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Evening star., 1902-02-26
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ls(lR SAI.ELTRACT I4ts ACRES on DANIELS
= and ROCK CREEK FORD ROADS. directly oppO.
Z .afte rock CREEK PARK: CITY WATER. cum
\ Iahfc1t. fashj6aahle locAtion for summer home;
: Few uinEtes fpon car une.
dedI-7se JAMES NJ GREEN. III 14th st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNlsHED.

FOR RENT-161o 18TH ST. NV; ROOMS;
all conveniences; $40.
fe24-et G. G. PAYNE L CO.. s1s 18th st.
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The Evening Star
Branch Offices.

eeveral important changes have re-
Gently been made in The Star branch
offices. ALL POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES are branch offices Of The
Evening Star
One cent word for Rooms For
Rent-Rooms and Board-Bcarding-
Wanted Help and Situations.
II not convenient to call at main
Office with your advertisements leave
them at the following places:
NORTHWEST.
Conn ave. and l. st.-Wood's Drug Store
Vermont ave. and ! st.-King's Drug Store.
i4th st. and z. l. aye.-Huddleson's Drug Store.
18th and sts.-Portner Drug Store.
18th st. and yelling Place-Eppley's Drug Store.
1th and sts--Criswel's Drug Store.
Woodward Lothrops-POstal Telegraph ONCE.
s. kann. Sols & Co.-Postal Telegraph Office.
ol2 Pa. ave.-Postal Telegraph Office.
Sth and sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
9Th and sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
U. s. Capitol-PostaI Telegraph Office.
City Post ofice-Postal Telegraph Office.
Ebbitt House-Postal Telegraph Office.
Riggs House-Postal Telegraph ONCE.
New Wizards Hotel-Postal Telegraph once.
National Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office
Regent Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
The Barton Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
The Gordon Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
EAST WASHINGTON.
Pth and East Cap. sts.-Haley's Drug Store.
9Th and ii SITS. n.e.-Griffths Drug Store.
I'd ST. and Ia. ave. s.e.-Dobyn's Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST.
Postal Telegraph Offce-foot 11th st.
GEORGETOWN.
SD and NJ sts.-ODonnelIs Drug Store.
SD and U Donnell's Drug Store.
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FOR .kAI.E-LD AT THE POINT OF 10TH ST.
ard .New. Hampshire ave. n.w.. 50 feet nu each
= street; vrive. -SlsaaO Apply to- .>< -
feii.k&ts l.. B. WALKER. Pottsyille, Pa.
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TUX nENV-
$500. The American House
$SS.34.227 Pa av NV, ct, dwl
&6S. -. .229 1st ne fur, l5ri
SO. .1428 Chaplin NV, 14rI
75.91o r NV, basement
f1S......17S9 Q NV, 1OrI
80. .226 E Cap ut, liz
PES. IS. oil b NV, llrI
0.@. loco 22d NV, Or
81. .21 e Cap ct, 14PI
SEQ. 1926 Harvard NV, 12rI
$0......1614 8 NV, lOeI
360. .482 9th NV, up'r NJ
80. .O....1e29 X nw, 1lfl
52.@.1S08 Kalora av, 12rI
$3.50. 1914 Belm' mt av.12rI
362. 20. 1926 Califor av, l2rl
51.50. .1Ol6 22d NV, Or
.@. =. .22O7 K NV, 9rl
80. .&. .917 r NV, 1lPI
50.66. 1889 Vernon NV, III
$50. .1O2O Mass av ne, 9rI
$50. Al Fla av, LOT
go. .107 Pa av, st&dw
30. 1850 Kenyon NV, l2I
@.....91l 18th NV, lOe
$3.50. .014 n Y av, 12r
S8.0 so. 1922 Sth NV, 0e.
$46. The Thomas, Or
6. The bennington, 5f
$R. The Victoria, 5r
$3.50. The Cameron, 5r
$3.50. The Kensington, 5p
5000. $40 10th NV, Or,
$40. 80. =. .22O3 X NV, or
4O.66. 1912 Milw'kee, 1lr
$40. The Luxon, ar
$780, so. $50 s NV, SrI
$3.50. 1929 r NV, 7rt
$35. 10. .12 4th sc, Sr
$35. so. .1251 9th NV. Or!
For complete list Of or
weekly bulletin.
fe22-tf B. H. WAR
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MACHINERY, ETC.

