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Vote for Williard A Prince
the Peoples Candidate for- Con
gress Primaries April 19 1912
adv
If yon will insist upon keeping
your bouquets for iihe hereafter
give v cur buns now
Miss Clara Barton icundr of
the American Red Cross society
died at lier home in Glen Echo
Maryland Friday in her 92aul
year
Major General Frederick Dent
Grant dred at 130 a m Fridiry
in his apartments in the Bucking
bam hotel Xav York Only of-
heart failure
William Allen White says it is
not ncessary to -run for effice
m order to serve tlie people Ev
ery man loving man
or weman
well
CSGifcUJTfl tfEj2
serving his Land
Thr mention cf Governor
Aildrieh is one of the ivisonahle
nexr pn
mary He has mad Nebraska a
highly creditable cficer ad de
serves richly Hue peoples confi
dence and vote
In the light of the Pennsylvan
ia landslide to Colonel Roosevelt
it really looks as though the -colonel
can trust the people who
have in the Keystone state and
ia Illinocs so lately shown such
tremendous confidence in him
The result in these two great Re
publican states must inevitably
tend to place the colonels candi
dacy in an advanced position and
that of President Taft in decided
ly unfavorable situation In the
face of -such overwhelming victor
ies im two states so vitally essen
tian to Republican success the re
nomination of President Taft to
be the standard bearer this fall
would not seem to be either good
judgment or sound politics It
as reasonably safe to propbesy
that on Friday Nebraska will
swing into the Roosevelt column
with enthusiasm
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Roosevelt stoek is going up
trongly now
Having in mind some thought
of the real genuine
bottle insurgency how does Mr
Keesters platform appear to le
xeader We are not acquainted
with Mr Keester but there is
no mistaking tihe quality of his
insurgency or progressiivism He
is leading the van
Eemember The Tribunes phont
as 19 We wdllappreciae an itena
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Political Announcements
I hereby announce my candid
acy for County Commissioner 2d
district subject to decision of
Republican primary adiv
F A HODGKIN
Colonel Roosevelt gets 67 of
the 76 delegates from iPennsylvan
ia And Penrose will be retired
from leadership
The wind bloweth where it
listeth but thou canst not tell
whence it cometili or whither it
goeth would have seirved for live
ly and pertinent sermon topic in
Nebraska Sunday
The gonial
patniot from the political amen
corner will be in hard lines Fri
day when he eomea to vote The
pramary makes no provision for
putting that cross in a circle for
the whole ticket It puts more of
a premium oa intelligcvnt voting
R B HOWELL
Omahas Foremost Advocate of Munic
ipal Ownership
After nine years of endeavor Omaha
ct ast is to own its water plant with
cr income of about 750000 per an
turn All this time R B Howell has
ied in this fight for city ownership
csainst the Omaha water monopoly
and the Omaha Bee Anally beating
them in the last water bond election
by the unprecedented vote of 12 to 1
An er naval officer and Spanish war
veteran Mr Howell is an uncompi i
mising lighter -and has served his city
and state in various official capacities
His unvarying success in Omaha
against Victor Rosewater editor of
The Bee is causing much specula
tion as to which of these two men will
carry the state at the April primary
both being candidates for Republican
national committFrTn Nebraska
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Ice Co
Hamilton Bros Props
Arc now prepared to make regular deliveries
of ice to customers in the city Best of ice
and reasonable prices
Phone 43 for Terms
Ice by Delivery or Season
Evidently the Penrose steam
roller was not in effective -working
order in Pennsylvania Sat
urday Roosevelt Swept tliei state
by ia two to one vote and -will
get -almost that entire delegation1
The -primary election system
needs no defense in fact no ad
vocates Such disreputable and
disgraceful oecurrances as the re
cent Michigan Republican state
convention are all that is neces
sary to- make it clear and more
perspicuous that the primary as
a step ini the march of progress
When state militia and police
are necessary to control the ang
ry passions of party factions it
is about time to let voters go to
the polls and express their choice
like men
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Application for License
McCook Nebraksa April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed in the office of the
