f te ar i t i Hi i X THJitTitiTH YEAE A k a W vv CI35J4JI4t2I DAILY MARKET Delivered free anjr place In McCook Corn chop per 100 Bran par 100 Shorts per 100 Wheat per bushel Corn per bushel Oats per bushel Alfalfa per bale Ground alfalfa meal for chick en and cow feed per 100 8123 1 23 140 93 70 60 50 103 McCook Milling Company Phone 29 - vT v Eighth Grade Graduation The graduation exercises of the eighth grade of the McCook pub lie schools were held at 230 on Monday afternoon in the II S auditorium The affair was Avell attended Following is the pro gram Music selected II S Orchestra Vocal soilo Velma Sutton Address Rev Lester Lewis Presentation of diplomas C W Barnes Music Orchestra Below is a list of graduates Galen Morris William Wolfe Pauline Burns Argyle Rector Velma Sutton Mabel Trout Osie Cordon Lillian Dueland Ruth Ilostetter Belle Swanson Nellie Wilson Howard Garrett Christina Sehlecht Margaret Gollehon Louis McKay Raymond Seliwal Lester Cannon ey Otto ITuet A Date Arranged Managers McConnell Pennell say they have secured a contract from the United Play company for The Third Degree The date will be announced later on It wiill be a month oi so at least We are very glad to welcome plays of this kind in our city NOTICE Personal taxes of 1911 became delinquent December 1st Should be paid before Februarj 1st to avoid collection by distress war rant A B WOOD 15 3t Countv Treasurer If You Have houses to rent list them with Whittaker Gray They have several applications on file now for houses Phone black 283 Of fice in Temple block 600 Overcoats for 399 dn The Thompson D G Cos Clearing Sale They are union made and there are none equal the Carhart over alls jackets and gloves At the main store on the main street Phone 97 Our news spring stock of wall paper i9 arriving Remember to look it over when you get ready to do your spring papering WOODWORTn Druggist Why pay more Standard cali coes at 5 cents yard at Hubers Use MeMillens Cream Lotion for hands or face McConnells couglis Balsam cures Classified Advertisements LOST Pair black fur gauntlet gloves Tuesday a m Reward Phone black 444 FOR RENT Furnished room modern house Inquire 319 1st W Phone red 281 W21tf ROOM FOR RENT Modern furnace bath 403 1st street east Phone red 260 18 4ts We have some fresh new Pop Corn that Will All Pop All kinds of GRAIN and HAY Phone 25 Marshs Premier Musical Number The next offering by the Citi zens Entertainment Course com mittee will be The International Operatic Co Friday January 26 in the Temple theatre The com mittee feels that in this number have a musical offering of such excellence that all should avail themselves of the oppor tunity to hear them This com pany is composed of artists who are able to give grand opera light opera or a concert program They sing in Swediish nan vierman or jMigiisn as de sired in costume etc The per sonnel is as follows Tekla Farm MeKinnie formerly with Mme Sehiumann Heinles Loves Lottery Co as prima don na soprano Christian Mathisen formerly of the National Christiana Norway Opera company tenor Burt P MeKinnie formerly with SaA ages English Grand Op era company baritone Rose Ileidenrcieh formerly of the National Opera company of Chicago contralto Lawrence Moulding accompan ist and piano soloist It is proposed to require both operatic and concert numbers so that aill may expect to be enter tained and the committee hopes that this company may be greet ed by a large audience Moore Schlect Mr Fred T Moore and Barbara Schlecit were married at the Methodist parsonage Wed nesday evening at 730 oclock Rev L E Lews officiating in the presence of near relatives and a feiv friends Their home will be with his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore Fred will continue in the employ of The White House Grocery and his wife with II C Olaipp The bride and groom are young people of sterling worth and enjoy the eon- fidenee and high regard of a nu merous circle of friends who will wish them happiness and prosperity in their married life KNOW THE iTr iou need ter outside one inside eter especially is1 a paying invest ment if used to keep the temper ature of the home even and not too warm We have all sorts of thermom eters at a variety of prices and all are reliable Clinical or fever thermometers also L W McCONNELL Druggist Red Willow Represented Red WllCiw county is well rep resented at the great stock show in Denver Harrison Harri son cf Indilanola have about a score of their prize winning Aberdeen-Angus there on exhibi tion These gentlemen have some superior stock in their ranch near Inidmnola and on mast oc casions offered exhibit them winning not a few prizes and in cidentally advertising Red Wil low county We