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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-15

Austin Howard, OF Lamont, had business
In this city Tuesday.
Auditor ]. F. Gill was an over Sunday
visitor at Des Aoines.
Sheriff r. D. Martin spent Sunday with
his brother at Corydon.
w. b. Wilson and wife, of Woodland,
were Leon visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Teale were pas
sengers for Lamont Tuesday.
A. w. Stearns, of Garden Grove, had
business in this city Tuesday.
VIM. Asbach, of Davis City, had bust.
ness in this city last Saturday.
A. z. Aten, the Charlton attorney, had
business in this city last Saturday.
A. Biddison and daughter, Hattie, were
Pleasanton visitors last Saturday.
G. w. Hoffman had legal business at
Shannon City the latter part of last week,
a weeks visit with friends in Des Moines.
T. E. Horner returned Friday from a
business trip to Des Moines and Winterset.
J. L. Palmer, editor of the Van Vert
Record, had business in this city Monday.
Miss Blanche Leeper, of Pleasanton,
was visiting friends in this city Saturday
Mrs. Ed Picker of, Galesbprg, ILL.,, came
H. G. Luce, of Grown, returned Saturday
from three weeks trip through Oklaho-
ma.
Attorney Lewis B. Jackson was trans
acting business at Saline, Mo. last Thurs.
day. ~. 49, siys .zs.. &sa
Mrs. W. h. Albaugh visited over Sunday
atLamoni with her daughter, Mrs. o. E.,
Teale,
Warren Post, tailor from Davis City,
is assisting VIM. Langreder during rush
of work this week.
Miss Myrtle Quiet, who is sewing al
Lamont, spent Sunday at the home of bel
parents near. this city.
Judge Parrish and Reporter j. 8. Par
IRISH, went to Corydon Monday, where
they are holding court.
Miss Mettie Ashburn, of Tuskeego, came
Monday for short visit at the home Of
Geo. Truitt in this city.
Miss Stella Evans and Master Francis
Varga visited over Sunday at the home Of
is. Radnish at Davis City.
Miss Mamie Allen and little Elizabeth
Darrah went to Lamont Saturday and Wis
tied couple of days with friends.
Miss Carrie Young accompanied her sis.
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Gilreath, to Grand River
Monday and will spend week there.
Ed Anderson left Tuesday for Omaha
where he expects to secure employment
with railroad construction company.
Misses Margaret Hurst and Charlotte
Vogt returned Saturday from Ames, where
they attended the P. E. o. Grand Chapter,
Dick Jones, of Albany, Mo-, came in
Saturday for visit in this city at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs; Charles Pugh.
DR.. B. b. DeKalb, of DeKalb, can..e
down last Friday and visited in this city
until Monday with his daughter, Mrs. L,
P. Van Werden,
John Woodmansee left Saturday for AL
bia, where he visited over Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. John Snavely, and the n
went to Kirksville, Mo-, to attend the
wedding of his son, DR.. John Woodman
see, which occurred at noon yesterday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-15

