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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-01
Crossingville

Most farmers about here are through
seeding.
William Broonie and Tom Downs
called on Edward Pierson, Sunday
morning.
Samuel Nihiser and Arthur Rogers
attended Prayer meeting at Union,
Thursday night.
Jacob Nihiser has been hauling his
winters coal from Enterprise, the past
week.
Blanche Nihiser had as her guest
last week, Lulu Spraggons, from
Macon, Ill.
Frank Robson, of Pine Valley,
passed through here, Saturday.
John Krinn, of Stringtown. was
seen on our streets. Sunday.
Samuel Krinn passed through here
Saturday, enroute for Logan.
Arthur Rogers was business Wis
itor at Enterprise, Thursday.
John Manning and family were Lo-
gan visitors, Saturday.
Charles Clark, of Stri ngtown, was q
business visitor at Lew Rogers, Fri
day.
We think the road authority of
Hooking County had better do some
thing in this end in the shape of re-
pairing the Nihisel hill. With no rain
for forty days and nights, this piece
of road is nearly impossible. A man
with two good eyes could not run a
wheelbarrow either up or down this
hill after sun down with safety.
John krinn, Of Logan, was in this
vicinity, Saturday, gathering together
his strayed cattle.
Mrs. Edward Pierson and children
are visiting VIM. Pierson and family,
of near Gore, also other relatives and
friends in Logan. this week.
Soon the buzz of the saw mill will
be heard, Rohr and Woods having
moved their mill in the unincorporat-
ed village of Tarrytown.
Tonight the clouds are soaring the sky
All signs of rain, but still 1t is dry.
HEPHZIBAH
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Pleasant Valley

Rev. j. b. Matthias, of neal
Enterprise, was seen in this virin.
ity one day last week.
Mrs. b. F. Nihiser, of Corn Col
Ridge, passed through our valley
Friday enroute to Enterprise.
Augustine Blackston and wife
attended Sunday School at Fair
view, Sunday.
David Vancuren and wife, who
have been visiting relatives Al
this place for the past week re-
turned to tteir home in Illinois,
Saturday.
Miss Mary Nihiser was the Sun
day guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Nlhiser.
Bert Russell was the guest OF
Andrew Prior and family Sunday
d. Vancuren and wife, of ILL.,,
Tilda Hare, of Logan, and
I. Vancuren and wife visited rela
tives in Ilesboro one day las
week.
Geo. Conkle and son Edward
we're In Logan, Saturday.
Andrew Prior and wife made a
business trip to Logan one day
last week.
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Cedar Grove

Rev. Lockwood, of Walnut Grove
is holding a series of meetings at ST.
John.
Harry Gordon and wife entertained
at dinner last Sunday, Mr.. John Dres-
back and wife, Miss Blanche Brown,
Myrta Lindsey and Clarence Walton,
of Pine Grove, and Truman Kline and
sister, of Gibisonville.
William Devore and daughter Mary,
visited Mrs. Minnie Gordon last week.
Mrs. Harry Gordon and Miss Icel
Davis visited Mrs. Mary Linn last
Wednesday.
Vern Kitchen was in our village
last Wednesday.
Pearl Rose is in the employ of
Jacob Banter.
VIM. Barnhart, of Wesley Chapel,
was in our town last Tuesday even
ing on business.
John Chilcote, of So. Bloomingville,
bought drove of sheep of Harry
Gordon last week.
Mrs. Martha BANTER visited her
son, Mr.. AL. BANTER, of Pine Grove,
last Monday.
Mr.. Mccormick, OF Macarthur, was
here this week insurlng property.
MAUD
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Rockbridge

