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The McCook tribune., 1897-05-28
INDlANOLA.

INDIANOLA.
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w. N. Rogers family band were
down, Sunday.
T. F. Welborn made business
to BARLEY, Friday.
VIM. Henton of Danbury was
in our city, this week.
Four persons united with the
NJ. E. church, last Sunday.
w. E. Phillips is preparing to
move his stock of goods to BARLEY.
DR.. j. B. Ballard made his reg
ular official visit here, Wednesday.
Misses Bird and Josephine Hap
persett shopped in McCook, We'd
nesday.
Rev. W. J. Crago is to deliver
the Decoration Grafton at Dan
bury, Monday.
Attorneys J. S. Phillips and s.
r. Smith had business in the coun-
ty seat, Monday.
Judge E. S. Hill and Charles
Hoag had business in the county
capital, Wednesday.
A Mr.. Paxton, special examiner,
was here, Wednesday, looking up
some difficult cases.
On Tuesday, Rev. Crago and
wife and G. w. Beck and wife Wis
tied friends in BARLEY.
We are informed that G. 1. Hall
of McCook will be here every Mon
day to take your picture.
John Conner of Danbury and
Gene Miller of Missouri Ridge
were in our city Wednesday.
Rev. B. s. Haywood will lecture
to the League here, Saturday
night, May 20. All invited.
G. H. Russell, the rustling ma
chinery company collector, had
business in McCook, Tuesday.
DR.. Hobson is slowly improving.
S. Blackfan is employed as nurse
and hopes to have him up soon.
A. A. Weller, state senator, from
Syracuse, Nebraska, was the guest
of Mr.. Andrews and family, Sun
day.
Mrs. Nick Wyckoff and sons
John and Robbie made Grandma
Wyckof a visit, Monday, in her
new home.
Sim Billings was over from
Lebanon, Wednesday. Sim is
happy, or should be, since getting
his large increase Of his pension.
Mrs. j. B. Meserve of Lincoln
spent Monday in town visiting
friends, leaving Lincoln-ward on
No. 4 the same day in company
with the state treasurer.
Friday evening, the graduating
exercises of the Indianola high
school will be held at the opera
house. There will be six gradu-
ates, two young men and four
ladies.
The Memorial services for Dec
Grafton day were held at the Con-
gregational church, last Sunday
morning. The sermon by Rev.
John Foster of Cambridge was an
allie one.
Frank M. Howe and family, for
merly of Hendley, have moved to
town and occupy the house recent
ly vacated by Mr., Coon's family.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaEyc
Cures Piles. Scalds. Burns.
The McCook tribune., 1897-05-28

Mrs. Canaga will depart for
Kansas in a few days to visit her
son.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

AMERICAN BAPTIST YEARBOOK. 1897. 12mo. pp
2d7. philadelphia; American Baptist publication 80
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d. S4S Grand. McNaliy CO..
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thought badly" Our author rejects the opinion

