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The Leon reporter., August 30, 1900, Image 12
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HB.LATT0N,
W•II.Slater,
iM:
Half gallon Mason fruit jars, dozen
Quart Mason fruit jars, dozen
Pint Mason fruit jars, dozen
Jell Tumblers, tin top, set
No. 1 Glass Turnbjers, set
Jugs and Jars, gallon and up,"gallon
Evaporated apples, ring cut, pound
7
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Phyaidan and lorpM.
Offloa Phone 7. Beddei oe phona 7.
FBED
A. BOWMAN, M. D.
PhyMclan and 8urg*oa.
OOn phoiw T. Reaidenoe phoM W.
Office with Dr. Layton.
Offioa hoora 9 ta IS—1 towtoi
A•Brown.
Physlotan •on
OFFICE IN W.
W.
pAllia^r,
Physlcan and Surgeon
Office over W. P. Clark A Ge.'s Store
F. Wfright,
Physielan and Snrgi
UCONtlOWA.
IfMlll iMt nl tttNWa
(tHiDNl tf Okraala IX
Van WMlea'i drag itor*.
TVr. J. L. Lewis,
Osteopath.
Leon, Iowa.'
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Uffloe st D. X. Morgsa'Sb
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leu Mkoel
jy
A. W, HOWB,
Homeopathic
Physician and 8«
niyslslanand aamos.
SaSflfe}S8®r"
Ohrbatol
Vetrlnary Surfoon,
is Fhslelanand Dentist,
OfleestVsaWeidea'sDmBtece.
WH.
Albaugh,
Lawyer.
OITICI IN BANE BUlLPINg.
Gtookoy A Brooks.
O Lawyers.
OFFIOXIN LONOV BLOCK.'
^%S,
3
D. R. Dudley,
Dentist.
'-.-rsi.
JT M. MeGlnnto,
M**' Lawyer.
V- to Carry a Mifltiata
OFFIOS IN BAY'S BLOCK.
Y\r. J. W. KowalL
JUT Dentist.
OVTICB Of LONG'S BLOCK.
D'
Office over Myers & Co.'s drug store, Leon
Iowa. Will be in Leon the entire week
except Wednesday, when I will
be at my office at Decatur City.
J. A.Harris&Bros
.. Mahutaeturero of and
Poaloroln
Marble ul Sruile
LEOM*_JOWA.
We carry a magnificent line of monu
inenta. The workmanahip is unexcelled
and material used first-class.
We buy our stock in car load lots
direct from the quaries in the east
thereby enabling us to make
than firms buying in small quantities
Our business is run strictly on a first
:,t!lass basis and we
all our work to give perfect satisfaction.
1
J. A. HARRIS & BROS,
ADJCINIiTRVrOK'iS NOTICE.
3«t»te ot Henry' Lyon, Deceased.
Notice Js hereby given to all persons inter
ested, that on ibo J8tb day of August, A. D,
1900. ttae undatetgned was appointed by Vie
clerk of the/jfstrict Court of Ueoutur Countyr
Iowa, AdmlaiHtrator of the- Estate of Henry
Lyon. dcKaaed, lateQfMfet county. All per-:
soo8 Jo«it«d to siMd^gtfkte 'will-make: pajr.
2
Liit toflh* undersigned, and those baring
4ast the satne .will -pr«lent tbem.
—jted. to said oourt.'.for allow.
•Mir".
«TVA
'""A"
ot the
COMPTROLLER
THE EXCHANGE ^. NATIONAL
NOW THEBFFORB, I. Charles G. Dawes,
oomutrtiler °f the Currency, do hereby oeriify
that the exchange National bank of
Leon" in the town ot Leon, in the county of
1 Decatur, and state of Iowa, is authorized to
loomfeeoce the business of banking as pro
vided in Section Fifty One Hundpu4 and Sixty
Nine of the Revised Statutes of tli(f»JJnitod
States. TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
witness my hand and seal of
[skalI office this ninth day of July,
1900. Charles U. Dawes,
No. 6489. Comptroller of the Currency,
July 12-9m.
Dr J. H. Osborn,
OSTEOPATH.
eon,
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Pride of Kansas Flour, Finest* in Leon Per Sack $1.00.
CORNER 8TH AND MAIN, LEON, IOWA.
CURRENCY.
