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Corrected Friday morning
Corn t j 17
Whont 92
Oats i ar
Ryo y so
Barley j5
Hogs i en
Eggs 10
Good Buttor 15
Burlington Round Trip Rates
Chicago and return on salo daily 31
40
St Louis and return on salo daily
2735
Portland Tacoma and Seattle and re
turn on salo daily 4500
Portland Tacoma and Seattle and re
turn one way via California on sale July
14 20 27 28 S5G00
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return on sale July 14 2G 27 28 56
00 On sale August 7 to 15 inclusive
5000
Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo
and return on sale daily 12 00 On
sale August 12 13 15 940 On sale
August 30 to September 4 510
Salt Lake and Ogden and return on
sale daily 2790
Yellowstone Ptrk through and in
cluding hotels and stage and return on
sale daily 7500
Detroit and return on sale Aug 13
14 2925
Pittsburg Pp and return on sale
Aug 17 and 18 34 00
Kansas City and return on sale Ai g
28 to 31 1170
Cody Wyo Black Hill and Hot
Springs S D approximately half rates
all summer
Milwaukee and southern Wisconsin
points Michiganjesorts on Lakes Michi
gan and Huron Canada Maine and
New England St Lawrence and Lake
Champlain regions very low tourist
rates daily
If you will call or write it will be a
pleasure to advise you about rates train
service to reserve you a berth and to
try to make your trip a comfortable one
8 4 Geo Scott
Agent C B Q Ry
You cant do better anywhere on earth
than at Marshs meat market in any
article usually for sale in ac up-to-date
market Just try him Variety quality
price treatment all guaranteed
HOLLISTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A BiiBy Modioine for Busy People
Brings Golden Health and Kenewed Vigor
A specific for Constipation Indigestion Live
and Kidney Troubles Pimples Eczema Impure
Blood Bad Breath Siupgish Bowels Headache
and Backache Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab
let form 35 cents a box Genuine made by
Hollister Drug Cojipany Madison Wis
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Farmers Attention
BOX ELDER
Mr and Mrs James Beebe visited
with Bos Elder friends and acqaint
ences last Sunday
Mrs J L Campbell of Osboin was a
Box Elder caller last Wednesday
Miss Maude Wilson is working for
Mrs J A Modsell
A brother of Mrs Mary Gravesarrived
hero from Kentucky last Wednesday
evening
Mrs J K Gordon called on Mrs
Graves last Wednesday afternoon
Harvesting is nearly finished Some
are stacking others are threshing from
the shock
The subject of the Epworth League
lesson last Sunday evening was
Message of Flowers It was a
QIVE US A TRIAL
1000 or More
Wanted at Once
We are offering until AUGUST 1 our entire stock of
p3 Clothing Shoes
and Furnishings
a few ladies ready-to-wear apparel such as SHIRT
WAISTS SHIRT WAIST SUITS washable
WRAPPERS COLLARS of every description
BELTS etc etc All these goods will be offered at
your own price We must raise the money to buy
fall and winter goods It may be of interest to our
patrons and customers to know that good wool
clothing has advanced in price and to retain our
reputation of underselling all others for the highest
grade of goods we must have 1000 or more to buy
for cash and gain our liberal cash discount enabling
us to give our customers the benefit at the old fig
ures Any article you need in our line will be
greatly reduced
See us for
your work
ing clothes gloves etc Call on us any old
time Open evenings no need to quit work
during the day
Diamonds
The Working Mans Friend
The
very in-
teresting subject Besides the regular
bible study each member wore a a bou
quet and told what message each par
ticular flower brought
Bald Scalp shiny and thin
Then its probably too late
You neglected dandruff If
you had only taken our ad
vice you would have cured
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opportunity Improve it
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Stops falling hair and cures dandruff And it always restores
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ADDITIONAL RAILROAD NEWS
Engine 700 is back from Havelock
Engine 2529 has had her trailer boxes
changed to the new pattern
They are converting the 3112 into a
hay burner
Engine 2531 is on the drop pit for new
trailer boxes
- Engine 1751 has been repaired and is
back from Havelock
Dare Kenyon is on the bolt cutting
in the machine shop
Engine 1G62 is down on her drivers
and will soon be out on the road
Trainmaster T A Wilburn did man
age to get hon e for a short stay Sunday
last
They threw water on the lumber sheds
in about two minutes yesterday in their
practice
Conductor L M Best is down op the
Oberlin Republican City run relieving
Conductor Lyman for awhile
Brakeman Wilcott had a finger mashed
at Arapahoe Wednesday while unload
mg a barrel of oil assisted by Brakeman
Brigner
