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COMING TO
McCOOK
United Doctors Specialists Will
Be At The
NATIONAL HOTEL
Saturday April 27th and Will
Remain
ONE DAY ONLY
Remarkable Success of These Tal
ented Physicians in the
Treatment of Chronic
Diseases
Offer Their Services
Free of Charge
The United Doctors licensed bj
the state cf Nebraska for the
treatment cf deformiliks and all
nervous and ehrcniis diseases of
men women and children offer
to 11 who Cui11 od this trip con
sultation examination advice
free making no charge whatever
eMc eioii the actual cost of medi
cine All that is asked dn re
turn for tlicsa valuable services
is tiliat -every person treated will
state the result obtained to
their friends and thus prove to
the sisk s rJ afflicted in every
city -and locality that at last
treatments have been discovered
that are reasonably sure and cer
tain la their effect
These doctors are considered b
many f jrmer patients among
Americas leading stoma dh and
nerve specialists and are experts
in the treatment of chronic dis
eases and so great and wonderful
have ben their results that in
many cases it is hard indeed to
find th dividing line between
skill and miracle
Discssas of the stomach in
tcrtrnoi liver hl cad skin ncrv
e lie art spleen kidneys or
bladder rheumatism sciatica di
abetes b d wettmg leg ulcers
weak lungs a nd -those afflicted
with lcmg standing deep seated
chronic dscasi3 that have baf
fled the skill of the family phy
sician should wot fail to call
According to their system no
more operations for appendicitis
gall otenc r tumors goiter or cer
tain itir ms of cancer They were
ameng the first in America to
earn the name of the Bloodless
Surgeons by doing away with
knife with blood and with all
paJn in the successful treatment
of these dangerous diseases
If you have kidney or bladder
troubles bring a two ounce bottle
of your urine for chemical
sis and microscopic examination
Deafness often has been cur
ed in sixty days
No matter what your ailment
may be no matter what others
may have told you no matter
what experience you may have
had with other physicians it
will be to ycur advantage to see
tJhorn at once Hare dt forever
settled dn your mind If your
case is incurable they will give
you such advice as may relieve
and stay the disease Do not put
off tlus fcluty you owe yourself
-or friends or relatives who are
suffering because of your sick
ness as a -visit tlus time may
help you
Remember this free offer is
for one day only
Married ladies must come with
their husbands and minors with
thciir parents
Office at National Hotel Hours
from 10 a m to 8 m
IRRIGATION FARMER
HIT BY A DECISION
Washingon April 1 In a tease
of vital interest to irrigation
farmers of the west -the supremo
court today held that land own
ers along a river had no right to
object to change in the river cut
rent by riparian owners below
fchem
The court held that 4 he Henry
Sehcdde estate in Idaho was net j
entitled tc damages because the
curreat cf water usl feir rrrligo
toon from the Snake risver ha
beon changed by a dam built byj
a power company below e
WATER COMPANY MUST
PAY FOR CONNECTIONS
Washington April 1 Water
companies must bear iihe expens2
of tapping their pipes to furnish
connection with all city iresidemc
s if Wvj5nrpi to serve the imiblic
impartially aeeording to ajdaeis
don today by supreme court of
the United States j
Application for License
McOook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice as hereby given that I
have filed dn -the office of the
Oity Clerk of MeCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license to
sell malt spirituous and vinous
liquors dm the building situated
on lotf 9 iblock 22 205 Main ave
nue in the First ward of the
City of MeCook Nebraska be
granted me for the coming muni
cipal year beginning Mav 1 1912
CLAUDE L McIOLLIP
Application for License
McCook Nebraksa April 4 1912
Notice ds hereby given that I
have faled dn the office of the
Oity Clerk of McCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license
to sell malt spirituous and vin
ous liquors in the building situ
ated on ilct S block 27 at No
103 -Main avenue in the First
ward of tho City of McCook Ne
braska be granted to me for the
coming municipal year beirinning
Mav 1 1912
WILLIAM II BODEMAXN
Application for License
