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THIRTIETH YEAR
Work to Start in Spring
Work Avill be started m the
spring on the projected 25000
000 railroad passenger station at
Chicago 111 for the roads now
using the antiquated Union sta
tion in Canal street According
to Darius Miller president of the
Burlington road the station will
be erected and operated by the
Union Depot Company as a hold
ing corporation for the roads
which will use the terminal The
roads entering Pittsburgh wliich
will use the station are the Pitts
burgh Fort WajTie Chicago
and the Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Chicago St Louis
Each road is to own a fifth in
terest instead of being a tenant
of the Pennsylvania system as al
present A rough estimate pro
vides 14000000 for the land 5
Meat Market Closed
The Edwards Bros meat mar
ket closed first of the week and
m case of a wind storm when
there is a fire
Beware the Cops
Complaints have been filed with
the city police against those who
make a habit of liding bicycles
on sidewalks and orders have
been issued to deal according to
ordinances with such offenders
There is a fine for riding on the
iidowilks of the eii1 and offend
ers will do well to quit this habit
Play Trenton Saturday
A team from the McCook A O
U W will play the TrentonA O
U W team in Trenton Satur
day
Seed Wheat For Sale
No 2 Red Turkey wheat for
sale Updike Grain Co Phone
169
Get our rates on farm loans
DORWART BARGER
Kodaks and kodak supplies
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE At a bargain a
splendid piano Half down and
balance in monthly payments See
The Tribune for particulars
A seven room modern home in
South Denver owner wishes to
trade for small modern home in
McCook For particulars address
editor this paper
FOR RENT 4 room cottage
on 6th st E Inquire of Jl S
Miller 301 6th st E Phone black
376
FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping In
quire at Drews furniture store
222 west B street
WANTED Pupils on piano and or
gan beginners preferred Terms 50c
per lesson Susie McBride phone
black 4G4
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Examinations for Certificates
Examinations shall be held oi
the third Friday and following
Saturday of each of the months
of November January March
and May and on the third Fri
day and the following Saturday
of other montlis upon the special
request of five or more county
superintendents provided such re
quest is made at least thirty days
in advance There shall be one
special examination on the last
Thursday and the following Fri
day of July each year Other
special dates may be fixed by
the state superintendent State
Dept Complete Rules 1911
The attention of those interest
ed is called to this new ruling of
the state department as to the
holding of examinations for teach
ers certificates Following this
illrffiook
000000 to 6000000 for the build Probably there will be no
ing and 5000000 for track alter
ations and subways Electricity
will probably be the motive pow
er used to haul trains in and out
of the station The trainsheds
are to be of sufficient length to
accommodate 15 car trains
nations held in Red Willow coun
ty until November 17 18 1911
The schools of Red Willow
ounty are supplied with teach
ers and have several teachers
holding good grade certificate
without schools The grade of
certification is rising and this
year is much better than that of
the previous year No emergen
cies or permits are needed while
the proprietors have left the city many of the beginners holding
We understand they leave a num third grade certificates have
ber of local creditors j been working in school this sum-
Part of their goods have been mer Ten perhaps more of the
taken possession of by a local ones on the list of 1910 1911 of
bank wliich held a chattel teachers are attending some high
gage The small residue of theer schools this vear three have
goods in the market have been entered training schools for
seized under attachment for the
benefit of some unprotected cred
itors
It is stated too that some
checks were issued against a de l
pleted bank account hence these
persons are still unindemnified
The partners are said to have
left the city Monday nighfe
- COMMUNICATED
We hear some people say why
do they pay the volunteer fire
men so much why don t they cut
down expenses Say how many
would get out of bed at night
run half a mile in a snow storm
for less than 2 or even for that
and run the risk of getting hurt
and fight fires to save thetown
And how many times do they run
for notliing when there is a false
alarm Where does the fun com
m They sure- earn all they get
Just see what they sare the town
