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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1907)
3 r a fo 4 af 1158 P M 830 P M 951 A M 1228 A M IMPEUIAIi LINE No 17G arrives Motinttiiu Timo 505 p M No 175 departs 015 A sr Sleeping clinin and reclining chair cars soats froo 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 writo George Scott Agent Mc Cook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS Li II Wells quit the blacksmith shop this week Engine 1354 is out of the shop and ready for service F J Meyers and John W Ruff are new machinists this week The 1239 has been temporarily con verted into a switch engine Floyd Berry and Lester Cadman were Holdrege visitors Wednesday Clarence Stokes went up to Denver Monday night on a short vacation Engines 1162 and 1063 have been plac ed in the backshop for overhauling Robert Turner goes to Holdrege to morrow to play in the game with that team Engine 721 has had a broken frame re paired and is now over the droppit for work Walter Stilwell clerk to the general foreman was on the sicklist part of the week Auditor and Mrs C A Barnard are visiting in Aurora Illinois and other points east Dispatcher J F Forbes and family left last Friday night for the west on an outing and vacation Conductor T A Nash and family have moved to Orleans this week out of which place he now runs Master Mechanic Bartlett was down from Denver yesterday in attendance upon the school of instruction J A McArthur chief of the boiler de partment and family arrived home last Saturday from their trip west Conductor C R Liggett and family departed yesterday for Wymore which will be his headquarters in future Traveling Engineer and Mrs C M Bailey arrived home Tuesday from their trip to Sheridan Wyoming and Denver Colorado ADVERTISED LIST The following letters cards and pack ages remain uncalled for at the McCook postoffice August 23 1907 LETTERS Bowers D Baillio Raymond Beckstead Mrs Ora Cos Mrs Cada Denton Mr Frank Davis Mr George Eckhardt Mr Carl Emmerson C R Ferrill Mrs J E Groskoft Mr Jacob Hilzer Mr Henry Hcndryx Mrs Andrew Little Miss Zada Montgomery Miss Inez Monroe Mr John Nazmyth Mr Wni Murry T R Robinson Mr R A Steven Mr Walter Stouffer Mr Earl Taylor Mr John Miner Young Mr E V Young Mr Henry Warner Mr A J Winkleman Mr A H CARDS P innell Mr A J Coleman Mrs Charlio Davis Carrie Green Mr Robert Gilmore W F Gordon Osie E Gordon Mrs D Hall Mrs Chas Hall Ed L McDonald Jas Gilbert Miller Mrs F ReedVB Stokes Wni Weaver Leafie Boltis Mrs Mary When calling for those please say they were advertised F M Kimmell Postmaster His Wife writing Which Is proper disillusioned or disillusionized Her Husband Oh just say married and let It go at that Real Estate Transfers The following real estate filings have been mado in the county clerks oflice since our last report George E Mitchell aiid wife to Claud McKillip wd to lot 2 blk 8 Cth Mc Cook 300 00 William S Byo and wifo to Perry A Pre mer wd to no ir 17-4-30 2400 00 i Perry A Premor and wife to Jade W j bogast wd to ue tr 2400 00 Jado W Arbogast and wifo to Hoyo J Arbogast wd to lot 19 blk 53 Bartloy 310 00 Smith Bros Loan Trust Co to Livonia Finch wd to nw or 4 19-1-30 900 00 Hnrry T Groves and wifo to Joseph C Kummor wd to lot 2 blk 9 West Mc- Cook 1000 00 Matilda Lytle and husband to Charles E Eldred wd to und one sixth interest in the se qr 34-4-29 175 00 Lincoln Land Co to Chester A Rodgers wd to lots 11 and 12 blk 24 2nd Mc Cook 325 00 William Zint and wife to Ruth Cumber land wd to lot 4 and n hf 5 blk 2 orig inal McCook 2500 00 United States to Henry Nagel pat to se qr 8-1-28 United States to Kersey T Jones pat to e hf nw qr and w hf nc qr 8-1-23 Affa C Seeley wid and Paul S Seeley sing to Rudolph Podolski wd to w hf whf 21-2-28 1100 00 James A Charlio and wife to W F Purv is wd to nw qr 24-3-20 4200 00 Citizens Bank to Ira E Neel and John R Neel qcd to se qr 34-4-29 1 00 United States to Robert P Smith pat to o hf no qr and e hf se qr 29-4-30 George Theobald widr to Arthur F Trumblo wd to ne qr 284 2G 3625 00 Peter Foxen and wife and John B Coll ing and wifo to Paul B Smith wd to lots 33 and 34 blk 1 South McCook 800 00 Daniel Harrison and wife to John R Ferree and Rosio Ferree wd to lot 5 blk 7 Indianola pt se qr se qr 18 35 00 HIDDEN DANGERS Nature Giyes Timely Warnings That No McCook Citizen Can Afford to Ignore DANGER SIGNAL NO 1 comes from the kidney secretions They will warn you when the kidneys are sick Well kidneys excrete