Sterling Daily Gazette from Sterling, Illinois • Page 4

THE EVENING GAZETTE: ATKDlNEKDAY, FKBPJJABT 12, 181O. Don't worry. get overheated and don' for Infanta and Children. adapted to ehfldfwa that I cnro Colte, Owtfpation. raM a Bog 5re dl- iiwirm ma." H.

A. A.KXIB, M. I pson 111 Bo. OxfortSt, Brooklyn, N. T.

I WiShout lojorlooi medication. ClKTirR COMPA.TT, Murray Stro-t. S. V. Fallnrtft In Lire.

iVople fail in many ways. Tu business, in morality, In religion, in Itappi- HOS, and In health. A woak heart is often an unexpected cause of falluie blond ilufn not nircnlatn in there ib Siiortueaa breath, asthma, etc in the brain, dizzinens, headache, in the stomach, wind, pain, Indigestion, falntspellp, in the liver, torpidioy, congestion, etc. 1'aia in the left side, shoulder and stomach is caused by heart strain. For all these maladies Dr.

Miles' New Cure for the heart and lungs is the best remedy. and recommended by J. M. Hick ford, Rock Falls. Treatise free.

and a right jolly crow it tos. We tried to oursplf by kenpin? the needles threaded for the ontirp numb but soon found oursi'lf Inadequate to the task and gave it up. A company of about li teen young men who were so fortunate as to Keep your feet warm and your head cool. Fruit gardens for sale or rent. Small acre tracts for sale or rent.

Hibbsrd'ft Khenmatlc nnd I.ivrr Pill" These Pills are scientiflcally compounded, uniform in action. No griping pain BO commonly following the use of Pills. They are adapted to both adults and children with perfect safety. guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, and, as an appe tizer, they excel any other preparation Don't cut off your sleep at both ends 'of the night. Intel-rated People.

Advertising a patent medicine in the peculiar way In which the proprietor of Kemp's Halsam for Coughs and Golds does is indeed wonderful. He authorizes all druggists to give those who call for it a sample bottle that they may try it before purchasing. The large bottles are 50c and 81.00. We certainly would advise a trial. It may save you from consumption.

2a (its stopped free by Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No (its after first day's use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 82.00 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr.

Kline, 031 Arch Pa. Johnson wedding lust Wednesday nijiht, upon their own in vitation at the residence of the groom the succeeding night and mnde the welkin ring with the scordant music they produced on the ogrlginal instiu ments, so as to be heard a mile, and kept up the racket until something was given them to quell the unearthly disturbance. A late law in Iowa makes r.ll pr.rtidp:itors charivnrls araest. would be a wise thing if our state would enact such a law. Hubbard, who has been living on the John Sawyer farm on the er road the past year, has rented the Todd farm, now owned by Dr.

Morrill on the Dixon road for next year. The farm contains upwards of 200 acres, and is an excellent piece of land. Miss ISella Heal, of Stone, has been spending several days with frltmds in Rock Falls and Sterling. Mrs Adam Ileckman, of Sterling, has been spending the past week with her sons, John and Noah, of our town. Mr.

Fritz Hein, of lo- Honorroil: Karl Chiuch, Daisy Dir, Jacobs, Ida ArncU, Lro Currier, Roy Currier, Lawrence Church, 'Vilbur liarnum, Harry Frey, Elmer Arthur Curtis, tind Willie Arndt. Those tardy once Mamie and Frank Early. F. D. Ely, east of Stones last Thursday WHH a success although th'ngs ftaaurn-d a discouraging aspect for a while In fin first pUce, the Mr.

Frank Wheeler, was sick and had to send substitute; up to 11 o'clock the auctioneer, Mr. Sol Beard, of Freeport, failed to put in an appearance, when a man hurrldly drove in announcing tha 1 a telephone message had been received thrt- Mr, Honrrl wn" ill he had came to take his place; with these disappointments the sale went on. Mr. Ed. Woods was taken violently sick with the grippe on the way to town with a load of hay last Saturday.

Owing to the central examination being set for Thursday, day and night, there will be no prayermeeting at the church this week. hundred and seventeen at Sunday school Sunday to greet their former Rev. W. H. Tuttle.

Band of Hope next Sunday. Mr. Andv who WrS killed in the snow Montana, was buiied in the Montmorency cemetery jester- Don't take medicines cian prescribes them. unless a physi- 0. N.

