The Leon reporter., March 22, 1900, Image 3

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Wax
Candles
to thechnrmof the driving
ryum or boudoir as tUo softljr radi
ant Ii«ht from CORDOVA Candles.
Nothing will contribute mora to the
arti»tic
AUCCCSB
of the luncheon,
tRi or dinner. The beat decorative
bundles for thu .eimplost or the
mosv elaborate function—for cot
ttiRu or mansion. Made inn 11 colon
id tho moat rtnlioato tinta lij
Armor Plate
Stockings
Odds and Ends
Shoes.
11 pai al
and
price fc-t.OO now.
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1
STANDARD OIL 00.
ftsd sold everywhere*'
For Children
Have
Triple
Knee,
Heel and
Toe.
^That's why they
wear longer than
others.
This Stamp on Every Mr.
FAST -HAWKJ'KN/T .(OLO^I
Des Moiijes Hosiery Mills, Manfrs.,
DES MOINES, IA.
.50.
Button
6 pair Selz Enter prize
cut from $2.50 to $1.50.
20 pairs Huiskamp Bros.
Ladies' line turn Shoes, Button,
Coin and Phil, toe,to sell at 50c.
on the dollar.
15 pairs of Priesmeyer's
Ladies'line Kid turn, $2.50 and
^^.OO shoescutto $1.75 and $2*00.
fr pairs Misses' Huiskamp shoes
13 and 13^- at $1.00 worth $1.50.
Misses' and Children's
Shoes.
Big line Children's shoes from
&5c. up to $1.25,all worth 25 per
cent, more money.
Ladies' and Misses'
Shoes.
10 pairs Misses' Dongola Kid
shoes, sizes 11 to 13, at
-|1.00, well worth $1.50.
Big lot Ladies' fine all
shoes at $1.50 worth $2.00.
Big line Ladies' Oxfords from
$1.00 up to $2.00.
1 lot Ladies' fine Lace shoes,
up-to-date toe, vesting top, scroll
pattern, worth $2. 50 at $2.00.
Ladies' Candee ^.Rubbers for
25c. worth 50c. *$£$%
Men's Shoes.
^7 2,000 pairs shoes to sell 25 to
50 per cent, below the market.
All bought early before the big
advance in leather.
A good all solid oil grain Plow
shoe at $1.25 well worth $1.50.
Men's Plow shoes at all prices.
Men's Shoes.
Selz Mustang Lace, Coin toe
and Selz Winter Calf, Broadway
toe, all worth $2.50 at $2.00.!
Selz top notch at $1.^0.
1 lot Selz Dongola and Kan
-.-vrgaroo calf Lace and Congress,
^worth up-to $3.00 all go at $2.00.
J-L 1 lot Selz Volunteer Lace and
Congress, at $1.40 well worth
"$2.00.
... V::l:
1 lot Selz Goss'amershoe, Coin
toe, lace, worth $2.50 go at
Bring us
your
a-® o*|UM» '^gggt-s..
V. H. Fry and wife visited":with Mr
Fry Sunday.
Grand
•Sf
R.Kennett finished hauling posts for
Ed Shurp Thursday.
Bill Stubbs moved on the Cheeley farm
last week.
Mrs. Kanode an I daughters WilJa and
Etta, Alice Anderson, Ella Fry Delia
Irving and Clyde Blades called at Mrs..
Frv's Thursday. ...
lasac Blunt-16 on the sick list.
The fox hunters were hunting the fox
agaiu Tuesday and crippled one but did
not set it.
Florence Ken nett has recovered from
her recent illness.
Ward Blackburn and Bill Fry loaded
a car of posts for Cleat field Wednesday.
Mr. Allen, of Oorydun, will move in
Lon Adam'8 house.
Ward Blackburn .purchased a horse
worth $90 from John Mucker one day
last week.
Ransom Little has moved on the old
West place.
Isaiah and G. Fry transacted business
in Van Wert Friday. :&£?}
J. A Altorecht, of Kansas City, Kans.. says
that Beggs' Cherry Ccugh Syrup saved his son
from a consumptive's grave That's what It's
«olng with thousands of people every year, by
curing throat and lung- trouoies before they
become incurable. Try it! McGrnth & Ht'll
Woodland.
Burr oak Ridge
Master Perry Chastain returned to his
home west i.f Leon Saturday after a
week's visit at Ohas. Cha tun's.
Miss Belle McCalla has been very sick
with the mumps.
A few-of Mrs. Mablnn Shira's friends
assisted her in tacking a comfort one
day last week.
