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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24
~Diplnmatjime zpanumn9.

Berlin, 10. San. Gin biplomaz
ttf9er 8opcott Der beuti4en @egiez
rung segen Grantrei4 tann jeben Sag
erflGrt tperben. @s 1T betannt, oaB
&ai1er Wilbelm iber bic 2Gfigtett
bes fran30fi4en Minifters beg Meu<
beren, 9anotdur, bic gegen bic beutz
i4e 8ot19aft in paris lo~s5iebenoen
8ldtter CUR Re@sni@aft gu aieben. i'm
bD9ften @rabe aufgebra4t 1T. &ur5z
li@ bat 3mif@en benz 8oti4after @raz
fen Miiniter unb benz Minifter cine
Gonferena itattsefunben; oer 8oti@afz
ter proteitirte ge9en bic fortgefebten
Mn3apfungen ber fran5DiH4en Prefe
unb ertldrte, CT mufe refigntren,
tpenn bic Regierune bas @etlGfe ni4t
gum @@metgen hr;uaen noble, oa ct
als 8oti4after cine periDn1i@e Sattsz
fattion ni9t 1uden tonne. Ser Miz
niiter bebauptete, CT tDnne bic prehe
ni4t controltren, BET 8oti@after 1T
inbeKen nit bie1er @rfldrung un3uz
frieben unb mirb beim &aiier poritelz
Zig tuerben, Oh feline @tequng, unter
ben obmaltenben umitGnben nod baltz
baltbar lei. Sic Stimmun9 i'm Reiz
DE gebt babin, baB Deuti@lanb teinen
8oti&after na@ paris f@iden m09e,
Bis bic fran30fii@e Resteruns @aranz
tten l~eiitet, oer preB=Isttatton gesen
Deutf@lanb's @ertreter @tnbalt gu gez
bieten. Die Mbberufuns bes italiez
ntf4en 8oti4afters, &eBmann, BON
parts 1T i'm @inberitdnbnib nit benz
@ei4stanoler Guriten 9obenlobe &C.
f9tben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24

mad uno mad bon berielbsu @rSbe
ba3u tommen ipllten. 10 tpirben lie
INNER nod an @eiammtumfans binz
ter ben GoritReierpationen Nep
Oorts melt auriiditeben. Ditie uma
faKen 14on 3 Miltonen Mcres. al1o
fat 5000 Auabratmeilen uno ioaen
nod tpettere Musbebnunsen erbalten.
Mber bieier srobe llmfans ALIEN thut's
nidt. Die Aaupt1a@e 1T bic ginfib<
rung einer tiidtisen Sort : Gultur,
um bic MGloer in sebortee Werfalz
flung gu brinsen unb tnoirett fir alta
ma, WaKerz2ieferuneen uno Iderbau
unb fir Solsz eieferuns proFtabel gu
MAIDEN.
- @amuel .. Wiuarb, Elm retz
der Garmer unb noblbetannter repubz
litanii4er polittter aus @ensoa
i'm @taate Nem Dort bat Galtforntsn
unb ben fernen Weiten Der Ser. Staas
ten au benz 3tpede bereiit. um iia NIT
ben Metbobem Der 8erieieluns bon
OeblGnbereien, bes Iderbaues uno
oes @artenbauss etnsebeno pertraut
gu MAIDEN. Gr bat u. ". bic @niidt
ausssipro&en. bic 3sit tperoe TONI
men, in mel9er man aud. i'm Often
oieiel6e Metbobe Der @niammlune
BON WaKerporratben uno 8erieieluns,
mie lie i'm Weiten beitebt. befolgen
mii6e, UNI ben Geloern bic aotbtee
6eu9tisteit gu Sbeil peroen gu laiz
fen; bic forti@reitenoe 3eritorung Der
WGlber in ben 0itliden Staten tperz
be einen @tanb Der Dinse berbeifibz
rem, Der benz in ben tpeitli&en @taaz
ten beitebenoen 10 dbnli4 lei, oab
man i'm Often frob iein tperoe, bic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der GARNER
unb Obit3u4ter bes Meitens tubiren
au t0nnen. WiQarb 1T unter Der
i1euer Administration oes States
Netp Oort &anbtbat fir bas Mmt
als Mderbaucommifdr. d.
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Nraufretd1 ohne Yrdfoent