W. TIME TABLE. OOnrO mjUrt. OOIHO WBDT. OrtruwdlJm.

4:17 a.m Overland Llm.4 :03 Sterling PUB. 8 p. m. Limited Pass. 4 KM p.

ra. 1:10 p.m. PUZOHT TmiLHB EHAT CABBY OOIKO mAOT. I OOIXO WE8T. a.m.

PasMnirer 4:20 p.m. Dark velvet dresses have the entire front of light brocade of accordion plaited lace or crepe de chine. When Baby uas wiVk, pavp lier Casloria. Whim she slip fried fur Costoria. Wheu jrins; to Casloria When alielm'l (Children, she gavt; them Don't tax your stomach with rich or Improperly cooked food.

Have Trlril It. A number of my lady customers have tried "Mother's Friend," and would not be without for many times its cost. They recommend it to all who are to become mothers. 11. A.

Payne, druggist, Greenville, Ala. Write Bradlleid Reg. for particulars. By all druggists. Don't put on thin clothing because the weather is a little maid.

A Mrrnp of Tajier Haven Iltr Lite. It was just un ordinary scrap of writing paper, but it saved her life. She wiis in the hist stages of consumption, tolil by physicians that she was incurable and could live, only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a pi'-ce of wrapping paper she read of Dr. Kii g's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew better ABBITB BAST.

77-Frel ABBIVB TBOM WEST. ir 10:21 tt.m. 12-Freight. 8:30 p.m. No.

86 connects with train east onGUntoo Branch: with0. R.I P. K.K. at BoebIsland eaat and west; wltb main line for polnU west. Council Bluffs, Omaha and be- ond and (or Kansas Gltjr and points beyond.

SJL.UJaJL.lJN THREE WAGONS. All goods promptly delivered to any part oCtMdtT. Specialty of remorlng household K. H. WILDA8IN Dp not permit mothers suspected of having consumption to nurse their offspring.

llnrkleu'n Aruieu Halve. The best sal.ve in the world for Cuts ruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, ever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, hllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- ons, and posti'vely, cures Piles, or no ay required. It Is guaranteed to give erfect satisfaction, or money refund- d. Prico 25 cents per box. For sale Perry, the Druggist.

Tne ragt for apftce. velvet sleeves grows BfllLOB'S CURE will immediately Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. For sale by Perry, the druggist, and J. Blckfora, Rock Do not mingle the unwashed clothing consumptive patients -with similar lothing of other persons. THEREV.GEO.

THAYER, of Bourbon, says: "Both myself and wife our lives to SHILOH'S CON- UM.PT10N CURE." For sale by 'erry, the druggist, and J. M. Bickford, Falls. very full and high on the thaulden grow in popularity. COUGH and Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Hhiloh's Cure.

For Bale by Perry, the dmnlrt, and J. M. Bickford, Rock Ballroom gloves of cream colored are the very latest fancy. BHILOH-H COUGH and Consump- Uon Core if iold by ut on a guarantee 1C oniM consumption. For sale by Perry, the J.M.

Bickford RookFalta d' eau, or water, green, is a favorite color for evening gowns. OATABBH CUBED, health and breath Mcured, by Shiloh's Cat- atth Remedy. Price DO centa. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Perry, the and J.

M. Bickford, Hock Cloth new markets, coats and peliMBB are given sleeves of velvet. WILL YOU cough whe Core will give yon immediate relief. Price 10 60 and 81 For tale by Ferry, the druggist, and Bickford, Bock Falls There a rage for tailor made of heavy black faille Francalse. Herat JLlTer An Important discovery.

They act on the liver, stomach and bowela thro the A new principle. They speedily cure biliousness, bad taste torpid liver, piles and constipation Splendid for men, women and children Smallest, mildest, surest. 30 doses f01 cents: Samples free at J. M. Bick ford's, Bock Falls.

Seetch stripes are to take the place tartaas or plaids in early spring WMlMU. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mUer able by thst terrible cough, Shiloh' Can Is the remedy for you. For sal by Perry, the druggist, and J. M. Blck JSrd.

Bock With tailor made eulU many ladle of gsod taste wear and collars Ovor 80 peoyla were forced to leav ttuor hoaws nwtefday to call for a frt trfalpttfcageof Family Mod etae. Lf yoar blood Is bad, your Uvs ttBd or order, if you ar have nendMbe and a doct all to otOl tot a rtrw saro ladies ii. Do not fail to consult the family phy- iclan regarding the relations of ersons suffering fromTsuspected con- umption. THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly cured by Shlloh'e Cure. We it.