W. H. McCalla went to Van Wert last
week'on business and visited his daugh
ter, Mrs. E A. Adams.
Sam Smith and Mahlon Shira made
post8 on Mr. Hickman's place last
week.
E O. Johnson and family, T. John
sin andEd Bliss were Sunday visitors
at W. H. McCalla's.
SHOES—WHILE THET LAST.
Farm
shoes
Hand
at
and I
Tmkeego.
liev. Beard filled bis appointment at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
Lucy Dunbar returned home'Wednes
day from Kellerton .where she has been
visiting relatives and friends.
Frank Gray and wife, of Afton, visit
ed the lattei's parents, Mr. and Mrr.
Elsburyi Thursday and Friday.
John Brown and wife Sundayed at
Kellerton.
Mrs. Ballinger and daughter, Gail aid
Bessie Fosdick spent Sunday at Cltf
Brown's.
Lee Fosdick Sundayed with Roy Hall.
Florence Edmi.nson was the guest cf
Edith Heckathorn Tuesday.
Rev. Paron filled his appointment at
Davis City Sunday.
Thomas Barues and John Allen went
to Lamoni Monday.
Mac and Bobbie Fosdick Sundayed
with Everett 1'ayton.
Several of this place attended Sunday
school at the Baker school house Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. Williams, of Kellerton will preach
ai the Advent church Saturday evening.
Guy Ray Sundayed with Austin Pay*
ton.
Miss Tiry.a Patterson assisted Mrs.
Marshall with her household duties the
past week.
The Ladies' Helping Hand Society
will meet at Mrs. Beard's Friday.
Jesse Dunbar ahd wife went Sunday
to his brother Ollie's to spend a tew
The Misses Patterson were the guests
of Misses Meta and Nellie Ashburn Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Uoss spent Sunday with
Mrs. Paron.
Mrs. Levi Fosdick took dinnerSunday
with Mrs. Piercy.
Etta Piercy assisted Mrs. Dunbar with
her household duties the past week.
James Auxier started Wednesday for
Van Wick, Idaho, where he will make
his future home.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes are fast to sun
light, washing and rnbbing. Sold by
W. A. Alexander and L. Van Werden.
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Scalper Plow shoes at $1.25 for the present and you can find
worth $1.75. rc||. some great big bargains here if
1 lot Huiskamp Champion Plow you come before they are gone.
shoes at $1.25 worth #1.75.
Big stock of Whole Stock- Kip
shoes, at prices far lelow the
market.
Men's Fine Vici Kid, Good
year welt, lace, new toe, worth
$3.50 must go at $2.75.
Big stock of up-to-date ties,
Ladies' and Gent's, all go at 25
to 50 per cent, below the market.
Hats.
LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST
PRICES
$1 50 hats at $1.00 to $1.25.
2.00 hats at $1.50.
v,.
2.50 hats at $2.00.
Cheap plow hats at your own
prices.
Men's Rockford Socks at 5,
and 10c. Fancy socks of all
kinds 4*'
lip
#1
Dress Goods.i
Biggest stock and smallest prices
of any store in southern Iowa,
big department and bankrupt
stocks notwithstanding.
35 pieces of black dress
to select from and a full line of
plaids all wool, 34 inch cashmere
ail.colors, at 35c.
goods
CARPET WARP.
500 pounds of A. &. P. Spool
Warp bought before the advance
that we will sell at 90c. for white
and $1.00 for colors, for 5 pound
bunches.
5 pieces of 15c. Suiting at lpc.
100 pieces best Prints at 5c.
30 pieces Percales worth 10c.
at 7£c.
50 pieces Gingham at 5 to 7£c.
Big stock of Shirtings at 5, 7b,
8% and 10c. all worth 25 per cent,
more than we are asking for them
to-day. 'V.k
Black Hide Twill worth 12^c.
at 10c.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose at 5,
8i, 10, 15, 20 and 25c.
Big line o£ Misses' and Child
le of
ise at
ren's Hose at prices 25 per cent,
below the present market.
Clothing.
We will close out our clothing
Men's $3.50 snits for $2. 50.
Men's #7.50 suits $5.00.
Men's $10.00 suits #7.50.
Men's $12.00 to $15.0U suits
from $8.00 to $12.00.
Not a suit in the house but
what would cost us more to buy
to-day than we will ask yoa for
them.
Boys' suits from $2.00 up to
$7.00.
Child's knee pants-suits 75c. to
$3.50.
A nice line of Jersey Vestee
suits at $1.50.
-Men's Furnishings.
