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Wu will sell at public auction on the Wilcox raich two miles
southeast of McCojk on
Friday Feb 1
commencing at ten oclock a in sharp tle f 11 uing described
I ropjrh
Twenty Head of Horses
One team of maros -1 and years old wt about 3000 one marc G yeaiH
old vt about 1450 with foal orc marc 5 years old vt about 1100 with
foal one marc 10 years old vt about 1200 one mare 10 years old wt
about 950 one marc coining 4 oars old wt 1200 one gelding coming
3 years old vt about 12H two geldings coming 3 years old wt about
300 and J 200 two mare colls coming 2 years old wt about 1000 and
IsOO one fanny trottipg bred mare coming years old wt about 1000
ihrce uddings coming 2 years old wt about 1250 each four lastsprings
Sixty Two Head of- Cattle
Eght milch cows some fresh and some to be fresh soon thirty one head
of yearling fleers nineteen head of yearling heifers four lastsprings
calves
Twenty Head of S boats
Farm Machinery
One MrConnick binder two McCormick mowers two box wagons one
wagon and rack two McCormick hay rakes two discs with tongue trucks
tine Western Bell lister four riding cultivators one 16 inch walking plow
one 2 row lister cultivator one lightning feed grinder one top buggy
on 1 liorso grain drill one 3 section harrow one 4 section harrow one
2 row godevil one beet cultivator one beet diggprfour sets work harness
one sugle harness one Sharpies tubular separator No 4 one grind stone
twenty ton or more third cutting alfalfa hay fifty bushel corn seven
bushel seed corn four hundred bushel good barley about fifty bushel
Early Ohio potatoes one Old Trusty incubator and other articles loo
numerous to mention
A T
NOON
TERA1S OF SALE All sums of 810 and under cash on sums over 10
a credit of eight months will bo given purchaser to give bankable paper
bearing 10 percent interest from date No property to be removed until
settlement is made 5 percent discount for cash
BOWER BROS
C JVL HATSON
AUCCS
F E WARNER J
V FRANKLIN Clerk
RETAILLRS XEET IN MARCH
Tfrrchants of Nebraska have bepn
ailed- to meet in Omaha March 8 0
sod 10 when the organization known as
tbe Federation of Nebras ka Retailers
yill hold a threH inv- ses ion The oh
jpet of the meeting is to intt rest a lare
sr Dumber in the cooperative plan ol
conducting their stores which has prov
3d a great paving in many towns and
cities notably in Madison Genernl
discussion on sr ore pro ljms will occupy
2ie lare st p irt f thw program und some
able men frm other stite i have ben
retired to mikn addresses Thu organ
isation is headed ty Fred Uiers of Mad
ison and W H Avery of Tddpn is sec
ssisry Tlie program is now hpingpub
iished and will he mailed to n large list
bxzt the becretary will be glad to forward
copies to anyone addressing him
iaGrippe pains t iat pervade the en
are system Lb Grippe coughs that rack
sod strain are quickly cured by Foleys
SJocey and Tar Is mildy laxative snfe
ted certain in results A McMillen
OWNERS
BOX ELDER
Mrs D H Doyle and the children
moved to McCook last week
Fuller is our new storekeeper
Mrs W A Stone called on Mrs T M
Campbell Monday afternoon
Mrs Earl Notley is vis kincr her par
eats Mr and Mb A T Wilson
Mrs George Harrison is visiting her
parents Mr and Mrs Paul Stone near
Thornburg
J O Miller is in Missouri with the
chills
G A Shields had a runaway Monday
morning No serious damage done
There will be preaching at the church
next Sunday morning at 1030 Sunday
school immediately after preaching ser
vices
Reinstated
Charles C Byfield the original carrier
on rural route one out of this city has
been reinstated in the service He has
been carrying on route one for several
