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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-13
THE ORDER IS GIVEN.
President shaffer Issues General
Call to Strike.
MEN ASKED TO QUIT NEXT SATURDAY
EuM Text Of the oMcial order - Il
VIII Affect More Than 100000
Men - Prompt ReaponAe
Expected.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE die is
cast. The battle of the giants is on
In earnest, whether to ignominious
defeat of one side or the other, OF
compromise, remains to be seen. Up
to Tuesday evening it has been mere
ly a skirmish, each side trying to find
the vulnerable spot in the others
armor. Now it is different, brought
about by the actual issuance by Pres
ident Shaffer of the long talked of
general strike order. This order was
promulgated Tuesday evening, to take
effect after the last turn of the mills
on August 10. What the result will
be no man can foretell, but judging
by the expressed determination of
both parties to the controversy the
battle will be waged fast and furious
ly. Much money will be lost, thou
sands upon thousands of men will be
idle, great suffering is looked for,
even bloodshed and death are pos
sible and feared. The strike call in
cludes practically all Amalgamated
men in the United States Steel cor
poration's employ not now on strike.
1t was issued from the Amalgamated
association headquarters and mailed
to all Amalgamated lodge officials
who are expected to call their men
into the strike.
Will Affect Over 100000 Men.
The strike will affect all the Anal
gamated men employed by the Ma
tional Steel company, Federal Steel
company and National Tube COM
pany. President Shaffer says the
manufacturers have had sufficient no.
tice. He does not anticipate any set
Element before the strike goes into
effect. The men are ordered out
after the last turn on August 10. The
order will throw idle about 10000
union men and about 10000 in the
mills who are connected with the Fed
Grafton of Labor and who are not
organized, but who will have no work
by reason of the strike of the skilled
men. Altogether 100000 men will
likely be idle. The order, it is said,
will also call out the men at the fur
naces owned by the United States
Steel corporation who are not MEM
bers of the Amalgamated association,
butwho are connected with the Amer
lean Federation of Labor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
Bandos para "EI Pals"

Con obieto sin duda de darle trabajo & la
| imprenta de GEi P.fs,1 no pasa I'M dfa sin que
| Ell slca,de de San Jnan publique un bando
Sobre los mpia botas ha pubicado tres,
de los dep6sitos de Ieche son tantos los que
van que "a Sc nos perdi6 la cuenta; para
que los coches, carros, carretias y demas
vehi:ulos no SUDAN la calle de San Francisco;
otro dando pprmiso al vecindario para que
adornen los panteones ell dta de los Santos d.
t into per dltimo este ST que tiene gracis,
prohiofen1o Sc frian bacaiao dem IS frituras
en- Ia pob ACTON, ,pues solamente Sc podran freir
en- los reeintos. Lo mej " de esto que des-
pGes : pnbicarse cada bando, nada de 10 one
en- eos dice cump!e, porque los vigiiantss
Inspectors encarga ados de hacer'o cumpiir
conocen Ia proce tefcia de tanto bando Sc
desbandsn en- la vigianc. pues los dep6sitos
de leche hay ntotda q.ie e-tsn, como man
da la Junta de saniied; los ifmpi .botas, Pc
sar del p.azo II sia 10, se han presentado
candidates como exile ell acade, para lustrar
botas, los carros, coches. carretillas dem4s
suben baj por 10 Francisco como ST tai
bando Sc hubiese pubfcado.
NADIA, que es una manera como Otra cua!-
quierA de protejer una empresa con los dine
ros del pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
81 uItimO (" auto de fe !"

