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As the Season For
Spring Work
on the farm approaches it is well to look
around and get posted on the best imple
ments to buy Our spring stock is now
arriving and we will be glad to show
Moline Oliver Defiance Plows
Molilie Bradley and other makes of
Disc Harrows
Superior and Success Drills
Several kinds of spike tooth harrows and
other machines beside the
Western Belle Lister
This lister has been tried in this vicinity
for man years and has given universal sat
isfaction But if any customer prefers
something else we have other good ones
among which we will mention the Tri
Belle Oliver and Bradley We also con
tinue to sell the
Mitchell Mandt and Milburn
Wagons
Call on us for anything needed in the farm
machinery line
H P Waite
Rugs
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We have a fine line of Lace Curtains in
white cream and ecru Remember house
cleaning time is coming and that these
curtains are selling at BARGAIN COUN
TER RATES
in all colors sizes and designs Come in
and see them
Comforts
and Blankets
We are closing out our stock of Comforts
and Blankets at a sacrifice Is your
move
estries
Beautiful designs at moderate prices
Now its not our fault if your house isnt
well supplied with pretty Curtains and
Rugs as our prices are right and our
goods the sort that stand the test
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Hralcetnan Robert McMillan is very
ill with pneumonia
A U IIooid late operator at Mascot
has been transferred to Arapahoe
Hrakeman John Annis visited Red
Cloud friends part of last week
Ilonry Trout relieved Roundhouse
Foreman Klein at Oxford last week
Conductor Harry Isham of Curtis
visited his family in Lincoln last week
Chief Clerk Britt was in Oxford last
week taking an inventory of company
stock
Trainmaster and Mrs W M Weiden
hamer vihited his brother in Denver
Sunday
Engineer and Mrs Clyde Wickwiro
made Red Cloud friends a viit end of
last woeK
Conductor V H Browne is laying
oir this week on accunt of sickness in
the family
Engineer W L Egbert mid family of
Oxford expects to transfer tc Red
Cloud soon
A baby boy was born to Brakeman
and Mrs Perry Karg of Red Cloud last
week Wednesday
Dispatcher and Mrs T 13 Campbell
were guests of his brother in Yuma
Colorado Sunday last
Conductor George Willetts is the late
purchaser of the D E Eikenberry resi
dence on North Madison
Fred R Likes of Table Rock is rub
bing for C 11 Stennett on the McCook
Imperial run for two weeks
lardmaster George Beard at Red
Cloud laid oil last week aid Brakeman
Strauser substituted for him
Conductor V H Solliday has purch
ased the corner residence from Engineer
F W Boswortk on North Main
Will Lee operates the keys at the Ox
ford Junction depot which has been
erected in compliance with the nine
hour law
Ray Lyon subbed for Aeent Harding
at Trenton closing dajs of last week
while Harding was attending court in
McCook
The Red Cloud Chief says the Bur
lington road is moving all of its box
cars that are not in use to Wyoming to
repair them for grain loading
Conductor F A Ftark has resigned
from the service and will engage in
raising fancy articles in Poland China
hogs on his farm near Oxford Ho has
been running on the Orleans St h rancis
Imperial combination train 175 Sat
urday was held for several hours for
the arrival of through freight No 77
which brought a number of emigrants
for points on the branch Tho emigra
tion movement into this section of Ne
braska and adjacent porUons of Kan
sas and Colorado is quite strong these
days despite the Wall street gambling
and manufactured money panic
M Lawritson chief clerk at Burling
ton headquarters in McCook spent
Tuesday in Beaver City with his broth
er L Lawritson and farrily He was
accompanied here by L 31 Frederick
son who recently arrived in the land
of the ftee and the homo of the brave
from Denmark Ho is a brother to Mrs
Lawritson and will make a brief visit
here If we had more citizen like tho
Lawritsons and Fredericksons this would
be a freerer and braver laud of liberty
Beaver City Tribune
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of Tim
Citizens Bank of McCook
of McCook Nebraska j
Charter No 276 Ixcorporathd
in tbe fctato of Nebraska at the close of business
February 28 1008
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts 270TiC Pt
Overdrafts secured and unsecured 117 C7
Boudb b ocks securities judgments
claim etc 2T3 X
Baukim housefurniture and iixtured lGiH 0
Current expenses and taxes paid 710 IS
Due from nationalstate and
private banks and makers SG1H70 1
Check- and items of exchVe 12321 -15
Cash Hills 10515 00
Specie 20612 iO IfKniO
Total I01W 17
liabilities
Capital stock paid iu 3 fiOWO 00
Surplus fund liOOO 00
Undivided profits 5957 47
Individual deposits subject
to check 511095s 29
Demand certificates of de
posit 21002 W
Time certificates of deposit 87611 91
Cashiers checks outstanding 2758S S6
Due to state and private
banks and bankers S5S10 CS ttflSTS 70
Total 104S36 17
State of Nebraska
County of Red Willow f
I A C Ebert cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is a correct and true copy of the report
made to the State Banking Board
A C Ebert Cashier
Attest V Franklin Director
James S Dotle Director
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 5th
day of March 1907 H H Beeby
fsEAL Notary Public
My commission expires October 8 1913
FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
Ask Scott about it Fonc M
Have you over tried an kkaho ink
eraser Se one at Tjik Tiuijunk of
iico
j Fur Salk A Rfliablo incubator
good as now Inquiro of F V Bus-
worth
