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Leon Indicator There is Something to See Along the FRISCO LINE. The. Only Scenic Route between ST. LOUIS or KANSAS CITY and Points in Missouri, Arkansas Texas, Kansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, The Southwest and Far West. ME THE LINE TO THE LAND OF Lead and Zinc.

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Further informotion will be cheerful ly given by the nearest station agent, or D. C. JONES, Agt. LOCAL NEWS. 2 Coal Entered as Second Clans Matter at the Post Ofice at Leon Kansas, May 2, 1895.

Thursday Aug, 29 1901. 0 Read photo Zachary's ad. Mrs, Geo. Suttlen is very sick. Mr.

and Mrs. Vera Pond were at El Dorado, last Thursday. The Dog days are gone, and the dry hot days grow shorter. T. T.

Rigg and A. F. Bell were county capital visitors, Friday. A. Case received another car of celebrated Newton flour last week.

Deputy Sheriff Geo. Young of El Dorado, was in town last Friday. Note the changes in the 'Frisco time card, which took effect last Sunday. Dr. Westacott will be at Latham, September 2, 3, and 4, next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Found, an umbrella. Owner describe property. pay 10c. for this local, at Martin's Hardware store. The Leon-Hickory team played the Lathara team a nice game of ball on the Leon grounds last Saturday; score 18 to 19 in favor of the former.

The "Frisco" R. R. Company is sending out a neat pamphlet, full of information regarding the oil fields of Red Fork, I. and Neodesha Kans. Miss Grace Britain of El Dorado, pent last week with her sister, Mrs.

E. P. Putnam. She returned Friday accompanied by Mrs. Putnam and daughter, Gladys.

There were a couple of showers few miles south of town last week, that freshened the grass and late crops somewhat, but none in this immediate locality since August 11, and it is getting mighty dry again. 6. H. Marshall and wife visited relatives here, Saturday and Sunday, and their daughters, Carman and Elsa, are down this week. They move to a farm Kingman next week.

Many friends relatives regret their learing Butler county. The piles that annoy you 80 will be quickly and permanently healed if you use De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of worthless counterfeits. Westacott Drug Co. Ar.

4. MMorrison GO. Ex-Sheriff Schram was in town, yesterday. Guy Rohr was up from Oklahoma, last week. Mr.

and MIs. H. E. King went to Wichita, Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Lynn visited relatiyes at El Dorado the first of the week.

Walter Farner of Hickory who has been very sick with typo-malarial fever, is thought to be 1 a little better. Te trade, a mare and colt for some hogs. W. Morti, Elder W. E.

Reeves will preach at the Christian church, next Sunday morning and Haverhill at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Henry Woolm who has been sick with typhoid fever, at his Uncle M. C. Kelley's in North Leon, improves very slowly. To trade, a mare and colt for some hogs.

W. Morti. Senator Leidy has been called away on business but hopes to be able to 'get home to attend the picnic at Arch Bridge, Tomorrow. Fef Hunt returned from New Mexico, last Saturday. He says he has been working in a gold mine.

Harrison Seymoure of Reece, was in town last week, with. the expectation of buying a farm. Mr. Vine Morford and family of Andover, Suadaved with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Morford. Mrs. Dr. Morrison is visiting her perents, Mr, and Mra.

S. Janney and friends at Crestline. Kansas. See card of the Leon Butcher shop in this issue. Mr.

Jacobs says he will spare no pains to meet the wants of his patrons. Miss Buenta McDaniel of Aurora, has charge of her mother's music class at Leon during her absence to Kentucky. To trade, a mare and colt for some hogs. W. Morti.

The invitation cards for the Wichita Carnival Association's Third Annual Carnival, Sept 30 to Oct. 5, are being sent out. The water fight between Geo. B. Wandell and Sid Blakeman, yesterday on the atreets, created quite an excitement as well as amusement.

Miss Lillian Evertson who bas been on a recreation tour to Eureka Springs, is home again. She says she enjoyed the visit hugely See announcement in another column of Messra Sewser Erwin. who have opened store in the "Racket" building. May merited success attend their enterprise Five tons of grapes, at Miller's at White Station, at 2 cents per pound. Address J.

B. Miller, Rural Route No. 1, El Dorado, Kans. The school board is treating the High scheol room to new seats, of a late model. W.

H. Martin and Henry Jacobs are doing the work. Mrs. Ada Mauck who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

T. T. Rigg and Mrs. Mary Poe. returned to her home in Illinois, Tuesday.

The teachers and pupils of the Leon Christian church Sunday schrol, had quite picnic at Marshall's Grove, Tuesday. Mr. George B. Wandell met bis wife at Wichita, last Saturday, where she had juat returned from A six week's visit with friends iu California. Mrs.

Wandell enjoyed the visit immensely. Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Leidy returned from a pleasant visit to Buffalo, New York. last week.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Leidy of El Dorado looked after their stock during their absence, The keeping open of business houses on Sunday is a repreach to any city. The man who rests one day in seven is better off, and better fitted for the business or labor of the week. The city council of Leon is being petitioned to pass an ordinance relative to this matter.

A spontaneous combustion was dis covered in H. H. Marshall's coal bin, last Thursday: Part of the coal had to be moved before the fire could be extinguish ed. Miss Mollie Carlile who has been on an extended yisit in Utah and Idaho, with friends. returned last Thursday.

