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The Lebanon Journal from Lebanon, Kansas • 1

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-v- i i r. -i i PRODUCER. Lebanon Smith County Kansas, May 19th 1900 No 29 f- rr. Vol 13 l.0i) a vear in aavance. See Druggist Moore.

A Good shces cheap at MAUTFS. lino of -whips and dusr.rs in the city at Shook I Milk shakes and lemonade, at Rogers', reeuuraiit. I LU2NTC55: BOOMS SHORT OIELIDEIR, AND OYSTElt PARLOR. The Only First Class Short Order House in Town Fancy koi ies and Fresh "Fruits. LEON ROGERS LEBANON, KANSAS.

1 113 fi KO" 1 1 PLY- 1. W-' 1 I Buys Wheat. Handles Grain, KEEPS 01 HAM) CHOICE FLOOIi AX I) MEAL. All Kinds Chop Feed, 'XiiLtaii orr. mmm.

1 I Vj- i Lb the v.ia.'s 1,0 huy vour and biiiliiiufj maiijiial. See. an. before vou buy. C.

E. 51cS A EL, Miiaager, NEAT STOCK wmm. ARTICLES, Bf Elf Ml (EK23 ID v3 i Opposite Postoffice. A. WRIGHT, Editor becai New s.

I Clare Sargent, wh 'tho liub, Thursday. vn from Ro? dm aster Sweeny of Belle- I ville was here Wednesday. C. G. Stahlman and wife moved to republic county Wednesday.

A I'll ester wo a rustling the tele-phono busings here this week. LM. G-. Porter, was down from his county farm last Saturday. I Levi Gilbert was hauling out lumber for farm buildings Monday.

C. 8, Douglas is a new comer erecting a new housa in the northeast part of town. T. M. Glenn, the steady stand by of the Onkvalo "country, was a city visitor Monday.

Kelley He.lfenstine a pioneer cf the old stage lays of Smith county was in thcs city Monday. The Beatrice Chautauqua will bo in session this year from June iJlht to 4th inclusive. U. S. Brovn is building a new barn, in which to store away a lot of that alfalfa hay, he raises.

The fin-'t telephone poles, for the now line was dumped along Main Street in Lebanon Tuesday. Mr. John Woddlo is another solid new coiner that adds his name to our Lebanon iirft this week. George Feltoa, Buy Hutchison, Chas. Adams and Lew Feltou drove to Bed Cloud "Wednesday.

John II. A'lnway is at Lawrence this week as a Workman delegate from Lebanon, attending Grand Lodo. Forty-five track layers have headquarters at Lebanon this week putting in new steel rails on the 11. 1. By.

Will wTchSfanOna left for Whitewater Colorado, lasl Sunday nrghi where-they have located on a big ranch e. Tho two central telephone offices in this city are located in thu" two drm? stores, of F. W. Moore and Arbulbnot. "Wliitiikt-r, C.

14. anrl W. H. Rogers are in Topeka this week, attending the can state convention. uDIi- James A.

Adams and W. E. Kimsey, took the' Cuiiins show people across the country to Red Olo-ud last Sunday. Geo. wTjloUer of the Plaina country, was up Wednesday with 31 fat iioijs averaging 328 lbs each, They sold 4.62 per hundred.

At 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, May 16th 1000, the first words tlew off over the telephone line connecting this city with Smith Center. C. F.

of "the Gordon commission Co. St. Joe, was rounding up beef cattle in this great corn country last Wednesday. E. T.

Dorge is playing with "the children up at his residence this week and nursing a very fine fat plump jaw clear case of mumps. Just as the telephone lifie reached Lebanon the Ppstni aster's sal- I ary was raised frurn $1,200 to 1,300. Hello! Smith Center. How arc lye coram'. Tho business of the Lebanon postoilieo was increased the last year sufficient to raise the Eahity of postmaster McJifJl from $1,200 to 1,300 a year.

A son of A. Jackson's of Stuart had three ribs broken Monday by being thrown from a horso. Tho boy was brought to town, whore Dr S. Dvkes, dressed the wound. If A.

bright baby girl arrived "out jat Mr. and Mrri. A. J. McCoy's 'Sunday tight.

Ditto at Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Warrington's, northwest of town. Dr.

B. Dykes master of ceremonies. Mr. Cola Simmons and wife of Chilocothe is visiting his b-ofher L. Simmons and family Mr simmons is very well pleased with Smith county and may invest some of his surplus here.

Buy your Footwear of "MAUTE. Wanted: Farm Loans. R. H. Skillin.

Sassafras at Druggist Mooro's. See our nf line of spring wraps at Henry Johnson's. Everything new, neet and clean at Falkinburg's new grocery, store. BOOKS, at Druggist Moore's, Prof. A.

L. Richardson, is interesting some of our Ivst singers in a musical convention this week. Are You Tasty, in a jewelry display. See tho fine display of H. L.

