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The decorations and shapes are pleasing
and we are offering
16 Values in 101 Piece Sets for Only 12
Should you want a less evoensive set we have them
in best English whitevare open stock Should you
only want a small set or to fill in your old one we
can supply your wants No need of being without
dishes We will make the payments easy and with
out interest Come in and hear our plan
THE BEE HIVE
C A Stone
J C Greene
STONE GREEN
ENGINEERS
and MACHINISTS
All Kinds of Machinery Repaired
Steam threshing machines overhauled
steamed up and tested
Inquire of or address Stone Greene
East Dennison Street McCook Neb
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Will make all trains and an
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Low Rates West
The Burlington offers round trip tick
ets as follows
Denver Colo and return 12 June 1
to September 30
Colorado Springs Colo and return
81240 June 1 to September 30
Pueblo Colo and return 1365 June
1 to September 30
Glenwood Springs Colo and return
2190 June 1 to September 30
Ogden Utah and return 2790 June
1 to September 30
Salt Lake City Utah and return
2790 June 1 to September 30
Ask the ticket agent for particulars
McCOOK
NEBRASKA
A Very Satisfactory Adjustment
The recent adjustment of wages by the
company and the trainmen is now pub
lic as to details and figures and the re
sult may bo announced as being very
satisfactory giving the trainmen a sub
stantial increase in wages as the follow
ing figures will show The new schedule
gives 345 per 100 -miles to through
freight conductors and 375 per 100
miles to way freight conductors Through
freight brakeman will get 230 per 100
miles and way freight brakeman 2G0
Branch conductors will receive 345 per
100 miles and their brakeman 243 All
overtime is 34 cents per hour for con
ductors and 25 cents for brakemen Pas
senger conductors on the main line will
receive S14000 per month and their brake
men 6700 The increase is in round
figures 1500 a month for conductors
700 for brakemen and 200 for flagmen
and the average increase for all trainmen
will be about 1000 a month
The new schedule went into effect
July 1st It will materially increase the
pay roll at this place
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea
About sis years ago for the first time
in my life I had a sudden and severe at
tack of diarrhoea says Mrs Alice Mil
ler of Morgan Texas I got tempo
rary relief but it came back again and
for six long years I have suffered more
misery and agony than I can tell It
was worse than deatfi My husband
spent hundreds of dollars for physicians
prescriptions and treatment without
avail Finally we moved to Bosque
county our present home and one day I
happened to see an advertisement of
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarr
hoea Remedy with a testimonial of a
man who had been cured by it The
case was so similar to my own that I
concluded to try the remedy The re
sult was wonderful I could hardly
realize that I was well again or believe
it could be so after having suffered so
so long but that one bottle of medi
cine costing but a few cents cured me
For sale by L W McConnell druggist
Buckeye Binder
FOR SALE
Has been used but little See or write
J M Huet flcCook Neb
For price3 and terms
Cholera Infantum
This has long been regarded as one of
the most dangerous and fatal diseases to
which infants are subject It can be
cured however when properly treated
All that is necessary is to give Chamber
lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and castor oil as directed with
each bottle and a cure is certain For
sale by L W McConnell druggist
Cures Sciatica
Rev W L Riley LL D Cuba N Y
writes After fifteen days of excruciat
ing pain from sciatic rheumatism under
various treatments I was induced to try
Ballards Snow Liniment the first appli
cation giving my first relief and the
second entire relief I can give it un
qualified recommendation 25c 50c and
I 100 at A McMillens
feeing is Believing
Most people believe what
they see Come in and
see our line of
SLIPPE
For men women and
children AH styles
Our prices are right
