The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-02-23
Xelie Buaaies Are Best.

Clerk of the Courts A. S. Tharp is still
confined to the house by illness.
Good bright baled hay, six bales for
$500. Phone As. MORRIS GARDNER.
Now brace up and look cheerful. 1t
is only until 1857 a. M, March q, until
spring dawns officially.
FARM FOR RHHT -1S7 acres, we'll inn
proved, one mile north of Leon. Call
or write. GEO. W..BAKER,
24-tf. Leon, Iowa.
At Middlebrook' s-75c and $.1O0 value
mems dress shirts to go at Is cents each.
Also full line OF. Children's and Misses
Is cent wool hose to go at Is cents dur.
ing our big sale.
Ii you want farm sold or want
a farm loan at lowest rate of in
terest and best terms 90 to e. J.
Sankey, southeast corner Main
and Commercial streets, Leon, la.
Mrs. B. F. Bates OF Charlton, died last
Friday at the home of her daughter in
Chicago, where she had gone on visit
after short illness. Mrs. Bates was
quite we'll known to many Leon people,
having made her home for several years
in this city at the home of the late Capt.
]. A. Ray.
Hello Hines, the Grand River Pro-
duce man in the lead on prices for poul-
try, eggs, butter, cream, hides, tallow,
furs, iron, rubber, rags, etc. A car load.
of feed and flour just arrived. Will
keep the same in stock at all times.
We can save you money. Don't forget
the place. North of Grand River depot.
25-3t
The anti-saloon league Of Ringgold
county proposes to raises $4,000 to fight
booze, $500 Of it to be available each
year, if necessary. The stuff can only
be combatted successfully when the
law is such that it cannot be imported
into the state on the G. o. D or previous
payment plan as is practiced now. Any
body, except minors, can get all they
have money to pay for as it stands now.
Several new names are added this
week to THR REPORTERS roll Of honor,
among them one, man, W. E. Cannon, of
Eden township, who has been sub
scriber ever since the first issue of the
paper away back in 1854. We want the
name Of every subscriber who has taken
the paper continuously for twenty-five
years or more. II your name should be
in the list please let us know.
Morris Gardner and G. #. Matsler re-
turned Saturday from a weeks trip to
Des Moines where they were attending
the grand council of the Yoeman lodge
as representation from the local lodge
in this city. This order had strenuous
time of it at this session, charges having
been preferred against the two Pauls
the founders Of the order, alleging mis-.
management and extravaganza, but they
were indicated and were in complete
control, the faction which opposed them
being disgruntled ones who desired to
secure control of the order themselves
The Yoeman have made remarkable
growth since their organization, and
are now one Of the strongest orders in
the state.
George Phillips, the Indian doctor
who has been under arrest in charge Of
Sheriff Wallace for few, weeks, being
guarded at the home Of Isaac Smith, al
he was too sick to be put in Jail, left
last Thursday with his two little boys
for Topeka, Kan, where he goes to the
home of his sister, who will care for him
Phillips was barely able to go to the
train, being afflicted with consumption
and Judging from his appearance he car
not live many weeks more. In the in
terest of humanity Judge Townel
ordered him released on his own bono
so shat he could go to his sister. Phil
lips was under Indictment with g.
Norman on the charge of stealing chick
ems southwest of Leon last, fall
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