McCook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that f
have fiVd in the office of the
City Cleik of McCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license
ita sell malt spirituous and vincu
liquors in the building situated
en lot 1 block 21 224 Main ave
nue in the Second ward cf the
Oity of McCook Nebraska be
granted to me for the ecmir
municipal year beginning May
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J II MITCHELL
Application for Permit
McCook Nebraska Apiiil 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed in the Oity Clerks of
fice my bond and petition for a
permit to sell malt spirituous
and vinous liquors in the brick
building on lot 11 block 16 in
the Second ward of the City of
McCock from May 1 1912 to
April 30 1913
C R WOODWORTII Applicant
Application for Permit
MeCcok Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed dn the City Clerks -office
my bond and petition for a
druggist s permit to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors in
tlie building on lot 7 block 21 in
the Second ward of the Citv of
McCook from Mav 1 1912 to
April 30
L W McCONNELL Applicant
Application for Permit
MeOook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notdce ds hereby givcu that I
have filed in the Oity Clerks of
fice my bond and petition for a
druggists permit to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors in
tke building on lot 11 block 22
in the First ward of the Citv of
MeOook from May 1 1912 to
April 30 1913
ALBERT MeMILLEN Applicant
Application for License
McCook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is hereby given that we
have filed dn the office of the
City Clerk of MeCook Nebraska
a petition askdng that a license
to sell malt spirituous and vinous
liquors dn the building situated
on lot 13 block 27 113 Main ave
nue in the First ward of the City
of McCook Nebraska be grant
ed to us for the coming munieipa
year beginning May 1 1912
JAMES WOOLARD
JOHN IP McMANIGAL
Application for License
MeOook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice ds hereby given that I
have filed dn the office of the
Oity clerk of McCook Nebraska
a petition asking that a license to
sell malt spirituous and vinous
liquors in the building situated
on lot 9 block 21 Original town
in the Second ward of the City
of MeCook Nebraska be grant
ed me for the coming municipal
year beginning Mav 1 1912
QEORiGE DWORAK
Application for License
McCook Nebraska April 4 1912
Notice is luereby given that I
v vj fried dn the office of th
dty Clerk o MeCook Nebraska
1 petition asking that a licus
to oiLl malt spirituous and vin
izj liquoo dn the -building Jtu
a ted on pant of lots 13 14 and
15 -block 21 113 West B street
n the Second ward -of the Citv
of McCock Nebraska be graat
ol tc me for -till a coming muni
cipal year beginning May 1 1912
tjaVp OLOUSE
Advertised List
The following letters and cards
remain uncalled for at the pos
office
Cards
Griffetli Miss Minnie
LON CONE Postmaster
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GREAT EMPERORS PET NAME
in Home Circle German War Lord
Permits Himself to Be Known
as Willy
In the Womans Home Companion
thlce is an intimate personal story of
Emperor Williams only daughter
Victoria Luise in which many new
facts are brought out about the em
peror and empress of Germany Fol
lowing is a brief extract
The emperor in absence of his
consort speaks of her as my wife
the empress in the home circle ad
dresses him as Willy The former
alludes to his family from the crown
prince to the princess as my young
ones the latter speaks of them not
by title but as my children both ex
pressions so clearly conveying tha
close existing attachment
Very often the emperor gives evi
dence at unexpected moments of the
ever present thought with him of his
family At times when they were
small children and he was being en
tertained at state banquets as the
guest of princes or cities he would
slip bonbons into his pocket quietly
saying These are for the young
ones something brought hpme al
ways tGstes better I know that from
experience
It is tald of the emperor that in
Rome when he was selecting a gown
to take home as a present to the em
press a relative advised as choice an
elaborate creation mainly of lace
Impossible he answered With the
children constantly clambering over
her it would soon be in ribbons