es a few have better positions
elsewhere while others are work
ing in better positions in our
own county
A good certificate is only one
requisite of a good teacher but
with that beginning other things
being equal we should have man
rxtfellent teachers this rear The
Lhiiajiywa QpsivtioiJ -of
andteachers is needed to
make a good school The school
needs you Will you help
In the hope that you will T am
very truly yours
ELIZABETH BETTCIIER
McCook Neb Sept 6 1911
v Advertised List
The following letters and cards
remain uncalled for at the post
office
Letters
Adams Mr J L Baker W
Loyal D esvoign Mr Ralph
Ediy Mrs Goodwin Mr Walt
Husband J R Kimmel Mrs O
A Martin R W Pitkin Ed
ward F
Cards
Barbec Master Roland G Brad
ley Miss Mary Dotty Miss E
Lugar Miss Flossi e Minnick
Miss Sallies Median Mr John
Perkins Mrs and Mr -Tim Peck
ham Mr Geore Scott Mrs
John Whitted Mr Arthur
When callin for these pleas
say they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
Walter Plays Checkers
Walter M Ellis was here Sat
urday talking up a Woodman
play The date has however
been postponed indefinitely
While here Walter showed Dick
Osborn how to play checkers
Money to Loan on Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing
store
For special on sauer kraut by
the gallon see Magner
You will find them fresh
clean at Magner s grocery
and
Picture framing
WOODWORTH Druggist
There will be a regular meeting
of the Order of the Eastern Star
Friday evening of this week
Everything in drugs and medi
cines
WOODWORTH Druggist
Hubers coffee cannot be beat
Coffee from 15 cents to 35 cents
and Wedding Breakfast heads
the list
Nyals Hirsutone for the
scalp cures dandruff makes the
hair soft and glossy and stimu
lates1 its growth Buy Hirsu
tone and be pleased with the
result 50c per battle
WOODWORTH Druggist
Thursday Evening Edition
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
V Franklin went up to Benkel
man yesterday on business
Mrs J G Stokes entertained
the embroidery club Tuesday af
ternoon
Norman Silvers and family are
down from the claim near Wray
on a visit
G E Thompson arrived home
this morning from his business
trip east
J R MeCarl who has been
east on a business visit arrived
home last night
F L Wolff returned yesterday
morning from attending district
court at Holdrege
Rodburn Simmons returned on
Wednesday noon from liis trip
to Omaha and Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lowley
left Sunday for Lincoln in their
car to see the state fair
II L Kennedy spent yester
day in the city on his way to Om
aha from a business trip out west
Mr and Mrs A P Ely arid hei
mother Mrs Smith returned to
their Red Cloud home Tuesday
night
Perry Catheart went down to
Lincoln Tuedsay night to enjoy
the closing days of the great
state fair
Mr and Mrs F E Smith are
spending a few days in Stratton
while F E is off dutv with a
sprained ankle
Miss Elizabeth Bettcher coun
ty superintendent goes down to
Lincoln th is evening on educa
tional department business
O J Ryan followed the crowd
to the state fair Wednesday eve
ninr He will vivt in Omaha
with the son before returning
Miss Grace Weybright went
down on No 12 Thursday morn
ing to Red Willow where she
will Aisit the Helms briefly
Mr- anJ Xrs Williain JSuiitlL
drove down from Stratton Sun
day in their car to spend Labor
Day here and to visit his broth
er F E Smith
Miss Winnie A Deigh of Ok
lahoma City arrived in the city
last evening on 10 and Is a guest
of Mrs J W Ridenour Miss
Deigh lias been visiting in Den
ver and is en route home to Ok
lahoma
Mrs Fred and Miss
Lela of Enid Oklahoma who
have been visiting Mrs I L Rod
strom were obliged to cut short
their visit and leave Wednesday
night for the bedside of Mrs Pitt
mans mother who is seriously
ill
ilrs D F Ilostetter and daugl
ter Miss Flo Ilostetter departed
yesterday on a western visit of
several weeks which will include
a visit to Seattle Wash Port
land Oregon and other Pacific
coast points Returning to Idaho
Miss Flo will assume her position
in the music department of the
state university a most desirable
place
Otir IPiani
Ir Abloom
With lhe Freest Flowers of the Printing
Art It Is a Complete Up to Date Print
ing Plant Ready to Do Your Commercial
Printing Attractively Your Law Printing
Accurately Your Social Printing Artis
tically and AH Printing Expeditiously
Dont let an early cough hang
on It will make more serious
coughs come later Cure every
cough promptly with McConnells
Balsam Price 25 cents
McConnell for drugs
ON AUTOMOBILE ROUTE
Commercial Club Decides to Take
Space in Official Guide
At the meeting of the McCook
Commercial club Tuesday even
