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ont upon tho number and kind of tooth in your possession Most peo
ple whoso success is attractive htivo a largo number of good natural
teeth Their good health one result of good teoth was a part of tho
price of success Tho first cssontial for tho preservation of teeth is an
examination by a dentist who will become interested in your teeth
Tho bonefit my patients receive from my examination is tho kind that
sends neighbors If you make an immodiato call wo will havo a
pleasant chat about DR HERBERT J PRATT DENTIST
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MAIN LINE BAST DEPART
ContralTirao 1027 r
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IMPEKtAI LINE
No 170 arrives Mountain Time 505 p M
No 175 departs 710 AM
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
soats free on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage checked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
tn call on or write D F Hostetter Agent
McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General
Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
T J Cain visited the folks at Roggen
Sunday
Washingtons birthday was observed
in the shops
The eight hour schedule order carries
with it a half holiday as well Saturday
r A enow plow was sent over to the
Orleans St Francis branch Monday
night
Engine 1065 with snowplow 23 is back
in the roundhouse now after some serv
ice on the westend
Mrs F A Munden wife of the yard
master went down to Lincoln Wednes
day morning to visit relatives
Engine 1050 was sent to the St Fran
cis line last night two engines one of
them with a snowplow being off track
Engine 2012 is receiving droppit re
pairs over Nol Engine 604 is over No
2and is receiving repairs and new flues
Clifford Woolard succeeds Walter
Stilwell in the general foremans office
having the coal distributing job
in Pates office
J M Butler chief clerk Lincoln
took C H Stennetts examination Fri
day evening and will return to Lincoln
tomorrow morning
Lacey Cotton failed to make good on
his 10 cents a ton contract and the load
ing of coal is proceeding as begun with
the aid of the wrecker
The storm and snow was of such
severity Tuesday morning that a snow
plow had to be sent up west to assist in
keeping open the road
A number of freight cars were off the
track in the eastern end of the yard
yesterday afternoon but were replaced
without delay of business
Engineer M R Gates was up from
Republican City last Saturdaybetween
trains He was accompanied by his
brother from northeastern Ohio
G S Scott who has been doing the
second trick at Minden for a while
moved on to Heartwell Wednesday to
relieve the agent at that point Mrs
Scott has been with him at Minden
The Red Cloud Commercial-Advertiser
says that there is some talk of putting
the crews of 63 and 64 back in Red
Cloud Also that some McCook crews
have been running out of that burg for
the past six weeks on account of the
rush of business at that point
Brakeman Ben Chambers received
word the first of the weekthat his wife
who was visiting with her parents at
Cambridge was seriously ill Mrs
Chambers passed away about three
hours after his arrival Curtis cor in
Stockville Republican Faber
Following the regular meeting of Mc
Cook lodge No 407 Boilermakers last
Friday evening the boys were surprised
by their wives and treated a fine spread
at their hall which associated with a
social evening made the occasion espe
cially happy and notable
BRAKENAN EIDT SERIOUSLY INJURED
Skull Fractured and Left Arm Crushed
and Amputation Necessary
Brakenrtt John Eidt received vary
serious injuries at Oberlin Kansas Sun
day afternoon at 430 oclock a fractur
ed skull and crushed fore arm being the
chief itoms of injury It was necessary
to amputate the arm above the alhow
After the accident the wayenr was
detached from tho train and taken at
once to Republican City whore the cur
was attached to trnin No 15 and brought
hero the injured man hbini immediately
taken to the Southwest Nebraska hos
pital here and the crushed arm in due
time amputated
The nature of tho skull injury is most
serious and time will be necesrary to
determine the result
The injured man came from Freeport
Illinois
Fell Off Benkelman Coal Chute
E F Pixler fell off tho Benkelman
coal chute Monday afternoon a di
tance of 35 feet sustaining seri us i t
juries A number of ribs were brokei
and severe internal complications r
suited as well It is expected to hrin
