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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1912)
If hi t ft i DANBUEY George Woods arrived Satur dny for a visit with Iris folks He returned home to Lincoln Mon day B W Morris was a passenger to Ilerndon Kaiiisas Tuesday Lester Lord is expected home soon from Omaha W A Stone 0 B Woods J Robinson and Webster Dowler were McCook visitors Tuesday Mrs Iiua Drath is moping in the Miis Fair property C E Naden moved into Mrs Millie Bil ling s house Sam Beck moved ix to the Remington property Miss Frances Buffington of Cambridge is setting type at the News office for J L Newman The teachers examinations were held here Saturday There were a number of teachers present and a number took the examination The play Bowai in Dixi ewa greeted -by a fair sized house on Saturday might Henry Kettering of Lebanon was up Friday between trawis Mrs D Beyer and two child ran lire on the sick list Tile band concert W ednosday night Avas viy well attended The anuraiicig to Mrs Xellie Diph rejivl ill silver ta et ihit was given iAvay by tlu band LEBANON aim L iloitrm cf this place visated S E Raisten Monday last at fknrva 11 Ntichols of Lincoln mid A C Abbott of Saiwyer wer also guests oil San ford on th date All of them formerly resided here Engraved Cards Orders for engraved cards will re ceive prompt and satisfactory atten tion at The Tribune office Cards and invitations also printed tasteful ly Call and see samples and Tve will quote you prices Satisfaction guarantor 6 For rheumatism you will find nothing better than Chamberlain Liniment Try it and see how quickly it gives relief For sale by all dealers Why He Was Late What made you so late met Smithson AVell that is no reason why you should be an hour late gei ting home to supper I knew but J asked him how he was felnig and he insisted on telloug me about his stomach trouble Did yen tell him to take Chamherkrn s Tablets Sure that is what die needs Sold by all dealers McCOOK MACHINERY AND IRON WORKS Machine Work Horse Shoeing Blacksinithing Wq are agents for the Celebrat ed Ford Auto 210 1st st AY Phone reel 450 L C STOLL CO Jewelers and Opticians Eyes tested and fitted repairing McCook Neb Fine JOHN E KELLEY Attorney at Law and Bonded Abstracter Agent of Lincoln Land Co Of fice in Postoffice building Mc Cook Nebraska Af G BUMP Real Estate and Insurance Office 303 2d st East Phone blaek 252 C E ELDRED Lawyer Bonded Abstracter and Examiner of Titles Stenographer and notary in of fice McCook Neb H P SUTTON CO Jewelers and Opticians Watch rtepairing Goods- of quality Main avenue McCook Chic and Novel Models These two models embody the most important style features of the day They are the very acme cf simplicity and fashion Or iginality is the only word that seems to describe this dress as a whole The surplice waist form ing the apron panel in front giv es dtl a quaint and charming ap pearance while the postilion in back is another distinctive and Itlllff TV VTtSX 1 1 -v - iv 5S5sf i i rjTr v i 7ftBT 3i Ifc mm tri rnnn inialiSiS ill I A t ii w hfl mm ifehSi 4iJ m JfLS CS0S 6SI4 V vsr B G817 fci asSs noteworthy point Could any thing be more striking than the surplice and postilion made of ill ever lace over a pale role colored vatin charmeous Or if ycfu de- cre a less expensive maternal it can be designed oif black and white French cotton voile and yet be absolutely stylish The skirt is four gored two Avide gorcts at the front and back and two nar row gores at the sides make this skirt carefully proportioned j The other dress may be worn anywhere It is ideal for a mig or theatre irock because ox its smart and youthful air In white crepe de chine and blaek satin for the contrasting section this makes cne of the mostfetch ing and chic gowns imaginable Notice how the unique single rev eres may be lapped over The nmv crystal buttons should be used as they play an important pant in fashion at present The skirt is of the popular six gored type and closes at the side front Weights should be put in the hem of the satin to keep it down Shadow or jjilet lace may be used for the chemisette Remember The Tribunes phom is 19 We will appreciate an item any time Horsemen Attention I have at your service The Imported Belgian Stallion Ul ric No 30936 state certificate No 1739 weight 1730 color bay The registered French Draft Stallion Disaugiers No 19586 state certificate No 5384 weight 2000 color black The Mammoth Jack Monarch state certificate No 5323 weight 900 Terms on the above 1250 to insure live colt Also the Trotting Stallion Collector France No 41065 