The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, September 02, 1904, Image 5

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Buyers and Shippers of
Poultry and Eggs
For the next 7 days
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For Hens
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Iiankand businessmen
SIO000 In Koll Top Desks Bank Fixtures and
f0 Typewriters Students can work for board
Send or free catalogue bound in alligator
finest over published bv a Business College
Bead it and you will attend the N B C
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Spring Chickens 9c lb
Sour
Stomach
No appetite loss of strength nervous
ness headache constipation bad breath
general debility sour risings and catarrh of
the stomach are all due to indigestion Kodol
cures indigestion This new discovery repre
sents the natural juices of digestion as they
exist in a healthy stomaoft combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure indigestion and dyspepsia but this
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
by cleansing purifying sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes lining
the stomach
Mr S S Ball of Ravenswood W Va says
tt I was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years
Kodol cured ma and wa ara now using it in milic
for baby
Xodol Digests What You Eat
Bottles only 100 Size holding 2H times the trial
size which sells for 50 cents
Prepared by E C DeWITT CO OHIOAQO
For Sale by L W McConnell
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To Divide the Western Lines
It uwh said yesterday Monday that
G W Rhodes assistant genornl super
intendent of the lines west of the river
will bo appointed general superintendent
of a district to be created consisting of
the- western half of the McCook division
the Alliance division and the Sheridan
division The headquarters of this dis
trict will probably bo at Alliance It is
not announced when this arrangement
will take effect In fact no oilicial an
nouncement has been made Tho east
ern district of tho trans Missouri lines
will be composed of tho Lincoln Wymore
and eastern half of tho McCook district
and will be managed from Lincoln A
now man said to bo schooled in Hill
management and Hill ideas of economy
is to take charge of tho eastern district
with headquarters in Lincoln The iden
tity of tho man who is to manage tho
eastorn district may not bo announced
for several days although it is under
stood that he has been selected
It was said yesterday Monday that
the promotion offered Mr Calvert is
much more important than was at first
intimated It is now claimed that he is
to be chief engineer of the entire system
with headquarters in Chicago Whether
he will maintain his residence in Lin
coln he has not announced but his
friends believe that he will Tho story
i3 that ho will take tho new position at a
salary of twenty thousand a year
Mr Willard Mr Iloldrege arid Mr
Rhodeshave been inspecting the north
western lines for several days and it is
believed that oflicial announcement will
soon follow the completion of the inspec
tion trip Lincoln Journal
Whats in a Name
Everything is in tho name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve E C De
Witt Co of Chicago discovered some
years ago how to make a salve from
Witch Hazel that is a specific for piles
For blind bleeding itching and pro
truding piles eczema cuts burns
bruises and all skin diseases Ue Witts
Salvo has no equal This has given
rise to numerous worthless counterfeits
Ask for JDeWitts tho genuine Sold
by L W McConnell
TO EVERYWHERE AND BACK
The Burlingtons Low Summer Rates
The Burlington offers excursion rates
in every direction so low that there is
no excuse for staying at homo Below
arc some of them
St Louis and back Three kinds of daily rates
besides the special low rate coach excursions
September 1 4 C S 11 13 15 20 22 27 and 29
Chicago and back Dailj low rates either di
rect or via St Louis with stopovers atStLouis
Kansas City and Omaha
Colorado and Utah There and back prac
tically half rates all summer
To California San Francisco and Los Angeles
and back daily until September 10 only 4500
Tho only chance in 1SXU to get this low rate
To Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and the
Great Lake region the ideal summer countrj
daily low rates to take you away from home
On the first and third Tuesdays of each month
very low round trip rates to many points in the
Northwest West and Southwest
Daily from September 15 to October 15 ono
way tickets to hundreds of points in tho West
and Northwest at practically half rate
To many points in Indiana Ohio aud Ken
tucky September 6 13 20 27 and October 11 at
one fare plus 200 for round trip
Write or call describe your trip let
me advise you the least cost
2 3t Geo S Scott Ticket Agent
Or LW Wakeley G P A Omaha
A Continual Strain
Many men and women are constantly
subjected to what they commonly term
a continual strain because of some
financial or family trouble It wears
and distresses them both mentally and
physically affecting their nerves badly
and bringing on kidney and liver ail
ments with the attendant evils of con
stipation loss of appetite sleeplessness
low vitality and despondency They can
not as a rule get rid of this continu
al strain but they can remedy its health
destroying effects by taking frequent
doses of Greens August Flower It tones
up the liver stimulates the kidneys in
sures healthy bodilv functions gives
vim and spirit to ones whole being and
