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AGENT FOR
THE CELEBRATED
Fairbury Hanchett
Windmill
This is a warranted and guaran
teed windmill nothing better in
the market Write or call on Mr
Rail before buvinsr
PHONE BLACK 307
McCook Laundry
G C HECKMAN Prop
Dry and Steam Cleaning and
Pressing
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DR H M IRELAND
Osteopathic Physician
Kelley Office Bldg Phone No 13
McCOOK NEB
Consultation free
JOHN E KELLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW and
BONDED ABSTEACTEB
McCook Nebraska
E3ARent of Lincoln Land Co and of McCook
Water Works Office in Postoffice building
DENTIST
Office Rooms 3 and 5 Walsh Blk McCook
FAY HOSTETTER
VTEACHER ON PIANO
McCook Nebraska
Studio upstairs in new Rishel building
south of Post Office
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IF YOUR INCOME
was a dollar or two less each week than at present
wouldnt you live just about as well as you do now
Why uot start a bank account and regularly de
posiVlhis amount The accumulation will soon be
large enough for a small investment if you use
proper care in making your investments it will lead
to future financial independence and larger com
forts for the entire family
Your account will receive careful attention at the
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK McCook Nebr
Feb 8 1007
The -best of every
thing in his line at
the most reasonable
prices is Harshs
motto He wants
your trade and
hopes by merit to
keep it
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YOU WOULD DO WELL TO SEE
FOR ALL KINDS OF Rpjnl W0rl
P O Box 131 McCook Nebraska
Great
Lumber end Goal
Center
Homo of Quality
and Quantity where
sells THE BEST LUM
BER AND COAL
Are you thinking of
building If so it is ten
to one our figures will
please you
M O McCLURE
Phone No 1 Manager
ITIITIIIHMII lJ
March 1st to April 30th 82000 to
Salt Lake Butte Helena 22 50
to Spokane district 2500 to
California Portland Seattle Ta
coma Washington Daily through
tourist sleepers to California via
Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt
Lake City also to Montana Wash
ington and Puget Sound country
Winter Tourist Rates
To Colorado California and all
Southern resorts
Komeseekers Informa
tion Bureau
Free valuable information fur
nished to seekers of Government
and deeded lands along the Bur
lington lines Lot us help you
locate your homo in this fast grow
ing and reliable zone of prosperity
Write Landseekers Information
Bureau lOOAFarnam St Omaha
Nebraska
For rates folders information
etc apply to
GEORGE S SCOTT
Ticket Agent McCook Neb
L W WAKELEY G P A Omaha Neb
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O L Lewis is a new machinist
They are giving the 612 new flues
this week
Engino 2097 is being equipped for
switching soi vice
Ray Lyons of the telegraph oflice spent
Sunday in Trenton
Flod Curran was a Trenton visitor
of relatives Sunday
F Hopkins of Omaha is a new recruit
in tho telegraph cilice
William Weggint arrived in the
city last Friday night
Engines iOG2 and 1062 are in tho back
shop for an overhauling
Engine- 2018 was given one new
cylinder head this week
Arthur Randel is a new helper in
Howells force this week
J T McGuire and Johnny Carroll
went to Lincoln Sundaj
H E MacKain is a new machinist
although an old employee
Traveling Wire Chief Wm Wood was
here Friday and Saturday
Engineer Steve Finn was off duty
last week with an attack of grip
Engines 1334 134 and 657 are all out
of the backshop after an overhauling
James Toohey formerly in the ser
vice here is now a roadmaster at Sterl
ing Colo
Charles Hine one of the early settlers
but late of Indianapolis Indiana is here
on a visit
Machinist Apprentice B Y Druliner
has been transferred from the day to
tho night force
The pay car came in on No 13 yester
day and went west on No 3 same
night A new deal
D G Knowles assistant chief is in
charge of Western Union affairs during
Chief ilebers illness
A metal bos now encloses the steam
and air pipes between the roundhouse
and the muohine shop
J W Ridenour who has been visiting
at home in Belle Piaiue Iowa returned
to work last Friday night
A journal burned off a freight car at
Oxford Junction Wednesday night
delaying both No 6 and No 11
Machinist J W Rhoades and Ap
prentice K F Henderson will visit Den
ver next week going up on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs F E Burlingham are