Second No 2 Sunday morning next
will carry the American Medical associa
tion on its way to New York City from
Portland
Conductor C W Bronon laid off a
trip Sunday and the Bronson and
Walters families indulged in a little fam
ily reunion here at his home
Stmographer AEWright of Chief
Dispatcher Mills office has quit the ser
vice and gone elsewhere Mr Best of
Agent Scotts force succeeds him
Master Mechanic Archibald was down
town Thursday looking a little gaunt
but much improved in health and com
ing on nicely after quite a sick spell
Engine 1060 has received her new
tank from Havelock and will be ready
for the road today Her old tank and
that of No 3103 have beensent to Have
lock as extras
Engines 1354 and 2998 involved in the
Denver yard mix up the other day are
expected here this week The former
is a Gl the latter a D2 They will be
repaired here
A dago was painfully pinched between
rhe cars at dolbrook this week A
pitched battle was also one of the divis
ions of the Italian contingent on the re
pairs at that point this week
Supt English came down from Den
ver Sunday night on car No 10 from
picking up the two engines in the Den
ver yard and went right on to the wash
outs on the Orleans St Francis line
Dispatcher Robert Knowles of Wy
more recently resigned from the service
is visiting in the city Next to Dis
patcher Tom Campbell of our city he is
the oldest dispatcher in the Burlingtons
continuous employ about 25 years
Roadengine 1239 and a switch engine
came together in the Denver yard the
other day The switch engine was turn
ed over and both were considerably dam
aged Engineer Brewington was in
marge of the 1239 The wrecker had to
be sent up from here to pick up the en
gines
The front trucks of the cream car on
No 5 last Friday night got loose and
became detached from the car near
Cambridge While the damage was
small and no one was hurt the train
was delayed until about two oclock in
arriving here The train was making
perhaps forty miles an hour when the
trucks got loose and all parties concern
ed as congratulating themselves upon
escaping so easily
An addition to the present depot and
headquarters building is one of the
necessities of the near future The plan
is to increase the room by adding on to
the north wing now serving as the sup
erintendents private office upstairs and
the battery room downstairs When
the addition is completed there will be
a general rearrangement of the upper
story of the building Among other
moves the telegraph -room will be en
larged taking in the two small rooms
now occupied by the trainmasters and
the force of the timekeepers depart
ment This is an imperative move as
the telegraph force is laboring under dis
advantages and positive discomforts in
their present cramped and poorly ven
tilated quarters The superintendent
will fall heir to the new part of the
building upstairs and the relief depart
ment will be located on the ground floor
of the addition The timekeepers will
move back into the east end of the
building together with the trainmast
ers The superintendents clerical force
will be located in the room now occu
pied by the superintendent as his private
office This will relieve the present ne
cessities of the case but a larger and
better adapted and more modern build
ing will eventually be built if the busi
ness of the company shall increase as it
has during the past few years
BANKSVILLE
A M Benjamin is harvesting his
barley
H I Peterson has C E Thompson
helping him through harvest
Harvesting is nearly ended and some
stacks are looming up The barley crop
will be immense in this part of the
county
Peter and Fred Wesch threshed Mon
day and Tuesday and August Wesch is
threshing today Wednesday
Mrs Bradley sister of W H Hartman
and her son were visiting near Banks
ville last week They were from Iowa
and they went from here to Dundy
county- to visit her mother and a sister
andbrother
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of Eating
To use a comparison
wheat does not have the
vegetable glues the same
as the coarser grains of
corn and oats Instead
it is rich in phosphates of
lime iron and sodium
Wheat absorbs more
moisture in cooking and
is therefore more
delicate and better suited
as a food for children
Wheat is properly
prepared for food as
California Wheatose
Flaked wheat food for breakfast
All good grocer
INDIAN0LA
Miss Phoebe Crjppen is visiting in
Benkelman
Mrs Finney has gone to
visit relatives
Oregon
Frank Hardest made a business
to McCook Tuesdav
to
trip
A H Re nolds attended the Masonic
lodne in Bartley last week
Mr Bauer is the name of the new
night operator at the depot
George Henderson of Culbertson was
an Indianola visitor Wednesday
Miss Dolly Beeson of Bartley visited
with the Misses Porter last week
Mrs Wm Short returned from Cali
fornia last Wednesday morning
Mrs Rankin went down to Bartley
