The Lebo Courier from Lebo, Kansas • Page 3

PROFESSIONAL Lo! The Poor Indian. SPECIAL BARGAINS. The Lebo Light. me cntet inspector 01 the re S. A.

BROWN CO. maining tribal races of this country. N. FOOTE, An End to Bone Scraping. Mr.

Edward Shepherd of Harris-burg, 111., says: "Having received so much benefit from Electric bitters I feel it my duty to letpeople know it. Have had a running sore on my Official Paper of the City. In Real Estate and Personal Property Offered for sale by A. J. Young.

Six residence lots on Merchant E. D. Bannister, came in a few days -Dealer in- ago and is still at the Santa Rita LEBO, FRIDAY, OCT. 29. 1886.

awaiting the movements of Lieut PHYSItUN, SURGEON AND OBSTETRICIAN, Formerly of Ohio, has taken up his abode at Lebo, where he hopes to merit a liberal patronage. Office at W. R. Pheneger's drag stare. Haines, who has the command of a leg for eight years; my doctors told me I would have to have the bone scraped or the leg amputated.

I used instead, three bottles of Elec County Officers. squad from the military post at Fprt C. B. Graves, Judge 5th Judicial Disk Riley, and who is endeavoring to Street; the best in the town. Price, corners, inside, $50.

Good terms and low interest. Forty residence lots in South Lebo Price, corners, $25; next, inside, $20. Good terms. One acre lot, well located. $50.

H. B. Cheney, County Clerk; M. L. Barber, tric bitters and seven boxes of Buck-len's arnica salve, and my leg is now collect from various places in this County Treasurer; T.

C. Balhnger, Deputy; W. W. Scott, Sheriff; O. Brown, Pro vicinity the Mokohoko band of In G.

S. VAN EMAN, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, sound and well." Electric bitters are sold at so cents a bottle, and bate Judge; G. E. Manchester, Co. Att'y; Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds, OAK POSTS A SPECIALTY.

Highest market price paid for corn, flax and castor bean3." G. V. CADWALLADER, Agt, S0PER C0LWELL, diansfor the purpose of conducting AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bucklen's arnica salve at 25 cents box by Jasper. One five-acre lot, very sightly, them to their reserve in the Indian Territory. As is generally known, Coffey county collections a specialty.

Price, $250. Long time at 8 per cL Lebo, Coffey Kas. these Indians have never consented to a removal to the territory, but 10 acre farm, near town. Wi Rare Opportunity to Make Money. The Lebo Coal and Mining com W.

H. Kudraufi, Kegister of Deeds; Mary Williams, Sup't of Public Instruction; Addison Eby, County Surveyor; R. P. Douglass, Coroner; C. P.

Allen, Clerk District Court. COUNTY BOARD COMMISSIONERS. W. H. Robson, Chairman, third district.

De Loss Miller, First district; E. J. Gump, Second district. TOWNSHIP OFFICES. M.

O'Brien, trustee; N. E. Bakker, clerk; J. E. Whildin, treasurer; J.

H. Beelar and exchange for town property. have persisted in remaining on what pany have concluded to sell or lease 240 acres of fine prairie land at was once the Sac and Fox reserve of -DEALERS IN- their coal mine, with all the fixtures, C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Calls attended at all hoars day or night.

Office in N. E. Bakker Go's drag store. price and terms unequaled. which this city was the former agency.

to good, responsible parties who will work it, on such terms as will give Their old chief, Mokohoko, 80 acres, well improved. $1450. the purchaser at least $1,000 worth O. M. Lewis, Justices of the Peace; James KANSAS.

IEBO, Two cows with calves, two fat Caverty and G. W. Eenney, constables. of work in advance. For further particulars address this office or the cows and two driving horses.

secretary, A. J. Young, Lebo, Kas. Postoffice Directory. Open from 6:45 a.

m. to 8 p. m. Mail closes at 7:00 a. m.

and 6:00 p. Coal For Sale. Shelf 1 Heavy Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Guns, Cutlery and Wagon woodenware. A full line of Stoves, Pumps, Farm implements, Barb "Wire, Rope, Glass, Machine Oils. Sole agents for the Woodmanse Wind Mill, and Dain's Hay Stacker the best in use.

Also manufactures of Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Ware. J. F. GIYEN, AUCTIONEER, Office one door north of the postoffice. Terms, six dollars or one per cent, for over $500.

The public will please notice that Attention Ladies. Brown Austin, have on hand at Mrs. "Griffith has on hand a full claimed before he died that he never signed any treaty looking to his removal, and his dying benedictions to his tribe included a vehement request that they should ever stay where he left them and shift for themselves. Through the kindness of Geo. Powers, who has for years sustained a close relation to these In dians as their legal adviser, we learn that they have been restrained from drawing a cent of government annu K.