enjoying a visit from their daughter
Mrs John M Gibbs of Trinity Texas
Machinist W P Hewitt has retired
from the companys service and is on
the night force at the electric light plant
now
Engineer and Mrs 1 L Rodstrom
returned to the city first of the week
after an absence of several weeks in the
east
No 6 was several hours late Monday
night the result of the engino getting
off the track at the Union Pacific cross
ing near Denver
F W Schultz ex general foreman
departed for Denver Sunday night
It is thought he might enter the employ
of the Colorado Southern
Dispatcher Harry D Stewart has
purchased the A C Ebert lots over on
Monmouth street and r ntemplates
building a cosy home in due time
Ralph Haggard round house foreman
at Oxford was at headquarters Friday
last Mrs Haggard accompanied him
They returned home on the night train
Vice President Dan Willard ind nthnra
high in Burlington service were in the
city Wednesday on a trip of inspection
going over the several departments
thoroughly
The baggago and postal combination
car on the McCook Imperial branch was
taken to the shops for repairs Saturday
and another car went into service Mon
day morning
J G Schobel received word of the
death of his mother Wednesday and
he and his brother Herman took the
night train for Minden where the
burial took place today They have
much true sympathy in this sorrow
The independent water system now
being built by the company will cost
about 15000 including wells stand
pipes spur track to the plant etc and
will make one of the most substantial
improvements projected by the company
this year
Wire Chief C F Heber who has
been quite ill for the past two weeks
is at this printing much improved and
getting on nicely being able to be out
and about a little This will be wel
come news to many anxious and inquir
ing friends
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles
Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
no matter of how long standing in Gtoli
days First application gives ease and
rest 50c If your druggist hasnt it
send 50c in stamps and it will be for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co
St Louis Mo
mimmmvmm
Shoe
op
j There will bi a fcocinl nitcting of the
I Dorcis society of the Congregational
I fliurfli at tile home Mrs F M
Kimtnell next Thursday afternoon
Members and friends of the society and
church are invited to bring their own
work and enjoy a social afternoon
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1
Ralph Raodel arrived homo lat Fri
day from his visit in Kansas Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mr J T Lee is bedfa t with a severe
sprain last Saturday in
alighting fiom her bujy
Mr and Mrs Henry Williams of Dan
bury visited in McCook and on Ash
Creek List Saturday
They had a great surprise housewarni
ingatjohu li Fiechtners last Satur
day night
J F Helm and John Crockerarespac
ing tho ground for tli polis for the Ash
Cieek mutual telephone Iuip
Mr and Mrs George JSvertson and
Velum are visiting in Yuma Colorado
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lunkwitz have
a son born on Wednesday of this weok
Eddie Downs shot at Brer Rabbit tho
other da and bagged his shepherd dog
Emery Stone is back from Haigler
and is working for his uncle James Leo
All boxes on rural free delivery routes
must have signala on them in proper
working order according to law How
about jours neighbor
NORTH SIDE
II II Bandy was on the market last
weok with a little bunch of hogs for
which he got 450 It pays to raise
hogs here
Tho Hamilton boys finished hauling
their wheat to market last Saturday
They are getting ready to move to their
new farm twelve miles north west of
Culbertson in the near future The
boys are hustlers and wo feel sure they
will prosper in their new home
W MRozell sold four hogs a few
days ago for which he got 96 Pretty
good we think Now he has built a new
hog house 60 foot long so he can take
care of his hogs bettor in the future W
M Sharp was the boss carpenter of
the day for Mr Rozell
We understand that Bert Wales will
move to his farm near Palisade this
week Bert is a young man with lots
of push and he will do well in his new
home
H II Bandy has a sale this week
and will prepare to move on his farm in
Republic county Kansas near Hubbell
Nebraska
C DeWitt Griffith will move to his
farm near Palisade on or before March
first
