The Leon reporter., June 13, 1901, Image 2

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Abstract of Assessment as Com
piled from the Assessors'
Books of 1901.
BLOOM1XGTOM TOW^SUIl'
H. G. 8COTT ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45, 105 over 45, 5S=-l(f
Dogs 82 male 8 female=9U.
J5,07'7J acres improved land.
7,973$ acres unimproved land.'
Actual value, $602,9(58.
Average per acre, $26.05.
Actual value of lots, §4,57(1'."
03 one-year-old colts.value.
52 two-year-old colts value, *52,088.
495 horses, 22,404.
2 stallions, $224.
28 mules and asses, $2,1GS.
105 feeding cattle, $3,592.
.r)3 yearling heifers. S0.4(iS.
Sr-ola SeSfur^,
S35 cows, $22,316.
284 yearling steers, $7,172.
181 two-year-ol(l steers, $0,100.
43 bulls, $2,080.
238 sheep, $764.
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1373 swine, $10,456. .y
85 vehicles, $2,548.
Moneys and credits, $25,484.
Merchandise, $3,000.
Other personal property, $6,492.
Total personal property, $132,808.
Total real and personal properly,
530.
$737,-
BURRELL TOWNSHIP.
J. \V. MULLIKS ASSESSOR. V"
Pulls under 45,137 over 45, 70=*207.
Dotjs 113 male 7 female=
1201 gg.,, ^ni&.
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1,361 acres improvetTTand, pCc"
T.1 T^actes unimproveirl lanu
Actual
A!SHB|^^W"Iots7"$5,54ff
,/:} one-year-old colts, $1,605.
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&-49 two-year-old colts, $1,700.
559 horses, $24,927.
1 stallion, $150.
16 mules and asses, $980.
ll»)3 feeding cattle, $t),57.
292 yearling heifers. $4,726.
170 two-year-old heifers, $4,170.
773 cows, $21,975.
355 yearling steers, $8,415.
05 two-year-old steers, $2,245.
43 bulls, $1,745.- W
194" sheep, $642.i i'ir^
916 swine, $8,713.
441 goats, $1,591. 'v'v-*®':'
123 vehicle, $4,472.
Moneys and credits, $0,235.
Other personal property" $4,112.
Total personal property, $126,883.
Total real and personal property, $774,
081.'
CENTER TOWNSHIP.
ED PARKER ASSKS30R.
'-Polls under 45,114 over 45. 72= =180.
Total personal property
Total real and personal
property
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WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE E
WE WANT CASH.
We Pay Just Wliat Produce is Worth—The
same Price to Everyone.
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See our Prices on Meats.
Dry salt and pickled pork
Fancy smoked bacon
Fancy breakfast bacon
Fancy lard per pound only
California hams per pound
Cheese per pound
Pail flsli, fine large, new per pail
Quarter b'arrels, fancy new
Our Special Price on Soaps.
Fancy white, fiuest in the market 10 bars
2 bars for
4 cans corn for
5 cans 2 lb tomatoes for
White Loaf flour per sacl
Come where you can^"^1^'
If Buy the Cheapest!
and get your bill filled at one place,
Special Prices made to Stores.
I All Goods Sold for Cash or Produce.
We buy Corn, Oats. Hay, Wood, Straw, But
ter, Eggs, Poultry. Beeswax and
Smoked Meats.
W. P. CLARK
Corner 8tJi anj Main.
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Other personal property, $2,774.
Total personal property, $127,203.
Total real and personal property, $777,
051.
DECATUR TOWNSHIP,
JOHN 1IAXXEK ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45, 111 over 45, 82=195.
Dogs 75 males, 3 females—78.
14,902 acres improved land.
7,054 acres unimproved land.
