Vf SEEDS POLAND CHINA SALE McCOOK NEBRASKA Wednesday November 25 200 OCLOCK P M At the Blue Front Livery Barn Sixty four head of Pure Bred Poland China Hogs of the prolific quick maturing easy feeding type strong in the blood of Chief Perfection II 42559 Foundation stock per sonally selected by Mr Seed from the best herds in Illinois Are closely related to the great Vexer 141 23 champion at the Iowa state fair this year Fifty spring pigs boars and gilts twelve good strong late winter boars two matured herd boars by Buster Brown 1 0632 1 a son of Perfection 2nd The entire offering may be seen at the Blue Front Livery Barn two days before the sale TERMS OF SALE A credit of six months time will be syven purchaser giving note with approved security No in wrest will be charged if note is paid at maturity if not ten per cent from date of sale will be charged Crates will be supplied at cost C A SEED Owner E J Mitchell and J H Woddell Auctioneers C H Boyle Clerk Time Card McCook Neb JIIMjINEEaST depakt Nn fi Central Time 1027 p 2 12 U 16 500 A 715 a 942 P 400 A M M M M M MAIN LINE WEST DEPART No 1 Mountain Time 950 A M 3 1142 P M Si Arrives - 835 p M 13 1025 A M 15 1217 AM IMPERIAL line No 176 arrives Mountain Time No 175 departs 505 P M 710 A M Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains Tickets sold and baggatje checked to any point in the United States or Canada For information time tables maps and tick nts call on or write D F Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General PaBsenger Agent Omaha Nebraska RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS Operator TJ Cain is spending his va cation at Roggen J H Morris Jock is a new pas senger brakeman this week Extra Dispatcher and Mrs A J Brown are visiting in Emporia Kansas Glen McQuiston came up from Re publican close of last week to locate a job Miss Anna Swan of Haigler visited her sister Mrs John Thomas part of last week Engineer John Bartholoma and sister spent part of last week visiting relatives at Haigler Conductor Stafford and crew of Den ver came through to McCook Tuesday night with a stock extra Claim Agent and Mrs Emerson Han son will resume their residence in Mc Cook about December first Dispatcher Roy Kleven has returned from his vacation and is for the present helping in the telegraph office Engineer George Pronger is off on va cation and Engineer- Clyde Scott went down on the branch Saturday morning to take his run Dave G Knowles who has been night wire chief at Sheridan Wyoming for some time past has returned to work in the telegraph office here W S Perry head of the dept of bridges and buildings west of the river was up from Lincoln Tuesday looking after the progress of improvements and changes being made on the old head quarters building here V T Kissinger supt of telegraph Lincoln has been at headquarters this week installing a telephone system between here and Imperial It is said that when the system is io working or der the telegraph system will be dis continued on that branch C E Hertz is helper at Trenton Fireman J B Wade has been trans ferred to Denver Conductor Mose Carmoney has return ed to work after a furlough Miss Lela Lyon of Trenton visited her brothers here end of week J G Weidenhamer brother of Roy is a new passenger brakeman E S Lohr has been transferred from Herndon Kansas to Axtell Nebraska Conductor and Mrs E O Scott spent Saturday and Sunday with his folks in Lincoln This week Julius Houn moved into his new home on 3rd street W one of the cosiest on St Petersburg avenue Conductor J F Utter has gone down with the work train between Oxford and Red Cloud where the company is laying steel Operator CC Ferguson of Cambridge and Miss Gladys Clipe of that place were married October 29th He is now operator at Akron ADVERTISED LIST The following letters cards and pack ages remain uncalled for at the McCook postoflice November 13 1Q0S LETTERS Banner Mrs Brown W A Churchall Mrs Lizzie Duffy Mr Jake Hall Mr Johnny Henry C A James Mr E H Kennedy Miss Florence Lingo Mr