paris, II. San. Dis Mationalz
Convention lit auf 6eute Mittas /
l1br einberufen. Die 3eitungen, obns
Musnabme, tabeln mebr ooer minoer
beftig bes Prditbenten @aiimirzpez
rter's seiter1 pl0bli@ a%ngetiinbigten
Mudtritt unb balten btnfelben ni41
eere@tferti9t.
Der ~Gisaro" iast: n@enn oes
Yrd1ibent Bel ieinem erbdrmli4er
Gnti4lub, iein Mmt nieberaulesen.
bletbt, pirb i'm gang europa ebenil
ftreng ptrurtbeiltn mis Grantreid
ielbft.
Ser .@aulois" iagt: Der @4riti
bes PrGitoenten 1T als Deiertton Dol
benz Teinb an3ufeben.
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Nanoen Gin 0tdbltd)cS @noe .

Baltimore, II. San. @or9ez
ftern Morgen 4 ubr brad I'M 3peiten
@todperte bes 9auies 80. ID. tpeftl.
8tobletr. Geuer aus, pel@es ii@, ebe
es entbedt purbe, 10 ausbreitete, baB
bic Mettung Der f@lafenben 8emobner
bes 9aufes Elm 9efdbrli@es 1nterneb=
men mar. Nls bic Geuertpebr unb
Na@barn CUR 8ranbitdtte selangten,
er{9ien Sbomas Wbeebga, Elm 6onbsz
mailer, unb be1en iunse Grau an
einem Genfter zines 3immers i'm 3tpetz
ten @todtperte. Die Grau mar BE-
tpuBtlos unb Der Mann biett Tie in
}einen Mrmer, ltbnte ii@ peit aus benz
Geniter unb iu4te bic Better gu er=
rei9en, 'tpelhe bic Geuerpebr an9eieBt
bate. Gr perlor bas @lei@geui@t
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strcifcuoe s~etornmeber.

!9agerSto1p Il, Wtb., ID. San.
@dmmtli@e Weber BET rMarplano
@ilt Mi1s" gingen an ben @trett,
neil ber @<i@dftSfibrer forberte, oab
ale tpdbrenb bes Webens perborbenen
Bdnoer bon ben Webern fol1en getauft
merben. Sic Weber iagen, in ben
leBten 3pDlf Monaten feien ibre Sob
ne f@on breimal berabgefebt porben,
unb nun tomme man tbnen aud nod
nit elmer fol@en 3umutbung. Die
@ei4dftsleitung ertldrt, bic Tabrtt
tperbe porldufg unb pie0et4t fur inn
mer gef4loKen tperbtn, unb bebauptet,
nur gum 8eiten Der @eber lei lie nod
10 lange i'm 8etrieb erbalten morbsn.
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bjt,nuro.

clayton, Neb., 18. San. So9r
9arris unb beien Grau 9aben in be,
NGbe bieiisen Ortes @elbftmorb BE-
sangen, inbem lie ii@ nit einem @a=
{irmefer bic Reblen bur414nitten
Dte 2eute tparen febr arm unb faben
ba lie bon Qunbertsn BON bungernoer
Tamilien umeeben maren, feline Ntog:
li@teit, hire Sage gu perbefern uni
iie batten beSbalb, mie aus etnem bin:
terlaKenen 8riefe berDorsebt, be14loi:
len, gemein14aftli@ gu iterben. Di1
arme Trau mar i'm 8egriH, Mutte'
gu tperben, als lie ibrem 2eben cir
Gnbe ma4te.
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1as meue VI, earttMe Gabtnet.