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Total value $ 045,004.00
Average per acre 28.70
48 one-year year"old colts 1,745.00
03 two-year-old colts 2,725 00
401 horsei 23,055.00
2 stallions 100.00
33 mules and asses 1,930.00
100 feeding cattle '2,S18.00
307 yearling heifers 7,313.00
28S two-vear-old lieifers 7,509.00
8i4 cowi 23,991.00
^52 yearling steers 6,495.00
57 two-year-old steers 1,741.00
20 bulls 1,180.00
419 sheep .£''"*• 1,591.00
1,219 swine S,pS8.00
4 goats 9.00
104 vehicles 2,094.00
Moneys and credits 31,089.00
Other personal property 8,242.00
Total personal property 94,175.00
Total real and personal
property
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We have bought two car loads of Dain and Acme Stackers which cGiiiprises about all desirable goods in
the desirable grades iu this line which has ever been olfered to the trade. The big Monarch power lift
rake,-the Acme side hitch rake, the Dain side hitch rake, these are all winners and we are prepared to
sell them at prices that will make other dealers turn pale. These goods are guaranteed to do better work
than others. The big Anne stacker with drum and break so you can stop the load and hold it at any
desired point to top out vour stack. The Dain Junior which has stood the test for years. The Dain New
Idea which is a cheaper stacker but which possesses some good strong points peculiar to itself. All these
stackers were bought, for spot cash and we will make you close prices. They guarantee to be the acme
Doas 72 males 2 female=74.
j2I.S72 acres improved land, $049,78S.
Averaire per acre, $30.32.
ill) one-year-old colts1, $2,807.
94 (wo-vear-old colts, $3,000.
oii'l horses, $X3,107.
i' stallions, $800.
20 mules and asses, $1,370.
222 feeding cattle, $7,047.
32-") yearling heifers, $6,625.
22S two-year-old heifers,
!IS2 cows, §27,292. y''
.'!.'!9 yearling steers, §7-^703. .
112 two-year-old steers $3,100.
51 Bulls, 552,541.'
979 sheep, 13',o99.
1,123,swine, $S,720.
9L.vehicles. $2,520.
•Money and crelits, 5512,940.
720,011.00
DKCATI CORPORATION.
.1 Oil llASSliU ASSKSSOlt.
Polls under 45, 47, over 45, 30=S3.
Dogs 10 males.
Lots
1 two-year-old colt
07 horses
cows
17 swine
1 goat
40 vehicles
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Other personal property
50,492 00
40.00
2.S92.00
852.00
150.00
4.00
1,344.00
15,100,00
15,552.00
2,110.00
41,304.00
95J548.00
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Salt Rheum
•... It may become chronic.
It may cover the body with large,
inflamed, burning, itching, scaling
patches and cause intense suffering.
It has been known to do so.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system of
the humors on which this ailment de­
pends and prevent their return.
The medicine taken by Mrs. Ida E. Ward,
Cove Point, Md., was Hood's Sarsaparilla.
She writes: I bail a disagreeable itching on
my arms which 1 concluded
EDEN TOWNSHIP.
.1. W. SMITH ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45, 151 over 45, 101=252.
Dogs 135 males, 4 feinales=139..
12,707 acres improved land.
9,881 acres unimproved land.
Total value
Average per acre
78 yearling colts
53 two-year-old colts
•584 horses
2 stallions
40 mules and asses
84 feeding cattle
275 yearlimr heifers
201 2-year-old heilers.
910 cows
20S yearling steers
17 2-veur-old steers
41 bulls
783 sheep
905 swine
14 goats
133 vehicles
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Other personal property
Total personal property
Total real and personal
property
Total personal property
Total real and personal
property.
Remember we sell the big long Standard Mowers! It cuts from 5 to 8 feet! She is a daisy! Try one!
*T Cormick Mowers and Bind^jfsly They are as good as ^he best!
was
salt rheum.
1 began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and in
two days folt better. It was not lone before
I was cured, and I have never had any skin
disease since."
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. It is positively unequaled
for all cutaneous eruptions. Take It
DAVIS CITY CORPORATION.
