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and tlicy all ot well and clono lino I alto
used it for chicken lico and mites and it is all
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I am using Liquid Koal and am well plcas ed
with it I am sure I saved my hogs with it last
year and am goiiiK to keep it in stock all the
time as it is tho bist thing I ovor had on the
place for everything it is intended for It is
good for chicken cholera lico on stock insects
of all kinds it will destroy all kinds
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Mr Alexander T Brown
inventor of the Smith Premier
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the foremost writing machine expert of the
world Besides he is a practical and successful
business man He built the first
Smith Premier
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not only for handsome and speedy work but to endure under
the severest demands of actual business The Smith Premier
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J B Taylor n prominent merchant of
Chriesmnn Tex says I could not eat
because of a weak stomach I lost all
strength and ran down in weight All
that money could do was done but all
hope of recovery vanished Hearing of
some wonderful cures effected by Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure I concluded to try it
The first bottle benefitted me and after
taking four bottles 1 am fully restored to
my usual strength weight and health
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
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LEBANON
R W Devoe and wife were over from
McCook ovor Sunday
F S Sovorns and Edna were up from
Wilsonville Saturday
A C Bartholomews were Missouri
Ridge visitors Sunday
Charles Nichols has plowed his alfalfa
under and will drill in rye
Ned Ferrel and wife drove to McCook
Sunday and home Monday
W M Ball and George Fitzinger took
pictures of tho ball players Saturday
George Abbott writes from Unadilla
that he likes that place to buy grain in
B A Johnson has rented the J P
Kinne farm and is drilling wheat into
the corn
J L Murr the M E- pastor for the
coming year arrived Saturday night
overland
C E Thompson left first of tho week
for Billings Mont after a weeks visit
with his uncle Mr Welborn
Charles Cowden hauled a 4 horse load
of barley to Dan bury Saturday the
elevator at Lebanon being closed
A P Bod well has sold his 1G0 to
Henry Ketterring for 72G0 or S4500
per acre and will give possession 1st of
March
Tho friends of William Boyd surprised
him on the 5th the 4th being his 24th
birthday About 2o were there and
they enjoyed themselves
Mitchell Young and wife of Danbury
took in the ball game here Saturday A
largo crowd was intending to come but
were told there would bo no game
They missed the best game of the season
N S West returned Monday from an
extended visit to points along Lake Su
poriortheWorlds Fair and a four weeks
visit with his son Forrest who is now
located at Cave Springs Mo Danbury
News
Ora Bodwell has sold his dray line and
equipment and also his residence to
Wm Morgan Ora will go wherever his
father does they are not yet decided
The Bod wells were among the first sett
lers in this part of the county and were
here during the grasshopper years and
endured the Indian fire of 79 etc We
regret to see them sell
Dr Isaiah Bennett and a Miss Pierson
were married at St Louia September
29 They returned the 30th and are at
home now four miles west of Wilsonville
The doctor is one of tho oldest settlers
and has a wide acquaintance up and
down tho valley We are not acquaint
ed with Miss Pierson but understand
that she was a sweet Swede girl
J O Westermeier drove over from
McCook Saturday to canvas the town
for his county atlas Ho found the
business men too busy Saturduy to do
any business lie has been working
Frontier county and Decatur county
Kansas wishing to save exi ense of mov
ing their big outfit by having three
counties to work ou
Our ball boys went to Indianola last
Thursday to play a series of games with
Stockville for a purse of S100 and cham
pionship of the season Frontier county
against Lebanon PendergrafF of Hast
ings pitched for Lebanon and Teel of
the Iowa League for Stockville Thurs
days game resulted in our teams defeat
by a score of 7 to 0 Friday was a rainy
day and the game was postponed until
Saturday when our boys won in an even
game of 7 to 6 Monday the score was 4
to 0 in favor of Lebanon
F M Pennington noticed in the daily
papers of two weeks ago of a heavy cloud
burst at Trinidad Colorado and was
much worried until receiving a letter
from his son at that place Ira writes
that he was on his engine when the flood
came and that he stayed there until the
water went down over three hours
The round house was on an embank
ment three feet high and the water
washed the ground away and let the
building down the entire distance The
cloud burst occurred over the city water
works reservoir 40 acres in extent and
burst the dam
The Lebanon girls played the
flower nine of Kansas October 8
score was 44 to 12 in favor of the
flowers The Kansas eirls were
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dressed in blue aprons and caps alike
will iioss coached them Their catcher
was Ola Vanfleet and Lizzie Moss
pitched the entire game Myra Pool
caught most of the game for Lebanon
several pitchers were tried It seemed
difficult for the girls to throw the ball
where they wanted it The Kansas girls
matched a game for 3 weeks from the
8th to be played with the women of
Lebanon The game will depend how
ever on the weather if it is too cold
they will not play The Kansas girls
represented someof the wealthiest
and mest influential families and the
parents were there in their double seated
