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Would You Like a
Base Burner
that you can remove all the niokle from without a wrench or
screw driver and move il in and out of your house alone
Then gel a RIVERSIDE
Phone 31
or a
Heater
that willl save ONE THIRD OF YOUR
FUEL BILL like the COLES MOT
BLAST will do
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MAIN LINE EAST DEPART
No fi Central Time 1140 r m
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12arr015pm 701 A M
U 912 pm
10 600 PM
MAIN dine west depaut
No 1 Mountain Time 1220 p M
3 1142 P M
5 arr8 50 pm 930 am
13 905 AM
15 12i0 A M
9nrr750am 700 AM
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 420 p M
No 175 departs 720 A M
Sleeping dininR and reclininp chair cars
seats free on through trains Tickets sold
and OHRgace checked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information timetables maps and tick
ets call on or write D F Hostetter Agent
McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General
Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RED WILLOW
Paul Smith returned to lagier uoio
rado after a weeks visit to the two
families of homefolks
The Christmas treeit the echoolhouse
was a success The little folks did their
part well and the neighbors enjoyed a
social evening
Mrs J E Wilson returned to her
home in Bethany on Tuesday evening
having spent so much of the winter
with her mother
Mr and Mrs F C Smith partook of n
quiet family Christmas dinner at John
Liongneckers
Owens Longnecker and family took
Christmas dinner at Mr Calvins in In
dianola
Mrs Waddell who was ill from a fall
is much better
BOX ELDER
Mr and Mrs S C King spent Christ
mas with their daughter Mrs J A
Modrell
Miss Elsie Roberts is visiting rela
tives near Culbertson this week
A W Campbell is visiting his son J
L Campbell at Osborn
Everyone present enjoyed the program
and treat at the Cbristrras entertain
ment and tree last Friday night
Robert Larrington and family of
Haigler are spending the holidays with
relatives and friends in this community
Mrs James Beebe and children of
Lodge Poleare visiting her parents Mr
and Mrs George Younger
Mrs M Loomis of Pearl Wyoming
is here visiting her parents Mr and
Mrs Wm Doyle
RevTyler and family and George Har
rison and family ate turkey with Mr
and Mrs George Younger Christmas
Frank Wilson and Guy Doyle drove
through from Laird Colorado to spend
the holidays with the home folks
BARTLEY
Mr and Mrs John Wolf are in Texas
visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs H L Burton of Wau
neta are spending the holidays in Bart
ley with friends and relatives
Sam Peterson of Kenesaw visited here
last week selling a get-rich-quick de
vice
A H Barrows who so mysteriously
disappeared several months ago from
his family returned this week after a
tour he reports in Scotland and Canada
Mr and Mrs Rae Hindman are over
from the Beaver Valley They ate their
Christmas dinner with Mrs Hindmans
parents A Y Astell and family
fulfil
KAT2KS33m
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Ten Percent Off
on all Base Burners and Heaters now It will save you
money and pay you to buy
We also have some SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS on Ranges
and Cook Stoves Come in and look them over
McCook Hdw Co
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SUliLlUtC Mil Lho in iu lliiu LL6
voiiog pooplH are 01 j ing it these iiiu
hiuo evenings
Mr nnd Mrs Ira Ritchie and childre
wore over Christmas visitors at Fai
mry with Mr Ritchies sister
Saversil pirtie wc re down from I
iianolii Christmas diiy
Mrs H L Brown and tho childr
vi tited nt tiiH Bernard Miller home l
tween trains Christmas day
Mrs Benson and Fannie visited rela
tives in McCook Christmas day
Cliff Cox nnd wire were up from Mas
cot over Sunday with relatives
Mrs Arthur Steven of South Da
kota and her children are here visiting
oer parentp tho Fletchers
A ister of Mrs Ketler i here visit
ing during the holidays
MissEnlow of Cambridge is visiting
her sifter Mrs II J Arbogast
Frank Carnahan of Manila la is
here visitinjr his parents Mr and MrF
Jan Carnahan
Mr and Mrs Alinick spent Christmas
in Indianola with her sister and hus
band ivlr and Mrs R L Duckworth
Two ladies from Crete spent the holi
days with their friends hero Mr and
Mrs Malmsbury
Misses Shirley Durbin and Hazel
Cochran went to Beaver City Sunday
evening for a visit with tho Ira Sheets
family
The Christmas exercises at the opera
house and Christian church were well
