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DANBURY
The E J Ludwig place south of Dan
tSury has been bought bv R Sanders
S R Messner arrived home Monday
Sroui Kansas City where he accompan
ikk a shipment of hogs
Jacob Korfs an old settler and an old
asldicr died on December 21
J L Newman was a Lebanon business
nsitor Tuesday
Jacob Clouse wrenched his neck and
ahoulder recently while wrestling and
is making a business just now of Keep
aag pretty quiet
Will Yates and wife went down to
3endley Tuesday evening
Madeline McDonald arrived home last
3sturday to spend the holiday vacation
with the folks at home
Patrons of the rural routes are re
quested to have their money boxes in
place handy for the carriers to get the
oin out
C V Dow and son of Indianola
sere here en business Monday
Mrs Alfred Ashton of Cedar Bluffs
came down to town Wednesday last to
spend their Christmas with the home
folks
Mrs Mark Lumb of Des Moines ar
rived here Thursday for a visit of in
definite length
Prof Morris failed to make his regu
lar visit here this week
Mr and Mrs P M Spease departed
last Saturday night for Crawford and
Crete to spend the holidays
This kind of weather keep3 the black
smiths busy horse shoeing
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Young left on
Saturday night last for North Platte
This is Worth Remembering
Whenever you have a cough or cold
lust remember that Foleys Honey and
Tar will cure it Remember the name
Foleys Honey and Tar and refuse sub
stitutes A McMillen
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PIAR1UN
Mr V II Eifeit and cliihlrsii spent
Xmiw with her mother Alra Wilbi r
north of Danbury
S B Gockley and family ai rived here
Saturday from West Pltin Mo after
visiting his parents Mr and Mrn L I
Gockley He will move on a farm south
of McCook
The shooting match last week was
not very well attended on account of the
stormy weather
J E Dodge and wife spnt Christmas
with Mrs Dodges parents Mr and Mrs
N J Johnson at McCook
Myrtle Siner came home Thursday
for her holiday vacation
Mrs Sutton and baby spent Christ
mas with relatives south of town
Ernest Schweitzenberger has resigned
his position on the ranch and moved en
a farm north of town
Miss Nellie Smith of McCcok is spend
ing the holidays with her parents Jesse
Smith and wife north of Danbury
Mrs A C Furman and children of
Fort Collins Colo visited relatives in
town last week
Mrs B F Darnell is entertaining her
parents from down the line over the
holidays
The school children are enjoying a
two weeks vacation the teachers spend
ing their vacation out of town
W F DaMay spent Christmas with
friends at McCook
G R Redfern of Fairview is doing
the clerk act for F M McFadden
We understand the lumber yrl has
changed hands E G Caine Co of
Indianola being the purchasers to take
possession the 15th of January
County Attorney Sidney Dodge of Mc
Cook was in town the latter end of last
week
Claude Fowler Ira Kennedy and
John Hammell from near McCook mar
keted wheat here last Friday
Mr b E Gulasha and children visited
her sister Mrs Dimmitt south of town
a few days the first of the week
Lowell Sims of Danbury came up
Saturday for a few weeks visit with his
grandparents R S Sanders and wife
Can Save You Money
We can save you some money and a
little time if you will order your news
papers and magazines through us for
the coming year Bring in your lists
and let us quote you figures Just a
few weeks to New Year Do it now
FARM LOANS
Whittaker Gray room 3 Masonic
temple McCook Nebraska 25 tf
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THE DARK OF THE MOON
A Result That Is Produced by the Light
From the Earth
Many people have wondered why the
part of the moon that receives no sun
light is often visible to us the term
being the old moon in the young
moons arms The dark part is easily
n as a copper colored filobe repos
ing in the bright crescent This that
we see is nothing more or less than
th earth shine on the moon We np
juir the same way to the moon when
wo are in that phase and our dark
part is where the moonshine appears
and the bright part of the sunshine
The reason the copper color appears
is because light has to traverse the
atmosphere of the earth three times
ence on coming from the sun to the I
exrlh once when reflected to the j
noon and again on being reflect rd
back to us Our atmosphere possesses
tl peculiar property of absorbing the
hle rays of this white light and al
lowing only the red and orange to go
through thus causing the appearance
of copper color by the triple absorp
tion
An edd thing connected with this
jAenomenon though having nothing
to do with it is this That part of the
laoon which appears dark to us is the
parne part of the earth that appears
light to the moon at any specified time
and that part of the moon which ap
pears bright to us corresponds to the
portion of the earth appearing dark to
the moon
Of course it is well known that the
noon gives out no light whatever
itself the moonshine being merely the
light of the sun on the moon reflected