Big line of work shirts from
25c. to 50c.
Fine shirts in endless 'varieties.
A nice silk front shirt for 50c.
75 dozen overalls all bought in
time-to save the advance.
A good 9 oz. overall for 50c.
Bif overalls for 50c.
Cottonade pants at 75, #1.00,
$1.25 and ^1.50.
A full line of Men's sifmmer
underwear from 50c. to #1.50
per suit.
Grocery Department.
Northern hard wheat flour
Jersey Cream $ .95
Royal flour .... .90
Pride of Kansas ::.:. .. 80
Seek no Farther 75
9 bars Calumet soap 25
9 bars Fern soap -25
9 bars Domestic soap.. ..... .t .i 25
8 bars Self-Washing soap
Always indicate a Weak heart. They
usually follow palpitation or fluttering,
shortness of breath, irregular or inter*
mittent pulse. When the heart mus
cles are ovrworked or exhausted theye
relax, the flow of blood to the brain
is inteirupted, and unconsciousness
follows. Should relaxation coatinue
completely for two or three minutes,
sudden death is the result. The surest
and best remedy for overworked and
debilitated hearts is
DR. MILES'
Heart
Cute*
"My heart trouble began several
years ago with palpitation, shortness of
oreath and smothering, 'then I began
to have fainting spells and would fall
over on the street or wherever I hap
pened te be. I was unable to attend
to my business and dare not venture
away from home. The doctors failed
to help me, and sefuig an advertise
ment of Dr. Miles' Heart Cure 1
bought a bottle. The first few doses
stopped the fainting spells ahd in a
few weeks my heart was working all
right." KSEK COWN,
J' Middleburg, N. Y.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure is sold at
all druFgists on a positive guaran
tee. Write for free advice to
Or. Miles Medical
Elkhart
Gage plums...:.
2 three pound cans
forma pears-. ...
1. pound Star tobacco
1 poundsp.Vu§^jf-^U^-4Jreti
cent tobacco.^(worth 45)
1 pound Climax tobacco.....,,..
1 20c. plug of 6 for 10
1 pound plug Hub tobacco.
Battleaxe
Ram Head 4|
Polo Plug ...:.f!
I pound package Bamboo
Tobacco
25
1 pound Gate City soda 05
1 package Cow brand soda. .05
1 pound package Corn Starch
O5
Celluloid Starch 3 for 25
Bell Starch -05
4 cans Lewis Lye (for a Vj
short time). -25
5 cans Merry War Lye .25
Fanqy California peaches 10
California prunes 05
3 packages Premier Mince
Meat 25
2 three pound cans Green
Cali-
1 pound plug Standard Navy
Table Damask.
Red Damask from 30c. to HOc.
Turkey Red Table Damask at
17£c. worth 25c.
Bleached Table Damask at 35e.
worth 50c.
A better one at 50c. and 75c.
A half Bleached at 50e. well
worth 75c.
Big line of Wash Goods from
5c. to 20c.
We have a snap for you in Em
broideries. Biggest line we ever
opened and at the lowest prices,
notwithstanding the big advance.
Wo have an immense line of
Silks of all kinds and colors.
Ladies' Underwear.
Ladies' Vests at 5, 10, 15, 25,
30 to 50c.
Ladies' summer union suits at
2()e.
Lace Curtains from 50c. to
$2.50.
Bed Spreads at 75c. $1.00,
£1.35 up to #2.00 We have a
•good one to show you for 7 5c.
Big line of dark outings at 5c.
This you will have priced to you
by big department stores at 8-J-c.
Ladies' Skirts, good quality
black Satin, at 75c. Big stores
will ask you £1.25.
Fancy skirts at £1.00 worth
£L25.
Fine line Ladies' Shirt Waists.
Belts.
Big line of Ladies'
^7 dozen Corsets in all the lead
ing styles, black, white and drab.
Big stock of Dre&s Trimmings
at prices away below .the market.
IMA.11
ttock
the new Fancy Linings in
ir
EGGS.
Center.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. White were out.
visiting last Sunday.
The cattle sale of Sears Bro9., Coller
and Wadsworth went off better than
was expected considering the bad
weather.
C. J. White has purchased the Hariis
farm.
Mr. Hiatt sold his farm but rented it
and Mr. Caster's farm for this season.
The wedding at Mrs. Caster's was cer
tainly well atiended as tl ere were a
number of buggies grouped about Aunt
Katie's."
Frank Gardner shipped a number of
tine cattle and hogs to Chicago latt
week.