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Fraternal Insurance Order Cards
R O I P A LodfjA No 012 moots first and
third Thursduys of ouch month McConnolls
hull 830 pm E B Hubeb 1rosidont W S
Outer Secretary
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS McCook
lodge No IJ07 incuts on second mid fourth Mon
day availing of each mouth at eight oclock in
McConnell hull K W Devoe Illustrious Pro
tector J C Mitchell Socrotury
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Noblo cump No
8C2 moots second and fourth Thursday nftor
noonH at2JX oclock inTHcConnoHs hull Mhh
Tkad Siiiujibkd Oracle M its Auqubta Anton
Recorder
McCooic Junuio Brady Ruby Fitzgerald D
Burnett Roza Byfiold Agnes Elbert Nottio
Emlsloy Ada Hammond Mary Honfy Josio
Houlihan Audrey Jones Susie LeTIow Ethol
Middleton Mary ftovotny Jbsephino Pnolnn
Muy Predmoro Miunio Rpwoll Floyd Russoll
Harold Sutton Edith Waito Lottio Watkins
Bollo Brooks Laura McMillon Robert Burns
Sadie E Coylo Mary Elliott Julia Qoodenbor
gor Anna Hannan Bertha Hedges Winona
Jones Fred Knapo Blanche McCarl Maude
Middleton Bessie Peterson Alma Powell Mollio
Eholnhoimer Pearl Rugbies Nollio Ryan Sylvia
Vandorhoof Mabol Wilcox Mabql Whitakor
Nellie Bennett Rosa Brady Mattie Broylos
Birdio Carty L W Jennings Lettio Knipplo
Alice McKcnna Carrie Poterson Edna Wnite
Emma Perry Winnio Browne Lillie Campbell
Margaret Garrard Jessie Popo Mintie Rozoll
Sadie Evorist
CnASE Fred Eggert
Cambridge Grace Edwards Ida Rcdford
Blanche Paid Mamie Showalter Lena Pay ton
Kate Payton
Haves Center Katio Smith
Eddy M J Hammond
Waunuta Laura Fanning Nellie Wheeler
Walter Wheeler Nollie Dick James Nesmith
Stevens Eva Fitzgibbons
OanoitN Nnnnio Campbell
Wilsonville Bertha Demaree Helen John
son Flora Demaree Anna L Shoemaker
Holbrook Susio Thompson
Hendlet Lucy Ayars Lenora Mart
Mavwood Carrio Bu3ard
Orleans Eunice Munson
Red Cloud Florence Cotting
Champion Grace Davidson
Box Elder Jeanetto Doyle Maude Stone
Harry Shepherd
Lincoln Margarot Lewis
Havana Martin Jussell
Beaver City Clara Kern
Lebanon Hnttio Weatherwax
Curtis Nellie White
Trenton Graco Houser Vivia Peterson
Manda Grovert Addie Harding Pleasant Ham
mond
Stamford Mabel Palmer
Banksville Mary Peters
Quick Carrio Tool W W Teel
Stratton Minnie Raichart Inez Walker
Center Point Anna Russell
Harvard Frances Martin
Cedar Bluffs Kansas Vivian Gossard
Danbubt Dora Greenway Pearl Hayes John
Ruby Bertha Thompson Mary Greenway Rosa
Minniear Lucretia Ruby Roxa Brown Maudo
Eno
Palisade Mollie Ryan Frank S Graves
Bartley Lizzie Adair Pearl Curleo Perry
Ginthor Mary Richman Ida Bush Nellio Far
roll Clara Meeker Oscar Lohr
Culbeetson Alice Stewart Vorna Vastino
Imperial Myra Meekeu Sarah Morris Yada
Samuelson Blancho Meeker George Roe Adoll
Hoffmeistor Maud McClollan Bess Crews
Max Katie Hickman Attie Powell
Indianola J J Carter Eflio Crowder Alta
Hagar Emma Lang Teresa McDonnell Ethel
Sheridan J K Carter Ida Donnelly Edna Hol
comb Anna McDonnell Edna Reynolds Katio
Voring Grace Phillips Gertrude Teel Anna
Vering Delia Andrews Flora Hoag
SpniNGriELD G R Hammond
Denver Colo Louise Pitney
Benkelman Amy Smith Lulu Smith
CULBERTS0N
James Ferrier was a Falisade pilgrim
Tuesday
G G Eisenharc was a McCook visitor
Monday evening
Miss Bell Turner returnod from a three
weeks visit at Benkelman Saturday
Mrs F D Brown and Mrs N L
Wemple were shopping in McCook
Thursday
Miss Bessie Crews returned from an
extended visit with Palisade friends
Monday
Misses Ina and Iva Shumaker visited
their cousin Mrs Gossard in McCook
over Sunday
Mrs Lettie Isreal and daughter Miss
Pearl of Lincoln are visiting relatives
here this week
Maud and Elmer Reynolds attended
the Blind Boone concert at Trenton
Wednesday night
Hugh Wilson returned to his home in
Stratton Friday night after a weeks
visit at this point
Miss Mae Stinger of Gering Neb
came in Wednesday night to visit her
many friends here
Robert J Cole came in on No 14
Tuesday night to attend the wedding of
his sister Wednesday
Miss Myrtle Conway returned from
Parkville Mo Tuesday evening where
she has been attending school
Miss Iva Shumaker accompanied by
Miss Grace Sheridan took in the Blind
