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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1908)
I f Special Sale Saturday May 1 6 i i j y I jfik Auction Prices on i I Ji Muslin I h f 1 B tfl lis C auction beautiful imDorted laces and embroideries A W 7l kl i - at w 1 J J We in turn are benefited by this purchase and can Vk y w t ft I A New York importer was recently forced to sell at large muslin manufacturer took advantage of this sale now offer to you at ridiculously low prices the newest and best creations in Muslin Underwear The special assortments in Muslin Petticoats shown below will give you some idea of the exceptional values to be secured Come while the assortment is complete I Assortment No l Cambric Petticoat with full made em broidered flounce about 12 inches deep En broideries used are assorted and the quality like that in higher priced garments Easily worth 200 Sale price 149 Assortment No 6 Muslin Petticoat with rich lace trimmed flounce insertion and edging hemstitch ing and hemstitched tucks A dainty as sortment to select from Worth 400 Sale price 229 Assortment No 5 Muslin Petticoat torsion lace flounce about iS inches deep three rows insertion and one row wide edging Attractive as sortment to select from Worth 225 Sale price 159 ilrffimSffl fjjiiiniWMiii Time Card Iffli Ilillirll McCook Neb MAIN LINE EAST DEPAET No G ContralTime 1027 p si 2 500 A M 12 715aM 14 942 pm main line west depaet No 1 Mountain Time 950 A M 3 1142 pm 5 Arrives 830 P M 13 1025 AM 5 fe50 A M IMPERIAL LIKE No 176 arrives Mountain Time 505 p M No 175 departs 810 A M Sleeping dininfr and reclininR chair cars seats free on through trains Tickets sold and bapffajjo checked to any point in tho United States or Canada For information timetables maps and tick ets call on or write R E Foe Afient McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General Passen ger Agent Omaha Nebraska A Handy Receipt Book Bound duplicate receipt books three receipts to the page for sale at The Tribune office THINK OF IT Sanitary Couch 4T5 DRESSERS COMMODES SPRINGS MATTRESSES and other furniture at equally LOW PRICES fr West FINCHS Dennison Street LOW PRICE LEADER Underwear RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS Floyd Curran visited relatives at Tren ton part of last week The company is putting in a new windmill and tank at the Trenton stock yards Engineer and Mrs G W Perkins came up from Republican Wednesday He returned on No U but Mrs Perkins will visit the home folks several days The company will have an important case in court in Omaha next week and employes from the different branches of the service at this place will be there Monday to testify in the matter The Lexington Pioneer says a deed was filed in the office of the county clerk of Dawson county last week by which the Nebraska and Colorado Rail road Company was sold to the Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad Co The Nebraska and Colorado railroad is better known in this part of the state as the High Line and runs through the south west corner of Dawson county No consideration is named except that the C B Q agrees to pay stockholders of tho Nebraska and Colorado five dol lars for each share of stock they may own One of the surprising things brought out in several of the examinations held in past years by the Burlington medi cal department is that the sight of some employes improve Some of the keenest eyes in the service are found among engineers and trainmen who have reached middle age and beyond Not long ago a Rock Island examina tion indicated that the best pair of eyes and the sharpest ears belonged to a veteran engineer who was shaving the sixty year old limit closely An old Burlington engineer declares that the eye and ear like the muscles and the brain grow stronger and better with constant use He had rather indifferent eyes when he first entered the employ of the road but his optics improved much under the exercise they got Lincoln News If Assortment No 3 Muslin Petticoat eighteen inch rich em broidered flounce trimmed with hemstitch ing and tucks Assorted patterns for the most fastidious tastes Easily worth 375 Sale price 259 Assortment No 2 Muslin Petticoat good cambric body flounce with beautiful heavy embroidery about 15 inches deep trimmed with hem stitched tucks Another wide selection of patterns Worth 275 Sale price 199 Assortment No 4 Muslin Petticoat a queenly number flounce above the knee made up with rich embroidered insertion and heavy deep em broidered edging Hemstitched and tuck ed Worth 350 Sale price 249 J H GRANNIS McCook MMBHffgBIMBnMBBghWBWPLMi lMfftfrl EMgmfflBMg flif fyj i n urn ijjj MJBwmmMBBMMyyfy neffTT Hicks Predicted This Tornado He Forecasts Others During May PROTECT YOURSELF 1000THREE YEARS500 C J RYAN McCook Nebraska Tel 25 flain Avenue Vacation tomorrow also the next two Saturdays of this month Road Foreman K B Hamilton from Denver was in town Wednesday Engineer of Tests Crawford from Au rora 111 was in town yesterday Engineer W C Schenck was a Den ver visitor Tuesday between trains Engines 1020 and 1225 are in the roundhouse this week for frontend re pairs Master Mechanic Culbertson took the third degree in Masonry last Tuesday evening Roy Cadman is occupying Mrs Au gusta Antons dwelling one block west of the court house Fuel Inspector Crawford was at head quarters Tuesday leaving for Akron on No 3 same night Will Plasmyere has taken the firo mans exam and will soon be a full fledged fireman out of Akron The Burlington is making plans for a small park at Republican City just east of the depot planting grass seed and trees Cliff Woolard joined the company fire department Tuesday