The Leon reporter., December 06, 1900, Image 12

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JOHN W.IIARVEY. Pre si lent.
FRED TEALE CasMer
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glasses. I am prepared with all the modern tests to correct all errors of the eyes
I guarantee-all my work. Lenses changed free of charge. If you desire work done
ioti£y me by mail I will call without extra charge. I will be at
blocks east
'of public square, Saturday and Monday, each week
P. F. BRADLEY, Leon, Iowa.
LESTER GOULD. Pres..MARK M. SHAW. Cashier. W. A. RAMSEY,Vice Pres
Farmers & Merchants Bank."
VAN WERT, IOWA.
Responsibility $75,000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Pays Interest on Time Deposits.
STOCKHOLDERS -A. L. Belding, Fred Gould, W. A. Ramsey,
Mark M. Shaw, Lester tSguld.
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JAMES ORESWELL,
Viee President.
TBS CITIZEN'S
Owns 3,300 acres of limd In Deeatur County and other securi
ties amounting tower t200,000- Interest paid on
t'me deposits.
STOCEHOZiDSiBS
•TAM«!RFAWKT.T, J. HENRY HILL,
fKAZELTON, ™M. OOKRINGTON.
W. H. COLTER. FI A. & F. S. GAlDNER. E. W-TOWNSENl
Fmen'uil Irak Still Bank.
LEON. IOWA.
Surplus
Does a general banking business.'
Pays Interest on time deposits.
We Solicit a Share.of Your Patronage.
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with which we, come in con
tact helps to retine and
strengthen,our finer nature.
Contact with beautiful furn
iture and beautiful sur
roundings subdues the
coarser and sharpens the
finer nature as a grindstone
sharpens a knife. Little
children take in impressions
as a sponge takes in water.
Thev should have a cosy,
pretty home to live in. We
keep everything to furnish
homes cosily and reason
ably.
My special at
tention is given
to this depart
ment. All calls
promptly look-
ed after.
I am a Licensed Emfcalmerunder the laws of Iowa.
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
The young as well as the old should
have their eyes tested and the errprs
of the eyes corrected by the use of
$38,500.00.
wanted everywhere,' ,,
Write for our book Health and Beauty,
6 12t ,.f.T THE STANDARD BATH CABINET CO., Toledo, Ohio,
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Poultry^ Butterv
Eggs. Hides, Tal­
low and Beeswax.
Old ^Rubber, Iron
and Metals.
I Hrighest^flGes Paid in Cash! I
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THOS.TEALE, Vice President.
T. S. ARNOLD. Assistant Cashier.
WE TRUST VOli
TO RESTORE YOUR HEALTH
Investigate our cooperative plan of monthly payments
^etore purchasing a bath cabinet. Members wanted who
are honest. Wealth unnecessary.
HOT AIR ELfiCTRIC BATHS will benefit or cure every
ailment. By using one of our Thermal Bath Cabinets you
can accomplish quietly in the retirement of your own home
better than at Natural Sulphur Springs or Turkish Bath
Houses.
ENJOY TURKISH. SULPHUR. VAPOR, or MEDICATED STEAM BATHS at home 3
cents each. They open up the S,000.000 pores of the skin* From each flowg a tiny stream of
poison laden liquid,' which' if retained, poisons the system, causing rheumatism, malaria
nervousness and general debllity,.
The most complete line of bath cabinets in the world.
Prices—The Standard J5.C0, Century 88,50, New Era $12.00.
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And grow weak and exhausted when not properly nour
l, just as an engine loses its power when the fuel runs low.
The loss of nervous power is seen in the failing health and the
wasting forpi. It is felt in the aching head, the throbbing heart,
:he irritability, indigestion, restlessness and loss of sleep. &e
uild the worn-out nerves, rest the tired brain and add new fuel
to the vital fires with the best of all tonics, Dr. Miles' Nervine.
I ad an in so a
JNervme. I had been suffering from blind piles for some time
and had lost so much blood that my nerves were in a very bad
condition. I bought a bottle of the Nervine on .trial and it
did me so much good that I have since taken two more. The
resultJs my health has been wonderfully improved and I am
very thankful that I gave it a trial."
