The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, September 15, 1910, Image 6

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TheljWeekly Inter Ocean and Farmer
Contains Each Week
21 colums of news
14 colums of talks oy a practical
fani or on farm topics econo
mica machinery planting
growing and storing of fruits
nnd vegetables breeding and
marketing of live stock
or more Lost and Found
Poems and Songs
1 column of Health and Beauty
Hints
Best short and c ntinued stories
Chess and Checkers Puzzles
and Comphca i nr DrReed
ers Home Health Club Mis
cellaneous Questions and An
swers Poems of the Day A
special Washington letter
taking cartoons and illustra
tions
5 columns of live entertaining edi
torials
Bellevue College
begins its 27th year this week with
fine prospects A largely increased at
tendance is assured The faculty in
the main remains as last year Dr
Chas K Hoyt Dean Robert S Calder
and Prof Oscar Schmiedel highly va
ued members of the faculty have de
clined positions in other institutions
to remain here Dr Geo Hamilton
son of the well known American
painter of that name and a graduate
of Oxford university has accepted the
chair of Latin Prof William Nicholl
an alumnus of the college and a grad
uate of Princeton university with
graduate work in Edingurgh univer
sity comes from Hastings college to
take the chair of education in his
alma mater Bert McCoy captain of
the Drake university foot ball team
of OS and member of the All Iowa
team for that year is on the ground
as director of athletics The trustees
have approved the new department of
domestic economy to the headship of
which Miss Helen Pierce of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin has been called
Did you lose something Let a
Tribune want ad help you find it
It has helped others why not you
Order of Hearing
The state of Nebraska Red Wil
low county ss In the county court
Whereas on this tenth day of Sep
tember 1910 Gertie Bortner mother
of Francis Ora Wray made and
filed in this office her sworn state
ment duly attested and stated that
she desired to relinquish all right
to the custody of and power and con
trol over Francis Ora Wray her min
or child and all claim and interest
in and to his services and wages
and also came Daniel B Doyle and
Emma Doyle and made and filed in
my office a statement under oath
duly attested that they desired to
adopt said Francis Ora Wray as
their own child I have therefore
appointed the 20th day of October
1910 at ten oclock a m at my offic
in McCook Nebraska as the time
and place where a hearing will be
had in said matter at which time
and place all persons interested niay
appear
It is ordered that a copy of this
order be published in the McCook
Tribune a newspaper of general cir
culation published in Red Willow
county for four successive weeks
prior to the time set for hearing
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J C MOORE County Judge
C E ELDRED Attorney
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The McCook Tribune and
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer
both a full year for only
7 co umns of live stock and mar
ket reports No live stock
paper contains a better live
stock market report than The
Weekly Inter Ocean and
Farmer
40 questions and answers by read
ers on anything pertaining to
the business of farming gard
ening raising of live stock
poultry ate
10 to 20 questions on veterinary
subjects
7 columns of information on re
cipes patters formulas etc
furnished by readers
14 to 21 columns of stories of pub
lic men historical geographi
cal and other misc llany
5 columns of specially reported
sermons by leading American
elergwnen and the Sunday
School Lesson
These features together with a Special Maga
zine Department make up the leading Farm
Home and News Paper of the west
The Price of The Weekly Inter Ocean
OUR and Farmer remains 100 a 3 ear
OFFER Tne Price of The McCook Tribune is 100 a year
The two papers each one year only 125
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limited time only Subscribers to The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer are assured
that no papers will be sent alter their subscriptions expire umess their subscriptions
are renewed by cash payments
The Texas Exhibit
Among the most interesting exhib
its at the state fair this year is
that of the Valley Fruit Farm and
Garden Co of this city During the
past year this company has sold
twenty thousand acres of land adjoin
ing Francetas Tex a new town
they are establishing to Nebraska
