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Comprehensive Showing of Womens Misses and Childrens
APPAREL FOR EASTER
The last two days before Easter are marked for special values in all
Ladies Furnishings
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Exquisite New Millinery
Creations
A remarkable assortment of hats suitable for Easter
has been made up in our workroom for these last two
days showing Originality is sought and each hat ex
emplifies some modish style tendency Every color and
shape that is correcMhis season is represented
A Big Shipment of Dresses
We have just received a large shipment for A SPECIAL
EASTER SHOWING of SILK FOULARD DRESSES
WHITE MARQUISETTE LINGERIE and LAWN DRESSES
A Beautiful selection to choose from at prices surpris
ingly low
A Large Assortment of
C0AT5 and SUITS
For Easter Wear
Many new coats have been added to our stock mak
ing a most complete showing of the latest and newest
novelties in Coats and Suits at prices exceptionally low
Infants9 and Childrens
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300 400 and 500 each
And we wish to call your special
attention to
Our Exceptional Variety
of Childrens Hats
Comprising all the new and nobby ideas in Java
Straws Braids and Handsomely Trimmed Dress Hats
THE McCOOK TRIBUNE
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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red WillowCo
Entered at postoffice McCook Nebraska as
second class matter Published weekly
AMBITIOUS PROGRAM
The Democrats have laid out for
themselves an ambitious program for
the present session of congress em
bracing
Popular election of U S senators-
Publicity before election of cam
caign contributions
Statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico
Canadian reciprocity
Revision of schedule K the
wool schedule of the Payne Aldrich
bill
Revision of the cotton schedule
Red Clouds new mayor is a social
ist Sam Foe is his name father of
Ralph and Everett Foe well known
to many McCook people
Governor Aldrich has vetoed the tel
ephone merger bill and the governor
gives eight reasons for his action
Citizen Roosevelt insists he has had
a bully good run for his money and
want nothing more The Tribune is
always ready to give the colonel any
thing he wants just the same
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One o the keynotes in the address
of ex Governor Shallenberger on last
Saturday afternoon was that struck in
referring to needed patriotism Love
of the soil we live on the speaker ar
gued is essential to the best develop
ment of soil and individual Let us
to Nebraska and
patriotic
De more
especially to Southwestern Nebraska
Self raising pancake flour at Mag
Hers
Miss Viersen Won First in the
Dramatic Class of Eight Contestants
The sixty five schools which are
training their pupils n straight think
ing and iiiaight talking by means ct
tin Xeuiaska high school debating
ieagre have now practically conc udod
the first verier of debates in the elev
en districts into which this state
wide organization is divided for its
fourth annual contests and the second
series to decide the district champion
ship is well under way This faerios
is to be ended as nearly as possible
one month tefne the state champion
ship debate held at the state univer
sity on high school fete day MaylU
Southwestren District
Franklin Beaver City At Beaver
City February 24 Won by Beaver
City unanimously Judges Supt C
L Anderson Oxford Supt P P
Bentley Alma Supt R D Moritz
Red Cloud
McCook Indianola At McCook
March 4 Won by Indianola unani
mous Judges Supt C L Anderson
Oxford Supt P P Bentley Alma
Supt C W McMichael Holdrege
Trenton Culbertson At Trenton
March 4 Won by Trenton two to
one Judges Miss Alice Abbott At
wood Kas Principal C E Cannon
Atwood Kas Supt G A Marshall
Stratton
Minden Beaver City At Minden
March 25 Won by Minden two to
one Judges Principal C M Barr
Hastings Supt C W Taylor Mc
Cook Supt C B Toof Fairfield
Miss Viersen Won First
The declamatory contest at the
southwestern teachers association
held at Oxford last week for which
two sate university students were
sent as judges resulted in Leo Che
hey of Cambridge winning first place
in the humoorus class In the dra
matic class there were eight contest
ants The winners were Minnie Vier
sen of McCook first Eleline Porter
of Oxford second Ethel Druse of
Trenton third Gold and silver med
als were given to the winners
McCooks Bucket Shop Also
Closed Its Doors This -Week
Following the passage last Satur
day of an anti bucket shop bill by
the Nebraska legislature it is an
nounced that all the bucket shops in
the state numbering between thirty
and forty were closed Tuesday al
though the law is not effective for
ninety days There was one of these
concerns operating in McCook the H
E Gooch Co more recently operating
under the name of the Lincoln Com
mission Co
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Lincoln Commission Co Quits
The bucket shop which has been
running here for some time under the
name of H E Gooch Co and later
of the Lincoln Commission Co clos
ed its office Tuesday following the
passage of the Nebraska anti bucket
shop law
One Minute Washers and Motor
Washers are sold by us and absolute
satisfaction guaranteed
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
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Dollar
Decoys
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Did you know that there was
a relationship between dollars
Well it must be true anyway
Did you ever notice that once
a man gets a few dollars others
seem to fly into his pocket as
if by magic Most of the dol
lars of the United States are
gathered together in large
amounts The more dollars a
man gets the faster others join
them You may be unable to
account for this but it is true
