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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-06-25
GibisonVille

Quite a crowd assembled in the
Woods Grove, near Gibisonville, to
witness the program rendered by the
M. e. Sabbath school together with a
few other schools which were repre-
sented. The occasion was made much
more interesting by the presence OF
the Laurelville band. This band Or
ganization is comparatively new, but
the way they render their music
shows that they know their business.
The childrens program is two lengthy
to give here in detail, but was we'll
rendered and highly appreciated. The
speakers of the day were Rev. Blair
and Rev. Dowden, from Tarlton; Rev.
O'Dell, from Logan; Rev. Baker and
Rev. Johnson, from Gibisonville; and
Rev. Boyd of the Gibisonyille, U. b.
circuit. Interesting talks were rem
dered by M. w. Alstadt, Of Laurel
Vile; j. G. Stoughton, OF Rockbridge,
and T. d. Trimmer, of Washington
township. Great praise is due to Rev.
Baker for the sacrifices and efforts in
arranging and preparing the program
for the day. Everybody departed for
their homes with smiling faces feel
ing that they had been we'll repaid in
attending these fine exercises.
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BuZzard Avenue

Lucius Rider made a business trip
to Logan, Thursday.
Boyd Stiyerson was in Logan, last
Tuesday, on business.
Charles Perry, OF Nelsonville, is Wis
iting Lorenzo Shatfer and family, at
this writing.
Noah Stiverson hauled gas pipe for
Chris Fauble, last week.
Lorenzo Shatfer and daughter and
Goldie Matthias and Goldie Stiverson
were Logan visitors, Friday.
Mrs. Green and daughters, were in
Logan, last Friday.
Simon Primer and Emma Roop at
tended the Sunday School Convention
at Gibetown.
Ada Matthias and Mamie Coffman,
of Nekonyille, are visiting relatives
and friends of this place, at this
writing.
Walter Marshall and his friend, OF
Sugar Grove, called on l.. S. Shatfer,
Saturday forenoon.
l.. Shaffer and nephew, Chas. Perry
made flying trip to Sugar Grove,
Saturday forenoon.
Bessie Shatfer took Sunday dinner
with Goldie Stiyerson.
Lewis Stalder and wife, of Sugar
Grove, spent Sunday with l.. ShaffeI
and family.
Mildred Whorton spent Sunday
with Nora and Nellie Shaffer.
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Marion No. 9

A very large crowd attended chill
drens services at Bethany, Sunday.
Recitations were spoken and the
choir sang very beautiful songs.
Ida Fickel, Estella Polling and Dave
Polling called on Goldie Scholl, Sun
day evening.
Susie and Beulah Polling called on
Rilla Brown, Sunday evening.
Orla Wright spent Sunday with his
parents, L. j. Wright and wife.
Vallie Wright, wife and children
also spent Sunday with his parents,
L.J. Wright and wife.
Hood johnson and wife, of Gore,
spent Sunday with D. Wolfe and
family.
Marion Bright and wife, of Santoy,
are visiting relatives at this place, at
present.
A very large crowd attended the
childrens service at Mt. Tabor, Sun
day evening. Among them were Ida
Fickel, Estella, Beulah and Susie
Polling and Goldie Scholl.
Quite number of Old Town boys
attended childrens service at Mt.
Tabor, Sunday evening.
HooT Owl.
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Advertising a Necessity.

In speaking about the obvious
aids in store work big nero hant
said the other day: "You ask me
which | would sooner dispense with
the elevator, the telephone or the
advertisement. They are so useful
that l could hardly conceive OF
running my business without them
But the first two are hardly to be
classed with the latter. They are
conveniences-in fact, necessities
in one sense-but the advertisement
is an absolute necessity. When
the world has made go much pro-
gress that we use wireless telegl a.
ply from our store roof to commu-
nicate with 5000 or 1000 people
every morning we may be able to
dispense with advertising, but not
before. Quincy (Ill } Herald.
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Pole Ridge

