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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Davis City.

Miss Eva Frink OF Lamont, was
visiting over Sunday in this city the
guest of MISC Myrtle Marble.
Several of the ladies and their hus-
bands autoed to Pleasanton to attend
q banquet of the O. p. S. The chap
ter put on the work in q beautiful
manner which was we'll done. The
visitors returned home we'll pleased
with the Pleasanton Chapter and feel
they are royal entertainers. Those
who attended from Davis CitySMere
MI. and Mrs. Jeffries, MI. and Mrs.
Alfred Cummings, Mr.. and IS 4ra.
Gates. Mr.. and Mr.: ee Flora. Mr. q 8
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
BoWsHER's AUTO DlA,
A Big Crowd Attended NotWithstand-
ing the Disagreeable Weather.

Bowsher & Bowsher were again
unfortunate in having disagreeable
weather for their big auto day last
Saturday, the day being CLOUDY and
cold, with every indication 0f rain,
and this fact spoiled the big auto at
tendance expected. However there
was a big crowd in town and the
Bowshers carried out everything they
advertiser to their entire satisfaction.
The postal regulations prevent us
from printing any of the details IN
regard to the awarding OF the free
auto, but it was given away and put
tup at auction and sold, the purchaser
being W. M. gilmore, of Saline, MO-,
who secured bargain in the car at
1910, this sum being divided between
1--WE owners, Mrs. Ivan Reed, of Ham
ilton township, Dillon Manchester, OF
Eden township, Fay Dunn, OF Cen
ter township, Miner Brown, OF Deca-
tur township and j. B. Robson, OF
Morgan township.
Bowsher & Bowsher had offered a
number of special prizes to people
who came to Leon to attend their big
auto day. The bad weather spoiled
the big parade which had been plan
ned. but quite a number of cars lined
up for the parade.
The prize of pair OF gloves 10
each driver in the largest delegation
;snfs aArs coming to Leon on one road
\ was awarded to the bunch who came
in, OH the Leon and Lineville Trail,
headed by James Flynn, the wind
shields of each car bearing the words,
TsSf j. r. TO-
The fine porch swing offered Tor
the best decorated car was awarded
TO Mrs. J. O. Woodmansee OF Leon,
who was also presented with plush
robe, and a summer lap robe for be-
ing the best looking lady driver OF
car.
The whip for the youngest lone
driver of car in the parade was
awarded to Marie Hodges, of Wei
don, who is only IL years, II months
and 20 days old.
The prize of gallon of oil for the
car coming the longest distance was
awarded to Tom Allen of Lamont.
The prize of gallon of harness
sii for the Oldest man driving car
was given to J. M. Chastain, of Leon,
who is II years of age.
The kitchen sink for the mother
of the prettiest baby under two years
f.age, was awarded to Mrs. Tom Al
len, of Lamont y 4
Julian T. Harris, Of Leon, won the
horse blanket for dflving the best
team, buggy and harness in the auto
parade ~ a.
Fred Townsend was manager of the
parade and prize. awarding and he
looked after everything in good
shape. MANY words Of praise were
heard for Bow shef. ri Bowsher, the
only regret being that the weather
was so unfavorable, for had it been
a pleasant day there would have been
the largest crowd ever seen in Leon.
Cars were coming from as far as
Princeton, No. but of course the rain
stopped alLlohesdistance cars.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29

Grove, were over Sunday visitors at
Pat Hampton's.
Little Howard Johnson continues
quite sick.
Eva Rumley returned home to at
tend school. She had been assist
ing Mrs. Orville Brown with her
house work the past week.
Elder Campbell and wife called at
Will Johnson's Monday afternoon.
John Frost, Elmer Shira and Mr..
Nighswonger took three car loads of
people down to Saline Sunday to at
tend the meeting at that place con-
Quoted by Elder Campbell.
Mrs. Lewis Hamilton and children
of GAINESVILLE, are visiting her parents
LII. Gammon's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Richard Met Cart.

