Better Start
Now
An early fctart and a defi
nite plan goes far toward
assuring success to the
young man or woman
starting out in life No
need of being stingy
neither should you bo a
spender The sensible
and easy method of creat
ing a fund for your futuro
needs is to open an ac
count with this bank do
posit whatever you can
each week or month
Stick to it and in timo
your success will be as
sured Better start now
you will never regret it
First
National
Bank
McCook Nebr
By F M KIMMELL
Entered at postoflice McCook Nebraska as
second class mutter Published weekly
Arapahoe hears rumors of a new
depot to be built at that place in
the near future
Just look into the antecedents the
character and the business of some
of the fellows who are attempting
to stand sponsor for the ability and
character the all-right-ness of one
Jim Dahlman One glance will suf
fice Then remember that law and
principle honor and decency are
above booze and pelf
Suffuagi Amendment
Horlt
Against It
ForD
Agaiust D
U b SrAATiut
Alfred Sorc Mn R
CE Adam It
T M C Uiriniiinhani R
Charles O Whedon K
Elmer J Burkett K
Willis E Keed
Richard L Me calfe D
Gilbert Hitchcock
Govebnok
William Elmer Low R
Addison E Cady K
Chester H Aldrich R
A C ShallenberRer D
James C Dahlman D
Lieutenant Governor
M It Hopewell R
Walter Johnson R
William R Green D
Ralph A Clark D
Secretary of State
John J Ryder R
Addison Wait It
Dr A T Gatewood D
Charles W Pool D
State Auditor
Silas R Barton R
O E Bernecker D
P J Hewitt D
State Tbeasurkr
FJ Sadilek R
Walter A Geoige R
James H McGinley D
George E Hall D
Phelps D Sturdevant D
State Superintend
James W Crabtree R
Frank S Perdue R
nhnrloc Arnnfr Ti
William R Jackson D
Attorney General
C P Anderberry R
Grant G Martin R
C H Whitney D
Menzo W Terry D
Land Commissioner
John Lyon R
Edward B Cowles R
C F Beaushausen D
R W Fleming Jr D
William B Easthan D
Railway Commissner
Henry T Clark Jr R
A J YanAllstin R
E Ewel R
William C Brooks D
W FPorter D
Victor E Wilson D
BenH Hayden D
U S Congressman
George W Norris R
R D Sutherland D
Clarence E Harman D
State Senator
John Cordeal R
John C Gammill R
George Sayer D
State Represntative
Frank Moore R
JW HoppeD
County Attorney
Chas D Ritchie R
Sidney Dodge D
County Commissioner
W N Rogers R
S S Garvey D
W J Fleischman D
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Both Undo Jog and Balllnger an
nounco themselves ready to go over
tho transom rather than to walk out
of the door of resignation Either
will suit the American people
y
The Hastings Democrat says thai
nobody In Nebraska expects Omaha
to be truly good No even common
decency stretches them out of form
and anything approaching observance
of the laws of Nebraska would throw
the community into a conniption fit
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Mayor Phillips of Ottumwa Iowa
ha3 been found guilty of wilful neg
lect of duty in permitting resorts and
gambling houses to run also for
being intoxicated on April 30th and
Judge H E Wilcocksen has handed
J down an opinion ousting the mayor
It is too bad Judge Wilcocksen
doesnt reside in Douglas county
Mr Bryan In making his fight for
county option says he knows of an
agent of the bfewers who has offered
a certain man in the state 1000 a
month for texti months to see that
enough anti eopnty option state sen
ators are nominated and elected to
prevent the enactment of either
county option or the initiative or
referendum says an exchange
The cigarette fiend is being hit
hard upon All sides in the business
j world Thf Chicago Burlington
Quincy Railroad company has an
nounced that every employe found
smoking cfgarettes the company will
no longer 3jll him employment They
have ascertained to their satisfaction
that the cigarette fiend cannot or
does not perform his duties in as
j satisfactory manner as does the other
Largest UrCUiailOn in Kea WlllOW LO fellow Harvard Courier
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We want to say a few words to
the man who meets his small obliga