Mrs. Carrie Koehley and Minnie
Burns, of Columbus, returned home,
after short visit with friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
Born to Frank Searles and wife,
Tuesday last, 10 pound boy.
Arthur Vanfossan is on the sick
list, at this writing.
Grandma Orr is still on the sick
list.
Minnie Weaver, of Sans Creek, was
the guest of Mary Ann Best and
Grandma Orr, Monday last.
j. M. Orr was business caller on
Samuel Searles an6 also at LAUREL
vile, Wednesday last.
Mrs. f. Weaver was the guest Of
Mary Ann Best and Grandma Orr,
Thursday last.
Mrs. Jane Davis and family, of
Stringtown and Lessel Bowkan, of
Sans Creek, were the guests of Nettie
Thompson. Saturday last.
Walter Pierce and Jonathan Orr
started out for harvest work.
j. M. Orr and Mary Ann Best made
bushes trip to Laurelville, Monday
last. CRICKET.
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Calico Ridge

Wheat harvest is here again and
the sound of the reaper will soon he
heard In the land.
The blackberry crop Is very
promising at this time.
The road superintendent is making
some needed repairs on our roads.
Downard's teams from Logan are
hauling piling from ID. e. Harsh's
farm.
Don Shultz and family spent Sun
day with Ed Ringhiser and family, OF
Brushy Fork.
Several oftJhe young people of the
ridge visited the oil well on SCOTS
Creek. Sunday.
ID. E. Harsh, of Logan, spent Sun
day on his farm on the ridge.
James Pleukharp was seen going in
the direction of Logan, Sunday after
noon.
Theodore Stone, of Honey Fork,
was a caller on Lewis Rodman one
day last week.
Noah Harsh was working on the
roads last week.
Squire Shultz was in Logan, Satur-
day.
Henry Clark was working on the
road last Thursday and Friday.
Sam Harsh was a business visitor in
Logan, Saturday.
Ed Barker was working on the
roads last week.
Cecil Shultz and wife called on Don
Shultz, Sunday afternoon.
Geo. McLain, of Logan, was the
Saturday night and Sunday guest Of
Don Shultz.
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H&&&&&&&&ANNH
PROBATE COURT
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Application for the appointment
of guardian for Alpha Sanders, ct
al, minor children of Albert G San
ders. Alice Sanders appointed
guardian. Bond ordered in sum Of
5000. Same approved and letters
issued.
Petition as to widows allowance
in the estate of Silas Warthman,
deceased, for hearing June 10.
Finding and judgment of court is
that motion is over-ruled and
order Of dismissal Is herein made.
The petitioner, by her attorneys,
giving notice of their intention TO
appeal.
WEDDING PERMITS
John O'Reilly and Donna E. Hite
both of Gore.
Grover L Nihiser of Hooking
county. and Bessie NJ. Harsch Of
Logan.
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Hooking VALLEY
EXCURSIONS

Toledo and Detroit, tourist
sleeping car excursion, June
28th.
st. Paul, Mimi, July 10th, llth,
18th and 18th. Good for re-
turn until July 26th. S24.00
round trip.
Cleveland, o., and return, June
26th to July lst, good for
return untilJuly 9Th. Rates
$6.65 round trip. Account
Teachers Convention.
Chautaqua or Lilly Dale, N, Y,
$500 round trip tickets on
sale July 3rd and July oath.
Good for return for 30 days.
Cleveland, O., and return July
7th, 8th and 9th. Good for
return July l5. Rate S5.65
round trip.
Winona Lake, Ind, and return
June 10Th to September 30th.
Rate, l5 day limit, S7.70.
Season limit $l0,30 round
trip.
Columbus and return every Sun
day, $l.25 round trip, TOO a.
M. train.
Home seekers excursions south
and west, July 7th.
Ioledo, -, and return August
70, 20, 80 and 81. Good for
return until September Is.
800 round trip. Account
q. A, X.
Denver, Colo, and return July
] TO 4, good for return until
July II. S40.65 round trip.
Excursion tickets will be sold
July ; and 4, good for return
until July 9 at one and one
half fare for round trip.
Minimum rate sl.0O.
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Salt Creek Valley

