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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-08-28

way when discovered, but were subdued be
fore any serious damage was done.
The West Nebraska Mission conference of
the NJ. e. church will be held in Kearney, be-
ginning September Sd. Bishop Mallalieu, of
Boston, will preside. DR.. Mallalieu is one of
the most polished scholars of New England.
A steam engine weighing more than four
ons broke through bridge in Cunning county.
The engine lies in the water upside down, only
the wheels being exposed. The engineer fell
with it about twenty feet, but is not seriously
hurt.
Hogs are being swept off rapidly in Wash
ington county by cholera. VIM. Rosenbaum
has lost thirty head of old and 40 pigs. Hans
Wulff has lost ST. head of pigs. Many others
have suffered more or less from the fatal dis
ease.
Frank Carper was arrested near Beatrice
for stealing cow, which he sold to butcher,
who slaughtered the animal. Carper was
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and costs, and
to make restitution in twice the value of the
animal.
man named Thompson, living three miles
north of Valley, in Douglas county, while fin
isbinp the top of a chimney. by misstep fell
fron, over the end of the building to the
found q distance of eighteen feet He was
-ondered unconscious by the fall, and lay on
tho Ground until neighbor passing the build
-. s;soo1,ered him and assisted him to his
-, ,rbere he lies in a critical condition. 1t
40 .S,o.,. that he has three of his ribs
broken.
man named Hothingen has oeen put In
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-08-28

Nebraska City. August 16, 1854. Tx =
, 1884-09-26
H4VERIcKs.
Unbranded Ne1- Notes picked Up
Ahou inc City.

Draper sent %, n0Q pounds Of freight
North Yesterday.
The orders for cars By stockmen sn
very large just al present.
Hon. L. ) y Morgan is putting gas
fixtures into his residence.
Dick Dyer and Sam Clayton have not
yet succeeded in obtaining bail.
Work on the new bridge at the foot of
Eddy street Is progressing rapidly.
The Eastern train was three hours late
on account of An accident to the engi. G
yesterday.
The soldiers at Fort Russell have started
a debating club, which meets every Satur-
day night. There are said to be some
good debaters among them.
Just one solitary drunk Yesterday, and
was ashamed to appear and plead guilty,
20 he sent a proxy Sho deposited the
mount Of his fine with Judge Fisher.
The Signal Service Office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
76'. lowest, 39'; mean temperature, So;
mean humidity, % per cent. highest
velocity Of wind, % miles per hour.
Rev. DR.. f. S. Chapman. pastor of the
First Presbyterin Church, returned yes
terday from a months visit to the Pacific
Coast He is very much pleased with his
trip and is much improved in health.
The umor which prevailed last ~eveDinr
that some desperate fighting was in prc-
Eress at Rock Greek was unfounded in
fact. A telegram TO TUE LEADER from
that place states that everything is as
quiet as the grave.
The Improvements of the streets is
going on rapidly. 1t is almost impossible
to walk Il block anywhere in the city with
out finding a new sidewalk. Beside
some Of the streets are being well graded
and placed in Il fine condition.
An attempt is being made to organize a
church of the Scandinavian Lutheran
denomination at Laramie City. Rev. +
NJ. Andreason, Of Kearney, Neb, will
permanently locate in Laramie as pastor
of the church about January l.
Ben Moore, who was held to await the
action Of the grand jury at Cheyenne for
stealing and slaughtering cattle, was in
dictcd on several counts at Sidney on
Wednesday. His tiial will take place
during the next November term. judge
Charles w. Wright, of this city, will
assist in the prosecution.
The regular NEE ting OF the School
Board took place last night at the School
houre- The meeting was a very quiet
affair, and only the usual routine of bust
ness was transacted. A few bills were
allowed, and an effort was made to obtain
an appointment for one Of the teachers,
but il failed.
Judge Lacey has rendered a decision in
the case Of the Wyoming Meat company
against o. p. Goodell, which is Of
great interest to the legal fraternity.
Stripped of legal yerbiage. it holds that
the wages due a man for the three months
last past necessary for the support Of his
family are not liable to attachment. This,
it ia stated, was IN unsettled question in
the Territory prior to the decision.
, 1884-09-26

