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Largest Circulation in Rest WiilowCo
Entered at postoffice McCook Ne
braska as second class matter Pub
lished semi weekly
Tlie remains of the Furnas
County Democrat Avere conveyed
to bleeding Kansas last -week
for proper interment Tliis leav
es Beaver City again once more
with but one newspaper
As a rseult of the revolution
in China the 300 young Chinese
students who -were sent to this
country on the Boxer idemnity
funds rebated by the United Stat
es government -will have to re
turn home or go to -work Clian
ESvaa Yu Imperial Commissioner
appointed to assume charge of
the -wards of the government
brings the news that there will be
no moore funds for the students
as the upheaval in China is tak
ing all the money the govern
ment can raise
The motion picture business is
here to stay Its stay will be
prolonged rind in its remaining it
will be a pleasure and a blessing
only as its promoters see to dt
that its product is clean educa
tional as well as amusing and en
tertaining and that due attention
is paid to the best sentiment of
tlie tccmmiuiities m wihieli they
operate And this includes a pro j
per regard for the laws oi the
land and of the communities andl
a due respect for the Christian J
Sunday j
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The confession of the McXam
aras in Los Angeles end of week
ought to be a source of thanks-
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ding to all clearing up as it i ward for any cae of cattail tliat can
does what might otherwise always not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
have been a source of misgiv
ing and doubt The dynamiting
of the Times building with a
loss of 21 lives is one of the
most dastardly crimes in Amer
ican history and a blot on union
ism which they should now make
no small effort to remove and a
blot wliich we believe is sincere
ly regretted and repudiated by
all right thinking union labor
men in America
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The Nebraska political situatioi
begins to thicken And in the
first place it looks as if it would
be quite necessary soon for the
bovs to get itogether and agree
F J Cheney ic Co Toledo O
ve the undersigned have knowji
F J Cheney for the last years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fi
nancially able to carry out any obli
gations made by his firm
Walding Kinnan Marvin
Wholesale Druggists Toledo O
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price 75c
per bottle Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation
HELP THE KIDNEYS
McCook Readers Are Learning
upon some termsto avoid further
confusion Now comes one E ZI
Pollard a former congressman
and more or less at the front in
the so called standpat organ
ization in the interest of Presi
dent Taft who feels aggrieved
sorely aggrieved we might put it
at the men of that organization
beinfr called standpatters
claiming these socalled Pills
ters to be the very article who
secured for Nebraska the vain
able progressiva measures and
laws now in force Who os who
anyhow
And again these is some won-
derment as to the real purpose of
this paragraph from Frank Har
rison s paper
the Way
Its the little kidney ills
The lame -weak or aching back
The unnoticed urinary disord
ers
That lead to dropsy and
Brights disease
When the kidneys are sick
Help them with Doans Kidney
J A remedy especially for sick
kidneys
Doans have been curing kid
ney troubles for 75 years
Endorsed by 50000 people en
dorsed at home
Proof in a IcCook citizens
statement
Mrs M Carmoney 310 E
TjfMks like there would be Fifth St McCook Neb says
nough candidates for congress Our experience with Doans
in the Fifth district to furniiah Kidney pills convinced us that
plenty of excitement during the they are the best kidney medi
nrimarv campaign The present cine to be had A member of our
incumbert George W Norris family suffered a great deal from
dropping out of the race and the j ed him all the time and often the
resultant vacancy has attracted misery was almost unbearable
a horde of would be statemen I Doans Kidney Pills brought re-
But if George W would change lief as soon as they were taken
he drove th
his mind and announce that
would again be a candidate the
scatterment would be something
like that of a bunch of small
boys when they find the mother
dog has detected them in the act
of stealing a pup What is
what anyhow
and continued use away
trouble
For sale by all dealers Price
50 cents Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo New York sole agents