ing Mr Reed representing the
Iowa Publishing Co presented
the matter of the guide shortly tc
be issued by that company and
sought from McCook some public
ity in the guide
s After quite mature considera
tion the club decided to take a
page space in the guide and with
it 150 guides for distribution by
the club These people are the
official map and guide makers
for the Omaha Denver Trans-Continental
Route which runs thru
the South Platte country and con
sequently thru McCook Their
work is careful and detailed and
will be much in demand by auto
drivers Thirty thousand of these
guides will be issued and distrib
ted bj the company and by the
Automobile Association of Ameri
ca and individuals and towns
Messrs E S Howell and I L
LRodstrom were present in club
rooms and presented the idea
and purpose somewhat of the rail
rod men in their movement fn B
yencoui 3gc the city in the devel
opment of a city park at the wat
er works Th railroad boys have
raised several hundred dollars to
assist the eitv in the work and B
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are very anxious to see some ac
tion taken by the commercial clul
and by the city in this matter be
fore the season is too far advanc
ed
The commercial club has a com
mittee to cooperate with the rail
road men and they two with 4a
committee of the city council in
Heeidins upon a plan and course
to be persued in developing this
important enterprise Was decid
ed by the -two committees to meet
with the city council tliis after
noon go down to the grounds
look over the situation and be
gin if possible plans for the pro
posed park
The city has made a levy of
1400 for this work and this witl
the assistance offered by the rail
road men and others will make a
splendid beginning in developing
play and recreation ground for
th people of McCook
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filing
have been mad ein the county
clerks office since our last re
port
Samuel G Small et al to Wil
liam J Parli wd seVi 35-
3 2S 4800 00
D C Marsh et ux to Julia G
Yager wd Pt Blk 14 in
West McCook 675 00
Frank Coleman et ux to
Tolin M Went wd H in
6 Willow Grove
500 CO
Frank II Coleman et ux to
John M Wentz wd 10 in
6 Willow Grove 500 0
Geo B Wilson et ux to Mary
E Moers wd ne nw
V se4 U-2-20 3500 00
Near Million Mark
It is thought the pumping rec
ord September 6th of the city
Avater plant is the beet made foi
some timo Wednesday in 20
hours pumping S054C0 gallons of
Avator Avas delivered from il
pumping station
Just received a large shipment
of popular copyright books to
sell at 50c each Come look them
over
WOODWORTH Druggist
Air Sacs of Pigeons
The air sacs of the pigeon constitute
a system of interstices the value of
which lies in their absence of weight
and resistance
Flying is possible only to a body of
high mechanical efficiency divested of
all superflnous material The original
reptiles which by evolution became
birds were divested of superfluous ma
terial and the body spaces thus ob
tained were Ailed with air sacs The
body wall adapting itself to the me
chanial requirements became a hollow
cylinder serving as a support for tbe
organs of movement the mobility of
whose parts was assured by the sur
rounding air sacs The air cavities in
the bones of other birds are similarly
explained Harpers VVekly
A feAV hammocks left You can
get one cheap if you Avant it
WOODWORTH Druggist
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY JEVENING SEPTEMBER 7 18
SCHOOLS OPEN TUESDAY
The McCook public schools op
ened Tuesday with a full teach
er corps present and under most
favorable circumstances with an
outlook for successful year bright
and encouraging
The total enrollment upon the
opening is 900 45 more than up
on the opening last year The
enrollment in the high school is
125 or 32 more than last year
This is especially gratifying It
is confidently expected now that
the high school enrollment this
year will be the highest yet at
tained in the history of the city
schools
The assignment of teachers is
as follows
Central School
Sarah Ryan principal Eng
lish
Fred V Archer science and
athletics
Clara Thursbv Latin
Esther Bailey mathematics and
civics
Lena May Williams English
Mary Powers 8th A
Mabel Howard 8th B 7th A
Martha Abel 7th B 6th A
Georgetta Doelzell 6th A 6th
Louis Donisthorpe 1st B 2nd
East Ward
Laura McMillen principal 5th
Sallie Hawkins 5th B 5th A
Anna Hannan 4th
Christine Ilollister 3rd
Ella Caffrey 2nd -
PliOebe Wait 1st
Rector preparatory
West Ward
Jeannette Thorndyke
pal music supervisor
Amy Kautz 4th
Mattie Daugherty 3rd
Mabel Winters 2nd
Lillian Moorjrlsl
Margaret Dunlap preparatory
South School
May Douglass
Janitors