weeks
elms Big Horse and Mule Sale
E At Laurel Dell stock farm on which is located Red Willow station Neb
C on the main line of the Burlington six miles east of McCook and six
miles west of Indianola No 12 at 715 a m and No 5 at 837 p m
jfc stop on signal and No 9 at 735 a in and No 10 at 611 p m will stop
X at thispoint sale day
I TUESDAY FEBRUARY 15 1910
f Sale willjcommence at 1 p m and will be held in a big sale tent if the
weather is unfavorable
J TWO CLYDESDALE STALLIONS Bred By Thomas Andrews Cambridge Neb
Royal Charlie 10012 Brown four white feet white stripe in face
f Foaled June 10 1S97 Sire Fashions A SG22 82S6 Dam Fannie of
Milliken S289
Bismark 13101 Dark brown hind ankles white half moon between
3t She eyes Foaled June 1 1906 Sire Brave Wanchope 10911 Dam
Miss Johnson 106S2
j These stallions will be put up and choice sold Mr Helm retaining one
j Legal Tender H No 63i a Kentucky mammoth jack Black with
m white points 16 hands high Sire Blue Tie 328 Dam Miss Colossal
isi Bred by John M Hams dc Son Liees Summit Mo This jack is
closely related to Orphan Boy 693 the Monsees Jack champion at the
St Louis world fair American Jack Stock Stud books may bo seen at
the farm sale day p
The stallion and jack may be purchased on a partial paymentplan
43 Head of Mules 33 coming 3 and 4 years old 1 yearlings and6Jwean
liugs all out of Legal Tender H
IS Head of Horses 10 head of young mares bred to Legal Tender 8
head of geldings some broke
One wagon grain dump Alfalfa hay in stack Five pure bred Scotch
Collie pups
Hot coffee and lunch served free at noon Visitors from a distance will
be entertained free at the farm
Terms of Sale Eight months time will be given purchaser giving
oankable note bearing 10 percent interest No property to bo removed
until settlement for same is made Stock will bo held at purchasers
risk as soon as settled for but will bo cared for two days free of charge
and shipped according to purchasers directions Stock yard and siding
OB the ranch
F A FEimELI Clerk
JOHN F HELM Owner
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WAS IT AN EXPLOSION CM IAT
American with a battered a
C3 fK f ul0St
In the house
of representatives
tt as hi listen is
William U Mc
iLy who hails
from Chnupaign
I II- Mr McKiniey
calls himself j
1 a r in e r which
means that lie
rrrr a viiuon s1ilhis hU lelrire
if or rio it
liliU vja ut 5ll
WanhP i on an extensive estate
which i cultivated on up to date and
seientiL principles It costs lihn
gocd deal of money but this U not
I matter of imnortance Msit hi
wealth is invested in i itcruruaii
system of trolleys
It is said that McKinley is not in
politics fcr any serious purpose but
for the fun he cau get out of it The
time ho devotes to his Lgii lative u
ties would probably be worth lt0u
a year to hiai If he chose to expend ii
In other ways Another 10iOUO
year lie gives away chiefly to friend
of his who happen to want the uiuiu
Anybody he knows who happens to hi
in the hole financially can go t
genial fat Bill McKinley and get sub
stantial help
him
No wonder people lik
Representative Gardner of Mi higai
was at oe time a minister of the go
pel and he is solicitous at all time
about the spiritual as well as the ten
poral welfare of those who surromir
him On a recent visit to lauaii h
made a tour of the government Losp
1als From ward to ward from be
to bed he wended his way intenrt
ing himself in every patient In one
of the wards he came across a hi
t
nance
Ah my good fellow said ill
Gardner Im sorry to see you here
Soni I was the reply
Whats the matter with you
asked Mr Gardner patting the patient
on the back
Oh a couple of busted ribs aid a