for the United States
Eemember the name Doans
and take no other
Postponed Sale
On account of bad weather I have postponed my sale to
Wednesday Dec 6th
at which time I will sell a large amount of
STOCK and MACHINERY
on the terms and under the rules of the first announced sale
in every particular
J M0 BRADY
PERSONAL MENTION
Judge Perry of Cambridge was
in1 the city Saturday
Miss Alice MeKhena was with
Hastings friends over
Enos Rishel arrived home Sat
urday on 13 from a business trip
to Beatrice
J B Colling of lndianola was
a business pilgrim to the coun
ty capital Friday
Mrs S J Miller went down to
Cambridge Saturday night on 14
on a short visit to relatives
Matt Colling of route No 1 ln
dianola was in the county seat
Friday on matters of business
Earl Shaw came down from
Beukelman end of last Aveek
and went to work in our city
E E DeLoy was called to
Alma tliis morning by news of
the death of Iris father at that
place
Miss Ella Caffa ey xeturned on
13 Monday morning from her
Thanksgiving visit with relativ
es at Orleans
Max Hare was up from the uiii
vrrsily at Lincoln over Thanks
giving Aacalion coming up Wed
nesday night
Miss Martha Abel and sister
Mrs W W Wright of Geneva
spent their Thanksgiving with itli
family in Red Cloud
Miss Edna and Miss Edith
Waite were guests of their cousin
Miss Gladys Nedswanger in Cam
bridge Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs F L Schwab
returned home Friday night from
spending Thanksgiving with his
brother II F and family in Le
banon
Miss Eva VanScyoc of Osborne
Kansas arrived in the city last
Wednesday night and is the
guest of her sister Mrs C M
Matson for n few weeks
C L Markwad is here from
Westboro Missouri Mrs Mark
Avad has been visiting relatives
here for several weeks They
may decide to remain here
Mre Fred S Harris and daugh
ter Aimee came down from Den
ver end of week and will be the
guests of her father Mr Joseph
Menard for a length of time
Mrs Wick of Portland Oregon
who has been a guest of her
mother Mrs Caroline Menard for
some months departed close of j
week for her home on the coast
Rev R T Bayne of the Con
gregational church was with his
parents in Kearney during the
Tlianksgiving time returning in
time to fill his Sunday pulpit ap
pointment
Miss Pattie Galusha spent a
few days close of last week with
old time Red Cloud friends and
to see the foot ball game on
Thanksgiving returning home
end of week
Bert Sutton of Brush oClo
rado spent Thanksgiving with
his cousin II P Sutton and to
visit his mother who has been
a guest in the Sutton home here
for a few weeks
Mrs Cushman who has been
visiting Mrs II P Sutton for a
few weeks departed on 3 Satur
day for Brusli Colorado where
she is making her home with her
son Bert Sutton
Congressman G W Norris who
has been on the Pacific coast
was a passenger on No 10 on
Thursday night from the west
and continued on his way east
to Washington
Mrs Dr Murphy of Arapahoe
arrived on 13 today and will be
the guest of Mrs A PEly until
tomorrow morning when she wiT
go to Palisade on a visit to her
parents the Dolings
Mr and Mrs J R McCarl de
parted on 10 Thursday night for
Harvard on a visit to Mr and
Mrs G n Thomas They will
also visit in Lincoln briefly be
fore returning Qiome
Mrs 0 N Rector and Miss
Cleo arrived home Sunday night
Crom spending Thanksgiving witl
C E Rector and family at Over
ton Mrs Reetor and her two
babies returned to McCook with
them
Miss Vernice Franklin of Mc
Cook was a Thanksgiving guest
of the Pringle family of Parks
attending the cowboys exercises
in tliis city in the afternoon with
Geoirge N Pringle and sister Mrs
Jennie Reynolds Benkelman
News
A Difference In
Material
Makes a Material
Thats why we havo taken pains to
lay in the best stock of Papers the
latest styles of Typo and the most im
proved Printing Machinery We are
prepared to print anything from a
Visiting Card to a Poster and to make
it a Work of Art
GRlfil TRAGEDIES OF OCEAN
Many Vessels Abandoned at Sea That
Are Constant Menace to
Navigation
There is a grimness about the brlet
news dispatch which states that the
derelict destroyer Seneca of the Uni
ted States revenue cutter service
weighed anchor and steamed out of
New York harbor to search for dere
licts of the seven day storm which
tended recently Vessels that have been
abandoned at sea unless deliberately
destroyed continue to be a menace to
shipping for a long period following
their abandonment For many years
it was customary for sea captains on
coming into port to report such dere
