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Our theatres goers are fortunate in
having an opportunity of seeing one
of the most talked about plays of
the present day Under Southern
Skies which will be seen here for
the first time on Monday October 31
at the Temple theatre is from all
that can be learned about it one of
the treats of the season and should
not be missed by anyone who enjoys
a first class play presented in a first
class manner Although Under Sou
thern Skies is new to our city it
is not an untried quantity This is
the sixth season for this delightful
picture of southern life but so great
has been the demand for it in the
east that the past five seasons have
been devoted entirely to that terri
tory many of the eastern cities be
lng visited four or five times Large
and fashionable audiences have been
the rule for this successful play and
no doubt this city will show an equal
interest in this splendid attraction
Special scenery representing the old
fashioned stately homes of the sou
thern aristocracy and the beautiful
flower bedecked landscapes of the
south are carried by the company
and twenty three people are required
for the speaking parts thus making
this attraction one of the largest and
most expensive of traveling dramatic
organizations The plot of Uuder
Southern Skies is a very interest
ing one and it is told by the author
with so many amusing and entertain
ing touches that the play never flags
or loses its interest A Halloween
party with a pumpkin dance is some
thing new to the stage and is one
of the great attractions of the play
The costuming is very pretty and at
tractive following the fashions of the
period and many beautiful gowns are
worn As there are eleven ladies in
the cast there Is a variety of fem
inine finery that is very pleasing
especially to the ladies in the audi
ence Under Southern Skies is a
play of such marked success and pos
sesses so much refined entertainment
ana beauty that none of our theatre
goers can afford to miss it
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Every Hotel and Restaurant
in TlcCook uses a Majestic
Range
Besides there are over One
Thousand used in McCook and
surrounding country
Majestic Ranges have been
sold in McCook for TWENTY
YEARS and satisfied users are
our best advertisers
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Obituary
Dr A C Harlan was born June 2
1843 in Darke county Ohio and
died October 23 1910 at the resi
dence of his niece Mrs Dora Hud
dleston in Lee county Iowa Dr
Harlan was married about 1873 to
j Miss Carrie Rice of Michigan To
jthem one daughter Ada Lucile was
born in 1875 and who died in 1898
His wife died in January 1905 He
was the son of Valentine and Eliza
beth Harlan who were pioneers of
Ohio and at his fathers death his
mother came to Iowa in 1851 bring
ing up a large family in a new and
undeveloped country and all of them
developed into good citizens
The subject of this sketch after
serving until disabled in the war
studied medicine graduated at the
Keokuk Medical College and settled
in Frontier county Nebraska and
practiced his profession there for
twenty five years He leaves two bro
thers living Heber Harlan of Skid
more Mo and Hon N V Harlan of
York Nebraska who was twice elect
ed speaker of the Nebraska legisla
ture Communicated
RED WILLOW
Mrs Holton Longnecker and little
son spent several days at the old
home
Mrs Sheridan spent the most of
the week with Mrs Taylor
Mrs Colling and baby were visiting
at Louis Longneckers from Thursday
until Sunday
Mr and Mrs Elmer Mr and Mrs
Longnecker Mr and Mrs Lewis El
mer and Mrs Colling took dinner at
Louis Longneckers the first of the
week
Mrs Alice Elmer and baby are visit
ing her sister Nellie
Mrs Quigley lost one of her fine
black driving horses
Don Quigley has returned from his
wanderings over a large part of the
north west
R F D No 1
Mrs T A Endsley returned home
Saturday after a couple of weeks
visit with her daughters on Ash
creek
Harry Roberson went to Franklin
last week where he will attend the
Franklin academy this winter
G A Roedel is visiting friends at
Deshler Neb this week
Lester Wilson departed Sunday fori
Boise City Idaho
Frank TIammell spent several ays
fore part of this week at Shadeland
Pari farm
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If you call at our store during our Majestic Demonstration Week and allow
us to show the many a vantages and superior qualities of the Great and