For sale by Perry, the Tuggist, and J. Bickford, Rock Tails Do no fail to cut oh the bowel dij- barges of consumptive patients With llarrbie in a vessel containing corrn- ive sublimate one part, water 1,000 arts. strong, "-healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H.

Cole, Druggist, Fort Trial bottles of this, wonderful Discovery free, at Perry, the druggist's. Don't neglect a little cold. It may become a greit fever of inflammation. CAUTION. No other Liniment made to resemble ST.

JACOBS OIL COMPARE WITH IX. ST. JACOBS OIL-H THE JEIEST, AND THAT 13 WHY ITS CI'llKS ARE PROMPT AND PERMANENT. AT rtnrOGiirca AKD DEAI.KMS. THE CHARLES VOOELEH HA, From Jlonttaorenry, Feb McNalr, of South Dakota, was down in these parts last week visiting old Humes and friends Bnprpny.

This is what you ought to have, in act, you must have it, to fully enjoy ife. Thousands are searching for it daily, and mourning because they llnd not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our peo- in the hope that they may. attain boon. And yet it may be had by ill.

We guarantee that Electric Bit- if used according to directions, and use persisted in, will bring you Jrood Digestion and oust the Demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50c. ind 8l.0o per bottle, by Perry, thedrug- rist, Do not full to thoroughly dense the floors, walls and ceilings of the living and sleeping rooms of persons suffering from consumption at least onoe in two weeks. An Important Hatter.

Druggists everywhere report that the sales of the. Restorative Nervine, a nerve food and aston lahlop; exceeding anything they ever had, while it gives universal satisfaction in headache, nervousness, sleeplessness, sexuol debility, backache, poor memory, tits, dizziness, etc. Taylor of Bryan, Ohio; Ambery Murphy, of Battle Creek, C. B. Woodworth Co of Fort Wayne, and hundreds of others state that they never bandied any medicine which sold so rapidly, or gave such satisfaction.

Trial bottles of this great medicine and book on Nervous Diseases, free at M. Blckford'8, Rock Falls, who guarantees and recommends It. Do not fail to wash thoroughly the eating utensils of person suspected of having consumption as soon after eatln? as possible using boiling water for the purpose. i of long itanning; physicians; have tried ry remedy 1 could bear of. but BnA- Female Regulator all that Uere4 ma.

Wrtta Bradfieid Ragu- Co, tot by My cue bafnmi many eve where tie used to live a few years ago. He also went up to Dixon College, to call on old chums; he being a former student there. Isaac Debr was around throughout the south part of the town last week gathering up various grains from those willing to give gratuitously, to send up to his father-in-law, William Smith, of South Dakota. We that several loads were contributed. The society in North Hume, of ladies culling themselves "The King's Daughters," of which there are eighteen in number, met last Thursday at Mrs.Lu- man Wakeman's to nnish a quilt des gned to be sent to the shut in society, of Chicago whose object its name is suggestive of.

Not only was there much work accomplished, but a general good time was indulged In. In addition to the members there were severa' visitors present. Ed Keatler who for the past few years has been living In the west, was back here last week on a visit. It will be remembered that he painted several of the school houses of the town be- lidesTTgood many residences. The rag bee at Mrs.

L. Emmons, last Friday was a very pleasant affair; the ladies of the W. C. T. spending most of the day there at work, besides several not members.

J. M. Uolder took compassion on us aud was present to help us keep into subjection the ladies, and proved a master hand himself at the art of sewing rag3 as hU huge ball verities, Considerable emulation existed as to who could sew heaviest ball during the day. Miss L'iu McWhorter and Mrs. Annie Woods each carried off the honors, each ones ball brought Fairbanks down two pounds and an ounces.

Alma Currier a little puss of six, brought up the roar with her ball, which weighed just an ounce and a half. The W. O. T. U.

members present were Mesdamea A. Church, Jameg Heaton, Hermon Tenney, W. H.Shep- Edward Currier, Fred Youward, J. jlder, T. J.

Worman, and Miises Julia Baraam, Hattle Early, Fraokle Hewitt, Millie Heatoix, Mr. J.M. Uol- der, honorary. Those not being ware Meedames John McNeil, Edgar J. C.

Bdflll, W. A. Early, Krunk RuweUtnd MaUleSturtx Lou LUzts wa, took a carload of stock to and stopped here most of lait week on his way back. Fritz is one of Montmn. rency's boya, receiving his bringing up here.