Ell dtimo auto de fe con que la Inquisi-
ci6n SO despidt6 de la vida, Sc llev6 efecto en-
Valenc1a-Espa1a-el dia 81 de Julio de 1926
La vfctima fu6 don Cayetano Ripol, maestro
de escuea de Ruzafa, acusado de <gran here
gfa> consisten en- ensefar sus discipulOs
que la detenci6n del curse sol y de Is luna
atribuida por la Biblia Josue, solo debe en-
tenderse en- sentido fgurado. Fua sentencia-
do morir quemado, y aunque Europa entera
protest6 del atentado, la Inqutsici6n llev6 &
cabo la sentencia que dictara. que por fortuna
fuA la Il TINA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

REoR GANIzACI0N DEL CoMITE LOCAL
DE SAN JUAN

Nus,tros entuslastas cofreligionarios d,
IN an Igan celebraron aver una reunion cor
HDIiato de reorgsnlzar ell comlt6 local, ese CO
I'M oue tan brlosamente ha sabi ] o luchar, er
Eoocas dlffciles, por los ideales del partido.
II ,bieadose cumpli1O ell TEMPO regamen
il -lo n1raus fueron elegidos, los miem bros de-
famIt6 presentaron su renuncia que les fue
acept81a'
nortsntes hizo uso de la paabra nuestro en-
tuslss5s cotreIigonarlo don Pedro Elzaburu,
n.ooonlen 10 Sc retujsse ell nd nero de los
rienoros que IAN de formar Ell Comit6, pro-
roslc6n que fne sceptada, teniendo en- cuenta
Az los comt6s conpuestos de gran n1mero de
5sr,onss, son siempre ditfeiles de reunir.
81 di6 cuenta del e5tado de Ia colecta vo-
h,nt.rls psrm3nents y mensus, entre toios
bs feieraes de San Jdan sus birrios, para
stender a los gastos locales del parti TO-
Nuestro amigo don Jose G. del Vale pro-
,so ole los presiientss de los sub b-comit6s de
s,nJI4n, Slnturce J Pusrta de TERRA sean
v5caIes natos del Comtte de San Juan. Fue
sceptado.
I Tlmbiea propuso ell sefor V4lle que al
hourado prestigloso obrero den NoIasco Ru-
lib. se Ie t9nga por vocal propietario del Co.
nlt6 en- stenci6n sus meritos q los servi-
No. que hs prestado al partido. Fde acepta-
AZ rof u0animidad.
n Pfopuso asi misno ell sefior Valle, que de
|os fondos del Comite,se auxiiie los correli-
tlOnaros pobres, en- cs SOS de enfermedad
Nave como tambIen cuando, siendo insoiven-
Iss, Sc yesn bsjo la acci6n de algdn proceso
pDr cuestiones de caracter polftico. El comite
ID acord6 as1
" "a acept6 una indication hecha por el Sc
br Ezaburu relativa & Ia tesorerfa del Co.
NJ Redacdo 4 doce ell ntnero de los vocales
spe han de fgurar en- Ell Comit6, ademAs de los
RresIdentes de los sub comites, procedi6se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
Juego de peIotas

Cada dia SO despierta mas el entusiasmo
en- la capital por ell juego de pelotas:
Ia iugads de aver la presenciaosn mas
de 900 personas, to5os interesados en- l. Ju-
Vada. pues ya las SIN patfas Sc han dfvidido por
off .rentes clubs.
martnos de la escuela que est4 en- paesto sa-
lieron victoriosos los primeros, apesar de que
los marinos toegan muy bien. Estos ganaron
Ia iugadA que hicieron con otro clno. ,fo
Para ei martes hay conceTtado IN oessiio
entire los msrinos los inyenctblss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
Pa1o-secO

Ha tornado possession de una escuela rural
en- Palo-seco-Vega- baja -nuestro estfmad o
amigo cOrreligionariO don Manuel Gorbea
Guzman.
El seaor Gorbea Guzman de los
bueEos puertorrique1os que luch6 en- la prem
sa del paf. cuando la soberanfa espafiola.
Hoy tiene que reducirse una csc Iela de
barTfo
MIentras tantos zanganos qnienes NADIA
debe Ia patrIs gozan de pingda az sualdos
Y Ell n,,ndo Marcia, como diio Pelletian.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
NAL TEMPO