Sunday and spent the day with friends
Mrs J M Mann has bought the H
C Lett property in the north part of
town
W II Wadsworth was here a few
days last week His visit was of a bus
iness nature
Hot days and hotter nights A little
shower would be acceptable Corn
growing well
Miss Annie Vering returned to Mc
Cook Sunday evening acd will attend
school until it closes
Mr and Mrs Strackey and Chester
left Friday evening for Poitland Ore
gon and other points
Ray Mann came home Tuesday even
ing from Wyoming where he has been
working this summer
L B Simmons has bought the Widow
Mann property in east Indianola and
will immediately move thereto
R E Smith came home for a visit
Tuesday He had been working in
Danbury for the past three weeks
Mrs Minnie Love nee Whitacre is
here from Aibia Iowa on a visit to her
sister Mis W II Powell and family
The Adventists are still with us and
hold meetings nightly The attendance
at these mee tings is small This hot
weather makes people lazy
Will Sheets wife and three children
went to Bartley Sunday morninc and
visited through the day with his brother
Ira They came back on No 5
Mrs Beardslee was called to Indianola
on Sunday by the sudden illness of her
little grandchild The child feeling
better she returned home at night
Miss Maggie Newland who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs George
Henderson in Culbertson is at home
again after a three weeks absence
Carl Burts horses ran away Wednes
day morning When caught no damage
was found to have been done excepting
the breakage of part of the harness
Mrs J M Mann left on No 5 last
Saturday night for Portland Oregon
where she will spend the summer
months She will visit her sister while
away
Grandpa Russell died at the residence
of his son in Indianola Tuesday after
noon and was buried Thursday The
funeral was preached at ten oclock at
the home
A company of young people from Mc
Cook spent Sunda in Indianola guests
at the Casgro They were John Green
Harold Morris Nellie Andrews and
Dora Oyster
Miss Susie Wallace and Charles By
field were married last week and will
live in McCook Susie was one of our
best young ladies and a successful school
teacher The young couple have the
best wishes of their friends
Rev J Stuart Miller preached at the
Christian church Sunday evening to a
crowded house and though the evening
was oppressively warm he kept his hear
ers interested for nearly two hours He
lives at Edison and was here by invita
tion
CULBERTSON
Mrs Henry Bauer is staying in town
at present
Charles Wiggins returned from Kan
sas City Wednesday morning
Rev G L Snyder will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday even
ing
The Walker Sheit law suit came off in
favor of the plaintiff last Monday Mr
Sheit was fined 2500 and costs
Misses Amelia and Carrie Blum of
Lincoln were visiting friends in Cul
bertson Tuesday and Wednesday
Joe Hassler received a new engine for
his elevator Saturday Messrs John
McNiece and Frank Fellows are setting
up the machine
Rev G L Snyder of Juniata who has
been visiting in Culbertson the past
week started for Stratton Thursday
evening to continue his visit
Mrs M Wemple and two sisters Mrs
Wise and Mrs Dinsmore and Mrs
Fannie Brown started for Portland
Oregon last Thursday evening
The harvest days have indeed come
J A Kirk threshed on Monday and
Tuesday Others in the same commun
ity intend threshing soon also
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Less than 20 per cent
from Former Price
All desirable goods too At the present price
it will pay you to buy for next seasons use if
you have bought all you can use for this sea
son What we have left in
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS
and SILK COATS
WE WILL SELL AT COST
and some at less than cost They are bar
gains Call and see them
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W B WOLFE Vice President
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Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 4000 X
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THE
SAVING
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Should be encouraged in all possible
ways Like good morals and manners
the instruction should begin in the home
As early habits mold the future character
so do those who early acquire the saving
habit lay the foundation for future suc
cess Many a boy has saved enough from his small earnings
to give him a liberal education or to make a start in business
of his own Persistent saving opens the way to countless
possibilities in success and many a young man owes his start
m life to his having opened a savings accouut and adhered to
a strong determination to add to regularly and systematically
the first deposit made We invite your savings accounts
The First National Bank nccook
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