people and they brought the exhibit
to the fair to show their customers
the products of the land as a large
number of purchasers expect soon to
make their permanent homes there
This section of Texas grows as
shown in the exhibit oranges figs
pears apples peaches cranberries
tobacco cotton Japanese persimmons
peanuts rice and in fact most every
thing that is produced from soil
Some of the more interesting things
to Nebraskans are a four-year-old or
ange tree full of half grown oranges
a kumquat tree filled with fruit a fig
tree ready for the harvest and cottoi
as it grows in the field
In addition to the novelties named
the exhibit contains such staples as
sugar cane kaffir corn broom corn j
potatoes sweet potatoes melons and i
all kinds of garden produce quality of
the gulf coast lands
There are also many views of scene
presented which bespeak the charact
er of the land and its fine home-making
capacities and although that is
not generally looked upon by Nebras
kans as a corn growing country this
exhibit contains specimens of as fine
corn as can be grown anywhere tak
en from the lands of this company
This entire exhibit was collected up
on two days notice but it is of a
character to attract much attention
and admiration
It is almost impossible to believe
that this exhibit can display field
corn of superior quality raised on
the gulf coast and yielding ninety
bushels to the acre but that is just
what the attendants at the booths
are prepared to show Nebraskans
who are interested in agricultural
pursuits will find much to interest
them in this exhibit Lincoln Jour
nal
When Merit Wins
When the medicine you take cures
your diseases tones up your system
and makes you feel better stronger
and more vigorous than before That
is what Foley Kidney Pills do for
you in all cases of backache head
ache nervousness loss of appetite
sleeplessness and general weakness
that is caused by any disorder of the
kidneys or bladder A McMillen
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JAMES Will I COMB
RILEY
custom house the
uext morning the
uniformed attend
ants in the outer
office of the col
lector jumped to
their feet and ask
ed the seeming
strauger what
business he had
within
They told him
the collector had
not arrived yet for
the day
I am Collector
T
Dcblican stronchold t
and is one of the
leading lawyers
Bucks county In
addition he was for1
twelve years super-
intendent of a Sun- vp
more than twenty
years church organ
ist and leader of
the choir These are
eope of Not
e
What a Few Celebrities
Are Doing
Ooo
HE recent an
nouncement
of the llliwss
of James Whitcuiuli
Riley suddenly re
called to the conn
try the fact that
this wus our great
estor at least our
most popular liv
ing poet Mr Riley
had not been writ
ing much of recent
years ami for that
reason had some
what dropped out
of the news Indeed the stroke of par
alysis from which he suITi ed ante
dated by some weeks the general an
nouncement of it Then the vast ina
jority of readers learned with surpris
ed regret that the poet had uot been
well for mouths Any one knowing
him however could understand that
the lack of news concerning his illness
doubtless arose from his own shy reti
cence regarding everything that con
cerned him personally and his habit ot
minimizing bis own troubles
The Democratic candidate for gov
eruor of Pennsylvania is only forty-
four years old yet he has received his
partys vote for United States senator
has been floor leader of his party in
the state senate has been permanent
chairman of a state convention has
been chief of the Knights of the Gold
en Eagle of his state has been elected
many times in a crSSS
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only the beginnings SENATOR WEBSTER
of the things grim
ntor Grim has done
Among the remainder he has been
member of a school board and justice
of the peace Yes and he led bis Odd
Fellows lodge when it captured a prize
in Canada To do all of these things
we are assured that Seuator Grim
works till 12 oclock at night when not
at church or lodge Furthermore he is
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so jovial that the motto Grim he is by
name but not by nature Is explained
Just now politicians the country over
are wondering what George B Cox
the Cincinnati boss will do Coxs
candidate for governor Judge Brown
of Dayton was turned down and
there were some who said that Cox
only swims in line for Harding be
V V -
GEORGE B COX
cause he thought
the nominee would
be beaten at the
