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1 I 4 II Crandall. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Palmer visited Home lOino lauituuj. Mr.

Luther Johnson visited with Bert Johnson Saturday. Rav Cox Is painting L. II. Heddens HI I "It's Good" house and Willie Harris Is helping. Chanute were married Sunday and came home Monday.

They have the neighbors. W. II. Cox and son Ray have L. II.

Heddens new house all ready for the plasterers. Will McMurrey and Will Mesley of LeRoy helped with the, carpenter work. II. E. Myers received the announce ment that his nephew James Hildreth and Miss Florence Thorn were married in Hutchinson, November 30, 1910.

They will be at home in Preston after December 10. DTianti Loscheu visited home folks near LeRoy Saturday night and Sun day. me SiiviiNii oi.une 'room is often the beginning of Having a number of teeth thafr are rapidly going to destruction. A tooth that receives immediate attention when decay first makes its appearance, is certain never to cause common annoyances or a possibility of extraction. If you have it done at once the cost will be only a trifling sum that will save dollars.

The fillings my patients receive are the kind that send more patients to my office. The face to face Information about your teeth, is yours If you make a call. DR. V. W.

McGINNIS, Dentist at LeRoy from Wednesday afternoon the rest of the week Clarence Summers of Peoria visited with old friemlB the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ilevnolda visited with eays Mrs. Ada Boyer, of Versailles, in writing her praise- of Thedford's Black-Draught She further eays: "We have been constant users of Thedford's Blaok-Draught for 22 years, and have raised seven children with it.

We gave it to them at teething, and it relieved spasms. Have also found THEDFORD'S Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Freeman Friday Buy it at home. night. Rev. J. M.

Rogers Is holding meet ing at Mont Pleasant, west of Burl ington. Miss Cora Arnold, the county sup erintendent, visited No? 9' school You Can Enjoy Life Eat what you want and not be troubled with indigestion if you will take a before and after each meal. Sold only by us 25o a box. R. T.

McKinney. Monday. Mrs. Osmond Briles visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Meutzer a few If you have something for sale try a Reporter want-ad days last week. James is building a burn. Charlie Ruggles und A. Allen are doing the work. Along the Line.

Henry Mghberger la ballpg hay for Geo, Hart this weofc. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hart spent Thanksgiving with his parents.

Several from 'this neighborhood attended Mrs. Sprout's funeral Tuesday. 1 Mrs. Emma Rath and children called on Mrs. Clem Doikcr one day last Mrs, Henry Higlibcrgor and her mother Mrs.

Uhls are visiting, in Pa-ola and Osawatomie Mr. and Mrs. Amoi Stuckey and family returned Monday 'evening from Gridley after a week's visit with relatives. Joe Wasbichek and family moved to the Homer Irwin farm Monday. Homer Irwin moved over on the Johnson place.

Elza Dotnan and wife moved to the Jim Wortman farm Thursday. Mr. N. Buck and family of Carlisle, Kansas, moved In where Domans vacated. The story is told that one of the numerous candidates for the Republican nomination as congressman from this district says that be is going to make a "castor oil campaign" for the office and to illustrate and explain just what he means by that statement, he tells the following: A man once was so troubled with pains in his abdomen that he called on a physician, who, after an examination, expressed the opinion that the patient was troubled with appendicitis and would require an operation to save his life.

The unhappy victim inquired what that would cost and was informed that the fee would be $300. "Doc," he said sadly, "I guess I can't afford that operation. I think I will just take a dose of castor oil." How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo, Ohio. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-lieve him to be perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by' his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.

Toledo, Ohio. to correct all stomach' troubles, and for bad colds and fever, it always worked a cure. My married daughter is using it with good rs-6ults with her little baby." Purely vegetable, containing no harmful mineral ingredients Thedford's Black-Draught has become the standard household remedy. It should be In vour home. Get a tmckage today.