C. E. Railroad. Trains going north leave at 7:15 a. all times, a first quality of black, and stock of fall and winter millinery goods' and invites the public to a good quality ot red coal, one quar Trains going south leave here at 6:30 p.

m. KANSAS. WAVERLT, ter of a mile west of "Red Flae call and examine them before pur Church Directory hcales. chasing elsewhere. Roofing and Spouting a Speciality.

Prices as Low as the Lowest W. R. ROUP, Loans! Loans! Loans! Call on us and be convinced. Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Kennedy preaching once every Sunday, alternating between 10.30 a.

m. and p. at the church. Sunday school every Sun I am now prepared to meet any Blacksmithing. Wm.

Forsyth of Aurora wishes to W. A. Strait. W. S.

Junkins. and ail competition in the loan busi PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office at K. Pheneger's drug store and at the Gold Leaf HoteL ities, amounting to I50 per capita, day at 9.00 a. m.

ness in Offey or usage viive Methodist Protestant, Rev, me a call. A. J. Young. every alternate Sunday, at 11 a.

and W. S. JUNKINS CO. for so many years as to now have the sum of $14,000 due and payable to them as soon as they fully comply call the attention of the farmers who reside in the Marais des cygne valley and also in the vicinity of Aurora to the fact that he is prepared to man LOST. On Sunday, Oct.

10th, somewhere REAL with the pleasure of the Great Father at Washington, which is that they ESTATE BROKERS Best and Cheapest Place to buy NOTIONS, ETC. GO TO Mes. M. L. Huitthsey's, between Lebo and Mr.

Mc Afee in ufacture and repair all kinds of farm machinery and vehicles at the very lowest price. Plow work and horse shoeing a specialty. Sabbath school every Sunday at 3 p. at the M. P.

church, in South Lebo. Societies. Lebo Lodge, TJ. A. F.

A. meets every Friday evening of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall. A. G. Tcller, N.

Bakkeb, Sec'y. W. M. F. L.

T. Aevonta Lodge, No. 54, I. O. O.

meet at theit hall in Lebo every join their nation in the territory and Key West township, a ladies Gos- TVe do a general Real Estate business in all its branched. aiuer waterproof cloak. Anyone find there remain. Mr. Powers says he has discovered more of a ing- it will please leave it at J.

Next door east Millinery store. LOANS A SPECIALITY. general willingness to go than ever Notice. Those iu need undertaking will Holmes store in Lebo. Wm.

Holloway. THE LOWEST RATES AND CHEAPEST PRICES before. In a few days more Lieut. 4. 1.

TRULOCK, remember that F. E. Burns has now on hand a full assortment of shrouds Haines will have completed his task Saturday evening. All members of the fraternity in good standing invited to attend. A.

J. Yonug. N. O. D.

W. How-ells, V. A. H. Edwards, Secretary.

Thos Done Post, No. 314, G. A. R. Meetings every second and fourth Satur Bucklen'8 Arnica Salve.

Guaranteed to all. Deeds. Notes, Bonds aiii Mortgages Executed and Abstracts of Title Procured. We invest Money and Place Loans for Eastern capitalists. We have the Largest List of Land in Southern and robes of all sizes and qualities of gathering them in from among the farmers, far and near, where they are STOHE BRICK MASON, The best salve irr the world for cuts, bruises, sores, salt ansas.

day evening of each month. G. Chal Call and see us and get terms, south side of Main one door east of D. Holmes' store. You can get a suit at less than half what it will cost you.

to get regular clothes to bury in, ais we have taken rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, at reasonable prices. great pains in selecting our goods now employed, and will lead away from view the last traces of the red man, and the thirty thousand graves of their departed people will be left deserted and alone forever. Osage County Republican. When in need of anything in the line of and can furnish coffins of a neat or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money style and good material as low as any house in the state.

refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by Jasper. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Cistern Work a Speciality. Good work and satisfaction guaran F. L.

Burns, Lebo, Kas. In our opinion, the mere fact of teed. The Weekly Capital and Farmer's Jour Notwithstanding the great de nal. The "Weekly Capital and Farmers' mers, com'tj T. Rising, adj.

Gleams of Light. J. L. Evans is once more on the streets. Fresh oysters, 30 to 50 cents per can, at Maxwell's.

Dr. Roup had a professional call to Peterton this week. Miss Freeman will meet the vocal class at the M. E. church, Wednesday, November 3d, 7:30 p.

m. G. B. Traylor has the addition to his residence completed, and it Journal is an 8-page, 56 column weekly DILLON BLUE, pression in the money market, lean save you from $5 to $50 on every Farm Lean obtained through mv BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, QOEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, Look through the stock of William Leamer Sons, paper, pnblished by J. K.

