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MAIN LINE KAHT DKPAET
No fi Central Time 1153 PM
2 530 am
12 800 am
1 955PM
MAIN LINE WEST DEPART
No 1 Mountain Time 1205 r m
a 1150p M
13 937 am
IMPERIAL line
No 17G arrives Mountain Time 5 10 P M
No 175 departs 645 a m
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
beats froe on through trains Tickots sold
and baggage checked to any point in the United
Statos or Canada
For information timo tables maps and tick
ets call on or write George Scott Agont Mc
Cook Nobraska or J Francis General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ttcmc
Engine 708 is in the backshop for new
crown bolts etc
Henry Loshbaugh is a new man on
the carpenter force
Conductor J Freeman Utter made
the family a visit at headquarters Sun
day
Engine 1065 Tuckers engine had
her tank practically torn off and her cab
was about destroyed
Three cars went over the end of the
elevated track at the Akron coal shute
Wednesday evening
This has been a hard week on motive
power five engines being placed out
of commission by accidents
B JLane of the telegraph force had
a large lump of joy added to his exist
ence by the arrival of the wife Wed
nesday on No 13
The company was a small loser in a
wreck in the yard at Akron Colo Sun
day night by two freights colliding one
backing into the other One engine was
considerably damaged Both were Den
ver crews
The Burlington will put down thirty
miles of new eighty five pound steel on
the Nobraska Railway better known as
the Billings line this winter Steel wil
be received for this work in a short time
and the placing of it will be started as
soon as material is at hand Thirty
miles of this road directly west of Sew
ard is laid with light steel and it is I
proposed to bring this lino up to stand
ard This will make the amount of new
steel laid in Nebraska this season very
near 200 miles It is said to be less dif
ficult to get workmen now than during
the busy season
Manager Heber of the Western Union
is more than happy since the completion
of repairs and 7erhauling at the tele
graph office and well he may be as they
now have one of the best offices in the
state large and convenient and well
appointed The Western Union busi
ness has increased by leaps and bounds
until now twelve men are required to do
the day and night business of the com
pany 3000 messages being handled
here daily including the repeat messa
ges The line has been practically re
built between McCook and Denver new
wire and larger poles and up-to-date
equipment in every particular being
used until now they bast the best line
between Omaha and Denver in the
United States The business is increas
ing and additional wires will shortly be
strung in addition to the St Joseph
and Kansas City wires not long since
added The equipment of this office is
now of the latest and best and one more
large table is to bo installed soon
No Mother is
knowingly careless in
choosing food for her
children From
CALIFORNIA
FlakeiJ Wheat Food
Cooks in two minutcw
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all the fibre and irritating im
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In two pound pekige Sealed to protect Km
purity and avw Ail good gttesrs
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Robert Wiley of Montreal Canada
is a new machinist
Engine 1961 is about ready to take
the track after an overhauling
They have given the 1756 which back
ed into the passenger engine at Akron
Sunday night a new tank and she has
gone out on the road again Her tank
was badly mashed
Conductor Walter M French and
crew were in charge of the work train
Had the light engine been a half min
ute earlier the probabilities are the train
crew would have been wiped out if a
half minute later the switch would have
been closed and the accident averted
Engine 2701 involved in the Akron
yard accident of last Sunday night is
in the shop here for repairs to her front
end which was considerably damaged
frame being bent somewhat and large
casting broken the latter have been
ordered and will delay her getting out
a day or two
It is rumored that the force at the
round house will be largely increased in
the near future and that the work of re
pairing engines will be carried on with
oldtime vigor as the necessities of the
case demand This will be good news
if true to enginemen and trainmen as
well as to the traveling and shipping
public
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SUSTAINED A FRACTURED SKULL1
