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NEW LAND OPENED
Irrigated by the Government
BIG HORN BAMN
The Government will open for entry 6300 acres of choice irri
gated farm land at Powell Wyoming on April 22nd 1912 on the
ten payment plan without interest
The Government now allows graduated payments requiring
only a small part of the total during the first five years thereby
giving the settler a chance to improve his farm before paying very
much of the water charge
A NEW FOLDER telling all about this opening and containing a
map of the Shoshone Project showing lands filed on and lands to
be opened on April 22nd will be sent free upon request Dont
fail to get this If you preter a 320 acre Free Mondell homestead
send for our new Free Government Lands folder
Plen joisturo this year now is the time to get a farm Write today
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Immigration Agent
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Omaha Neb
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RAILROAD NEWS NOTES
Brakeman W D DanaoH is
duck Iran ting again
Brakemau E A Jensen has
traasienred to Hastings
Brakeman C E Edww dB
spcat Sunday in Iloldrege
Brakenian A Elders lias
transfenred to Republican
Brakeman II E Ilvnalmv
went down to Omaha Friday
Brakeman J A Clark is vis
iting his mother in Red Cloud
Brakeman N AY Rodstrom
was a Iloklregc pilgrim Satur
day
E n winter nod Mrs II W
Perkins were TrentGn visitors
Sunday
Brakeman L E Jagers lias
bet n transferred from Republican
to McCook
Brakanan C L Daivds was
a rreirtc n passenger on Xo V i
Satuiday
Buy your Flower Field and
Garden seeds at Marshs Flour
and Feed Store Ml 3t
Conductor Ilcnnam Ilegcnber
ger of Republican branch spent
Sunday h iv with bis family
Fheniasn and Mrs 0 LM
McClure went dowu to Franklin
Saturday night to visit relaitivris
Conductor and Mr William
IItigrnbcagr acrid children are
voting bis brother John in Ster
ling Cotorado
Engrsicer L S Ydraan is
having manorial placed -cm the
jrrcund for a laxge porch to Ms
r on 1st atreat oast
EngMHieer J AY Hasty and
brother Charles Hasty elf Arapa
hoe wore Tip the Imperial branch
Sait 111 day duck bunting
Conductor R J Ale ore of
Red CI cud spent Saturday in the
city n railroad business and to
briefly visit AlcCook relatives
Agcint Paul JioneE of
was down to cheer for
the Benkelman representative in
the d clamatory content Fniday
night
IT P AYaiite Co are agents
in AlcOook for Hughes Crescent
Cottage Taints Be sure tto see
them before buying material for
your spring painting
Trains from the catst are bad
ly dohyed and have been for
the past two or three days by
unprecedented floods in Eastern
X Vaska The bridge over the
Platte cast of Ashland being en
tirely cuvli Cif commission is the
mest FHiLcois drawback at present
and tr afros to be detoured
but in other points there are de
lays Rcd embarrassments to traf
fic maiding a situation in raiil
icadrng in Eastern Xebraska al
most without precedent in recent
years
A McMillsn Prescription Drug
gist
For Mackrel white Fash Salt
Salmon and Codfish come to
JMagners Phone 14
Vote for WdUiard A Prince
the Peoples Candidate for Con
gress Primaries April 19 1912
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
EngMeer j g Ingles is on the
sick list
Dr D F Smith of Bartley was in
town on business Tuesday
The fifth fruit train of the spryng
season wnt through Saturday morn
ing
E E Cotoer has beem transfer
ired from Denver and will fireout
of McCook
Engineers C E Wilson and A
E Jlitchell were Denver pilgrims
Thursday miight
Enigiiaeer and Mrs Wulliami Deere
were Hastings- passengers on Friday
night for a brief visit
iMr and Mrs Charles Hasty of
Araipahce came up on No 5 Friday
evening on a visOt to McCook rela
tives
Fireman O L House was taken
with ptomaine poisoning at Akron
Wednesday and was a pretty stek
man for a wliile
Mrs Jack Davis returned end of
week from her visit east and as
sumed her position in the Meliraaka
Telephone Co office at once
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GET THE
THE FIRST NATI
DANBUEY
3Iis Milo Ilarhaixgh arrived on
Wc ddCday from Oxford fct a
v3it with her parents Ir aid
Mrs J A McGuire
Mrs C W Kogsrs and
Marguelrite visited frcm Tues
day till Thursday at the LM M
Young home
Prof and Miss Alta
Morgani attended the teachers
m Mtkig at McCook Thursday and
Friday
W iC Shockbv s cz the sick
list
llallie Green arrived at home
iram near McCook cni Tuesday
Avhcre she Jid heen teichisng
ATr T P ArDmuilfl AfiriJ Not
tie Xaden Mrs Harvey Ander j
011 and Mrs Mary Morgan were I
Afiiririn visitors Thursday I
Adam Grass of IRatingg was
a business visitor Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Pieire MaeFee
and daughter Mary went ito Ob
erlln Wednesday for a visit
P B Garrett and M C Steph
