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Main Line Ea t Depart Central Time
Xo G 1110 P M
16 430 A M
2 520 A M
12 700 A M
14 920 P M
Mai i L ne V1 Dpp rs 11 iint in T me
No 1 1235 M
3 1142 P M
5 arr S30 p m
13 945 A M
15 1230 A M
Imperial Linc Mountain Time
No 176 arrives 345 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
No 175 departs Wed 630 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
T5rL ofo criH find haetrace checked to
any point in the United States or
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For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Fifteen brakemen were let oat uf
the service this week
Engine 2917 went through McCook
yesterday for Havelock being return
ed by the C S
Engineer McBride and Engineer
French have both moved back to Mc
Cook from Oxford
Three carloads of fine show cattle
from Illinois passed through McCook
for the Denver cattle show Wednes
day
Sid Wheeler sent his car to Akron
Monday on No 15 and followed him
self on No IS Tuesday He will dem
onstate for the boys on the west end
for a while
The C S is returning to the
Burlington the engines leased by that
road some time since Nos 2919
1312 1461 2912 1930 and 700 have
gone through McCook this week al
ready for Havelock for repairs
GRANT
Mr and Mrs Jacob Wesch are
both among the ailing ones in this
vicinity
Roy Albrecht and family were Sun
day guests of Mr and Mrs C L
Harris
Edwin Carfield ad sons hauled
corn to Peter Foxen in McCook last
Saturday
John A Hoffman is numbered with
the sick
John H Wesch was in McCook on
Saturday to arrange some matters in
district court -
A number of the young people from
this section attended the dance at
James Robersons last Saturday night
Jesse Cackler of Marion Neb was
a visitor at the home of Charles
Wesch Sunday last
Roy Albrecht and John Wesch
had some school business in hand las
week
R F D No 3
Fine weather
Joe Downs went east with his broth
er J M Tuesday
C M Loftons barn begins to loom
up When completed it will hold
40 tons of hay in the loft
Some one pulled up Clamps mail
box and was in small business
F M Austr is digging himeslf an
ice hcie this week
Tom Munday was in towi on busi
ness Wednesday
George Hawaiis mail box ii
in the road Wednesday
Mrs W S Fitch is still in Cal
ifornia with a daughter
Mr and Mrs Cratty were city vis
itors Tuesday marketing
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs D C Marsh was in Lincoln
close of last weak
Mr and Mrs C C Brown received
a fine boy baby from the rtor
day night
W B Yullz wan in T rton e to--day
figuring en a heatir plant for
a cliurch in that burg
John Ekstedt has resigned as
sprinkler man He went to Wiscon
sin today and may remain
Mr and Mrs Lewis Cann of Dan
bury visited McCook relatives cari
in the week They expect to become
residents of McCook about March 1st
J R McCarl was in Lincoln clo ing
days of last week observing the irend
of political affairs and oiling up the
Norris senatorial machine a little on
the side
Mrs J T Utterback returned to
her home at Arapahoe Wednesday
evening after visiting a few days in
the city with her daughter Mrs J
W Hasty
Mr Clark of the water service had
an arm broken at Oxford litis week
by getting his arm between the spoke
of the fly wheel while the wheel was
in operation
Mrs Goldsmith entertained the La
dies guild at the rectory last Thurs
day The next meeting will be with
Mrs J E Kelley on Thursday af
ternoon the 19th at residence
BOX ELDER
Alpha BollesW illie Hughes Violet
Tyler and Freda Campbell have been
among the ailing ones but are better
again
The Mite society at A C Hock
mans last Friday night was well at
tended and all report a very enjoy
able time
The ladies Aid Society will meet
this week with Mrs Laura Spaulding
Mrs Stephen Bolles Sr Mrs Dora
Doyle MrsE Ha Hughes and Mrs
Wm Doyle met at the parsonage on
last Thursday and made a dress for
Mrs Tyler
On Friday evening January 20 the
Mite society will meet at A Morosics
The girls are preparing a program
for that evening
Mrs Chas Bolles received word
last week of the death of her little
brother north of Centerpoint
R F D No 4
J W Little is hauling baled hay tc
town
Ed Clrk of Humboldt Neb is vis
iting his uncle Milton Clark
F Wasson has gone to Denver to
spend
Milton Clark is filling his ice
house this week
E J Eaker put up ice this week
Mrs L J Burtless has returned
home from her holiday visit
Francis Swartz and George Wallen
both remembered the carrier this
week
George Wallen was a city business
visitor Friday last
R M Hill doesnt enjoy being road
boss Stay by it Hill the roads need
you
R F D No 1
Otto Ebert mourns the loss of some
traps but has some advice to re
place the loss no trapping re
morse etc
Nelson Downs lost a valuable horse
in the corn stalks last week
Big social dance at J W Rober
sons last week Friday
No school in district No 3 this
week
G C Smiths baby is not expected
to live being rery ill
Henry Rogers is laid up with an
attack of grip