The temperance lecture was well
attended here, Monday evening.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the dedication at Centinary,
Sunday.
Mesdames Emma Carpenter, Nettie
Barron, Lydia Bond, Mary Dupler and
Anna Woltz attended the funeral of
Mrs. Robert Stoughton at Sugar
Grove, Friday
O. w. Huls was business visitor
at this place, recently.
G. II. Stoughton spent Sunday with
his family.
Nellie Weltner, of Logan, visited
Susan Troxel, part of last week.
Frank Stoughton returned home,
after a few days visit with his father
at Columbus.
Mr. Spere passed through this city
in his auto, Sunday.
Mrs, Jennie Pitser, of Newark, vis-
tied Chas. Wharton and wife, last
week.
Joseph Woltz, wife and daughter,
spent Sunday with John Fauble and
family.
Mrs. Clint White is visiting Mrs,
viii Nixon, at this writing.
Mrs. Ella Dupler was Lancaster
shopper, last week.
Della Matthias visited relatives in
Sugar Grove, last week
Mrs. Della lluls and father spent
Friday In Lancaster.
Elmer Beougher went to Lancaster,
Monday.
Stell Murphy was Lancaster shop
per- Friday. ROBIN,
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on the sick list the past few days.
Herman Wolfe attended the
Temperance lecture at SO. Bloom
ingville last Sunday.
Mrs. T. j. Dorsey is still very
poorly at this writing.
Leland Virgins and family
visited the formers parents,
Virgins last Sunday.
/. F. Anderson, Superintendent
Of the G.. and $. r. II delivered
quite an interesting and instruc-
tive Temperance lecture at the
Smith schoolhouse last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Virgins was a
Laurelville shopper last Saturday.
Thomas Hickman and wife
visited Mrs. Ellen Evans, Of
Gibisonville last Sunday,
Miss Edna Scott, of Eagle Mills,
attended church at So. Blooming
vile last Sunday.
The new preacher for the com
ing year will be at So. Blooming
vile next Sunday at 10 80. Every
body come. UNCLE JOHN.
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Old Town No. 9

F. L. Polling was busy cutting
corn this week for Eber Mowery.
Mrs. V. johnson is spending a
few days with her sister Mrs.
Dwight Polling at present.
In last weeks items a party
program was added with our
items which did not belong with
them. We wish to announce this
because the party occurred in Lo.
gan and was accldent!y connected
with our items.
George Kessler spent Thursday
evening in Logan.
John Fickel, who fell and broke
his arm, is improving fast.
Miss N. A. Geiger passed
through his place enroute to the
queen city Friday.
School began at No. 9 Monday
with Sherman Polling as teacher
Cutting corn seems to be the
order of the day.
Hello, Old Town No. 8 and Old
Town Hollow Scribe, we know you
are the same person.
Dwight Polling and wife visite d
VIM. Geiger, Sunday.
Thomas McLin and Ola and
Homer Wolfe attended the dedica-
tion at Centenary, Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Polling spent Sun
day with d. A. Polling and family.
Misses Goldie Scholi aud Ida
Fickel spent Saturday evening in
Logan.
We understand that big meet
ing will begin at the Old Dunkard
Church, Sunday evening.
Frank Fickel, who is laboring
at Lancaster, visited his home
Sunday.
Chas. Bright and Elmer Me-
Laughlln passed through this
place Sunday enroute to Bremen.
WHEwELL Or COURSE.
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GibiSonville

Rev. Conkel preached to fair sized
audience at the y. B. church, Sunday.
There will be preaching the follow
ing Sunday at the M. e. Church by
the new pastor, Rev. Hooper.
Henderson Glaze and wife, of South
Perry, called on Byron Zeigler, Sun
day.
Quite number from this place at
tended meeting at Oak Grove, Satur-
day night.
Velva Brashares and Grace Moore
called on Goldie Evans, Sunday.
Grant Moore, wife and daughter,
Grace, were Logan visitors, Saturday
Robert Head, wife and daughters
Ametta and Zelma called on William
Brashares, Sunday.
The Temperance lectures given 10y
Rev. j. w. Orr and G. w. Cox were
well attended.
The pulpit of the M. e. church wa;
ably filled by Rev. Ogle, Sunday
night.
Il. Floyd, proprietor of the "New
Mowery Hotel' of Laurelville, was ;
visitor in our city, Sunday evening.
George Durant, wife and two chill
dren, of near Logan, spent Sunda.
with Chas. Miller.
j. A. Cupp, of Logan, spent Sunda,
with mis- family, of this place.
| Elic Lacroix, of Lancaster, was ;
business visitor in our village, Satu-
day. NAVAJO.
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Here and There

