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The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28

The remains Of Judge d. D. Gregory
arrived this afternoon from Omaha, ac.-
compRnied by the widow and daughter
Of the deceased. Members of the
Union couty bar met: the body ht the
trsin. Rev. Henry Clark conducted
the service at the grave in Graceland.
Judge Gregory was one Of the brightest
judges III Iowa and man of sterling in
tegrlty.-Creston Advertiser Feb. %.
When you want a ,physic that is mild
ana Enfle, easy to tak he and pleasant in
e}leGI use Chamberlailp lp's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Price, rs cents. Sam
pies free. For sale by w A. Alexander.
..Dolph" Moore returneH to his home
In Vernon, Texas, last Friday, after a
two week Is visit with his frelattves and
many friends in and AROUND Linevllle
'.Annt Rachel'' Wasson3 who has been
In rather poor health fof several weeks
past, went home with him. Her many
friends here Will hope tRat the change
will completely restore her to her usual
good health, Lineyille News.
9G. A. Roberts Of LintnAr. ILL.,, suffered
four years With wad ink bis stomach
0uU COulu AOO Cnts LAC 1OoVl W POuANc'-
Two bottles of DR.. Caldweli's Syrup
pepsin restored his appetite, cured his
stomach trouble and to-day he is well
and hearty and says he owes hiSN health
to Dr.. CALDWELL Syrup Pepsin. Van
Werden.
Two young bucks from Leon nanied
Mccoy and Newlin came in last Frid4y,
apd inducing young Atkins at the liv-
cry stabls to join them, got gloriously
drunk and were all three rounded up by
City Marshal Evans and locked up in
the calaboose where they spent the
night It cost them S7.75 each to square
accounts with, Mayor Harrison the next
day Lineviile Tribune.
Mrs. John w. Logan, Of Decatur
county, brought fine lot Of live poul-
| try to town last Friday and sold it to
John Hammond the produce buyer.
The lot comprised 54 capons and two
dozen hens. She was paid 8 cents per
pound for the capons and 6 cents per
pound for the hens, the total amount
ing to $55.A5. Mrs. Logan does her own
Ecaponiaing and is one Of the most sue
cessful poultry raisers.- s.--Lineville Tri-
Dune. III
The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28
Pneumonia Can be Prevented.

This disease always results from a
cold or an attack of the grip and may
be prevented by the timely use of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. That remedy
was extensively used during the epi-
denies of la grippe of the past few
years, and not single case has ever
been reported that did not recover or
that resulted in pneumonia, which
shows it to be certain preventative
of that dangerous disease. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has gained world
wide reputation for its cures of colds
and grip. For sale by w. A. Alexan.
der.
The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28

Rev. I. N. Woodward has resigned
his position as pastor of the M. i.
church and accepted that of financial
agent of the new Methodist hospital at
Des Moines, and will preach his last SER
mon next Sunday. He will remove
next week to Indianola. 1t is not vet
known who will be sent to take his
place here. Mr.. Woodward's removal
will be a serious loss to the Methodists.
The church never had more popular
pastor or one more faithful and efficient
in the work in all its branches.-Garden
Grove Express. -.
The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28
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The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28
Be in Style

Don't laugh at fashion.
Don't discourage ambition.
Don't hinder progress.
Try to be affable.
Look on the bright side.
Strive to be happy.
Enjoy life.
Keep HEALTHY IS
which you car do by using DIR. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin according to directions.
It is an absolute cure for Constipation.
Indigestion, Stomach Troubles and Sick
Headache.
The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28

I;s :s.:! = =
household February s
EH 4 Lewis Leon damages to dwelling February GO
" J. Inse Garden Grove dwelling 1895 25
KsT sg na psss @ city, so aGs an ms'sm APRIL @
Frank Goodrich Weldon May 90
Y sAs Grand rand, Ri,s9 s May 80 %
NJ Go1suo Lamont
Woodland 90
G. Il Ray, Tuskeego 49,
BsTp s asn5sa 1a. hay as ;an ss
Sts1 Isne.
s Evans Leon colt june g %
p z steke Lamont June
Y N Wells Dp 9 %
ssta da s %eP'ssd fs @ snesfs siy t. is barn July a
E & & 1ss feTs dsaa assssssG ss ] asig sas 5 5
{, 3 = ss y grn n, lie Leon aa steer sa. July ,s p % 80 %
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W s1 hsaa ssae Son. 6sss sas5t cit city, Asdas s August 10 IS
ellington Lamont August 10 90
II I Chase High Point sa. August 50 IS
y 1sba ss Ssis1 Van laPfa @ ssa @ Asssss sBs '5s
q n Williams wgsdon COW september 5" " . " " 80
! ehs. yaais sl Yss,a Yss ss sn hay Is September g
Bnuing Van Vert October %
Crown
n Evans Leon sundres October ll9 90
damage dwelling
4 = @ Meean M damage Ssaa a Nonesr g 90
en Grove dwelling and contents November o. so % % 3
Davis y damage to % dwelling and barn November =
Leon household goods Noveuhar g %
urrell dwelling November 49, s5 90
>. WILLIAMS, AGENT,
pEGArUR coUnTM ioNA.
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The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28

