The Leon Press from Leon, Kansas • 3

FRISCO TIME TABLE. LEON Kansas. EAST BOUND. and 11:18 A. freigat 10:05 A.

Througb 11:53 Colorado 11:62 P. California 11:18 A.M WEST BOUND. Mail and 3:37 P. Local 2:18 Through 9:13 A.M Colorado 4:08 A. California 2:07 A.

All trains are run daily. Through coaches and sleeping cars are run daily in directions without change between Burton, Leon and Louis on mail trains. No other line offer such facilities. For full particulars with maps time tables Call upon or address, W. T.

Whitlock, Agent Frisco Line, Leon, Kan. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. G. DOne tornoy-at-law. AIKMAN, Office in Court House.

AtEL DORADO, KANSAS. DR. J. B. CARLILE, Oflice Physician in INDI- and GATOR Block, Leon, Kansas.

28tf SHINN YEAGER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Offices at K1 Dorado and Augusta Do a general law business 9141f ROBBINg. F. B. HOYE, ROBBINS HOYT, Loan Insurance Brokers.

Omce over National Bank. EL DORADO, KANSAS. EUROPEAN HOTEL. GANTS MAHN. PROP'S.

416 Douglas Ave. Two blocks from depot. Terms, 61 and per day. WICHITA, Kansas. CALVERT HOUSE.

Horta MAIN LEON, KANS. J. M. EATON, Prop. Gassts provided with good tions, moderate rates.

Osumedious sample rooms in Connection. SOCIETIES. F. and A. 1.

Joppa ledge, No. 223. Regular communications the first and third Saturdays of each month at 7:30 P. M. over Beckmeyers Btore M.

A. PALMER, C. L. KING, W. M.

Secly. I.00 F. Leon lodge. No. 203.

Meets every Saturday night at Odd Fellows Hall. E. F. DAVIS, N. G.

SAMUEL ECKER, Secly. A. O. v. w.

Meets at their hall, over Leon bank, ever Monday might L. L. KISER, R. J. S.

CALVERT M. W. Knights of Pythias Acme lodge, No. 94, meets every Fridav night, over Leon bank. M.

E. KING, K. of R. 8. L.

E. McCLANE, C. G. A. R.

Meets in Churchill Hall the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. N. DEDRICK, W. JOHNSON. Adjutant.

Post Com CITY DIRECTORY. LEON INDICATOR Entered at the postoffice at Leon, 08 second-class matter. Advertising Rates Made Known on Application LOCAL NEWS. Jud Meacham is slinging type on the gusta News. A.

B. Wandeli was up to the county capital Monday. The Walnut Valley Times is twenty years prosperous and happy. The next annual encampment of 1 Rausas G. A.

will be held at Hutchinson. 1 The first little INDICATOR was published January 31st 1880, ten years ago last Friday, For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For gale by E. F.

DAVIS Co. Elder Monroe writes that he will bo here next Lordsday. Preaching morning and evening. The name of Eli M. Kelley of Leon, appears under the head of pension for January 29.

There will be a mask ball on the 14th, st the Opera House. Come one coms all. No mask, no dance. 2t Charley Miller went to El Dorado Monday, to give the creamery people pointers on butter making. Mrs.

B. S. Ide, who had been sick for a long time, died January was buried at Leon last Saturday. Mrs. J.

B. Carlile, who has been sick with the grip for a week past, had been improving, but was worse yesterday. I will pay $6.00 per ton for dry bones. 32-tf G. F.

ROHR. A Georgia real estate firm wants the IN: DICATOR to do $50 worth of advertising for town lot. We have no use for lot in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Sumwalt, brother-in-law and sister to H. A. Snyder, have moved in from th west and will abide in Batter county. They have rented the Shortridge place east of town.

There was a surprise party given to Miss Clara Burroughs at her home In North Leon, by a large number of her friends, last evening. SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption. E. F.

DAVIS CO. Jacob Goff and wife, and the latter's sisters, Misses Jennie Lister and Minnie Frecka, left last Saturday Texas, where Mrs. G's parents reside. LOST: On January 21, in or near Leon. a hunting case gold watch.

$5.00 reward will be paid for its return in geed condition. M. A. PALMER. John Shields, one of the early settlers of Leon, is working at his trade, carpentering in Alaska--learning the natives how to use the square and jack-plane.

James Dilts 1s our informant. THAT HACKING COUGH can be 80 quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We antee it. For sale by E. F.

DAVIS Co. J. W. Reel of Glence township, died Monday, and was buried Tuesday, his mother-in-law, Mrs. Havens, died yesterday and will be buried today, so we learn just as we go to press.