I). A. NORMAN, ASSESSOR.
l'olls under 45, 73, over 45, 72.—145.
Dogs, 10 male, 1 female.—17.
82 acres improved land §3,245 00
Average per acre •, 38.75
Lots 119,110.00
3 two year old colts 90.00
78 horses 3,43100
10 mules and asses 213.00
13 yearling heifers 125.00
2 two year old heifers 60.00
07 cows 1,038.00
23 swine 148.00
55 vehicles 1,204.00
Moneys and credits 22,021.00
Merchandise 37,0(36.09
Other personal property 1,200.00
Total personal property 72,351.00
Total real and personal
property 194,712.00
584,282.00
20.45
2,301.00
2,081.00
25,812.00
150.00
2945.00
2900.00
4889.00
4841.00
24,208.00
5500.00
545.00
1479.00
2128.00
7005.00
30.00
3043.00
15,333.00
200.00
0985.00
113,201.00
0«7,483.00
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
T. II. AlililiOROMlilE, ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45, 152 over 45, 90.
Dogs 71 males, 10 females
19,047 acre? improved laud
257 acres unimproved land
Total value
Average per acre
Lots
135 yearling colts
122 two year old colts 3
540 horses
8 stallions
25 mules and asses'
140 feeding cattle
358 yearling heifers
354 two year old heifers
801 cows
208 yearling steers
215 two year old steers
3 three year old steers
41 bulls
1,045 sheep
1,013swine i- ,v
2 goats
101 vehicles
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Other personal property
24S
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87
$720,007.00
35.00
08,485.00
4,220.00
5,547.00
30,982.00
2,552.00
1,440.00
0,000.00
0,012.00
0,078.00
23,205.00
5,108.00
5,074.00
90.00
1 ,S03 00
4,233.0b
12,720.00
3.00
3,781.00
47,250.00
0,560 00
6,500.00
210,604.00
FAYETTE TOWNSHIP.
Ol.IVEU HAVER, ASSESSOR,
Polls under 45. 78 over 45, 41
Dogs, 37 males, 3 females
14,803 acres improved land
Average per acre
43 yearling colts
54 2-year-old colts 4
320 horses
1 stallion
20 mules and asses,
108 feeding cattle
211 yearling heifers
132 2-year-old heifers
488 cows
192 yearling steers
186 2-vear*old Steers
27 bulls
1208 sheep
¥m
119.00
40.00
478 480.00
32.88
1,432.00
2,240 00
15,812.00
400.00
1,440.00
5,372.00
4,300.00
3,268.00
14,296.00
4,876.00
-6,000.00
1,248.00
2,072.00
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BOWSHER & BIDDISON, Leon, Lamoni, Pleasanton, Weldon and Cainsville.
1,258 swine 9,092.00
S9 vehicles 2,204.00
Moneys and credits 4,116.00
Other personal property :r. 1,728.00
Total personal property 80,650.00
Total real and personal
property 559,136.00
GARDEN GROVE TOWNSHIP
W. II. WEBSTER, ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45 111 over45 60 171.00
DogSi 47 males, 9 females 56.00
21,300 acres improved land 861,102 00
Average per acre 40.30
95 yearling colts 2,539.00
98 2-vear-old colts 4,851.00
483 horses 27,343.00
5 stallions,- 750.00
10 mules and asses 1,206.00
385 feeding cattle 14.599.00
394 yeailing heifers 7,423.00
245 2-year-old heifers ', 0,122.00
865 cows 30.547.00
2S5 yearling steers 6,060.00
151 2-year-old steers 4,180.00
57 bulls 2,151.00
2,122 sheep 0,845.00
1,644 swine 12,214.00
112 vehicles 2,784.00
Moneys and credits 23,007.00
Merchandise 12,194.00
Other personal property 1,364.00
Total personal proDerty 176,644.00
Total real and personal
property 1,001,588.00
GARDEN GROVE CORPORATION.