Chas. Diltz and wife called on John
Woodland and wife, last Sunday.
p. N. Snider and Mrs. Eliza Starlkey
called on Mrs. Woodland, last Sunday.
There was basket meeting down
to Bloomingville, last Sunday. Itwas
well attended, and everybody seemed
to enjoy themselves.
Ben Shaw is getting along with his
school at Ose Grove, nicely.
z. N. Snider has bought the Sarah
Clark farm. lie expects to move be-
fore long.
The glove factory at hue is getting
along very nicely, they make four and
six dozen day. CANDY KID.
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CarbonhilI

John Spauding, from near Athens,
spent last Sunday with his brother,
j. r. Sraulding, of this place.
Charley Giffn and wife, of Long
streth, spent last Sunday at the home
of G. w. Bay, of this place.
Pete Evans, OF Columbus, spent last
Sunday with his father, p. d. Evans.
of this place.
j. G.. Spencer attended the Bryan
meeting at Columbus, last Wednesday.
Eph Shaw had business In Logan,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Munk's, of Cleveland, was here
on business, one day last week.
James Griffin, of Sand Run, was
seen here last Friday evening.
The speech given here last Friday
night in behalf of the saloon people
was very tame affair throughout.
The chief points made by the speaker
were for Ward township to leave Lo-
gan alone, and showing the goodness
of the saloon Keepers and how they
help to build and support the
churches. And he held up one man
who once went wrong and now had
come into the church and was now
taking an active part in the County
Local option affairs, he spoke of this
man in slangy way. And there
wasn't scarcely a business man in Lo.
gan that had signed the petition, and
one man took an active part in circu.
lating the petition that always man.
aged to run for assessor every year.
TTNrrE ITEZ
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Little Racc0on.

Wet or dryp 1t looks favorable
for the "wets" IL we mean the
weather.
John Startling went to Logan
last week to work at the brick
yards.
f.. Lane and wife attended the
Bryan reception at Columbus last
week.
George Miller, after taking his
vacation, Is again carrying the
mail.
o. w. II. Wright made q non
tenn perance speech at Ilesboro,
Thursday night.
A surprise party was given Fri
day night at the home OF jacob
Redick in honor Of Albert Redick
it being his eighteenth birthday
Rev. Seamen made n Temperance
lecture at Fairview, Friday night
and at Pleasant Valley, Saturday
night.
A Temperance meeting in con
nection with, the Epworth League
services was held at Mt. Pleasant
Sunday night. The speakers were
Judge Bright, of Logan, and
T. ID. Trimmer.
Rev. and Mrs. b. L. Oswald at
tended the M. r. Conference al
Lancaster last week. They will
be with us another year.
Irwin and Lauretta Stone spen1
Sunday in Logan.
Christopher Herrold was in this
neighborhood buying sheep las
week,
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Calico Ridge

News is scarce article at present,
the drought has dried it all up.
Corn cutting is all done, and If rain
would come, sowing wheat would be
in order, but we think from present
indications that rain will soon come,
we had a trace Sunday night.
Mrs. Lucy Shultz was called to
Shawnee by the illness of her mother,
Mrs, Tom Craig.
George McLain and wife, of Logan,
were the Sunday guests of Donald
Shultz and wife.
Squire Shultz and wife returned
home, Sunday evening, after ten
days visit with friends In GAINESVILLE
and Lancaster.
Joe Snider was the Sunday guest OF
Roy ShultZ.
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Pleasant View

