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as a fuel for cooking purposes it is cheaper superior and far more convenient than gasoline lou cannot afford to and you will not be without it when you appreciate its advantages
Our Plant Will be in Operation About September 15
And we are assured of a good list of customers for the opening but as it takes time to do so large amount of plumbing we urge the necessity of placing orders early so that the plumbers
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No 176 arrives Mountuin Timo 55 P si
No 17 depart 645 a Si
SleopiuK dining nnd reclining chair cars
seats free on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage chocked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information timo tablos maps and tick
ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nobraska or L W Wakoley General
Passenger Agent Omaha Nobraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Pit No 214 was lined up this week
No 2936 was over the drop pit this
week
W M Gardner Budigs helper quits
Saturday
Mrs H E MacKain went up to Ak
ron Colo today on a visit
Engine 1354 is in for general overhaul
ing and 148 for light repairs
Harve Snider pipeman has gone to
Douglas Arizona to work
The Burlingtons power has never
been in such finofette as now
No 721 has been given some new flues
and fire box repairs this week
Engineer M E Gates of Republican
City was at headquarters Sunday
H E Culbertson is developing into an
amateur photographer of some ability
Tom Getjings visited in Red Cloud
and Guide Eock Sunday and Monday
Mrs J P Crouse arrived home last
night from a visit to her Seward home
The company has eight engines here in
the white lead for the fall freight
rush
S Heyd and Mr Langaman are new
machinists this week Paul Mettin is
a new helper
Gary Dole has quit here and accepted
a foremanship on the Missouri Pacific at
Coffeyville Kas
Mr and Mrs H E Eogers returned
Wednesday from a short visit in Denver
and the mountains
Boilermaker Wolfe and bride of Sher
idan Wyo were in the city first of the
week on their way to Buffalo N Y on
a visit
Mrs Joseph Hegenberger Maude and
Mabel arrived home Wednesday night
from visiting in Iowa points and at Col
umbus this state
Engineer William Wood has had his
West McCook residence completely
overhauled and repaired to the extent
of making that comfortable home now
almost new in appearance and one of
the best homes in that part of the city
Machine Shop Foreman John D
Young of llavelock was in McCook
Tuesday and Wednesday on company
business and while here formed the ac
quaintance of Machine Shop Foreman
John D Young of this city Thats the
long and the short of it
BOX ELDER
Mrs Gertie Wray is visiting Mrs G
N Henderson near Perry
J A Kerr will preach to the children
next Sunday morning Everybody in
vited
Mrs F G Lytle is entertaining a
couple of her sisters one from Iowa the
other from Alma Neb
All ladies appreciate suggestions for
receipts patterns and formulas by other
ladies because the ideas are practical
The Weekly Inter Ocean prints seven
columns of such information each week
Ttiis paper is 100 a year but subscrib
ing through the Tribune the two papers
will cost only SlOb
Prompt service in draying secured by
s v calling up phone 199
JUNIOR NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
Eov Luthor P Ludden secretary of
the state board of education an ac
complished and popular speaker will be
at McCook next Friday August 2 and
address the Junior Normal School grad
uating class The public is cordially
invited to attend this exercise which
will bo held at the Congregational
church
Supt J L McBrien will be in Mc
Cook next Monday July 29 and speak
to the normal students at chapel in the
morning In the afternoon at 230 ho
will deliver an address at the Congrega
tional church the occasion being the
graduation of the eighth grade from the
rural schools of this county
Miss Charlotte Templeton of Lincoln
secretary of the state library commission
spent all day Tuesday at the Junior
Normal School delivering a helpful
talk at the chapel hour on the general
theme of books and their use and how
to provide them During the afternoon
Miss Templeton met groups of teachers
and discussed with them the best means
of promoting library work in their dis
tricts Her presence was an inspiration
Senator C H Aldrich of David City
delivered a stirring address to the
teachers of the normal school in the
east ward assembly room Wednesday
night on the subject The Twentieth
Century Eepublic Senator Aldrich is
a prominent attorney of Butler county
and represented his district in the
senate most creditably last winter where
he was an advocate and exponent of
many of the important measures which
later became laws Senator Aldrichs
lecture was one of the best so far given
At the close the following resolutions
