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Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings
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deliveries prices low
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Highest Award
Worlds Pure Food Exposition
Chicago November 1907
What does this mean
It means that Calumet has set a new Standard in
Baking Powder the standard of the World
Because this award was given to Calumet after
thorough tests and experiments overall other baking
powders
It means that Calumet is the best baking powder
in every particular in the world
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Courteous Treatment
Reasonable Prices
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TO CHICAGO The National Farm Land Congress and
United States Land and Irrigation Exposition also The Great In
ternational Live Stock Exposition the most wonderful exhibition
of farm products ever held in this country Students of modern
farming methods and of improved grades of lifve stock should at
tend rates open to the public
Tickets sold November 15th 19th 28th 29th Dec 6th and
7th final limit December 13th
TO OMAHA National Corn Exposition December 6th to
1 8th A new exposition in character and scope The future bene
fits of this exposition should mean increased wealth to every farm
WINTER TOURIST RATES Daily from November 1st to
Southern and Cuban resorts See the New South and enjoy its
winter climate the hospitality of its people and the luxury of its
grand hotels
TO THE PACIFIC COAST The usual winter tourist rates
to California with return via Puget Sound
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS First and third Tuesdays
to the south and west during November and December
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Jolm J Sullivan D 44 42 81 18 19 35 10 C9 11 17 0 113 37 9 28 W 4 25 115 ill 4i 4b a5 j2
John B Uarnes R 10 57 17 18 9 t4 22 79 15 18 9 79 49 10 20 13 41 11 3 1 29 49 52
Jacob FawcettH 10 57 18 17 9 31 22 77 If 20 11 75 47 10 20 13 4 12 M 1 7 2b 4S JO
Samuel H Sedgwick K 10 55 18 17 9 31 1 78 15 19 9 70 Ml 10 21 13 43 12 M J 13 ii 12s 49 915
Charles T Knapp D 35 33 20 10 18 25 11 55 35 14 0 90 22 23 28 40 19 12 02 2 31 2 2
Charles S Allen K 23 57 21 21 8 31 23 M 22 22 13 NJ 51 15 2 13 4 0 M 153 W 120 51 IBS
W Q Whitmoro R 23 59 21 19 8 31 23 H 22 21 11 81 48 15 20 13 42 15 3 152 82 12 49 lUli
DCCole 1M 7 7 7 1 8 8 13 19 1 1 17 C 1 14 5 9 9 3 U 6 M
Frank E Liuch P 1 11 2 2 3 3 12 1 9 10 1 5 14 5 5 9 1
JohiiH VonSteenP 2 11 1 2 1 4 3 4 2 1 9 H 1 4 1 3 I 1
Albert T Hunt S 2 24 1 11 4 2 5 0 3 2 5 3 1 10 8 8 4 J9
Win Wemmer S 3 20 3 12 4 3 1 C 5 3 2 4 1 11 b 3 9
Uni Regent
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Frank L Haller R 17 03 22 21 9 30 22 l 18 22 11 83 53 17 22 12 44 1 3 141 81 1J0 48
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County Ciekk
Barnov Hofer D 35 47 19 27 11 31 16 CO 35 11 0 99 31 5 20 25 42 19 14 111 il 8 33 847
Chns Skalln R 33 74 43 14 10 47 22 88 31 27 U 93 59 25 30 18 51 21 3 129 6o 10 58 1102 2a
County Treasurer
A L MillorD 40 S3 S 15 11 23 16 56 39 12 0 101 22 3 23 2o 37 10 9 CO 40 51 3 m
CNaden R 30 100 54 25 14 CO 21 93 29 20 13 101 72 20 28 18 50 2i 39 lil 9 l 5b 1293 580
County Sheriff
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H I Peterson R 17 78 29 10 9 42 10 70 13 22 13 70 51 22 21 10 35 15 31 110 i9 119 53 9i
County Judge
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Elizabeth Bettcher R 21 72 23 9 15 37 22 82 10 19 12 78 59 15 22 li 41 IS 33 loo 8a 12b 5b 103a 122
Coroner
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County Com 2nd Dist
Edward SuKhrouoD 47 50 42 27 18 40 20 67 48 19 9 136 37 18 2 34 fO 27 19 87 4 8 fc 94
Samuel Preinor R 25 58 17 13 10 33 lrt 81 19 19 10 CO 5r 12 22 9 31 10 39 138 81 121 17 930 41
BARTLEY
Emma Reiner and Shirley Durbin
did not attend school at Cambridge last
week on account of vacation allowing
the teachers to attend the teachers con
vention at Lincoln
W B Downs went to Yuma Colo
rado Friday to make arrangements to
move onto the homestead he recently
filed on near that town
The Misses Dyer from Cambridge are
now located here iu the jewelry and