Daniel Safer called on Chris Pierce
Sunday.
William Safer and wife were thu
over Saturday guests of John Sate1
and family.
Samuel Bigham and III. Faublt
called on Levi Yantes, Sunday morn
ing.
Nelson Bigham and son, Benjamin.
were Logan callers, last Saturday.
James Lunsford and Benz. Bigham
spent Sunday at the Rock House.
Nelson Bigham, Chris Kline and
Solomon Yantes and family attended
church at Morgans Chapel, Sunday.
III. Fauble made business trip to
Gibisonvile, Saturday.
The regular meeting of the School
Board and Trustees, of Laurel town.
ship, will be on the 3lst day of Oct,
on account of the Fairfield and Hook
ing Co. Fairs.
Philip Safer called on Henry Fauble,
Sunday afternoon.
James Lunsford and Geo. McGrady
finished cutting corn for Pearl Kuhn,
last Thursday.
Grandma Safer called on Mrs Henry
Fauble, Saturday.
William Safer and wife, of Logan,
and John Safer and wife, of Cola Val
ley, visited Levi Green and family, of
Windy Ridge, Sunday.
Samuel Green delivered some choice
fruit to his brother, John, at BLACK
huntsville, last Friday,
Johnnie Fauble, of Clear Creek,
called on his brother, Henry, last
Thursday.
Henry Fauble done some cementing
for his parents, last Friday.
Samuel Green passed through this
place, last Saturday morning.
Arthur Campbell and wife drove ul
little Cola Valley, Sunday.
Chris Kline passed through this vi
cinity, last Saturday.
Samuel Updyke called on PhiliL
Safer, one day last week.
Philip Safer John Safer and wife
John Yantes and family, Grandm;
Yantes and Frank Matthias attended
the funeral of Mrs Adam lIansley
near Sugar Grove, last Wednesday,
Levi Yantes called on his son, Geo.
Monday morning.
IL. Fauble attended the reception
given in honor of William Jennings
Bryan at Columbus, Ohio, on the 23r'
day of Sept. He reports good tim
and says it was all Democracy and EN-
thusiasm in Columbus on that day
Hurrah for William j, Bryan AM
John w. Kern, and the balance of tn
Democratic ticket from the top +
the bottom.
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Marion No. s

Quite a number of our people
from this place attended the
dedication at Centenary, Sunday.
Mrs E'vira Scholl, who has
been visiting friends at Lancaster,
returned home Thursday.
Perry Buren called on Alfred
Rarick, Sunday morning.
Nora Scholl called on her friend
Elva Brown one night last week.
Thomas Newman and Sylvester
Hickman called on VIM, Scholl,
Tuesday morning.
Wm. Scholl called on 7. j.
Scholl, Sunday morning.
Cora Scholl called on her cousin
Nora Scholl, Sunday.
WIN. Scholl called on his sister
near Lancaster, Wednesday night
Arthur Polling called on Lolo
Locklin, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elyira Scholl and daughter
Miss Nora, were visitors to Logan,
Friday afternoon.
School is progressing nicely at
No with Pearl Lecrone as
teacher.
Sherman Polling and family
passed through this place Sunday
afternoon.
Charles Houston and VIM.
Scholl were Logan visitors Satur-
day afternoon.
Andrew NuIemaker visited
Beech Camp, Monday morning.
Nicholas Vonscoy passed thru
this place Monday afternoon.
Cousin FRANK,
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Salt Creek Valley

Quite a large crowd attended
the basket meeting Mt Blooming
Vile last Sunday. Rev. Clark
delivered a very Interesting
sermon in the forenoon and Hon.
@. V. Wright, of Logan, gave q
temperance lecture in the after
noon.
VIM. PARKS has returned home
from Pickaway county where he
has been visiting his son George,
the past two weeks.
j, r. Kennedy and family, sni
Jefferson Fetherolf and family
were the guests of Amos Fetherolf
of Salt Greek.
Chloe Lindsey, little son OF
Jacob Lindsey, has been reported
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New Plymouth

