The Leon reporter., March 29, 1900, Image 12

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PHONE 200 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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firm's management who will cater to your wants afid peculiari
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Those who attended the Christian
Convention at Leon last week say it
was a splendid success all the way
through. The visitors were royally
entertained by the, good people of
l^eon. The. addresses were excellent
and all in all It was an enjoyable and
profitable meeting.—Humeston Advo
cate. •.'
I was a mere wreck—could not stand on ray
tee" Beggs1 wiood Puritier saved my life and
made me well and strong," writes Mrs. H.
Lankelma, Pella, Iowa. Cleanses the blood
prevents and oures disease—"makes sick peo
ple well A good Spring tonic. McGrath A
Still, Woodland.
Quite a little excitement prevailed in
our city Monday morning. Word was
received over the phone that Lawyer
Duff and family, of Princton, were com
ing to Davis City, and that they were
coming away from the small pox. A
tramp arrived in Princeton last Friday
and begged from house to house and iu
most of the business houses and on
Saturday, as he appeared to be ill, he
was. taken to a doctor who pronounced
it a genuine case of small pox. He was
immediately taken out of the city and
quarantined. But it was ascertained
that Lawyer Duff had not been exposed.
After having his family vaccinated by
Drs. Wheeler and Duff, tbey returned
home.—Davis City Advance.
Beggs' German salve—Guaranteed Kemedy
for piles, sores, wounds, burns and scalds —a
soothing, healing application, ot wondrous
merit. "Completely cured me of a sore on my
leg, of over ten years standing," writes Wm.
Going. Omaha, Neb. McUroth A still, Wood
land. •_
The case of Dr. Glendenning of this
place against the C. K. 1. & P_. for dam
ages sustained by the plaintiff last
spring by being run into by a hand car
and breaking his leg, was tried in the
district court of Corydon last week and
the jury after being out about 18 hours,
brought in a verdict of $3,000 and costs
against the company. The amount of
damages awarded by the jury is gener
ally regarded as too small in view of
the fact that permanent lameness and
disability is likely to remain as a result
of the injury. G. Taylor Wright of this
place, and E, L. Hart of Corydon, were
attorneys for the plaintii'.—Liheville
Tribune.
Mothers know it's good—Beggs* Cherry
Cough 8yrup. '"It gives quicker and better re
sults than any other I cheerfully recommend
it to all mothers who want a remedy that can
be relied upon."—Mrs. Annie Cook. Creston,
Iowa. It in guaranteed to cure. McGrath &
Still, Woodland.
Uncfe Dick (garrison, bee hunter, made
a find recently which may make some
body more money than all the wild
bees ever found in Decatur county are
worth. It is nothing less than a mass
of copper ore weighing l(tt pounds. It
seems to be almost pure copper ore, and
stands the chemical test. He found it
on the past bank of ?ig Creek south:
west of Lamoni, abopt a mile and a half
east of A. B. Young's farjp. He says he
could pick tip a wagon load of the same
kind. Mr. A. B. Young brings to
us,
and it may be seen ill o\ir front wudow.
The find suggests the presence near
where it was'foufld of a valuable vein of
copper ore, and the matter Barely is
worth looking into. It tfiay be a benefit
not only to the owner of the land but
to the country at large.—Lamoni Pat
riot.
What do the Children Drink?
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food drink called GRAIN Or It
is delicious and nourishing and takes the place
of coffee. The more GRAIN-O you give the
Children the jnpre health you distribute
thrmiBh their systems. £irtln is made of
Tike the^chSft^gfifeKkoYcbflfle fiut'dosts about
ii as much.
All gropers sell it. 16c an) 35c
are the One to be Pitied!
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If it is true that you have made up your mind to do with
out implements and harness this year because some one said
that they were higher, or gone to a public sale and tried to
out-do your neighbor
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Now farmers we can and will sell good goods, and if you
get a cheap article here we'll tell you all about it. KA review
of our stores for the trade will be at the following'points.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Gray swallowed a part ot a bottle of
iodine Saturday afternoon., Medical aid
was called immediately, and the child
jvas saved by the prompt action of Dr.
Greer.—Lamoni Chronicle,
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup cured me when
I thought I was going to die of consumption,"
writosl. H. Law I on, Boi?e City, Idaho. "The
medicine that cures" cold*, sore throat, croup,
whooping cough, la grippe, pneumonia, and all
throat and lung troubles. McGrath & Still,
Woodland.
,T. A. and J. G. Krieder have leased
the large Mudgett farm of 400 acres over
in Decatur county for a term of three
years. John will make his home on the
place and attend to the work and man
agement of the farm, but his family will
remain in town.—Lineville Tribune.
Cleanses the system. maVes new,, rich,
healthy blood, cures dyspepsia, kidney and
liver ailments, skin diseases and nervous
weakness—Beggs' Blood Purifier. Two bottles
cured me of blood disorder and weakness."
says Mrs. Belle M. Miller, Kensett, Ark. Mc
Grath & Still, Woodland.
McCulloch & Mace ordered 1000
jounds of broom corn seed last week for
W. T. Hay hurst who is preparing to
plant about 200 acres on the Wasson
and Andrews farms. It is usually a
paying crop and if prices for broom
corn should keep anywhere near the
present quotations it. will prove inv
mensely profitable.—Lin,eville Tribune.
satisfactory, permanently pleasing
—Beggs' Hair. Renewer. Removes dandruff,
stops hair faliiug out, restores natural growth
and color, oures all scalp diseases. '"I'm glad
to recommend so excellent a preparation"—
Mrs. J. E. Grouseman, Mobile Alu Mcprath
still. Woodland.