attended Christmas eve A fine treat
of nuts and candy for all and presents
for most every one were distributed
from two trees at the opera house and a
fireplace representation at the church
Mrs Oscar Lohr of Moorefield is here
during tho holidays visiting her parents
and family the Untiedts
The first autos on the streets for two
weeks made their appearance Sunday
Mr and Mrs R C Fidler are in
Haigler this week visiting their daugh
ter and husband Dr and Mrs Fred
Premer
Miss Ruby Robison is clerking at Far
mers store
Mr and Mrs R R Hodgkin and the
boys ate dinner with Grandpa and Grand
ma Hodgkin Christmas
Parties registered Sunday night at the
Citizens hotel as Charles Francis and
wife of Denver Colorado They came
in late and their true characters were
not discovered until Monday morning
when some of the boys got next and had
Mr and Mrs Francis pulled by Consta
ble Higgius taken before E J DeAr
mond and lined 1500 and costs it be
ing found they were not married Sure
ly the way of the transgressor is hard
Clearing1 Ladles Coats
Beginning on Monday January 3rd
we make the following reductions on
ladies long coats We have assorted
the stock into five lots as follows All
86 and 650 cnats in one lot at S3 50 all
750 8 and 375 in one lot at 450 all
1000 coats at 550 all 1250 coats at
650 all 1350 and 15 coats in one lot
at 750 This should cause any to buj
whose coats would need replacing next
fall The above sacrificing figures will
quickly sell every remaining garment
You are invited to participate Mark
the date The Thompson D G Co
Utmost value
McMillens Cough Cure is effective
and pleasant
UfyiTEDSTATESMDNEY
There Are Ten Kinss on Uncle
Sams Official List
ALL ARE NOT LEGAL TENDER
Seme o the Moct Imposing of the Pa
per Curroncy May C2 Lawfully R
fusid When Ciforcd In Payment o
an Obligation of Any Kind
OiHVinlly there ire Just ten kinds o
money in c rculuiin in 1 la Lniteo
Slides Could yiut mime them nil off
IiaiidV Do you know whirli of those
beside gold eoin are legal tender and
in wiiat aimniiuV It may be that all
money looks alike to you but theres
i diilerem e and below is the list
Cold eoins standard silver dollars
mi livid in ry silver gold eerlilic tles sil
ver eeriilieates treasury notes lbJKh
United Slates notes greeiihaeksi na
tlonal bank notes nickel coins and
bronze eoins
Looking upon this formic hie classi
licatioti of United States money a
made by the treasury department it
becomes more formidable when it is
considered from the highly teehnieai
point of view as a legal tender Some
of the most imposing of the paper cur
rency is not a legal tender at all while
us to the minor coins they are legal
tender in such small amounts as to
startle the average layman It may be
well to recall to this layman thai the
term legal tender owes its signili
cance to the fact that in payment of
debt or obligation of any kind it can
he forced upon the creditor in full ol
all demands
Gold certificates silver certificates
and national bank notes of which
such enormous numbers circulate
everywhere are not legal tender If
you have plenty of money and if you
have forced Jones to sue you In order
to get judgment Jones can turn down
every one of these bills tendered in
payment and force yon to dig up some
thing better
Should Jones do such a thing you
might conceive the idea of fixing him
by unloading a whole lot of silver coins
upon him But you want to know
what youre doing there too for Hell
take only 10 worth of halves quarters
and dimes while of uickels and cop
per cents only 23 cents value is legal
tender
But as to the standard silver dollar
theres no limit upon your shoveling
them out to Jones This old dollar
of our dads still is the real thing in
all business transactions unless some
clause in a contract has provided oth
erwise Jones may refuse the silver
certificate but when you dig up the
metal dollar they go unquestioned at
their face value And 1000 of them
weigh HSJi pounds
Treasury notes of the act of lSDOare
legal tender to their face value in pay
ment of all debts public and private
unless expressly stipulated in the con
tract
Strictly speaking the Dnited States
uotes or greenbacks are legal tender
with the exception of duties on im
ports and interest on the public debt
Practically however since the resump
tion of specie payment in 1871 green
hacks have been received freely and
without question by the government
though the law respecting them hasnt
been changed
While the gold and silver certificates