dressmaking business and are well
pleased with the patronage they have so
far received
The Prince of Sweden at the opera
house last week is pronounced the best
we ever had It ceitainly was fine
The marriage of Miss Martha Bolls to
Mr Jacob Leibbrendt last week ia
pleasure to her friends
Jones Crawmer general merchants
are now having a clearance sale and will
about the 25th of this month invoice
the goods left and dissolve partnership
Mr Jones remainiug at the old place of
business Mr Crawmer will occupy the
two Webber buildings north of the post
office
Mrs Roy Hiudman was over from the
Beaver last week visiting her parents
Mr and Mrs Axteil
Mrs Nellie Burton returned to her
home at Klatonia this week
There was a house warming at the
new home of Mr and Mrs Mechnm one
mile north of town this week Tuesday
evening
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Cowles of Piatts
mouth Nebr came up Sunday evening
to visit with their daughter Mrs F A
Hodgkins and other relatives
Dr Arbogast and wife visited in Cam
bridge Sunday
Mr and Mrs C M Babbitt visited
Mr Babbitts relatives in Cambridge
Sunday
It is reported that E E Smith has
bought the Farmers elevator If this is
the fact we are glad to say the farmers
will suffer no loss for Mr Smith will
always give them a fair deal
Several boys rode down from Indian
ola Sunday on burros and created quite
a deal of fun for the Bartley boys
BOX ELDER
M Brannan returned Saturday from
his western trip
Mrs J S Modrell and daughter Mrs
Stella Satchell visited Mrs G A
Shields and mother Friday
A W Campbell visited his son S L
Campbell of Osborn going up Friday
and returning Monday
T S Draper and family visited at G
A Shields Sunday
A T Wilson has a sale on Wednesday
the 17th
Mrs Stella Satchell returned to her
home at Imperial Monday
The fine weather still continues but
those having in small grain would like
to see some moisture
Taking Care of Yourself
There never -was a time -when peo
ple paid as much attention to their
health and strength as they do now
Time was when fine stock and fine
horses were fed more carefully than
human beings
The result of properly balanced ra
tions has worked wonders with stock
and recent experiments are proving
that the same thing is true of man
kind
It has been found that Quaker Oats
eaten often and regularly taking the
place of heavy greasy foods will work
wonders in the health and strength of
a family
School children fed frequently on
Quaker Oats thrive physically and are
always capable of the best work at
school For athletes laborers it is
the best food One of the attractive
features of Quaker Oats is the perfect
way it is packed Besides the regular
size package there is the large size
family package 10
i TEMPERANCE COLUMN I
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Conducted by the McCook W C T U
Safe Remedies In Illness as Opposed to
The Use of Alcoholics
Compiled by Mrs Martha M Allen
The question What shall I take in
stead of alcohol is frequently asked
by those who think s nto form of alco
hoi really necessary to the cure of di
sease but who from principle would
prefer other agents if they knew of them
The question shows lack of knowledge
of the teachings of non alcoholic physi
cians who have repeatedly stated that
in most ailments alcohol is not only use
less but positively harmful its reputa
tion as a curative agency resting solely
upon its power to deaden sensation
The patient die not feel the same un
easy sensations after taking it as before
hence thinks he is better lie does not
know that the cessation of uneasiness
results from the benumbing of his ca
pacity for fe licg This benumbing of
the nerves is really the beginning of the
effect which with continued doses be
comes complete intoxication Those ask
ing for Substitutes for Alcohd are
referred to the following expressions of
non alcoholic physician-
In abandoning the use of alcohol it
should becleirly understood that we
abandon an injurious influence and es
cape from a source of disease as we do
when we get into a purr atmosphere
There is not the slightest occasion to do
anything or to take anytning to make
up for the loss of a strengthening or
supporting agent No loss has been in
