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The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
OUR SOLDIERS BAD mARKSMeN.
Gen. Wheeler says Men Go Into Battle Not
Knowing How 90 Land q nd Fire.

Chicago. Sept. 23.-fmportant reeommen-
dations for improving the army service
are made in the annual report OF the De-
partment of the Lakes. The report was
compiled by Gen. Joseph Wheeler before
his retirement
AT least four-hfths of the recruits from
this department" reads the report, have
gone into foreign service without any in
structions in rifle practice, and many of
them without having any rifles issued 10
them. 1t is needless to say that these men
are liable TO be put on the firing line be-
fore they know how 10 load and fire their
rifles, aside from the fact that they have
never been taught 10 hit the object at
which they shoot. In case recruits of this
character become engaged with disci-
plined and trained soldiers the result
must be terribly disastrous TO our troops.
When the effective range is 400 or 800
yards IL is easy to see how d lot OF Door
shots could be killed by well trained SOL
diers before they themselves could do any
damage"
AS remedy for this, Gen. Wheeler ad-
Vises two or three months training in
pointing and aiming drills, and the firing
OF at least thirty shots by each recruit
under careful and competent supervision
before the soldier is allowed 10 90 on 10
the battle line. The report also recon-
mends that board OF experienced officers
be appointed To revise the course of in
struction at the infantry and cavalry
school. Some Of the teachings, Cen.
Wheelar says, are not adapted to present
usage. Instead of fiankers to a column on
the march the report says a non-commis-
stoned officer and one private would be
sufficient. Flankers in country like
LuzOn delay the speed Of the main body.
The report continues.
Il a.so recommend that speed in march
ing be given considerable attention
have found from experience in the Philip
pines that the quicksIep was not tiresome
10 the men. ! have discovered that bY
marching fifty-tive minutes and resting
iiVe, troops could easily cover three miles
an hour. and sometimes even exceed tha,
speed"
AT the nineteen recruiting stations OF
the department S. sos men applied for en-
listment during the year. OF this number
l4.326. or about 26 per cent, We're accepted
1886 per cent. OF these were American and
about 80 per cent. or them had seen
former service
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

Hsw Ysrs, s~ps- A-FLorn-Escsirss. % SC,
Barrels experts. i7.sse ssrrsss: sales. $50 paet
area x.rks. xas held q, cid prices on seoouat az
ths relative stsadisssa ef kork.s.t cash whs.,
sns ,tsrsssfs sss sgist all ssy. Hnassots Dat.
eats. saAg
RYE FLOUa-Frn; ssiss, 30 barrels. fsir "a
goo. 1871. sei choice 70 fancy. 1uaasE
BrcKwHEAT fLOJR-oaist, atez8
BccKwHEkT-osiss. eee. E. l. q. New Ysvs
cohs sEAL-FIrz: yeilSw western. 90. st,.
81 Brfsdywins aEezN
EYE-osis,; Ne Western. %. q .. b. ssos.
State. ssss. G. !. T.. New Tofk
BAsLgY-sssssy: feeding ssas. c, 4 4 S,x
Ysyf; naitins. Ese a. G. 1. 4. saasio
sAhLgr xALT-Dsii; wsstsrn. s2ea.
FrED-E.ss<r; srrtss ersa. A ADaiTs. ala.
cliass lTssaIsw.
HAr-Ffn
Eoys-~ossss
nlDEs-Firu
LEAThER-Firnl
vooL-pzii.
BEEY-ssssty
cut xEATe-stsszy.
Ltsp-yifsi Western rsasss. 10; ss,tsns.,
siss<s q nsfsiaal. sefas1 Qsirt
.sxTTEE-rirm: srssmsY. iIs.s i.s; f.s,sry
ltsls l-s. lsas erssnsTy. IL ;-2&u 81. imi,.sss.
s',snsfaa H. issiI ~ STATE ssiry - i.sa,.
ygTpos gTsvSsTsp .,..i oll-steasy. fsilss. 81 -
sihVLstA-Eesk. rssasa ss~ Yors, sg.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
DOwIeITe ELDERS MOBBEO.
stripped and Painted with smok esta ck
varnish aud Expelled from Mansfield.

