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BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
East Depart Central Time
No 6 1130 P M
16 500 A M
2 550 A M
12 635 A M
14 920 P M
10 505 P M
West Depart Mountain Time
No 1 1220 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arrive 830 p m
13 930 A M
15 1230 A M
0 625 A M
Imperial Line Mountain Time
No 176 arrives 330 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
Sleening dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or -write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS NOTES
J T McMurray is a new
brakeman
Engine 326 is in the back
shop for repairs
Guy E Cawallader is ia new
brakeman this week
Engine 143 is now ready to
go out into the service
Fireman J E Kelso is off
duty with a sprained back
Mrs W O Norman Avent to
Lincoln Saturday night on a vis
it
Fireman E J Cottingham
was off duty Friday and on the
sick list-
Engine 17G5 is receiving re
jvIjs converting her into a hay
burner
Engines 106G and 3752 In v
received vjd and bvsses repairs
this week
Brakeman Joe Aanell went
down to Orleans on a visit to rel
atives Sunday
Mrs E II AVooldridge is
visiting in Benkelman going Tip
on Wednesday
Brakeman F J Happy
Huston was a Lincoln passenger
Tuesday night on a visit
Brakeman S L Jennings sus
tained a fractured arm at St
Francis Kansas Tuesday
Brakeman II E Hinshaw
returned to work yesterday af
ter a short layoff hunting
John Madron of the repair
track has been transferred to the
carpenter force under Rolfe
J M Matteson has been
transferred -to Denver where the
family will in time join him
Mrs C Bunstock went down
to Oxford on 14 last Saturday
night on a visit to relatives
Brakeman R M Simmonds
was laid up for a trip with the
grip but is back at work again
The steam pipe gang is here
doing some piping in the round
house preparatory fto winter heat
ing
Brakeman A M Overleese
lias become worse and has been
returned to the asylum at Hast
ings
Switchman E A Savage
Avho has been off duty with a
sore neck has returned to work
again
Engineer G W Perkins is
having aswelltime Avith a jaw
AAiiich keeps him off duty tempor
arily
Mrs Carrie Ellison is spend
ing a feAv days in Atwood Kan
sas going doAvn there on Wed
nesday
SAAitchman J S Varvole and
wife Avere passengers for Palis
ade Wednesday morning on a
short visit
Brakeman W Darve Burneti
Iijio Tfttnrnod to work after being
off duty since the Indianola
wreck last May
Brakeman B O Dickey aviH
leave this evening for Oberlin
Kansas and upon his return Avill
be accompanied by a bride
An office lias been built for
the round ihouse foreman and the
boiler gang foreman at a con
venient location in the shop
Conductor G L Burney re--turned
home yesterdaj from
Stratton A here he has been hunt
ing for a few days and returned
to work
Brakeman W Baker arrived
Borne Tuesday night on 3 from
Lincoln Mrs Baker is in a hos
pital there but is better and im
proving
Brakeman O Kunkle return
ed Tuesday from hunting at Ar
apahoe and went on up to Strat
ton to spend a short time insim
alar pursuit going from there on
to Denver he wall resume
work
Brakeman O McDonnell slip
ped in the yard at Roggen Colo
rado one day last week and had
one leg cut off by the wheels of
the cars wJiach ran over him He
was taken to the hospital in Den
ver where it was necessary to
1emove the other leg which liiad
been badly lacerated and mashed
also
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ADDITIONAL RAILROAD
II W Wyrnan is on the sick
list the grippe
Mrs John Huff Avent doAvn
to Lincoln on 10 Tuesday
Brass and rod work is being
given the 2842 this week
Ties are being laid for the
neAv yaitt trade to tne new ice
house
Super heating apparatus is
being installed in the 1940 thisi
AAeek
A band AA as placed around a
cracked cylinder on the 2921 tliis
week
Mrs T E Lunberry AA as a
Denver passenger on No 3 Wed
nesday
Mr and Mrs Fred Billings
left today for Boulder Colorado
on a Aisit
Repairs and painting have
been given tanks of the 2842 and
1963 this week
Ed Purdy and Avife are visit
ing in Grand Island leaA ing for
there on Tuesday
E L Sullivan and T II Al
len jaunted doAA n to Red Cloud
on No 16 this morning
W II BroAvn arrived home
on No 5 Tuesday from Alabama
AAiiere he has installed tAvo of the
boys on a farm
Engineer J C Marshall is
about again after an experience
Aviith awphyxdution of a rather un
pleasant nature
Engine 1963 Avhicii has been
in the shop for extensive better
ments and repairs is ready to go
out cf the shop today
The neAv ice house is rapidly
assuming form and dimensions
It Avill make a fine addition to
the storage capacity at McCook
Engineer F W BosAvorth
took a few dajs off and has
has gone to Demer to arrange
for the transfer of the family
here
Todays No 13 carried the
private car of F M Wshittaker
A iee president of the C O The
yallercar looks strange to Bur
lington eyes
Trains 16 and 2 Avere delayed
over tAvo hours Tuesday morning
