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The New Moline Wagon
has made warm friends wherever
used but we know there are others
fPt
and we have them such as the
Weber Birdsell and Bur Oak
wagons also Columbus wide tire
wagons with a little lower wheels
than the regular wagons Also the
Fitzer and John Deere steel
wheel trucks which are just the
thing for a handy rock wagon We
can save you money on any of them
as well as on a
Velie Buggy
Just come and look at these buggies
We have them in all styles and
Prices They are all made of the
best Hickory Steel and Malleable
Iron There is great satisfaction in
having a good buggy so come and
get the summers use of one of them
phone 3 1 McCook Hardware Co
Time Card
McCook Neb
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MAIN LINE EAST DEPAET
No 6 Central Time 1045 p M
2 500 a M
12 arr 615 pm 715 am
8 525 p M
10 600 r M
MAIN LINE WEST DEPART
No 1 Mountain Time 115 p m
3 1142 p m
5 arr S 50 pm 930 a m
J3 905 AM
15 12150 A M
9arr930am
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 4 20 p m
No 175 departs 710 am
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
seats froo on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage chocked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
ets call on or write D F Hostetter Agent
McCook Nebraska or L V Wakeley General
Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
One train this week carried 27 cars
of sugar
James Egan foreman of the tin gang
is off duty on account of an injured
foct
Dispatcher R G Knowles returned
home Wednesday from a visit of a few
days in his former home Wymore
Wednesdays game between the Red
Roses and the Regulars was forfeited to
the Red Roses score 9 to 0 The Regu
lars lacked masks and gloves and de
clined to play ball
It is reported that Engineer C E
Benedict expects to soon move to Den
ver and run from there Conductor
R R Bailey returned to Sterling the
first of the week after a weeks outing
in Curtis Curtis Courier
Agent G S Scott of Brush was in
town last Saturday night between
Fireman R E Love is in Kansas I frins 10 and 3 formim the hell wether
City this week attending the marriage
of a cousin
O E Pearson the car distributer
went up to Brush Sunday night on
company business
Mrs C H McBride visited Red Cloud
friends Saturday - Sunday returning
home on Monday morning
Hurley Dye came down from Sterling
Saturday morning He and Mrs Dye
left for Sterling Monday morning
The orange train Wednesday morn
ing was laid out about an hour at this
point bya slight collision of two engines
in the yard One of the engines was
coaling at the chute and the other en
gine ran into her Both were slightly
damaged
in a trio who were on that evening given
the Royal Arch degree in Masorny
Companion Smith of Brush accompan
ied him
One new passenger engine has been
received by the Lincoln division of the
Burlington of the twenty five ordered
It is understood of this order the lines
west are to get thirteen and the Lincoln
division will get three or four The new
engine received for this division was
tried out yesterday on a thirteen hund
red ton freight train on the main line
and it negotiated the Berks hill with
the load without difficulty Passenger
engines are usually tried out on freight
trains before going into the passenger
service Journal
Hcpenberjjer Rupp
At the home of tho grooms parents
Mr and Mrs Herman Hegenberger of
this city at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon
Juno 27 Mr Floyd liegonberger and
Miss Myrtle Rupp wore united in the
holy bond of matrimony by Rev E
Burton pastor of the Baptist church
The ceremony was witnessed by imme
diate friends and relatives of the con
tracting parties many of whom have
known both the bride and groom since
childhood
The brido was dressed in white silk
beautifully trimmed with Valenciennes
lace and carried a beautiful bouquet of
white carnations and cream roses while
tho groom wore tho conventional black
The young couple are well known in
community and they are of excellent
reputation and character She is a
young lady of many virtues fine qual
ities and kind hearted which go to
make true womanhodd and a good com
panion through life
Tho groom who has grown to man
hood in this city is well and favarably
known
After congratulations they all march
ed to tho dining room where a sump
tuous three course dinner was served
They received many valuable and use
ful presents which gave evidence of the
high esteem in which they are held by
their many friends who wish them
much joy and happiness in their now
life
The happy cou le will ma e their
home at 207 Third street E which had
been beautifully furnished by the
groom Com
No Postponement rossible
Washington June 26 The sug
gestion that the enforcement of the so
called hours of dervico law relating
