The Leon reporter., January 04, 1900, Image 10

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Our 40c cotton fleeced uuioii suits
Our 5Cc cottou fleeced union suits
All wool fleeced lined men's underwear
Ladies' all Wool hose from
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Ladies' cotton fleeced hose from
Misses' sottoQ fteeced hose from
Misses' all wool hose from
Men's all wool hose from
Men's cotton and fleeced
Bleached table linens 58 inches wide
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Union
Bleached table linens 58 inches wide 35c.
Half bleached table linens 5S inch^tvide 35c.
Bleached table linein 58 ind^^^^j^kOc.
Bleached table linen 68 u^HB|H||^B5c.
Half Bleached table
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36c.
Our 60c cotton and wool fleecsd union suits
Our 73c cotton and wool fleeced union suits
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We have napkins to n^atch all bettfiJ^grades.
Our napkins run from (iOCto $4.00 per doze"-
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Successors to
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5 HAL GATES, Manager.
SEMD HO MONEY
(HUHMtFCAtMIET BUKOICK SIWINQ MACHINE b7
u»a. *ou can exuniiie it At your nearest trefsrht depot and If
p*rrMU7MttotertM7«ezaotlTaarepresented,tea
uUtkii SM.eo/aud TUB MUTK8T lAXfiill TOC.
kvuHuum or, ».J Snaeial Oiler Price S1S.BO
WITH VOU* BMflLcnttUU
ad. out and send tro ut.and
we will send yon ONI NWH
ueblmstken
Special Offer Price 15.50
and freight charges. Machine weighs ISM poundsand the freight will
average76 cents
for each 500 miles. filVi IT THREE MONTHS TRIAL in
your own home, and we will return your tl5.»o
any day you are not
satisfied. We Mil different mtkeiiMl fradeaef 8«wlav VeehlsMiat I8.M.
$10.90, 11.00, $13.00 and «p» all fully described in our Fr»« Bewlae
XieUae Valalegae* but 815.60 for this DROF DK8K CABIXKT Bl'RMCK
the trestert value ever offered by s«y house.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
tisements,offering aakaewa Mfteklset under various names, with •arloatla
diMiawti. Write aaeM
flrlead faChle»ga aadItsravliaarvrclUkU andwh»araaat.
YLie DllDninr has every aODRRM IRPROTRBR5T,
THE PUnUlvIV
§\. \»vVV «tafor&&\ "Bwaers "Ko»\
IS We have started January selling with a swing that's very business like, very convincing of
I IS the leadership of this store. At the linen counter and the muslin underwear stock
JK equally interesting offerings are attracting the attention of teis city's shrewdest shop
pers. In many other departments cut prices are helping us to move surplus stocks, and
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are making this a good place for the people to spend their money.
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43c.'
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50c.
We have all sizes from 3 to 9 also in vests and
drawers wool and fleeced lined. We are fjoinp:
to sell these before Feb. 1st 1900. Come before
the sizes are broken.
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$1.00.
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50c.
19 to 50c.
I Table Linens!
10 to 35c.
10 to 25c.
19 to 35c.
9 to 25c.
5c to 12*2C.
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27!iC.
1.20.
Produce
Poultry.
Furs.
TOP PRICES PAID il CASK}
$
ktkrt wop poiktof^itery high
CRADB BACMISR liDX, WITH THE
DURCTS or HOXR. Hade by the,
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America.
fkfr§a the best material meaey
cua bay*
SOLID QUABTEB SAWED OAK
closed (head dropping irom eight)
to
THOMPSON & W ARNER.
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
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be used a* a eeattr laMa* stead
•rdeak, the other open with full length table and head,
in place for
eewing. 4 foaey tfrawer* lalaat ISM skcklaa fnuaa, carved, paneled, em
bossed and decorated cabinet finish, finest nickel drawerpulls. rest#
on four
casters, adjustable treadle, genuinefimyth iron stand, riaeal large Mlgb
fc»sd« positive four motion feed, self threading vibrating shuttle, automatic
bobbin winder, adjustable bearings, patent tension liberator.impreved looee
wbeeL, adjustable pressure foot, improved shuttle
carrier, patent needle bar,
patent dress
guard, head is budwail dteanM aad erasaeaud aad beaaUfkllf
•lAriiHaaci GUARANTEED IkeU^tlcatniaaiaf« nestdarable aad aearesl
atlwlna aiaeiilaa «adt. Itery keawa-ettaefcjaaat Is fantkked and our Free Xo»
•miction Book tells Just how anyone can run
kind of fancy werk. 1
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Yesrs' Rladlag
Stand do either plain or any
Gearsatee is sent with every machine.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING la aa4auaiiaaihU Maekiaa.
compare it with
II WOI» IVU iwinitm
th(Me y0Qr
storekeeper sells at |4«,M to
ng ttfMM te 140.00, pay your freight agent the I15.BO.
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Oil Clothl
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Floor oilcloth
Plain colors
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5 tolOc.