W. H. WEBSTER, ASSESSOR. ,,f
GRAND RIVER TOWNSHIP
.1. N. ANDREWS ASSESSOr.
Polls under 45 91 over 45 39 140.00
Dogs 54 males, 1 female 55.00
23,154 acres improved land 543,798.00
Average per acre 22.35
04-yearling colts
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Polls under 45, 93 over 45, 92—185
Dogs, 28 male, 3 female—31
1227,750.00
58.00
Lots
2 yearlong colts
9- two'$ear 'old colts
259 horses'
4 mules and asses
10 yearling heifers
107 cows
1 bull
1 sheep
72 swine
154 vehicles
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Other personal property
VrtiriD. 406.0°
«%ipt6,998.00
175.00
322.00
",357.00
18.00
6.00
\c. 796.00
4,040.00
85,342.00
46,041.00
6,595.00
155,308.00
Total personal property
Total real and personal
property 579,904.00
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980.00
55 2-year-old colts 1,136.00
495 horses 18,878.00
2 stallions 2,050 00
11 mules and asses 505.00
247 feeding cattle 9,085.00
402 yearling heifers 5,830.00
285 2-year-o!d heifers 5,033.00
905 cows
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20,990.00
403 yearling steers 10,991.00
235 2-year-old steers -.7,000.00
3 3-year-old-steers 90.00
35 bulls 1,195.00
013 sheep 1,898.00
1,732 swine 10.556.00
Moneys and credits 28,470.00
Merchandise 250 00
Other personal property 200.00
Total personal property 127,217.00
Total real and personal
property
r'
676,015.00
GRAND RIVER CORPORATION
JOHN BURIIAM, ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45, 53, over 45.31
Dogs 12 male. 3 female
20J acres improved land
Average per acre
Lots
4 yearling colts
7 2-year-old colts
73 horses
1 2-year old heifer"'
29 cows
1 bull
1 sheep 4
10 swine -^1, 4
39 vehicles 1
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Ofher personal property
84.00
15.00
069.00
187.00
82,297.00
110.00
~i 224.00
,-52,782.00
16.00
823.00
15.00
2 00
67.00
793.00
22,657.00
25,003.00
1937.00
50,341.00
Total personal praperty
Total real and personal
property 143,709.00
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.
A. MCWII.LIAMS, BSSESSOK. f' S
Polls under 45,112 over 45, 01—173
Dogs, 84 male, 3 female—87
15,878 acres improved land $305,005
Average per acre
40 yearling colts
24 two year old colts
419 horses
4 stallions
10 mules and asses
130 feeding cattle
134 yearling heiferR
03 tiro year old heifers »&•<.•*
500 cows
103 yearling steers
21 two year old steersjp^
18 bulls
197 sheep
817 swiue
90 goats
118 vehicles
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Other personal property
.Total personal property
987,503.00
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1,230
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18,159
675
615
4,815
2,502,
1,561
12,924
2,566
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995,
612,
0,183
270
2,444,
0,919
1,000
4,844,
69,898.
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Total real and
personalV.r
property. —''434,113.00
HIGH POINT TOWNSHIP
C. 1'.
BBAVERS, ASSESSOR.
Polls, under 45,129 over 45, 46 175 00
Dog& 92 males. 11 females 103.00
22,425 acres improved land 567,152.00
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Average per acre
96 yearling colts
121 2-year-old colts
594 horses
3 stallions
13 mules and asses
176 feeding cattle
378 yearling heifers
185 2-year-old heifers'
905 cows
285 yearling steers
71 2-year-old steers
44 bulls
659 sheep
1130 swine
122 vehicles "V:
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Other persona) property
Total personal property
Total real and personal
property
LONG CREEK. TOWNSHIP
W. H. FRY, ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45, 135 over 45, 76 211.00
Dogs 104 males, 10 females 114.00
11.786 acres improved land
9660 acres unimproved land
Average per sere
115 yearling colts
82 2-ycar-old colts
506 horses
5 stallions
18 mules and asses
20 feeding cattle
326 yearling heifers
246 2-j ear-old heifers
894 cows i' x~
175 yearling steers
25 2-year-old steers
39 bulls
522 sheep £14
1229 swine
3 goats
105 vehicles
Moneys and credits
Merchandise
Other personal property
Total personal property 172,797.00
Total real and personal
property 519.998.00
LEON CORPORATION
.1. .1. EVANS, ASSESSOR.
