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Umted Doctors SfetraaSsts Will
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1SATI0NAL HOTEL
inrday April 2713 and Will
ONE DAY ONLY
3markable Success of These Tal
ented Physicians in the
Treatment of Cnromc
Diseases
Of er Thefr Services
Free of Charge j
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1fhe United Doctors licensed hi
2k state of Nebraska for the
Sreatmcnt of deformrjs and alJ
irvous and chronic diseases of
jnnn women and children offer
ii adl who -call oar tltis trip con
ssiitaticii examination advice
3hee making no charge- whatever
sseeipli the actual cost of medi
osie All that is asked in re
tan for these valuable services
is 1hat -every person treated wall
fcite Hie result obtained to
ikir friends ad thus prove to
lie sick and afflietcd in every
iAy and locality thai at last
treatments have been discovered
Sat are ivaasanahly sure and cer
itm in tlieir effect
These doctors are considered In
ssany former paiignis among
Americas leading sfeomaeia and
iBjrve specialists and are experts
it -the treatment of chronic dis
B2se5 and so great and wonderful
4HVe been their results that in
asany esses it is hard indeed to
hd -ill dividing- line between
aill and miracle
Diseases of the sfanuieh in
ts4ims Vvsr blood skin
uo -spleen kulneys or
Isaddor rheumatism sciatica di
abetes b d wefctgiitig leg ulcers
lungs acd afflicted
ttith kiEg stand5K deepTseated
dis iascB that have baf J
iied tbe kill of the- family phy i
aoaaai s amd -not fail to- call
Acacrdng to linear system no
axnre operatc cms for appendicitis
dl stc nes tume goiter or cer
ian f otitis of cancer They -were
aaang the first in- America to
srn the name of the Bloodless
Singe ens by away with
Inifo with blood and with all
jrai k Hie successful treatment
cd these dangerous diseases
If you have kidney or bladder
troubles bring a two ounce Iottle
uiCne for chemical airaly
ss c nd inisrescopic examination
IXccifncSs of tear has been cur-
ed in sixty days
No matter wht your ailment
nay -be c o matter what others
jaay have told you no- matter
what oxpenkaice yvu may haves
lud with other physicians it
be rto your advantage- to seel
dncim at once Have- ut forever
titled cai year mand lr youri
Hnre i incurable they will give
tou such advice as may reBeve
and stay the dasaase Do not put
fff this duty yon awe- yourself
tv friends or relatives who- are
iuffering because- of your sick
SQ3S as a visit this fcime may
Selp you
Romambcc thisr free offer is
To- -one day only
Married ladies must cora Avith
ifioir Inisliaiids and nrmors with
tli air parents
0ffiee at National Hotel Houra
fe 10 a m to 8 p m
DAHBUSF
Mr and Mrs R Ycyin took
at the M M Ycc home
Sanday
Some of tlu youtu li5ics of
Xebanon was up S for
topping
A few peopl from lHire
church at H iniLcr Sundcv
2Bht
Clare in Yhujj U qiit
tin Siit fft as he
xpeos to ft f 5 j -III 1 -
Jay
Eeal Estate SHgs
I C Brown to 5L 1 longley
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CHURCH NOTES
Christian Science The morn
ing subject for nest Sunday is
lire Sin Disease audi Death
Reail
Christian Sunday school at
10 a m preaching at 11 a m
and 8 p m H M Mitchell mil
ister
Divine Science Unity health
meeting on Tuesday and Friday
evenings New Thought Sunday
school three oclock on Sunday
afternoon 123 TV D street
Baptist Sermons at 11 a m
and 8 p m Bible school at 10
Christian Endeavor at 7 pm A
hearty welcome to all who wish
to worship with us D L Mc
Bride minister
Catholic St Patricks Church
S 30 a m low mass and sermon
10 30 a m high mass and ser
mon 230 p m Sunday school
800 evening services Rev Wm
Patton 0 M I pastor
German Evan Lutheran East
6th street Morning service at
1030 evening service at 730
All German speaking people are
eordially invited to attend Rev
G Wockenfuss Rev 0 Richert
Looking to County Library
In addition to the disposition
of the regular routine business of
the city library at tlieir regular
meeting Monday evening the
matter of the establishment of a
county library was discussed at
some length by the local board
This is an ideal matter and it is
the opinion of the board that
should more favorable crops be
our portion this year that the
project might another year be
carried out successfully The
matter of course being a sub
ject for taxation would have