Len Hamilton will have a lot of hogs
and cattle ready to ship in about thirtv
days.
Mr. Williams, of Ottumwa, has rented
Mr. McMaster's place and Mr. McMas
ter will go on the rail road bridge gang
going from Omaha to Wyoming.
The voters of Center township decid
ed at their last school election to build
two new school houses.
Plch, Red Blood
Morley's Sarsaparilla and Iron not
only cleanses and purifies your blood but
makes new, rich, red blood. If you
have skin eruptions, boils, abces'ses,
rheumatism or scrofula, or if you have
a run-down, tired-out feeling," try this
remedy and note the prompt results.
I.. Van Werden.
MATRIMONIAL
,l( XSOX-C
AKTKK.
Married at the residence of the bride's
mother Mrs. Jacob Caster in Center
township on Tuesduv evening March
1900, Mr. Edward Johnson and Mist
Mattie K. Caster. Promptly as the clock
struck seven the bride, and groom took
their place before the altar and were
united in marriage by Kev. Kobb, ol
Garden Grove. The wedding partv to
die numoer if thirty-four then repaired
to the dining room where tliey did
ample justice to the many aood "thing?
which "Aunt Kati«" knows so well iiow
to prepare. Ainoni: the IIIHIIV..present
received were some fmm Indian.1 and
California. The bride is a y.inng lad\
.••'excellent worth and is well ami f.iv.ir
•ibly known. The ^room is a reMden
Morgan towi.ship uml is i.r,.mishit
young man and 1 Minvs?f'ul schi-o
teacher. Tl»-y will reside 111 tin
aroom's fann 111 Wom-lnnd tnwngliip
Their many fii. nd* ex-end contsranla
lions to the iiap iv nuiie..
MOOUK-STII
Mr. Thomas Monri and Miss Hetii
Still two of the best young people in
Eden townshi were united in marrtagi
at the home of Squire B. F. Koiiinson.
of Eden township on Wednesday even
ing, March 14, the Squire doinu himsel
proud by the artistic manner in whid
he performed the ceremony.
The groom is a son of Mr. aud Mrs.
C. W. Moore sr and WHS born anr'
raised in leu township. He is an in
dustrious farmer. Ilii t.ride is th«
laughter of Mr. and Mrs A J. still,
respected residents of the same town
ship.
Mr. an
1
Many friends of this worthy vount
couple extend hearty congratula'.ions
Coughs tell you that there is some
thing wrong in throat or lungp. It
the cause, not the cough, that vou must
look after. Morley's Honev Pectoral
^WWhesouMhe cauee of the trouble.) i. 1
heals the inflamed surfaces, stops tin /Q
irritation, loosens the cough and cu^
you thoroughly. Price 25 cents. L.
Van. Werden.
Seasoned native lumber, dimension
stuff and bridge plank, material for
house and barn frames always on hand.
Free Complexion) Beautltler.
We want every lady reader of THK
REPOHTKR to try Dwigbt'S Complexion
Beautifier, the most elegant preparation
for the toilet table. It is pure and
harmless, and once nsel you will
always want it. Price "0c. To induce
a trial of it we will for a SHORT TI.MIC
?*LV
i''KKK R,tu," 9iz,e'
box of it to every lady who will send
us her postotlice address and 10c. to
pay for packing and "postage. Only
one I-'RKK box to each address. Cut
out this notice and send it with your
order at OSCK, to I). W. CI'-STEK & Co.,
Huntington, W. Va. 22 lyr.
Homescekers Excursion Tickets
To nearly all points in the United
States on sale at all ticket offices of the
Chicago Great Western Railway on the
1st and 3rd Tuesdays of February, March
and April, at the very low homeseekers
rate of one fare plus $2 00 for the round
trip. Tickets good tor return within 21
days from date of sale, l'ersons con
templating a trip will save money by
calling on any agent of the Chicago
Great Western Ry. and obtaining detail
information regarding the homeseekers
rates, or addressing F. H. Lord, P.
and T. A., 113 AdamsSt. Chicago. 2I1-111
Personally Conducted Toursito California
In Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars.
Via Chicago Great Western lJy. to
Kansas City and Santa Fe route to Los
Angels and Southern'California. Only
line having new Pullman Tourist Sleep
eis equipped with wide vestibules,
steam heat and gas lights. One of
following morning. These tours are per
sonally conducted by an experienced
official, who accompanies the train to!
its destination. The cars are well
-quipped for a long journej and are I
is comlortable as'the standard sleepers,
while the price for a double berth is
inlv about one half. Full information
furnished by any Chicago Great West
-•rn Audit nr F. II. Lord, General Pass,
.tiTirket Agent, 1 IS Adams St., Chicago,
lilt GICORCK H. MEAD.