surrreys to see the game
NORTH OF LEBANON
Fred Bool will build a new store soon
Rudolph Quardors baby is said to be
very sick
The Purdy boys have traded 3 hogs
for a horse
John Hoag and Peter Hickman visited
Sunday at Walter MPenningtons
The German Lutheran pastor preached
Sunday at Osborn north of McCook
Joseph Hoover and family wero out
from Bartley Sunday and called at
Walter Penningtons
Henry Cowden was thrown across the
water trough and his ribs cracked last
week Friday while watering the hogs
Adam Fritz has his stone house up
and the shingles on The finishing he
will do at odd times during the winter
Chas Vandevort and a daughter of
Sam Young were married a week or ten
days ago and were serenaded one night
last week
Little Martha Pennington was taken
sick Thursday of last week and during
the night had four convulsions She is
improving at present
Peter Hickman carries a watch that
his father gave him on his 21st birthday
that with the chain cost 123 Mr
Hickman thinks that as good a watch
could be bought now for 20
The new rural route is established and
now the string of boxes are up to catch
the mail Not all boxes though for
some use two sacks Peter Hickman
has so arranged his box on a swinging
era no that ho need not stop outside of
the yard to get the mail
Tom Saul was heard to remark that
thoy send men to Lincoln for a crime
but I would consider it -as much a pun
ishment to he sent tolled Willow coun
ty But immediately after shedding
his thresher after his second years
run nere ne commenced tonriu in wneat
with tho Bachler boys They will put
in 1000 acres Tom is paying 30c an
acre to get wneat uruieu in corn suwks
One of Many
If A Tisdale of Summerton S C
suffered for twenty jears with tho Piles
Specialists were employed and many
remedies used but relief and permanent
good was found in the use of De Witts
Witch Hazel Salvo This is onU one of
the many many cuies that have been
effected I y this wonderful remedy In
buying Witch Hnzell Salve it is only
necessnrv to see that you get tho genuino
DeWitts made by E C DoWitt Co
in Chicago and a cure is certain De-
Witts Witch Havell Salve cures all j
kinds of piles cuts burns bruises
eczema tetter ringworm skin diseases I
etc Sold by L W McConnell
SOUTH SIDE
Oscar Schmitz is visiting friends in
Iowa
Beet work is the leading profession in
this neighborhood
L A Stephens of WrayCol is work
ing for John Burtless
Miss Geneva Fitch has begun her
school at Prospect Park
Mr and Mrs J W Andrews wero In
dianola visitois latter part of last week
The farmers of this vicinity arc losing
quite a number of cattle of the blackleg
School is progressing nicely in district
No 8 with a large enrollment Miss Edna
Cathcart in charge
Oscar Green was over from McCook a
while after school hoursFriday evening
watching the beet workers
W S Fitch has purchased the Eliza
Nettleton property thus adding 1G0 acres
to his real estate holdings hero
We understand that Dennis St Ger
man contemplates leaving in the near
future He has rented his homo place
for the coming year
The auto and a farm wagon collided
on the public highway out this way tho
other day with somewhat disastrous re
sults to the drivers Both vehicles escap
ed unscathed
Jack Frost has forgotten us Well we
dont feel slighted It has preserved our
potato vines a month longer than usual
We would have to go back a long ways
in the annals of Republican Valley his
tory to find the 13th of October without
frost
The Original
Foley Co Chicago originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foleys Honey
and Tar many imitations are
offered for tho genuine Ask for Foleys
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi
tute offered as no other preparation will
give tho same satisfaction It is mildlv
laxative It contains no opiates and is
safest for children and delicate persons
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A Weeks is visiting his parents in
Iowa
T C Kelley is back from his visit to
St Louis
There was a high wind Wednesday
causing all to hold their hats and lean
hard to the south
Gerda Anderson is sojourning
few days at BW Berjamins
J E Dodge is billed to thresh
Petersons barley crop Thursday
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A Peters and wife Ethel and Mary
Peters and Roy Alberts started Tuesday
for the St Louis fair
The Republicans of Grant precinct
held their caucus to nominate precinct
officers Monday night
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The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives instant relief
in all cases of Cough Croup and La
Grippe because it does not pass immedi
ately into tho stomach but takes effect
right at the seat of the trouble It
draws out the inflammation heals and
soothes and cures permanently by en
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giving and life sustaining oxygen to tho
blood and tissues Sold by L W Mc
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BOX ELDER
We had our first frost last Monday
night
Robert Larington has his new sod
house ready for the roof
Mr and Mrs N Boyce returned last
Wednesdcay from St Louis
A W Campbell took a load of fine
turnips to town Wednesday
Rev J A Kerr will preach at the
church next Sunday morning at 11
oclock
Mr and Mrs Austin Dixon who have
spent the past eight months on the coast
stopped off on their way home and are
visiting relatives and old acquaintaeces
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system of all bile without producing
nrmlHqsint effects Thev do not erine
sicken or weaken but pleasantly give
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Burns or Piles Otto Dodd of Ponder
Mo writes I suffered with an ugly
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