We notice by the daily pa pet a bli
the Tiflin Bank of this place has made
application under the new law for per
mission to operate a national bank
here. They have ample capital and
have the capacity to handle an immense
business no matter what law they are
operating under, but under the new
law there is considerable advantage in
operating a national Ipank.—
Groye Express.
Gardei\
M, Fitzgerald, coroner, Crawford Co., Vail
Iowa, says of Beggs' German Salve—the fam
ous pile cure: ''Have used it in mv nractice
for eight years and cheerfully recommend it
lor all kinds of piles, sores, etc. It is without
doubt the best ointment made."
Married.
Herbert E. Cozad, of Decatur countv
Iowa, and Miss Anna E. Curtwright, tne
adopted daughter of David Gajpin, of
Kavaanah, Mo,, were united in marriage
at the home of the bride, Sunday March
11,1900. There were quite a number of
their friends^ and relatives present
among them were Frank Cousins anc
family, but that is nothing new, you
will find Frt\nk any place there is any
thing good to eat and we think he has
been at y^cle Rave's before. i\nd
you Missov.ri'ano don't think the {owa
people can cook, just you go visit ncle
Dave and his good wife and they will
give you a surprise.
But Frank wasn't the only one that
enjoyed himself•, everybody seemed to
enjoy the occasion and we wish this
yoting couple a successful and happy
life together. They will make their
home in our midst.—-Searchlight.
R|fh, Red Blood
Morley's Sarsapty-illa and Iron not
only cleanses and purifies your blood but
makes new, rich, red blood. If you
have skin eruptions, boils, abcesses,
rheumatism ot* scrofula, or if you have
a run-down, tired-out feeling, try this
noto me pronipt "lcauUo,
L. Van Werden.
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JOHN A. STOUT
Livery Feed and
Sale stable.
Fresh TeamsL^-
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Leon, lLamoni and Pleasanton.
Rigs!
Special at Mention given to
commercial men. Your patron
age solicited M'-v
Phone20. John A. Stout.
LOCAL
and
CLIMATIC
Nothing but a local
remedy or change )0
climate will, cure
ELY BROTHERS,50, Warren StreetN
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NERVtTA
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CATARRH.
The specific Is ®5g.
Ely's Cream Balin
It is auickly absorbed
Give relief at once.
Opens and oleanscs
the. Nasal: Passages.
Allays inflamation.
Heals and Pro.ttcts
the Membrane. R'e
stores the senses of
Pnl lk UrAn taste and smell No
VMLU f|b#tlf mercury. No injur
ious drug. Regular size 5Q,cents. Family size
*1.00 at druggists or by mall.
Restore* VITALITY,
LOST VIGOR
/Arp. MANHOOD
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self
abuse, or. excess and indis
cretion. A nerve tonic and
blood builder. Brings the
ink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of youth.
|By mail 50c per box, 6 boxes
for $2.50 with a written guaran
tee to cure or refund the money.
Send for circular. Address,
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton A Jackson St*., CHICAGO, ILU
For sale by W, E. Myers & Co., drujgiss
Leoij, Iowa.
LIVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
1 CURES
Biliousness,
Constipation,
4QPILL5
Dy8pep8idt
Sick-Head
ache and Mver
LIVERITA
Complaint.
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lOO rILUS [Bold, by all druggists
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Seasoned native
wood for sale.
sent by maU.
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Fpr sal,ebyW.,E. Myers] & Co. druggist
Lean, Iowa,
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WRITE K)H TAr.-UOCUE & PRICES.
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Our store will be_ managed Fbrd Rauch, VAt our~new store you will find the old wheel
the veteran Pecatur county implement hust- ahorse Ben McGirr, who when he tells you it
ler, who can look a piece of machinery over is so, we make it so, and then you .know it is
and tell you where it is sick, and J. R. Bow- iso, and Dan Stanley, the man^who can
sher will assist.with one-half of his time and do more work in a day, drive'more miles and
a strong list of helper8 who will be up with
LUMBER:-
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a-cursi district roi* bt
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lumber, posts and
C. E. GARDNER.
We
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the implement and jharness trade having.,more trades out in the country than any man
out on account of room our manufactory in town or state. With an extra man to assist
department of harness we will supply the this team of men it is safe to say Pleasanton
Lamoni store from our other stores, so^he.^.will bring trade from Princeton, Lineville and
people will find their interests protected in W'Cainsville as has already been done, many
that section by trading on a line of goods that ^times in the past year.
you can get repairs for in Lamoui and possi
bly if out we have 2 other stores to draw on
M' tJjjB sanrie^day you send order.
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^Vdock Buggies Telephoiie" or Drop a Poslal ^r!§lEnrdthl
__A_ ..... +Ut% E^£QtY goods to any part of this or adjoining counties. Can beat any
I fcJvo I house on earth on twine, so sow ypur oat?.
Just rpcei#d'anotlifer car load of lumber.
Furniture:-
We expect inn few days to have be finest litis
of furniture ever brought to Decatur.
Hardware,' Buggies,
Wagons and Road Carls.
Carpets.
We have a bijr line ordered and it will pay you
«•*-.to see UR before you purchase.
,We have a wiee line.
AM10SS 4 BRAZELTOH
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THE CITIZEN'S BAXTXE.
DECATUR, IOWA.
Owns 3,300 acres of land in Decatur County and other securi- 5
ties amounting to over S200.000. interest paid on
time deposits- 't! 5
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WiM. WOODARD, JAMES CRESWELL, J. HENRY HILL.
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ANZEY,
Real Estate and Loan /Vgent.
Bouthwest eornw Main and Caaam«raUl Street*.
LEON. IOWA.
Kcfera, by permlwlon, to Farmer* and Trader* Bank tor
Buy, Bell, orTi«de REAL ESTATE on Commluioii.
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