TTune a NAV re er M more
= taI Address M TIsFs
The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28

When you want q ,Physic that is mild
ana Enfle, easy to tak he and pleasant in
|e9St e9eSt use Chamberlail lp's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Sam
ples free, For sale by W. A. Alexander.
The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28

orlean molasses at Empl! Bakery.
The Leon reporter., 1901-02-28
NEW
YORK
TRl-
weekly
TRIBUNE:

oaer tnoSe desire
~e-tNA 'o"i.a uae Aotio"'ig splendid Inducements:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
BfBLiorEcA DE ella DEMocRAcfAs

con impaciencia; refexionad que
no estamos en- Bougival, donde
todas las exentricidades estan per-
mitidas. No hagamos fjarse a
hadie en- nosotrCs: ved que nos to
marian por estudiantes en- vaca-
clones con SefIoritas de Butler.
-lAh iCallemos! lSera precise
adoptar las grandes actitudes iQue
inconveniencias!
Fabricio Ia miro fiamente, y
sin duda tenfa sobre ella gran in
fluencia, porque cambio de EXPIRE
sion y mur nuro COO humildad:
-Vamos. mi cato montes, no
saque las uflas: We pedir una bar
ca...... seTe prudente como una
imagen pintad3.
-sDe las de seis sueldos de do.
cena? -dijo Adela.
-iMagnffico! exclam6 ell baron.
-Esta Adela tiene frases especia-
les.
Fabricio ST adelant6 q sus com.
paf1eros y Sc dirigi6 hacia la mo
rada de la viuda Gallet, especie de
barraca compuesta de un piso bajo
con techos sostenido por pies dere.
chos y cubiertos con grandes telas
de hule, sujetas con clavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04

Una vieja, paquef1a, consumida,
tostada por ell sol, estaba sentads
Ia puerta tejiendo media. Era la
viuda G illet en- persona, y Sc lie.
vanto al yer llegar Fabricio.
-Senora. necesito una barca pa.
ra pasear.
-Una, dos, cuantas querais.
Y senalaba una pequef1a f3tills
de EN- barcaciones ligeras, amarra-
Ga al pie de una escalera tornado
en- ell ribazo.
-Somos cuatro-repuso ell joveE
senalandO q sus companeros.
d Hay sefora? Eatonces os da
re la Bella Elisa, una preciosa bar
ca en- donde estareis como Ell vues.
ira casa. La construyo mi pobre
difunto marido.
La buenua mujer hizo ademan
de enJngar una iasrima repuso:
-aNecesitais bastelero?
81, Sef1ora. Sc maneiar los re.
mos, pero no quiero fatigarme.
Haceis muy bien; oS dare uu
mozo fuerte, del que quedareis
contento.
Al mismo tempo, la viuda Ca
llet llam6:
-iEh! Bordeplat. un paseol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04

