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McCook Neb
MAtN LIKE EAST DEPAET
No fi Central Time
12
14
115 p M
530 a M
800 am
9 55 P M
MAIN LINE WEST DEPAET
No 1 Mountain Time 1206 r m
115pm
13 937 am
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 540 P M
No 175 departs G45am
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
scats free on through trains Tickot sold
and baggage chocked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
ets call on or writo Georeo Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nobraska or L WWakley General Pas- gone to Kansas City
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Wanted
A reliable person for McCook and
surrounding country to represent the
National Life Insurance Co of Chicago
Liboral contract to right party
C E H E Brown General Agents
Holdrege Nobraska
Low Rates to California
San Francisco or Los Angeles and re
turn 5000
Via Portland 56250 Liberal stopover
privileges allowed
For particulars call at ticket office
G S Scott Agent
When the baby talks it is time to
give Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
Its the greatest baby medicine known
to loving mothers It makes them eat
sleep and grow 53 cents Tea or
Tablets L W McConnell
Pasture for 150 Cattle
I have 400 acres in pasture Plenty of
grass and good care Prices reasonable
Fred W Easton on Ben Shultz ranch
Centerpoint Neb
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach
HOLLtSTERS
Bocky Mountain Tea Muggets
A Busy Medioine for Bu3j People
Brings Golden Health and Ronewed Vigor
A specific for Constipation Indigestion Live
ind Kidney Troubles Pimples Eczema Impure
Blood Bad Breath SiupRish Bowels Heaaacne
nnrt Rnolrnfhn Tfa RnaUv Mountain Tea in WD
let form 35 cent3 a box Genuino made by
Holxjster Drut Cosipant Madison Wis
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
Cash Paid For
ALL KINDS OF
Second
Hand
Good
Wilsons
Second Hand Store
In Blatt Building
6 MW K
The Boy Makes
The Man
and the man pro
perly trained
makes the banker
The bankers posi
tion above all is a
position of trust
If your banking
connection is with
A Good
Banker
it helps your credit
as well as safe
guards your de
posits Our bank
guarantees you
all essential feat
ures requisite in
banking Yur
accounts solicited
First
National
Bank
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
II M Puller has gone to Denver
Slack work has laid off a few men in
the shops
Engine 1032 is in the roundhouse for
slight repairs
Engine 1065 is having some new springs
placed on her
John Mullen has returned to work in
the shops here
Some repairs were made to No 1981s
pilot this week
Wallace Brown and I R Smith have
Engine 1910 went onto the drop pit
this week for dope cellars
Conductor E O Scott and wife have
returned to Republican City
Engineer Charles Starr is spending a
short time visiting in Denver
Miss Ida Bloom of Denver is a guest
of Engineer and Mrs W C Schenck
Lewis llecker of the air bench has left
his position and the city and Gus Budig
is not happy
Clyde E Lyle who has been assisting
the agent at Axtell has been at head
quartors the past week
Engine 1965 is having some new flues
some crown bolts and is having some
new cylinder packing put in place
Engine 1274 2998 and 3031 went into
the backshop this week for an over
hauling The 2998 is a switch engine
from Denver
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Just now we have on exhibition the largest and most complete lini of LOW Shoes shovn ii th2 city Tennis Oxfords Golf and Base
Ball shoes and an extraordinary fine stock of warm weather Oxfords at prices that cannot b2 bettere I for the same class of goods No
shoddy bargain counter shoes Every pair genuine
Low shoes in canvass and black white and colored leathers Have a look at these shoes you never saw better values
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Best of Everything in Shoes and Shoes for Everything
Oxfords in
Tan White Black
and Colors
NOTHING
BUT
SHOES
THE MODEL SHOE STORE sr McCOOK NEBRASKA
PHONE 18
Engine 2019 had a new steam pipe put
in her this weekShe bursted one of her
steam pipes at Oxford last week while
pulling in No 76
W C Stevens of the repair track force
has been on the relief the past week
witn a sore Knee result of running a
nail into that member
Engineer and Mrs Jacob Metz went
went up to Denver Wednesday to wit
ness the marriage of his sister to Engi
neer Castetter June 1st
Tax Agent Pollard of the Burlington
