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CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
A dvknt Sabbath school nt 2 p m
prcuchiug at 3 Prayer meeting every
Tuesday evening
Elder G II Smith Pastor
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a in
Evoning service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Louohkan Pastor
Fiust Baptist Church Sermons at
11 a m and 745 p m Bible sohool at
945 am Junior society at 3 p m BY
P U at 745 p m Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 8 p m
Christian Bible school at 10 preach
ing at 11 a m and 8 p m Subject for
morning Excuses evening Friend
ship Bible school nt East McCook at
3 preaching at 4 All are cordially in
vited G T Burt Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock a m
Morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer
and sermon at 8 The third Sunday in
the month Holy Communion at 730 a
m All nro welcome
E R Eakle Rector
Methodist Sunday School at 10
Preaching at 1100 and 815 Epworth
League at 700 Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 8 Morning sub
ject The Preacher Do Wo Need Him
Today Evening subject The Ser
pent in Drink Special music Every
body invited M B Carman Pastor
CoNfiRKGATiONAL Sunday school 1 0
a m Y P S C E at 7 p m Prayer
and conference meeting on Wednesday
evening Sunday morning subject The
Burdens of Religion Evening subject
the conclusion of the story For Christ
and the Church Special music at
both services by the Male Quartet
George A Conrad Pastor
Healthy Mothers
Mothers should always keep in good
bodily health They owe it to their chil
dren Yot it is no unusual sight to see
a mother with babe in arms coughing
violently and exhibitingall the symptoms
of a consumptive tendency And why
should this dangerous condition exist
dangerous alike to mother and child
when Dr Boschees German Syrup would
put a stop to it at once No mother
should be without this old and tried
remedy in the house for its timely use
will promptly cure any lung throat or
bronchial trouble in herself or her chil
dren The worst cough or cold can be
speedily cured by German Syrup so can
hoarseness and congestion of the bron
chial tubes It makes expectoration
easy and gives instant relief and refresh
ing rest to the cough racked consumpt
ive New trial bottles25c large size7oc
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Protection is Panic Proof
is the title of the recent speech of Sena
tor J H Gallinger of New Hampshire
The speech has been issued in document
form by the American Protective Tariff
League Ono copy will be forwarded to
any address upon postal card request
addressed to W F Wakeman General
Secretary 339 Broadway New York
Ask for document No 78
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It is a great convenience to have at
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of accident and for slight injuries and
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causes the injury to heal in about one
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of blood poisoning When Pain Balm is
kept at hand a sprain may be treated be
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November 1011 and 12 Ask the agent
When troubled with constipation try
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Our stock of School Shoes is the Largest
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RAILFOAD NEWS ITEMS
Brakeman Wilbur Fisk was taken ill
midweek
Both 76 and 77 were run aH double
headers yesterday
Conductor Mose Carmony went out
wth tho By ram special Wednesday
The three freight house tracks have
been given a necessary overhauling this
week
Brakeman Frank Neubauer is off duty
during tho severe illness of Mrs Neu
bauer
Walter Thorgrimson was up from Lin
coln yesterday returning home on G
last night
Conductor and Mrs V II Solliday
went down to Franklin Wednesday
morning on 2
Undermined and soft track upset a
big D4 No 3353 at Seneca last Friday
morning early
Conductor C W Bronson took his reg
ular run out on Tuesday after a vaca
tion of a few weeks
An orange special went over tho Mc
Cook division Tuesday morningarriving
here about No 2s time
Conductor and Mrs J J Curran and
the children left on G Monday night for
Eldon Iowa on a visit to relatives
Conductor C W Bronson arrived
home Sunday night from a stay of a
few weeks in Arkansas Hot Springs
Brakeman and Mrs G F Kinghorn
returhed first of week from Denver
ne expects soon to bo able to resume
work
Switchman and Mrs M G Stephen
