osborn 2300 Ohio 250O
Rock Island 2900 Columbia
2900 John Daere Model II
3000 Model B 3100
This will save you from 100
to 600 on these high grade discs
Come in and get one while the
stock lasts
McCOOK HDW CO
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Drink Wedding Breakfast coffee
and be happy At Hubers only
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PRICES
NUMBER 11
Heres Your Chance
Damn Fortune is likely
to say that any day to the
man with a good bank ac
count She seldom says
it to tho man who has
nothing saved up Our
bank is glad to turn good
investments in tho direc
tion of our friends and
will wolcomo your account
whenever you can give it
to us
THE
McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President
C F Lehn V Pres
C J OBrikx Cshr
DIRECTORS
J J Loughran P F McKonna
DEATH FINALLY CLAIMED HER
Mrs William S Tomlinson Passes
On After a Long Illness
The sympathy of this entire com
munity goes out to Mr William S
Tomlinson and the children in the
death of Mrs
Tomlinson which oc
curred at about 7 oclock Tuesday
evening after an illness of over sev
en months during which time every
thing was done to restore her to
health which began to fail about the
first of the year All medical skill
and faithful nursing and care proved
futile and unavailing
Departed was a Christian woman of
high character and esteemed by a
large circle of neighbors and friends
and her deatli is a distinct and per
sonal loss to many
Brief services were conducted at
the home Wednesday afternoon by
Bishop Graves of the Episcopal
church Touching music was the of
fering of five girl friends of thf
daughter Nina namely Miss Minni
Viersen Miss Florence Rosebush
Miss Elsie Campbell Miss Leah Ifn
nell Miss Hazel Merle
The departed is survived by Ihm
husband one daughter Miss Nina and
one son Guy
The remains were taken to Akron
Ohio for interment Thursday morn
ing on No 2 Mr Tomlinson and
Miss Nina accompanying them to
their last resting place They will
likely be east for a month
Eva Andrews was born in Somer
Un Ohio in January 16th 1861 Was
united in marriage December 2
1SS0 with William S Tomlinson
wltli whom she came to Superior
Nebraska in 1885 They lived in
Akron Colo Oxford Nebraska later
on and came to McCook in 1895
where they have since resided De
ceased was an earnest and faithful
member of the Christian church for
many years
Believes in Church Advertising
Spokane Wash July 29 Ihav
drawn people to my sermons by ad
vertising I have attracted them with
moving pictures hot suppers pink
teas and flowers and flags If I havo
had any degree of success in Spokane
it is because of the liberal use of
printers ink said Rev Dr James
W Kramer pastor of First Baptist
church who came to Spokane from
South Carolina two years ago There
is something worse than sensational
ism It is the inability of the church
to produce life The church that does
not advertise is behind the times and
is nursing empty pews and he who
rails against the minister for adver
tising is suffering for a congregation
I am not an advocate of ragtime
methods or vulgar preaching but I
do plead for the church which is a
humming plant of machinerv with
live coals in the fire box smoke cur
jing from the stack and every belt
wheel and pulley going I believe
too that the people need instruction
j and that a minister of the gospal is
tirst last and all the time a
teacher There must be life
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