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•QliASSEi ACCURATELY FITTED
TO THE EYES
JOUN IV,IIARVEY. Presl lent.
FRED TE ALE Cashier
§2222222SaHK£Sre-
I THE CITIZEN'S
DR. MOFFETT,
Eye, Ear, Nose Throat
SPECIAL
PERMANBWTVY.
Orosseye Straightened.. Catnraots a-'d
Pterygia Removed, l«
ail Traders SWi But.
LEON, IOWA.
ASSISTS
mils Receivable LI... H3g.818.5fi
Cash and due from banks...... 40,062.18
Overdrafts. ,4'Si2§9
Baftklr.g house, and fixtures 12.W8.90
ICxpenses.. ... 8,881.8-
Total...$£05,773.21
STATEMENT DEC
"r LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock
surplus
IT ndi vided. Profits
Deposits
SI Owns 2«400 acres oflaiftd InDecatur County and other securi
ties amountfirig to over 100,000. interest paid on ....
v--.-..-1 .• time deposits-
It's the place to get Bargains in
It
H(y«MP
-iDdfbr WtUr
MHt OUR
frfiihi tiund.
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SWKBI'ltST TOKKl
-tho
trsufthil«ak
Bounds.
rthe
ieather inValve*.
Kid.
IS, 1809.
TUOS.TKALE, Vice President,
r. S. ARNOLD. Assistant Cashier.
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WM.WOODARD, JAMES CRE8WELL, W-TOWNSEND,
-5 President. Vice President. ©ushler.
If DIB2SCTORS. I
WM. WOODARD, JAMES ORESWELL, 4. HENRY HilX. I
5 C. BRAZELTON, C. M. CORRiNGTON.
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8» Fine Furniture!
That's the kind we keep, that's the kind' we
sell. When you want first-class goods for the
least money call on us as we can suit you both
in price and quality of goodsv
Undertaking!
We are prepared to attend all calls promptly,
4ay or night. 0.ur strictest attention will be
given business in this department.
A licensed embalmer has charge
of this department
A Fancy Sample Line of Carpets and Rugs! jjj|
if A. C. BOXTSER
PHONE 200 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
Hosiery, Shirts
Undeawear|^Sl
W and Overalls.
Tinware as cheap as ever. No advance
in prices at our store. "k
SEND US ONE DOLLAR
HHS5a5ZH5Haa5e5Z5ESHSHS2SaSZa
-I
CASH, BUJS THE BIG, |AI|G*IN| J1||P. 3
& j. R. CONREY. 2
C«t tfeU ud in4 im with •!.•©, ud w*!wlll frad ya« IhU SKW
mmOVfcDriRLOAUUIOAGAX, bf ft. ^|Ml Unwiu*
ti«A. Yen ca«
UIMIM
Beare«ifreitht 4ep*t* «nd Ifi
uH fta4 II ezsfiily si represented, the iKOaif.fitii ««er wiw1
sidur(ia*4bralMnatMonaMtr,
urthfrdikt
35,50s ltMtti«|l.M4»pwil| «r
AKLOn CEM *f th* mUBUBABUC
litliiiMaU IYCP iiidb
n, wiiieh l« engraved direct from
From thfl llluMtrfttion
a
«um«tdmof Itnbeautiful appearance.
photograph yoacan form
M«de fremaolU quarter
icued er walaat Mdealred, ptttortlti kqrnllp, faflyaMl Mf,
detlca
ud cmaHli, mUIK It IM TfiRt UTKtfT miOllK PAUlOfl
UKMis«feet high, 42 implies long, SSdnuhes wide and weiirba 3M
Contain*6OCUTOR, stop*,aafollows-. Wipiwi 1
ulelaaat Otestr, Crenona, BaMCaopttr, lWhlaCMpIer*
l/s|ia»oa FnrU 4«d T«t UamanOclave Cospters, 1T«m 8t7«ll,
I lifiwi Oryu Swell, 4 Mi *f OrcbHlnl Tim! KruiAtorj Fir*
jalUr E*«lst ISrtoT 17 Fur* Swecl HfU4lA Bctda. 1SHef S7
CltaralMl/ KrilliMtCdwl* B«edi, 1 DetifSt Mtk l«|l»w la»«Ui
I 8*4 af
PI»u
bk Soft l«)atMis Prlaclfal
Htrtu THE ARLOR CEM action consist* ofthe
NrwfH whicu are onjy used in the high
itirradeinstrimiepts fitted wich NiaaMd
& also bent Doltre felts, leathers,
e^
betot rubber cloth,
3-plr
bellows stock.,
THE PARLOR OEM iSm""'
ltha.lox!4 beveled plate French mirror, nickel pi
Dedal frame* and erory modern imrtrovemepfc
win steel ud the best oryaa laal
CUARAWrTEEP 25 YEARS. J™ WsiPSi
guarantee, by the
any part K*v®»
... .. jne menth and w.