The Model Shoe Store
MENS WORK SHOES
We have new lines in Work Shoes
that are made up special for us
They are made of best of leather
and wear the best Prices 2 to 3
TRY AND BE SATISFIED
Shoe Repairing a Specialty
FISHER PERKINS
New norris Building
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No More Letters Opened
Proof against the curious is a double
envelope that a Frenchman has in
vented The flap of each envelope
seals against the back of the other so
that the contents cannot be removed
without destroying the cover
Drawback
The Alpine guide waxed eloquent
Behold he cried yon beetling
crags They beetle ior everybody
though sneered the rich American
and sullenly spat in token of his dis
content It was not true however
that he lacked appreciation of the
beautiful and the sublime provided
these were costly and exclusive
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It Was Remarkable Not For Distance
but For Results
Writing in 1S41 of a fall from an im
mense altitude which did not result
n death a French observer M Man
zmi declares that he had searched in
vain in the annals of science for a
similar case We can well believe it
The victim or patient was a tapis
sier who had been encaged in putting
up decorations on the occasion of the
belated obsequies of Napoleon the
Great in the lofty dome of the Church
of the Invalides in Paris When busy
moving a ladder on the top of a lush
scaffoldins he overbalanced hiniM lt
andJn obedience to some obscure in
stmcl jumped clear of the ladder and
the platform cryins to hi fellow
workmen a only a Frenchman would
Behold me quit With tliee cheer
ful words on his lip he fell eishty two
leet hounding in one place off the root
of a little dome which caused him to
describe a second parabola in the air
and landing finally feet first on the
of a small sacristy
Crashing through the slates he land
p1 astride a rafter where he was
found sitting surprised but coherent
for he was able to give his name and
address when asked for them lie had
no recollection of this and became un
conscious when put to bed shortly aft
erward under the care of the great
Pasquier His insensibility lasted a
very short time however and he made
an extraordinary rapid recovery hav
ing sustained no apparent Injuries
either external or internal At the end
of a month Pasquier found him quite
well Loudon Lancet
THE SQUAWS SHAWL
It Must Be Just So to Suit Her Fas
tidious Taste
The Indian wears his blanket on the
hottest summer days His theory is
that if it keeps out the cold in winter
it will keep out the heat in summer
says Ben M Myers of Oklahoma City
While he might not care to buy any
thing else expensive the price of a
suitable blanket is never questioned
but it would be difficult indeed to de
ceive him as to the texture of an
robe
A squaw will imitate almost any
thing that pleases her fancy but in
the matteV of her blanket or shawl she
exhibits an unusual amount of individ
uality With great care and patience
she designs her blanket and when she
places the order with the mill man he
does not dare duplicate it until she has
had an opportunity to wear it
If she makes the request that it
shall not be duplicated ber wishes are
regarded because it is the one article
she possesses in which exclusiveness is
much coveted and also because what
would please one squaw would not ap
pear at all attractive to another
The lightweight shawl or blanket is
thrown over the head of the squaw
and unless she is able to purchase a
bright colored silk kerchief it will
serve as her only bonnet as well It is
just as common a sight now to see the
papoose securely bound on the back of
its mother by a portion of ber blanket
as it used to be to see the wee head of
the Indian babe peeping from the te
kas or frame cradle Washington
Herald
The McCook Tribune 100 a year
FOR RENT Four room furnished
house awn and shade Phone red
435 Mrs J I Lee
FOR RENT Dwelling house Phone
cedar 983 or 25 tf
FOR HENT Farms with 4 room
house barn and granary wells and
cisterrs Inquire of G W Trimpey
Culbertson Neb
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the year in advance
FOR RENT Quarters on Main ave
nue for small business or office Heat
and light Ground floor Desirable
Inquire for particulars and terms at the
Tiibune office
FOR RENT Four unfurnished
ooms 1002 2nd street east Mrs S
A Uowell
FOR SALE A fine Jersey Cow
hone Black 315 12
TOR SALE Lot 2 block 7 4th Mc
ioo rite Ray K Benjamin Fair
Hir Xeb
Thoroughbred Barred Rock roosters
Jor sale Mrrs T S Dr aper Mc
Ccok Xeb ll
Call at 319 1st st west
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FOR SALE Straw at 2 per load
I livered Phone ash 732 j
FOR SALE Desirable residence
pioperty E Benjamin
FOR RENT Two furnished rcom
with heat and light Phone red 2S1
WANTED Gallon of home rendered i
lard Call or phone black 46
LOST Roman gold cuff button In
itial E Leave at The Tribune of
fice
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings
