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who can be
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For Sunday or
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which can be
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j list right shoes
and that store
is ours
Our new
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are the talk
of the town
Button and lace
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Special Easter Program
at the Congregational church
MOKNIXO
Voluntary Prnoludium aod Fuga
Organ nnd Violin S Bnch
Anthem Choir
Offertory Violin nnd Organ -
Anthom Choir
Eastor Sormon
Postludo Organ
EVENING
Voluntary
Hymn Joy to tho World
Prayer -
Recitations and Song Infant Ciilss
Reading
Solo
Easter Cantnta Sunday School
Anthom Choir
A fine stock of roller skates at W
Colemans
Cleanini
Beginning with May
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will be in McCook and open
to all calls to do house clean
ing Leave orders at The
Tribune office or drop a
card in the postoffice Terms
20 cents an hour
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Phone 281
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We are Leaders in Working Clothes
For This Week
Our prices will be the lowest for highest grade goods
Regular 50c Work Shirts 35c
Regular ico black sateen Shirts for 75c
Regular 75c black sateen Shirts for 5OC
Regular 100 Wabash Overalls for 75c
Regular 75c Quaker Overalls for 50c
Boys black and white Shirts 25C
Boys black sateen Shirts 50C
Boys Knee Pants 25c
Boys Indian Suits 95c
Boys 200 box calf Shoes sizes up to 5 160
Mens 2 50 box calf Shoes 175
The best line of Plough Shoes 175
Childrens Suits OOC Up
Clothing
McCOOK NEB
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Statistics prove that the chances of you dying of
Throat or Lung Troubles are 9 to 1
Waste no time hut cure your Disease with
DR KINGS
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the only strictly scientific Lung Specific in existence
Positively guaranteed to help or money refunded
Saved tlie Freaclier
Rev OD Hoore or Harpersvme x writes
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had a fearful cough for months which nothing would
relieve until I took Dr Kings New Discovery for
Consumption It cured my cough and saved my life
Prices 50c and S i OO Trial Bottles Free
RECOMMENDED GUARANTEED
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boys at a great reduction
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MAIN WNE EAST DKPAIXT
Central Time 1130 pm
020 am
850 AM
955pM
No 5 arrivos from oast at 8 p m
MAIN LINE WEST DEPAET
No 1 Mountain Time 1220 P M
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IMPEEIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 540 PM
No 175 departs 045 am
Sleoping dining and reclining chair cars
Beats free on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage checked to any pointin tho United
States or Canada
For information timo tables maps and tick
ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nebraska or J Francis General Pabsen
gor Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
P L Traver is tailing a short layoff
Brakoman J J Laughlin is on tho
sick list this week
T A Nash is off duty with some sore
ribs receiving the injury Saturday night
last
J Fred Zell was down from Denver
early in the week guest of Supt Camp
bell
M M Fisk and E H Pearson are
both off duty on account of sickness in
their families
Conductor J J Curran arrived home
from Iowa last Saturday and went out
on his run last night
Agent T G Kees was up from Arapa
hoe Friday evening last on Templar
business between trains
C H Kent the McCook Imperial pos
tal clerk was in Kenesaw Saturday on
matters of personal business
Storekeeper and Mrs C W Britt re
turned home on 3 Sunday night from a
short visit to relatives in Eastern Ne
braska
Supt Campbell and Stewart McLean
arrived home Sunday from Chicago
where the supt spent last week with the
physician who has charge of his case
G W Davis is suffering with several
injured fingers Three fingers of the
right hand were bruised and lacerated
in making a coupling on No 3 last Sat
day night at Oxford
Conductor and Mrs A G Bump ex
pect to go to Kansas City last of this
week to witness the wedding of a daugh
ter of II G Terrill a former employe
of the McCook division
Conductor Frank Quigley is away
from his run on Masonic doings and
Conductor R M Douglass of McCook
went down to Hastings on 6 Wednesday
night to relieve him the while
BrakemanW GSelby of the Hastings-
Red Cloud run had an ankle badly
sprained Wednesday while on duty
Brakeman E E Prime of McCook went
down to Hastings on 6 Wednesday night
to relieve him
Walter Thorgrimson has resigned his
position in the Burlingsons service in
Lincoln and will play ball this season
with Guy W Greens Nebraska In
dians Walter is a coming pitcher
Tho club is now on the circuit
The Burlington Association of Operat
ing Officers has been holding its annual
session of three days in the Commercial
club at Omaha this week Acting
Supt English and Master Mechanic
Archibald of the McCook division are
among those present
Fast freight No 76 came in from the
west Wednesday morning ahead of
time arriving here about seven oclock
The train was made up for the most
part of stock and the company is doing
its utmost to expedite stock shipments
now scheduling such trains at better
than twenty miles an hour
The Denver News says that tho Bur
lington expects to spend money in Colo
rado as follows during the present sum
mer Improvements in the Denver
stockyards 8500000 On roadbed and
bridges in the state 25000 Enlarge
ment of local switching facilities in Den
ver 610000 Construction of new line
from Guernsey to Sunrise 850000
A Worlhful Lecture
Chancellor Henry A Buchtel of the
University of Denver delighted a small