John Davis, of Haysville, was seen
in our Valley, last Sunday.
Mabel Evans, of Gibisonville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Hickman.
Edith Kennedy is visiting her un-
Gle, Rufus Turner at Lancaster.
G. NJ. Parks and family were pleas
ure riding down Salt Creek, last Sun
day.
Bundy Smith is still very poorly.
Isiah Tatman and wife, of Haynes,
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
Chillicothe.
Bert Swackhammer and wife were
the guests of j. 4. Kennedy, Sunday.
Lafayette Eby has reen hauling his
wheat to market, the past week.
Will Harmon was Chillicothe Wis
itor, the latter part of last week.
Eliza Turner is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Bessie WEIGH, of Columbus.
Stacy Hoy and wife visited Els
worth Smiths, last Sunday.
Nelson Reid and wife, OF California
Hollow, were Laurelville shoppers,
last Saturday.
Adam Scholl purchased fine bunch
of cattle of Thomas Hickman.
Lydia Stats, of Chillicothe, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Turner.
Leland Virgins, the new barber at
Haynes, is kept very busy every, Sat.
urday.
William Woodard, Ed Garrett and
Hile Vandygritf, who are engaged in
work near Hayesville, visited at theil
homes on Blue Greek, last Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Virgins visited hel
father, VIM. Seitz, OF Pike Run, last
Sunday.
Henry Kennedy went to La ncaster
last Monday. MAUD MULLER.
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The Logan ball team defeated
the Lancaster White Sox at Ian
caster, last Sunday, by the score
of Z to 6. Lancaster secured four
runs in the fret two innings and
az Logan was not able to get any
runs until the fourth, it looked as
If Lancaster would be an easy win
ner. But our boys kept them
from scoring any more until the
ninth inning and by that time they
were three runs to the good, Lam
caster making two in the last half
of the ninth. Quite large sized
crowd from Logan went up on the
2 80 train and rooted for Logan.
The following wac the lineup OF
the Logan team. Fields, c; C.
Frisinger, p; Buntz, 3b; Klein.
schmidt, es, Jonas, 2b; Frislnger,
1b; Webb, If; l'eck. cf; Wills, RI;
Sanderson and Eeiff, substitutes.
Quite a number of Logan ball
fans are going to lancaster next
Sunday, June 2S, to see the Ian
caster and Newark ball clubs cross
bats. You can leave Logan at 2:3O
p. m. and be in ample tint to see
the start as Secretary Dell Moth
acker has informed the people in
the valley that he will hold the
game until the train arrives. Any
one desiring seats reserved can dc
so by arranging with Frank Eberst
at Peoples Store. Admission 25c,
Ladies Is, reserved seats 25c ex-
ira.
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White Rose Ridge

A. j. Wright and B. T. Strayer
were Bremen visitors, Thursday.
James Callahan was in Bremen,
Saturday.
Earnest Keller, z. M. and Clarence
Sholl, Mayor and P. f.. Wright, Ed.
Rudolph, Glen Messbarger, Tom
King, Web Krout, Stanley Dutton
and Henry Boyer called on Emanuel
Boyer, Sunday.
w. H. Funk and family visited
John Messbarger and family, We'd
nesday.
Celia and Rosa Dutton were Bre-
men shoppers, Saturday.
Sallie Good and Fannie Keller were
Lancaster shoppers, Saturday.
Fred Freisner is building new
barn on his White Rose farm.
Mrs. Miller, Of near Flagdale, had
her barn struck by lightning, and
burnt, Saturday morning.
William Hilyard is painting Chas.
Seifert's house.
Porter Wright purchased new
buggy, last week.
Mr.. Earnest our painter and deco
rator is painting Henry Boyer's, bug
gy.
James and George Kline were in
Bremen, Saturday.
Glenn Messbarger and Harry Stalder
went to Millersport to set meters for
the Ohio Fuel & Supply Co., Monday.
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Mount Vernon

