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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1909-07-01
Another time card, Sunday, July IL

Another time card, Sunday, July 18th.
Train crews on Nos. 9 and 10 are pool
ed with l and 6. Wow!
The company has handled so trains
of oranges already this season, and more
a-coming every day.
There will be a new time card, Sun
day a week. No. 9 will run through to
Denver and an opposite train east from
Denver.
No. II suffered a slight mishap, Mon
into the east end of the yard. Some
freight cars had been switched down
the yard and the hand brakes failing TO
work, they caught two cars of the
freight train on the side, doing some
damage and delaying traffic a short
time.
Last Sunday evening about 6:30
smoke was discovered coming out of
the side of the railroad coal chutes. The
coal was burning in one of the bins.
Two streams of water was brought to
play on the building, but it did not
reach the spot.A steelbox freightcar was
run under the chute and the coal dump
ed into it with the streams of water
playing on it as it cana out, and the
danger was soon past, No great dam
age was done. 1t is generally supposed
to have been caused by spontaneous
combustion.-Oxford Standard.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1909-07-01
Engraving and Enclosing.

Your wants can be supplied at THE
TRIBUNE in the line of engraving and
enclosing, such as calling cards, invi-
tations and announcements, monogram
correspondence paper etc. Handsome
samples of all On display. Prices rea-
sonable, Prompt service. If interested
come and inspect.
Delay in taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy if you have backache, kidney or
bladder trouble, fastens the disease up
on you and makes a cure more difficuIt.
Commence taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy today and you will soon be well.
Why risk a serious malady? A. Nc
Millen, druggist.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1909-07-01
Chancellor Davidson

of the Nebraska Wesleyan University
will preach at the Methodist church,
Sunday next, July 4th, both morning
and evening. All young people who
have any thought of attending college
are especially urged to be present to
hear the chancellor. All are, however,
welcome. Special music.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1909-07-01
Iced 81 Cars Last SATURDAY.,

The Burlington iced e~ighty-one cars
of ice at this point, last Saturday, when
four train loads of oranges passed
through this city. This is, perhaps,
this point.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1909-07-01
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Citizens National Bank
of MCCOOk
CHARTER NUMBER 1896
at McCook in the State of Nebraska. at the close
of business June %. 1909.

CHARTER NUMBER 9436
at McCook in the State of Nebraska. at the close
of business June %, 1909.
RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts. 81 800 81
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured .... 7U7 a
Bonds. securities, etc.,. - 1900 90
Banking house, furniture and fixtures 1900 90
agents.. 1O,318 50
Due from state and private banks and
bankers, trust companies. and saw
1ngS IS o.
Due from approved reserve agents.. S1,266 IS
Checks and other cash items ........ 1.101 81
Notes of other National bankS....--.. 2,5U 10
and cents 246 As
Lawful money reserve in bank; viz:
l2,ZiS -
Legal-tender notes -. 1856 90 25,143 %
$685., 80 go
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid n-....--.........s $1,000 90
Surplus fund 5000 90
Undivided profits, less expense and
Due to other National banks.:".... 1850 Is
Due to state and private banks and
bankers ci,4Zt 81
Individual deposits subject to check. 126.72 81
certificates of deposit ...... u 1910 IS
Time certificates of deposit. ........... 57,937 So
Cashiers checks outstanding. ........ 10,437 01
Total......... $3.50, S22 80
State of Nebraska, L.
County of Red Willow. S@"
1, V. Franklin, president of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
V. FRANKLIN, President.
C-oRRECT-Attest:
JAMES S. DOYLE.
VERNICE
g.. q. WATKINS, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this goth
Day of June, 1903. h. n. BERRY,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires October ., 1913. I
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1909-07-01

Typewriter ribbons, papers etc. for
sale at The TRIBUNE office.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-22

Now if you want one of the
best Washing Machines made
you can get one by coming here
to this OFFICE and ordering
a 1900" Gravity through us for
&14. 90 on monthly payments or
$1,000 cash after useng it one
month. Also Wringer for SO, 90
on sameterms. N. G.. Garrett.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-22

