1 cles: Lovington Reporter. Newspaper, 31 TERMS One Year, Cash One Year, on Credit $1.25 Shorter time st proportionate rates at the Lovingion, as Unless time is specified pay locals will be run and charged for until ordered out. Copy for Change of Ate. must be by Tuesday noon. Please don't write on both of the paper.
This bas so often that every person the land ought to know Don's write on fool cap then paste the ends 1 When such copy is placed on the case the compositor has to use a step-lad for a stool. All offices not equipped with send in stale news; we can't use it profitably. Write all proper if nothing else, legibly, if you hare to purist Don't try to pay off an old grudge or a young one either for the matter of that, thro the columns of newspaper. Used for the cops, paper somewbere sear six by mine Number your pages either left hand upper or the petter of the page at the top. Always sign your name to an artiele, not pecessarily for publication, but as a tolcen of good faith.
J. Ritchey has begun A. 2. Boyse is putting a new on his building Brook's and here from Frack Howell, of Decatur goods in this vicinity. Quite a attended the Bapties Asfrom bere Sunday.
L. and family, visited his father, E. Rogue Sunday. James Brows of Brown Co. sibell corn this 1 Sebool commenced at the sebool house last Mondsy.
Also at the Old Fogy est of Custas. William Discs who was at one time of this place. pow of Nebraska, is his his brother, J. J. Dixon.
1.J. former resident, was of corn be bad stored in his crib for two bere and sold do Brows de Co-, 2500 bushel jean at 88 cents per Sullivan -ups, THE REPORTER three months-25 cents. Hugh 8. Lilly returned to Sulltvan Saturday. Bessie Marlow, of Olsey is the guest of Sullivan relatives.
Fin Pifer will begin the erection of a brick residence soon. Our sebools opened Monday with a large attendance. Editors Covey and McClure are taking in the big fair this week. Will Eden and family returned to their home at Fresno, the first of the week. Mrs.
0. C. Link, of Lincoln Neb. is visiting her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. J. B. Eden. Amos Messer of Mattoon, deputy sheriff of Coles county, did ness here Tuesday.
Judge John Purvis joined D. C.1 Osborne and Drasie Roberta in wedlock Thursday of last week. The parties reside in Lovington township. Albert wyman, Fred Sons and w. C.
Cawood have had their briek business blocks neatly painted. J. J. Peadro of Moweaqua visited the tair here last week. lie will locate in Galveston, winter.
Mrs. W. J. Rush and daughter of Louissille, are visiting the family of her brother, J. Mat Caramins, here.
Bone's and Lowe's, man," and John Brown's stable of horses from here will attend the Shelbyville fair this week. Conklin Vrom Ramsey have moved their clothing store to Sallivan and are located in Shep. herd block. BALD HEADS! What is the Does it split at ends? appearance? Does it fall out when is it full dandruit? your scalp is it dry or is a heated conCition? If be la time or Skookum Root Hair Grower: not a de for THE SKOOKUT ROOT HAIR GROWER 37 South Aveste, DO YOU READ THE LOYINGTON REPORTER? IF NOT, WHY NOT? It is the Newiest, Brightest and Best Paper published in the County. TRY ITTHREE MONTHS 25 CENTS The Local Market.
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Send in your subscription at once. Extra copy free for one year to the sender of Club of tour new sames with four dollars. Write for free sample copies, and raise a clab. Address Tar REPUBLIC, St, Louis, Mo, Widow's Catescism. The London Smart Society rebrought out the Dew Catechism," supposed to be from the pen of Mr.
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In all, saved that which ordains that I should obey my husband. If you hare more money than you can use. don't put it under a bushel or bery it in the back yard. Loan in; to your neody neighbor at! reasonable interest and yon will bot only do him a favor, but will increase your pile. Jewelry! Solid Gold, -Gold front, Rolled gold, Gold filled.
And Plated Jewelry.We guarantee every a to faction. This guarantee for FIVE YEARS. good Great Reduction In Price, by special arrangement with we are able offer our customers a reduction of 20 per cent. Call and see us. THE BOOM, McMullin Son, Prop's, Leaders in Low Prices.
LOOK AND LIVE! HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID For Grain of all kind by Kremer Winkler. Farmers, we will make it to your interest to get our Prices before selling. Call on JASPER BRIGHT, At Hay barn, Lovington, Ill. IF YOU WANT Good Bread -CALL 708- WHITELOAF 3 IT IS THE BEST FLOUR MADE. BEWARE of braids of are SHELLABARGER'S.
WHITE LOAF, the Ens -DAILY BREAD, the Red Baton Brand FOR SALE BY LEADING DEALERS EVERYWHERE Sold by McMullin Selby and C. Cox, Lovington, Ill. DO YOU And tried have to quit you GET DRUNK? Then cannot? Nand me will help you. In four and weeks I will remove all desire for intoxicants or refund your money. Read the following: Eighteen ago De.