Fancy colors plaids, checks and stripes
Blankets!
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10 4 cotton
50c.
11-4 cotton
75.
11-4 cotton 41b
ft*
$1.00.:
12-4 cotton 4ilb
$1.25.
12-4 cotton 51b
$1.50.
Duck Coats!
Wehaveafev
cheap.
Our fl.00 Duck coats
1.50 duck coats
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Our 2 qjjflxt glai?s pitchers were 25c. now
1«L Our 2 quart glass pitchers plain were 35o. now
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The oil cloth trust has advanced jtrices
cent since since July Kt. "*V »ks\,C1sW
Table oil cloth 5-4
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We are sellingat th old prices and hev are
firsts no
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85c.
Our 1%25 duck coats
$1.00.
1.25.
2.50 duck coats
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Remember we have the Sweet
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Orr overalls and
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and
We have a few pieces left
following prices.
Our 4 piece cream, suga.-, butter and spoon holder
were 35c. now ISc.,.^,.V -^v—•*.,
1899 GONE.
1900 COME.
close out --at the
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE!
of all winter goons. Ladies' and misses jackets at your own pr.ee
Underwear a Specialtyl
Don't.fail,t.p. see oyr now goods apd
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HAMILTON
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We are here yet. Come and
see us, we are always glad to
see you. We especially thank
you for your patronage during
1899 aud hope to have you con
tinue during 1900. We will
make vou
Best
Prices
on all goods in our line.
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To reduce our stork of dry goods and shopa^before invoicing,
we iave decided to make special low prices on every article. We
have noihinu: but the best quality in every line of goods. We
undoubtedly have th« newest and best stock of goods in Decatur
county, having recently disposed of every dollars worth of old
goods' in stock. Therefore every pair of shoes and every yard of
goods in our store is now and up-t.o-date. And now in order to
make room for a new spring stock we make a
special|sale
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vlANtTARY'4, .l»o6.::W
THE PRESIDENT'S STIRRING WORDS.
"\lr. Dooley," otherwise Mr. K. 1*.
Dunne, of Chicago, has never been more
caustic in his comments on public ques
tions than in this summary of Presi
dent McKinley's recent message:
"An' he sits down an' writes: 'Fellow
Citizens: I'm glad to see ye here, an'
hope ye won't stay long. Thanks lo
ye'er Uncle Bill, times is lookin' up
Any cough is serious enough to war
rant prompt attention. It is what it may
result in that makes a cough dangerous.
For all slight or stubborn coughs, for
Krippe, lung fever, bronchitis, asthma,
aiid other throat and lung affections,
you can find no other remedy so agree
able and harmless, or so promptly affec
tive as Morley's Honey Pectoral. L.
Van Werden.
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The Homestead otter Thla Year.
"t
AH our farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which
includes with this paper, The Iowa
Homestead, its Special Farmers' In
stitute editions, The Poultry Farmer
and the Farmers' Mutual Insurance
Journal. These four publications are
the best of their class and shoOld be
in every farm home. To them we add
for local, county and general news our
own paper and make the price for the
five for one year fl.70. Never before
was so much superior reading matter
offered for so small an amount of
money. The four papers named which
we club with our own are well known
throughout the west and commend
themselves to the reader's favorable
attention upon mere mention. The
Homestead is the great agricultural and
live stock paper of tbe West. The
Poultry Farmer ig the most practical
poultry paper for the farmer published
in the country The Farmers' Mutual
Insurance Journal is the special advo
cate of farmers' co-operative associations
and ihe Special Farmers' Institute
editions are the most practical publica
tions for the promotion of good farming
ever published. Take advantage of this
great offer.
It is getting to be a great gag, the ex
cuse for raising prices because of the ad
vance in raw material. There has been
no advance in the price of any raw
material—and I defy any man to prove
it. It is simply the excuse of the
profit monger for his extortion. A.11
raw material comes from the earth and
costs only the labor of getting. There
is no advance in the price of that labor
and improved methods make the getting
cost less than ever before. One reader
sends me the notice of advance in the
price of raw silk as an excuse for an
advance in prices. Does it cost more
to-day to unwind the cocoons? Or have
the Bilk worms struck for higher wages?
New methods are continually cheapen
ing the time necessary to produce silk,
wages are not higher, and the excuse
offered for the extortion is very clumsy.
If they would say that the source of
production is in the hands of a few who
have decided to extort it would have at
least the merit of being true. The cost
of producing raw material has been
reduced. The recent advance in prices
is extortion, pure and simple.—Appeal
to Reason.
Springfield, Mass., Republican: It
this congress appropriate! money up to
the demands of the various departments
of government, it will not be merely a
billion and-a-half dollar congresar This
is the work of imperialism. It has made
the most extrayagant of recent con
gresses models of moderation and econ
omy in the comparison.
Dally Paper for $1.00 Year.