jidyour money it yrni are not perfectly aatlsjled.
Kese organs
will be sold at $35«50« 01WEK
«NCK. 0ELA V.'
at these
RELIABILITY IS ESTABUSHEO
unit
with nsask ysurneiithbor
about us, writs
lie pubilshsr of this paper or Metropolitan
Aatton al Biuik, *r Corn Vat. Dank, of Chicago:
or Gorman.Kicbance Bank, New York-, or any
railroad or*
express eomiianr In Chicago. We
ew •lM«MLMI«Mupjrantlre
»ne«f tus larijreikt hiifiness Mocks In Chicsfro,
aiid utmilor nearly jieutle, lo ottr ewn
CulWliVi. 'ws SKLI,t.OOt
OK8AS8 IT &SM
Sai P|
SutUHMt feai also ererithlno. in mnj
*41 UX
ifufi
ladies' Shoes Only $1.25
Mn's Skoes $1.25 to $1.95§
THELKON
'V- II in I
a
I S5 000,00
... 10,000.00
5,078 83
.'. 16-..694.S9
....$205,778,511
Total....
7V
y!i&
•*4s
We are repairing on
short want
get
$
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1
instniinientS tt t:s*rtyus|prl««. wr'te for fr«f »gecW
$Hioaoe.(Li#
1 ininr:'
FIIIIHO SHIELDS Attracts dreat Attetttloki
With theSlstBand.
The papers- all over the stale are
devoting considerable space to Fililtio
Shields, the Utile Filipino boy whom
Will Shields brought home with him,
and who is now traveling with the 51st
Iowa'band in its tour of the state lie
sings a Filipino song and also exhibits
his Mongoose. The Bedford Free Press
speaking of the band's appearance in
that city says: "i -:i,.'\
One of the particularly interesting
features of the entertainment was the
appearance of a Filipino 'boy who was
brought over by Wm. Shields. This
boy is now twelve 'years old, and has
been an orphan for about six year*.
His only brother was slain in battle.
While Mr. Shields was in the hospital
Filiiuo took a special interest in nim,
waited on him and he became greatly
attached to the boy. A mutual interest
sprang up between them, and Mr.
Shields determined to bring his new
found friend to America. To defeat ia
strict survfeilance over him, tbe boy
was smuggled through a port hole in
the ship's side. Upon arriving at Saa
Francisco, Mr. Shields was compelled
to give bond for the boys maintenance
and education before he was allowed
to land him on American soil. He will
look thoroughly after the boy's welfare
and see that he gets a good educatior.
The lad is bright and intelligent and is
learning rapidly. Six months ago he
did not know a word of English. Now
he can speak it quite plainly, besides
writing, spelling, adding, etc. In an
interview wilh Mr. Shields, the Free
Press learns that he is and always was
opposed to the policy of the administra
tion in dealing with the^ilipinos. He
says that had this country treated those
people the same as tbe Cubans, there
would have been no war and many
preeioqs lives would have been saved.
He says the large majority of the bnjs
fouitht Itecause they were compelled to,
not because they thought it patriotic or
riuhtj that tbe Filipinos are fighting for
their freedopi aj)d jndppfsndence just hb
imwh as our f.ireful|ipr8 did, and are
entitled to it, He said (hat when q. lad
be could never have been taught to
believe that America could have treated
any helpless and weak nation as intiu-:
amne as we'are treating the Filipinos.
He thinks the entire Wur wrong and
inhuman, and against the principles of
American independence, and thinks the
warfare will be continued for years.