IN II. AS LndCn Letter.l
Next 10 the Grosvenor gallery GU Bond
street on the left Is The Du Maurier expos.
ton; on the other siGe ia the Whistler exhi.
biticn, or, as II Is called by the artist. Al
Arrangement in Pin Il and Gray We were
neceived at the door by a harm esS aud
ethereal looking youth, clad from top to tot
In pink and grny-a modest youth, Wiihal-
20 whom we offered our admission Zee IN
deadly fear lest he prove suTertsr 10 earthly
dross aud bid be t-guns for the wild clay We
are. hut he did Motive are thankful that he
did not Nc, be took our little shilling. ii
hurt him, one could see that, still be took il,
but instantly DROP ing into a pink bp1 con.
Venient II his plnk gloyed hand, he turned
his pink-no, / would say his gray-eyes
upon Us and led u into the inner circle, tie
haiy Of l.9lie,. not u be profane, the ar
r.nrenasnt Ia pink end gray
W 2 quite prepared 70 take oil my shos
or perform ln-s other little act Of reverence
te ore entering UPON this mystery, and have
not yet recovered from a feeling that We
wcre not sufficiently prepared FOR this high
~fss;!yRicay 4 had wrou lat myself up to BE-
liu-e wo we're about to get a new sensation.
Wast We did feeeive WAS n very old oBe-a
disappointment Thtr5'n nothing particu-
llrig rev or clIvating in that, IL therei The
gtey curtains having 'Nn cautiously drawn,
CIR eys' b-held q small square room. light Il
from a SHAFT above. Tho Is covered with
pink hannsls. strrtchsi on like a PAGER,
ses inao OF Light gray paint with
an ,,casionai line OF pink. the mant.i
Craos1 "a gay velvet. with but one 50 Il OF
cui1r nn II. AMI that a nort of dissipatod
o. ny bat, with a tiny crescent above it
tus 10 ptns-Hay carpet, pink chairs, and
GA thy walls. one above The other. perhaps
NJ, i.tig-wcll. wont insult the nr.st by
cnl'ing ,hcm %pictufes He doesn't, he calls
them Notes "Harmonios,7 -ScherrOs.H
Variations, ~ e c, etc. The largest o. these
"Not0s' viii measure not more thIn twelve
inches by seven or eight, and this will usu-
silly inciu ie the frame.
Inhl defy any one on first entering thai
roora 20 tel out OF the fifty notes OF this mr.
ti>tie scale the subiec; OF ten, or what Mr..
Whistler intends 10 represent. | MY be far
hehind the age IN art, but a picture ever
hid much merit to me unless It expressed
SOMETHING, and l don't like a snow sctno. FOR
e Hrpio, when l nnd out 10y the catalogue Il
ur "GrlnI Cannl In Amsterdam"
, 1884-09-26
whom the Governor Receives.
tArkausaw TrayeIsr1

UT NlEII-IW ITTFTT3TaT
A gentleman who has business with the
governor Of ArkAnsaw enters the state house,
and il met by the negro porter;
81 wish 10 aeo the governor
Vas, rah. business Particular
@MeI. that's Dsitnrr bcre nor thoro. | vi d
10 - him
IN cp'=e. sAhi 10 oo'He. Docs yer want ter
use him tali HI VI, sail FL yer wants
tor component BIS 'ministration be amt
Eagel. Out If yer wants ter get er pardon
fur or evil pu.son, lie l.. Now, which ono i
Il, sahf'
Il have to tell him that the people OF The
Bear Wallow district have indorseI him for
the United Statss senatNr
"Deu hsu b. mighty pleased ter see yer,
Sab. Walk right in. Twenty sc cents
would hep de cause Thankee. sab"
, 1884-09-26
Young Men,