Mansfield, Ohio, Sept. "a mob formed
here to-day, and the Dowieite elders.
Ephraim Bassinger, Of Bluffton, and Silas
Moot, OF Lima, were It's victims The
two elders came in on an Erie train IN
known to the authorities They zwere rec
Ognized BY a small crowd at tfe depot.
which refused to let them enter a cab.
then followed them up the street. and
surrounded them near the center of the
city. They were then taken by the mob
70 the Richlanj Buggy Works, where
Bassinger iisrobed. but the crowd tore
Aoot's clothing from his body as he re-
fused to disTObe himself
\ paint bucket and brush were the,
secured, and smokestack varnish. a tar
Ike substance, was daubed over them
from head 70 foot IL was matted in Their
halr. and no part Of their bodies escansd
but their faces Their bodies werr tbsn
partially covered with their CLOTHING anS
the elders were marched to the home ~
r. II. Leiby. a Zion follower here. wi1o
was driven out OF the city last Sunday
There they promised not 10 return to
Mansfield. but later they said they agrees
not 10 return unless OVerseer Piper or
dered them 10 some. They were then
marched 10 the city prison 6nd locked M
by applications Of lard and benZine ~,
black VaTnish Was cut, and after new out.
fts Of clothing were furnished. they Wera
deported on a pennsylvania train at noon.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
YELLOW FEVER RAGING IN HAVANA
Thirty.ose New Gases since Fsiday-Capt.
CartwriHhr Carried on,

Havana, Sept. 9.-Thirty-one new case
OF yellow fever have been reported since
Friday, making nearly 100 now under
treatment. Capt. George S. Cartwright.
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
quartermasters department, who was
taken down with the fever Monday al
Camp Columbia, is dead Robert Thomas
and Alfred Kilbourn. Second United
States Artillery, were attacked YESTERDAY
Gov. Wood suggests that departmental
clerks should rot reside IN Havana while
the fever is raging. as FL Yedado ami
other suburbs are preferable. Accordingly
the clerks In the adjutant generals de-
partment will stop work daily At Z
O'Clock.
The North American Trust COMPANY
viii organize tobacco exchange 10 con-
pete with what is known as the buyers
trust
Porto Rico's demand on Cuba Tor the
repayment OF more than s2,JO0.OO advane-
ed Spain to conduct military opera tIons
against Cuba has been the source o. con-
siderable amusement cubans are asking
why they should repay funds lent to the
enemy for the express purpose OF SubdUlnE
them. Gen. Wood will return the docu.
ments Forwarded from Washington 10
Gov. Allen, OF Porto Rico. foeetfeF vita
a memorandum couched In dIploua-ir
language. pointing out that he is unab.s
70 take any action in the matter
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
WHAT RoCKHILL NAY ADVISE.
Withdrawal Of Americas Troops rs soon
az ~aIe-yrt 10 sieet Prince CsinE.
(CopyriEht, 1900 BY the Associated Pressl

Copyright. 1900 by the Associated PFessD
Pekin, Sept 49, via Taku. Sept 2z-Mr
William Woodville RockhiIl. special COM
missioner of the United States. has al
ready conferred with Mr.. Conger. the
United States Minister, bat he has not yet
met Prince Ching. II is understood that
he win advise that Washington withdraw
the American troops as speedily as safe.
The plan 10 withdraw the German Le-
CATION from Pekin has been temporarily
abandoned. pending the result OF further
instructions from Berlin.
The Russians report Boxer demonstra-
tion against the railway yesterday. and
the Germans are discussing ar expedition
to Paoting-fu after the arrival of their
main force.
Gen. Chaffee will go 10 Tientsin soon.
Shanghai, Sept. Alt Is believed in on
eial circles here that Prince TEan has or
will be promoted 10 membership in the
grand council, and that tbs faotai af
Shanghai Will DC appointed provincial
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
MARKET REPORT.
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