curred save the loss of a cause 1 f disease
and death Dr J J Ridge of London
Temperance Hospital
Sir B W Richardson M D said of
the London Temperance Hospital No
alcohol is administered and no substi
tute for it Any drug with similar ac
tion would be bad warmth and suitable
nourishment are relied on to keep up the
system We know that people who take
alcohol often feel better this is from
the narcotic action The pain may be
stilled and the disease forgotton but it
has not been removed -its symptom has
been narcotised
Dr Nathan S Davis Sr of Chicago
said to the writer Tell the women to
ask for Safe Remedies not for substi
tutes for what is injurious
In the whole history of its unholy
alliance with medicine alcohol has not
cured a single disease perse it is an
antidote for nothing a specific for noth
ing a cure for nothing a preventive of
nothing Medical Temperance Jour
nal England
SAFE REMEDIES IN ILLNESS
To dull the sense of pain with spirit
uous liquors without taking any further
trouble about the mischief which it indi
cates is foolish Danish Physiology
The following remedies and opinions
are culled from the writings of physi
cians
Alcoholic Craving Free use of ripe
fruit Hot water when the craving
comes on Abstinence from meats and
highly seasoned foods A dose of one
half drachm of ipecacuanna to produce
full vomiting will by the removal of the
morbid secretions from the stomach
cause the desire for alcohol to immed
iately subside Dr Higginbotham in
British Medical Journal
Anaemia In the treatment of anaemia
port wine and other alcoholics are worse
then useless Dr J J RidgeLondon
Deficiency of nutrition of light and
pure air are common causes Remove
the cause Use simple and easily di
gested foodB as eggs milk good butter
milk puree of peas beans or lentils
rice well cooked gruels and other pre
parations of grains A careful course
of physical training is essential in some
cases DrJ H Kellogg Battle Creek
Mich
Money To Loan On Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerkd ollice
since hist report
Peter Gregory et ux to Henry
C Alley et ux wd to se qr
9127 MOO 00
William M Raine et ux to
Charles J OBrien wd to 1
in 24t 2nd McCook 350 00
Thos W Musgrave et ux to
Will A DeMaj wd to sw qr
311 27 2500 00
Will A DeMay et ux to F C
Furman deed to 15 in 5
Marion 1500 00
United States to Calvin A
Scott pat to e hf sw qr 32 2
30
Flossie Thomas et cons to
William S Yates wd to pt
nw qr se qr 191 27
Emmet J Records to Edward
W Harris and Minnie B Hov
ermale wd to 12 13 in 10
West McCook 1000 00
J S Dulin with Corn Belt Land
Co contract to ne qr 5 4 27
Lincoln Land Co to Mary J J
Lydon wd to 3 4 in 5 2nd
McCook 400 00
Gertrude Thomas id to Flos
sie Thomas qcd to pt nw qr
se qr 19-1-27 200 00
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Thi pastor and his wife had called
upon i member of the congregation a
widow with a small but exceedingly
lively boy and were on their way
home Well said the preacher she
seems to be a very intelligent woman
anyhow
Yes
And very positive in expressing her
opinions
On the contrary said his wife she
struck me as being strongly negative
Negative How
Everything she said to her little
boy began with a Dont Johnny
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Sympathy of the Flowers
More or less credence is still given
in England to the old belief
in
the
sympathy of the vegetable kingdom
for human suffering I prayed all
night writes a gardener whose em
ployer was very sick and the flowers
on my window sill drooped and I said
to myself they were dead But toward
morning they picked up and I was
sure enough the master was better
And the same thing had happened to
the flowers I had sent to his bedroom
They were dying and they came to life
again And I knew when those flow
ers picked up that the master was
better
The Pins
Oh dear sighed her husbands
wife I cant find a pin anywhere I
wonder where all the pins go to any
way
Thats a difficult question to an
swer replied his wifes husband be
cause they are always pointed in one
direction and headed in anotner
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FIdo Tommie Oh I was playing
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