Wien, Is. San. Das neue unz
sariidt Miniitertum 1T tpie folst aus
iammenseiebt: premiermintfter. 8az
RON 8aTp; Miniiter bes Snnern.
pereaet; llnterri9ts : Mtniiter uni
0ffentlthe Mrbeittn, Or. ". Ga1itt4;
Jinan3 : Miniiter. Qabiftas gu;
tacas; Suitia : Miniiter, Gbelp; Miz
nifter fir 9anbel uno @eperbe, pa
MEL; Miniiter fit NationalzW ertbeiz
bigung, Baron Geierparp; Mderbauz
Mintiter, @raf Geftetis; Mintfter beim
R0nis, @raf Inbrafp; Mtntfter tut
&roatien unb Slaponien, ,. Gospts
po9. Man betra4tet bieies Cabinet
als Elm iebr tories unb es mtrb tbm
cine lange 2%ebensbauer propbeaett.
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@om &o"sreb.
II. & M T..

Sim @enat tpurbe bic Ma@trussz
bemi1igungsbiQ aufgenommen. Sin
tpenbete ii@ na@ tur3em Mortgefe4t
nit peKer in ldngerer Rebe ge9tn bas
Gintommenfteuerseieb, bef1 en- Wertalz
1unasm6Bigfeit ct beitritt. AuaD be-
antraate, Bic tpeitere 8eratbung Der
8in bts gum 1. Gebruar gu perihiez
ben; bod fiel ber Mntrag bur4.
Sherman 1aate, Der Senat babe
tein moralH@es Ne9t, bic 8emiQiz
gung fir @intreibung Der Ginfomz
meniteuer gu pe%rneigern. Menn oas
@e1eb audi i9le4t lei, 10 lei es bod
@eieb unb Der Gpnsreb lei perpft4tet,
bas @elb gu {einer Musfiibrung gu
liefern. Der 8erfu@, bas eben ange:
npmmene Sarifgeieb gu dnbern, lei
cine 8er'eBung ber @erfahune.
Muf M1organ's Mntrag enti@ieo Der
woriibenbe, bab Gins 3ufab gut
Biu, ipel@er fi4 auf bic ptiifung ber
9erfaFungsmGbigfeit bes @intomz
menfteuergeieBes be3og, aub Der Orb
nung iet. Sin appellirte gegen ote{e
@nti9eibung.
Das 6aus, peldes f4ma4 BE-
fuht mar, ,1abm ,teurt 8tqs BON UNI
terqeorbneter 8e5tutung an. Sn ber
M%benbfBung tpurben pripatpenionsz
bins erlebtat. ~
IL. Sonuar. !
Seller, SOL, belt i'm Senat cine
&anqe Meb<, in tpelder er bic Ginanaz
pertpaltunq Der megxrung als unfG=
big bt3ei9nete urb bic Wteoertinie>
buna bes @tlbers in feline @e@te for
6erte. 2obge, maF, fpra4 gegtl1 bic
@tntommerrite utr @tetpart, Neb.,
fir pole Wiebtreinfeburg bes @ilbers
als l1mlauf8mittel.
SIM 8 { perfu@te 9at@, no..
bic Mnnubme elmer Bin bur@aufeben,
tpel@e Dleomargarine, 8lttertn unit
anbere Ma@abmungen bon Meierei=
probutten ben @debtn zines ieber
5tuates unterpirft, in tpel@en bic
felbe transporttrt tptrb. Sc tam gu
teiner Mbftimnulng, bod i@eint BIZ
Mnnabn1e be; 8iQ ii4er gu fetn. @ins
Refolution Rem's, Nebr., bab ber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ben bur@ Dirre
beimgeiu@ten @esenben bes Mefttns
m1gli4it piel BON benz ibm CUR Der
fasung ftebenoen @amea 3utbetler
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24

Milmautee, Wis., II. San.
Dxnitas @ormittas brad auf ber
8iibne un1eres Staottbeaters, pdbz
renb in bemjelben 0orbereitungen gu
einem neutrality-suspicious. setroHen
tpurben, Geuer aus, pel4es ii4 IL
raid ausbreitete, baB ale Decoratioz
men aerit0rt purbtn unb bas Snnere
bes Sheaters ausbrannte. Die in
bemielben @ebGube befinbli4en Club
RGumli4teiten tpurbtn 3erit0rt. Der
angsri4tete S@aben belduft 1i4 aui
etna $4,000.
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moro ,&no 3eIbhmoro.