Wantko Twenty first class miich
cows Photu Cherry 1531 Eiken
berry Clark 3 C -Its
Foi Rknt Five rooms to u small
family two blocks north of now school
building Mrs Marv 1 Walkor
Wantkd A little needy girl 10 or 13
years of age to clothe and send to school
Mrs JT Poktei McCook
Neb
Lost Hreastpin shape of sword and
hilt with Masonic emblem Finder
will bo suitably rewarded by returning
same to this oflice J M S
Foit Salk My residence property in
West McCook formerly tho Coglizer
place Modern in every respect
A C Hii iLK phono black 162
Uurllngton Plan For Cheap Coal
Tho Burlington roid is to put on
trial a now automatic stoker which
has been built at tho shops of the com
pany at Burlington
It is expected that the stoker will
make it possible to burn tho cheapest
coal without tho emission of black
moke and will therefore reduce the
coal bills of tho company materially
Like all mechanical stokers the pur
pose is to secure an even distribution of
the fuel over tho grate and
thereby insure perfect combustion
Lnng Meeve Full Length Aprons 65c
made from Simpsons American
Allens and Garners prints Band
aprons 20j Tho Thompson IJ G Co
Actual cash prices
The Masonic bodies of our city con
template organizing and taking tho
necessary legal stops in tho direction of
ultimately building a temple
COMMUNICATED
Red Willow Nebr Feb 20 1908
F M Kiumiell McCook Nebnibka
Dear Sir
In regard to ludianolas petition ask
ing for a part of ludianolas School Dis
trict No 2 being transferred of sec
tion saying that this would be giving
away home of their taxable property
Spying that this district should do so
that District No 1 may have better
school accommodations Patrons of
District No 2 stating that patrons in
north end District No 1 may have bet
ter school accommodations by building
another school house in the north end
of Histrict No 1 and further they be
lieve that the petition would meet with
more hearty endorsement if it provided
that District No 1 did not get tho land
unless they build the second school
house in District No 1 Now they ex
pect to give us section of unimproved
land and we build a school house but
in case a second school house should
never be built in north end of District
No 1 District No 2 should be allowed
to keep the land
Now if District No 2 is in sympathy
with these people in the north end of
District Nol which our district joins
why dont they build a second school
house in their own district and take
these families they speak of in Dis
trict No 2 has a high school and could
give their pupils a complete education
which is not the case in District No 1
for we have only a common school
teaching as high as the eighth grade
District No 1 will give them all these
families in the north end of District No
1 and 2 and J section of good improved
land of our territory We do not pro
pose to build a second school house in
District No 1 and cripple our school
having nothing better than an eighth
grade school hire an eighth grade
teacher or build a second school house
Wo have been taxed to build one
school house and having the smallest
district in the county we do not pro
pose being taxed but for one house
There is no law for that
I will speak as a tax payer For my
part I am willing to be taxed to organ
ize a rural high school district at Red
Willow District No 1 We tried five
years ago to do this District No 1
North Star and No 72 tho three coun
try districts had 1200000 more valu
ation than District No 2 Indianola We
could have had a good school The
state superintendent and county super
intendent were highly in favor of it but
our city high school district did not ap
prove of it They think an eighth grade
school is good enough for the farmer
If we want any better they expect us
to pay tuition hire rooms and pay
board or move to town to finish the
education of our children So tbe ma
jority of them graduate in the eighth
grade school and generally have a 16-year-old
school inarm to complete
their education I think the farmer is
entitle to tho very best for ho feeds the
world and ought to be entitled to eat at
the first table
I believe in improving and getting out
of the ruts You will probably discover
by this writing that I am not a polished
scholar and wish for the younger people
to be able to do better Our desire is
for better schools in tho rural districts
Yesyou bet the second school house will
never be built if there is any law to pre
vent it Such is our verdict
John F Helm
R F D No 1
C A Woodward has moved into the
R D Rodgers house the latter having
moved to McCook
H E Phillippi has moved into a
house on the Gerald Wilcox farm
John Knobbs is now living in the
building formerly occupied by the pu
pils of district No 31
Franz Arp and family are located on
the Henry Voge farm
The barn connected with the German
Lutheran church was destroyed by fire
last Saturday
The farm homo of Nelson Downs was
tie lively scene of a great dance last
Saturday night
Ilerman Andrews of Lebanon visited
the latter part of the week with G H
Rowland and McCook friends
George Evertson visited his sister
Mrs John Eby at Pleasant Hill near
Cambridge last week
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These you will find at The
Model Shoe Store
We carry none but the best Our prices are
right Come in and get a fit
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White House Grocery
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Fine Candies
Fruits Vegetables
Dried Fruits
Apricots
Apples whole or sliced
Nectarines
Figs
Silver Prunes
Raisins
Raspberries
A NEW LINE OF QUEENSWARE
WHITE AND DECORATED JUST RECEIVED
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