Who may be suffering from nervous debility.
Will do well to avail tenn selves Of IN =, the
greatest boon ever lad AT the altar Of suffering
humanity.
TR SP n tY Will GUARANTEE TO
FORFEIT FIV HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
every case Of weakness ur disease ul any kind sr
character which he undertake. Is and ialls To cure
He would, Therefore. say to the unfortunate sui
ierer whu may read this notice, TIL. Nnu are
treRding nn dangerous gIuund when you longer
delay IN seeking tlr proper remedy for your
c mplaint. You maN be In the hrst stage-re-
m mber that you are approaching The inst II
you are boider ng IN I e iart, aud are suffering
sume or all of It's III Effects. TENT n,ber that II
you obstlnately persist ~ pfucra that IN, the
lime must cnlme When the lntst skilliul pnysi-
clan an render yun 10 assistance WHEN the
dUur OF hope will b closed against You, When
no angel OF merry can hri & YOU relief In no
case has the doctor tailed 81 success. Then lei
not despair work itself " on YOUR Imagination.
but avail yourself OF the De ehciHl results 81 his
before your c Sc l. beyond The reach
Il med cal ski !. or beiuie grim death hurries
you to n premature grave.
GItes duard MtsEsut sing Anirc os
Eanntur.
, 1884-09-26
THE FLYING MACHINE.
A French Inventors Successful At
tempts at Aerial Navigation
a Memorable Tho Problem
Not Yet SoIved-Dimeuities In
II Way-RIeetricItJ ths
Uouve

New York Tribune
1he report OF NJ Herv- Mangon b the
French acedemy describing a succe sful at
tempt to navigate the air, certainly, II tho
facts are IS stated. nscords a memorable
event a later Dispatch states that the ma
chine which was the subject OF experiment
At Msr,lon Is cigar shaped, with a steering
Apparatus, and that tho force Il derived from
a -srisa Of electric a~,cumui1tors. NJ. Man
gcn avert thst this machine moved easily
In Obedience t. tha helm against the wind.
an vns .~u,aaalsliy turna Z round and
brought lack 10 the pace Of starting
If t4is l. correct the new flying machine
ha- accomplished more than any Of it, lnnu-
mersbie redeos~ors, though it by no mean,
follows that is inventor la. s)lye the hard
problem NJ aerial navigation No doub tbs
fal>e analogy bstaeen water AMI Air nayiga-
ton haa greatly rntardod progress in this
line. Really there Is no anal lgy, or but lit
&c, ~istV,sn tie two. The ship floats IN ono
auid sni a. propelled by anotl or. The
ayine machine q immersed wholly in the
1nid il Il TO navigate. Tho difference
prism. from dealing in the ono case
with an elastic AMI IN the 9th r with an
me'nstio fluid, also has much TO do wi b the
dihitu tics that have been encountered. No
hettcr model tlan that OF the bird can prob
nbly be foun | but We do not know enough
about tho motion OF the lird's wings a yet
~ master the problem. Lightness and power
are the desidereta, and It Is very hard TO
bring them together ns they are conn ined In
the slender, hollow but str ng frame and
bones Of the bird. Il Is howev r c ear TINT
As a m . W power Electricity Possesses many
advantages over steani. and IL may 30 rre-
dicted with fafety that II aerial navigation
ever is attained II win 30 through the aid Of
that force.
Il = paars that the Meudon machine can
only rim fonr loarL II is, therefore, ony a
toy AZ present and 1t remain uncertain ap
par nj vi ell er a machine car able Of carry
Ing ~ Gent stored electricity for n reason-
able voyage c uld be ma lie to work. Nor can
4 single experiment. perhaps made under ex-
cepuonrly favorable atmot pheric conditions,
decide the question Of tho Steering afii INA.
lively. Fiotntion ard dire ton are equally
involved In aeronsntics, yet they are con-
stnntly c~'ashing. 10 obtain 81 mcient foin-
ton u superficial area Is required which
renders The task Of direction doubly di1lcrit.
The eigaraiaped balloon has boon tried Le
fore, moreover, and not successfully. Thu
physical difficulties Of the problem In ia, I
are ~ grrat that IL viii ned prolonged OK.
perrin ont under the most various atino pheric
conditions 10 dsmonstrute Is successfui solu.
ton, ev.n Il what Is row alleged should
prove 10 bs In no respect exaggerated oI
overostimRtel.
, 1884-09-26
Naming the offender.