licts as they had observed during a
voyage and the government published
charts in which the position of the re
ported derelicts was shown in order
that sailing masters might be on theirj
guard against collision with them
There was at one time some talk of in j
ternatlonal co operation In the task oij
clearing the sea of these floating
ships but nothing came of it and thej
United States government finally
took the matter up on Its own account
being for a long time the only govern
ment which did so and presumably it
occupies that position to this day Thd
vessels designated as derelict destroy
ers are specially fitted out with dyna J
mite and other means of destroying
and sinking the floating menaces toi
navigation and the significance of the
departure of the Seneca lies in the
fact that the storm of last week Is1
supposed to have caused many wrecks j
off Hatteras and along the coast of
the Carolinas
HARD TO PAY THE TAXES
French Deputy Runs Afoul of Red
Tape When He Tries to Get
on Tax Roll
Jean Javal who Avas elected deputy
of the Sens division of the Yonne de
partment In France in 1910 bought a
house in Sens just after the election
Discovering a few days ago that he
had never paid any taxes on the prop
erty he looked up the list and found
that his name had never been placed
there
As no self respecting
republican deputy would care to
avoid such an obligation and not for-
getting the weapon non payment olj
taxes would give to his opponents in
a future election II Javal wrote toj
the authorities asking to be inscribed
on the list
rThrt lof far wnc Tvltb fho Tinj
7 r isuioys
tincation mat nis request couiu not db
considered unless it was sent in on
stamped paper with a 60 centime 10 f
cent stamp
Violin Was a Find
Gaylord Yost violinist has a valu j
able violin which he acquired underj
interesting circumstances His story
of the find as told by himself
lows
One day in Berlin as I came outj
of one of the music stores I was
stopped by a couple of gypsies They
had at least a half dozen violins caught
up loosely by the necks Some were
stringless cracked and dirty They1
asked me if I wanted to buy a violini
cheap and I replied that I was always
looking for good violins Meanwhile
I had scanned the violins and I ob-
served one with very artistic lines and
workmanship good varnish but in bad
repair I asked him how much theyi
wanted for that one and they replied
120 marks Of course I could not tryj
the violin in the street so I gave themi
my card and told them to call In thel
afternoon As soon as I placed the
bow on the strings I realized what
It was I finally got the violin for 79
marks I guess it was cheap Would
I sell it Well hardly
Real Enemy of Aeroplane
One still often reads comments onj
the effects of musketry on aeroplanes
usually written by those who have
probably never seen the effect of bul
lets fired from a distance It has beenj
truly said that to hit a rocketing
aeroplane with a rifle shot is an ex
tremely difficult matter but to con i
elude that the aviator is therefore
immune when at 1000 feet up is
surd says Sir Baden Powell It is
pot the danger from one marksman
that has to be taken into account
tut volleys from a Avhole battalion If
3000 or 4000 shots be fired at a ma-
chine Avhile it traverses one hundred
yards there is a good chance of its
sustaining some danger so long as it
is well within range It is however
the Maxim gun that seems likely to
be the most formidable enemy of the
aeroplane All such guns must in
future be mounted in such a way asi
to enable them to be fired nearly vei
tically
How to Use a Life Preserver
The worst trouble about a life
preserver said an old sailor is thatj
few people know what to do with onej
when its thrown to them Many aj
man would drown in trying to get aj
life preserver over his tiead
The average person struggling
about in thevater would try to lift up
the big life ring and put it over his
head That only causes the man to
sink deeper and take more water into
his lungs
The proper way to approach a life
preserver in the water is to take hold
of the side nearest you and press upon
it with all your weight That causes
the other side to fly up in the air and
down over your head ringing you ast
neatly as a man ringing a cane at a
county fair After that the drowning
man can be rescued Ifrom the
American Boy
MafmOLWJCCT ISBMftWrUM
DANBURY j Notice to Land Owners
Robert Puelz returned home on t To Joseph B Blair and to all
Wednesday after being absent at whom it -may concern
Seottsbiuff Neb for the past The commissioner appointed to