ens of Lebanon were Danbnry
visiters Tuesday
Mr arjet Mrs D F Hupp of
Lebanon visited between trains
Thursday
zfrriv2m Pot--to plants
lvytXttZr Vii cdn walk Whi
GRANT
Leitner Brothers moved onto the
John Wescih iranch last Thursday
Miss Dora Greeniway closed a suc
cessful term of school in Dist 61
last Friday March 23th a six memths
term and returned to iher home in
1 Lebanon Neb Saturday
I E Peters and C J iPieters were
Traer Kansas business visitors
I Thursday
J H Wesch and J A Hoffman
were at McCook on business dn
District court Tuesday
Roy ALbracht was a Traer Kansas
caller Monday
Hany Ratilibun hauled a load of
potatoes from McCook for E F
Hawley the Traer Kans merchant
Monday
J H Wesch called on Peters broth
ers on foualness Jast Monday
August Wesch Sr is the most
honest and truthful man in Red Wil
low county Jolm H says thats what
he told him last Monday night
Wcseh brothers made a business
trip to Traer Kansas Thursday
Lorenz Leitner called on Jaccb
Wesch Monday
HABIT
Youns man it will pay you to pet the habit We mean the
saving habit The blinking habit will help you If jou are
starting out in lifo with only jour two hands to help ou the
dollar on deposit will be the best friend j ou will havo on the
side Start an account at the bank Dont check unless ihe
need is urgent Add to ir rather than draw it out You will
acquire a standing among the men who do things You will
in time have a fund to do something with jourself Get tlio
habit Start now The opening of a bank account may be
the turning point in your career Come and start with us no
matter how small Ask the successful man if this advice is
ood He knows See if ho deesnt tell you the same thing
Mrs Kate Ilethcoitie went diwn
to Lebanon on AVednceday fcr
visit
The bacitl will give aiway a verj
ncibly present at the concert or
Sajuday evening
Mrs Jas Long daughter of Mr
J TI ice departed for her iiome
in Ciliforna Thursday
Mr Morse traveling salesman
for tihie M liumley Co at Lincoln
was in town Friday
Is Eating Green Things
Charlie Jacobs writes us a few
lines from Long Beach California
where he arrived on starch 2rdi
Find quite a chanse frcm old iNjeb
raska Here flcwers i full blcom
oraniges and lemons being puked gar
den stuff ready for the table Took
dinner today with F D Burg2
folks Had green stuff from their own
garden unformd me they raised i
every month 01 the year
Thiis 3 a beautiful city of about
20000 and a floating population of
10000 to 2 5000 Three or four beau
tiful parks are worth ccmng thou
sands of miles to see in fact after
cae comes here his great a egret is
that he did not come sooner
Hopong this Cinds MoCook some
what wanner than when I left and
wishing success and prosperity to
all there I will cloa2 tliJs brief but
somewhat rambling letter
regard Vineyard leld
SOCsi SlSlIl Am even the hides of your cattle
and shtcp can be kept free from
pests vermin and disease cerms by means of
fceStandardSprag Tump
It will spray the taHcst tree in ycur
orchard ftovi the zrottvd
i Will spny jour vines and
ex fast as 3 ou
teuash poultry
ii lieuses disinfect the breeding
zJi pens and spray the livestock
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Q Solid brass crj Ihrht vreicht powerful durable
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McCOOK HARDWARE COMPANY
NO CAUSE TO DOUBT
A Statement of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee
We guarantee immediate and pos
itive relief to all sufferers from com
stipation In every case where our
inicdy fails to do this we will re
turn the money paid us for dt That
j a frraik statement of facts and we
want jcu tc substantiate them at
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Jicxall Orderlies are eaten just
like coidy are particularly prompt
aid agreeable in action may ho tak
en at any time day or night do
not cauio diarrhoea naussa griping
cxcesjjve looseness cr ether
able effects Tlhey have a Vsry mild i
but postitiive action upon the organs
v iitli which they come in contact I
apparently acting as a regulative ten-
ic upon the relaxed muscular coat
cf the bowel tilius averccmimQ wcak
iizza aad aidjng to rectore the bow
els to mcce vigorous and healtliy ac
tvjy i
RsxaJl OrderLLss are unsurpas
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able anu icr tne use 01 cuua
ren eld folks and delicate persons
We cannct stoo highly reccmmend
thorn to Ull Euffercrs from any form
of onslipation and its attendant
evils Thats why we nack our faith
in them with our promise of money
back if they do net give entice sat
isfaction Three sizes 12 tablets
10 cents 36 tablets 2o cents and SO
tablets 50 cents Remember you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in Mc
Cook only at our store ae Riax
all Store L W McConnsU
