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Flaked Wheat Food
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Start an account
with it Rid your
self of worry
Good looks bring happiness Friends
care more for us when we meet them
with a clean smiling face bright eyes
sparkling with health which comes by
taking Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
35 cent L V McConnell
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Porridge with cream and
toast Economical health
ful and sustaining for all
work mental or manual
In two pound packages Sealed to protect Its
purity and flavor All good grocers
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COMFORTABLE SHOES ADD
MUCH TO YOUR HAPPINESS
VOU know how miserable an ill fitting shoe that rubs your foot causing sores bunions and corns
makes one They are dear at any price Every pair of our shoes are of the best quality leather
latest style made to fit the foot and to wean No shoddy shop worn or damaged goods to offer
We want your trade as long as you are within reach of our store and know the only way we can keep
it is to give full value for what we charge you for Our goods
Dont Forget We Give the Baby Born this Year before July i Its First Pair of Shoes
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MAIN LINE EAST D EPA KT
No 0 Central Time 1151pm
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main line west uepaiit
v 1 Mountain Time 1205 pm
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imperial line
Vi 176 arrives Mountain Time fcJOr m
No 175 departs 015 am
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
n ats free on through trains Ticket sold
und laffgaif chocked to any point in tlio United
states or Canada
Y or information time tables m tps and
call on or write George Scott Asont Mc
Cook Nebraska or L WWakley General Pav
acngor AKont Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Mrs J L Sullivan is in Galesburg
111 guest of relatives and friends
Floyd Roberaon is one of the train
men who met the executioner last week
Twenty five trainmen retired from the
service with the companys consent last
week
Henry Best of the headquarters cler
ical force felt the keenness of the oflicial
axe last week
Seven enginpmen and twenty five
trainmen ran afoul the snickersnee last
week in a bunch
J W Chase who has been on the
night force entered the day service
Thursday morning again
Conductor and Mrs C E Ryan went
up to Yuma Colorado Thursday on
No 13 on a visit to relatives
Foreman Julian W Andrew was up
from Holdrege last Thursday evening
on business returning home on delayed
No 2 next morning
S C Upiinger of the
is spending the week in Republi
can visiting relatives and friends J T
Blankinshipsubstitutehas the run dur
ing his absence
The throttle of P3 compound No 2711
stuck at Edison last Friday morning on
delayed No 2 with steam on The re
sult was a pretty lively time on that ma
chine for a little while and a demoral
ized rail where the rapidly revolving
drivers burnt up the steel the air
holding the train still meanwhile The
occurrence is not common in railroad
exparience
all iu the backshop for a general over
hauling
J W Parks and Mrs Emerson Han
son roturnad last night from their New
Mexico visit
Eight more chutes four on each side
are being added to the present coal
chutes at this place
All the official dog houses in thoi
roundhouse are being removed or
ed to other purposes Chief
maker Keatings ofiice is being fitted
for a storage place for engine mens sup-
plies
to observe the workings of their big en
gines and to adjust same in needed
cases He is going over the different
divisions doing similar stunts
The addition to the round house is rap
idly nearing completion The smoke
stacks are going up and the tracks are
being extended The Jpiping has been
finished and the work will be completed
shortly now
Agent Scotts freight office is being
repainted and slightly overhauled A
door has been provided for the freight
house force on the south sido of the of
fice while tho public will use the old
door on the east Convenience and
more room
All the cupboards will as fast as pos
sible be standardized in the roundhouse
They will each be 56 feet high with a
slope roof Thirty six have already been
built for the boilermakers flue blowers
and washers and they will be built all
over the house onjthe same scale Each
mechanic will have one for his clothes
and tools and one will be provided for
each two helpers
Work Work 1 1 WorkH
Lots of energy is needed to keep up the pace In
the struggle the man with the strong body and clear
brain wins out every time
The man of to day need something more than
mere food he needs a food thdt makes energy a food
to work on
Although some people may not realize it yet it is
a fact proved and established beyond doubt that soda
crackers and this means Uneedcl BiSCliit are
richer in muscle and fat making elements and have a
much higher per cent of tissue building properties
than any other article of food made from flour
That this is becoming known more and more every
day is attested by the sale of nearly 400000000 pack
ages of Uneeda BiSCUit 9 the finest soda cracker
ever baked An energy giving food of surpassing
value sold in a package which brings it to you with
all the oiiginal flavor and nutriment perfectly pre
served Truly the food to Ipork on
Whoever you are whatever you are wherever