Todo el OF. de aver Sc pas6 en- San Jnan
cayendo fuertes aguaceros, que interrnm pie
ron todas las operaciones mercanti.es 6indus-
triales.
A las de la tarde sinti6 Ia capital una
fuerts yentolera, que tumb6 algunos r6tulos y
mpio varos de los alambres eiectricos que
cruzan la ciudad.
Esto s6io dur6 un cuarto de hora, CONT
nuando una fuerte llnvia acomps 1ada de re-
clos truen0s.
En- Caguas tambien Sc presenta desde aver
ell tie moo lluvioso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

su election, siendo designados los senores ST.
gufentes:
LIDO DON Eduardo Acuna Aybar
Don Jose G. del Valle
LIDO. Don r Ram6n FL. Patron.
Don Gregorio Rodriguez
Pedro EIzaburu.
Mariana Acosta
Lilo. Don Santiago B. Palmer
Don Ramon Ramos Anaya
Nolasco Rubo.
Verifcada la election Sc acord6 SO reunie-
ran estos sen ores para que designaran, dentro
de los siegIios, los que han de ocupar los car
9 ,s do Presiiente, Vice-presidents, Tssorsro y
Sscretario.
Aien4s de los sen, E:zaburu valle,
hicieron nso de la paIabra con atinadas y pa
tri6ticas observacones, los sefiores Acufia, Pa
tro1, Acosta Ramos Anaya.
Ultima hora nos comunica ha sido
e'egtdo Para la Presidencia del Comit6 ell Lido.
don Ramon II. Patron.
La elecci6n no puede haber sido mas acer-
tada. Intelfgencia, activIdad, infciat:vs, son
las cualidades que distipguen al sefor Patron;
81 este une ell acendrado patriotismo de
cue siempre di6 pruebas, demas est6 decir to.
do 10 que debe prometerse ell partdo de su
competente direction.
A los estmables correfgion2rios que for
an ell Comite de San Juan nuestra mas entu.
siasta feicitacf6n.
ALI no decae nunca ell entusiasmo por la
causa federal; pudo la ciudad d. San Jaan ser
ell bauarte de las turbas republicans; pero
ha sido sera siempre baluarte del PATRIOTS
mo de la abnegaci6n.
Reside allf ell Directorfo, es decir, la fuer-
Ia moral del partIdo; Ia cabeza que piensa
dfrije: reside tambien una briosa iuventud
dispuesta siempre la lucha al sacrifcio, 81
necesarIo fuese.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
CORTE SUPREMA

La Corte Suprema de Puerto ktco ha ca
ssdo ell recurso de casaci6n nterpuesto por
Pedro Sans0 contra sent sncia de la Corte de
Arecbo, en- causa sobre heridas.
Ell msmo tribunal desestima la apelaci6n
estabiecida por j uan Perez contra sentencia
de la Corte de Ponce, en- causa sobre lesiones.
En- su consecuencia, ell recurrente tendrA
que cumplir cinco meses dos dias de carcel,
aSenuantes accesorias pagar las costas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
SAN JUAN
IDTAs POEI CORREO