but very appreciative audience in tho
Methodist church Thursday evening
in his splendid lecture on The Pleasant
ness of American Life given by the
chancellor under auspices of the lecture
committee of the Brotherhood of St
Paul There can be but one regret that
the attendance was not much largernot
withstanding the weather was unfavor
able
The chancellor contrasted American
life with the best of European life to
tho infinite advantage of existence un
der the stars and stripes for the average
man the great common people men
tioning such points of advantage in
America as civil and religious liberty
genuine social equality an abounding
sense and appreciation of humor match
less resources comparative absence of
pauperism and numerous other items in
favor of American life which place
America in a class by itself as the pleas
antest place for thej average man to live
in among all the counties known to his
tory You felt satisfied and proud to be
an American after the chancellor finish
ed summing up the total of our advan
tages and privileges
Seventy two Miles an Hour
The Denver Times gives the following
account of a regular passenger trains
performance on the Burlington one day
last week
Seventy two miles an hour That is
tho speed attained several timis on the
Burlington eabt of McCook by the Chi
cago Denver train that arrived this
morning
The train was nearly an hour late out
of Omaha It lost a quarter of an hour
between Omaha and Hastings but after
leaving Hastings it began to mako up
time There were spurts when the
schedulo was kept up
for four or five minutes and for an hour
the average was a fraction over sixty
miles an hour
West of McCook fifty miles an hour
was kept for long distances and forty
miles an hour was too common to notice
The schedule itself is fast but tho engi
neers crowded on the steam so that the
train was ouly twenty minutes late into
Denver It would have been here en
the dot had it not been for tho storm
which caused slippery tracks
Dont Forget It
The Grocers Criterion of Chicago and
St Paul Trade last week presented for
tho benefit of their readers the following
ostensibly clipped from the Fairbault
Journal
Every dollar spoilt in Mower county is
a Mower county dollar Dont forget it
Every dollar spent away is a dollar
lost to Mower county Dont Forget it
Mower county dollars mean Mower
county prosperity Dont forget it
Mowor county prosperity is our busi
ness It is up to us Dont forgot it
Tho catalogue houses nover return a
dollar to Mower county Dont forget it
A catalogue house never fixed a road
or builta bridge in Mower county Dont
forget it
A catalogue house never built a build
ing or paid a cent or tax in mower
county Dont forget it
The penny wise policy never made a
man rich Dont forget it
Everybody knows who is building up
Mower county with good old Mower
county dollars and who is building up
some other county with Mower county
dollars it cannot be kept a secret Dont
forget it Omaha Trade Exhibit
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Loughran Pastor
Congregational Sunday school at
10 Sermon at 11 Y P S C E at 7
No sermon at 8 Prayer and conference
meeting Wednesday evening at 8 p m
Easter Cantata by the Sunday school in
the evening
George A Conrad Pastor
Methodist Sunday School at 10
Preaching at 11 am class at 12
worth League at 7 Junior League at
3 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 800 Sunday school Easter program
at 8 Morning subject The Resurrec
tion of the Body Everybody invited
M B Carman Pastor
First Baptist Church Preaching at
11 a m Sunday school at 945 a m
B Y P U at 645 p m Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 715 p m
Morning subject EasterVoices Even
ing subject The Divinity that Stirs
Within Us Special music at the even
ing service by chorus
A B Carson Pastor
Christian Bible school at 10 a m
The children will conduct an Easter
service next Lords Day at 11 a m The
State Evangelist R V Whiston and wife
will begin a series of meetings here Tues
day April 25th continuing indefinitely
Services begin at 730 each night All
invited to the services
G T Burt Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 am service by the
lay reader At 8 p m evening prayer
and sermon by the rector SubjectThe
Open Sepulcher Offering for the
church building fund Special Easter
music Please bring easter boxes to the
church with something in them
E R Earle Rector
COLEMAN
The Bair boys took off two loads of
hogs Tuesday
George Traphagan took a load of hogs
to McCook Tuesday
B F Wilson took some meat to the
butchers of McCook Tuesday
Roy Coleman has completed a course
in the business college at Lincoln and is
now ready to practice short hand prin
ciples on many things short cake ex
cepted
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Ho w a man who is hoarse likes to use
his voice
A person -with a forgiving disposition
has to put up -with a lot
The average woman is fond of saying
that her ambition exceeds her strength
A merchant Is never so busy invoic
ing that he isnt willing to wait on a
good customer
After a man gets converted his neigh
bors speculate every time they see him
as to how soon he will pay what he
owes them
A family with an artistic tempera
ment isnt really as much of an addi
tion to the neighborhood as one owning
a stepladder
How easily gossip starts Ever think
bow little pleasure you get out of a
story you start and how much trou
ble you may be making others Atchi
son Globe
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Saving all
Your
Nickels
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Never spend one and you will
be surprised how your money ac
count will grow
Call and get one of these banks
today
The First National Ek ik ricCook
V FRANKLIN President - A C EBERT Cashier
W B WOLFE Vice President
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