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THE SIBLEY JOURNAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOB ASSESSOR. We are authorized to announce the 5 SIBLEY PUBLISHING CO. Publishers. SIBLEY, ILLINOIS.

name of Ferd. Fricke as a candidate for the office of assessor of Sullivant township, subject to the will of the; voters of the Republican primary. M93 IWf runnsnea every Friday and entered at the post office at Sibley 111., as second class mail matter. WE AbLL EVERYTHING xir FOR COLLECTOR. We are authorized to announce the FAIRBURY.ILL.

FRIDAY EVENING, MAR. 12, 1909. name of M. T. Peterson as a candidate for the office of tax collector of Sulli LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

For sale a good milch cow. Inquire SHOWiflS OF at this othce. Old papers for sale at this office at 5 cents a bunch. The little son of E. T.

Johnston is reported quite ill. i EH The PANHANDLE OF TEXAS. On March 16 on the "Banner Blue" I will take another party of land prospectors into the Panhandle of Texas. This country is developing very rapidly, but good land is still to be found at very reasonable prices. To appreciate the country one must visit it Be one of the party.

J. W. Kirkham Strawn, Illinois. The infant child of Gilbert Elliott is Dr. Wilkison, dentist, from Gibson, at Sibley hotel every Wednesday from 7 to 2:30 o'clock.

Spring plowing ceases to be a rarity. Several hopefuls have sown fields of Grass blades begin to sprout and lawns and meadow lands begin to put on the emerald hue. Blessed be spring. The thimble club will meet at the home of Mrs; D. F.

Cavanah next Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. S. Johnson will assist in entertaining.

It is earnestly desired that all members be present. Wm. Winters, was operated on at his home last Saturday evening by Dr. Mammen, of Bloomington, for appendicitis. The young man is doing nicely and is expected to be about in a few weeks.

Fred Combrink returned home Wednesday from Iroquois county where he has been visiting his brother William. During his absence they took a trip to Oklahoma to look over real estate in that section. The, young peoples society of the Swedish Lutheran church held their monthly meeting Wednesday evening at the home of L. T. Larson.

The usual program was rendered and a good time had. Help wanted! 'The Epworth League wants, the help of all its members. Come Sunday to the evening service and see. Don't forget the date and hour, March 14 at 0:30 p. ra.

Does this mean you? reported quite sick. John Blum has been under the doc vant township, subject to the will of the voters at the Republican primary. We- are authorized to announce the name of Henry Sehmann as a candidate for the office of collector of Sullivant township, subject to the will of the voters at the Republican primary. We are authorized to announce the name of J. H.

Huppert as a candidate for the office of tax collector of Sullivant township, subject to the will of the voters at the Republican primary. We are authorized to announce the name of Otto Becker as a candidate for the office of collector of Sullivant township subject to the will of the voters of the People's party. We are authorized to announce the name of V. S. Cram as a candidate for the office of collector of Sullivant to.wn-ship, subject to the will of the voters of the Peoples' party.

tors care this week. Sibley markets: Corn, white, 63Jc; yellow, oats 51ic. Odarien, son of E. Schaefer, is under the doctor's care. Mrs.

Robert Ray, who has been liafo thirls HECSHEAR Very swell line of the Big aSEOrtment $1 The most beautiful and $1.50 shirts in line of styles and new shapes and the new patterns and colors shown for colors. many a season. quite ill, is convalescent. Re member that Wednesday islaundry day. Ray's Barber Shop.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zander, on Friday, March 5, a boy. The youngest sou of John Thorn has DO(D0CXDCX30: Ferd.

Fricke is a candidate for the nomination of assessor of Sullivant township on the Republican ticket. Mr. Fricke is a real estate holder in Sibley and a citizen well known to the voters. He is qualified for the office A pleasant gathering took place at the home of Mrs. H.

J. Hinrichs, Tuesday evening of this week, in honor of her forty-sixth birthday. A pleasant been quite ill the past week. Early Ohio and; Early Rqse seed potatoes at Henry's. Terms cash.

The Star restaurant stored away a car load of Wisconsin ice, Monday Preaching- at the Swedish church next Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Gentes, of Garber, on Wednesday, March 10, a J. B. Bally, of Bonfield, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Geo. O.