Washington, D. C., July #, 1900.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre
sented to the undersigned, It nas been made
to appear that
Mill
OF LEON,
in the town of Leon, la the county of Decatur,
and state of Iowa, haa complied with alt the
provisions of the statutes of the United States
required to be compiled with before an asso
ciation shall be authorized to commence the
business cf bunking
-'J'
Consultation free
at Office.
More Light!'
Come and have your eyes per
fectly fitted with glasses. I am
prepared with all the improved
tests. 27 years grinding and
fitting glasses. All work guar
an teed. Children's eyes specially,
I will be at my home
Saturdays and. Mondays,
of each week at my residence. If
you wish work done at home
notify me by mail.
P. F. BRADLEY,
Leon, Iowa.
IBIiif
Iowa.
Office at Woodmansee House. I
Graduate of American School of
Osteopathy. 3,
Optician.
,•??- REVIVO
lBE«TMEt
VITAUTV
Made a
WeMMjtff
of RA«.
mm wlBfcorw tketr yootbliil "titer to niw
BITIVa
tt taleUrirfinhiHtoMlmSF
DM*, vrn TltiUty, tapotenerrmfbtly
UM FDVtr.IUUnc Kemory,
iQ ifMig oC tatf^bopt ov iiowpiod IndSaoivlftM
which ubMioMoraMir.biMiMw«rBH(lai*n
•QlolXiwbrOMMnK rtlbiwH oI flamW
laa^Mt Bwrra toale «odMood Imlldgr, triaa
•tmliig tb* IN of youth, ffiirii oglmnlla
Mtann—nil MilMkMlaiMflTaM
Mir. ItMtoMBMbwIiMM ST nidi,
miiOOb wMio
WMld' in LjMn.Iova bjf JT. J. Bonnold.
Farmers'. NatM
'•'V-'tv''
bAmfni&iitXoT.
lalCongress.
'Col., Augnst 21-r31,"
MBlnf
Colorado Spring
California small prunes, pound
Cal. Evaporated peaches, pounds
Crackers, per pounds
Fancy Cream Cheese, pound
Sorghum, fancy Missouri, gallon,
Corn meal 12 pound sacks, sack
Defy Competition ozi^ Fish!
Fancy Bacon, No. 1, mild cure, per pound 8c. Fancy Streaked Bacon, per pound lOc.
Special Prices Made On These Goods in Large
Quantities/ We Make Lowest Prices.
W. P. GIERKE & ca
Ifi Design gone to waist is our
new new and handsome
stock of wall papers, would
be a pity when you might
have it on your walls for
decoration of parlor or bed
room, dinning room, hall
or library«-We have them
in such beautiful designs
and colors, with such rich
and refined effects that we
know they must please you
ft
Come and See
Our Stock!
$
f®SfSrV"*»'n-
ExamineIbe sack beforebuying
L. VAN WERDEN.
Wall Paper .Paints. OILS. JJ
Drs.Fellows & Fellows
4!34te
Chronic, Mermwiand
tonally or
Varicocele. 2&±±,'d,cnn!!
bf OWtarffteal operation lr» from five
ujli Im Bliaerjfcmn of this disease requiren
W*«nnuatly ear* hundreds of
patieote, taaving then In a vigor.
SSTs
Oar
ethptw
BmA
"vVfgy
CC
L. Van Werden
Druggist/
11
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1
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5L«v^'f(Wi»,
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We want to sell you B. P. !L.
S. paint—After 20 years of
experience in handling paint \H
we can truthfully say it is
thebest paint we ever han
died. Our experience has jj
been varied and of some
proportion, [t's the only
,. Pure paint on the market W
sgjthat we know of—It will do
you good and you will
have value received for your
1. i.-- .1- .. .money—Spreading capacity
18 the greatest and its durability is assured.