A J 3 Lingo Mrs Stella Lingo Mrs Dora Stone Miss Annie Root Mr Jas Smith Mr H E Welsh Miss Lulu CARDS Benson Miss Esio Coe Mrs Lillie A Hatch Mr G M Clark Marguerite Hazel Kerch Mr Irvio 2 Mncfee Mr Frank Stone Miss Annie When calling for these please say they were advertised S B McLean Postmaster To Tribune Subscribers We have commenced mailing to all delinquent subscribers statements of account and expect prompt response It would save us considerable unneces sary expense and labor if those delin quent would call and prepay their sub scription and not wait for notices No paper will be continued to any subscrib er who owes for more than one full year Get the habit of paying for your home newspaper and paying for it in advance The Publisher 750 to 5000 Auto coats and fur coats mens and boys overcoats large assortment and the correct sort 750 to 5000 Rozell Barger Buckskin Flannel Shirts warm strong serviceable They are union made and are sold by Rozell Barger McCOOK GETS WEWSUFI E E Young Goes to Sheridan and E S Roller Comes to McCook MANY CHANGES IN DIVISION Rumors of These Changes Have Been Cur rent in McCook all Week and the End Not Yet Bulletins bavo been issued by the Burlington management appointing Trainmaster Ed Flynn of Omaha as sistant superintendent of the Lincoln division vice ESKoller promoted and making Fred Iiolsbaw night yardmnster at Lincoln general yardmnster at Lincoln vice Grant Hobson promoted It is understood tbatC O Harris yard master at Hastings will take the place of niqbt yardmaster at Lincoln It is understood that other bulletins will soon be issued making E S Ivoller superintendent of the McCook division of the Burlington making Ed Young now at McCook superintendent of the Burlington nt Sheridan Wyoming transferring W E Painter trainmaster at Denver to the position of trainmaster at Omaha and making Grant Hobson trainmaster at Denver Every man named abovoinweli known in Lincoln Mr Painter spent years in the Burlington service in this city Ed Young was trainmaster in Lincoln before going to McCook Ed Flynn is an old conductor who did service on the Lincoln division for a number of years Hobson and Koller are both Lincoln men and have been for a number of years Those changes have caused no end of gossip in Burlington circles and it is said that they have been known here for several days Lincoln Journal PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTES The following new books have been received during the week Things a Boy Should Know About Electricty and Questions and Answers About Electrical Operations These booku have been purchased to meet a demand for such work This is au age of the development of electricity and the study of electrical power is of supreme interest and importance to many of our readers It is the purpose of the library to meet the needs of the men and boys who are seeking information upon the subject and to that end several more up-to-date volumes have been ordered and will soon be on the shelves It is a noteworthy fact that all the literature we have concerning this branch of science is much read Sara Cone Bryants How to Tell Stories to Children is another new book which will interest all who have charge of children and mothers as well as teachers will find the book helpful There are two new books of fiction by Anna Fuller A Venetian June and A Literary Courtship The author does not attempt a problem novel but does something far better in giving us two entertaining stories without leaving unsolved problems The first effect of A Venetian June is to arouse in the readsr an earnest de sire to sojourn for a time in the dream like city of the gondola At the end the book is closed with a feeling of won derful familiarity with Venetian life and scenes This the author brings about not by means of description which she does not attempt but by taking the reader along with her making him see the things she has seen and feel the things she has felt Next best to going to Venice is to read A Venetian June to see San Marco The