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Steam and Domestic
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W F Wilson
Successor to Nick Colling
Buys and Sells
Second hand Goods
of all kinds Furniture
wanted Rear of De-
Graffs
Phone 316
McCook - Nebraska
A Sound Argument
The one that blows without any
thing to blow about wastes time and
energy The excellence of our goods
and delivery service warrant us for
blowing Always the best always
the greatest variety always the
highest quality
DAVID MAGNER
Phone 14 Fresh and Salt Meats
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DEALER IN
POULTRY
and EGGS
Old Rubber Copper and Brass
Highest Market Price Paid in Cash
Block West of Citizens Bank
cCook - Nebraska
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DANBURY
Mtf Jnko Roesch is on the sick list
Bert Lafferty broke his arm recently
Arthur Thomns baby is on the sick
list
Mrs John Easton visited in McCoolr
last week
Tb school house has been cleaned
and papered
Oscar Millers little girl is under the
doctors care
Mrs Pogue of University Place is
here visiting
Howard Ruby sold his confectionery
to Mr Lingo
Jesse Nadon has gone to Franklin to
attend school
Henry Hellison is going to work for
Ed Stilgebouer
Louis Cann has resigned his position
as station agent
E M Woods has given his house a
new coat of paint
Russell Pratt who was on the sick list
is now convalescent
Born to Mr and Mrs Elvin Woods
twin girls August 31
Stella Pratt and Mabel Watkins are
visiting in Wilsonville
Mrs Delilah Annis who has been visit
ing in the east is home
Mrs H V Lord who was quite ill is J
able to be around again
J L Sims shipped a car load of hogs
to St Joe Sunday night
Miss Ethel Andrews returned to her
home in Lincoln Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Geo Welches have a
new boy born September 2
Wm Harrison has purchased the
hotel and taken possession
Jacob Clouse has bought a piece of
divide land of Mrs Wishon
We understand that F P Eno has
purchased land in Colorado
Nellie Boyer who has been working
in McCook has returned home
Alvin Andrews had a piece of flesh
bitten out of his leg by a horse recently
S W Stilgebouer Alex Strain and E
M Woods left for Denver Colorado
Sunday
Sam Minniear had a runawny Sun
day The buggy wbs pretty badly
broken up but no one hurt
Miss Strain Mrs G B Morgan Mrs
E M Woods O B Woods and family
and Mrs W A DeMay and sons have
gone to Denver
Mr and Miss Douglas father and
sister of Mrs J L Murr have gone to
Denver and from there they expect to go
to their home in Indiana
Murray Johnson fell from a water
wagon while hauling water for a thresh
ing machine and caught his leg on a
bolt tearing the flesh open to the bone
Mrs H N French died at Omaha
Friday The funeral was preached in
Herndon Kansas Tuesday and the re
mains were laid to rest in the Herndon
cemetery
Rev J E Wilson of Indianola gave a
series of lectures in the Congregational
church the first part of the week His
sister Mrs Williams and four children
of Pleasant Hill Mo accompanied him
Cash Offer Wanted
On lot 3 block 7 1st addition to
McCook Neb and the southeast quart
er of 22-3-29 1J miles east of McCook
Neb Address owner Benj Hammer
195S Emerson st Denver Col
Estrayed Last Saturday a black
horse twelve years old Weighs 900
pounds A D Green McCook Neb
Combination box 123
LEBANON
Mr and Mrs John Huff have a new
baby girl
Bert Emberliug was a Bartley visitor
Tuesday
John Hoag expects to build a new
house this fall
John Meyers has quit working in the
blacksmith shop
Mr and Mrs A C Bartholomew drove
to Bartley Sunday
William Halsey has had an addition
built on his residence
L W Robinsons have arrived and
occupy the J W Slutts property
H E Waugh has rented the back
part of the post office for his furniture
L W Robinson is having the back
part of his store overhauled and fixed up
William Smith is building a residence
just south of Samuel Jolly It is about
21x30
Ernest E Fiechter sent for a car of
lumber and is building a new house and
barn
The fall rains commenced Monday
night and the farmers are starting to
fall plow
Frank Topard has had a well put
down on his farm and we understand
he expects to build this fall
The Sanford and George Ralsten farms
on the Kansas line have been sold for
63S00 and 84000 to Iowa men
Robert R Lear has purchased the H
E Waugh blacksmith shop which he
has been running for Mr Waugh for the
past eighteen months
William Halsey has just completed an
addition on the north of his residence
about the size of the first house and
runs the long way east and west
We understand that the Lebanon