FOR sALE-KNOWLEs COMBINED PUMP, AND
boiler 7x431xl0: PIP Otto gas engine;' 6x12
side-crank engtse; 4O-H.P. low-preasuFe locomo-
tivc boiler; also 25-H.P. feed water heater.
J. +. HURLEY,
sAoue Ab2 0e2z-6tD 12lo OAlo ave.
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. LINkINS. 500 18TH ST.
242O y, Or, water. 1880
lois 18th Sc. 5r, W. $50
1920 18th Sc, Or, w. $50
237 22d NV, 4r. wa. 7.30
Good houses for colored
tenants, from 81 up.
Sta rear 21U9 q NV 1000
RES.
rge new store and cellar,
:2Ul T NV, opp mkt.$2O.OO
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE,

WASTED-WE WOULD BE GLAD TO LEARN
the names and addresses. with references Of
expert operators. male female, the Oliver
typewriter stenographers preferred; state
perience, speed, &c. Address Box 12s. Star Of
6cp. fe26-4t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COMPLETING THE GRADING
of Joliet street-Oflce of the Commissioners, be.
Washington. d. c., Feb. p. 1902-Sealed proposals
win be received at this ofre until IL ociock noon
on Saturday, March 9, 1902. for completing the
grading Of Joliet street amounting to about Is 900
cubic DIS. Blank forms Of proposal. specica tons
and al. necessary Information can be obtained at
the Office Of the Engineer Commissioner D. C.
II. B. F. MCFARLAND, JOHN ". ROSS, JOHN
BDDi.E Commissioners, d. q. feo4-6t
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BOARDING.

TABLE RHOTE AND La CARTE DINNER
all day snndays and holidays; midday lunch f.r
fans. CAFE ROBINSON. l602 18th ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W
1924 II NV, ,20r.$125.OO
1922 9th nw.12r.b. TO. 10
2217 Pa av, 15r, b. SO. 90
POL Z. Or. .b&store. 10. 90
Flat, 500 II ne,7r,b.22.5O
229S Champ'n av, Or, b20. so
1922 G NV, 7r, W. 1870
STO
1913 Pa. av. NV, fine Ii
offer wanted.
ia1S-ff
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FOR SALF-LOTS.

FOR SALE-MANY WASHINGTONIANS HAVE
been fored into prosperity because their early
means compelled them to buy ''home sites
beyond the city improvements in the northwest
when the property WAS cheap.
How about your friends who bought in old CO.
lumbia Heights at 3Oc. to 35c. because they
: were unable to pay 500 foot down town."
The result Is the downtown lots are in
the old part of the city and slow sale at
less than cost, while the Columbia Heights lots
are In the and progressive section of the
northwest and sell readily for $500 to 81. 90
foot
Remember. fortune knocked ut your door when
you 'wepr offered lots in old Columbia Heights
at SOC. to 35c. and you refused to admit the
mueh-cherishcd visitor; delay and yon VIII
miss even n better chance Mt North Columbia
Heights. the city has just commenced to grow
In the line of l3th and 14th sts.
Lots Is to 100 feet front.
: Prices, SOC. to 35c square foot.
= Terms $50 to $lO0 cash and $16 to $40
=. monthly or one third cash. balance l. 2 aud 3
= years. 5A- OF for cash.
aIeney furnished to build. Carriage free to see
Fer fall particulars drop postal or telephone
8 for new 16-pase illustrated bpoklet: plat. &c.
.. =. :! .;S--s.@f FULTON II. GORDON.
- .,.-H-.s-sf -: 104 l4th ST. n.w...
80. - ..-z-e, Phone Main 50S-2
BROK ERS, ATTENTION; fe2s3t
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DOGS. CATS, ETC.