su parecido? La Naturaleza tiene
caprichos ine1 1plicables.. Ademas,
aunque no me engafiase, sestarfa
mas adelantado que antes ST la que
adore fuese hija dnica de ese rico
banquerop sQue hay de comdn en-
tire la hija de un Millionaire y IN
oscuro medico de provincia? Guam
do esta familia haya pagado mis-
servicics, no me debera nj atm gra-
titud, porque he cumplido con mi
deber :. iAh! MAS vale olvidar
estas locuras!. !. Pero iacaso puedo?
z Jorge Vernier, con la cabeza
llena de ciencis Ell corazon de
amor, continuaba su febril monolo-
90 recorriendo sin rumbo flo las
GALES de Melun. Caminaba q la ca
sualidad, como un ebrio, hasta que
POGO POGO Sc calm6, miro su reloj
y emprendi6 la vista diaria de su
clientela.
Mientras ell doctor Sc disponfa
llenar sus deberes profesionales. al
morzaban en- Ell iardfn Fabricio
Leclere, ell baron de Landilly las
dos j6venes. Los cuatro, animados
por Ell viaje matjnal y por Ell aire
1ibre, hacfan honor q la cocina del
Gran CterUo, asf como cierto vino
de Chablis, transparente, que esti.
mulaba Ell apetlto. Brillaban los
ojos. Sc prolongaban las cajadas,
y la conversation llegaba al diapa
son mas alto. Fabricio Lec.ere era
ell hnico que conservaba su sangre
fra; aparecfa, no obstante. muy
alegre, y lanzaba miradas som brfas
sobre la mesa, que ofrecfa Ell aspec-
to de IN campo de batalla, con las
botellas cafdas, los postres espar-
cidOs, las taZas de cafe vertidas
los licores ofrecieudo todos los CO. /
lores del prisma los rayos del sol /
que pasaban por entire las hojas.
Adela de Civrac. 8 sea Greluche, \
feclam6 ell paseo por Ell Sena.
Al bote-exclam6 Landilly con Il
voz chillona. encendiendo su tercer \
cigarro;-yo me encargo de condu.
cir ell esquife. -. ,Esto sera de Il
-Encargaos de conduciros & vos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04

m1smo, querido amigo, 10 que no
Il sera facil, porque vuestra cabeza
no esta segura-repuso Matflde: =
y, sobre todo, NADIA de tonterlas
cuando estemos EN- BARBADOS; 81 no,
rehdso dejar TERRA firm e, pues no
sc nadar.
No tengais cuidado - repuso
Fabricit;- Pascuel, como q vos,
no me inspira cOnianza: tomare-
mos IN batelero.
Il Brayo!.. En- marcha!
Las SenOras ajustaron sus peoue-
f1os som breros sobre sus enormes
peinados. y tomaron sus sombrillas
engalanadas con cintas.
La senora Loriol aparecio RI
Suef1a.
-Estas damas estos sefIores
chan quedado contentos? - pre-.
gunto.
! -ISncantadcs. lBien por la Sc
nora Loriol y su cocinerO!
"a que hora comeran los sefIo-
res?
"A las siete; lsobre todo, que
no sc divide la pimienta en- la sopa,
cue los caDgrejos bordeleses pro-
duZcan un incendio!
Que apagaran las ocho bote-
las de Champagne que tendre ell
honor de ofreceros -repuso Ia Sc
nora Loriol. A las siete todo esta-
ra pronto.
Una saliva de aplausos felicita.
clones ocogi6 la oferta de la fon-
dista, y despues las dos parejas
ganaron Ell muelle, atravesaron ell
puente y divisaron en- la sribera
izquierda una muestra que deefa
en- gruesos caracteres;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
VIUDA GALLET

BARCAs Y BOTEs PARA PasEo
He ahf 10 que necesitamos-
dijo Matilde sefalando la muestra,
7 hacienda uEa vociDa con sus
manos CRITIC:
II Eh ! Marineros, bateleros,
grumetes, & bordo todo Ell mundo
lIzad bandera l.. j. I'm marcha! J,
-Calma Matilde-dio Fabrieie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30
HARLAN WAS lMPAssloNEp.

There was some oratory the supreme bench in
Washington Monday Justice Harlan thoagh concurring
in tire opinions expressed by the chief Justice not
content to let go this. He wanted to speak his nind
and he spoke It freely With his voice lifted, his right
hand occasionally pounding the bench he denounced the
imperialism Of the majority decision in most vigorous
fashion denied that the constitution and the govern
had been made for the states alone that tana-
mount saying that this mere league of states
the constitution made for all the people of our great
empire which embraced states and territories Marshall
had said Congress has authority existence outside
the constitution.
He did not like the idea, supported by the majority
judges that to have two governments in this
try resting upon the constitution for Americans the
other carried in this building by the people,
without the constitution and for subject people If
nations hold colonies he said that reason
why the United States should do Certainly were
authorized to interpret constitution by what other
nations were doing
He sneered at Justice Browns references to certain
constitutional guarantees would secure the individual
what sort justice that set up absousm congress
sona desposm in defiance of the constitution He could
follow majority attempt distinguish be-
tween Porto Rico as domestic territory which the
Dingley did apply appendage' in which
pandng future and the development the United States
world power did justify any such juggling with
the constitution this strain popular than anayt-
ical its tendency Justice Harlan continued some
time greatly the amusement of his confreres upon the
bench Having had his say the big Kentucian settled
back his chair with look of selfsasfaction upon
broad face
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