schools are as yet unable to procure a
principal but have the lower rooms full
and have started school without a pro
fessor
Allen E Pennington is here from
Raton New Mexico He has been in a
hospital for quite awhile suffering with
sciatic rheumatism but is now improv
ing
Mr Bartholomew took No 5 for Mc
Cook returning to Bartley Monday
morning He expected to meet an Illi
nois delegation of G A R and would
likely have seen some of his old comrades
but the delegation was late and he could
not wait
Mistakes Made at the Mint
John Erhard of Philadelphia has a
coin dated ISD1 which has a hea i cv
either 3tde showing tht mitaHe are
Made ewn -it the mint Every fin
ished coin passes through the hand cf
a great many experts and theie is jlt
tle chance of an inperfec piece escap
ing this scrutiny There ar sail to
be many of treiu In circulation how
ever No particular value is attached
to the coins outside of their rarity as
curioaitios
Typhoid Bate and Pnro Water
In Vienna the typhoid rate of L2
deaths to 10000 inhabitants fell to ii
after a pure water supply was ob
tained In Dantzig the mortality fell
from 10 per 10000 to 15 In Munich
after the introduction of a good water
supply and proper sewerage the rate
fell from 21 per 10000 to 63 and in
Boston from 174 to 56
Cora Stubble Cuts Throat
L T Davis a farmer living near
West Union W Va had his throat
cut by a corn stubhle and almost bled
to death before assistance reached him
While hauling fodder he fell from his
wagon his throat striking the sharp
pointed stubble A tearing gash was
the result
BANKSVILLE
A M Benjamin made a trip to Cedar
Bluffs today
F A Olmstead was canvassing for
fruit trees Saturday
H I Peterson was on business at
Cedar Bluffs Kans Monday
Mrs W E Knobbs went over in
Hitchcock county to visit Charlie
Knobbs and family over Saturday
John H Wesch and B W Benjamin
were in luck mowing hay Monday in
time for the rain that followed
We had a good rain on the night of
September the 4th of 125 inches and the
soil is nicely moistened and will increase
the yield of late corn about fifty per
cent
BARTLE1
Clarence McCord and wife of
oming are here on a visit
The enrollment will be much
creased in the next two weeks
Enrolled this week High school 27
grammar 39 intermediate 36 primary 39
Murry Corbin wifo and son Clare
went to Lincoln Monday to take in the
fair and visit Mrs Corbins parents
Mrs Rice who has been visiting here
for several months with her sister Mrs
M Corbin returned to her home in
Lincoln this week
School began Monday with Mrs
Mabel Ellis principal Miss Bessie
Walking grammar room Miss Lillio
Burton intermediate room and Miss
Eugine Dutcher primary
Water Supply for Tnmplco
English engineers are making sur
yeys and plans of Tarnpico and tho
surrounding country with a view of
supplying the town with drinking wa
ter and a complete system of sewer
age Should these works be carried
out there will be an excellent opening
for the sale of plumbing supplies At
present there is no plumbing estab
lishment In the port
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Chicago Tribune You remember
hat worthless little cousin of mine
you knew ten years ago Well hea
fiapt Harkness now
United States service Salvation
army or aseball club
Th
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Way
The tissues of the throat are
inflamed and irritated you
cough and there is more irrita
tion more coughing You take
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To MOTHERS and FATHERS
GUARDIANS and SONS
Our goods have arrived
wish to the fact that our
1 1 u 1 iiucuu and Geo wneeie
mixture and it eases the
m attending the Htate fairj this week
irritation rorawnne 1 outage
Otto Webber sold his farm to John
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and we
2 pieco Norfolk Suits all wool sizes 3 to 18 for SI 00
3 piece Sack Suits all wojl sizes 3 to 18 price 250 up
2 piece School Suits good quality all sizes 100 up
Boys Black and White Shirts 25c
Boys Sateen Shirts 45c
All lot of our Gold Shirts retailed at 150 from the
window slightly soiled guaranteed fast colors 50c
ppj TAT
A boys choice of Bat Ball or School Compan
ion with each suit Come and select from the
laigest variety of clothing in McCook at
AMOND5
THE WORKING MANS FRIEND
SCHOOL CREEK
Two threshing machines in this neigh
borhood
H A Talcott sold a half section of land
to Fred Fritz
F M Goodrick returned to Humbolt
last Saturday
Ed Mack is sight seeing in Denver
and Cheyenne
Bert Rohrer has rented the Bert Mc
Cracken farm
J K P Frye and wife visited at John
Dutchers Sunday
S F Phillips and wife visited at J
Seedens Wednesday
