The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, April 22, 1912, Monday Evening Edition, Image 3

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COAL
We now handle the best
grades of Colo and Penna
coal3 in connection with
our grain business
Give us a trial order
Phone 262
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Insurance
C J RYAN
Written in First Class
Companies
White Line Transfer
Company
F E WHITNEY Prop
Specialty of moving Household
Goods and Pianos Only covered
van in city Phones Office G8
residence Black 232
BULLARD LUMBER Co
SELLS THE BEST
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SUMMER TRAVEL HINTS
Pacific Coast Tours The 55 tour is available on special dates
commencing June 1st 15 higher includes California Portland and
Puget Sound There is no rail journey in the world as educational
as the tour of the coast
Yellowstone Park Inquire about the new Cody scenic way through
the park complete tickets including hotels and stages The out
look from Sylvan Pass is one of the worlds magnificent views
Are you interested in the personally conducted camping tours Irom
Cody A perfect Summer tour includes Scenic Colorado Salt
Lake and Yellowstone Park the Rocky mountain circuit tour
Scenic Colorado Resorts Here is a wonderful recreative and
health restoring region It offers everything that Switzerland offers
and at a very small expense
Estes Park Colorado This grand park at the foot of Longs Peak
is rapidly becoming Denvers recreation ground It is one of the
most desirable vacation regions in Colorado
Consult with us as to special rates available
L W WAKELEY
General Passenger Agent
Omaha Nebraska
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EAILSOAD NEWS NOTES
Will Pate wis down from
Sheridan Sunday
No 10 was two hours late
Saturday afternoon
M L Search was in Oxford
on Fiohy night on some repair
work
Brakeman AY E Magnnson
left Saturday for Grand Island oi
a visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Burns
spnit Sunday wfrih licr folic at
Arapahoe
Engineer Ilanford pulled an
other fruit special out for the
tast Sunday
LUMBESI
and COAL
THATS ALL
but we can meet your
every need in these lines
from our large and com
plete stocks in all
grades
BARNETT
Lumber Co
Phone 5
D F HOSTETTER
Ticket Agent
McCook Nebraska
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Mrs II Morris is an Om
aha visitor
Mrs I N Biggs iiurmd
hem- en 5 Thursday evening
Conductor C A Bourne
off duty with an attack of grip
New brakemen are E -I
Berg K F Ileugnitz and John
OBrien
llrakMuan E A Jensen
went down to Hastings Friday
on a visit
Mr and Mrs A M Ovr
leese of Oberlin were at
Saturday
Mrs Ralph llagberg return
ed hemp Thursday evening from
a brdcf visit n Iloldrig
Brakeman W S Tomliuson
is helping Claims Agent I lra son
in tliat department this- week
Engin er George Van Osdal
went up tc Akron on 9 Sunday
to run helper engine cut of that
point
Mr- K S Howell and daugh
tei went down to Lincoln and
Pailmyra Friday night on 10 on
a v5t
- Mr and Mrs C D Hender
son went down to Red Cloud on
14 Saturday on a visit to rela
tives
Engineer P G AVesthmd is
on siek list and Engineer 1 Jj
Rodstrcm is running 12 and o
mKinwhilp
Bralwman W A Brent on
had a hand smnshcil Ssbturday
liv a Avar car door being 11 awn
airainst it
Engineer George LamplieJl
Avent down to Lincoln on Friday
night to participate in a frater
nity banquet
lShop foreman C A Atlmns
went up to Denver on Saturday
iiiglit on a short visit retiirning
for work on Monday morning
Brakesman J Roy Weidonhani
or left on 2 this morning to join
the family in their visit to rela
tives and friends in Galesburg
Tllinnn
Brakeman M E IoodyAiiO
has been off for over four montu
mifl ftonvalescoiiK irom sear-
let fover returned to work this
anorning
C E Jiyan and
Braktiman C II Tressall had -the
viee president s speeial inspec
tion train thru from Iloldrege to
Denver Sunday
Mr and Mrs Frost who
have been guests in Trainmaster
Johnsons home for a brief visit
left on No 1 today for Denver
on 4i further visit
fincriTir nnd Mais Roy Ililer
who have be on visiting her anoth
er Mrs II E Durham for a while
lftft on 3 Thursday nuglir tor
their home in Denver where he
is on a switch engine
The- city council and a com
mercial club committee conferred
with Supt Flynn at Mind en last
week relative to a requested new
detpot at that place They aha
lo frv trains Aos J anci
6 stop at that station
Engineer George Campbell
attended the eighteenth annual
banquet -of Delta Tan Delta
About 50 were present C W
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thean and on the toast list
Emerson Hanson of claims dc
partmemt who Iras been on the
pacific coast for a few weeks to
gether with Mrs Hanson arriv
ed at the home Sunday morning
having enjoyed a great visit and
trin Mrs Hansom will be iaibsent
longer guest of an uncle in South
ern California
-Mrs Lawrence J Doyle left
last Sunday for California to join
her husband on their rancii near
Sacramento where they expect
to make their future Jiome Miss
Helen Sharkey accompanied her
sister west for an indefinite sitay
She will -visit friends at San
Diego before returning Sunday