thought badly" Our author rejects the opinion
that Calhoun was evan philosopher o. the first
orders for philosopher examines his premises
a. we'll az his conclusionsj whereas Calhoun
started with the conclusions which he wanted
and reasoned back TO his premises. As every
one knows who has ever read speech by the
South Carolinan, his conclusions would be ir-
resistbie II the premises were not unsonnd.
II 10 in his last two lectures that Professor
Trent shows the least familiarity with his sub
jects. There arc Biographies OF Stephens, OF
Toombs and Of Davis just as Of their predeccs
sors, but none Of them are written by men or
historical ability and breadth Of view. Had
our author followed these three great seces-
sionist leaders in the long debates in THE Con-
gressional Globe" he would have made his In
dependent Judgments much stronger and more
valuable. Moreover. the task which he set for
himself ends with secession whereas the critical
period In the lives of all Of these men came sub
sequently Nevertheless. both Of these lectures
have many bright passages. and the lecturer
shows no faiutness OF heart as he undertakes to
sweep away old prejudices which are likely
to show some of the traits Of hornets. Toomos
and Stephens are taken as types OF Southern
Unionists who were finally carried into seces-
sion by the interests OF slavery. BY tempera-
ment and IN personal manner IOOHDs was d
perfect representative of the slave baron who
would have some one special right acknowl-
edged or he would DO a hundred wrongs
Stephenss unsteady Unionism and his rare
Qualities of head and heart are described, but
they are not analysed with sufficient care
Stephens was unsuted to the time in which he
lived He had some sparks OF genius. but he
was Unbalanced. moody and emotional
Toombs. as more than one OF his Southern
friends and contemporaries has remarked. was
one OF the few DULLES in history who possessed
genuine ability. After he entered the Senate he
was the most logical and forceful debater on the
pro-slavery side The utter brutality and reck-
lessness Of his reasoning have never been fully
described in print. No one could have done II
better than Professor Trent. II he had taken the
prerequisite pains
The view OF jefferson Davis is not hatterins
to Southern prejudice. but II Is sober. ana not
altosether unsympathetic. There is nothing IN
the book that is better than these few sentences:
Like his namesake the Sage of Monticello,
Davis did not have executive ability OF the
highest order; his craftsmanship was based on
the idea rather than on the fact. Like JEFFERSON
he built up a power that was almost dictatorial'
which he was doomed to see crumble rapidly
avay But alas. unlike Jefferson. he
had his ewes on the past instead of on the fu~
ture; the idea for which h. struggled was mega
five rather than positive and so his place Is
with the failures Of history"
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for buildings and alterations have been filed
the Buildings Department as follows:
New buildings main office:
IulOw-st. No 1913 for a six-stOry brick stable ana
storage house with lofts 1sSxsI6; Michael ray
and William Stacom. OF No 1871 Peasant-aye.
owners; Charles Rentz, Of No i53 4h-ave arohi- ~ MA
5th.ave n W corner 54th-st for a fye-story brick
and granite clubhouse. lOO5xl fx2lO; the I'M.
~ iGo shave architects "...e............. 10000
North Nioore-st Nos 81 to g. for two sixstory
brick stores. 4jxsO and 30xs3 p Chesebro a
Brown. Of No 2i5 Yves. Jith-st. owners; Buch- -.
Dclsler OF No II East 59thst. architects 10000
11th-st g. li5 II ~ MadisOn-aYe for three fNe-
story brick flats, 33.4xl02.2 william Horne OF
II 80 l9i Broadway. architect .............. $4,000
Manhattan-ave corner ll7th-st for two five
story brick fats. with stores 5OxJO; Alexander
Mcdowell, Of No go West i2sth-st. O. \
Scheinger, of No 12s Broadway archtect..... 10000
Alterations. main ONCE;
No IL East to fqurrst ., briok
owner; G. B7gert * Bro. OF No ii3 Banle-st o,o
I'd ave no. 40 and iis n n thIcc..,orv brick
hotel Joseph McCann. OF No las East lSth-s-
owner; no architect 1900
Park Row No H. to two-story and attic brick
and frame hotel; A Adams. OF No East Goth
81. owner; Bruno w Berger OF No 105 Bible 49,
House architect 800
31st-st no I0S East to a two-sory brick and
l.Oth-st; owner Charles stesmayer OF No 300 -.
East East sad , srchlteet 500
iI6tl-s s. 200 IT W Of boston-avs for one
story frame slorehouse. 9xlo; Union Railroad
Westinghouse. W g. 1915 # 81 iGistst. for
three story frame tenemen 2l6X6Oi John Ward
~ 3d-ave and l49th-st. architect $500
Cambreleng- W s. 100 (. $ OF Peham-sve to
two-story and basement frame tenement;
Michael Ryan. cwner; Baxter & Sons, archi-
tects oco
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adlung. Ferdinand. to Adolph @ Hupte 10, 277
map Of East Morrisania. year .;:..,...:;..';..
the savings OF MersLsnts' Clerks corner
BENEFIT Loan and Hgd.as CO. G part lot
corner Courandt-ave ! year; va: s..:....
Day Thomas p II to NeWI0Ts Security and
Dykcman Frank W. to German American Real
Estate Title Guarantee Co; $ e corner Keppler-
ave and East 239th-st. also keppler-ave
Of East 239th-st: demand .......:...,.........
Ef S.r H e IA 70 M o!t wins ana Elite Cold
Fox, catharlns II. to Twelfth Ward Savings
Bank, Lincoln-st. $50 # 8 OF Coumbus-aye
Same to George stark same properly, year.....
ssSn@s GSnk SeMYcrk s arI@
It OF i55thst. year. ........................
Same to same W Morris ave. $50 IT OF 18TH
Same IN to bertha volkening S Morris-ave. ii25
Gtrksn Of Henry Henry to James Doughertiy 9Th
aye. 500 r. n OF IAN st. year; :.';:..;..,
Mseer rarsn aSa *c los AU U Kass
Hineh, Wiiiia@. and wife to Adolph q Haptci.
corner fremont and Marmon ayes, year.
-.7eth.,t. corner Iexington-aye. yeOr.....
Commonwealth-aye, 100 IT $ OF Merrill-st,
Kssrn. Ellen e. to Adtiph IIupte corner
Pelham and 1orlEari-st. year. ............
Malone Marion W. TO Elizabeth OCallahan. es
Matthew Hda :. and b. TO- J John stewart
ct al, as trustees OF the London and Liverpool
and Globe Insurance Company, New-York n
lsth-st 1918 II W OF Irving Place year. 80.
La Moniagne Edward. and wife e. Eliza n
Zerega ct al trustees of Augustus 2creBa No
a. Beaver-st, | year. ..........................
Moore Marian T. to James Rogers, = Morning
Hlde-ays East GO 10 n OF t2ist-st demand.
Mum. Margaret T, to A AlonEo Teets No 800
West l2oth-.t. 4 years. .......................
Newman. William v and Julia It. 10 Sarah G
Newman, Sist-st. i2i II OF West End
ave, NfhTs
Pou. william. and wife To Cyrille Carreau No
lls East ll0th-st. y month ....................
Petry Louise and Henry. to Ida thirrier No
1891 pelancey-st. 2 years .....................
Petty. Souard Walker Realty Company to
Josephine n Cowperthwait. ms guardian Of Ruth
Cowperthwait. e Brook-ave. i23 10 n OF
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ps,srson. John n. ana wife 10 the New-York and
HiIhnirhan Cn-nneratiVe Bulldlng and Loan AZ

