IGSySjr Years tho Standard
tne day last mid week
DrPRICES
CREAM II
MARION
F M McFadden and Sylvester
Jury from Saturday until Tuesday
Emmett Irwin of Danbury is help
iig Grandpa Gockley with the car
jenter work on E Galushas new
louse
Qur school closed Friday with a
5ne program in the forenoon and
dinner at noon A large crowd was
jresent
The Lebanon ball team crossed
9ats with the home team here Fri
fay and were defeated In the
evening the Danbury basket ball
team defeated the home team on our
grounds
Miss Huff left Friday evening for
rler home at Peru Nebraska
Milton Greer took a car ride down
tie line Friday evening returning
Saturday
Bernard Miller was a McCook visit
or Monday
J II Wicks was in Cmalia on bus
siess the first of the week
Roy Rodabaugh and family from
sear Cedar Bluffs visited his brother
lfel and family Sunday
Several from town attended the
AKING POWDE
Mado from drapes
High
est award Chicago
Worlds Fair
Jasper S Phillips
Jasper S Phillips was born in Mar-
The deceased was united in matri
mony May 10 1877 to Miss Louisa
Connelly of Manchester Ohio To
I this union there was born seven chil
There survive his wife Louisa
A J Greer arrived home Saturday
three children Mrs
Hazel Deffer
waiing from a ten days pleasure
trip in the northwestern part of the Glen and Marjorie a brother Wil
tt I ber and a sister Mrs Amanda Drake
Mrs L D Gockley visited in Dan- o Muncie Indiana
In the spring of 1879 Mr Phillips
moved to lndianola Nebraska where
he has resided permanently except
ing one years residence in Missouri
He was one of Indianolas pioneer
business men alert and enterprising
While in the beginning of his career
in lndianola as a contractor and
builder associated in partnership with
his constant friend Robert H Thom
as he constructed the first dwelling
house in lndianola and the first
court house and first bank building
in Red Willow county Since then
his avocations have been diverse
dealing in hardware and furniture
practicing law and editing the ln
dianola Courier and the lndianola Re
porter At the time of his death he
was proprietor of the Peoples store
in connection with which he conduct
ed an undertaking business
Mr Phillips was an earnest faith
ful worker in the church and Sunday
j school and will be missed by those
who were associated with him in the
work lndianola Reporter
uoy exercises in uanDury June 7-8-9 the Dates I
Hcnday Xot the least important part of a
The oil man from McCook was in successful convention is the music
awn Monday supplying the and the state Sunday school conven 1
thaiits with oil I tj0n at Beatrice June- 7-8-9 is to be
Hazel Furman eldest daughter of particularly fortunate in this respect
die editor arrived here from Fort Prof L D Eichorn of Denver
ffonins Colorado via McCook Mon orado will have charge of the
fay
handling hogs Saturday evening
Mr Simes and family visited at
George Lewis west of town Sunday
A Prosperous Dry City
Hoopeston Illinois is a city of
-tame G000 people the most import
vit corn canning city of the world
has never had a saloon It is one
it the most prosperous and wealth
tiwns in the country according to
ts population It has brick paved
streets fite church buildings a city
iialL that oulJ do credit to a city of
itfuuO city wjvt r wcrks and lights
ami a mayor who receives a salary
jf fifty cents per year and aldermen
Tho receive twenty five cents annu
ally
The Sunday Chicago Tribune de
motes a full page to a description of
diis little city which employs some
2500 men in the canning and
Sives work to 1000 corn pickers in
5ie fall of each year There has
never been a charge of graft or
lishonesty in the management of its
livic affairs
ilst
This One Cleanser Take
the
Place of Several
It is needless to use several differ
ent cleaning compounds when the
same and even better results can
Be more quickly obtained from one
perfect cleanser Old Dutch Cleanser
is a sure safe and easy aid to the
irome maker It makes pots pans
Settles and cutlery look like new
without a lot of scraping and scour
ing it cleans wood tile and cement
floors painted walls woodwork til
mg windows and bathroom furniture
arithout hard rubbing it polishes ev
erything that needs it quickly and
easily Youll know how well it does
33 of this with but one trial
sic end will be ably assisted by a
lfel Rodabaugh is under the doctors iarge chorus choir from all the