FOURrEENTH STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOGS
surgical and mediead. DSgs: % eats at and small AMI
boarded Old or injured animals hunanely killed.
Tel Main l71-2. 2ll6 18th At. NV. ja24-tf
FOR sALE-slNGlNG. ,cANARIEs;. PARRoTs
pes. fowls, guldGahes. incuhdtors. etc. SCHNiD'S s
BIRD SToiE. 7f2 18th ct. NV. ja16tf4 :
DIR. CECIE FRENCH EXPERT SPECIALIST.
Discasce and Surgery Of the Dog and Cat
Ipdrelary and. Boarding Kennels. klingle. road
City once. 718 18th st. NV Tel. (Schmids. 2a0lrc
n
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SIS. 1911 Vermont Nv. o.
$36. The Montgomery, 6e
$36. go. .0S2 Pa ave. 81
$50. S. .l712 F NV, l0f
&82. 30. The Montgomery. .6r
$50. .5Q.5 .510 10th nw,stkdw
$50. .14O6k 14th NV. 6at
$50. .D07 9th NV, 7r
$50. ..l40lh l4th NV, 4r
$27.@. .140l 14th NV. sto
$27 80. .1245 9th NV, Or
$2.35. 1914 Corcoran, 7r
$3.50. 7th ne. 7r
f8. .201 Pa av. Office
$8. SIT Savannah NV, Sr
@.......The Milton, Sr
f3......l610 Col st, 7r
$24.6O.4418 Kansas av. Sr
S22.@ .22S Mass av, 7r
5000. .429 H NV, Sr
$50. 40. go Fla av NV, 6r
$50. 20. .204 Arthur p1, 1r
so. -. .815 F NV, ONCE
$3.50. .1132 18th NV, Or
$3.50. .1S3 II ne, 1Or
x16.S0 .10l6 III ne, Or
f16. 49,. .6lb + NV, offices
15. sol D NV, Offices
$3.50. .2924 n NV, 6r
$12. .32S 7th sc, store
$12. 80 Tth BE. store
$10.50. .Sll 9th ne. Or
5000. .....122S / sc, 5r
5000. 40 L sw, 6r
5000. .014 21st nv, store
$lO.30.16Ol Kramer ne, 6r
$40. 49,. 1927 + NV, Office
$3.50. .917 kitch sw, Ar
50. PIT Wilson NV, Ar
$500. 1927 D NV, ar
IS. .S14 F NV. office
for rent send for
NER CO. N16 r NV
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-BY THE WEEK, FURN. FLAT OR
apartment OF rooms tprivate bath preferred)
for and child of 5; cafe or good board. Address
Box 10. Star office. fe263ts
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED EXPERIENCED GENERAL. AGENT TO
handle territory and work up a force of agents
on a new publication; first class references re-
quired. CASSEIL Il CO, Ltd, and West
18th ST., New York. fe19&2G2t
Evening star., 1902-02-26
FOR SALE-BUT ONE LEFT
1444 HOWARD AVE


.ahoNah AVE-,
MT. PLEASANT
Some one Will get a bargain In this house Of
fered at very low price-S6 800; lowcst-prieed 3
stoTy house In Mt. Pleasant. ELEGANT HOME
riksI-Cl.ASS INVESTMENT. Handsome front.
roman brick. stone trimmings, stone porch and
Steps WELL PLANNED. Parlor. reception
nan. dinlng Dom. pantry and kitchen all on
noor; all light. cheerful bed chambers: tiled bat
room porcelain tub nickel plumbing: beautiful
manfels and chandeliers; dry cement cellar;
nrst class heating plant: lot 1Sx1o0. LOOK AT
II. oPEN. See us about II. You get
cheap home.
Evening star., 1902-02-26
FOR SALE-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
AT SACRIFICE