Majestic Range and will purchase one at the regular price we will give you
Five the beautiful and useful Souvenir Sdtof Ware illustrated in this advertise
ment This ware is made t match the quality of the Majestic Ranges and we
know all ladies will see the beauty an utility of this set especially the first
three pieces which are entirely new and cannot be had alone by purchase ex
cept at a ver high price The prices of Majestic Range- are the same tiut we
give the set K EE with each Majestic Range bought during the demonstration
week onl
To any person not children who will allow the Ma
jestic Man to sNow them the merits of THE GREAT
MAJr STIC RANGE during demonseration will geta beautiful souvenir FREE
Hardware
MARION
W H Eifert shipped a car of cat
tle to the St Joe market Saturday
night
J J Coleman who lived northwest
of town left Saturday night with a
car of his household goods machinery
and stock for Iowa to make his fu
ture home
A free show on the streets Satur
day night drew quite a crowd
Several from town went to Mc
Cook Saturday night to hear Mayor
Jim Dahlman of Omaha discuss the
issues of the day
J E Noe of Danbury was in town
close of last week putting down a
well for Mr Rhodes
Jesse Smith is still able to come
to town occasionally and has had
some encouragement regarding his
health
R E Pogue of Holdrege was in
town one dav last week He is in
the real setate and insurance busi
ness
A fair crowd attended the gradu
ating exercises of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion Friday evening
Miss Jennie Beall visited the home
folks at Atwood Kas a few days
last week
Herbert Havens was an Atwood
Kas visitor between trains one day
last week
Marion Powell of Lincoln was in
town a few days last week looking
after his business interests
Harry Poole from south of town
left the first of the week for the
eastern part of the state to husk
corn
Mesdames Reed and Pepper and
Mr and Mrs J E Dodge went out
to see Grandma Gockley who is ill
at her sons home northwest of town
Bert Powell from the Danbury coun
try is doing the painting in E G
Caine Cos new house
Dont forget to attend the Majes
tic range demonstration at our store
Nov 7 12 inclusive
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Secretary Wilson of the department
of agriculture says that the unbound
ed prosperity of the agriculturist is
not due to chance but is the result o
Ocean and Fanner has placed before
intelligent scientific business met
hods A reader of The Weekly Inter
him each week the practical and ap
proved methods to which Secretary
Wilson refers It is a good invest
ment Only 3325 fr Th Weekly In
ter Ocean and Fanner ana this paper
one year
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INDIANOLA
Susie Colling returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit in the east
ern part of the state
Lucy Thomas and Fern Hedges
went down to Aurora Friday to at
tend the state C E convention
The football game between Trenton
and Indianola Saturday was a Trent
on victory
Mrs Owens Longnecker is up from
Lincoln visiting this week
Relatives from Indianola Iowa are
visiting at the Lyons home
Miss Annie Quick came home from
Lincoln to attend her brother Neals
wedding
Jess Hadley John Hedges and Air
and Mrs Win Dolan attended the
Wiehe Quick wedding at McCook
Thursday
Mrs Togue and daughter left for
their home in Evanston 111 Friday
evening after a weeks visit
John Reiter has a car of potatoes
on the track this week
Mrs E E Thompson is visiting
in Beaver Crossing and Friend this
week
Patrick McDonnell one of Indian
olas oldest residents died Saturday
morning The funeral service was
held from the Catholic church Sun
day afternoon Mr McDonnell had
been in poor health for some time
past
R H Thomas was an Arapahoe vis
itor Monday to attend a sale there
Mrs Gary Dole of Denver returned
home Monday evening after a few
days visit with her mother Mrs
Hatcher
A married daughter from the north
ern part of the state is visiting at
the Murray home
Mr Holiday and Harold left with
the car for their home in New Mex
ico The family will follow soon
Mrs Frank McDonnell is teaching
in the intermediate room as their
teacher Miss McDonnell is sick
Mr Martin the day operator has
moved into Mrs Baxters house
Bert Toogood who has been sick
with the typhoid fever is improving
slowly
For More Than Three Years
Foleys Honey and Tar has been
a household favorite for coughs colds
and ailments of the throat chest and