The Creston Adverijser says:
At the time of the return of the 51st
Iowa an interesting storv was told of a
young twelve-year-old Filipino boy who
was smuggled aboard the transport
SenatorWm. F. Shields, of 1-eon, a
private jn lUo-Bedford.
"Mr. Shields, wtyh bfe interesting
protege, ivfts jn tjbie .cjty jifegday having
arrived iaet Monday frojn hie frofpe in
I:on. He came foeris to »ept Hub regi
piental band in whitjh lie h»« »n interest
and proceeded with them to Bedford
Tuesday afternoon where they gave, a
concert that evening. Together with
his charge Mr. Shields expects to truvel
with the band during the remainder of
their to^r.
"Mr. Shields is 0 pleasant, affable gen
tleman and talked ept^rtafningly with
•au Advertiser reporter of this yoijng na
tive for whom he seepis to cherish quite
an affection- The story of their meeting
is an interesting ope. ft occurred while
Shields was en inmate of tbe first re
serve hospital at Manila where he lay
sink with the fever. The. boy was an
hospital working lor
lie cared for »n4 wited
upCrt the soldier end seemed to take
quite & fancy to him., Shield* mani
festing an interest in hint, the boy
evituvd desire to return with him to
this country, 4PP''uatl.on
ii
wae
made to
General Otis for pejwjsgion to bring the
boy home but was refuse*}, fhe same
answer was given liim by Colonel f^oper
Shields was determined ao smuggled
the little fellow aboard the transport,
where he lay in biding tor two days
under a bunk covered over with a rub
ber poncho. His desire to remain con
cealed was so great that be djd not even
venture to put his bead out froip under
the ponco during the two (lays and was
nearly exhausted when taken out. Mr.
Shields has given tbe boy his name and
he is now known as Filimo Shields, lie
says he is first going to give him an ed
ucation and then probably ftt him for
some profession. As yet he has not
been sent to school, but through Mr.
Shield's tutelage is now able to count to
one hundred, repeat tbe alphabet, write
his own name and speak some English
He understands English very well and
seems to be a yery bright little fellow.
The sey.er.e leather of this country as
compared \vjt£i the mild climate of his
native iai)^ parses huo to sutler quite a
little from the ppl.d. carrying of
thick, heavy clothes #1.80 paakes him
very tired. Si* months lie wore
scarcely no clothing, could nej the/£ peak
nor understand English and knew ot
nothing beyond the confines of his own
community."
Blsmark's iron Nerv*. j,.
Was tjbie result of his splendid liealth.
Indomitable will and tremenduous en
ergy 8r.e not found where Stomach
Liver, lfitl npys #nd Bowels are out of
order. Jf yoif w*uf th,ege qualities and
ttie success tbey bripg, /.)r. King's
New Life Pills. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only ?3c at
L. Van Werden's drug store.
TWENTIETH CEHTURV'S PAIN*..
The Friendly Islanders will be the First
people to Hall its Advent
"The first people to live in the twenti
eth century will be I he Friendly Island
ers, for the date-line, as it may becalledi
lies in the Pacific Ocean just to the east
of their groap." writes John Ritchie, jr.
in the January Lad^ea' Journal
of "Where the Next Century will Really
Begin." "At that llflie, ultliou^h jt will
be already Tuesday to tiie#i. all the rest
of the world will b« fi'joyinitscpie phase
of Monday, (lie htfit.&ij tjf Ue uj lei
ten
th ceutury [Dcc^fiibcr 8.1, HKX)) At
Melbourne tbe people wjll be eoiiiK to
bel, for it will lie nearly leh o'cliifl-pal
Manila it will be nearly tyi hours ear
lier in the eveitiujr at Calc^Hta the Eng
lish residents will be hitting pt their
Monday aflompop dimmer fur it will be
about six oVJuckj Htid jp London, Bi)j
Ben,' in llie tower of tlie i.f Com
moils, nil! lie striking the hour noon
In JioKtop, Sew York and Wfltliington
leople .nill Lw ^ytiiiK breakfast on Mon
day morning, liiie Chu-agu will l.eliare
ly conscious of lie di.Wn. At tl.e same
moment San Francisco «i!l be in the
deepest sleep of what is popularly cat leu
Sunday night, ilu'Utfl" reallv the' early,
ilark hours of Monday uiorning, and
half the Pacific will be trapped in the
darkness of the...same morning Hours,
wliifili fheeome earlier to the west, until
at SJidway or Brook* Island, 'it. Will b«~
but a ipew minutes past niidiijglii of Hun
My ninht." #5"
THUMSDAY.JAjmAR
frr i.ir im lifi ill, r"'
No. 72'
A School Bag.