Mr.. Edwin X. Richard, Of Well
don and Miss Myrtle May Mozart. of
Humeston, were united in marriage
at3the clerks oficefat the court house
in this cityNyesterday morning at >
o'clock. Rev. Geo. ]. Cornford, OF
Cedar township, performed the cere-
mony. They will reside In Weldon.
~. Charlton Herald Patriot.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Keep Your Stomach and Liver
4 Healthy. assc

A vigorous Stomach, perfect work
ing Liver and regular acting Bowels
is guaranteed 1T you will use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They insure
good sDigestiOn, correct Constipation
and have an excellent toxic effect on
the whole system-Purify your blood
and rid you of all body poisons
through the Bowels. Only s25c at
your Druggist.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Sells Two Carloads Of steers.

q, Last Saturday Frank Bonnet
@bf6ught III two carloads of fat steers
which consisted of &c head and they
d 1feid 1877 pounds each. He In
tSnded to ship them to Chicago, but
James Parker got busy with him and
bought both carloads for ST. Joe.
y MI. Bunnett sold for " cents q
fpUpnd. The two loads netted him the
neat sum of $s.497. Davis City
News S>
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29

On Monday night. Nov End, Rev.
E.. e. Fraim, an Adventist minister
of Belknap, Illinois, who has been
holding series OF meetings at the
Advent church 1t Woodland, will
preach q special sermon on The
European War and Its Relation to
the Last Day Prophecy" at the Leon
Adventist church A cordial invita-
tionsis extended to everybody to hear
this sermon, as Rev. Fraim 10 . fine
stalker.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Official Figures on Dynamite Hill and
Griffith Cut-Offs.

There has been considerable specu-
lation and some wild reports in cir
culation in regard to the cost to De-
catur county of making the cut offs
around Dynamite hill west of Leon
on the Decatur road, and the cutoff
on the Davis City and Lamont road
known as the Griffith cutoff, and
county, engineer Frank Mallette has
kindly FURNISHED us with the official
figures showing the exact cost of
these improvements to the county, as
follows:
GRIFFITH CUTOFF
u. G. Griffith, 2.137 acres of
right of way at $11O.. $235.00
Contract to Iowa Bridge Co.,
concrete at $3.50. :. .175O.0O
Contract TO A. E. Shorthill
Co. for span. ........ 10000
5000 cubic yards of dirt at
.264 cents. :. 1920. 80
Carter Scott and son, fencing 43.21
Lee Craig and others, work
on fence. 64.l5
Corrugated tubing used on
road. ........ 4O.OO
Piling, estimated cost at soc. e1v.oo
$4562.36
OF the above amount the c.
B. & @. have agreed to pay $4,000
DYNAMITE HILL CUTOFF
Right of way damages as
sessed by board of apprais-
ers appointed by sheriff $15O0.0O
Grading by county gangs. =. 679.95
Bridge work by county gangs 345.24
Corrugated culverts used. =. $3.50
New "a foot span bridge over
old creek bed. -. $500. 141.29
$2724.OS
Amount paid by railway for
their part of grading. ...$ $500
Amount paid by Leon Com
mercial Club .......... 10000
Material used on steel span
that would have had to be
used on span, even if left
in old location, as jOist,
floor and labor. -. 2OO.39
$665.39
Total cost .$2724.OS
Deducting. 665.39
Total cost to County !. !. .$2O5S.69
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Special Saturday.

one pound Chocolate Molasses
chips. "a chip on the 90 biQek us
the pound. Bell Z Robinson
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Motorcycles.

New and rebuilt, on monthly pay.
ment plan. Dealers and riders want
ed. Eagle Motor Co., Cedar Falls,
Iowa.
Cnoo&n olos ohoan ~ naa&lon,a
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29

! The Kirschbaum 44.inch Shawl Col
lar "Pullman" OvercOat
Has met with universal favor, not
only because Of its thorough work
manship, but for the cosmopolitan
style that in nowise detracts from
its serviceability. The shawl collar
means warmth and ample protection,
and the convenient length is an ad-
ditional aid to comfort.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
DOuble-breasted

The Kirschbaum DOuble-breasted
''WaldOrf.'
that makes itself best felt and most
appreciated on those cold snappy
days that we can surely expect this
winter. And yet at the same time
it has plenty of the style that a
gentleman expects in his outer
wear. Tailored in an extensive va
riety of good, Substantial fabrics
that spell wear for more than one
season.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29

Meet mo e Cherriagt
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Baker.

Spectacles cheap at Buffers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-29
Special Sermon at Leon Advent
Church.

