i 1 r 1f v r V t tj LiS V - HMHMHHIHHIHIHHHHIVlBsBBg rgg TiMiMtiffiggEasearaiiiflro PBB Iir -- S IM a rrii j w -- - i j innu i - i wxiiwx3tttisKittuffttwKmfvnaKJraBmiLiuvimiiimMm jpmMmxsBmHQBi mggiaiUBaEBBaqpTC rtftBtosajl -Time TOO so 5 w DOES THE WORLD OWE YOU A LIVING We think not It owes and furnishes you the opportunity to make a living nor only to make a living but also enough to cart for nod educate your family and accumulate a com petence to provide the necessities and little comforts for old ago You are not taking full advantage of thi3 opportunity howover unless you have a bank account at tome -safe con servative bank Whether your income be large or small you will find a check account at this bank a real and material help Try it THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK McCook Nefer SAFETY DEPOSIT B0XE3 Sl00 per year SS THE TRIBUNE Office for Office Supplies FAY HOSTETTER TEACHER ON PIANO McCook Nebraska Studio upstairs in new Rishel building south of Eost Office inuf jl CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Farm Buildings a Specialty SATISFACTION GUARANTEED McCook Neb s3S2saNjrsassB B BURGESS Piiiiiibereod ron Lead and Sewer Pipe Brass Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings Estimates Furnished Free Base ment of the Postoffice Building NcCGOK NEBRASKA QtSVlSsS5SESS The best of every thing in his line at the most reasonable prices is Harsh s nibtto He wants your trade and hopes by merit to keepit The Butcher Phone 12 - R P SUTTON fflccnoK l lll jail Special to California Round trip rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles about half rates April 25thto May 18th Be sure to go one way via the Shasta Route and Puget Sound only S1250 more Stopovers variable and attractive routes Cheap One Way West Daily during April one way rates to Utah California Oregon Wash ington Idaho Montana Big Horn Basin nearly 50 percent re duction Daily through Stand ard and Tourist sleepers- Landseekers Information Bureau Irrigated lands along the North Platte River in the Big Horn Basin and Yellowstone Valley on terms cheaper then paying rent and money paid on a water right is money saved Send for new descriptive folders Homeseekers Excursions Frequently each month from Eastern Nebrrfska to Eastern Col orado Wyoming and Big -Horn Basin GEORGE S SCOTT Ticket Agent McCook Neb L W WAKELEY g P A Omaha Neb wjjwhhhiii iwpii iiiiiih n iijwMjanarjwuKryiriiKaofcyixu jmrLwwctAkitjatjjAmEr a i j uvvijui y 0 ---V- w It -ii 17 I knTlWVFtTFri I 9 in a Stock Certificate of the 1 McCook I 1 VI Building k loan Association No letter or safer investment is open to you An investment of ioo per month for 120 months will earn 8o nearly 9 percent compounded annually Dont delay but see the secretary today Subscriptions r e ceived at any time for the new stock just opened o flV JEWELER MUSICAL GOODS NEBRASKA Ecsnesiy Pumping Engine Safe quiet easy to start and vun HotlTe Pawer EOT AIR Fubx Gasoline Coal or Wood Write UNITED STATES SUPPLY CO umana ixcb See California Now v t zs No 0 2 12 11 Card Neb i Sf V NOTICE To whom it may concern Notice is hereby given of the incorporation of a Telephone Company by the undersigned and others 1 The namo of said corporation is Ash Creek Farmers Mutual Telephone Company 2 The principal place of transacting the bus iness of said corporation is Eed Willow Hed Willow County Nebraska 3 The general nature of the business to be transacted is the construction and operation of a telephone line in Red Willow County Nebras ka 4 The amount of authorized capital stock of said corporation is Three Thousand Dollars 3000 00 one half of which to bo fully sub scribed and paid up before business is com menced and to be divided into shares of Fifty Dollar Si000 each balance to be issued as subscribed and paid tor a The business of said corporation com raenced January 10 1907 and shall terminate January 10 1937 6 The highest amount of indebtedness or lia bility to which the corporation at any time may subject itself shall bo ten percent of the paid up capital stock 7 The affairs of said corporation aro to be conducted by the following ollicors President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and a Board of three Directors Dated this 4th day of April 1907 Ash Creek Farmers Mutual Telephone Company By M Esch President By WmBaumbach Secretary INCORPORATION NOTICE- Notice is hereby Riven of the incorporation under the laws of Nebraska of a company known as the McCook Pressed Brick Company The principal place of transacting business is in the City of McCook The general nature of the business is tip man ufacturing and sale of brick and other building materials The capital stock of said Company is 1500000 fully paid up as issued The existence of this Company began March lo 1907 and will continue fifty year unless sooner terminated according to law The highest amount of indebtedness or liabil ity to which this corporation may subject itself is SSCCOOO The affairs of the corporation are to bo con ducted by n hoard of five directors choson by the stock holders from among their number Tho directors elect from their