The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, January 29, 1912, Monday Evening Edition, Image 3
f r u I i V J IF h n i f IM II BURLINGTON TIME TABLE East Depart Central Time No 6 1130 P M 16 500 A M 2 550 A M 12 G35 A M 14 920 P M 10 530 P M West Depart Mountain Time No 1 1220 P M 3 1142 P M 5 arrive S35 p m 13 930 A M 15 1230 A M 9 625 A M Imperial Line Mountain Time No 17G arrives 330 P M No 175 departs 645 A M Sleening dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains Tickets sold and baggage checked tc any point in the United States or Canada For information time tables maps and tiCKels call on or write D P Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General Passen ger Agent Omaha Nebraska RA2Z30AD NSWS NOTES Conductor and Irs AY Fieke spent Sunday in Wray Xo 77 ranim two seotiions lotli Sctuiday and Sunday Conductor C E Crcaieh Avas a Denver pangr Friday Charles Pfrhnmer visited his brother at Funk fiist of last rck Lloyd Jennings went doivn t Lincoln Saturday night on Xo 10 to a siit over Sunday Tht board Avas cut laat FiC day and tux fireman Avere lrri off on aceoamt of slack business Twenty years ago yesterday the Burlington Avas completed in to Waimota and the fact A as ap propriately Celebrated by that burg General Foremaai J E Mur phy Aas in IlaA eloclc last of Aveek inspecting the llavelock Engineer Charles Starr Avill have on 9 tcniorroAV morning on a tnip Avcst soutli and cast to to be gone about a month lie Aril go to Colorado Texas loAva and ether points Avlidle aAvay Bruce Berry has been ap pointed passenger director for Burlingtton at Denver TJils is bciih a promotion in rank aoid an increase dn pay upon Avihieli Bruce is being Avarmly felidiitiaited by the boys at headquarters- and is a recognition of merit An agreenient has been reach ed Avhercby the union depct at Denver Avill be used by Union Pa cific Denver Rio Grand Colo rado Southern Burlington Rock Island and Santa Fe lines It as again rumored that the Union Pa cific Avail use jointly the Burling ton depot in Lincoln EdAA ard F Highland a official on the Burlington in the early days died in Mercy Ilospita Dernier recently lie Avail be remembered by old men on this system He has been a resident of DenAer for a goad many years since leaATing the Bur lington employ Vice President Byran will leave Denver Thursday morjiing Febraiary 1st to make a daylight run OArer the Burlington system from Denver to Kamsas City Su perintendent E Flynn of cur citj and General Superintcadet Allen of Alliance Avill aeeiompaiiy hnm private ears 83 and 78 being at tached to the train of the xiae presadent Among the Burlington men from DenAer Friday at the or ganization of the Burlingtons neAV department of safety Avas James McAlpine aaJio for several years AAas employed in the de pot and freight house at McCook Seventeen years ago he moved to Denver Avhere he has ever re mained in the Burlington service being at the present time Avare house foreman there He is a member of the McOcck division safety committee M ii mm im iilwW www NO EEASON FOE DOUBT A Statement of Facts Backed by a Strong1 Guarantee We guarantee complete relief to all suffers from constipation or in every case Avhere Ave fail atc Avill supply the medicine free Rexall Orderlies and a gentle effective dependable and safe boAvel regulator strengthener and tonic They aim to reestab lish natures functions in a quiet easy Avay They do net cause in convenience griping or nausea They are so pleasant to take and work so easily that they may be taken by any one at any time They thoroughly tone up the Avhole system to healthy actiTity Rexall Orderlies are unsurpass able and ddeal for the use of chil dren old folks and delicate per sons Yfe cannot too highly rec ommend them to all suffers from any form of constipation and its attendant evils Three sizes 10c 25c and 50c Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this communitv at our store The Rexall Store L AY Mc Connell McCoys Fremier Run The railroid boys are having seme amusement at the expend of Engine McCoy He recnitlA left a small toAvn on the Kc pub liean Ctv Obeilin line Avith a pa sengir train at the siiw tune v Rock IsVmd fivigh drag left the sniL place and as th traekc run side 1A eaeili quite until they reioh Xorton McCoy threAv doAvn iUhe gauntlet for a race to Xorton About the same time the Rock Is land nginor gav the usual tAvo short av luetics meaning 1p give McCoy a farewell amd hit the rdl at a gait Avlwch soon placed McCoy in the rear Later Iti is reported that McCoy arrived at Xorton some time later L W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska IflS Conductor W T AYileotifc is off duty for a feAv days Conductor M B ITarbaugh i off duty and relieved by Conduc tor F F Xembauer SAYctclrmiji J S Aarvole is on dutAr again after bring off for about a Aveek with a n injured foot Conductor P F McKenna iv fumed hisi nin on Xo 1 Sunday after a feAv days difficulty Avotli lumbago Conductor Xeal Beeler Aas called to Beaver Oity end of the Aveiek to be Avith Mrs Beeler at the funeral of a relative Notice AY R A Howard Avhose fu name is to the plaintiff ur known avuII take notice that o1 the first day of January 1912 A B AYhittaker -justice of the peac of AViilloAv GroAe precinct Re AYilloAV county Nebraska issue an order of attachment in tih sum of 1 140 in an action Ahei in E B Odell is plaintiff an said AY R A IIoAvard is defend ant and property of the defenc1 ant consisting of 35 collars pieces of underAvear 5 shirts 10 neckties 1 hat 1 cap 2 suit cloithes 1 coat 2 pair shoes suit casehas been attach ea und said order Said cause has been continued for hearing on the lot day of February 1912 at the hour of 2 oclock p m E B ODELL Plaintiff First publication Jan 25 6ts Here is a remedy that will cur your cold Why Avaste time and mon ey experimenting -when you can get preparation that has Avon worM wid reputation by its cures of this dis eases and can always be depended u on It is known erery where a Chamberlains Cough Remedy and v a medicine of real merit For sale b all dealers When you want a reliable mediein for a cough or cold take Chambe Iains Cough Remedy It can alva be depended upon and is pleasant ai safe to take For sale by all dealer If You Winter in California You can go there over a very attractive route one of sunshine low altitude and mild climate You can go Burlington Santa Fe via Denver to Pasadena ant Lo3 Angeles in personally conducted tourist sleepers leaving Omaha every Tues day night train No 9 and Denver every Wednesday evening Experienced con ductors are jn charge of these excursions you will enjoy your ride to Californir over these two first class railroads If not convenient to connect with No i enroute through Nebraska use any of the Burlington trains into Denver and le me secure a birth for you to be taken at Denver Then there is the scenic way to California via Denver Colorado and Salt Lake with standard and tourist sleepers to Denver and from Denver to the coast NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW This is held at Denver January lath to 20th Everyone going will receive a big welcome in Denver the city of sunshine and hospitality Homeseekers Excursion Tickets to the Big Horn Basin also to the west south and southwest Winter tourist rates to southern and California resorts cities etc D F HOSTETTER Ticket Agent McCook Nebraska Carolina Woman Inmate of Home for 67 Years Lynn Anderson Has Been in the Poor House of Union County N C Ever Since It Was Built in the Year 1845 Raleigh N C There is to the comity home of Union county this state a woman Avho has been its in mate since the home Avas established some 67 years ago Lynn Anderson is her name and slie is now over sev enty years old Lynns mother was the wife of Jack Anderson who had been in the daj s of his youth a sailor and was known in the northern part of Union county Avhere he lived as Sailor Jack Andersen After the death of Sailor Jack his Avife being penniless and unable to make a living for herself and two daughters Mar garet and Lynn took them to the county home Avhich had just been built on a farm three miles southeast of Monroe the county seat and they Avere the first inmates of the county poor house as it was then called When Lynn Jintcred the county home she v as four jcura old Her mother and her sister died many years ago She knows no other home than the one provided by tho county and has not in all the long years since she entered it spent a night from under its roof and she has never in all thece j cars been more than half a mile from its walls except when she made the trip more than 50 years ago from the old site in the county to Monroe when the county home Aas moAed to that town Lynn is a remarkably strong woman and has done an immense amount cf hard work She has drawn and car ried enough water from the well cut ii the yard at the county home before Wsmm4 A WK Lynn Anderson waterworks were put in to float a gun boat and if all the Avood she has car ried in her arms from woodpile to house could be put in one stack it would be higher than the Union coun ts court house Lynn has had but ono attack of illness and that Avas a slight one She is still able to work and is a willing worker The new county home