R E Divine has ordered a new incu
bator and expects to venture into the
chicken business this spring We hope
he will have better success than he did
a couple years ago
John Clark was showing W M
Sharp how to dehorn cattle one day last
week without any shute or stancion
Ue just took a couple of ropes went to
the corral caught a three-year-old and
tied him John is onto the job o k
A J Church will have a sale Febru
ary 21 and will go to his farm in the
west soon after his sale about the 25th
G II Simmerman will move on the
Church place as soon as Mr Church
moves out and Fred Traphagan will
move on the Simmerman place
Eli Bair will move to Indiana soon
Henry Corcoran and daughters return
ed home last week from a visit to
Indiana Mr Corcoran said he would
have come sooner but he said so much
wet weather made tho road bed to soft
for safe traveling
On last Friday evening about 40 of
the neighbors of W M Sharp aud
family gave them a complete surprise
A few hours was pleasantly spent with
games and other amusements of which
the board of trade seemed to be the
winning game Mr Sharp now feels he
can leave with a few friends at least
and with best wishes to all he leaves
you for Hebron Neb where he has
bought a farm
RED WILLOW
Mrs E A Sexson has been sick with
grippe but is better
Mrs Louise Longnecker is quite sick
with grippe
E A Sexson is making changes in
his house Mr Whitney is doing the
work
Mr Whitney and two other carpenters
from Iowa are boarding at Louis Long
neckers on account of Mrs Sexsons
illness
Corn shelling has been brought to a
standstill from the corn being to damp
to store away
Thoy shelled corn at Mr Hollands
this week also at Mr Santees and Mr
Collings
Old Mr Meyers was found dead on his
bed the first of the week lie was a
first class blacksmith and did finer
work in steel tools than any one who
has ever been here
Mrand Mrs Elmer wore out from
Indianola on Sunday to see their
daughter Nellie Longnecker who is
sick with grippe
Jacob Randal had an attack of grippe
Mrs Nettie Gieze is visiting at her
fathers J F Helm
vy VylCil
To close out our line of warm footwear of winter goods we are offering some desirable shoes at really extraordinary low prices
Ladies Felt Slippers always sold at 2 00 now
Ladies Felt Shoes former price 82 50 to 150 now 6150 8123
mid
Mous Felt Slippers always worth 05c now
125
100
40c
- Mens 83 00 Felt Shoos pood values until they are punt at
Childrens 81 75 warm litiQd Shoes now
Childrens SI 50 warm lined Shoes now
195
115
100
THE LATEST
IMPORTATIONS
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No Old Sale of
Old Goods at
Any Old Time
Our spring stock consisting in partof the most beautiful Oxfords ever shown in McCook has arrived and is now on display Come in and see them
THE MODEL SHOE STORE Ss McCOOK NEBRASKA
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RESOLVED
THAT THE AMOUNTOF GgoVS
FN YOlfc ARMNT 15 NT ALL
THAT TS NEC ESJAKY WET
HAVE THE QOALlTr AS WELL
AS THE QUANTITY TOGETHER
WTH STYLE ANPFIT
ANDVARIElTV WELL YOU
SHovlv see tieh
Buster BRoWn
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WHY So MUCH GOOD CLoTH IS WASTED BE
CAUSE IT IS NOT MADE UP RIGHT WE CANNOT
UNDERSTAND YoUKNOW THOUGH THAT A
GREAT PART Of THE GOOD CLoTH THAT IS
MADE IS MISTREATED 5Y 5EING PUT INTO ILL
SHAPED SUITS FIT IS A THING WE LOOK To
WHEN WE bUY OUR GOODS MIGHT YOU NOT
JUST AS WELL Go To A STORE THAT HAS
GOOD FITTING GOODS CLOTHES THAT FIT FEEL
BETTER AND GOOD CLOTHES THAT FIT MAKE
A MAN FEEL BETTER WE CAN SELL YOU
SUITS AND- TOP COATS FOR THE FOLLOWING
PRICES AND THEY WILL FIT
A GOOD SUIT FOR 1250
A GOOD SPRING OVERCOAT FOR J250
A BETTER SUIT FOR 1500
A BETTER SPRING OVERCOATS FOR 1 500
BEST PoSSIBLE SUIT FOR 2250
BEST POSSIBLE SPRING OCoAT FOR 1600
THE TAILOR CAN FIT YOU No BETTER BUT HE
WILL CHARGE rOU MORE
RESPECTFULLY
O L DEGROFF CO
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V FHANKLIN PRESIDENT A C EBERT CASHIER
JAS S DOYLE Vice President
THE
CITIZENS
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DIRECTORS
JAS S D0YLEr
POULTRY
BANK
OF McCOOK NEB
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Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus S 1 2000
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Old Rubber Copper and Brass
Highest Market Price Paid in Cash
1 New location just acrrn street in P Wakh
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