Doges Palace and the Campanile through Miss Fullers eyes and to witness the Festa on the Garde Canal with her A Literary Courtship begins with a discussion in a New York young mens club of the proposition that a piece of fiction is more sure of success if pub lished over a mans name than over that of a woman One young man to prove the negative writes a stoy and signs himself Lillian Leslie Lamb which name he choose for its euphony The story soon moves to Colorado Springs and a very entertaining love story de velopes Both books abound in bright conver sations and both are illustrated by ex quisite little photo engravings those of Colorado Springs being so familiar to us that we at once recognize them as the well known by ways of the tourist Librarian will get to hear this winter First night Monday Robley Male Quartet with Bayard E Robley imper sonator Second night Tuesday Mrs Guth rie Tongier lecturer Third night Wednesday Charles T Stalker orator and cartoonist Fourth night Thursday Sziskosky Entertainment Co in music readings and crayon work Five people A season ticket for the four attrac tions for 100 Single admission will be 35 cents Held in the Methodist church under auspices of the Epworth League Fresh lettuce celery cauliflower rheubarb etc constantly on hand at Hubers Mince meat at Scotts SsarstfjiiuuuJL uul jr g cr t - Couniy Commissioners Proceedings McCook Nebraska November 10 UXW The board of county commissioners met pur suant to adjournment preMJut F S Lofton S Premor and C H Gray coinwiissionurs and Churlcs Sknlla county clerk Thu following claims were audited and allow ed and the clerk was instructed to draw war rants on the county general fund levy of 1003 as follows J II Huntuork judge of election Alli ance precinct and returns 7 21 F A Puckett judKChnme i IX Fred Jakob julo tamo 3 00 JL McCaffcrty clerk same 3 00 F A Premor clerk 11110 3 00 School District No 20 ue of building for election 3 00 T H Horton judKc of election Heaver pre- ciuctnud returns 8 GO S S Graham judge same 00 T W Musjjrave judge same 1 00 J It Young clerk same I 00 William Snudon clerk same 4 00 Daubury Hall Association use of building forelection 5 00 If N Colling judge of election Hondvillc precinct and returns ti M Jack Cnshen judge same 3 00 Frank Dudck judge same 3 IX Frank Weuver clerk sumo 3 00 Charles Benjamin clerk samo 3 00 Jnke Ungor use of building for election fuel and light 1 00 II N Colling hauling out new booth 4 00 D B Doyle Jr judge of election Box El der precinct f 3 00 G IJ Harrison judge same 3 00 I C Foye judgo same and returns 5 10 W B Sexson clerk some 3 00 Thurstou Doyle clerk sumc 3 00 D IJ DoylcJruso of building for election 3 00 Guy L Campbell judgo of election Cole man precinct and returns 5 80 Jnke Betz judge same 3 00 John N Smith judge same 3 00 C W Nelson clerk same 3 X II A Lepper clerk samo 3 00 School District No 53 us e of building for election a 00 J C LuiTerty judge or election Danbury precinct 5 00 W II SlcKinney judge same 3 00 E T Woods judge same and returns 7 00 Clarence Heed clerk same 3 00 T FGockIey clerk amo 3 00 School District No -1 use of building for election 3 00 FSwnrtz judge of election Driftwood pre cinct 00 E W McAuinch judgo same 3 00 Ed Jacques judge me 3 00 J H Hestcrworth clerk same 3 00 C A Wasson clerk and returns 5 05 School District No 1U use of building for election 3 00 U G Etherton judge of election East ley precinct -100 W F West judgo same 4 00 S R Grissell judgo samo and returns 7 SO I IJ Clark clerk same 4 00 H H Gallatin clerk same 4 00 Dan Jennings usa of building fuel and putting up booths S 15 R E Hatcher judge of election Fritsch precinct and returns 0 50 Joseph McKiver judge samo 3 00 Owens Critchfield judge same 3 00 Frank McNeill clerk same 3 00 Curt Hoagland clerksame 3 00 School District No 42 use of building for election SCO Frank McNeill putting up booths 2 00 iu jiusiiu juoge 01 election uerver pre cinct 3 00 C L Hawkins judge same 3 00 Joshua Gerver judge same 3 00 Don Thompson clerk same 3 00 Alex