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MAIN LINE EAST UKPAET
No 6 Central Timo 1153 pm
- 14 955 pm
MAIN TINE WEST DEPAET
No 1 Mountain Timo 1206 P M
i 1135 pm
1H 937 am
IMPERIAL LINE i
No 170 arrives Mountain Time 540 pm
No 175clopttrts G45am
Sleeping dining and reclining chnir cars
seats free on through trains Ticket sold i
and haggago chocked to any point in the TJnitod
States or Canada
For information timo tables maps nnd tick
etg call on or write Georeo Scott Aeont Mc-
Cook Nebraska or L WWnkley Qouoral Pas
sonser Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD HEWS ITEMS
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs
Emberling Ibis week Wednesday
Koswoll S Cutler is now doing the
telegraph operator stunt at Arapahoe
C W lironson is better nnd about
now but Mrs Bronson has been quite
ill this week
R A Byrnes is switching in tho local
yard again Tho family will join him
from Denver as soon as quarters can be
secured
Wilber Anderson a brother of Mrs
C L Fahnestock was up from Have
lock where he is now employed for the
company midweek
No 5 on account of the wreck of No
7G at Heartwoll Monday afternoon did
not arrive hero until G30 Tuesday
morning coming around by Blue Hill
and Holdrege
C L Eaton superintendent of the
McCook division of the Burlington rail
road arrived in Lincoln Sunday While
here he tendered his private secretary
ship to A P Walsh The appointment
was accepted by Mr Walsh and he will
report for duty Monday at Superinten
dent EatonJs headquarters at McCook
Lincoln Star
This may be a tragic sad time to re
mind the Burlington railroad company
of the urgent necessity of a viaduct or
tunnel over or under the yard tracks be
tween tho headquarters building and
roundhouse in this city but in certainly
is opportune The Tribune hopes that
sorrow and bereavement may not come
into other homes and families before
this needed improvement becomes an
accomplished fact
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everything goes wrong You
are tired all the time easily
discouraged nervous and
irritable Your cheeks are
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pale and your blood is thin
Your doctor says you are
threatened with a nervous
breakdown He orders this
grand old family medicine
For more than 50 veirs I have used Ayers
Sirstpnnlli In my family It is a grand tonic
at alt times and a wonderful medicine for im
pure Wood D C HOLT West Haven Conn
S100 a bottle J c ayer co
All ilrnceists E iovren
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Keep the bowels regular with Ayers
Pills Just one pill each night
Chamberlains
fCough Remedyl
The Childrens Favorite
CUKES
Coughs Colds Croup and
Whooping Cough-
This remedy is famous for its cures over
a large part o f the civilized world It can
always oo depended upon It contains no
opium or othecharmful drag and may no
given as confidently to a baby as to on adult
Price 25 cts Large Size 50 cts
Engine 1G37 is about ready to go out
onto tho road an over hauling
Engine 318 is up from the
branch for repairs
Agent George Scott was in Omaha
Wednesday on company business
Flagman C E Crouch is in Galesburg
Illinois his former home on a visit
Engino 1751 ran into a load of rails
the other day with some damage to her
pilot
Switch engino 1354 from Red Cloud
ha3 gono into tho backshop for over
hauling
Engines 1277 19G1 and 1941 have been
sent down to Ilavelock to have their
tire3 turned
Three now engines havo arrived on
this division from tho Q this weok
Nos 1910 1911 and 1914 They are all
R4s
Frank Amann for a long whilo in tho
mechanical department of the Burling
ton service here is now farming near
Bloomington this state
John Humphreys returned first of
tho week from Alliance where ho has
been located in the companys service
for -several months He has resigned
from the railroad service and will join
the noble army of farmers this season
A F Walsh for two years city cir
culator of Tho Star and afterward in
charge of the subscription department
has just received appointment as privato
secretary to Superintendent C L Eaton
of the Burlingtons McCook division
Mr Walsh was for many years employed
iu the car service department of the
railroad resigning his position to take
up newspaper work He left Monday to
begin his new work Mr Eaton was in
tho city Sunday and the formal appoint
ment was then made Lincoln Star
Conductor Solliday was one of the
lucky participants in a runawaj Mon
day He was giving his little girl and a
neighbors daughter a touch of high
life on tho farm wagon A line broke
the horses ran away and when he at
tempted to walk tho wagon tongue and
thus secure control of the horses he
fell underneath the wagon which ran
over him The boy on horseback who
was the innocent cause of the runaway
was also the one to stop the runaways
The little ones were uninjured and the
team and wagon also escaped Sol has
a few painful bruises as his memento of
tho affair
Annuals For Employes
The Burlington railroad has institut
ed a new sort of pension for its employes
whose faithfulness has kept them in the
service for eighteen years or more It
is not in the form of retirement on half
pay or of soft jobs but the issuance
of annual passes good on all Burlington
lines and good for the employe himself