G. T. Ronk, pastor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-17

% BEN 9ibfdtu gilsnDOrOrt boz
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ben Dag btntin 5u fdidfsn. 60 fam
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had Inngem bergebIiam gnr6s
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otsbts ii9 gsgsn BE Manb unb mad
ipenigsn Minutsn trieb OaA trdfitoe
g9ndrden ben ttttdufnten Gldubis
get aus Der MOHHune binaus.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-17

1lptllen Nonltlialf4. bic Dame IN
0@pars! Gle mub wItber TIT GeIbs
NOT itln, he Dat mis- bos bier IHt 1000
BfaHi peEiduFi. 1900 In tG mtnbt.
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ftent an RibtIral
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ben 4uesn.
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llne bann fptslts flo cine Gsene
ab, ipie Der SpislTdoI BON Monis
It nod Hit gtItben battle. giatt eIes
adnttn Dame, oIs Ge ibren getulnn
am RouIsitsitf4 tinsOg, paros BON
binitH Der out ntbt psrids abpes
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9roDntne, Der ibr absr iofurl aus
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Pets TN SdaIt dnipsfsnotn 9ststtiDs
entesetn.
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+. d Offnstt, bIibtt ibr ibr 3isos
rstisnstni entsessn. Dabsi lag elm
Billet:
s@ndotgt Graul Qnbei osr ptrS
fptptene 9tiptis, oab Orr. be Ris
bsiro alias Mrs. 9lentburh alias
Sim Curtis nift nur Elm botsias
li6sr @srDonoIunsstinIIsr unb Gin
BREEDER, ionosrn aud SpisIr III, unb
td nidt idsnt, BEN sritsn bsfsn
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bsiIts fem ipLte, nur i'm isinsr Get
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IN.
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Rrs. 5Iorsnts Gspsrtuy, Miips bon
8sruIO 8. Dsptreur, nit GbsrIt
JAMES ROpIano gri3sIss.
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vmasam Dat Ct saa s'raHfti' =

Morgsns 9 nbr. gsim Dutlur
zines 0Orfss In 0bsrIdpabtn Tin
gslts ss. Die 5ousbGltsrin 5fTnets.
Dor Der Sir itano Elm Bauerniuna,
BON stna ID Sabre un6 iaete: Der
9trr DottOr lou gu In Ngmsinb
tOmmsl Msi @uooer much aa Der,
bunns rpsrrs!" no tommit bu osnu
bsr9" bon H." Die SousbaItsrin
msIbsts Die gsItelung ibren 6srrn.
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binaus gins. CT ertauets ibn ala
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fraets Jpn I'm DIALECT: sggaa it'd
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banomateriaI unb Rsierbeflafhen nit
re~inigenoeu MdTern, teiltdmen quI.
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g%drenbaustn. Der Bauer bieB 70,
neil isin berftOrbsnsr Grobbatet Elm
NAL In AnbIdno eiaen Gdren erItot
bdben ipOlts (tpit bisIsr tsIbft bot
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lnb bts gaasrn asIteItsr bisb tbl
don bet siunse 8drenbauer@.
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RnseniaHnmsr, stnem atb6tia bet.
gtObsn S6dbeI, etnsm
lusgereniten 4rm, einem beritouhhn
eein unb elmer fart gsutstTdtm
3tbt Gebenfdas bur6 einsa
lritt Dfrurfa9t). Damn fiaa b,t
an abs iitb aussntpaI6en unO
u Dsrbinbtn. gIst1ssltia fraaie Il
Iuh mad ben ltrEdhen uno bedann,
.Gdgt gdreHb1usrl gefdtert mar
IO9 nit Gonnti9, nit aertue (Rird,
I'M ntrpenbs 9aRs, ainotnuf
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snbs gtpeIfl Warurt bent It end
'rduft9" Darduf anttportsts osr
,d~renbdasr: s's nor @'m'pt'n'bip
rtspobl."
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gIit nnb @GIbbranOt.

