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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
Harm III o%erfamfen.

Ger nnter;ei6nets lit selonmen, feline 100
ader 9roBe Sarm, 40 Qder anitoBeno an
@ranb cafe i'm Conn &odpiae, sruei Wei-
len BON STRIDE uno cine babe Meile BON
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sunsen ;u perfaufen. Nuf Der Narm autes
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gen bel NidS. % Ed r,
l2-4t. Hofpile Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
3ak Tsas.

V5e- gountp Gemmiiidrs pom Wors
riion County rperoen am 81. Wdrs au
ibrer re9elmd Bisem Weliammluna aus
la%mmfntreten. = Wonias murbe uns
ter Boz lieer hes Midiers >. 9. Sea,le
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bier. rslder in Waritou's NolSiduer.
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pom einem nodenlanssu Seiu6e IN,
minneapolis nod bier Suriid uno bat
feline Stellnn9 in Serrn Walm's @e,
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lest in Belgrade anidiiis lit. befano
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Dem junS'n Sotte eiiiet redt ansenebs
me Nbenounterbaltuua. ~ Der iib pie.
le Sreumoe Der Samstie Onsuam
eln9efunoen battem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
Sem 0tbate fur Sirsermsifer,

Su Sinit9t auf bic iest aIerorts ltatt:
finben6en @emeinoemablen birfter
naditebenbe Sebu 9ebote iir 8irser:
meilter, mie iie Elm baoii9es Slatt
brinst, aud BEL uns Sntereiis finoeu :
l. SeraiB ME, taB bu oas Saupt be,
@emetnbe biit uersiB aber au9 ni9t,
baB man bid besbalb am meileiter
liebt uno beoba9tet uno oaB bid Die
Steine am lei9teiten treffen t6nnen.
2. Sbue niemals nit @iiien tenant
l1nreat, aber LAB bic Soffuunsiabren.
es alien redt MAIDEN 81 t0nnen. &au:
fe Dir unseidumt Neruen in Der Stdr=
fe BON SdiHstauen, benn uiele mer:
ben oaran sieben uno Serren.-3. Nls
9oritano Der birserli9en &oaesieu
iteue oi6 gut nit btsien; oenn vuiele
Sanoe iino oes 9aien Soo"; bore
a~lle;eit auf iaren Stat uno bebente,
baB uiele seIuObnli9 mebr miiien als
nur elmer. aber uersib aud ni6t, baB
bel ser Wense Der &opfe nidt INNER
bic Wtense Der 8e;sbeit tt. Oct
nsr 9.meinoe Jet INNER elm treube=
iorster Slater uno 8ater uno sebe
beinen Witbirsern in allen Stiden
nit eutem Seiipiel uoran uno fiir4te
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iolte es aber aus meilen @riinben-
Elm Sirsermeiiter tbut aqes MUIR aus
meiien @riinoen-benno1 einnal 9e=
ideben. 10 uersiB nidt, beinen 2ba=
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@etraa 81 Sablen. - 6. 8ie bisber,
10 iouit ou tinitis boppelt beinen Ell
senen &inoern elm itrenaer Batter iein,
oamit es nidt belize: rCes Yiarrers
6uno un6 oes Sirsermeiiters Bube
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baltic itets tn gutter Srbnuns; stsi9:
mobl balte INNER eisenes &eiieselo
purat gum ndditen 2anoesseidusnis,
benn man iast, haB bel Der Wen9e
Der @siese Elm Sirsermeiiter einen
SUP INNER I'm @eidusniiie babe
8 Collie Dir einmal etpas Weni6=
lides b%eoesnen, mas sumeilen au4 in
bohen &reiIen porfommen io0, unb
bae man in Der 8eamteniprade vNaie"
beiBt, 10 bepabre fibles Slut uno
tr0me bid nit Ser slidli6en Sersdns=
lldtsit aues Sroiiden uno beoente,
raR NIes aEf g,ben Elm Gnoe nimmt,
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msinoe : @ilitationen meroen gu ben
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mutt: Isle sefauen mir nidt!" bod
bleibe mutis fteben; benn es miro
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uno laB ME anber ydt Die 9roBe Geds
mun9sabhor, Die pe,bunoen lein mir
nit Dem lebten sroBen Nus9eri1t OH
Gnpe Der Oin9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
6elb fir TarmamIeibcn.

