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main line west depart
No 1 Mountain Time
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- No 5 local to Wray
IMPEEIAIj line
No 170 arrives Mountain Time
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MAIN LIKE KAST DEPART
Central Time 1150 pm
020 A M
- 900am
1015 PM
SCHOOL
SHOES
1206 r M
1125 PM
850 AM
645 p M
540pM
645 AM
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Sleopinp dining and reclining chair cars
seats free on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage checked to any pomtin tho United
States or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
ets call on or write Goorgo Scott Acont Mc
Cook Nebraska or J Francis General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Pay car special tomorrow
E J Kates was up from Lincoln over
Sunday
R V Walls is back from Imminuel
hospital Omaha improved in health
Mr Green formerly agent at Culbort
son is in charge of the Benkelman sta
tion now
Brakeman C P Allen has quit the
service lie will dray for the present
and farm next season
Night Chief Dispatcher and Mrs R
B Simmons returned Tuesday night
from their visit in Detroit Michigan
Agent T E McCarl was called home
Monday by the death of bis brother
Bert and remained a few days with the
homefolks
The Burlington needs experienced
carbuilders so urgently at Plattsmouth
that the company is seeking the assist
ance of the Plattsmouth Commercial
club to secure men for its carships in
that city
Conductor Eph Benjamin Head
Brakeman Ochsner and Engineer N A
Newkirk have all been discharged from
the service on account of the recent un
fortunate collision between No 2 and
freight 145 in the yard at Wray Colora
do a few weeks since Tho boys mis
fortune is much regretted by all
The company is now engaged in con
structing new and larger track scales at
this place The old scales were 36 feet
long and of 80 ton capacity The new
scales will be 50 feet long and capable of
weighing 100 tons The old scales are
on one of the inside yard tracks but
the new ones are being built on the
coach track on the north side of the
mainline The foundation of the new
scales is of solid concrete and the cost
will exceed S1000
For the purpose of making eye tests
and studying conditions under which
train signals are displayed occulists will
be placed on the engines that pull the
fast trains on the Chicago Milwaukee
St Paul road The tests will be made
preliminary to a revision of the system
of examining trainmen for defects or
sight and may result in a change in the
present manner of displaying lights and
semaphore arms The brotherhood of
locomotive engineers is responsible for
the proposed unique test The road
men have complained that their eyes are
tested theoretically rather than along
practical lines
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THEYRE HERE NEW FALL SHOES
It gives us pleasure to announce the arrival of our complete new stock of
Fall Styles in Shoes for Men Women and Children
We start the season with everything in stock -just right We have the popular leathers the popular
the prices They are worthy of the most careful
lasts the popular toes and the popular heels all at popular
inspection worthy of the utmost reliance and worthy of largest prices Popular because they deserve it
Examine critically and you will appreciate these facts It is interesting to look at them and there is no obliga
tion to buy unless you wish to do so We await the privilege of serving you
The Model Shoe Store
FE Brignor is a now extra conductor
G G Magnusdn is visiting the folks
in Holdrego
E J Gillespie is over at Lebanon
visiting the folks
Ilervey W Conover is working for
James McAdams
Engines 2998 and 143 are in the back
shop being overhauled
Conductor Frank Kendlen visited
Celestine in Lincoln Thursday
M A VanHorn has been made an ex
tra conductor on the Oxford line
A new way car has been placed in the
service on the Oxford line this week
J A Gaunt formerly in the round
house has entered the freight service
Brakeman and Mrs Worth Humphrey
have gone to Creston Iowa on a visit
Conductor C W Bronson resumed his
run Monday after three weeks illness
New trainmen this week are W C
Arnett W A Piatt W J Phillips N
K Pace
J R Van Horn was off duty few days
early in the week on account of illness
in family
No 27C4 broke down out on the road
first of the week and is in the back
shop for repairs
Eimer L Hawkins succeeds F G R
Fordas uightyard foreman Ford goes
into the yard days