BrTTER-Msrxsr maintains q trn and steady
position aad pr7ss are strunE on fancy fresh eFsa-
err, with grades slightly under IN fair etmand.
Not much soisg in Iow usAss. Rsesipts in ssa-
erzi are not heavy. bat Flsrsiful Cor ell densnds
EGGs-Lzst sesks Pries Carrsnt rsso-ed q
stocked and egll market STAGE thea fressT
weather las displaced The tssris summer. sns With
larger consumption Of stoek. na-sst Is veyy ira
fcr fresh. ard better prices 60 follow is probable
PorLTRY-Tas demand ls brisk aae supply q
short;
GREEN FRuIT-Psachss very abundant. Fizs
varieties sell freely. Common sorts hang snd move
AZ io~ prices Saiy. Grapes and ?esrs ssuadaat
Near BY apples rather inferior in quality North
ern apples are very hns and bringing good price
DRIED FRUIT-Denshd il fsr cherries ana
huekebsrriss. though small fruit OF all kinHs
~aateG. Sun-dried apples xill sell: bright stock /
viii bring more than dark.
vEGETABLES-ssrkst for choke Irish and
sweet potatoes in good demand
GRAIS-&sFket steady.
CALVES AND LANBs-Yssl calves scarce and in
good demsnd
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
Failure Tor sI.ess.,ss.

New York. Sept et-A petition in bank,
ruptey vas filed in the United States Dis.
triet Court to-day BY George y. B.ssel
OF White Plains, who. prior to 1859 was 4
partner In the firm Of Amos Blssell & Son
doing business at Milford. y. T.. IN i've.
STOCK. The firm was dissolved in Is9 by
the Death OF Amos Bissell. the only 0ths.
partner. who was the petitioners 'athcr
sno the pettiicneT was Amos Bisseli's sole
nelr ana became sole owner of al tfa
assets OF eaid 6Tm, liabilities g.U3.7s
assets sB.ne. OF which IS 25s II a claim
aselnst the Second National BANK OF Coo
perstoxn, n Y
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
Ph.ladolphi. and Baltimore. zso; do in bull. :,

Ph:iadoiphis and Baltimore. EsO; do In bulk. 2
koSIN-Steady.
TURPENTINE-Firm, 42dt. I-..
RIcE-Stsady.
AOLASSES-Sfeeoy.
cOFFEE-spot Rio. barely steady. No pis
as; mild quiet: CoTdova, . s-4dl4 Frtvr.s
opened steady with prices 5gl0 points decline. a 4
rules weak under pressure. following the advsr@
European and Brazilian news heavy reestpts !.
Rio aud santos and absence OF outside specuiafi,-
Closed steady to 10 net lower. Total sass. A /.
coo bags. including September. SsJd6s0. Or.5ss,
s.50dss5. November. 105: December 7l0. NaTCs
7.slq7.35; May, 740GT.i5. and July. 80
sUGAR-kaw arm; fair refining. IL. osstH.
ugal, s6 test, 5. Molasses sugar, 4; refined fr1
CHEESE-FiFm. large. II lis. small white N Il
II 5-S, large eOoTed. II IL small colored n l..
Western regular packing, at mark la Ian
EGGs-Flrm: State and Pennsylvanls isan
PoTAToES-Steady; Jerseys 2sal5o. Nsr
York. l5oglse l-2: Long Island, / 5eal7 IS. Jsrssy
sweets, z25G275.
PEANUTs-stesdy: fancy hand-pleked. "a, l.,
other domestic 1904
zss " wv
FRElGHTS TO L1YERP0OI-Dull; Gotten sr
steam, tOe, grain by steam, I'D
SETALS-The price Of steel rails was reduced "a
s2o, loss OF 50. but produced no material s-.e
in metal circles as there we're sellers AZ even iou
er figures. In Northern iron a drop Of % polr,.
was recorded with the market weak; but pis iro,
warrants continue dull at 9.e7 1-2dlo37 IL rbsn
was an advance OF 81 IS in London due 20 MANN.
elation' ana prom pied q nrm but quiet ma-lst
hsre at $500 bid. Lead and spsltor ruled duh ~
quiet respectively, az unchanged prices. VII
copper showed steady undertone and was ur
changed al ls75aiT00 The brokers' price for ls.i
was $40, and for copper Is 3-41is I-g
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
NO PLACE FOR AMERICAN MINERS.
Geld HuatiEs in British GasasaA Deadly
Nsrk-t'sn Mauitas'. Views.

