davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
Rio-Holiday Receipts, I3. 900 bags
Tae statistical position OF Brazilian coPe

CCTT0N-Thers a brisk selling movement on the
Gotten Exchange this morning TIE opening S--ces a1oed
considerable i-rrEE!ary. with raF-c 7e1tu1-llus
rseuT=ratlnG tendencies
ther cor the nCnce promised rapid
previous loss The eorr weakness ldrDCy
the LIN --pool nacae- advance os 1%}sd
cline e SID compared with the figures
DAY wl-h the demand tOr cotton moderate
pi--Y1Tr, go English
te1~ish .U1ue1cs The Chronicles s."
port week. II less bIllsh expected. A
~Csd buying had been done the
generally 3ad crop adTces from public prI
eou1ces Y anything the OF the crop
Toward close
sion q selling
proportions, In which al class ot traders took PAT
still further break IN prices
ccsIns ~ lowest decline being
1870 The weather indicated showers
Texas, where ot late there had osen ceed 0t
,zl sections belt recently reported
tnlndatec condition Clear mid weather
officially reported tO-6ay.
The 5lc!a findings quite generally cS--oborated
0r beneficial
II drouth territories The outside contingent
OF margin accounts rather than
change Qf heart regarding the merB Of The
stsnd7oiut OF statistics and
situation general theory Of bull
ts q record breaking with
carried or the present he
rrase demands q ano abroad may make cotton
present prices prove to-day's
of liquidation, leaving the mar
rer condition for new rise n prices, ths
rrse Of Change today. however general gossip
iaarfs being recalled the Liverpool market took
lie initiative rciays weakness. leading 10 the pre-
sle-tor - a sul response weakness M0Ecay's
cables the English market
The range prices in tie local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
LIVERPOOL corToN MARxE-

Liverpool June so. 1 D. ul.-Cot.9n-S- -S-7t-sF,da-,..
u.s. nFIes hsSaso AIr.rsau Ua4ls fair 8isG:
s3oa IllHditnE. = -l-82d. Uidding
Ltlng, Q 9-lbd. good ordinary 1-ffI. ordinary So
ne sales of the day $3.50 bales which $40 v-e
Lor secoatlon and export and included
I-eceiPts u bales. al American Eutures oreaed -av
III S4Ssed easy american luiddling. /
90 .4d sellers July and august. .4G4@ sellers Au-
Slst and september. i4G4d Cl.0
per 1s-h4c sellers October
ers November and December cq-64d sellers Teabar
ela January 5t-ti4d sellers, January rehruary
.-54lt4 3+-e4d sellers February and March. S2-e4a
: 0'-o9d sellers March and April. 500 vaIus.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
new YORK central

HARLEM Dis ISFOE.
SLz A. NJ ard &5 P u Daily. except sunday. -
Ptrtsneid. Sundays only 81 A
pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Piursch Light
Ticket Offices II3 2dl. AZ Er1a lvay -
Union Sc W, Columbus Ave. s.
I25th st and 15sth s. Stations ,-sw ana T2S
Telephone 200 9srh Y-r r-s7--sr -
Service Baggage checked rom hotel or residencs 81
Westc0rt Express
CFOPGE 2 DANIEIS. General Passenger Are,..
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
OFFERS LITTLE TO TIE IMMIGRANT.

-ondoE. June 20-Julian Ralph contributes 70
NE Daily Mali some warnings 10 those who IN
sHo To e1igrate 10 south Africa He says;
fear rhat most OF these men viii regret having
s,er asked -ven the barest living OF South Africa
1llhCush the most popular sayings about that in
llacge region are such 20 deter lnnnigf @tlofl n
-lr -dea that fortunes are 10 be made mere Dy
-sn without aptal remains firmly rooted n man
1--a1s Where the land yields best, II IS mAlnIy
i.eles Il Is only where water " Ao.-4aALI- - si -
"S sec crops being raised, and they are grown III
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
RaiIraaos
.ENNSYLHANIa
RATLRoAo.

