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The Pure Bred Percheron Stallion
PRIDE 11429
Got by Lisbos S766 14900 he by
Favori 8922 he by Favori 8920
Dam Maud 8250 she by Champagne
2312 2117 he by Hercule SSI he by
Coco II 714 he by Vieus Chaslin 713
he by Coco 712 he by Mignon 715
he by Jean LeBlanc 739
Second Dam Itala
- Pkide 14429 bred by James H Bar
nett of Indianola Iowa is a bay with
black mano and tail and star in f ace and
weighs about 1700 pounds has fine act
ion a good bone and is put together
right Call and see him before you breed
Pride 14429 will stand the season of
1907 at the W P Burns farm four
- miles south of Red Willow Nebraska
Terms 1000 to insure living colt
800 to insure foal Careful service but
will not be responsible for accidents
should any occur Owners of mares
posing of same before foaling must pay
L service fee
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March 1st to April 30th 2000 to
Salt Lake Butte Helena 2250
to Spokane district 2500 to
California Portland Seattle Ta
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Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt
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To Colorado California and all
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Free valuable information fur
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and deeded lands along the Bur
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locate your home in this fast grow
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For rates folders information
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GEORGE S SCOTT
Ticket Agent McCook Neb
L W WAKELEY G P A Omaha Neb
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No 0 Central Timo 1140 V M
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MAIN LINK WKHT DKIAttT
No 1 Mountain Time 1206 p M
1125 pm
5 800 PM
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IMPEHrAb LINE
No 17G arrives Mouutnin Time 540 p
No 175 depart- A
Sleeping diniiiR unci rcclininp ohair cars
scats fn o on throufjli trains Tickets sold
and bairRaue chucked to uny poiut iu tlio U ited
Stiitos or Canada
For information timetables maps and tick
eta call on or write G orco Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nebraska or L W Wakeley Qoneral
VuBsenger Agent Oiiinlia Nebraska
By the splon dor of Boreas
What a snow glorious
No 2809 is over the drop pit for some
repairs
Engine 2997 is about reudy to go out
of back shop
Considerable sickness grip etc-
among the men
Another SI has arrived on the McCook
division the 2829
The 2997 wont through the breaking
in process this week
II E Shrinerand B Y Druliner are
new machinists helpers
The Roggen relic No 148 is in the
back shop for general repairs
Postal Clerk Stennett paid his respects
to Lincoln headquarters Sunday
Lots of bad order cars this week and
rip track work urgent and plentiful
Mrs E J Kates is visiting her par
ents Dispatcher and Mrs T B Camp
bell
Engines 320 301 102G are in the back
shop for an overhauling making six
now in
J W Rhodes went down to Oxford
Tueday evening to do somerepareingou
the 280
Floyd Curran J Ds clerk will spend
Saint Patricks day iu the Mornin in
Endicott
The flues cylinders and steam dome
on the 1019 are receiving attention in the
roundhouse this week
Henry Gates is back after an absence
of several months and is working in the
night shift at the shops
The pay car is bulletined to be in Mc
Cook on Friday afternoon March 15th
at 5 oclock running special
Lloyd Jennings was in Omaha 9tm
day having his lamps treated He
went back to work Monday
Machinist and Mrs George Enoch re
turned Sunday from Crete where they
attended the burial of her father Isaac
Moore
Engineer Pierce has been sent to the
Wyniore division to help during the
rush on that division Also one engineer
from Denver
Halsted and Pence are back from
keeping out the rush on the Northern
Pacific makiug the last to return of the
four full crews loaned that road some
weeks ago to clear up the freight con
gestion on that road The Denver men
have all returned as well
C F Heber Mack Hullhorst and
Lineman Sheets had an exciting exper
ience at Rupert near Perry station
Monday They were using Mr Hebers
motor out on line and wire inspection
While going along at a lively gait at a
crossing the car struck some cinders
climbed the rail and went into the ditch
with Hullhorst underneath Ho was con
siderably injured as to person and gar