He is a son of Fred Hein, of Sterling. Mrs. N. VanSant, who is spending the winter with her in Florida, sent up a box of Kumquats, a species of oranges, to be distributed among her fellow sisters, the King's Daughters of north Hume. They were highly appreciated by them.

Mrs. C. M. Hewitt was called to Tain- pico Friday morning to the bedside of her cousin, Mrs. E.

A. Mucomber, who lies very dangerously ill there at her home. The country around Stone is producing a goodly number of marriages this winter, more than her share. We have another one to chronicle this week, it being the marriage of Mr. Lincoln Meyers, son of Abram Meyers, to Miss Ada Poly.

The newly married couple will rfeide on the t.irm of Mr. Meyers' father, who has j'ist moved town, the ceremony taking place Thursday. We hear a charivari was pla ined for Saturday night and suppose it was car- out according to program. Mr. N.

O. VanSant writes from Florida that the excessive drouth there, is drying up everything except what is -bninfrwiittjred-by hand. A sorry state of affairs, certainly. Mr. Joe Goodrich, formerly of this town, is in the gardening business there.

Per announcement in the paper a certain day of last week was set to bring contributed grain to the car in town to be sent to Mr. Wm. Smith, of South Dakotr. Mr. J.

M. Uolder, who took down a load of grain, says he was the only person there; not even those In charge of it were present. At the business meeting of the W. 0, T. U.

Friday It was decided to hold a literary entertainment nt the church two weeks from tomorrow night, Feb. 20, Tne committee will use every effort to make It a first class affair and will charge the nominal amount of 15 cents admission far adults and 10 cents for children. full house should greet them. The proceeds go toward replenishing the Union's treasury. Miss Luella Heaton has been spending several davs visiting friends in the southeastern part of this county and in Bureau Cris.

Pfulb is making arrngements to move from the farm to town this spring. day. Mr. Slurp has been cot lined to his house by sickness the paai two weeks. MACK QuKEi VICK PLANTS erTDF, FOR the Pioneer Seed CaialOBBf of America, contains om VpgotnblM.

Flowern, Bulbs. Potatocn and Small Friilin, wllb dpucrlptlona and prices. Bamejnapj and ntyln an proved BO natlsfactory last year. Many new and Illustrations hantuotna cotorto plain ex 1GS Inches, and frontlipleco. ttprriml HOOO.OOt Floiml Suiae.L.

who owns a loot ot land or enltlvalesa plant ahould have a 5 a receiptOIW may be deducted Iromflrst order. OAMLO8UI V1CK, BEKOBBKAJNT, ROCHESTER. N.Y, From Mlllec.itevtlle. -Feb. RHV.

Gruber has been life sick with the grippe, but is now atjle to be out again. Dr. H. M. Freas was called -to see Mrs.

Chimney Brown, who lives south of Coleta, on Tut-sday of last week, and found her very sick with pneumonia. He now reports her on the mend. La grippe seems to have got nearly through with this plac and is now canvassing pretty thoroughly in the country. learn that Charlie Bell a demented young man living north of here, and who left home a few iys ago, was found at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The sewing bee at Mrs.

Ollie on Friday evening, was largely attended by a crnwd. Sol Beard, the jolly auctioneer, was quite severely injured by the kick of a cow, while at a Hale on last week. Alice Bushnell was elected pres ident of the Baptist Ladies' Aid Sqeiej ty on Friday. O. W.

Cueeseman who has been quite aick for sometime was so much worse ou Monday as to cause his friends great anxiety. At this writing he is slightly improved. We learn that John Knapp is now gnining and hopes to be able to be out in a few days. Some of the boys thought Monday night wou)d be a good time to get out Ice, and so hied themselves away to the pond where they coiimenci'd operations. After securing three loads of soft ice gave it up as a soft job.

Mlsa Blanche Compton, who has been having a bad siege of pneumonia, was reported much worse Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Oeeting very agreeably entertained a large number of friends from Sterling and Coletalast Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Hermoa Sterling, who have been making a long Tisitin Pennsylvania, have been very seriously 11), resulting from the effects of the grippe. Mr Freeman demons and wife, who will retire from farming on the.first of March, expect to stop a month here at Mr. Will McNiel's to settle up his business, then they will take a very exten- alve trip in the eastern states, expecting to be gone, all summer, returning in the fall to house-keeping In town, where they have purchased a home Mr. B.