to the emi 1 yraent of men on railroads
be postponed until there is a final de
cision of the supreme court of the
United States determining all possible
controversies as to its construction can
not be entertained announced A otorney
General Wickersham in a letter made
public today The request for postpone
ment was made b General Attorney S
H West of the St Louis Southwestern
railroad to the interstate commerce
commission which referred the letter
to the department of justice The at
torney general Bays
This statute has been construed by
the United States district court for the
northern district of Illinois in the case
of the United States against the Atchis
on Topeka Santa Fe railroad and in
the judgment of this department the
courts is the correct one Until the de
cision is modified or reversed the statute
as thus construed must be accepted as
the law
Icefl 81 Cars Last Saturday
The Burlington iced eighty one cars
of ice at this pointlast Saturday when
four train loads of oranges passed
through this city This is perhaps
the record for number of cars iced at
this point
Typewriter ribbons papers etc for
sale at The Tribune office
Another time card Sunday July 11th
Train crews on Nos 9 and 10 are pool
ed with 1 and 6 Wow
The company has handled SO trains
of oranges already this season and more
a coming every day
There will be a new time card Sun
day a week No 9 will run through to
Denver and an opposite train east from
Denver
No 77 suffered a slight mishap Mon
day evening as the train was pulling
into the east end of the yard Some
freight cars had been switched down
the yard and the hand brakes failing 10
work they caught two cars of the
freight train on the side doing some
damage and delaying traffic a short
time
Last Sunday evening about 630
smoke was discovered coming out of
the side of the railroad coal chutes The
coal was burning in one of the bins
Two streams of water was brought to
play on the building but it did not
reach the spotA steelbox freight car was
run under the chute and the coal dump
ed into it with the streams of water
playing on it as it cam nut and the
danger was soon past No great dam
age was done It is generally supposed
to have been caused by spontaneous
combustion Oxford Standard
ENGRAVER and ELECTROTYPER
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F01EYSKIDNEYCURE
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
Parland Newhalls Coming
The Pnrland New alls company will
give the mhmkH number of tho Junior
Normal Lecture course July 9ih ai
the high i clmol nuditorium MoCook
audiencMH oiivh henrd ninny of the bent
CO ceit compHtiien and it in with partic
ular pleasure that the management
present this attraction for the Junior
Normal Lecture Course
Season ticket holders may get seats
reserved at McUonnells July 2nd
Single admission tickets will bo on Hale
July 5h Get yrnir ticket reserved f
early Admission 30 Plenty of good
seat for nil
In an mtereHting article appearing in j
the June issue of Lyceumito
Talent is found the following racy in
oideut from their varied experiences
The boys live every minute and
make min friendships along tho wax
It was out at Cedar Rapids that thoy
got a new SHnsalion A man named
Smith had titkeii them out to his home
after the concert and invited in some
of his friends and the home filled up
with music and mirth Time sped on
Engraving and Em Dossing
Your wants can be supplied at The
Tribune in the line of engraving and
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Citizens National Bank
of McCook
CnAKTEK Numbee 9156
at McCook in the State of Nebraska at the close
of business June 23 1009
resources
Loans anil discounts SMO9P0 87
Overdrafts secured and unsecured 707 44
Bonds securities etc 2J00 00
Hanking Iioua furniture ami lixtures 16000 00
Due from National banksnot reserve
agents - 10318 50
Due from state and private banks and
bankers trust comnauies and sav
ings banks
Due from approved reserve agents
Checks and other cash items
Notesof other National banks
Fractional paper currency nickels
and cents
Lawful money reserve in bank viz
48 07
S1266 4S
1101 81
2500 00
246 43
Specie 12278 25
Legal tender notes 12b61 00 25143 23
Total 3380322 90
liabilities
Capital stock paid in 50000 00
Surplus fund 25000 00
Undivided profits less expense and
taxeapaid 7972 31
Due to other National banks 1SS0 26
Due to state and private banks and
bankers 87427 87
Individual deposits subject to check 126726 87
Demand certificates of deposit 21940 75
Time certificates of deposit 57937 83
Cashiers checks outstanding 10437 01
Total
389322 90
State of Nebraska
County of Red Willow f
I V Franklin president of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief
V Fraxklix President
Correct Attest
James S Dotle
- Vernice Franklin
Q H Watkins Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th