BuburDan Cooperative buituluk uIu LINN -
ISOLATION, part Of lot W. map OK Briggs estats'
PaTne 10 came, name property nstsimsnts,
Poaslsy, Emma and Charles w, TO Jacob Wila0n,
Is3d-st, n 5. adjoining land Of Thomas Bassford.
Rapp. katherine II; 70 william r Mead n Goth
st. 1910 II Of 8d-ave. years ....:........
Game to James williams, n 6oth-st. 1878 II
Of Sd1sye year ,.ch.iio y In,nham
corner Railrohd-ayo East and l6Zd-st. years.
Roberts, Robert. and wife to Fancy Lewis.
Arthur-aye lot ~. map Oak Tree plot years.
Runk Abby to A1olph q Hupfel e,s wooster
ave- 70 II OF DloshOlu PARKWAY year 49,.
schoen, Maillde W. to william Schlemmer.
Gsth-st. 1913 n Of Central PARK West. years:
Sullivan Mary J, to Anna " Rogers NO w
Water-st and No 80 Scamme-s,, months.
schrare John H. and wife to Ad0lph q Hupfel.
es st Anns-aye, 12i.7 II 8 Of Westchester ave.
The Metropolitan improvement Company to Fran
els Jencks. slst-st. IT'D II OF west
Smith. Thomas. and william Rofler and wife TO
d Wills James. corner Manhattan ave
and lOGth-st. ] year. -,
Taylor, Charles H. to Edmund Conln. Nos i3 and
Turner ea Joseph p and wife to ferdinand Forscb.
n lC2d-st 3GJ II Of 1lth-aye ~ moaths..
Same to same, same property. months. .......
Thomas. Ferdinand ct al 70 Louisa Behlen,
corner Courtandt-ave and MelrOse st, years.
Thornton. Charles II and Edward A. and wives
TO United states Savings Bank. city Of New
York. coIner isOth-st and Batheate ave.
Same to Anna y Rogers. same property, year.
Watt, Archibald, and wife 10 Mount Morris Bank.
corner l0jth-st and Ith-ave. note. ....,..,,
Yetter, Andrew b. and wife 10 James buchanan
and another, trustees of Edward II AtterOury.
deceased Glst-st. - n e Of 2d-aye. years.
3l5 10 31s, map North Marble Hill. Twelfth
Nafn, . MONTHS ''''''''' '''''''''''
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS For CONSTRUCTIVE A no.