& Octubre IS.
# Aver las 9 de la tarde fonde6 en- este
baerto ell vspor correo espahol <Catalui1a1.
# Anoche hubo que suspender por las fner-
Ess lInvas, Ia retreta que ioa dar la banda
% Ia insulsr.
Nh Los carros electrioos vieronse syer muy
,pcurfIdos por la afuencia de pasajeros.
pesar de los muchos Wales stempre iban
ltsstAdos de gentes.
81. D,n Julian B snco y Sosa, que dssde ha-
'lAn algunos meses encontrabase por Europa,
14spues de yi,t.r las princtp paies capitales CO.
no Berlin, Madrid, etc, etc., regres6 aver al
Isfru1o
Regular fu6 Ia concurrencla que anoche
0yp e teatro para YER la funcion de magia
lsl sel)I Jordan.
= grenio de llmpia botss presentara una
luela . goberpador, contra ei bando del al
1&rs, one cast les mposioiiisa lie poder jer-
Eef su iudustrls.
MAMMA sale para los Estados Uaiios ell
~ americana SSan Jlans.
Es&E viernes estsra squi 81 <Ponce1 que sa-
A6t sAbsdo de New York.
Santiago Iglesas, le lder de los socialistas
*ftorrlquenos, debe haber embsrcado para
EaFto Rlco segun nos dicen acompafi anle
[!qnos americanos mienbros ptomfnentes
sIfOclaismo en- aquel pals.
han regresado de Espafis despnes de un
de estaoia al1, nuestro correifgionario
1a dad0iredo Pacheco y 81 sefiora esposa.
Parece que la fiesta prepara para Ia aper-
Eli dc "a Normal de Bio Pfedras, ba sfdo
kIerlda para cuando est5n org anIzxdas las
r. 81 vapor San Juan hsn embarcado
os E,tsdos Uoidos unos 5000 som mbreros
Pa del pals. Hay pedido de algunos mi
IA DEMocRACIA se venda en- la farmacia
fatron, San Justo n6mero
" nemos Visto un hombre enfermo tira-
ios oslos de Ia casa ayuntamiento y en-
suo permanecio mas de dos horas sin
auxilio de nadie, hasta qae sus fuerzas
uusron continue su camino.
Aoemos que desde ahora Sc estGn prepa-
fecolectando fondo las <Rijas de Ma |
pIoa en Diciembre. Han organizado |
Fsa'o por acciones para allegar fondos. |
muy facil que Sc le hagan unos POM |
oue,aIes por cuenta del partido fede-
uVn Manuel Roman
IU Sc espera ssbsr ST ell cadSver ha sido |
'amsdo no.
Ofs hotaoIemente de Ia epfermedad |
ieuene en- CANA don Octavio Garcia |
sa han6a B. Lopez restablecido pof
II "a vuelto sus quehsceres habi-
c,t tsenos los resultsdos que ha dado la
psa ~ as dAmss para proteger los mendf-
II, osIos s contin1sn invadiendo Ia ciIdad
a. nay anlmaci6n para adornar las tum-
ue todos los Santos.
IaSsl soha GArces Rivera ha sido iuduItado
sO O0rnSoor de la pena que venfa cum
"a csree de Mayagdsz.
guar qua qqei6 la reunion douipguera
81 casino sspafio.s.
oregfesado de Caguas don joe Mer-
en- y don Rnsendo 1ufaate, CORES
nan de Gel DarIo do Ponce1.
N - nech6 q la mar con rumbo Ais
'Sp0r espafiol scatsInHa,. !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
" Mass meeting sociaIista' =

81 domingo tres de Noviembre So celebra-
ra On San Juan xmass meetings de la GFe-
deracf6n libre 1, trabajedores,1 para cuyo ac-
to SO convoca Go los los socfalistas de la isla.
Probablemente hablara en- ell acto, ell lea
der don Santiago Iglesias, que viene camino de
Puerto Rico.
Rsina mucho eLtusiasmo entire los miem bros
de la asocisci6n para concurrir al acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
GUARAPETAS

Anoche Sc en0itGrapetlrOn dos tres indi-
viduos promGvie ndo su CORES pondiente escAn-
daIito en- kiosk.
La poicfa tuvo que conducirlos al dep6-
sitO
Aconsejamos 4 los adoradores de B,co
eiflan sito e1os centrico para sus escanda-
los, pues x poEen pasario NAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
DON RAMON B. LOPEZ

RestabIecido de Ia eufermedad Que le re-
tuVo en- cana per alghn tempo, ha vuelto
sus tareas periodisticas, nuestro estimado
amigo don Ramon B. Lopez, director de sLa
Correspondencia1
Mucho nos alegramos hayg recuperado So
salud Ell vejo amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
REQUISITORIAS

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan, li6Ia
las sfguientes srpquisftorias:
Una contra Bernardo Lofepe, por hurto.
Ora contra Fiorentino Rodriguez. como
cido por Ortega, natural de Toa bsjs.
Otros contra Apo mario Arana, response
BILE de igual deIito que el anterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29
SAN JUAN p. r.

decta de prncipale
de Europa y o
qunla
de
Precos Conganterenoyact6n e surtae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

La Corte de Policla ha sdo dsnunciaia al
Juzgado municipal por ell teniente Hurtado,
por falsedad eL documento pdblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

Tambien don Mercedes Rivera ha denun-
ciado don jose Ortiz, presdente del comite
republican,, por atentaco mano armada.
Compr1mase, don Pepito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