Boone concert at McCook Monday night
Prof H M Steidley field secretary
for the Nebraska Sunday School Asso
ciation with Miss Haines the primary
worker for the state held some very in
teresting rnd instructive meetings in the
M E church Tuesday on Sunday
school work
James Magee Burlington agent at
Riverton and Miss Nannie Cole daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs J W Cole were
happily wedded Wednesday afternoon
at the home of the brides parents before
a company of relatives and intimate
friends Rev Snyder of the Baptist
church officiating The bride is one of
Culbertsons most highly esteemed
daughters while the groom enjoys the
confidence of the company he serves as
agent They have the heartiest well
wishes of a host of warm friends A wed
ding feast was served after the ceremony
The young people departed on No 14
the same evening for their future home
in Riverton They received many hand
some and useful gifts Among those
present from away were Mr and Mrs
Clinton Sidell of Denver Mrs Ira Cole
and Robert Cole of Forsythe Mont and
Mrs E E Magee of Fairmont Neb
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Engineer J V OConnell has returned
to work
No 262 will bo placed in the shop for
an overhauling
J S Martin has quit tho service nfter
a brief sojourn with us
Engineer Alex McLean was at head
quarters part of the week
James F Whiteford was out from
Omaha Saturday and Sunday
Walter Leach was among tho boys
who came homo to spend tho Fourth
Adolph Schmidt and P C Bush are
both running steam threshers now
Machinist W Anderson has gone to
Chicago and other points east on a visit
Engine 150 is just out of tho shop
and 209 has gone in for an overhauling
General Supt Calvort was in tho city
Saturday arriving on No 13 in his pri
vate car
Engine 150 was out in tho yard Wed
nesday being limbered up after an over
hauling
The stationary engine in the machine
shop was overhauled last night by a
shop force
Guy Tomlinson was out from Omaha
Saturday and Sunday to see the folks
and friends
Two snow ploys are hero from the
Cheyenne line to bo overhauled
Wouldnt that freeze you
Engineer F W Hawksworth shipped
his household goods to Lincoln today
and will take up his residence there
Jacob Schauerman has quit the paint
gang Elsie Ward II II Honstein II
A Thole are now members of tho paint
force
The boys at tho store house completed
tho annual inventory of the stock Wed
nesday It was a large undertaking too
these hot days
Switchman C A Garner has returned
to work in thelloldrege yard and Brake
man G E McBride is back at head
quarters again
Engine 362 a class R 2 which was on
the drop pit for repairs was out in the
yard yesterday afternoon being limber
ed up a little
W DeMay becomes clerk in Master
Mechanic Archibalds office vice Roswell
Cutler who has been transferred to the
car distributers office as clerk
L W Stayner was with the home
folks at Edgar over the Fourth going
down on Fridas evening and returning
home on Sunday night
Trainmaster Kenyon went down to
Holdrege Wednesday morning to meet
Asst Supt Rhodes who came in on No
1 that day on company business
Conductor L S Watson Brakeman
S M Gawttira Brakeman W H Starks
Switchman M M Fisk and Brakeman
F F Neubauer are on the sick list this
week
A son was born to Brakeman and Mrs
George E Denton Monday night and
all parties concerned are convalescing
Even Grandpa Reynolds rheumatism is
better
Conductor Mose Carmoney and fam
ily Conductor E M Cox and family
and Conductor W C Cox and family
were called np to Denver this week by
death in the family
Conductor and Mrs Ed Beyrer were
in the city briefly first of the week af
ter spending a short time in this part of
the state visiting relatives They were
guests of Conductor and Mrs V H Sol
liday
Storekeeper and Mrs CW Britt spent
the Fourth and Sunday with his rela
tives in Omaha Mrs Britt visited other
points in eastern Nebraska first of this
week Mr Britt returning to his duties
Monday morning
Conductor Tim Foley went up to Den
ver Sunday night to attend a prelimi
nary examination of some bums who
were charged with stealing some grips
The bums were held to appear at the
next term of court Conductor S E
