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No 175 departs y 645 am
Sleopinp dining and reclining chair cars
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States or Canada
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
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All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E V Groroa signature is on
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isfaction in the past we ask
you to continue your patron
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
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Engine 1755 hnd her cylinders bored
out Thursday
Flagman Ciaudu Pierton is laid up
with an attack of measles
Engine 2705 is over the drop pit for re
pairs on her driver boxes and brasses
William Fane is down from Sheridan
Wyoming guest or his sister Mrs C M
Bailey
Engine 70G was in the round house
yesterday for repairs to her front tank
trucks
No 1062 is in tho shop for repairs to
one of her pistons and for a new driving-rod
W J Logan Jr is cashier at Fort
Morgau Colo an old employe in a new
position
Storekeeper and Mrs C W Britt
have moved into the late G R Snyder
residence
O M Dellart is a new helper in the
blacksmith shop Family will arrive
from Nelson tomorrow
A fine lot of work benches have been
provided in the round house with doors
and lock below for tools etc
Dare Kenyon is having a serious time
with his eyes from having a quantity of
lye splashed into them last Saturday
Five engines are being overhauled in
the backshop Nos 3101 1336 3030
326 and 1760 all going in this week
but the 1760
Conductor E O Scott came up from
Republican Thursday on No 13 and
will run out of McCook hereafter the
youngest man with a regular run
Engineer S V Ives formerly an en
gineer on the McCock division but now
running out of Greenville Texas was in
the city Saturday meeting oldtime
friends
C E Perkins and party were here
Sunday morning He was on his way
east from his ranch nearLudell Kas
General Manager Holdrego accompan
ied him to Chicago
Express Messenger W S Ackerman
accidentally shot himself through one of
his toes first of the week A son was
born to him and wife Wednesday which
about evens up the misfortune of the
earlier part cf the week
Engineer and Mrs W H Dungan
left on Tuesday evening for Nashville
Tenn to attend the great meeting of
American Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers to be held in that delightful
southern city and to see more of the
south during their visit of a few weeks
No 13 was about an hour late Thurs
day being delayed a mile west of Rep
ublican by the front wheels of the front
trucks of the tank getting off the track
There was no considerable damage
save the cutting of ties for several telegraph-pole
lengths It was however
a narrow and lucky escape for the train
which stood for going into the ditch
Conductor and Mrs George Willetts
Jr departed on Monday night for
fornia to be absent several weeks on a
visit They had intended attending the
great shriners meeting in San Francisco
but the earthquake and fire changed the
meeting to Chicago But as their plans
were completed for a western coast trip
they decided to make the California visit
anyhow t
RED WILLOW
The Waddells are enjoying their new
home
Henry JBellairs is able to be about
again
Mrs Hatcher is visiting her sister in
Sterling
J F Helm had their home papered
last week
Mrs Hauxwell closed her school on
last Friday
F C Smith is a real farmer now with
his new wind mill
Mrs Graves came from Denver Mon
day to visit with the home folks
Mrs C H Barrett and Mrs Ginther
were visiting in the neighborhood one
evening this week
Ira Clark visited a short time with
the homefolks while here to attend tae
funeral of his brother-in-law Ho will
return to school but his wife will stay
with her folks awhile
Take advantage today of some of The
Tribunes subscription offers
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach
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The much talked of increase in prices of leather need not worry the customers of THE MODEL fprthe present season at least The same high grade footwear at same prices prevailing at this
time last year Our fine new stock for Spring and Summer wear includes the latest styles in colors Styles and shapes and the best qualities that you can get anywhere at less cost than they arc
sold generally even in the cities Call and examine them and learn our prices
Mens Tans all sizes and styles 350
Patent Leather ut 350 8300 and 250
Gun Metal a dull finish Oxford very popular 350
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Burlington Bulletin April 1906
Special uomeskekeks kates 1st and
3rd Tuesdays low excursion rates to the
North Platte Valley tho Bighorn Basin
and other frontier territory Personally
connucted excursions oh 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays of each month for those seek
ing free homesteads of 610 acres of
mixed farming and dairying Write D
Clem Deaver Agent Ilcmeseekers In
formation Bureau 1004 Faruani street
Omaha Neb
Irrigated Lands If you have any
surplus money you can do nothing
better with it than to get hold of an ir
rigation fai m now If this appeals to
you send for irrigation literature
LOW VACATION TOURS TO COLORADO
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California and Puget Tound The sum
mer of 1906 will bring a great variety of
attractive low rate excursion tours The
greatest railroad journey in the world
to California and Puget Sound is within
your reach at about half rates daily from
April 25th to May 5th also after Juno
1st Ask about excursion rates to San
Francisco for the teachers big meeting
also about the cheap rates to Colorado
for the Elks great gathering early in
July
To northern resorts Low
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Ladies Tnn welts and turns nt 82 50 and 200
Ladies White Oxfords in a variety of tdeaj at 82 00 SHoOHM 100
Ladies Best Patent Colt Oxfords 8T00 and f f 250
r D ANBURY
Eoimott Erwin is nt work in Lolmnon
Sylvia Remington is no better at
present writing
Alfred Palmers little boy is very sick
with lung trouble
Perry Cathcart is here visiting with
his son for a few days