face that feels like a hamburg steak
The language shocked Mr Gardner a
trifle but he continued in his sympa
thetic mission
Im awfully sorry my man I sup
pose you were injured while engaged
in a dangerous occupation
You bet your life I was responded
the patient with emphasis
I am sure said Mr Gardner that
your superior otlicers regret this acci
dent as much as you do Of course the
very nature of the work here makes it
necessary for some of our boys to en
gage in hazardous occupations Where
so much dynamite is handled I suppose
it is inevitable that there should be ac
cidents But the government does its
best to take care of the men
Not oue little copper comes to your
Uncle Dudley while I warm tins bed
said the American
Aud why not asked Mr Gardner
his legislative faculties keenly alert
to detect an evasion of the employers
liability law
Say old sport I didnt get hurt on
the job I got soused the other night
and mixed it with a better two handed
fighter that I am hence Im doing hos
pital service
Mr Gardner turned away
Once upon a timr when Senator Rob
ert Taylor of Tennessee was Fiddling
Bob Taylor and on a lecture tour he
picked up an old railroad man who was
on the bum and transported liim north
from Louisiana The bum was an in
teresting fellow and the governor en-
IT LOOKED SUSriCIOCS
tween Lake Charles and Alexandria ou
a branch of the Texas railroad it en
tered a thick pine forest All of a
sudden it stopped A lone flagmans
shanty was the only sign of human
habitation A passenger on the traiu
grabbed a small hand bag aud got off
the train
Governor said Senator Taylors
bum friend a man that gets off at a
place like this is guilty of something
Senator William Alden Smith ha
been given another honor one which
he prizes more than any other he en
Joys When he returned from Califor
nit recently he found a letter from E
C Carey of Jackson Mich his home
town in his boyhood which advised
him that he had been elected to lift
membership in the Jackson Newsboys
association Senator Smith was a news-
tirvr In Tfipfccnn n lnnc tlmo nrn nnrt he
PEP Wli LOW
Mr nnd Mrs F C Smith left on Vr
day evenii g to visit her siter 1r
Glassburn o Vntj iim X lnnstoi
Levi Hrwn of I cl nioln iil ing
Owens Lonnnectcer uhil Owppp i
abd
M - II i e iii il ci iM e in mh i
m tie Im nil
Mr WtthU lUjh n F mIi
lotili Lmi ijii
Lev is Mlliier ii him t kl i V
of the Smith him u im u He r iiliem
Mr Klmer s ii il meM t In
daughier Ni llie
Two y ii- l f r m ii h f c
Cook are t ap r c iei i r n
ing on the n ci linen i
William Rhie el i H r titfr n Omil
without iiikiu I expend iii- I in- i
for cleiiinrs0 us tin- dneli r ifv linn t
fill OUIHgeineit
The pnity nf u i in1 nmiiMt j
were ei lei mi- H - e ICiru c
Priii vi i ii n in MHj yhhiy
Ii- Ijuiiix Lu cii r vi itett Mis i
Kim nvr U i iii e i ay
Mrs Im 1 iiih t eiit the hitter pur
if the v eK it Lo- ynei it i V i C
inii hi it tr In in in the piiit on Fi u
eveniite io IculiHUi 1h cnrSiturd it in
to rhtireh nil ii y lour- ii u
Lney wim mi iwi Surido vi
Uor at LihilII cleri
Khoi Kiiu tit d v ife wi re out to
viriiH Ioiiijiieei i r tirsl nf the wei k
BAR1LEY
Mrs Marts wtiowent to Liueoln for
surgical treatment died there and wa
brought to Wilsonville for interm i t
last week She leaves n husbai d and
four children and a host of friends to
mourn her de
Mrs A Ij t ix liian took tho Mirts
children to Wilsonville to the funeral
of their mother
Mr Enlow was up from Cambridge
Friday bveniu lisiting his v daughter
Mrs H J Arbogast He took Iiiby
Arbogast home with him Saturday
morning She thinks Grandpa and
Grandma Enlow are tho besr of till aud
they reciprocate the love of the child
Mrs W B Downs and Mrs Arthur