Il
situated on the widest, handscmest street In
the fashionable NV; Surrounded by mansions
costing $50 600 and s1O0 600
x1,OOO WILL BUY 1T IF SOLD THIS WEEK;
$4,000 WAS REFUSED AT AUCTION; WORTH
$4,000.
Handsome front, round bay-wndow, with
tower: stone porch and steps; ~ rooms cellar
laundry. fine baths. sanitary plumbing porce-
lain tubs; open freplaces and cabinet ma ntels In
almost every room. Lot alone worth SIS 900 or
$4,000. Size 2Ox110. alley
1T STONE & FAIRFAX SO6-S SOS F ST NV
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FOR SAl4E-FlNE INVESTMENT
PRICE. 81 750
RENTING FOR S14. so A MONTH
neat 6-room brick car line NV This
is much below value; is offered so low on ac-
count Of owner needing money
II STONE x FAIRFAN SOC SOS ST NV
Evening star., 1902-02-26

REASONS WHY
1t would be to your advantage to let us manage
your real estate:
Our office is in the best location Surrounded
city. We have large and competent force of
statesmen and clerks.
We advertise very literally. We give personal
attention to each and every branch Of the bust
ing property.
We have modern houses to exchange for old
houses improved property for vacant ground
1--WE RENT HOUSES" GIVE Us TRIAL
fe1-tf MOORE HILL unc.). TIT 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1902-02-26

UL, S.E COR. It'll K L.x.w.
p O5S 10Th lp. -ljrlkb. 11.OO
); ;21lO1Oth NV, Or, W ,coils.58
u oOU ]. ne. StoTe- :. .ll.U6
o S2h Fenton ne. ". col / 80
O. Sl:S 9TH NV. staer. .iu..N,
o zoos 4th ne, ,5r, ". col. I o. 90
q lUiS LIST ne, -6r... .!0.uO
u I5ti Franklin. store. lvstlD
ID N'r I2th 4 T. nv. sta. M.OO
{. 3IUe 7tIi hw. ir&w. $50,
ID Sts sn VI 100 9Th nw.J.uU
% IA Frank I'm. 4r- -tral, .&.:ND
u -Stbrs .rnl rsr 7th e OaS.O0
o ia Al NV. store a@0e
% a.. ID nv, .,lf a. 81 Il 81
Q al. Ela-as mn. 2s-.N.D
D l0l5 .1th nw,2r.2d q. .d.5o
y Rear StaS 18th nwteoD6.A0 A0.I
% 11H 5tb nv, w,3r. 3dA.&no
n.w., steam heat: fe22.tf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.-BUSINE.SS PROPERTY
+ ST. BET. 9TH AND 18TH NV.
Out-O town owner writes to get offer
says he wishes to realize ut once; will give a bar
gain. II is most desirable property.
STONE & FAIRFAX, SO6 & sos st. NV.
fe2S-3t
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID CHANCE TO GET 4
piece Of 14th st. business property. paying well.
See about this.
fe6-tf GASCH BROS. 1907 T st
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
Library Board Meeting.

The Library board met September is.
Mrs. Layton presiding. AS Prof. Drake
assumes his school duties the place of
librarian was left vacant. Miss Ida
!, Brooks was elected to fill vacancy. A
,biH of 81 go for insurance was allowed.
The following amendment was offered
andadopted:
If any member of the board of trus.
tees shall be absent for six consecutive
regular meetings without excuse his
place shall be considered vacant and the
board shall be empowered to fill such
vacancy by appointment until next
regular mass meeting shall be held.
A committee consisting of Mrs. Caster,
Mrs. Stookey and Mrs., j. l.. Harvey
were appointed to ascertain whether
absent members prefer to remain on
library board Or not. The resignation
of Mrs. H j Close and MrsSpringer were
accepted and Mrs. Beard and J. K.
rBowsher were elected to fill vacancies.
CHARLOTTE NoGr, Sec'y.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
CURED OF ASTHMA
After 35 years of SUFFERING,

