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MAIN LINE EAST DEPART
No o Central Time 1135 p m
715 p M
500 a M
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42 p M
530 p m
MAIN LINE WEST DEPAET
No 1 Mountain Time 1220 p m
3 1142 P M
5arr850pm
13 905 A u
15 1230 A U
9 fil5 a M
7 930 A M
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 345 p m
No 175 departs 645 am
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars
seats free on through trains Tickots sold
and baggage checked to any point in the United
Slates or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
eta call on or write D F Hostetter Agent
McCook Nebraska or L V Wakeley General
PaMHner Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Fairy Revel tonight
I N Biggs is laying off this week
Says he has work to do at home
Brakeman J F Richardson of the
Oxford Red Cloud run is off with a
broken finger
C E Bailey left this week for
Utah to look after some real estate
interests in that couniry
OttoMayer of C E Emersons force
was transfered to Orleans first of
the week
Agent George S Scott of Brush
Colorado mingled his tears with Mc
Cook friends at the burial of little
Carl Lawritson Monday afternoon
Brakeman Bruce Berry is on the
B V R D with several mashed toes
The boys say the car had no brakes
and Bruce put his foot under it to
stop it
Brakeman W D Darnell says the
freight service is great for putting
one next to railroading He has al
ready learned not to drink out of the
squirt hose without some cold water
for a chaser 0
I carry a complete line of
hair goods Switches puffs
and curls made from your
combings L M CLYDE
PHONE 72 Ill W B St UP STAIRS
Fairy Revel tonight
B F Powell returned to work this
week after a 10 day layoff
R R Robinson of the painters
force left Tuesday morning for Mem
phis Mo We rather look for a bride
on his return
Despatcher and Mrs T B Camp
bell returned yesterday on 13 from
visiting the daughters in Lincoln
Neb and Monrovia Kan He will re
sume his trick Saturday
Eighteen persons were killed and
thirteen injured in a wreck near
Clayton Kansas early last Friday
morning Heavy rain had washed
away about a thousand feet of a fill
and the engine baggage smoking and
chair car went into the hole
Burlington Annual Figures
Chicago Sept 23 The annual re
port of the conditions of the Chicago
Burlington Quincv railroad for the
year ending June 20 last shows a
total operating revenue of 87859517
a total operating expense of 863 010964
and a net operating revenue of S24
853552 Outside operations including
losses in restaurant and dining car
service and taxes cut the net operating
revenue to 22 481036 The total oper
ating revenue is more than 89250000
greater than that of the year ending
June 30 1909
Advertised List
McCook Neb Sept 30 1910
The following letters cards and
packages remain uncalled for at the
postoffice
Letters
Wilson Mrs E Watson A C
Walters Mrs Mary Snuder Mrs
Leah Seth Mr John Shaw Miss
Emma Newton Mr Bert Hale Mr
W F Erickson Mrs G A Emern
son V Doeing Mr Ore Davis F
F Cole Mr Orville Broaddus Miss
Virginia 2
Cards
Morthole Effie Differding Noah
Bentley O L
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
Try a Tribune want ad and watch
results
Temple
The
atre
Wed Oct 5th
The Seasons Best Offering The
Fascinating Musical Comedy
The Flower of the Ranch
by Joseph E Howard Composer of
The Golden Girl A Stubborn Cinderella The God
dess of Liberty and a score of others Overflowing
with musical song hits lively with dances and pretty
girls
40 Excellent Cast 40
People Beauty Chorus People
Complete City Production Traveling
in Two Special Cars
Prices 25 to 150 Seat Sale McConnelPs Saturday
Model
MB St
The
Shoe Store
Best Styles
Best Makes
Best Prices
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Bichpr Perkins 201 Main
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FARMERS INSTITUTE
And Boys Corn and Potato Growing and Girls Cook
ing and Sewing Contests October 27th
Premium List
CORN
Class A Ten ears of field corn
1st 1000
2nd 500
4th 100
Class B
Lot I Ten ears each of as many kinds and varieties of
corn as can be collected by exhibitor
1st 150
2nd 100
Lot II One ear each of as many sizes shapes colors
and kinds of corn as can be collected by exhibitor
1st 150
2nd 100 v
Class C Exhibit of pop corn
1st 100
2nd 50
Class D Exhibit of sweet corn- - - v-
Lot I Early
1st 100
2nd so
Lot II Late
1st 100
2nd 50
Class E Exhibit of kaffir corn
1st I - 100
2nd 50
3rd 25