tAuloHiN4t lndeftoneA
The Bohemian club, at its last high jinks
In the ~redwoois, unveiled a plaster statue Of
St John 81 NJ pomuc. the patron saint Of the
club. Il seems hat some Religious body holl-
ing a camp M sung there shortly after OBJ
tec.ed 20 the croS and the halo and tore
them ruthle sly OF. They were replaced
tbs year, but tss story was very excitedly
told by a gentleman who has Charge Of the
grounds.
1t was sacrlesiouS sir. said 80. ! told
them 1t was an outrage And It was at the
instigation OF q maxwell. ! havs no hesita-
ton in naming hlm-Smirh--
, 1884-09-26

LDFFFVTT FTFsI
He was 3 tramp and when he had carefully
.c7nned the hack yard for the expected wooi
pile. and had found none, he quietly slid
aruunl |. knocked AZ h@ front door aud began
his story OF mis- oriune and his inability TO
get york. "Ye- aid the farmer. who wns
~ a caaic turn. but 'labor conquens all
things you remember thr old saw don't
your "Yes, indeed do said the wayfarer
a tears started TO his eyes. and the remem-
hran,e Is indeed painful. Tut as ! came along
I didn't see any hanging up on the back OF
tire house. so 1 thought l would ask you for
something 10 eat Yes, I remember tho old
nav and the wood pile, TOO. but have no use
for I en-. Good day . and he vanished into
tue whsreness OF the whittier.
, 1884-09-26
The Democratic Leader.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. Iss4


lie kissed me Audacious What meant he?
II was dune ere | half was nware
We've only a C lid. but ut twenty
It's : horrib . thing. III declare
on my cheek just hcrn where he kissed 1t
The blushes Of shame come aud 10
Twas 50 sudden I could not resist II,
And III never forget Il know.
The loorY. what Impotence. truly
IT'S a wonder I did not uutscream.
What p s4eS-cd him to act 80 uuniyg
And spmehov 10 Gems Ike n dresui.
IN never get over 10. never:
should he try IL AGAIN III resent
He viii ind il a frsitlesi endeasor.
Unless sYeli, unless I relent.
III ~. Hckng q. the ysdOe.
, 1884-09-26

Having leaeed one Of the stores on Fer
guson street, in the Idleman building. l
will open up the finest line Of grocery,
table and bar glassware ever brought TO
Cheyenne. e. Douglas, Importer Of
Fine Glassware, etc.
, 1884-09-26

The reputation Of
Hn-tett'r -tnin-
ach Buffers ~ a
pr ventlve OF cpl
denies 4 stoin-
achic. an Inv & r
art, n genera re-
%stofatiyt. and A
slfcihc for fever
and ague. indiges-
ton. bilious aifec-
uuns, rhruIna Ism.
nervous debi lty.
constitutions
weakness. Is rStab-
lishtd upon the
sound basis 81 o
iliAn twenty years
eXi e%rience, and
G. n no O be
shaken by the
clHptrap nnstuims
o~funsclentinc III
tenders. than the
that rustic through
all Druggists and
, 1884-09-26

Harry's Cafe and Restaurant, 2s2.
Eddy street Open day and night. Beat
place for meals in the city.
, 1884-09-26

There will be a $3.50 calibre Winches-
ter rife for rattle at Jake Esselbom' 5
Pioneer Saloon on the 9th Of this month.
, 1884-09-26

Quick, complete cure. all kidney,
bladder and urinary diseases, scalding,
irritation, stone, gravel, catarrh Of the
bladder. 81. Druggists.
, 1884-09-26

My Fall stock of clothing is now com
pletsd. and prices will ustonish you. Pol
ack. the Cluthier.
, 1884-09-26

The boes soda water only Eve osuts q
Rlass at Ellis, a9l Eddy street.
, 1884-09-26

Joker.
, 1884-09-26
Amer4oaa n1ethod.

