M i X H fei H v IM h n w v- X MODEL SCHOOL SHOES f If Here is A Picture Of a Rock Island Riverside Range Only one of the splendid Yareties handled by us OUR STOCK OF Hardware and Implements IS COMPLETE With the hest kinds not the cheapest We are agents for the American and Ellwood Woven Wire Fence Also handle all kinds of paints and oils McCook Hardware Co Time Card fij McCook Neb UtHl mMm MAIN LINEEASE depaet Ko 6 Central Timo 1148 pm 9 510 am iS 80 A M 14 955pm main line west depaet Nol Mountain Time 1206 pm i 112a P M 5 800pm 131 937 AM imperial line No 176 arrives Mountain Time 5 40 P M No 175 departs 645 A M Sleeping dining and reclining cbair cars seats free on through trams Ticket sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada For information time tables maps and tick Scott Agent Mc ets call on or write George Cook Nebraska or LWWakeleyGeneral Pas senger Agent Omaha Nebraska Reduced Rates Summer and Fall Reduced rates will be in effect during the summer and fall as follows Dallas Texas 2310 Toronto Sept 12-13-14-15 3540 Rock Island 111 2015 Buffalo Oct 10-11-12 3650 Rates to numerous other points Call on the agent for particulars Low Rates to California San Francisco or Los Angeles and re turn 5000 Via Portland 0250 Liberal stopover privileges allowed For particulars call at ticket office G S Scott Agent Cash Received on Account Charge Paid Out and other cash register printed supplies at The Tribune office Dont forget that Walker excells and out sells any one else in the wall paper line A Young Man has to carve his way through the world He is known by the com pany he keeps Its so with you in commercial circles Youre known as a man who has A BANK ACCOUNT or who hasnt The advantage is with you to have such account at a solv ent high class bank Your ac count here will give you standing See us and open it to day First National Bank if- o I W B Mills R B Simmons Phone 31 Successor to W T Coleman RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS C B Sentance of Oxford was at head quarters last Saturday - Charlie linosp won the wood chopping contest at Beaver City last week W E DeWitt is entertaining his father and mother from Hastings this week Herman Hegenberger is spending a short layoff in Iowa on a real estate matter Chief Clerk H E Rogers of the train masters office spent a day or two in Denver early in the week Conductor C R Liggett and Brake men Frank Neubauer and Sweezy have been transferred to Denver Ralph Haggard round house foreman at Oxford was at McCook headquarters last Friday on company business Agent George Scott and family return ed home Sunday He and wife enjoyed a grand time in Wyoming at Lander and elsewhere Supt C L Eaton is in the east and Trainmaster W M Weidenhamer is act ing superintendent meawhile Train master P F McKenna is looking after both ends The more or less famous hayburners worked overtime last week and are to be credited with burning three freight cars One of lumber at Beverly one each of merchandise at Zenia and Corona Colo rado BOX ELDER T M Campbell is helping Geo Shields put up hay The phone line extends from the store to Robt Laringtons D B Doyles Thurston Doyles and F G Lytles Stephen Bolles S D Bolles J A Modrell and A T Wilson were state fair visitors last week One day last week as Mrs J K Gor don and Ida were on their way to Mc Cook their horse became frightened at some cattle and turned the buggy over throwing them to the ground and breaking Mrs Gordons arm Mrs Gor don is getting along as well as could be expected and all wish her a speedy re covery Ida escaped with very slight injuries PLEASANT RIDGE Walker Co are putting up im provements on the farm bought of George Brown last fall Carpenters from Columbus Neb are at work on a barn and they have put a new roof on the kitchen We hear T F West will soon com mence work on his barn which will be 3x72 ft McCook Tribune 1 the Year Burlington Freight Depot Burns Between 10 and 11 oclock Tuesday night the Burlington freight depot at this place was practically destroyed by fire together with the freight therein and the old records stored in the attic All the records of value in the agents office were removed to a place of safety The loss on the building is about 1000 The loss in freight is placed at about 2000 The fire was well advanced be fore discovery and all the city fire partment and the companys fire de partment could hope to do was to con fine the flames to the freight house and the