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Jan 14th to Feb 1st
Theres just one only one
reason for this Tommy Eyelet
Clearance Sale and we leave it
entirely with you as to whether or
not it is an honpst reason or a rea
son we need to be ashamed of ifo
fire sale no bought out stock sale
no combination stock jsale no
fake sale
We do our level best and are
successful in keeping- our stock
made up of nun only the most sub
stantial most durable best made
aod the very highest grade shoes
but also see that it is up to the
very latest styles always Now
to do this we cant afford to keep
shoes in stock over one season
We have already bought our
Spring Stock and must not only
have room for it but must get rid
of all Ladies Misses and Child
rens Shoes and Warm Winter
Goods in our place so that next
season we will have nothing but
the newest styles for our custo
mers We absolutely will not sell
old styRs We commence every
season wich new shoes with new
styles
The shoes of this sale are as
good as can be bought nothing
whatever the matter with them
they will be a trifle off stylo next
year so must go now
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LIBRARY KOTES
Tho following aro the books received
in the New Traveling Library
FICTION
Breadwinners
Dr Burnhutn
Tho Cavalier Cable
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Hound of tho BiiskorvilleS Doyle
Burgomasters Wifo Ebnrs
Circuit Ridor Zzufastim
A Literary Courtship Fuller
StroiiKest Master Prince
In Connection With the DeWilloughby Claim
Burnott
Cloister and tho Henth Rende
MISCELLANEOUS
Waymarks for Teachers Arnold
Cruisoof tho Cachalot r Bullen
Self Culture Clarke
Wild Animals in Captivity Cornish
Tramping With Tramps tFlynt
Story of tho Soldier Forsyth
Legends of the Madonna- Jameson
All the Russius Norman
Life and Lottors of Robert Browning Orr
How the Other Half Lives Riis
Books for young people and children
FICTION
Every Day Heroine Denison
TomClifrou Goss
Blind Brother Greene
Sleeping Beauty in the Wood - Lang
Two Wyoming Girls Marshall
Raising tho Pearl Otis
Margaret Montfort Richards
King of tho Golden River Ruskin
Red Mustang Stoddard
Dove in tho Eagles Nest Yongo
MISCELLANEOUS
Story of tho Birds mj Baskett
Open Sesame vol HI Bellamy and Goodwin
Four American Naval Heroes Beobo
Century Book of American Revolution Brooks
Chntty Readings in Elomontary Science bk
Japan in History Folklore and Art Griflis
Longmans Pictorial Geographical Reader
Big Peoplo and Little People of Other Lands
Shaw
Tommy Anno and tho Three Hearts Wright
AnolheV Good Man Gone Wrong
He neglected to take Foleys Kidney
Cure at the first signs of Kidney trouble
hoping it would wear away and he was
soon a victimof Brigbts disease There
is danger in delay but if Foleys Kidney
Cure is taken at once the symptoms wifl
disappear tho kidneys are strengthened
and you are soon sound and well A R
Bass of Morgantown Ind had to get up
ton or twelve times iu tho night and had
a severe backache and pains in the kid
neys and was cured by Foleys Kidney
Cure Sold at A McJVIillens
RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTE NO 1
Ernest Neumann put up his ice this
week securing his supply at J I Lees
platform
Oscar Schmitz has rented the Mrs Su
san Hileman place for this year at a
nice cash rental
Charlie Eoper was on Ash Creek Mon
day and Tuesday returning home to
Brush Creek Wednesday
Mrs R D Rodgers was called up to
North Platte clo3e of last week by the
serious condition of her aged father
Rudolph Podolski with the help of
his neighbors filled his icehouse from
Lees pond near McCook Thursday
Joseph Dudek is about again after an
illness of a few weeks Emma Johns
ton also of the Dudek household has
been ailing also but is better
is more dangerous to your life than the drink cocaine
or morphine habits for It soon ends in Consumption
Pneumonia and Death Save yourself from these
awful results of Coughs and Colds by taking
Sitting hy My Wifes Bed
writes F G Huntley of Oaklanden Ind I read about
Dr Kings New Discovery She had got a frightful
chronic cough which three doctors failed to relieve
After taking two bottles she was perfectly cured and
today she is well and strong
Price 50c and 100
lose
RECOMMENDED GUARANTEED
AND GOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS
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- Successors to L O MEHUS
Having worked in Omaha for the best tailoring es
tablishments for many years good work will be our
aim and specialty in this city
At the Old Stand McCook Nebraska
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Time Card
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MAIIT LINE EAST DEPAKT
No 61 Central Time llr M
2 020 am
12 8Ma M
14 955 pm
No 5 arrives fronreast at 8 p in
MAIN LINE WEST DEPAET
No J Mountain Time 1220 p M
11 atl f M
lO J AM