A Beautiful
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PAPERS
COT*
W. Walnut St., Dm MolnM, Iowa.
Located in DM Motn«« la iM. After many urn to I
regular practice, w« now davot* all oor tiiaa to tta traatoi
ot
towl«l Pfamw,
or money refunded. All nwdicinM foraUhed
detention from burinen. Patients at
mril and ezpreu. HadielnM Mot evaryt
or breakue. CtiartM low. ThouMAd* of pa1
and timrlnw important. Stat* yonr eaM
teniiy, blank*. «to. Coamltation
by
turn
lattor.
and
Seminal Weakness arid
ual Debility, BSfcft
blood to th» bead, paina in
baitlirulneM, amnion to aoeiety.
|hwer. Ion of jnanbood, eared for fife. We
the a bore daeaM* and make yon lit for aurlaik
SKS& Syphilis JSSftffl
•jises curaa or nraimy nituroed ft-pin book
hi*
on tpplioatipo n)fo
Stricture
lid ueAuanenUy cured
in from five to fifteen
thia diwaM requiren
fliciion ran along.. It beoomee more aartOB*
evf^y month yon nnglect it,
•r DO year*1 experienea la tha MeeeMfnl
twent of the above mentioned nlMtiii tea
rantee to yoa that we are able to haiMlw
n*«.
mud Contu
FELLOWS!
41* and AIB Wast Walnut Street.
AMru—,
Oes Moines, tewu
4- "V?."*,
—Agent Fred W, McCaull is alwaytf"
smiling and pleasant, but last Saturday
afternoon the smile on Fred'B face 'was
so much broader than common that for
a time the boya wjBre at sea as to the
cause of his .elation. Some of them sug
gested that perhaps he bad b«$n made
general manager of the entire "Q" sys
tem, while others thought Fred had
fallen heir to all of Collis P. Hunting
ton's millions and had just received a
message telling him of hiB good fortune.
Finally, however, Dr, Barger came along
and set the fellows right. He said that
I't
was just as pretty and bright an
pound girl as bad ever taken up board
in these parts. Here's congratulations
Fred. May the little lady grow to
healthy, happy womanhood and be a
perpetual source of joy and brightness
in the McCaull household.—Darlington
Record.
*v
Why Don't You Eat?
'No appetite," you say, "Stomach
I feel bad," Well take Dr. Caldwell's
I Syrup Pepsin and you can eat anything.
L. Van Werden.
I MATRIMONIAL,
•&
DAVIS-PIERCE.
A pleasing and interesting event took
place at 2 o'clock Thursday, August 23,
11900, at the home of Mrs. Neal, in
ICainsvilie, Mo., grandmother of the
groom. Mr. Omar C. Davis, of Prince
ton, Mo., led Miss Allie Pierce to the
bridal altar where they were united in
the holy bonds of wedlock. The beau
tiful and impressive ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Ed Morgan,1 uncle of the
bridegroom. The bride is one of Mer
cer county's best and most preposess
ling young ladies, well worthy of the
man of her choice, handsome, intelli
gent, accomplished and will preside
over a home with grace and dignity.
Miss Allie will be remembered by a host
of friends in the vicinity of Leon, who
wish her much happinesB over the voy
"age of life. The bridegroom is one of
Princeton's excellent and thriving
I young business men, having been con
[necttd with the Wynne & Co. Marble
Works, as salesman, for the past 18
months. The happy young couple will
be at home in Princeton to their many
friends after Oct. 1.
Is Life Worth Living?
debility, nervousness
land palpitation of the heart are not
diseases they are symptoms indicating
that the various vital organs are not
working in harmony. Morley's Liver
and Kidney Cordial restores order and
rids the body of all waste products that
clog the system. It insures sound di
I gestion, sound nerves and sound sleep.
I Sold by agent in every town and by L.
Van Werden.
Real Estate Transfers.
The most important real .estate trans
fere from Aug. 4 to Aug. 21, 1900 as re
ported by F. Varga & Son.
J. B. Lunbeck to Henry Lun
beck, lots in Leon $4,000
O. O. Jordan to O. J. Card, 170
acres in Franklin _fl
Peter G. Anderson to P. S. La
moree, 50 acres iq Long Creek
A. J. Still to C. O, Hartsook, 40
acres in Franklin 1,000
Chas. K. Rumley to J. P. Rum
ley, 20 acres in Eden
Lillie Kinkade to J. P. Hunt, 80
acres in Burrell 1
Arabella Miller to J. P. Hunt,
160 acres in Burrell ..
Ed Gale to Emma Gale, lots in
Grand River
Emma Gale toEd Gale, lots in
Grand River
N. Schee to E. W. Townsend :.
lots in Decatur.
J. V. McGrath to B. E. Rushing,
£2 acres in Garden Giove...
Nancy E. Wheeland to Geo.
