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LEBANON
Ed FerrilsTiew milk house ia finished
Ned Gillespie is helping in the drug
store
Joahuu Brown has sold his farm to Lew
White
Wm Helt is out again after an illness
-of two weeks
W II Booth has treated his house to
a bay window
Redtfelt Bros have a new wind mill in
their feed yard
David Painter has sold his 150 to his
neighbor H Sorick
P F Hupp sold 16 mules to James
McClung last week
Elmer Widner and wife welcomed a
v little son November 5tb
A E Pennington has been transferred
from St Joe to Raton N M
John Kinkaid Jr has moved to
Wilsonville from south of the Sappa
James Lingo was hauling lumber to
the Fitzgerald farm Saturday for a new
cow shed
Rosa Myers from lndianola is making
her home with M C Stevens and is
clerking for A Guy
J D Willers sold his team of mules
last week for 23500 he paid S23750
for them last spring
A Kansas nine played the Lebanon
third nine Saturday Score 17 to 38 in
favor of the Kansas youngsters
W R Watt bought 31 mules of Al
Metcalf and shipped one carload to Min
den first of the week He expects to
fill his second car this week
A basket supper was given in district
No 81 last Friday night II Winner
auctioneered the baskets which brought
2000 A good program was rendered
Chas Bonbam of Tyrone wis called to
tho bedside of his mother south of
Wilsonville Friday night We under
stand the mother was buried in Wilson
ville Sunday
The commissioners of Decatur county
Ivas and Red Willow county Neb de
cided to build a bridge on the Kansas
Nebraska line south and east of Danbury
the material being furnished jointly by
the two counties
r rank Borkman of Tyrotio precinct
while running hogs Thursday of last
week foil and hurt himself in some way
The injury resulted fatally and he was
buried at the Tyrone M E church last
Sunday morning
One of Howard Rubys children was
taken sick last week The doctor pro
nounced it scarlet fever after a consul
tation with Doctor DeMay of Danbury
The case was taken in charge and is
thoroughly quarantined
H N French and son of Ilerndon
Kansas were in town last week looking
for a location for a hardware and drug
store The son has a drug store in
Herndon and the father has just sold 3
quarters 5 miles north of Herndon for
6400
School Notes The High school and
Grammar room had a joint program
Friday Several children were taken
out of school last week ou account of
the scarlet fever scare Examinations
Thursday and Friday showed an im
provement of about 10 per cent
Chas Tole was in from the Sappa
Saturday He and the writer husked
corn together in 95 and at a party one
night where they were short on girls we
put on dresses and paint and played the
lady Mr Tole has rented his farm on
the Sappa and will move shortly to his
new homestead north of North Platte
The writer received bulletins from
the Experiment Station at Lincoln Neb
recently and notes the name of W P
Snyder on the list as superintendent of
H
Salt pork is a famous old
fashioned remedy for con
sumption Eat plenty of
pork was the advice to the
consumptive 50 and 100
years ago
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
Jnost
ScottsEmulsionisthemod
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs
Scotts Emulsion is the most
refined of fats especially
prepared for easy digestion
Feeding him fat in this
Way which is often the only
way is half the battle but
Scotts Emulsion does more
than that There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos
phites in Scotts Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs
A sample will be
sent free upon request
Be sure that this picture in
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy
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CHEMISTS
409 Pearl St N Y
50c and v all druggists
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Or any kind of meat from our
shop by phone if you wish
or send the little folks and
you will get the sweet tooth
some kind
We pride ourselves on
freshness and quality of
loft
the
our
goods and the promptness of
our delivery
If you are not now trading
with us we would be pleased
to have you give us a trial
We think you will be pleased
Phone 12
the sub station at North Platte Mr
Snyder is a brother of Mrs Scofield of
Lebanon and was married to Miss
Rae Pollock of Wilsonville about two
weeks ago At present he is with the
Experiment Station at Lincoln
Obituary Susan B Hall was born in
Fillmore county Neb August i 18721
and died November o 1901 at her home
3 miles southwest of Lebanon She re
sided in Fillmore county until her mar
riage with Frank W Hoobler January
2 1896 As a girl she attended the
Fairmont High school and was also a
member of the M Echurchat that place
She leaves an aged father and mother a
huband and five children two brothers
and one sister besides other relatives to
mourn her loss The sympathy of every
one is with the husband and motherless
children
IfORTH OF LEBANON
Oscar Peters of Minden is husking his
mothers corn
John Harkey is going to build a new
barn about 32x38
Mrs Kreidt and Katie called on A C
Bartholomews Sunday
George Fisher was a caller at Henry
Harshs in Tyrone precinct Sunday
Charles Cowden was on the Beaver
Saturday aftor poles to build a cow
shed
The pastor of the Luthern church has
two children staying with them and
attending school
Rev Proedoehl of the Luthern church
went to Kenesaw Sunday to help dedi
cate the new church at that place
Fred Quardor is building a new barn
the
Walter M Pennington put his potatoes
in the cellar first of this week and is
ready now to sell as they are all sacked