J. B.
Articles not alone beautiful, but useful and durable,'
mike the most sensible gift These good features,
tcgciher with a moderate price, make the genuine
"1847 Rogers Bros."
SPOONS, KNIVES, TORKS, ETC.
an ideal Holiday gift. I'hey are made in a great
variety of shapes, sizes and designs, handsomely
packed in lined cases, and vary in price from 25c,
to $3.50. Your dealer can supply you. Ask for
"J847" goods. Write us for, our handsome
catalogue No. 455 to aid you in making selections.
iVTKRSATIOXAI. SILVER CO.. Rncoooor lo
y.KIUUKN BRITANNIA CO., Ucrldcn, Conn.
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We are offering goods at
cheapest buyers.
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D*• Miles' Nervine
is food for the worn-out nerves and the weary brain.
Is a food for the over-taxed and weak digestion,
nourishes, fortifies and refreshes the whole system.
Sold by druggists on guarantee. Da. MILBS MBDiciL Co., Elkhart, Sod
Columbia
Salad
Spoon
at tin ration if it.
for Womtn
[His trade mark stands for all
that's good in shoes. It guar
antees comfort, quality and
style. There are a great many
styles for you to choose from.
There is a shape to fit your foot,
a style to meet your taste.
If your shoe dealer does not handle
I«ewis Shoe send-for our Catalogue
showing shapes and styles.
For Men the Lewis is $3.00.
Made bf 1. B. LEWIS COMPANY,
-,4V! BO8T0M, MASS.
THE NORTH SIDE GROCERY.
prices that are surprising to the
Notice below a few of our
MANY BARGAINS OFFERED!
2& cents buys a gallon of kraut.,«
23 cents buys 3 dozen sweet pickles.
35 cents buys 1 gallon home-mils sorghum.
20 cents I gallon pure cider vinegar.
25 cents buys 2 packages Plllsbury's Vitos.
$1.00 buys 1 sack fancy cream flour.
A full line of California dried and canned fruit. All goods
guaranteed to be flrst'dass. We will'pay the highest
market price in cash or trade for your ,%
FULTON & MANNING.
Phone 42. North Side Square.
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Real Estate, Insurance and Loans,
J. D. WILLIAMS, Agent, Leon', Iowai
Office in Biggs Block,
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Communicated.
Luuoni, Iowa, Nov. 29,1900.'
Editor REPORTER:
The clipping herewith inclosed was re
ferred to me for identification as being
produced by me:
Down at Lamonl when the news of MoKln
ley's election was received, a gang of republi
can hoodlumB carried things on In an outrage
ous manner, even going so' far as to enter I
private premises owned by democrats and
carry outbuildings into the street and burn
them. This is all wrong. No one has a right
to destroy another's property simply beoause
he differs with you in politics, and the Lamonl
gang' not only violated all laws of decency, but
also the laws of the state and laid themselves
liable to proseoutton by their disgraceful acts,
—LEON REPOBTKB.
No one at all familiar with the circum
stances to which that clipping refers,
should for a moment entertain the sus
icion of its emanating from my- pen.
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Ga.
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because the details do not do I
justice in detailing the facts of their
recklesB behavior Becond, because my
critical quidnuncs knew, or ought to
know, that certain red taped satraps,
possessed of some ambiguous authority
manufactured an imaginary muzzle with
the intent that I should wear it on the
entrance and the exit of my thought
and word factory, and fearing this
should fail, they fabricated a four line
gag" as a silencer to "pacify" a pre
tended evil.
If I had written that item, sharp I
drawn as the rebuke is, I should have
Bbown that the influence which actuated
the reckless proceedings of that scene
was born of the imperialistic influence
which permeates the administration in
rumifications and finds lodgment in the
elements which compose and support
church and state policies. If it were not
so, the actuating spirit of that scene,
which assumed that "might is light,"
influenced by the tyranical domination
majorities, that conglomerate mass of I
saint and worldling, would not have
gone on with their work of destruction
in defiance of the inhibition, and plead
ings of the mayor, marshal and con
stable of the town.