AsD DEsBRossEs A,.D -o5gTLtNDr STREETS
= The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
oE''"ndf streets il I've minutes later than
IH@t given below for -rvvers ty-rhfrd strees
S,s don, exceBt where otherwise noted.
- VI -. ass A-Al----l-a--el % two Bu's1 Pa-or
O.e5 a al - -s4as1es g E1.tsoerE
So, q. n PENN7yI.vA.-I8 i.IslrTE.l, -Fu-uaan
Ton cars F7r Csz5 5-ss -1, - .a9 -f5e1S5ss,-
LaliaEspa..s. I1af-- $. -'-' ''-'-1'-'
I7sss-ees'1 >9sn.le ..e c-ar1as-l and L-usville3.
o'2S - u ST LoTIs E1JFREss-F7- Pl1,ssa-x.
5.55 ? n WESTEFz5 EylP-t5ss@ 15icaro. For
''sc' p " PAcrrTC EMPRESS Ser Pf-,ssurr and
Route r---s,-- s d-' l.a -1e1ant Al valley
s-25 P VI. IFvEr .sy--a7- eseee; sa,z,-sy
WASHINGTON AND ran soUFH.
l. 20 1D11. 5 l3- l' e. e az-e- az- -7ail sgrssta
sLes5rzsses and C1r-iaas- 5tre-ts -2l E IS Con
A. l1iaias carr. +55 tnin.ae .' g. az5 B q. iSi5
11TSh -. 80 Dia-== Czr. asa DINING Ca-l. as
SO. THE5N RAILyv tT.-Exr-ezs- az. 425 D. m L 10
N9HFsi-S 3E5 n ASD WESTERN EsH.vAv-F7r Memphis
AI-AS1-e COAST LiNE.-Ez5 szs s55 a. m and y
cz3zsaFzs.Sz & oa-o RAILwAr-s55 a. ra week
81 So r. AIS: L.,ca.-zz7-zs u IS D. n ana 1z1o
S's5, % ~. .5527 ~ C1'lF2E -a NoRToLK-715 n
Atlantic -ITr.@8 s. Il nj ~ a-- -o 7-..s-s.-.
S-aalaE-
,-Nf1 1iAA-I--- v-ees5-I5--
FE points EsV Z11- .-4-~- p4er-,,4 r~---.
II III Sl-1s--'.E- street s-z-1n $50 m. I'D
e. and
a. 7- from Des-
n "a s. -il 80 ---tla-t -rseet-t 2It 900
-" 91----lys .l-Ei. -y1- 3.Iu ana
'-'O D. n SUNDAYS. s. -. - M. 8 IS o. m
FOF PHILADELPHIA
~ sLesnr7sses and CCr--a1ar s1-a-ts eW q 50
- 80 80 s55 Pe--a- Limited 1910 rTes5ross1s
ana Co-tianGc Streets. lgg t1la.- Csri lO 81 .5--
80 r. a. --1. 30 .Des1-1zses -1r-la1tt
-eet@ ---tf 10, So SO. As Dining Carl.
D * ,---'5 F. Err $50 l-.alas -ar 80 50 sa1
. q -
80, SO, 30 9.55 Tlu-te5} 855 1885 Dining Ca-i
T. T. 100, Loo Dining can. - 500 IS .L.ainF
a. = - Dining Car. J5 tDtn--- Ca-t -.5 -
% 2 n -LEl-
Ticket Offices 94I 1878
wy As1or House West TVerrg-tal-l street Stz-on-
so "a lt-r 1r L-Su-lzses
Court Street $40 Fllou Street. Broadway ana
l4's annex st-rl-1. 6r--l-yu- Station. Jersey
NY me New York r1---l-- XVII cali
70 destination '-
Ieepha1e e+ EiEhre-ura for Penrsv-a-a RaI
Service
S- g. ~ -0FtINSNN. r WOOD.
General AanaEe- Genera. Passr Assur-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
The range prices in tie local market to-day
vas follows