En- su Ultima vista este pueblo, ell ins
pector de sanidad don Manuel Zeno Ganofs
decomis6 diez barrfles de tocipo en- NAL esta
do, propiedad de los seiores A. Hartmann )
ca, de este comercio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

Sc encuentra de paso en- esta poblacit
nuestro buen amigo y correljg gionario de Pc,
don Salvio Duran. Sus amigos Sc congratus
en- tener tan dfgno huesped desean
amigo Duran sea grata su permanencia e
Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-29

En- Ell campo republican, ha caido como
una bomba Ia adhesion nuestro partido dc
don Enrique Alfonso Fernandez. Esto ex
pica, dadas las cualidades que reune ell amigo
Aonso. Sea bienvonido.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

Prof. j. Rolla Cash recently closed
a very successful term of school in the
Lone Star district. We were very tortu-
nate in securing Mr.. Cash for the fall
term as he is one of Decatur county's
best teachers ard gave such splendid
satisfaction. We regret very much that
we could not obtain him for the winter
term as he taught such a good school
and was highly respected by both pupils
and parents. He leaves in a short time
for New Market, Iowa, being Principal
of the school at that place. The attend
ance during the term was excellent,
there being % enrolled and an average
daily ate ndance of 20 1920, this being
an attendance of nearly IS per cent.
Those neither tardy MOI absent were,
Jessie Hammer, Clyde Shelton, Herman
Deck, Blanch Hammer, Helen Dick,
Victor Ogilvie and Roy Ripple.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

Lincoln j. Carter's productions are al.
ways interesting to the dramatic inn
pressionist. He does not follow Car
lyle's advise that 'the best artist is n
that paints with q small brush." but
he seizes the largest brush from the
rack and slings the tint of carmine
over all. "The llth Hour" will be rich
in detail just the kind to make the spec.
tator sit on the edge of his seat, in ex-
pectancy with . succession Of thrills
chasing up and down his spinal column.
The first act is laid in an old mill, where
the heavy william starts the machinery
of the place in motion. The other four
acts deal with Chicago Life, which Mr..
Carter seems to make a study. The
principal sensation will occur at a block
tower of a railroad, and the principal
scenic feature will be a representation
J of a Chicago M%illionare's Home.
Like Richard Whiting in 5 John
Streets, Mr.. Carter has evidently endeav-
ored to depict both high and low life
in his native city. The company is
thoroughly adequate for the presenta-
ton of the play. Charles A. (Karl)
Gardner has been especially engaged by
MIR. Carter for the role of "Fritz Peltz."
During the action of the piece: Mr..
Gardner will sing his latest song chit
NV Old Blue Grass Home as well as
his old favorites "The Lilac" and
"Apple Blossoms" "The Eleventh
Hour will be seen at the Opera House,
Friday, November Sth.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

The Northwestern road is without
doubt the thorn in the side Of the
Burlington. The recent reduction in
time of its fast passenger train to a
twelve hour schedule between Chicago
and Council Bluffs, means that the
Burlington will either have to meet the
reduction or arrive in Council Bluffs
about two hours behind its progressive
competitor. The Burlington will prob.
ably reduce the time of its flyer, No. 5,
in order to meet the Northwestern
reduction. The Burlington has always
been able to hold its w against the
schedules of the Northwestern and will
probably be athletic continue to do SO
although the Northwestern has a twelve
mile shorter line between the two points
mentioned than the Burlington.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. l. N. Woodland returned Thurs.
day from Diagonal, where he was at
tending the M. Z. district conference.
At the Christian church next Lords.
day the pastor will preach as follows:
Morning, 1.-THE Christian as a Seer"
Evening, sis the Church Christlike."
Rev. w. H. Ilsley will preach At
Grown Point next Sabbath afternoon ct
8 O'Clock. An offering will be taken for
educational work. Please come prepar-
ed.
Rev. A. Knoll, pastor of the NJ. E.
church at Davis City, was in Leon Thurs.
day on his way home from Diagonal,
where he was attending district confer.
ence.
There will be the regular services at
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning and evening, Sabbath school
and Endeavor meetings at the usual
hours. All are cordially invited.
Services in the M. E. church next
Sunday will be as, follows: Sunday
school, Epworth League and Junior
League at usual hours. Preaching both
morning and evening by the pastor,
Subject Of morning sermon, "The
Christians Hope subject in the eve
ming, Magnet.
There will he a District Meetinp al
the Advent Christian church, at Wood
land, Saturday and Sunday, November
$40. Elder r. A. Bixler, of Hoyt, Iowa
conference president, Elder A. +
Hatch, District Pastor, and other speak
ers will be in attendance. The distric
comprises the churches of Leon, Tuskee
go and Woodland. A general inyita
ton is extended to all.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