One of the curious things in this case I
is that the local leaders of the dominant
party made no effort to second the ef
forts of the officers who were doing all
they could to establish and maintain
order and protect property.
The indiflerence of majority exubera
tion to the enforcement of good order,
the reckless indifference ana disrespect
for djscipline and personal rights, with
the riotous conduct, and the wanton I
destruction of property, are long and
rapid strides toward the development
of that bloodcurdling condition that
nerves men for the brutality of the
prize-ring and to coolly chain their
victim to the stake and light the faggot
of execrable torture to invade the
homes of the citizens for pelf and
plunder and carry unprovoked warfare
to foreign shores.
No, sir I did not write the clipping I
but, so far as it is true (and evidence
confirms it as a fact) I as a high born
American citizen, with birth place at
the flood gate of the Johnstown de
struction, in the cradle state of Ameri
can independence irrespective of ec-1
clesiasto, exofficio, muzzel-gag success
or failure, recognize the item as a I
wholesome and merited rebuke by
whomsoeyer written.
ELDER JOHN D. BENNETT.
How to Cure Croup.
Mr. R. Gray, who lives near Amenia, I
Duchess county, N. Y., says: "Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is the best
medicine I have ever used. It is a fine
children's remedy for croup and never
fails to cure." When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough has developed, it will
prevent the attack. This should be
lorne in mind and a bottle of the Cough
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
use as soon as these symptons appear.
For sale by W. A. Alexander, druggist.
992 petitions in bankruptcy were filed
in Iowa during the last year—an aver
age of about 10 to the.county.
Be'ggs' Cherry Cough Syrup saved the life I
or my baby boy when dying ot oroup God
bless the remedy," writes Mrs. Adam achreib
er, Chattanooga, Tenn. Guaranteed to cure I
throat and lung troubles. Saves hundreds of
these little ones eyery year. HeGrath dc Btill
Woodland,
George Barr has sold his farm of 1601
acres, 5 miles west of town to Mr. £.
Lane, of Corydon, price ¥30 per acre.
Mr. Barr and family have resided in
town during the past year and will con
tinue to make their home here.—Line-1
ville Tribune
"With on a bottle Beggs' -Cherry Cough I
Syrup my oough and soreness entirely disap
peared.1'—Ernest Whipple, Davenport, Iowa.
UUARABTEDD
to cure all throat and lung
troubles,—has NEVER FAILED try it! Me
Grath & Still, Woodland.
Bert Pedon, living east of town, had
his leg broken last Friday while hand
ling a vicious western horse, It was a
very bad injury and will be many
months in getting sound again. Dr.
Wailes dressed the fracture and reports I
him as comfortable as could be expected
—Davis City Advance.
Purifies the blood—fills the system with life, I
health and vigor,—Beggs' Blood Purifier. "It
cured me of dyspepsia and costiveness, and
other diseases arising from Impure blood. I
think It's a splendid medicine" says Mrs.
Alloe Reed, Butler, Mo. McGrath & Still,
Woodland.
A gunpowder accident happened I
on the west side Saturday, bat there
was no "shooting iron" in it. Mrs.
F. Nicholson put an innocent looking I
paper bag in the fire, intending to burn
it and its contents. Presently she took
the poker and stirred the fire, breaking I
open-the sack and letting the fire to the
powder. Of course an explosion occur-1
red, and her left hand and face were
considerably burned, but not severely I
enough to leave any scar. Dr. Dferwent
was called. and his patient is now
cientljr recovered to need nb further
medical care.--Lamoni Patriot.
Don't risk the lltte pne's life croup Is a|
dangerous-disease. Mrs. U, Gregg, Dundee,
Kas,, says:—"My Ultle daughter had been
troubled with croup since- she was three
months old Beggs' Unerry Cough Syrup cured
,her." Children like It,
''Up:
GUARANTEED.
