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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

beTpnbsrs ilteren 8dtums, itarf be.
tbeiliet. Sc iinb aber aud mod anbers
@riinbe, ipelGe @nglanb Su BEN
Munf6e beipegen, bab benz &rieee in
Sitafien mDgli9ft balD eth 3iel gefeBi
iperbe. ssn ben 1880 psr1ffentlihten
rProblems of greater 8ritdin1 ipies
Sir CHARLES Ollie barauf bin. baB Die
bette @ertbeibigune SnDiens in elmer
8eOrobuna Der 8eIibungen &ttBlanbs
am Stllen Wleere, reEpeftipe in eihem
Qngriff auf bieIelben beIteben biirfte,
unb er fiigte 'binsu, bab ba5u nidt elm
nal bas 8inbniB nit China notbpenz
big fetn piirbe. Der 9ineIif6 iapdz
nii6e &rieg bon 1894 /95 lieB Die
Seifenbldfe bte1es 9iinbntifes plaben,
aber in Gnglanb I9tpenfte man i6nel
pbne 3Dgern uno S9eu bonn 8eiiegten
gum Sieger ab unb fpielte nun ben
leBteren nit fol6em grfol9e gegen
8uBlanb aus, OaB Sapan in Der Sbdt
Die Nufgabe unternabn, bic llnter anz
oeren llmitdnben bate England ielbft
5ufdIfen miiTens. sSyn @nslonb f6sint
inbefen elm eetpii1es ltnbebugen ou
entteben iiber bic @rfolge bes syreunz
bes, bic tpobl ppllitdnbigere uno idnelz
lere 1inb, als man ertpartet bate. Die
Gntitebung elmer Seema9t eriten Ran=
ge5 in SItuiien biirfteD ie Seeberrf6dft
@nglanbs bort ernitltd erf9iittern unb
bebroben, pdbrenb auf Der anberen
Sette Die 8prsdnee bort audi Die Srase
Der 8eI9rGnfung Der S6nar5e Meerz
flptte RuBlanbs auF bteie 9etpdHer
aufrollen biirften. 60 bat man in
2pnbpn tppbl bas Gefibl, bab cine
fdneIIere 8eenbisung Der 5etnbieligte%
itn in 81 itaiien du9 fir bic englif9en
Sntere7en bas bette iein biirfte, bd es
einerIeits bas @ntiteben unbequemer
Srugen gum minbelten btnausf6teben
unD an0ererietts eine ipdtere Nnnd6ez
rltng 5tpii9en @ngldnb unb RuBlano
erlei6tern piirbe. @enn Der Sriebens@
f9lub baber bur6 einen 9rud SSrant>
rei1s auf &uBlanb errei9t tperben
f0nnte, 70 tpiirbe bies cine tpirbige
RrDnuna bes biplpmattI6en Gebdubes
fein, befen @runbitein in 2onbon am
80. Sunuar 1902 nit Der llnter5ei9@
nung bes englifd : japanii6en 8erz
TRACES gelegt tpurbe. SSn dlleOem liegt
aber nidts, mas RuBlanb beranIaHen
fOnnte, f9on jeBt fi6 beIiest gu err
tldren unb gum Srieoen bic 5anb gu
bteten, bielmebr ideint, fptpeit cine 8ez
urt6etlung Der Srage BON uuBen mDgz
li9 1T, re9t pieles bafiir gu ipre6en,
baB es ben 8ampf fort5uieben entz
16lpHen 1T, 'unO man tunn ibm oartn
BON ieinem Stanbpuntte aus ni9t elm
NAL unredt geben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