are from getting overheated while churches of the city The local com-
lmttee already has this matter in
preparation and rehearsals arranged
Prof Eichorn has for several years
been tLe leader of the music at the
Epworth assembly in Lincoln and
will need little recommendation to a
Nebraska audience his presence as
sures everyone that the convention
music will be all that can be de
sired 1500 special books have been
provided for the convention selected
by Prof Eichorn The convention
music will be one of the great fea
tures ot the program
Scared into Sound Health
Mr l F Kelley Springfield 111
writes A year ago I bean to be
troubled Kith my kidneys and blad
der which grew worse and worse un
til I became alarmed at my condition
I suffered also with dull heavy head
aches and the action of my bladder
was annoying and painful I read of
Foley Kidney Pills and after taking
them a few weeks the headaches left
me the action of bladder became
normal and I Avas free of all dis
tress A McMillen
RED WILL OW
Owens Longhecker was laid away
in the lndianola cemetery on Satur
day morning Funeral sermon by L
B Cox Mrs Roush and little John
Longnecker came down to the fu
neral
Mr and Mrs John Burtless Annie
and Mrs L J Burtless attended the
funeral of Owens Longnecker and
called to see Mrs Longnecker
Mrs Cox and Mrs Thomas called
on Mrs Longnecker on Friday
Easier
It Is just about a thousand times
easier to call a man a liar than to
prove it New York Times
mm
l v B v J J - J l - wi
Big Rally for Temperance
Dublin May 28 Special Dispatch
The clergy were assisted by Revs
J Stuart LL D and J McGrana
ham M A who read the lessons
and the sermon was preached by the
lord bishop of Derry and Raphoe
It was an impressive sight a visible
union of the churches for the time
being the men being led by some of erale
the local ministers while others fol
lowed in their ranks Presby
What a Summer Cold May Do
ey
cough soothes and heals the inflam
ed air passages and expels the cold
from the system A McMillen
Wabbly and Weak
Versus
Solid and Strong
Water cant rise above its level
Nor can a community rise above the
level of its citizenship
If the citizens are lukewarm limp
and lazy the town will be wishy
washy wabbly and weak
If the citizens have VERTEBRA
VIM AND VIGOR the town will be
substantial solid and strong
Lets all brace up and make this
town of ours a place of energy ambi
tion and enterprise
EidBBKillvSRBHBffRK
12 BOYS AND GIRLS
If you have a Season Ticket you may
Join the Indian Band at
CHAUTAUQUA
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The
wwiahiu
Sorrow That Consumed
ing one winter
M -
HOW IT HAPPENED
Tho Explanation of tho Automobile
Driver and a Climax
Af tei hx victim of the accident was
carried to the sidewalk the automobile
driver turned his machine aud came
oacl and explained how It happened
with considerable warmth
This woman he volubly remarked
to the policeman was entirely to
blame She ran around from ahead of
the street car and deliberately put her
self In my way After she had dodged
the coal cart it was too late for me to
stop I couldnt tell which way she
was going and when 1 saw that she
was dazed and foolish 1 jammed on
the brakes and tried to pass to the
left but of course she had to run the
same way and the consequence was
that in endeavoring to avoid a baby
carriage with twins in it and an old
man who was walking with a crutch
I suppose I must have hit her But I
wasnt going iihhv than two miles an
hour and any woman who would
dodge around in that foolish way and
lose her head shouldnt be permitted
to go on the streets without a bunch
of guardians
The policeman nodded
Come over to the sidewalk he said
and take a look at her
So thy driver went to the curb with
T - x i - the oflicer and looked at the
ion muiana id to me nee a most remurKuuie
visitors fhp line county ueuruary
nn nnp
is were Mbitors up cue une one uate creature who had so actively con-
last week 1 1854 and departed tins life at his temperance demonstration was held
ay trlbuted to her own disaster
A Barnett of McCook was in home in lndianola May 19 1910 aged m Derry when about l4Uu men or
Sawn a few days last week looking 5G years 3 months and C days
business interests I neral services were conducted at the
Powell Nilsson have rodded w home Rev- Allen D- Burress of the
