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young man or woman
starting out in life No
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neither should you bo a
spender Thosonsible
and easy method of creat
ing a fund for your future
needs is to open an ac
count with this bank de
posit whatever you can
each week or month
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your success will be as
sured Better start now
you will never regret it
First
National
Bank
McCook Nebr
am
By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Entered at postofiice McCook Nebraska as
second class matter Published weekly
The Fremont Daily Herald has sus
pended for lack of patronage and
will in future appear as a -weekly
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Honor to Whom Honor is Due
Hon John C Gammill senator
from this district made The Courier
den a social call Wednesday Mr
Gammell was just returning from
the Republican state convention and
was feeling pretty well over the
work accomplished there He says
the way is wide open for Republican
success in the coming election
Johns record in the last legislature
stands A No 1 and the people of
this senatorial district can do no
better than to return this old tried
and true exponent and brilliant
fighter for Republican principles to
his former field of labors in the
state senate Nebraska at this
time needs all such heroes to help
plan formulate and legislate for
the betterment of her oncoming
thousands of laboring people who
depend upon men tried and true to
see that their interests are observ
ed and protected Now let the
people again return this old and
trusty servant ot the people to once
again represent them in their battles
for prosperity Curtis Courier
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Fire and Wind
Insurance
Written in First Class
Companies
C J RYAN
Flour Feed Main av
4tZi1t
FOR SALE
One three piece mahogany parlor
suit upholstered in silk plush
One mahogany parlor table
Ono mahogany bedstead
One mahogany parlor cabinet mirror
back and glass shelves
One mahogany rocker leather back
and seat
One Turkish easy chair
One couch Boston leather cover
tufted
One quartered oak buffett
Onequartered oak china cabinet
One quartered oak dining table
Sis quartered oak dining chairs
One quartered oak library table
Three quartered oak rockers leather
backs and seats
One quartered 03k chiffonier
One quartered oak dresser
One quartered oak dressing chair
One quartered oak book case
One quartered oak ladys desk
Ono Vernis Martin gilt iron bed
two inch posts
Three 9x12 velvet parlor rugs
One Monarch range in gcod repair
Dishes and other household necessi
ties
All the above almost new Inquire
at TRIBUNE office
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for senator of the 29th
senatorial district of Nebraska sub
ject to the decision of the Republi
can voters at the primary election to
be held on Tuesday August 1C 1910
In announcing my candidacy I desire
to say that I stand unequivocally on
the platform adopted at the Republi
can state convention
JOHN F CORDEAL
For Representative Announcement
to Voters
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for renoraination to the of
fice of representative of the G5th
district subject to the will of the
Republican voters at the coming
primary election
If elected I will use my influence
and vote for county option law and
will always vote for the peoples
choice for United States senator with
out regard to my individual prefer
ence PRANK MOORE
Senator Gammill Lives Here
The following item seems to have
been hatched by the Culbertson Ban
ner
Among those mentioned as pos
sible candidates for state senator from
the 29th senatorial district to fill
the vacancy caused by the removal of
J C Gammill to Lincoln county is J
F Cordeal of McCook Mr Cordeal
is well known to the voters of the
29th district as a bright young at
torney and would be a credit as
senator
Senator Gammill has no interest
whatever in Lincoln county and has
no intention of leaving the ranch on
the Medicine where he has made his
home for the past thirty years
Stockville Republican Faber
INDIANOLA
Quite a crowd of people came down
from McCook Thursday evening to
enjoy a swim in the pool and to attend
the dance
Miss Laura Glandon of McCook is
visiting wi h friends and relatives this
week
Charlie Gentry of Danbury was a
Sunday visitor at the Gentry home
coming over in his automobile
A light shower fell Sunday evening
cooling the air and settling the dust
Mrs Ea 1 Korb from near Danbury
visited with the homefolks Sunday and
Monday
Work has I egun on the new Caine
lumberyard just north of the depot
Miss Clara E Hawke stopped off for
a few days visit en route from Dc nver
to Sutton