New York. Sept zz-GeoFge IL Moultnn.
of Colorado. United states consul 10
Demersrs. has arrived In New York on
leave OF absence. In discussing affairs in
British Guiana he said:
The rush to the gold fields of Br~sh
Guiana and Venezuela which was ex-
pscted 70 follow the settlement OF the
Venezuelan boundary dispute failed 20
materiailze. The new boundary fixed by
the arbitration court Is quietly accepted
By the people OF British Guiana and Vens-
Zuela and no further dispute IS likely TO
arise. Gold mining is stiiI being rrose-
euted IN the British Guiana fields. and a
few Americans are there trying 20 make
their fortunes. The yield OF these gold
fields is about s2,ea oo9 a year All the
gold obtained is secured by placer mia-
ing. No shafts have yet been sunk for
lode mining.
Mining in British Guiana is attended by
the greatest difficulties and h8rdships. and
there y also some danger 70 life and
limb The gold fields are ali at some dis
ianee In the interior. To reach them the
miners have 10 travel through swamp
lands and dense brush. which are infested
Dy ailigatoFs. enormous req lies and " Ia
beasts. Everything the m ners carry
along has 20 be packed by men. British
Guiana Is no place 70. American miners.
They can do better in Colorado or Mon
taua."
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
seab ard. IudusIrInI As..eio,,on.

Jacksonville, Fla. Sept 2i-Hon. John
T. Patrick chief Industrial agent OF The
se2bOard Air Line. has called q meeting
Of the seaboard Air Line Industrial AS.
ISOLATION for jacksonville October "a Is
and 20, The convention will be Tor the
purpose OF improving the stcek Increas-
ing the manufacturing, and beauttfvtns
the houses along the Seaboard sysfem
one feature viii be an invitation 10 eil
state and county representatives OF pnb.
lie instruction
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
cioudbur.t Causes Loss OF Life.

San Antonio. Tex, Sept. pa cloud.
burst In the Valley of the Nueces River
has done much damage to property, and
also, according TO reports received here,
has resulted in loss OF life on the ranches
in that vicinity. The Nueces, at Uvalde.
rose twenty-five feet in two hours time.
and broke telegraphic communication. A
number OF ranches were inundated. and
one English sheepman, ftthelber, McDon-
a.d, together with some Mexican sheep
herders. are said TO have ,ost their lives
on a ranch In the mountains near Brack-
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
Istrrn.l Rsrsans for Ansn.t,

The August statement OF The coiisc'
tions OF internal revenue shows that dD--
irg that month the receipts from al
sources amounted TO szj5a5. .7is which &
an Increase over the month OF August
last yeSr Of Si.i7l The receipts from the
several sources Of revenue are given o.
~. spiIits, Sssis-I. 'ss l.st ,sss -
Fermenfed uquors, s. 5ssess, increase.
~. 10 OleSmargsrine. N7s -; tneressr'
sz.l1z Special taxes not elsewhere shuin-
Grated. SssS. .sS1, decrease. -. - discfi-
laneous. s3.1zS. 7si: decrease, Nsl, 81 p3f-
fnr ~. issf rwo ,6onfhs there has been
an aggregate Increase Of s. stS5.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
o....,s,. R.,l.les sf ID FaItL.

Trenton. y. j.. sept. H.-Ths Presoy-
terry OF New Brunssiek In session here to-
DAY by a vote Of is to - defeated the
proposition m favor Of a revision Of the
confexsion OF Faith. The session ~as
hsla IN ,he FIRST Presbyterian Church. erj
pss T<als q Nudge. the pastor. acted a.
noderstoy The discussion lasted seyersl
hours. and II times was rather spirited
Thase ~ha lea in advocating a revision
wsrs Rex Dr Dufiicld OF Princeton Uni-
yersltv. and Rev. James p. Kennedy. OF
Trenton. The opposition Was led By Re-
Dr. Warnsld and Rev. Or. John De Will
both OF Princeton IniysTsils
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
smiled whrn Sentenced 10 Death,

special b The Washington Post
Cumberland. Mo. sept 2l-John Sadler
alias "Fegleg." who shot ana killed Stew,
art Accune at Gray Station. on the Bal.
timore ana Ohio Railroad. near Garrett
on July ~. lsss. smiled when told by th,
court that hs would be hanged on No,
yemter y. Ills mother is hopeful OF Sc
curing a pardon for him. but Sadler ha,
given ~ hope, and seems resigned.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
HURRYING THE ANNAPOLIS.
Ganboat Ordered TO China VIII Be Soon
Ready-Hiarines Expect Orders.