tions promptly They are not as
plentiful as Hhey should be and the
man needs encouraging Most men
will pay but fewer will pay promptly
Almost any firm will testify that
counting the time postage booking
and the like it takes all some ac
counts are worth to collect them and
still the man owing it to them is per-
fectly responsible in a financial way
It very often happens that the worst i
sinner in this particular is the man
best able to pay Harvard Courier
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o population or Hoiurege w
show a little 3000 people says the
Hastings Democrat prophet
700 From Sioux City
To the Dahlmanites of Douglas let
us pay our meed of thanks
For the trouble and confusion in the
democratic ranks
Said the mayor to his people as he
burned the midnight glim
We must all of us get busy if we win
this fight said Jim
So they sent across the river for two
regiments of toughs
Seven hundred from Sioux City and
the rest from Council Bluffs
In this fight we are waging if our
enemies we trim
We must have the votes to beat them
theres no other way said Jim
So he called the clans together and
he lifted off the lid
And he listened while they told him
all the things that should be did
All believed to win the battle much
depended on the roughs
Seven hundred from Sioux City and
the rest from Council Bluffs
Then Jim Dahlman blew his whistle
and it struck the further shore
And the men who heard his whistle
left the valleys and the hills
For they felt twas safe to answer
when the brewers pay the bills
Yes they came across the river to
assist the local toughs
Seven hundred from Sioux City and
the rest from Council Bluffs
Bix
Drawback
The Alpine guide waxed eloquent
Behold he cried yon beetling
crags They beetle for everybody
though sneered the rich American
and sullenly spat In token of his dis
content It was not true however
that he lacked appreciation of the
beautiful and the sublime provided
these were costly and exclusive
Puck
The Unemployed
The legislation of the thirteenth
fourteenth and fifteenth centiurlei
abounds in bills concerning the unem
ployed In the reign of Edward VL
several laws were passed against
idlers most of them such because
they could get nothing to do In tha
reign of Henry VIII the kingdom wat
Infested with rogues vagabonds
and idle persons and It is s i that
during Henrys reign more than 70000
of this unfortunate class were hanged
Official Abstract of Red Willow County Vote at Primary Election Aug 16 1910
NAMES
OF
CANDIDATES
IT Willow Grove
5 S - 5 2 2 7 2 5 E
3 23r 5 r lstV 2nlW
E S 3 2 s 2 2 c -
1 jjS31 s
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49
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23
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NOTES J W Horjpe received 5 votes for representative on the Populist ticket but his name cannot go on the ballot as such
for the reason that the primary law prohibits writing a name on a ballot when it is already printed on same
E J Mcacham received 11 votes for representative on the Populist ticket hence is the party nominee
Sidney Dodge received 7 votes and J S LeHew 3 votes for county attorney on the Populist ticket Under the primary rule
LcHew will be the party nominee if he so indicates by acceptance
B F Darnell received 2 votes for county attorney on the Socialist ticket hence will be the party nominee if he so accepts
Ben Doyle had 2 votes for commissioner on the Socialist ticket and if he indicates his acceptance will be the party nominee
For county coroner the nominees if they indicate nccentance are on the several party tickets as follows W A DeMay
Republican 15 votes J H Arbogast Democrat 15 votes W S Bartholomew Peoples Independent 1 vote M L Search So
cialist 7 votes
ENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs C E Cone Is visiting In Kan
sas City
Wlllard Dutton was a Lincoln visit
or Friday last
Miss Grace Smith departed this
week for Kansas City Mo
Mrs Frank Real and daughter are
visiting the homefolks in Illhos