Callen had his run meantime
For the Entire Western Division
Since June 1st Receiver Stayner has
been the time keeper and receiver for
the Cheyenne line This order now
makes him receiver for the entire Wes
tern division increasing the work and
responsibility This seems to be in har
mony with the general trend of consoli
dation
Working Day and Night
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Dr Kings New
Life Pills These pills change weakness
into strength listlessness into energy
brain fag into mental power Theyre
wonderful in building up the health
Only 25c per box Sold by L W Mc
Connell
Meats For Tender Teeth
Are a specialty at Paul Antons market
Spare your teeth and at the same time
help your digestion by ordering from
him Phone orders just as carefully and
promptly filled as though you came in
person
Dog Tax
Dog tax is due If you want to keep
a dog pay the license to A C Ebert
city treasurer at once C B Gray
Chief of Police
Hammocks
Before buying a hammock see the lat
est and get prices at McMillens drug
store
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Is a pleasant thing if you are
clad in dresses made from some
of our light airy Summer Fabrics
Voile Etamine Batiste and
Twine Cloth
In woolen fabrics are new and
very desirable Get them now
Also get what you want in wash
fabrics and waistings Our line
is still complete Come before the
assortment is broken
For Groceries call Phone 22
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The Loose Wiles Cracker and Candy
Co were among the unfortunate in -the
Kansas City flood but they are out in a
card announcing the complete and full
resumption of business While their
power plant was completely submerged
it was not seriously damaged and as the
manufacturing machinery was located
on the upper floors it was unhurt so just
as soon as the seepage into the power
house was controlled they were ready to
resume operations in every department
and are now prepared in every depart
ment to fill all orders
Avoid the Rush and Delay
If you need repairs for binders or har
vesters look up the numbers of each
part wanted at once o as to avoid the
rush and delay in getting your machines
ready for the harvest
No Pity Shown
For years fate was after me continu
ously writes F A Gulledge Verbena
Ala UI had a terrible case of piles
causing 24 tumors When all failed
Bucklens Arnica Salve cured me It is
equally good for burns and all aches and
pains Only 25c at L W McConnells
drugstore
No Hunting Fishing or Trespassing-
The public is hereby notified that
hunting fishing or trespassing is pro
hibited under penalty of the law on the
Lawson farm south of the city
C A LlTTEL
Just About Bed Time
take a Little Early Riser it will cure
constipation biliousness and liver
troubles DeWitts Little Early Risers
are different from other pills They dr
not gripe and break down the mucous
membranes of the stomach liver and
bowels but cure by gently arousing the
secretions and giving strength to these
organs Sold by L W McConnell
McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Corn S 40
Wheat 58
Oats 35
Rve 35
Hogs 5 00
Eggs ISM
Butter lo
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SCOTTS EMULSION serves as a
bridge to carry the weakened and
starved system along until it can find
firm support in ordinary food
Send for free sample
SCOTT BOWNE Chemists
409 413 Pearl Street New York
50c and 100 all druggists
TBMI HfWH
Slight injuries often disable a mac zir
canse several days loss of liine ami
when blood poison develops sometimes
result in the loss of a hand or a limb
Chamberlains Pain Balm is an antisep
tic liniment When applied to cuta
bruises and burns it causes them to
heal quickly and without maturations
and prevents any danger of blood poisoa
For sale by L W McConnell
GEO J BURG
lumber
lleam Flit
GENERAL DEALER IN
Farm Implements
Machinery Wagons Buggies
Agent for
Champion Binders Mowers and Raes
Cash paid for Eggsr
Poultry and Farm Produce-
McCOOK - - NEBRASKA
Iron Lead and Sewer P pe Brass
3oods Pumps an Boiler Trmmmgs
Agent or Halday Vaupu fcclipse
Windmills Basement of the Meeker
Phillips Building
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