polls They over
looked the factor
of gratitude how
ever for Harding
once made a most
eloquent and eu
logistic speech in
nominating Cox
for delegate at
large to a national
convention The
Cincinnati boss is
not the sort of man to forget a thing
like that so it is a safe bet that he is
supporting Harding in good faith
Cox is an ex saloon keeper ex-fighter
present banker and theatrical back
er When he was in his prime he
stood six feet in height He first be
came a force in politics because he
could leap tlatfooted over his saloon
counter and land on the jaw of a man
on the other side on his way down
He never ran for office but once and
then he was beaten by the length of
the Ohio river But he has ruled Cin
cinnati and the politics of southern
Ohio absolutely
They are still saying that Loeb did
it and if any one asks What has
Loeb done now the answer is
Havent you heard Shaved off his
mustache Fact If you dont be
lieve it look at the picture This is
William Loeb Jr up to date
The fell deed was done on a very
hot day When a smooth faced man
with classical features wearing eye
glasses entered the
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WILLIAM LOEB JR
Loeb he said quietly and with a
smile after some deliberation weigh
ing what he shcutd say
He then entered the inner office
where he surprised two deputies and a
secretary When Collector Loeb was
asked why he had shaved off his mus
tache he replied after a little thought
that he did it because it was hot and
he wanted to be cooler
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in the Uriah
Glimpses of the Great and
Near Great
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MRS KATE RICH
ARDS OllAItA
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OR a wom
an while at
the wash-
tub t receive a
uotihVatiou that
slit liad just been
nominated for
congress and
then for her to
dry her arms and
start out to make
fifty speeches In
the district Indi
cates that we are
either going back
to old fashioned
things or goiug
forward to very
n e w fashlouetl
things Considering that this worn n
Mrs Kate OHara lives In Kansas
and has been nominated by the So
cialists inclines one to the new fash
ioned Interpretation The false notion
must not be gained that Mrs OHara
takes in washing for a living She was
simply doing her own family wash as
the fateful summons came When
Rome called Cincinnatus he left his
plow In the furrow It is not probable
that Mrs OHara left her clothes In
the suds however She is too careful
a housewife for that Nor Is it even
likely that she will leave her opponents
In the suds at the end of the campaign
The Socialist party is not strong
enough to do things of that sort How
ever that may be the people of her
district and elsewhere will admire
Mrs OHaras pluck even though they
do not elect her to congress
The world of music will be delighted
to hear that Lina Cavallerl has conic
successfully through a recent operation
for appendicitis performed in Paris
The disease had become chronic and
complications were feared but assur
ance Is now given that the famous
singer will suffer no 111 effects A ro
mantic Interest Is lent to the case be
cause of the fact that Mile Cavalieri
is a new bride and
off the stage is
known as Mrs Rob
ert WiiithropChau
ler Mr Chanler Is
the Brother Bob
famous In New
York state and else
where He it was
who looked after
his brother Lewis
Stuyvesaut C hau
lers candidacy for
the governorship of
New York two
MI53 ROBERT W
CHANLER
years ago Brother Bob has also
been sheriff of Dutchess county N Y
member of assembly and amateur artist
of note Perhaps his most famous pic
ture is of a number of very tall giraffes
eating golden oranges growing on sil
ver birch trees
The congressional campaign does uot
attract quite the popular interest that
attends the election of a president yet
the iijiht in off years sometimes deter
mines the result In the succeeding pres
idential canvass The present hattle to
control congress will not be without its
iniluence in 1912
The campaign man
ager on the Repub
lican side has the
name of the martyr
president ami a mid
dle name thrown in
William Browu Mc
Kinley is a minis
ters son started life
as a drug clerk and
Is now the head of
large street railway
interests that make
him a millionaire
William b He was formerly
let treasurer of the Re
publican congressional committee and
succeeded Vice President Sherman as
chairman He can make a speech but
prefers to leave that to others He is
known chiefly as a harmouizer and or