as well as the members of his family
Quito a number of engineers and con
ductors residing in Lincoln havo re
ceived their annucls The little pieces
of paste board take tho place of the
trip passes formerly issued and still
given to employes of lesser experience
when tho officials feel that they have
earned a free ride Heretofore when
employes have desired to take a trip
they have been obliged to make their
desiresknown to their immediate su
periors who submit to the division su
perintendent or some other high of
ficial The passes are then given out in
course of time through the routine of
the clercial force Lincoln Star
APersonal Letter
Mrs Apta Putauf
Dear Apta Tour note thanking
me for calling your attention to the
sale of Silks by The Thompson DGCo
and stating your intention of profiting
by it was brought by Josephine today
who tells mo you will go down next
week toget silk for all the garments you
have planned I do hope you will not
be too late Their G9c yard wide black
Taffeta is equal to 100 value any
where Their S138 36 inch Chiffon
Taffeta is simply fine Their 30c
45c and 50c China Silks the latter 11
inches wide have been impossible to
get over before Their suit patterns
and waist patterns are satisfying all tho
shoppers and you will be wise to make
no needless delay Im anxious to show
you what I have already made up
Sincerely your friend
Bertha Bijjthair
5 to 140 Acres
in Egan park Only half mile to school
For prices and terms see
C F BABCOCKMcCook Neb
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Burlington Bulletin April 1906 -Special
homeskkkeiis it a res 1st and
3rd Tuesdays low excursion rates to the
North Platte Valley the Bighorn Basin
and otherTrontier territory Personally
connucted excursions on 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays of each month for those seek
ing freo homesteads of G40 acres of
mixed farming and dairying Write D
Clem Denver Agent Ilomeseekers In
formation Bureau 1004 Farnam street
Omaha Neb
lititiQATKD Lands If you have any
surplus money you can do nothing
better with it than to get hold of an ir
rigation fai m now If this appeals to
you send for irrigation literature
LOW VACATION TOUKS TO CoLOKADO
California and Puget Tound The sum
mer of 190G will bring a great variety of
attractive low rate excursion tours The
greatest railroad journey in the world
to California and Puget Sound is within
your reach at about half rates daily from
April 25th to May 5th also after June
1st Ask about excursion rates to San
Francisco for the teachers big meeting
also about the cheap rates to Colorado
for tho Elks great gathering eaily in
July
To northern uesorts Low ralo ex
cursion tickets to the Block Hills Hob
Springs South Dakota Sheridan Wy
oming Eatons Ranch Big Horn Moun
tains and Yellowstone Park ask about
special camping tour of 21 days from
Cody through the Yollowstoue Paik
Go somewhere Life is short see
America Think over tho kind of a trip
you would like to make and ask tho un
dersigned to help you plan tho most in
teresting trip at the lowest possible cost
G S Scott Agent C B Q Ry
L W Wakely G P A Omaha
Nothing like Knowing whats going on
We keep you posted locally but
Whitman on Emerson
I often say of Emerson that the per
sonality of the man the wonderful
heart and soul of the man present in
all he writes thinks does hopes goes
far toward justifying the whole lit
erary business the whole raft good
and bad the entire system You see
I find nothing in literature that is val
uable simply for its professional qual
ity Literature is only valuable in the
measure of the passion the blood and
muscle with which it is invested
which lies concealed and active in it
From Horace Traubels With Walt
Whitman In Camden in Century
Better Than References
Can you give me references from
your last place1
No maam The last woman I
worked fur was Mrs Libby that used
to live next door to you She an I
couldnt get along at all You dont
know how mean she is I could tell
you ever so many
You may come Chicago Tribune
Very Important
Uncle John should I be justified in
writing to a young man who has never
written to me
Only on very important business
my dear
WelL this is important business I
want him to marry me I Illustrated
Bits
Commisssloners Proceedings
McCook Neb April 4 1906
Tlio Board or County Commissioners mot pur
suant to adjournment present Samuel Promor
C 15 Gray and F S Lofton county commis
sioners C E Eldred county attorney and E J
Wilcnz count clerk
The minutes f previous mooting read and np
provod
On motion the following appointments were
made to All vacaucies
G O Loiigncckcrovorseor road dist No 5
Lorov Jones 11
Jacob Wall 15
R C Hindiimn 24
Ira Kennedy 21
31 C Stephens j stico of tho pence for Loban
on precinct
The following oflicinl bonds wore examined
nnd on motion approved
G O Longnecker ovprjeer road dit No 5
Loroy Jones 11
E P Couse HI
Jacob Wall V
Don L Thompson 14
R C Hindmun 24
In tht matter of Road No o92 petitioned for
by Alex Ellis et al luid over from the lst
meeting tho road came on for a hearing The
board find that all of tjie requirements of lav
have been fully complied with and that the
public Kood requires it and on motion
of Gray weonded by Lofton tho objections
weio overruled and road established recom