Polls under 45, 276 over 45, 231 507.00
Dogs, 03 males, 15 females 78.00
070J acres improved land 81,870.00
Average per acre 122.00
Lots 049,141.00
11 yearling colts 267.00
17 2-year-old colts 556.00
247 horses 7,448.00
4 stallions 400.00
9 mules and asses 200.00
II yearling heifers 232.00
22 2-year-old heifers 571.00
150 cows 5,031.00
3 yearling steers 38.00
50 swine 645.00
255 vehicles 5,689.00
Moneys and credits 198.538.00
Corporation stock 35,000.00
Merchandise 119,773.00
Other personal property 38,359.00
Total personal property 406,146.00
Total real and personal
property 1,112,107 00
(Continued next week.)
Home Grown Nursery Stock.
We now have at the Leon Home Nur
sery one mile north of Leon, a complete
assortment of first-class home grown
nursery stock, grown at Leon and Al
bany, Mo., nurseries, embracing all the
choice varieties ol apples,cherries,pears,
peaches, plums, etc and ask the good
people to call and inspect the stock.
You will find it superior to much that
is shipped in from far off nurseries. On
account of the bad roads we are oflering
special inducements to purchasers of
nursery stock. Come and see what we
have. WM. A. GARRETT & Co.
List of Letters Uncalled For.'
The following is a list of letters remain'
ing uncalled for at the ooatofflee In Leon
Iowa, for the week ending: June 9,
1901.
Miss Maud Smith, Miss Bertha Ham
mond.
In calliqg for the above please say "ad,
vertlsed." JOHNLBDOHRWOOD, P. M-
There is but one RUBS' Bleaching Blue.
Three times within a year the courts
have suppressed fraudulent imitations.
Money to Loan on improved farms at
6,7 and 8 per cent, interest for o, 6 to 10
yearstime F. VABGA &8ON.
Choice hard winter seed wheat for sale
2J miles southeast of Woodland.
MIKKGBOGANV
Orlean molasses at Empire Bakery.
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of perfection. Try one and see how much more money you can save over the old way of pitching
th3 hay up the side of the stack with a fork. You can build higher, wider and longei, get more hay
"Win one rick, keep middle full, which insures better hay and not so much damaged hay when stack is
opened- Try one and you will never gQ back to the old way.
They are going very fast, we sold more than a car load last week at our several stores.
'J 25.75
'2,687.00
OO OC4,520 00
27,116.00
389.00
,v v, 505 00
7,135.00
7.684.00
4,041,00
24,784.00
•,024.00
'2,085.00
1,962 00
2,125.00
9,043.00
3,339,00
18,393.00
2,700.00
250.00
125,012.00
092,104 00
490,583.00
23 10
2,091.00
3,257.00
20,434.00
1,025.00
030.00
700.00
0,405.00
5,590.00
24,031.00
3,767.00
854.00
|g 1,263.00
1,651.00
9,473.00
3.00
3,710.00
17,055.00
550.00
950.00
122.545.00
Total personal properly
Total real and personal
property 613,138.00
LAMONI CORPORATION,
J. r. HOI'KINS, assessor.
Polls under 45, 177, over 45, 104-341
Dogs, 40 male 1 female—41
714 acres improved land $53,700.00
Average per acre 75.25
Lots 393,381.00
8 yearling colts 140.00
10 two year old colls 299.00
542 horses ,• 7,773.00
8 stallions 740.00
4 mules and asses '275.00
7 yearling heifers 98.00
12 two year old heifers 212.00
148 cows 3,278.00
I bull 20.00
65 swine 372 00
111 vehicles 2,341.00
Moneys ami credits 02,376.00
Merchandise 07j050.00
Other personal properly 8,118.00
And Items of Interest
as Reported by our
Correspondents.