was in the city Monday wrestling with
the county assessor and his assistants
over the Burlington assessment
A fine 11 pound son was born a few
days since to Mr and Mrs Richard
Knox formerly of our city Mrs Knox
is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Fitz
gerald of our city
Orville Premer who was recently
transferred from this place to Red Cloud
in the Burlingtons service writes friends
here that he has been promoted at an
increase of salary Bartley Inter Ocean
S C Wheeler the airbrakes man is
here this week letting the boys into the
secrets of the airbrakes business and
learning what they dont know about
that important item of railroad know
ledge
Trainmaster Burns was in the city
this afternoon looking after matters con
nected with the duties of his position
Jimmy used to be one of the most
popular conductors on this division and
he is jusfc as popular in his present pos
ition Holdrege Progress
Supt Eaton was here Thursday after
noon in his special car accompanied by
train master McKenna who came down
from McCook on a general trip of in
spection of things on this division of the
Burlington They went up the highline
Friday morning Holdrege Progress
Shamrock 3rd
Upon solicitation of manyI have con
sented to put Shamrock 3rd on the
stand for a short season Those desiring
his services must apply at an early date
Shamrock 3rd is a black brown Stallion
4 years old Standard by breeding with
blood lines second to none Stands 16
hands high Weight 1200 pounds A
horse of great substauce and power a
more beautiful horse to look at is not
found in the state of Nebraska While
he has great courage and is a free driver
he is as gentle as a lamb any woman
can harness and drive him as my wife
has frequently done This will be the
last and only opportunity you will have
to breed to this great horse I dont
hesitate to say taking every thing into
account he is the greatest and most
desirable horse to breed to that is now
or ever has been in Red Willow county
You will find him at the New Livery
Barn at the west end of Dennison Street
McCook Nobraska Terms only 81000
to insure foal W R Stake owner
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach
Some Oifidal Changes
June 1 James Kivett superintendent
of buildings of the lines of the Burling
ton west of the Missouri river was made
supervisor of buildings and water ser
vice of the Nebraska district and will
report to General Superintendent
By rams office At the same time a
supervisor of buildings of the Wyoming
district was named and undor these
supervisors will be named master car
penters for each of six divisions who
will report to the division superintend
ents and the supervisor of buildings and
water service The master carpenters
for the Nebraska district are
Lincoln division D C Woodring
Wymoro division F E Culp
McCook division George Fenney
The positions of superintendent of
buildings and of bridge superintendents
was abolished on that date It is under
stood that all bridge work will be hand
led through the engineers department
No official announcement has been
made as to wno will be named super
visor of buildings and water service for
the Wyoming district Dut the name of
E W Bell has been mentioned in the
connection It has been stated further
that John T Rivett now superintend
ing the construction of the Beatrice pas
senger station may be named as master
carpenter for one of the Wyoming dis
trict division Lincoln Journal
Burlington Bulletin May 1906
Low rate tour to California and
Puget Sound To Puget Sound and
Portland direct or via California very
low rate excursion tickets on sale June
18th to 22nd inclusive
To California Portland and Puget
Sound Daily low excursion rates com
mencing June 1st applying via variable
routes embracing all the western scenery
and attractions
To California and Return Still low
er rates June 25th to July 7th inclusive
only S1250 additional to include the
Shasta Route and Paget Sound
To Colorado and Return Daily af
ter June 1st About half rates Still
lower rates for the Elks great meeting
at Denver Tickets sold July 10th to
to 15th inclusive
To Eastern Resorts Daily low sum
mer tourist rates commencing June 1st
to Chicago StLouis St Paul Wiscon
sin and Michigan resorts also to Niag
ara Falls White Mountains and Maine
resorts
Homeseekers Rates 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays low excursion rates to the
North Platte Valley the Bighorn Basin