Time flies! Again the frost is on the
pumpkin and will soon be on the bed
sheets. Rheumatism is in the joints Of
humanity and evil spirits are in the
joints of the stove pipe. The coal bill
is contracted before the ice bill is paid
and not a bill in the house to pay either.
It's a rude shock to find that the man
tailor has worked his game and that the
clothes bought last year are out of style
and antedeluvian. Even the two.piece
underclothes are q disgrace as compared
with the modiste's decree that only the
union suit goes in polite society. Still
it is hardly worth while to worry about
these fashionable foibles when for a ten
cent investment and some borrowed
skinned milk q man can sit down to a
yard of pumpkin pie, which is. filling
and satisfactory and makes n throw
fashion to the dogs. It's much better,
too, than potatoes at $1.25 per bushel.
And rather than study the new styles
let us find comfort in going to the attic
after the old garments, shaped or mis-
shaped by several seasons wear, a little
frayed in the Innings and button holes,
but tolerably presentable, and its gener.
Gus pockets containing a soiled hand
kerchief, an old letter or two, and better
still, a cigar or package or plug of the
eyer needful. Let the frost frost and
do its worst. Well all cut ice bye and
bye.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07
For Sale

Teachers in country districts should
advise their pupils of the " punish.
ment which Uncle Sam provides for
those who in any way damage OF modest
the mail boxes on rural free delivery
routes. 1t is believed that no enc will
modest them maliciously, and it is only
through carelessness and ignorance that
damage may be done. Where the boxes
are near or within sight of residences
it Is not deemed advisable to provide
them with locks as it greatly retards
the work of the carriers. Upin Shelby
county recently some boys who were out
hunting took a shot at a mail box. The
result was a fine of $50, with trim
mings. Teachers and parents, therefore,
will do a kindness by in%structlng the
children to let the mail boxes absolutely
alone.-Afton Enterprise.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

The Gif1en Orchestra end Helen Bick
were greeted with a large audience at
the K. P. hall last Thursday evening.
Owing to the lack of stage facilities Miss
Bick did not render any of her recita-
tons in costume and her part of the
program was rather a disappointment,
The orchestra music was very fine and
after the close of the program about
thirty couples enjoyed a social dance
until the lights went out. The dance
music furnished by the orchestra was
exceptionally good.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07
Leon Homestead No. 145, B. of A. Y.

/ The young man Harry H. Scovel, that
died in Leon some months ago, from an
accident on the railroad near Grown,
Iowa, had his life insured for two thous-
and dollars, $4,000, in the Brotherhood of
American Yeomen. His mother has
been paid the insurance in full.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07
EXECUTIVE STAFF.
Public Sale.

l will sell at public sale at my fsf
miles west OF Decatur on Wef
November, 18th, 20 head OFF
Short-horn cattle, consislf
year-old Short-Horn buF !
% mich cows, 2 two-yGsopis :
yearling heifers, 8 ya
spring calves, 2 work Mr.
old filly, l spring colt,NE
brood SOW. All kinds 4
ments, hay etc. Terms j
lunch at 1880 O'Clock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07
Poland China Pigs.

l have a number of choice young
Poland-China males, eligible to record
for sale. They are extra strong ones
with exceptional good bones.
w. H. HAzLEr.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

A splendid line of Mems and Boys
Caps bought to sell at the right price.
GlLREATu Il JOHNSTON,
Grand River, La,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tables cures biliousness. constipation
and headache. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. For sale by W..
A. Alexander.
Ladies' cloaks and capes 1t cost at
Gilreath & Johnston's, Grand River.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature at : &MAzZM
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-11-07

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