points Of view to be not encouraging to young
ought be. It viii be unhappy day for this
country however, when the rising generation shall lack
hte stimulus which with the nope that careful train
ing right doing viii bring success. That time is not
here yet All employers want the best they can ind
and willing to give these good price for their
services They distribute salaries and wages, too, for
value received and not as benefactors.
NJ Redfelds statement recalls another which was re
Gently made by manufacturer He sad that he able
get from the schools and colleges all the technical
pes and assistants necessary his industry, but he did
know where for assistants Of another kind He
wanted who could take Of the load of his
shoulders in he Office and who could be sent out sales
put in charge of agencies These he hoped would
come from the commercial high schools and colleges
which being established in this country European
models This view strongly corroborates that Of other
authorities the same subject The young Of this
country need commercial education which viii be ef
fecve technical education already within their
reach Captains Of industry and the of large
businesses need the services Of young who have
ceived commercial training of this kind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30
ANOTHER PLAN OF PARTY REMUNERATION.

Ample proof Of the doctrine Of the resurrection the
dead is furnished by Kansas City paper which has just
printed letter from Mr. Claude Duval outlining scheme
which rejuvenate trune forces OF the
state Of Kansas This is Mr. Duvas first appearance in
public since his violent collision with Mr. Chester
l. Long that path national and great
afforded by the short grass district Mr.
usual is eloquent in pattudes him talk about
the referendum" the oppression Of the common people
the insupportabe burdens of the taxridden
subjects that were once very dear to the Pop
ust heart would never suppose that he same
Sir Caudius who preached unadueraed Democracy nine
months and showed veteran reformer of a refer
endum platform.
Mr. DuyaI is unfortunate in the time character Of
his complaints He charges that DcKneyism is subvers-
i've Of the prosperity of the people he insists taat the
policy of the government disastrous to the interest Of
the farmer and the aborer He persists the country
is in state Of ruin. Poor DuvaL He sees evident facts
and does believe his eyes He feels the thrill of
buoyant prosperity and argues that it is haucnaon
born OF organic disorder He dnds every laboring man
employed and his large sympathy the oer convnce
him that he is working from choice but because Of the
compulsory rule Of nvdious system Of slavery de-
vised by Mark Hanna
AS pan3cea for the multtudinous ills now so op-
pressvely bearing down upon the people Mr. Duyal would
Introduce and utilize the referendum He would have IN
election day In the week two on Saturdays to
give Whimsical people opportunity to say what laws
they shah have Ae The referendum theory Of
Populsm carries with ST the ght Of every man 10 initiate
law he would have The entire community suspend bust
and vote whenever the spirit would move
crank to propose reform.
3Tr Duval announces that the Kansas Democracy VIII
adopt the referendum fau cardinal principle of
party faith II they do. IL VIII make q nice companion
piece that Democratic tenet that win be passed b the
'fathful in Alabama The effect as Senator Morgan
states it, that shan hold Office unless his sn IS
white.
when the young fellows are done rejuvenatfas Dem
+1a-e r..r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Ex-Comptroller Eckels addressed the
| bankers of Kansas at Lawrence yester-
day.
Judge Brewer was against expansion at
the beginning and he seems to be against
it yet.
Banker Watkins. OF Lawrence. says 10
thinks Sumner county the banner agricul-
tural county Of the world.
Harold Chase thinks that Justice
Browns decision. while arriving. IS
mighty wabbly in its logic.
Ed Howe notes that VIXEN a boy gets
a baseball bat fl his hands he begins 70
spit three times as much as before.
Concordia is going to apply 70 the state
railroad commission for better railroad
rates. Probably just rs a diversion
The chances are that Cy Leland win
buy the Wsthena Republican, Grinstead s
paper which is 20 be sold by the sheriff.
President Taylor. Of the Emporia Nor
NAL. who goes TO a school at Decatur,
Illinois, VIII get a salary Of $500 a year.
Abilene is shut up tight with a quar-
antine against smallpox Everything Is
suspended. Even the Prohibitionists are
happy.
The Orient railroad IS having trouble
getting through Emporia- Every citizen
thinks his street as good as the next
mans.
Western Kansas IS concluding that IL
should ask for a supreme court judge.
All the present judges 1--we in the east
half Of the state.
The story IS being printed that when
York. who exposed P0ueroy and aided
IN ingalls, election 20 the senate the first
time. approached ingalls, 20 congratulate
hiuEqIugalis turned his hack.
Queen Ravanola. OF Madagascar. VIII
soon visit Paris. All we know about
Ravvy is that a Kansas man. John Wal
ler. once got in a heap q trouble taking
her side il q primary fight against ths
French.
a good deal Of Kansas present wealth.
Is going into lie Insurance And 81 u
helping curtaH sympathy RI the stare
Tor the bereaVed- which is had TIE
spiritual effect q ne Insurance IS got al
Z is cracked Up % b1.
This IS the time q the year vixen the
Kansas farmer wife should b sent to
the Buffalo expos LiCn 20 enjoy herself
and 10 compensate beg FOR the ict s1e
VIII have 81 rev weeks trgius r. ua5e
the kitchen range keep ~ VIA tkz
mouths 81 fhr harvest Eands-
Lawrence word Charlie Prentice e.
now serving his tairty-eig.ta year az po-
Zee cElcer ~ Llvregce- us appoint
ment as MAMMAL IS t5e ma5er last
shL BID - iularsed ~ the people ~
rhe -T- Gr. prentice E t2llre. a11
BIS apE .nfrlelt was expected
lola REGISTER 1est peoqie trerelng
fcr pleasure 60 abroad arls-ic-ns fc
europe AID Europeans ~ A-e-lcs ser
rtv are t1osa forsiEaers $40 make
tlp ar-1ss ere crullrT - rt l1a -
.rferes- vi - fefE fr the t~e eertlr-
-reu tr- Be Ellu uho arrrfc ln Ial4
"a -ae 1aorlre train ans eit ~ l
They reE-Etrr=1 az Use Eete. T1c-rcE11
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