John Lake, Of Decatur City, was a Leon
visitor yesterday.
Sam Covington, of Grand River, had
business here yesterday.
Mrs. j. J. Evans went to Garden Grove
yesterday for short visit.
Capt. jefferson Miller of Pleasanton, had
business in this city yesterday.
Dr.J. w. Greenman had professional
business at Kellerton yesterday. "
Will Golf went TO Osceola Tuesday and
spent . couple Of days with friends III that
city.
Jess Braden has returned from Bethany
and is again employed as porter at Hotel
Leon.
Miss Ethel Bowman left yesterday for
Lake Okoboji, whore she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. M. F. Grimes and children return-
ed yesterday from o few days. visit with
friends ut Decatur.
DIR. Frank Goodson returned yesterday
from GAINESVILLE, where he had been for
several days on veterinary business.
J.F. Penniwell went to Derby Monday,
where he is building a large addition to
the residence of DR.. B. f. Throckmorton.
Geo. Estep and wife and Ches Woodland,
! Of GAINESVILLE, spent few hours in this
city Tuesday, being on their way to Beth
any:
Mrs. Lloyd Gilreath, of Grand River,
| visited over Sunday in this city at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. h.
Young.
Miss Zilpha Davenport was passenger
L co. n1e xryko oh cron
to take course of instruction in dress.
making.
Miss Nellie Davis, of York, Neb., who
Tuesday to Van Vert for short visit with
relatives.
| w. A. Brown, wife and son, Neal, left
will manage the Manhattan Beach hotel
this season.
Uncle John Hoffman, who has been liv-
years, came Tuesday on visit to his son
Will Hoffman, and other relatives.
Mrs: W. H. wiseman, Mo has been Wis
home of her sister AIRS. j. H. Drake, re-
day.
been visiting 60 the home of o. P. Barnett
went to CorSdon Thursday to visit a few
days bef9se returning to their home al
Des M246es.
VIM. Wiett, the cook, and Charles
jones, the porter at Hotel Leon, left yes
terday for Lake Okoboji, where they go te
work for w. A. Brown at the Manhattan
Beach hotel.
O. a. Houghland and D. A. Enslow, o.
| Charlton, are in the city preparing to sub
nit bids on the new schoolhouse, the con
tract for which will be let by the school,
board this evening.
| Mrs. T. H. Schenck and son Ed returned
yesterday from stay of several months ir
Texas and Colorado, where they went fol
their health. Mrs. Schenck is greatly I'M
| proved and Ed is looking better thar
when he went away.
Will Halloran, pressman for the West
ern Newspaper Union at Des Moines
came down Thursday evening to do some
adjusting on THE REPORTERS big press
which he did in an excellent ma nner. II,
is one of the best pressmen in the state.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-15

[P ersons having friends visiting them or
kno wing of strangers visiting in the city
will confer great favor upon the Editor
note.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-15
Report of Condition.

OF The Exchange National Bank at Leon in
the state Of Iowa, at the close of business
April 30, 1909.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-15

Will Halloran, pressman for the West
ern Newspaper Union at Des Moines,
came down Thursday evening to do some
adjusting on The REPORTERS big press,
which he did in an excellent manner. He
is one of the best pressmen in the state.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-15

John Woodmansee left Saturday for AL
bia, where he visited over Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. John Snavely, and then
went to Kirksville, Mo-, to attend the
wedding of his son, DR.. John Woodman.
see, which occurred at noon yesterday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-15

DR.. B. b. DeKalb, of DeKa1b, can .A
down last Friday and visited in this city
until Monday with his daughter, Mrs. l..
P. Van Werden,
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
THE GOVERNORSHIP

The politicians of the becoming somewhat exercised just
probable of this contest The lead
qa themselves for the contest and the
always the winning side sweating under the collar
making efforts determine with whom they should lineup
Lieutenant General Grimes has become panc and summoned his Chief
who has arrived the firing line and endeavorng this week. to
organize pancy showing his hand Our prediction
final order will be- after the situation carefully canvassed
clay down. the battle lost cannot afford hopeless
fare"
six candidates spoken of for the govenohp The real
will between Bailey of Baeve and Ioutman
Topeka Both good Bailey is decidedly in the
will doubtless be nominated the second third ballot
This talk about lining the whole force of all
candidates against Mr. Bailey other candidate the thin
kind of moonne The Republicans of Kansas not going
actonal fight When they there
they will for their second choice and
will scourged into line by the factiona forces
supply groceries ncreas
number of the best families the city and country
speciality early garden products such radshes lettuce
and all goods and always prices for
produce you looked through gents furnishings de-
partmen please We would call especial attention the
latest styles of shoes display.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
OpENsE.