understand the boys captured some blue ribbons at the show A Great Production From our exchanges Ave find nothing but praise for the ele gant production given by the United Play company in their pre sensation of Charles Kleins great story plav The Third Degree Denver Property 6 rccm modern home 2 story pressed brick fine location oaet side for snle or Avill trade for McCook property 18 tf F W BOSWORTII 521 Main Ave McCook The New Way cf smoking m aat We haA e a pure AAholesome liquid sinoke AAith the desirable elements of hickory Avood without any dan gerous substance McMHjLEN Druggist Warm Beaver Shawls 129 in The Thompson D G Cos Clearing Sale McConnell fills prescriptions Seal shipt oysters are sanitary and best 30 cents pint for fresh ones at Magners Phone 14 Thursday Evening Edition HTTTrTTVYTTTTTYTYTTyTTVTYTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTrVTTTTK I OUR TRIP TO PANAMA 3 By Mr P Walsh 3 The American Bankers asso ciation fleet to Panama charter ed by the New York Central Rail road company consisted of four ships of the United States Fruit company of Bcston the Oarillo Tivivcs Sixaola and lloradio re cently built at Belfast Ireland This was their maiden voyage We started from New Orleans No vember 25 at noon sailing down the MiLsaayppi river to its mouth a distance of 110 miles passing many points of scenic and his toric interest Then followed a delightful run across the Gulf of Mexico a distance of about 500 miles until Cape San Antonio Cuba was sighted at about noon on Monday the 27th when the steamers entered the Caribbean Sen continuing a southeasterly course The only land we saw after sighting the above named Cuban point was an island em bracing about 1014 square miles called Old Providenee said to have been the rendezvous of the buccaneers Morgan and Drake when engaged in piracy on the high scias The island has about 1400 inhabitants fresh water a harbor and a small river We would have been pleased had it been possible to have vis ited Cuba and some of the islands of the sea many miles to the east metre obscure but wonderful lit tle inlands known as the Lesser AniiiiMes Among them might be named AnquaiGuadailOupc Dom mrca Martinique Barbadocs and Grenada But we were not so fortunate as to do so These are the islands Avrrah a century or so ago Ave re looked upon as the rich est in the world and over the possession of wihoeh fierce wars were waged On these islands were bom such celebrities as Al exander Hamilton and the Empress- Josephine George Wash ington is said to have visited them And from them came the highest western civilization of TEMPERATURE i these times Every inch of land a reliable was then cultivated and the the house and also gra sugar estates brpught vast The inside to their owners m England and elsewhere mit now every thing a changed Those who have visited them recently say the climate is the finest in the world tropical vegetation still covers the valleys and mountains but the gardens of Martinique are overgrown the can fcilds have turned back into jungles the great homes are crumbling and the people are desperately rpoor It is claimed this change Avas caused by the free dean of the slaves and our tariff en their susrar It wm nrAiPivl hv 51 Of Tllle nassenirers on board the ships dn sight night and day A pa per was published daily on the sliaps giving the news of the world as the wireless caiuglut it music and dancing for the young folks boat races between the shjiips and a display of fireworks from one of the boats for three consecutive nights wig wagging between the ships officers nnd by way of diversion a little sea sickness was indulged in by a few The only living thing Ave saw either going or coming Avere flying fish an occasional sea gull and a icav porpolise jumping out of the water But water Ave saAV in every direction all of the time day and night With me it aroius ed a desire to see land again due no doubt largely to the fact that Avatoer is such a strianger to one from this section of the coun try When m sight of Colon Ave again saw the Stars and Stripes not at Colon as that point Avhile in the canal zone is not an American port being excluded from our governments purchase but at a point less than a mile distant called Christobal That is the American port nearest the entrance to the canal Ileire the great statute of DeLesseps stands in front of the great building known as the DeLesseps Palace DeLesseps was the Frenchman who in 1882 Avent to the istlimus nnl itinnrTif nf the nfimrrs ot aiina lias a nopuiaticn c -- -- -- - lV I the ship avc Avere informed that no foreign built vessel Avais per mitted under the laAv to fly the American flag Further inquiry disclosed the