Henry, this being a good judge of values, both in real estate and personal properties. If nominated no doubt Mr. Fricke will make an aggressive canvass. evening was spent and light refresh ments were served. I Down Deep I in Your Pocket As for weather the past week we In this week's issue appears the announcement of Otto Becker for the office of tax collector on the People's have but little to say in commendation.

While not the vilest there have been several gloomy days. Thus far, how I will do dental work every Wednes ever, March has shown a kindly feeling Mr. Becker is a young man well and favorably known to most of the voters of the township having been a resident of Sullivant from birth. We feel confident that if Mr. Becker receives the nomination which he seeks his many friends will rally to his toward earthly mortals.

Thurman Fulton, brother of Mrs. A. L. Fisher, and one of Uncle Sam's We have a large number of Suits, made special, only one of a kind, no duplicate. Styles individual high class tailoring If you want a suit different from any one else soldier boys, returned home Wednes day for a Gve days' furlough.

Chris. support. Hardt also returned hqme Wednesday Last Tuesday's primary did not bring on a three days' furlough. out a record breaking vote. There was but one ticket in the contest, with 0 0 6 ft a 6 The coins ache for freedom.

They exert an influence over you to be put into circulation. No temptation to spend needlessly the money is in the bank on interest. Try Start an account now with whatever surpl you have even a dollar will open an accuvni Don't allow your money to work you; make work FOR you this is the way others get ahead. The members of the R. N.

A. will conduct a cooked food sale at the Sleezer restaurant Saturday afternoon. Sale commences at 1 o'clock. No need to two candidates for office of president of the village board. Out of a possible 110 votes iu the village only 38 ballots were cast.

The vote follows: For president, Frank Skinner 13; August Koehne 23. For village trustees, John Suntken, 24: G. Lindelof 31; worry about your Sunday dinner go day at Sibley hotel. Dr. Wilkison, dentist.

Herman Walters left Tuesday for a several days' stay in Streator and Peoria. Ray Cavanah, ofQuincy, 111., is visiting home people since Wednesday of this week. Sheriff Nelson, of Paxton, was in town op official business a few hours last evening. For sale or rent good house, barn and three lots. Inquire of Swen Anderson, agent.

Mrs. Olena Lindelof is visiting a few days with her Mrs. D. E. Gentes, of Garber.

Elzie Conger arrived home from Oklahoma, Wednesday where he has been spending the winter. Mrs. F. C. Myers, of Streator, is making a two weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs.

1'. II. Frederking, Mrs. Goo. Stockdalo left for Bloom- Oerne and lee Us and buy it ready to serve, Wm.

Greenwood called on the Joun- NAL this week and reminded us that Sig. Bergeson 28. the farmers are not fasters but eaters. Every town has its specialists in A line dish of sausage and a portion of the loins of a fat porker were ours some particular line. Gibson City for through his roller skating, Saunemin for dominoes, Strawn for euchre and Chatsworth for The annual meeting of the Sibley Grain will be held at the he Sibley Bank, Sibley, Illinois.

bowling But the game that town hall to-morrow afternoon. The tests tho mental calibre of the high rolling Sibleyites is checkers. They play checkers for recreation, to settle Advance Showings of Children's Suits. usual annual business of "the company will be transacted and one director E. D.

CAMERON, Cashier. elected for the ensuing term. ihgton Wednesday and will remain in disputes and national problems, to decide judicial questions, and sometimes, we understand, for the drinks. Tax Collector John Koehler closed that city several days with relatives. will hold their next his books Wednesday and will take the same over to Paxton next Week.

Out regular meeting next Wednesday after of a total of over $10,000 assessed Mr, noon at the home of Mrs. Henry Shep- Mr. Walter R. Hobbs and Miss May me Johnson were married at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, mother of the bride, yesterday afternoon at 5 Koehler has succeeded in collecting all pelman.

but which, we believe, is a Store Barber's Miss Pearl Otto returned to her home in Gibson City Wednesday after o'clock Rev. H. Bell, of Cropsey, record for Sullivant. March 20th will occur the regular officiated. A sumptuous supper was served immediately after the wedding several days' stay with her aunt, Mrs.