two montlis j locate a road commencing at the
Mr and Mrs J W Nufct gave center of section 19 on the quax
a Thanksgiving dinner to about ter section line in East Valley
forty guests Thursday precinct Red Willow county
C W Rodgers and family were braska running thence south
down from south of Marion on through sections 19 and 30 to
Thursday to spend Thanksgiving witliin 20 rods of the southline
Mis Rea Oman and children of section 30 thence in a south
arrived on Thursday from North easterly direction to intersect
Platte for a few days visit at road running east between see
the M M Young and C W tions 30 and 31 at a point about
Rogers homes 35 rods east of the southwest
Some of the young people took ner of the southeast quarter of
in the basket supper at White section 30 township 3 range 26
Hall school house Friday niglit Red Willow county Nebraska
Harold Stone and Ardil Min- has reported in favor of the lo
niear were lndianola visitors on cation thereof and all objections
Thursday -evening thereto or claims for damages-
Prof Morris and Wm Sandon must be filed in the County
Avent to Lincoln Tuesday niglit to Clerks office on or before noon
attend the Shriners lodge meet- of the 29th day of January A
ing D 1912 or said road -will be
Wm Greemvay of Lebanon Avas tablashed Avithout reference there
up Saturday betAveen trains to
Wayne Ilethcote came Aery near Dated at MeCook this 25th day
getting a bad injury in tiiQ schoo of November 1911
house Friday morning A ladder CHAS SKALLA
leii Avitn mm ana angnting on a
radiator He Aill be laid up
for a few days
The hay seed social given
by the Royal Neighbors Thursday
eArening AAas Avell attended and
appreciated by all
Miss Mary Cross of Ragan vis
ited Edna Henton lastAveek Ed-
na accompanied her home for a
month S Aisit
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FOR YOUR HAIR
Ar2 Facts We Want
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When the roots of the hair are
entirely dead and the pores of
the scalp are glazed oAer Ave do
not believe that anything can re
store hair grorwth
But AAhen the hair roots re
tain any life Ave believe there is
nothing that will so surely pro
mote hair groAvth as Avail Rexall
93 Hair Tondc To prove
that statement Ave promise to
promptly return all the money
you paj ns for Rexall 93 Hair
Toms should it not please you
Rexall 93 Hair Tonie de-
the germs AVihieh are usu
ally responsible for baldness It
penetrates to itihe roots of the
hair stimulating and by promot
ing circulation nourisliing them
Rexall 93 nair Tonic helps
to relieve sealp irritation to re
move dandruff to prevent the
hair from falling out and to
promote an increased groAvthi of
hair It comes in two sizes pric
es 50 cents and 100 Remem
ber you can obtain it only at our
store The Rexall Store L W
IMcConnell
All creditors of the estate of
Mary A Wthitaker deceased are
notified the County Judge of Red
WilloAV county Nebraska Avill on
June 26th 1912 sit to examine
all claims against said estate Avith
a AieAv to their adjustment and
allowance The time limited for
presentation of claims against
said estate is June 25th 1912
Seal J C MOORE
County Judge
RITCHIE WOLFF Attorneys
First publication NoAr 27 Sts
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County Clerk
First publication Noa 27 Sts
Order of Hearing and Notice on
Petition for Settlement of
Account
In the County Court of Red
WilloAV County Nebraska State
of Nebraska Red WHIoav County
ss To all persons interested in
the estate of Henry Yingling de
ceased
On reading the petition of W
H Staples Administrator pray
ing a final settlement and alkow
anee of his account filed in tliis
court on the 17th day of Novem
ber 1911 and for the settlement
of said estate and the discharge
of him and his bondsmen from
further liability therein
It is hereby ordered that you
and all persons interested in said
matter may and do appear at
the County Court to be held in
and for said county on the 9tli
day of December A D 1911 at
nine oclock a m to show
eause if any there be AAdiy the
prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted and that notice of
the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof be given to
all persons interested in said mat
ter by publishing a copy of this
order in the McCook Tribune a
nenvspaper printed in said coun
ty for three successive Aveeks
prior to said day of Qiearing
Seal J C MOORE
County Judge
C E EHDRED Attorney
First publication 20 6ts
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