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All the Loud Talk About
"The Best Place to Trade"
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In? Camera and 29!)otlierprizes
I friveti aw*v to ihe user* of lia
joinl i/snv.dry Soap. Drop
postal car.1, to
I PREMIUM DEPARTMENT,
The CUOAKV PKG. CO. So»pWk».
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-i: might be very coufusing and niisleadiog. if
p?ople did not have a {rood test to. nppl.v
and that is judge a merchant, not by what
he sa.vs in his advertisement,.but what he
does in value-giving-. That's just the basis
upon which we ask people to judge this
store. We like to have our advertisements
read because they are our store news, but
don't ask people to take them as. proof
that we give best values. That proof awaits
our customers'at the sfore £?=,?.
Muslin underwear sample line
33s per cent, off on $1.00
Ladies1 night gowns, cambrio and muslin
45c. to$1.7B
^.w-ry-v-:
Ladies' corset coyers, cambric and. muslin
Ladies' drawers, cambric and muslin"
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Ladies' shirts, cambric and muslin
Ladies' Aprons, muslin, cambric, linen
Weli where did you
get them Shoes?
Diamond "C"
laundry SoapWrappers
15c. to 60c
19c.. to 76e
1 35c. to 88c.
THOMPSON & WARNER.
&
45c. to $1.75
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Do they keep your feet dry? Have they worn well? Prob
ably they were not of good leather. Probably not well made
Where did you buy them? J. H. Lewis' '"Wear JtesiBters'' are
guaranteed to give good wear. You cannot lose anything by
buying them, but you can lose money by not buying "Wear Re
sisters."
We are in the Shoe Business!
We have sold more good Shoes in the last year thau^any
house in the-county. "We sell Good Shoes Ouly. If you want
good fitting and good wearing1 shoes, we cau please yeu. If you
want shoes that have neither leather nor workmanship in them
YOU will have to look elsewhere. Our shoes are all new. They
are made of nice'plump leather, well put together. We appreci
ate your patronage and guarantee satisfaction. Will you re
member this statement the next time you want a pair of shoes?
"ttrve our shoes a trial, they will please you.
ft/VflULTON & G/VMMILU.
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SAVING
FOR
2x2%
(be
only camera for dry
plate* that can be
conveniently carried
in the pocket lenie
ot finest quality, ach
romatic, and made I
especially for theie
caraerai ha* great I
power of (ocu«,giTine
a wondcrfui fin i
tion, Equipped with riew finder Bade of thoroughly
reasoned clicrrywood, corered with black leal morocco
leather we furnish it complete with one double plate
holder.
imt lliitmoml So~. nlwnsw Ksr.d ti.hi. num. qlld ire will pel Him to put it lb stock'
L. VAN WERDEN.
Druggist,"
Opening Sale
Spring Styles of
W A I A E
You will find on examining our magnificent line suitable
^Parlors, ^Libraries, Dining Rooms Sitting 2
JRooms and Kitchens.
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Faints!
ti,
Look to us for paints. \Ve handle the best brands to bo
round in Dccntur County, 5^1
B. P. S. Products!
Heath & Milligan!
Mound City .Co.
2 ft you are going to paint or paper thisspringbe sure and
let us figure with you as wo always make the id/
1 Lowest Prices!
L. VAN WERDEN.
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COUNTY CORRE
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OILS
Fairyland
Little GoUla Fry has been oil tlVe 'sick
list the past week. Dr. Land is of Grand
River was called to see her.
Frank Kamsey's have moved on their
farm which be purchased from Vic Mc
Jtee, and Gus Lee now occupies the
house vacated by Ramsey.
The boys andtmen have had shooting
matches regular every Saturday all
winter, and some are getting to be ex
pert riflemen.
Vice Edwards transacted business in
Van Wert Tuesday.
Chronic nasal catarrh poisons, every
breath that is drawn into the lungs.
There is procurable from any druggist
the remeoy for the cure of this trouble.
A small quantity of Ely's Cream Balm
placed into the nostrils spreads river
an inflamed and angry surface, relieving
immediately the painful inflaination,
cleanses, heals and cures. A cold in
the head vanishes immediately. Sold
by druggists or will be mailed for 50
cents by Ely-Brothers, 66 Warren Street
New York.
Brush Colleoe.
in pro- sb
Protracted meeting are still
gress at New Salem.
Miss Angie Still visited Monday with
her Bister, Mrs. James Osborne, near
BraceweH
Will Maxwell was in these parts last
week, but departed for his home in
Mahaska county Tuesday.
Little Gracie Robinson is on the sick
list.
On March 14,1900, at the residence of
Ben Robinson in Decatur county, two
of our young people took upon them
selves the obligations o£ a wedded life,
the contracting parties being
Will McUaniel and Jim Smith depart
ed for Oklahoma.