David Wilson, of Tarlton, put
up with Vern Kitchen two
days last week while he was buy
ing wool on this ridge.
Arthur Linn, wife and little
son visited Coon Chilcote and
family few days last week.
The Spiingfie Gas Co. is get
ting ready to begin their we'll on
Vern Kitchens farm.
VIM. Lemon, of this place, made
a flying trip over to Logan last
Wednesday.
Everybody on this ridge were at
South Bloomingville, Saturday
afternoon June Goth, looking after
the interest of the Dem ocratic
Convention.
Mrs. Ella Wetzler and con Earl,
of Pomeroy, were visiting her
sister, Lizzie Kitchen and family
last Saturday evening and Sunday.
Marion Kitchen, of Mount
Vernon, can step over ten rail
fence without touching 1t. It's a
bouncing boy.
Frank Lindsey seems to have
some attraction near Mount Vern.
on.
Mrs. Maggie Linn's brother, of
Mount Pleasant, called on his
sister last Sunday.
We notice in the DEMocRAT-SEN.
TINEL that the Big Pine and Apple
Blossom correspondents seems to
want to know what has become of
the Mount Vernon correspondent.
You should know that this is
grasshopper season and it keeps
me busy putting cork legs on
them.
Mrs. Lottie Harble was visiting
her sister-in-law and family, of
Mount Vernon, last Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Homer Denison met with
serious accident one day last
week, while digging a cistern for
Vern Kitchen, there was a big
toad jumped in on him.
Miss Reathie Huffman, who has
been in the employ of Mrs. May
Bicker, return ed nome.
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Hungry Hollow

Edna Smart spent Sunday after.
noon with Leona Angle.
Nellie Achauer and Ethel Sudlow
spent Monday with Ellen and Lizzie
Saunders.
Mary Paxton called on Ellen Saun-
ders, Sunday.
Naomi Bond was Logan caller,
Tuesday.
F'reda Achauer is visiting at Mel
sonville, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Gerald Tucker.
Quite a crowd from this place at
tended the ice cream supper at Laurel,
Saturday night.
Ed Walter and son spent Saturday
In Logan.
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The Power OF Advertising,

The power of advertising is told
by manager of the toilet depart
ment of large New York depart
ment store. "We have six differ
ent makes of one toilet article" he
said, sand they are so near in quail
ity that even experts can't tell the
difference between them, yet We
sell as much of one as We do of all
the others together, just because
the manager is everlastingly adver-
tising il. The other five sell in
proportion to the amount OF sdyer-
tising given to them. Ii there is
any difference in quality, it is in
favor Of the poorest seller. Los
Angeles Times.
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Cured HemOrrhages of the
Lungs.

"Several years since my lungs
were badly affected that l had
hamorrhages," writes A. M. AXE,
of Wood, Ind. l took treatment
with several physicians without
any benefit. l then started to
take Foley's Honey and Tar, and
my lungs are now as sound as a
bullet. l recommend it in ad-
vanced stages of lung trouble" !"
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
cough and heals the lungs, and
prevents serious results from a
cold. Refuse substitutes. Bort
u Co.
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xx xNi
/ NEWS OF HOOKING COUNTY 5
Ewing

Newman Hansel and wife were Lo-
gan visitors over Sunday.
Samuel Febus was a Logan caller
last Saturday.
Pernal Hankison and wife were Lo-
gan callers last Saturday.
Willie Stevens was entertained by
Scott and Archie Bowers, Sunday.
Alva Miller was seen in Logan
last Saturday.
Harvey Bowers attended preaching
at Morris Chapel last Sunday.
Eli Keller was Logan shopper last
Friday.
Ed Foltz and Newman Hansel. were
engaged in hauling baled straw for
John Hansel, of Logan, last Friday.
Mrs. John Miller, of Logan, visited
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Nixon, a few
days last week.
A horse owned by Samuel Febus
was struck by lighting last Friday
night. 1t is great loss for Mr..
Febus, the horse being estimated at
$3.50.
Ruth and Grace Foltz were the
guests of Mariourie Bowers last Sun
day afternoon.
Eli Keller's entertained Mike
| Bowers and wife last Saturday night.
Chas. lies and wife, of near Ilesboro,
were the guests of Harvey Bowers
one day last week.
Willis Bowers was seen in Logan,
Saturday.
Dave Besonhaver's were seen in
our midst last Sunday.
Ed Foltz and wife were seen near
Orland last Sunday.
Carl Miller, Of Logan, Is the guest
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller, at present.
Daniel Metz was seen in our midst
last Sunday.
Delbert Conkle was the guest of
Fred Conkle and wife. BLUE BELL.
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Pleasant Valley