by an accident to No 16 s engine
AAiiich cast a tire or tAvo do
ing some damage to a sAvitch
Mrs Jack Barker came down
from Denver on No 10 Wednes
day enroute to Orleans to visit
her husband AAiio as a conductor
on the St Francis branch
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Pure Gold flour from Avinter
Aiieat at Magners
Quality and price courtesy and
promptness in delivery are mak
ing for success at the McCook
Flour and Feed Store
The lecture by the Rt Rev J
Henry Tihen bishop of Lincoln
in the Temple theatre on next
Tuesday evening will be free
The bishop is an eloquent speaker
of fine presence and address and
an inspiring treat is assured all
Avho may go to hear him
Fatlier William Murphy of Se
Avard Avas killed in an automobile
accident Wednesday Funeral
AA ill be from St Theresa s pro-cathedral
Lincoln Friday morning
at 10 oclock Sermon by Bishop
Tihen It is announced that prac
tically every priest in the Lin
coln district Avill attend Father
Murphy A as one of the best
knoAAn priests in Nebraska He
Aas G5 years old
Engraved Cards
Orders for engraved cards will re
ceivfc prompt and satisfactory atten
tion at The Tribune office Cards
and invitations also printed tasteful
ly Call and see samples and we
will quote you prices Satisfaction
guaranteed
The implicit confidence that many
people havle in Chamberlains Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in the
use of that remedy and their know
ledge of the many remarkable cures
of colic diarrhoea and dysentery
that it has effected For sale by all
dealers
A specialty of typewriter supplies at
The Tribune Shop Papers of all
weights sizes and qualities Ribbons
for every machine carbon papers
manuscript covers etc All kept in
stock
JENNINGS HUGHES CO
Plumbing Heating
and Gas Fitting
Phone 33
Estimates furnished freeBasement
Postoffice building
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES and Purifies the Blood
PERSONAL MENTION
L Morse of Benkelman Avas in
toAvn Tuesday on a matter of
business
II YV Keyes came up from In
dianola Wednesday morning on
business
George W Burt brought the re
turns up from Indianola yester
day morning
E A Sexson came up from
Red WilloAV yesterday to learn
the AA hole truth and it Avas chil
ly enough
Mrs Will Raine is expecting
her mother to arrive from Wis
consin soon to spend the winter
Avith her
Sam Premer of the old guard
in the east end was in toAAn
Avith the returns from North Val
ley yesterday morning
Mrs Maude Abrahamson cous
in of Mrs J I Lee left Tuesday
on No 1 for her home in
after a Aisit of several Aveeks
meeting of the State Beard of
Pharmacy of Avhich he is a mem
ber haAing been recently chos
en to that position of distinction
among pharmacists of the state
A G Bixler instructor in ato
cal music Avas in McCook last
eArening en route to Cambridge
in the line of his Avork He pro
duced Queen Esther in Mc
Cook about 25 years since He
may decide to return here in not
distant future
In the State
The Omaha Bee says A clean
sweep of the state by the republi
can ticket is indicated by the re
turns in the election of supreme
judges and regents of the uniAer
sity The vote on railway com
missioner is close and Hall re
publican in nineteen counties is
running behind Harman
The Lincoln Journal says On
railway commissioner Hall in 22
counties has gained OAer Clarkes
Aofe of a year ago about 5200
votes He is 2500 A otcs ahead of
Harman with m ore than one
third of the entire Aote of the
state reported In these counties
Hay den a year ago Avas 3000 in
the Kid of Clarke and the latter
Avon out by 3200 votes This
Avould make it appear that the
remainder of the state ou commas
sioner AAill sIioav increased Repub
lican gains for Hall
In the Nation
Returns in are rather favorable
to the Democrats and Socialist
gains are marked features Al
though some Republican gains
haAo been made in eastern states
and in decided reduction of Dem
ocratic majorities of last year
Official on State
For supreme judges
Ilamer Rep S09
Letton Rep j S38
Rose Rep 833
Dean Dem 843
Oldham Dem 751
Stark Dem 761
For regents of university
Ilaller Rep S52
Lyford Hep 804
Knapp Dem 7S1
Miller Dem 760
For Raihvay commissioner
Hall Rep 764
Harman Dem 938
For judge 14th district
Perry Rep 1036
Harper Dem 782
Official on Superintendent
Miss McDonnell Democrat 983
Miss Bettcher Republican 929
Miss McDonnells majority 54
Notice for Bids
Sealed bids Avill be received at
Mrs Rufus B Carlton left on the office of the clerk of the City
9 Tuesday morning for her home of McCook Nebraska until 8
in Sacramento Calif after a oclock p m November 13th
it of several weeks here with the j 1911 and opened immediately
home folks j thereafter for contract to furnish
Miss Elizabeth Bettcher eoim the said city the following the
ty superintendent Avent in to st of AAiiich has been estimated
Omaha Tuesday night to attend by the city engineer at not to ex
the sessions of the Nebraska ceed 1200
Teachers association j One 100 horse power boiler