14 tncbea wide, 101 riches deep,
made of handsome colored
netting. Sent post-paid on
receipt of it cent postage
•tamp and
10
No. 73. Soholars' Companion.
most useful article tor Kbool children. Highly
"k
poH«hedwooleD
lio:
lox.v.-itb lack
urtil kky, eon
tainiug lead pen
cil. lien holder,
rule uud rubber.
Sent. pott.
lu Itl on
re.
ccipt of two
«»!dt
postasre
stamp and IS
siaiiatnrea
cut
from .wmpjiers of Arbuckies' Roasted OMe*.
No. 81-'^%
Men's
Suspenders.
Elastic Web
Suspenders,
durable, neat,
well mounted.
Seat poat
paid on re
ceipt oftwo
cent poat.
ace atamp
and
18
'A
fie-
natnraa (iut
frojn WrajH
pera of Ar.
buckles'Koast
«d Coffee.
led Collee.
No. 9a
The Firot Kin
beautiful
Im ported
picture /15*
20 inchef ln
sice. Sent
|K»s^ paid
on receipt
of 9 cent
postage
stivpipand
10 alftqa-
SSf
froin wrap,
perg pf At-
buckles' Opft&t
No. 97. Eighty-one Cold Kyed Needle's.
Pot np In a
pretty mor
occo cue. as
sorted sixes,
and made by
the best Eng
lish m&ntijSse
ttiren.' Sett't
This Is picture el tht Sig
nature on Arbuckies' Roasted
Celf» Wrapper, which you
to cut eut and |$rd to us as a
voucher,
—HWBB
TM 0*T«-0ATS
LITTLE UIVER PILL
CURES
Biliousness,
Constipation,
Dyspopsifly
ISick-Head
lache
4 0 I S
I
and
Liver
.Complaint.
I A m. I *U«rf*a CO*TaD.
I 100 PILLS,|BoM by all drngelsts
.1 nc ma I or sent by mail.
-y '"T14*
c*" CUc|t|
Fcirsaipfiy V|t4& /'^'yer83 A! Co. druggist
Leon, fpw*.'
1
Jl
NCRVITA MCPICAL CO.
6Hmon*J»PHs9n 9*-, CHICAGO, ILL.
For sale by W. E, Myers Si Co., dru'rgis-s
Leon, Iowa.
TRUSSES.
6SC. 8f.88.AND
IIP
F65C.
ry Bm
less than one-third
yJuWfii oA»|W|iBi8Ww ore
IS
$19.75
iHoa# mm ba*s bssn
the ondsr
T&mmw
IISS
CUT*
iwsio.o»
flmlip
SjNPQHE DOLLAR
MWiMMMiariW'
vUlssndyoa
at yo3r
MdlfNiirt maltel
sattsv yes eaa bi^tU
aa %TMM
ui. and oaf vf the InSiiwI.
tw LintT tttMl nu duff rgnuMB
from, selected
Awl withMt
""y*"' etjeS jfcssh: BOD'
1 cotter etwIrisslif HasIA all lolntii Caretuuj
ioed, screwedandrlusaea. PAlMTKftin best
,fuUsB«to«-r—lorabts
IV fMSTwSjm weU
^Ol
Ml.
4.
signatures
cut. from wrappers of Arbuckies'
Roasted Coffee.
No. 82
Barber
Swing
Strop.
A double strop,
one of leather and
one of canvas,
bound together.
Length, 22 Inches,
width,
.two inchea,
trimmings nickel
plated. Sent
poat.pald on
receipt af two
cent postage
•tamp nn4 19
nwnataree cat
fton}'wfep|ier( of
I Arbuckies Iloast-
WOO.