Chandler and thechildren left for Yuma
Colo Saturday inotmng
The Hoi brook young people plne
Little Buck Miot in th Bart ley opera
houat lust Friday evening to a fair sized
audience Sium pirts of pi iv wore
rendered quite well for aumteurs
Harry L Brown returned from Brush
Colorado Suodny evening and went to
Atlanta Nebraska on business Tuesday
morning
Dr Aiken was up from Cambridge
Monday to see his patient Howard
Jones who recently had a surgical oper
ation The Doctor found Howard un
and able to go out on the streets
Mrs George Liston was a CamDridge
visitor last Saturday
Mrs Marion Rittenborg of Indianola
came down last Saturday to visit her
parents Hiid family Mr and Mrs John
N Durbin
Revival meeting is now in progress at
the M E church
Mrs James Carnahan and Mrs Mose
King have been on the sicK list but are
now much improved
Mr E E Smith has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
attend to business
Several loads of hogs came to this
market Tuesday It dont take a very
large hog to bring S25 now
U G Etherton was a business visitor
in McCook last Saturday
Mr and Mrs Harry Wyrick visited
with her parents Mr and Mrs I A
Lyman Sundiy
The Reimer boys have added a ware
room on to their store building
J M Bseson and sou Milan are exca
vating for the new business building G
V Jones is going to erect as soon as the
weather will permit
Arrangements are being made for the
jv vonvi wuAuiuota - Mrt x- - 4l uij
While the traiu was rolling along be- luu Ul Ul uuuUB a
the weather is favorable Bartley will
have a nice little boom this season
Our Longmont Colorado canned veg
etables are now in This years crop of
peas beans and tomatoes at Hubers
A Society
WfrCS I
ar
d
Of Any
Character
Printed at
This
Office
GET THE
BEST
Shown and Prices Fur
Is going to have his membership card Samples
in the association framed and hungl nished on Application
over his desk I
TS5aciSfiaratflaf TBmsuxdiKtd
m
Fifty Yea
the Sts2dapd
CRB1AM
ade from Grapes m
akes the food of
superior healthfulness
and finest quality
OVtR TAXED
Hundreds Of McCook Readers Know
What it Means
The kidnpys are overtaxed
Have too much to do
They tell nbout it in many a ln and
pains
Backache sideache
Early nymptoms of kidney il
Urinary trouble diabetes Brights
disease follow
William Slot livuiw un tho S E Cor
of Twenty- nth U nve A Kear
ney Neb My wife was subject
to attacks of kidney complaint off and
on fur years becomins worse as time
passed She had dull pains across her
loins and was bothered by the fiequent
action of the kidney SRcretion I finally
procured Doans Kdney Pills and my
wife began usin t them They proved
very effective in her case and wo con
sidor them worthy of recommendation
Plenty more proof like this from Mc
Cook people Call at McConnells drug
store and ask what customers report
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo
New York solo agents for tho United
States
Remember the name Doans and
take no other
ADVERTISED LIST
The following letters cards and pack
ages remain uncalled for at the McCook
postofiice Fob 4 1910
LETTERS
Clark Mr C J JtLoads Mr Arthur
Green D A 2 MaBinessMrSyl vanes
Laren Mr Arthur Vernon Mr IJ B
McGuire Mr J A Yolker Mr Ale
Palmer George M
CAIIDS
Anderson Mis s Mary Kennedy Mrs EHie
Anderson Miss Betty Miller Mrs Kenneth
Allen Miss Mae Miller Helen truile
Brunse Mr Garnett McDonald Miss
Beuedict Miss Iva McDonald Mr Harry
Barick Janko McDonald Mr Walter
CottiughainMiss Thehna Nixon Miss Fay
Clark Mr M W
Close Jesie
Chambers Melissa
Elberch Mr Heury
Gordon Mr Elmer
Hethcotc Forrest
Hethcote Mrs Jessie
Hill Koscoj
Johnson Ruth F
Johnson Miss Alice
Kurtz Mr Wilbert
Kelly Opal
Kennedy Miss Violet