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 540 p m
No nSdoparts 645 am
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
scats free on through trains Tickets Fold
and baggage checked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information time tablos maps and tick
ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nebraska or J Francis General Patsen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Switchman F M Fagan is numbered
with the ailing this week
Acting Supt English went up to Den
ver Tuesday in special car No 10
Conductor J J Curran has been in
disposed and off dutty part of the week
Switchman E L Hawkins i in Alma
called there by th9 illness of his parents
W W Prall is in Hawkins place
while P E Potter is flnggipg for Prall
Brakeman CABaldwin arrived home
close of last week from his trip to Oma
ha
Trainmasters Clerk Staynor and son
Floyd were Edgar visitors Saturday and
Sunday
Mr and Mrs C H McBride returned
Wednesday from their visit in TJiller
this state
Trainmaster Kendlen has been upon
the west end Denver Lyons and other
points all week
Purchasing Agent Web Jossellyn was
out from Omaha Tuesday on business
of the supply department
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Two small wrecks in the Oxford yard
last Thursday evening caused by cars
getting off the track but damage insig
nificant
Brakeman John Humphreys was down
from Brush between trains Wednesday
to visit the family Ho is running on
the Brush Alliance run
K B Covey returned to McCook Wed
nesday He has been relieving Switch
man R A Prigga at Holdrege who has
returned to work in the yard there
Conductor P F McKenna has a va
cation of ten days Conductor L C
Wolff wields his punch Conductor J
F Utter is in charge of the 14218 vice
Wolff
Frank B Chapin the postal clerk on
the McCook Imperial line has been pro
moted to the Holdrege Nebraska City
line with an increase of pay to 8900 per
annum
Passenger train No 2 Sunday morn
ing was late on account of her locomo
tive giving up the ghost on the road and
a now engine was required to be sent out
to bring in the train
C F Heber Western Union local
manager was in Denver and Brush first
of the week on business of the improve
ments being made to the service He
put in a repeater at Brush Tuesday
The company has just sent a new K5
engine No 803 from the shops at Have
lock to Sheridan They are similar to
the K4s but have a wider firebox This
is tho first of this new class to be sent out
on tho Sheridan division
The wives of engineers members of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers lo
cated in Lincoln are about to form an
auxiliary to division 98 of that organiza
tion and enough have pledged them
selves to secure a charter
Conductor S E Callen has taken a
layoff of a few weeks and has gone to
Des Moines Iowa Conductor Art
Lyman has his passenger run on the
branch and Conduc
tor Frank Quigley is on Lymans freight
run on the same branch
In Adams county district court in the
case of Gustave Mann vs the CB Q
R R Co plaintiff sued for S199Q00 as
compensation for injuries sustained while
traveling over the road one year ago
The jury was out one hour and brought
in a verdict awarding plaintiff 750
Manager Heber has been the object of
several tender missives of sympathy and
condolence this week from members of
the office force and others Eros is
again in the ascendent The goose
hangs high Alls well on the Po
tomac or words to that effect Charlie
will recover
Conductor T E McCarl went down to
Eed Cloud last evening to assume
charge today of the station at that
place as agent In retiring from the
train service Tom falls into one of the
best stations on the McCook division
upon which rare good fortune ho is to be
congratulated
Three new operating tables were in
stalled in the telegraph office here yes
terday They are of the latest and most
uptodate pattern and tho prido of the
whole force The old fixtures have been
taken out Tho tables have stalls for
18 operators There aro 25 wires This
more than doubles the capacity of the
McCook telegraph office which is now
superiorly equipped in every respect
Trains 13 and 1 Saturday were both
delayed by a freight wreck at Arapahoe
The engine and two cars of No 48 ran
off the track at that station in the morn
ing and blockaded the main line for sev
eral hours A wrecking train was sent
down from here and the wreck picked
up as rapidly as possible Acting Supt
English being present and directing
fnirs in addition to other officials from
headquarters The damage was not ma
terial
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Miss Anna Swanson substituted for
Miss McMillen iu the fifth grade last
Friday
Classes for beginners will be formed in
the preparatory grades east wpst and
south in March
Now classes wore begun this week in
the high school in book keeping geom
etry botany and literature
