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er in Nebraska has a well and a
windmill and tank for these are con
veniences he has to have to conduct
the operations of his farm He should
divide his water tank into two spac
es oue large and one small having
the cold water from the well run
ning into the small space at the bot
tom cverflowing at the top into the
larger space then the cream would
always be about the same tempera
ture as the water
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skim his cream thick for the follow
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Receiving Station Operators-
Reports received at the office of
the Dairy Commissioner from dairy
inspectors as to quality of cream
inspected at various receiving sta
tions and at the dumps of the sev
eral creameries inspected lead us to
the opinion that a great improve
ment might be obtained in the qual
ity of cream in the fall and winter
months if the following suggestions
were followed
First Under no circumstances
should cream be put in cellars on ac
count of its susceptibility to odors
The ordinary cellars contain pota
toes onions and other vegetables and
the cellar is more or less damp and
mouldy The cream will not only
take on the odors of the vegetables
but it will take on the mould from
the earth of the cellar
Second Cream should not be kept
in an occupied rcom in the house for
cream and I believe every cream pro
ducer fully understands the impor
tance of this fact
An effort should be made to keep
sweet and sour cream separated
When two batches of cream are put
together they should be thoroughly
stirred which will do away with all
lumpiness in the cream
Fifth The tank should be protect
ed in the winter by a cheap protec
tion that will keep the water from
freezing and the cream will get no
colder than the water
Sixth Care should be taken by
the patron to keep his cream from
becoming frozen before he delivers
it to the station for frozen cream
is very hard to sample for testing
and the patron has very little ground
for complaint when his test is tnn
Cream should be delivered to the
station at least twice a week in cold
the same reason towit its
weather and in warm weather no less
bihty to odors for m the house there than three times a week
are cooKing oaors ana outer oaors j
which are sure to be absorbed by
A receiving station operator should
always keep his person his station
and his utensils in a cleanly and san
itary condition
He should remove all cream cans
from depots promptly take off the
lids invert them on racks in pure
air and rinse out each can with cold
water before putting cream in them
He should thoroughly examine each
delivery of cream in the presence of
the patron when delivered He should
be able to intelligently advise the pa
tron as to what is wrong with his
cream if it is not good and tell him
how to remedy it
He should thoroughly clean the pa
trons can before it leaves the sta
tion
He should keep poor cream that he
may get separate from the good
cream
He should not put the lids on the
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He should ship cream on the first
train after it is received
He should keep himself informed
as to the number of times per week
his patrons deliver cream
He should be thoroughly familiar
with the law concerning the handling
of cream and especially that part of
the law known as Section 18 of the
Pure Food Law of Nebraska
If these suggestions are followed
by the cream patron and operator I
am sure they will improve the quality
of the cream received by the cream
eries and the cream producer will
receive an increased price for his pro
duct
S L MAINS
Deputy Commissioner
The Man Ahead
In newspapers we pick up we find
a lot of gush about the man behind
the counter and the man behind the
gun the man behind the buzz saw
and the man behind the son the man
behind the times and the man be
hind his rents the man behind the
plowshares and the man behind the
fence the man behind the whistle
and the man behind the cars the
man behind the kodak and the man
behind the bars the man behind his
whiskers and the man behind his
fists and everything behind has en
tered on the list But theyve skip
ped another fellow of whom nothing
has been said the fellow who is ev
en or a little way ahead who pays
for what he gets whose bills are al
ways signed hes a blamed sight
more important than the man who is
behind All the editors and mer
chants and the whole commercial
clan are indebted for existence to
this honest fellow man He keeps
us all in business and his town is
never dead and so we take our hats
off to the man who is a head
Independent
Take Care
Remember that when your kidneys
are affected your life is in danger
M Mayer Rochester N Y says
My trouble started with a sharp
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and tired my kidney action was ir
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seemed to put new life and strength
into me and I am completely cured
and feel better and stronger than
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I had been troubled with consti
pation for two years and tried all of
the best physicians in Bristol Tenn
and they could do nothing for me
writes Thos E Williams Middleboro
Ky Two packages of Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me For sale by all dealers
The Intermission In Temple theatr
building for the Judge Norrls 10c ci
gar and Novum Templum Ec smoke
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filing
have been made in the county clerks
office since our last report
James Lawthers et al to