The qualifications Of he old schools ar passed
away. aud the pupil taught 10 recognize Al sight
Inst which tile In er~ are required 10 perfurin-
That those who practice for years without q
thorough and compieh -nsiyr knowledge OF the
ia erial fnum which their music Is composed.
are playing the uaft % AZ antuinatoin-not an
intelligent being.
Thai execution upon any Instrument must be
considered IN no other light than mechanical
art, govern d b Il principle. which, thoroughly
understood aud pr-ctired. covers the whole
grOuhd Of dcSteTity.
That The price OF success I honest. daily.
meniA and mechanical study Of those tunda-
mental pas~ag s-chUrdS aud scales-fr N
when are Developed the peculiar forms OF all
cufnpO-er.
That gpod pupils never graduate, OF see the
tine there j. nothing new TO ! am, but study
o gaiuiug familiarity with every composer Of
ment, cleaning thereirum and appruprating 10
themselves the beauties and gems from every
,chool Of composition
THE AMERICAN ~ THOD has. Within
be sixteen years OF It's publication. ellie ted from
thousands OF delighted patruns scattered rom
the Atlantic To the Pacific Coast, The m1at nat
teriug testim malls, which can be seen By call
ing ON Mr.. Mercer. Can refer 20 great nunoeT
Of patrons on the Pacific Coast and In the last
, 1884-09-26

Call and examine the new High Arm at
the corner Of Eighteenth and Hill struets.
, 1884-09-26
DR.. Spinney

Is well known AS the founder OF the Monfre4l
C.. E.) MED" AL Ism UrE. and having given
ills entire attention f,r the past ~ enty years
the Treatment o ciruulc and special dlseasts IN
c dent to boih sexes. his succ IS has prodncrd
astonishing results. by Il = mrthod uftreaiment
the suffering are fuzzy restored TO o lKinnl
health. lie would call the attention Of the az
nicted TO the fart 81 IL long tnnding and well
earned reputation US n sufficient HsSuraiIco ui
his skill and sucress. thousands who have been
under his treatment have ielt and Expressed
emotions of gr tiiudr wellil x up from hearts
touched for tile tirsi Time by the silken cord that
whispers Of returning health.
those suffering fiOm Catarrh or Bronchitis can
be n sured VI q perfect cure by his new method
II trea nient
DIR. SPINNEY can detect the slightest disease
Of the 1 hes Lungs ur any internal organ. and
guarantees a cure In every case he underias Is
II matters not what your Troubles MAJ be,
come and let the Doc or examine your case II
1T Is UR L HE WILL TILL V Z 80
If NOT, H. vi LIELL YOU TIL II for hr
Will not undertake n case unles he is contideni
~ efectiug "a cure II Will Gust you nothin for
consultation. so please call and satisfy yourselves
whether the DO. tar understands your case.
, 1884-09-26

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for q great many years
in her private prrtice. 1t has proved
Al u~nfailing specific in the treatment Of
the many disorders to which the female
constitution il subject Ii is a sure cure
for the monthly troubles that 40 many
women suffer Mailed on receipt of price
IN
, 1884-09-26

Little Joker is the nest smoking to-
bacco.
, 1884-09-26

EHn OA-sEKS.
AT the Star Restaurant. Open all
night
, 1884-09-26
CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE.


Norsnu Park tnear ChicAgoA. Harding
school for Girls and lWmK Ladies'. For Z Ia
que, address q. THAYER, l. L. n, Mon,an
fark. II or u Madison street. Chicago.
, 1884-09-26

Fifteen dinervnt machines are used in the
manufacture Of infants shJe4
, 1884-09-26
SOW used ~ over 81 uundfed Teachers.


n hich win stand Artistic Criticism, and furnish
The material upon which every educated teach
or can base their own pectliei tiles 81 iustrdc-
ton II presents In = ne - light. based upon
natural laws, the ar Of execution and science
IS Nltalr
, 1884-09-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