a clear amber fluid Sick kidneys send out a thin pale and foamy or a thick red ill-smelling urine full of sediment and irregular of passage DANGER SIGNAL NO 2 comes from the back Back pains dull and heavy or sharp and acute tell you of sick kid neys and warn you of the approach of dropsy diabetes and brights disease Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure them permanently Heres McCook proof Mrs J C Predmore living in the northwestern part of McCook Neb says I have been more or less annoy ed from kidney trouble for a number of years The first symptom of this disease was a sharp pain that caught me in the small of my back while stooping over Shortly after I noticed an occasional dull aching across the small of my back I gave but little attention to the trouble at first thinking it would soon disap pear It increased however and I real ized by the frequency of my kidney se cretions that my kidneys were disorder ed I grew worse became nervous rest less and was all unstrung I suffered from severe headaches and upon arising from a chair would frequently be so dizzy that I would be forced to sit down again When I saw Doans Kidney Pills advertised I purchased a bos at McConnells drug store They helped me from the start I continued taking them and soon received a complete cure For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doans and take no other Bubble Blowing The mother who has lost the art of bubble blowing has Indeed denied her little ones one of lifes pleasures Al though the soap and water kind are but very fleeting pleasures yet large and lasting ones may be made by using a piece of soap mixed -with glycerin Beautiful pink bubbles may be made by adding a few drops of strawberry juice and to make yellow ones put In a little orange juice Exchange J iii j rj w S33S2Lr33SE3 IT 37- -- i ft TV- Buffalo Honors McKinley N Spt Q it win be sis years since GeoIjjoss the anarchist shot do wn President McKin ley lit Buffalo On Sept 5 the day preceding the anniversary of the tragedy which plunged the country in to mourning an imposing monument will be unveiled in one of the public squares of the city where he met his death It Is a simple marble shaft typical of the modesty and sincerity of one of the noblest presidents while at the base crouch lions symbols of the kingly dignity and the strength and nobility of the statesman honored in the memorial Shortly after the death of Mr Mc Einley various projects for the erec tion of statues and memorials of him were started In different parts of the country A monument with statue and groups by MacNell was dedicated a few months ago at Columbus the capital of Ohio The national memorial at Canton comprising a splendid mauso leum and a statue of McKinley by NIehaus the whole costing 500000 will be dedicated the latter part of September In other places memorials to McKinley in the form of statues have been erected The Buffalo monu ment is different from any other plan ned or executed in honor of this states man At the time of his death it was thought that something ought to be done to commemorate his character in the city where he met his tragic fate It happened that after paying all its expenses for building and exhibits at the Pan American exposition the state of New York had left of its appropria tion for that purpose a sum amount ing to 100000 Instead of turning this back Into the treasury of the com monwealth the legislature ordered that it be used in the erection of a monu ment to commemorate the dead presi dents character in the city where he finished his useful career Much time was consumed in discussion of the form the memorial should take the drawing of plans etc but since the character of the monument was decid ed on the work upon it has gone for ward rapidly It will be the finest mortuary monument in America It is not the most costly memorial in T fcfej - H1J m THE MKINIiET MONUMENT AT BUFFALO honor of a famous man but as a shaft of commemoration in distinc tion from a mausoleum it will stand without a rival in any city of America perhaps of the world The Grant mon ument in New York is properly called Grants tomb It cost about 500 000 which Is the same as the cost of the McKinley mausoleum at Canton The tomb of Napoleon in Paris is as its name Indicates a tomb and not a monument The Taj Mahal In India and other famous structures are ex amples of that kind of memorial The McKinley monument cannot be compared to any of these and is a unlflue work la