Mrs Burr French and children visited
in Herndon over Sunday
Guv Smith was under the doctors
care the laat part of last week but
Ijettor now
IS
J Geo Lewis nine year old boy died
Tuesday from the effects of the storm
Monday night
Quito a number around Danbun
havo the German measles Some haw
been exposed to tho genuine red measles
Mr ana Mrs Ji M woods Went io
Lincoln Friday evening to attend the
wedding of their son George to Miss
Grace Crum of that ilace
TheShiloh school closed last Firiday
Miss Deitsch wasteacheY -She went to
McCook witht6biii6trheotherrteaiililrs
and went from there to her irrolnocin
Bartley e
The commencement exercise will be
cursion tickets to the Block Hills HotjVen Friday evening at the town hall
Springs South Dakota Sheridan Wy ftfay 18th The baccalaureate sermon
oming Eatons Ranch Big Horn Moun
tains and Yellowstone Park ask about
special camping tour of 21 days from
Cody through the Yellowstone Park
Go somewhere Life is short see
America Think over the kind of a trip
you would like to make and ask the un
dersigned to help you plan the most in
teresting trip at the lowest possiblb cost
G S Scott Agent C B Q Ry
L W Wakely G P A Omaha
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1
August Bahr is having his dwelling
painted
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wil
liam Neumann
J II Warfield has been very sick
but is better now
William Neumann arrived home this
week from Uoswell N M
After four efforts T M Phillippi suc
ceeded in getting a good well
Ralph Warfield was on the McCook
market this week with hogs
Vern Dickerson of Red Cloud visited
his sister Mrs F C Roberson a day or
this week
C W Roper donned a suit of new
duds Sunday and spent the day visit
ing at Nels Downs place
J C Wagoner is home from Grand
Island where he has been attending
business college He came Monday
night
Nettie Endsleys school closed last
Friday She was detained in the com
munity until Saturday evening when a
farewell party of happy particulars was
held at the home of Joseph Dudek
S C Dragoos baby is getting on
nicely S C has returned to Friend
Later The baby is reported very low
as we go to press the father came back
from Friend Wednesday night Diar
Dragoo is up from Indianola today
BARTLEY
Farmers are busy planting corn
Mike Finnegan has been sick this
week is better now
W F Miller and Toney Dietch are
painting their business buildings
Fremont Teeters and Jimmey Gairtt
made a visit to Edison this week
Six cars of cattle and two of hogs were
shipped from this station this week
Mrs May McKnight went to McCook
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
A pleasant party at the home of Mr
and Mrs Frank Untiedt was enjoyed by
many guests
Dr Arbogast reports nice little girl
born to Mr and Mrs CMVincent Wed
nesday evening
Miss Sadie Hamilton returned home
Monday from Wellfleet where she has
been teaching school
James Carnahan has finished the in
terior of his fine residence this week J
A Fletcher did the work
Over 4 inches of rain fell here Sunday
night and Monday Fences were badly
damaged along the low land
U G Etherton took possession of the
Inter Ocean May 1st which he recently
purchased of Harry L Brown
Cream in sealed 10c an 1 20c bottles
or sale at Marshs meat market
will be given Sunday before the 18th
and the Alumni Banquet will be Sat
urday evening May 19th
The ladies of the Christian Sunday
School met at Mrs Thomass and or
ganized a work circle called the Ladies
working band Wednesday evening with
fourteen members The ladies will be
gin work right away They will meet at
Mrs J E Noes Tuesday afternooD of
this week
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A little runaway occurred between Mr
Robinsons house and Mr Burbridges
house Saturday evening A livery
team had taken three of the lady teach
ers over to McCook to attend the teach
ers association and they had returned
home and all of the teachers but one
Miss Morris had gotten out of the
buggy and gone home one of the bolts
came out of a single tree and frightened
the horses They started to run but
were stopped before very much damage
was done or any one was injured
-This locality was visited by a very
disasFrous cyclone Monday evening
about 430 oclock It began this side
of Cedar Bluffs and destroyed a school
house and crossed the creek at Mr
Weyeneths tore down his barn anda
part of his house It destroyed George
Lewis house and seriously injured two
of the children all of the family were
injured in some way Bill Andruss
house Wm Kendalls barn were both
blown away Then north of the Beaver
it changed its course and started north
erist It destroyed all of the buildings
on Elvin Woods place all of the build
ings on Mr Saunders place were made
into kindling wood The barn on Mr E
M Woods place was destroyed Rex
Miles windmill blown down Every
thing at Harry Butlers and John Leis
tiresbut their houses Ambrose Rubys
house was picked up and carried about
10 feet The Drake place where Clar
ence Axtell lived every thing was blown
into kindling wood A barn
and windmill blown down Every thing
at Mr Reeds is destroyed Jess
Smiths barn and orchard is all gone
Laffertys windmill is destroyed The
inmates of most of the above hou3es es
caped by going into their storm caves
The people that had their buildings
destroyed have the sympathy of the re
mainder of the community although
very much property was destroyed it was
very fortunate that more people were
not hurt than were
Low Rates to California
San Francisco or Los Angeles and re
turn 85000
Via Portland 36250 Liberal stopover
privileges allowed -For
particulars call at ticket office
G S Scott Agent
Corn Bottinj In Fields
Corn is so plentiful in the vicinity
of Chelsea L T that the farmers are
ietting it rot in the fields Twenty
cents a bushel is all they can get for
It and they do not think that prico
payB for harvesting
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Chicago Tribune You remember
that -worthless little cousin of mine
you knew ten years ago Well hes
fispt Harkness now
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Boys Oxford in leather and canvas 83 00 to 150
Childrens Low Shoes of all kinds as low as 75c
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