@ltbart, Sno., II. San. Sc
tern Mbenb eri@oB 3bomus 5. Bed
tpitb feline Trau, porauf ct @elbfz
moro begging. 8e&uitb bate NIT ieiz
rer Grau unb 8o@ter perboten elmer
&tr@snfeftli@teit bei3utpobnen uno
troBbem tleibeten ii@ oteielben gu berz
felbea an. Da 1tir3te 8ednttb ms
3immer unb feuerte brei @4iNe cut
feline 5rau ab, bon benen 3tpet trafen
Darauf rannte er in Elm anberes 3tmz
mer unb iaste it& ielbit cine Ru3sl
in ben Ropf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24

unb itirate iammt Der Grau auf bic
Strabe. gritere purbe auf Der
STEELE set1btet unb Der Mann 10
i@tper ptrlebt. baB Ct f&on mad nee
nigen Mtnuten itarb. Die anbtren
8etpobner bes 9auies tamen unptr=
lett babon.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-24

SktNNS WV SSJ$ w Wv Of'VS
elmer peitbetannten Girma gu Magz
balena i'm @taate Sonora. St MUIR
be meritanii@er 8lreer unb beiraz
tbete Donna Mnita, cine @40nbeit
bon Magbalena. @or 3tpDlf Sabren
lernte i'm ba1elbit General Warnet
g. @utton aus ber 8unbesbauptftabt
@aibinston tennen uno getpann Snz
tereKe fir i'm. @uf feline @ermenz
Dung bin bat @ouberneur Waite bon
Colorado gerabe por benz Mustritt aus
Dem @ouperneursamte 8egnaot9ung
eintreten laFen. Gdber, nunmebr
finf3ig Sabre alt, befnbet ii@ auf
benz Weae na4 Mep Orleans, UNI {ei=
ne anee9riFene @dunobeit mieoerberz
ouitellen.
- Die Goritcommiiiion bes @taaz
tes pennplpanien min bic
Qegislatur UNI 8emiqi9ung gum,
Mntauf bon 10000 Older 2anb an
geben, fir @4aFung elmer Toritz@e<
ierpation. Das 1T muir ber erite
@4rttt gum 8egtnn tbrer Wrbeiten.
Mber er lit i@on Elm gang aniehnliz
der; sr be3pedt ni4t peniser als
8erep uno Walbz2anb III einem
Stats : Sort gu MAIDEN, ber 189
Quabratmeilen umfaBt. Die 5tabt
pbilaoelpbia bat nur 1923 Quabratz
metlen i'm umfang. Mber tpenn au4
nod 2 ODER 3 anbere He1erpationen
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
NOTICE.

William II. Boyd. defendant, will take notice
that on the 10th day of February, 1906, s. Nj.
Cochran q Company, plaintiffs, filed their
petition in the district court of Red Willow
county, Nebraska, against said William H..
Boyd, defendant, the object and prayer of
which are to secure the payment of a certain
promissory note in writing, for the sum of
of S44 50, dated May II, 1904, due July
II, 1894, with interest at 10 per cent per an
mum from date, made and delivered to said
). NJ. Cochran q Company by said William
II. BOYD; that there is now due on same
from said defendant to plaintiffs the sum of
S44.5o and interest as aforesaid from date,
for which sum the plaintiffs pray for judgment
against said William III. Boyd: these plain
tiffs on said 10Th day of February, 1906, caused
a writ of attachment to issue from said court
against the property OF said defendant in said
county and by virtue of said order on same
day these plaintiffs duly attacked the follow
ing desCribed real estate: Southeast quarter of
section II and the southwest quarter of section
IL, all in township 3, north of range 30, west
9th p. N, Red Willow county, Nebraska, and
due appraisal and return of said order has
been mailed and filed in the office of the clerk
of the district court of said county, the pur-
pose of said attachment being to subject said
land to sale, for the payment of the amount
due plaintiffs from defendant, as h~ereinbefore
set forth. You are required To- answer said
petition in said court on or before the 10Th day
of April, 1895. S. NJ. COCHRAN & Co.
ByJ.A. CORDIAL, their attorney. Mich 22-4t.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
RED WILLOW.