Louise Berndt wd to lot 1
in 10 Pleasant Prairie ceme
tery 4 00
United States to John W
Goetschins pat to e hf ne
qr e hf sw qr 11-2-27
United States to T Eugene
Miller pat to w hf ne qr
av hf se qr 11-2-27
United States to T Eugene
filler pat to s lu ne qr 11
hf se qr 10-2-27
Nora M Kelley et cons to
Charles W Kelley wd 7
and S in 21 2nd McCook
pa t sw qr ne qr 2K5 29 2300 00
Samuel OConnor umd to
Nellie Haine wd 11-12-13 in
5 1st So McCook 350 00
Mabel M Clark to Charles F
Lehn wd 2 in 14 2nd Mc
Cook 1150 00
William II Benecheider et ux
to Fred Shunk wd to e hf
nw qr 13-3-30 2400 00
Charles Baldwin et ux to A
D Ann is wd e hf e hf 3-3-30
Emily Morris et al to Ida
Turner qcd S and 9 in 31
Indianola and ne qr nw qr
s hf ne qr s hf nw qr 17-4-28
J M Somerville to Guy E
Garlick wd to s hf se qr
21 ne qr 28-3-30 10000 00
United States to Joseph
Behnke pat to s hf ne qr
1 2 in
Patrick Walsh guardian to
Michael Walsh guardians
deed to 21 in 16 McCook 1 00
Affa C Seeley et al to L S
Phillips wd to 6 in 30 In
dianola 500 00
James W Lathrop to Minnie
G Lathrop wd to 9 in 24
1st McCook
Albert G Bump et ux to
Minnie G Lathrop wd to
10 in 24 1st McCook
Genevra Stansberry et cons
to Floyd Hegenberger wd
to 4 in 7 7th McCook
low if he brings frozen cream to the Lincoln Land Co to Charlie
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500 00
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E Cone wd to 1 in 5 2nd
McCook 225 00
It Is From Kansas
A new bustle patented in Kan
sas has just come into use with
blow off and safety valve When
the wearer sits down the wind es
capes up the spine loosens the cor
set strings and blows her bangs in
to the fashionable position When
she stands up the action tightens
and expands her bustle whistles to
her dog and sticks a pin into her
drowsy escort
Queer Kaffir Custom
Kaffir women will not pronounce
their husbands names or oven ue
words which contain thi emphatic syl
lable of those names One old woman
being taught to say the Lordsprayer
changed the word from come in
Thy kingdom come to something
that made nonsense and it proved
that the proper come word was the
main syllable of her husbands name
Proving His Contention
Jones is an optimist even in the
most discouraging circumstances isnt
he
Why no His mother-in-law is
slightly indisposed and he thinks
j theres no hope for her recovery
Well what did I tell you Cleve
land Leader
Chess In Ancient Ceylon
In ancient Ceylon the game of chess
was played with local variations pe
culiar enough to note The king may
not castle but he is permitted to jump
like a knight till checked The pawns
are exchsmgeable on the last row for
the pieces on whose row they stand
Though the world may o wq every
man a living only the persistent col
lector gets it
No progressive family should over
look the special arrangement with
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm
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It s now foeused Alfonso ot
Spiin owing to the riots that
have broken out in his domain follow
the upheaval in Portugal The
trouble in Spain conies as no surprise
is it has Ihhmi well known for month
past that si storm was brewing in that
rountry and the police and military
have hd their hands full to prevent si
genera uprising
Maicelona is the great center of dis
content in Spain and it is there that
Cetiera Weyler has been placed in
oniiiiaiid ne has not only had the
anniversary of bloody week to deal
with but has also been confronted
with a miners strike It was from
Barcelona that Alejandro Lerrotit
chief of the republicans there is re
ported to have sent his ominous mes
sage to Provisional President Bragsi
of Portugal
Stsirt your revolution We will take
care of ours
Alfonso is a fatalist What must
will happen said he recently I have
had twenty four years fun and if I
go up in fireworks well theres a
bouncing boy to take my place which
was not the case when my father
died The wonderful training which
the qupen mother has given him has
always been a matter of comment all
over Europe
The young king has crammed many
nsirrow escapes from death into his
short life When he was a bnby he
was found half choked in a dirty
clothes basket He had been kidnaped
and hidden there until an opportunity
occurred for taking him out of the pal
ace This was really the origin of
Queen Christinas anxiety for his safe
ty which with the passage of years
has developed into almost a mania
with her One of Alfonsos narrowest
KINO ALFONSO QUEEN VICTORIA
TUUIK TWO SONS
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escapes occurred when he was charged
by a mad bull Most boys would have j
run away but Alfonso stood his
ground and coolly lifting his ritle
brought the beast dead at his feet with
a well directed bullet
Almost his first auto experience near
ly cost him his life He had learned
to drive a car and invited some of his
ministers out for a drive They had no
alternative but to go When they had
started the king took control of the car
from the chauffeur and sent it ahead
at full speed and in the tirst tive min
utes succeeded in bringing about a col
lision with a tree The car was
smashed up and the party thrown vio
lently out When they gut up it was to
see the king itiiriji mi the ground
holiinir his sides in a paroxism ol
lati htfr
Alfonn was aiu iwi the first 111011
arch 111 Kurii i to dme a muiiuvu
A iiiiiIii uf lii hii n Imuh mr
and tin ymiau Icitu sceim it inistei
on lieing linvi it wurk i ilic
one day when the i ai -1111 itt
idle he jumped in ttit 1
fifty mile- in hum rimiiil tie
at last he hi ullvti Ille 111 to