Farter Feb. gave 11, me 1908. his Dever treatment for the goor habit. Since had then I have the least desire for today a sober and I intoxicating aware that Dr. Farmer is personally meeting with better supcess than any engaged in sadae line Large numbers old ured associates bare been by him, sad I have the atmost in his ability cure confidence any man who has good comsense to with.
PRED O. JONES. In the last two years I have cured several hundred men. Many of them had taken the Keeley and other cures without benefit; I cured them and I can cure you. My weeks.
price is Gas on for Board the full course of four Send for testimonials. $3.00 tr 85.00 per week DR. MORTIMER H. Manager Centrai, Illinois Sanatarium, FARMER, DECATUR, ILLINOIS: Dr. W.
and HOOVER Surge, Office in De Anderson's Caval office beers. DR TRUM GREGORY. Office at residence last bi South Broad way. Patronage Solicited. DR, W.
A SMITH LOVINGTON ILLINOIS Physician side of Surgeon site Pifer's old Stand. Dr. R. E. Tobey to Dr.
J.W, Me Dental Parlors Over Power's Shoe Store, DECATUR ZA. DONOVAN, AttorneyLOVINGTOS, to loss on real estate. Call sad seis Office in rear of Hardware Bet LOVINGTON, and bard! JASPER BRIGHT. Pension written an the Age les. Deeds, Mortgages in test One cing done in good order.
Also W. G. Attorney-ot-Law COCHRAN, WEll Practice in all the astate Courts forni Money toloan at reasonable rate Insurance written in best Verda over Hardware Bar WOn Lovington, and over McClure Mi store, Sullivan, Ill. Haye resci Mi GO TO ng HUFF'S HOTEL NES. Les.
-OPPOSITE price THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE, nay DECATUR ILLINOIS enth Mi First-class A Patraplace solicited. me Meals 25 cents. 3. A J. W.
HUPF, Proprietor. CI M. SHEPHERD, PRIVATE BANKER took aura Money loaned on approved security. Note Mi and mortgages discountel 9a0 LOVINGTON, ILLINOISE IS atte A. GREEN, Restaurateur, LovINetos, Fresh breads, cakes, pies, ec nfectioner SOUTH SIDE MAIS street ttin Is the Best place in the city to 5 ad a good easy Share or a Strlish Dr Hair-eut.
Razors are always Sharp; a CLEAN Tone' tor Epr pry ery customer. en Ladies Har-dressing pecialty, ung Mi J. T. Mann's Barber Shop North Side of State street. LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS, SOUTH SIDE ne 08 BARBERS will do your work to Erer thing Dew, neat and No Work turned out br thet (..
re these TI trial. HERMAS. Oni ell All Kinds Of WATCH REPAIRING, At Shortest Notice By Sc Ilo J. E. PUTMAN, Jew 189 lay WATCHES, CLOCKS ING MACHINES ICe guaranteed.
Repaired on short notice. A Satisfaction with A. K. Pifer Ignorance of the merits of De ur, Witt's Little Early Risers is 1g a misfortune. These little pills reg the late the liver, cure headache, dr pepsia, bad breath, constipation GIN and biliotsness.
Stivers bon. FRI Mr De famin Th Milm Mi from Mi home Mi eveni To Mi cago, famil Joi week will and deale day to thi over La bette attac Real Estate Bargains, Farm of 160 acres, new 10 room house, two large barns, cribs, graneries, 2 orchards, well tiled and watered, mile from a thriving village in this county. Also other farms. Dwelling Houses, a few desirable properties for sale on monthly payments of from $4 to $8 per month. Also several lots.
Call on ZA LOVINGTON ILLINOIS. FRESH FISH Every Tuesday Friday, Leave your order with SAMUEL DIXON, South LOVINGTON, ILL. Southern Justice. W. G.
Pardonner recently returned from New Orleans, where he assisted in the prosecation of the murderers of the celebrated Gypsy Ike and his wife. The casa was clearly proven but the sentence was very light. The Cincinnati Com. Gazette prints the following interyiew with Mr. Pardoner in which he expresses his opinion of southern Pardoner who was in Cincinnatizesterday, was seen by a Commercial Gazette representative.
and had the following to say: Benjamin Leffman, brother of the murdered man, ask me to assist at the trial. While we were in St. Mary's, La, our lives were threatened time and again, bacause we were fearietaly outspoken in our ideas regarding Soutbern justice. During the trial Judge Allen said that this was a trial of the South against the North, and be wonld see that the South did not get the worst of it. Think of that for a speech from a man living in the nineteenth century and in these United States! "During the hearing of the civil case Mrs.
Speigel, of Chicago, the mother of the murdered Mra. Leffmaa, wrote to the Judge, makings claim for a portion of Gy pay Ike's property. The Judge said be did not like the ides of the money going up North again, so be would continue the case over until the November term of Court, thus tying the property up." Mr. claims Pardonner is indignant at treatment, he to have received at the hands of the people of the South. He, with Mr.
Benjamin Lefimon, were told if they did not leave the city immediately after the their throsts would be cut. You can buy goods at 10 and 201 per cent reduction batdid you ever buy at half price, that is what we are doing on 100 men and boys suite, Peyton Tressel 100d ng C. his.