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BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
East Depart Central Time
No G H30 P M
16 500 A M
2 J 550 A M
12 635 A M
14 920 P M
10 530 P M
West Depart Mountain Time
No 1 1220 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arrivo 835 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 645 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining cbair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked tc
any point in the United States cr
fin id i
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McUook JNeDrasKa
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
Mr and Mas William Raine
returned Thursday evening on
No 10 from Hot Springs South
Dakota where they went recently
for an operation for Mrs Rainss
relief
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Thomas Koope superintendent of
motive noAver hues west oi river
Supt E Flynn s car So was tak
Oss Irene Cathcart tvo wen
known young people of out city
were united in marriage Rev L
E Lewis of the Methodist olrareh
nffira finer nt the eeremcJiy which
was pei xonned at the home of
her saster Airs nv a usisswi aim
in the presence of members of ithc
contracting families and -a feiw
near friends Mr Brooks went
out on his regular run on tram
ira fiin cnimo mnrninir
0fi liv lna bride- and they w111
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briefly visit m Denver nie
have the good washes of many
friends for a happy married life
EASTERN ROADS REFUSE
DEMANDS Oi EJNiiJNJijittQ
New York April 18 Tire com
mittee of general managers- of
the eastern railroads after a fur
ther consideration today of the
renewed demands by the engi
neers of the fifty railroads in
the eastern territory for increas
ed wao es sent a communication tc
Grand- Chfef Stone oi the Broth
erhood cf Locomotive Engineers
that It is not ipcasfjbl to ac
cede to your wage requests and
those certain to follow
No 70 in Wreck
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Burlington Has More Trouble
Wednesday forenoon freight
train 66 got its engine into
trouble as it was passing over the
sink hole six miles east of Ire re
where the wreck occurred tiwc
weeks ago The soft road bed
samk with the engine letting it
dawn far enough to make it im
possible ito proceed under its
OAvn steiam Passenger train iu
was detcur ed by way of Blue
Hill and Edgar and a work train
had things going again by the
middle of the afternoon This
hole is proving to be a serious
problem to the railroad With
nothing on which to build a
foundation it keeps a force of
men busy keeping the track in
condition for trains to pass over
let alone make any permanent
repairs Guide Rock Signal
Master Mechanic Culbertson
is breaking ground for the new
ncidmce he will build at the
corner of 1st street east and G
street Plans and specifications
call for one of MeCooks host
I homes up-to-the-minute in its
modern appointments
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HABIT
Youn man it will pav von to get the habit Wo mean the
habit The banking habit will help ynu If you are
strrthVout in life with onlv your two hands to help jou the
dollar on deposit will be the best friend ou will have on the
side Start an account at the bank Dont check unless the
need is urgent Add to it rather than draw it out on will
acquire a standing among the men who do things on will
in time have a fund to do tomething with our eir Get the
habit Start now The opening of a bank account may be
the turniiir point in or career Come and start v ith us no
mrtter how small Ak the successful man if this advice is
good He knows See if he doesnt tell you the same thing
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK j
CCJiT M ill1ill II IILT I1 I 1 -
On Inspection Trip
A special oi ih t cui s cf gvu
FOUTUNE PAID IN BENEFITS
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eral officials of th Q pari A report of the managimmt ct
of Sunday in the city en a gem- th relief departmental Chicago
eral trip of inspection Ainong Burlington Quincy road
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vice presklent CJ W ILoldrcge 1911 felovs that 62116534
general maoager cf Hns west cf Avas pal out during the twelve
river F A Torrey general montis On benefit orders to em
penntcndnt of motive power T plovc3
E Calvert chief mechanical en- liunng ine year uiw uuani
gineer F T Darrow engineer of adlvanecd tibb2b to assist in
maintenance lines west ot river paying oou gawons
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Since the tuna was esraonsneu
in 1SSJ there has bren paid in
benefit orders on account of sick
en on at till pokil and and accidents- to employes
panied them on west The party 824018467 Payments by the
funds in
spent scanc time here inspecting
the company s plant u
Burnett with engine 252 met the
spec ialat Iloldrege and pulled it
on dim tD Denver E C 3leth
eny was his fireman William
Woods traveling engineer was
also en the special
Brooks Cathcart
Tnc t Ssitnrdav niorninjr at 930
oeloclc Ir n Guy Brooks and
rmniicv from its owm
establishing operating and main
taining the relief department f roi
1SS9 to 1911 inclusive were 1