Central IIoavc Smith
East William Rankin
West C C Calvert
Notes
The state superintendent in per
son is expected out in a short
time to grant certificates to Mc
Cook teachers under the neAV
city certification laAA
Miss Lela French is clerk
in Supt Taylors office
Water Fund Satisfactory
Although considerable money
has been expended for repairs
and betterments on the AA ater
plant since its purchase by the
city it is gratifying to note that
f ter paying for these and for all
coal on hand salaries of employ
es etc more than one thousand
dollars remain in the AAater fund
nest including any of the 20000
n av on hand from sale of AAater
bonds This information may
calm any fears industriously pro
duced by som one Avho either
iiOAV not the facts or are dispos
ed to do a little knocking on gen
eral principles The present out
look is that the city AAater Avorks
VI11 bslf sustaininsr
Rooms for Rent
Suitable for office or livinj
rooms Inquire at
MeMTLLENS DRUG STORE
Our line of cold creams face
und hand lotions perfumes etc
comprises the specialties of the
best manufacturers in the Unit
ed States and Europe We inAite
your patronage
WOODWORTH Druggist
You AAill Avant to stop up those
holes in the AindoAAs before long
See us for glass and putfrv
WOODWORTH Druggist
Observe the date after your
name on The Tribune Notch it
up
Everything in drugs
nell
Dont Scold Your Wife
if she stands half tha forenoon talking
with her neighbors over the back
fence She is merelyigetting the news
Have the Home Paper sent to her
regularly and her hunger for news will
be satisfied Then shell have dinner
ready on time and your hunger will be
satisfied
NUMBER 30
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
Christian Science The subject
for next Sunday morning is
Substance
German Evan Lutheran East
6th St Services every Sunday
morning at 1030 oclock and
evening at 730 O R Richert
pastor
Congregational Morning ser
vice Sept 10 The Religious
Adventurer Evening From
the Prison to the Throne Third
sermon on the Life of Joseph W
aim to mate the evening service
bright and helpful nvith a short
sermon and special music as a
feature
Episcopal Choir rehearsals on
Wednesdays at 8 Guild meeting
on Thursdays as announced This
Thursday evening at 8 short
service and address by Rev Geo
L Freebern of the Bishops Fi
nancial Department to be follow
ed by a mens meeting at the rec
tory Friday 730 a m Holy
Communion Usual services next
Sunday at 11 and 8 oclock
Methodist Sunday Sept 10th
will be the last Sunday of this
conference year The pastor is
pleased to announce that in
many Avays there has been groAAtl
during the year and that he AAill
go to conference next AA eek not
Avith all reports as he Avould like
to have them but AAitli a glad
heart for the Avork that has been
done and that God has manifest
ed nimself as surely as He did
to our fathers The God of the
church of yesterday is the God
of the church today and he aaIio
Arill come to God today Avill knov
the truth of his abiding presence
The pastor AAill leaAe for confer
ence Tuesday morning Confer
ence Avill be held at Lexington
Xeb Bishop Warren presiding
There Avill be no services in our
church here Sept 17 as that is
conference Sunday The reular
services Avill be held the Sundav
folloAvin
DIVINE SCIENCE Health
class Tuesdays and Fridays at 10
a m Sunday school class Sim
day mornings at 11 oclock NeAv
Thought books and magazines for
sale Come and talk it over it
may be that Avhich you have been
seeking for You are cordially
invited to these meetings 123
D st Adv
MRS J M ROWE KILLED
Struck By a Freight Train
Cambridge Tuesday
At
Tuesday morning at about nine
oclock Mrs J M RaAAe an aged
lady of Cambridge Avas struck
by a fast through freight just
east of Cambridge depot and
hurled to her death
Mrs Roaav AAas one of the
earliest pioneers of that section
and her terrible death is a she
to the entire community
You dont need to Avoriy about
your hot AAater bottle or fountain
syringe if you bought it of us
We garantee them all
WOODWORTH Druggist
Little drug needs often become
very important ones If you
cant come to the store telephone
your AAants and AAe Avill deliver
L W MtCONNELL Druggist
Buy camera and photo supplies
of us and you always get fresh
goods
WOODWORTH Druggist
There is magic in the Avords
Advo They are the final
Avord in canned excellence And
Huber is the prophet
Smoke Wellerette cigars They
are always moist and justf right
WOODWORTH Druggist
Lily Patent Flour when once
used none other will satisfy you
School supplies
WOODWORTH Druggist
All the fresh fruits of the sea
son at Magner s
Tennis balls at Wo od worth s
McConnell fills prescriptions