Hudson at lope-ka, Kas. The Capital is the official pa per, and gives very complete reports of the meetings of tbe Legislature, and all con agency. A. J. Yotjhg, Notice.

ventions and associations at the State capital. It contains a 6. A. K. department, and All the books and accounts of W.

Larid, Loan agd INSURANCE AGENTS, states news features are strong. It is a splendid representative Kansas paper. LEBO ANSAS. R. Phenegar are in my hands for bample copv sent free.

Paper will be sent collection and must be settled imme one year to any address, in or out of Kansas, for one dollar. adds materially to the appearance of having been nominated for representative, does not create a sufficient public interest in our past life to make the publication of a biography advisable. But should we ever gain renown or notoriety sufficient to create a demand for the history of our life we shall select our own biographer and furnish him with all the data necessary to make the record complete, including the circumstances in our early days, when we watched near an old wall, while two boon companions, bigger than we, robbed a neighbor's orchard and cheated us out of our share of the proceeds. We are induced to make this statement by Mr. W.

S. Hebron's spurious effort in last week's He is the last man on earth whom we would select as a biographer, even for a dog. Le Roy Re diately to save costs. J. H.

Beelar, J. P. Farmers! Have a large selected list of Improved and his property. Mrs. M.

D. Wright, who has been COAL! COAL! I am sellingcoal both red and nimproyed lands black, at 6 and 7c respectively. Plen I am now prepared to buy good hogs, fat cattle and sheep, and will visiting in Lebo for several weeks, left Monday last for her home, at ty on hand. Bank 3 miles north Where they sell for Cash, and have only One Price. Country Produce taken in exchange for goods.

BURLINGTON CARRIAGE WORKS Rehkopf Bros, Proprietors. Manufacturers of Fine Spring Wagons Also, all kinds of Repairing. All work fully Warranted. Prices Low. Factory on South Third Street.

Give us a call. Loan Money west of Lebo, on D. K. Jones farm, mile west of Red Flag and I east pay the highest market price. W.

AV. Roberts. Lebo, Kansas. The citizens of Lebo were favored of Ball's. II.

S. Reevks. Ashtabula, O. Glacken received another shipment of flour on Thursday. at Lowest Rates J.

H. Morlan, of Lebo, has re They are selling a large amouut of ceived letters patent for a very nice this week with the exhibition "of a and convenient clothes dryer, which fljur that is giving general Without Commision. very rare old curiosity in the form he is ready to dispose of bv tern- a petrihed, or rather mummified toiy or the manufactured machines. porter. The first meeting of the city of L.

D. Larking has moved Represent the Photographs. F. E. BURNS, specimen of the ape family, but much resembling a man.

The exhibitors purport that it was found in a cave I am now prepared to do all kinds the building formerly occupied as a barber shop by S. H. Rey ficers was held on Tuesdav evening last. They dualified according to of Photograph work; also take tintypes. An invitation is extended to HOME INSURANCE -TO GET- nolds, onto his lots on Merchant street.

all. Next door to meat market. OF NEW YORK We are in receipt of a copy of S. F. Belt, Photographer.

BUSINESS MENTION- the Bar Docket of the district court for the November term. There are fourteen criminal and eighty-three Insures on the cash, single note or instalment plans. The Light is only li.soper year. Cash paid for hides at the meat civil cases. market Kansas Lebo in Bolivia, S.

by miners. It was a perfectly preserved and life-looking object, and as far as we could see, not a deception. If standing its height would be over seven feet, and if musceled would weigh over 200 pounds, it had the arms, hands, legs, feet, nails and ears of a man. Its body was shaped like a dog, while its head was that of the ape family. It was well worth seeing, and is beyond a doubt the nearest approach to the "missing link" we have yet seen.

It seems to us and must seem to We understand that the Adams Farms for rent. W. S. Junk Bargains in Furniture! A Full Stock to Select From at Living Prices. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.

Coffins always on Hand and Trimmed in Good Style, Short on Notice CO TO THE OLD RELIABLE CITY DRUG STORE! FOR PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES And everything usually Kept in a first-clas3 drug store. law. Mayor Webster appointed F. M. Burnham city clerk, which was confirmed by the council, and he also qualified.

The board then adjourned till Monday evening, November 1. There came near being a fire in town this morning. The house where Mr. Gallager lives caught fire between the ceiliug and roof, but was discovered before there was serious damage done. The neighbors came in and tore a hole through the roof and extinguished the fire.

R. D. Smith and Henry Thomas ins Co. express company have turned their books, at this place, over to J. D.

Bring in your orders for job work. Living prices and satisfaction guar Holmes for the present, while Mr. anteed. Strait is sick. FLOUR! FEED STORE Wm.

Glacken Proprietors. All Kinds of Flour and Feed kept constantly on hand. Dillon and Blue Loan Money at Mrs. Wilson returned to her owest rates. JNo delay if title is home in Iowa, Tuesday, accompanied perfect by her daughter, Mrs.