dav of Jnnfi 1909 H H Beert
j f8KAL Notary Public
My commission expires October 8 1913
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uutil perhaps 2 or 230 n m whim a I ft
policeman walked in and announced
that the crowd had been ma ting too
much noise mid linrl disturbed the pub
lie peace He said it was his duty to
run in the concert company And he
did it made them get into the patrol
wagon and ran them baoK to tho city f
But he took them to the hotel instead
of to the jail It was a pleasant ar
rangement of the host to get them
bic t their quarters the cars having
stopped running
It is their humor and ease on the
platform that ma e their good music
and their many varieties of it so pala
table to the public In building their
programs they try to minister to the
many different tastes of the audience
And they have been very successful
in adapting themselves And they keep j
brincme in new effects Air JNewiiall
has made an innovation for the com- j
ing season in an arrangement of Faust J r
nuiuu iiiuuura mo vi mi- ivw -
coi net horn and piano and this l
ing with a male quartet Then the
Mephisto and Faust duet is given fol
lowed by a duet in brass with piano
accompaniment and thei the tenor
solo which is the heavy one in the
work It closes with the soldiers
cnorus oy tne quarret xne renauion
consumes twenty seven minutes It
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has proven a hit both in the small i
towns and the cities This is perhaps
the main secret of their success they
are something different So the people
get new sensations and the t
Newhalls get full seasons And a long
career to them they deserve it
Digs Up A Large Tusk
Indianola Neb June 2o While
loading gravel today Geo Ridgley un
earthed a huge tusk measuring four feet
five inches in length and five inches in
diameter at the larger end It was
found fifteen feet under ground and
about eight inches was left in the
ground attached to what is supposed to
be the head of a mastodon It is be
lieved that the whole skeleton is buried
there and excavation will be made The
tusk is in a good state of preservation
and is of a dark horn color Special to
Lincoln News
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We are now offering a
big discount and very
exceptional values in
Ladies Suits
and
Silk Dresses
Come in and see And
by buying of us you
will save money on
your
Summer Underwear
Our Union Suits for
ladies at 50c 75c and
100 and mens at
100 and upward are
better values than in
past seasons
C L DeGroff Co
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Chancellor Davidson
of the Nebraska Wesleyan University
will preach at the Methodist church
1 Sunday next July 4th both morning
and evening All young people who
have any thought of attending college
are especially urged to be present to
hear the chancellor AH are however
welcome Special music
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
ItiEEttHONErfiAR
Cures Golds Prevents Pneumonia
buying a heater You dont
buy a furnace often and it is
only natural that you should
hesitate Comfort conven
ience fuel expense all de
pend on the furnace and the
way it is put in It is a
pleasure to sit in an evenly
heated house where all in
side doors can be thrown
open making the house
practically one bit
room
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Use the Wise Furnace
And get one third more heat from your fuel It is
with a gas and smoke consuming fire pot which all-
bustion and generating intense heat The radiator i
lutely self cleaning there being no place for the accun
of soot and ashes For durability economy of fuel a
ating power it stands pre eminent Come in and lo-
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McCook Markets
Merchants and dealers 11 McCook
today Thursday are paying the follow
ing prices
Corn
Wheat
Oats
Rye
Barley
Hogs
5 70
1 10
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70
6 80
Butter good IH to IS
Eggs 17
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES disease with P 3 Blood
embossing such as calling cards HTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTYTTTTTTTTTTTT
tations and announcements monogram j
correspondence paper etc
samples of all on display
sonable Prompt service
come and inspect
Handsome
Prices
If interested w
Delay in taking Foleys Kidney Rem
edy if you have backache kidney or
bladder trouble fastens the disease up
on you and makes a cure more difficult
Commence taking Folejs Kidney Rem
edy today and you will soon be well
Why risk a serious malady A Mc
Millen druggist
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Health Comfort and Convenience
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know and give you prices
POLK BROS
Dealers in
Genera Hardware
Phone 48
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