+roD p1rchange special Liverpool canles-Spot eottCu
sFrTand 5000 bales speculation ana
eTrgrt 900 lean oOJo r1lao.ls upaIl % u -i,-
dfs-4If. closed easy 2-83d higher % a-Hf1 .9
~ 26s Tanuary-F eurIary. SS-Ss5 Feb
-.+-- -cb is2as March-April 452T June 5-aavs
July-Auglst- 5-4s August
eTper-)etober 5ss; 0ctooer-NoveHbeF ADS
NoxsIP4Sa5 ISTD SSAI-DsaIsnss restricted satuT
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
ERIE RAILROAD

TnruuEn traL-s NeW AuTA. loot U ~-alllaTs
r0Il . ullu earier "
DalIy-Soud fur Buffalo 5 D ID
AaVeriy. E-4l14fa 3-AazcrG Co2cles
Iaror cal and dining 70 BuAaI0-
u--Dal!ys except sunday 10
Cwego Wavery. Elulra and Delaware Valley points
Daily PORT Je!vls ana A4ontiieAo Flah FArtor cara
30 D. H. Daily.-Chicaga LiuliIst-FasJ mali-s0lsd
tru L. Chicago arriving 30 Art. Cleveland 40
m ~ Cleveland
m Da-ly.-BUTalo and Cleveland ExpTess-a-r
sunrat9 Bradford 20 jamestown go ald X0Lnss
town 10 - Cleveland l23O p Seegers BUaal0
and Cleveland Care
0.I5 D. N. Dslly.-Sold train Tor Binshautuu. wav-
ery EIrlra Chicago. sieepers Bufiao. Chicago.
ciaaati. Dining
TEyIC,El ETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i CCSTNODATIONS al III Il2. 26l. 401 e57
aav I5G East 273 West t2Ata ST. Chambers
and V-ast 81 ferries. 333 FGl.aa
St as Broadway. Brooklyn. i22 River St Hohoksa.
York Transfer ca calls for
baggage destlnRffnR
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.


Leave New York. Liberty street: South Fsr-y
CVhitehau TernuaD earlier.
spaIly TExcepJ Sun1ays tSludayA
CHICAGO. $50 II. Liberty ssrses only. s130 ,.
PFTTsBCR5i .4sO a. n Liberty street only, .aOa
m. - 90 D n and u niKll.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 q n zoe D u
81 Is uight
COYAL Blue TR ANS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE ra-uO. 'lOOO (Dtnsr3.
SIl-SJ N tDlner1- TLu0 eLller}. 30 tliner
goo C'ROyal Limited exclusively Pullman TTa-n-
Diner and Cael 100 lDine-l. 100 tDlaeEJ Al
NORFOLK o n
AL Illuminated win Ptutsch Light.
Br1afWay. 3 T-1o.
sq ". II Bowery. n Y 239 FuIron ~ E3rooEIya-
Terminal Liberty s. Baggage -
from Eote - -r destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
sorrHERN corToN MARvErz

Memphis. June 3o-Corton trrn: Eliddlng e4sc; low
m-ddling, 9s4cs good ordinary Receipts. - bales
shipments. $50 bales sales. loo bales stock $40
bales
Baltimore, June 3O.-Cotron nominal. ul1diug sac
low middling. s5-16e good ordinary, l1-16c. Stock
729 bales
Galveston. June 8oCotton steady; midd.ns csc low
niddling. 91sc; good ordinary, sc Receipts +48 bales
sales. 80 bales: stock, S.Su7 bales.
Neyv-Orl-aEs 80 Cotton quiet uniddltng, lS16c
nddag 9ssc good ordinary. S1sc- Receipts. T63
Continent. S101 bales. sales 800
bales spinners 1910 bales; stock s. l95 bales
savannah. S0-CottOn quiet; middling. 9lacs low
nid1linc s7sC; Dod ordinary, s1c Receipts iJ9 bales
sales 1877 bales; stock. 1888 bales.
Louis 90-Cotr0u steady; rnicd-IlE 9l2C; low
mlddIinE 3-LSc. good ordinary, 1a-6c- Receipts
shipments 6+6 bales sales SEQ bales stock "a s26
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
WABASH RAILROAD.