A Calico Ball to be given in Hindman's Opera House, Augusta, Kansas, Friday evening, February 19, 190, under the auspices of the I. 0. 0. F. Good music will be furn: ished.

Tickets including supper $1.50. The bills are out for a big sale, Saturday, Fobruary 15th, at Crosier Cowen's livery barn. All personal property on the Holmes Chambers ranch will be sold, by the Sheriff, under a $1,500 chattel mortgage. Jee Evertson latest exhibition of audacity WAR to reut Wooten's stable to a stranger for $1, and direct him to George Tracy's millet hay as though it were his own. Large audacity and small veracity, overshadows fair capacity.

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by E. F.

DAVIA CO. C. L. Shidier returned from the state encampment last Thursday night. He says the attendance was large and enthusiastic, and that there was some pretty plain talk, 011 the monkey business In pension affairs, by certain officials.

945 hogs went over the scales at Wichita Tuesday. The bulk bringing and tops $3.70 per bundred. The Eagle's market reports are full and reliable. There is good money in hogs at these figures, comsidering the price of corn. NOTICE: Parties indebted to 22e for one, two and three years, are requested to call and settle within 80 days, otherwise their nantes will be placed on the Black List, for everybody to rend.

JOHN KRAUSE. Leon, Jan. 15, 1830. 4t The Blue bird has come again. A few of our farmers are plowing--thus evidences of approaching spring do multiply, in spite of the fact that the ground could have seen his shadow lust Sunday.

The eity election and assessor are coming bye and bye. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Sbiioh's Cure is the Remedy for you. Fer sale by E. F.

DAVIS dis Co. The Leon Building Loan Association will be five years old March 1st. The time for the annual election is the first Saturday in March. It will be money in the pockets of the stockholdera to close up the affairs of the association without throwing it into the hands of a receiver. When you need a mild laxative you should have a medicine that will net on the liver and kidneys as well us the bowels, Beggs' Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared expressly for this purpose.

Insist on getting them, 18 they haye no superior and few equals. E. F. DAVIS Druggists. Corn 12 cente per bushel and coffee 30 cents per pound that means 140 pounds of corn and 85 pounds of cobs for a pound of coffee.

If a million farmors will drink good and hold their corn, change will milic coms. But if they presist in paying such al price for coffee, the INDICATOR can't help Geo. Westacott. inlaying 700. feet of pipe, and will supply his aquarium at the store with water from thenvell at his residence on West street.

He wilt receive a dozen Goldfish from St. Louis this week. His well, wind -mill, hose, piping and all for sprinkling lawn garden, and to supply residence and store, will cost four 01. five hundred doliare. Eucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uicers, Salt Rhoum, Fever Sores, Fetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or mouey refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by GEO. WESTACOTT.

Michael McGinty, who has been reported dead several times during the part few weeke, is not only alive but is in the enjoyment of excellent health. He was in our quiet metropolis last Monday shaking bands with some of his old friends. lie has been a resident of our neighboring county of Butler for a long time and is much respected.Florence Herald. Guinty is his name--not Me. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.

For sale by E. F. DAVIS Co. A Lesson in Advertising. Neodesha Register.

The Midland Medicine Concert company has gone, bag and baggage, taking with them out of this community about $2,000 in clean cash and leaving a lot of ineflicacious, but probably harmless, nostrums widely circulated among the infatuated people. The manager of the company understood the art of advertising, bowever, and it was by a liberal and judicious 1190 of printars' ink that they were enabled to gather the crowds to whom they sold their worthless potions. By the way, if judicious advertining will enable a 11911 to sell a worthless thing what effeut would it have on the sale of good article? We are glad to learn that those gentlemen who own property in Burns and who refused to take their home paper bave subr scribed for a paper that does not care whether Burns lives or dies. Such work as this would discourage a saint. When a man comes to a town the size of Burns and tries to do what be the town by publishing a paper, he deserves the hearty support of everybody, and the man is a white rat that won't support him.

The Republican press association for "the state of All right. What's it for? Combine to put up the price ef papers, advertising, jobwork and writeups, or to put up a job on the county printing? N. A. Yeager of Augusta is urged by many friends throughout the county to make the race for county attorney and may be considered on the track. He is able, capable, honorable, and available hailing a3 he does from a point in the county not recently represented in the county's official roster.

Elder J. M. Monroe sends word that he is still unable to fill his appointment at the Christian church en account of severe lung trouble. Mr. A.