Cine Gemerfung bon sSanles Glarfe
NoB IN feinem antarftifden NeiIeperf,
bdB er an ber aiiite bon 8ictorialanb
5dblreibe 8artentpale ailtraf, peranz
labte $. S. Bun, cine syangerpebition
ausauriiiten, bic nod pie(en S9tpieriez
tetten f9liebli9 unter syiibruns bes
&onigs Der nortpegif1en WalfGnqer,
Sbenb 5obn auf Der Mntartic i'm Sep
tember 1893 bic MeiIe nah benz Gubs
tteer antrat. llsber feline @rlebnife
beri4tet Bun in einem fiiralih erfd5iez
rpenen 8u6e Siibtpdrts. SIM eriten
9ubiontmer tpurben aablrei9e @eez
gkfanten gefangen, bagesen braate
Der 5tDeite Giibiommer etnen qGnaIiz
6en Miberfolg, inbem fein einaiaer
8artentpal gefeben tpurbe. geah 36@
tdgigem 8emiiben bur9bra1 bic Qlnts
arctic ben padeisgiirtel, Der bas 0ics
torianeer bon bem Meltmeer trennt.
IS aelang ber Expedition, Bel Rap
Mbare 81 lanben, unb gum erften Maale
betrdten nlenfhli9e sSiiBe bas antarfs
tifche Ssitlanb. Mangel an Roblen
unb bic bprgeriidte Sabres5eit perbo=
ten ein 8Drbringen iiber ben IA. 8reis
tengrab binaus unb aipansen bic GrJ
petition CUR umfebr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
G.rptnun Into nEr Erisne.

Menn fir RubIdnb faum Elm
Grunb pOrliegt, ben Srieoen burd
Spfer gu erfaufen, Die gr0Ber iein
hiirften, als bieienieen, ipel9e cine
SprtIesune bes Samples erforbern
ipiirben, unb penn eSupan ertlGrt, als
Gieger ni9t ben eriten S6ritt Sur
Miberberitellung bes Sriebens t6un
su tpouen, 10 bleiben nur bic 8erniiz
bungen britter iibrig, bic nit 8e3ug
auf Die liiirung Der INNER tpieber
ouftretenben SSriebensboffnungen unb
Miinf9e BON @influB fein t0nnten.
@pn ben auf rein bumanitdrer @runbz
lase berubenben iol9en WiinI9en
fam Nbftdnb. senommen tpsrbsn; Die
Wenf6beit 1T leiber nod ni9t fortz
gefhritten genug, um fib bur9 fol9e
@rtDGgunsen beitimmen gu laFen. Die
Gtimmen Der @ldubiger Aublanbs,
bic namentlt9 in 5rdntret9 i1on laut
fperben, man benfe nur an ben Mrtifel
Comment sauver nos neuf mill
fiards24 in Der BARRIER ,Repue", an
bic @ampaene bes ,Matin" unb Die
@utitel bes nSemps" unb anberer
fran5Dff6er 3ettuneen, biirften eben=
falls faum bon bur6i9iaqenbem @r>
folge fein. Oenn Die Ausfibruna Der
Srobung, RuBlanb nihts mebr au
bergen, fDnnte in Dem Dienit Der frii=
heren rnififden Nnleiben llnregelnlG=
bigteiten aur 5olge baben, bic ni1t
nur bas 8roBfapital, ionbern au9
nn5fDeifel1aft febr biele fleine 2euk
anf bas empfinbli6ite fddbigen Mir
ben. Die 6aupt s5iHance aQer an ben
friiberen NnIeiben betbeiligten 2dnz
ber fDirO baber i'm ri9tig perItanbenen
eigenen SntereiIe bic rufIif1en sSinanz
sen 3n itiiBen unb einen Gursfturs au
perbin6ern fufen, Der unabiebbare
JDlgen bdben f0nnte. 9u1 6as ena=
Iifds Drdngen na1 5rieben 1T pobl
fDenigiteHs sum 96eil auf 1hnlihe Gr<
fpdgungen 5uriid3ufiihrsn, benn aud
England tit an ruffifhen Mnlsi6sn,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
aatft ais 8d1,atersrnsI1tler