R J Moore who left the train service
in October 1903 is now braking for
Conductor Willetts
Engine 800 is just out of the shops and
was put through the limbering up pro
cess in the yard yesterday
Brakeman Ralph Smith who found
Agent Allens body has resigned Ho
was a new man in the service
Engine 1754 is having a break in her
frame repaired and has been given two
new wheels for her front trucks
The Tribune is informed that Agent
T E McCarl of Red Cloud expects
soon to reenter the train service
W M French has been promoted
from passenger to freight service in an
ticipation of better things to come
A P Ely arrived home from Chicago
Wednesday Mrs Ely came with him
from Lincoln where she visited during
his absence
J F Amick of the Red Cloud yard
will leave forMacon Mo next Monday
and upon his return will be trotting in
double harness
General Supt Byram went over the
east end of the McCook division Wed
nesday and Thursday coming west as
far as Oxford Conductor S E Callen
had the special
Additions to office force are expected
as soon as the addition to headquarters
i nnmnlated and changes have been
made in the office arrangements The
clerical force needs a boost The rush
is overworking many of the boys
Fireman F J Zajicek has commenced
the construction of a new dwelling house
on Manchester street three blocks north
of the court house He is also putting
up a barn and will have comfort and
convenience when the work is finished
Gold Fish Free
During the next ten days we will
o ive Two Gold Fish FREE with each
pair of Ladies Shoes
You have been wanting Fish why
not get them now before the supply
is exhausted This will be the last
lot of Fish and Globes we will have
this season Come in and get your
shoes and have a pair of Gold Fish
FREE
The BEE HIVE Neb
The
science
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 grocers
Mrs C L Walker and children went
away on 12 Wednesday on a visit
Lots of work in the back shop and
short handed gives tho boys all the
extra work they can stand up to
A new time card will go into effect
Sunday Among the changes of mo
ment on the McCook division will be the
stopping No 5 at this place instead of
running that train on to Wray Colo
No 12 will of course start from here It
is to be presumed that Nos 13 and 14
will do local work west of here It is
stated that no other material changes
will be made
Agent Allen of Benkelman Killed
Agent J P Allen of Benkelman was
fatally injured in the Burlington yard at
Benkelman last Saturday night He
died of his injuries about three hours
after the accident
J P Allen was born in Bridgetown
Indiana September 2 1865 He entered
the railroad service in 1886 He was
united in marriage with Miss Stella M
Stillman in Delavan Illinois in 1890
Two children were born to them Arlene
and Harry 13 and 11 years old respect
ively who with their mother survive
The deceaseds father still lives making
his home in Indiana also three brothers
one in Springfield Mo another near
Kansas City Mo and a third J M
Allen of St Louis who was mastevof
transportation during the worlds fair
there and who attended the funeral
here
Mrs Allen is a sister of Frank Still
man of our city
There are several accounts current of
the accident
One is that he was hanging onto the
side of a stock car which was being
shunted to the stock yards and in the
darkness was struck by the partly open
gate of the shute His injuries were
about the head
An other account states that he was
on top of the car together with a brake
man That the car was moving pretty
rapidly on account of having been flying-switched
in That the brakeman
unloaded himself and called to Mr
Allen who did not get off however and
was knocked off when the cars came to
gether and received head injuries as
above indicated
Agent Allen formerly served the com
pany as agent at Wauneta He was a
popular employe and stood well with the
company
The remains were brought to McCook
Wednesday morning on No 12 and
were buried in Longview cemetery
Funeral services were conducted in
Benkelman Tuesday afternoon
Brief ritualistic services were conduct
ed at the grave by the members of Mc
Cook lodge No 135 A P A M
There were a number of elaborate and
handsome floral offerings at the burial
of Mr Allen who was very highly es
teemed by a large acquaintanceship
The family of the deceased will come
to McCook to live and will be with
Frank Stilman for the present her
I brother-in-law
Bad Wreck at Crete
Crete Neb Oct 9 A bad wreck
occurred here today when Burlington