Oppe Mr Robert
Ord Miss Lana
Smith Dexter
Simmons MrsEveliu
Scott Willie C
Schneider Miss K
Warner Mr Percy
WatnerMiss Wanetta
Wilson Miss Vera
Wilson Mr Ray
Wilson Mr Fred
White Jimmy
Welch Georse
Kennedy Mrs Fred
PACKAGE
Simmons Mrs Evoliu C Lane
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
Lon Conk P M
Sore Lungs And Raw Lungs
Pains in chest aud sore lung s are
symptoms that quickly develop into a
dangerous iliness if the cold is not cured
Foleys Honey and Tar stops the cough
heals and eases the congested parts and
brings quick relief A McMillen
More people are taking Foleys Kidney
Remedy every year It is considered
the most effective remedy for all kidney
and bladder troubles that mpdical sci
ence can devise Foleys Kidney Remedy
corrects irregularities builds up the
system and restores lost vitality A
McMillen
hfeaaij14iH
FjZd
OWDER
r
Becomes Independent
Hklikvuk Nkii Fo 2 1910
The recen decision reached by the
Synods Commission on College that
BelliVuo College sla I bo released from
synodical c ntr jl and licnmn an inda
pendent Presbyterian College eo oper
ating with the C jllege Boird lias given
great nifacmn to tho friends of that
inst tutiou An aggressive campaign is
being made for tho endowment of the
college and a considerable sum has al
ready been subscrioed toward tho sum of
SloOOOO which is fir t to be iasod
Tho receipt by tho College Board in New
York of donation for educational
purposes during the putyear makes the
co operation of that bjdy with B dleVde
Colego a very significant fact The
college now falla into line for recognition
by the Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teaching Trustees
faculty alumni and student ail are
enthuniasticover the prospectof enlarged
opportunity for Bellevue College
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Congregational Preaching at 11
and 8 oclock Sunday school at 10 a
m Christian Endeavor 7 oclock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at eight oclock The public is cor
dially invited to these services
Rkv R T Baynk Pastor
Episcopal Preaching services at St
Albans church at 11 a m and 730 p
m Sunday school at 10 a m Com
munion 1st Sundays 11 a m 3rd Sun
days 745 a ra each month All are
welcome to these services
E R Earle Rector
Catholic Order of services Mass
30 am Mass and sermon 1030 am
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
jchcol230 p m Every Sunday
Wji J Kirwin O M 1
Methodist Sunday school at 10 am
Sermons by pastor at 11 and 8 Class
at 12 Junior League at 3 Epworth
League at 615 Prayer meeting Wed
nesday night at 745
Bryant Howe Pastor
Baitist Sunday school at ten oclock
a m Preaching at 11 a m and 745
p m B Y P U 045 p m Prayer
meeting and Bible study on Wednesday
at 8 p m A most cordial invitation is
extended to all to worship with us
Francis E Iajis Pastor
Evangelical Lutheran Regular
German preaching services in church
corner of E and Gth street east every
Sunday morning at 1030 All Germans
cordially invited
RevWm Brceggeman
607 5th st East
Christian Science 219 Main Ave
nueServices Sunday at 11 a m and
Wednesday at 8 p m Reading Room
open all the time Science literature
on sale
Evangelical Lutheran Congrega
tional Sunday School
at 930 a m
Preaching at 1030 a m and 730 p m
by pastor Junior C E at 130 p m
Senior C E at 700
p m Prayer
meetings every Wednesday and Satur
day evenings at 730 All Germans
cordially invited to these services
Rev GcstavHenkelmann
505 3rd street West
Dr j a Golfer
DENTIST
Room Postoffice Building
Phone 378
McCOOK NEBRASKA
CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP cures coughs and colds
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