1t will be gratifying to Asthmatic
readers to learn that an absolute cure
has at last been discovered by Dr. Sch:f-
mann. That the remedy Is an etfectual
one cannot be doubted after perusal of
such testimony as that of q. w. Van
A antwerp, Fulton, N. Y. who saws:
Your remedy (schffmann's Asthma
Cure) is the best / ever used. l bought
q p ackage of our druggist and tried it
and one box entirely cured me of Asthma
and 1 have not had it since. / can nov
20 to- bed and sleep all night with per.
| feet comfort, which. 1 have not done
before for years and ] thank you for the
health that Itnow: enjoy. 4 hope that
YOU will publish thisiletter. that Others
.maylearn..oft it's wonderful virtues:' =
( Sold bysalkdruggists4at 5oHand' 81 100.
sends2c stamp to:sDr.s r.. Schiflinanh ii,
i;BoxsS9l, ST. Pauls sMinn.,l fofa free
samp.e package.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
Crop Bulletin.
For WEEK ENDING SEPT. Is, 1912.
Dies MONIES, Iowa.

LIES MOlNES, IOWA.
e.sThe past week was one Of the coolest
on record for the first half of September.
The average daily deficiency was about
seven degrees. The rainfall was very
light and widely scattered. The condi-
tons were favorable for threshing, plow-
ing and general farm operations. Frosts
were reported at all stations on tn e
mornings of the 10Th and 18th, wit h
temperatures below freezing in the
northern districts. 1t was generally
FILLING to tender vegetation in exposed
localities. Reports indicate that corn in
the northern half of the state, situated
on flat or low land, suffered considerable
damage, but the full extent Of injury
cannot as yet be estimated. 1t is prof.
able that this unreasonable frost will
materially increase the amount of soft
and light weight corn that will be har-
vested. With favorable weather in the
future, the early planted upland fields
gave promise of large output of sound
corn. A large portion Of the crop in the
southern half Of the state was too far
Advanced to be seriously injured,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
THE CHURCHES.

There will be the usual services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn.
ing aud evening. AN are cordially in.
vited,sf = V
\ Rev. w. H. I1sley will preach next
Sunday afternoon at Union Chapel, and
regular every two weeks from that time
onward. ~ -
Il Rev. Wa4H.s Ilsley:left for Abba Mon
day, evening to attend the fall meeting
of, Dss Moines,P resby terry That meet.
ing opened with&an evangelistic confer.
ence, satswhich Mir. Ilsley delivered AN
address, ON hiTha Human and Divine
Eemeukin Revival.
There VIII be fpfeeaching services both
morning and evening at the Christian
church Lords day, September 2lst.
The subject for the morning service is
"They Valley of Dry Bones" In the
evening the sermon W. be the first of g
series ofthree sermons on the subject
"Jesus ot2NaZareth. A general inyi.
tation is'extendea to all.
Services will be conducted bv the
pastor III the NJ. f. church next Sun.
day as follows. Preaching both morn.
ing and evening. The subject of morn.
ing sermon Will be "The Watchword of
Success" in the evening The Monster
Dragged to Light" Beginning with
next Sunday the evening services will
be changed to one-half hour earlier.
Epworth League will begin at $3.50
O'Clock and preach ng services at 7:3O
o'clock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
DECLINES.
Declines to Run Against
{, .,...., Horace Boies for.o 81.
Congress. 90