DEEPEST DEPTHS OF POVERTY
Section in Italian Capital That Might
Challenge Comparison With
Any World City
The problem of life among the poor
of Rome Italy has been illustrated
by Prof Domenico Orano who re
cent wrote a book dealing with the
miserable condition of the inhabit
ants of the Testaccio quarter the
most densely populated district of
Rome
Out of the 10000 inhabitants of this
quarter scattered in 82 tenement
houses there are 723 families who
eannot afford to rent apartments but
are forced to sublet enough space in
rooms where they can sleep There
are 513 single room apartments in the
quarter and 109 rooms are occupied
by five persons each 76 by G 25 by 8
while the rest afford shelter to from
10 to 15 people The rent for sleep
ing space in each room varies from
1 to 5 a month
The hygienic conditions of the ten
ement houses in Testaccio ae very
bad As a rule the poor people of
Rome live on vegetable soup with
paste bread as they cannot af
ford to eat either meat or fish but to
make up for their scanty diet tSey
drink wine freely There are 38 wine
shops in the quarter against only
three shops where milk is sold and
the average daily consumption of
wine is over 3170 gallons for 10000
people inoruding women and ohil
dren
Societys Latest Fad
If the reports current in Paris sa
lons are to be credited leaders of fash
Ion will shortly startle their humbler
sisters by appearing with feet and
ankles bare The lames declare that
In the name of hygiene and beauty
all their followers should discard shoes
and stockings as all seekers of good
health forbid the eorset It is said
delicate white satin anklers will be
allowed and the toes of the fair wear
ers will nestle under borders of bright
hued woolen flowers The same flow
W3 will clinch like creepers arountl
the bare ankles
This new fashion craze will also
lead it is anticipated to devoted
swains imprinting a chaste salute on
the ladies feet instead cf on their
hands and in view of such a proceed
ing taking place already some noted
beauties are practicing exercises t
render their knees supple Exchange
Curpan and the Irish Chief Justice
Lord Norbury held his post as Irish
chief justice in defiance of hints that
he aUbuld resign until he was 87
When he was 86 it was suggested to
him very strongly by the Lord Lieu
tenant that he ought to go but the
negotiations were Iwolftn off byNor
Uury challenging the envoy to figkfc
His rambling and irrelevant com
ments often annoyed counsel Once
when he was maundering on he was
interrupted by a sound which ho only
partially heard But whieh was really
tho brayiag of a donkey tttat
noise was that he asled Merely
an echo of the court mlud reld
Curran gravely
Another judge called Fletcher a
very surly person said to coinse
Sir IH not sit here to be baited like
bear tied to the stake ITo not
tied mlud was the suave interrup
tion Westminster Gazette
Talk the Tountaln of Life
A well known doctor has recently
propounded rather a curious theory
He says
Actresses and actors and all pub
lic speakers lecturers statesmen
politicians professors all live to a
great age as a rule because they use
their lungs The average person
doesnt breathe properly and does not
make sufficient use of his lungs
Preathe as much as you can and talk
as much as you can That is the
recipe for reaching an old age and re1
mainlng young
Some one whiBpered Now I see
wby women generally live longer
than men They talk more
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EXTRA
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West B Street
McCoo
Chautauqua
will start
AUGUST 11 1912
and last
A WHOLE WEEK
X Get ready for a
Big Week at Home
PECI
IFICE SA
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Going- Some
Indiaaiola Neb April 1 April
fool day started dn with a rash
hare tliis morning Pucketfts -de
liivery horse ran away throwing
F N Bently ito the ground euti
ting a gash that iliad to be sew
edi up under lias eye and wreck
ing the wagon Almost at the
same tnmet a team belonging to
a fawner came tearing up the
street with a buggy ran around
five or six iblocks turnecl back
to a lid telling rack at the opera
house stopped and broke nothing
but a brake A livery team talc
ing Senator Cordeal to Staek
ville gob beyond control and the
buggy had to be brought back -to
itown on a skid for a new wheel
No one was hurt Lincoln spe
