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Makes Home Baking Easy
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The Qssiy SsskErsg powder
made from RoysS Grape
Graami of Tartar
HAURgjn LIME PHOSPHATE
ONLY ONE BEST
THE STATE ROAD PROPOSITION
Committee of McCook Citizens Look
Over McCook lmperial Route
Last Sunday a committee of sev
en McCook citizens Messrs F A
Pennell P Walsh C E Eldred C
R Livingston J F Cordeal L W
McConnell and J R McCarl autoed
over the proposed state road from
Mcook to Imperial They all went
up the valley road and part of them
returned from Wauneta over the di
vide road
These gentlemen found a good road
all the way nothing difficult present
ing itself Of course some improve
ment and work will be necessary on
the road but aside from some irri
gation lateral culverts and other min
or matters the road is even now in
good condition
The road over the divide is also
good but is some ten miles longer
in distance
The distance measured fcm the
Citizens Natioral bank ccnie in Mc
ook to the bank corner in Imperial
is 6S and one tentli miles as indicat
ed by machine measurement
wu a rri ran
McCook People Give Credit Where vvm U1 -
Credit is Due Lincoln May 11 Food
t 1 r ATrv ofv fciuner w jatKtuii nu iven
tice t0 both jobbers and merchants
sick kidneys and bad backs want a
state that and after July
over tne on
kidney remedy that can be depended i
upon The best is Doans Kidney j 1 his department will rigidly -enforce
the enacted Housh bill which
Pills a medicine for the kidneys only recently
Provides that food products in
made from pure roots and herbs and no
the only one that is backed by cures packages containing gifts premiums
or nrizes sha11 be sold in the state
in McCook Heres McCook testimony
The in advance will al
rctice
Mrs M Carmony 310 E Fifth St Siven
low dealers sufficient time Commis
McCook Neb says Our
ience with Doans Kidney Pills has sioner Jackson believes to dispose
the best of a11 sucn Sods they ma nave on
convinced us that they are
kidney medicine to be had A hand
ber of our family suffered a great
deal from inactive kidneys This per- Try a Tribune want ad and watch
sons back pained him all the time results
and often the misery was almost un- r
bearable Doans Kidneys Pills
brought relief as soon as they were
taken and continued use drove
away the trouble
Money carried on the person is
not safe Money loaned without
good security is not safe Money
rteked in speculation is not safe But
money deposited in the First Nationa
Bank is absolutely safe pnd will earn
4 annual interest for you
For sale by all dealers
Price 50
cents Foster Milbum Co Buffalo
New York sole agents for the Unit-
ed States I
Remember the name Doans and
take no other I
We never hesitate to guarantee
Lily Iateit flour At the McCook
Flour and Feed Store
Lmmfo Saoifarlimi
Jl Sgl
Sulpha Saline Springs
Locatol on our own premises and na4
in the
Natural Mineral Water
Unsurpassed in the treatment of
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
ii i ii Jiium imii otm jjui
m
Heart Stomach ICidney and Lire
Diseases
Moderate Chtrgei Addttii
DR 0 W EVERETT Wgr Lincoln Irt
THE TRIBUNE 1 YEAR
ELEPH0NE TALKS
No 3
THE TELEPHONE VOICE
Most people in using the telephone talk unnecessarily loud
Telephone diaphragms are constructed for ordinary modula
tions of voice and to talk otherwise hinders transmission
Speak in a distinct slow and even tone with your lips
about one inch from the mouth piece talking directly into
the transmitter
In making a call the figures of a telephone number should
be separated and one number given at a time For exam
ple for Black 140 say Black one-four-oh
Transmission is often impeded by the use of extra mouth
pieces ear cushions and other unauthorized attachments to
telephones Every necessary appliance is supplied by the
company and subscribers must refrain from the use of oth
er apparatus
Nebraska Telephone Company
CHAS W KELLEY McCook Manager
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BULLARD LUMBER CO
SELLS
THE
BEST
Lumber and Coal
BULLARD LUMBER CO
Phone No i
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THE McCOOK TRIBUNE