Class F Exhibit of Milo maize
1st 100 -
2nd 50
3rd 25
Class G Exhibit of calico corn
1st 100
2nd 50
3rd 25
POTATOES
Class H Ten potatoes
1st 100
2nd 50
3rd 25
ONIONS
Class I Ten onions
1st ioo
2nd 50
COOKING
Class J Butter naking by both boys and girls send one lb
1st - 300
2nd T 200
3rd l 00
4th P 50
Class K Wheat breau Out vi
- - -1st-- A -250
2nd L50
3rd rr 75
4th 50
Class L Corn bread one loafj
1st - 100-
2nd - -- 75
3rd 50
Class M Cookies one dozen
1st 100
2nd 75
3rd 50
SEWING
Class N Colored work apron
1st 150
2nd 100
Class O White apron
1st 150
2nd 100
Class P Patching and mending
1st
2nd
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Class Q Miscellaneous Best made article not in other
classes
1st 150
2nd 100
Home Experiment Department
Only those who are enrolled in the Home Experiment
Department of the Nebraska Boys and Girls Clubs are en
titled to enter this contest
CORN
1 Acre contest
Class A 1G 21 years Best ten ears and report
1st 250
2nd 100
Class B Under 16 years Best ten ears and repprt
1st 250
2nd 100 -
2 Ear to Row Test
Class C Best ten ears
1st 250 i
2nd i 100
Class D Best one ear
1st - 250 -
2nd 100
3 Husking contest -
1st 200
2nd 100
Suitable recognition will be given the best paper onT5
What Constitutes a Good Seed Ear and the paper giving
the best Report on Weeds and Insects kX
- - POTATOES
1 Acre contest
Class E Best dozen potatoes from acre with best report
1st 100
2nd 75
2 Seed cutting test
Class F Best dozen potatoss from each of eight rows
1st 100
2nd 75
Class G Best peck raised ov all the rows
1st 100
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A Best loaf of white bread 200 V -
B Best dozen rolls i V 200 -
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Dress
in a splendid variety and coming from the best mills abso
lutely first quality goods If you prefer to make your gowns
or waists these materials cannot be duplicated
Changeable Silks and Persian Silks
in waist patterns stripes and diagonals per yard ioo -
Crepe DeChine
in light colors beautiful patterns and designs per yd roo
There is a facination to these fabric the harmonious color
ings with the attractive patterns and designs make effective
costumes
Trimmings
for waists dresses or costumes an excellent variety of the
newest effect Ier yd 5c up
Furs
We are f ispaying furs at all prices Styles in furs this
year are most beautiful and while the pillow muff is apparent
ly most popular we have other styles
Adelaide Chinchilla gray and brownset scarf and pillow
muffs per set SoOO
Natural brown and black pony and near seal per set
25 to 70
Biended River Mink Black Fox Russian and Tap Mink
well made durable and very pretty Per set 15 to 25
Full Length
Black Caracual and
Black Plush COATS
Also imitation pony skins satin linings very handsome
and extremely smart and fashionable r4to 30
C L DeGroff Co
Everything for flan Woman or Child
117 Main Avenue
McCook Nebraska
PhonecNo 22
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When You are
Ready to Wire
that house see us we will do the job
right and at the right price its the
business we want not the profit on
wiring
We also have anything you want
in electric apparatus A five lb iron
for 390 it sells the world over at
500 the General Electric none as
good
McCook Electric Co
Phone 127
C Best loaf of corn bread 100
D Best ginger cake 75
2 Preserving and canning
E Best canned cherries 100
F Best canned peaches 5 100
G Best blackberry jam 100
H Best preserved strawberries 100
I Best plum jelly 100
3 Sewing
A Best machine made apron p 9 bulletin
16 100
B Best holder 75
C Best garden hat p 14 bulletin 17 100
D Best shirt waist p 11 bulletin 19
1st 200
2nd 100
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E Best dressed infant doll
1st S 200
2nd - 100
F Best dressed 12 inch doll short clothes
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No premiums will be given but exhibit space will be al
lowed for exhibit of materials in books which show running
overcasting basting hemming overhanding felled seams
buttons and buttonholes Dorothy seam hooks and eyes loop
stitch feather stitch and French knots -
Entries should be made if possible on the 26th not later
than 10 a in on the 27th
The first prize of 1000 on corn is offered by the ItfcCook
Commercial club b
The official programs are being prepared and will be is-
sued in a few days
ELIZABETH BETTCHSR County Superintendent
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