Will Yam and wife, of Cali.
fornia, after an absence of 35
years, is visiting Mr.. Vans
parents this week.
Mrs. Musser and daughter
Mable, were Logan visitors Satur-
day.
Jennie and Will Barton are
home this week.
Lon Warthman and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Walker, of
Cedar Falls.
Miss Wilma Clark left Friday
for Delaware where she is study.
ing music.
Miss Madge Mcdowell left Sat
urday evening for Delaware where
eshe is employed in teaching music.
Miss Myrtle Warthman is at
Delaware attending college.
Mrs. M. Hawk and daughter
Ruth, spent Saturday with friends
in Macarthur.
Will Wymer, of Michigan, is
here calling on old friends.
Miss Mable Musser and Laura
Harden spent Saturday night with
Leila Warthman.
Irwin Freeze and family are
visiting Mr.. Freezes parents in
Washington County.
Rev. Sheldon and family left Fri.
day for New Jersey where he ex-
poets to attend college.
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GET RICH QUICK.

Schemes of this class have again
come to grief along with the gullible
investors, causing serious loss to
Innocent business concerns, as is
always the case of panics in Wall St.
While this last lesson is yet fresh
in mind, it is an opportune moment
to consider causes and means to
avoid like trouble in the future.
Direct your attention to that
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cinnati Enquirer. From its columns
one can readily detect the trend of
currency, its lodging places, by
whom handled, uses made of it, and
final results.
Again you read quotations of
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every nature, fixing Status of all
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Also Current News, facts and re-
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follow the channel of success.
It's extra size and high price, is
the secret of its ability to discover,
obtain, print and serve its patrons
with all the news. and cater towants
of people in every calling of life.
The Weekly Enquirer for the
year 1908 has greatly increased its
Clubbing offers which now include
the most select and popular pub
lications of the day at prices slightly
over half the regular Subscription
rates.
Do not overlook the fact that the
year 1908 promises to excel in pros
perity any of the past, and that
the Enquirer printed at Cincinnati,
Ohio, is one of the most reliable
sources of information.
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Buzzard Avenue

Well, it has been quite while
since you heard from us, but we
are still on earth.
Kosseth Fierce, wife and chill.
dren, Wayne and Vera, OF
Glouster, and Roxie Stalder, of
Millfeld, we're the guests OF
Lorenzo Shaffer last week.
Lucius Rider and Elwood Stivi.
son were in Logan, Saturday.
Misses Roxie Stalder, Nora,
Nellie and Bessie Shaffer were the
guests of Ed Stalder and wife, OF
Sugar Grove, Saturday.
Misses Bessie Shalfer anG
Goldie Stivlson, Messrs. ElwooG
Stivison and Lucius Rider attend
ed the dedication at Centenary
Sunday.
l.. Shaffer, wife and daughters
Hazel and Hattie, and X. j. Fierce
wife and children, Wayne ant
Vera, were the guests of Lewi
Stalder, Friday.
Misses Goldje Stivison and Saral
Young were in Sugar Grove, Fri
day.
j. X. Marshall, of Sugar Grove,
was seen here Saturday.
l.. Shaffer was in Bremen las
Wednesday,
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StringtoWn

Mr.. Frank Linton and family
were the Sunday guests of Allen
Murphy and wife.
Mr.. H. G. Beery made business
trip to Enterprise, Wednesday.
Mrs. Clint White and children
of Rockbridge, spent several days
with Mrs. Will Nixon.
Mr.. Charles Beougher, wife and
daughter Catharine, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Noah
Beougher and family.
Mr.. Thomas McPeck expects to
move his family to Logan in the
near future.
Messrs. Amos Matthias and Web.
ster Glove were visitors at the oil
well, Monday night.
Quite number met at the I'm
ion school house, Saturday right,
for the purpose of organizing a
debating club. The topic for the
first debate will be: (Which is
the most useful to a community, n
preacher, or school teacher?"
Mrs, Jerry Blo' ser called on
Miss Eflle Beoushcr, Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Matthias of Enter
prise, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Harsh, Tuesday, OF
last week.
Miss Sadie Glove spent several
days OF last week in Logan, the
guest of relatives.
Mr.. Geo. Kline of Enterp ise,
was business caller at this place,
Thursday.
Mrs. Eliza Warihman and Miss
Rose McPeck spent Tuesday with
tho latter's parents.
Mr.. Willie Evans smiling face
was seen in this place Sunday af'
terno0n.
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Brownsville
'orn to Mr.. Ogg and wife, a daugh-