(ieneral Advertising Agent,
of
Mis. ore will make then
home for the present 011 a farm in E lei
township, but expect to leave in th
summer for Kingfisher, Oklahoma, whert
they will make their future home.
F. D. CLOSE.
Have your watch cleaned an.l
ed by Kohler the jeweler.
Harger,
repair-
Auctioneer.
DJGGATUB, IOWA.
Corn per.bushel 35c
Hayjper bale 20c
Millet per bale 30c
Lima beans per pound 7c
Dried apples
ppr
Dried peaches, fancy per pound 10c
Dried raspberries per pound 17c
Chocolate creamsjper pound 15c
Gallon peaches.... 40c
Gallon apples 30c
House Full of
Chicago Great W^stef/4 lty
wnif)le
"Andy Jtti ks'
hem only at Patch's.
CASTOHIA.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature
Bills Receivable *13B.8t6.iti
Cash and due from banks 49,(162.13
Overdrafts 4.919 80
Hanliir.g bouse, and fixtures 12,082.90
Expenses 2,861.82
Total
SgggqggiiBggSZggg "e
30 Pounds Rice $1,001
3 cans Tomatoes 25c.
pound 10c
Nasal
CATARRH
In *11 its stages there
should be cleanliness.
Ely's Cream Balm
Cent ^7"diB^"membrane°healsandsoothes^cleanses,
It cures catarrh and drives
away a cold in the bead
quickly.
Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed. Belief is im
mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—do«
not produce sneezing. Large Size, 60 eents at Drug
gists or by mail Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY
BROTHERS, 66 Warren Street, New
The Tailor!
WARNER BLOCK.
$205,773.21
FOR CASH ONL
2 cans peaches....
1 can California peaches
2 cans California plums
2 cans California pears
3 cans corn
3 cans peas
Quart can syrup
1 pound soda
4 pound can soda
1 pound best Rio coffte
You cannot afford to
let them go
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AT THE LITTLE STORE.
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(or
tfratfiriit
CHI HESTEK'S
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NGLISH
to RED ftDl Geld
metallic
bolt*.
ttA.ti
with blue ribbon.
Take
ao ether. Befttsa
l|Mcerpu»
a«fefttlt«Uanft
ftnt
lniui-u4t.
tlfina. Buy of your Drogfiftt, or Mod
ffrtkitaa TMttmaUli
•od Kellef for
Laife*,"
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utur,
by
NERVITA PILLS!
ro-Lt
t»m Mall. 10.OOO Tcvtiaonitl*. 8«td
ChlekcetorOkealMtOo..
Mtaiioo Uli p»p«r. MadlioR f*ark« PMALA., PA.
Cures Impotency, Niyht Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of seif
abuse, or excess and indis
cretion. A nerve tonic and
blood builder. Brings tiu
'piuk glow to pale cheek^'ana
restores the fire oi j'outh.
|By mail SOc per box, Cbox -s
for $2.50 with a written guai au-
tee to cure or refund the money.
these new sleepers leaves Des Moines Send for circular. Address,
at 8M0 p. 111. every Mondav, via MTDWITA MRNIRAI F*R\
Chicago Great Western for Los Angeles r.«JuLn inrtmnri St* CHICAGO ILL
and Southern California via Kansas I Clinton A Jackson Sta., CHICAGO, ILL.
City, and reaches_ Los Angles the -nle
bj' W' Co.,
Leon, Iowa.
LIVERITA
ca 11 get
21 lot
'a
Restores VITALITY,
LOST VIGOR
'AND MANHOOD
druif
LIVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
Biliousness,
[4-0 PILL5
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
Sick-Head
ache and Liver
Complaint.
ID CENT5
sawR coATao.
I 100 PILLS
25 CTS.
KorsalehyW.
I.eon, Iowu
Sold by all drunlst*
or sent by mall.
Nervlti Me4lcal C*.. Cfekaf "T'
Myers
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LEON, IOWA.
ASSETS.
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LIABIL1TI1 S
Capital Stock
Surplus
I'ndivided Profits
Deposits
JOUN W.UAItVEY, Presl lent. THOS.TF.AI.K. Vice President.
FRED TE ALE Cashier
T.
2b OOO.Ort
I0.C0IK00
165.094.59
|J0.tT7».21
Total
STATEMENT DEC. IS, 1898-
S. ARNOLP. Assistant Cashier.
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