Its wax Niagara mmmmmmmmm er 3gggS FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC Fok Sale Good bam Inquire of H A Rouch Fok 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 Two -1-room dwellings and one vacant lot Phone black 263 C C Harless For Sale A two room house cave hen house and shed Only 325 W C Moyer For Sale Residence on Main avenue Call at house or address box 235 Mc Cook Mrs L R Hilejian For Sale Two woven wire bed springs Phone black 46 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 Rent To small familyfive rooms two blocks north of new school house v Mrs Mary Walker Wanted Salesman one having ex perience working among farmers and owning his own team Salary and ex penses guaranteed Inquire of L W McConnell McCook Neb square7 where IF stands Ts about TJOU feet In diameter and Is approached by streets at no less than eight different points and the trees lining these streets form eight charming vistas through which the monument may be seen John M Carrere architect of the monument who is familiar with the principal monumental structures of the world says he knows of none which has a site so advantageous In this re spect The shaft of the purest Ver mont marble is sixty nine feet In height and rests on a base twenty four feet in height The lions at the four corners are the work of the noted ani mal sculptor A Phimlster Proctor of New York who modeled the figures after study of Sultan the splendid Hon of the Bronx zoological park In New York The park surrounding the mon ument has been beautified at a consid erable expense to the city of Buffalo Facing the square In the center of which the monument stands Is the house once occupied by President Mil lard Fillmoru It is expected that the other president given to the nation by Buffalo Grover Cleveland will partici pate in the dedication ceremonies The committee hopes for the presence of President Roosevelt also The exer cises will be the leading feature of Buf falos old home week Nowhere Is the memory of Mr McKinley held in greater regard than in Buffalo The sad scenes attending his assassination have left an Impression never to be obliterated and the noble monument erected in his honor is a fitting expres sion of the affection and veneration vith which his memory Is cherished The Irate Fathers Bull Bulls are not the exclusive property of Irishmen The dictum of the Con- naught peasant that the most Insult ing answer you ever made to any en emy was not to speak at all to him is more than equaled by the declara tion of the irate British father who declared to his sulky son on the bank holiday morning Yonll ave to come along of us to Ampstead Eath and go nowhere else Youve come out to enjoyc yourself and enjoy yourself you will if I break every bone In your body Dundee Adver tiser My son there is no failure there can be no failure for those who really try The only failure possible in life is the failure to try and persistently try for the best The good the glory the con solation of it all is the ennobling ef fort Let us bravely leave results to Him Joaquin Miller FRIEND MrtfiiiPe r - ff--- ipwrw r fV gV 24 Hours Per Day 2 v i 1 nuiv i i 5 36s Days n the Year 1 T T 4 U L Isjr JL f and on the 29th of February I I ULyL SAVES ITS COSTT I Hl ir3ii3xrnL it ov jiJb 5 U I P S HEATON Manager 1 llC 1 T iCOO l Udb O - Time Card AlcCook Neb MAIN IjINE EAST DEPAKT No G ContnUTiino 9 r M 2 513 A M 12 7ir a M 14 1000 pm 10 740 r m MAIN LINE WEST DEPAUT No 1 Mountain Timo 800 A m 5 ArriTOS 11 15 9dnMWMV EAT You LIKE an OLD and TRY to MAKE ONE or You lpt I 1 1- Si CJtAcc u sSfY MR SWELL DUELER IF YOU ONCE GET INSIDE OUR STORE AND GET INSIDE OF ONE OF OUR JUIT5 WE WILL GET INSIDE OF YOUR PoCKET bOOK BUT WE WONT TAKE OUT MORE MONEY THAN BELONGS To VS WE REMEMBER YOU ARE HEALTHY AND WILL HAVE MANY SUITS TO BUY DURING YOUR LIFETIME OUR UIT 5 ARE ALL READY To SLIDE RIGHT ON THE JTYLE 5 ARE RIGHT UP To THE LA 5T TIGK OF THE CLOCK IF YOUR PUR 5E IS LEAN WE CAN GIVE YOU A GOOD SUIT FOR 1000 IF THINGS ARE COMING YOUR WAY WE CAN -SELL YOU A SUIT THAT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE YOU HADRoYAL BLOOD IN YOUR VEINS AND IT WILL COST YOU FROM 1500 TO 2 250 C L DeGROFF CO Make your friend a birthday present of some Monogram Stationery We have an excellent line of sarrples from which you can choose embossed in one or two colors or in bronze or gold any letters or combination of letters Call and see samples of the monograms and stock The TRIBUNE Office