The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, November 30, 1906, Image 5

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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles
Itching Ulind Weeding or Protrud
ing Piles Druggists refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to euro any case
no matter of how long standing in Gtol i
days Firdt application gives ease and
rest 00c If your druggist hasnt it
send 50c in stamps and it will bo for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co
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from one cent
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Interest
We Pay
the best paid in
banking circles
Its done further
by the solid credit
standing you ac
quire through this
banks connection
You reach up to
a high standard of
paying possibili
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WHAT YOU
ASK FOR
you are sure to get when ask
ing for that excellent flour
sold here Its a cinch on
the bread question when our
flour is used A bag of flour
is the ticket to give to
wife or to send to somebody
in need
Christmas Flour
from this mill makes up the
grade of the staff of life
that makes ruddy cheeks
continuous good health and
dispels all fear of a doctors
bill Our flour every time
McCook Milling Company
HOLLISTERS
Hocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy Hedkin8 for Busy People
Brings Goldoa Health and Benewed Vigor
A specific for Constipation Indigestion Live
and Kidney Troubles Pimples Eczemn Impure
BIoodv Bad Breath Siupcrish Bowels Headache
and Backache Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab
let form 5 cents a box Genuine made by
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Cook January 6th to February
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BURLINGTON DEPOT
AT ALLIANCE BURNED
Fire Starts in Luncli Room The Loss Be
tween 10000 and 15000
Tbo headquarters building and depot
at Alliance wore destroyed by firo bo
tweon and 5 oclock Saturday merit
ing Fire started in tuo lunch room and
within an hour the entire structure
which is practically a duplicate of the
McCook building w a s entirely des
troyed together with almost all records
furniture etc 87000 insurance was car
ried The building has been afire ro
peatedly tho last time in April after
which it was quite thoroughly tepaired
and overhaulded
A 25000 brick structure is now hoped
for
BURLINGTON WILL SPEND
25000000 in DENVER
In Enlarging Yards Extending Terminal
Facilities Ad ding New Tracks Etc
General Manager Iloldrego and Gen
oral Supt Bryam were in Denver last
Thursday spending the entire day look
ing over tho situation there which is
said to imperatively demand increased
terminal facilities The 31st street
yards will bo largely increased For
some time blockades have been frequent
in the Denver Tards and it is hoped that
the new plans will relievo that chronic
condition and make it possible to handle
tho largo and growing business at that
point
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Train master E E Young of Lincoln
has been assigned to duty at Denver
vies Train - master Seymour of that
place
Switchman Claude Corey arrived
home last Saturday from his absence
in Chicago
The work on the new foot viaduct over
the tracks at foot Main street is now well
under way
The coal famine over the state is caus
ing the Burlington to sidetrack the
grain traffic and to devote itself more
stenuously to the coal traffic
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W Fred Wagner is assembling mater
ials for a new house
G A Koedel lost three calves and
Fred Troester one by blackleg this week
W N Rogers is making preparations
to build a new horse barn
John Schlagel is some better and has
been visiting in town this week
Library Notes
Among the latest books of fiction at
tho library is The House of Mirth
by Edith Wharton Mrs Wharton has
enriched American fiction with a mas
terpiece of literature in the absorbing
story of Lily Barts career
The Spoilers by Res E Beach
This is a story written by a strong man
for strong and grown up men to read
It is a tale suoh as is told by a man per
haps once in a life time a tale of im
petuous emotion of brute strength and
courage of swift and passionate love and