are not legal tender as between indi
viduals both issues are receivable for
all government dues of whatever kind
in this respect legally more acceptable
than is the greenback
National bank notes while not legal
tender and not receivable for duties on
imports still may be paid by the gov
ernment for salaries and all debts of
the government except interest dues
and in redemption of national currency
Py especial enactment no foreign
coin of any kind or denomination shall
be a legal tender in the Dnited States
so that if some time the street car con
ductor does balk at the chance Cana
dian dime fished from your pocket
keep cool and dig for somethiug that
is United States Its your move Chi
cago Tribune
Fun For the Boy
So you tried to convince your son
that he was not too old to be subjected
to corporal discipline
Thats what I did answered Farm
er Corntossel I gave him a good
old fashioned dressin down in the
woodshed jes the same as if he had
been ten years younger
What did he do
He jes laughed an said it remind
ed him of the good times he had when
he was hein initiated in his college
fraternity Washington Star
Where Courtesy Prevails
The South Americans are very po
lite said the man who travels
Naturally answered Miss Cay
euue In some of those republics it
is not safe to slight the humblest citi
zen There is no telling what moment
he may become president Washing
ton Star
Marriage
Marriage may be compared to a
tram car said a confirmed bachelor
Why asked his fair partner
Because some people are just as
anxious to get out of it as others are
to enter Loudon Telegraph
Foresight
Little Willie Say pa what is fore
sight Pa Foresight my sou Is the
faculty of being around when there is
a melon to be cut Chicago News
Circumstances are not in our power
virtues are Farrar
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
The Many and Varied Duties They
Have to Peitorm
As a roiidtiiior lie will probably be
jjln in I lie Ireiuht service Ills nihiius
will lie a irtvilitiu otlii e and umie
ilia 11 thai ilv ill mrry ail the gossip
lie division i and down the line II
may be a hoiiiHv little iar bin it h
just as sure to be a luimelMie plate
From lis elevated outlook lie may nun
iiainl a good view if tlie train awav
hend lo I lie Iliuuie and lie will be
tipposfd to know all Hi while 1 lit
Ii brakeiuen ate altetnliiig h tln ii
iliiiics that the train ts in good orbi
pariii ularly thai there are 110 mm
boxes siuoUliig away ami in imminent
danger ot -filing lire to I he train ami
lie valilible loinenis There is a ilea
u liooliiiii pillU t lie aerollpillil in
Mai traveling nlllV The i immIih Jor
will receive ihe waybills ol Hie i rs
if Mis train ami their eoiteiiis ami re
is Mehl fopoiisible lot their sale
liveries 10 their destination or the June
lion points where ihey are to be il
liiereii in other lin s
When he mines lo the passenger
service there will be still more book
keeping lo contron him anil uii
have to be a man of good meital at
tainments lo handle all the manv
many varieties of local and throiisrti
tickets mileage bonks passes and nth
er forms of transportation
that eome 10 him to detect the goo i
from the had to throw out the mim
terfeils that are constantly beingitler
ed to him lie will have 10 carry quite
a money account for cash affairs mnl
he knows the mistakes will have 10 be
paid for out ot his own pocket
All that is only a phase of his busi
ness lie is responsible for the care
and safe conduct of his train eqiialiv
responsible in the last respect with ill
engineer lie also receives and signs
for the train orders and he is required
to keep in mind every detail of the
trains progress over the line He will
have his own assortment of questions
to answer at every stage of Ihe jour
ney and he will be expected to main
tain the discipline of the railroad upon
its trains That may mean in the one
instance the ejectment of a passenger
who refuses to pay his fare and siili
he must not involve the road in any
big damage suit or in another the sub
jugation of some gang of drunken loaf
ers The real wonder of it is that so
many conductors come as near as they
do to the Chesterlieldian standards
Edward nuugerford in Outing Maga
zine
Waiting For the Children
An old woman hobbled up to the con
ductor of the train and said excitedly
Vondt you to pleece holdt on yet
Meester Uonduekitor vile my two
grandtkinder conies by the drain 1
runs off midouit dem undt dey is goin
ing so vast dey can yes
The conductor looked impatiently ai