|inass - he isass q osl srpaAsl
h hin aais and lsnAis eeeats1
- tAsn. .
Mod eod bissssd tAen. 40
0sd aid saso thsA. Bs irsiifsl
aad multiply Ard rsplssish the
earth asd ssbdss ID; ssd havs do
nlmios over the Ash Of the go asd
over the fowl Of the cir, and over
every living thing that novsth
upos The ssr,h,"
q "Aad God ssid, Behold / have
you every herb Bearing seed,
which 10 upon the lace Of oil the
earth. and every tree 10 the which
10 The fruit ola tree yisldisg seed
10 You Il shall be for meat
"And 70 svsvy beast Of The earth
end to every fowl Of tho cir. and
to every thing that creopeth upon
the earth wherein thcre 10 life, I
have given every green herb for
meat; and il Was 20.
AID God sLw everything that hs
had made, and, behold, i.was very
good. And the evening and the
morning were the sixth dsv. Gen.
l--26 to 3l,)
Now II this was not q natural
man male and female full and
complete. please tell US why God
said that they were? And II the
following scripture does not have
reference to the second man
please tell US why be spoke IL
this manner.
And the Lord God formed man o.
tho dust Of the ground. and breath
cd into hls nostrils the breath o
life; and man became q living soul
Asd the Lord God planted
garden eastward 10 Eden; and ther'
be put the man whom hs ha,
formed. -
And the Lord God took the mo,
and put him into the garden o. z
den 70 drsss i. and 10 keep il.
And the Lord God commando,
the uau saying. OF every tree 0
tho garden thou maysst freely %,
Gen. 2-7-s'@l6-l6.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-22

Nsws 4 thlrs \ ~ ~ uho1D
|ahla;to slow - ~ lhass issnly
lore nan spnhsn ofint No. diaar.
|sut scriplessS wiihost pakine
God ont ! liAs, ~ viah hey
would DO %; Tor " ca1unel
Hence. We believe there istxo
men spoksn Of. Again We nv
plsass tell ~ Why Il was that
after, Oain killed his brother
Abel, and God said 70 him that
he should b . fugaNve and veg
abond 1.-THE ssrthi That Gain
said;
Bshold thou hast drives ne ont
this day from the isos Of the sastA
and from Thy lace shall l b hid.
and ! shall BE- . fug,t,ys aad .
vsgaboad ID the earth, and IL shall
como 10 psss that every one that
fludsth me shall slay mo. Gen. f.
|ll.
And then God answered;
, Aud the Loan said unto him,
Therefore whatsoever slsys.h Cair,
vengeance ahall Be taken on him
sevenfold. And tho Lord Get q
mark upon Cain, lest any fading
him should kill him. Gen. 4--l6.
Now II there IL any one who
can tell us what God ment when
He said that He would put .
mark ON CAIN to keep any one
who might find him, from killing
him. without saying there was
some one out there to find him:
or else make God out q liar. we
wish they would. for we cannot
Hence. we believe that there was
10 man male and female before
the man who was placed in the
garden, And II we are not right
in our belief, please tell who
Gains wife was, and where he
lgot her?
| Now you who meet In Hotels.
and on the streets. aud in the by.
ways, who oppose Us and sencer
10 for our belief. answer these
questions through the CREssET.
You have the chance now Of
putting up or shut mp and say
Garrett 10 right,
! Ito he Continued.)
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-22

The Ed. is an agent for the
Belleville separator and theJumbo
engine, THE BEST that is made
va know what we are talking
about. we have been running the
engine now for four years. We
will sell you one or both Of the
engine or separator and also the
hay bailer uns urpassedcall and
sec us. or write Us. Now il the
time to buy: Come let Us selp
you to the worth o. POUR mon
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Continued from pass ,