and graded He raised 100 bushels
Oscar Peters of Minden who has been
husking his mothers corn has returned
home His sister Lizzie went with him
and will work at the Lutheran parsonage
at that place
Mrs Walter Pennington rode over to
her mothers near Lebanon Sunday and
stayed a few days She is growing
stronger rapidly She has been sick
since August 4th
Mrs Maud Thomas and her sister
Myrtle Cheville went to Hendley to see
their mother Mrs Henry Lomax who is
very sick L A Thomas drove down
Tuesday to bring them home
Gottlieb Groesch is here from Cum
nMngs county and is helping his brother
Max husk corn When they finish they
will return to Breemer where Max will
study medicine under his father
Lebanon Art Studio
For all styles of photos They make
those large bust pictures that dont
need to be enlarged Negatives
lilcVUO UUJr JUC3UH
Call on Walter M Pennington
for carrots
dried sweet corn
large sweet potatoes
etc
A Heavy Load
To lift that load of of tho stomach
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure It digests
what you eat Sour stomach belching
gas on stomach and all disorders of the
stomach that are curable are instantly
relieved and permanently cured by the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure S P
Storrs a druggist at 297 Main Street
New Britain Conn says Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure is giving such universal
satisfaction and is so surely becoming
tho positive relief and subsequent cure
for this distressing ailment I feel that
I am always sure to satisfy and gratify
my customers by recomending it to them
I write this to show how well the remedy
is spoken of here Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure was discovered after years cf
scientific experiments and will positively
cure all stomach troubles Sold bjL W
McConnell
Nice smooth stove pipe at W T Colo
mans at ten cents a joint
CULBERTS0N
County Supt OConuell visited
public schools here Wednesday
Mrs Frank Henderson of McCook is
visiting with the home folks this week
D M Benedict of Culbwtson is the
commissioner elect of the first commis
sioner district
Ben Williams of Red Oak 111 was in
town Monday shaking hands with
friends and relatives
Ira Ferrier and wife came in from the
west Saturday evening to visit his peo
ple here several days
Miss Grace Benedict camo in from
Denver Saturday evening where she
has been for several months
The vote Tuesday showed that there
are 115 Republicans 35 Domocrats 10
Populists and three Socialists in Cul
bertson
Lester Littel came up from Lincoln
Monday evening and cast his vote for
the right man He returned to Lincoln
Wednesday
The closing out sale of W Z Taylor
is attracting considerable attention this
week A couple of smooth silver tongued
auctioneers in the employ of R G
Whitmore Co of Minneapolis have
charge of the sale
About one third of the beets grown in
this section have been shipped at this
writing The farmers are now busy silo
ing the rest and it will probably take
until the middle of January or the first
of February before the last car load is
shipped out
A meeting of the beet growers of the
country surrounding Culbertson was
held Saturday for the purpose of tak
ing steps to secure a beet sugar factory
for Cuibertson There appears to be a
determination on the part of a good
many of the growers not to raise beets
again unless a factory is built here the
coming year
Henry Walker of tho firm of Hein
Walker returned from Lovelnnd Colo
the first of the week where he had been
investigating the beet industry Mr
Walker is of theopnion that if the farm
ers of this section would take as much
pains to piepare and cultivate their beet
lands as they do in Colorado we would
reap larger returns from our cheap land
than they do from their 20000 per acre
land
The contract for fine new bridge across
the Frenchman at the foot of Main street
was let last week to W C Bullard
This bridge is a much needed improve
ment to the town Now if the railroad
company could be induced to move the
depot to a point where the railroad
crosses the extension of Main street tho
distance from the central part of town
would be less than half what it is at
present
David C Benedict one of the enter
prising youug farmers of this section
was married Thursday the 31st to Miss
Mao ConklinK of Franklin Nebraska
The wedding ceremony took place at the
home of the brides parents The bride
is the accomplished daughter of James
Conkling a prominent real estate dealer
of Franklin Mr and Mrs Benedict ar
rived Thursday and at once went to
housekeeping on Mr Benedicts fine
ranch south of town They start out in
their married life with best wishes of a
large circle of warm friends
A Physician Healed
Dr Geo Ewing a practicing physician
of Smiths Grove Ky for over thirty
years writes his personal experience
with Foleys Kidney Cure For years I
had been greatly bthered with kidney
and bladder trouble and enlarged pros
tate gland I used everything known
to the profession without relief until
I commenced to use FoleysKidney Cure
16x40 12 feet from sill to plate This
Affe t three bottls j Was entirely
Will oniQ T rlYi IVt o Inr rf hT in
relieved and cured I prescribe it now
daily in my practice and heartly recom
mend its use to all physicans for such
troubles I have prescribed it in hun
dreds of cases with perfect success
Sold by A McMillen
BARTLEY
Dane Fletcher has been quite sick for
the past week but is better now
Dr John Arbogast came up from
Creighton Medical College to vote
Will Short of Indianpla was in Bartley
election day telling the people how to