\ One Of the greatest surprises in state
hand national. republican. politics. WAS
ssprung late ! Tuesday, when Speaker
| David B. Henderson made publica letter
declining to enter the race for congress
against Horace Boies in the I'd district.
He refuses to become a candidate for re-
election on the ground that he could
| not assent to a rising tide OF sentiment
within the republican party in favor VI
free trade as remedy for the trust evil.
No intmation of his intention had been
given to any of his friends and the an.
nouncement fell like a bomb shell in the
republican ranks both in Iowa and the
entire nation. He says in an interview
that his views are not in accord with the
party platform, and his withdrawal is
final. The letter addressed by Mr..
Henderson to g. +. Albrook, chairman
of the notification committee, is as fol-
lows:
II have never answered the kind notice
communicated by you and your associates
advising me OF my nomination for the eleventh
time by acclanation as the republican candi,
district of Iowa. The reported conditions in
the. public mind in my district upon public
policies have induced me to make this delay:
careful study as 10 the sentiment in the dis.
trict and state, and believe there is no little
amn and growng ,ss A.
not truly represent their views on
the tara question: Believing this condition
to exist. and knowing that / do not agree
with many of my people, that trusts, to which
| am and have been Opposed can be cured. or
our people, benefited by free trade, in Whole
or in part, mustdeclihe to accept the nom,
nation SO generously Nand enthusiastically
made. l have DEVOTED twenty of the best years
OF nv life to the service Of my people aud MY
country, and have fought for what belieHed
to be the best for 1le far1nec. laborer and bus
mess interests OF This district and state Fam
grateful for the devotion that has ever been
accorded me, and to the hour of my deaths
VIII hold IN grateful heart the memory ct
that devotion. J. will gave, later on, in SOME
detail my views and conviotions on our coudit
tions andon pubic questions. and will state
my reasons why the republican party and its
pblicies should continue in the confidence Of
The voters OF the United States, and why 1.-The
doctrines OF democracy Should lind no .odgr
menS in the failh- aud teachings of The repub.
lican party arr ID. b. Ii ENDERs0N.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
M. e. Appointments.

The Des Moines conference of the M
b. church in session at jefferson. Iowa,
Monday. We are indeed
pleased, as will be all the members Of
the Leon M. E. church, to see Rev. /. N,
Woodward returned as pastor in this
city. 1Fhe appointmentsl IN the Charlton
district are as follows:
w. B. Thompson, presiding elder.
Afton-W. l.. Cox.
Allerton-W. b. Dean.
Arispe-to be supplied.
Blockton-G. w. Palmer.
Cambria-W. +. Harvey.
Chariton-B. f. Miller.
Columbia-C. j. Pau!son.
Corydon-A. M. Shea.
Davis Clty-Alfred Knoll.
Decatur City-E. B. Scoggen.
Derby. +. Hunter.
Diagonal-S. f. Brown.
Garden Grove-E. e. Newland.
Grand River-E. Z. Hunt.
Harvard-to be supplied.
Humeston-L. Bradford.
kellerton-A. NJ. Molesworth.
Lacona-J. +. Blngamon.
Leon-I. N. Woodward.
Lineyille-F. H. Winter.
Milo-John Harmed.
Mt. Ayr-P. V. u. Vedder.
Murray. d. Sparks.
Oakley-A. G. Heckathorn.
Osceola-T. j. Wright.
Promise City-G. W. Guthrie.
Redding-F. B. Dunn.
RUSSELL. L. johnson.
Seymour. S. Young.
Shannon City-G. w. Crafts.
Tingley-W. II. Larrick.
Van Wert-R. j. Tenant.
Weldon-W. Ii. Doyle.
Woodburn-W. o. Woolever.
Rev. Q. l.. Nye goes to Ames again.
Rev. j. +. Gibson returns to Wood.
ward where he was very successful the
past year.
Rev. j. S. Foreman is assigned to
Logan for another year.
Rev. w. l.. Douglass at one time pas
tor at Davis City is stationed at Missouri
Valley.
Rev. w. q. Hohanshelt at one time
pastor Of the Leon M. +. church is pre-
siding elder of the Creston district.
Rev. George Wintelbourne another
'ormer Leon pastor is assigned to Con-
way.
Rev, w. H. shipman goes to Corning
his year.
Rev. I'll. Rusk formerly of Davis City
is given the charge at Fontanelle.
Rev. A. L. jeffrey is stationed at
Prairie City
Rev. Geo. NJ, Hughes is returned to
Atlantic.
Rev. Joseph Stephen returns to Car.
son City for bis second year.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18