The United States Industrial Commission nov in ses-
sion in New 4or has found interesting witness n the
person Of 1r Redeld. Broosn manufactures Sir Red
field says that the great need cl American manufacturers
the present time IS for 'soa5 men Ths in fact is
universal need ana is vhcb VIII never be entirely
hed until manud shan have approached much nearer 10
perfection than * has get come The Brooslyn-e SAYS too
that The cost is secondary matter to employers if they
get the kind OF talent which IS most useful to them
such statement is that wen calculated 10 m yaurs
Americans witb hope and confidence So much IS said
from time to time about the runous effects u machinery
III dispiaens labor in workshops and there Is So much
strife for vacant positions that the outlook from some
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30
cARMEelg soME1ImEs HuMoRous-

Mr. Andrew Carnegie Of Pittsburg. Fifth avenue New
York and Skibo Castle n B. has never been accused Of
being hurorist But this time he is guilty a joke
practical joke that How will strike the Scots
is another story Mr. Carnegie has written the lord
provost Of Glasgow offering provide 100000 the
Enlistment of branch libraries in Scotland states
that is just fytwo years since his family sailed
the land cakes and that he will be delighted
memorate the event. It is possible that Mr. Carneges
former fellow countrymen, being frugal souls money
being money win be pocket the say
nothing On the other hand the subtle stu
alton may strike them for many years come But
should finally upon them thing is certain. they
win not think Of giving back coin But really to pro-
pose put up in country in lasting memory
your leaving for your good is going little
far is consderate to those you left behind you.
Dr. Sam Johnson had snub the devoted Mr. Boswell
on one occasion. He did it with epgram which has
been resented by all Scots ever since 1.-THE noblest pros
Dec" said the DOCTOR (which Scotchman ever sees IS
the high road that leads him England # Mr. Carnegie
the front of his Scottish libraries
might do worse than express his apologies to the sage
Of Fleet street and adopt the following: The noblest
prospect that the scotchman is the ship that
carried him to the United States"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

Porto Rico going to take the supreme court and con
gress at their word She win declare herself selfsup
porting the tariff viii be removed and Porto Rico viii get
the highway and head for statehood. The Porto
TGcan legislature viii meet for this purpose IN July.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

The law is great. Although the supreme court room
was fun lawyers who heard decision read fun
of them at its conclusion. could tell just exactly
what was meant. And they said
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

Some people have an idea that the president simply
calls the supreme court judges and intmates to them
they should decide. AS matter OF fact, Mckinley
little what the supreme court would decide any
other citizen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

Buffalo is having tough luck with her exposition. It
raned it for FIVE days in succession Nature is
simply OH her base. The exposition Is wheat field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

Under that decision congress withdraw the revenue
laws Oklahoma And Oklahoma would under last
Ing obligations If congress would.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

ughas = -suc-ess % this strange 1tr-
Prsr Ten us Vkst = means
WIra rs Ere and terr1pls
HigL others. PORK na- 1
-Tasalrz go say
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

Teddy Roosevelt viii be interested in the formal an
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-30

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