you work Uneeda Biscuit-
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Engine 145 ia receiviug new flue9 this Engineer Kingsbury retires from the
week companys service this week
Engine TOG is in the shop fur repairs
Her tank i being lowered
A P Ely of the time keepers force
f has purchased the CT Watson cottage
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Conductor George Bunting of Denver I It is generally understood that Master
was at headquarters Wednesday j Mechanic Kennedy favors running en-
RmMn R 9nnR 113 1 19in wl CM Iirftgin s clear Lhrouah from McCook to
Denver with a change
Akron
Mrs W II Browne vhi been
visiting her husband at St
Kansas a few days returned h
No Wednesday morning
Browne will bo over first of next
R F D NO 1
Mrs J H Warfield returned
home last Saturday night from
her Illinois visit
i nere was a surprise party on
Fred Crocker at Joseph Crockers
General Inspector of Machinery Nixon ast Friday night
of Lincoln General Piecework Inspector -
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A U Rogers went to Denver
Cappell of Lincoln and General Supt of
Thursday to attend the
I night
Buildings Rivett of Lincoln were all at
McCook division headquarters this Stockmen s convention and show
week J John Schlagel is moving his
Mr Lucy the Baldwin Locomotive goods down from near Culbert
Co expert was here early in the week Son this week into his new home
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given at John Randals home
Wednesday evening Playing
games dancing and a great feast
passed the evening delightfully
for ioo guests all having a great
time
Gerald Wilcox weighed and
measured out 99 bushels of corn
from one acre on his farm this
wjriter His corn averaged over
80 bushels per acre this last sea
son He has already shelled out
two thousand bushels and has
one more crib to shell
Quite a number of horses have
died on the route from the mys
terious disease which has made
inroads on the equines all over
the county this fall and winter
Among the losers are Henry
Kisker three Rudolf Padolski
two William Broomfield one
Henry Rogers and Frank
Shores had a lively runaway ex
perience last Saturday evening
They had a Rogers and a Hat
field buggy in the affair The
runaway finally turned up at
Rodgers with the buggy consid
erably demoralized but neither
of the occupants injured
W N Rogers had a coon
party last Sunday with J P
Notley a great lover of coon
if he thinks it to be veal as one
of the guests of honor J P has
views of his own about a neigh
bor who feeds a guest coon but
Rogers has it on record that J
P made more of that veal dis
appear than any other person
about the board
Mrs J I Lee and Mrs I N
McDougal received the sad news
of the death of their eldest broth
er W M Jones which occurred
in Okhahoma City on January
27 from abscess of the liver
He had been confined to his bed
about six weeks The deceased
leaves a wife two daughters and
three sons to mourn his loss also
one brother and three sisters
The eldest sister lives in Califor
nia and was on her way to see
hjm but did not arrive until a
few hours after his death He
was a prominent member of the
Masonic lodge and other orders of
Oklahoma City He settled in
Oklahoma City eleven years ago
and has been engaged in the liv
ery business there He was also
well known in McCook and vicin
ity having been in the livery
business here two years in 1 893
and 1894 Many of the McCook
people will remember him and
I deeply sympathize with the fam
ily in this great sorrow
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NEW DRESS GOODS NEW
GINGHAMS NEW LINE OF
LADIES WAISTS ETC
You should see the new line of
Embroideries The range is from
the cheap to the best Without
a doubt the best line we have
ever shown
P S Winter goods at your own price
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PLEASANT RIDGE
Mr Rothermel is building a
new house
Truman F West is busy shell
ing corn with his new sheller
A fat hog Mr Andajaskell was
hauling to McCook smothered to
death on the way recently
Mr and Mrs Chris Smith vis
ited Mr and Mrs A B Kinzer
near Box Elder last Sunday
Jacob Smith had a party last
Friday night with a large attend
ance and a good time for all
present
Steve Fitzgibbons has been
hauling feed to his farm bought
of Mr Allen last fall He will
move onto the place in the
spring
NOTICE
To Hiram C Rider Leila Rider liis wife and
whom it may concern Notice is hereby civon
that on April 1 A D 1901 I purchased of the
county treasurer of Red Willow county Nebras
ka lot number two 2 iu block number ten ilu
in the first addition to thetown of South McCook
Nebraska for the delinquent taxes levied and
assessed against said premises for the years
189 to 1902 inclusive That I havo paid the
subsequent taxes levied and assessed against
paid premises for the years 1903 and 1904 that
said lot was assessed for the years 18fe9 to 1905
inclusive in the name of Hiram C Rider The
time allowed in which to redeem said lot from
such tax sale will expire April 2 190G after
which I will apply to the county treasurer of
Red Willow county for a tax deed to Eaid prem
ises Dated February 2nd 1900
H R Spencee
J E Kolley attorney
McCook Tribune 1 the Yearl
McCook Market Quotations
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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
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