7.gine eigenartiae Metbobe tHrb BON
einem fran3Diif6en Mr3te, proFeKpr
Sesplats in 2ille, enpfpblen, um bef@
ttge 1lerboie S6mer3en unb anbere
fcbmer5bafte 8eI9iperben gu be{eitis
gen. Sesplats bat cine bor ettnq 3ipei
Sabren bon Or. Gerber in QDon artz
gesebene MetboOe uufgeeriffen, bic
BARN beltebt, bab man an f9mer3s
hdften Sbeilen mittel5 eines beipnbe=
rem 8e6ldies 2uft untsr bic Suut
fpriBt. 9lus aablrei1en 8eobahtuns
gen bat prof. Despfots Die ueber5sus
gllng getppnnen, bab es 5iA bier in
fsr Sbat I'm Elm auberprbentli9 fpirtz
fcmes Weittel banbelt, pelGes BET
duer 3uDerlGiiigteit ben 8orSug leid,
ter anpenbbarteit beiibt.
Der Nrat itidt eine feline s5oblz
mabel, tpie man iie Bel Morpbiumeina1
ipriBungen benubt, elm unb pumpt Die
our9 elm WattebGuiA9en birlburhs
itrel9enDe unb DaDur9 BON &eirnen
befreite 2uft raid unter bic 6aut.
0ie tleine Proaebur 1T na9 ben @rz
fahrunsen bes fran5DiiI1ep Mr3tes
noItommen f6meraIos. Na9 Der
3ufteintretbung ipirb leiht maf{irt,
nm bic 2nft mDslidit slei9mdbig gu
rertheilen. Der patient empfin6et
iofOrt barauf Elm Gefiibl Der MbItumz
pfnng, bes Saub= unb pefaiafeins.
unb oft 1T Der Samers f9on bann
sefhpunben. ssSn anberen sSaIIen,
berseben einiee Stunben, Bis bic
ibmeraltillenbe Mirfung eintritt; absr
lie feblt nie lrlb lit man9mal 10 nuds
9altig, bab feline tpeiteren 2ufteilig
blaungen erforberlid iinb. sssraenS
tpel9e Na9tEile bat profefIor Sess
p1ats bon biefer ais barmlos beaeid,.
nsten Metbobe nt9t gefeben. Die
iAmer5ftilIenbe Wirfung Der etnqetries
benen 2uft tit, tpie in Der Mpden.
i9rift Mebtainil9e &linif ausqefiihrt
fpirb. eine rein me1anif6e. gs bans
belt iiA babel I'm, cine lei6te Oebnllno,
Der Nerpenfaiern, bic In ihren1
l9mer5itilenben Gffett Der an aroBsn
IerDenltamlnei1 Dperatib ppuaDoenen
yierpenbebnuns slei9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

fid, III BEN oroBen Mlorftcentren 70
bod, bab ibr Mnbau beute setplnlls
bringenber lit, aIs Der fpdteren s2prs
ten. 3ubem fpnlmt nod Der Wortbell.
bab Triibfartoffeln bds SelO aeltie
rGumen unb 70 eine tribe Befeling
Der Ra6friidte ernOgli6en. BuS Dte
Grnte betrifff, 10 pirb bontit begorss.
men, ipenn bas Grdut gelb uno ipelf
iit, unb Die Rnollen cine Gprtihi1t
qebilbet baben. Dies tit bdrdil 5ll er'
fennen, baB lebtere bic 5uerit it9 blls
benbe Sberbdut abftOBt, 10 Dab 1ln
biefe bur9 Mufringeln ublOit. Dle
aartoffeIn finb bagegen nod ni6t
reif aur Grnte, tpenn Die biinne Sbers
baut nod feftiiBt, Der Snbalt Der
anoIlen iebr fIiiffig lit, bas 8raut
Elm fattes Griin aeiet. 9olange Das
Rartoffelfraut nod frif4 nnb grilfl
1T, erfolgt aus ben 8ldttern Die Stdr@
fetpanberung in Die anollen, fte reis
fen allmdblig beran, ipDbei ith Der
MaHergebalt perminbert, Der Moblges
f6nlad unb bic Ro6barfeit fi9 erbDs
ben. Sci selbfulturen erfolgt banrs
bic Grnte i'm Suli pber Qtlguif, ie
na9bem Der Reifesuitonb fortgeidris
ten lit. Oas Musreifen Der Rnollert
tpirb beeintrd6tiet, tpenn alte ousges
tragene Sorten aneebont tperben,
tpel9e lei9t BON ber &artCfSelfrdnf'
beit beimeefubt perben. Gttrbt biers
bur9 bds Quub frii65eitig ab, bonss
fOnnen bic &nollen ni9t ausreifen,
iie 3eigert eine biinne 5dut, iinb pG1'
ierig unb nidbt berfDmmlich. Oiefes
friibe Mbferben bes &raiites bGlt Der
unfunbige fir bic sSriibreife berSors
te, bic itdb aber erit bur6 allnlGblts
DIES Nbtpelfen Der 8lGttter 5lt erfenz
men eiebt. Sci ben bon Der &ranfs
belt ergriffenen Sorten aeigen ii4 aiis
nG9it an einigen Stelen Der 8lGtter
Srodenflede, ipel6e nit elmer tpeiBs
,li9en 3one an Der llnteriette ber8lGts
ter umrdnbet finb. 8ei feu9tndrner
Bitterl1fg fam f9on nah tpenigen
Sdeen bas 2dub bes edn3en Selbes
abgeitorben fem. Wlit llnre6t .siebt
beute nod manber Die alien ausges
tragenen minberpertbigen &artDffeln
ben neuen Jriibiorten bor; peil biefe
tnfolge ibrer groBen @iberItanbsfrafs
gegen ben &artpffelptl3 ibr 2aub lGna
ger bebalten unb besbalb IpGter geerns
tet iperben; buiTelbe gilt au6 BON ben
ipdtreifen Sprten. 0a syribfdrtofs
feln etnen bDberen BaFergebalt baben
dls fpGterrelfenbe, 10 erfolgt biengrnte
an eminent trodenen, Ionntgen Sage
unb empfieblt es ii9, bic ,Rnollen els
men balben Sag an Der Spnne lieeen
81 laifen. 0ur6 bus bierburh be-
ipirfte Mbbiingen bes Woi1ers fperben
oien &urtoffeln mebliger unb i6madz
batter, tpogegen fie feifig .bIeiben,
tDenn .iie fofort etngebru9t tperben; 1ie
itnb oft ungenteBbur, toenn bies BET
Regenpetter erfplet, SSnmerbin f0nz
nen Gef9ntad llnb 5altbarfeit Der
bel ungiinitiger Witterung eingebra9s
ten &nollen berbeHert tperben, penn
lie einige Sage dusqebreitet un6 Dem
2nftauge auseefeBt iperben. sSriibz
tartoffeln Der0en ibres Boben Seuda
ti9tettsgebdltes ipegen ni9t slt bog
dufeinanoer gelaeert. Danrit bic
2uft bur6 ben 6dufen sirfuliren
tann, TT es empfeblenspertb, Elm 2at=
tenrpit unb Seitentpanbungen aug
8rettern anoubrtngen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
1fr LlihItd1rn atad1 t,nr11 .