David Robinson started for Des
Moines one day last week. Boys, get
your bells reaifv.
Most in Quantity, Best in anal I ty
Morley's Sarsaparilla and Iron is a
tonic, a" blood purifier and a blood
maker. It does not stop with merelv
curing certain diseases, like scrofula,
sores, abcesses, etc., but cleanses and
builds up the whole system. All who
have tried it say there is more cure in
one bottle of Morley's than in six of
the other kind. L. Van Werden,
Grand River.
Oue of Lewis Brown's children is sick.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miles had the
misfortune to lose their infant son last
week. Funeral services were held Sat
urday.
Mrs. George Young is reported better
but still very low.
Mrs. E. Braauner is sick at her home
west of town.
A. Ackerly has the brick on the ground
and part of the iron for the new bank.
Switzer has part of the brick on the
ground for his new buiiding.
Bezold Bros, will soon erect a new
building for their new furniture store.
It is rumored that Wood Binning will
build anew house soon. Grand ttiver
will boom.
Meeting closed at the Baptist church
Sunday «'ighv. Much good fttM done
Rev. Wolyer will begin a protracted
meeting at the M. E. church Wednesday
night. About fifty were converted at
his meetings at Hopeville which just
closed.
W. B. Snyder goes to Clarinda to be
gin work on the road with thesteel'gang
this ffpek
J. M. Harris and W. II. Doan will
have Champion mowers and binders to
sell you. See them.
Albert barthloe will work for G. W.
Drake this summer.
S H. Covington and R. R. Trower had
business Leon Monday.
Cbas. Bradsbaw, section foreman at
Van Wert was in town Monday.
S. C. Jennings sr. is visiting his son
Dave at Bedford this week. Dave is
running for city attorney. We wish
him success.
Pat tiriflin was called to the bedside
of bis mother who is yery low at her
home in Woodland,
L. Abercrombie, of Weldon, was here
Monday, and says Prof. Latta has given
the best of satisfaction and will no doubt
be retained in their school.
,v~"
Blsiriark's Iron Nerve
vVas the result of his splendid health.
•Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not tound where stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels are out of order.
If you want these qualities and the suc
cess they bring, use Dr. King's New
Lite Pills. They develop every power
of brain and body. Only 25c at L. Van
Werden's drug store.
v"
A. K. Daily has been confined to his
room for several weeks.
A second town ticket has been nomi'
nated called the people's ticket. The
only changes from the caucus ticket is
the nomination ot Dr. Tyler for mayor
and George Spaeth for councilmen
against S. H. Amos and J. C. Smith res
pectively.
Quite a number of our citizens attend
ed court Monday.
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson came down from
Indianola last w£ek for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrp. 8. T. Robertson.
Miss Mattie L. McKibben left Monday
for the scene of her future labors at
Mexico City, Mex.
Ed Warrington,of Moravia, came last
week to attend the funeral of his cousin.
Ruth McGuire has been dangerously
sick with lung fever, but is now improv
ing.
W. P. Brown made a trip to Cains
villa, Mo., the latter part of last week.
J. R. White visited his father in Wash
ington county last week.
carry SunshineWltfc
XTdiiitlpatioii 'Is
the non-iiritj"*
Klldruggis
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Tom Moore
and Miss Retta Still. We extend con
gratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lillie are the
proud parents of a charming tittle daugh
ter bom March 13.
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Sarden 6rove. f,.-],
At their meeting Monday evening the
school board elected S. H. Amos presi
dent for the ensuing year. They levied
$2,000 tax for the teachers fund and
$1,000 for the contingent fund. J. H.
Drake was re-elected principal, Mrs.
Mary Zichey assistant principal, Delia
Swope second primary and MavmeJudd
primary teacher. The other' two de
partments were left unfilled.
A very nice, juicy scandal is reported
fron near town, which may get into the
courts, but will probably be patched
up.
Miss Mary Brown has returned from
Chicago somewhat improved in health,
but far from well.
YOII.:
A bright, fresh, sunny face is always
inspiring, and .it always denotes good
health as well as a happy heart. Many
faces that were once overcast with
gloom have been made bright and sun
ny byHood'sSarsaparillawhich cures
all dyspeptic symptoms, strengthens
the nerves and tones, up and invigorates
the whole system. .....
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Varicocele.
Clothing
I I Men's BjV
CS Overalls'
QJ
Men's
1
Mackintoshes
Men's silk "T
hh
S front shirts
3 S
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I O
TO PLACE OUR GARDEN SEEDS IN EVERY HUMt Ht HflUNTBY
THIS KSIFI PRO
With Lot
So.
77 S. B.
KNIFE
tareor antieat operation in from five to fifteen
taya. Tite. milder form of this disease requires
no omratloB. We annually core handredi of
Milialasaof patUnta, laavinc them la a vlfor
a«a, healthy coodiuon.