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McCook Chautauqua June 22 29
Chautauqua starts June 22nd and
lasts for a week same as it did last
year
But its a new Chautauqua this
year Everything is different The
whole program is changed enlarged
and made better
And so a great deal is promised
We got a letter this week from the
Redpath people who with the coop
eration of the local committee are
planning the program and arrange
ments
Heres what they say
You may begin right now planning
for that Chautauqua Plan for the
biggest week of the year
We are grouping a great strong
array of fine high class Chautauqua
talent to send to your town for a
week of hot weather enjoyment
Dont talk about a vacation off
seme pace Talk vacation at home
Chautauqua week
Its worth more than the incon
venience of being away from home
THE PROGRAM FOR BOTH DAYS
teries of the city to decorate the
graves of departed soldiers etc
All persons are requested to bring
their flowers for the decoration of
the graves to Morris hall not later
30th i
Invitation is cordially extended to
all civic societies orders etc to
meet with the committees and march
to the cemeteries to engage in the
decoration of the graves
The procession to
A Lively Runaway
A splendid blacky team owned by
Walter Hickling ran away down
Main avenue Monday noon The
horses were attached to a farm wag
on with a hayrack on it At Main
and West B the horses ran up onto
the sidewalk and the pole of the
wagon smashed the corner basement
window of the Franklin- building and
damaged the frame some A bicycle
in front of the window was badly
damaged The horses and Mr Hick
ling escaped injury The wagon pole
was broken but otherwise there was
no damage to vehicle
Subscrlbe for the Tribune
Weve been studying Chautauqua
demands for six years and we believe
we have this summer just what you
want See if its not so
Heres some of it
Francis J Heney San Francisco
Graft Prosecutor
Ferrantes Royal Italian Guards
Band
Father P J MacCorry Eminent
Paulist
H Ruth ven MacDonald Canadian
Baritone and company
Mrs A C Zehner Character De
lineator
Boston Lyrics
Allan A Tanner Lecturer on La
bor Problems
Hattie Rood Grace Company
Sylvester A Long
Killarney Ladies Orchestra
Brush Magician
Geo D Alden
Singers and Players
company
jjincoln McConnell
And a special Junior Chautauqua
with no such entertainment plannel for every child with the boys and
for you girls form of entertainment
TRAIN HAS LUCKY ESCAPE
Memorial Sunday May 28 and Observation Car On 13 Leaves
oration Day May 30th Track Near Robb
Union Memorial services will be Last Friday the rear trucks cm No
held in the Methodist church at 1113s observation car left the track
a m Sunday May 28th All min
isters and their congregations in the
city are requested to be present and
participate in these services All
members of the G A R of the
Ladies of the G A R Spanish-American
and ex Confederate soldiers are
requested to meet at Morris hall on
about two miles west of Robb the
rear end of the car rolling over into
the ditch but still being attached to
the rest of the train No one was
severely or seriously hurt and the
observation car being of steel con
struction was but little damaged
Both passenger and freight traffic
Main avenue at 10 oclock a m to however were delayed for several
march in organizations to the church I hours
Sermon will be delivered by Com- J Engineer Viersen was pulling the
rade Rev D L McBride who will I train and noting a peculiar hollow
be assisted by the other pastors of sound as the engine passed over the
Decoration Day
Decoration Day
I Tuesday morning May 30th the
decorating committees from the G
A R and from the Ladies of the G
A R will meet at Morris hall at
turned on the urer Chas A
X
OUR BASE BALL PROSPECTS
Several Towns Have Indicated They
Will Arrange for Games
Prospects are growing for a sea
son of base ball here Those having
the matter in hand report that they
can now make dates with Cambridge
Minden Holbrook Holdrege Arapa
hoe Beaver City Indianola Frank
lin Academy
The Sioux Indians from Tulsa Ok
lahoma will go through McCook on