SettDem Gbtle fetnen 5rtepen nit
Ireentinien gemed9t bat, Der Die bet=
ben bebeutenb1ten MG9ten pon Siibz
Nmeritu in ibrem SntereTenfreile
unsebinbert i9alten unb fpalten lGBt,
haben bic tleineren Gepubliten, 8raz
iilien ausgenommen, ni6t mebr oiel
81 iagen, miiffen ft9 0fpgar fiigen,
penn, tpie bies Eel geru unb 8olipia
Der San, Der unternebmenbe Na9bar,
gbile, Die iiberlegene &raft geItenb
mqdt. Die 6tIeniI9e 8egierung bat
tiir3lid Der peruanif9en funb unb
3E nifen get6an, baB tie bic beiben
Brobin3en Sacua unb Qrica befiniz
ttb t6rem 8eiibe einberleiben min, mas
ole protefte Beru's ni6t lperben pers
htnbern tOnnen. Ser Streit nm bic
8rppinaen batirt felt benz Gnbe bes
&rieges 5nif9en beiben 2dnbern, Der
nit benz Siege @biIe's enbete. sSn
bem jenem folgenben SrieDensbertrage
ppm %. Mdr3 1884 tpurbe pereinbatt,
baB Die gropin5en aebn Sabre lang
zen gbile regiert tperben unb Die Be-
poIterung na1 Nblduf biefer Srift
burb 4bftimmung tunb geben foGe,
foeIber BON ben beiben 8epublifen fie
ange80ren tpolle. Die Ma9t, tpel9er
DIR 8eiib 5ufallen tpiirbe, bGtte Der
anberen 100000 Mt[ionen 9ileniz
IGe Silberbollars als 8ergiitung 3u
8ablsn. 3ur Nusfii6rung bieier 8e=
itimmung lit es bisber nod ni9t ee=
tommen.
Der 8rieg nit 8oltpia unb bana9
beKen 8erbiinbeten geru begann i'm
Sabre 1879. sn Der 9auptfa9e tpar
er auf peru geniinat, bas BON Chile
Our9 bic bOlipianif9e &iiitenpropino
@taeama eetrennt mar. 9ein fir
G6ile eiinitiger Musgang CAB biefem
bic 9elegenbett, bic 8ebingungen 3u
ftelen. '3uerit anneftirte es Ntacama,
tprbur9 8olibiu bon Der 8erbinbung
nit Der &iiite abgefperrt tpar, bdnn
befebte es bic peruanii9e Propins Saz
rapacd unb bdna9 Sacua unb Qlricd.
9olipia proteftirte benz @etpaltitreih,
bod obne Grfolg. On benz 9trih
2anbes tpdre Gbile ni9ts gelegen gez
peIen, benn es lit bas Dbeite @ebiet,
bas man ii9 benfen fam, au9 bate
es felbft 9dfen genug, nm bieier Riiite
nidt 5u bebiirfen; mas feline Regiez
rung tpollte, mar in birefte gla9bar@
fc1aft nit peru au eeldn9en, Inn bic
Qnnerion Der prDbinaen au po1aieben,
bic iie nur als 5usebDriges Gsbiet be-
dafprudte. Sm leBten 5riibiabr fiigte
Ii6 8plibid enblin in bas nnpermeib@
lide unD nruer5ei4nete etnen 8ertrag,
Der bic &iiite 3nif6en ben propinSen
Sdrapaea unb Qltaeanu bpn Chile
dusliefert. Diefes 5ablt bafir 2O,z
100000 pefos, bic fir ben 8au elmer
Giienbabn oom Snnern BON 8olipia
rad Der Gii1te; auh iibernimnt Chile
cine Sdulb bon fieb3ebn Millionen
9eios, bic priDden dilenif6en Gldu@
bigern @oliDia's 3ufomint. Gigsne
3olIGnter an Der Giiite Iinb 8olipia
au9 Sugeitan0en iporben.
go bat nun ghiIe bic 9Gnbe frei
gegen peru unb nuBt bies 5ur Mnne<
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