V F Everist came in from Monte
Vista Colorado in land business fins
of the week
C C Northrup was in town last
of past and fore part of this week
on a visit to the homefollcs
D TWeltyof of Cambridge former
judge of the 14th district was a city
business guest last Friday
Mrs H M Tyler was up from Or
leans Friday last looking after their
property interests in McCook
Mrs C S Squires and daughter
Lona went down to Hastings to visit
relatives and friends in the city and
county
Mrs John Hoobler of Lebanon is
visiting her sister Mrs H I Hart
who lives about six miles northeast
of Arapahoe
Dr and Mrs W E McDivitt de
parted Friday for Lincoln Sioux
City and the lakes on an outing of
a few weeks
Mrs C M Bailey of Wymore was
in the city Monday on business mat
ters and incidentally greeted many
McCook friends
Mrs P F McKenna Miss Alice
and their guest Miss Reid of Chicago
went up to Denver close of last
week on a visit
Mrs Augusta Anton arrived home
last Saturday night from an absence
of a month in Des Moines Iowa
iting a daughter
1
Mrs Mabel Crabtree and little baby
Beatrice joined Mr Crabtree in our
city last of past week coming down
from near Haigler
Mr and Mrs H L Kennedy left
Friday for Denver LaJunta and other
Colorado points to be absent a week
or two on business and pleasure
Mr and Mrs C H Boyle went up
to Denver close of last week taking
little Esther with them for an oper
ation the results of scarlet fever
Mrs Mary Rowell and children
came down from Benkelman last Sat 1
urday evening on No 10 and are
guests of Mrs S A Rowell of our
city
IWrs Alary Roach has rented her
cottage on 2nd street east to Mrs
Houlihan and will go east for the fall
and winter partially for her healths
sake
Mr and Mrs J P Notley went up
to Denver Saturday on No 1 to
spend a few days with his son Earl
This is Mr Notleys first visit since
leaving the city IS years since
Andrew Hoffman and John McCune
of Glenville Adams county came up
to the city close of last week on
some husiness affairs Henry Kiss
inger and Albert Newell also came up
on some land matters
Mrs Will Stadler went to McCook
Friday to visit relatives Mrs Au
gusta Anton of McCook visited at
the Methodist parsonage Tuesday hav
ing arrived from Des Moines Iowa
the previous evening Minden Ga
zette
Alden Ely and wife Omar Doling
and wife Ed Bohanan and wife and
Mrs Burnett were called from their
various homes to this city by the death
of E B Smith in this city Monday
morning Red Cloud Commercial Ad
vertiser
Earl Lowley came down from Haye
Center close of last week to take
charge of the cigar store of Wm
Sullivans during the latters absence
in Denver with Mrs Sullivan who
will be taken to that city for treat
ment in a hospital
Miss M M Eskelund of St Jos
eph Mo has arrived in the city and
is in charge of the trimming depart
ment and force in Mrs J P Nies
millinery bazaar in DeGroffs Miss
Eskelund comes strongly recommend
ed See announcement in this issue
of The Tribune
Miss Zelia Osborn of McCook
spent a few days here the first of
the week as the guest of Mr and
Mrs Ed Jeffries She returned
home on Tuesday night Mrs Robt
Burns nee Ola Dowling of McCook
spent a couple of days here the latter
part of the week attending the Chau
tauqua She was entertained at the
home of Mr and Mrs D V Hilsa
beck Holdrege Progress
Mrs Fred Fisher nee Marine
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THE YELIE TOP WILL STAND
THE TEST
The practical value of the rail brace which is an important
feature in elie EHICLES is becoming- more and more appreci
ated
The seat is braced so that the strain is equalized between
tlie back and the seat end preventing opening of seat joints at
the corners
The illustration demonstrates the strength of this seat
bracing and shows how superior features in construction are
studied so as to bring the finished product
The best Vehicle Construction on the Market
Phone 31
VEUE WROUGHT IRON VEHICLES
We arc here to allow you untl explain to you other importunt point
of the Velio VchZclci