ACT v1-Boys' oil graia lace
shoes, 8 rows stitching, soft BOX
tip and English back stay, worth
S1.5O, wins applause at S1.OS.
Boys badger calf, seamless,
box tip and custom soles, never
was sold for less than 5000 is a
stage beauty at $1.49.
ACN VII--Chiidren's shoe wants
to be noticed and comes on che
stage in kid, lace, patent tip,
sizes 6 to 8; you would pay us
75c but to please the children
we say Abe.
One lot children's shoes don
lgola goat, best quality, cheap
at 75c, completes this act 49c.
ACT IL Wills mems dress
shirts with collars and without,
in fine percale, assorted natterns.
and colors, your ~.oneyys worth
at SOC, but to make this act
interesting we let 'er go at Soc.
Also l lot mems jersey soc
shirts will go at 35c.
ACT IX-Men's heavy feeced
jersey Knit underwear, with curv-
ed arm holes, double stitched fin
lished seams, weighs 13Kpounds,
To-day cheap at SOC, our price
in this show is 39c. Don't fail
to see it.
Same weight and finish in 8
light color with light blue stripe
brings down the house when ii
lcomes out at 33c.
| ACT HIGGINS with mems
Eseal calf lace shoes, all sewed
with silk and genuine Goodyear
hand welt, rock oak soles in this
Ishoe. This shoe has never ap
peared before the public eye a,
less than $3 90. At this tim,
1.-THE price is S1.98. The sam,
made shoe but with kangaroo
| box calf uppers atSsame price.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
Birthday Party.

Last Saturday being Mr.. Charles w.
Moore's thirty-sixth birthday his wife
planned surprise for him. When he
arrived home from town he found the
house full Of his friends and Charley
-wRs indeed surprised. He. was the re-
,eipient Of: many useful presents. Re,
were served and all departed
at q late hour Wishing, Charley many
happy returns Of the day. Those pres
emit were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
WILDER Howell Abe Goodman
Thomas Roberts. John OverhOltZer
Simon Goodman Frank Johns
Elem Thompson Milo Moore
,Ja$per Record.
Mesdames-
Ed Jones John Davis
jim Howell Frank Howell
Miss Bertha Howell
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
public Sale.

We will sell at public sale at the D. f.
Euritt farm, 8 miles southwest of De.
catur on Saturday, Sept. 20, 1902 the
i haad Of cattle heh grade M Short HoSn
IA head Of cows, 10 two year old steers,
20 yearling steers, 8 yearling heiters, IL
calves, Thoroughbred Short Horn bull,
pedigreed, 1a,span of three year old
mules, ] brood mare, three year old
filly. Terms ~ months.
EuRrrr Bros.
w. w. Stewart, Auctioneer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
Z. M. Stuart. OF Charlton. Accepts
Democratic Nomination for Con-
gress Against Hepburn.

At the meeting of the democratic con-
gressional committee held at Charlton
Monday to fillthe vacancy on the congress
sional ticket caused by the withdrawaf of
w. T. Davis who, was nominated, at, the
convention held at Creston, the nomine
tion was rendered to Hon r. NJ Stuart, of
Charlton. who has accepted the nomina-
ton. Mr.. Stuart is one of the, .bEainiest
n BE
Mr.. Stuart will putup an active campaign
If elected he would certainly give the
people of this district the representation
in congress- they are entitled to. 2