their way cast from their western
tour
The Portland Ore Military Acad
emy team wlil pass through our city
on their way west hence will be
available for a game
There are other teams that the lo
cals can no doubt arrange games witl
shareholders some of whom
held stock in both companies and
emergency air bringing the train to ent Delbert Hankin Victoria The
a stop within a few car lengths not
withstanding the train was moving
at a forty -mile-an-hour gait This pre
caution doubtless minimized the re
sults of the ficcident
Section men were at work on the
930 oclock to proceed to the ceme j tlack al Place of the
The vrivker was sent out from
ilcCcck pick up the car and clear
the track
Two tkeores have been advanced
as to the vuse of the accident -rail
than 9 oclock in the morning of the I imu i Ui wu
many ties in track repairing
At all events it was a most for
tunate accident for all concerned
Yield to Increased Cost
the G A R and ex Confederate year as practically all the other pa
diers will meet at Morris hall to I pers of cur class in the state have
march in a body to the Temple the- j already done
atre where the exercises of the day After July 1 1311 the subscrip
w ill be held commencing at 2 oclock j tion rate of the Holdrege Progress
p in
All the societies and orders of the
city and the people generally are
urged to come and participate in this
service
Song America Audience
Reading of Orders Adjutant Yarg
er
Invocation Rev McBride
Reports of Decorating Committees
Music
Reading of Lincolns Gettysburg Ad
dress F M Kimmell
Address of the Day Rev L E
Lewis
Music
Address to the Unknown Dead
Mrs W G Dutton
Benediction Rev R T Bayne
The earnest cooperation of all is
hoped for in the proper andappro
priate observance of this day
By Order of Committee
and the Holdrege Citizen will be
150 per year payable in advance
This date for the change is selected
because it comes at a time when
very few subscriptions are expiring
We are also allowing plenty of time
for those who wish to renew their
subscriptions at the present rates
McCook H S Girls Glee Club
Tuesday evening one of the best
musical entertainments that has ever
been given in Trenton was rendered
by the Girls Glee Club of McCook
high school These girls are certain
ly deserving of the highest praise A
large and appreciative audience was
in attendance and everyone expressed
themselves as being highly pleased
with the entertainment
The Trenton school wishes to thanfc
them for this program which was giv
en for the benefit of our debating
team About 20 was cleared and
will be used to pay the expenses of
cur delegation to Lincoln to attend
the state debating contest Trenton
Register
Foley Kidney Pills take hold of
your system and help you to rid your
self of your dragging backache dull
headache nervousness impaired eye
sight and of all the ills resulting fror
the impaired action of your kidneys
and bladder Remember it is Foley
Kidney Pills that do this A Mc
MiUer
All grades of Oxford flour and
each sack guaranteed at the McCook
Flour and Feed Store
I
directors are The officers with H
M Cochrane C T Moore and W T
Coleman Seattle and E B Cadwell
and W L Carpenter Detroit Of
ficers of the Michigan Puget Sound
Company President Dudley E Walt
ers vice president E B Cadwell
general manager W H Moore Vic
toria secretary O B Taylor De
troit general manager and superin
tendent Delbert Hankin Victoria-
Western Lumberman
The Tribune learns incidentally
that Jack gets the innocent little
stipend of 20000 per for doing the
managerial stunt
If yon feel you warn o be showr
The Holdrege weekly newspaper- T1 hf Tetter of quality go to the
the cemetery have both yielded to the in vitab McCook Flour and Feed Store
will form on Main avenue in front and announce an advance in their
n rrc nT nn nrnTrirn
of Morris hall and march to River- subscription rates BEGGS BLOOD PuRIFiER
view cemetery escorted by Company By studying the increasing cost CURES and Purifies the Blood
M Nebraska National Guards and in the making of newspapers we hav
drum corps found that we cannot afford to isell i
The ritualistic services of the G our papers at the subscription ratas
