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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1907)
No 1 t r 11 15 Direct - 18 I It l ActlcwJ J D - - v- sj B imv KB n nn McCook Neb MAIN LINE EAST DEPART No 0 ContralTJino 12 14 10 MS Mm 930 p M ri a m 715 a m 1000 v M 710 r M MAIN LINK WEST DEPART Mountain Time SrfX a m 115S p m Arrives S30 P si 954 A m 12J8 A M 1 IMPERIAL LINE No 17G nrrivos Mountain Timo 505 p m I No 175 departs 045 a M Sleeping dining nnd reclining chair cars soats freo on through trains Tickots sold and baggago checked to any point in the United States or Canada For information timo tables maps and tick ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc Cook Nebraska or L W Wakeloy General Passenger Agont Omaha Nebraska i RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS The turntable gasoline engine is still out of sorvico The 322 is receiving some repairs in the round house N A Rodstrom of Holdrege is a new brakeraan this week Brakeman Hosier retired from the companys service first of the week Conductor Will Hegenbergor is laying off this week and Fish has his car Mr and Mrs Fred Landberg are in Denver for a vacation of a week or so Engine 2003 was sent up to Denver to take the place of the 1959 in for repairs A car of horses was shipped from here to the Benkelman races first of the week William Grabnowski boilermaker foreman Denver was at headquarters yesterday Conductor Wilcott is on the McCook Holdrege way freight relieving Utter who is sick Conductor A P Ely has had W H Bakers car on the Brush Wray way freight this week Roswell Cutler departedThursdayfor Omaha We understand he will attend school for some time Agent Kridelbaugh at Alliance has resigned and will devote himself in fu ture to the express business at that place Engine 1959 from Denver is over the drop pit for repairs and the boilermak ers will take a turn at her before she leaves Nos 11 and 15 have been running from one to six hours late for more than a week Attributed to heavy passenger business and wrecks ast Engine 1225 is in from one of the Kansas branches for round house re pairs and is getting some new gratesan ash pan new composite bumper etc J W DeWeesesolicitor for the Bur lington lines west of the Missouri riven died on Tuesday morning of cancer of the stomach Burial was made in Lin coln on Thursday W M Stoner went down to Orleans last night to look over his now duties on the St Francis branch Mrs Ston er is visiting meanwhile in Lafayette Colo until he becomes settled Private word announces a visit by the stork to Mr and Mrs C T Wat son of Lafayette Indiana a few days since A daughter Mr Watson it is also stated wiH return to McCook about November first and assume a position in the dispatchers office Wilber Anderson had a misunder standing with an air hoist Wednesday and has a vacancy on his left hand which will ever be an unfortunate reminder of hisaccident The ends of the first and second fingers were cut off and the end of the third finger was badly mashed One of the stacks of the round house steam and beating plant caught fire Saturday evening and attracted some attention by the column of fire it spouted out of the top The roundhouse em ployes soon had the trouble under con trol manning the roof the while to look afterthe sparks - - - ALWAYS ON Ins rd if Off agin on agin gone agin 1 Iv I P S HEATON Manager Interesting- Lecture by Rev Carman The Rev M B Carman of the M E church of McCook delivered a very forcoful and impressivo lecture in tbo M E church hero on Monday nigh entitled Boys and Girls The lecturer was formerly a pastor in this town and his many friends were de lighted to see and hear him agsin His lecture proved to bo ono bristling with wit and humor It also contained much good sound advico and merited the well filled house which greeted him The concensus of opinion was that tho lectur ers strongest points wore made when he endeavored to impress upon parents their responsibility in caring for their boys and girls On Tuesday night Mr Carman de livered his lecture Down East to a large and appreciative audience in the M E church at Smithfield This lee ture is historical and touched the pa triotic feelings of his audience Ber trand and Smithfield churches unite in saying Brother Carman come again and come soon Bertrand Herald March 11 1907 ADVERTISED LIST The following letters cards and pack ages remain uncalled for at the McCook postoffice September 5 1907 IKTTERS Ault Wilhelm Brumgart Mr Jako Bates Miss Fannie Clark J K Campbell Roy Eberhart Mr L A French Mr B M Grosoorf Mr Jacob 2 Hood Mr Eddie Johnson ilrs Minnie Johnson G Lining Geo I Miller Miss Maude Murphy H A Mitchell Mrs Margreto Kothermol Mr Esrom Sears Mr Clifford B Sandus Mr Frank