Fischer at Palace drug store. Call and see us for what you want. We have it Henry Job nson Eggs lie and sugar 13 lbs. for dollar, at Serivcoi's. Weaker) a line of Honest Value shoes at Henry Johnson's.

Dr. Muliinix is permanently located in Lebanon Kans. Chronic diseases will be given special care and attention. Call at his office, in "Bee-Hive" block. Robert Rounds, of a mile north of town, has Sweet Potato Plants for sale, now ready for transplanting.

Robt Rounds. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is guaranteed to cure" Constipation, lndigc-stson, Sick Headache and Stomach Trouble, sold by W. S. The ball game with Smith Center, seems a little slow and our boys will probably have their first game with the Hummer boys on 1 1 IT 1 ina xiummer grounds.

A young gentleman from Stuart went to Lebanon Satnrdnv mitM and thought he had made a mash on a very stylish young lady and Come to find out it. w.n a RVmwman dressed in ladies' attire. That was one on him alrightStuart Correspondent in Journal, The Shook harness shop i3 doing the business because they advertise and let th a that they are hero to remain and do a permanent and reliable business, that will recommend them to thsame customer as often as ho trades with them. Elmei Remington, had the Drs, Dykes remove a' small tumor from the right side of hia neck last Saturday. He says it was a eat job of surgery and he feels much better.

Elmer is doing most of tne blaksmithing for the country Northwest. He has a shop cn the old Cornelius homestead, his. miles northwest and is a good workman kept very busy. Cyclists should always carry a bottle of Ballard's SnOff Liniment, in the case of accident, if applied immediately, it will subdue the pain, prevont swelling and disco! a ration, and quickly heal the wound. Price, 25 and 50 cents At W.

S. Arbothnot's. Grand Cslejjkation! Tho last celebration of the closing century will be held in Parks' gi'ove, Bellaire on Wednesday July 4th. Public spoaking, instrumental and vocal music; base bull and feats of skill, such as ladies nail driving contest, crauge race, weight throwing, foot racing, by boys and girls, pony express and irumy features that will be added before program is completed. One of the best, bands in northwes-t Kansas will furnish music.

Committee. Don't despair because yen have a weak constitution. The vitalizing priciples of ilorbino vail assuredly stregenthen it. In every drop of Herbine there is life There is a stimulating power, unequal cd in tho whole range of medical preparations. Price 50 cents At W.

Arbsthnot. Children who are weak, Fretful or troublesome should bo given a few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge, They will thon become strong, healthy and active, have rosy cheek's, bright eyes, will be happy and laughing all, the day long, nee. cents. Vv.S, Ar. VintVi iof'c A Mi 3g 1 f.te.

mm IT DRAWS WELL! This Royal Blue cigar at 5 cents. It pulls all men effastideous smoke taste right this way. He have higher priced and lower priced cigars, but none seems4o suit the average smoke palate as 'does this Blue at 5 cents. 3D RUG GIST, MOORE. Superb drinks.

Those over at Arbuthnot's soda fountain. Go to Shook for harness goods of all kinds. Fresh Sassafras, at Moore's Brug Store. Arbuthnot the druggist, for pure drugs; lino cigars and carefully prepared prescriptions, Prof. James.

W. Amis has been engaged as principal of the Lebanon so hools, for the following term; Prof, Amis, is getting, right back next to his first love in Kansas, where he first located and we pre-' diet success for James. Alas! How Soon Forgotten! is an ache or a pain or trouble of i any kind when one is well rid of it, and if it happens to be Headache or Stomach Trouble that bothers you, take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and you will not only for-! get you over had it, but will know that you' are not liable to have it again. The dare is small and it is pleasant to take.

Sold by W. Arbothnot. Garfield Items. Everybody takes an umberella to the field this spring to shelter under during the numerous showers. riautLng i3 nearly finished I in this locality It is reported that L.

M. Cannon I had tho mi s-f or tun of almost if I not altogether losing on4 of his eyes one day last week by a hedge thorne piercing it. M. Filmore a former resident and. old settler of Crystal Plains died last Wednesday at his present home near Grand Island, Neb.

Mrs. Al. Gentrder was called to Nebraska one day lest week in response to a telegram' announcing tho death of her father. A good time is reported at the party r.t Isaac Boll's Monday evening, also another one anticipated at John Bell's Friday night. SURPRISE, There was a pleasant surprise last Monday at the homo of Mrs.

Elizabeth Gentzier in honor of her CiOth birthday. Monday tho 7th being the day appointed to do 8om.j work about the Union church she was called to superintend the same, and on returning home near noon she was reminded by a goodly number of old friends and neighbors that it was her COth birthday, and tho people continued to roil in im'il So persons was prta- ent and a bi-unhtul dinner was served, and numerous appropriate presents voro ho towed, and a pleasant time seemed to bo enjoy-! ed by all. Mrs. Gentzier wrasborn and raised in York county.Pa., and was married in 1850 and after her Solomon Gentzlor, served I a term in the Civil war, they emi- granted to Dodge county Nebraska in I860 and from thore they camo 1 to Smith county in 1874, where Mr. Gentzlor died in 1879 and tho rest of tho family, 5 boys, 4 girls aud mother with economy and iu-' dustry have piore than kept apaco i with the growth and improvement -j of the country, and have added another 100 acres of laud to their i already well improwd and pleasant, hon-w Brevity.