r;nn Der propinasn aus. Die psreins
barte 8oItsdbitimnung tpirb nibt
stnttfinben nnb gntf6dbigung ipirb
Beru ipobI au1 nidt erhalten. Gs
.muB 5u Der 8ergefpdltieuns f1tpeiz
gen, neil Der orgentiniiebe Nadbar.
an ben es iidb fonit ipenben tonntt,
fein sSnterefe mebr an Der ebemaligen
5reunbi1oft bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

9errfHaft Der 5initerlinoe nidbt rnsbr
aibt. Das Mert lit unfernpmlnen,
aber es min duh, lpie ielbitDeritdnbs
lib, Weile huben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

Sc ipeniser ssindnaen Elm 2anb Bat
bsto mebr unb fdpierisere Nrbeif
bat Der Ginanaminiiter.
. Der Sultan bon Mlaroffo ifranbi1
1ieh gegea iegli6e Mrt BON Heform. = J
Cine besreifli6e GigentbiimIinfeis
ser 9ultane unb 3area! n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

eSy1t allsn baben ben beiten WiLen
bic, Die nidts tbun t0nnen.
chandler tbut 10, als Of inn ales
Burit mare, unb pdre frpb, penr er
cine - bdtte!
0erbinbli1es Bens4men nennt
nan Elm 8enebmeu, bas 5u niats Der.
binbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

5riibfurtnffeI s. Grnte.
Die preife fir GriibfartoffsIn halten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

Siingemittel fir Sopf@
uflb @emii fepflanSen. Wan
flint Elm SAB, 1/3 bod NIT 9prnipdbz
men, S9af= unb &ubmift obne Streu
an unb fiillt bann bas SAB nit Waf<
Ter bon. Sefter umeeriibrt, 1T biefe
MiF9ung in pieraebn Sagen braud@
bar rnb BON poraiiglt6er Site. sic
bart iebob nur nit tlarer 5liiiitgteit.
peripenbet iperben.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06

Mrs. Fred Vaughn, who has been Wis.
iting her parents M. G. Reynolds and
family, left for her home in Fremont,
Nebraska, Friday evening.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
CheerfHlneSS.