state certificate No 5385 weight 1 1 30 color bay height 15 3 hands Terms 10 to insure live colt COLLECTOR FRANCE 41065 France 2472 Alexander 1986 Molly F Gladys Deyo Barney Wilkes 3060 Gladys These horses and jack will make the season of -1912 at my barn formerly Wm Jeffries in McCook Nebr Accidents will be guarded against but I will not be responsible should any occur Parties disposing of mares or re moving from the county will be required to settle at once A share of your patronage is solici ted I Loren Andrews Owner Phone 72 Let Us Figure On Your Cement Work Call on or phone the manager He will be glad to come and figure with you McCook Cement Stone Co Phone Red 1 96 H w Rosebush Manager - - -- Vj2rjiii COULD NOT HOLD NAPOLEON In the Disguise of a Workman Future Emperor Passed Guard at For tress of Ham In discussing the origin of Louis Na poleons nickname of Badinguet some details were given incidentally of his escape frcm the fortress of Ilam in northern France on May 25 1S4G Fuller details are now available thanks to the researches of II Thir rm and in view of the escape of Capt Lux they have a special interest at the present moment It seema that the sole credit for the escape must lie with Louis Napoleon himself Ho made his Acll Thelin buy a black wg some rouge a cap which was scrubbed with puniice stone and a pair of sabots Then he cut off his mustache put on a blue apron a blue pair of trousers itnd a close fit ting fihirt of ccarce stuff Some workmen were carrying out some repairs to that part of the for tress where the prince lodged and this gave color to his disguise so much so that the two watchmen entertained no suspicious regarding the man who walked pant them ard out at the great gate a pipe in his mouth and a rIanlc on his shoulder The sergeant on duty at the drawbridge was reading a let ter as he passed and tock no notice of him It was then 5 oclock in the morning Four times that day the last time at 5 in the afternoon did the Govern or Dcmarle send for the prince Each time Dr Ccnneau replied that the pris oner could not see anybody because ho had taken medicine When at last the governor lost patience and went himself to the princes room and walked up to the bed on which the supposed invalid was lying ho discov ered that a very presentable dummy had taken the place of Louis Napoleon The discovery was made too late By that time the fugitive was over -the Celgian frontier EXCITEMENT OF SOME KIND Unregencrate Long Barred From Scenes of Pleasure Ready With Inventive Faculties Boze Bulger the baseball writer tells this story on Germany Schae fer says the New York correspondent of the Cincinnati Times Star Bulger allows that when Schaefer returned from Cuba two years ago he plum honed for eiitertainment So they framed up a soiree at the home of one of his friends The lady of the house was hospitable but prudish There are a lot cf things in this world sho doesnt believe in But she permitted the gathering to have a few hods of foam Now said Mr Schaefer brushing the dust off his cheekbones bring on the cards and well have a little game Ten cent limit We have no cards in this house said the stern faced hostess I do not believe in gambling Oh all right said Mr Schaefer Mebbe some ones got some dice Well roll the bones to see who goes next time to the corner We have no dice Mr Schaefer said the lady of the house acidly I tell you that I do not permit gambling in this house No gambling hey said Mr Schae fer No gambling at all uh Havo you any washtubs She said yes she had lots of wash tubs Fine said Mr Schaefer heartily Now you get me a watermelon and three tubs and Ill work the three shell game Thoughtfulness It is a pleasant bit of thoughtful ness which many hostesses show in leaving reading matter on the table of their guest room A guest is frequent ly not accustomed to- the same hours of rising and going to bed as prevail in the house where she is visiting She may have a habit of early rising or of sleeplessness or she may havo merely a short time in her room with nothing to do when she does not wish io go down stairs or elsewhere to ob tain books At such a time a new Took an interesting magazine or two Iwould prove most grateful It Is not necessary to have a whole guest room bookcase One or two well chosen books will serve the purpose quite as well It is a distinct compliment to a guest to have put enough thought into Iier tastes and interest to be able to offer her just the book or just the ar ticle which she would wish to read While this is not always possible with the best intentions something bright readable and