standstill an oiiiial nm up a il
him souiidlv for jeupaiiliziu nfi
You mind our own re
torted Alfonso If you ntseiided tt
your affairs as well as 1 did to that
car just now Spain c ouid do without
Its king He is a splendid horseman
and plays polo as if he rare- precious
little for his neck When he was tuen
ty old enough to know better he rode
a horse up the palace stairs and into
his mothers drawing room Queen
Christina was so startled she fainted
Queen Victoria the wife of Alfonso
was the Princess Ena of Battenburg
before their marriage which occurred
on May 31 1006 Their first son the
crown prince was born on May 10
1907 and he Is a handsome robust
little chap The couple have three
children two sons and a daughter the
latter being the youngest
Two Dimensional Vision
Most people do not know that they
ought to be very thankful for having
both eyes in one plane instead of hav
ing them one on each side of the head
If the latter obtained no one could tell
that an object had more than two di
mensions until experience and the
sense of touch educsited the brain to it
Any one can try it for himself Shut
one eye and look at different objects
They appear flat With binocular vi
sion two views of each object are ob
tained and neither is exactly like the
other so the idea of depth comes in
The most easily shown example of
the difference is as follows Take a
ring and hold it about two feet from
the eye With one eye closed it will
take at least Ove trials to thrust a pen
cil through the ring whereas with
both eyes open it can be done on the
first trial
All animals with eyes on opposite
sides of the head labor under this dis
advantage as do all insects It is
called two dimensional vision as the
idea of depth is not possible All this
is on account of the image thrown on
the retina of the eye being in only two
dimensions Philadelphia Press
Woodcarvers of Burma
The woodcarvers of Burma are the
most skilled in the world They se
lect and cut the best logs along the
Irawaddy river In the dry season and
these are thrown into the shrunken
stream There they lie until the fresh
ets of the rainy season lift them and
bear them down to the populous cities
below
Then huge elephants are employed
to drag the heavy logs from the
stream and take them to the saw
mills They are then worked up into
timbers suitable for the woodcarvers
The carvers use the figure of Buddha
or some other emblem concerning the
Buddhistic worship in the greater
part The details are worked out in a
careful way
Sterns of boats are carved in an
elaborate manner and some of them
would be worth a fortune in this coun
try The prow of the boat is usually
ornamented with a figurehead of very
elaborate carving The art of wood
carving Is handed down in the fami
lies In Burma the children being
taught by their fathers Wichita
Eagle
Trial of a Dead Man
Mr Christopher Hares book on
Charles de Bourbon High Constable
of France mentions the strange
trial which succeeded the close of that
turbulent career He had died in con
quering Rome which his leaderless
soldiers straightway sacked For this
crime it was necessary to find a scape
goat so on July 2 1527 in the pres
ence of King Francois I on his seat
of justice assisted by the peers of
France and the assembled chambers
Jean de Surie first usher of the court
called Charles de Bourbon three times
at the bar of the parliament at the
marble table and at the marble steps
and then reported that the said De
Bourbon had not appeared The sen
tence was drawn up then solemnly
read out The connetable de France
dead was condemned his goods re
turned to the crown and the door of
his palace by the Louvre was painted
yellow
A Realistic Picture
A still life by Jan van Huysen in
the museum at The Hague was injur
ed but it is believed that the perpe
trator was neither vandal nor thief
The picture represents a basket of
fruit on which a number of insects
have gathered On a pale yellow ap
ple which is the centerpiece in the
cluster of fruit is a large fly painted
so true to nature so say the officials
of the gallery that the canvas was in
jured by some one who endeavored to
shoo it and brought his cane or
hand too close to the canvas A trib
ute to the painters genius says the
letter recording the fact for which
the work had to suffer
Arctic Rock Weed
Drifting down from Alaska comes
the greatest of all sea plants the arc
tic rock weed that grows in shape
like a huge ships hauser and some
times with branches 500 feet long
There are no signs of leaves but at
intervals of a fathom or so a knob
for all the world like the buoy on a
drift net grows around the stem aid
ing as does the buoy in keeping the
plant afloat and creating the impres
siou that some nots have gone astray
New York World
Method In Her Breakage
Augusta is an awfully bright girl
Isnt she
Yes indeed When she is reading a
novel on the front porch her mother
never thinks of asking her to wash the
dishes
Why not
Shes sure to break so many of
them Cleveland Plain Dealer
Trouble Ahead
Young Husband to wife Didnt I
telegraph to you not to bring your
mother with you
Young Wife I know Thats what
she wants to see you about She read
the telegram
Lived In a Good Neighborhood
Do you find that it is costing you
more to live than it used to
No not more to live but more to
keep from being eclipsed by my foolish
neighbors Chicago Record Herald
Demonstrative
Old Lady speaking of her late hus
band I mind the last time we was out
together ard he turns round and sez
so kindlike Come along old draggle
tail he sez London TIt BIts
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