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Our hobby is good groceries
The Best of Evci ytlidng A
trial order will convince yon
D MAGNER Plione 14
Call at D Magners store and
get a can of Armours Prepared
Soup
Wants for rent for sale etc
5c a line in The Tribune
EED WILLOW
The creek is still out of bounds
in some places a mile wide All
children across the creek were
unable to attend school
Though roads were so bad
there was a good attendance at
Sunday school Mr Waddell
and family Frank McNeil and
family and Mr and Mrs Harris
went home with Louis Longneck
ers to dinner
Arch Hatcher and wife cele
brated their wedding anniversary
on Monday with a wild goose
roast as he was fortunate in se
curing two in his wheat field
Some of the families of each par
took of the dinner
Mr Harris finds his health- so
benefited by coming to Nebraska-
Have more than one
An occasional Change
Three soft hats and a derby
Special hats for special oc
casions
he thinks of locating here
In the early Sos probably 1SS1
the creek was out in March as it
is now and frozen more so it
ci uld not be crosced Mr Helm
Amos Buck and Mr 1 a lor made
a raft and Mr Amos broke the
ice so that teams could go
through The bridge on the
main road was impassable and
wagons went through Mr Tay
lors pastire to his bridge b his
going before them on the laft
and with a long pole guiding
through the shallowest places
The teacher is staying at Bert
Helms while the water s out
The creek has gone down now
but the mud in the roads is very
bad
When Mr Waddells childred
with some of their little neigh
bors were driving from school on
Thursday the spring wagon was
stuck in the mud the singletree
broke and the horses ran off for
tunately no one was hurt
The Merry Ten Club met
at Roscoe Korns on Thursday
evening and had an enjoyable
time
Mrs Taylor spent Wednesday
at Will Myers
Mr Parrish the blind piano
tuner is around
Ruby Waddell spent the week
at Mrs Taylors so as to attend
school while the water was over
the roads
INDIANOLA
Mrs Harry Le Baron of Kan
sas is over for a visit with E E
Thompson and family
A large number of teachers in
and around Indianola attended
the association in McCook last
week
Lee Vandervort got his foot
shot Sunday with a twentytwo
rifle
Asa Wolfe is spending his spring
vacation with his folks in India
nola
Emett McCool and family leave
for their home at Avona Colo
rado Saturday morning
Mrs C C Beaur and children
of Oxford are visiting J L Gen
try and family
Charlie OStrander of Spring
field Mo an old time resident
of Red Willow county is here on
a visit
Mrs Strunk and children were
Cambridge visitors Friday and
Saturday
Walter Babcock and sister of
s a
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agams
A GENTLEMAN SHOULB
You can find all these in the GORDON line that wt
are showing just now They are worth more but we only
ask 3 for them We Want You to See the Late Ones
C L DeGROFF CO
Cambridge are guests at the Mem
nick homes
Mrs Frank Robinson of Bcrt
ley visited with friends in India
nola Wednesday
C E Bagley of Denver is vis
iting his uncle A N Puckett
George Henderson who h as
been buying cattle in and arouenr
Indianola shipped a car load Id
his home at Superior Tuesday
night
Mr DefTer went to ExcelsHor
Springs Mo last wee- in hopes
of benefiting his health
Achsab Dutcher spent seveixall
days with his uncle Charlie aaaS
family in McCook last week
Mrs F M Thomas and chi3d
ren returned to Lincoln fejs
Thursday after a visit with iaex
mother Mrs Arch Mann
Mrs Clyde Lutes spent Thurs
day with her mother Mrs Van
dervort
Mr Keyes and Mr ReyncOiis
were in McCook Thursday
School was dismissed Tfcrars
day and Friday that the teacibErs
might attend the Southwest INe
braska Teachers Association xc
McCook
TO AILING WOMEN
A Little Sound Advice Will Help
Many a Sufferer in McCook
No woman can be healthy and
if the kidneys are sick Poisons tliai
pass off in the secretions when tihe
kidneys are well are retained in b
body when the Icidueys are sick Kid
neys and bladder become ihflaraoa
and swollen and worse trouijlss
quickly follow This is often the erne
cause of bearing down pains lasner
necss backaches etc Uric poisoaic
also causes headaches dizzy speSs
languor nervousness and rheumatic
pain
When suffering so try Doans STS
ney Pills a remedy that has ctzreiJ
thousand of such cases You nraa
get better ar the kidneys get berer
and health wall return when the Zfcul
neys are well Let a iTcCook sveaas
tell you about Doans Kidney PIHs
Sirs H A Rough 212 E Fifth 3
McGook Nebs says I have seer
what Doans Kidney Pills will d 5a
cases of kidney complaint and thera
fore feel justified in recommomliiiEr
them A member of my family toDfc
this remedy when suffering from lata
achd and soon received entire re35slf
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