ment as was MrHeber Lineman Sheets
escaped injury entirely
INDIANOLA
Miss Edna Holcomb has returned
from Omaha where she has been study
ing music
Mr and Mrs Stevens visited in Dan-
bury last Saturday
Jean Wilcox and wife are moving in
to the Tom Taylor bouse this week
Mrs Tom Haley left for Scotland
South Dakota last Thursday evening
called by the illness and death of her
mother
Mr Heaton sold his nousehold goods
and machinery Tuesday and he and
his family left Thursday morning for
their new home in Indiana
Earl Allen visited from Sunday until
Tuesday evening with relatives in Cam
bridge
Mrs Henry Walker is suffering from
an attack of inflammatory i heumatism
Miss Annie MaiselleftThursday morn
ing for a visit with relatives in Chicago
Mrs Crago left Wednesday morning
for her home in Republican City after a
few days visit here with friends
Mrs Murray is very ill at her home
west of town Miss Joe Murray teacher
in the grammar dept is at homo this
week owing to her mothers illness
Bessie Toogood is teaching in her place
C S Quick is able to be up and a
round again
The moving picture show given here
at the hall Monday evening was a great
disappointment to the uany people who
went hoping to be benefited by the views
of the San Francisco disaster
C Smith and wife who have been
keeping house for Dan Schoenthal
north of town left for their home in
Lincoln last Wednesday morning
Mis3 Mayme Mann has resigned her
position as clerk in Colling Bros store
Bertha Porter of Haigler Neb is here
visiting at the Fred Strockey home
Roy Mann has completed his new
house and is moving into it this week
Edith Allen is visiting her sister Mrs
Calhoun in Cambridge this week
Mrs Lute Lee returned home from Mc
Cook Tuesday morning after a short visit
with friends
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Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud
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no matter of how long standing in 6toli
days First application gives ease and
rest 50c If your druggist hasnt it
send 50c in stamps and it will be for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co
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WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us Strong
and Healthy
All the blond in tlm hnrlv nnueou
through the kidneys onco every three
minutes The kidnevs filter the blood
They work night and day When healthy
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matter daily when unhealthy homo part
of this impure matter is left in the
blood Tii in brinus mi inanv riipimrtK
and symptoms pain in the back head-
acne nervousness not dry hlun rheu
matisin trout lmmvcI lisorriWq of tlin
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eyesight and hearing dizziness irregular
nearc oeoimy dropsy do
posits in the urine etc Uut if you keep
the filters risiht ou will have no trouble
with your kidneys
Mrs Nellie May of 303 Pennsylvania
ave Joplin Mo iyh 1 know from
my own experence that Doatis Kidney
Pills are a reliable kidne remedy 1
was bothered for six or eight weeks with
a constant dull heav achinir in the small
of my back 1 was tired all the lime
lacked ambition and in the morning al
ways felt worse ilavimr reason to be
lieve these S3 mptoms wt ro caused from
the kidneys I got a box of Doatis Kid
ney fins rney pmveti to he the very
remedy T rpouired and unrii r tlin
ment the backache languor and other
symptoms disappeared
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BANKSVILLE
Great snow Saturday
Four carpeii ers are working on Aug
Weschs now barn this week
The Wesch boys are preparing for a
dance in near future
Abram Peters got in tvventv acres of
spring wheat juat before the snow
II S Kennedy of Cedr Bluffs Kan
sas looked after slate lino bridge
work south of Bank ville Friday
Jacob Wesch and son have built a
new hog pasture
RED WILLOW
Hazl Ballair is staying with Mrs
Longnecker this week
William Randel has had a serious
tussle with the grippe and has come out
worsted
Mr Masters is building quite a large
house on his place on the creek
E A Sexson has been suffering with
cold and sore throat
Louis Longnecker and family and
Hazel Ballair visited at Win Handels
on Sunday
Otto Randel has a very intelligent
horse He rides it to school at McCook
turns it loose and it goes home
DANBURY
Neta Stilgehouer Oscar Millers baby
Mrs Loton and Rose Smith are among
the sick
Mr and Mrs F L Hall returned from
