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Through Sleepers to California
Through sleepers are now operated to California via Denver Scenic
Colorado and Salt Lake City
To Los Angeles via Salt Lake Route
Every day through Tourist Sleepers Day light ride through Scenic
Coloradowith half day stop over in Salt Lake
To Los Angeles via Southern Pacific
Every day through Tourist Sleeper service with personally conducted
through sleepers to Los Angeles Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays
Da light ride through Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake
To San Francisco via Western Pacific
Through Tourist Sleepers every Wednesday Friday and Saturday via
Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake and Feather River Canyon
To Los Angeles via Santa Fe Route
Personally conducted through Tourist Sleepers every Tuesday via Den
ver Santa Fe route
Through Standard Sleepers to San Francisco
Every day through Standard Sleepers via Denver Salt Lake and South
ern Pacific Day light ride through Scenic Colorado
Let me tell you about our through sleeping cars to Cali
fornia also to all Northwest territory via Billings Mont
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L W WAKELEY
Oeneral Passenger Agent
Omaha Nebraska
BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
East Depart Central Time
No 6 1130 P M
16 500 A M
2 550 A M
12 635 A M
14 920 P M
10 530 P M
West Depart Mountain Time
Nc 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 176 arrives 330 P M
No 175 departs t 645 A M
Sleeping 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 rickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS NOTES
Operator and Mrs F II
Trimble spent Saturday and Sun
day in Denver
Brakeman B 0 Dickey
went down to lied Cloud Sun
day morning
E S Howell and H M Fin
ity were Lincoln and Ilavelock
visitors Sunday
John Crawford the genial
coal expert was at headquarters
first of the week
Mrs O Gr Coppom and the
children visited in Ilolbrook be
tween trains Saturday night
Engineer II Goldensky went
up to Denver Monday morning
for a minor operation on his
nose
Mrs C B Sentance and
the children went down to Ox
ford on 10 Saturday night on a
visit
Brakeman Guy Child ers went
diown to Oxford Thursday night
to Cake the Oxford Red Gkmd
local runs on 63 and Gi
Agent George Scott of Brush
wag in the eoty Sunday to have
his picture tooken with the
rest of the McCook band boys
Mrs J E Johnson returned
to Lincoln Saturday morning af
ter visiting here several days with
her husband Trainmaster John
son
Engineer Tom Gushing was
a Denver passenger Saturday
to spend several days with Mrs
Gushing who is just back from
California
Engineer and Mrs L E
Hanford went to Denver on No
3 Thursday night on a visit to
relatives They returned Hiome
last evening
Engineer J E Sanborn has
laid off for a few days and has
gone up to Sanborn station to be
with Mrs Sanborn who is some
wihat indisposed
The repair track men all
liad an unsought vacation last
Thursday Indeed every man in
the service who could be spared
enjoyed the same unsolicited priv
ilege
Ghair car 4454 came into Mc
Cook with a hot box Saturday
evening on No 10 and liad to be
set out here on account of a
rough journal The delay was
slight Another chair car was
substituted
Thursday morning a box car
loaded with coal in the local
east rtain ran off the track at a
frog in the east end of the Mc
Cook yard and turned over on
its aide The coal was transfer
red and the wrecker picked up
the car
F L MiTon and family left on
Saturday jniglit on No 14 for
Kansas pity Mo From there
Mrs Mason leaves for Bartlesville
OHa for an extended visit wtith
ilier sister Mrs A M Jones and
Kir Mason leaves for Omaibja
whre he wall visit with Mr Ray
Iight formerly of our city Mr
Mason leaves from there for Lin
coln to vfisLt with Jhls parents
D F HOSTETTER
Ticket Agent
McCook Nebraska
Conductor II R Childers is
on the sick last
-Mr and Mrs V 0 Norman
were in the city Saturday
Brakeman W A Jeffries was
down from Denver Saturday
Swatoliman T E Lundberry
is off duty with an injured foot
Brakeman A S Moore of
Iloldrege was in the city Sunday
Conductor C E Crouch was
a Denver pilgrim Sunday
Brakeman A G Brooks was 4
a Denver passenger Saturday
Conductor II A Beaile is
attending a conclave of Elks in
Denver
Conductor J F Utter came
up from the Orleans branch to
be wrJUi the home folks Sunday
Conductor Herman Ilegenber
ger came up from the Orleans
branch to be with the home
folks over Sunday
Brakeman J O Walker who
was injured about ten days ago
in the Denver yards is rccuperat
ing at Republican and expects
to be back at headquarters Sat
urday
W C Allison whose eye
was injured a short time ago
will return to Iks work in the
shops tonight His eye will not
be permanently blinded as was
first thought
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Shirt for every
function and for every
sport madein the good
Arrow way of fabrics
that wear and colors that
will not fade
The Arrow label on a
shirt stands for service
and satisfaction
130 and 200