hate a tale which tells itself without
fine words vigorous forceful mighty
It is the story of the hunger for gold
digged out of the hills and the blinding
hunger of man for womans love a
story of to day that is true of all men
and all real women since time began
The Awakening of Helena Richie
by Margaret Deland Mrs Delnad has
wrought a tale of intense emotional
heights and depths that dwarfs by com
parison her former stories Tho same
delightful Old Chester people are here
entering into a profound drama of which
Helena Richie a beautiful young
woman and a new comer to Old Chester
is the centre It is the story of the
awakening of her nooier self her renun
ciation and turning from the past
through the unconscious influence of a
little boy whom Dr Lavendnr and Willy
King interest her in adopting
Library hours Mornings from 1030
to 12 oclock afternoon from 130 to 6
oclock evenings from 7 to 9 oclock
Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 oclock
Librarian
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By F M KIMMELL
Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription a Year in Advance
Souvenlr Postal Cards
The McCook Souyeuir Postal
Cards printed by The Trjhcnk
are on sale at
Ziut Zints
A McMillcns
The Ideal Store
Tho Tribune Oflice
L W xMcConnolls
Tho Post Office Lobby
Eleven difFereut viows printed
Othor designs are in prepara
tion The price Two for five
cents
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The Official Vote
Following figures give tho official vote
for congressman in the Fifth Nebraska
district showing Congressman Norris
plurality to be 2419 majority 1937
Counties Norris Suth Larkey
Adams 1600 1751 38
Chase 310
Clay 1505
Dundy 3G0
Franklin 933
Frontier S17
Furnas 129S
353
Hall 1S69
Harlan 1064
Hayes 260
Hitchcock 51S
Kearney 919
Nuckolls 1151
Perkins 139
Phelps 1039
Red Willow 997
Webster 1137
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271 9
901 25
521 55
968 29
365 5
1WS 79
939 49
166 34
4il 11
S71 30
1073 5
149
S96 32
567 40
957 16
Totals 16450 14031
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CENTERP0INT
Land is changing hands up in this
neighborhood at quite a pace It is re
ported W B Whitaker has sold for
810000 John Engstrom has sold his
three quarters for 86100 Mr Babcock
who bought the C T Wallace place
three miles west of Quick last spring
for S1600 has scld for 2875 The Eng
strom farm is just a mile north of Quick
Quite a number of cattle are being fed
in western Frontier county this winter
James A Miller from near Culbertson
has just driven 360 head five miles north
east of Centerpoint to the Rozell ranch
to be fed Clarence Colebank four miles
north of Centerpoint is feeding three
carloads Fred Schoohover near Cen
terpoint is feeding two carloads Christ
Anderson is feeding two carloads Scott
Bennett south of Quick three carloads
Robert Traphagan is feeding a bunch
Walter Bowman who owns and lives on
the Rev McBride farm is feeding three
carloads Over 900 head are being fed
in Curtis Frontier county has the larg
est corn crop ever
Souvenir Postal Cards
The McCook Souvenir Po tal Cards
printed by The Tribune are on sale a
A McMillens
The Ideal Store
The Tribune Office
L W McConnells
Tho Post Office Lobby
Eleven different views printed
Other designs are in preparation
Price Two for five cents
FOR SALE
Tuerk water motor and several steam
radiators Inquire or write
The Tribune McCook Neb
Ladies read this catalogue of charms
Bright eyes glowing cheeks red lips a
smooth skin without a blemish in short
perfect health For sale with every
package Hollisters Rocky Mountain tea
35cents L W McConnell
OHiCHESTERS ENGLISH
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PILLS in Red ana
Gold metallic boxes sealed -with Blue
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ENGLISH PILLS tho DIAMOND DRAD for
twenty five years known as Best Safest Al
ways Reliable Sold by Druggists everywhere
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO PHILA PA
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Sliiijiiiiff iliniuir ami reclininc chair cars
frfut true on cliroiuli trains Ticket Mild
iikI bacraue cliothcd to any pnintin tho United
Fcr information time tculcw maps and
rail I mi or unto iPortf Srutt Agint Mo
Cool Nebraska or LWWnkolfyUeuoral