Cine eridSpFsnbe neusrIids llnitv.
Iu9ung fsitens uuIsrss 0prhbtsniss
bat 81 Der llebsrSsueuna asflbrL.
bob gIisfGlog ols urfnde bon
DalobrdnOen cine bel tul1ttosrt
Heue ipisIt, nIs man ihm friIkst
1uaeftaubsn bate, aub In bisTsr d.
sisbung 8Iti9 mad benz 9strisb Sss
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btelleidt baIb an Der Gpihs Ser
waIofsusrsurfa1sn gu ieben III, ba
be eiisnbdbnen INNER IotofdIiiQst
nit 5euer Tim seben!
Sas GOrtamt 1T au6 su Der Mns
ftht gelangt, bnb Is tuenio Mert
babe, unttrfl9ungsn barber an,us
ftnen, iusIhs gditunaen WdIbbSus
me am meiften bonn BIis p~ttrcfFsn
fptrben, unb fpeIde am trsniaitsn.
pieImebr tebe Battuno unosFS6f M
oIttde ausF1t bierauf babe. Na
htHesgsn beItdtiet "a, bah Elm hpbst
ober Elm bereinSeIt ftebenbsr @1irtn.
ober elmer duf bpdIieaeubem Crunbe'
ben BIib gerne dnttsbt, unb tub IN
tieftputSlnber Baum Elm belFtftr
gliBleiter III, ola Elm rtur fld6 Ipurs
asInbsr.
Wandmat fsbt Der gItk ben
Baum fsIbit In gtdnb, b%sicnbsrs
tuenn berfeIbe n~bgeItprben hi: obr,
iebr Oft, tpabrT4sinliH in ben mel.
fen 6dlsn, ipirO sund6F bsr 90
ben unten am 1aurle ~ surt onisn
Tell aus birren, 6oIb aerishtta
3rpeieen unb gIdtteril beTsbsnb -
IN groab psfebt; unb folder Hubsa
lam eth gIimmeubss 1eaer tps
3sit baItenl
SIN ben wsbirpsn bon GabtoliFots
nien, Qrt3ona unb Rem Msriio III
iebes Jabt cine gnhse MnsdbI itner
sIettrii1en Gt5runget Az stipdtisn.
man nIs .ttodgfe GsDlsstss
3iefe tonrrtsf eetnbt an
gnbe bet Innssn, ttodensa GdlfDn;
uno ba lie ni6t bonn Rsget bsaIsIs
tst fino, 70 IN bic OeFdbr, bab fs
DsraEto6eH, cine iskr
Sn btsftr wtBitbung iiab
oaber bet GorIbienR bgIpnbtfs at6s
aa9aAinmIeli iiben, bis biz Wtaens
fit bIsIs Gtasnbsn anpsbrpam
II.
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BsIrAs OiAsHoFs.

sic mar cine febf rcmdntilds
iunge Mmsritanerin. arb ola iie btn
langsn Mann fub. bsFsn Gsiiht NIT
SdmiHtH bebedt mar, indhte ibr.
pbdntafs iOfOrt tpsl!e AnsfIaas.
sd CLAUDE, i4 fam SIR Gebeimnls
bon Jhrtm GtIIht nuIslsri." lagts ts
trdumerif@, Gle bnben einmol In
9~eibeIbefe ftubisfl nno 5inb geipih
eth benliher Baron" CT absr idit,
tslts bitter bus 5nupt. sd Bin
tsingnron, ufb id babe nihi IN 6sts
beIbers lubiert. sd bin muir In Der
GrsifeurfhaIe nngeiisIIt, III bef bic
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-21
No Resistance
10 The Liquor
Injunction
COUNSEL SAYS THE B. G o. WILL
MAKE NO EFFORT AT THIS
TIME TO DISSOLVE WRIT.
OTHER COMPANIES TO BE EN-.
MAY
HOLD CONFERENCE.

4 Mr.. H. S. Lively, local B. & O.
counsel, stated today to a represen-
tative of the West tyirginian; that his
client would make no effort. at the
present time. to dissolve the .rliquor',
injunction recently awarded against
1t by Judge Vincent of-the Intermedi:
ate court. Mr.. Lively further stated
that as all the railroads operating in
the state had been or soon woulu ne
similarity enjoined, in all probability
there would be a conference held in
the near future by the managers Of
these roads to determine what ac-
tion, II any, should be taken. y
Mr.. Lively said he had instructed
all the agents Of the company in this
county to comply strictly with the
present injunction order until the
same vas modified or dissolved.
AS practically all railroad en-
rployes are ,tee-totalers they are much
in sympathy with the anti-liquor
laws and will heartily cooperate
with the local officers in having the
same strictly enforced.