A
No. 7B.
Fifty Foot
Measuring Tape.
A very
useful
article
in the
house
holdund
on tbe
farm.
Brass case,
nickel- plat
ed linen tape
fifty feet long,
No. 83
A
Table Cover.
Handsome cloth, varie
gated figured pattern with
fringe, 32 Inches. Sent
niunid on receipt
3# SlWnV:
tarea cut from wrappers of
Arbuckies' Boasted Coffee.
No. 93
Twols Company.
The original
rev
i. This
reproduc
tion In 14
printings Is
a genuine
work of art.
Bice
26K Inchetr.
sent pour-
receipt of
two oent
from wrappers of Arbuck)**'
coffe*.
•oresfpgj
receipt
9 pent
of t»
Statpp apd
{MFCS CPf
from wrap:
pprs' of Ar:
s'
Boasted ppfr
fpe/'
No other part ol the Colics
Wrapper will be accepted as a
voucher, nor-wlll (his Picture be
accepted as such. soMEoropabibhatdhctpaokcroiikp.
Manutaoturers of an^
Dealers in
ui Qruite
LEON. IOWA.
We carry a magnificent line of monu
ments. The workmanship is unexcelled
and material used first-class.
We buy our stock in' car
direct from the quaries in
thereby enabling us to make
SETTEE PRICES
.***
ANP MANHO0P
Ouree Impotency, Night Erolsslons and
wasting diseases, all effects of self
abuse, or excess and indis
cretion. A nerve tonic and
?Kblood builder. Brings the
ink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of youth.
jBy mail SOc per box, O boxes
witb a written guaran
eqre or bitUpa jJie money,
for circuljtr."
t^an firms buying' in small quantities
Qur businessis' ri}n strictly on a first
class basis and we
CTHLXUUTTBS
all our work to give perfect satisfaction.
J. A. HARRIS & BROS.
SEND ONE DOLLAR
Out tots ad. out and send
to us.
state number tnches
across top of your buggy
eeat-tn- xront. from ou.tside
DIUyou-
ti
4iooutKide, and we mill send
by freight G. O.
im|tlauon. Veaia
ott1 asid
tains unllned
ned prop nuts, wroi
tons, wblep makes 1 ..
tain with glass window,
OBDER TO-D&T. WRITS P0S HUW BIWST CATAUNCK,
Address, SEARS. ROEBUCK A CO. (Inc.). Chicago, til
tassrs. tft.il lemlr r«MsM
Trlbate from tits Sontk.
[From the Mew Orleans Times-Democrat
1
Apropoe ot ^ll this, and other, newn from
Paris, we take tltts opportunity: to express
put admiration ot the extremely able, and
llitete«tl»K ftewa service from Paris and from
Ii0T»loQ -•WNUS" CHldiuro- Trlbnve has
bien rUnnlnfc dailV
1tt#'etHnpiM
•et oi) tfte pther flay* of
|n^ tq ipuch in the wa]
»4«0U«te Pfeeema.t|oi» pi
"The 6Msgff9 Tribv
the foreign news service of any of the New
York papers.
One or two of the New York papers have
had tof yearn a, deservedly high reputation
for presenting tbsir ftaAi)» with ljews of.in'.
tereet from forelfoT vim,
rin'i)"
J' m*k mm*
Two Facts About
iir
It has set the standard of quality for all competitors for the last thirty years. The strong
est claim any competitor can make is that his coffee is "just as good as ArhuckiesV
THREE CONCLUSIONS
The best Coffee is Arbuckles'* The only Coffee to buy is Arbuckies'.
The right thing is to insist on having Arbuckies'.
No. 74. Noiseless Spring
Tape Measure.
'ixtr inches long:,
nlckcl-p 1 a ted
metal case, well-ZV
finished. It can U%
be carried in the •®nP===s:^lF^-l
vest pocket. Sent Wpiii
poiupald on
receipt of ttc* postage stamp and
10 sisnatares cut from wrappers of
Arbuckies' Boasted Coffee.
No. 76
Lady's Belt Buckle.
Silver plated artistic design. Sent
«*«s^aid on receipt of 3 cent
"amp and 8 slgna
cut from wrappers of
Arbuckies* Boasted Cofiee.