ganizer It has been said of Mclvinley
that be is the most popular man in
congress Yet he is seldom heard on
the floor Possibly that is the reason
for his popularity
The Democratic congressional chair
man Jemes Tighlman Lloyd has rep
resented the First Missouri district
since 1S93 He is a quiet self contain
ed man who gives the impression of
reserved power Lloyd makes no more
noise on the floor
than Mclvinley
butwheu it comes
to claiming the
next congress he
can talk right out
loud so the whole
country can hear
it Last winter
he refused to be
a member of the
Balliuger Pinchot
investigatingcom
mittee for which
the Republican
caucus named
him in place of
Henry T Rainoy
of Illinois a n d
JAMES T LLOYD
gave as his reason that it would inter
fere with his work in organizing the
congressional campaign Uoth the Dem
ocratic and Republican chairmen have
their headquarters in Chicago but
spend most of the time on the warpath
nnd in the field Lloyd really believes
he will win this fight
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DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds of McCook Peo
ple
There are days of dizscinoss
Spells of headache sideache back
ache
Sometimes rheumatic pains
Often urinary disorders
All tell you plainly the kidneys are
sick
Loans Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills
Here is proff in McCook
Mrs D C Knowles 306 E Fifth
St McCook Neb says I know
Doans Kidney Pills to be an effectiv
tidney medicine A member of my
laiuily suffered from kidney com
plaint This person had backaches
headaches and dizzy spells and on
getting up in the morning felt all
tired out Doans Kidney Pills ef
fected a cure in a short time and
ave convincing prcof of their merit
You have been a good fellow
to your friends and were never called
close or tight What have you to
show for it Why not be a good
fellow to your self Open an ac
count with the First National hank
and turn your generosity to your own
credit for a while
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo
New York sole agents for the Unit
ed States
Remember the name Doans and
take no other
For bowel complaints in children
always give Chamberlains Colic Cho
lera and Diarrhoea Remedy and cas
tor oil It is certain to effect a cure
and when reduced with water and
sweetened is pleasant to take No
physician can prescribe a better rem
edy For sale by all dealers
Lirccln Sanitarium
SuIpho SaSine Springs
Located on our own jiremlHOa and uad
iu thn
Natural Mineral Water
BATHS
Unsurpassed la tbe treat moat of
Rheumatism
Heart Stomach Kidney and Lirr
DIxeus A
ModrruU Charge Address
DR 0 W EVERETT Mgr Lincoln Hob
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Storage Coal
I at Right Prices
We nre now making n ro
tluctiou 1111 Morncu coul
orders It will imyou to
take adantiiKu of tiio re
duction Coiim and see
us about it IliouH ltJ
Updike Grain Co
S S UARVEY Manner
4SXs
Shampooing Hair Dressing
Scalp and Facial Treatment
L M CLYDE
Phone 72 Ill V B St Up Stairs
R W M c B R A Y E R Electrical Contractor
House and Store Wiring a specialty Complete line
of Fixtures Shades and Supplies of all kinds
2 1 0 J Main Ave Office phone black 433 Res red 341
Special September Rates
TO THE EAST You can make an eastern trip at reduced rates
any day and for many eastern trips the limit has been extend
ed to 60 das instead of 30 dajs
TO ALAN 1C CITY AND RETURN Special rates Sertember
13th to 17th for the Grand Army Rt union
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR LINCOLN September 4th to 9th
inclusive Special reduced rates and trains service from Ne
braska points cr czd C
LOW ONE WAY RA1ES TO THE COAST Geneial basis only
2500 August 25th to September 9th and October 1st to 15th
to Galifornia destinations and from September 15th to October
15th to the northwest and Pugent Sound
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS General basis only 5000 round
tiip direct routes September 1st to 7th and September 24th
to 30th 15 co higher includes the Shasta route
HOMI SEEKERS EXCURSIONS 1st and 3rd Tuesdays Ir
rigated lai ds assure a crop and values will greatly increase dur
ing the mimdiate futere
t esaas
LW WAKELEY
General Passenger Agent
Omaha Nebraska
D F HOSTETTER
Ticket Agent
McCook Nebraska
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Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 25000
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Everything- in Lumber
At Live and Let Live Prices
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