The Leona Sun from Leona, Kansas • 1

SL J) i I I 1,3 i LAI. Lid PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Vol v. THE SUNSHINES FOR ALL. $1 00 A YEAR.

JLoonn, Doniphnu Friday, A ULrust 8 189( No 29. SUN. LOCA L. SEWING MACHINE FOR COUNTRY AND MCKINLEY, (Air- MarcljiuK TUroun'h living the buple, and sound it lni'il and Imi. Oil (Jriniliiani, (Missouri;) returned home yesterday.

He Jms been ilie county fair near his old Missouri limne. Oil bought a OKI.MiVl'K ITIvMS, Ceo. MeCaiiloy makes frequon trips to Hiawatha. A. Sfommors who was plowinp I am prepared to notice every piece, part, spring or screw partaining to any sewing-nia- clime, it -obtainable.

and repair machines. H. KJ KI, KA.TSIR furnish on short Will also clean I CARS OP TIIRC I WANT APPLES. AUST BE DELIV ERED EIRST OE THE WEEK. ml ly i- ilanjtei troni icpuil- iai ion's sound the note in warning 1'min the rostrum and in smifi, And stand up for country and Mckinley, ('lmrus: Hunali! lairrali! We'll the jubilee Hurrah! Uunah: wt-'llsiarviuosiu'rity: We'll bat ie for protect ion and for recipri icily, And stand up fov country and McKiu-ley.

We want the Inmost, toiler, wnen his honest work is done, have Ids pay in money that isjjoort for every one, We want our country's currency to be refused by none, stand up for country ami Mckinley. Chorus. Mryan. Tillman, Alljfelil and that anarchist tc crowd, Are bowliun f1' free silver, and tlse.v 're howling' long and loud; many honest democrats, dissjust- ed with that crowd, Will stand up for country and Mckinley. Chorus Protection and prosperity will, travel hand in hand.

The cheering hum of industry be heaid in all the land: Let all who love their country join our patriotic band And stand up for country and Mckinley. Chorus. Last Tuesday evening a horse, belonging to Ceo. Eliding broke loose Leona. The horse came back that night, without tlio saddle and bridle that was on it.

If any one knows anything about this affair, please make it known at this otlice. The Leona ball boys won the game at Denton Sunday by a score to 14. Morford and Earl Gardner returned from Valley Falls the first the week. Will Hounted, who had his foot amputated not long ago, is improving very fast, Tom Harper, a farmer living near here complains of being troubled by chicken thieves. One Minute Cough Cure, cures.

That wHat it was made lor. horse while over thorn and rode it home. i- not feeling very well today owing lo his long ride ami an overdose of pawpaws and such as thai, that ilie uissonrians live on. ((l i'0'ihhft sian.l it, lo eat them like lie used to, he been in Kansas too long. We are anxious tu ib a lillle good In this world ami can lliinkof no pleas aider or lielier way to do it than ly reeoiiiiiieniiinii' One Minnie i'ou'Ii (ureas a preventive of pneumonia, consumption and )tlier serliuis lung' troubles flint follow negleided had colds.

LoonliMi'd Ilrus. Jap Newton made his lirsl apple butter and jelly, this wason, yesler- ly. li was very line. You should go see il whether oil need any "or not. Also see how it is made on a large scale.

I'ersons wlionau- a eoutrlunp; spell every night, on account of llekling sensation In the throat, may over come it at once by a dose of One Minute L'oiijdi (Jure. Leonliard Uros, young lady of this oily savs the lirst time she was kissed hIic full like a tub of roses swimming in honey, colnne, nut meg and cran berries. Sin. felt as if something was riiiniine; through her nerves on feel of diamonds! eseorted by several little eupid-, in ehiirriots drawn hv angles, shaded by honey siiekleH, and the W'holji spread with melted rainbows, F. J.

Cliihln lias words and music I'or cam song, It is very appropriate nmleortiie. We are safe in snying that it is the rich est of the seiiNon. 1 1 will probably appear in the nl this week or net. Aug. iii.