1VV 1 Jrsvv- 7 Produce taken same as cash fit Falkinburg's grocery. Sassafras, fresh, at DruLdst Moore'i. See our line of queeuswaro. Henry Johnson. You can buy everything anij as cheap as the cheapest at Scrivriu's.

Call on Falkinburg, foranytliiag in the lino of groceries, confection-' ery and fruit. More Royal suits worn everyday Get. in line for spring and eumBior at Johnson's. MAUTE Has the best line of men's and boys plow shoes. Luuoh rooms' open every night until midnight.

Leon Rogers. T.8. Grisel; JeweierTwith F. W. Moore druggist.

All work guaranteed. Canton implements and McCor-micic raowers at the old stand, Henry Jolinson. WE have an immense stock of Baby's and Childrens shoes and slippers. EO. MAUTE.

Why not buy your bread during the hot summer months, at Leon E. Rogers', where you can get 2G loaves for one dollar. Charles Calloway, was visiting his parents and old friends here this week. lie has bon Principal of" th.e schools at; Rush Centre Kansas for a year. Jewelkii And Optician L.

Fischer at Arbuthnot's drug store. See our fine, display and get our prices on glasses and all kiuds of repairing. "Remember the Stuart storo carries a full line of groceries, provisions and general merchandise. Goods exchanged for farmproduco. M.

G. Porter, proprietor. Sf.e our line of mtn'e fine shoes at" 1.50, 2.00 and 3.00. Geo. F.

Maute. F.r.M Loass at 7 per cent. Annual interest and optional payments -Wilt be in May 2'.) at Linton Hotel. A. T.

Walker, Bed Cloud, Neb. LADIES If you want the best, buy our z.ou ana snoes. Geo. F. Mauto The North Central Kansas Editorial Association, meets at Smith Centre une 1st.

The Commercial Club, is arranging a good program for tho entertainment of the visitors. All parties interested in the Prairie Home cemetery are requested to meet at tho cemetery on Monday May 2Sth 11)00 at 1 p. m. to clean off the grounds and otherwise improve its general, appearance. This is important.

Remember the date. By order of committee. Tho two shows arrived at Lebanon on schedule lime last week, McDonalds Friday and Cullies Saturday. Cuiiins Bros was much the best siiow, which really gave an ont.ertiamnnt or some considerable merit. Cuiiins Bros, are gentJemeu who endeavor to treat tho public right.

SOMETHING NEW FOR CORN RAISERS. The Erway 3 row disc cultivator ij on rollers and is very light draft. Nothing ou the market that comparer with it, 27) to 30 acres jier day with 4 horses. Come and seo it or send for circular. Perry Frazier, Athol Ras.

Solo Rgent for Smith Co. AH stock trains stop here now to take on or let; off hogs. -They aro not so particular about the passengers, Only one passenger train oui oi three each a day stop for anything but wreck at the man trap west .01 the. depot. They figure, perhaps that it is the hog, that is trying the township tones, am; the hog that is ooboct- ir tnem und it is iuits neorssanry I tn in.iljf Hl'lnr a firth of 'hor wo I C'V ff ,1 pills Kansas.

6 JcLi raiMiKMiw sou 5) Lebanon, Kansas. A Careful Cornj)etont rharmacisi: Ifaudles All on s. HEAT MARKET Lebanon Kansas JOHN TIGHT, Proprietor, Fresh -and. Salt Meats Best To Be Had On This Market. H.

L. FISCHER. Jeweler Optician 3PALACS 3D RUG STORE Lebanon Kansas. Watches, Clocks, Jewel erv A' Fine Bisplar SEE. US FOIL -HE PAIRS.

A lose In Mid-Ocean. or on the train, hi tho house, or while at your office duties, you are subject to disagreeable results from irregular or excessive diet. Dr. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin cures posi i ve! Con slipatioj 1 I digestion Hick Headache and Stomach Troubla. 'Sold by W.

S. Arboth- IJK'l. I 1 3 Um Iks i- r. OJLXJLi -AJSTTD SEE at AllBUTTINOT'S. Jim Adams, Dray and Transfer.

19 prepared to do'all kiniis of dray work tti and around the city. E. P. ROOT, THE TINNER AND sins. First door east, of Derge's corner LiiBANOx, Kansas.

George Felton. LIVERY BARN. KA. AVE. LKWAXON, KA.AS.

Good Kig Careful Drivers, VVo cncur-uylinvlre your putronae. LADIES Wo htivo the mof-t complete stock of fine Oxforda, and Mtrap Sandals in blaek-or tan ever brought to the city. V. fyM I mil".

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