Mr Sams returned from California
Sunda morning He was also at Reno
and saw the ligh and hf s been kept
busy telling about it
Quite a crowd wer t down to Cam
bridge Sunday to attend the Chautau
qua some renihining and others return
ing home on No 5
No 5 was detained quite a while on
Tuesday night because of something
going wrong with the enaine No lis
engine had to give them a start
Mrs Unger was quite badly burned
Monday She was blacking the stove
when the bla king caught on fire She
becam frightened and threw a bucket
of water on it thus driving the flames
onto herself One side arm and hand
were burned
A number of our town boys have gone
up to Curtis to camp by the lake for a
week or two
R F D No 4
It is dry in more ways than one on
route four
Mrs Harm Smith will go to Denver
Friday on a visit
Clarenca Baker is working for Harm
Schmidt
William PicMum is hauling otf toma
toes by the bushel
Milton Clark has a field of alfalfa
that is seeded fine
Mrs A P Cathcart died early Sun
day morning
W G Dutton O J Schmitz Wallen
and Hoyt are all threshing this week
All you can hear is the hum of the
machine all day
Robert Noeee is putting up alfalfa
this week Also is S B Rankin
Suit Case Parasols 89c
Our 135 jointed handle parasols
are now closing out for 89 c each
Their utility and good materials rec
ommend them at sight The Thomp
son D G Co Utmost value
The4 Only Union Made
overalls in the city are the Carhart
Huber is the exclusive agent Also
jackets and caps The phone Is 97
G E Thompson was called to St
Anthony Idaho close of last week
by news of serious illness of his aged
mother He returned Monday leav
ing the mother better and improving
though in her Slst year
Kodaks and kodak
J Connell Druggist
supplies Mc-
C3S58
A QUICK CHANGE
Tho Sweat Taffy That Cams After the
Cold Roast
Say Jen said Kutlc the brunette
with white side combs iu her hair I
see Mamie bus bleached her hair again
Aint it terrible
Yes perfectly awful replied Jen
nie She asked me if I would do it
if I were she and I said yes Dont
she look perfectly dreadful and it
getting streaked already You could
tell iu a minute it was bleached tin
roots are so dark
Sure 1 noticed that responds
Katie And say did you see the rag
of a dress she had on yesterday And
Its 8 1 gracious Looked perfect y
dreadful diunt it
Perfectly dreadful echoed Jennie
Well she wanted a pattern and I
gave her the oue of that dark blue silk
I had three years ago said Katie
You did
Yes I did
Oh
And the hat she was wearing con
tinued Katie Did you get your optics
on that
Yes
Perfect sight wasnt it
Where did she get it
Oh down at the Moodys I helped
her pick it out was Katies reply
Why why here comes Mamie now
she continued Hello Mamie you
dear sweet thing How nice you look
too darling for anything
Yes indeed added Jennie Yon
do look perfectly charming Say lets
all go and get some soda
And the three friends walked away
together New York Times
The
PROCRASTINATION
Habit of Putting Off Doing
the
Serious Things of Life
Much of the uuhnppiness and im
providence iu life is caused by early
habits of procrastination habits con
tracted unconsciously perhaps when
character is in its formative stage and
nt the very time when most attention
should be given to the untrained na
ture It is so easy to fall into a happy-go-lucky
way of living so easy to jog
along unconcernedly doing the things
which suit us best and perhaps which
count for the least and leaving undone
all the acts and unspoken all the words
and unexpressed all the thoughts and
unused all the advantages which are
really so essential to a better under
standing of ourselves and the wonder
ful life being lived about us
What a bright world of promise ful
filled this would be if responsibility
could only be made half as attractive
as some of the minor diversions which
seem to furnish so much pleasure to
their partakers If the hard places
could be made soft the rocky roads
smooth and ditlicult undertakings easy
there would be small need for putting
off from day to day the task of fulfill
ing any task whatever As it is with
the cerrainty that happiness unalloyed
is not within the grasp ot man and
with the knowledge that sorrow and
trouble must come at some time int
each of our lives it seems strange
that for all our weak human uature
we cannot learn the lesson that pro
crastination teaches and benefit there
by
An Office Business Only
A young man called at the office of
a justice of tbe peace and with some
hesitation made known bis business
v bicb was to be married The jus
tice replied that he thought he could
perform the service and asked if the
young man bad his license
Yes sir the youth replied
Well where is the young lady
She shes at her fathers
Well bring her here
Shed rather be married at home
squire