Nearly hundred people hehl a surprise party ill the home of II. 1 avis. lo siir priso his mollier Mrn. li, Davis of St Joseph ho formerly resided here. A very pleasant evening was spent, with gnines by tbeyoung people, All had a social time, cream and cuke were served, red warehouse seems to have into a lodging house for some of the boy.

Mrs. Mark liursk ai.d lit; liild is visiting at her old home, mi ilie larm. We undeiv.land that Mrs, Clark, mother of the Mrownell hoys, is improving slowly. 1 wish to call your attention to my stock of furniture, my sample carpet k'niiiiel. C.

Weidansaul has papered the inside of his blacksmith shop with campaign literature- We are informed that the best way to stop a horse from slobbering is. to teach him to spit-Tim Kirlin Div Cultivatois will jilow two rowj and save tin: labor of one man. Kiminel. The opening ball ol the. season will be given at Win.

liailey's next Friday evening. Sept. -1, Leona vs Denton at Denton next Sunday. This will be the champ-, kinship game of the season. James Gardner had charge of the butcher shop during the absence of the proprietor the first of the week.

A number of the m. A's of this place expect to attend the log rolling at St Joe, week after noxt. Mr, Shear, ho was. kicked by a hoive is improving, lie was taken to the home of his son near Denton, Thursday. Fred Deuhn in now the possesser of a bicycle.

He purchased it of Ed. Oldt, giving, as part payment, a shot gun. Uncle Hugh Kelso has on exhibition at the post office, tha largest home grown potato that wo have seen this year. Mr. Fowler, of Fowler grocery at Waterloo, was in this vacinify looking after apples, the first of the week.

Small in size, but jjrait in results. DeWitt's Little Early Kisers net gently but thoroughly, curing indigestion, dyspepsia ami constipation, Small pill, safe pill, best pill. Leonhaid r.ros, ISN'T Tin lurneii Jk, for Karl lienfer, losf his wnlel' whili) lighting humble-bees, A eerlnin young man made tin remark that "it lakes a pretty smooth fellow go with some oi. thelhdlevue girls." "Why don'i yi)u hold you job down. Mr.

Leo lirown and family q. Iloldridge, are spending short tinio with relatives and friend-at this place. Miss Toail iAlcCaiiley r. -in Hia wathn. 1 Mr.

0. J. Larson is in Marshall county on a business trip, nt pres: cut, I'rof. Wm. and family of DesMoines, were visiting relatives and friends at this place, last week.

The Christian Endeavor tujov' will meet next Sunday evening at the I. eliur'-h, KveryQiio is vt ted to eonio. Heno, tlio next timy you go to, town on Sunday, he sure and leave, that badge at home. Avery ldeasant surprint; piuty. was held at the home of Joe Davis, last, Monday night.

Ice cream andj cake wero served. Mr. A. I. Sommors rcturncil from Cloud county last Sunday, lie reports a good time.

Albert Shoemaker started for. Cloud county last Monday, liellevuo school opens next Monday. Mr. Hoinniers will leiieli thf, coming vear. One of Li'ona's lirst doctors, t'.

l'ieree. was in town Wednesday inorning to niecthiH wife, avIio- re-turned from a weeks visit in St Jos on that morning. They are living, with their sons, Kd. and IVd, on, one of Acker's farms, three and one half miles norlh of here. Tornado insurance, nt one-half former rates, A.

0, Pclaney, Agt, 1 THE LEONA CASH STORE HIGHEST CASH MAlikET I'KICE J'AIl). Mrs. L. K. Davis and daughter, Lois, from St Jseph, Mo.

and grand children Misses Clyde and Jessie from Hardy, ami Mrs. Mosher from East Providence, Uhode Island are visiting at the home of 1. W. Davitf near Leona. The slickest thing on earth to preserve your roofs is the asphalt roof-paint.

Once used never done with out. Fore sale by Leonard ftros. Hathaway, a farmer living near Uobinson sold 8,000 bushels of wheat this week. A higher market wa the drawing card. The feature of the ball game next Sunday, will probably be Ye editor receiving a pounding while attempting to umpire the game.