Scheiflele Chas A 2 Schlecht Mr Fred Weatherfield Ed Williams Mrs Rena CARDS Arnold Lewis Brewing Mrs Mary Brown Mr Logan Brown A G Bates Miss Polly Baum M Cook Mr Wayne Ely Mr Dick Gunn Mr Glen Hughes Bill Howser Miss Edna Sine Mr Chas 3 Schreffele Mrs C A When calling for these please say they were advertised F M Kimmell Postmaster DECIDE YUURSELF The Opportunity Is Here Backed By McCook Testimony Dont take our word for it Dont depend on a strangers state ment Read McCook endorsement Read the statements of McCook citi zens And decide for yourself Here is one case of it Peter Foxen living north of court house McCook Nebr says I can not begin to tell what torture 1 endured from kidney trouble I had a dull ach ing through my loins and kidneys that seemed to be with me constantly i was unable to bend without taking hold of something and sharp twinges would pass through my loins I was unable to rest well at night as I wa3 forced to bo constantly changing my position Tho secretions from my kidneys were irregular and the passages much too fre quent I consulted physicians but did not receive more than temporary relief I then used some highly advertised remedies and they also failed to help roe I then heard of Doans Kidney Pills and procured a box at McConnells drug store They helped me wonder ful I continued using them and my former good health was restored For sale by all dealers Prica 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doans and take no other Birds and Feathers MistressMary have you any rooted objections to using a feather duster This room looks as if you had Maid Yes mum I have I belongs to the Audubon society Harpers Weekly It is -easier to suppress the first de sire than -It la to satisfy all that follow it Franklin Gas POINTED PARAGRAPHS 24 Hours Per Day 365 Days In the Year and on the 29th of February ffiir1iREAiroAllpi5f I SAVES ITS COST IN YUEL EVERY YEAR smBasaBBsmaamiamiBmtaKmmmsamaBmBammammBBsmmmmtmmmrii theeitxtk it The McCook Qas Co mrTRHxrefn iWirlMHhf IKSIlill Time Card v As a matter of fact there are no very big fish in small puddles You can usually find a pin almost anywhere but in the pincushion A fool is the greatest nuisance in this world And there are quite a few of them It Is beyond some men to understand the difference between pomposity and dignity We have always wondered what wo men do with the 2 cents saved in pur chasing a two dollar article for 198 nave you ever stopped to admire the self control of the man who can pick up a lead pencil without marking on something Every man would have a pretty fair reputation if people looked for his good qualities as carefully as they look for the good qualities of a dog Atchison Globe Absentmlnded Gators An old colored man who Is devoutly religious returned to Brooklyn recent ly from a trip to Florida his birth place and told his employer about a narrow escape he had had from an alligator Knowing of the religious zeal of the darky the employer sought to test his faith What were you afraid of an alliga tor for he asked him Dont you know that the Lord will take care of you Of course you know the story of Jonah and the whale The whale swallowed Jonah but Jonah came out all safe enough The darky shook his head dubious ly Yes boss I knows about Jonah he said but then you see a whales got a memry A alligatah aint got no memry If a gatah swallows you he wont think no mo about you New York Press Simplicitys Saving Grace I like simplicity said the states man Simplicity saves us a lot of trouble too Two men met in front of the Blank hotel the other day and fell into a po litical argument They were ordinary everyday sort of men but one of them had an extraordinary flow of poly syllabic language He talked half an hour and his companion listened in a daze And now the speaker pompously concluded perhaps you will coincide with me The others face brightened up Why yes Thanks old man he answered heartily moving toward the barroom door I dont care if I do Queer Smokes Tobacco said a tobacconist is one of many herbs that are smokcl In the orient for instance bhang or canna bis a drug that gives one the Cesire to caress peoples feet goes into loads of pipes Some savages smoke the leaves of the wild potato and the wild tomato These bitter leaves are narcotic They throw you Into a pleasant stupor Pur sued In though they bring Insanity Some of the Swiss guides smoke mountain tobacco a weed that grows only at great heights This stuff pro duces an intoxication akin to alcohols Our Indians when hard up smoke hol ly and sumac leaves and the silvery leaves of Indian tobacco which every boy has chewed New Orleans Times Democrat An Authors Journal Sold one poem Molly has just come h to say the coals out The Monthly Review