hen placing these two works
/ in the six days-crants the
.tural Theologeon the priv
dge Of saying that man had
eveloped from the lower type
4 animals.
And to give our readers to
early understand why both
,ese Theories. advance this idea
because God in creating the
AN on the sixth day he mum.
bred him with , beast Of the
birth. The man formed after
lie seventh day, God placed him
a higher sphere, hence the
iference. This we shall speak
later on-Hence. leaving the
orh Of God in the eight period;
be drop back to the seventh.
,od's day Of rest. Geology finds
othlng here but rest. The Bi.
lie TELLS Us it Is Gods day Of
est. A thousand years of our
me--Geology speaks Of II in
bis manner.
Again the night descends. for
&c fifth day has closed; and
orning breaks on the sixth and
st day OF creation. Cattle and
,asts Of the fields Craze on the
aims; the thick skinned rhino.
pros wallows in the marshes;
e squat hippopotamus rustles
nong the reeds, or plunges
,llenly into the river; great
Rrds of elephants seek their
.od amid the young heritage Of
c woods; while animals Of fer.
II nature, the lion, the leo.
ari, and the bear,-harbor in
2ep caves till the evening, or
in wal. for their prey amid
ugied thickets, or beneath some
u&on bank. At length. az the
- wanes and the shadows
|aethen, man. the responsible
I'd of creation, formed in Gods
I'm image, Is introduced upon
Q scene, and the work of crea.
or ceases forever upon the
|.t,h The night falls once
ore upon the prospect, and
.e"r dawns yet another NOR.
v the morrow of Gods rest
Mat Divine Sabbath in which
lere IS no more creative labor,
hd which, blessed and sancti.
ed beyond all the days that
ri gone before. has as It's
tcIal object the moral elevation
& final redemption Of man.
I'd over it no evening Is repre-.
pied in the record as falling,
it, special work is not yet
mp'cte. Such seems TO have
zen the sublime panorama Of
cation exhibited in vision Of old
and, rightly understood, l
ON nota single scientific truth
pit initiates against even the
nntest or least prominent Of
details.
While We see in this that Geo.
y closes Gods work Of crea.
,, and has God still resting.
Bible gives the day Of rest.
Sing this day the same length
(he other six: and then teach.
s that God done . work Of
ping after the end Of this day.
lo.y does not regard this as
porate and distinct work
Gods six days they place
both in the six days. And
hey say there is = distinc.
n the two works. and yet
hat those two men are the
man And than m tho Ear,
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lead 10 the way Of righteousness 10
the mldss Of the ps,As Of jsdgnssa.
Tha, I may caass those the, love NE
to inherit subsiasss I oil Oh sAsIr
treasure:
The Inrd possesssd me 10 the hsgis-
Ming Of bic way. bsiore his works Of old.
Ivss ut up from everlasting from the
begianins or ever the earth was.
When there we're no dsp,hs. wss
brought forth: when there were 20
fountains aboundiss with water.
Before the mountains we're settled.
before the hills was I brousb, forth.
While - -, hs had not made The
earth. nor the Asids nor The hisAss, part
Of tho dust Of the world.
When hs prepared the heavens I was
there: when 10 cot . compass upon the
face Of the depth.
Whom he established tho clouds abovs.
whom be strengthened the fountains Of
the deep:
When he give 10 the go bic decree
that the waters should not pass bic
commandment when he appointed The
foundations Of tho earth.
Then l wss BY him, u one brought up
with him. and was daily bis deligh.
rejoicing slwsys before him.
Rejoicing in the hsbi,able par, Of his
earth. and my delight we've with the
sons Of mon.
Now therefore hearken unto me, o
70 children. for blessed ere they that
keep my ways.
Hear instruction ssd be wise and
refuse II not.
Blessed 10 the man the, hesresh me 1,
watching daily .. my gates. waiting a.
The posts Of my door,
For whose Huds,h me andeth life, and
shall obtain favour Of the LoRD.
But be that sinneth against mo wrong
eth bis own soul. oil they thu, hate me
love death. prov. 81
In this chapter We are carried
along the line Of Geology, scien.
&c, natural Theology and all other
ologies, by this word we have
saw their origin, journeys, and
their end. And at the close Of
their journey, We are left u
stand. on the mighty brink Of
the dark chaos, thru which none
Of them can pass. But how dr.
ferent from this Gods word; for
just listen 1t wisdom says. unto
you 0 men I call and my voice ID
to the sons Of man" here. is the
key that unlocks the door Of this
dark chasem, and lets the spirit.
ual eye see the beauties and
grandure of eternity, which 10
from everlasting to everlasting.
For Christ 10 the light that shin.
eth, in q dark place. standing
there he calls to men (0entiles)
and his voice. 1.-THE chxracter) IL
to the sons Of man, (tbe Jews)
Here is the two people spoken Of.
For wisdom hath spoken truth,
and all his words were in right.
eousness. And his words are
plain to them that accept him.
rot ''''s fessou :. 70 oes'ei "
.ecelVe n'S 'ns'ru'.'ons: lucy aFe
better than fine gold. The wis.
Wi. VI ou.'s'' F. oo''oi '''.n
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|NNI bElI THE Hlll, lIl|
CONDEMN Us!