Grath & Still, Woodland,
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Hunting accidents have become alto
gether too common. Charles Copp who I
lives a mile west of Bethel church, went
oat gunning Thursday moning of last
vreek When he fired his gun the con
trary thing, like the celebrated -jarmy I
musket,shot harder behind than in front
The charge came out at the breech, and
passed through the fleshy part of his
neck on the right side. Dr. Crofiord
was called and at last accounts thel
patient was sitting up and doing well.
The theory is that the muzzle was full
of snow,which had more resistance than
the breech of the gun. Hence thel
shooting backward.—Lamoni Patriot.
strongly recommended Beggs' Cherry!
Syrup It cured tneo&a throat andftng
ile'of many years' standing."—Mts.'j),
B^emon. Rifle, Colo.: Cares coughs, colas,
asthma, bronchitis, la grippe, pnat
Whooping^augb-, oroup and
McGrath Still, Woodland,
School Bepoft.
Report of school taught in district No.
4, Center township for the term ending
Nov. 30. 1900. Enrollment 16, days
taught 40, average cost of tuition per
month for each, pupil fl.78, average
daily attendance 14. The following
pupils were awarded diplomas for being
neither absent or tardy during the
term. Carroll Curry, Claude Curry.
Glure Currjr, T^hf^uffiHd, OK B(«wn.
AGQIK A. KOBB, teacher
fiSKvy Drop
PAINT!
on hand and wish to lessen stock in
,, order not to carry it ovec. If you
need paint, wall paper or drugs,
come and see us.
L. Van W
erden
The Paramount Issue.
Politically it is an issue of the past. But to the
head ot every family and every person who supports a
family, there is a question of live interest. That is
"Where Can I Buy ,,
My Winter's Supplying
At The Greatest
Money Saving Prices."
Answer—At Hamilton & Gam mill's closing out sale.
Why certainly first-class goods sold
are cheaper than where they are sold at a profit, and
much cheaper than, poor qualities sold elsewhere at a
big profit. It is true that you may tell a thousand
people once of something to their interest and the ma
jority of them will forget it. Bat tell ons person the
same thing a thousand times and he can't forget. So we
propose to keep telling you where to get bargains.
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FORGET IT
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Dont Be
Footiin
The market I* being flooded
with worthies* imitations of
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
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To protect the public we ad
etpecial attention to our trade
mark, prlntrnt on every pack*
age. Demand the genuine.
For Sale by all Druggist*
NOTICE OB* EXPIRATION OP RIGHT OF
REDEMPTION.
To S. h. Landes/A.C. Landes, R. 8. Lan-
Ise, J. H. Landes, Maggie Landes, Agnes
laey, Gussie Bruffy, Lucius Embree, Sam
uel Embree, Eliaha Embree, Margaret Grif
fith and Agnes Prler:
You anileach of you are hereby notified"
that at a tax sale held at the Treasurer's of
fice In Leon. Deoatur eounty, Iowa, on the 7th
day ot December, 1896, the. undersigned, H. J,
Landes, became the purchaser ot the follow
ing described premises situated In Decatur
county, Iowa, to wit: Lot Six (6) In Block
One (f) ot the Original Town of Mllfora nqw
ealled Westervllle, Deoatur county, Iowa, and
that the undersigned Is now the lawful owner
and holder of the eerttfloate ot purchase there
for, tfod that unless the same la, redeemed
within ninety days from the completed Servloe
of this notloe a tax deed will be sued there
for, as by laW'in such eases made and provid
Wittess miLhand, this 19th day of Novem
ber, 1900.
18-St H. J, LANDES.
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We are making a special effort and
special prices to dispose of our
-stock of
WALL PAPER
in order to fnake room for next year's
goods. Make no mistake by not
^looking over our line if in need of
?these K°ods"
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,. We are giving the best bargains in all kinds of
underwear, hosiery, dry goods of all kinds and shoes
and overshoes, ever given in Leon. Our goods are all
new and stylish. No old plunder or trash with which
to deceive any person. No doubt you need something
in our line and we are anxious to dispose of the goods.
Won't you come in and inspect our goods? It wiU cost
you nothing and save money for you if you buy. We
are always pleased to show goods.
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Seasoned native lumber,
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