and other frontier territory Personal
ly conducted excursions on the 1st and
3rd Tuesdays of each month for those
seeking free homesteads of 640 acres for
mixed farming and dairying Write
D Clem Deaver Agent Homeseekers
Information Bureau 1004 Farnam St
Omaha Neb
Describe your trip to mo and let me
advise you how to make it at the least
cost George S Scott
L W Wakeley Agent CBQRy Co
GPAOmaha
Ask Agent for reduced rates at tho
opening of Big Horn reservatioa
Hame for Families of Bandits
Not actuated by remorse but 07 pure
philanthropy Jim Jenkins hunter of
outlaws has concluded to devote all
his money to the maintenance 0 a
home for the orphans and widows of
men he has run to earth in particular
and of criminals of the great South
west in general Jim Jenkins now of
Kansas is now 65 years old and has
spent forty years as a scout and hunt
er of bandits and train robbers In this
way he has made about 50000 Among
the distinguished outlaws he has
chased were Jesse James and his broth
er Eob Ford Bill Dalton and Bill
Cook while he was the leader of the
band that caught Cherokee Bill in 1S05
In the Dalton raid in Coffeyville Kaz
Jenkins was shot eight times He esti
mates his bag of bad men at about 150
The homfc which Is being built on a
farm owned by Jenkins
near fryor creek I T la to cost 20
000 Buffalo Express
Corn Rotting In Fields
Corn is so plentiful In the vicinity
of Chelsea I T that the farmers are
letting It rot in the fields Twenty
cents a bushel is all they can get for
it and they do not think that prica
pays for harvesting
Information Complete
Chicago Tribune You remember
that worthless little cousin of mirw
jrou knew ten years ago Well hes
Capt Harkness now
United States service Salvation
army or aseball club
Decoration Day Exercises
The old soldiers and citizens generally
honored the dead veterans buried in Mc
Cook s cemeteries Wednesday by ser
vices and with flowers
In the morning a delegation of the
post and from the sistawordors repaired
to the cemeteries and decorated the
graves of the veterans of the deceased
members of their families then return
ed to the post hall and adjournea until
afternoon when services wore hold in
the Methodist church the veterans and
ladies marching to the church in organ
ized bodies following the colors Ser
vices here were as follows
Music School choir
Prayer R v Ilnwkes
Reading orders Post Adjutant
Heading Lincolns Gettysburg Address
M its Gorby
Music School choir
Add ress Rev Carman
Music School choir
Address to Unknown Dead Snpt Thomas
Following graves were decorated
David Keithley
Marion R Brown
Chester Ward
R S Cooley
Charles Fox
J 15 McCabe
John D Gerver
Peter Groves
Moses Battershall
William M Irwin
Elius H Conrad
Charles Walker
Henry Walker
Smith Gordon
Charles Turner
Thomas M Scott
J B Facensworth
W X Johnson
Lyman Miller
Josiah B Roshong
A W Schacffer
C L Nettleton
Willard Matthews
W H Benjamin
John McCarl
Edwin Farnsworth
LeRoy Rolfe
Albert Hamilton Son of Veteran
R R Stewart Confederate
Doings of the City Council
Council was in regular session Mon
day evening with mayor and full coun
cilmanic board in attendance together
with clerk and city attorney
Claims against the city were allowed
as follows
E D Shirley 1 62
AJ Dillon 21 20
B R Wood 2 00
WT Coleman 2 75
Benjamin Burnett 1 50
W T Coleman 42 51
WHWilson 2 00
The following fire claims where allow
ed for three fires at 2 each C W Sni
der C A Leach John Gaarde Dan
Ringer Clark Wimer Ira Dye Joseph
MokUo Art Osborn Dick Osborn Wal
ter McCarty Douglass Wentz H M
Snider J W Spencer G S Scott
The following fire claims were allow
ed at S2 each Burr Druliner A Clark
R Cathcart John Muirhead William
Gathercole Hurley Dye Elza Ward
John Wentz MF Stoner Floyd Berry
W E DeWitt Mart Osborn W M
Stoner
W C Allison 3 00
J T McGuire 2 00
W CAllison 4 00
C Wimer 3 00
A druggists permit was granted Lon
Cone
City treasurers report was read and
referred to finance committee
Application of A Barnett for permis
sion to build on lot 14 block 28 Origin
al McCook to be 20x30 feet to be all
covered with iron was rejected
F SDobson was granted an extension
of time in which to finish the main
sewer
The sprinkling hours were on motion
changed in the evening hours from 5 to
7 to 6 to 8
Inasmuch as no bids had been filed
for sidewalk construction during year
the city clerk was instructed to adver
tise for two weeks longer Adjourned
DANBURY
M M Young is very ill
Born to J G Evers and wife May 2G
a baby boy