vote
Miss Blanche Miller has moved her
millinery goods up stairs over the post-
omce
Dr W A Mackechnie and James
McCallum were Bartley callers one day
last week
John Lang shipped a car load of po
tatoes from this station to Oklahoma
last week
Roosevelt reelected Nov 8th 190i and
it snowed the very next day Parker is
very very cold now
Mrs Joe Hoover left for Iowa Wed
nesday on No 12 where she was called
to the bedside of her sick father
Mrs Barton left on No 5 Wednesday
evening for Colorado where she will
make an extended stay with her son and
family
Mrs Rhine a sister of Henry
hause who has been visiting here re
turned to her homo at Campbell Neb
Monday on No VI
The Republican vote was the largest
ever cast in East Valley precinct and
had some surprises for those who were
best informed of the situation
Elder J n Roberts of Ilendloy will
preach in tho Christian church at Bart
ley at 11 a m Nov 27 Mr Roberts
preached hero for two years and has
many friends who will bo pleased to
hear him again
Some eccentricities of tho vote polled
here One party voted for the Repub
lican electors and for Norris but voted
for W J Bryan as his preference for U
S senator Two leading church mem
bers wno vote tho prohibition ticket to
bo consistent voted for Bolles for com
missioner One voter used his great
privilege ana voted for revising tho con
stitution but for no other person or thing
owing to his constitutional frame of
mind One who declared he would not
vote for any fusionist or socialist crossed
out both the fusion and socialist squares
down tho whole ticket and left the repub
lican Bquares free from mark or blot
One voter did not voto for electors but
voted the rest of tho ticket
I BOX ELDER
the Eliza Johnson called on Ida Modrell
ounday alternoon
Ed Couse and wife visited with
and Mrs Wm Johnson Sunday
160 acres in 22-1-29
acres fenced
160 acres in 26-4-30
160 acres in 22-3-27
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A cold wave struck this part of the
country early Wednesday morning
Special meetings will begin this Wed
nesday evening at tho church Rev
Clifton the conference evangelist will
assist the pastor Rev J R Kerr
In a letter received from Mrs J A
Pinkerton nhe writes that her brother
A F Reeves who is in tho employ of
tho navy as a draughtsman has been
transferred to the Philippines leaving
Sh Francisco the 1st of November
I was troubled with constipation and
stomach troubles lo3t flesh mj com
plexion was ruined Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea brought back my health
and complexion Mary Allen St
Louis 35 cents L W McConnell
The Tribune and weekly Chicago In
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NORTH OF TOWN ITEMS
Irving Spaulding of the Willow is vis
iting at his old home in Iowa
Ed Glandon is tho teacher in the
North Divide school and is giving good
satisfaction
The family of Harry Short who moved
here from Missouri two weeks since
moving onto the Clyde Merriott farm
has been having a siege of sickness Mrs
Short is very ill at present
Clyde Marriott and family and Mrs
Marriotts mother Mrs Dellart who
came here from Iowa and bought the
old Rider farm have traded for a farm
in Missouri and haye gone there to live
They left many friends here who will join
in wishes for success in their new home
Doesnt Respect Old Age
Itsshamefal when youth fails to show
proper respect for old age but just tho
contrary in the case of Dr Kings New
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SPECIAL LAND LIST
Price 900 30 acres in cultivation 40
Price Soo 9 miles to McCook
Price r200 100 acres in cultivation
well sod buildings
320 acres in 23 and 24-1-29 Price i8oo
29
Sod buildings 160
acres in cultivation well 240 acres fenced
80 acres in 12-3-29 Price 400 12 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 21-2-27 Price 800 20 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 29 and 30-2-29 Price 900 50 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 23-1-29 Price 1200 130 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 20-1-29 Price 1200 60 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 33-4-29 Price r0oo 75 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 35-2-29 Price 800 25 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 6-1-29 Price 700 70 acres in cultivation
160 acres in 32-2-30 Price 800 80 acres in cultivation
320acres in 21 and 22-3-29 Price 4000 35 acres hog tight
fence good 2 story frame house good barn and sheds 275 acres in
cultivation
320 acres in
fair buildings
160 acres in
26-2-30 Price 1600
220 acres in cultivation
3 1 -1-29 Price 640
Where purchase price exceeds 500 one third cash
balance in one two or three annual payments at 7
per cent Sale subject to lease and prices changed without notice
Red Willow county land is by many underestimated It is of
much value as farming land Be wise and do not undervalue Wes
tern Nebraska land Eighteen sections of land in range 7 Nebras
ka was once advertised for sale at 100 an acre Furnas county
land has doubled and trebled in value within the past three years
All the above land should be sold by Christmas Consider the terms
and with proper farming it will pay for itself Use the phone or
wire if you deem it necessary - it often beats the mail if some other
fellow is writing
I have 40 farms in Frontier county for sale at 400 an acre up
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McCOOK NEBRASKA
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Rks Phonk 131
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