fact that voxels built abroad could be bought for almost one half the cost of build ing them in America The trip on different boats Avhicih Av3re Everything in dmgs L W McCONNELL Druggist You AAill ahvays secure the best market price for your butter eggs and cream at Magners i Phone 14 Brands count for something In canned goods the premiers arc the J M and the Advo Phone 97 Hubers Sheep Lined Coats 239 AAith Ing corduroy collars Oth ers AAith big fur collars 289 in The Thompson D G- Cos Clear ing Sale Sale MoCOOE EBD WILLOW COTTHTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING JANUARjY 18 1912 Colonel Bains Lecture Colonel Bains lecture on I Could Live Life Over If Avas greeted by an appreciative aud ience in the Temple theatre on Tuesday evening The colonel has rounded out his three score and ten but still retains a of body eloquence of speech and buoyancy of imagination to gether AAith the artists temper anient to entertain interest and instruct any audience The col onel made it clear that he Avould not change the state of his birth Kentucky but Avould eliminate some tilings add others and strengthen and improve other opportunities He oAvned he AAioura enjoy trying me over again and urged everybody to look on the bright side of life keep young in body and spirit especially in spirit The -colonel is a grand old sold AAhose spirit has been sAveetened and chasten ed and purified in the large ex periences of long and useful life hence his admonitions lias philos ophy his adviice have value and Avedght He believed it paid to be igood and if he had the op portunity Avould endeavor to be a better man to make more of life and be more useful to his felloAV men His lecture was en joyed and liberally applauded foi sentiment and expression to dig the canal having complet ns ft js to hM AVj10 ias lis cd the task of building the Suez I sidered a most difficult te canal between the Mediterran ean and the Red Sea at a cost of 100000000 His estimate on the cost of the Panama Avas 215 000000 and time allowed for the completion AAas eight years The story -of the occupation by the French is one round of horrors The men died by thousands of yeJloAv fever and smallpox and Panama became the Avorsfc Rosalind at Redgate To make a dramatized novel just as interesting to the ator who has neAer read the book task in play AAri ting In Rosalind at Redgate George Middleman the dramatist has succeeded in ac complishing this difficult feat for the dramatization of Mere dith Nicholsons neAV novel is eas ily understood and stands in a field of its OAvn s a play The action takes place in the same locality as tliat AViliich be came famous in The House of tier ot disease and lea till in tuea Thousand Candles and the Avhole world At the end of ten story js mid to be even more years the French company faded mysterious and interesting than and all the money pa d by the mrpfWpcnr seeing the points of interest Co- ilon is a tOAvn of about 13000 From there Ave took the train for Panama on the Panama railroad and Aere in sight of the canal ailmost all the Avav across the crath mus We arrived at our di ai tiiicn at neon Avent to th IIV1 Tivoli for dinner and ncnt Va afternoon seeing Pwirma t a wIipti livnr Ncav Orleans that temperature of 90 degree Ave were flying the British flag shade on Thanksgiving dr m tn Pan 41000 and it seemed that 90 ner rwA ot them Avere negroes The streets aire A ery narrow and irrcgmlar in thoir course The best bnildirngc are of the mission type There are a great many frame build ings and all of these have balcon ies extending out from every wic -in n jninhlo mm flerr The cities ot Colcn and tatives of the fruit company and Panama have been paved sawcr fhe railroad company Avere aatjM age systems built and A ater us and thay had arranged a pro- Avcirks installed by our govern gram of entertainment each day mnt sJoae the American The Aest iels Avere equipped aat on md tion flM Panama Nstcml IoiV mi in -T-- t i 1 i vv jiy uiic ua an uiit j ci3 yrirc glACn HCC 10 paiSMlger ill lilipui inui ii- Hudson theatre New York enty in rvrfimi rrrtinfr with fi innrb fliaaondiri to rencr t d I V V --I- -- J M Red Wool Underwear 89c Furs Off t rhu G Continued on page four 40 in shirts and drawers in The for edd warts and pieces in TJircmnsnii T G Co s Clearintr Thcnnnson D 6 Cos Clf Sale The rini A MeMillen prescription drug gist Anything in qneensfAvaro at re duccd prices at Hubers The best brands of canned fruits and vegetables at Magner Sweaters 23c 269 in The ThompsonD G- Cos Clearing Sale Chases Plush Robes 119 Very liandome designs- Lap robes very necessary article The Thompson D 6 Cos Clearing Sale A Vice President Here Messrs P Walsh and