Ellis clerk same and returns li 20 School District No 80 use of building for election 3 00 Alex Ellis hauling out new booth and put ting up notices 4 00 Andrew Anderson judge of election Grant precinct 3 00 C B Fowler judge samo 3 00 Jacob Wesch judge same 3 00 Ed A Towle clerk same e 3 00 Joshua Rowland clerk same and returns 5 50 School District No 51 use of building for electipn 3 00 Robert E Smith judge of election f ola precinct 4 00 J W Dutcher judge same 4 OJ G W Burt judgo same and returns 7 20 Frank Marsh clerk same 4 00 W E McClung clerk samo 4 00 Commercial Club use of building for elec tion 5 00 W H Booth judgo of election Lebanon precinct and roturns 9 00 nenry Horton judge same 4 00 Win Cummings judge same 4 00 H E Waugh clerk same 4 00 George Newland clerk same 4 00 S R Jolly use of building for election 5 00 S M Gray judge of election Missouri Ridge precinct 3 00 Valentine Gray judge same 3 00 Isaac Kurtz judge same 3 00 Hayes Moyer clerk same 3 00 A E Allen clerk same and returns 7 20 School District No 33 use of building for election 3 00 Frank Rahnfield judge of election North Valley precinct 3 00 Chas Lutcavish judge same 3 00 Nathan Thomas judge same 3 00 Albert Burton clerk same 3 00 W E McKillip clerk same and returns 7 70 School District No 9 use of building for election 5 00 Chas Markwad judge of election Perry precinct 3 00 C H Harman judge same 3 00 Ed Flitcraft judge same 3 00 Win Fleishman clerk same 3 X R A Watkins clerk same and returns 5 70 School District No 23 use of building for election 3 00 G H Watkins hauling out new booth 2 00 Elias Canaga judge of election Red Wil low precinct 4 00 Jake Randel judge same 4 00 1 E R Korn judge same and returns 7 50 j Walter Helm clerk same 4 00 Winter Chautauqua H Meyers clerk same 4 00 November 16 1 18 19 the datps I School Distrct Xo 2 e of building for This is probably the only lecture and J election 3 00 entertainment course McCook people L A Sheldon judge of election Tyrone precinct 1 00 J F Farrell judge same 3 00 W S McTaggart judge same 3 00 P J Hickman clerk same 3 00 A Ryden clerk same and returns S 00 continued next week Birthday Celebration With the assistance of a score of more young friends Corinne daughter of Engineer and Mrs J W Hasty ob served her eighth birthday Monday evening with happiest details Dainty refreshment were served in five courses Pink and white were the pretty decora tive colors Miss Deborah Heckman and Miss Nell F Green provided music for the occasion Corinne was the ob ject of many pretty remembrances The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Lud wick sells them SYrdort ou oeed new skirt 2unboroet abjes 1 M CofjynVhf I17 b In 5nbtrtrCr iC CHitfco taybe you peed 9 extr pew skirt wlpicl will sve you tlpe expense of buyipg rotIer pew FsJI suit We figured 09 tlpis for tlis sesop ad bought very targe Iipe of tsty skirts We cjive you skirts wlpicr will Iacj rict 09 you for tlpese prices 148 to 12L50o Cdill ad see tlpen iow if you wisl to nke your clothes renenber we Ipdive cloths VoiIs Merges P9dns F9cy duitigs etc t rgosl reso9bIe prices Cordially C L DeGROFF CO MXXXJLAAXAXXXXXXXXXAAXAXXXXXXXAXXXXAAXMMJLXXXXXXXAXAXMM t i J L MILLER COMPANY The Leading Real Estate Agents of Yuma Colorado We have nice smooth land unimproved at 500 to 1000 3 per acre also a few improved farms for 1000 per acre - Relinquishments from 5000 up according to improve- 3 ments and location We can locate you on a government 4 homestead for 2500 3 This is all good choice land and will grow all kinds of crops i such as corn oats both spring and winter wheat rye barley 3 millet cane alfalfa in fact all kinds of crops that are raised in an of the middle western states If you are looking for a home it will pay you to see us or 4 write us at Yuma Colorado T L MILLER COMPANY MYTTTTTTYTTYTTTTTTTTTYTTTTTTTTTTTTnrTTTTTTTTTrTTTTTrTB THE TRIBUNE Office for Office Supplies White House Grocery Fone 30 POTATOES That cook up dry and mealy Good boiled baked or any way you want to cook them McCook Neb