The Famous Continental Limited which View
York via West shore r. r az 7 p. NJ, Viii
T. A.. Chicago az 3-35 2 n aud 81 Louis I-l5
A rzx second morning,
Through car service New York st. Louis d L
& ~ al A NJ arriving Louis Al p NJ. and
kansas CITY. $50 P ii. next day.
Through reclining freei and sleeper New
YORK. Chicago. via y Y. o 3 W. al p NJ. arriving
Chicago "
h B MCCLELLAN G z. A.. ss7 B.way.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
BGllrod0s.
LEHiCH VALLEY.

Stations ed CoranC DesbrosSes Streets
D T. 4
COrrlandt Desbrosss
Streets. DalyeycepJ sunday Sulay leaves Other
daily JSulday SIS eSuHIAy leaves 10
Sunday leaves 615 IN sunday leaves 55 Pm Sunday
lea ,-lj A. N. ssunt~y Leaves 81 Y.
t@F.I q. u 10 A. N. Local for EASTQN.
81 II. 20 Il. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
Coal r gtnns-.
-,II.55, 1000 Noon SLACK DIAMOND Ex-
Hardsumesr sealing
Detroit q a j Chicago Dining vice a
fls.55. .n9P M.t For WiLkLS-iiALI IRE SCRANTON.
T'3.5S 10 Rsgioas Intermediate points
v+5. Q. "a. ..sA N. Local Tor MAUCH CHUNK
~3.5z. X8. f0P chicago VestibEe LIMITED. For MAG
points Through Sleeping Chicago
.1.55. 500 p. Il Expos tion Express BUFFALO
-p.T5. .. % p NJ For ITHACA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
an u est Sleeping Cars % chicago
FLAINFIELD aad BOCND BROOK, locals, daily except
sunday 's5 q ~ = ~ e. '5l, So - and 9 ? a.
Tczr and Pullman ~ u.s. 2e 30 s5 and
I54 roadvsy : Unou sauAre West 20 Columbus Ave n y
y Tsc- Co VIII call for and caeck baggage from uotei
81 d deSlfn ~
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
NAVAL STORES.

There was an active noted FOR spirits turpentine
and market lc advance from the previous
davs closing. and unchanged quota
tions fcll1w-
-AHs-ReEulars 81 10; do o bb.s. s. 25
SPIRITS RPEETINES-4s5l7G4 G47r
EQSTN-Crumon 10 good Etrainsd, 81 80, = 81 %, =.
81 7F G. 81 80: II 81 S. 81 55. K. s. Il. II S2G5' y
81 So W c. 81 20, u ", IS.
STOCK ON HAND
SPIRITS turpenrtie 80 - oo7
Tar -A-S Dds
Charleston. 30.-Turpenuine-HIarzet firm al 42c
unchanged
Savannah June 3O.-Spirits rurpentine firm 43'sc;
cepts 800 bbls sales lldl exports. es Rosin Arm
receipts 2996 bbs sales lbs exports 49gf que ID
! s. IS: K 81 Is: n. s. so; \. s. 10 " C. 50 30 "
W So so
Wilmington. June So-spirtts rurpsptine Arm 42eg43c:
steady 81 05Sl ie receipts. 326
bhIs jr1de turpentne quiet. 81 90 60; receipts
1I4 bbls Tar steady 81 40; receipts. IS bbls,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