eventually dispels the physical or men
tal distress caused by that continual
strain Trial bottle of August Flower
23c regular size 75 At all druggists
Keep them in the house
I ake one when you reel bil
ious or dizzy They act di
rectly on the liver Lowelf Ma
Want your moustache or beard RIlfifflNGKil
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will be given from Saturday August 27
to September 12 1904
Our stock of School Shoes is the Largest
we have ever shown
Our Aim is to merit a reputation
for responsibility
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KAILBOAD NEWS ITEMS
Brakeman P M Fagan is visiting his
folks in Chicago
Switchman W W Prall and family are
visiting in Guerda Kansas
Chief Dispatcher and MrsW H Mills
are taking in the worlds fair
Night Chief R B Simmons and son
Rodbiirn saw the state fair Wednesday
Sheridan division O R C will give an
anniversary ball in Sheridan September
8th
Foreman U A Ward made a short
stay in Arvada Colorado close of last
week
Dispatcher and iMrs T B Campbell
arrived home Monday from their Colo
rado trip
Stewart McLean of Snpt Campbells
office arrived home first of weelCfrom
his visit east
L P Forsman of tho blacksmith force
went down to Lincoln Wednesday night
to see the state fair
Round house Foreman JW Eastman
was up from Oxford yesterday on busi
ness of the company
Engineer and Mrs G W Starks of
Denver havo been visiting relatives here
this week a few dajs
Conductor and Mrs V II Solliday
left ths week for Terre Haute Indiana
on a visit to relatives
Conductor and Mrs C R Liggett left
this week for Hamburg Iowa on a
visit to tho homefolks
The Burlington expects to havo an
electric light plant in operation at Alli
ance this fall to produce the light for
the shops offices etc
Conductor Epb Benjamin has been off
duty this week on account of the ill
ness of his wife Conductor C J Snell
has the No 14222 during his layoff
Engineer William Koll was up from
Republican City Sunday with engine
158 for slight repairs He and Fireman
Nash left for home on Sunday evening
When the general superintendent
establishes his headquarters in Alliance
my wont they be pulled up They
wont play with us of but division su
perintendent grade we fear
Presenco of mind and nerve saved
Night Switchman Stephenson from un
pleasant possibilities Sunday night He
fell in front of a moving car but man
aged to get in the clear before the wheels
caught him
It is good for sore eyes to see the fruit
in Master Mechanic Archibalds place
in the northwestern part of the city
He has a block of land well planted to
fruit of all kinds and such peaches
plums pears and the like it is hard to
duplicate
Dispatcher A Calhoun who was
united in marriage last Thursday at
Wymore with Mrs Gittings arrived
home on No 3 Saturday night They
are making their home at Mrs Mary
Mullens at present He resumed his
trick first of week
Extra Conductor H R Childress was
thrown off of a box car at Funk Tues
day on his head and shoulders sustain
ing quite painful injuries He was taken
at once to Iloldrege and at last account
was getting along nicely and no serious
effects are expected
Georgo DeLong formerly of Old Mex
ico and later connected with the Santa
Fe at Albuquerque N M is in Have
lock this week guest of his father-in-law
n C Dailey Mr DeLong is now
employed by the Burlington at McCook
Havelock cor Lincoln Star
Master Mechanic Archibald his son
John and LWMcConnell arrived home
Wednesday night from their trip up in
Cody Wyoming country and near the
national park They report a great trip
High -water made fishing difficult but
they caught 150 nice mountain troutone
day
Tho Lincoln Journal guesses that H
C Bryam is to be the new general su
perintendent at Lincoln in charge of
the east end of tho Burlington in Ne
braska Byrani was recently with the
Rock Island as a general superintendent
and before that assistant to Vice-President
Warrell of the Rock Island
The Burlington coal sheds at Republi
can Cit3r were entirely destroyed by fire
Tuesday of last week The loss is
placed at 84000 The large sheds part
of which was but recently built two
derricks twenty four buckets about
fifty tons of coal a car of lime and plas
ter four empty cars and part of the
stockyards fence were burned
The Kansas City Star is authority for
the statement that the Burlington rail
road has completed plans for the expen
diture of 81000000 in the development
of holdings in Clay county Missouri
opposite Kansas City The company
will build many miles of tracks and
switches and use them to store freight
cars and for general yards These im
provements are in line with a plan to
divert St Paul and Minneapolis wheat
from the eastern seaboard to the gulf by
way of Kansas City which may be ac
complished when the Burlington com
pletes its proposed line from Kansas
City south
The carpenter force here has com
menced tho work of placing plastic lag
ging about all the stationary boilers on
the McCook division They are now
working on the threein the round house
here After which they wili go to Den-
A Native Frenchman
and ex professor will open on Sep
tember 19th an evening French
course Application should bo made
at once by thoso who wish to take
advantage of this course in order to
givotime to send for Fiench books
Private instruction will also be given
to those who desiro Terms very
reasonable PO box -192 or phone 137
J MERLE Professor
ver Akron Ilolyoke Oxford and Red
Cloud and treat each of tho boilers at