DTtVI V'>fT"> J!N 'V-S'' IT. Y = I-''' n IT.
i BLAST STEAM HEATING AND VENTII.ATING
APPARATUS FOR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL BUILD
ING DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Ohce Of the Com
mssioners y. c., Washington. r. G., April 22nd 1871
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until u NJ
on May ls 1897. for constructing Hot Blast steam
Heating and Ventlating Apparatus Western High School
Building District OF Columbia. Blank forms OF Proposals
together all necessary information, be obtained
upon application therefor at the oce OF the inspector OF
Buildings District Of Columbia, and bids these
forms only Will considered The right reserved
feet any all bids Proposals must be inclosed in
envelope sealed endorsed the outside Proposal
for constructing Hot Blast Steam Heating and Ven
tiiank for Western High school Building
JOHN W. ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDELL VIM NJ.
BLACK Commissioners. ID. c.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Broome ST. 10 sos John Delnhunty referee. to
William Johnson ....;;:..........:....... $4,000
lo5xo5.s: George Hart, referee. to James
Lot 40 map section vysa estate Patrick ~
Hickey and wife 10 sophia Gussolz......:..... /
loox',5li George c Austin referee. to Isaac l.
ST. No 3, West; John STANLEY to susan Aud $500
os R.,ni, r s. 100 ., + Of is-ave 2oA'2x2osH'c
Lot s.s s GSS s.o5 .s Hudson sa Rose MaPs.
Lfnos-aye corner s7i.st a;17j: Morri; w
Maiden Lane 10 ~ ana 10 ii FIetcher-st
is+ao biju. and another executors to Joseph
same PROPERTY: Lily Blur and another to isaac
Fofsyt6-st 5. 50 IT Of Droomc-st. 2;1;o; 'oO'O
s, Mary As,en ,o to :, Abrahsm stern
Io%S: William schlemmer and wife to Matilda
Uaysrsly Place 20 81; Thomas Murray and ~
Broome;st, ;, 60 It Of Rise-si 2oxco. wiiliaii
West icth-st, 80 IS 2G.s25 Sarah carie 'V0
W,dhs IS f oe or jansst StS GE Pa9
EMO, enoe !; Hartley to- Heiea- N Canavclo..,......
s. t II St g: 49, q ., W Ws. Sas 9a 9S
S. Joel ssmmet. executor. to Abraham
BeecEerst, No So. 20 6xioo 81 Bayard Brown to
lsh h1l'i Nos P g and a. East, Harry bacs t;
ssth-s n s. 80 r. W Of Columbus ave aoxIoos
James .:.........,.". 24oo
II
74th 't, :; 900 # " OF Columbus ave 22xlO2a;
SIs3st 90 Z Of sthSsy9 eI 1868 '2" Daue
west ndaye GO! osdsi 2o5xs5; Caroline '''
Ell ave- 10 7ss 2ose6 1 ssrsS Clark to Eliza
setns, 10 is7 sF East; cb Ra5' F M3;cr to Ka;i
100: George N Van HoeseH referee TO to sabina
18Th s 40 l5o East. sCxi5 George Van Hoe: s'0'
sen, referee. 70 Cuddhy. 1900
es3%se Van Hos:.n r. SST SO to ka 5a
soih-st o. # Of shave 3siix Irregular: '-O''
Serena s n Rhas s F t. s. 9;eO3 Ayg 5000
% to john S warthnann and S4" WnFth
S'h,ays s rs # n Of l29h.s l7x7a; Marian
Manhaitan-aye. n " cor ioG'n- st. 5cxico. "
g. es5. .sx'oa; Edmund Coffin and wife to seig
1921 St 5 a5 II Of iii6avc i56xi il Fer 100
cq %.iSs ~ cor ls.tfs 5Osloc: Joseph
Part q 10. 80 il, map Of village Of Morri;ania
sSiSS XII key w.-S MAO 1907 OF e5hs
G G.sh 400 S9a r Of e an VIZ &
ban Cooperative Building Loan Association 1000
APi dn e Ei l5S9 CGsSs
and another to william J Marshall and another
'1sEi''?* EXC aG: Sophia sussda Of k Fa
Brosdwsy. :. q II n Of land Of Anicrson opp.
s EnEscdso - RSH6 House I2T irregular
NEa %'s's % AeAa ashs lGo KEEP
pler-avA. e a. II n Of 239h-st. 4OxiO0 Wilbur
Tarrcrno-e, referee Frank w DykcTnan..... 1895
Oak-st No 90 s $. 25.6xG26, Daniel G. Rollins
trustee TO william Observation-Disclosures.
i03d- st. No 129 10 li7 East. and 1924 ST. No 102
10 0s East; Moritz l. Ernst ct al TO Simon
1881 pi ST. s No l2 ! 20 i2o Fast; 10 io . 100
East and IO3d-st No 121 to I27 East; Simon
Adler al Morltz l. Ernst and anoher..... 100
6th-avr s 500 II Of 114th--t hn5xioo;
James Dougherty and wife 10 Henry Gerken. 100
ilSth-s + 900 n o Of od-ave. 25x0Ol II: Fannie
Moral TO John Prendergast NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Bronxda,e-ave W corner Norris Part-avn 75sx
1O75x7Jx97.7 Morris Park-ave 3, lots Nos
iO4 and O5. map Of Downing estate. and
W q. lot No I48 n la.
man; Mary Seiferd to Agnes x Muigan.
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Gfhonl Amenities.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IL supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GovernesseA
&c, to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs M J. YOUNG FULTON % Union Square
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GRANT PARADE.