Benz. Baker is sowing alfalfa.
Nathan Tubbs has finished the
addition to his sod house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest moved back
to their home at Stratton a week
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carter were
visiting friends at the Willow on
Tuesday.
Mary Canaga was expected to
arrive home shortly, but a letter
recently received states that she
has taken another school in Iowa.
The Red Willow literary closed
with a suitable program. 1t was
no part of the program, however,
that a rough-mouthed boy had to
have his ears boxed before it was
over.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Mary +. Johnston and George +. Johnston
defendants, will take notice that Hattie A.
COnklin, plaintiff herein, has filed her petit
ton in the district court of Red Willow coun-
ty, Nebraska, against the above named de-
PENDANTS, the object and prayer of which is to
foreclose the certain mortgage executed and
delivered by the defendants Mary f. Johnston
and George +. Johnston to the Nebraska
Loan and Banking Company, on the 18th day
of May, A. d. 1850, and afterwards assigned
to this plaintiff. Said mortgage was upon the
southwest quarter of section IS and the north
west quarter of section %, in township /. north
of range 80, west of the 9th p. NJ. in Red
Willow county, Nebraska, to secure the pay
ment of their eleven certain promissory notes.
one for $500 due on the first day of Nav,
1896, and ten notes for S52.5 50 each, one due on
the first day of November, 1850, and one ma
turing every SIX months thereafter until the
maturity of the last OF said notes which ma
tured May Ist, 1894. There is now due on
said notes and mortgage the sum of SI.73o
with interest at ten per cent from March ISt.
1895, and the plaintiff prays for a decree that
the defendants be required to pay the same or
that said premises may be sold 10 satisfy said
amount with interest and costs of suit. You
are required to answer said petition on or be-
fore Monday, April goth, 1896.
HATTIE \. CONKLIN, plaintiff.
BY a. WELLS, her attorney. 322-1t.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
BOX ELDER,

Bentz Gockley and Jennie Wi
mans were married on Saturday
afternoon, April 9th, at the par
sonage, Box Elder, by Rev. E. j.
Vivian, pastor of the M. E. church.
There will be Easter services
held at Box Elder on next Sunday
the morning services will be con-
Quoted by the Sunday school, the
evening service by the Epworth
league.
Grandpa Edwards, father of Ma
than Edwards, who has been very
feeble all winter, died on Saturday
morning. He lived about 6 miles
northeast of Box Elder. He was
buried in the Center Point ceme-
terry, Rev. V. Boyle conducting the
services.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
TndianOla Items.

Deputy Sheriff Babcock is in town on
business today.
Treasurer Meserve made a flying visit
to the metropolis, Monday night.
J. w. Dolan of the State Bank was in
the capital city, Tuesday, N business.
c. H. Russell and G. S. Bishop were
business visitors in McCook, last Friday.
Superintendent Bayston was in Nc
Cook, Wednesday evening, on county aid
business.
Mrs. l. M. Beardsiee and Mr.. Thomas
Duncan attended the association meet
ing in McCook, this week.
Miss Quick attended the Congrega-
tional churches association meeting at
McCook, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
Miss Meserve of the McCook public
schools has been spending the vacation
week with her parents in the capital
city.
Treasurer Meserve went in to Lincoln,
Tuesday night, selling Rec Willow coun-
tvs aid warrant of $4,000 at par while
there. He returned home on Thursday
morning.
The Indianola Courier corrects THE
TRIBUNE. On June IS, 1892, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brace of Indianola cele-
brated their fftieth anniversary in that
place. That aged couple were married
in Wyoming county, New York, June I6,
1912. Correct-check.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
AT THE