Special TO The Washington Post.
Norfolk. Va, Sept. 23.-The work OF pre-
pairing the gunboat Annapolis for sea.
in order that she may proceed 20 the
Asiatic station, naval officers say, will
be prosecuted rapidly. Since the capture
OF Pekin work on the collier feet al the
Norfolk Navy Yard has progressed slow
Iy. Three OF the big naval fuelers were
dispatched prior 10 the fall Of the Chinese
capital, but none since.
Although no orders except for officers
have been received touching the subject,
the marines at this yard expect TO be
ordered 10 the East soon. The men fire.
auently have very accurate advance in
formation.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25

Judge. with the notorious Boxer. Kang II.
as his deputy here.
The foreign officials are understood 10
be protesting 20 the Tangtse ylceFoys
against these appointments
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25

sb.6Z
Total to-day, net. a. 05s Great Britain $40: eon.
tinsnt s.72s stock. 2ss. .7s3 Consolidated ret
75. Asa; Great Britain. $50 France. $50 continent
49, ITS Total since September J. net $50 SIS: Great
Britain, s. 334; France. H.o7o: continent. 70 39s
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25
ISSUED FROM MANILA
Source of Instructions to Reb-
els TO Renew the War.
AGUINALD0 REJECTS OyERTUREs

Replies TO sener Baencamiue that lie Ia
eiines 90 Consider Peace PropessIs-Ex-
tended lHsurEeat Demsnstratiens-sier
Upri-iHE-FiIipiass n Good spirits.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-25

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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
Real Estate Transfers.

From May %, to June 9, 1900, as reported
by Francis Varga & Son.
j. M. Pickering to May Gates, lot in Icons Isl
W.. Ladd to w. F. Blair, land in Long =
Milo Moore to Mary E. Johnson, lots in
Leon avS ~
Referees to ]. M. Pickering. lot in Leon lU
Sheriff to Iowa Savings Il Loan ASSN
lot in Garden Grove. 1875
j. A. Brown ct al to w. G. Young 90 acres
J. A. Brown to W. q. Young. is acres in
Richland ............ Is
Lew Il. Young to W. E. Myers lot in
Garden Grove; .......s.............;..;...;. 80
M. L. Davis to Decatur county, land in
G. W. Brenizer to Chas. F. Buck, 80 acres
tayetIe ooo'
Ed. w. Teale to j. e. Teale land In New
Rob't Johnson to Albert Conner, lot in La
Francis White to Elba l.. Shoemaker, 40
acres in Grand River ................. Il
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
Husband,

If you have weak, nervous, debilita-
ted wife, do not scold or become jmpa-
tent with her. Give her kind treat
ment, loving words and MoIley's Liver
and Kidney Cordial to renovate, regu;,
late and strengthen her system, and
ruur word for it she will soon be your
healthy, happy best half. Price ST.
Sold by agent in every town and by L.
Van Werden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14

Fire Saturday morning consumed the
dwelling of B. F. McGirr on his farm
northeast of town. The building was
occupied by Dee Higdon and family.
The origin of the fire was in the cook
stove tlue and caught from the break
fast fire. Mr.. Higdon saved all of their
household effects except one carpet and
q few other minor articles: The build.
ing is a total loss to Mr.. McGirr as he
carried no insurance.-Pleasanton In.
dex.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
A Warning,

Pain or soreness in the back must
never be sighted. Kidney diseases creep
on us with only that one warning. De-
lay is folly when bv timely use Of Nor
ley's Liver and Kidney Cordial, the
great system renovator, all danger can
be avoided. This remedy is5a pJitiive
cure for kidney and urinary troubles.
Sold by agent in every town and by =.
Var. WNsfden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
Wonderful Eiqht