John Koehler. Mrs. V. S. Cram left republican township primary which will be held at the town hall.

Balloting will commence at two o'clock p. m. ceremony. Those present were Rev, and Mrs. Carl Wild, Mr.

and Mrs. R. James, Miss Hazel Towner and Mr. morning for Chicago where she will remain a few days selecting a complete The ticket to be formulated will em C. W.

James. They will go to house brace a complete quota of town oilicers stock of millinery. keeping on the Sibley farm recently from supervisor to constables. A private skate was held at the Col W. C.

Sleezer, who is at present iseum last Friday evening, Most of the devotees of the tiny rollers came located at Hot Springs, wrote from west Sullivant. home the fore part of the week that a cyclone barely missed that city, but wiped out a town of three thousand Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Greenwood entertained about twenty guests from West Sullivant last Sunday.

A sumptuous population near by. According to his 0 weather report Illinois is a summer dinner aud supper were surveiL Every paradise. lime Buy your Sunday dinner at the cooked Hans Anliker and family moved into food sale at SleezerV restaurant to morrow afternoon. Everything in the vacated by the bridegroom's father. The many friends of this estimable young couple extend to them their best wishes.

Wm. Greenwood and family, and Abel Kiencr and Wife drove over to Buckley, Wednesday morning to be in attendance at the greeting tendered to Arthur Kiener, who is home on a six-day furlough from the United States navy. The occasion brought forth a general family reunion. Beside those above mentioned Mrs. Sedekum, of Gridley, and Mrs.

Ernest Martin, of Neoga, 111., were present. The reunion was held at the home of Mr. Kiener's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Kiener. Arthur was on the fleet that recently returned from its memorable trip around the world, being one of the jolly jackies on the battleship New Jersey. He has two years yet to serve. their new country residence Wednesday. Ma Anliker's residence, which replaces the one burned during the eating line at a reasonable price.

John Suntken, nephew of John Sunt- ken, arrived from Indiana the fore part of the week and will work for we sell a man one of our Hans Anliker the coming summer. Jos. Safar has lost both his bird and little black dog. He will appreciate the kindness of anyone giving him in formation as to their whereabouts. Mrs.

S. C. Ripley, who has been visit ing with her niece Mrs. F. J.

Hrdlicka SUITS the past two weeks, returned to her home in Bloomington Wednesday. winter, is a commodious two-story, six-room dwelling. During the erection the family have been stopping with J. L. Becker and family.

The announcement of J. II. Huppert for the nomination of tax collector on the Republican ticket is published this week in the Journal. Mr. Huppert is the father of a large family, an old resident and a respected If nominated no doubt his -friends will remember him at the polls and give him their hearty support.

Williams opened up his watch and clock repairing department in the Lutyen drug store Monday. We have looked over Mr. Williams' mechanical outfit and find that he is well prepared with the best tools and instruments in the market to do first class work. He will in the near future put in a complete line of watches, clocks and jewelry. J.

P. Trott and family, former resi P. V. Struvo and wife were in Gib Gibson City, Illinois. THE LAST SEVEfl DAYS we'ye received lots of nice new goods.

The spring dress goods have arrived, that is the all wool fabrics for suits and skirts, The new shades are very pretty and the style is positively new and right. We invite your inspection and will be pleased to submit samples of any of the new things. They come priced at 48c, 60c, 75c to $1.25 the yard. In addition are showing a strong line in wash goods, ginghams, etc. WILL YOU look at our new line of Heatherbloom petticoats; also sateens etc.

A big lot to select from. Special in full cut sateen underskirt at 98c. Very good style skirt, with embroidery flounce, $1.25. Better ones at $1.48, $2.25, $3.25 and $3.88. 100 NEW WRAPPERS, Well made and guaranteed fit at 98c each.

Most 'any color you wish. This wrapper is priced very low considering quality of cloth and make tip. DRESSING SACQUES. One lot made by the same people that make our wrappers and a number that has always been a very big seller with us, and the price is only 48c. NEW KID GLOVES $1.00.

Every pair guaranteed and repaired free of charge should they need it. NEW EMBROIDERED STOCK COLLARS. Full line of all sizes, 15c and 25c each. New belts, pins. Remember we are headquarters for all sizes rugs; floor sizes 7x9; 8 ft.