son are visiting Oberlin relatives a few
days while he recovers from his recent
scare
Brakeman H R Childress is now vis
iting his mother in Republican City
while recuperating from his recent se
vere injury
The McCook division has been prom
ised one of the new R4 engines for ex
perimental use on the west end of the
division especially
Brakeman G W Davis let a wagon
wheel fall on his big toe the other day
and he is now visiting in Beaver City
till it quits hurting
Brakeman F L Traver reported him
self ill Tuesday and Brakeman Bonger
was sent down to Hastings on G that
night to relieve him
Passenger train No 3 came in from
the east last night as a double header
At this point tho train was divided and
proceeded west in two sections
With 15 or 20 additions to the repair
track force this week it begins to look
like old times again in the yard There
are now about forty men employed in
that branch of the service
Agent and Mrs F F Tomblin are in
Illinois called thither by telegram Wed
nesday which announced the serious
illness of her father Extra Agent Ed
wards is in charge of affairs at the depot
meantime Wilsonville Review 2d
It is generally understood in railroad
circles that there will be a new superin
tendents division created on the Mc
Cook division This will give three
divisions west of the river to each of the
new general superintendents Alliance
Grip
One of the finest special trains ever
drawn over the McCook division was
that of last Tuesday noon carrying the
Native Sons of the Golden West
The entire train was made up of Pull
mans of the latest type and with all the
latest improvements
Supt Campbell went down to Hast
ings Tuesday morning in his private
car No 10 attached to No 12 Here he
meet the special train carrying General
Supt Calvert and the new general supt
II C Byram on their way over the Mc
Cook division on a gettingacquainted
trip
Engineer H E Culbertson arrived
home Sunday night from his long visit
in California Mrs Culbertson remain
ed in California where she will longer
visit her parents San Dimas Harry
was delighted with California but like
many others who have visited the state
was surprised at tho extent of its unpro
ductive area
The new order of things will go into
effect on the McCook division tomorrow
See full account elsewhere in this issue
The principal change on the McCook
division is the loss of the Cheyenne
Holdredge branch and elevation of Asst
Supt McFarland to the dignity of a
full fledged division supt in charge of
the Holyoke division with headquarters
at Holyoke Colorado
A gang of men are in Alma last Fri
day today moving the operating de
partment of the up town B M depot
to the lower office It begins to look as
though all the business o the company
will be conducted over the lower track
The company will use the round house
as before however as another gang of
men are at work repairing that building
and remodeling the cinder pit Alma
Journal
Brakeman M S Jennings had his
right hand badly mashed at Minden
Monday while attempting to make a
coupling He was holding open the
coupling when the cars came together
his hand was caught He was taken to
Denver on No 1 same day and the two
inside fingers of the right hand were am
putated The doctors hope to save the
rest of the band Brakeman T A Nash
accompanied him to Denver
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Genl Supt H C Byram Visits Lincoln
II C Byram tho newly appointed
general superintendent of this district
of tho Burlington spent yesterday in
Lincoln will bo in the city today and
will probnbly spend sevoral days travel
ing over the lines soon to be placed under
his control It is understood that ho
will tako charge of the Lincoln district
probably including tho Liucolu Wymoro
nnd McCook divisions Tho territory
division has not been officially announ
ced but it is supposed from what has
been said that his territory will include
these three divisions and that ho will
have charge ever Superintendents Big
noil Rodgors and Campbell
Mr Byram spent the day yesterday
inspecting tho Lincoln plant of the Bur
lington He visited tho round house
the machine shops inspected the mo
tive power made tho acquaintance of
tho foremen of the various departments
and of Lincoln Burlington men Ho put
in a busy day going from one place to
another asking questions with rapid
fire speed apparently absorbing rapidly
and quickly all tho information desired
and impressing the men as a gentleman
of much power and acumen
It was said yesterday that Mr Calvert