McCook
Hardware
Company
Mr Crawford the coal inspector
is with us again
L W McConnell arrived Tuesday
morning from his outing in Colo
rado
V F Pate is entertaining his fa
ther from Minden who arrived in
the city Saturday evening
Joseph ONeill son of Albert ONeill
of Chatsworth Illinois is in the city
guest pf his uncle James McAdams
Mrs H Sampson of Detroit Mich
assumed charge of the dress goods
and silk department in Clapps Mon
day morning
F S Wilcox came down from Den
ver Saturday afternoon on business
connected with his stock and real
estate interests here
L D Vanderhoof was down from
Haigler first of the week He re
ports crops as very good in his neigh
borhood especially corn
Mr and Mrs Charles Weintz ar
rived home first of the week from
their visit in California and other
points on the western coast
William Lewis arrived home last
Saturday on 1 from Lincoln where
he has been receiving treatment in
the sanitarium for rheumatism
Airs lames Arnold came in on
Tuesdays train from Indianola for a
brief visit with her son Tom and fam
ily of Champion Imperial Republi
can
Mrs Anna Lonergan and Miss Ther
esa Lonergan her daughter of Jack
sonville Illinois are niests in th
homo of Mr and Mrs Patrick Morr
isey
Joe Hagie of the Cambridge neigh
borhood was in the city last Friday
being on his way with a brother from
Eastern Iowa to Imperial in the
brothers auto on a land seeking
trip
A little son of S V Frazier of
South McCook Monday while swing
ing from girders of the middle river
bridge fell and was somewhat
Hunt of Laramie Wyoming and Miss bruised but not seriously injured as
Anna Hunt of Cheyenne Wyoming was first feared
were the guests of Mrs J V Line
close of last and early part of present
week arriving last Friday night and
departing for home on Tuesday morn
ing Both will be remembered with
pleasure by the early residents of
McCook They were both returning
home from Milwaukee where Mrs
Fisher a grand officer in Wyoming
attended the supreme convention of
the Pythian Sisterhood They also
visited briefly in Chicago and in
Leavenworth Z
Mrs D Spesard of Chicago arrived
in the city Sunday on No 1 and
on Monday assumed charge of the
trimming in Clapps millinery dept
Mrs Spesard comes as an experinced
artist in her line
Miss Garnett Stennet left on No
10 Friday evening for her home in
Omaha where she is a stenographer
in the office of the Nebraska Tele
phone Co She visited in Kearney on
the way home to Omaha
c2Z3V
mMmbiI
McCook Neb
Mrs L O Jones and daiightor of
Lincoln are guests of Mrs C W
Britt
Mrs R J Pool is a guest or frcr
parents Mr and Mrs K K Stang
land
Two more apprentices wanted in IL
C Clapps millinery dept Apply at
once
Mr and Mrs Knud Stangland are
the guests of his parents They are
returning east from visiting relatives
in Delta Colo
Dr R J Gunn and Elmer Kay
were in Norton Kansas Wednesday
boosting for the McCook driving park
races August XI September 1 and 2
Mr and Mrs Cook who have been
spending the summer here far the
benefit of his health departed Tues
day night for their home in Iowa his
asthma and other ailments not re
sponding to
here
the climate and treatment
FOR SALE FOR RENTETC
FOR SALE Dwelling house In
South McCook Three lots Lam
wind mill tank etc A C Harris
Herndon Kansas
FOR SALE House and lot tliret
blocks east of Bee Hive at a bar
gain if sold at once Phone red 366
FOR SALE 320 acre improved
farm good four roomed house barn
hen house good well all under fence
120 acres under cultivation
M M CRUSE
Phone OaC Wray Cola
FOR RENT Furnished rooms 507
Main ave Phone red 366
FOR RENT Office rooms Inquire
at Divines garage on west B street-
FOR RENT Four furnished car un
furnished rooms Inquire at Now
1002 2nd street east
FOR RENT 5 room cottage dose
in shade Mrs J I Lee Phone 42
WANTED A competent gill for
general housework Inquire at ibis
office
WANTED Man or woman to take
orders Good wages Apply at Tri
bune office
WANTED A 7- or tJ room dwell
ing J O McArthur phone black
stoos the couglx and heals lun