Born to Mr.. Ogg and wife, daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Jennie Linn is holding re-
vival meeting at Morgans Chapel.
Everybody go and hear her, she is a
good talker. Everybody go that likes
the true gospel,
Rike Lindsey has a smile. on his
face, because 1t is girl.
Arthur Flowers broke bread with
Eddy Bigham, last Sunday, and In the
afternoon they took nice dusting
over the Laurel road.
VIM. and Isaac Flowers made Q
business trip to Lancaster, one day
last week. UNCLE BILL.
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Wesley Chapel

Earl Steel and family, ofLaurel-
Vile, is visiting Will Barton and
wife.
Mrs. Stella Polir g has returned
to her home at Logan, after a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Vest.
Mrs. Mary Lyons and grand
daughter Miss NADIA, is visiting
her son Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warthman, of
Plymouth, were the guests of
d. G. Walker and wife Saturday.
Silas Eby passed through our
city Saturday.
f. M. Mount and Eli Watts
called on Geo. Amerine one day
last week to settle a dispute about
line fence between Amerine and
I'll. ID. Hutton, township clerk.
Jake Thurness, of Mt. Pleasant
called on G. Amerine last Monday.
Charles Lyons made business
trip to Hue last Monday.
Will Griffith was on our ridge
last Saturday.
Joe Earnhart and wife and Less
Lemon and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs. Earnhart at Silver
ly last Saturday.
Geo. Mount is visiting his
brother F. M. Mount.
Lon Warthman and wife took
dinner with Asel Ward and wife
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Lyons, Miss NADIA
Lyons and Mrs. Eleanor Lyons
visited the formers daughter,
Mrs. Charles Bray, Thursday and
FRIDAY at CreOla.
Miss Maud Edwards is visiting
her parents.
@. H.. Reichley and wife called
on Mrs. Mary Amerine last We'd
nesday.
Joe Davis and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. Cain, Sunday. ~"
Locker Amerine and wife took
dinner with parents Sunday.
A. Schaal, G. Kalklosch, G. e.
Lyons, f. M. Mount, f. Watts
and Silas Eby were among the
Logan shoppers Saturday.
Arthur Warthman and Miss
Name Reichley and Tom Edwards
and sisters Misses Maud and
Myrtle were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Sunday. =
Mrs Charles Lyons is visiting
relatives IN Perry County.
Jim Cain made a business trip
to Laurelville, Saturday.
Earl Steel is in the employ of
Will Barton.
Mr.. Cain ia improving his farm
by fine new house.
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MemOriam.

In sad but loving remembrance o
Nelson M. Acker, who departed
this life Sept. a. 1906.
Two years have passed. oh, how we mis-
him,
Never shall his memory fade,
Dearest thoughts shall ever linger
Around the grave whore he Is laid.
Silently the shades of evening
Gather around our lonely door,
Silently they bring before us,
That dear face We can see no more.
oh Father, smile upon Us from above,
Ask God To lead us when We die,
That We meet you once again,
Some sweet day, by and by.
TIE FAMILY.
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Saved His Boys Life.

"My three year old boy was
badly eonstipated, had high
fever and was in an awful condi-
tion. l gave him two dczes of
Foley's Orino Laxative and the
next morning the fever was gone
and he was entirely well. Foley's
Orino Laxative saved his life. :"
A. Wolkush, Casimer, Wis. Bort
d Co.
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Are You Only Half ALIVE?

People with kidney trouble are
so weak and exhausted that they
are half alive. Foley's Kidney
Remedy makes healthy kidneys,
restores lost vitality, and weak,
delicate people are restored to
health. Refuse and buy Foley's.
Bort Il Co.
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NO HUN rING-No hunting or
trespassing will be allowed on the
farm known as the Ed Stivison
farm, now owned by G. w. Evans.
Parties doing so, will be prosecut-
cd to the full extent of the law.
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