Ch%eerfulness is 4 duty one owes to
oneself as well as to ones neighbors,
for nothing so units one for the Or
binary duties of life or so quickly
brings on premature old age as a mo-
rose temper, says the Brooklyn Eagle.
There are plenty of artificial aids to
cheerfulness within the reach of every
one who has real or imaginary cause
for i'll humor or a ~congenital tendency
to surliness. When things don't go
right or your liver is guilty of neglect
of duty strive Systematically to achieve
good humor by repeating over and
over the best funny stories or bits of
humorous poetry you know. If con
scientfbusly administered this prescrip-
ton is an infallible remedy for the
most acute TT of blue devils. If you
doubt it just try the experiment.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
PLEASANT PRAIRIE.

Rev. Thrill preached the New Years
sermon at this place.
Quite a number of our farmers have
some corn to husk yet.
j. E. Dodge has been at Cedar Bluffs
Smelling corn, the past week.
Happy New Year to all. Let us try
and make the items more newsy.
n. j. johnson sold and delivered SOC
bushels of corn to Don Thompson, last
week.
n. J. Johnson's entertained O. L.
Thompson's and j. E. Dodge's on New
Years.
While there is plenty of moisture in
the soil and small grain looks well it
would seem more like winter to have
more snow.
After a two weeks vacation school was
resumed at this place, Monday. Ruby
Newell, the teacher, spent the holidays
with relatives at Wilsonville.
Roy Albrecht of this place and Eta
Peters of Banksville were married, We'd
nesday, December %, 1904. They will
live OF the old Ely place which Roy has
leased. We wish them joy and happi-
ness.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
CULBERTSON.

j. A. Kirk went down to Lincoln, Mon
day evening, on business.
G. A. Parrish, our popular t~onsorial
artist, was on the sick list, latter part
of the week.
Miss Blanch Benedict visited over
Sunday with her aunt Mrs. G.. E. Bene-
dict of McCook.
Charles Knowles and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Henderson spent Sunday under
the parental roof.
Fred Slime has moved his household
goods into the Phillips residence in the
east part of town.
Miss Ann Miller returned to her
school duties at Stratton, Sunday, after
a weeks vacation.
Mrs. H. L. Kennedy of Cambridge
was in town between trains visiting
friends, Tuesday.
Prof. o. A. Morris returned from Lin
coin, Monday morning, where he has
been spending the holidays.
Miss Orpha Satchell departed, Wed
nesday evening, for Aurora, Nebraska,
where she will attend school.
Miss Annie Hickman came up from
McCook, first of the week, and is the
guest of the Misses Henderson.
Miss Maud Reynolds returned to Ere
mont, Monday evening, to resume her
school work after a week. vacation with
the homefolks and friends.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
LEBANON.

LEDAIfUNs
jeff Horton is working il the livery
barn.
The Wilsonville Review did not print,
this week.
Sam Tigard of Dorchester is here Wis.
iting his son.
G.. w. Dye left, Wednesday, for his
home in Iowa.
George Cartwright has moved onto his
farm north of town.
Mrs. Walter M. Pennington and the
two boys are very sick with grippe.
II. E. Waugh went to Omaha, first of
coming to be at the wedding, next week.
The Farmers Elevator Co. shipped a
car of corr to st. Francis and fl. Ruby
shipped a car to Sims at Danbury, this
week.
A number of Lebanon businessmen
attended the stockholders meetingo of the
telephone company at Danbury, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Mandy Nichols has bought one
and one half acres of d. +. Hupp, east
of jeff Horizons, and Lawrence is build
ing a barn there now.
The b. & M. travelling auditor from
Wymore was in town, Tuesday, checking
up Agent w. M. Ball. He took the early
train east, Wednesday.
Bonnie, the little son of G. G. Andrews
of Lyle, Kansas, fell from a horse and
broke his leg, Sunday, while riding
double with a neighbor boy.
Dee and Sales Smith went to Orleans,
last week, and word comes that Dee is
sick with pneumonia; the father went
down, Wednesday. to see the boy.
Alfred Whitney of South Dakota, who
has been here on a visit, was married, a
few days ago, to Miss Eta Halsey OF
this place, at Beaver City. Mr.. Whitney
left here with his father in 1890, and has
not been back since. 1t seems hat he
knew where he could get the best wife.
II OF LEBANON.
Ora Bodwell has sold his interest in
the meat market to his partner.
Mr.. Bush was out from BARLEY, We'd
nesday, calling onWalter M. Pennington.
To SELL OR TRADE-for $1,000, one g
seated buggy if taken at once. WALTER
M. PENNINGTON.
Jacob Harsch was out getting signers
for a new mail route, one day this week.
We hope he gets enough names to estab-
lish a route, as it will be easier getting
our news to McCook.
The delegates, who went to Hamilton
county to consult with the church there,
returned, Monday. We have not learned
what the decision was. We understand
they brought a land buyer with them.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
Survival OF a Custom.