50074437
The value of other services J nr
nished bv the company it is de
clared is far greater than the
cash payments made by it for the
support of the department
Throughout the twenty three
years which have elapsed since
fim flpnarfcment was founded
firv imrvY lip 170o4d cases ot
sickness and 295705 accident cas
es reported Lincoln Journal
MARION
Wm Sandon of Danbury was
in town Thursday morning
Powell Nilsson shipped two
cars of hogs to St Joe
Roy Decker of the Sappa be
gan work on the ranch Tuesday
Miss Arvilla biner went to
Lebanon the first of the week to
work for Mrs A C Bartholo
mew
Powell Nilsson are preparing
a large shipment of alfalfa meal
for the Kansas City market
An eight pound girl was born
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to Mr and Mrs Chas Wishan
Monday April iSth
Rev Allen of Danbuay will
preach at the school house Sun
day afternoon
Mrs Maceie Sandon and Mrs
Lulu Green were up from Dan
bury between trains Wednesday
guests at the S H Stilgebouer
home
Work was began yesterday in
the excavation for the basement
of the Marion Powell house that
will be moved from the A Reed
T W Pepper has purchased
u iK nifcd 111 StCClf inOiKl saea t uQf of H
trasDjp rosaad to liae been in3m H d
ed but no itram 111 or - - - -
eite
For Maekrel wliite Fish Salt
Salmon and Codfish come to
Magners Phone 14
TTpnrv Moers went dawn to
i The sewing circle met with
Grandma Gockley Friday after
noon
The primary election passed of
here very quiet and about sixty
Orleans Thursday night on 14 to t J nolled
do some car repairing G R Shorey was an Oberlin
7Ub r7 Xu nKans visitor bnday
Lincoln Thursday night on
to
train 10 to visit capital ctry rei j
atives j
Try Tribune want ads
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Some late arrivals very dif
ferent styles to any you have
seen
New suits coats dresses and hats
You will appreciate the variety and
cleverness of styles and the popular
prices
We are making some special prices
on a fine lot of trimmed hats
Suits
1000 to 3500
Coats
600 to 2500
Dresses
150 to 3500 1
Let us show you how well you will j
look in these garments
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We Keep The Quality Up and The Price Down
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Over One Thousand Acres handicapped
T F Vevbrillt agriculturist This is the Case Yith Many Mc
J fT Cook People
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for The Great Western Beet
ar Co is much encouraged audi tco many ilcCcok citizens are
liandi caiiped with bad backs The
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considerably elated over t tie pros- unceasing pain causes constant
Dects for a large beet sugar crop er making work a burden and stoop
tL I ing or lifting an impossibility The
and yield this season i ne con jback actes at night preventing re-
i - nA I frAchiiiEr rfist and in the morning is
tractea acreage ib now i3 - Plnstfirs and liniments
unlike last season all of this
acreage is under irrigation which
insures a larger yield per acre and
a more certain yield Of this
the Mc
acreage that surrounding
Cook dump is the largest 289
and Mr Weybright expects to
increase this to at least 300 acres
The Red Willow acreage is 260
and Perry 211 The company
hopes to harvest over 10000 tons
from this total of 1145 acres ana
if it does will pay a bonus of 50
cents or 550 per ton for beets
this season If their expectations
in this rpfrnrd are realized Red
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The Co
mav give relief but cannot reach the
cause To eliminate the pains and
aches you must cure the kidneys
Doans Kidney Pills are for sick
kidneys
The following statement should con
vince every McCook reader of their
efficiency
R F Head- of Champion Xeb
says I suffered from kidney trou
ble and lameness across my back
and was in such bad shape that I
could not stoop or lift If I at
tempted to do so sharp twinges dart
ed through me The kidney secre
tions were unnatural and their fre
quency in passage was a source of
annoyance When I learned of Deans
Kidney Pills I got a box and their
use gave me great relief
For sale by all dealers price tu
1 fonts Foster Milburn Co
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Willow county w icjivl sole ageents for the Unit
dollars worth of
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sugar beets Heres hoping they
will
Dont be surprised if you have
an attack of rheumatism this
spring Just rub the effected
parts freely with Chamberlains
Liniment and it will soon dis
ppear Sold by all dealers
You can say goodbye to constipa
tion with a clear conscience if you
use cnamaenain iuieLa
have been permanntly cured by their
use For sale by tell dealers
or KtntPS
Remember the name Doans and
take no other
lYou will look a good while be
fore you find a better medicine
for coughs and colds than Cham
berlains Cough Remedy ttnot
only gives relief it cures- Try
if irlmn vnn have a couirh or cold
and you are certain to be pleased
with the prompt cure wiucn au
will effect For sale by all
dealers
If you want THE NEWS read
The Tribune
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