Dow Craps0n sOwed flax Monday.
Isaac ClemmOns has his new house
flushed.
Mr.. Trammell has rented some land
OF l.. II. Smith.
Dale McGuffey spent Sunday with
Charley Parrutt.
Otis Smith ate Easter dinner with
Clinton Trammel.
Ask Nora Parrott what she ate for
dinner last Sunday.
l.. ID. and Dow CrapSon each lost a
COW one day last week,
Mr.. Jacobs made flying trip to
Savonburg last Monday,
l.. ID. CrapsOn made business trip
to Chanute last Monday.
Mrs. Trammell and Mary Trammell
are on the sick list this week.
We suppose everybody had good
time eating Easter eggs last Sunday,
Archie Smith has sick COW at this
writing. 1t is supposed to have the
hollow horn.
There was preaching at the home
of Mrs. Mary Peterson last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. o. S. Claus
spent last Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Mary Peterson.
l.. d. Crapsop and wife went to
Porterville one day last week to visit
George Crapson and wife.
George Edwards and wife and Sion
Wheeler of lola spent Easter Sunday
with relatives near Odense.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
CENTRE GROVE.
Hasa MalSbary Is still at her place

Hsss Nalsbary is still at her place
o1s wagf-
.5s2xksOn and Myers sport two new
SssBsFggsUrs and corn planter.
Pessl Malsbary was calling on neigh
Nass Ysiday evening of last week.
3se Reynolds has rented part of his
Essss 10 Hartsock Brothers Of Prairie
V5sg.
!RsaSe and Mrs. Lottie Reynolds Wis
THs5 ~ G. W. Awards near Prairie
Gt7Sse . few days ago.
NsNy Myers of Neosho county was
Wishing her cousin, Mrs. Bertha John
skssA, ri Center Grove, last week.
Several young folks attended the
ssEh 5ejsi0n at Central Avenue Friday
n;gsS Of last week. OF course, a good
Hfsoe is reported.
BE Palstring closed very sue
esrsa3Sl tenn of school at this place
T@asy OF last week with few exer-
@sNs IN the afternoon.
yDs base bali game between Center
Gsoss and Maple Grove was played
hsSs Friday afternoon. The score
esSnd 10 to 30 in favor of who?
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
BIG. CREEK.


Geo. Scott has 30 acres of fax sown.
Henry Treloggen spent Sunday with
P. Briner and family.
II. N. Filson's school Is out, and he
is now busy assessing.
The recent freeze is rather hard on
planted corn, we think.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Limbocker spent
Sunday with Walter Glover and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Day spent Wednes-
day with their daughter, Mrs. Mark
Gibson.
Mrs. J. w. Buchanan and son, Paul,
Of Chanute, visited few days with
a. P, Gibson and wife.
Quite number from this neighbor-
hood attended Easter services at Le-
anna SUNDAY afternoon.
Four young men took the examina-
tion for graduating from the common
schools, last Saturday.
The people OF this community are
well pleased over the return of Rev.
Shields to this circuit.
Little Hazel and Lola Limbocker
visited their sister, Mrs. j. w. Ermey,
one night during this week.
Roy Limbocker is becoming quite a
gardener. Among other things. he
will plant three pecks of peas.
Grandma Evans, who was sick at
her son Will's, for several weeks, has
recovered sufficiently to be taken
home.
Fred Haymaker and Mark Gibson
are experimenting with ArmOur's
bone fertilizer by drilling 1t with
their flax. They will report the re-
suit after harvest.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
lEANNA.
Nsss all of the flax is Sown,

Wsfss all or one max is S0Wn.
Wister and spring met March 90
ENcis Afford was home to spend
MAsa&T.
The Easter program was we'll ren.
6x2r8 Sunday afternoon
H.. d. Courtney makes fine Sun
NAy school superintendent.
n good review of the quarters les
csns was given Sunday at the church.
TSs Raster offering of 80 81 will be
Gsve9 TO the Orphans Home at St
K<@5S
a pleasant surprise was given Dies
HSn GD0rtney Sunday, the occasion
hneang his 22d birthday.
,snHge Lovitt Of Salina will deliver
M popular lecture at the church April
Z SDbject: "The New Time" All
aye SWdially invited.
L. Il Donham's 4Sjh birthday was
o2sssyed at his home on Easter Sun
G}Ey, A number of friends enjoyed
"a EDe dinner prepared by his wife
The young people will give an en-
nagtaiDment at the Hall April IL, con
SsSEjDg of the drama entitled 1.-THE
&pbIe Outcast," after which light re-
EsEsAments will be served. The pro-
sssSs will go to the organ fund. AL
nrE 5Dyited.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
Villas.
Farmers are planting corn.