H McKinneys house and barn atMetnodist church officiating assisted
Tairview uy Rev- Leslie B Cox of the Chris-
Myrtle Byer of Danbury visited at tian church The body was laid to
7e Gockley home closing days ofrest m tue lndianola cemetery
fhst week
Herbert Wintjen and wife from
toutli of Danbury visited at A Reeds
And lo it was only a dressmakers
the Catch-My-Pal society marched dummy that had fallen off the rear of
through the city to the cathedral a delivery wagon Cleveland Plain
where a united service was held Dealer
HIS ONLY REGRET
Bichat
When He Was Dying
Over a century ago died Xavier Bi
chat the famous physician and anat
omist author of LAnntoinie Gen-
He probably dissected more
Of his nerve a tale Is told When
only one regret one great sorrow
What is that he was asked I
am distressed that after death I can
not dissect my own body I could I
am certain have made some beautiful
scientific discoveries Then he sank
back murmuring 1 must not think
about it It wont bear thinking of
Westminster Gazette
The Pearl Hunters Superstition
MEMORY Ul FISH
Striking Results Shown In a Test With
Gray Perch
Even the fishes of the sea have pic
tures on memorys wall Experiments
have been made with several fishes
as to their faculties for remembering
but the most striking results have been
obtained with the gray perch which
lives chiefly on small silvery hued
sardines Some of these were taken
aud colored red and were then put
Into the tank where the perch was
with several silver colored sardines
Of course the normal sardines were at
once seized and eaten but it was not
until hungry that the perch made a
tentative meal of one of the red col
ored victims
On recognizing the sardine flavor
however he promptly demolished the
remainder Later the perch devoured
the sardines irrespective of color thus
showing not only traces of a memory
but also the power to differentiate
color
Subsequently sardines colored red
und blue were placed in the tank to
gether with the silver ones The same
scene was repeated the blue sardines
not being attacked until the others
were eaten and hunger compelled In
vestigation of the newcomers After
this introduction the perch ate the sar
dines of all three types without any
difficulty
Some spines of the sea nettle were
then fastened to the blue sardines
These were at once avoided by the
perch which promptly got out of the
way of the newcomers This showed
traces of memory as the results of
contact with the sea nettle were shown
and recognized Chicago Tribune
THE WARM BREATH
Why It Comes Out Cold Through Part
ly Closed Lips
When one breathes out used air from
human corpses than any other man in
the tu u tae wId
yterian the worlds history He established a
inmlMl rll IlPOirIl na tIl tnm
record when he opened 025 bodies
Methodist Baptist and Congregation-
1enture as tlle bodyf 0S J degreea R
al all were there
and frequently on a cold day we warm
niir finirnrs liv lirivirliiiiir nn tliom tf
he lay on his deathbed he called his
bowever we blow tll0 breath vlgor
colleagues to him aud said Dear I e fMm rw
A summer cold if neglected is just friends I am done but what comforts
of tue breath to be mucQ ow
to into bronchitis me is the fact that is
as apt develop or my case a re-
cr tuau wbcn brMtlled gently aml wIth
pneumonia as at any other season markable one I have had unusual j open moutu and is decilelly cooling
Do not neglect it Take Foleys Hon- symptoms for some days which 1 have in u ffect rit s Gonlon ocden
and Tar promptly It loosens the lurei u greatly in PopuIar Mechanics
1 - - aiie latter fact Is due to the well
reassure him He answered that he
kuown prncpIe established bv Lord
was under no illusion with regard to
Kelvin tbat a compressed gas upon
himself 1 shall die satisfied
fairly -
expanding wlll absorb ueaL TUp
with life and to the with
my go grave hrolt nnmnrnssori iv iin fri tn
pass through the small orifice made
by the puckered lips immediately ex
pands upon being admitted to the out
er air and to do so must take up heat
This Is also the identical principle
involved in the manufacture of arti
ficial ice Ammonia gas is first com
pressed into a liquid and then liber
ated into a network of tubes surround
ing large sheet iron boxes filled with
distilled water The liquid ammonia
The pearl hunters of Borneo and tho sct free at one end of the pipe svstem
adjacent islands have a peculiar 1 begins at once to evaporate and by