1
1^ flood's P|lls,
Sold bv
Our 60-pago Book
S75g to $1
4LI A
ll l.OO to $2.50
Men's percale shirts, CAp
a an a a
Cresco Gor
sets $1.00.
A Good Cor
set at 50c.
W»tara«lo«, lpk«.
Bsiiruiness, aTereion
and
rCLLOWS & FELLOWS,
4IS and 4IB West Walnut Street. Dee Moines, lewa.
W. RICHEY,
Dealer in-
Successors to
"M
For Ladies' and Cents!
Diamond Special at ilSS.OO1
Eighteen Carat at 2 50
Solitaire at 2.00
Dongola Vesting or Stock Top .50
to -50c
mel"on. 1
cki! BMtMCK,l pk«.
4I3-41S W. Walnut 8t., Des Moines, Iowa.
Located in Daa Moines in 18GB. After many years te tin
regular practice, we now derate ail onr tim. to tM bntoanl
of
Chronic, Nervous
and Special
Di»etue».
Car*framraateM
or money refanded. All medicines faroUhedieady (oiih. No
detention from business. Patients at a distance traated by
mail and express. Uediclner sent everywhere frea from gaaa
orbreakai
and ez|
terms, ___
sonally or by letter.
Seminal Weakness and Sex-
iuwui
WJCIBIIJ
power, loss of manhood, cared for life. We can
cue
tii* above .seases and make yon fit for Dwirlaia
That horrible
disease,
Skin Diseases,
Sores, Gouorrhi
eases cared or money returned. flO-pan
free on application also qnertion nlanks.
Native and
Tropical Fruits.
Fancy Confectionery.
First Door North of the Biggs Block.
2d-Hrand Store Cq., I
1
PBIGES PAID HijGjpi
mffiSXTES.
3
0000004
"•"fctBT
BwaUiB^ja,'
liata 1
book a
Stricture methSd^^on^Tut U?U?r
fliction ran along. Ik become, am aariona
every month yoa mclect
Onr 80 years* experience In in. .aoweeafnl
treatment of the above mentioned diiMaaa la a
guarantee to yon that are are able te haadle
yoar case.
Consultation
F««.
Adirets,
m.
Froduei.
jMaaS^*5?
v3G inch all 50c
wool covers1
38 inch
fancies
38
a
Underwear!
White Loaf or
Gold /Vledal Flour
Per Sack:
A COMPLETE STOCK OF RUBBER BOOTS! I
WE ALWAYS PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR VQUR BUTTER AND E.GGS!
Goods are Cheaper Here Than any Place in Leon.
'i j. i. j. j-— vi— T.t* l/'.ainn. liMtAvar irmtm. fhnt. will trmtr in nn« If. K. Rlimati* flf
imoih DramliS»({ 0*bb*s*il Piu'. Given Oltron Uoik-
bit
BOMOQ l«tooe, _2 pk«i. l'urpl. lop Turnip, jAc.
Had alobcOnloa. 1 pka. m3'ow Orowm P*rmip«, 1 pkc. Bwljr Long Searlst
r'pkc*. (Mt Mdi not l*«nS»5«i»lo™, ffT »lto«Kh»r. KNIFC rREEl TIoU t»
fanur •faovld tats. Kxtr» nlikt lull poltehad anek, thrM Kl»j atMl blaM/ tnolndiuc
... _i !t »h« knlf«jqjwrooi poKMidfor «pta.-ot
R. McAUaster,
Physican and Surgeon
Office over W. P. Clark Co.'a Btora
W F. Walght,
Physician and Surgeon.
LEON. IOWA.
Speolal study and aUentloa (lven ta tki
treatment of Chtonie Dlaeaaea. OBca evei
Van Werden'a drug atore.
T\r. J. L. Lewis,
Osteopath.
Leon, lewa
Office at D. E. Morgan's.
Qradaate AmeiHoan aehoa) af Ostaayatfcf.
Xirkarm., llo.
T\r. A. W. HOWE,
Homeopathic
Physieian and Surgeon.
Speolal attention airen to the treatment
Ohroaio Dlseases by KLCCTRIOITY.
Office NorthSlde square.
WH.
Slater,
Vetrlnary Surgeon,
Phslcian and Dentist,
Office at Van Werden'i Drag Store.
HkAlbaugh.
Lawyer.
OFFICE IN BANK BUILDING.
Ctookey 4 Brooks,
Lawyers.'^''.'
OFFICE IN LONG'S BLOCK.
TjT R. MoGlnnls,
Lawyer.
Saeoaaaor to Carry 4 MeQiaala
OFFICE IN RAY'B BLOCK.
Dr.
J. W. Rowell.
I
Dentist.
Vvv
OFFICE IN LONQV BLOCK.
T|r. D. R.Dudley,
Dentist,
Office over
Iowa.