him to the South western Nebraska I10T
pita in this city for trentment nnc
services
The Nobby Stylish Kind
RozjII Barger have just received a
new shipment of shirts and neckties all
nobby and stylish at the right price
A nice assortment to select from
For Sale
Winchester 12 guago pump gu
Almost new C L Livingston
E S Foe was aLincoln visitor last
Friday
A Bruce Campbell was in Lincoln
last Friday
Hugh Kellyjlate from the Philippines
iB in town this week
Mrs Frank Purvis wife of the agent
at Holbrook is seriously ill
Mrs C J Straucer visited her folks
at Republican City last week
Miss Florella Cook of the telegraph
office was an Oxford visitor Sunday
The engine from the Republican Oity
Oberlin line was brought in Saturday
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Engineer Brings had Engineer Gates
run on the Republican City Oberlin
part of last week while Gates was lay
ing off entertaining a brother from
Ohio
Frank Newkirk has retired from the
night calling job in the engine service
and Vern Funk is doing that stunt now
Willie Wiehe is calling engine crews
days
Mrs W T Wootton who has beet
in the Southwest Nebraska hospital fi
some time for treatment for seriot
burns is now steadily improving wit
the skin grafting resorted to
When the engine on train 3 Mond
night struck the snowdrift at Wiggin
Colorado station she knocked a lot
snow into the window of the statio
building breaking a number of window
panes
The matter of overs and shorts wa
a subject a consideration Monday at
meeting of railroad men atheadquartf
Among the agents present at the con
ference were A W Vetter of Oxford C
Engstrom of Holdrege and R E Roe of
Red Cloud
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1
Last Sunday friends and neighbors
of Mrs Joseph Crocker and Mrs Mary
Schlagel gave a dinner in honor of the
birthday of these two ladies but Mrs
Schlagel was absent on account of the
death of her brothers wife at Wauneta
Frank Dudek attended the funeral of
his brothers wife at Wauneta this
week
Mrs T M Phillippi stayed with
Grandma Dudek while Mrs Schlagel
was absent at Wauneta at the funeral
Mrs A O Rogers and her mother
Mrs M D Scott departed Thursday
for Atwood Kansas where Mrs Rogers
will visit the mother a week or ten days
Michael Esch was confined to the
house first of the week wrestling with
carbuncles
Little Frank Thompson while at
play fell from a bed and broke a bone
in his arm
Nelson Downs moved onto his farm
bought from Gerald Wilcox Wednes
day
The home of Fred Troester was the
scene of a double wedding Thursday
of last week tho contracting parties
being Mathilda Troester and Gottlieb
Leibbrandt and Elizabeth Leibbrandt
and Christian Troester The event was
celebrated in the usual joyous manner
with the aid of a large company of
neighbors and -friends
THE K 1TEBALD0
Curious Messenger of Death In
vented by an Italian
TRAGIC LEGEND OF VENICE
Unique Weapon With Which the Man
of Mystery and Murder Sought to
Slay His Way to the Hand of the
Woman He Loved
The chronicles of Venice tell that in
the earlier part of the seventeenth
tury a certain stranger a man of dark
and sinister aspect arrived In the city
His name was Tehaldo He appears
to have been a man of unruly passions
of great intellectual power but one
whose talents found their chief outlet
in crime
One day he observed a beautiful ghi
leaving church attended in a maimer
which showed she belonged to a family
of high degree She was in fact the
daughter of au ancient and noble
house He fell violently in love with
her Though far removed from him In
station his blind passion took no count
of this fact and he determined to sue
for her hand
There proved to be however a more
insuperable obstacle to his suit The
girl was already betrothed to another
a young nobleman of almost equal
rank and fortune The knowledge did
not deter Tehaldo who boldly present
ed himself before the girls parents in
the capacity of a suitor for her hand
As might have been expected he met
with a curt and unceremonious rebuff
The repulse rankled in his mind En
raged beyond measure he shut himself
up in his own house and there secretly
studied a means of revenge Pro
foundly skilled in the mechanical arts
he allowed himself no rest until he had
invented a most formidable and death
dealing weapon This was a large key
the handle of which was so construct
ed that it could he turned at will
When it was thus turned a secret
spring was disclosed which on being
pressed launched from the key head a