Hickory Ridge.
Miss Inez Kier visited with Mollie
Phipps Sunday.
James Phipps and wife, of Decatur,
spent Sunday with his mother at this
place.
Frank Henderson says he wishes it
bad not rained Sunday as he was just
about to start to see his best girl.
Vern Kier is plowing his corn over the
second time. He has the best corn we
have seen.
How Are Your Kidneys I
Dr. Hobbs* Sparogus Pills
enre all kidney Ills. Sara,
pie free. Add. Sterling Ilemedy Co., Chicago or N. Y.
^, Center.
Sim Evans is hauling cane from Eden
township.
Mr. Luce, of Garden Grove, had busi
ness in Center.
Aaron Goodman got top prices for his
cattle.
Wm. McDonough is building a new
barn.
The young men rang the bells for Mr.
Sears and his new wife.
Mrs. Detrick and daughter visited Mrs.
Carry the first of the week.
Mr. Boydston and mother are helping
R. D. Martin farm.
Roy Gammon was a caller at Pine
Grove farm.
Milo Goodman lost a dollar under a
Leon sidewalk.
Davis City.
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getting low and we fear we will be out before our stock can arrive from the factories. You will want one
come in and see us. We have them as cheap as any one should thing ot buying and as good as the best.
The 4th of July is drawing nigh and other festival occassions occasions are here and you will want a nice
buggy, carriage or spring wagon. We are confident we can suit you. v.
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Abe Wells is running bis saw mill this
week.
Lizzie Jones called on Lena Kier Sun
day.
Rhue Stone and wife passed through
these parts Saturday evening on their
way to Elmer Brown's.
Don Kier is able to go to his work
again after being laid up several days
with a badly cut foot.
tO'
The Rebekahs' picnic commences
morrow and will last two days.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ob
served their Memorial day last Sunday.
Gertie Sylvester, Myrtie Howell and
Stella Mcintosh will attend the summer
term at Drake University.
Bert Adams and Dwight Bowman, of
Tuskeego, visited friends here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tharp, cousins of George
Daniels, returned to their home in Kan
sas Friday.
Rain spoilt the evening for those who
attended he graduating exercises at La
moni last Friday.
Grandma Kestilear and Mrs. J. Keah
lear, of Kansas City, are yisiting at the
home of James C. Keshlear.
Jim Keshlear has a very sick child.
Mrs. Norman and Estella are attend
ing the Advent Camp meeting in DeB
Moines.
H. A. Haitshorn had business at
Tracer, Iowa, last week.
George Howell returned Wednesday
from college at Iowa City.
Lester Smith, of HumeBton, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. John Post.
Mrs. Allen, of Chicago, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Harmon.
Jim Harmon is here visiting his par
ents.
Albert Baily was in the city Sunday,
Bob Adams is visiting his grand par
ents.
Mr. Van Beck and family returned
last week from Oklahoma, and reports
everything prospering.
Program Sliver Medal Contest.
Decatur, Friday evening, June 14.
March Mrs. Ruby Cummins.
Invocation Rev. W. E. Harvey.
Song "Nothing but Clay,"
Quartet
1. Declamation "Rum's Tragedies"
Blanche Townsend
Vocal Solo "Sleep Baby Sleep."
Lettie Wells
2. Declamation ."The Martyred Mother"
Minnie Downey
Doll Drill Eight little girls.
3. Declamation.."Charged with Murder"
Mamie Springstein.
Vocal Solo ."Madeline"
Mrs. Ruby Cummins
4. Declamation
"There is no cure but Prohibition"
Fred Townsend.