to be submitted to the vote
of the people for their ap
proval Where the plan has
been intelligently and actively
carried into execution it has bei n
a success and no doubt could be
made a success in Red Will w
county Let us talk up the plan
in the meantime and be prepared
to act intelligently and favorably
when the financial times seem to
ibe more propitious
Nominations and Preferences
The following nominations and
preference vote for officers may
be made iby each political party
at the primary election to be held
April 19 1912
Preference Vote President oi
the United States vice piident
of the United State1 and one
United States tfenj tor
Nominations Six representa
tives in Congress one from each
district
One National Committeeman
four delegates at large and
twelve district delegates two
from each congressional district
and same number of alternates
to national convention The above
applies to the Republican and
Democratic parties Other par
ties liave not designated the num
ber of district delegates reemjred
Eight Presidential Electors
State Officers Governor Lieu
tenant governor secretary of
state auditor of public accounts
treasurer superintendent Otf pub
lic instruction attorney general
commissioner of public lands and
buildings and railway commis
sioner
Legislature Thirty three state
senators One hundred state rep
resentatives
The names of three -thousand
I electors are required on petitions
for delegates at large to nation
al convention and five hundred
for district delegates For presi
dent vice president candidates
for congress and state officers
twenty five are required March
19th is the iast day for filing for
-the ahove
Williami A Mapes to Frank
II wd 1 and 2
Willow Grove Add 200 00
Wm Greenway to Harvey
Springer wd to pt se qr
e or 19-1-27 1200 00
A P Cntvrti 1 jCinKS A Scott to Peter
vi as a vis t
Ifondav
t tricis
Aa3 n to William A Mapei
Edgar Enn lrs jo
-with the IiiteriKititiiaf IWvestiiu1 qad to lot 1 black 9 W
Mrs A Ashton returned home
at Cedar Bluffs Kkiw Monday
Mr C Pew and f -roily took
Sunday dinner afthe J C Ash
Son home
son wd se qr 32-3-20 2500 00
jMcQqok Coop B and S
kiw GfoveAdd to Mc-
United States to James A
Scott patent se qr 32-3-30
Frcrf R Bruns to U S
Inv Co wd lot 6 block 12
1 oo
IkloCock 1 00
UrAnt Cramptpn to C S
Quick Jr wd e 20 ft lots
8 9 10 11 and 12 block
32 Tndianola 340 00
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CANDIDACY
GF
Franklin C Hamer
To have made a success of ones
business and to have builded that
business through tireless effort
hacked by fair dealing and a desire to
be of service is a record of which any
man may be proud 9uch is the rec
ord of Franklin C Hamer who is a
candidate for the republican nomina
tion for state treasurer Mr Hamer
is a -Nebraska born product and the
son of the late Dr E P Hamer one of
Nebraskas early pioneers He was
born in Lancaster county and all of
his life his energies have been devoted
to building up in his native state a
record for business integrity and abil
ity After finishing the public schools
of Lancaster county Mr Hamer ent
ered business for Himself selecting
the field of investment banking as the
field of his efforts In the meantime
however he continued to devote a
goodly portion of his time to practical
farming He has land interests in
Lancaster Holt nd Lincoln counties
and to the cultivation of these lands
he gives direct personal attention in
the way of supervision and advice
Mr Hamer is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Nebraska and because of
his connection with agriculture he is
unusually well posted as to the needs
and requirercentr of the farmers of
Nebraska
For several years Mr Hamer has
been prominently identified with the
American Safe Deposit Co of Omaha
This company is trustee to the amount
of millions of dollars yearly and- it
numbers among its patrons hundreds
of Omahas wage earners who know
that their earnings are safe in the
okarge of this concern and who have
learned by experience that its advice
upon tho matter of their small invest
ments is always sound Many a work
ingman in Omaha has been advised by
this concern and following the advice
has so invested his weekly savihg3 as
to enable him to purchase his own
comfcrtrble home or buy securities
that bring a welcome addition to the
pay envelope every coupon clipping