Trisler, lot in Garden Grove...
I. P. Shawver to B. Q. Deakin
lots in Lamoni
John Burkhart to Joseph W.
Young, lots in Grand River.
C. M. Grim to J. A. Roberts, 34 ..
acrts in Long Creek
W. H. Weller to Robbin Kizzire
land in Burrell
John B, Reynolds to Margaret1
M. Jones, 80 acres in High
Point. j,t
Belle Turner to M. A. Tullis, lot
in Leon 600
F. A. Niday to G. A. Jones, 40
acres in Richland 3,450
Josie Kling to F. M. Freeman,
lot in Davis City 600
Oren Ruffcorn to W. B. McCul
lougb, lot in Weldon 600
W. B. McCullough to C. A.\
Lockwood, lot in Weldon
J. V. McGrath to Nancy
Wheeland, lots in
lota in Lamoni
&
650
/-f®
Qtrden,|j:
Grove— 500
James U. Bay to Otis Deisher 40
acres in Woodland..^
Uenrv C. Sherron to A. B._
Fierce, lots in Van Wert
L. W. Garter to M. A. Tullis,
lot in Leon
A. A. Piercy to W.
1,000
II
810
1,000
A.
Hopkins,«
1
200
,1
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her
Little Daughter's Life.
1 am the mother of eight children and
have bad a great deal of experience
with medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the dysentery in its worst
form. We thought she would die. 1
tried everything I could think of, but
nothing seemed to do her any good. I
Saw an advertisement in our paper that
Chamberlain'B Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy was highly recommended,
and sent a^d got a tfottje at once, ft
proved to be one of the very bes|
cines we ever had in the
ed my little dauq#
anxious for everymqgj
an excellent medicine
known it at first it woi
me & great deal of an
tie daughter much
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LEON QUEENSWARE COM
AND YOU WILL KNOW WHERE I
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VrS
1125 cents buys 2 packages best coffee,
if $1.00 buys 1 sack Queen flour. 7
25 cents buys 10 bars Mascott soap. 1
I5|cents buys 1121b sack of meal.
110 cents buys one bottle Waldorf relish f,
15 cents buys 2 bars cream floating soap
ilO cents buys a can of beans.
115 buys 2 packages oat meal.
15 cents buy 1 pound crackers.
|20 cents buys gallon cider vinegar.
A
Produce Wanted
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LEOHS BAR6AD GORIER!
OPERA BLOCK.
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Notice a few of our prices on canned goods:
31b can California peeled peaches 5C
31b
can California pears 5ca
31b can California apricots 5Cm
1 gallon can table peaches 4-Oc.
1 gallon can pie peaches 35c»
These are not special prices on a few of our leaders but
are only a few of our many bargains.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCEf
FULTON & MANNING.
'Phone 42. North Side Square.
IHOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS.
1(,f
AUG. £21
SEPT. 4
SEPT. 18
OCT. 2
OCT. ws 16
NOV. 6
NOV.
Co and look for
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GROCERIES!
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M/VNNING.
HEADERS OP LOW PRICES.
We are quoting prices ^on iior^heraf hard wheat
flour that are surprising and can save you money if
you want good northern flour. Can also save you
money on shelf hardware and dishes,
•"t'
A
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V'ry
aa—a—•••••—••••••••••••aeaaoaaa—aaaaj
Daily Summer Turlst Rates.
Destination—Salt Lake City and
zden Utah, Bate $47.25. Dates of sale
July 1st to Sept. 30 inclusive. limit 90
days not to exceed Oct. 31. 8top overs
allowed }n both dj^ectiorig west of Ool
orado common points,
C. M.4* KOTOIIAM.
Agent.
I
jilington
IL"
1 1
These are the days on which you can
buy very cheap excursion'tickets to'
NEBRASKA and other points In the west
Including Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pqpbjo, Leadville and 6lenw00d Springs
Colo., Dead wood and Hot Springs, South
Dakota Ask C, B. A Q. ticket agent for
particulars.
.c.
rx,.„
New Home in Nebraska, a
prosperous country, where a farm can be bought
for one year's rent of an eastern farm.
You Need a Dally Paper.
This is presidential year and every cit
izen needs a daily paper. The Des
Moins Daily News is sent p««rp|j(l^to
a|)y address for a year^^gggts
months, 50 cents for
the news conde

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