B. Young who started last evening for Oklahomo had his pocket picked at the depot of $80, all the money that he had. Suspicion falls upon two strangers who left on the same train. They were noticed around town yesterday by various business men and were spotted for crooks. One of them was tall with full beard and mustache.

The other was shorter and was smooth shaven. -Tuesday's Times. Diad. This morning at 4:30 o'clock, Mrs. Matilda Smith, wife of E.

N. Smith, of this city. Her death was caused by 8 severe attack of la grippe, followed by pnoumonia. Deceased was born in Woodefield, Ohio, on the 7th of March, 1842. She was married at the same place on the 31st of October, 1872, The funeral will take place next Sunday at 2 o'clock, from the house.

The remains will be interred in Belle Vista cemetery. Mre. Smith WAS all estimable lady, of kindly and generous spirit, and a true Jan. 30. L.

M. Williams shipped two cars of corn from Rose Hill for John F. Oldham, which sold Jan. 7th in St. Louis at 264c.

per bushel, graded No. 2. Here is the exhibit: Gross receipts for two car loads of $304.57 80 yon Insuran 80 6.30 166.74 Net 137.83 A small fraction over 45 per cent. to the producer, plowing, cultiyating, husking, shelling, hauling and carring with nothing to the local shipper. -Douglass Tribune.

Let the discussions in Congress continne 010 the race question, agriculture in Alaska, anything and everything but of that which is of utility to the western farwer, and therefore of bonefit to the business man who sells to the western farmer. In this statement it is clearly shown that it takes more than half the grain to haul it to market, and yet 80100 people say, "what's the matter with the farmer? The commissioners failed to take any action in regard to the immigration movement, deciding, we believe, that they have no legal right to make the appropriation. Prof. John G. Sheidon, principal of the Brainerd schools, will be a candidate for county superintendent.

He is a worthy young man and possessed of laudable 816 -Douglass Tribune. The above item has been freely copied in the county papers. Is ha the only avowed candidate? If so, John will haye a walk over. We have heard others mentioned and to start the ball will give them tor consideration. Prof.

Thomas, Douglass, W. J. Speer, Augusta, C. F. Gates, Li Dorado, J.

C. Wingert, El Dorado, and Austin Brumback, El Dorado. Mr. O. F.

Hobbs, of El Dorado has been circulating a petition to the county commissioners asking them to appropriate $1,000 for the purpose of inducing immigration. He bas met with splendid success as nearly every taxpayer, and none others are asked to sign, has been only too glad to append his signatuer. All who were approached in Union Township, 42, signed the petition. All but five In Glencoe. All but two fu Little Walnut.

As soon as the appropriation is made there will be a convention of delegates from each township in the county, called for the purpose of considering how to expend the money. Thia convention should be held in Augusta as it is most accessible of any of the towns in the county. Some of the El Doradoites want it there but many are willing to pass around, and give this convention to -Journal. O. F.

skipped the INDICATOR, doubtless classing the editor as a non -taxpayer. TEl Dorado W. S. Buskirk was in the Republican office Wednesday and says there is a high old row going on down in south Butler. The 'Frisco Railroad' people have surveyed a cut -off from Derry to Burgess leaving Glencoe and Keighley out in the cold.

The railroad people say they are going to build on the line surveyed and there is a rumor that they are going to put in shops at Burgess, which may yet become a great town. There is much in this move which looks to an out- sider like a cold dead bluff. FOR SALE: Part of a bakers outfit. Also bake oven and shop for rent cheap. Call At this offico.

A continual coughing is very annoying to persons sitting near you in any kind of a gathering; besides, it is of great damage to the throut and lungs, and is exceedingly dangerous at this season of the year. Onehalf bottle of Bergs' Cherry Cough Syrup will relieve any ordinary cough, and this remedy costs no mere than the inferior grades that are thrown on the market to sell at enorinous profits. L. F. DAVIS Druggists.

Haverhill Hints. J. E. Remsberg, the apostle of Infidelity discoursed to a goodly audience Saturday night. His subject, "The Fathers of Our Republic," was comfined to Washington, Franklin, Jefferson and Paine.

He credited Paine with the authorship of our form of government--that is in the conception, while Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, Washington was the hero statesman and Franklin the diplomat. But his lecture was devoted te a discussion of their religious beliefs. He started out by stating that christianity claimed, Washington, Jefferson and Franklin and devoted himself assiduously, to a refutation of this alleged claim. But, while he was demonstrating, that Jefferson did not believe in the Jesus of the New Testament nor the God of the Old, and yet that he believed in a a God, he did not enlighten his hearers, as to why he or any Deist believed in any other God. Neither is it probable that his believing auditors, are ready to discard their bibles and their faith in a revealed, risen and reigning Redeemer, for the theeries of Thomas Paine, or Thomas Jefferson.

SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bettie. For sale by E. F. DAViS Co.

Report of Leon Public Schools. HIGH SCHOOL. DEPT. Total 67 Enrollment of the 52 Total number days 884 No. cases unexcueed Average daily attendance.

44. No. of minutes 131 No. cases corporal 1 No. WISEMAN MARSHALL, Teachers.

GRAMMAR DEPT. Total 50 Enrollment of the 42 Total number days 623 Average daily attendance 31 No. cases unexcused 6 No. of minutes 60 No. cases corporal 0 visitors.

3 LAURA POTTLE, Teacher. INTERMEDIATE DEPT. Total 62 Enrollment of the 59 Total number 923 Average daily 46 No. unexcused 15 No. of minutes 300 No.

cases corporal 0 No. 4 Lou JONES, Teacher. 2ND. INTERMEDIATE, Total Enrollment enrolin of the month. Total number days 690 Average daily attendance.

32 No. cases unexcused 5 of minutes 50 No. cases corporal 0 No. visitors. 3 LOU BURROUGHS, Teacher.

PRIMARY DEPT. Total 57 Enroliment of the 48 Total number days ntt 550 Average daily attendance. 27 No. cases unexcused 10 No. of minutes 99 No.

corporal 0. No. 3 MAKY APPLEGATE, Teacher. TOTAL. Total 275 Baroliment of 242 Total number days .3620 Average daily 180 No.

cases unexcused 46 No. of minutes lost. 640 No. cases corporal 1 No. 21 ELMER WISEMAN, Principal.

13 pounds best granulated sugar for $1.00. 14 6 6 ligat brown 66 46 $1.00. At SNYDER Co's. 123-tf Letter List. Letters remaining in the Leon postofice uncalled for.

February 1st, 1890. Kehler George Johnson Dane Augstad A. Rogers John McPherson Jacob Advertised mail matter after being held one month, is sent to the dead letter office. When calling for the above please say advertised. FRANK M.

TONG, P.M. If you or any of your family should happen to be frightfully burned or scalded, what have you in the house to alleviate the pain until you can get a physician? A box of Beggs' German Salve at hand in times like this would save a world of suffering and oftentimes a doctor bitl, as it bas no equal in cases of this kind, as well as inflammation of all kinds. E. F. DAVIS Druggists.

Among Our County Exchanges: What is the matter with organizing a Butler county press association? There are upwards of a dozen newspapers in Butler county and there are many points erganized effort might accomplish a great deal. The farmers have an alliance to proteet themselves against middle men; why should not the editors organize to protect themselves against fraudulent advertising agencies, circus dead beats, subscribers who refuse their papers, bum printers and other things that make the business a living perdition for the men engaged in it. What do you say, Editors Sutterthwaite, Noe, Copeland, Riley, Cady, how about it, Augusta News, Whitewater Tribune, and Tewanda Herald. What do you We are for it. say call the boys together, organize, set up the free lunch, interchange ideas and let us have an editors' alliance, It would seem that the Butler county editors did not catch onto the Harrison administration in the right place.

Not one of them has been appointed postmaster in any of our flourishing towns. It looks as if it is only the editors of the large size papers that are, recognized under the present Democrat. That's the way you look at it. To us it appears as though the El Dorado Republican controled the El Dorado postofice, the El Dorado Times the Douglass pestoffice, the railroad mail route on the Douglass branch, and is kicking because it was ignored in reference to the Caldwell postofice; the Signal succeeded in turning the appointee out of the Latham postofice; Charley Nos could not have afforded to have held the Leon postoffice if he could have got it, the Augusta papers await the expiration of the democrat's term in that city. If there had been two postofices at this place we feel assured that the Tribune man could have had the smaller one.

Some people thought Blue had been killed, but it was 9 mistake. He was only flying around over the country taking a rest and tuking notes here and there. There is considerable sickness round about now days. The following are among those who are attacked by the influenza: Wm. Patterson, May Patterson, Frank Green, C.

M. Clark, Ida Clark, Mrs. Gahm, Many have had it but are recovering now. A. G.

Doughty Wa8 employed to teach school a few days last week, at the Cave Spring school heuse, while the regular teacher was taking his wrestle with the grip. Rev. Hale preached at the Spring Center M. E. church a week ago last Sunday.

A party of bunters went out ou a wolf bunt last Thursday. They followed the track several miles but failed to see any woll. There are a number of farmers in the neighborhood who have seueral hundred bushels of corn to husk yet. They will get through this year sometime. Wonder why Dummy don't his big feet dishorn.