MCLASSI,S AND SYRUPS-Beth NATE. vro-. .-,
5ng spirit Of in6lerence coacerns new Business
Orleans open SetSie @ Prime soqSc' New
23ci fancy, 70 5q&sc wv s0o-' -'"-Se' PRIME ZlS
OCEAN FRE1GHTs-A moderate business was naDor.e5
M sd oiASe and there was steady inquiry vessels
BUY win limited number offerings at the rates bd
IN tT wee Witaout change There was Improvement
Rates ere SE steam t9nraSe and business light
Liverpool were %. d; London AID GLASGOW S5 Bsoi m u
hamburg 5ep55 pfennigs; Rotterdam 74c Alsteriara
IN S2I2n 70 Llyerpoo per 100 n. 1sc London, oats 2E
a. Sco.tonseed oil was neglected about STEADY
oil steady Charles 3. TanGer & Cas- Circular sSid!
is srn export demand unless Al 5rios sSy soy mere
8Te 1T 9go'as2ns % some sales have been made OF
o. o. cao.ce yel!ow bleaching oil at Sel2c b. all for
] by our reers in tae price OF crude which is merely
Lard since last advlces shows consider he brs
so @ oPen.as mis- morning al 50 50 FOR July So
SIgh4v b4t+e- si ms On the other hand tallow is
al this bor For @ t5s 5 J al Receipts Of cotton oil
tor export are Z8l4 bills" We quote: Petroleum. n6ls
in 0uk 50 25 rened cases Ne~for So IS eot5onses sd
3Ga36 szc: off sumner veovT @ pe sumner yeov
8sca- @ PRIME ~al{e' CSC nominal prime winter yellow,
2al.ea Seq 7oci Calcutta raw, 78c; Western Lnseed oil
au9Jed a e g2der city brands: lard OIL. 54g56c,
Fi'ov market de- ye0ped considerable weak
Chicago had 20 6So hogs ana % as4 Zee ssag @ @ 9y packers
Sit go ] ]shor5 clear SlsBSl5 BEEF-Dun; quoted:
% 1Sa Saa mess ss si8s7 so9S2 2@s $40 59gs 90
4loyea $2oa%@1, DRESSED HoGS-Frm: quo,ed:
CJ AlAALs-4lcklec bellies steady; quoted: Smoking
Picked shoulders duh Picked aau}s steaGv
quoted 80 1PlO3 INALLCV--Frrn.
quoted
dull; quoted 65cc. Refined lard steady. quoted sIf6
40C- kegs %
pound steady quoted City, ca d63sc. Western 50 1854
I-A5sINEuieJ; quoted: OleO. dIc: CITY lard
stearlue,
FICE-Snaau sales only reported in the market
lur rt-s and no changes Crr.rn-s
OF desirable grade staple light during
part OF the Southern markets
changed Quotations follow. Domestic common 10 low
la-r. a - &c ia4 % Eood +7U5c; prime choice
- E3@sc mead 4o72c Fatna - @ A4c, Japan 4-4R
ocs Java +-a4+a-cf H-lEE7on. In bond. -U2i.c.
SUGAIThe refined market ruled strong through
OUT the snort session with large dsnand
grades 11r country shipment follow
Loaf and crushed. 6-t- 4crQas hair
mould 4, du3c; cubes ana xxx powdered
ort-d coarse powdered and fruit powdered 00c Eagle
coHleetion=rs grauulted 6c, Eagle granuated
and extra nus granuatei, 53Uc. cartons N
bags and q u bags " hne g-anualed 59Oc EagIe hue
Sra1ulare1, standard Era1uIared and diamond A
3, 555C; No o. 5SGc. No r 525c: No s c1c. No o.
5-i5c, No Io 5lnc5 No II, O5C ., Il nd
IL sc. Raw sugar strong held
despite easier ruling
remained II ll-l6c fsr 5G centrifugal 2-I6c for
SO ullscovado and 56c for so
Cane London regularly reported as steady
with Java quoted lbs Cd and fair refining l2s
present month quoted
lis Sd and next month At lis 244
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
OTHER MARKErs-Bv rE:E-eRAp7

AoiS-ReeeiDts were Is cars or So head Including
= head fo- sale Feeling steady for I've hogs
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foor Of Rector ST.
through % Point Pleasart-s0O. 1890. 400 A NJ
100. 100 3-45. $50, $40 p IL Th-1ugh C1,ea-,
Grove-s;00 P NJ S1ndsys-Through % Point Plsasa1t
1000 A NJ. 100 800, SEQ ? NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
~4:50. ~730. 300 $1,000 81 I'D N Il -Oo
1SO 500 73 80 400 +i3o. 800 100. -T30 500
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
f'4;30. fsO0 'l0.10 sI1.3O A. H. 4l00 $50 ss:OO
500 STO0 p NJ. - IL
Offices. Liberty ST. Ferry. south Ferry. u3 III 2sl
4Ss. 945- 1900. L5rt Broadway. I-3
p Union 81 Was-I I25th
ST. "a Columbus Az N-E York : Court s44
Fultan St Brooklyn 9S l ar1sburz
York Transfer Co calls for
From Liberty 81. only 'DalIy. rDaIy. except sun
Sundays only rSa-uriays only.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
CENTRAL R. R. OF AEH JERSEY,