The Des Moines Daily News is sent to
mail subscribers for $1.00 a year, 75
cents for six months, 50 cents for three
months, 25 cents a month. The Daily
Mews is a member of the Associated
Press and publishes all the news of Iowa
and the World condensed for the busy
readers. Fullest and earliest war news,
congressional and legislative news, tele
graphic markets and all the features of
a metropolitan 'newspaper. Address
the MEWS, DesMoineg,
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iunter's beme-made bread is full
and healthy. Try it
The
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will be more do in th' near future. My
foreign relations ar-re iv th' mos' plisint
nature. Ye will be glad to know that
th' friendship iy this counthry with
Germany, planted in Samoa an' nou
rished at Manila has grown to such a
point as to satisfy th' mos' critical Ger
man-American. With England we ar-re
on such terms as must plaze ivry Cana
jeen, but not on anny such terms as
wud make anny Irishman think wear-re
on such terms as we ought not to be. In
other wurruds, we cherish a deep ani
mosity, mingled with passionate loye,
such a feelin' as we must entertain to a
nation with common impulses f'r th'
same money an' a common language of
abuse. To'rd our sister raypublic iv
France an' our ol' frind an' ally, Koo
ahia, to sunny Italy, an' Austhria an'
Boolgahria, an' oppressed Poland, toth'
Boer, who has many rilitives here, an' to
ivry other nation but Chinamen and In
dyans not votin', kind regards. wud
speak to ye on th' subject iv thrusts,
but I have nnthin' to say. If ye want
to smash this necess'ry evil, this octo
pus that with its horrible tentacles is
crushin' out an' nourishin' commerce,
do it ye-erself. That's what ye'er here^
Pr. Something odght to be done f'r th'
Nic-ragyooa canal, but what the divvle
it is, I dinnaw. As Pr our newly acquir
ed possessions, 'tis our intiniion to give
thim a form iv government suited to
their needs, which is small, an' in short,
to do as we blamed please with thim.
makifl' up our minds as we go along. So
no more fr'm ye'ers truly William Mc
Kinley.
"An' there's th' message," said Mr.
Dooley.
"An' what did congress say?" Mr.
Hennessy asked.
"Congress didn't say anything,"
said Mr. Dooley. "Congress yawned
But congress'll get th' rale message,
whin it goes over to th' white house
wan at a time to see about th' foorth
class postmasthers."
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These trees must be sold at once
old prices.
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I MR. JOSEPH MULLERU
Presents for the first time here the
Laughiest of all Farce Comedies."
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Replete with new up-to-date Specialties.
A Sunburst of Fun, Laughter, Sensation.
PRETTY GIRLS GALORE
I COULD ALMOST EAT YOU.
Admission 25-50-75 Cents.
Dt6/VT0R N0RSERY.
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We have a large assortment of
Apple, Pear, Plumb,
Peach and Cherry!
Apples J5c, Pear 40c, Peach, 20c,
Cherries 40c, and Plum 40c.
You can take large or small trees from 8 to 9 feet, lyiWfiTJ'rhe^
tpk'• leading varieties, black Ben Davis, Babbit, Aikm, York, Inr
perial. \W,
Small Fruit in abundance.
Owing to the-heavy losses the past winter by freezing, prices fo^l
all nursery stock has advanced 50 per cent. Place your
s' orders at once with me. (Jet home grown trees and save
money.
Drs.Fel lows & Fellows
Vflrimrplfl VancocolB is radically
Al IvwvCIOi and permanently cured
browmrgicaloperation in from five to fifteen
by our surgical operation
4t|l Tlu (nUdpr form of this disease requires
We annnally cur# hundreds of
itients, leaving them in a viR«r-
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Orders this fall will he fll'ed at
AGENTS AND BOTTLERS FOR
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co.'s^^^g^
Milwaukee Beer.
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413-410 W. Walnut St., D«a Molnea, Iowa.
Located in Dea Uoinea in 188f. After many fun 1b A.,
detention f^om business,
mail and express.
Patients at distaoe* traatod bf I
nl and express, lledicines sent everywhere (rM from raaa
or.breakaRe. Charges low. Thousands of patient* estad.
and expenenco important. State your ease plainly. Band to*
terms, blanks, etc. Consultation frae and confidential,
sonally or bjr letter.
Seminal Weakness and Sex
ual Debility,
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eusen evired or money returned.. 00-j
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60-page Book and Consultation Fret, AAArest,
FELLOWS & FELLOWS,
413 and 410 West Walnut Street,. Des Molnea, Iowa.
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blood to the bead, pains in back, forgetfulnsasu
bashfulness, aTersion to society, loss of aexual
power, loss of manhood, cured for life. Wt can col*'
tlie ubofB dieoases and make you fit for marria««k
That horrible
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method. ^Jo
on't letth^
diction run alone. It becomes more
every month you neglect it.
Our 30 years' experience In to*
treatment of the above mentioned du**
guarantee to you that we are able to I
your case. .'-"'V' /.-®"
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