new will rarely go amiss Life From Dead Material Evidence that living plants or ani mals are still being produced from rrr pruiMpn Iinntprr fnr fivo tn t rrnn itezc were proven to he living by their great growth in a few days in an incubator Royalty Sacred in Austria A woman in Vienna has been sent to prison for three months for speak ing disrespectfully of Maria Theresa who has been dead for 131 years In Austrian law rovnltv Is nrntootprf fron iimiiii mmWKU iir RED WHLOW The fierce wind on Saturday kept the people ir cnr till ecunts going tc town to- dc the weekly trading- and getting m iil fev these who are n ot en the rural route Mr and Mrs John McNeil wcv cVCir to Mr Brcom ticCd s middle cf the week Lee and Ruby YVaddelL visited at Louis Lorigneekers on Sunday vf tern r Making garden is en hands nor Seth Whddall is hoping Lcuij Longnoekcr with iaiiin work Farmers are rushing with put ting on spring wheat and oats and planting potatoes Jah11 McNeil arid wife took dim ner at Louis Longneek cir s Sun day In 18S3 potatoes planted cii April II furnished utiw ones to eat June 22 and in 1887 thci i put in on April 2S weic as large as turkey eggs on June- 20 IITDIrTOLA Lctoii Duckworth was in Me Gook Thursday night on primary election matters Mn Xeul Quick spent Satur day jmd Sunday with the pu lit in MCCooik Mr aaid Mrs Chanles Alien were among the McCook visiters pnimary day Mrs C E Miniiiek drove thcor auto to the county seat Friday returi unig ihi the afternoon Mr Junker was an Orleans bus mess visitor last week lev Mrs and Theo -Goldsmith visited with Mr and Mrs Har low Keyes latter part of last week Real Estate Filings The following real estate filings have been filed in the county clerks office since our last re port United States to Enoch M Maitson pat se qr Archie McNec aod wife to Clarence E TJotze wd in hC sa or 1-3-28 3000 00 George Brumgard and wife to George W llerrod wdr lot 5 in block 32 2nd Mc Cook George W llerrod and wife to Joseph Menard qcd to Legal Notice State of Nebraska Red Willow county ss To all persons interested in the estate of Jolui J Real de ceased Notice is hereby given that Sarah J Hickling administra trix of the estate of John J Real deceased has filed in this court her final account and a report of her administration of said es tate together with a petition for a final settlement a decree as signing the residue of said estate to such as arc entitled by law to the same and for a- discharge as such administratrix Said final account and petition liave been set down- for hearing on the 4th day of May 1912 at one oclock p m at tha comi ty coairt room in McCook ini said county Witness anj hand and seal of said court this 13th day iof April 1912 FRANK M COLFER Seal County Judge First publication April 15 6 ite Notice of Dissolution of Partner ship Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between M L Jennings and II G- Hughes under the name of Jennings Hughes Company has tliis day been dissolved by mu tual consent All debts owing to said firm have been sold and assigned to the firm of Hughes Company who will 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 M L JENNINGS NOTICE OF SUIT Wllkm O Pate DrusMla Pate ousLua jiuwitnic iiJ iiLiii 11 - filed her nM tirci in tho dctic tv T7iiifps ns hisii as i7n iiorwi r although bacteria aro destroyed at court of Red Willow ccu nty Ne r degrees The fluid seemed un hraska against you the objr t changed after six or seven months and prayer of wliieh are to pro Its sediment however was found to cure a desree quiefog tbs plain contain microscopic organisms and Usffo tti tn tho uorthwpst V Secticm 5 Township 2 Range 30 Red Willow county Nebraska m criticism written or spoken for 2C By H Boyle her attorney years after death April 8 8ts Semelle Anti Skids mm A j Do Prevent Skid pital Asrociation W 3 i o Plumbing Heating and Gas Fitting- Plumbing and Heating Plans drawn and specifications pre pared Estimates furnished free Basement P O Bldg Phone 33 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that The McCook Co Onerative Hospital Association has filed its articles Oif incorporation in the office of the Secretary of State -of the 00 SUate of Nebraska and an the office of itJie County Glerk of Red Willow county Nebraska The lo same 10 00 cation of the principal oifiice of I the corporation shall be McCook Nebraska and the principal place for the transaction of its busi ness sliall be Red Willow county Nebraska The general mature of the business to be transacted by said corporation shall be To equip maintain and operate a boa pital in Red Willow