own number a President Secretarv and Treasurer Dated March 15 1907 J E Kelley Geoegk S Ck wen J W IlATFint U A S Exnis W J POETEE P Walsh H T Waite C I Hall Dn A D FINCH OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and OPTICIAN Office days Tuesdays Wednes days Thursdays and Saturdays Office in Post Office Bldg - Phone 13 A G BUMP Real Estate and Insurance First door south of Fearns gallery McCook Nebraska DISSOLUTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I have disposed of my interest in the real ostate business to J S McBrayer who will continue thobnsiness March 1 1907 4-19-U S D Satloh I MCtOOlC - r a - JIAINUNli lMT HUSlrfUtT 4 Central Timu ll0 v if R M a i 8 UA - 9J5 l M MAIN LINK WEST PKPAKT No 1 Mountain Time 1200 rM 3 1125 v i r Sxri m 13 r37 A M lMPKtIALIKr No 17fi arrives Mountain Tinip 540 r m Nil 015 a m StpvnK dinniir irnl rcclinluji chair cars Btiils frtj mi tlimnili raiiw Tickets sold ami lHKnff checked to any point in the Uited Stntoi or C uinrfu For infiriiiniin tonn tables maps mrt tick ets cull in or writ Gi orih Scotr Afiont Mc Cook Nbn skii r r W Wuknloy General Puustwfcer Afcent OwiIm Nolirhkn W II to live Bailey has returned to Hartley Hurley Dye has returned to his first love in thi company b uierical service Ensiicefr 1 H Snyder was- tftWen quite ill Monday afternoon butis about as usual aiin Engineer and Mrs V H Dunyan moved into their new home the Wniah residence this week Alonday The corn pans oil house and exten sive platform connected therowith have been repaired from the recent fire dam age J G Schobel who has bpen in Chic ago for several weeks helping on the wage schedule returned home on un dny niht A daughter was born to Engineer and Mrs J U Marshall Friday lant Mot her and child are now progressing fav orably The wrecker and crew was called down to Naponee Friday last to pick up a wreck and clear the trnckfor traffic Several cars in a freijjht train jumped the track causing considerable damugo and delay A serious head on wreck occurred at Alma this week Engineer Deere Fire man Hill and Conductor Tom Nashwere among those involved Bothiengiue3 were badly damaged as were several cars but no one was hurt - The stntion at Fuuk was burned Mdnday night A passing train id supposed to have caused the fire A gentPat Cobb and family escaped in their njght clothes losing their effects as did the company records and con tents A car in a freight train jumped the track just a short distance east of Red Willow atation Saturday morning damaging the track considerably and delay ing traffic a couple hours Pas senger train No 12 was held at McCook about two hours until the track was cleared Fred Magner formerly of this city but of late switchmau in the Oxford yard was knocked off a car in the yard there this week and one of his feet was run over by the cars making a serious wound It is feared tie foot will have to be amputated He was taken to the hospital in Omaha The steam and water piping of the companys extensive plant here is being increased and rearrauged Instead of lettirig the water out of the engine boilers into the pits to go into the sump hole or reservoir pipes will hereafter con vey the water direct from engines to Reservoir while another pipe line will be used in washing out the boilers Additional fire plugs will also be estab lished in various needy places through out the companys yard here The work is being prosecuted by the regular ser yice gang IN THE WHEELHOUSE X J Thero Thnt All the Force of n Great Vennel Are Directed On entering the wheelhouse of nu ocean liner a landsman Is likely to be awed by the group of instruments and masses of complicated machinery on every hand Your eye will ilrst be caught by the wheel or wheels for of ten there are two or more of them one directly Jn line Avlth the other The first of these is an Insignificant look lug affair perhaps a foot or so In diam eter which seemsr out of all proportion to the work It must accomplish Di rectly in front of it stands the ships compass while back of It are massed many complicated wheels and levers which transform the slightest motion of the wheel Into the great force which guides the ship All the great steamers are steered nowadays by the aid of steam or elec tricity In the old days half a dozen men at times would struggle with the wheel In high seas and sailors havo been killed by the rapid revolving of the projecting spoke handles The modern steering gear makes It possi ble to guide these great ships with the slightest pressure The rudder weigh ing many tons is perhaps 000 feet astern yet with a touch of the polish ed wheel the great 700 foot ship will swing from side to side with almost the delicacy of a compass needle Tha wheel thnt the steersman operates merely governs the steering engine which in turn Inoves the great rud der The most astonishing thing about the bridge is to find the wheelhouse with all its curtains tightly drawn as often happens and the man at the helm steering the boat without see ing ahead at all At night or even by day if the light of the binnacle is con fusing the wheelhouse Is often com pletely shut in The man