day
Because of his long application to
the investment banking business Mr
Kamer is in close touch with all the
reliable and secure investment offer
ing a faet that particularly well fits
him for the position of fiscal agent of
thestate
Nebraska has now upwards of 9
OJO000 invested in Interest bearing
securities and is constantly purchas
FOR
STATE TREASURER
FRANKLIN C HAMER
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ing more Mr Hamer believes these
securities should be purchased direct
from the municipalities and school
districts and avoid paying large com
missions and premiums to brokers
Few people realize the immense
amount of responsibility devolving
upon the state treasurer of Nebraska
He is the custodian of the funds of
the state Every biennium the state
treasurer receives and pays out ap
proximately 5000000 In addition to
the mere handling of this money he is
charged with keeping an accurate ac
count of scores of different funds He
is the fiscal agent of the state in all of
its investment transactions and these
mount up to millions of doHars every
year As fast as securities held by
the state mature they must be rein
vested and it requires a thorough
knowledge of law of the financial
standing of states and counties ana
municipalities of the condition of the
money market in short it requires
financial ability of a unusually high
order This ability Mr Hamer pos
sesses to an admittedly high degree
as his success in his business amply
testifies
Nebraska is a comparatively young
state It is only forty five years old
hence it is just beginning to have op
portunities to elect native born sons
to important offices Mr Hamer is
one cf these native sons and of
siCh as he Nebraska has a right to
be proud When one of Nebraskas
sons makes good Nebraska should
fact
Mr Hamer is not asking for the
nomination for state treasurer on tho
ground of party service although he
has been a consistent republican all
his life He is asking for the nomina
tion on the ground that he is able and
willingjao give the taxpayers a cafi
profitable and conservative manage
ment of their financial affairs as citi
zens of this commonwealth
He is making an active though dig
nified campaign for the nomination
meeting as many people as possible
and telling them frankly and openly
just what he knows about business
affairs and just what he will en
deavor to do if honored by his party
with the nomination and by a major
ity of the voters with an election
Socially he is a gentleman whom it
is a pleasure to meet As a business
man he inspires confidence in those
who have dealings with him As a
citizen he is enterprising and progres
sive Measured by any standard of
ethics Mr Hamer is a credit to the
state tht reared him
McCook Hardware Companys
Great Special Sale
of Farm Implements
Just at the time of year when you need thni should in
terest you more than anything else Below is a list of some
of our great bargains but we hae mrny others This will be
a cash sale as we cannot afford to book these goods at such
low prices
i John Deere Tricycle Lister at 25 worth 43
1 John Deere two row lister cultivator at 25
worth 43 1 John Deere 14 inch Stag Gang Plow
at 45 worth 55 3 John Deere 16 inch Sulky
Plows at 25 worth 37 2 John Deere 14 inch
Disc Gang Plows at 47 worth 56 2 Ohio 14 16
Disc Harrows at 20 worth 30 1 Columbia 14 16
Disc Harrow at 20 worth 32 1 Domo Cream
Separator No 2 at 30 worth 35 1 Sharpies
Cream Separator No 2 35 worth 55 1 Blue
Bell Cream Separator No 2 40 worth 60 26
inch stay American hog fence at 30c a rod
worth 35 Aspinwall Potato Planter at 60
worth 95 also special low cash price on steel
lever harrows Alfalfa seed at 8 a bushel
Sale begins Now
If you need any of these goods it will pay you big to
get the cash and Take Advantage of This Sale We also
have the best lines of chicken and yard fences ever shown
McCook Hardware Co
McCOOK NEB
BOX ELDER
Mrs Austin Dixon and Mass
Laila Prettyman who have ibeen
viaiting at the home of F G
Lyitle reiburned to Alma Monday
morning
Mrs W F SatelielL who has
5eeni -visiting relatives- returned
jirst of the week to her home
ut Imperial
Mirs G II Ilaraison wiho has
ieen visiting her parents neiar
rhornburg returned home Sun
day
A party was given a t the
liome of F G Lytle Wednesday
of last wieek for Miss Iva Jolin