CONDEMN Us!
We have understood. ct differ.
ent times. and different places.
aimee We have been preaching the
Two Man Theory. Men in com.
Ing together. would call inquea.
tion. our character and teaching.
This has been, the fact where.
ever we have been. And for this
reason We came 10 Wright Coun-
". For We believed in coming
to this county we were coming
to . portion Of Gods country,
Where the people TO . great ex.
tent were God fearing people, as
much 80 as any place that we
had ever been. We had the
pleasure when we were living in
Norwood four years ego to get
acquainted with many Of the Of.
dcials Of this county. And found
them to be lovers Of the truth
And believed in the equal rights
! Of oil true citizens.
Since that time we find that
others has been installed. We
trust no less interested in the
same principals. But believing
% we do, that there might be
some men in the county; who has
received wrong Information. or
from some source or other have
! got . Misunderstanding Of Us;
and our teachings.
And this may be even true, with
some Of our officials, we know not.
we know none Of them accept that
We are slightly acquainted with
Judge Long. Yet we are confident
that he knows nothing compare.
lively inregard to the truth we
preach. For be has had NO Upper.
tunities Of knowing only by hear.
say, and no man can learn the
truth from hear.ssy. For we have
the confidence IN Judge Long. tina,
II he knew just what we preached
that. should he At any time meet
up with men anywhere. and
would hear them express . false
idea inregard 10 our teaching
that he would correct the mis-.
take, But not kno wing like many
other man could not corrett the
mistake he did not know.
For we declare right here tina,
II any one with an intelligent
mind in Wright Co.. or In the
State Of Missouri, or In the Uni
ted States. will come here or
call on 10, and make an investi.
cation; for themselves, they will
have to say that we are preach.
ing the true Word Of tod. And
they would no longer listen to
the falsehoods circulated, by
those who are haters Of all good
and truth.
Now then, the great question
10 this; Was there man created
male and female by God. before
He formed Adam and placed him
In the garden7 Or was the man
Adam who was placed in the
garden the first man? We say
that God created q man, male
and female before He for med
The NAN Adam and placed him
in the garden. But there IL
hundreds Of others that say that
Adam IN. the garden was the
first man created, and the only
man created. Now reader there
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garden the first man? We saw
that God created q man, male
and female before He for med
The NAN Adam and placed him
In the garden. But there IL
hundreds Of others that say that
Adam in. the garden was the
first man created, and the only
man created. Now reader there
are many men who sencer us
very heavy. for believing and
teashing that this man placed in
the garden was not the 6rst man.
II We are not right please tsll NJ
why II was that God ssid this,
"Asd God. said, Let % aats
mss in osr image sitsr orr like.
ness; asd lot then hsys don,aios
ever The fsh Of The go, spd over
thsfs~i Of tho cir. sed over The
esttls. and eyer oil The ssfth. ed
evss every creeping tbisg hat
essspssh spos TIE savth." 4
80 God eisaisd ssa 10 bio owp
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11
aEsT WAYS OF VOTING.

Editor Herald Gov. Carroll in his
deliberations. said that voting ma.
chimes would do Tor straight voting
and recommends the restoring OF lnt
circle, which would tend to produce
straight voting. That is surely the
right way to vote. My. pien is for
congress or the state of low TO pass
an act authorizing election boards to
deputize two or three expert ticket
markers and place them in a room
away from the board. The voter then
can go into that room and the expert
write the voters name on his list and
then produce the ticket and mark IL
las directed by the vJter, who can see
that nothing Illegal is done or any
fraudulent voting. The voter who
leaves a square unmarked and refuses
to mark in a square opposite another
name for the same Office must be noti
fed by the expert that his ticket can
not be counted until all necessary
squares are property filled out. As
soon as a ticket is marked the expert
can fold it and send it to the judges
to be counted, or the expert can go
before the. judges andtread il. The
board can then count 1t right away
and it can be filed by the board accord
ing TO law. Experts sworn 10 do their
duty and according to law would be
more likely to render perfect marking
and counting. and would do away Will
throwing out ballots and contestins
elections. The voting machine can
not talk while an expert could answer
questions, give advice or instruction
and so promote proper voting. Voting
is our power in elections and every
things should be done to perfect ticket
marking without confusion or dissat.
isfaction There are voters who do
not go to elections because the big
ballot with its many names confuses
them and they do not know how 10
mark the ticket and are TOO diffident to
ask the board to do it for them. The
board should not be asked to mark
tickets because it would require two
members, one from each party, and
that would create confusion and. de
stroy confidence, a.. -yeg l,,s .,,,,t .
a-.yc--lSaac C.. Middleton.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11
Poor Return for Hospitality.

