The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-12-26

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Homo made candies ct the mpirs
Bakery.
Farmers We want your millet and
cane seed. BowsHzR &B1Dprson.
]. R. Bashsw's fancy china and cut
glass ware and other Novelties now COM
plete for the holidays.
Bring your poultry TO US. We will
pay the highest price in cash or trade.
W. P. CLARK & Co.
Before making purchases in the jew.
elry line be sure to examine the up.to-
date line and low prices Of .Kohler the
jeweler. Opera house block.
The colors Of Putnam Fadolsss Dyes
are the brightest, fastest and most dur
able of any. Test them. Sold by drug
gists, loc. package.
The wire in o.wire.hog-tight fence,
made with Hays lnterlockor, will cost
less than 10 cents rod. Make your
own fence and earn from $500 to $1,000
a day. J. G. srocKTos, Gen. Agent.
Gates & Keller's agency have disposed
Of two Leon business houses the past
week, selling j. A. Stout I: Sons livery
stable to Carl Esls Saturday, and Tues
day sold Beseiol d Lorey's restaurant
to j. A. Stout.
Thompson & Warner have Bought the
entire line Of sanpls handksrchisfs of
one of ths largest Wholesale hessss and
you can get exclusive patterns which
make aeasatssle Xnas presents for
any oas. They're always sure to
please your frisnds.
A. Biddison hiss purchased 100 acres
Of the Msllinnix farm adjoining Leon
on the northeast through the agency Of
Moore 4 Pryor, the consideration being
$50 per acre. This is one of the best
farms in this locality and Mr.. Biddison
is fortunate in being able to secure it.
II you are at a loss as to what to buy
for Xmas presents go to Thompson &
Warmers store and see their line of holi-
day goods, such as handkerchiefs,
mufflers, rugs, gloves and fancy goods
and you can find just what you want at
reasonable prices. Don't wait until the
lines are broken but come now.
Miss Edith Mccoy, who has beer
teaching at the south school house the
past year resigned her position and de
parted for her future home in King
fisher, Oklahoma, last Saturday. Miss
Edith is one Of Icons most popular
young ladies and has many friends il
this city who are sorry to see her leave
but wish her success and happiness il
her new home.
Carl S. Eals on Saturday purchased
the livery business Of j. A. Stout & Son
and will put in complete new outfit
having sold all the old carriages, bug
gies and sleighs in a lump TO Q. M. Kel
Ter on Monday. Mr.. Eals will max
many Improvements in the barn an
will have the best outfit of horses, har
ness and vehicles which can be foun,
in southern Iowa.
E1-superviser @. W. Rudibaush, O
Now Buda township, accompanied b.
his daughter kisa Georgia and Mas Ell
VanWinkle, were pleasant callers at on
Office last Saturday. Mr.. Rudibaugl
was, wearing q large patch Of eour
plaster on his nose bat be solsnaly as
aared ~ be hsd net bssa fighting, bu
rsssivsd The iajury BY falling On som
Ice while putting buggy in the shed.
Grsssn L Grimm. who have psrsh ass
the Metropolitan Neat Market gree
TIN RsPoxrsR readers with an adv. thi
wesk. They propose to run the bss
meat market sysr IN Leon and will XII
! nothing but the very best meat. Fe
beef they will kill nothing over tw
years old. Leon meat buyers will al
preclate their efforts to supply firstcla'
meat. Their shop is neat and clea
and you will be courteously treated an
! "a trial of their meat is sure to max
uo,, n rouulo or en- atomar
Al Victor Hugo's romantic play "a
t Enemy to the Queen" was presente
:. at this opera house last evening, by Il
n slayton New York Stock Company, su
81 porting the talented young actor, 10!