to us The same applies with the
earth in its shine on the moon save
that we do give out glows no doubt
around great cities at night on ac
count of the enormous number of
lights One thing however in which
moonshine excels the earth shine is its
constant character Where the earth
possesses varying clouds the old moon
never has any at all St Louis Re
public
A PUNJAB CIRCUS
Program In Punch and Jab English
as Good as the Show
The sun never sets on the English
language This overdose of sunshine
sometimes warps it out of shape In
the Malays it becomes pigeon in
the south seas it is either sandal
wood or beche de mer and among
the erudite along the water front at Yo
kohama it is banzai Ilere is a sam
ple of a brand sometimes called
punch and jab English It was cap
tured alive by a Calcutta exchange ed
itor armed with his scissors in the jun
gle of advertising literature that threw
its shadow ahead of a native Punjab
circus
PROGRAMME
Under patronage of Royal Duke of
Knaught K C B c
wferta6P9l
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has actually been changed
and cultivated by Uneeda
Biscuit
No longer are people
satisfied with crackers
taken from the grocers
box or barrel exposed to
dust moisture handling
They have learned that
the only crackers that are
crisp tender always fresh
and really good are those
protected by a moisture
proof package These
are the kind they get
as If just from the oven
when they ask for
m
cuat
- - nia i - us i3 mc very Derter
therefore he comes to see that
The performance preparation will com
mence at S m sharp
PART I
1 Some horse will make very good
tricks
1 The Ulown will come and talk with
that horse therefore audience will lauyh
itself very much
3 The lad will walk on horses back
and hoise is jumping very much also
1 The Klown will make a joKinfj words
and lady will become 10 anqry therefore
klown will inn hiiMelt away
5 One boy will tall a ball from top side
then he can catch that ball nerore that
ball can fall
6 Tin is the very better jumping trick
Refreshments 10 minutes
PART II
1 One nin will make so tricks of
trapeze Audience will fraid hims2lf very
much
2 Dogs will jump and roll in the mud
3 One lady will make himself so bend
then everybody he will think that he is
the rubber lady
4 This is the very grand display
5 This is the very better Gimnastics
6 One man will walk on wire tight ha
is doing very nicely because he is a pro
tessor of that
Refreshments 10 minutes
PART III
Then will come the very good Dramatic
NOTICE
No sticks will be allowed in the spec
tator and he shall not smoke also
Charges for Entrance
1st class Rs 2
2nd class Hs 1
3rd class annas
There is no any 4th class
New York Tribune
Lost Temper
Lost temper does great harm said
a politician I once knew a man who
held thirteen trumps at whist and on
ucuuuul ui ui jjuilijui s ii nijiur Ut lOOK
only one trick with that ideal hand
Impossible sneered a reporter who
conducted a weekly bridge column
Impossible Not at all was the
politicians reply You see as soon as
this man trumped his partners ace on
the tirst play his partner in a rage
jumped up and kicked him out of the
room
Accounting For Patrick Henry
It is related that Chief Justice
Salmon P Chase on stopping at the
birthplace of Patrick Ileury in Vir
ginia exclaimed What an atmos
phere What a view What glorious
I mountains No wonder that Patrick
Henry grew here Whereupon an
honest native dryly remarked that the
atmosphere the view aud the moun
tains had been there for ages but
that only one Patrick Henry had been
produced Macon Telegraph
Pretty Blunt
Elderly Lady Doctor I am troubled
with a hallucination that I am being
followed by a man What sort of cure
would you suggest Honest Physician
A mirror Cleveland Leader
If we cannot live so as to be happy
we can at least live so as to deserve it
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the McCook W C T
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Lincolns Condition
As the year draws on the situation at
the capital city crystaliz is upon the new
no license policy and so far all is grati
fying to the prohibitionists The cam
paign list spring was wa ed upon three
propositions by the salcon sympathizers
Fir t that it would increae taxes since
the 50000 heretofore received from the
saloons must be rnisad by additional
taxation second that it would injure
business and third that crime aud
drunkenness nould not be decreased
The first proposition has proven un
true since the added taxation has been
nominal and offers no substantial basis
for argument As to the injury to busi
ness that too has been a
as the wholesale business of
tail dealers quote an increase of 50 per
cent The only adverse condition so far
known has been with the wholesale cigar
dealers who numbered saloonkeepers as
their patrons Restaurants also claim a
decrease in profits not attributable to
pronibition but to the greatly increased
price of foods The hotel business also
claims a decrease but local conditions
enter here largely The tecond hand