3x 9-6, 9x12. Fine 9x12 Wilton velvet rugs, $24.00. We can sell you small floor rugs low as $1 each. Crex rugs arc fine for halls, dining rooms, etc. We have them in several sizes.

Linoleums, 12 quarter and narrower widths; imita-tion oak fibre for filling for flowers; makes your floor look like polished hard wood. Comes 1 yard wide and in many cases can be cut in half, making a handsome floor at little cost, SEE OUR 5c AND 10c TABLE. 25c China plate 10c. One lot first quality enameled ware 10c. Large box standard quality parlor matches, 1000 matches in a box, only 5c.

Lots of things on our our 10c table, worth double the money. REMEMBER we have full assortment of garden seeds, onion sets, garden tools, farm tools, carpet beaters Ind a thousand and one items you'll want for spring. We can sell you most anything you need at the right price. Frank H. Barber.

Public Sale. For people who want to buy and sell horses, at J. A. Shaw's sale barn in Gibson City, 111., Saturday, March 20, commencing at 12 o'clock, rain or shine, 25 head of farm mares, geldings and driving horses; a number of these horses belong to us. We will take in some for outside parties.

A few good milch cows; 5 bushels fine clover seed; ten months 0 per cent from date. Wo can casti all bankable notes at a rea son City Sunday. Mr. Struve returned home Monday and his wife remained over with relatives near Gibson City; Our grocery department is complete in every detail. Telephone your orders.

They will receive our prompt and careful attention. Geo. O. II unry L. F.

Lutyen has just received a stock of imported postal cards illustrating picturesque Sibley. The views are done in color and are a credit to the village. Mrs. Wm. Althouse and Mrs.

Orrin sonable discount. Shaw Barrow. Col. A. Miller, auctioneer.

A. Taylor, Clerk. dents on the Sibley estate, but for the Johnson and daughter left yesterday we feel that we've done him a special service; and before he gets through with it he feels the same way. HART SCHAFFNER MARX make such clothes that when we introduce a man to them we've made him a friend not only of us, but of the clothes Better get acquainted here. This store is the home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes, for a ten days' visit with their To the Public.

Medford, March 9, 1909. Sibley Journal, Sibley, 111. Dear sir: The statement made by Mr. A. A.

Miller about Nelson Soucie fin regard to my wife's burial) is true and was no mistake or misunderstanding on Mr. Miller's or my part. Otto Taylor. past four years residents of Garber, will move the 15 inst to northern Minnesota. Mr, Trott will engage in the vegetable growing industry and this year will plant twenty acres of potatoes.

He has already purchased potato planters, potato cultivators and potato diggers and will ship the same with household goods. Mr. Trott has many friends in Sullivant who wish him and family abundant prosperity in their new home. Parties in Sibley and vicinity needing dentistry will have their car fare to and from Gibson City refunded, whether for one or more trips. We can do better work in our home office where we have the proper facilities than we can in branch offices.

We guarantee all work and will be pleased to meet old patrons. W. C. Chapman, dentist, Gibson City. Mrs.

Dr. Biount, who resides at Rush-ville, Ind. Word has been received from Peter Brethorst, who is sojourning in Pembina couuty, N. that he has his usual health and is delighted with the country. The Sibloy Grain Company received a car load of baled hay from the southern part of the state Wednesday and distributed the same among the farmers of this township.

D. F. Cavanah returned from his trip to Texas on Monday. During his absence Mr. Cavanah visited the Panhandle and is pleased with the general appearance of the country.

He states that steam plows were turning over the soil and every, traction engine was followed by six and seven plows. Land is selling $13 to $30 per acre with higher prices ruling nearer towns. Please Call and Settle, The law requires us to pay taxes on our book accounts. It will be a saving to us if accounts could be settled on or before the first of April. Respectfully yours, Chas.

C. Walters. P. Larson Clothing Readers, Attention. Gnt.eni.ihn.

fn VflllP miHFfiZinfiS Wit ll F. C. Hendee, the magazine man, Effingham, 111. He duplicates nil offers made by any reliable agency or pub- The Big Cash Clothing and Shoe Store, Gibson City, in8 master, Effingham state bank..