No. 77. Telescope
Orinking Cup.
This arttble is prevented from fall*
ing apart by its unique construction.
Nickel-plated and highly floished.
Jf
Enclosed
iu emboss
ed nickel
cover no
larger than
an ordi*
nary watch
when tele
scoped
when
tended
holds as much as a coffee cup. Sent
post-paid on receipt of 9 cent
pontage stump ottd l.'l nigna
tur«»M cut fr-na wrappers of Ar-
Sent post-
Said on receipt of SI cent soataco
•tamp and is signatures cut from
wrappers of Arbuckies' Roasted Coffee.
buc..::*' Roun'i'd CoflVo.
Any one Book of the following List will he sent post-paid on receipt
of a 2 oent postage stamp and 10 signatures cut from
the wrappers of Arbuckies' Roasted Coffee.
No. 84 A ONE MYSTERY, and two other great Detective
Stories, by
"ONIQHT
LD SLEUTH."
No. 86 ADVENTURES OF A BASHFUL BACHELOR, by
AUGUSTA. Aralrih provoking story.
No. 86 TEMPE8T AND 8UN8HINE.
lloufss. The most popular female writer of nctlon the age.
No. 87 THE 8UNNY8IDE COOK BOOK, by
HARLAN.
takes the reader out of the beaten tracks of knowledge, and will
be found both entertaining and useful.
No. 89 THOUSAND THINQ8 WORTH KNOWING, by
R. MTHREE
OORE,
RPUYAKD
KirliNu,
No. 94. A Basket of Beauties.
magnificent picture of Hoses by Paul de
Longpre. the great painter of flowers. We
believe this to be one of the handsomest
flower pictures ever offered to the public. It
is inches to alee. Sent poat-pald
onrecfipt of 9 cent poatage stamp and
10 sigimiprfs cut from wrappers of Ar
butties' Routed Coffee.
No. 98
Hair Pin Cabinet
A metal box lithographed
in colors, containing One
Hundred Hair Pins, as
sorted "sites -and styles
ttpaSBht.'cVimplfeil aqd'in
styles are in 90t)^rslti'"c6m
partments. Seqt post
pald qn receipt pf
cpnt pustnge »iami
aqd 10 di*nqt|ir«s cut
from rat!pers Ar
buckles' Hune «i Cuflee.
5.''
AMrssft all communications to ARBUCKLE BROS., NOTION DEPT., NEW YORK CITY. Y.
I J, A.Harris&Bros.
HR.
Office Phone 7. Residei ce phone 7.
FRED
A. BOWMAN, M. D.
Physician and 8virgeon.
Office phone 7. Residence phone S8.
Office with Dr. lyton.
Office hours 9 to 12—1 to 1—7 to 8.
A•Brown,
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE IN WARNER'B BLOCK.
B.R
load lots
the east,
McAUastcr,
Pliyslcan and Surgeon
Office over W. P. Clark & Co.'s Btors
W F. Waight,
Physician and Surgeoni
LEON. IOWA.
Special study and attention given to tlu
treatment of Cbronio Diseases. Office evei
Van Warden's drugstore.
TV*. J. L. Lewis,
Osteopath.
Leon, Iowa.
Office at D. E. Morgan's.
Graduate American school ef Osteopath?
Kirksville, Mo.
|\r.
A.
W: HOWE,
Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon.
Speolalattention given to tho treatment
Chronic Disease, by ELEOTRIOITY
Offloe North Slde Square.
W.TIfa^a^^
Phsiclan and Dentist,
Office at Van Werdep's Drug Store.
WII.
Albaugh,
"r 1?
No. 73
An Album of Illustrated
Natural History.
Fifty colored pictures of Aniuiiti*
selected for their beauty, and rarity.
Sent posi-paid'on receipt of *X
cent postage stamp nud 10 «lg*
natures cut froca wrappers of
Arbuckies' Koaaied Coffee.
No. 79. Pepper and Salt
Holders.
Made of Ueroinn Silver without
seam or Joint except where tops
screw on and oif. Sent post-paid
on receipt of 2 cent postage
Jroni
Roasted Co:
stamp and I'j sianatlires cut
MRSof JBNNIK
This is one of the most comprehensive, co'ninon
sense Cook Books ever published.