Engineer R E Tucker the Victim of an Accident at
Sanborn Siding in Dundy County
Monday night nt Sanborn siding Dundy county about eighty miles west of
McCook Engineer R E Tucker was perhaps fatally iujured in a collision with
the rear end of a work train oxtra Tucker was driving a light engiue and was
following the work train which had just taken the siding He followed tho work
train so closely and was running at a rapid speed and was into tho rear end of tho
train before the traiumen could close the switch
The waycar attached to the work train was completely demolished and two or
three cars of tho train were derailed The engine was considerably damaged
about the front end The track was slightly damaged
Engineer Tucker was the only one injured sustaining a severe fracture of the
skull He was brought hero on passenger train No 11 aDd is now receiving every
medical attention at the Palmer hotel where ho was taken
His fireman escaped injury
Engineer Tucker was but recently transferred herefrom the Wymore division
His injuries are of a desperate character
Mrs Tucker and child arrived from their home in Wymore on 13 Tuesday
Tho father was expected from KausasCity
Tucker had so far improved that the relief department had him taken to St
Joe last night and placed in a hospital
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by McCook postoflice Dec 29th 05
Anderson Air Ahven Ice A E
Clark Mr Harry
Block Mr Fred
Bauer Kannard
Byron A Muncen
Blucker Mr Clias
Boyer Fred E H
Bauldwen Mr J H
Burklaensen W G
Bers Clara
Colianny Mr J
Daffy Mr Warnoy
Dillon J E
Earle Mrs Anna
Furrell P H
Foote Mr Harry
Farror Mrs Blanch
Farmers Grain Co
Gregory Mr Mills
Gasson Mrs Fannio
Gearhart Mr Fred
Gavort H
Hill Herbert
Hicks Mr Martin
Hoemann Rev Theo
Hamilton J H
Hulbert Walter A
Kiester Mr Mirlmnl
Hasten Mr C
Lee Mr Lute
McConnick R
McBrido M L
Marion Mr LI E
Mathewson Mr Martin
McMillen Mr C W
OHara Dr H A
Osborn Robt
Oschner W E
Plummer Mr L E
Rousch Mr Cbas
Punnells Mr Guy
Schlegel Mrs Clinton
Stockfeld Benj F
Shirloy Mr E W
Smith Miss Rose
Trenbalm C A
Tuttle Henry
Thompson Oscar
Travis Mrs Lucinda
Walls A J
Walters Geo A
Wetzel Mitcbael
Young Miss Eva
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
Cut glass and silverware are the most
acceptable gifts for ladies Our assort
ment is complete W T Coleman
Read the Tribune clubbing list else
where in this issue It will save vou
money
BEAVER VALLEY AND DENVER
The Burlington Files Articles of Incorporation in Two States
For An Important Extension
The Burlington railroad will connect
its St Francis Kas branch with the
main line to Denver in the near future
Articles of incorporation were filed
this morning with the secretary of state
of the Beaver Valley Denver Railroad
company by which the extension will be
built and operated The articles of in
corporation give a capital stock of 400
000
John F Vallery Charles W Water
man Elroy N Clark James E OCon
nor and Herman H Dunham are named
as the incorporators and directors The
articles further provide for the operation
of the road by the five directors mention
ed and an additional board of directors
to consist of George W Holdrege
Charles F Monderson W P Durkee
G W Loomis and H D Allee all Bur
lington officials
The route of the proposed road begins
at a point on the east boundary line of
Colorado thirteen miles north of the
south boundary of Yuma county and
extends north to the valley of the mid
dle fork of the Republican river fifteen
miles thence northeast across the
boundary line into and through Chey
enne county Kansas to a point on the
Kansas and Nebraska boundary line two
miles east of the northwest corner of the
state of Kansas thence northwest to cor
ner of the state of Kansas thence north
to the line of the C B Q railroad at
or near Sanborn Dundy county Ne
braska with a branch line from San
born to St Francis Kansas
Topeka Dec 8 HDAllee of Omaha
was at the state house yesterday and
made application for a charter for the
Beaver Valley Denver railroad This
road is to run from St Francis Kas to
Denver Colo
The officers of the company are G W
Holdrege president W P Durkee se
cretary H D Allee treasurer J F
Vallery assistant secretary All of the
officers live in Omaha except Mr Vallery
who is in Denver where the headquarters
of the road will be
Mr Allee said that it was a proposi
tion of the Burlington road and that it
was intended to extend the St Frnr cis