Vocal Duet
"The Perplexed Husband and Wife"
Mr. and Mrs. Qummins.,
5. Declamation
"Prohibition Battle Gall"
Ratie Cam pbell. r:
8ong "Who'll kill dat Snake?"
Quartet.
6. Declamation "Our Natidnal Curse"
Lillian Bowerman.
Music Selected.
7. Declamation "Taken by Surprise"
Loren Tullis.
Recitation "Kate Ketchum"
Mrs. Ruby Cummins.
Decision of Judges and Presentation
of Medal.
1 ofler for sale-my farm, and city resi
dence on south Main street.
J. U: STOCKTON,
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Ordinance No. 79.
An ordinance, regulating the snle of Hon
'he Incorporated
Limits of the Town of Leon. Iowa, and fixing
the icense therefor and nxingthe penalty
for the violation thereof:
I. Be it ordained by the Town Council
of the Town of Leon, Iowa, that It shall be un
lawful for any person or persons wilhln the
Incorporated Limits of tne Town of Leon,
Iowa, 10 either by himself, agent, olerk or
employee, to sell trade or give away any Hop
fj0,1?6!
Malt
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SEC. IV. It shall be unlawful for aoy. per.
son or persons, holding a Llcenne, to sell to
any Minor any Hop Ale or tlalt Hops.
SBC. V. Any person or persons falling to
comply with the provisions of this Ordinance
or any one or them, shall be guilty of a jtfis
demeanor, upon conviction therefor, shall be
?ny
sutS-
not exceeding Fifty Dollars
(150,1)0), for each aud every offense and shall
be committed to the County Jail of Decatur
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ATTEST*
OCULIST AND HIST
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Beprese ting
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of Findley & ftndley,
Des Moines, Iowa.
will be here again on
Wednesday June 19,
xfS1 at
Dr. Cay ton's Office
to cure diseases of the
EYE, EAR, NOSE
and THROAT
with mild medicine-no strong
medicines us9d in the eyes
injure the eyes.
1
1
within the Incor­
porated Limits of the Town of Leon, Iowa,
without first procuring from the Mayor, a
iicenseln writing, duly signed by the Mayor
and Recorder of the said Town or Leon Iowa,
which License shall be upon the conditions
and restrictions here-ln-after provided.
SEC. II. That any person or persons oon
ductlng such business as set out In 8eo. one (1)
ofthis .rdinance, sball takeout a License
from the Mayor, as aforesaid and pay therefor
the sum of Twenty-live dollars ($85.00) per
each month, (payable in advance).
SEC. III. No License issued as aforesaid
shall be assignable without, the consent or the
Mayor or endorsed thereon In writing.
labor, until such fine,
together with the costs of suit are fnilypatd.
X/' I Ordinance to be In force acd
effect after its legal publication in-the LRON
REPORTER, a newspaper printed and publish
ed in the Town of Leon, I wa.
FOREST BOWSHER, MARION WOODARD,
Recorder. Mayor,
You get those -attractive sale bills
which always draw a crowd at THE LKON
REPORTER office. The most of th'E ^ale
bills are printed there.
Buck Pugh, the artistic shoe shiner ia
now at the New Hamilton hotel ready
to see all his old and many new custo
mers. Shoes shined in first-class atyHs,
black or tan polish.
Mather—the 30 years dentist of over
SO years experience is at Jieon on the
morning of the 27th and will remain
until the last of every month.
For Oklahoma real estate, write or
call on c.
B. Jordan.
Enid, O. T.
The Well Known
that
All
painless.
treatment
Cross Eyes straight
enedtwtwo minutes
without pain.
Cataracts Guaranteed
Cured.
Glasses perfectly fitted to curi
all sights and guaranteed]
Headache curcd with glasses
Granulated lids,
Watery Eyes at
Ingrown Eyelasl
cured.
Catarrh permanently cured by
anew methoc
The Doctor Would likft to have fife
FriendrandFonw call Jupe
19th. Examination frqf Do not mis
this opportunity.*^