have been made in tho county clerks
office since our last report
W L Rose et ux to E J A
Rice wd to w hlf nw qr 2-1-30
250000
Elizabeth Fletcher et cons
to Edward E Smith wd to
nwi nw 790S 00
Marcellus C Shurtleff et ux
to Enos Rishel wd to nw
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Buy - Cheaply- Ip
wITen we first make our afterthehoiday price re
tactions is the very best time to boy for those wlio
want to take advantage of lowered prices We shall not replenish
our winters stock
Yon how have the most to pick from Oar reductions are not
reductions from false highprices but from the regular prices at which we sold goods
before the holidays Whan we sell you something worth 5 for four dollars yoa
save one dollar of real money
LADEES SUITS COATS FURS SWEATER COATS MENS CLOTHING OVERCOATS
CAPS UNDERWEAR BLANKETS ETC ALL AT CLEARING SALE PRICES COME SEE
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nuiMUn SuUiHERN HERuiwto
Miss Kinney Given Largest Sculpture
Contract Ever Awarded Woman
To commemorate the sacrifice pri
vation and bravery of the women of
the south during the civil war ten
southern state will erect in their cap
ital cities monuments in bronze or
marble replicas of the original design
made by Miss Belle Kinney a young
daughter of the old south says Hamp
tons
Miss Kinneys father was a Confed
erate soldier her mother a southern
woman and she herself was horn in
Nashville Tenn ahput twenty three
years ago This young woman wioe
art education has been entirely in the
United States has thus scared the
largest contract for sculpture work
ever given to any woman
Tin- monument is a group of three
figuris all heroic The central form is
that of Fame bending slightly to set
the laurel wreath upon the brow of a
figure at the right topmsenting the
southern woman who is placing the
palm of victory upon the breast of a
dying soMic r boy The boy is strug
gling to raise once more the torn and
tattered battleflag which he has been
carrying The group is ui atttempt to
reveal te heroism sympathy and
steadfast loyalty of the southern wom
en to their soldiers in the field
WANT TO BUY AW ISLAND
Duke of Argyle Has One That Is Rich
In Quiet
Tiree which the Duke of Argyll
would be glad to sell to any one who
loves a quiet island life is rich in
things which few people want and
poor in the treasures which appeal to
the average man Thus the purchaser
can enjoy the proprietorship of a mul
titude of lochs without fish broad
acres without trees or hills marble
quarries that cannot be quarried
Scandinavian forts that protect noth
ing and standing stones without a his
tory
Perhaps Skerryvore lighthouse al
though some miles off its coast may
be claimed as the glory of Tiree Built
of granite from Mull it has defied the
waves of the roughest sea for over
sixty years and its reputation stands
second to none among the lighthouses
of the world
FLIERS SEEK GRAND CANYON
Fear Suction From Great Ditch of
Arizona
Flight by aviators over the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado river in Arizo
na is to be attempted in the near fu
ture if proper arrangements can be
made The aeroplane men believe
that such a flight is practicable despite
the probable suction when over the
ditch The canyon is 7000 feet
above the sea level and from the rim
to the Colorado river the lowest part
of the canyon is 9000 feet It is about
thirl een miles across where the flight
will be attempted
The aviators say they must first
ascend 2000 feet above the ground be
fore hovering over the canyon to avoid
the chance of suction from below If
this Is done the machines -would then
be about 9000 feet above the sea
A RECORD FALL
A 13-3-29 3500 00
W D Burnett McCook to Mc
Cook Natl Bank bill of sale
all furniture fixutres etc
used in cigar store and pool
room at McCook Neb 100 00
United States to Jesse Smith
patent sw 21-1-28
United States to Jesse Smith
patent to n1 ne 21-1-28
Charles G Kerst et ux to
Max F Grosch wd to seVI
3000 00
Max F Grosch et ux to Geo
Karschner wd to se S-2-26 2509 00
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WHERE QUALITY COUNTS
with vital importance is in the com
pounding of your prescriptions All
of our drugs are fresh and abso
lutely pure We will compound
YOUR 1911 PRESCRIPTIONS
and with them goes the guaranty
of a dependable trustworthy
table store that they are com
pounded exactly as the Doctor or
dered
A McMlLLEN
Prescription Druggist
McCOOK NEBRASKA
Temple
Theatre
SATURDAY JANUARY 141911
Carl M Dalton presents the Swedish Dialect Comedy
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TILLY OLSON
The Funny Swede Girl From Minnesota
Supported by a Strong Company
A Comedy Drama of the Northwest Played over ioo
nights in Chicago Own special scenery for each act
Beautiful costumes Funny comedians Latest music and
advanced vaudeville
See Sweet Swede Tilly Olson She Bane So Yolly
Prices 25c 35c 50c 75c Seat sale now at
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