Chadron last Friday and the same
evening were given a hearty welcome by
the people of Danbury
Mr and Mrs Isaac Nutt were given a
reception at Martin Nutts home Tues
day evening
Rev and Mrs Hnll wore given a recep
tion at Sherman Chapel Tuesday evening-
Clifford Naden and W J Stilgebouer
are both improving at this writing
Fine snows Saturday and Wednesday
Ladies read this catalogue of charms
Bright eyes glowing cheeks red lips a
smooth skin without a blemish in short
perfect health For sale with every
package Hollisters Rocky Mountain tea
35 cents A McMillen
ORDINANCE NO 13a
An ordinance to create a board of lioalth
define its powers and duties establish a
quarantine hospital and pest house employ a
physician prevent the spread of contaeous
diseaso in the city of McCook and provide
penalties for the violation hereof and to repeal
ordinance No 57 passed and approved August
14 1894 on the same subject
Be it ordained by the mayor and city council of
McCook Nebraska
Sec 1 The board of health of the city of
McCook shall consist of the major who shall
be chairman the city phjsician who shall be
secretary the chief of police who shall be
health officer and the president of the city
council
A majority of said board shall constitute a
quorum to enact ordinances for the enforce
ment of all rules regulations and orders of said
b ard and provide lines and punishment- for a
violation thereof
Said board of health shall have power to
make all needful rules and regulation relating
to matters of health and sanitation of said city
including the removal of dead animals the
sanitary condition of the streets and alleys and
vacant grounds of stock yards cattle and hog
pens wells cisterns privejs water closets
cess pools stables and all buildings and places
not specified where filth nuisances or offensive
matter is kept or is liable to or does accumu
late
To regulate suppress and prevent the occur
ance of nuisances and enforce all laws of the
state and ordinances of the city relating to the
same as to the matter of health and sanitation
of the city
Said board shall also have control of all con
tagious and infectious diseases and the care
and treatment regulation and pretention there
of of hospitals dispensaries and places of
treatment of the sick and of matters relating to
the same under such restrictions and provisions
as may be provided bj ordinances of said city
Sec 2 Tho major with the consent of the
city council shall appoint a citj phjsician who
shall be a resident practicing pbjsician He
shall hold said office during tho pleasure of the
mayor who appointed him
In case of the office shall be filled by
the major in the manner aforesaid
Ho shall recehe as compensation for his
services the sum of 2 for each visit necessarily
made in and about the treatment tf any pati nts
that may be necessary co be treated for auy
contageous diseaso aforesaid and as secretarj
of said board of health he shall keep a record of
all its transactions which he shall record in a
book and do whatever other duty that way be
to perform by order of said board
The chief of police shall be the health officer
who shall executo all orders of the board of
health with authority to arrest and confine any
person or persons who violates any of the
ordinances rules and regulations of the board
and perform such other duties as may be requir
ed ot him bj said board
Sec 3 Tho major shall call a meeting of
said board whenever iu his opinion the public
safety requires to prevent the spread of infec
tious contageous and dangerous diseases and
to take action that may be necessary for the
health and sanitation of the citj and the
pjwers and duties herein enumerated shall
extend within a limit of lira miles of the city
of McCook and authority to enforce those
-provisions shall be co extensive therewith
Sec 4 Any person who shall violate any of
the provislous of this ordinance or the ordi
nances rules and regulations of the board of
health shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be fined in auy
sum not exceeding fifty dollars 5000 and
shall be committed until such fine and costs of
prosecution are paid
That ordinance so 57 of the city of McCook
passed and approved August 14 11 be and
tho sama is hereby repealed
Sec 3 This ordinance shall take effect and
bo in force from and after its passage approval
and publication
seal
Attest W A Middleton H P Waite
City Clerk Mayor
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