Aout Omaha Xebii ku
BURLINGTON BULLETIN NOV 1906
You Will Always Find Scmeihing In
This Bulletin
Round trip to the coast Daily tour
ist rates in elTect all winter to Pacific
coast destinations with variable routes
Chicago and return One faro plus
2 00 for tho round trip December 1st
to 4th inclusivo for the International
Live Stock Exposition
To tho East and South Very low
homeseekers and winter tourist excur
sions through the autumn aud winter
to various destinations throughout the
south and southeast
Visit the old home Low excursion
rates to tho old home points in Illinois
Iowa Wisconsin Missouri and other
middle states destinations November
13th and 27th limit thirty days
Homeseekers excursions Frequently
each mouth to Western Nebraska East
ern Colorado Big Horn Basin dry land
farming destinations or irrigated sec
tions
Dry Land Farming Send for folder
and get hold of a quarter section of
cheap western land before it is too late
Free Kinkaid lands Writo D Clem
Deaver Agent Burlingtons Home
seekers Information Bureau at 1004
Farnam St Omaha about getting hold
of a free section of Kinkaid lands now
being restored to the public domain
Consult nearest Burlington Ticket
Agent and see what rates bo has avail
able for your proposed trip
G S Scott Agent C B Q Ry
L W Wakeley G P A Omaha
BARTLEY
Maud and Blanch Miller moved their
millinery goods to their home and have
stored them until spring when they will
open up in a new building with a large
stock
Mr Clegg and son have packed up
their merchandise and moved to the
eastern part of the state
Tho miuistrial convention hero last
week was a decided success several
members of the M E church being
present
W F Eiller and h i s daughters
Blanch and Maud have gone to the
eastern part of the state and Iowa for a
visit
Mrs R Y Axtell returned Monday
from attending her mothers funeral in
Dundy couuty
Will Flint has gone to Lincoln to take
a course in a business college
Rev Kirby of Loomis was in attend
ance at the ministerial convention
J R Sipes farther and mother from
Stuart Iowa are here on a visit
Oscar Lohr who has been a faithful
and efficient assistant in the Perry Bee
lumber yard here has been promoted
and will be placed in full charge of the
yard at Eustis after December 15th
Mr and Mrs Otto Purelzand children
from Danbury havo been here several
days visiting Mrs Puelzs sister Mrs
F G Stilgebouer
Paul Reimer has returned from a visit
ro San Francisco and will resume hia
position wiih E E Smith at the eleva
tor the first of January
F G Stilgebouer and family went to
Danbury Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with Mrs Stilgebouers parents
J E Hathorn has bought the Hock
well building and two lots of Oscar
Ritenburg We have prospects of a
fine hotel oi that corner in the near
future
Mrs Rich has been under tho doctors
care this week
Percy Catlett wife and child are here
on a visit with Mrs Catletts mother
We hope they will conclude to return to
Bartlev before many months
Remember you will find Mike Waish
just across the street from his old loca
tion ready to buy your poultry egge
old rubber copper brass at the highest
cash market price
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With the holiday season coming we have anticipated the wants and needs of our patrons in footwear for gifts to friends and relatives and
have in stock for 3our inspection SLIPPERS for every need and for everyone father mother grandpa grandma uncle aunt brother or sis
ter in nice warm soft comfortable ones and in fancy ones for dressy affairs for nome or parties in all kinds of materials and in various coJor
at paices ranging allthe way from 60 Cents Up tO 200
Mens Eelt Shoes just the thing for cold weather 200 to 300 Mens Work Shoes heavy kangaroo plain toe triple sole clear
through shank special price 300
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YOU MU 5T WEAR CLOTHED 5Y CLOTHED VS
MEAN WHAT YOU WEAR HOSIERY UNDER
WEAR RIbBoN 5 LACE 5 CORSETS AS WELL
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FOR YOUR SPECIAL CONSIDERATION WE WolTiiJ
HAVE YOU EXAMINE AT OUR STORE THE FOlt
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Lead Varnish Stains Brushes Room ittoulding and
Painting Sundries It
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