BLUE J. Winglets. drying up once more. Reads are Mines West is quite sick with the grip. Mr.

Chas. Farner is also quite sick with the grip. Mr. Elmer when you take young ladies out buggy riding on Sunday eve, you should not get them so amused, that they would forget that they bad been calculating on going to church that night. "Well of all things Mr.

Tucker of Little Walnut, purchased Mr. Boland's fat steers. One yearling weighed 1,125 pounds. Miss McQuain returned home last Sunday, she has been visiting her sister Mra. Sutter.

John Stephenson of Little Walnut, visited Gus. Boland over Sunday, How is that rooster pulling business boys? People had better close there hencoops these Sundays. Some boys Sunday eve, at the church got to making too much racket on the out side so tho preacher thought, and when they heard foetsteps coming back that way, they thought it was time to hunt another church. Sirs. P.

Asmussen, who has been visiting her parents on Plum creek, for some time past returned to her home near Cherryvale, last Saturday, T. Malone had better look out or nome one will get ahead of him. ONE OF 'EM. Pleasant Echoes. The weather has been so pleasant, that, one would think spring is near.

James Brodie is slowly recovering from the "grippe." Friend, wait until days grow long agian, and write about the 'violets' in such a glowing manner, so that even the "devils" will gaze with wonder. "If thine enemy hunger," "heap coals of fire on his While journeying in lite's pathway, you will meet with many disadrantages. (If you would reach a mark of high calling.) Yet do not falter by the way. Should the road be rough, think of Him, who is omnipresent, and who is very present help in time of trouble." Wicked, envious, and all such individuals, will try to bring you on 811 equal with themselves, and don't forget there neyer was one so wise, but what he is liable to be mistaken, one never gets past criticism. You will meet with many discouragements, but bear them bravely.

Education will aid you in passing forward, gird on your armor, truth the sword, and by and by you will be crowned victorious. They are having lively times at Logan Center, (down with monopolies), especially on the evening's of the open alliance. Farmers' Union at Pleasant Valley, is held jon Friday evenings, membership is increasng, "'slow but aure." The Union will "break every chain, and give us the victory again and again. I guess Maud, knows something about the lad, and 'straw drawing' be took the short oue, he would rather had the long one, this in a fact (excuse me), Mr. Wick.

Blow on north wind! Your breath like "la grippe," Sweeps bold across the plains; We'll not forget the sunny hours, We can't forget the blooming flowers, We kuow they soon will come again, Sad hearts will soon, be free from pain! Blow 611, north wind, blow on! The difference between Jim Brodie's sleigh bells and wedding bells; the chime has not that sweet cadence. MAUD MULLER. THE BEST OFFER YET! NEW DEPARTURE. Beginning with the issue of January 2d, 1890, THE TOPEKA WEEKLY CAPITAL WAS enlarged from 8 to 12 pages, and otherwise strengthened in every feature. Itis a Kansas paper for Kansas people all the worthy of patronage.

Haying made special arrangements with the publisher, we are enabled to offer the LEON INDICATOR and THE TOPERA WEEKLY CAPITAL, both one year, for $1.60. Every Kansas man should have his local paper, for home news and a paper from the capital of the state. Give this combination a trial. Ballard'. Horehound Syrny for Whooping Cough.

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tickling in If your Lungs are weak and you have Throat, you need it. Sold by Gro. WESTAOTT. Merit Wins. desire to say to our citizens, that foi vears we have been selling Dr.

King's Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Electrie Bitters, and have never remeSalvaread dies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We so, not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits: GEO. WESTACOTT, Druggist.

What is It about Westacott's Black Bean: j2-tt $1,000.00 to be Given Away. The Orange County Farmer says: the request of President Wood of the New York State Society, the editor of the Farmer judged the exhibit of vegetables under the charge of James Vick, Seedsman, of Rochester, N. Y. This firm offered $450 in prizes for the best and second best of certain varleties of the following six vegetables grown from seed purchased of them: Petatoes, Tomatoes, Celery, Cauliflower, Cabbage and Musk Melon. Almost every State 111 the Union was represented in the competition.

The display was marvelous, aud it was the most difficult task of the kind that he undertook, owing to the uniform excellence of the exhibits. This display attracted 85 much attention as any feature of the fair. and reflected great credit on both the originators and competitors." This firm offers $1,000.00 in cash this year to be competed for at the Illinois State Fair. Every person growing vegetables should send 10 cents for a copy of Vick's FLORAL GUIDE, and learn the facts. It costs nothing to try.

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