nevertheless Dollars like to
congregate Why not start a
congregation of your own
Lets explain You make quite
a bit of money dont you You
spend it dont you Well now
just for once try putting a few
dollars just a few in this
bank See if others dont fol
low The first few act as a
decoy You are cordially in
vited to place your decoys
In this bank We are sure that
by using one of our bank books
for a blind you will be able
to bag considerable
The First
National Bank
of McCook Neb
Eighth Grade Examinations
The next examination for eighth
grade pupils Avill be held April 20 21
in Danbury Lebanon Bartley Jndian
ola and McCook
The free high school certificate
may be issued only to pupils who
pass the state eighth grade examina
tions in accordance with the rules an
regulations of the state department
of public instruction and who in
addition thereto are entitled to the
privileges of the free high school
law Sections 5 and C subdiv G
school laws 1909
To be elegible for the free high
school certificate the pupil must pass
this examination with an average pasj
ing of 75 per cent with a minimum
grade of 60 per cent in any subject
If high school privileges are desired
for the ensuing year the parent or
guardian must make application in
writing to the county superintendent
on or before the second Monday in
June in each year
This application must be made each
year by the non resident pupil
Parents and pupils are asked to ac
quaint themselves with this free high
school law that all pupils desiring
such school privileges may be accord
ed them Very truly yours
ELIZABETH BETTCHER
County Superintendent
The hearty encouragement being
given McCook by the people of South
western Nebraska in our campaign for
che location of the new agricultural
college at this place is most gratifying
indeed It is everywhere conceded
that McCook is the ideal and logical
location geographically considered and
as to soil and rain conditions That
its location at McCook would best suli
J serve the purpose of the law and thus
be of the most benefit to thegreat
est number Being typical of the
part of Nebraska the school is design
ed to develop the dryer section that
division of difefrent soil conditions etc
all who give the matter thought and
analysis arrive at the same conclu
sion for- McCook
Judge William S Kenyon is
new progressive Republican TJ S
ator for Iowa
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Eggs for Hatching
Buff Orpingtons Rose Comb White
Leghorns and Ringlets Barred Ply
mouth Rocks Finest quality Low
est prices Send for mating list
MEYERS POULTRY RANCH
Palisade Nebraska
House for Sale in McCook
205 5th st E For information ad
dress T H COLLING
2317 Evans St Cheyenne Wyo
For Sale
Silver lace Wyandotte eggs at 50
cents a setting Phone black 201
MRS E D PERKINS
For Sale
Alfalfa hay Phone ash 3852
C tf J A SCHMITZ
Get our RATES on FARM LOANS
DORWART BARGER
Money to Loan on Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
For special on dill sour and sweet
pickles see Magner
For special on home made mince
meat see Magner
Nice clean cane seed for sale l
per bushel Hans Hanson Box Elder
Nebraska 30 4t
EASTER
HATS
THURSDAY APRIL 13 1911
Your last chance to
get a new hat before
Easter We have them
in every style and col
or from a 75c crush
er to a 500 Stetson
TIT
Or A Spring
Cap
IF You dont want a
hat come in and get a
Spring Cap We have
a big line of them in
the browns greys and
blues Either plain
cloth or in diagonals
Also the Home of
Manhattan
Shirts
Dutchess
Trousers
GALUSHA SON
One Price and No Monkey Business
of Cream Thieves
There are three thieves that are robbing cow owners all over the
country of hundreds of thousands of dollars every year
One of these is the gravity system of setting cream If you are
still using a gravity system of cream separation you are losing
from 5 to 15 per year for each cow the better your cows the more
you lose If you had a cow like Jacoha Irene producing 1000 pounds
of butter a year you would be losing 25 to 50 a year in cream that
the DE LAVAL cream separator would save for you
Another robber that masquerades under the guise of a friend is the
so called dilution system which wastes even more cream than the
gravity system Our State Experiment Stations have time and
again warned dairymen against the use of these thieving contraptions
advising them to buy a reliable cream separator like the DeLAVAL
The third thief is the cheap and inferior cream separator
and this masked robber is even worse than the others It costs you
nearly as much as a DE LAVAL to put one of these cheap machines
in your dairy in the first place and it may cost you more than its orig
inal price every year in the cream that it wastes for you
Here is a good example of how it works
In June 1909 John Trigillis of Norway Mich was milking sixteen n
cows and separating his cream with a cheap separator His receipts
from cream that month were 45 In May 1910 Mr Trigillis purch
ased a No 15 DE LAVAL and although milking the same number of
cows as in 1909 and with poorer feed his cream check for June 1910
was 8G
It was hard to convince Mr Trigillis at first that his old machine
was robbing him hut he soon found when he ltried a DE LAVAL
alongside of it that nearly half of his cream was going out of the
skim milk spout of his old imitation cream separator
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ream is
Money
Why Waste It
Come in and see us and let us set up a suitable size DE LAVAL
machine for you Then watch your cream checks grow Once get a
DE LAVAL set up on your floor and it will sell itself It costs noth
ing to try it but it is costting you a great deal in wasted quantity
and quality of product every day you go on without doing so
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