county state of Nebraska to receive dona tions of money or property of any description to rent or purchase any real -or personal property and to erect -a building or buiid ings to be used in connection therewith and to sell any prop erty real or personal that may have come to the Association by gift or purchase when sueh prop erty has eeaseid to be of use for the for wliieh dt purpose -was giv en or purchased The amount of capital stock authorized shall be 25000 divid ed into 5000 shares of 500 each which sliall he subscribed for at not leiss than their par value and which shall be non ass essaible amd no share shall be issued until fully paid for The existence of this corporation began on March 4 1912and this corporation shall have perpetual succession The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which the corpora tion ds at any itdme to subject it self sliall not exceed one fourth of the par value of stock out standing The aififairs of the cor poration are to he conducted by a Board of Managers consisting cif nine members selected by the stockholders from among their number The officers iof the cor poration shall consist of a Pres ident a Viiee President a Secre tary si nid a Treasurer who tahall be chosen by the Board of Ma n agers PI fVOnnvntitm iiiv tiuuuuin ruiiiii - Anna E Failwiestoek Secretary By L W McConnelL President Seal lifeless materials is offered by a Brit- js Fann e M FcH0 Maude Aprl 2s sh scientist In experiments de- J CoW j Huntor Ccomer - - - - wdl take notice tin many1 gtfwdinta sterilized inorganic fluids with Sts He- BALD HTVD3 NOT WANTED Bilcr - -- -- Ok noaly Consid ered c Zgz cf Advanced Age A bal Vfdil person does net have an rinl chance with nr blessed w th a healthy head of hair btoauv Lsdness i9 too orally aosptcd s an indication against any title interest claim of age Many large corporation 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 Placntixi have estaitoVshcd n age lhnitand refuse to takr over 35 years of age as now simployees Probably 65 -if bald headeid people may regain a good head oi healthy ihair if they will follow our advice and accept our offer We have a remedy that we J ding Rubber Traction Surface Protected and Reinforced by Tougk Flexible Nan puncturing Leather Tread An In tegral Part of the Tire and Not An Attachment Firmly Imbedded Hardened Steel Studs Do Prevent Skidding JM STOCK BY C R Livingston McCook Nebr m t tively guarantee to grow hair en any head unless the roots of the hair are entirely dead their cles closed and the scalp has be come glazed ana snmy w e iwanr people k try this remedy at our risk with the distinct understand ing that unless it dees exactly Avhat we claim it will and gives satisfaction in every respect we shall make no charge for the rem edy used during the trial We know exactly what we are talking about and with this offer back of our statements no one should scoff doubt our word or hesitate to put our remedy to an actual test We want every one in McCook who is suffering from any scalp or hair trouble dandruff falling hair or baldness to try- our Rex all 93 Hair Tonic We want ithem to use it regularly say til three ibottles fliave been used and if dt does not eradicate dand ruff cleanse and refresh the scalp tighten the hair in -its iioost grow new hair we -will re turn every cent paid us for the remedy for the mere asking There is no formality expected and we -exact no obligation from the user whatever We are established right here in McCook and make this offer with a full understanding that our business success entirely de pends upon the sort of treatment we accord our customers and we would not dare make the above offer unless we were positively certain that Ave could substantiate it in every particular Jfcemember you can -obtain Rexall Remedies in -this community only at our stores The Rexall Store L W MeOonnell McConnell fills prescriptions DR HERBERT J PRATT Registered Graduate Dentist Office 21214 Main avc over McConnell s drug store Phones Office 160 residence black 131 DR R J GUNN Dentist Office Rooms 3 and 5 Walsh building McCook Phone 112 R H GATEWOOD Dentist Office Room 4 Masonic Tem ple McCooljkTeb Phone 163 THE mTESMISSION Magazines and Dailies Off all kinds tre building I Temple Kansas City Post 5 cents Week Eggs for Hatching from High Scoring Prize Winners Barred and White Rock Buff Brown and White Leghorns White and Sliver Laced Wyandottes Black Minorcas White and Buff Orping tons S C Rhode Island Reds -Prices of ggs 150to5per setting according to variety and quality LEBANON POULTRY YARDS Lebanon Nebr - rr f J 7 V- j