line to Denver in order to save the bck
haul
As the matter now stands he said
the Burlington has to ship all of the
produce it gets on the Kansas branches
east to get to the main line between
Kansas City and Denver By extending
the line the Kansas products can be
shipped direct to Denver and a great
saving can be made in time and in
money The northwestern part of
Kansas is developing so rapidly that a
direct lino to Denver is needed
Switchman Harry McGaw of Hastings
yard had a narrow escape from death
last Saturday evening He fell in a
cramped position in front of a switch en
gine foot board One leg was doubled
under the board and fractured The en
gine was stopped in time to Bave his
life
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LEBANON
J P Kinne is home from Lincoln
Frank M Abbott is here from Iowa
James Ferrell was a Bartley visitor
Tuesday
Ed Widener visited his brother in
Kansas City
Ola Painter has bought a farm in
Western Kansas
Harden Smith expects to move to Ob
erlin this winter
District 82 has employed Miss May
Bartholomew as teacher
E S Moore has sold his interest in
the hardware to Ira Overstake
Joseph Murphy of Danbury has pur
chased Mrs Anna Korns farm
Tames Painter had two sisters with
their husbands here visiting him
Winnie Brown of McCook was over
visiting at Peter Cnrtys last week
Mrs MattieKinkaid has returned from
Lincoln her mother is much better
Charles Threylkill has sold his farm
and will settle near Atwood Kansas
We had quite a coal famine last week
duriDg some of the coldest weather this
fall
A basket supper was given to buy a
lot adjoining the Presbyterian parsonage
We understand that a lurge amount was
realized One basket sold for five dol
lars
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COLWTV COURT
License to wed and marriages celebrat
ed since our last report
M O Voorhees 32 of Cambridge and
Caroline Webber 22 of Bartley
JSFitzerald 26 and Nellie Murphy
25 both of Stratton Married by Rev
J J Loughran Novwinber 29th
Fred Gntnh 28 of McCVik and Grace
Smith 22 of Fremont Nebraska Mar
ried by the county jnrigo December 9th
In the case of iury Brovn injured
in the Kanona Kii shs wreck Henry
Brown who sued the compmy for fifty
dollars damages dollars were al
lowed and the company paid the qosts
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SLIPPERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ARE ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE AS PRESENTS AT CHRISTMAS
But slippers are not the only good things we have in stock Come in and let us show you some
thing else if you dont want slippers Well help you choose and save you money
Petty s Shoes Go With Christmas Stockings
The Model Shoe Store
A E PETTY Proprietor
McCOOK NEBRASKA
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asthma and coughs of all
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Our Line of
Mikado Embroidery
and Drawn Work
is all that as a gift A piece
from our selection would
please most any lady Try it
Or perhaps one of the
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suit better Anyway dont
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CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Congregational Sunday school at
10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and 730
p m Christian Endeavor at 630
Geo B Hawkes Pastor
Catholic Order of services Mass
3 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Locghran Pastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10 am
Sermons 11 and 730 Class at 12 Junior
League at 3 Epworth League at G30
Prayer meeting at 8 Wednesday Xmas
tree Saturday night December 23 at
eight oclock
M B Carman Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 a m and evening
prayer and sermon at 8 The third Sun
day in the month Holy Communion at
730 a m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
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Xmas gifts
bargains
treatment
The Ideal 5 10c Store
Opposite Postoflice McCook
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McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Corn j a
Wheat O
Oata 21
Rye 4
Barley
Hogs 4 V
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Good Butter at
111 J
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 U3 for
blowing Always the best always
the greatest variety always the
highest quality
DAVID MAGNER
Phone 14 Fresh and Salt Meats
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