paid me W or two sonnets Jane says the gas 5111 Is G Have just written an article on How To Live on One DoIar a Day MolIy says she has got to have 2 every day this weekAtlanta Con- titution The Serious Part But Gladys we should not let your mothers prejudice stand In the way of our marriage What is money to true love I know Alfred that money is not all but hunger Is something Last night you walked past three restau rants on the way from the theater and never said supper once But mother had something for me to eat when I got homo London Mail FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC For Salk Good barn Inquire of II A Roueh For Sale New phonogaph Morris chair couch sideboard table W A Cline 1st door north of M E church For Sale A four ton Fairbanks scale in good condition tf Barnett Lumber Co For Sale Two 4 room dwellings and ono vacant lot Phone black 2G3 8 16 tf C C Harless For Sale Two woven wire bed springs Phono black 40 or call at 806 Marshall street In good condition and will be sold cheap For Sale A granary holds a thous and bushels Also one 8 inch thresh ing machine belt Mrs J A Snyder 910 McFarland st For Sale A very good sewing ma chine cheap Inquire of Mrs Miller dressmaker Walsh block For Sale Weigh house and scales of the Standard Beet Sugar Co at this place A bargain for some one Boyle Eldred For Sale or Exchangf for land of equal value Cigar factory and stock located in one of the best towns in the state Invoice about 3000 Inquire at Tribune office 9 6 2ts Wanted By the 15th two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping Leave word at Tribune office 9 6 2ts Work Wanted Boys and girls at tending the public schools from out of town are applying for places where they may work to defray a part or all of their expenses Those having such em ployment are requested to communicate withSupt Thomas at the East ward school building Real Estate Transfers The following real estate filings have been made in the county clerks office since our last report Lincoln Land Co to Thomas Moore wd to lots 7 S 9 10 11 12 blk 8 3rd Mc Cook COO 00 Oscar W Overhalser and wife to Asa F Ballah wd to sw qr 25-2-26 4350 00 Mose Colfer and wife to Walter C Mc Carty wd to lot 7 blk 2 1st McCook 1100 00 Fred L Morris and wife to P F McKenna fed to nwqr 20-1-30 1000 00 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE McCook National Bank McCook Nebraska Chartee No 8S23 in the State of Nebraska at tho close of busi ness August 22 1907 resources V S Bonds tc secure circulation 12500 00 Premium on U S Bonds 751 00 Due from National Beuks not reserve agents 11746 00 Total 25000 00 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 25000 00 Total 25000 00 State of Nebraskn County of Red Willow I C J OBrien cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above state ment is true to the best of my knowledgo and belief C J OBrien Cashier Attest P F McKenna Director P Walsh Director C F Lean Director Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of August 1907 Petee Foxen seal Notary Public My commission expires May 11 1912 ORDEROF HEARING State of Nebraska Red Willow county In the county court To all persons interested in the estate of Hiram C Plumb late of said county deceased Yon are hereby notified that on tho 2nd day of September 1907 Ellen Plumb filed her petition in the county court of said county for tho ap pointment of T E McDonald as administrator of the estate of Hiram C Plumb late of said county deceased and that the same will be tQlU l L11U yilUlilj tUUlt 1UUU1 111 lUf UllJ Ul I tembcr 1907 at the hour of one oclock p m It is further ordered that notice of said hear ing be given all persons interested in said estate by the publication of this notice for three suc cessive weeks in tho McCook Tribune a news paper printed published and circulated in said county Dated this 2nd day of September 1907 seal J C Moore County Judge Proper clothes for little wen vmsefs I IjH tcafefr Mm 4 copyrickt l9o fesf iEszSE rp T - MR 5WELL DREJ 5ER WHEN YOU JEND YOUR LITTLE MEN To SCHOOL YOU WIJH FOR THEM To HAVE ON GOOD CLOTHED DONT YOU TO WEAR GOOD CLoTHE5 1 5 A 6O0D HABIT 1 5 IT NOT WELL To EGIN GOOD HABITS YOUNG YOUR LITTLE MAN WILL HI 5 BETTER IF HE HA 5 A BRAN NEW FOR 500 WE CAN GIVE YOU A GOOD TWO PIECE ROUGH AND TUMBLE BoYS FOR 350 A GOOD SJT FOR EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY TOO HEADQUARTERS FOR CLoTHE5 FOR LIT TLE MEN 1 5 AT THE STORE OF C L DeGROFF CO Make your friend a birthday present of some Monogram Stationery We have an excellent line of samples from which jou can choose embossed in one or two colors or in bronze or gold any letters or combination of letters Call and see samples of the monograms and stock The TRIBUNE Office