stores on the other band report a loss
of business and one man frankly states
that the working men now do not spend
half their earnings for booze so they
are able to buy new goods Rentals are
not decreased as was prophesied in
spite of the fact that twenty five former
saloon buildings were thrown upon the
market Higher rent is alwajs demand
ed for a saloon since many landlords are
not willing to rent property for that pur
pose and further under the law the
property itself is answerable for dam
ages sustained by reason of tho salcon
being conducted illegally
Building permits for five months in
1909 were 8816426 and for a correspond
ing period in 1903 SoG6735 At the
present time there are in course of erec
tion enough business buildings whose
frontage would cover half a mile solidly
Bank deposits exclusive of government
deposits have increased nearly 700000
Postoffice receipts a good index of the
life of a city have increased for the five
months from 11222075 in 1903 to 5120
59393 in 1909 So much for business
Now for the third proposition or lack
of decrease in crime From thirty eight
policemen the city has reduced to fif
teen and of the 3G1 arrests for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct in 1909
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CITI IRUIICH NROlLNCEMBN l
CONGKKJATIMNAI Pre iclilr Jit 11
unit H oVI it Sunrt tii i t 10 a
in Chrt LiUi K cIhiv m 7 clock
J Pmjer iiieetinir Weiliifflv evening
at fht nVnik 1 - is oorr
iliill inviini Uh ho n n tin
Ki v li 1 viK Pastor
riincsnu lfMchiti - at St
I litjn church at 11 t in uu 730p
I in rtuuday rtcnool at 10 a in Com-
miii ion l t Sundays 1L a m 3rd Sun-
djs745a in each month All are
v iiUif to lliMsf servient
E R Kaklk Rector
Cvniouc Order of nrvices Mass
3U am Mass and sniioii 103 j am
e ervice at o oclock ouuday
J3U p in Kvory wiidrtj
Wm 1 Kiuwin O M I
MiCTHouisT nuntuij school citlOaui
by iisht at 11 and 8 Class
t 12 Junior L aue at 3 Epworth
67 Prayer meeting Wed
bUm nignt at 715
Hkyant Howk Pastor
EVArGKLICAL LUTHKKAN Keg U 1 a T
oti ni n preaching services in church
coner ol E and Gth street ef every
momma at 1030 Ail Germans
Mrdiwily ivitd
KkvWji Bkchggeman
007 5MJ rit Kast
Ohkitia Suiknck 219 Main Ave
ii orv ice 1 Sunday at 11 a m and
U tiiiciiliy ac S p m Reaning Room
jpen all tht tune Science literature
on -me fcunji ct lor next ftunaay
tjhristiaii fcuiHiioe
Evangelical Lutheiian Conckkoa
rtoNAL Sunday School at 030 a ru
Preaching at 1030 a in atd 730 p m
by pastor Junior C E at 130 p m
Senior C E at 700 p tn Prayer
meetings every Wi clnpsOHi and Satur
day evenings at i30 All Germans
cordially invited to these services
Rev Guotav Hknkeumann
505 3rd
Hexamethyteneteiramine
The above is the name of a German
chemical which is one of the many
valuable ingredients of Foleys Kidney
Remedy Ilexainothylenetetramine is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvit1 and
antiseptic for the urine Tako Foleys
Kidney Remedy as son as you notice
I any irregulmities and avoid a tin no us
intlacy A McMiilen
Our LongniontjCoIorado cannod veg
etables are now in This years crop of
peas beans and tomatoes at Hubers
McConuells Balsam cures coughs
as compared with 373 in 19G8 fully 75
per cent of the HGl were taken direct
from fho Ilavelock cars and arr due to
the saloon conditions in Ilavelock which
by the way is wet by a majority of
seven votes and will not in the event of
Lincoln dry next spring repeat the ex
periment
These are but a part of the facts that
have been gathered regarding the Lin
coln situation They could be multi
plied by the hundred in testimony and
by statistics
ANSWERS EVERY CALL
McCook People Have Found That This is
True
A cold a strain a sudden wrench
A little cause may hurt the kidneys
Spells of backache often follow
Or some irregularity of the urile
A certain remedy for such attacks
A medicine that answers every call
Is Doans Kidney Pills a truo specific
Mrs B F Marshall living in the
coin has increased materially in tho past western pare of Arapahoe Neb says
half year of prohibition and many re
While lifting some years ago I strained
myself and after that began to have
trouble with my kidneys If I worked
a little harder than usual or caught the
slightest cold I was sure to sulfer more
severely and at times would be forced
to remain in bed for a couple of days
My back was very sore and when I
straightened after stooping sharp pains
wou 1 dart through me I also had
frpquent hpadaches and dizzy sjiells and
the kidney annoyed me some
what by their irregular action Not un
til I tiaed Doacs Kidney Pills was I able
to get relief They went directly to the
root of my trouble and before long I was
in good health
Pl6iity more proof like this from Mc
Cook people Call at McConnells drug
store and ask what customers report
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo
New York solo agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doans
take no other
and
McMillens Cough Cure is effective
and pleasant
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