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" -,
Sunday school and will be presented at
the Congregational church, on Sunday
evening. April 18th, at 8 O'Clock:
Song, No. Congregation.
Invocation Pastor.
Quartette, Instrumental
r. FORBES
Easter Conrad Stiles.
Easter Lilies. Lucille Lawson.
Sowing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harry Campbell.
Quartette, instrumental
Dawn OF Minnie kowell
Jessie Johnson
IN ~ c:nNa
Antham Cboir
Christ as the Ii,v Maud Doan.
Easter Roses.
Song. No. CONGREGATION.
.-.L c....a.u ..o
- .
u.oa;.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
A VALUABLE FIND.

After years of study and labor there has at
last been discovered a sure and never-failing
remedy. It has been tested on patients who
have despaired OF ever being cured, and the
results have been in every case wonderful.
COTS rheumatic cure is unequaled as a posi-
tive remedy in all cases of chronic and acute
infammatory rheumatism, govt, lumbagO, SCI
atica and neuralgia; especially ovarian neu-
ralgia, dysmenorrhna and all kindred affec-
tons. 1t is also a valuable blood purifier, be-
ing especially useful in eczema, psoriasis,
s~crofula, all glandular engagements and dis
eases of the liver and kidneys. 1t IS aUsO-
lutely free from all narcotics. Severe attacks
are relieved in from one TO three days and a
positive cure effected in from five to eighteen
days. For sale by Mcconnell & Co. 3-29-3m.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
AN UNSUCCESSFUL woolNe.

A Pretty Girls Request That Crushed Hon
Enchanted Admirer.
The drummer was leaning up against
the hotel counter talking to the clerk.
"You look worried about something"
said the clerk.
81 am" responded the drummer
promptly. 81 saw the prettiest girl on
the train today I have seen in a dozen
years of travel"
"That oughtn't to worry you"
"Pretty women have worried better
men than I am" ventured the drum
mer.
"Who was she?"
"BlaDed if I know"
Didn't get acquainted with herr"
"Of course not. You must think l
get acquainted with every woman 7
eee."
"You do, don't your"
"No, ] don't, nor do any of On.
That's vile SANDER on the profession -
"Did you try to?'' asked the clerk.
with a smile of doubt.
"No, I didn't"
"Then what's worrying you?"
"The way she treated me
""What did she do?"
The drummer fired his half smoked
cigar at the cuspidor %viciously.
"Well," he explained, latter I had
been gazing at her for an hour or SO, I
thought I'd try her with a newspaper.
She declined it with thanks and a beau
tiful smile. Then I tried her with a
new novel, with the same result. Then
I sent over ONE nice fresh fruit, and it
came back. Then 1 wanted to fix the
window for her, and again the thanks
and the declination. That lovely smile
is what broke me NJ" sighed the drum
mer, "and l was sure if l had half a
chance l would get acquainted. About
10 minutes after l had made the last Of
fer the train stopped at a station, and
she nodded for me to come ver. By
George, 1 was suye l had made a 10
strike, and 1 fairly flew to her.
evil you do me a favor?' she asked,
with that same enchanting smile, as if
| wouldn't have done her a million"
and the drummer sighed again.
"'Certainly, with the greatest pleas
ure, said l.
"'Well,' says she, suppose you get
off at this station and take the train for
Detroit that comes along this evening.
You make me dead tired where you
are"
The clerks eyes filled with tears, and
H. --I A~@ -. H.
door ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Free Press.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued by f. Bak-
county, Nebraska, upon judgments rendered
in said court in favor of Charles White aoa;nst
Tillle May and David May, l have levied unon
the following real estate as the property of Said
Tillie May and David Moy, to wit: The norm
half IN. n Of the northeast quarter me. Y,
of section twenty..nine (29) in township oneII}
north OF range thirty l,3ol, west of the sixth
braska, and l will, on the 18th day of Anr;I
1906, at one o'clock, p. m. of said day. at the
front door of the court house of said county IN
lndianola, sell said real estate at public snc'
ton to the highest bidder for cash. to sat;sfv
said execution, the amount due thereon. in thss
aggregate being the sum of S6,272i5 and
S43.o2 costs, and acCruing costs. Indianols
Neb, March 18th, 1905. E. R. BANKSSi
Mar.Is-sts. Sheriff of said coun,x
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12