fine needle or lancet The latter was
of such delicate construction that it
penetrated the body of the victim and
buried itself deep in the flesh without
leaving any external trace
The marriage of the betrothed cou
ple was fixed to take place in the prin
cipal church in Venice on a certain
day Before the ceremony Tehaldo
cunningly disguised stationed himself
at the church door armed with his dia
bolical weapon As the bridegroom
was about to enter the building the
concealed watcher pressed the spring
and sent the deadly steel lancet into
the breast of his victim The young
nobleman had no suspicion of injury
at the moment In the midst of the
ceremony however he was seized
with a sharp spasm of pain and sank
fainting on the steps of the altar He
was hurriedly conveyed to his home
where the leading Venice physicians
were summoned to attend him In
spite of their unremitting efforts he
sank and died nor were they able to
discover the nature of the mysterious
and fatal seizure
With the removal of his rival Te
haldo once more presented himself be
fore the girls parents and renewed his
request for her hand Their refusal to
listen to him sealed their doom In
what manner he accomplished it is not
known but within a few days both
had been done to death in the same
sudden and mysterious fashion
The exalted rank of the victims cre
ated a profound sensation and when
on examination of the bodies a fine
steel instrument was found in the
flesh terror became universal The cit
izens feared for their lives Tho ut
most vigilance was exercised on the
part of the authorities but as yet no
suspicion fell upon Tehaldo
The bereaved girl retired to a eon
vent where she passed the first months
of mourning in sorrowful seclusion
Tehaldo however sought her out in
her retreat and begged to speak to her
through the grating
His dark evil face had always been
displeasing to her but srce the death
of her betrothed and parents it had be
come repulsive When therefore in
the course of the interview he pressed
her to fly with him he nu t with an in
stant and indignant refusal ner scorn
stung him to the quick Beside him
self with rage he brought his deadly
weapon once more into play and suc
ceeded in wounding the girl through
the grating the obscurity of the place
preventing his action from being ob
served
On her return to her room the girl
felt a sharp pain in her breast Exami
nation of the spot showed that it was
dotted with a single drop of blood
Physicians were hastily summoned
Taught by past experience ther wast
ed no time in vain conjecture but cut
into the flesh and extracted the slen
der steel thus saving the girls life
The dastardly attempt occasioned a
public outcry The visit of Tehaldo to
the convent became known and caused
suspicion to turn upon him The em
issaries of the law descended suddenly
upon him his house was searched and
there the abominable invention was
discovered Swift justice followed
and he ended his days upon the scaf
fold
The key is still preserved in the ar
senal at Venice Chambers Journal
Lovers Quarrels
Nell A lovers quarrel always re
minds me of a crazy quilL Belle
Hows that Nell Always patched
up Philadelphia Record
Fortune is ever seen accompanying
Industry Goldsmith
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More ice snow and sleet Monday
A W Campbell attended the Riley
sale at Osborn Tuesday
Mrs S D Bolles Jr visited Mrs J
A Modrell Sunday
Rev Rubottom is holding meetings
at Spring Creek this week
Mr Durham of McCook papered the
church last week
W F Satchell is moving to his home
stead near Imperial this week
W B Sexsons have a new son at
their house
Bread and Butter Values
Simpsons and American prints 0c
Newest side band prints 5c
Best checked gingham 63
Peperell 9 quarter sheeting 25c
Best table oil cloth 15c
Good yard wide sheeting 5c
Solid leather suit cases S475
Mens sxving pocket bibb overalls 39c
Boys double fiont and seat ditto 39c
All calf skin welted glove 50c
Peerless carpet warp per lb 21c
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Unkind
My dear exclaimed a young bride
my husband writes so beautifully
You really ought to see some of his
love letters Yes dear I know
was the unkind retort I have a draw
er full of them at home Manchester
Guardian
A Hard Shot
Husband angrily What Mort
money When Im dead youll prob
ably have to beg for all the monej
you get Wife calmly Well Ill bt
better off than some poor woman wh
never had any practice
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