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SHIRTS
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LEBANON POULTRY YARDS
Lebanon Nebr
NECKLACE IN THE LIMELIGHT
Famous String of Leeds Pearls Comes
Before the United States Su
preme Court
Washington The famous 220000
pearl necklace of Mrs William H
Leeds of New York and Newport was
in the limelight the other day at the
Supreme Court of the United States
A case to determine whether the
United States was entitled to only 10
per cent duty on the gems considered
as pearls in their natural state not
strung or set or whether the govern
ment was entitled to 60 per cent on
them as pearls set or strung was
up for argument
Mrs William B Leeds of New York
and Newport is shown here wearing
her famous necklace which was the
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Mrs W B Leeds
subject of the suit The pearls were
imported as unstrung by Bernard
Citroen in 1906 He therefore paid
10 per cent of their value The gov
ernment alleged that the pearls were
really set or strung and that it is
entitled to the higher duty In its
brief the government says the neck
lace was purchased in Paris in 190G
About a week after the stones were
imported and after a duty of 10 per
cent had been collected the govern
ment made a demand for an addi
tic lal duty of 50 per cent amounting
to 110000 Citroen came to Wash
ington it is said protested against
the additional duty and asked for a
refund of the duty already paid and
that he be permitted to return the
pearls to France The request was
not granted The additional duty was
paid and the pearls turned over to
Mrs Leeds
The Circuit Court of Appeals for the
second circuit held that the pearls
were dutiable at only 10 per cent In
its brief in the case the government
quotes Mrs Leeds as saying she wore
the pearls a great deal in Paris in
190G that the purchase was made
there but they were to be delivered
in America She placed the purchase
price at 3406o0 and explained that
she turned over in Paris as part pay
ment another necklace of pearls for
which she had paid 52000
GREWSQKE BATTLE MEMORIAL
Ghastly Reminder of the Defeat of the
feadjofc Hordes on West Af
rica Plains
London On the plains of West
Central Affica stamps the ghostly
memorial of the battle of Diola shown
in the accompanying illustration Of
it Norman Hardy a recent English
traveler in that region says
The Badjolr are the greatest war
riors of West Central Africa Intrepid
hunters their expeditions in pursuit
of game take them many hundred
miles from their home If on his jour
ney a Bsdjok is offered an insult by a
man of some other race the whole
tribe will rise to revenge him From
the west coast to the Great lakes no
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Grewsome Battle Memorial
tribe could resist them Finally the
people of the Kwilu valley rose
against their domination The natives
only armed with bows and arrows de
feated under the leadership of Yengo
the Batljok hordes armed with flnit
lock in the great battle of Diloa On
the battlefield a memorial of skulls
was orscted
Comb Teeth Fracture Skull
Hornell N Y Miss Emma
I worth 54 is dead from a peculiar
cause In passing out of a drug storo
she slipped on a cement step and fell
backward She sustained a fractured
skull and the teeth of a comb she
was wearing in her hair penetrated
the wound and entered her brain She
died shortly afterward
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
SPR
ING GOODS
ever shown in McCook are now being displayed over our counters and we invite your early
inspection of these new things
Coats Suits and Dresses
in all the newest ideas direct from New York The latest colors weaves and styles are
now arriving by every express and our ready to wear department is complete with wearing
apparel for early spring
Nobby Spring Hats
are now being brought out in our millinery department and we are pleased to announce
that we were in being able to secure Miss Carlson again this season as our trimmer
g See the Classy New Hats Now on Display
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1 hat Wooing Ham
Ham it has always seemed to us
varied more than any other articles
over which blessings are mumbled in
degree to palatableness fragrance
and invitation The variation is due
to the manner of approach If a per
son is off his appetite ham does the
best when served as an Arizona break
fast something else for the man and
the ham for the dog
But supposing you have fen hunt
ing rising early and stay ing late
You have lost your lunch You have
to trudge homo orar a hard jad You
pass a farmhouse and its open
door there comes the souic of siz
zling ham and the heavens wreath of
its perfume It matters nor if that
ham sprang from a razorbaslc hog in
the wilds of Arkansas you recognize
that that ham is the most glorious
flower that grows the worlds desire
the inner fountain of Eden the pilar
of fire by night the sweet influences
of the Pleiades and the deliverance
from envy hatred and malice and ail
uncharitableness For the next three
miles you cant say a word to your
companion because of a watering