On %gateposts you will frequently find
a stone ball. Who would ever suppose
that the balls on the gateposts were
the heads of family enemies? 1t was
once the custom to stick your enemy's
CORY head as a trophy on the gatepost.
On the gates of towns were stuck the
heads of traitorous persons. In old
London, for instance. the bridge gate
and Temple Bar were always decorated
with CHASTITY relics of the kind, and the
memory of the custom survives on the
~gateposts of modern suburban villas.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
EVANSVILLE.

We are having fine winter weather
since the cold snap.
Josh Rowland and wife were up to
BanksvilIe, Tuesday.
A. W. Benjamin is putting the finish
ing touches on his soddy.
W. H. Hartman and family ate their
New Years feast at B. W. Benjamin's.
A travelling doctor that gave his name
as Campbell and opal" passed through
this neighborhood, Wednesday, claiming
to doctor people into new life. He pro
posed to cure William Relph's eyes for a
stipulated sum and to contract 'no cure
no pay" and TO draw a note for the
amount. Mr.. Relph required that the
mo cure no pay" should be put in the
note and that spoiled the deal, as the
note would then be non-negotiable.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
DANBURY.
Mayo Green is feeding 300 cattle.

Mayo Green is feeding 300 cattle.
Willard Mackey is sick with the scar
let fever.
Mrs. Thomas Musgrave is under the
doctors care.
j. L. Sims shipped two car loads OF
hogs to Kansas City.
Bert and Jennie Everist were over
from McCook, Friday.
Harry Butler and family lefc, last
week, for Red Oak, Iowa.
j. L. Sargent went to Indianolu, Sun
day, and from there to Barley.
Anderson Grahm left for Arkansas,
Sunday night, for a two months visit.
Professor MCGEE of Wilsonville was
visiting friends Of this place, last week
Mrs. Jennie Henderson, and Mrs. Ash
ton visited Mrs. E. B. Young, Friday of
last week.
Mrs. Sewell has bought three acres of
land Of o. B. Woods on which to build
"A residence.
Rex Miles brother Ellis Miles of
eastern Kansas is here visiting friends
and relatives.
George, Ray and Willie Minniear of
Lincoln are visiting friends and relatives
of this vicinity.
John Tauber has bought a quarter
section of land of T. E. Mcdonald; CON
sideration $1,000.
Clifford Burbridge and John Green
way went to visit friends of the Sappa,
Tuesday, returning Friday.
Doris Hess, the three-year-old child of
George LESS died Monday morning, with
scarlet fever and diphtheria.
Miss Edna Henton. who was here Wis
iting friends and relatives Of this place.
returned to her school in Franklin.
Mrs. Nan Ashton, who was visiting al
the home of w. A. DeMay, returned
home last Wednesday. accompanied bs
her brother Rolla DeMay.
Miss and Mr.. j. A. Strain and Mr..
and Mrs. S. W. Stilgebouer, Sr., of this
place, visited Mr.. and Mrs. BodweIl at
Lebanon, Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Rev. MUIR and daughter ReIla, who
went to Cambridge to spend the hol-
idays, returned home Saturday. Rev.
MUIR went from Cambridge to Ohio and
brought back with him a "Mrs. MUIR"
The members of the Methodist church
gave q pound social on Rev. MUIR and
his wife at the church, last Saturday
evening.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-01-06
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS.

To VIM. A. Parish, Ports Wilson, Walter W.
Morrison and to all whom it may concern:
The commissioner appointed to locate a road
commencing at the southeast corner of section
six o., township three (3j, range twenty-six (26)
west Sixth p. NJ, in East Valley precinct, Red
Willow county, Nebraska, running thence east
on section line between sections five % and
eight 60 to southeast corner section five %,
town. three (3l, range twenty-six (26), west Sixth
P. NJ, terminating thereat, has reported in ia
vor of the location tn reof, and all objections
thereto or claims for damages must be filed in
the county clerks office on or before noon of the
9th day of March, 1906, or said road will be es-
tablished without reference thereto.
Lifts Z. J. WILCOX, County Clerk.