A horse belonging to one of I Son Williams men, ran away the other evening, breaking the shaves of the cart that in was hitched to, Croquet sets, the best, for almost nothing. We want to (jo broke, so come and get our goods and help break us, Leonhard Itroa. Sell .1 jn son your Aile. made My nets H. Olilt.

liiiy your fluiir ol IGAKS at tlio rontaiiraut. I'-iiy a (Sold hup at the sun oHiec. Buy your In-eud ui tlio restaurant, sliellers areltciii" ki't lmsy. cream at tlio it'-Uunun Sun- Tin McKinley Clul; mecK roof at T.etnihirtl ui Shock i- visit ins i in i.eomi lis vcev. k.KU was in Hiawatha, 'I'S i -tinty i iiiivicji niv to lo jlU'! I tiU'liinson'of was tit town Sunday.

1 1 i lis nillei a new mosIci jjfii'e l' shop. Pen's irainoil skunk is living and i'iimii; "jiiitc well. Jas. and Ed. wore in St Monday.

I nn in the market for summer jjijilcs. Jenson. Wm. Stirling was. in Kansas jlse first of the week.

Dave Angsload made a trijt to i iawa tha Wed new la y. t'arpet slippers are. the most popular foot ware in this town, Mrs. llailey of Troy is visiting ith Mrs. llazen this, week, F.

J. Chillis and wife drove to (Severance yesterday afternoon. Fruit is moving fast; espaeially grapes. They sell at 15e. per basket.

The roat western fish company seem to be meeting with much kuc-pess. A hiii'J vinil aiH elcctrio storm fished us last Saturday morning at o'clock. Ole Larson was in Mar.vsville, the last of last week. E3 i TUB LEONA CASH STORE We A $300 i To No in of of J. Jenson.

i'ass he good word along tin; line. Files can he quickly cured without an operation by simply applying DeWittts Witch Jlazel Salve. Leonhard The. McKinley Club has decided lo erect a McKinley poll in the City park. Well, wouldn't it be a good thing to build a grand stand in there, also? Then give a social and open air speakings, have musical i rogra.ni i es repa rod Mrs.

Smith is said to be it the most critical condition, and in order to save life, a change for the ettcr must soon take place, Now since they have decided to raise a Mckinley poll in tlio park, wouldn't it be a tfond tliinif to build a grand stand for day speaking. It would cost hut very lift le. We should have a crowd large enough to till the whole park when senator llailey conies. I have the largest stock of buggies ever brought to Leona, Oldt, MATS-bothsoft of the West. sssa i IT ABOUT TIME TO- rlot hat have great bargains in men's and boys' FELT and derby hat for BARGAINS Jelly glasses 30 cts.

a doz. Ask to see our ribbons they are very cheap. Corsets 35 to 75c. Child's waists at 25c. each.

Overalls way down there READ AND BE WISE. A few pairs of ladies serge slippers- 3s and 4s only-at twenty-five cents'. Boy's suits and knee pants at about one-half you usually pay for them, LAMPS Elegant parlor lamps which formerly sold for 1.50 to 3.00, your choice for one dollar. A good assortment of plain lamps, complete, 35c. Xi.

l.UU A 1.00 (( .50 A .50 ,25 These hats are the hot stuff, too. Come and see them. Then you'll buy. rW. i Vi a "ho vera i prm 5ESSZH2K3SS5S? and Better Goods are Constantly Arriving, ter this week Will 11I1U a OVERLOOK SHOES cheaper than body on shoes.

shoes 5oc. a pr. SUllimer dreSS gOOdS, are pSyitg the RarMt Pric? lor all KMr of Country Produce- Brtifl MI your Butter you New Ui ft 2 to jj to cents 3 Remember the Bargain Store former price 12 1 20 cents. Price close them out 5 rfV.l:' JMttSWT-'-W-M-i Leona, Kas. fifTW' SlOfj Hi ju Eggr.

ti 1 DON'T OUR "We are any School Cash Leona Leona, Kas..