at the wheel It is explained does not need to look ahead The lookout high up in the crow3 nest and the officer on watch on the bridge will keep him informed if any object is sighted The duty of the man titithe wheel is to keep the ship er course Throughout his watehofrfour hours he must keep his eyes onthe compass and nowhere else On one side of the wheelhouse are posted the sailing directions which give the wheelsman explicit orders The course to be followed for the day is placed Jn a neat little rack called the compass- control It suggests the rack in church at the side of the pul pit Which announces the number of the Hymns rind psalms for the days service The compass control will an nounce for instance N 7 8 W or some such formula The wheelsman glances at this as he takes his watch at the wheel and holds the great ship exactly on this course until he is re lieved Francis Arnold Collins in St Nicholas IDEAS OF HEAVEN The Itomans believed in the Elysian fields of the Greeks The Haitians locate heaven in one of the beautiful valleys of their island - The Assyrians believe heaven is in the bowels of the earth or far awav in llft oicf Some natives of the south Pacific think heaven a place where they will be white The Greek belief according to Socra tes was that the pious went to heaven like prisoners set free to dwell in un clouded peace According to the ancient astrono mers heaven -was seven or eight solid spheres with a planet for the center of each Some even ran the number up to seventy The Egyptians thought heaven to be on many Islands at the foot of the Milky way Those worthy spent the time harvesting beans and in feasting singing and playing Etiquette Etiquette is a French word which originally meant a label indicating the price or quality the English ticket and in old French was usually special ized to mean a soldiers billet The phrase thats the ticket shows the cliange to the present meaning of man ners according to code Burke solemn ly explained that etiquette had Its original application to those ceremon ies and formal observances practiced at courts The term came afterward to signify certain formal methods used in tho transactions between sovereign states A Wldovrs Double Grief A clergyman who recently called upon a young widow to condole with her upon the loss of her husband placed considerable emphasis upon the proposition that the separation was merely temporal and painted in vivid colors the happiness of friends reunit ed after death When he stopped for breath the sorrowing one heaved a deep sigh and quietly remarked Well f I suppose his first wife has got him again then Saturday Review Proved It Bjones Why the grouch Psmith My wife called me a fool Bjones Cheer up It may not be true Psmith But it is She proved it Went and dug up a bunch of my old love letters and read em to me Cleveland Lead er Letters Answer a letter the day It is received aJ you will experience a sense of duty well done Delay it and after too long a time has elapsed shame will put a stop to its acknowledgment alto gether While Europe has 107 people to the secure mile Asia has but fifty eight Africa eleven and Australia one and a half Ifc ilL COfYf RESoLV5D A PRETTY RIBBON WLL DECORATE MY DKS OR ANY THUsto WE DONT PAY ENOUGH ATTENTION To THEJMALLTNGS HOti WOULD Aj AN LOOK FOUT A NECK TIE SEE MOU A MR RIBBON or SASH IMPROVES A QRLs Looks BUSTER BROWN So OUR GUARANTEE Any person attending the new 3 act comedy drama Our Old Kentucky Home and not being entirely satisfied after seeing two acts can have their money re funded at the box office If the 3how dont please you step to the office say so and get your money back WARREN MOORE Road Manager Our Old Kentucky Home w - P for the -same rea son that nature make5 the flower5 factorie s make ribbons for ornament do you no j like setter the bird s that wear 5ri6ht plumage and do you not wijr to brighten youil attire with beauti ful ribon s ve really wih you would come and see our ribbons thht will pleajeyour eye and your pure- PLAIN RIBBoNSA ALL CoLoR S AT ALL PRICED 5PECIAL VALUE -S JOc AND 1 2lo PER YARD FANCY RIBBONS 10c To 50c PER NECKTIES FOR 25c SOcANDc s RESPECTFULLY Q L DEGKOFF CO rw w Blxler Opera House f isgsffiSKV ivhi urm E252S Our Old Kentucky Home the new three act comedy drama presented by a company that never fails to please Our Old Kentucky Home Com pany carries its own Harp Orchestra which will give a con cert before the opening of the play This company has everywhere met with a success that enables them to appear here under the following positive guarantee Prices 75c 50c and 35c - Curtain at 835 Tuesday Apr ITl5rB HT a JHlKe W DEAIER m n aisn POULTRY and I Hi t3 EGGS Old Rubber Copper and Brass Highest Market Price Paid in Cash New location just across street in P Walsh building flcCook - Wniin nufiitg Nebraska DENTIST Pncra 112 Office Booms 3 and 5 Walsh Bin McCook BEGGS CHERRY COUGH SYRUP Cures BRONCHITIS eUNN 23rd GO TO Q CCt J VJ jutris CO I for Bargains in i Flour and Feed Red Lion Silver Leaf Oak Leaf Faultless Isafceile Flour AGENTS FOR LIQUID KOAL GATEW00D VAHUfe DENTISTS Office over HcAdams Store Phone iffl