Sie Cooper oanb COMPANY in ct. Gloub
bat ueridieoene tauienb Dollars YripateelS
auf quite SarmlGnoereien ~ perleiben. STA.
ten BON 5 bis Z Erosent lie mad Seitimmuno
Der i3eit uno bas anleibebetra9s. Capt Sure
Spplifationen bel
1921 u. Gooper, War.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
Cute Sele9enbeit.

Weine S6miebe= unb 8a9en : DertitGtte
nebit alien @erfSeu9en unb porrdtbi9em SRA
terial lit biai9 Sl faufen ooer au6 be Ye=
bGuli6feiten gu perpa6ten.
SEQ. Sartung,
1881 albanp, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
Sam 1. Samar Ois 3um L. gar,.

WdbrsnS Der e,ltsn swei @onat.,
o'eles Sabres mu,o ben in Der gountuz
Sd'aemeiiterssS rfse S3s, 695. 6s an
ACKNOWLEDGMENT be5ablt, meld. Gum.
me lld anf' bic einselnen 9ouns, Dill
lases uno Sldote M e folst osrtbeilt:
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Soiepb sersbeFf uno Satin Gil Maru
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NlUdtono =
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08

Sic auff III" R0iten Het uneen bon s~crofelu.
DIE mon frn l.. Tub M ttelit Sooo's "a iapd.
r1la erSlelt 9teies Rlttel iudat isa1es 8lei.
dett bel 8lutf a fbeite'. ,rautt sur SJoo's
Soo6fs Hfter limo nit Der Sc, D aemaHt
uno pollig gIsid q Sr6Be uno gepibt. csc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08

tY &ommt uno beiihtist bic
islbltipislsnoe Orsel. Gin Tino fann
bic lHwierisite Muiif ipielen. s. @ap.
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&afer, $50 SuS. &orn, 400 Sus.

petaui eno uft Der / rm r! Sai,t TT 81
alsrr's am n erseugt Q / G ,ibe aohl
per M6rr! &c De otcl Notis nit it 81
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st. Martin am 2. Mdr,, in Solo
Sprins am 3. uno f., IN &ldmono
am 5. uno g., in P%apnesuiue ON l..
in Belgrade am TO-, IL. uno II.
unb in 8rooten am ID. Mdr3.
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Sur ben ,Gorbfttrn- berihtet Don &eaif6x,
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DR.NIVEN

miro m 26. unb 81. N.br.
in Saut Centre uno on,
%. Sebruar uub ON |.
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Masmsnb.

S~nnerbalb, Der @rensen Der ct.
Nntbonp @emeinee gu @apmonb, irsi
Eabaa serannt, sibt es Der no,wesi.
iden, i9mebi9en Sarmer unb We'
tbooiiten nod uiele, benen bic 3unab,
me Der &atbolif,n nidt beba9t uni
caber gu mdBisem Yreiie ibre xiesen:
l6aiten losi6laSen mobten, wenr
ii9 &daier oaiir finben iOIten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08

Ser friiber in Sprins SID mobn'
baft serueiene. ieet aber bier anlaiii9'
oerr Martin Gresmann rsilte mad
Noro Oatota, no er lth in Der Ndb'
pom Yalep Gltp nab elner ,Sdrm um:
iiebt. gr beiu4te eincn sroBen 9beiI
bes Slaates, iano aber in Barnes
9ountp oas bette eano. uno i'm nd9
item 6ribiabr seoentt Ct na@ oorter
~um5uSeben.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
A Change in the Drug Business.