She visited Balt Lake City, while on her tour. Dr. Westacott has the idea for putting on a roof, for the protecting from heat and cold: He had the roof of his Dental office, lathed, plastered, stratum of coal cinders, ceiled and then covered with asbestos paper. The meanest sneak thif dees not have occasion to look more sneaking than the thing calling himself a man, who will destroy, mutilate or damage property while the owner sleeps. The hot winds last Sunday, were bard upon vegetation.

Late sown stuff can make yery little at best. and even Kafir corn that promised well two weeks ago, is greatly damaged. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures Sick Headache. Sold by Carlile.

Benningheff King have sold their twentieth corn harvester since the season opened. eve in the herd of town cows, and in There are a number of cases of pinkother herds in the neighborhood. Chenoweth Garrison's thresher is threshing alfalfa seed in the neighborhood. There will be considerable sown, if it rains right awav. The was red in the east, this morning--red and lowering.

But then all signs of rain seem to fail in dry weather. Misses Ethel and Minnie Farrar met Miss Georgie Hicks, Latham phone girl, at the depot, Monday on her way to Wichita, where she has accepted a position in. u. millinery store. A.

B. Wandell has a picturesque peach orchard, at his dwelling, south of town; all fine grafted trees, and a tremendous yield this year. He says be has no trouble in selling this quality of fruit. It pays to put out the best fruit trees. We erred last week, in stating that only Major Milks attended the G.

A. R. Reunion at Hutchinson. We afterward learned that Comrade D. G.

Butts and wife attended, meta number of his former comrades in arms and enjoyed a delightful reunion with them. A very large and brilliant meteor into view in the northeast and about 25 degrees aloye the horizon, near the hour of 9:30 p. m. last Thursday night. The dispatches state that it fell above Lawrence with a loud report.

It was seen by several parties here, but the noise was not heard. Evangelist Zachary closed his meeting and left for the East last Monday night. His discourses in the main, were deyoted to the church members and Christian lying, rather than to revival efforts, He is a hard student and an able teacher, and was favored with fair audiences despite the hot weather, and rests in the hops that his labors were not in vain, though there were no additions to the church. Let's all attend the Harvest Home picnic, Tomorrow, at the Stone Arch Bridge. The Hon.

J. W. Robinson, llon. J. B.

Adams, Eugene Shidler, Judge Leland, some Professor from the State Agricultural College and other speakers will address the multitude. There was a large attendance and an interesting program at the Township Sunday school convention. at, the Christian church, last Sunday afternoon. Mr. Smith and O.

F. Hobbs of El Dorado were present. The organization was continued by electing W. S. Marshall, President; A.

L. Tong, Treasurer; J. E. Hannon, Secretary. Died.

at her home on Hickory Creek, at 11:45 Tuesday, Aug. 27, 1901. Mrs. Sutter, wife of Chas. Sutter.

The deceased is seid to have had a tumor in the stomach, with other complications, and had been afflicted for many months, though her condition WAS not serious until very recently Funeral services were conducted at the home by Pastor Fricker of the gelical church, of which the deceased bad been a useful member for twenty years. She leayes besides her daughter and four sons between the ages of 15 and 22 years, a host of friends and sympathizing neighbors. The remains were buried yesterday at the Leon cemetery. The 4TH At the Stone Arch Bridge 31-2 miies Northeast of Leon, will be held, Friday, Aug. 30, in the grove.

Every body invited. Bring full baskets and some chicken. By Order of Committee. J. E.

Dilts. Changes In and Around Town. TT. residence. Rigg is moying to Mrs.

Kraft's Mrs. C. Kraft is moying in with her son-in-law, Joe Sinkhorn. She contemplates moring to Winfield in two or three weeks. Joseph M.

Rogers of Illinois, who purchased the :60, just east of the Beadle farm, last spring is here, and will live in town this winter. Otis Johnson has sold his farm, northwest of town, to his brother law, C. M. Smith. Mr.

Johnson pects to move to Missouri. W. A. Dunn has sold: his West Leon residence property to Joseph M. Rogers, and will get onto a farm, and raise pigs and calyes and ens.

SESSER ERWIN, New Feed STORE. At the Old Racket stand, calls promptly attended to. Give Us a Trial, J. Benninghoff. H.

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STAPLE and FANCY A Dry Goods for the Summer season, such as has never be fore been displayed in Leon. Also carry one of the largest 4 line of WINDOW SHADES and CURTAIN POLES and Curtain Goods 111 the city. We haye recently bought an extension assortment of Japanese Carpet Mattings direct from the Importers at San Fraces Co. These are not the cheap goods. but the best line of goods on the market.

At The NEW IDEA a Found: A lady's glove. Pay for this notice, and describe property, at this office. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures stomach troubles. Sold by S.

Carlife. LEON BUTCHERSHOP, Good weights and prompt attention. Cash for fat Stock and hides. I R. L.

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DEERING MOWERS HAY RAKES CORN BINDERS and GO-DEVILS at W. J. Martin, Pioneer Hardware Man of Leon, MONEY TO LOAN TO BUY CATTLE. Continental Creamery Company Loans money to patrons to buy cows, payable in installments. We lest all the milk in the station where we receiye it.

For particulars call on O. C. MILLER, Local manager. G. A.

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