The Riverside stand Riverside Drive, vs-wesn e6th
and Goth streets; affords splendid view Of both parades
Securely constructed with all convenience. Reserved
seats, 81 and So Box seats, s.. Boxes ard 8.
Special rates to clubs and parties safe No.
ltG West 42d-st and Al the stand.
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GRANT PARADE
OBSERvATION STAND North cor. RIVERSIDE
DRIVE AND Ii5TM-sI; THE BEST L0oATEp;
most SOLlDLr BUILT and THOROUGHLY
EQUIPPED STAND on the DRIVE. Reserved
Chairs for sale ut
MILLER's THEATRE TICKET OFFICE.
EQl ITABLE BUILDING. 100 BROADWAY.
stand on Grounds. and
TYSONS, 9TH AVE. HOTEL.
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GRANT PARADE.
GRANT PARADE.

Choice So So - and 81 and boxer. highest
elevation Riverside Drive: southeast loJthst:
stand accepted by department Gith-st l. station,
ladies' retiring with Attendant tickets sale at
REDNER'S HOTEL. 42d-st ard Lexington-sye. tele-
phone ffj Harlem. p :. BAKER - West Ii6th-st.,
or Tyson's Rullman's, BTenano's and a stand.
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AMERICAN BAPTIST YEARBOOK. 1897. Emo. pp.
267. phia American Baptist Publication so
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1Nl boarding and day school for girls Smnu etes.es
College preparation Special students l7o west 10Th 81
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PERSON ALE.
$500 a MONTE,

Which Includes All Medicines.
Hours 10 % I and 3 TO 3. daily. sun.
day, IL TO 70 se22-tfexSu
DON FAIL to visit MADAM ALFIAH
tells life from cradle % grave Iuck girel
free for one week; fee, &c. and soc a.
II ST. NV. from . t. : II
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HELr wANrED-rEMALE.

WANTED Young white girl 10 assist ia
general hoUSeN ork. 1910 Stn uw.
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wANTED-Clerk with references. 3226 \
81 NV. CHAkIESR = NTH II li-anl
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WANTED Small truck or stock farm to
take care of or work on shares, by
man and wife from country. Address
FARM. this office. se21-3t
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FOR RENT-At $50 1 9Th ST. NV, arloJ
tedr.-pm: lsall room. % story front: cor
house. opposite park. seIl-3t,em
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STRAYED.

STRAYED Sept. 20, at lexington. black
cow with red calf. Anyone giving infor-
DENEKAS, $50 Brightwood ave.
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WANTED list floor, s rooms: unfur; rent
not to exceed $12. Address f. r,
this office. se22-3t
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT LIST IN the
cure Of all private diseases Hydroceis
Vericocele, Structure, Impotsncy. add
syphiiitto Diseases positively cured Adj
vice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes.
hours, . to II. to 8: Tues, Thurs /, and
Sat. evenings. z to 9. No. 6o2 = ct. NV.
lCiosed SEnday.l Jef5-R
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

UUb + SlFeeL NOTIH"tSI.
Gold filings and bridge work q spe-
ciaIly at the lowest price; amalgafn fill
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extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, soc; without, 25c; ALI
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
pest, open on Sundays from 10 70
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