Negotiations have been closed by
which there is change of ownership in
two of Leon's drug stores. w. + Myers
has purchased the interest of Lew III.
Young in the store of w e Myers & Co.
on the north side of the square and will
continue the business under the name
of w. E. Myers who is sole proprietor.
Lew H. Young and w. G. Stempel have
purchased F. j. Honnold's drug store
and the business will be conducted un.
der the firm name of w. c. Stempel &
Co. MIR. Stempel who will have charge
of the store is no stranger to Leon hav-
ing worked in Honnold's drug store a
couple of years ago He is now steward
of the hospital at the state penitentiary
at Fit. Madison and has rendered his
resignation. He will move his family to
Leon at once and become a permanent
resident of this city. He is first. class
pharmacist and made many friends
during his stay in this city. Both stores
are now being inyoiced and the trans
fers will be completed this week. Mr..
Honnold who retires from the business
takes the building now occupied by the
firm in the deal. He has not decided as
to his future business but will not en-.
gage in the drug business in this city.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

The exclusive shoe store of F. Lay.
toms was closed for invoice M onday, he
having disposed of the stock to Mr.. S.
A. Miles, who recently moved to this
city from Richland township. The
store will be known henceforth as the
Leon Shoe Store: and will be under the
management of MIR. l. G Conn, former
ly of Marengo, Iowa, brother-in-law
of Mr.. Miles. MIR. Conn is a very agree.
able young man, an experienced shoe
salesman, having been engaged in the
shoe business at Marengo for the past
seven years. The stock will be added to
and made one of the best shoe stores
in the state Of Iowa. Charles Pennis-
ton, the shoe artist, who has been with
MIR. Layton for several years will re
main with the new new firm, and there
is no better workman in the country
than MIR. Permission. Mr.. Conn will be
pleased to meet all the old customers
and will endeavor by up-to-date bust
ness methods to increase the already
large patronage enjoyed by this store.
Dropln and get acquainted with the
new manager and he will interest you
with bargains in the shoe line. Mr.
Layton expects to engage in the shoe
business elsewhere and has almost clos
ed deal. He expects to leaye Leon
with his family next week but has not
fully decided on his new location.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
At HurSt'S!
Observation-Disclosures
The Blankets!
Observation-Disclosures,

No stretching the blanket
here. They ale family size,
big and wide and long. We
have look out for that and the
prices are as little as you usual.
ly pay for the common sort.
Maybe you have not fully de-
cided about the kind you'll.
buy. Come when you like
and we'll show you the goods
and tell you about them. You
will be surprised at the extern
of the stock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
Geo. w. Baker al Lamont,