on whose school closed Friday
md will soom return to her Jiomc
ut Alma
Mrs E A Lytle vasited Mrs
F M Campbell betwieeni servic
s Sunday
Farming is now in order
Ralph Sexson is working for
M Campbell
Miss Maude Lytle visited her
oiusiim Editih Lytle last week
The phone men are working
m the 08 line and hatve made a
umber of changes
There will be Epwonth League
n Sunday evening Miss Leah
oyJe will lead
Dr C W Worth announces
he birth of a daughter vto Mr
nd Mrs Jesse Dole April 9th
MARION
J E Dodge was an Oberlin
Kansas business visitor one
lay last week
Miss Lelia Smallberger is do
jng the housework foi Mrs Stil
ebouer during her1 illness
Bunr iGartin of Danibury was
a business visitor ini town be
tween trains last mid week
R II Partridge and -wife ar
rived from Minden Thursday for
a visit at the parental A L
Newberry home
Miss Ruby Weyeneth arrived
home from Grand Island cme day
laet Aveek and acting as assist
ant cashier in the bank
Mr and Mrs C TV Reed and
family left Thursday for their
new home meair Flagler Colora
do shipping their goods as far
as Wheeler Kansas and from
there they wall go overland Olar
iiics and family will be greatly
misled but wihajt is our los3 is
vm other ocmmurrty s gain
Seivct21 nf the ladiiics from
tciwin eititrnded a surprise birth-
rVv jvxrfiv fit Ja Haven s last
mid week in cf
birthday All neipcrt a fine
Itme
W T AuVl of Lincoln was
1 v- in town between
trains vtrAly
A V i iv l wife moved tc
the property recently vacated bv
their s Clarer ee
The hand furnished the mu sie
for the iitorSaijimen in the Van
F It school house south of town
Friday nihl rud r rort a d
itaane
L D Gockley and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
their son nctowcat of town
Arnold Austin of Hendley was
in town -last mid week taking
orders for seed corn
J E sold Iris half se-
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tion of land south of town to L
E Southwiek of Lincoln last
week
Mrs Sallie Smith arrived at
home Saturday from a visit of
several weeks with her daughter1
in McCook
J C Rollins and wife visited
relatives at Indianola Saturday
night and Sunday
Mrs Mary George Drops Dead
Mrs Mary George who lived ii
the May Rush house was found
lying dead on the floor of her
home Friday evening March 29
about six ocloek
Melvan Sparks who went to
the Mrs George home after his
washing discovered Mrs George
lying on the floor and he called
Dr Farcmhar It was found that
she had died from an attack of
heart trouble but a few moments
before She had been around and
working ever- day -but had not
complained of being ill but a
day or two before her death re
marked that she had pains in
the region of her heart Mrs
iGeorge had prepared her sup
per and it is thought was just
in the act of partaking of her
meal when death overtook her
as a cup of hot tea had spilled
over her hands
Mary A Sherman was born in
Clarion county Pennsylvania on
March 7 1S3 and aib the time
of her death was 69 years and 22
days old
At the age of 20 Miss Sherman
was- united in marriage to John
George and to this union were
horn three children one son and
two daughters The son died in
infancy and the youngest daugh
ter died at the age of 18 The
only remaining daughter Avhose
home is in Missouri was unable
to be present at the funeral on
account of washouts
Mrs George joined the M E
church here by letter December
S 1909 and has lived in Bas-
satt ernee where she hts made
many friends and was loveid and
respected by all who knew her
Her death was a shock to her
many fidends and neighbors
She leaves four brothers three
sisteife and one daughter to
mourn her loss1
Funeral services were held
from the M E church Sunday atf
ternoon and the remains laid to
rest diii the Crook cemetery
Rock County Leader
R F D No 1
Mrs G W Groves who was so
badly hurt some time since her
many friends will be most glad
to learn as now getting along
nicely toward complete recovery
Anthony Kummer left Tuesday
for Wray Colorado to fdo time
on his claim in that section f
Colorado
Mrs M T Scott is visiting
her daughter Mrs Amos ORog
ers
Jjast Saturday noon a derrick
on- the G A Roedel farm fell
on his son hreaikinig the lads
leg Mr Roedel was preparing-
-to use the derrick in litingwhen
lit fell with the nnfortunate result
indicated
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