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Persuasion
The manager of an English shipyard
is reported to have assembled his men
together in the time office and told
them to vote in a municipal election as
they pleased In fact I shant tell
you how I am going to vote he said
but after it is all over Ishall have
a barrel of beer brought into the
yard Hear hear shouted the
men But I shant tap It unless Mr
Blank gets In
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FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
For Sale Good milch cow Phone
cedar 732 8 23 2ts A B Wood
For Sale A four ton Fairbanks scale
in good condition tf
Barnett Lumber Co
For Sale Residence 80G Madison
street Bargain Inquire of F W Bos
worth owner tf
For Sale Two 4 room dwellings and
one vacant lot Phone black 263
8 16 tf C C IIarless
For Sale Residence on Main avenue
Call at house or address box 235 Mc
Cook Mrs L R Hileman
For Sale Two woven wire bed
springs Phone black 16 or call at 806
Marshall street In good condition and
will be sold cheap
For Sale Two mares Will weigh
about 1300 each Young and fine con
dition Inquire of William Huber 2
blocks north of Palmer hotel 8 23 2ts
For Sale 150 acre farm on river
bottom 3 miles east of McCook fenced
and cross fenced new frame house barn
and outbuildings Phone Cedar 1112
8 23 It H K Bixler Owner
For Rent One large front room
with lights and bath Inquire at this
office
For Rent Two front rooms with
bath Young couple or two ladies pre
ferred Corner Douglas and Manhat
tan 8 23 It
Lost Gold chain and locket with
initials M A B on locket Reward on
leaving same at this office
Reward S1500 will be paid for in
formation convicting the party who
stole the saddle from my barn about
August 8th Harry Barbazette
Comedy In a Back Street
About 10 oclock one morning two
men met and began threatening and
calling each other names One finally
called the other a liar and the two
men were about to grapple when a
woman opened the door and said
Gentlemen are you about to fight
We are they answered together
Then have the kindness to wait n
moment she continued My hus
band has been sick for weeks and Is
now just able to sit up Ho is very
downhearted this morning and if
youll only wait till I can draw him
up to the window I know hell be very
grateful to both of you
She disappeared into the house and
after one look into oach others face
the men smiled shook hands and de
parted together London Telegraph
A Coo Un
Hes a cool un is the way the sol
diers in a certain English regiment de
scribed one of their officers a young
man whose self possession In a time of
danger saved his men from defeat and
probably from death The circumstance
which gave this officer his reputation
is related by Itudyard Kipling
A very young officer who had gone
almost straight from school to the army
and thence to India was leading his
company through a rocky pass on re
turning from a scouting expedition
They were beset by the enemy who
fired at them from behind the rocks
and the men were growing very un
steady Those in the rear began to be
impatient and shouted to the men in
front Hurry urr What are yon wait
ing for there
The young officer answered quite
coolly Ilold on a minute Im light
ing my pipe
And he struck a match and lit It
There was n roar of laughter and a
soldier called out Wrll since youre
so pressin I think Ill have a pipe my
self And he too struck a match and
began to smoke This bit of fun stead
ied the men and they came through in
good order
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Time Card
McCook Neb
MAIN LIKE KA8T DEPAUT
No C Central Tiino 950 p m
2 513 A m
12 715 am
14 1000pM
10 740 pm
main line west depart
No 1 Mountain Timo 800 A M
3 1158 P M
5 Arrivoa 830 P M
II 954 A M
15 1228 A M
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 503 p M
No 175depurtB 615 a m
SloopuiK dining and reclining chair cars
seats free on through trains Tickets sold
and baggago checked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information timo tables maps and tick
ets call on or write Georgo Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nebraska or Ii W Wakeloy General
Pasonger Agent Omaha Nobraska
RAILROAD NEWS I MS
John Archibald is here
A L Soderberg is m St Louis now
R E Love returned Wednesday
morning from his visit home
Warren Hanson was down from Den
ver Sunday guest of the parents
Engineer W C Schenck returned
home from his trip west fore part of
the week
Mr Griffith is filling Will Stoners
position in the roadmasters office for
the present
Mark Hullhorst has been appointed
traveling car distributer with head
quarters at Lincoln
Agent and Mrs Lewis Cann were
visitors in the city last Sunday driving
over and back during the day
Engineer and Mrs J E Sanborn
were down from Sanborn Dundy coun
ty fore part of the week on a city
property sale
A carload of lumber burned at Indian
ola Monday en route east Some of
the lumber was saved by being pulled
off of the car
The embargo on trains 1 and 6 was on
the 20th removed and now annual time
and trip passes are good on both these
trains and on all trains
C T Watsnn was in town between
trains last Friday night and may de
cide to take the chief clerkship under
Chief Dispatcher Pate in the near fu
ture
W E DeWitt assumed a clerkship
in the master mechanics office Monday
the position recently vacated by F H
Strout Mrs DeWitt has joined him
here
Conductor A L Knowland was call
ed down to Hastings Wednesday night
by tho death of his sister Mrs August
Anderson who was buried in that city
yesterday
Engineer Harry Tyler was up from
the Orleans St Francis line Sunday
visiting the family returning home on
the night train so as to resume his run
on Monday morning
Agent and Mrs T G Rees of Imper
ial spent Wednesday in the city seeiDg
oldtimo friends They wore en route
east expecting to go as far as New York
state and will be gone several weeks
going by easy stages Extra Agent
Kingsley is in charge of the Imperial
station meanwhile
Will Bulger of El Paso Teas where
ho has been for the last five years yard