Lamonl, Oct. IL, 1900
EEIToR REPoRTER-We had an ora
feast last night. The unsophisticated
Geo. w. Baker followed the mighty cam.
paign war horse of the Hawkeye state,
and literally took the bone out the gov
ernor's fabrication of sophistry and Gun
ningly devised fables. George wasted
neither time nor material in pointing
his theme with jokes and anecdotes but
sent his facts of logic and reason to the
reason loving man in manner toe
earnest and we'll directed to be lodged
George IS not an orator but he made a
brilliant hit on every point last night.
once heard George say that he stood
squarely on the Omaha platform and
helped to nominate him then for the
office he now holds But he took back
the statement and resigned the nomina-
ton. Then helped to elect him four
years ago on the fusion ballot and |
shall not say now that | did not choose
the wiser part to do the most good. He
is in the harness and l am ''bors du
combats". He had full house last
night with many ultra republicans pres
ent and while he scored the admins
tratlon for the manifest result. of class
legislation he treated the party and
voters with marked consideration and
respect and was congratulated by them
for his fine effort from his standpoint.
am not a democrat as is we'll known,
but my sympathy runs nearest the dem.
ocratic avowal. | shall vote for Bryan
and also for McGinnis and | care not
who knows 1T. followed the flag in
the war for the Union, and my heart
went out in sympathy for the unhappy
victims Of Spanish Unsuitable greed and
oppression. But when the administra-
ton assumed to purchase struggling
people at the hand of a tyrannical and a
vanquished foe, and when the admins.
trations of the past refused to protect
Its citizens in property and r, ligious be-
lief and forced the abandonment of an
obnoxious principle by religious bod y
OF its industrious and otherwise exem-
plary citizens, refusing to grant them
government employ and to recognize
their claims to Official title and dignity;
then in the face of all this, go straight
way and enter into league of unity
and protection with an unchristianized
people-guilty of the same suppressed
abomination--pronising to protect them
In their lnhuman barter of human souls
in defiance of the constitution and our
own former acts, | become disguised
and naturally desire change. l am in
favor of the constitution in all it's bear
ings. | believe it is god given and
should follow the flag.
ELDER JOHN ID. BENNETT.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
Our Special Scenery
A Dream of Magnificence.
Great Electric Fountain
Prices 35 and so Cents.
TO REOPEN CHURCH.
kellerton Methodists to Have Not
able Meetings Saturday and
Sunday in lmprov-
ed Building.

The Kellerton Methodist church,
which has been undergoing a thorough
cleaning and extensive Improvements
for the last few months, will be reopen
ed Sunday, Oct. 81. In connection
with the reopening the presiding elder,
Rev. w. B. Thompson, will hold quar-
terly meeting. The conference will
meet at 80 p. m., Saturday, Oct. 20.
This being the first quarterly confer
ence for this year makes it important
for all officials of the charge to be pres
ent. Rev. Joseph Stephen. our pastor
at Leon, will have the dedicatory ser
vice in charge and will do the preach
ing. Rev. Stephen is successful man
in this line of work. He with Elder
Thompson and the pastor will meet the
board of trustees Saturday evening.
The same evening we wish to meet the
cabinet of the Epworth league. We
hope there will be none absent.
There will be services at the church
Saturday at 3 p. m. and 100 We may
also have services Sunday at p. M.
This is not sure, but will be defin tely
stated Sunday morning. We exp ect
this to be a red letter day for our So
ciety here. Let every one expect and
work for a sweeping victory. let no
one doubt, Jet no one fear.
aIc..
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
The Underwear!

We have been much compll-
mented on the underwear stock
this season. Guess we own
some of these goods at less
than the market price for our
selling price is usually less
than cost for some Of the stores
Although the supply is large
the sales have been much larg-
er than usual SO don't delay if
you want to pick up the plums.
Be glad to show ycu.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
The Wraps!

Ought to give the woman
who wears them a natty .dressy
appearance and the right kind
does. Goodness knows what
some kinds are for, it's hard to
tell. 1t makes the wearer look
like distress. Good dressers
know the right kind ard that's
why we've sold ll6 winter
wraps already. That's one
why and the price is the
other. Come #nd see them.
The prices are marked insplain
figures.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Hon. G. P. Arnold. of Garden Grove.
addressed the Leon Bryan Club at the
court house Friday evening. Notwith-
standing there was an attraction at the
Opera house, the court room was we'll
filled with an attentive audience. Mr..
Arnold is always an entertaining speaker
and his speech Friday evening waA duly
appreciated and heartily appladded.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Arnold'sN adj
dress, Geo. w. Baker, the PRESIDENT of
the club made q short address, which
showed up some Of the hypocritical posi-
tions Of the republican party in their
truelight, which was greatly enjoyed by
the audience. Appropriate music wai
furnished by the Bryan quArtette COM
posed Of Messrs. Arthur Tatman. Bert
and J. L. Warner and Lloyd Conrey,
with Miss Stella Tatmsn <organist.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
The Shoes!