•„MyerB & Co.'s diug store,
Will ho in Leon the entire in.,
cicept Wednesday, when Lwili..
be at my office at Decatur City.
-rm
42 inch fancy
Mohair
and
Country dried apples 1
Hp
a
R. LAYTON,
TnTRi SargeoM
Office Phone 7. Reddei ce phone .7.*
FRED
A.
BOWMAN,
M. o.
Physician and Svirgeon.
Office phone 7. ReAdence phone 38.
Office with Dr. I tyton.
Office hours 9 to 12—1 to'i—7 to 8.
A•Brown,
Physician anil Surgeon
OFFICE IN WARNER'S BLOCK.
per pound 1
Package coffee 2 packages 25c. Er-:-.
T7
A
Leon
week.
A.Harris&Bros.
Manufacturersofand
Dealers In,
ui Oriiu
LEON. IOWA.
We carry a magnificent line of monu
ments. Toe workmanship is unexcelled
and material uoed first claRS.
We buy our stock in car load lots
direct from the quaries in the east,
thereby enablipg usto make
SSSTTSB. FSLZCaSS
than firms JiuyinK in small quantities
Pur business is run strictly on a first
cIms basis jriiiiJ -we
yorfclogive perfect sjftjftfrcjiofl
vm
15tto25c.f
xz
I
2 1
I $
ISO
IIHHIHIIHIfUIH
•ft]no, bMttevnr icrovm. ihftfc will crow in any 0. B. climate anrt.CIVE
md as 17 cte. if you want knlfo No. 7sb., of 97 cu.
bEEDS trotail price is over $2.76) nnd sviul
THIS HUH ntU.
_^.TrtS?£lir K»t No. 7 8. B.
DftBTM-s hftlf long Garrets.
1 pk*. Perfection Tomftt6»
*t uttaoa.1 ok«. CnonmMr
oka. Karlr itatnfta Ononmbere. 1 pkg Oathtm
the lib, IblftdetOeigreMbnckbhonihaiw
hoof bltds. Wf itTi it FEBE to irer^
*^P"£ed jw.tn»t4 tat
fit**
2.
1
Fno
bnckbhoni haV
RE vivo
rjinri
Madeia^
of'Mei
prodaceathe above BoeoltaltfSO daya. It acta
powerfully and quickly. Curee when an others falli
Young men will regain their last manhood.andold Jfl
men will recover their youthful vigor by nsiat ^lSj
BEVIVO. It quickly and Btirely restores Nervoua- 1
nesa. Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Kmlsalona.
Lost Power,
Falling Memory, Wasting iMeeaseei aad
all effecta ot aelf-abose or excesaand lndiacredOB,
which unfits
one for atady, business or marriage.
not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, bn*
Is a great nerve tonlo and blood builder, bring
lng back the pink glow to pale cheeks and r»
storing the fln of yonth. ft wards off Jnsanlty ijzh
and Consumption. Insist on having REViVO»np^«i|
ether. It can be carried In Teat pocket. ®r:BiaU,aF
eiXH) per package, or alx for with a poat
the written gnarantee to enre ot rolnaeajji
ttxemooey^ Circular free. Address tSSl
Royal MedbfeCa.,'S&fta&if
For sale in Leon, Iowa, by J. Hontfbld,
... ... --v.tlwr5
Money to Loan on improved farms a"t"Sg§
6.7 and 8 per cent,
interest for 5,6 to
years time. F. VABGA&8OM.
We Advise.
our Readers
to
THE BEST THE WORLD PRODUCES.-:^!!
tind most=
the house'
The haudsbmest
complete Cafahgue
has ever issued &ent free, pro^i
vided you state iu what you Jtre|^
roost interested in flowers, veg-T^
etab les or small fruit, nddressi
JAMES VICK'S SONS,
27 4t Rochester,. N. Y. 1
Cut this out and return with-ti fO (money
or currency) and we will order the fo'lowing
"family combination" sent prepaid fi
Lohisville Courier Journal 1 Vr.
The Gentle
women 1 Yr. itM
National Illustrated Magazine Vr, W
American Poultry Advocufc I r.
Happy Hours Famtly Maaaslne 1 Vri^t
Vermont Form Journal 1 Yr
Our. Price $1, Regular
This combination fills a family need w^wlircii
substitute the Chicago Weekly Inter 'OceaaS^
Kansas City Weekly Star, New VorR WeeWySS
Tribune, Denveir Weekly Times. Toledo Weelr»
ly Blade, SanFranclaro Weekly Posi, or M6h
treal Weekly Gazette In place of Twine-S^
lmlngton, Vermont.
-'^1
STODT.
Liverv Feed a*
Sale Stable.
Fresh Teamsl
., Jk&
New Hi
•spljcited^
igst
Johftft. StS.U*^
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