his watch then at the womans pa
thetic face Then he consented to
wait a little as the train was on time
Five minutes later two blue eyed
chubby cheeked children came on the
run rushed up to their grandmother
kissed her helped her on the train
with her birdcage and basket and then
hurried away
What the conductor thought is none
of a refined persons business Chica
go News
Selling Baked Potatoes
The baked potato merchant is a com
paratively modern institution in the
London streets the first potato can
having made its appearance according
to Henry May hew about the year
1S J0 Fifteen years later when May
hew published his London Labor and
the London Poor he estimated that
there were 200 hot potato venders in
London each selling on an average rDO
halfpenny potatoes a day In cold
weather adds Mayhew the potatoes
frequently are bought to warm the
hands Indeed an eminent divine
classed them in a public speech anion
the best of modern improvements as
forming an excellent medium for dif
fusing warmlh into the system by be
ing held in the gloved hand London
Chronicle
Giving Him Her Trade
There was a new clerk at the corner
drug store
Will you please let me have a
stamp smiled the woman
The clerk laid one on the counter
and took the money
I wish said she that you would
weigh this letter Maybe it takes more
than 2 cents He weighed it
Only 2 cents madam he said
Then taking the stamp up fom the
counter where she had left ir lying
he added politely Allow me to put it
on for yon and he did
You are so nice said she that Im
going to becin lo uv my postcards
here too New York Press
The Flying Idea
The first man who got the theory of
Hip flying mai iiiiie right was no ess
person than the painter Leonardo da
Vinci He pictured it as heavier tiu
air provided with wings 1 uplifted
in spile of its weight by the rapid
revolutions of a propeller Ieoniii
had an idea that the propeller miglii
he turned by clockwork or by settin
n number of laboring men to turn
handle but in that respect he was mis
taken Pall Mali Cazette
Logical
A disease should be attacked at its
source
Then if a mans disease is heredi
tary I suppose youd doctor his fatln
for it eh Exchange
As the births of living creatures at
first are ill shapen so are all innova
tions which are the births of time
Bacon
manimniir urine nrmtimnwwmBtaMUiM
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A FEW PERSONAL TOUCHES
C W Dewey local manager oJ tbo
Omaha Alfalfa Milling Co reports bus
iness lively especially on the Beaver
E E High was over from tho Beaver
country Monday on soma business
matters
Warren Hansen was down from Den
ver during part of the Christznastide
visiting the parents
President Barnett of the Harnett
Lumber Co is out on bis annua in
voicing trip
Ralph Bosworth of Druse wa9 a guest
of his sister Mrs R J Gunn du7Jng a
portion tf the holidays
Mr and Mrs J G Schobel and Mar
jorie were visiters in Minden Sunday
of her parents Postmaster and Mis L
M Copelaud
Mrs LottieClyde was called down to
Lincoln Wednesday of last week to the
funeral of her sister who visited her in
our city last summer The sister left a
husband and little daughter Mrs Clyde
returned home end of the week
EIBB7
John Sanders of Stockville has been
down to tho city part of tho week on
business
J F Messinger and C G Willi elm
were in town from the southwest part ot
the county Moaday They report the
roads as affording hard traveling
C C Browne is down from Denvnr to
be with the homefolks until over New
Year
J W Spencer is now improving from
an attack of pneumonia which has
been giving him a severe tusslo for the
past week or two
Hexamethylenetetramine
The above is tho name of a German
chemical which is one of the many
valuablo ingredients of Foley- Kidney
Remedy Hexamethylenetetramino is
recognized by medical text hooks and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine Tako Foleys
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities and avoid a f rious
malady A McMillan
McConuelld Balsam cures coughs
Temple Theatre
Saturday January 1
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MR GEO D SWEET presents the four act
sensational comedy drama
A Messenger Boy59
Carrying his own band and orchestra and sup
porting THE TALENTED COMEDIENNE
Miss Beatrice Terry
in the stellar role of Roxy the WaiL
Complete Scenic Equipment
Capable Company of Actors
Introducing High Class Specialties
20 People Band Orchestra
Watch the Streets
Prices
eBom
Parade at 3 oclock
25c 35c and 50c