Cures cholera, diarrhpa, collie, cramps.
lameness, sprains, lumabgo, swellingss,
pain, Internal or external cured quicker
with Morley Wonderful Eight than any
other remedy. Sold by agentin every
town and by L. Van Werden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
NOTICE

l am still on hand to cry sales in De.
catur and adjoining counties. Twenty
years experience fits me to do the work
to the satisfaction of every one. Iwar-
rant my work. All that is necessary is
to drop card to Decatur, Iowa. Box
65 and will answer.
S. Y. HAR6ER. Auctioneer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14

Little Ethel Armour OF Rockford ILL.,, who
was so severely burned o few weeks ago has
entirely recovered and without single scar.
Used Beggs' German. Salve that always
cures scelds burns. cuts and sores, gu ickiy,
| without leaveing scars. Don't be without it.
McGrath Il Still, Woodland.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
A. H. METER,
CAREY NJ. JONES, Auct. 4l.st

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of Iowa, in and for
Decatur comfy August term, 1900.
e. s. Ellsworth and L. E. Jones,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
III. A. Thomas. o. p. Davis, Luther @. Foster
ct al. Defendants
To H. A. Thomas and o. p. Davis. the above
named defen darts:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office OF the Clerk of the District
Court of Decatur County, Iowa, the petition
of the plaintiffs aforesaid, claiming OF you the
sum OF Five Hundred and Thirteen and ss.l00
interest thereon al eight per cent. from the
first day of october, A. d. 1899. for amount due
on three promissory notes of Luther c. Foster,
Smith, jeremiah N. COPELAND dated September
9th, 1898. one for S315.43 to 3. E.Gllsworth ard
Z. e. Jones payable in installmenis one for
$685. to Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust
pelier savings Bank and TRUST Company,
with eight per cent interest, and praying
for the foreclosure ofa certain mortgage. given
to secure the payment OF said notes on tho
Northeast Quarter Of Section Four 40 ToWy
! ship Sixty-seven (67), Range Twenty-Five (25
Decatur County. Iowa, and for costs including
attorneys fees. and alleging that the defend
claim to have some lien upon or interest in
| said premises which is inferior to plaintiffs.
| No personal judgment is asked against II. o..
Thomas and Q. P. Davis: For full and com
/ plete statement of plaintiffs cause of action,
see petition.
| thereto and defend before noon of the second
day OF the term Of sad District Court Of De.
August, A. ID. 1900, q default will be rendered
against you and ju dgment rendered thereon.
v. r. MCGINNIs.
| 4O.4t Attorney for Plaintiffs
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14

Seasoned native lumber. dimension
stuff and bridge plank, material for
house and barn frames always on hand,
F. ID. CLOSE,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
Buy a Mccormick binder.
BoWIsHER & BiDptsoN. (

+. s. Bufium expects to leave in a few
days for Vermont with load of cattle
belonging to the same parties for whom
he recently took load to Mexico. Gar
den Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14

Will Flanagan is now probably OIL his
way back to the gold fields at Cape
Nome, Alaska, word to that effect hav-
ing been received by his parents few
days ago. Reports indicate that very
large amount Of gold will be taken out
there this summer.-Garden Grove
Express,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
DR.. Horner, assisted by DR.. Hansen .

DIR. Horner. assisted by DIR. Hansen of
Lamont, and DR.. Marsh of Pawnee,
operated upon ]. w. Barrett, of near
Pawnee, Monday, removing his left eye.
This eye had been sightless for some
time; and such complications had arisen
as made its removal imperative. The
patient is doing as we'll as could be ex'
pected Lamont Patriot.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14

II you want your hair to grow, don't
waste time with hair tonics. Get at the foun.
dation, which lies in the hair cells and blood
esS r aS snPRS them Th life ba
hundreds of bald heads will do it for you.
McGrAth & Still. Woodland
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-14
Mould not Suffer so AGAIN for
Fifty Times the price.

/ awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. / never felt so badly
in all my life. When came down to
work this morning felt so weak could
hardly work. went to Miller & Nc
Curdy's drug store and they recon-
mended Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. It worked like
magic and one dose fixed me alright.
1t certainly is the finest thing l ever
used for stomach trouble. / shall not
be without it in my home hereafter, fol
should not care to. endure the suffer.
ings Of last night for fifty times its price.
g. H. WILSON, Lveryman, Burgetts-
town, Washington Co., Pa. This rem.
edy is for sale by w. A. Alexander,
druggist.