of Union two miles west of Monroe will be completed in a short time and Lynn will go to it making the second journey she has made since as a little four-year-old girl she trudged by her mothers side over the long road from the humble cabin home on Grassy creek to the poor house FIND TOMB OF ANCIENT RACE Skulls Found in Kansas Are De clared to Be Unlike Those cf Indians Junction City Kan TVhile tearing down an old mound that lay in his wheat field John Noland who lives several miles northwest of town found several skeletons in a fair state o preservation The mound apparently was of nat ural origin and the oldest settlers re membered it They say that It look ed like the work of nature and many supposed that it was a grave pile cov ered with sod No attention was eer paid to the mound until several months ago when Mr Noland decided to level it and utilize the land for wheat instead of plowing around it as farmers have done for the past 50 3 ears The mound was about SO feet in diameter and about five feet high It was covered with sod with an occa sional rock protruding When Mr No land started to level it he found that about eight inches underneath the sod was a rock wall Ho kept digging the dirt away following tho rocks until he had unearthed about half of the wall Then he started at the top which was slightly concave and gave evidences of once having- been arched over Digging down in the center ho came upon many well preserved skulls and bones in piles at different places within the artificial cave People who have examined the skulls say that they do not resemble Indian skulls and the absence of Indian -weapons and utensils would seem to indicate that bones were not those of Indians Texas Rabbits Have Horns Cureo Texas Several giant jack rabbits that have evidently been crossed with white tail deer have been killed in tHis section and brought here during the last few weeks The rab bits have well defined antlers several inches long Many jackrabbits with horns have also been killed recentlv Advertised List The folloAving letters and cards remain uncalled for at the post office Letters Belmont Mr E C Mrs Laura iDolph Mr Albert OTtfeld Mr L M Ilanlin Mr Ohas Johnson Miss Ellen Cosito Mr Theodore foreign Cards Austin Mrs W II Baker Mr Bert Baker Mass Edith BroAvn Mr and Mrs Albert BroAvn Mass BessaV BroAvn Mass Beatrice Brown Miss Beulah BroAvn Mr Lester BroAvn Miss Iva Brieken Mr Eliek Cole Mr Isaac Clark George DePcTd Mr J DoLong Edna Dishman Mis Hoy Ellis Miss Gladys Greer Mrs A J Johnson Mrs A W Jones Mr W II 2 Kirclire Mrs William Kmcheloe Miss Mary Kerch Mr Sherman LaAvrenco Mis Charlie Long Mrs Pearl Lynch Mr William Mass on Mr Fred Morley Mrs S R Nelson Mrs Emeline Nelson Mr and Mrs Jacob Quier Mr Alvah Richards Mr Louis Schnieder Mrs Minnie Sharp Mrs Laura LON CONE Postmaster NOTICE E W Sovorn Avhose lull name is to pla intilts unknoAvn -will take notice that on the Gtli day of January 1912 W B er a justice of the peace of Wil Ioav Grove Precinct Red WilloAV eounty Nebraska issued an or der of attachment in the sum of 750 in an action pending be fore him Avherein E D Perkins Company are plaintiffs and said E AY Sovern is defendant and property of the defendant consisting of money due from Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad Company garnishee hae been attached under said order Said cause has been continued for hearing on the 23rd day of February 1912 at the hour of 2 oclock p m E D PERKINS COA1PANY First publication Jan 25 8ts NOTICE E AY Sovurn avJiosc full name is to plaiintif f unknoAvn Avill take notice that on the ISth day of January 1912 AAr B AYhittaker a justice of the peace of AVilloiAV Grove precinct Red AYilloAV coun ty Nebraska issued an order of attachment in the sum of isC0 in an action pending before hwn wherein Ed Iluber is plaintiff and said E AY Sovern is deifend ent consisting of money duelfiron ifche Gliicngo Burlington and Quin ey Railroad company has been attached under said order Said cause has been continued for hearing on the 2nd day of Mairch 1912 at the hour of 2 oclock pm ED IIUBER Plaintiff Fiist publication Jan 25 6ts TO AILING WOMEN A Little Sound Advice Will Help Many a Sufferer in McCook No Avoman can be healthy and wett f the kidneys are sick Poisons that lass off in the secretions when the cidneys are well are retained in the iody when the kidneys are sick Kid leys and bladder become inflamec md swollen and worse trouble luickly follow This is often the true tause of bearing down pains lame leess backaches etc Uric poisonin dso causes headaches dizzy spells anguor nervousness and rheumatic ain When suffering so