accomplishing of such salvage as was possible The building was dry and the freight and stored records in tho attic made a stubborn and hot fire to control The work of the departments on the whole was satisfactory and effec tive The fire drill in effect in the agents office was responsible for tho quick and thorough work in removing the valuable and most essential records of his important office The origin of the fire is unknown pre sumably the work of a passing engine As the old building was too small for tho demands of the growing business of this station the company will doubtless replace this one with a larger more modern and up-to-date equipped freight depot RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1 Miss Minnie Rowell of McCook was a Saturday Sunday guest of the Warfields Fred Schlagel and H E Durham were guests of Joseph Dudek Sunday George Evertson and VFranklin are in the northwestern part of the state on a land deal Herman Neumann is home for the sale Monday next W P Broomfield and four young lads of that neighborhood had an amusing affair over a bunch of watermelons the other day W P Broomfield was in the deal with a shotgun and had quite all tho fun It was a footrace with the four other fellows and it is not known whether some of them have stopped yet W P says he will have no trouble to identify them if they stop long enough Mrs W P Burns and daughter Hazel and Miss Mary downs leave this week for eastern part of the state on a visit Mr and Mrs Ira Neel were on the creek Sunday visiting Also Alfred Melison John Burtless has been suffering with blood poisoning in his right hand Is much better now DANBURY Revival meetings at the town hall by Rev John Smith of Nebraska City are in progress Baptizing next Sunday Frank Laidig Frank and Emery Van vleit and Dan Logan are all building new barns Myra Poole is boarding at Ole Robin sons and going to school J L Sargent and wife went to Traer Tuesday Floyd Ervin is a new clerk in G B Morgans store School began Monday with 119 pupils enrolled Thirty six pupils in the Prim ary room taught by Miss Phillips thirty one pupils in the Intermediate room taught by Miss Gray thirty pu pils in Grammar room taught by Mrs F D Brown and twenty one pupils in High room taught by G W Fletcher Clara Vanpelt is boarding at Bastians and going to school Mrs Burr French came back from Herndon Monday Evening Mrs Gliems sister-in-law has return ed to her home Mr Doud and Rev Smith visited in the country Wednesday Mr Cribbon returned from his visit Tuesday Rev Pogue came up from his home and visited with friends in this place Tuesday Everitt and Edward Stone are sick with whooping cough Gaitha Noe returned from Indianola Saturday Mr Alex Strain has purchased a new buggy horse Marian Woods and wife returned from Kansas last week Moline Oliver and Case gang plows Mitchell wagons and Superior drills at H P Waits Cos CHILDREN NEED SHOES FOR SCHOOL I City Council Doings The council was in regular session Monday evening all present but Coun cilman Custer Bills as follows were allowed E C Daugherty 20 00 W A Gold 40 00 John Ekstedt 75 90 Ed Shirley 48 10 Thomas Burge 44 55 W J Brower 15 45 H P Waite 18 75 ACEbert IS 75 de- MLawriuoii 12 50 CBGray 12 50 CDCustor 12 50 W A Middleton 25 00 Crosby Steam GVCo 4 26 Following wore allowed 200 each RayCath cart J T McGuire Douglass Woutz 300oach Earl Murray W E DeWitt Elza Ward Milton Stoner Webb Allison C W Sujder Richard Osborn Joseph Mokko Ira Dyo Bruce Camp bell H M Snyder Frank Putnam S B Mc Lean John Gaarde John Muirhead J W Spen cer 500 each John Wontz William Stoner George Scott Walter McCarty C A Leach Martin Osborn Hurley Dye Clark Wimor McCook Electric Light Co S101 25 CHMeoker SU0 00 The McCook Driving Park Associa tion was granted proceeds from street concessions during the week ending October 6th The council decided to install fire hy drants in the new opera house The McCook Electric Light Co was granted permission to erect a brick ad dition to its present plant same to be constructed on the lot north of the pres ent plant and to be 18xG0 feet in dimen sions Police judges report was read and re ferred to the city attorney Report of chief of police was placed on file Sprinkling hours from September 15th were changed from five to seven in the afternoon Special City Engineer Meeker made his monthly report showing 202982 to be due F S Dobson sewer contractor and a warrant for that amount was ordered drawn in his favor