mended bj the road commiisionors wliieli is a
follows Commencing at the northeast cornor
of section eighteen lb town one ill range
twiit nine 29 west Gth p m and running
thence wot on section lino between sections
seven 7 and eighteen 18 said town and
range to tho northwest corner of section eight
een 18 said town and range and terminat
ing thereat Said road to bo sixty six 00 feet
wide and clerk was instructed to notify over
seer of highways to open said road
Whereupon tho board tool up tho matter of
the claim of N J Johnson for damages sus
tained by reason of tho establishment of said
road and N J Johnson was sworn and testified
as a witness Whereupon it was requested bj
N J Johnson and Marion Austin the prosont
owner of the land for which said X J Johnson
claimed damages that said Marion Austin be
substituted for N J Johnson whereupon on
motion of Gray seconded by Loftou the said
Marion Austin was allowed the sura of G000 as
damages by reason of tho establishment of
The I said road and tho overseer of road district No
Weekly Inter Ocean gives the news of J4 wasjustrncted to pay same out of
all the world By our special arrange
ment you cau secure both papers for
one full year for the very low rate of
8105
Horses for Sale
One hundred head of draft and driv
ing horses for sale
Frank Stillman McCook Neb
Dynamo Driven from Car Axle
The Great Western Railway of Eng
land is lighting its corridor trains by
electricity obtained from dynamoa
driven from the car axle Storage bat
teries are carried for use when the
running speed Is slow and for stops
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Certainly not Going to have your feet dressed as neatly and comfortably as ypur head and body Certainly Our store is now in full gala attire The whole store
glistens with brighc newspring and summer shoes People are praising ourstock 6f Oxfords this season A most cordial invitation is extended to you to attend this
the greatest spring showing of footwear in the history of our store We have some of the most attractive styles we especially recommend to lovers of good shoes
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Tlie Australian Native
For hundreds of years perhaps thou
sands the Australian black has accept-
cu ui uuctiiue ul a jiumy m uirnu C G Bosworth board paupers
and the theory of evolution In some j w E Conviu yt fines as same warden
respects he is far superior to his j Samuel Premer commissioner services
lized contemporary but he curls him- C R Gray same
self around like a dog and sinks to
sleep on the bare ground at sunset In
the dark he is a veritable coward
Wliat Happens
In a written examination on physical
geography one of the questions was
What happens when there is an
eclipse of the moon
A hoy with rather an admirable
knack of getting out of a difficulty
wrote the following answer
A great many people come out to
look at It London Answers
F S Lofton same
my fundf
belonging to said district as by law provided
On motion clerk was instructed to uotifj
over eer of road district No 23 to opou road
Xb 290
On motion board adjourned to meet April
th 1006 Samuel Premer Chairman
Attest E J Wilcox County Clerk
McCook Nob April 5 190G
Tho Hoard of County Commissioners met pur
suant to adjournment present Samuel Premer
C B Gray and F S Lofton county commis
sioners C E Elderd county attornoyand E J
Wilcox county clork
Tho minutes of previous mooting read and
approved
On motion C B Gray was appoiuted as Road
Commissioner to view proposed road No fc95
and examine into tho expediency of establish
ing said road
Tho following cldims vero audited ami al
lowed and on motion clerk was instructed to
draw warrants on tho county general fund
levy of 1903 in payment thereof as follows
J S LoHew fees State vs Heun and
Mallory 250
U il Osbora same 2 05
A C Ebert same 1 00
Ed llubor same 1 CO
D W Colson same 1 00
W W Mcllilleu same 100
B Hofersame 1 CO
Z L Kay same 100
William Sharp same 100
H H Berry fees State vs Ploussard
misdemeanor t
II II Berry fees State vs Olcott
Lackej misdemeanor 4 75
T Bnrge same 4 43
W H Ackerman same 1 10
G W Billings samo 1 10
Harry Butler samo 1 10
Charles Wilson samo 1 10
Dan Cashen same 1 10
II H Berry fees State vs Wilson 4 33
R 31 Osborn same 2 95
Elias Canaga samo 2 20
J JJ Hare samo 110
ES Bj field printing 2 30
Predmore Sons repairing 5 SO
i W T Coleman supplies 7 35
McCook EI Lt Co lights for February G 75
McCook El Lt Co lights for March 2 63
J Andrew Phillips salary for March 25 00
CE Eldred salary 1st qr 200 00
Charles Skalla salary 1st qr 1 50
j R W Devoe salary 1st qr SO 00
E J Wilcox sal 1st qr oilice expense i 00
R W Devoe office expense 3 50
j M Hogan sign 1 00
M K Ivorn work on pile driver 4 CO
Jas McAdams mdse Tor pauper IS 35
Jas McAdams samo 16 00
j M E Knipple samo 6 00
W C Billiard coal for paupers and
j courthouse 36 30
Barnott Lbr Co coal for pauper S 25
2 50
10 00
2Mj
I9 60
19 90
And on the comity bridge fund levy of 1905 as
follows
John Ekstedt bridge work 5 50
George Younger same 5 50
Jacob Korb samo 13 00
Baruett Lumber Co lumber 50
W C Bullard lumber 37 GO
On motion board adjourned to meet May 1st
193G Samuel PremerChairvaan
Attest E J Wilcox County Clerk
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