Tho mid year promotions wote quickly
effected Monday morning By noon tho
work of tho new term was smoothly
under way
Miss Srorer Lillie Campbell and Em
ma Perry were participants in the muBic
progiam at tho high school assembly
this morning
Following the regular mid year exam
inations last week the regular routine
work of the second semester was taken
up on Monday of this week
On account of the changes incident to
the beginning of a new semester the
music instruction wa3 given by Miss
Budlong Wednesday and Thursday af
ternoons of this week instead of Mon
day and Tuesday
Some minor changes were made in the
assignments of teachers at the begin
ning of the new semester Miss Rist
now has the seventh grade Miss Santee
the sixth Miss Rathbun the fifth A and
sixth B and Miss Jones the third A and
fourth B at the city hall school
The high school is more crowded than
ever now that the classes have been ad
vanced from the seventh grade to the
eighth and from the eighth to the ninth
It has been necessary to place desks in
tho library to accommodate the overflow
The total enrollment of the high school
is 119 while the morning assembly
which includes the eighth grade num
bers 165
For Relief of Employes and Shippers
Senator Wilsey of Frontier has started
the anti railroad legislative ball to roll
ing He has been visited by railroad
men of McCook employed by the Bur
lington and asked to offer bills for their
relief and the relief of shippers It ap
pears from the stories from McCook rail
road men that the plan of holding freight
cars until a full load is secured at a way
station not only inconveniences shippers
but compels train crews to remain on
duty an unreasonably long time It is
alleged that the freight trains on tho
Burlington under the Hill management
do not move ten miles an hour count
ing stopsand tho train crews are obliged
to be on duty almost twenty four hours
Tho rules of railroads designate sixteen
hours as the maximum for trainmon
Senator Wilsey has introduced a bill
making twelve consecutive hours the
maximum Senator Wilsey told the del
egation of railroad men that if they could
not enforce the sixteen hour rule there
was little show to reduce the maximum
to twelve hours He said the trainmen
were afraid to carry the matter into court
for fecirof being discharged
Senator Wilsey has gone further and
yesterday introduced a bill requiring
railroads to carry freight at a speed of
ten miles an hour after loading the
freight to be loaded within twenty four
hours after being delivered at the depot
This does not apply to live stock which
is supposed to be loaded on short notice
This bill is directed against the full car
load lots insisted upon by the Burling
ton Shippers complain that freight is
held until a car load is obtained and the
delay causes damage by reason of change
in margins and failure to deliver on
schedule time It recalls the story of
the station agent who telegraphed to
headquarters that a man had been killed
at tho depot and asked what disposition j
should be made of the body Hold for j
a carloar came back the stero typed
answer from headquarters
Bowman of Nuckolls has introduced
a bill imposing a fine or demurrage
charge of 1 for each day a railroad fails
to supply a car to a shipper after twenty-
four hours notice has heen given that a
car is desired Lincoln Journal
Telephone For Railroad Use
Stops are being taken by the Burling
ton to elaborate upon the telephone sys
tem now in use by the comrjany in the
operation of its trains Improvements
amounting to about 830000 are to be
made A large amount of copper wire
will also be strung between Denver and
Omaha The Burlington has been ex
perimenting with telephones for about
two years and has found the system very
satisfactory upon the branch lines where
it has been used
One of the Burlington mon said It
is not tho intention to supplant tho tele
graph with the telephone but we find
there is a great deal of business that can
be handled more expeditiously over the
telephone than over the telegraph It
also saves a groat deal of time and en
ables us to go into detail where details
are cumbersome and undesirable in using
the telegraph wires It also saves a
great amount of correspondence By
nsiug the tfelephone we can accomplish
more than in several letters and tele
grams There are some things for which
the telephone will not answer and on the
other hand there aro a great many things
for which it is better to use the tele
phone Omaha Bee
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We are selling Dress Goods
and Silk Remnants Ladies
Coats and Jackets Ladies
Fur Scarfs and fluffs FLens
and Boys Overcoats and
all other Winter Goods re
gardless of cost Here is
3our chance to make a great
Saving if you have delayed
purchasing some of the
above items
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