A sidewalk resolution was passed or dering sidewalks built The mayor was authorized to employ someone to draft an ordinance for rais ing money for the construction of later als in sewer No 1 By resolution the plans and specifica tions and estimates of cost of sewer work in district JNo 1 were approved and adopted by the city and clerk was in structed to advertise for bids Burlington Bulletin September 1906 It will pay to consult this Bulletin To New England and Canada Daily low excursion rates during September to Canada and on Sept 5th and 19th to New England resorts Cheap one way to Pacific coast Cheap Colonist rates daily to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seat tle Tacoma and other coast territory Aug 27th to October 31st also cheap one way to Montana Wyoming Big Horn Basin Utah and Western Color ado To California Portland and Puget Sound Round trip Sept 3rd to 14th 5000 to California one way via Puget Sound 6250 Last chance this sum mer Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo one fare round trip maximum excur sion rate 1500 from Nebraska Sept 19th to 22nd inclusive To the East and South Cheap excur sions to various destinations during September Homeseekers Excursions Frequent ly each month to Western Nebraska Eastern Colorado Big Horn Basin dry land farming destinations or irrigated sections Free Kinkaid Lands Write D Clem Deaver Agent Burlingtons Homeseek ers Information Bureau at 1004 Far nam St Omaha about getting hold of a free section of Kinkaid lands now being restored to the public domain Consult nearest Burlington Ticket Agent from time to time and see what one way and round trip rates he has available for your immediate purpose G S Scott Agent C B Q Ry L W Wakeley GPA Omaha Ask any JAP that you may see Why the Czar with Bear behind had to climb a tree The YanksGod bless the Yankssays he They gave us Rocky Mountain tea L W McConnell BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER CURES catarrh of the stomach O ITS FUN TO BEf VELL DfcESSEDj - - s if sSNp n x A X7 V BY THE V The Model School Shoes are the most economical and comfortable ypu can buy The health and ease of the children will make them x more able to study and advance in their school work Dont cripple the child with badly made ill fitting shoes they never give satisfaction and cost just as much as we ask for the best quality best made and perfect fitting shoes Our stock is new complete a variety of styles at all prices MODEL SCHOOL SHOES THE MODEL SHOE STORE rrrso McCOOK NEBRASKA J PHONE 18 RESOLVED THAT UHN You SEND YbuFL CHILDREN To STCMOOLGOOD CLOTHES ftRE AS ESSENTIAL AS GOOD ScHooL BOOKS Ycy KNOW THAT A WELL DRESSED CHILD TAKESfllcH MOR INTEREST ft ITS STUDIES AfYD HE DcARTCACHcR SHOULD RFfcltf THc TERM WTH NEW CLOTHES GO WHERE YOU GET7hEBl5T VALUETfATJ ft RTHnATc DUSTER 5R0WV i X JIUV 1 7r w R nZ irvtffiTrrsa iw ag a i w vm wm vsht Vii MnHQ fe 0ca ADH mN raMKttCl CURTIS MUSICAL COMEDY CO ill tfk WA IjSJUT TfGES LEJScrt 1 5 not dreeing well one of the be 5t your children can learn how much more interest they will take in their book 5 if they are not bothered y knowing that their schoolmates have on better clothes than they have besides in after life they will 6et along better if they know how to appear well whom do you patronize the shabby or the well clad we wish to en courage education therefore we sell our wearables for little stu dent men for very reasonable prof its a good school suit for 350 a good hercules suit for 500 SCHOOLBOYS SHOES FOR J25 150 AND UP WE CARRY EVERYTHING LITTLE MEN WEAR RESPECTFULLY G L DEGROFF CO Grand Opening OF THE NEW w Hif rfXT fWTW A TTTTOT glTlWUUJl UIERA nULv3Eg I Sept 27 28 29 06 1 in a repertoire of Weber Fields Musical Comedies These plays will be presented on the same magnificent scale as was given their New 2C York production and will be replete with all the latest musical gems and bright comedy A COMPANY OF TWENTYFIVE ARTISTS X MATINEE SATURDAY SEPT 29 at 230 p m Season tickets good for three productions are now on sale by the Commerciall Club committee H P Sutton B Hofer L W Mc 1 Connell X0 Wasted Man with team and wagon to sell a full line of medicines extracts aud spices direct to farmers A paying business Address With references Dr Masters Remedies Sheldon Iowa Beacher Island Memorial Association For the above named occasion we will have on sale to Wray Colo from Sept 14 to IS with a final limit of Sept 19 round trip tickets for S3G0