City Clerk of McCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license
to sell malt spirituous and vin
ous liquors in the building situ
ated on lot 8 block 27 at No
103 Main avenue in the First
ward of the City of McCook Ne
braska be granted to me for the
coming municipal vear beginning
May 1 1912
WILLIAM n BODEMANN
Application for License
McCook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed in the office of the
City Clerk of McCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license
ito sell malt spirituous and vinom
liquors in the building situated
on lot 1 block 21 224 Main ave
nue in the Second ward of the
Oity of McCook Nebraska be
granted to me for the coming
municipal vear beginning May
1
J II MITCHELL
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SILAS R BARTON
Progressive Republican Candidate for
Congress Fifth Congressional
District
PRIMARIES FRI APRIL 19 1912
Polls Open From Noon Until 9 p m
I know the wants of the people for
I have learned by experience
I have been Farmer School Teach-
er Deputy County Treasurer Grand
Recorder A O U W and State
Auditor
How They Voted Where They Knew
Me Best
Vote in Hamilton County where I
resided from 1872 to 1901
Election of 1908
Office Candidate Majority
Ueut Gov Hopewell Rep 26
Sec State Junkin Rep 38
Auditor Barton Rep 318
Treasurer Brian Rep 68
Election 1910
Office Candidate Majority
Lieut Gov Hopewell Rep 3tl
Br iate wan nep aaa i
Auditor Barton Rep 982
Treasurer George Rep 320
Vote in Hall County where I have
resided since 1901
Election of 1908
Office Candidate Majority
Lieut Gov Garrett Dem 54
Sec State Junkin Rp 13
Auditor Barton Rep 562
Treasurer Brian Rep 170
Election 1910
Office Candidate Majority
Lieut Gov Hopewell Rep 68
Bee State Wait Rep 106
Auditor Barton Rep 777
Treasurer George Rep 116
Carried Lancaster County in 1908
82
Carried Lancaster County in 1910
8474
Fifth Congressfonal District
1908
NbrrJ 22
Barton 1121
1910
forri8 4004
Bartoii 4032
-Your Support WIN Be Appreciated
R L Keester of Alma Nebraska
Republican Candidate for Con
gress at primaries
I favor among other things
37 KKk - s V i V V sx
ist Reduction of tariff
2nd Free lumber manufac
tured iron and steel products
and sugar
3rd Abolishment oi the court
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Telephone
Courtesy
In using the telephone as
in every other matter the
personal element must be
considered
You are human and all
persons with whom you talk
as well as the operators who
connect you must be pre
sumed to have faults
Our operators are instruc
ted to be prompt and cour
teous but they cannot an
swer complaints or carry on
a conversation Their
whole time is taken up in
executing orders for con
nections
In dealing with you we
demand that all our employ
es be considerate and cour
teous wont you afford them
and the persons with whom
you talk the same consider
ation
Courteous talk over the
telephone is like oil on ma
chinery it prevents fric
tion and pays big returns
The hastily spoken word
and its inflection no matter
what its provocation always
conveys an undesirable im
pression
Nebraska
Telephone
Company
of commerce giving the same
powers to the inter state com
merce commission
4th Stricter anti trust laws
5th State laws should be en
joined only by state or United
States supreme courts
6th House pension bill
7th Government ownership
of railroads telegraph telephone
and express companies
8th The Peace treaty
9th Government to build and
maintain public highways
ioth Amendment of inter
state law so as to prohibit ship
ment of intoxicating liquors into
dry territory
nth Conservation of all our
- natural resources
1 2th United States prohibit-
ing the manufacture and sale as
a beverage of intoxicating liqu
ors in the United States
I call upon all Republicans
and all citizens who favor these
principles to attend the primary
election and vote the republican
ticket and support me in this
campaign
Respectfully yours
R L KEESTER
V Franklin Pres R AGreen Cshr
E R Eisenhart Asst CJshr
The Citizens National Bank
of McCook Nebraska
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 25000
DIRECTORS
V Franklin A McMillen R A Green
Vernice Franklin E R Eisenhart
Drew Furniture and Carpet Co
Furniture and Carpets
China and Glassware
West B St Phone black 271
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NOTICE OF SUIT
William 0 Pate Drusilla Pate
his wife Fannie M Fcgle Maude
Coomor and John Hunter Coomer
defendants will take notice that
SusaMKi Zicafoose plaintiff has
filed her petition in the district
court of Red Willow county Ne