Farmers are planting corn.
j. u. Russell Is fencing his yard and
garden.
Homer Geer was In Villas last Sat-
urday evening.
win York and family visited S.
Coats last Sunday.
Nesbitt is busy measuring out flax
seed to the farmers.
Grandma Wilkins Is very sick and
Is reported growing worse.
The ground is in the finest condition
for many y, ars at this time OF year.
Joe Wlltse has the job of hauling
several loads OF flax from Villas tC
Rest.
Oscar Oleson sees the young ladies
home when they come in on the train,
regardless of bad weather.
Miss Lula Starkey was in this com.
munity this week looking up pupils
for the spring term Of music.
A fine musical concert will be given
at the Dodge Hotel every Saturday
afternoon by Mannen, Dodge, g Geer and
others. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Della Stazel is putting a sub
stantial fence around her little farm
which lies just outside the city limits
This does not look as though prosper.
ity has gone.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
AUSTIN.

No more literary at Austin.

No more literary at Austin.
Sophie Flottman visited homefolks
Sunday.
Mr.. CassIngham, of Chanute, is
staying with his daughter, Mrs. J. R..
Bowman, at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. COuisOn, son and
daughter, Clifford and Maggie, visited
FL. Lawrence and family last Sunday.
will jain, Erbin-Clark, John Cas-
singh Eddie O'Connor and Garfield
Balch were guests Of Chas. Bowman
last Sunday.
Mr.. Ruff ended a very successful
term of school last Friday. He is one
of Neosho countY's best teachers and
is. we'll liked by all his pupils and
their parents. The patrons of the
district completely surprised him
about noon by coming in with we'll
filled baskets, after which the tables
were spread and all partook of the
good things to eat. After dinner a
short program was given, aud school
closed for another term. Maggie Coul-
son, Roy Cowen and Ethel Mcclellan
received prizes for highest number of
headmarks, aud Ernest Flottman for
highest average grade for the whole
term, which was 9S aud fraction.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
Read! Read! Read!

On the 13th day Of last February the black
ssz8ths who are proprietors OF shops entered into
n combine and raised the prices of their work kand
iaaye signed solemn pledge to maintain them.
Now, in looking over the list, we found the
lrees on many articles are 20 to so per cent high
~ than they ought to be, the times consdered,
ana we refused to join the van, and have steadily
Kajntained our old prices. These gentlemen who
have signed these pledges are not ia position to
so better. as to tell you confidentially that they
NUald meet competition would be dishonest ACT
ID breaking faith with their brother worKmen.
md II they did this you could have no confidence
m them; for If they combine to make you pay
more 1.-THE justice Of which you may judge then TO
get trade would deceive those who entered into
SNe combine with them. You could not help but
sNspk your turn would come in due time, and we
sssieve you will agree with us that the man who
wfsl enter into any scheme to compel you to pay
7roye for an article than it is WORTH is not en-.
sisYet, to your patronage, no matter il he does
aaest eompetition for he has proven to you that
Re is ready at any time to "pinch" you.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
URBANA.