master for tho Santa Fe spent Wednes
day in tho city Wednesday night he
went to Hastings to meet Mrs Bulger
who is on her way west from visiting
the folks over in Iowa They will ar
rive here Sunday to remain one day
before departing for El Paso
Engineer and Mrs W C Schenck
had a cyclone experience while visiting
at Dodge City Kansas past week
which they have no desiro to ever dupli
cate They were within a quarter of a
mile of an ugly and destructive twister
The team they were driving ran away
overturning tho vehicle Fortunately
no one was hurt Otherwise they en
joyed a great and delightful visit with
his aged parents and others
P S HEATON Manager
Engine 1961 is over the droppit
Two sections of No 1 Wednesday
New flues are being fitted in tho
2810
E S Howell had business in Lincoln
Tuesday
Wilbur Anderson was a Lincoln pil
grim Sunday
Tho woodwork in the round house is
being repainted
J E Moss and family were Omaha
visitors Sunday
Engine 1239 is being equipped for
switching purposes
John Dunbar took in Thursdays ball
game at Cambridge
Conductor Utter is off duty sick and
Humphrey haB his car
Two machinists quit this week and
one was added to the force
Engine 1212 has been sent Sown on
the Oxford Red Cloud run
No 611 was run into the backshop
for general overhauling this week
Conductor Parks returned to work
Thursday after a weeks furlough
About twenty trainmen are off duty
on furlough and account of sickness
Passenger trains both eaBt and west
have been running in sections this week
Conductor and Mrs A P Ely were
Denver visitors Wednesday and Thurs
day
Conductor Neal Beeler is on a furlough
and Wilcott has his car on the McCook
Holdrego way freight
Conductor CERyan returnedThurs
day from his trip to Kansas City and
other points southeast
C R Higgin haB retired from the ser
vice en this division and is now employ
ed on the Wymore division
A recent bulletin makes employes trip
passes good on all trains Nos 1 and 6
have been the exceptions heretofore
Mr and Mrs Knud Stangland are
spending a few days in the city ex
pecting to go on to Denver Sunday
Engines 1351 and 1336 were both taken
out of the backshop this week The
1351 is baing given new flues in the
round house
An engine getting off the derailer in
the west end of the Akron yards Wed
nesday night delayed Nos 2 and 76 over
two hours each
No ls engine failed at Bartley last
Friday and an engine had to be sent
down from here to bring her in She
was about eight hours late
Sectionman Finnegan of Holdrege is
off agin He was in a collision at Hol
drege the other day and came out
pretty badly injured He is now on
agin the relief and in the hospital
Brakeman J D Remington was mar
ried last Saturday to a young lady in
Wray and they departed same evening
on a trip of considerable length which
will include numerous points in Mis
souri and eastern Nebraska
BOX ELDER
Mrs G A Shields has been very sick
but is better
I C Foye W B Sexson and F G
Lytle and wife are attending the reun
ion at Cambridge this week
Mrs Tom Elms is entertaining an
aunt from Colorado
Orin and Minnie Wilson spent last
Sunday with their Uncle J L Camp
bell of Osburn
L B Simmons gave his moving pic
ture entertainment at tho hall last
Tuesday evening A good time was re
ported
Mr and Mrs S D Bolles attended
tbe C E convention in McCook last
Sunday
Mr and Mrs J K Gordon attended
services at the M E church in McCook
last Sunday
BEGGS CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP Cures BRONCHITIS
DANBURY
Win Kendall returned homo from
their eastern trip Monday
Miss Grace Phillips of Indianola is
here on business this week
Wm Grahams ten months old baby
died Tuosday night with cholera in
fantum Interment in the Danbury
cemetery
Misses Madeline and Beth McDonald
left Wednesday evening for a visit in
Bortrand Nebraska
S W Stilgebouer and wife are Cam
bridge visitors this week attending the
reunion
S W Stilgebouer and family of Mar
ion were Danbury visitors Sunday
New cement steps are being put in at
the school house
Miss Alma Noe returned from Indian
ola Wednesday
Phillip Gliem and wife expect to take
a western trip soon
Lee Putney returned to his home in
New York Monday via Jamestown
J L Sims returned from his trip to
Iowa last Monday
Mrs Addie Sewells house is being
built
Mis Casie Miles is visiting in Wilson
ville this week
SCHOOL CREEK
cton Rohrer and Harry Rankin
have been stacking hay
Miss Nellie Thompson of Friend has
been staying with Mrs Rohrer a few
days with the purpose of teaching in
this county this year
Lee Vandervort narrowly escaped a
siege of tpphoid fever Prompt action
in calling the physician brought him
about nicely He was out and around
in less than a week
Harry Rankin called at S E Vande
vorts Friday evening He has two boys
from Indianola with him for a few days
The school children will soon be wend
ing their way to the school house Miss
Vering is our teacher this year
Mr and Mrs Rohrer attended the
C E convention at McCook last week
BARTLEY
The Misses Butler of Wymore cousins
of Otis Farrer visited in Bartley and
with Mr Farrer drove to Cambridge
Monday
The frame building so long standing
on the corner north of the livery barn
has been moved south to make room for
the new hotel This removes one of
the oldest landmarks having been built
twenty years ago by Macon Peterson
The attendance at the reunoa in
Cambridge is very large
Two more bricklayers are working on
the opera house this week
The hot wind and sun last Sunday
was more damaging to corn than all the
bad weather before that time
Mr Eldred was in this vicinity recent
ly soliciting support at the primary
Jinks Fletcher is wielding the paint
brush again
John Gammill went to St Jo this
week with hogs
Mrs Henry Powell of Indianola visited
with Mrs W D Williams Wednesday
S R Grisell was up from Cambridge
Wednesday making arrangements with
S W Clark for cement brick for a new
store building
E E Smith and family havo gone to
the Colorado mountains for a vacation
and rest from their busv home
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