mouth
Napoleon on Shakespeare
It is a fact that the great emperor
of the French- hag a very poor opinion
of Shakespeares plays According to
Thibaudeau in his Bonaparte and the
Consulate Napoleon said one day
Shakespeare was forgotten even by
the English for two hundred years un
til Voltaire took It into his head to
write him up to please his English
friends and ever since people have
gone about repeating that Shake
speare was the greatest author that
ever lived I have read him and there
is nothing in him that approaches
Corneille or Racine His plays are
not worth reading
Her Hair Saved Her
When the steamer Tagus rose after
a dip into an enormous wave whilo
sho was on her way from Bermuda to
New York a bride tne only bride on
board was floating about the deck
like a biscuit
The water was three feet deep and
she might have been swept from the
deck had not M Kreishler a New
Yorker grabbed her by the hair and
saved her So frightened was the
young woman that she was carried to
her stateroom in hysterics and for
five hours she could not be convinced
that the ship was not sinking
Snake Had Lived on Eggs
On his morning round for eggs re
cently Michael Heiseman of Custice
O reached into a hens nest and
touched an object that made him
jump back quickly A closer examin
ation showed a big spotted snake
coiled in the nest Beating a hasty re
treat Heiseman sepured a shotgun
and on reaching the nest noticed that
the snake had swallowed a china nest
egg and was gradually working it
down its throat It was- but the work
of a moment to blow off the head of
the reptile Heiseman then recalled
the fact that his egg supply had de
clined recently and he thinks that the
snake with perhaps its mate had
been making forays on the roost for
some time
Trouble Forecast
My wife says women ought to
vote sssiVI Jrlr Meekton
T17V11 Vnirr irmi inv nhivHfVn
No But theres going to be a ter 1
rible row If the women of our com
munity get the vote and then trr to
vote for anybody escept her
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dry Goods Millinery Ladies FIjrnishin6s
MS COOK - NEBR
TERMS OF COURT
For 1912 Fourteenth Judicial
District of Nebraska
Judge E B Perry lias desig
nated the following dates for
court in this district for the en
suing year
Ohase April 29 jury Nov 25
jury
Dundy March 18 jury May
23 equity Oct 28 jury
Frontier April 1 jury June
3 equity Oct 14 jury
Furnas Feb 19 jury May 13
equity Nov 11 jury
Gosper Feb 13 jury May 27
equity Dee 9 jury
Hayes April 15 jury Oct 7
jury
Hitchcock March 4 jury May
20 equity Sept 23 jury
Perkins April 22 jury Dec 2
jury
Red Wallow Jan 29 jury Maj
6 equity Sept 9 jury
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Not Satisfied With the Med
iciiie We Recommend
Wc are so positive -that our
remedy vdB permanently relieve
constipation no matter liow
cihronie it may be that Ave offer
too furnish the medicine at our ex
pense should it fail to produce
satisEacitiory results
It is worse than useless to
tempt to cure constipation with
caithartac drugs 1axatavws or
cathartics do much harm They
causa a reaction irritafte and
weaken the howels and tend to
make constipation more chronic
TBesides rtilieir use -becomes a hab
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it that ds dangerous
Constipation is caused by ss
weakness of the nerves and niffii
cles of the large intestine or de
scending colon To expect ps
manent relief you must therefwj
tone up and strengthen these 02
and restore them to
activity
Wie want you to try Rexall fe
derlies on our reeommendatixu
They are exceedingly pleasant
take ibciing eaten like candy qeEL
are ideal for children devests
persons and old folks as well as
for the robust They act direie
ly on the nerves and anuseles e
the bowels They apparently ha nc
a neutral action on other as3
ecate organs or glands They tlb
net purge cause excessive laosp
ness nor create any ineonvsr
enience whatever They may Ifc
taken at any time day or night
They will positively relieve ehrwn
ie oir habitual constipation if ncn
of surgical variety and the naj
riads of associate or depended
cluwnie ailments if taken wife
regularity for reasonable lengSs
of time 12 tablets 10 eent
36 tablets 25 cents SO tablets
50 cents Sold in McCook only cr
our store The Rexall Store E
W MeConnell
Doctors claim that laughter as
the surest road to health evecs
person owes it to themselves- i
get as much enjoyment Gut of 13D
as possible and the greatest psst
enjoyment comes from the exs
edse of our risibles or in other
words hearty laughter Casg
Jones which is the attractiest
at the Temple itheatre on Wed
nesday of this week is built far
laughing purposes only Thertcj
many a laugh in the piece ac
the specialties help to drive qg
care away Prices 50e 35c asE
25c
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Mill
a pro
fcectiosa and giaaraBfee
alum which h roiizi L in
loW priced baking porcefcx
To he on the safe side when buying
baking powder examin the label and
take only a brand shown to be made
from Cream of Tartar
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