Johnson was off a couple days last week about llfteen miles east of his place, being south east of Dixon, buying up stock- and-fat-steers and succeeded in buying fifty head. He intends shipping a car load of fat ones this week. He was forced to shoot one of his large steers last' week having a lumpy jaw, He had a veterinarian out but netblng could be done for the animal so he was killed. Mr. Charles Kundlett, of western Iowa, called on a few' old friends of the town Saturday.

Whereas the Orange of Montmorency, has ceased to exist for several yeats and had a good library which seems to hive been quite forgotten by most of its old members, It has been suggested by a few of them that the W. C. T. U. extend an Invitation to the Grange to call a meeting and donate said library to the Union which in addition to the one already in possession of will be of vast Interest, and the books turned to good account, and consequently the Union authorizes Its secretary to ex tend them the Invitation written above.

Miss Frankle Hewitt, Secretary. Heport of the Excelsior school for the month ending February 2nd, No. glrla enrolled Total no. enrolled Vrom ITalrlevlllc. Mr.

Ryder together with his wife and youngest sou, formerly of this are visiting in this vicinity. They meet many familiar faces which brighten upon recognition. Amos Karr is engaged at present in conveying his worldy worth to the farm of C. Gaston, having been employed by the latter for the coming season. The appalling presence of that most dreaded and shuned of bipeds, tax-collector, ns he travels at random through the neighborhood, is the source of much anxiety.

There are many public sales throughout the community. It seems that the farmers of Prairieville are not the grasping, covetous sort, who live to accumulate wealth. Miss Lula Hotchkles, who has been quite ill for a number of days, Is slowly gaining. Miss Grace Klostermann has been absent from school on.account of 'sickness She returned to Sterling Tuesday morning. BUNNY.

Fi'oni Harmon. Fob Deestrick Skule which took place last Friday evening was very good. The house was so full that they had to pi -ce seats in the aisles then all could not get seats J'rQf. Kelly, who conducted It, left Saturday tnon.Ing for home He Jwlll help the superintendent of Whiteside Com.ty schools with his central examinations for the next four weeks. Lee Pearl came home from Paw Paw last Tuesday evening.

The rumor that he had gone railroading was antrue. Miss Mamie Nagle, who has been working io Dixon, came home Saturday evening for a visit with her parents. L. R. Rosebrook, of Iowa, is hare visiting with his mother and sister.

The hay haulers began hauling hay again last Saturday. J'llm Smith received a telegram Wednesday morning slating that his brother-in-law, Mr. Bach, was heart disease. Mr. Bach went to Iowa from here about three He lived OB the farm where James Henry now resides.

lUvid Hill and family arrived from Maryland last Thursday evening. He has rented a farm near Round Grove. Mr. Hill a former resident of this place. He moved to Maryland two years ago this spring.

They are all staying with her parents, Mr. Mrs. W. Two of Mr. Woman's brothers were here.

vUUiin! last week. One was from Nebraska and the other was from Naperville. The curamiBsioueri of Harmon passed a resolution that all hedges along along the road should be cut down to four feet. It will good job for some of the farmers. Married, Feb.

0, Lincoln Meyers, of Nelson, and Ada I'holey, of irmon, at Uixon. Miss Tessia McKevitt has been here visiting her brothers, J. J. and L. H.

McKevitt. Mr, Counell had a bee to haul the corn he bought on the Mangas farm last Saturday. He had a dance In the evening. uk TOVJ- Kotiiilcr lor JAMES $3 SHOE According to Tour Needs. MKANS 84 RHOK 7,1 llKlit and ttyllih.

It liti Ilk' it sto.MllK. and liiK perfectly easy thu first ihut- It ta worn. It will satisfy the most SHOE absolutely tin mly shoe of lu prk-c lik-h ever been DUct-il ex tenelvcly on tlie murVt in which durability It eonslikreJ mere outward Art ftir (ho Tnci'J Shoe IU J. MEANS Boiton. of the nbove for lir R.

SELL SONJ Bterllnc. ITS NERVE REST DniAiii. Jfervt JJftetiontt flu. fvilrw. muiuui dlratt.d.

Jfo fUt tflir KM. tnd trial btttlc 'It pctUntl. fkjlag Mud P. 1 Ml Da. KLINB.

Ml Ar.li 81- tiunM ctwriM boi whn P. O. and ttprttl EMORY MJnd wandering cored. -romiU in ond rending. TefltimontAtt from ttf tha Pmapccioa roaT- VRER, wilt on RlipHcatfon to A.

Lolsotie, 237 Fifth ATO. Ne' JfroL tYork. 0. A. Oliver came out Saturday evening and preached here and at Walton.