Mrs E S Dutcher commenced her
school in Bartley Monday
S M Gray is attending the G A R
reunion in Denver this week
Edith and Foss Dutcher visited their
grandpa and grandma Sunday
Ed Vandevrort and mother visited
as Ed Raymonds last Thursday
H A Talcott Wheeler are
5 T vjiouse or Barney consideration 3200
w About two inches of rain fell in this
neighborhood this week which stopped
EMUii o m tbe tdresmn
About twenty of ChasCollings friends
and it cures the cold Thats gathered at his house Sunday to help
what is necessary It soothes the him ceieV rate his birthday
throat because it reduces the Harry and Bessie Webber left Wed-
irritation cures the cold because nesday of last week for a few weeks
it drives out the inflammation visit with their brother at
builds up the weakened tissues Jhn Dutcher and family Sile and
because it nourishes them back Ed Vandervort attended the McCook
rniva1 this week They report a good
to their natural strength Thats
o time
how Scotts Emulsion deals with
a sore throat a cough a cold
or bronchitis
WELL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE
SCOTT BOWNE
400 Pearl Street
3fev York
I Rheumatism gout backache and
I poison are results of kidney trouble
iHollisters Rocky Mountain Tea goes
J directly to the seat of the disease and
cures when all others fail 35 cents
L W McConnells
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Furnishings
are complete VERY BEST MAKES
HIGHEST GRADE OF GOODS We
will sell our School Suits at Lowest
Prices Call and see them
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Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks office
since last Thursday evening
C Hartman to A J Holm wil to go qr
sw qr 21-2-28 and nw qr 7 no qr 4 anil
10000 CO
C mcntoJ Amen wd toptsoqrso
20 CO
J Sharpless toWRelph deed to o Iif so
200 00
Jennie Patteo to Boyle Eldred wd
to swqrswqr 25-1-30 1 21 CO
L L Co to C HBurgoss wd to lot 11
folk 2 Lebanon 150 00
C Hartman to M Colling wd to w hf
1-13-23 6000 00
Sullivan Savgs to G Lang swd to e hf
ne qr and o lif ao qr 19-2-29 350 00
Mena Coveny to J R Mattes wd to w
hf so qr 7-1-30 150 25
Lucy Reed to E S Howell wd to lot
11 folk 10 1st McCook 1100 00
United States to A B Goodner pat to
ewqr 27-1-29
United States to A H Orman pat to
United States to A H Orman pat to
United States to A H Orman pat to
n hf neqrand n hf nw
United States to T Hannan pat to e
hf ne qr and o hf so qr 19-2-29
United States to J S Gerver pat to
swqrswqr 25-1-30
E Ward to Wm Bryant wd to pt of
lots 7 and S blk 19 orig McCook 150 00
Wm Bryant to H Winans wd to pt of
lots 7 and 8 folk 19 orig McCook 100 CO
R V Land Asso to Eliza Gray wd to
und hf iat in lot 1 blk 15Indianola 30 00
L L Co to Eliza Gray wd to und Iif
int in lot blk 15 Indianola 00
Eliza Gray to J R Xeel wd to ucrfhf
int in lot 1 blk 15 Indianola COO 00
J Handel to JRXeel wd to lots 2 and
3 blk 21-3-23 U00CO
J McCallnm to F Howe wd to lot 18
blk 37 und hf int in lot 3 blk In
dianola Oq
Margaret Lord to Jennie Howe wd to
lot 3 blk 3G Indianola 25 00
G B Berry to R JGunn wd to lots 11
and 12 blk 4 1st McCook 500 00
J Heinlein to B Mejers wdtoseqo
4000 00
United States to T H Catt pat to se
qr 1-1-29
C H Bojle to G W Sigwing agnjo
for deed to shf sw qr 21 and se qr 23-
1 30
WmColeman to Boyle Eldred agree
for deed to sw qr 5-3-29
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FREE to SCHOOL CHILDREN
During the month of September we will give absolutely free to each girl and boy who buys a new pair of school shoes
Box of Nice Paper and Envelopes School Companion fitted with Pens and Pencils Box of Colored Pencils NiceJHandkerchief
Set Garden Tools Hoe Rake and Spade Ball Bat Baseball Mitt
You have your choice of these gifts with each pair of shoes free at the time shoes are bought In our shoe line this season we give you the advantage of having yourpick from
the largest manufacturers in this country namely THE BROWN SHOE CO BRADLEY METCALF KREIDER SHOE CO all of whom
stand at the head for building good solid up-to-date footwear and guarantee each and every pair to the wearer We have just opened the new
fall line of Kreiders footwear for infants which is the LARGEST AND BEST SHOWN IN THIS CITY with prices fully 25 percent below all
competitors MOTHERS are invited to call and inspect this line Remember we have with us a most competent shoemaker who will do your
repair work neatly and promptly All sewing and nailing oji shoes bought of us will always be done FREE We invite you all to come and -inspect
our line Get our prices and buy when in need
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