hraska against you the object
amd prayer of which are to pro
cure a decree quieting tlie plain
tiff s title to the northwest
Section 5 Township 2 Range 30
Red Willow county Nebraska
against any title interest claim
or lien of any kind of said de
fendants and for equitable relief
You are required to answer
said petition on or before Mon
day May 20th 1912
Susanna Zicafoose Plaintiff
By C II Boyle her attorney
April 8 8ts
Application for Permit
MeCook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed in the City Clerics of
fice my bond and petition for a
druggists permit to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors in
the building on lot 7 block 21 an
the Second ward of the City of
McCook from May 1 1912 to
April 30 1913
L W McCONNELL Applicant
Application for Permit
McGook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed in the Oity Clerks of
fice my bond and petition for a
druggists permit to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors in
the building on lot 11 block 22
in the First ward of ithe City of
MeCook from May 1 1912 to
April 30 1913
ALBERT McMLLLEN Applicant J
Application for Permit
McCook Nebraska April 4 1912
spirituous and vinous liquors m
the brick building on lot llblock
16 in the Second ward of the
Ciity of McCook from IVtay 1
1912 to April 30 1913
C R WiOOITWORTH Applicant
Notice of Dissolution of Partner
ship
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing
between M L Jennings and H
G Hughes under the name of
Jennings Hughes Ooimpany lias
this day been dissolved by mu
tual consent
AH debts1 owing to- said firm
have beem soldand assigned to
the firm of Hughes Company
wbo wiill continue the business of
the old firm said Hughes Com
pany having assumed all the ob
ligations of the dissolved firm
Dated at McCook Nebraska
this first day of April 1912
H G HUGHES
ML JENNINjGrS
SmE53SBJW9
The County Public Schools
The county eighth grade exam
inations will be held at McCook
Imdianola artley Lebanon and
Danbury Thursday and Friday
April 25 26
Examinations for teacihers cer
tificates will be held at McCook
Indianola Hartley and Danbury
Saturday April 20 Candidates
should secure examination inum
bers from office of county Super
intendent beforehand
The Red Willow County Teach
ers Associationi will hold- its anr
nual meeting at McCook Satur
day May 4 A spelling contest
will be held in- connection- There
will be two divisions the high
sehool and grade Parents and
patrons are urged to attend
Teachers are requested to send
Reading Circle note books Mp the
office of county superintendent
at the very earliest date possible
ANNA MeDONNELL
County Superintendent
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Application for License
McCook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed in the office of the
Oity Clerk of McCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license to
sell malt spirituous and vinous
liquors iin the building situated
on loft 9 block 22 205 Main ave
nue in the First ward of the
City of MeCook Nebraska be
granted me for the coming muni
cipal year beginning Mav 1 1912
4-4-St CLAUDE L MeKILLIP
Application for License
MeCook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that we
have filed in the office of the
Oity Clerk of MeCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license
to sell malt spirituous and vinous
liquors in the building situated
on lot 13 block 27 113 Main ave
nue in the First ward of the Oity
of MeCook Nebraska be grant
ed to ns for the coming munieipa
year beginning May 1 1912
JAMES WOOIARD
JOHN IF MeMANIGAL
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Dealer in
Real Estate 1
and Live Stock t
Room 4 McConnell Building
McCOOK NEB
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E F Osborn
DRAY LINE
All kinds of Hauling and Trans
fer Work promptly attended to
Your patronage solicited
Office First Door South oiDeGrofPs
Phone No 13
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has opened a cream station
at 212 W ist street and
will pay the HIGHEST
MARKET PRICE every
day in the week
Notice as hereby given that I t TTT
have filed in the Oity Clerics of- UiA5 DAY15 manager
iee my bond and petition for a
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uruggast s permuu to ssji mait
Heating Plumbing
MiddletonRubjr
Are prepared to fur
nish estimates on
short notice They
keep a complete line-
of Bath Tubs La
vatories Sinks and
other plumbing mater
ial including a good
line of lawn hose and
sprinklers
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