In France bells are rung when
frost is threatened and immediate
ly the people set fire to tar in their
vineyards. The dense smoke pro-
tects the vines from injury. This
system will be adopted in America
sooner or later. The weather SER
vice maintained by our state and
national governments will give
adequate warning Of threatened
freezing weather and the smoke
will do the rest. It would have
been worth several millions of dol
lars to the people of Florida this
year had the French plan been
fully effective there when the biz
zald arrived.-Journal
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
Dissolution Notice.

To whom it may concern.-The firm
of Flitcraft & Hennings is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, George Hen
nings retiring from said firm. The bust
ness will be continued at the old stand
by Flitcraft & Kroening, who will pay
all bills of the late firm and to whom all
accounts due said firm of Flitcraft &
Hennings are payable.
McCook, Neb., April Sth, 1895.
ED. FLITCRAFT.
GEORGE JENNINGS.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
A WOMAN In politics in Cleve

A WOMAN in politics in Cleve-
land, Ohio, clearly demonstrated
the a~daptability Of her sex to cir
cumstances in the late campaign.
She was a republican and a candi-
date for a nomination to office, but
another got there, and she got left.
She turned democrat so quick that
when the democratic convention
sat a few days later she was full
fedged and received the coveted
nomination at the hands Of that
party, only to participate in the
general disaster that overlook the
whole ticket at election.-Journal
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
They Are a Necessity.

You can't do any lawn sprinkling bust
ness without one. We mean those pat
ent lever hose couplers. The simple
of little lever connects or
disconnects your hose to or from the ny
drant. The women will appreciate this
little patent. It will save them lots of
time and effort. Cochran & Co. sell
them
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
Trenton Bank Cashier Gives Bond.

ITGntOn BanK Gives ono
A special telegram from Trenton to
the Omaha Bee, April 9th, says: &c. H.
Peck, cashier of the Bank of Trenton,
which recently passed into the hands of
a receiver, today waived his preliminary
examination and gave bond for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the district
court. The amount of the bond was
fixed at S., 500 and was ATTAINED without
difficulty"
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12

The old council then adjourned sine
die, and the new council vas called to
order by Mayor Kelley. Present Coun-
cilmen Sutton, Pope, Perry and Osborn
and Clerk Wilcox, the new officers hav-
ing previously taken the oath of Office.
The resignation of Marshal Bump was
accepted TO take effect April 10TH, but no
appointment was made to fill the vacan-
cy thus made. The council rendered the
marshal a vote of thanks.
The mayor appointed the following
standing committees: Finance, Pope and
Perry; Ordinance, Sutton and Pope; Fire
Department, Perry and Osborn: Gene
terry and Health, Pope and Sutton;
Streets and Alleys, Osborn and Perry.
Adjourned.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12

The q. S. supreme court very
seriously cripples the efficiency of
the income tax in a recent decision
which favors the corporations in a
thoroughly rank manner, as might
be expected.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-12
Our Mistake Your Gain.

Cochran & Co. have overstocked them
selves with hose, lawn sprinklers. hose
fittings and couplings, and to reduce
their over-supply are making special low
prices on these goods. Do not buy until
you have seen their line and learned
their prices.