2 PUBLIC SALE As I have sold my farm and shall leave the county, I will sell at public sale at my home 2 miles northwest of LeRoy (east of Neoshoriver) on Tuesday, December 114 COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. the following property: 8 HORSES AND I MULE Crandall Bros, and their sister Mrs. Ollie Lamb shipped out six loads of fat cattle Monday. Mrs.

A. Cokeley stayed with her mother Mrs. JoHio Ricketts last week when she was sick. Mr. and Mrs.

John Flake and son August visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Briles.

Mr. Millago is building an addition to his horns. Mr. Rolston of Alice-ville is doing the work. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Thompson visited the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Daub in Vernon Sunday, The farmers in this vicinity are taking advantage of the good weather by getting lots of plowing done. James Stone and wife and two children of Oklahoma were in this vicinity Monday calling on old neighbors and friends.

The social last Friday night was well attended. Quite a number from Burlington were present and Col. Johnson sold the boxes. Frank Arnold and Mrs. Hunt of Crotty.

Pine wintar weather we have had. Mrs. J. N- Gray spent Monday with the Mentzer families. Mrs.

May Wise went to Crandall Thursday to visit relatives. Mr9. Jeunie Christy ahd Willie spent Sunday with Mrs. Mable Gillett and family. Several from this neighborhood went to Orandall Tuesday for John Wise's funeral.

The revival aueetings began at Crotty Monday evening, December 6. Everyone is invited. Lant Friday John Hills helped Jim Cokoley move some things to the place he has rented west of Gridley. The Pie Social at the Methodist church Friday night was well attended. The proceeds were $11.25.

Many thanks to all who helped. Phone us about your visitors. One bay mare 6 years old, weight 1450 One bay mare, 5 years old, weight 1400 One black mare, smooth mouth, wt. 1400 One bay mare, 7 years old, weight 1225 One brown horse, 7 years old, wt. 1250 One brown mare, 6 years old, wt.

1225 One bay mare, smooth mouth, wt. 1125 One bay mare, smooth mouth, wt. 1100 One black mule, 1 year old llalla Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price cents What 5 3 iha Best Remedy For Constipation? This a question asked ua many times each day.

The answer is We guarantee them to be satisfactory to you. Sold only by us, 10 cents. R. T. McKinney.

per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills forconstipa-tiou. Adv. Let us print your sale bills.

These horses are extra fine, being the very best I have been ablejfco buy or raise. I do not think another so fine a buncn of equal number of general purpose hors ake Your Christmas Gifts Attractive es can be found Kansas. Two of them are well-trained single drivers. ED 400 bushels of corn 6 tons baled alfalfa, 2 tons baled straw Perhaps 5 tons baled prairie hay 10 bushels pure-bred Hildreth seed corn Some Alsike clover seed Mammouth Collection of Cards, Tags, Stickers, Seals, Etc. GIVEN 'AWAY FREE Regardless of the size and valueof the gift itself, wrap it up in neat paper, put on a few Christmas seals, a few Christmas stamps, enclose a pretty gift card and you have a dainty and artistic Christmas gift.

It is quite the thing to do-the practice is growing more popular every year. Besides, it adds a lot of Christmas cheer and. happiness to the persons receiving the gifts. You may have priced these tag and sticker assortments and found them too expensive. If you have not, price them now and then you will appreciate more than ever the valuable offer that we are making you.

i Complete 225-Piece Assortment The assortment which we have selected contains a liberal supply of cards, tags, stickers, stamps, pasters, etc. 225 pieces in all. All of the different pieces are printed on good quality stock and embossed in many beautiful colors. There is a wide variety of designs and sufficient quantities to beautifully decorate all your Christmas gifts. The complete assortment consists of the following: 16-foot ladder, 2 sythes with swaths, 2 spuds, one an extra good one, 14-lb.