A It and of Ladies of the G A R we are now charging As it is con-
will be held in Riverview cemetery at trary to business principle and bus- J
1030 in the morning i iness precedent to sell ones goods j
AU lOU UltJ U1U BUIU1CIO JUUUiou l i v tv m uil v
marines sons of veterans soldiers of have decided to place subscription
th Spanish American war Ladies of prices of our papers at 150 per
Via Denver
Via Portland
Seattle
5000
6000
kh
THURSDAY MAY 18 1911
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filing
have been made in the county clerks
office since our last report
Thomas E McCarl et ux to
Anna R Scott wd Pt ne
3-3-29 2900 00
E H Doan et ux to Louie M
Hotchkin wd 7-8-9 in 26
1st McCook - 18000 00
Paul S Seeley single to
James W McClung qcd se
M 22 e neVi 1 00
Hiram C Rider et ux to
H C Shepherd wd 10 in
5 Riverview cemetery 3000
J L Townley et ux to Ham
burg Cemetery Assn wd
Pt wi swi 11-1-27 1 00
United States to Louis F
Fauss patent 2-3-4 in 19-2-30
and set se 24-2-31
V Franklin et ux to John L
Rice wd 1 in 15 2nd Mc-
Lumber Companies Merge Cook 400 00
At Grand Rapids Mich recent- J W Wentz et ux to Chas
ly there was consummated an import- A Leach wd to 5 in 3
ant lumber merger of interest to West McCook 1 00
British Columbians the concerns in- James S Doyle to William
volved being the Michigan Pacific Binkley wd to pt seli 31-
and the Michigan Puget Sound 4 28 25 00
ber companies The former com- James T Gragg et ux to
pany h Il 32000 acres of timber J F Clark wd to pt se
prircJnaly on the mainland and has V 31-4-28
bsen capitalized at 1500000 the James F Clark et ux to W
latter company controlled 22000 acres Grant Clark qcd to e1
en Vancouver Island with a modern I mv4 1 2 in 31-4-28 W OL
raw mill and sash and door factory J L Townley et ux to Ham
at Victoria The advisability of a burg Cemetery Assn wd
merger of interests had been discuss- Pt w sw 11-2-27
ed for some time between the lead- Hiram C Rider et ux to H C
ins
8 00
at a joint meeting on the above date Paul S Seeley single to Jas
the proposed consolidation was car- j W McClung qcd se 22 and
ried into effect Hereafter the two EJ ne4 21-3-26 100
companies will be operated as one Lincoln Land Co to G Chas
the executive head being J H Moore
of Victoria who is appointed vice
president and general manager
The officers of the two corpora
tions as formerly constituted were
Michigan Pacific Company president
C W Liken Sebewaing Mich vice i
president and general manager J H
the city There will be appropriate track at this place he looked back Moore Victoria secretary W J Mc
music A collection will be taken over his train and observing the cars Knight Grand Rapids Mich
to assist in defraying expenses of rolling irregularly pneips superintend
Shepherd wd 9 and 10 in 5
Riverview Cemetery
1 00
1 00
30 00
Fahrenbruck wd 3 in 2 7th
McCook 225 00
Ed Steuber et ux to Ora Ask
ey wd 4 and 5 in 7 1st
Add to So McCook 35 00
CL
Heating Plumbing
MiddletonRuby
Are prepared to fur
nish estimates on
short notice They
keep a complete line
of Bath Tubs La
vatories Sinks and
other plumbing mater
ial including a good
line of lawn hose and
sprinklers
Phone No 182 - McCook Nebr
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Go via Scenic Colorado Salt Lake return Shasta Route
via Portland Seattle Yellowstone Park Gardiner en
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Going to Seattle direct through Billings or via Denver
and Billings Shasta Route through California Yellow
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This is the general excursion rate basis to California
Portland and Seattle on certain dates in June and
July 1500 higher via Shasta Route
This is the general excursion rate basis to California
certain dates in May and daily June to September
Also to Portland Seattle on certain dates in May and
daily June to September 15 higher via Shasta Route
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General Passenger Agent
Omaha Nebraska
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DIRECTORS
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