number twelve due at 415 ran into the
rear end of a stock extra which was
standing on the main lino Number
twelve was in charge of Conductor Hall
and Engineer Xilkenson Tho freight
was in chargo of Conductor lluddleston
Six cars loaded with wheat were crushed
and the caboose was completely telescop
ed One of the Burlingtons finest en
gines of the P2 class was pulling the
passenger and its nose was buried deep
in a car of wheat after having demolish
ed tho way car Mr Olesou a stock
man from Holdrege who was in th way
struck had miraculous
car when it was a
lous escape from death He was knocked
out of the car after the roof was torn
off and escaped with a badly bruised
head and a broked arm The engineer
of No 12 is said have dioregarded the
wirninfr semanhore Conductor
dlestou stated that his man set the
semaphore properly and that he had re
ceived orders at Dorchester to run
ahead of the passenger to Lincoln Con
ductor Hall and the flagman on the pas
senger were also slightly injured and a
number of passengers wre badly shaken
up The engine of train No 72 in the
yards at tho time was used to haul the
remainder of the passenger train to
Lincoln
Conductor F M Hall of Number 12
after bringing his train to Lincoln spent
the night at one of the hotels Mr Hall
thought that the accident was in a
measure the fault of the Crete yards
Just before entering the yards the track
makes a sharp turn The freight train
according to Conductor Hall was stand
ing around this curve and out of sight
of the engineer of Number 12 Neither
Conductor Hall nor the engineer were
expecting to pass the freight at Crete
and the crew of the passenger had seen
no lights or semaphore signals The
passenger according to Conductor Hall
was going at about fifteen miles an hour
when the collision occurred otherwise
the accident might have been more ser
ious Conductor Hall suffered a wrench
ed wrist and a sprined hip in the acci
dent The chief brakeman of the pass
enger and the flagman were also slightly
injured The formerLew Frey of Hast
ings was cut about the head and other
wise bruised and the latter B F De
Ford also of Hastings suffered a sprain
ed hip After the accident he was
taken to his home on Number 3 Other
members of the crew of both trains were
hurt but not seriously so far as Con
ductor Hall knew Four or five cars on
the freight the mail car on Number 12
were demolished or badly damaged
Lincoln News
Burlington Bulletin Rates
Chicago and return S2510 on sale
daily
St Louis and return 2665 on sale
daily
Portland Tacoma and Seattle and re
turn 4500 on sale daily
Salt Lake Provo Price and Ogden
Utah and return 2790 on sale daily
Grand Junction and Mack Colo and
return S2790 on sale daily
Yellowstone Park through and in
cluding hotels and stage and return
7500 on sale daily
Cody Wyo Black Hills and Hot
Springs S D approximately half rates
all summer
Milwaukee and southern Wisconsin
points Michigan resorts on Lakes Michi
gan and Huron Canada Maine and
New England St Lawrence and Lake
Champlain regions very low tourist
rates all summer
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
Geo S Scott
Agent C B 0 Ry
Water Supply for Tamplco
English engineers are making sur
veys and plans of Tamplco and the
surrounding country with a view of
supplying the town with drinking wa
ter and a complete system of sewer
age Should these works he carried
out there will be an excellent opening
for the sale of plumbing supplies At
present there Is no plumbing eatb
Uihment In the port
A E PETTY Proprietor
McCOOK NEBRASKA
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our line of
Ladies and Misses
Coats
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McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Corn 3
Wheat 61
Oats 25
Rye 38
Barley 2f
Hogs 4 3
Eggs 15
GoodButtei 20
A Sound Argument
The one that blows without any
thing to blow about wastes time and
energy The excellence of our goods
and delivery service warrant us for
blowing Always the best always
the greatest variety always the
highest quality
DAVID MAGNER
Phone 14 Fresh and Salt Meats
Now is the time to get two papers for
almost the price of one The Tribune
and Weekly Inter Ocean 105
W F Wilson
Successor to Nick Colling
Buys and Sells
Second hand Goods
of all kinds Furniture
wanted Rear of De
Groffs
Phone 316
McCook - Nebraska
Mike Walsh
DEAIEE IS
POULTRY
and EGGS
Old Rubber Copper and Brass
Highest Market Price Paid in Cash
New location just across street in P Walsh
building
McCook - Nebraska