W. O. Ap Ladies' glove grain button shoe Phvsicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully compounded pleby, who will probably remain at J. D. Holmes' for $1.25.

GOODS DELIVERED FREE to any part of the city. during the winter. every thinking man, that alter a county treasurer leaves the office, complying with every requirement of the law, having his books and cash examined, and found correct, and it is then discovered after an ex by sober and competent Pharmacists. BAKKER WOOD, Registered Pharmacists. For anything in the line of rope each came to the front this week with ten-pound boys.

The way these youthful Sullivans are springing up is a certain indication of war in the near future. At any rate lass or. building material call on, W. S. Junkins is working up his oper Colwell.

interests for probate judge, and PRICE LIST: Foe Sale. A No. 1 cow and thinks his prospects are very bright. calf. A.

J. Young. per cwt. J. D.

HOLMES, The people should give Mr. Junk-' Lebo will poll a ponderous vote in pert investigation is he still thousands of dollars in arrears, there must F. H. patent If you want any job printing, call ins a good support. at this office.

be something radically wrong about the law. It seems to us that the Premium O. Gem" The Burlington waterworks are denier in Buy your coal of, Thos. Robinson, completed and in good running or $2.00 2-15 2.60 2.25 2.10 1. 00 .80 .70 1.40 3 checks and balances might be so ad at the coal yard north of Lebo der, notwithstanding the fact that a justed, that it would not require an iank.

expert to discover deficiencies. Le Corn chop Shorts Bran Oil meal Corn meal, per sack General Merchandise, few local cranks pronounced the affair a fraud and a job. All kinds of machine oils and Roy Reporter. paints for sale by Soper Colwell. Chronic catarrh usually indicates Every town has her cranks and The old Reliable Tansill's Punch a scrofulous condition of the system, croakers without them we should cigar at Bakker Wood's feel very lonesome indeed still the All Goods Guaranteed.

Wm. Glacken LEBO KANSAS and should be treated, like chronic ulcers and eruptions, through the blood. This disease has been cared, world wags and improvements go on in spite of their everlasting howl in hundreds of cases, by the use of and whine. twenty-one years from this fall. J.

M. Manson has traded his city property for a nice stock of general merchandise at Lebo and will move to that place shortly aud engage in business. Woodford Bros, conducted the sale. Independent. And still they come.

The City of Lebo is enjoyiug more boom than any town in the county. We learn that the K. C. E. road is to be turned over to the C.

K. W. (Santa Fe), the first of next month, and that there will be a construction train put on the road, and it will be made a through line as soon as the road bed can be put in condition. F. Webster, our old townsman, came iu from Benson, A.

last evening. He will return in a few days, taking his wife with him, who will remain through the winter. Fred is looking well. We should LEBO MARKETS. CORRECTED WEELT BY OUR MERCHANTS.

Carries a nicely selected stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots Shoes, and a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Too many big bargains in real estate to publish. Call on or address. S. Junkins Lebo, Kansas.

For Sale. A fine single driving horse. Apply to A. J. Young.

Go to Burn's furniture store in Lebo and purchase one of those handsome and cheap organs for your wife and daughters. We will Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Price $1. Six bottles, $5. A fine constitution may be ruined by simple neglect.

Many bodily tot to to to 3.00 Corn per .86 Oats, perbu -35 Hay.perton 3.00 Flour, per cwt 8.00 to L. R. Robbins'came up from Gridley Tuesday. He reports everything flourishing at that place, and that they are sure of another railroad, as the contract is let and all papers signed. There will be a democratic rally and speaking at the school house tonight.

The meeting will be addressed by Frank Fockele, of Le-Roy, candidate for representative, ills result from habitual constipation. There is no medicine equal to Ayer's Pills for restoring the system to natural and healthy action. sell you an organ for 855. Mrs. J.

Griffith has engaged, in I am prepared to A few months have demonstrated her shop, Miss McKlintock, of Eggrs, per doz, 15 to Butter, per lb -15 to Cheese, per lb 15 to Chickens, per doz 8.00 to Lard, per lb .10 to Bacon, per lb 10 to Shoulders, per lb 07 to -10 Hams, per lb- 13H to Com meal, per cwt 100 to Coal, perbu -09 to .11 Potatoes and other vegetables taken at this office on subscription. that if you have good security and a good title, you can get a loan of SELL GOODS AS LOW AS ANY ONE IN THE COUNTY, Give me a Call, Strawn. She is a first-class milliner and trimmer. The ladies of Lebo and vicinity cordially invited to call and examine stock and class of work' i S. George, 01 renheld, quicker and with less fuss than from any also by a number of other speak- judge that the climate agreed with ers.

hfm. J. D. HOLMES one else. Lebo, Kansas..