Mitchell Young and wife returned
home Monday
Mr Fields have moved into the old
Hayes property
Dan Cashen has purchased 2 lots of
Dan Olouse for 5225
Mrs J L Sargent and children went
t Indianola Wednesday
17 car loads of stock was shipped out
of here last Sunday night
Alma Noe and Miss G A Phillips
went to Indianola last Wednesday
A new girl arrived at the home of
Harry Butler Saturday May 26th
Dan Clouse has purchased the old
Hayes property Consideration 400
Robert Green and family left for a
trip to Colorado to spend the summer
Mrs McDonald and daughter left
Wednesday for Michigan to spend the
summer
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RESOLVED
THAT IN JUNE IS WHEN NATURE
XoTHES HERSELF IN fcADrANT
NATURE 15 GIVING VS
THE TIP To Do THE SAME HoW
DO WE LOOK IN JUUE WITH OLD
CLOTHED ON AND HOW Do
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ARE YOU NOT THEN GOING To TAKE THE
TIP NATURE GIVE 5 YOU AND CLOTHE YOUR
SELF 50 THAT YOU WILL APPEAR WELL
AND FEEL COMFORTABLE IN CLOTHING1
GRAY S THE COLOR FOR THE EA 5oN
WE CAN FIT YOU IN MANY -SHADED OF
GRAY UIT OR IN THE COOD OLDRELIA
BLE DARK SHADE 5 IN AND WORS
TED ALL ESPECIALLY MADE FOR VJS AND
YOU IN THE SUMMER THE WEIGHTS OF
CLOTHS ARE NOT So HEAVY THEREFORE
FOR NOT SO MUCH MONEY THE QUALITY
CAN BEA1 FOR JO WE CAN GIVE YOU
A 10 SUIT NOT AN 8 SUIT MARKED
J5 REDUCED To 975 FOR 1 5 WE
CAN GIVE YOU A J5 SUIT FOR 20 WE
CAN GIVE YOU A 20 SUIT MANY KINDS
TO SELECT RROM THE FEW LIGHTWEIGHT
OVERCOATS WE HAVE LEFT WE ARE
REALLY SELLING CHEAP Y0UKN0WWHY
RESPECTFULLY
G L DEGROFF Co
BARTLEY
Mrs R C Fidler is on tho sick list
this week
Peter Gregory sold his farm this week
for 88000
Walter Shoemaker has returned from
Denver Colorado
In the ball game Saturday Bartley
won from Pea Ridge
Miss Lillie Robison is moving into her
fine residence this week
Miss Cora Thompson of Indianola
visited at John Wolfs this week
H L Brown and family attended De
coration day services at Indianola
All the school children had a pleasant
picnic Friday in the Galatin grove
Mr and Mrs FG Stilgebouer attend
ed Decoration day services at Indianola
Jack Grimes left here Tuesday even
ing for Canada to look at tae country
Otis Farrer goes on crutches now from
a badly sprained ankle which occurred
while playing ball Tuesday evening
Great preparations are made for Child
rens day Exercises to be held at the
Christian church Sunday Juno 3rd
Mrs Carrie Summerville of Tekamah
Neb came in this week for an extended
visit with her sister Mrs WF Miller
Miss Ellis left Tuesday morning for
her home at Curtis Neb She will
teach in the Fremont school the com
ing year
A party for the teachers of the high
school was held at Mrs Flints Monday
evening Music games and ice cream
were the features of the occasion
Several dogs chased G W Jones cow
while in the pasture driving her into
the barbed wire fence which caused
serious injury It seems strange so many
useless dogs are harbored in town
m 1
Elder R W Mills preached n vexy
able memorial sermon in the Christlati
church Sunday at 11 oclock The church
was nicely decorated and every available
space filled with an attentive audience
The music was a pleasing feature Sct
oral solos and duets rendered
Commencement programme held ia
the M E church Thursday evening
were very interesting The graduates
were Misses Gertrude VClementLtttie
M Untiedt Ida M Rawson and Minnie
B Wolf The school year just closed
has been the most satisfactory ever held
Miss Mable Ellisprincipal of the school
has been a success in every way giving
entire satisfaction to all concerned Not
the least friction pervaded the school
during the whole year
Dr Hoy J Arbogast and Miss Bessie
Enlow were married at fie home of the
bride in Cambridge Tuesday morn
ing They arrived in Bartley Wednes
day morning and at once repaired to the
neat cottage already prepared for their
reception The bride and groom are
well and favorably known to all in tho
east part of the county and at Cam
bridge Their promise of a happy pros
perous married life is very bright and
all are their well wishers
BOX ELDER
Dessie Jennie and Daisy Younger are
having the measles
A few people observed Decoration day
at this place
Mrs Will Creasman of Friend 15 visit
ing her parents Mr and Mrs I 2J
Harrison
Mr and Mrs W A Stone Maxwell
Wolfe and Miss Ida Modrell spent Tues
day evening with Mrs Will Creasmaa
Dave Wray and bride returned the
latter part of last week from their east
ern trip