these places in the same manner After
tho lagging is put on in two coats the
sheet iron jackets are put over it The
lagging is composed of asbestos limo
and sawdust Rolfo and Hoff are the
artists Theso jackots are great con
servers of heat and save fuel
ADDITI0NAL PERSONALS
Miss Minnie Rowell is visiting friends
in Mindcn
Mas J E Mokrisey is with Lincoln
friends this week
Mas Charles Mkklk and the family
havo returned home
Mas Ellen N Miller has gone to
St Louis to visit tho fair
Captain C II Barkett departed last
Saturday night for the west
Misses Marel and Anna Mocho are
spending tho week in Lincoln
Mas M Lawiutson and some of tho
children are visiting in Kenesaw
R F Loomis left Tuesday for Mich
igan his old home state on a visit
C 11 Meeker had business in Omaha
and Lincoln early part of the week
Miss Josephine Phelan visited the
members of the family in Alliance close
of last week
Mr and Mrs J G Stokes returned
home Tuesday from spending a week
or ten days in Colorado
Mr and Mrs William Zint and Miss
Pearl will depart Tuesday next for
their old home in Ohio on a visit
Mrs J II Yaroer departed Tuesday
night on No 3 for Scottsbluff on a
visit of a month with her son Oscar and
family
Supt and Mrs G H Thomas de
parted this morning for Harvard to
visit the homefolks until Wednesday of
next week
Mr and Mrs Loujs Scess left on G
last night for St Louis After seeing
the fair they will go on to Ohio on a
short visit to relatives at Urichsville
Mr and Mrs C W Britt were Den
ver visitors Sunday Mrs C M Wil
son who was a Denver visitor last week
returned homo with them Sunday night
W N Rogers is now exhibiting his
superb herd of White Faces in Minneap
olis Minn at their state fair going
there from the Nebraska state fair at
Lincoln this week
Miss Celia A Gorry is the first of
tho absent teacher corps to put in an ap
pearance She has rented one of Mrs
Vina Woods cottages and a sister will
keep house for her during the coming
school year
Dr II J Pratt left on last Sunday
morning for St Louis Mo to attend a
six days session of tho Fourth Interna
tional Dental Congress He will be
home on coming Tuesday the sixth
Mrs Pratt will accompany him home
Mrs U J Warren and Ruth who
have bem visiting McCook lelatives for
past week or two left on 5 last night
for home They will make a short stop
at Max to visit her brother Elmer Mrs
C B Rowell accompanied them as far
as Max She will return home Mon
day
Win Hold on Old Grounds
It being rumored that the county fair
next week was to partake somewhat of
the nature of a street fair and was to be
held just adjoining Indianola on the
east the county commissioners this
-week conferred with the people of In
dianola and officers of the association
about the matter with the result that
the officers decided to hold the fair on
the old grounds which we understand
are not in apple pie order but will be
placed in as good condition as possible
in the limited time remaining The
dates are September 6 7 S 9
There is a growing sentiment that Red
willow county should have more or less
county fair
Dp Not Be Imposed Upon
Foley CoChicagooriginated Honey
and Tar as a throat and lung remedy
and on account of the great merit and
popularity of Foleys Honey and Tar
many imitations are offered for the genu
ine Ask for Foleys Honey and Tar and
refuse any substitute offered as no other
preparation will give the same satisfac
tion It is mildly laxative It contains
no opiates and is safest for children and
delicate persons Sold by A McMillen
FrankL Main showed to good audi
ences here Monday giving a very satis
factory exhibition Main is one of the
mest popular of the middleweights
Everything passed off without unusual
incident or disturbance of any kind The
people for the most part were well
pleased
Nellie Fuller Denver My face was
full of pimples and black heads Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea has driven
them away People hardly know me
Im looking fine 35 cents Tea or tab
lets L W McConnell
Fall Winter
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V FRANKLIN President
oods
are arriving daily We
hope to have something
new in each department
Today we would ask
your special attention to
School
uits
Only a few more days
until school begins Look
now We can suit you
DeGroff
Phone 22
Full Weight
We have four cardinal prirciples in
our business Full weight good goods
fair prices cleanliness Maybe the place
where you buy isnt as particular on
these points as we are Our customers
have a peculiar way of sticking by us
and you would too if you tried our
goods and our ways
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To Prevent Hog Cholera
From appearing on your farm
Be prudent this year and pre
vent a repetition of the losses
of previous year
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TESTIMONIAL
Delmont S D Dic 17 Vri
I used L for hos cholera and it was a
right It cured my ho I had three sick on
and they all cot well and done fine- I al o
used it for chicken lice and mites and it it a
you claim for it Iti the only Medicine for ho
cholera I think Gotlieb Jeeke
Harrincton NVb Dec 11 19CC
I am Uring Liquid Koal and am well pleau d
with it I am sure I saved my hoers with it lat
ear and am coins to keep it in stock all the
time as it i the best thins I ever had on th
place for everything it 1- intended for It is
Kood for chicken cholera lice on stock insect
of all kinds it will destroj all kinds
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JAflES CAIN
pany Sheldon Iowa