Uev. W. H. Tuttle preac'ied In Hock falls and Montmorency. Several children in town have the whoo, ing cough.

Is a monthly magazine devoted to the hygiene and care of Infanta and young children, and all Out pertains to the routine of the nursery. It li now In Its fifth year. The Mit recently said of It: BABYHOOD to tba botuebold In which there chtldron. It for tha imrenti tod la packed full of important geBtloni of a practical character. From Mr- ibnal experience of mend It warmly." Notapimpleon baby Baby year old.

Bad with Eriemn. Hair all Konr. Hcalp covered with eruptions. Cnredby Catlenra. Hair Bpli-ndld and not a pimple on him.

Cured by Cuticura I cannot aay enough In praise Hie CUTICUHA REMEDIES. My boy, wnen one year ot age. was sobiul with eczema that he lost nil o( his hair. His scalp was covered with eruptions, which the doctors said was scall-head. and that his hair would never grow again, Deipalring ot a cure from physicians, I began the use of the CUTICU- RA KKMKDIEH, and, 1 am nappy to say.

with the "itiostrperfect and there Is not a pimple on him. I recommend the OuTioonA KKMKDIKM to motliera the most speedy, economical, and sure cure for all skin dfseasi'8 of Infants and children, and feel that every mother who has an afflicted child will thank me for so doing. MttS. M. E.

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lie requests me to use his name, which IsH. H.CA8o;r, merchant. JOHN V. MINOB, Drwglst, We have your CUTICURA KEMK- DIE8 for years, and have the first complaint yet to receive from a purchaser. One of the worst cases of scrofula I ever saw was cured by them.

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pimply, scrofulous, or hereditary, when all other remedies Bold everywhere. Price, OUTICUHA, BOAP.35C.; KB8OI.VBHT, (1, Prepared by the POTTKR DKUU AMD OrUUClOAL OOHPOUATIOM, BotUon MJUS. for "How to Cure Skin (U rages. BU Illustrations, and 100 testimonials. Mrs.

Andy Ackert who has been here visiting her relatives returned to her home In Woosung Monday. Mian Miitnle Laydig is sick with la. grippe. Oar County Supt, P. M.James, was here holding the central examination, Monday.

Miss Cora Swan is visiting with her grandparents this week. S. T. Zeller went to Sterling Monday OQ business. Sumner and Eddie Jewell, of Amboy, are here visiting with parents.

NON. Miss Flora McFltmaey, of MndUon Square, muat have a hard time, getting along swell society, with so few they say always manages to keep well supplied with Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. UMf ulBMt, OOBV And the Chicago Advanet: mother but mtut Itj and helpful ana loc the ring of And ina twlpu-ic over bard places which ATery one to who tho oare of young onlldran. commend to every mother 111 tha AJsb the New York GrapMo: "Tn.

Moceu of periodical fau OMB cnormoni. It make young mothen feel that the tmly inltject worthy of attention at lalt being recognized." Every- Intelligent father and mother read it regularly. Their children will be healthier and happier. It will reduce the work of caring for them, nunlng them, dressing them, amusing them. Letter! from frequently contain testimonies as these, lately received am gratiful to BABTHOODI IhaTeieen but twouuinherii, but huve learned ao much from tho.40 that I feel I fthnuld be doing my cMluron a wrong I should fall of the to learn more." "The btlp hiu to would hhve aatonlshcd me bad tt been predicted beforehand." "Phjklalan 1 am, your maLtmUiell the moot welcome periodical that cornea to ray table, and to Uia- read first.

"1 cannot ipeoK too highly of BjkfirnooD. During the ihret years tfiatt have Hubacrlbod to It. I have felt repaid hundred times for the outlay by the rallK dkily EVERY MUSCLE ACHES, Boarp Dull Pajoi, BtnUtu. tod artt 38 only plu- engine acts very queer" ly, it toeras-ta likely, sir. It has an loen'ricrod.

From Walt. Mr. Buyers' sale was well attended and everything brought good fair prices. has secured a job on W. in Iowa, and has out there.

He will move bis family loon. Chas. Wilkiuseu is in Chicago on business. Mr. Hall has closed a bargain with Mr.

Stewart for ano her year on his place in Mrs. Dlgby, one of Como's young widows, was married last week. Char. Olds went to Mllledgevllle lost Monday on business. Frank spent Saturday and Sunday in Gait with, his friend, Frank Morgarldge.

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