sledge, 16-lb. post maul, 2x8 jack screws, Crow bar, 4 pairs 6-ft. hay slings with Log chain, Pitchforks, spades, scoop shovels, 20 bushel and half handled, boxes, 20 one bushel handled boxes. These boxes are valuable for handling potatoes, apples, etc. 500 feet lumber, 225 posts, 25 cotton duck grain sacks, Stump puller, 20 cords chunk wood, 14-ft.

extension table, 2 bedsteads, Several chairs, Round Oak heating stove, Cook stove, Sanitary couch, Upholstered couch, Dresser, Kitchen cupboard, Fruit cans, jars, crocks, Iron boiler, etc. Acme 6-ft. binder with tongue trucks, Deering self rake reaper, John Deere stalk cutter, Emerson 6-ft. mower, used one season, 11 -foot sulky rake, Clean Sweep hay loader, 8-hook McCormick hay tedder, No. 1 buck rake, 2 hay racks.

These are full storm racks but part of the sides can be easily removed make finest rack for baled hay or for bound grain. They are fitted for use with hay loader. 2 16-inch sulky plows, 2 16-inch walking plows, 2 walking cultivators, 2 toothed 11 -foot harrows, Davenport wagon, all steel roller bearings Studebaker wagon, Wide tire 4 -inch trucks, Spring wagon, with canopy top nearly new, Top buggy, Corn shelter, 1 boat, 16-foot long, Blacksmith post, drill with full sets of drill bits, Steel vise, 5-inch jaws, Hoosier, low down, press, runner ll-8drill with discs extra, also marker or guage same as a corn planter. This is the best grain drill made. It has grass seed attachment.

Black Hawk corn planter, used one season, Aspinwall potato planter. This is a perfect machine for planting potatoes. Will pay for itself in planting 10 acres of Clipper Fanning mill, new. The jnly kind used by seedsmen and beyond comparison the best mill made. 4 sets heavy harness, all in good repair, Pair light harness, Single harness, 5 pairs twine fly nets, 2 canvas stack covers, 24x32-ft.

8 and 10 oz. duck, 2 patent scoop boards, Platform scales with sack holder. Weighs from i-lb. to 1050 lbs. Counter scales, weighs 1 oz.

to 240 lbs. 2 set pully blocks, 2 and 3 pulleys in each pair, Iwon Bros. 9-in. post auger, Pad post auger, 20-foot ladder; 20-foot extension ladder, 1 Wall Calendar 4 Holiday- Booklets 9 Embossed Cards 9 Embossed Tags 5 Enclosure Cards 15 Post Cards 50 Maple Leaf Stickers 50 Santa Claus Stickers 50 Assorted Seals, Labels 32 Assorted Stamps pecial bargain offer good only until Dec'ber 18 TPUJinQ All sums of $10.00 and less cash. On sums over $10.00 a EssimiVIO credit of 9 months at 6 per cent, if paid when due.

If not paid when due, to draw 10 per cent from date; 4 per cent off for cash on credit sales. Bankable paper required. No property to be removed until settled SPECIAL 'ie LeRoy Reporter BARGAIN Mail Breeze i COUPON Capper's Weekly (mm.tv; Christmas Assortment This coupon when properly filled in with name and address and accompanied by $1.40 will entitle the holder to a year's subscription to THE LEROY REPORTER, THE FARMERS MAIL AND BREEZE AND CAPPER'S WEEKLY; also one of the Christmas assortments free aa a premium. Name Address Are you now receiving the Mail and Breeze? (This Coupon is Void After December 18, 1915) WE ARE OFFERING YOU UN-til Saturday, December 18th one of the greatest holiday clubbing offers that has bn nmade by any newspaper-The LeRoy Reporter, Farmers Mail Breeze and Capper's Weekly. We have not stopped at Riving you great newspaper values but are also going to give you a special Christman present as well.

We want to give you something good and useful, and have decided that one of these big Christmas Assortments is jnmfc the thing. A sample package on display at our office. R. W. VICKREY, Auctioneer GEO.

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