They are made right, style
tight, fit right and you can buy
EN- right. What ever record
we have made on shoes in the
PAST, this seasons line beats it.
We've rounded up the plums
from six big factories and we
want all our customers to see
these goods. We don't object
70 showing you good points
about the line whether you
are buying now or. not. Come
and look. Then buy if you,
Judgment says e. Fair ISM
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

"Bid" CLARK, who was for many years
an employe of the @ section at this
place was taken to the home of his
father northeast of Leon Tuesday.
For several years he has suffered from
a cancer on his face and has been on
Grated on several times, but secured no
relief and is now very poorly. His for
mer associates all along the line from
Charlton to St. Joe upon learning / his
condition made up purse of about
500 for him.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Strayed-l snow white mare.
about l3 years old, weighs LOO
pounds, got puffs on both hind
legs, slightly lame in right hind
leg while trotting. Will make It
satisfactory to the person notify
ing me. CHARLES II. KEIM,
Leon. Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Mrs. Charles McKern was 80 yea 8
old Sunday and the friends and rela-
tives to the number of 50 gathered at
their home in south Leon to partake of
birthday dinner, which had been pre-
pared in honor Of the occasion. Mrs.
McKern was the recipient of a number
of nice presents, and when the guests
departed for their homes it was with the
hope that Mrs. McKern may live to see
many more such happy birthdays.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
Attention Comrades.

There will be business meeting Of
the Decatur County Veteran Association
in Leon Oct. %, 1900, at the G. A. II.
hall at O'Clock p. m. sharp. Let us
have good turn out
j. ii. EVANS, r. G. SpuRRIER,
Secretary. President,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

MIR. A. w. Waldo who lives in south.
east Leon was the victim of petty steal
ing last week. He had a fine patch Of
sweet potatoes and had dug about three
bushels of choice ones expecting to finish
digging the balance in a few days. Some
sneak thief got ahead of him however
and dug up the entire crop during the
night. Mr.. Waldo lost several 5bushels,
Such sneak thieving is getting to be en-.
tirely too frequent in this town and a
charge of bird shot will be good
medicine some of these nights,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

To Hog Breeders: l have herd Of
Poland China hogs which are bred from
the best strains in the state. They are
choice young stock, all eligible to record
and if you are interested in good hogs ii
will pay you to see my herd before max.
ing purchase. w. H. HAZLEr.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Gates & Keller on Monday sold the
Francis Dingman farm of Ito acres in
Center township to j. w. Richey, who
has been running fruit store in this
citv, consideration being $50 per acre.
They also sold Mr.. Dlngman the resi-
dence property built by Elmer Brown in
northeast Leon, the price being $500.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

WANTED-A hustling man to deliver
and collect. No canvassing, salary $50
per month. Permanent position; refer
ence and security required. Address c.
II. Sherwood, Mgr, 200 Maple street,
Creston. Iowa, 7-2t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

The football game advertised for last
Saturday between Garden Grove and
Leon IN this city was not played on &C
count of the Garden Grove boys not
coming. The Leon football team are
looking for games.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Special sale of millinery every Satur
day at Blain's headquarters for mil
linery. Call and see if ten per cent
discount is worth saving. Hats, silks
velvets, ribbons and laces.
Mrs. BLA1N, Manager
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

N, one. appeared in Justice Dyes
courl Tuesday to claim the liquor seized
atihe Q depot by constable Bert War
l.er 40 Justice Dye ordered it destroyed.
Constable Warner poured the whole
gallon into tile mill pond While >everal
thirsty iadivi.lnals stood around with
their mouths watering.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Some sneak thief recently stole lot
i II cabbage from the garden of Mrs. Jane
Gardner, n widow lady who lives in the
south lMrt of the town. Those fellows
had better look for they are going to be
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Putnam Fadeless Dye produces the
fastest and brightest colors of any
known dye stuff. Sold by w. A. Alex.
ander and l.. Van Werden.