Oats are coming up fast

Oats are coming up fast.
Some farmers are planting corn.
The Widow L0peman is on the sick
list.
Don Neeley has his house up and
enclosed.
Chas. Doron had very sick babe
last week.
Most farmers are about through
sowing fax.
Not very good corn planting weather
the past week.
The Woodmen had a dance at Dr.
bana Tuesday night.
Miss Maud Thomas OF ThaYer was
visiting friends here the past week.
5. N. Robertson has the best piece
OF fall wheat In this part of the coun-
try.
L. H. Bryan has finally got the de-
tails OF his land purchase settled and
will move In few days.
ThOs. Bendure was here this week
assessing property. He must think
the poor are getting rich; he has raised
the price of our land.
The Wild Onion Club of Urbana.
composed of young men and boys,
held their annual Easter egg feast in
the timber on Elk creek, Sunday at
p. M.
There has been a U. s. mail box put
up in l]rbana on the Earltcn free de-
livery route and the patrons of the
Urbana office are wrathy. They think
\ 1t means the diScnntinuance Of the
office here, which would cause great
Inconvenience in delaying our mail
twenty-three to twenty eight hours
both ways. We can now have two
mails day and get X. G. papers the
same day they are published but under
free delivery system from carlton we
could not get them until next day.
We feel that some one is trying to do
US a great injustice.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
ECONOMY SHOPS, L.H. RlcxEL, Prop.
LITTLE FRIEND.

| EN~~N~~~N~~N~ ->~>>~N~~%
Elmer Schmoker has gone to Colo
rddO.
Mr.. McCord is working for Mr..
Perry.
Most of the farmers have their oats
sowed.
Mr.. Moller went to Chanute last
Saturday.
Don Nicely will soon have his house
completed.
Mrs. Barnes is weaving carpet for
Mrs. Culley.
Fred, what's the matter over at
Rock Creek?
Walt Powell finished sowing fax
Good Friday.
Chas. Mccoy and family Sundayed
at Mr.. Dawson's.
Martina Ruff will leave for Colorado
the middle of April.
The old woman picked her geese
real lively last Saturday.
Marriages may be failures, but there
is a lot OF evidence to the contrary.
Don Neely has his house enclosed
! by the work of the Lacen brothers.
There are some liquor men In this
vicinity, and no one should accOmmo-
udUe Juem' .
Miss Lizzie Ruff will commence the
spring term of school at this place
next Monday.
Mr.. Perry and family and Mr.. Nc
Coy and family visited at Mr.. Daw-
sons Sunday.
Walt Powell visited his brother,
Frank, Sunday. who is very low with
consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addisome will move
to the Clemens house, where Mr.
Womick lives.
We wonder what Ward Cully's at
traction is near carlton? Perhaps
Olive can explain.
Tim Taylor says he thinks he can
secure cook by next spring. He says
he has two on the string. How about
it?
We believe that the Valley clrcu-
latlng library is of more Importance
to the Young man than writing love
letters or singing or going to see his
girl every night.
We wonder why Miss Clara B. looks
! at the calendar so often? She is fire.
quently heard saying, 80 my, the
months are SO long!" Cheer up, Miss
Clara; the day for him to come will
soon be here.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
How To
Gain Flesh

Prisons have been known to
-EESn a pound a day by taking
ssz ounce of SCOTS EMUL.
2SIN- 1t is strange, but it often
saRPens.
Somehow the ounce produces
Ane pound; it seems to start the
ssssfive machinery going prop
eEg. so that the patient IS able
IL digest and absorb his ordinary
Gzad. which he could not do be-
Ex-, and that is the way the gain
IS made.
> a certain amount Of flesh is
neresSary for health; if you have
mat got it you can get It by
fzkins
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
HEREFORD CATTLE SALE.

/ will sell at public sale, Thursday,
April II, commencing at 10 o'clock a.
M, my entire herd of Hereford cattle
calves at their sides, and cows and
heifers soon TO be fresh. Steers and
heifers, one and two years old, also
two thoroughbred Poland China sows
with pigs and nine thoroughbred
shOatS
Don't forget the date if you want
to buy some first class cattle and hogs.
S. A. WICKARD.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
UNION VALLEY.

Albert Baumgardner visited home
folks last Sunday.
Mr.. Parkins and fomily moved to
FredOnia this week.
Herman Willis spent Sunday even
ind at Bdumgardner's.
:, Lon MCGOWAN spent Sunday even
Ing with the Willis boys.
Quite number OF our young folks
attended the Sunday School conven-
ton at Villas last Sunday.
Murray Tennis, Edgar Parkins, - ohm
Parkins and Nellie MCGOWAN took the
examination at Earltou Saturday.
School closed last Friday. The pu-
pills aud parents surprised the teacher
with a sumptuous dinner. ALI report
a pleasant time.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
SAVE THE LOVED ONES!