Charles Carr, of near Gibisonville,
was the guest of Andrew Prior, Wed
nesday.
Tilda Hare, of Logan, visited 1.
Vancuren and family, last week.
Jess Brown and family, of Enter
prise, passed through our valley, We'd
nesday.
Daniel Ringhiser was engaged in
hauling cherries to Logan, the former
part of last week.
Frank Krinn called on Henry
Highley, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Blackstone made business
trip to Enterprise, Wednesday.
Chas. Boiling and wife visited B. f.
Nihiser and family, of Corn Cob,
Sunday.
Charles Hartsel and Frank Krinn
were engaged in shearing sheep for
Andrew Prior, one day last week.
Mrs. Harvey Bowers and children,
of Ewing, visited Mrs. Isaac Van
curen and family, Thursday and Fri
day.
George Conkel and wife visited
friends at Enterprise, Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hefner visited her
sister, Mrs. A. Prior, last week.
Mr.. Rhoades and wife, of Logan,
were the Sunday guests of A. Black
stone and wife.
Isaac Vancuren and daughter were
Logan shoppers, Saturday.
Quite number from this place, at
tended the Sunday school picnic at
Gibisonville, Thursday. All say they
were very well entertained.
Myrtle Evans called on Hazel Prior,
Sunday.
Grace Vancuren returned home,
Saturday, after having taken an ex-
tended visit with her grandmother,
of Ilesboro.
Walter Boiling, of Pine, passed
through this place, Wedn esday, en-.
route to Logan. HIAwATHA.
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Crooked Run

Flowing corn ana cutting nay
, seems to the order of the day.
David Gurile, of Pleasantville,
visited his parents of this place
over Saturday and Sunday.
Jacob Beery, Geo. Weidner and
Herbert Triple were seen driving
fine lot of cattle to market.
Roy Beery called ON Geo. Mess.
barger one day last week.
VIM. Gordon and Fred Wagner
were in Bremen on business Sat-
urday.
There were children's services
at Laurel Chapel, Saturday even
ing.
Sadie Grim is spending weeks
vacation with her mother, but will
return to Colfax to take up hel
position in Null & Sons Dry Goods
Store the fret of next week.
VIM. Blum, of Sugar Grove, was
visiting her parents last week.
Clarence and May Miller called
on Roy and Grace Beery.
Mrs. Dora Beery Josephine
Helerick, of Columbus, are taking
two weeks visit with friends OF
this place.
Percy Beery, of Columbus, il
visiting his parents near Bremen
Jacob GuTile and David Weld.
ner went to Lancaster to see bal
game Tuesday, and reported {
good time.
Chris Gurile, Jacob Beery anc
| Geo. Weldner were Lancaster
callers last Friday.
Charles Boyer sold the Snidel
property to Charles Brandt. H.
will move this fall.
Arch Beery and Fred Wagner
attended endeavor at Mt. Twin
Icy, Sunday evening.
Jacob Beery was in Logan OF
business Saturday.
Joseph and Short Gurile ant
James Oliver were seen going tc
Mt. Tabor to attend the children
service Sunday evening.
Roy Beery called on Sunny
Miller, Sunday evening.
Barbara and Maggie Weidner
were in Lancaster on business on,
day last week.
The ball game between Suga
Grove and the State Farm boy
resulted In a victory for the Stat
Farm boys, the score being IL to l
VIM. Gordon, wife and family
visited her folks near the State
Farm, Sunday.
Jacob Gurile and David w cid
ner are spending the week d
Thurston, YouNo.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Levy Taxes for Municipal Pur-
poses for the Year 1908,