And you expect me to go there and
marry you
Yes sir If you please
Young man said the justice this
office of mine is like a department
store We sell matches here but we
dont deliver them at the hnue
Youths Companion
Cats and Dogs
According 10 a Fiem li investigator
domestic animals n certain
amount of reasoning power often act
upon reli ex notions am can associix
ideas from which they draw intr
ences Doirs and still more so cats t
says learn to imitate the voice aim
movements of their masiers or uns
tresses He has noticed old watchdogs
which when they barked had peculiar
intonations which resembled the voico
of their masters Cats try liy the wa
in which they cry to make iheir iims
tresses understand exactly what tiiey
want
Appropriate Styles
Thai eliiruiioiiist believes in dress
Ing the part for any recitation
now do you ineanV
Why when she read the story about
the sailors deserted on the lonely is
land she wore a costume of maroon
and at her lecture on Celtic wit her
dress was trimmed with Irish point
Exchange
Bad Combinations
Rambo 1 have a pair ot glasses at
home that make me see double Bald
winYes Ive seen you using them
One is a beer mug and the other is a
whisky tumbler Chicago Tribune
The Particular Sex
A blind girl lately discarded her af
fianced lover because a confidential
friend informed her that the young
man squinted Philadelphia Ledger
Never quit when failure stares you in
the face A little more energy often
j changes a failure into a great success
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BARTLEY
George S Durbin made a business
trip to Lincoln fore part of the week
returning home on Tuesday
Freedom reports an inch and a half of
raia Sunday night
Quite a number of people from here
are attending the chautauqua at Cam
bridge this week
Mr and Mrs AF McCord returned
home from Missouri Thursday even
ing where they have been visiting the
past month
A L Hopwood of Vinton Iowa came
in Monday evening for a visit of a few
days with his son Littell
Mr Ricker a cousin of Dr llathorn
whom he has not seen for 48 yearscamc
in from Wisconsin Sunday to mike
tbe doctor a visit It is needless to say
that the doctor was surprised and
pleased as he had not heard of him
since 18G2 and did not suppose him to
be living
Ray Hindman returned Wednesday
from his trip to the Sand Hills
Advertised List
The following letters cards
packages remain uncalled f
Big August
Shirt
Every 100 waist goes for
each 7
Ever 125 waist goes for q
each O V
Every i 50 waist goes for 1 f
each lly
Every Si 75 waist goes for
each 1 V
Ever 200 waist goes for
each 15y
and
at the
postoffice
Advertised ongAugust 4th 1010
Letters
Mister Harley Bradley 5 Mrs Anna
Coyle J McMaines Mr Jesse W Mc
Keurley Mr Jesse Ray 5 John Snook
Mr Dan Toof Mr Roy A Tibbetts
Miss Grace Wood
Cards
Miss Corine Baker Mr Jesse TBurt
Fred II Butt Mr Ernestf Commons
Miss Bessie Ducker Mr J HJohnson
Mr Fred Lane Mrs John Manners
Miss Gladys Niter Miss MarielShocky
Mr J D Thorn Mr O B Wilson
Six letters for Greeks all foreign
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
JUST PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Fae Condo who has been the
guest of her cousins Mrs W H
Browne and family left last Tues
day for her home in Monticello In
diana
Dr E E Cone of Oxford and Dr
D S Palmer of Holdrege were up
last Saturday night to hold a consul
tation over Mrs W S Tomlinson
who has long been very ill
Miss Winnie Browne and Edward
returned Tuesday morning from a
delightful weeks outing at
the guests of a
party of friends from Denver
Phone 56
mmmmaaKKKKBKm i5
Waist
Sale
August i the month for White Shirt Waists and we make it possible for you
have your share by offering our entire stock of waists at the following great
reductions for
One Week Only August 813 Inclusive
Every 225 waist goes for
each P lyy
Every 250 waist goes for 1 on
each 10V
Every 300 waist goes for v
each JL27
Every 400 waist goes for cC
each W
Every 500 waist goes for c
each OOy
And we offer all our Silk Satin and Net Waists at JUST ONE THIRD OFF
Call and lay in a supply of waists during this one week of bargains
W L K L
DRY GOODS MILLINERY and LADIES FURNISHINGS
222 Flain av
McCook Neb
I
You Make Money
with New Wagons
Also extra Boxes Spring Seats and End Gates at
Special Low Prices
Come in and get fitted out
McCook
Hardware Co
Phone 31
McCook Neb
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and tight boxes in fact enough grain can be saved in mar
keting a crop to pay BIG INTEREST ON YOUR INVEST
MENT Besides this we are selling the highest grade
wagons at a
1 000
Reduction
because we need the room And -as we bought these wagons
right wearegoing to GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT
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