MrS Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle, Colo.
WzIhss-.'I believe Billiards. Horehoupd
&sqgS IS superior to any other cough
,xlrdSr1ne and will do all that is claim
90 5or 1t, and it is so pleasant to take.
My s7stle girl wants to take it when
alse Sss no need of IT," Ballards Hore-
nsrnnn syrnb is the great cure for all
Mrlmsnary ailments. Is, so, and 100
ara $50. p Wilder's.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
HERBINE CURES.

Fever and Ague. A dose will usual
ly stop chill, continuance always
cures. Mrs. VIM. M. Stroud, Midlothian,
Texas, May 81, 1899, writes: I'VE have
used Herbine in our family for eight
years, and found it the best medicine
we have ever used, for la grippe, bill
ous fever, and malaria" Soc at Geo.
P. Wilder's.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
WALKS WITHOUT CRUTcHEs

81 was much afflicted with sciatica,''
writes Ed. @. Mud, Iowaville, Sedgwick
Co. ks. "going about on crutches, suf.
fering deal of pain. was induced to
try Billiards. Snow Liniment, which
relieved me, used three Soc bottles.
1t is the greatest liniment I ever used;
have recommended IT to a number of
persons, all express themselves as
being benefited by it. now walk with
out crutches, able to preform great
deal of light labor on the farm" 25c,
SOC and S1.00 at Geo. p. Wilder's.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
MOREHEAD.

Johnny Rhyme has the mumps.

Johnny Rhyme has the mumps.
Morehead school was out today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Henry, boy.
Mrs. John Doweil is quite sick again.
Liman school was out last Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Osborn's mother is visiting her
this week.
Irving Stone is able to stay in his
store again.
Lindsia Dowell spent Sunday with
home folks.
Uncle Johnny Ringle has bought the
Tiff property.
Laura Dowell spent Tuesday with
Florence Smith.
We had quite rain Saturday and a
little snow with 1T.
@. Smally spent Sunday with John
DOwell and family.
Cordia Dowell spent last week with
G, Smalley and wife.
DR.. Randall moved in the house
lately vacated by Mr.. Myers.
Mr.. Myers moved into the house
lately vacated by DR. Frazier.
Mrs. j. T. Smith and children spent
Sunday with Mrs L. E. DOwell.
Mr.. j. L. Smith returned home
Tuesday from Sadelia Mo. He was
quite sick when he reached home.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
NEOSHO VALLEY.
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Ethel Houston has been having the
chills.
Geo. Jester is reported as being nc
better.
Frank Nelson is working for d. L.
Houston.
Mrs. j. E. George visited her sister,
Mrs. Lutz, last Monday.
The we'll on the Chas. johnson farm
north of the river proved to be a
duster.
Rev. McMurty and wife called on
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Houston the first
OF the week.
Mr.. Sturdevant and son were view
ing the Herefords at d. L. Houston s
last Wednesday.
Miss FloSsie Lock visited her uncle,
Elmer Luck, and took In the dinner
at the school house.
j. e. George was buying seed po-
tatOes the first OF the week at the
Riverside Stock Farm.
The Necshn Valley Oil Company
has located well on the north east
corner of A. G.. Nelson's farm and are
drilling night and day.
Last Wednesday being the last day
of scuuol the patrons or the district
came with we'll filled baskets and d
pleasant surprise was given the teach.
er, M. M. Booze. The desks were soon
formed into tables which were loaded
with good things to eat; such delicious
things as the farmers wives of the
Valley know so we'll how to prepare.
After dinner the patrons were enter
tained with songs and recitations. So
closed a very successful term Of school.
The Chanute times., 1902-04-04
RELIABLE JEWELRY

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thing is in perfect taste, and every.
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We sell nothing we don't know all
about, and we tell you everything we
know about everything you ask to see.
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