W B MiilL i Avho Avere the delegates of McCook Commercial club to the annual state Good Roads meeting in Lincoln Tuesday ar riAcd home yesterday morning They report a iery interesting and enthusnastlJc meeting The illustrated lectures shoAAiing and NUMBER 68 Another Consideration Have you ever considered the possibility of sickness the loss of your job or a hundred kindred misfortunes that might overtake you What are you going to do then Now Avhen you are earning is the time to prepare for such emergencies A few dollars saved regularly each month have an undreamed of value when misfor tune overtakes you If you have not a bank account you can not begin earlier to save your money and deposit it with THE McCOOK NATIONAL BANK P Walsh President C F Lehv V Pres C J OBrien Cash DIRECTORS M Loughran P F McKenna Annual Meeting- The Dorcas society of the Con gregational church met at the home of Mrs L Suess Wednes day afternoon in annual session Reports read indicated that the society had accomplished mucl during the year just closed and that its finances and general business affaire Avere in satisfac tory condition The election ot officers for ensuing year result ed as foIloAvs President Mrs Z L Kay Vice President Mrs Walter Stokes Secretary Mrs A R Scott Treasurer Mns L Suess The old committees re main unchanged The Junior Dorcas also held its annual meeting Wednesday For ensuing year they eleeted Miss Addie Dean president Miss Maud Doan Aice president Miss Nellie Snrth secretary treasurer tnAT n Mvnnnft rfi t -- 1 -1 - 1 ii i - -- 1 l i ui l l J ii r nosawna at iteagflTe aviii oeThe sceeeifcv deencled to taKe in whis lest It rs said that tir the offering at the Temple- the jmnd the implement of the in fueers and men holding a nn MothIjiv Tannarv 22nd a nv the lmrli nnrl m iM ant positions Avith the company hnd stolen ovr 10000000 Avastexl that much more 100 000000 being the total amount expended We arrived in Colon about 8 a m on Thursday November 30 and spent about three days there and if local interest is any secute this Avork at once The erion it Avill be Avitnessed by a -work Aill be in charge of Ms capacity audience Lona Phelps Miss Christine Hol lister and Miss Millicent Slaby HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Miss Anna Hannan Aas on sick list first of the Aveek The II S Orchestra will an ei rtainment on the 25th this onth the give of describing road and biddge ife Ada Whitney cf Indfianola provement given by represents- IoAA a arrived Sunday and assnm tives from the Kansas and Iowa eci ier duties as instructor in the agricultural colleges Avere eighth grade Monday morning ially interesting as showing the great advantage of cement over Ladies Caracul Coats 589 Avood and steel A committee on in The Thompson D G Cos legislation AA as named Avith the Clearing Sale atjcav or securing iavoraihle legis lation and state jurisdiction and rapport and a better method of crginizing our higliAAay forces Mr A Barnett of our city elected one of tiio three Aice pres idents of the organization MEDICAL ATOMIZERS The cold Aveather brings need of atomizers for the treatment of throat and nasal aff cations Ailments that once had to be en dured can niw be eurrd AvtMi pro per trcitmtnt We have a line of the best meilcil atcfmizers made at 50c to 150 J W McCONNELL Druggist Vcolen Blankets 369 Big heavy avooI Idankcts for only 369 in The Thompson D G Cos Clearing Sale ITots the Law Before starting a raffle per haps it AAculd -be Avise to consult the laws of your state Ladies Jacket Suits 789 All AAool and silk lined in The Thompson Sale D G Cos Clearing j Blue Flannel Shirts 89c in The Thompson D G Co Clearing Sale Nyals Baby Cough Syrup is made especially for small chil dren 25c per bottle WOODWORTH Druggist More snoAv McConnell s removes chains Dont last night forget Fragrant Lotion i Our dims store is the Nval s store For anything in the Nyal line call on us WOODWORTH Druggist The Research club avtiII meet JAvith Mrs B L Webber Mon- day aftcrnocn Jnuarv 22nd at 230 oeloek iSubject Famous Women cf the 20th Century about the cathartic It is a fig syrup in tablet form pleasant to take 10c and 25c per box WOODWORTH Druggist It is expected that Wm Y Johnson aaxiII arriAe in McCook tonight from Monte Vista Colora do in search of relief from ser ious heart trouble IBs daughter and son-in-law accompany him Dr H J Reid and faanciy ar rived from Cambridge Monday and they are getting settled at 506 West 1st The doctor has leased the office quarters over Fallacks bakery for years occu pied by Dr J D Hare The hospital however AAill be locat ed at 506 West 1st street Small Boys Overcoats 119 in rue Tnompson Clearing- Sale D G Cos warHrfifvsh