were presented and unanimously adopt
ed
Eesolved That we the members of
the McCook Junior Normal School
extend our hearty thanks to Senator C
H Aldrich for his able and inspiring
address on The Twentieth Century
Eepublic
The music program last Friday a
regular feature much enjoyed by the
teachers consisted of school songs and
special numbers by Miss Euth Wiehe
Mrs W B Mills and Mrs C W Mc
Michael of Arapahoe who on that day
was visiting the school and her husband
who is one of the instructors
Mrs Margaret E West superin
tendent of Hayes county was down
from Hayes Center Tuesday on official
business at the junior normal school
E J Hoenshel the author of the
English grammars of that name now
representing a Chicago book publishing
house was a normal visitor Thursday
A conference of county superinten
dents and instructors was held Tuesday
for the purpose of arranging the work
and daily program for the union in
stitute which begins next Monday
The following additional enrollments
were made this week
Anna Sanders Palisade Grace Sey
dell Palisade Euby Siglinger Beverly
Amy Capp Akron Colo Lillie Burton
Wray Colo Mattie Dougherty Mc
Cook Total enrollment is now 152
Mrs C W McMichael came up from
Arapahoe last Friday morning to spend
the day visiting friends at the Normal
School Accompanied by her husband
who is one of the instructors she re
turned home the same evening
State examinations for county certifi
cates were held all day Friday and
Saturday Special examinations for
county certificates will be held next
Friday and Saturday August 2 and 3
at the Junior Normal School
One of the very best lectures yet
given before the students at the normal
was delivered by Instructor It W Cole
bank Thursday at the morning chapel
hour Mr Colebank delightfully de
picted various characteristics of Eob
ert Burns and read from his poems
Several Scotch songs were sung as a
yatt m tuu CAuruiau i
tyafge
Those having rooms or board or both
for teachers coming in next week to at
tend the union institute will confer a
favor upon the junior normal manage
ment by advising what accomadations
aro available and the rate charged
Mrs Lugar of Hayes Center visited
her daughter a student of the normal
Tuesday
The Junior Normal School proper
comes to a close to day Four of the
instructors terminate their services
while three will bo retained to servo
during the union institute next week
Miss Julia Bednar will go to her homo
at Prague Supt A F Gulliver will
visit the home folks at Aurora Supt
L W Colebank will return to Curtis
while Supt C W McMichael will pre
pare to remove his family from Arapahoe
to Holdrego which is to b e their new
home
Mrs Sarah Brindley will arrive to
morrow and assume the direction of
primary work in the institute next week
Governor George L Sheldon will be
in McCook Monday next having ar
ranged to come with State Supt J
L McBrien who iB scheduled for an ad
dress at the eighth grade graduation
exercises here at that time The gov
ernor will speak at the Junior Normal
at the chapel hour and also give a short
talk at the graduation exercises
Challenge rrom C R Woodworm Co
C E Woodworth Co are seeking
the worst case of dyspepsia or constipa
tion in McCook or vicinity to test Dr
Howards new specific for the cure of
those diseases
So confident are they that this re
markable medicine will effect a lasting
cure in a short time that they offer to
refund the money should it not be suc
cessful
In order to secure the quickest pos
sible introduction C E Woodworth
Co will sell a regular 50 cent package of
this medicine at half price 25 cents
This specific of Dr Howards will
cure sick headache dizzy feelings con
stipation dyspepsia and all forms of
malaria and liver trouble
It will regulate the bowels tone up
the whole intestinal tract give you an
appetite make food taste good and di
gest well and increase vigor Joy and
happiness will take the piece of that
dont care if I live or die feeling
Take advantage of C E Woodworth
Cos challenge and secure a bottle of
Dr Howards specific at half price
with their personal guarantee to refund
your money if it does not help you
There is no need of suffering with con
stipation dyspepsia or liver disease
when you can get sixty doses of a scien
tific medicine for their cure like Dr
Howards specific for the small sum of
25 cents
Why He Didnt Smile
A certain well known humorist re
cently attended a banquet at which
he was seated beside a man who seem
ed to have almost a mania for story
telling He began with the oysters
and had at least one story for each
course clear down to the Roquefort
The humorist listened in patience but
did not smile or make any comment
Finally the story teller noticed the
fact that he was not eliciting any ex
pressions of mirth and being one who
was not at all afflicted with diffidence
he asked
Say old man whats the matter
with my stories anyhow You havent