try Doans Kid ley Pius a remedy that has cured housnds of such cases You Avail jet better as the kidneys get better and health Avail return when the kid leys are well Let a McCook woman tell you about Doans Kidney Pills Mrs H A Rough 212 E Fifth St McCook Nebs says I have seen what Doans Kidney Pills will do in ases of kidney complaint and there fore feel justified in recommending them A member of my family took this remedy when suffering from bac1 ache and soon received entire relief For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole ageents for the Unit ed States Remember the name Doans and take no other If your children are subject to at tacks of croup watch for the first symptom hoarseness Give Cham berlains Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the at tack may toe warded off For sale by all dealers Mrs A R Tabor of Crider Mo had been troublde with sick head ache for about five years when she began taking Chamberlains Tablets She has taken two bottles of them and they have cured her Sick head ache is caused by a disordered stom ach for which these tablets are es pecially intended Try them get well and stay weLL sow ty an druggists I B5i t J - 7 NJNSNKSKXnS L I Tke Cook IPI I always feels 5r 1 confident or p il I pure aia wJaolesoifie 1 f o o d when usitid 1 vS G ft y si 51 cXai v ti K Sv vS I T 1 fa O H j j - MKwek i - v - v sf trr 1 y - Ti J ss A v n d ire K iYritiir ntiuAvj u a lo wmimmzm m tSsxxxscKMcccirxsxx0M In the County Court of Red AVilloAV countyNebraska In the matter of the Estate of Stephen Bolles deceased State of Ne braska Red AArilloAV County To all persons interested in the estate of Stephen Bolles deceas ed You are hereby notified that Marilla Bolles executrix of the last Avail and testament of Steph en Bolles deceased has filed hei final account in said matter and a petition for final settlement and discharge and that the resi due of sadd estate be assigned in accordance A ith the terms of said will Said final account and petition Avill be heard in the coun ty court room in the city of Mc Cook in said county on the 29th day of January 1912 at one oclock p m and you are here by cited to appear and sIioav cause if any such exists at the time and place abore designated Avhy said account should not be alloAved and said petition grant ed AVatness my hand and the seal of sadd court this 5th day of Jan uary 1912 FRANK M COLFER Seal County Judge First publication Jan 8 6ts Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Cures inn Every Case Mr Jas McCaffery Mgr of the Schlitz Hotel Omaha Neb recom mends Foleys Honey and Tar Com pound because it cures in every case I have used it myself and I have recommended it to many others Avho have since tald me of its great cura tive power in diseases of the throat and lungs For all coughs and colds it is speedily effective A MeMillen wo as TSiMP Baking rowder Made troiri Grapes h I t vi Order of Hearing To all persons interested in the estate of James R Jackson de ceased You Avill take notice of the following In the county court of Red AYilloAV County Nebraska In the matter of the estate of James R Jackson deceased Noav oq this 13 th day of Jan uary 1912 Ruth E Jackson hav ing filed heir Aenified petition in this court praying that the ad ministration of the estate of James R Jackson deceased be dispensed Avith and that his heirs be determined It is ordered that a hearing on said petition be had at the coun ty court room in said county on the 5th day of February 1912 ait 10 oclock a m and that no tice hereof be giAen to all pei sons interested in said estate by publishing this order for three successive Aveeks in The McCook Tribune a legal neAvspaper pub lished in said county FRANK ar COLFER Seal County Judge C II BCYLE Attorney First publication Jan 15 6ts Charles Durham of Lovington Ill has succeeded in finding a positive cure for bed wetting ily little boy Avet the bed eA ery night clear thro on the floor I tried several kinds of kidney medicine and Avas in the drug store looking for something differ ent to help him when I heard of Fol eys Kidney Pills After he had tak en them two days we could see a change and when he had taken two thirds of a bottle he was cured That is about six weeks ago and he has mot wet in bed since A McMillen Tribune advertisers get results V F inklin Pres G H Watkiss Vice Pres j R A Green Cshr The Citizens National Bank of McCook Nebraska Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 25000 DIRECTORS V Franklin A McMillen R A Green G H Watkius Vernice Franklin Go There First For Groceries The Main Store on The Main Street No Need of Going Elsewhere