Sup t W T Davis is spending1 working pressure 150 pounds
part of the week in Omaha at- smoke stack 50 feet high and 32
tending the sessions of the state inches in diameter full iron
teachers association He went Front rocking grates all braces
in on Xo 10 Tucsdav uisrht i rods etc necessary for the com-
Mis s Fester sister of Mrs S plete installation of said boiler in J
E Harvcv left on 14 Tuesdav the pumping station of the Avater
night ion- St Joseplu Mo to be J works system of said city g
absent a Aveek or longer on a er with all material labor and jj
visit and in attendance upon the j other expense whatsoever
nuptial event of a relative Isary to complete installation of
L W McConnell spent part of same in working condition there- j
the Aveek in Omaha attending the in-
The right is reserved to reject
anAr and all bids
L C STOLL City Clerk
Seal
We can do your JOB
PRINTING of every
description
as possible Here is a
opinion
SHOE STORE
SHOES FOR EVERYBODY
Phone
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New styles arriving
each week We keep
the new upto date
styles that are shown
in the large cities
THE MODEL
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New
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Cards Billheads Circulars Auc
tion and Show Bills Pamphlets
Law Blanks Briefs Blank Books
Labels at Reasonable Prices
When you have a bad cold you
want the best medicine obtainable
so as to cure it wun as iiue ueiaj
Coush Remedy for fifteen years
says Enos Lollar of Saratoga Ind
and consider it the best on the mar
ket For sale by all druggists
BEGGS7 BL00B PURIFIER
CURES and Purifies th Blood
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INDIANOLA
Mrs Jones Arho has been spend
ing the summer AAith her daugh
ter Mrs Walt Martin returned
to her home in Salem Thursday
morning
Four of the school marms have
concluded to rent a house and
try the pleasures of home cook
ing vor housekeeping
County Superintendent Miss
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Styles
Your style is Avhat counts when
choosing clothes for yourself
Wear what is becoming to you
Emphasize your personality by
wearing clothes that express yourself
Just such clothes you will find here
A Lot
of coats Just received Novelty Cloth
Coats Black Broadcloth and Kersey
Coats Polo Coats and coats with sail
or collas Childrens Coats i iI
kinds
ew uressei
of Peau de Cygne Messaline Black
Velvet and Challie Serges in all col
ors aid black
ew
of all the novelties in Cordurov
Voiles etc
Visit this store and be convinced of
ovr efficiency to fit you with Avinter
apparel
I have sold Qhamberlaans j J i 1UCKeit ana in o ueiu j
ing are uenver Aisitors tins avcck j
Miss Edith Pearl Allen Alice
ToAvnley and iGrladys McCcol
spent Wednesday at the coun
ty seat
Mrs Arcliie McNeil is A isiting
relatives at McCook this week
School closed a feAv days last
Aveek in district 13 on account of
chickenpox
Mrs Kate Anderson and cliil
dren arrived home on 13 this
Tuesday morning from a risit at
her fathers
Election aavis a Arery quiet af
fair almost still enough for Sun
day
May Teel s young friends spent
Tuesday evening AA itJi her and
Charlotte King entertained her
friends the same eAening
The Star society of the liigh
school entertained the Optimist
society Friday evening at the
home of Lovie Smith
Read The Tinibune 1 a year
Commercial Hotel Bldg
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RED WILLOW
Mrs Cramer spent the first o
I the Aveek Avith her daughter Mrs
LeAAis Elmer
Mr Elmer Mr and Mrs Loag
necker LeAvis Elmer and family
and Mrs Paul Smith and
ren ate a hirthday dinner ai
Louis Longneekers a surprise os
Louis
Mr and Mrs Charley Broon
muener visixeu scnooi in ii j t - i
ola and school closed one day lastmeis on Weunesday
Wt ii i i Frank McNeil has moved cm
Halloween was spent rather Lle
R c Smith lac
liuuujr jiuie nuL iiiuwi iuioiiS upt XTn Sftlinnl ll f
1 teacher had not recovered frors
ju s uiai K enxci taaneu Jier rtl 4oii ii
druggists pils halloAveen evemng t
Eeal Estate Filings
The folloAAing real estate filings
have been made in the county
clerks office since our last re
port
Adam Fritz et ux to Adam
Fritz Jr Avd to ne qr 27-
2 27 3209
L M Higgins to Charles E
Walker sd Blk 4 1 2 3
4 7 8 5 6 in 14 and 9
10 11 12 in 7 Indianola
Charles E Walker to 1st
National Bk Ft Morgan
Avd same as above X
J A Streff to Josef Ka valec
AA d pt se qr ne qr 12-3-28 550
Bessie L Arbogast to Edward
E Smith Avd 11 to 16 inc F -
Esther Park 15G3
Daniel L Tdrrill et ux to
John F Miller wd 5 in
3 2nd McCook 1808
Josepli Gr Sehobel et ux to
Peter Miesen wd 2 in 4
1st McCook 803 -
PICTURES OF MEN
Our pictures of men look like men They
shoAV the force energy character of the sitter
They are portraits that really tell something of
the men portrayed
Telephone Black 428 for a Sitting now
The Ellingson Studio Co
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