perstition When they open shells in the time it has scampered through the
search of pearls they take every ninth
find whether it be Iarge or small and
put it iuto a bottle which is kept
corked with a dead mans finger The
pearls in the vial are known as seed
pearls or breeding pearls and the
native Borneose firmly believes that
they will reproduce their kind For
every pearl put into the vial two
grains of rice are thrown in for the
pearls to feed upon Some whites
in Borneo believe as firmly in the su
perstition as the natives do and al
most every hut along the coast has its
dead finger bottle with from nine
to fifty seed pearls and twice that
number of rice grains carefully and
evenly stowed away among them
That no results follow does not dim
the superstition
The Wonderful Toad Bone
All early writers attribute wonderful
qualities to toads and frogs and the
various parts of their bodies Pliny
believed for instance that if a toad
was brought into the midst of a mob
or other large and unruly concourse of
people silence would instantly pre
vail A snrall bone found in the right
side of toads of the proper age was
also believed to have powers over the
i various elements By throwing this
bone into a vessel of boiling water
says Pliny it will immediately cool
it the water refusing to boil again un
til the bone has been removed To
find this bone expose the dead toad
on an ant hill When the ants have
eaten her all away except the bones
take each bone separately and drop it
into boiling water Thus may the
wondrous toad bone be discovered
An Ancient Astronomer
About 500 B C Anaxagoras of Io
nia was born When he grew up in
wisdom he was the first to teach the
course and cause of both solar and
lunar eclipses and to give his followers
rules whereby they could distinguish
planets from fixed stars He was
punished for declaring that the sun
was not a god
Another Way
Student I want some information
about the bronzes I suppose I had
better write to the keeper Attend
antres miss or you might see him
verbally Loudon Punch
The Degrees
What are the degrees of a stingy
mans married life
I suppose they are matrimony par
simony testimony and alimony
Baltimore American
A crowd is not company and faces
are but a gallery of pictures and talk
but a tinkling cymbal where there Is
I no love Bacon
long iron tubes it has become gas As
we have learned to change a liquid to
a gas requires heat This heat is
taken from the iron piping an excel
lent conductor which in turn robs the
water of its heat thus freezing it
The Mexican Mosquero
The finest fiy traps are not in it
with a little Mexican spider named
mosquero Natives gather from oak
trees a branch covered with this spi
ders nests and hang it up in the house
The spiders begin on the fiies by whole
sale Mosquero nests are very tidy
pretty and old maidish A lot of tiny
beetles make their home therein with
the spiders The beetles live on fly
legs the crumbs and scraps from the
mosqueros table and pay for their bed
and board by keeping the web house
perfectly clean and refined eating
everything and dropping no litter In
the Mexican professional gentlemans
house Mrs Mosquero is a very quiet
orderly lady who never wanders from
her own fireside or strays from her
own back yard but when a fly calls
round she gets very busy with her
spider knives and saws New York
Press
Lovers of Sports
The Anglo Saxons love sport No
matter in what part of the world they
are found the spirit is strong among
them Wherever the restless Anglo
Saxon dominates the love of sport is
dominant The Americans are at
feast the most of them descendants of
this virile race and nowhere is the
love of sport so much exhibited as in
this country Our people are patrons
of horse racing of baseball of golf of
football of all out of door sports as no
other people The English are great
sportsmen but not to the extent that
Americans are for the reason that the
opportunities are greater here Nash
ville American
Bad Advice
Friend Whats worrying you Man
agerThe prima donna of my compa
ny refuses to sing oftener than twice
a week I am making only hundreds
where I ought to be making thousands
Friend Id settle that If I were yon
Id marry her A year passes Friend
My gracious you look seedy Whats
happened Manager I took your ad
vice and married the prima donna and