cial
BOX ELDER
Miss Lulu Prettyman of Alma
is visiting Edith Lytle
Mr and Mrs Pete Modrell vis
ited at D B Doyles Sunday
Cleo Doyle visited with Alpli
airetta Campbell Monday night
Mrs Dauehy of StockviUe is
visiting lier brother Maxwell
Wolfe
iV F Satehell and wife of Im
perial are visiting relatives in
itlns viemty
Wm Kirby who -has been visit
ing his sister Mrs D B Doyle
laflt Monday for Wyoming
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The Popular Tunic Effect Dress
If there were a wis little bird
ithat bad fled away south for the
winter with a vague ambition hid
den am his fluffy foaithered breast
to be one of the first to returm in
tho spring he need not wait un
til news came of the reappear
ance just aliead of tiny insects
lie could as safely follow the ad
vent in town and city streets of
these smarf little tunic effect
dresses that first ventured out
doors away in the southland and
are only awaiting eariiest real
springtime warmth at every point
thence toward the nqrth as a sig
nal for their eomang forth unto
the avenues and boulevards
Similar drseses are seen before-hand
at the little after noon
affairs ito which women go attire c
ha soft satin taffeta or fine silk
and wool fabrics enriched with
lace and eonbroidery An aineom
monly attractive model selected
from among the many pretty sty
les is shown hero on chameleon ta
fetia and Venice lace It lias an
oriffinail little blouse in loug sTioul
der style with the new cuff
eleiaves while the skart as a
three piece imiodel in tunic effect
with inverted box pleat at each
side- of the back gore a device
that makes -the skirt practical
for walking without mairring its
slender outline
MUtSROeiWMW
Having purchased the Huber bankrupt stock while the store
room is being thoroughly overhauled and repaired we will sell this
splendid stock of goods to make room for the large stock which
will be moved from our West B street store into this new location
on Main Avenue
At Unprecedented Sacrifice Prices
The Huber bankrupt stock is varied and while much of it
will be slaughtered in this special sale wa can only mention a few
items in this advertisement
Gloves V Hd rse of Less Than Wnolsale
Candy Xlrf T r 4 Pounds for 25c
Olives Pickles Etc t
mmense line of
best at
Slaughter Prices
Here is an opportunity to secure standard
useful goods at unheardof prices for
Spot Cash Onlyz
Come and participate in this MoneySaving
Sale These goods wont last long at these prices
jmcMMmKmm
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SON
Main Avenue
Seal Estate Filings
A L Hungerford to Eliza
beth Fletcher wd lots 4
5 6 block 47 Bartley 1 00
Y Franklin to Fowler S
Wilcox wd lot 10 bloe lc
18 1st MeCook 6000 00
James A Dolan ito Richard
iGroeseli wd sw qr 5-2-26
1600 00
Frank H Coleman to Wall
liam A Mapes wd lota
5 and 6 block 8 Willow
Grove Add 200 00
Thomas McDonald to Mary
A Conlon wd lot 1
1 00
Smith to Jacob Wall
wd se qr 28-2-28 2000 00
Buy garden field and flower
seeds from H P Waite Co
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS
To Susan C Hileman and to
all whom it may concern
The commissioner appointed to
locate a road commencing at a
point at the northwest corner of
section numbered tliirteen and
the southwest corner of sectioaa
numbered twelve in town two
north of range 30 west of the
6th P M where road number
ed 440 intersects road 407 in
Driftwood precinct Red Willow
county Nebraska and running
thence east on the section line be
tween said sections 12 and 13
Town 2 North Range 30 Wesi
of the Gth P M until the same
coincides with said road number
ed 440 and a proposal to vacate
that part of road known as 440
as described below
Commencing at a point on the
section line between sections 11
and 12 where said road No 440
bears eastward shall be vacated
to a point where said road inter
sects wath the section line be
tween sections 12 and 13 all in
Town 2 Range 30 West of the
Gth P M has reported in- favor
of the location and vacation
thereof and all objections there
to or claims for damages must be
filed in the County Clerks
face on or before noon of the
13th day of May A D 1912 or
said road will be established with
out reference thereto
Dated at McCdok this lltb day
of March 1192
CEAS K DUTCHER
County Clerk
First publication March 11 8tsw
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