No.
88
OLD
8.EORETS
AND NEW
DI8OOVERIE8.
Tbls bonk
author of "Moore's Universal Assistant." Tbls book
|s an encyclopedia of highly useful information in cQnderise'l form.
No. SO THE OITY OF DREADFUL NIGHT, and other storiea
by
No. 08
No. 99
A Pocket Mirror
and Comb.
Set In neat leather
combination case, with
white mftal trap??.
Sfnt ppit.)»)l4 off
f-epeipt of orpt
postpae atrmp anil
7 signal urcH utfrom
wrappers of Arliuckles'
itoi^si^d ColTe*.
LAYTOJf,
Physician and Sargsoa.
Lawyer.
OFFICE IN BANK BUILDING
Ctookcy Brooks,
for nevetel
toonth* pakt. Several «z tbe NeWxoVk'4kIliib
ha.Ve ezcellmt cible lettert ff6m Lpndoh ail'd
fcofijetinjes pther' lEnrbpean Capitals In thcflr
SwSwr fnmw Mi P#* jrtpear aa raie oiji
ohc a we?k. ft* fcrfef .... ...
VR.
*V?b M*
WJt'f PSf
|nf to tpuch in the way of an Itjtelflfijtile
feifope^ ijeTf'a.
tt»"b^»14flffil
not forget iu Indebtedness-to tbem ofa giei
account.-. But it la beyond dispute thai' tnf
atar of Journalism la Westward taking its
way. and that the Journalism of Chicago ii
beginning to be the metropolitan Journalism
of .the, present, and will certainly be. if thing!,
poUtlee. lt it In. our Oplhloh, sut%rloF t7ap»
o'the New York- papers.^ Not only t» Its fo|K
*l*n new» service, the best to the United
«f the Gotham papers ha hn iSSSi.
Lawyers.
OFFICE IN LONQ'S BLOCK.
McGinnis,
Lawyer
Suec'es»or tO*c»rry Mpaujai*
OFFICE IN RAY'B BLOCIC.
Dr.
J. W. Rowel!-
Dentist.
OFFICE IN LONO'B BLOCK.
r. D. R.Dudley,
Dentist.
1
Graduate of tbe [Jniversify of Pcnr.fy'
vania Office over Myer's ilrug slor*),
LEON, IOWA.
AD »l I IS PR ATO It'S NOTIOI5.
K.stnte of .lolio llunbur, deceased.
Notice IH hereby given to all persons inter
ested. that on tbe 3IM, day of December. A. 0.
1899, the undersigned was appointed by be
clerk or the district conrt Decatur cotiniv,
Iowa, adalpi8tra* or of the entitle or John
Dunbar deceased, la,e' or'sald"VHnty. All
persons Indebted to said o,-?t,nt6 will tiiu«e pav"
ment to tbe nnderaigtied, u»d thosb liaving
claims oguinR' the-same wil1 exent them
lef»l}y authenticated to said conrt (or allow
ance.
Doled Dec. SI, 1899
l|-3t J. P. RAUCH, Administrator
W & 0'
No. so
A Spring
Dalanca"
seals.
Will weigh from
-i:
one ounce to
pounds. Sent by
express, i-hnrsft
prejmld us, ou
re
2 S
postiiaH sr a in
and £00 (tlsnn.
til res cut fro ra -,V
wrappers of Ar
buckles' llonait,! S.
Collee. When or- p'
u«rlng
CLARA
A
Novel,bv Mas. MARY J.
name your
wrappers ®f Arbuckies' ll*2rC8t i-xprnsi
fee Office «s well »i m*
your Post Oilioe.
No. 91
^1
The First Prayer.
A beautiful
Imported
Picture lSx'20
Inches
eut
post-paid
receipt
cent
a 0
s*nnip nnd
ina*
turea
VJA 9
per^of Arbuckies' Boasted
No.
Three Bea,utiful
Flower
Pictures.
Kach measuring 9^x17
Inches. The titles are
"Bummer Fragrance,"
A Vase of LUies," and
"Fresh and Sweet,"
These three pictures all
go.together, and will be
sent post-paid ot| re*
celpt ot cent post
age stamp and 3
slg
natures cut from wrap
pers of ArbuckJes*
Boasted Coffee.