Anthracite Coal used sxc-usfveIv
-Four Tracks. 'Elect-C-F
Stations n New York. Liberty 81 ana S51I-b E'e--v
Iralns ieaE Liberty 81 as below f1e south Terry
ave minutes eao8sU sEtaec as uotsdl -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
NER YnRK. lNTl9In 3 WESTERN IN

N-a i1Ihr 1AiA AitiG q HI LIN rs.
Trains West 42l S. Ferry as follows I'D rnu-aa
Fra~S-.l
Express Osve-1 8 a
Mountain Express sidney N-1rn.
tizlt ErrlEtll
3 W
TClI-aso Limited -o Western ..-. auo j. N
7SunIav Special MaL-r1Vl
500 EZcursiln ---'--' -t H.
saturdays ozly. -Da-Iy- -s1rtavs only
Tickets and parl1r car seats M S--. ef5 a-1 75s
Broadway. l5T SIN Ave .F5 ----rls zass
l25th s.. 90 Vest l-S-a View E--S. -1u-- ST. 800
Fulton 81. ss Braalysa-. H-a-zIve
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago June ao-rha leading future. ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
LACAAMANNA RsLRltp.

-.t--s IA Ne"-4aEA. lot . aaFlsl llll ~aFlsla--
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

receipts OF nreadstus interior points in thousands
rTee oiphsrs COOo omitted flour bbIs grain bush as
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12
Through Tourist Sleeping Car Service Il
Texas, Old Mexico and
California.

Via Chicago Great Western Ry, to
Kansas City and Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
and Southern Pacific Railways through
Dallas, San Antonio, FL Paso and Los
Angeles to San Francisco. Only through
car line from the North west to Texas
points and connecting at Spotford june
ton for all points in Old Mexico. These
cars are in charge of an experienced
official and leave Des Moines every Sat
urday at ll40 a. m. reaching Dallas
the following Sunday, San Antonio n
Monday, III Paso on Tuesday, Los
Angeles at noon Wednesday and San
Francisco early Thursday morning.
These are Pullman Tourist Cars similar
to those run on all transcontinental
lines and the charges for berths are
about half those regularly charged. To
persons vino have made the trip to
California via other routes, this South.
ern route will prove most delightful
change, and to persons contemplating
a trip to Texas or Mexcan points, il
furnishes facilities heretofore unofered.
Full information furnished by any
Chicago Great Western Agent, or f. II
Lord, q. 2. 4 I. A., ll3 Adams ST.,
] Chicago. 333.3t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. /
Items Of Interest as Reported by Our Correspon-
dents from Surrounding Towns and Townships.
Tusxec'go.

Rev. Williams, addressed the people
at this place Saturday evening.
Charles Mahornay, of Danville, Ill.,,
cine Tuesday for visit with his bro
ther, Owen, and other relatives.
Miss Lucy Dunbar visited her brother
Bertha Ray Suudayed with Tersa Pat
terson.
School began at this place Monday
with Miss Eva Cash teacher.
Blaine Ballinger, nephew of George
Foslick, arrived Wednesday from Chi.
cago, and will make this place his future
home.
Several from this place are attending
the l.. ID. S. conference at Lamont.
Tom Barnes and wife and wife spent
Tuesday al Patrick's.
Mrs. Barrett and daughter Merle, were
guests at Ed Scott's Saturday.
Mrs. Beard and baby Cieta, Sundayed
at Piercy's.
Florence E,lmonson and Edith Heck.
athorn spent Saturday night with Lilly
Bradley.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Fosdick sunda yed
at Piercy's.
Nellie Ashburn visited Friday with
her sister, Mrs. q. II Piercy.
Miss Ethel Bowman, OF Davis City,
began the Center school Monday.
Several of the kellerton folks attend
ed church at this place Saturday night.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12
Center.