Be It ordained by the Council of the Vii
lage OF Logan, state OF Ohio:
SRCrIoN /. That there be levied and col
lected for municipal purposes lor the year
ls0s, ON each dollar OF valuation of real ana
personal properly within the Village, re-
turned on the grand duplicate ana subject
to taxation, eight mills.
SECTION >. That the levy above author
iZed for municipal purposes be and the same
Is hereby apportioned as follows:
Service %. ..--.. -.,-.-. g. 40 mills
Safety .......... ..... ....... 80 mills
SECTION 3. That there be levied ana col
lected on each dollar OF The property afore-
said for the year 1908 the following addition
al sums:
sinking fund ....,....... 800 mills
Public Library ...,.....-.... 40 mills
IOlhl ..t-. ,.rs..-.- .s....-',- buu Illlls
Grand Total ........,.... liNO mills
SEorIoS 1. That the Clerk Is hereby di-
recled TO certify the above levies 10 the
Auditor OF Hooking County, Ohio, to be
placed on the tax list ana collected accord"
ing TO law.
SECTION 3, This ordinance shall take ef-
feet ana be in full force from ana after tho
earliest period allowed by law,
ID. V, I'll u uRNESS,
Attest: F. @. GROVE,
Iune 70, z-w Clerk.
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Pleasant View

Chris Kline and family visited his
parents, one day last week.
Samuel Green called on Howard
McBroom, Monday of last week.
Jacob Kline, of Pleasant Hill, was
In this vicinity, last Sunday,
Solomon Yantes and daughter visit
ed Martin Goss and family over Sat
urday and Sunday of last week.
Osee Yantes spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Washington Yantes.
John Saters has improved his
premises by digging good well.
William Anderson and assistant, H.
Fauble completed their job of stone
work for Howard McBroom, Saturday
of last week.
Solomon Kline was in this vicinity,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Kline is reported
very poorly at this writing.
Samuel Green had runaway, one
day last week, near the Falls Mill,
caused by an automobile. His horse
became frightened at the moving
object and burned around and upset
the buggy, throwing Samuel and Rev.
O'Dell and little daughter out. Nc
one seriously hurt, but the horse is
not lit to work, at this writing.
ii. Fauble and wife had for theil
Sunday guests, John Safer, wife and
little daughter, Philip and Charles
Safer and sons, Frank and Homer,
Nelson Bigham, Fred Stahr, William
McGrady and son, Willie and Jacot
Kline.
/ Philip Safer and William McGrady
made business trip to Logan, one
day last week MAPLE.
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Groundhog Valley

Pulling weeds and wading mud
seems to be the order OF the day.
The folks have been complain
of much drouth, go now they will
say, too much rain.
Well, boys rig up your binders
as wheat is getting ripe.
Fenton Smells steps high; it is
a boy. He says he can wear two
dollar shoes now.
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A Lesson in Health.

Healthy kidneys filter the
impurities from the blood, and
unless they do this good health is
impossible. Foley's Kidney Cure
makes sound kidneys and will
positely cure all forms of kidney
aud bladder disease. 1t strengthens
the whole system. Bort 4 Go,
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Will Cure Consumption.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark
writes: "Foley's Honey AID
Tar is the best preparation for
coughs, colds and lung trouble.
| know that it cured consumption
in the first stages" You never
heard of anyone using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being
Satisfied. Bort Il Co.
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Pursell

The good old rain has come to liven
up the corn and potatoes.
Mrs. Mary Young and two children
called on her sister, Mrs. Jane Conkle.
Sunday school and preaching was
we'll attended, Sunday.
viii Springer, Bill Brown, Rancy
lies and Blanche Brown called on Mr..
Conkle and wife, Saturday night.
Noah McCowen, wife and daughter
attended preaching, Sunday
Will Brown was on our streets, one
day last week.
VIM. Wine and wife had for their
guests, Sunday, Fred Conkle and wife
Eta and Flora Conkle and Emery
BANTER.
George Conkle was on our streets,
one day last week.
VIII Springer called on VIM. Wine,
one day last week.
Mrs. Rosa Wine and two children
called on Mrs. Mary Springer, Friday.
Ira BANTER, wife and two children
called on her father and mother, Mr..
Helbert and wife, of Logan, Saturday
and Sunday.
Emery BANTER, wife and two chill
dren, called on her grandmother, Sun
day.
Isaac Brown was caller at Logan,
one day last week.
VIM. Wine and John Voorhees, were
callers at So. Bloomingville, Satur-
day.
Lewis Huffines was caller at Lo-
gan, one day last week.