90.
'•.'/lit&s
Noah's
Ark.
A menagerie, conflating of 12 pairs of
Animal9—Elephants, Camels, Peer, Horses,
Cattle, Donkeys, Goats, Lions, Bears, Tigers,
Dogs and Cats. Kach p$ir is coupled and
stands alone. They are lithographed lu
many colors on heavy cardboard, cut out
and embossed. Every feature of the Animals
is distinctly shown. The elephants are 7
Inches high and 10 inches long, and the other
Anipials arc. proportionately large. Sent
post-paid on receipt of& cent postage
stamp aad 15 signatures cut from
Wrappers of Arbuckies'Boasted Coffee,
Mo. IOQ
Safety
Pin Book
Contain j|
twen ty-tout
nickel plated
Safe ty-P f»» ..
thrfe ciz
which en it?
th? sbitl^i
Kom either
n.roo(vopf
a on n.
r'r
This represents one page of a List vrblch is found in eacb
pound puukuge of Arbuckies' Koasted Collee, and with eacb
package in which the List is found the purchaser hits bought.
detlnlie part of some article to be selected by him or her:
from the List, subject only to tbe condition that the xignature
on the package IB to he cutout and returned to Arbuckle Eros,
as a voucher, ia accordance with the directions printed in
connection wltb each item illustrated and described in tbe I.lit.
This List will be kept good only till May 31, 1900. Another
page of this Mat will appear in tbls paper shortly.
T»au1rmJ(,»
no guijiig
when ifi a
secured nr rit
leased. Sent
Foet-pultl alt
receipt ot" 4
eentpnstuge
•tamv nod 8 slgnnture* cut frcat
wrappers qt Arbucttlet' UOKtied Cotfee.
REVIVO
VrtAUtV
SECTORM
Mities"
Well Man
of Me.
produces the nbore result, ln.'30 days. It sets
powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail
Young men will regain their lost manhood, and pld
men will recover their youthful vigor by using
REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous
ness, Lost Vitality, Impotency. Nightly Emission*
Lost Power, Falling Memory, Wasting Disease,, aad
all effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretion,
which unfits one for Btudy, buBineee or marrisge. II
not only cures by starting at tbo seat of dlseaae.bu*
is a great nerve tonle and blood bnllder, bring
Ing back tbe pink (low to pale cheeks andt»
storing the fire of youth. It wards otf Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having B^VTVOt no
ether. It can be carried in vest pocket. By mail,
SLOO perpacksge.or six for SS.OO, with a |MMl
RttUn marantM to core or. isnist
mohey^ Olr^iarfitie. Address
yalMedicine w,
For 8itl& in Leon, Iowa. by B'. J. Honnold,
Weak Men Made Vigorous
What PEFFER'S NERVIGOR Did!
'ft-acts powerfully and qniokly.- CSr^S wben all
nWaM 'hO Vnnni. mnn HMIA liui'^MMiMMlnl.I
—. Young men rei
EtT^cRVer xbuUjral vigor.
BS, and all
pl«e,.,t
sanabw
_tbpotency,^i|ei ...
ettlier 8pz, sftenti
a oii/f fpu
*i «iF'
EbeoBasejrFaillDl
•w««,
rftcU of ulj^abut
mention Wards off Insanity an
'.Het driiggigt .impose a worthle
fue
SI lier bokj or 0
nnten to Caret
f'EFFEK ME
I rlolds a^greater profit
Ing PKFFKJt'S a EBVJGOB, of
carried In vest pucket. Prepftii
f0rJiB
w)|i
..
i?JC H^rupd
MEDICAL Al
Sold by I.. Van Wcrden.
JOBS A. STOUT,
"Livery"Feed and
§ale §tabl@.
-r imCri
Fresh Teams!^
~k,w £••& 'X 0
Special alttention fiiven tnl
foiiimercial men, Your pati'im-l
ajrf solicited,
^honeap ^John A. StputJ
DON Be
The market |s being f|i
4 TEA
Te protect the publlc we csM I
especial attention to ow-trade
1
... gei
For Sal, by all O
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