evening and was chief at Wednesday noons fire which Ed Howell insists swelled Cliff like a poisoned spaniel The smoke jack in stall No 21 caught fire Wednesday during the noon hour and made a lively little fire for a few minutes The company department soon had it extinguished The Akron round house has been in the hands of Foreman McKenzie and gang the past week or so and has been given a general overhauling white washing new smoke stacks where need ed etc C G Budig received a check recently for the time he was laid off on account of the accident at the ice house fire in which he was severely injured Gus does not belong to the relief and this special was much appreciated you bet SHALL MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE McConnoll for drugs Baseball goods nt Hofers Tho best will suit you best Seeds at II l Waite it Cosi Everything in drugs McConnell- Wall Paper at McMillans drug store Kodaks and kodak supplies McCon nell Druggist Any kind of smoke you want in our cigar case L W McConnkll Druggist Wo mako a specialty of tho best toilot articles creams powders and lotions A McMillkn Druggist Rubber hose grass seed and all lawn and gardon supplies at II P Waito Cos Cabbage sweet potatco and tomatoo plants McCook Gkkknhouse Co 3 15 tf For a cold driuk prepared just right try our fountain Woodworth Co druggists Godfrey Co are operating a feed mill See them for feed of all kinds at right prices The board of equalization will meet June 9th 190S for the purposo of equal izing assftatnents Wednesday the Spring Creek baso ball team defeated the McCook high school boys by a score of -1 to 3 Sunday afternoons ball gamo be tween McCook and Arapahoe was a vic tory for McCook Score 17 to 7 Our Colorado peas corn etc are as near perfection as it is possible to ap proach in canned goods Huber It may be laziness but it is more apt to bo your blood Try McCounells Sarsaparilla 120 doses for S100 Boiler work sharpening lawn mowers making keys repairing bicycles general repair work Fred Brewer phone S3 The McCook Carnegie library board will pay one cent each for every stand ard magazine delivered at the library Cameras and camera supplies The kind that mako picture taking easy Sold by Woodworth Co druggists LaJeuness club of the Episcopal church gave a dance in the Menard Tuesday evening for the benefit of the church Tho subject of Rev Earles sermon next Sunday evening in St Albans church will be The Wage Earner and the Church I still have room to pasture a few more horses at 50 cents per month Call on or write G B Heatherington Tren ton Nebraska Complaint i3 made to The Tribute of the existence in McCook of a tramp nuisance The city authorities might well take some effective steps to abate the same A card from the doctor announces the graduation of Dr Ira Clark yester day from the Denver and Gross Col lege of Medicine Denver The Tri bune offers congratulations A weekly newspaper that publishes twenty one columns of good reliable news each week is rare in these days of cheap weeklies intended only to sell some article that the publisher i3 inter ested in Credit is due The Weekly Inter Ocean for keeping its columns filled with fresh and up-to-date news Give it a trial by subscribing through The McCook Tribune A Great Convention The eighth biennial convention of the grand international brotherhood of loco motive engineers and grand internation al auxiliary to brotherhood of locomo tive engineers is now in session in Mem orial hall Columbus Ohio to continue in session until close of the month This will doubtless go down in history of the brotherhood as one of the great est meetings they have ever held All the grand officers are already present and almost 800 delegates were registered on the opening day Wednesday It is expected that between 3000 and 4000 engineers will attend this great conven tion Columbus is a great convention city and is arranging to give the brotherhood and auxiliary a big time outside of the business sessions in balls receptions side trips etc McCook lodge No G23 is being repre sented by Engineer J W Hardy Why Not McCook Too Wm Wunderlich of this city as local representative for the Omaha Nebraska Central Ry is very sanguine over the prospects of an electric road through the state of Nebraska from Om aha to Denver which will pass through floldrege The company have already secured its right of way to Hastings and expect to complete the road as far as Wahoo this year Holdrege Progress Foreman Young and family occupy their new home on Madison street this week Conductor M S Parks who has been laid up with an attack of rheumatism is now able to be about a little Conductor George Willets was elected grand warden of the grand commandery Knights Templar at their recent ses sion mij cifij4iij to You need more tbo one wsvist dontr yoy J 5unbonnet ftbies GPJtl nJ by vC gfa Besides it is rot wistirjg rrjopey to fyve severed slpirt waists because tfyey re good U9til tlpey wear out 9ywdiy id if you rest your wedsts you will get just s njucl wer out of tlpen Td you C9 njore ofte9 njaJke a Do9t you tli9k tlt t tle foIIowi9c prices you would like to dd sorQe of tlese waists to your coIIeetio9 Good LAW9 Wsdsts t 1X5 ed 15 0 Better Wists 5L 0 0 ad 25 0 sone re 50 0 You wo9t wist your n09ey if you buy your waists fron us Cordially C L DeGROFF CO HVQrS SlSSJS0 V Look If you want a Side Walk Curb Stone or Cement Work of any kind see H N Rosebush Successor to Rosebush Nortiirup PHONE RED 1 96 WrtSrtrtSSQSVV The McCook Tribune One Dollar Per Year SSJsvr FiftySeven Varieties at The White House Grocery Pure Food Demonstration May 23 1 908 You know Heinzif you dont 44 Ask Scott About It j Fone 30 ii 5