lungs Contains no opiates A Mc
Millen Druggist
Lily Patent Flour when once usee
none jtbe will satisfy you
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of main vetel sliown on left at the same time draining uu ail the water The Steamer or Cullenifer shown on
right can be used as an ordinary Cullender It also fits on top of main vessel and is used as a steamer
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Reasons Why The Great flajestic You Should Buy
1st It has the reputation of being the best range that money can buy
2nd It not only has the reputation but IS the best range made and we will
prove this to you if you will let us
3rd It is constructed of malleable iron material you cant beat and of
Charcoal iron material that resists rust per cent greater than steel is rivet
ed together air tight No heat escapes or cold air enters the range thus uses
very little fuel to do perfect work
4th The reservoir aloie is worth the price of range over any other reservoir
made It boils 15 gallons of water is heat d like a tea kittle with pocket againt
left hand lining and is movable and set- on a frame hence cannot wear out
When water gets too hot it can bo moved away from tire
Majestic ranges use less fuel heat more water- and heat it hotter costs
practicallv nothing for repairs asts three times as long bakes better easier t
keep clean and giv s better satisfaction than anv other range on the msrket I
you know positively that ihe above stateu ents are truewouldt cu bin a
Come in Demonstration Week and Well Prove It to You
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i Obituary
Ira H Harrison was born in Holmes
county Ohio March 1G 1840 and
passed to his reward October 21
1910 at 040 a m aged 70 years 7
months He is survived by his wife
and nine children Mrs Priscilla
Younger Box Elder Mrs Ascenith
Briggs of Illinois Mrs Mary Miller
McCook Mrs Ena Templin Mrs Ad
die Cleman Reason Harrison Mrs
Hessie Sexson Mrs Clara Slusher
and George Harrison
Ira H Harrison came to this state
in 1885 and made his home here
The community in which he lived
knows of his sterling worth his
Christian integrity and his open
heartedness No appeal was ever
made to him in vain and no one sent
empty handed away Even in the
short years he was always ready to
divide with his neighbors
About two years ago he met with
an accident a fall from which he nev
er recovered Confined to his room
and bed for the last two years his
wife has been his constant compan
ion doing all she could All that
loving care and medical attention
could do was done His constant
words were O that I could go
home and be at rest And on Fri
day morning the tired spirit slipped
away to be with the God that gave
it
Ira Harrison was a faithful member
of the Box Elder M E church since
1885 he having united with the
church under Rev Kleeberger Truly
as Wesley said Our people die
well F C T
Drop into our store during our Ma
jestic demonstration week Nov 7 12
inclusive and let us show you why
the great and grand Majestic range is
the best on earth A souvenir set of
ware worth 800 given with every
Majestic range sold
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
RED WILLOW
Mrs Jensen and Mrs Sheridan
spent Thursday at Louis Longneck
ers
Mrs Holton Longnecker left on
Thursday evening for McCook where
she will remain a week before re
turning to Rollinsville
Lewis Elmer and family have
moved into the house vacated by
Louis Longnecker and will help on
the farm
Measles seems to threaten some of
the children who have been exposed
One Week Only
No ware given after
demonstration week
It Beats All
This is quoted from a letter of M
Stockwell Hannibal Mo I recent
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ly used Foleys Honey and Tar for
the first time To say I am pleas-
od does not half express my feelings
It beats all the remedies I ever used
1 contracted a bad cold and was
j threatened with pneumonia The first
j doses gave great relief and one bottle
completely cured me Contains n
opiates A McMillen Druggist
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Good results have always followed
the use of Foleys Kindey Pills They
contain just the ingredients neces
sary to tone strengthen and regu
late the kidneys and bladder and to
cure blackheads A McMillen Drug
gist
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grades of Colo and Penna
coals in connection with
our grain business
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