will return to tho city today and that
soon after his return ho and Mr Byram
will take a trip over tho lines composing
Mr Byrams new district With Mr
Calvert he will travel over the road for
the purpose of becoming personally ac
quainted with tho many men in charge
of Burlington interests
Mr Byram impressed the men he met
as a man of gieat power familiar with
every dotail of railroading quick in ac
tion and capable of coping with any
problem or emergency presented We
will know him better after awhile said
ono of tho Burlington men after meeting
him but we all admit that the first im
pression is a good one
It is said to be a considerable task to
arrange the management of tho lines
west of the river into two divisions
Wore Mr Byram to take charge of all
the territory controlled now by Mr Cal
vert it would be a small task to make
the change As it is with two general
superintendents west of tho river many
changes must be made in
and these details are now being
figured out in General Holdreges office
Jt is said that tho force in MrIIoldreges
office at Omaha may be increased be
cause of tho larger number of reports
that will be sent to him from the two
divisions
It is said that Mr Rhodes will have
charge of the Alliance and Sheridan
divisions One rumor has it that he will
maintain his residence in Lincoln al
though his official headquarters may be
in Alliance This has not been announ
ced however It has been rumored that
he may secure as a part of his territory
some of tho lines of tho western division
but that is not certain
Of Mr Byram it is said He began
railroading in his youth on the eastern
lines of the Burlington From the Bur
lington he went to the Great Northern
becoming general superintendent of the
Montana division of that road When
J F Stevens went from the Great
Northern to the Rock Island as a vice
president he took Mr Byram with him
Not a great while ago there was a rovolu
tion in the management of the Rock Is
land road and Mr Stevens and Mr By
ram awoke one morning to find them
selves going over the official transom
Then MrByram went back to the Great
Northern road and he comes directly
from the Great Northern to Jim Hills
Burlington
He is about forty five years old a
practical man in every detail of railroad
ing and it is said that he is considered
as a favorite of the Hill management
The division of the trans Missouri system
is not made just at this time because
Mr Calvert is going out it is said
More than four thousand miles of road
is too much for any ono man and con
sideration of this division of the lines
was up some time before the promotion
of Mr Calvert Lincoln Journal Tues
day
Fearful Odds Against Him
Bedridden alone and destitute Such
in brief was the condition of an oid sol
dier by name of J J Havens Versailles
O For years he was troubled with
kidney disease and neither doctors nor
medicines gave him relief At length
he tried Electric Bitters It put him on
his feet in short order and now he testi
fies I am on the road to complete re
covery Best on earth for liver and
kidney troubles and all forms of stom
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
COUNTY COURT
Following licenses have been issued
and marriages performed since our last
report from the county court
Ira S Dinnel 24 Dickens and Viola
Tirrill 20 McCook
George W Fritsicger 23 and Minnie
E Weeded 24 both of Lebanon
George G Thompson 32 and Char
lotte Phillips 25 both of Stockville
Married by the county judge
Peter SSmith 33StAnn and Bessie
Montgomery 16 Boxelder
Thomas Plummer 23 McCook and
Ina Shumaker IS Culbertson
Charles H Barrett 61 and Ellen
Canaga 06 both of McCook t
William C Churning 23 and Mal
vina Haining 16 both of McCook
Married by county judge f
Peter C Schultz 23 McCook and
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No 176 arrives Mountain Time 3 40 p m
No 173 departs 643 am
Sleeping- 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 map3 and tick
ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nebraska or J Francis General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
Jane Shaw 21 Guernsey Wyo Mar
ried by H H Berry justice peace
William E Calhoun 23 McCook and
Maude Allen 25 Indianola
Ben Crasper 23 and Nettie Besseguie
both of Cambridge Married by county
judge
Herman Baumgart 23 Crete and
Edith Bellville 25 Carlton Married
by county judge
John Holzworth 21 and Dora Raile
19
George H Tucker 21 and Margaret
A Strauser 17 both of Cambridge
Married by county judge
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