IEunRD EI NhNN Qte Register u. !. Land Oheel. ArrJiNEf
EUdAk w. MANN and COGNsELLoR at LAW, Pneaes N INC
Lvurs 81 le TerrGry uni III supreme Court Of The United States Special aten-
ton paid to Ian. and mineral entries and contests Office. kJ1ns 8 AL 5 Cln-
mepal Building, Sixteenth street; Cheyenne, WyJnns
, 1884-09-26

FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Props
Cleveland, Ohio
Gray * Pearse. Sole Agents.
, 1884-09-26
STEPHEN w. DOWNEY

" arren $ new block at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
Wyoming Business in all the District Court:
Territory carefully and promptly prosecuted.
Homestead, Pre-Emption, Desert land and I
at Washington. Locations of choice Mineral,
and patents secured eheaply and speedily.
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully
matters and the investment of capital ~solicitto
, 1884-09-26

DR.. F. |. WARNER. 8gn H:s1, a.s eS s%g { e f Sss:,s'l D: ssl g E%,
Residence 44 Eddy Street Fine work a speciality
, 1884-09-26

r : c000RIc.H TTEIIEEG Ell .t SUPPLIES ELECTRIC BELLS,
street.. oppuane Opera House: Poloae box 43. Cheyenne. Myo.
, 1884-09-26
Mrs. n. s. MERCER,

teacher Of Robbins American Method for IN,
Piano, eau be found at residence On seven
tenth street.
BY THE
, 1884-09-26

DR.. w. 4. WYMAN r pn9ys8 sL N,1 ASR Po SURGEON IU3I On Oh Ode g
the Fst National Bank, up stains. Telephone "a. Calls answered night Or day
from The omce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
FLOTsO,I.
The ra,thcr has N odernted ag,in


yasts,dav VISA nnoiber nlea,ant rnn-
.h,nine d.v
Cltv conyc,l meet, to-nieht and tho bids
for .trett having vii he opened.
Remember the Ma.quersie Skating Par
" at ArmOry hall Saturday night OF thii
week.
A renort reached Tho CITY ye,terdav that
Qrandvlew was q ,nsuued by fra Sund Az
n, hIu"''" '"' 800
ChsrI;s io,ss Of San Antooio. Ia IN the
Cna,no yones y. %" n.', 10 H.; ~
Guy mtm aue VIZ" VI ''i'''"s NV" nus "
"a.A' '','' :,
ies.srphy was .s"ny ,h'a uas, hnu ~,
usuaI no,s, sro"u wa' W 'o 'ee" y" '"'
squsre onn''iiuB "ofs.s
The WORK on the hercbahts' Excnnnee
building and the sddttioI 10 the Windkor
hotel - pr lgretslng rapidly.
The CITY ordiprnces require hsokmen TO
keep pasted 10 their hacks HI 81 charges
which many OF them have failed to do.
Attention "a c,llad IN tho snnourc ,ment
., crInnJ Win.mson ,or slJs,msn from
!" ~, .,ard IL slac,sd he Gill ssrv. liz
c,neti,nen,s faithfully.
~. H., w.. ,,ho attended, u,~S;
Gni.n.,n, e.o,,ch, o., o'Keats a hanS-
a. IA n.ssd 60, s,hc,
- y n ,,,,;sh ~ ,s,,mna,.
gu "''' w" ''"
Mrs. Egg@r, OF houston, texas, i 10 tnc
CRY nm" hespso n ns''r huu vi ien. WI e'o
CANT assortment OF costumes, masks and
wigs, at l4l4 NAN street near ths onlon
depot.
In the lotal columns will be found an adj
vertisement OF Levering's coff'e, which Is
offered to the trade by Messrs Sigh &
Downs, the we'll known merchandise
brokers. ~
Justice w M. Eiwsros' or prsc'nct NO
proposes TO ciim6 the LADDER OF luoic,,
elevation rnd ren,'g wh'sper7 tnnt we WI
ne a candidate Ior county Judge al the
November election.
The funeral Of Rolin Jones, oolored, took
place Yesterday morning from the Evening
Chapel G. NJ. church, Rev. 8. rownssl
orflciated. The procession was one Of the
largest that ever attended tne funeral OF a