cracked a smile over any of them
If I havent seemed to appreciate
your stories you will have to blame
my modesty
Your modesty Theres nothing
about any of the stories Ive told that
ought to interfere with anybodys mod
esty At least I supposed they were
clean If theres a double meaning In
any of them please tell me
Theres nothing at all the matter
with them Theyre good clean sto
ries Nevertheless my modesty forbids
me to laugh at them I wrote them
Chicago Record Herald
Office supplies at the Teibdnb office
FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
Foit Sale Now single buggy In
quire of W F Pate
Foit Sale Eesidenco 806 Madison
street Bargain Inquire of F W Bos
worth owner
For Sale Cheap About 1500 feet
inch iron pipe second band Inquire
of J E Pence
Chief of Police
For Kent A cosy new 5 room cot
tage Seo or write O N Eector 7 2ts
For Eent Furnished room for gen
tlemen Four blocks east of P O on
Monmouth St Mrs O J Watson
Wanted Experienced housekeeper
L W McConnell
Lost A gold neck chain with cross
charm Finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at this office
Lost A pi u from shirt waist set pol
ished gold engraved initials S E G
Eeward Leave at Tribune office It
Personal The young man wearing
panama hat and light flannel suit who
was eating Heavenly Hash at Wood
worths soda fountain Saturday even
ing would like to meet blonde young
lady who came in and bought Mar
guerite perfume
Scotland
Prior to the year 258 which witness
ed its Invasion by the Scot a tribe
who inhabited the northern portions of
the country now known as Ireland
Scotland bore the name of Caledonia
literally the hilly country of the Caels
or Gaels The word cael or gael Is a
corruption of Gadhel signifying in the
native tongue a hidden rover while
Scot derived from the native scuite
means practically the same thing I e
a wanderer The Caledonians were the
Inhabitants of the highlands the ter
mination dun expressing the Celtic for
hill fort stronghold The Scots were
the Invaders from Scotia who appro
priated the Hebrides and western Is
lands whereas the Iowlanders were
the Plcts so called from their descrip
tion by the Romans plcti painted men
Names and Their Meaning
Nero and His Voice
In an interesting paper M Moure
and M Bouyer relate the extraordinary
care which the Emperor Nero took of
his voice At night Nero lay on his
back with a thin plate of lead on his
stomach He abstained from fruits
and all dishes which could hurt his
voice In order not to damage the
purity of its sound he ceased haran
guing the soldiers and the senate He
attached to his service an officer spe
cially deputed to take care of his voice
He talked only in the presence of this
singular official who warned him when
he spoke too loudly or forced his voice
and if the emperor carried away by
some sudden fit of passion did not lis
ten to his remonstrances it was his
duty to stop his mouth with a napkin
Modern Medicine
Bananas
Bananas says an authority are
by millions of people eaten green or
ripe raw or cooked are served in all
ways in which apples grains and po
tatoes are used and are palatable
healthful and nutritious In every way
in which they are prepared They
make excellent bread cakes and pies
puddings confectionery and coffee sub
stitutes yield brandy beer vinegar
sugar oil and fibers They are bought
as a luxury by millions who may use
them as a staple food Yet they may
be grown profitably in a small area
only Therefore banana culture affords
a perfectly safe and gainful use of
time and money
A Cold Turndown
Bridget Mssv Housekeep called
down to her servant I see Mrs Gad
dls eomlng across the street Run out
nndtnra that door mat upside down
Which ono maam V asked Bridget
The one that has Welcome on It
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Lightning killed a colt for Frank Du
dek last week
Fred Egart of Wisconsin was a guest
of W P Broomfield and family on last
Friday
Alpha Warfield has sold his thresher
engine and delivered the same to the
purchaser at Culbertson last Saturday
There will be ice cream and cake
served at the school house in Dist 31
known as Pickens school house on
Aug 3 Proceeds are for song books
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NOTICE
NOTICE
In addition to my shoe department I have ob
tained an expert shoemaker and will do all kinds
of shoe repairing as well as shoes made to order
Clothing
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and other things needed by the Sun
day School Everybody cordially in
vited
Threshing has been in progress on the
south side this week The reported
yield from the machines is from 16 to
22l bushels per acre
Miss Ina Shamel has come into fame
on the south side for having killed a
forty pound badger with a 22 calibre
rifle at one shot recently
Engine 318 is out of the back shop
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