now she wont sing at all
Reciprocity
There Is one word which may serve
as a rule of practice for ones life
That word is reciprocity What you
do not wish doue to yourself do not do
to others
Friendship One soul In two bodies
Pythagoras
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings
have been made In tho county clerks
office
Solomon W Stilgebouer to
Virginia F Thiessen w d
to pt se qr sw qr 22-1-28 50 00
William II Ferguson et ux
to John E Kelley w d to
0 7 and s hf se qr 31-3-29
ne qr G-2-29 and pt 3 In
1 00
John E Kelley et ux to Wil
liam H Ferguson w d to
se qr and s hf nw qr 5-2-29 1 00
Win A Dolan et ux to Jo
seph F Carmichaol w d to
e hf 12S0O 00
Ann E Ruby et cons to Geo
W Perkins w d to lot 4
block 2 Sixth McCook 335 00
Clarence F Dann et ux to
Wilber Fisk et ux w d to
lot 5 block 3 Seventh Mc
Cook 1800 00
Linus E Southwick to S II
Stilgebouer agree to se qr
34-1-29 3S00 00
Katherine I Morisey et cons
to Edgar E Crabtree w d
to pt nw qr nw qr and lot
1 33-3-29 1 00
S W Thompson et al to Wal
ter L Rhea w d to s hf
neqr and w hf se qr 22-2-29
3000 00
Walter L Rhea et ux to
Nels H Kronquest w d to
s hf ne qr and w hf se qr
22-2-29 3000 00
I M Smith to C R Parks
agree to e hf 27-2-30 8000 00
William M Nicholson et ux
to Edgar T Armstrong w
d to ne qr 7000 00
Reuben J Branscom to Jas
J Laughlin w d to lot 12
block 14 First McCook 700 00
John W Burtless et ox to
Sarah E Wasson w d to
lots 11 12 and s hf 10
block 8 McCook 2300 00
Dewitt C Marsh et ux to
Edwin Hardy w d to pt se
qr ne qr 2500 00
Foleys Kidney Remedy may be
given to children with admirable re
sults It does away with bed wet
ting and is also recommended for
use after measles and scarlet fever
A McMillen
All
Through Trains to be Electric
Lighted
In the history of American railroad
ing no such extensive and costly im
provement of coach lighting has ever
been attempted up to this time as
that which will be made effective by
the Burlington route the first of
June
On that date all of its through
trains will be electric lighted from
locomotive headlight to observation
platform The most efficient electric
lighting system yet devised has been
adopted namely the dynamo system
With this system there is installed
in the baggage car of each train a
high power dynamo which supplies
the current for the entire train Or
dinarily when the dynamo car is de
tached there is a distinct dimming of
the lights but under the dynamo sys
tem not only is enough current gen
erated to light the train when it is
in motion or standing still but
enough surplus current is stored in
each individual car to brilliantly light
it for several hours without any di
rect current from the dynamo This
in itself is a big improvement over
other systems of car lighting
To inaugurate this service it has
been necessary to entirely re equip
electrically seventy two complete
trains for the Burlingtons through
trains not only reach all the cities
of the middle west but also the Pa
cific coast In addition practically
the entire passenger equipment of the
railroad including locomotives bag
gage cars mail cars coaches chair
cars dining cars sleeping cars and
observation cars has had to be en
tirely re equipped for electric light
ing and at very large expense
Another very important feature
and one not found on any other rail
road is the exclusive train electri
cian which each one of these elec
trically lighted tli rough trains carries
The train electrician is an electri
cal expert who travels with the train
from start to destination and whose
duty it is to see that the electric
lighting system is kent in nerffpr
working operation all the time It is
also his duty to look after the proper
ventilation of the train and to see
that it is properly heated that it
does not become too cold by night
or two warm by day
The Burlington is also the only
railroad in the country which has a
completely electric lighted suburban
passenger train service af any size
all of its suburban trains of which
there are sixty odd being dynamo
electric lighted
With this great improvement the
Burlington route which already is
unexcelled in its equipment dining
car service regularity with which its
trains run on time and complete
block signal equipment
will have pas
senger service as nearly perfect in
all details as it is possible to make
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