Two women had descended the
steps of a hosse whose owner was
giving an afternoon tea. Vehicles
spun UP to the curb or away from it,
and through the ever opening door
passersby could get glimpse of rose
shaded lights and hear the tinkle Of
music. But the two women had
walked, and at almost their first step
away from the house Of festivity the
one with the extra thin voice that
foreigners like to Judge us all by said:
did you notice that lamp shade?
Did you notice It? Where on earth do
you suppose she raked up a thing like
that? never saw such, a fool shade
In all the days Of my life."i ta
Il was too taken up with the waist
she had on to have eyes for anything
else. or all the silly buds i ever, saw.
that waist was the limit. You could
see 1t was made over and botched at
that, and as for the skirt"
And by that time the pair who had
accepted the hospitality of a woman
,unwise enough to admit them to her
home, had passed beyond the hearing
OF the person behind.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11
EAMlLlEs 81 MINISTER'S.

A few weeks ago the Herald gave
notice Of a remarkable family. that Of
the Rev. DR. Corkey and his eight
sons, all Of whom are ministers OF tne
gospel. Rev, Alexander Corkey, one
of the sons, was until recently pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church OF
Oskaloosa.
Mrs. l.. G. McCready. Of Omaha. in
comparing the family Of her great
grandfather. the Rev. Jesse Chew,
with that of Rev. Corkey, finds ii al
most as remarkable in point of the
number OF ministers. The elder Chew
himself minister, had eight sons,sey-
en- Of them ministers, and all OF the
Methodist Episcopal church: The
grandfather, the Rev. Elisha ID. Chew,
was for years a resident OF Oskaloosa
and was connected with the local
church. He is buried in Forest Gene
terry. The family is also remarkable
lin showing five distinct generations
connected with the ministry. The
Rev. Nathan Chew was first, great
great grandfather of Mrs McCready,
followed by Rev Jesse Chew, who gave
seven of his eight sons to the minis.
try. One of these sons, Rev. Elisha ID.
Chew. gave a son OF his, Rev. James
s.. Chew, to the work of the gospel.
This man was the father of Mrs. Nc,
Cready, and her brother, Rev. w G..
Chew, made the fifth generation Of
ministers, all Methodists. Mrs. Nc
Cready believes that in point of ser
vice through extent of years, the Chew
family can claim honors over that OF
the Corkeys. ~. sa..-g.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11
KEY TO CHARACTER.

Prof. Warman says laughter Is a
key to character lie hands us the
following interesting analysis
i He who laughs inandibiy, IS Sc
cretive.
2. He who smiles and and smiles
continuously, Is foxy
3. The man who laughs long and
loud at nothing, is fool.
l. He who laughs with the mouth
and not with the eyes, ID villain.
5, He who laughs not at all Is
either melancholy, reyengefuI, selfish,
or studious
8. He who laughs with a little snifi
at the end Of the laugh is egotistical.
Z. The man who laughs with eyes.
mouth. checks and sides, Is jolly.
easy-going fellow from whom you can
borrow taDhey tis asfkt
s The man Eh0 laughs moderately
ana shows his upper teeth. making No.
ne, niie wrinkles 81 The corners Of the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11

Wednesday, March 3, is the first
OF what are known as Ember days.
These are certain days set apart by
the Catholic and some other denomina-
tions for prayer and fasting. one spe-
cial theme of supplication being that
the blessing of God may descend on
the crops, and consequently that there
may be plenty in the land. These are
diffused over the year and in all
churches observing them. the spring
eJnber days are recognized as the
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday after
the first Sunday in Lent; those Of the
summer the same days Of the week
after Whit-Sunday; those OF autumn
the same days OF the week after the
feast OF the Holy Cross, Sept II; and
those OF the winter the corresponding
week days after the feast Of ST. Lucia,
Dec. l3.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11
-.The annual loss BY are in lowe,

"The annual loss by fire in Iowa,
said J. w Wanshuis, president OF the
State Fire Prevention association, rs
in excess of $4,O0O,O0O. OF this sum
at least 100000 falls upon owners
Of properties who neglect to protect
themselves by taking out insurance,
While the losses paid by the fire insur'
ance companies are approximately 3d.
O00. GOO, it is apparent that they are
not the only sufferers"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-11

Attorneys in the First judicial dis
trict, composed OF the two courts in
Lee county, and the Second district,
consisting of Van Buren,, Jefferson,
Wapello, Davis, Appanoose, Monroe
and Lucas counties, are starting a
movement to have the two districts
consolidated, in order that attorneys
in Lee county may be able to try cases
in their district before judges coming
from outside their own county. The
proposed change, it is claimed, would
not affect the politics Of the district.