Ed CARRIER is getting to be quite a
photographer. We have seen some of
his work and pronounce it good. He
has just purchased a new $50 camera
and is prepared to do all work in his
line.
The telephone line to Elmer Browns
is completed. It's only a question of
time when every farm will be connected
by telephone. Perhaps this invention
has made more rapid progress than any
other as it has only been twenty-four
years since Bell exhibited his telephone
in Chicago which was the first success
full instrument although several earlier
attempts had been only partial failures.
To-day there are about 100000 miles of
wire in use for telephone lines in the
United States alone.
MIR. Baker is going to attach tele-
graph instrument to the line which runs
from Crown to Mr.. Duflield's s:
Moore 4 Axes shipped hogs from
Crown last Saturday. They are paying
cents for hogs which is the highest
price that has been paid this year.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-12
Burr OAK Ridge.

Garner Il Cannon sawed wood in
this vicinity last week.
Miss lola Bruner returned Saturday
to Des Moines after short visit with
her parents.
j. L. Mitchell and wife, VIM. uazlet
and wife and Mrs. Fannie jenkins, Of
Leon, attended church at Eden Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Offield visited at Orien
Keller's Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Horney has a new sewing ma
chine.
Albert Finch purchased hogs of w. ii.
McCalla.
Il. j. Horney and wife took dinner at.
Charley Honn's Sunday.
Mesdames Chastain and McCalla call
ed on Mrs. Comstuck Friday.
A. j. Rumley and family took dinner
Sunday at Geo. Meeks.
II. H. johnson is quite sick, DR..
Brown is the attending physician.
Z. f.. Chastain has the mumps.
Mrs. philip Meek called on Mrs.
Horney one afternoon this week.
NJ. D. Shira and wife called ut Gene
Gammon's Sunday afternoon.
Dennis Daughton purchased a COW OF
Mr.. Comstock.
Phillip Meek lost work horse one
day last week.
Bill johnson will occupy the house
IN Elmer Rumley's place.
t School commenced at East Eden Mon
day With Miss Allen, of Leon, teacher.
Mr.. Williams an insurance agent was
on the ridge one day last week.
George Meek and wife we're pleasant
callers at Charles Chastain's Saturday.
Rev. Samson, of Van Vert, filled his
regular appointment at Scratch Eye
Saturday and sunday.
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Winnie Cowles took dinner with C.
Osborn Sunday.
Josie and Bessie Blakesley went to
Lamont Saturday and will stay until
after conference.
Mrs. Hattie Robinson and little son
Forrest visited at NJ l.. Hubbard's
Sunday.
George Evans and Maud Osborn at
tended church at Leon Sunday evening.
jim HAYES moved on the Vernon
place last week.
Everett Dale and Merton CoZad visit
ed with Ed Campbell Sunday.
Mrs. A. b. McClaren visited Mrs. S. j..
Cozad Sunday.
Tom Forsythe, OF Lineville, attended
Sunday School at Smallwood Sunday.
! Blanch Osborn spent Sunday with
| Percy Dale.
/, r. Fl. Durham visited with his sister
| Mrs. Eunice Dale Sunday.
Several from Morgan attended church
at New Salem Sunday
Mrs. O. w. Peck returned to her home
in Allerton Sunday.
/ The Sunday school at smallwood is
1 progressing nicely under the Leadership
!, of Mr.. Robinson.
/ Rev. Hamilton delivered an excellent
sermon Sunday at Smallwood.
Mrs q. w. Barr visited her daughte
Mrs. Lucy keshlear at Pleasanton Sun
day.
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April Showers
! Wash away the filth and waste tina
have accumulated during winter.
In like manner Hoods Sarsaparill
expels from the blood impurities tina
have been deposited during the seaso
when there has been but little perspira
ton and perhaps constant confinement
4 in impure and viliated AIR. ltis a boo
to tired mothers, housekeepers, teach
ers and others who spend their tim
indoors.
! 1t gives the blood richness and vital
ity, fitting it to nourish and strengthe
the nerves, muscles and all the grea
organs of the body. It cures all sprin
humors and banishes that tired feeling
/ 1t is the best medicine money can bu
for all diseases caused by impure q
Impoverished blood. You should begi
taking it to-day.
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