The Lebo Star from Lebo, Kansas • Page 2

JUNK The Lebo Star BY AUSTIN TORRANCE $1.00 Per Year in Advance Entered as second-clasB matter May 1, 1908, at the post office at Lebo, Kansas, under the Act of March 3, 1879 Office Phone 105. Itesltlence 112 Friday, October 29, 1915 On the dead square, did you ever see nicer weather and finer nights? The dry Sunday in Chicago is still worth mention In the dispatches. As positive evidence that Austria approved Ambassador Dumba's acta in America, for which President Wilson demanded his recall, the Emperor of Austria made Dumba a "noble" as soon as he arrived in his native land. If your stock needs a tonic Try SALT-LODE- If you cannot get a veterinary Try SALT-LODE IF THE VETERINARY HAS GIVEN UP THAT HE CANNOT CURE Try SALT-LODE is recommended by some of our best authorities as one of the best remedies on the market FOR ALL LIVE STOCK FOR SALE AT THE BUSY CORNER MISSED HER DINNER If yon will take the Hdvice of a certain Lebo woman you will be sure you know who is at the other end of the phone when an invitation to dinner comes over the wire. This woman's experience was awful and should be a warning to all.

Listen. An invitation came over the phone Monday to dinner and was accepted under protest, as it was wash day. When the clock was about to strike the hour, and after a hurried toilet had been made, this gay little matron sallied forth to the table laden with good things to eat, but, lo and behold when she arrived at the home from where she thot the invitation had come, no one was at home. Realizing that she made a mistake, but being none the less hungry, she meekly applied at the home of Beveral other friends, where the invitation might have come from, but they knew nothing of sending out invitations to dinner. And finally, after a strenuous half hour trying to locate the plate that awaited her, she returned to her own domicile and prepared a meager meal which had to take the place of a sumptuous feast that her apetite was whetted for.

During her hunt for the vacant place at the table her telephone was calling her to it, as she was late, but there was no one to answer. When the phone finally did inform her that the dinner was waiting, it was too late. Arthur Cramer and his gang are putting in a new concrete bridge near the Motzkus place north of town. This bridge Ij being put in about twenty feet south of the old one and when the new one Is ready for traffic the old one will be torn out and the ravine filled in there. CiiiikIis That Are Stopped Careful people see that they are stopped.

Dr. King's New Discovery is a remedy of tried merit It has held its own on the market for 40 years Youth and old age testify to its soothing and healing qualities. Pneumonia and lung troubles areofttn cauHed by delay of treatment. Dr. King's New Discovery hacking coughs and relieves la grippe tendencies.

Money back if it fails. f0c and 11.00. adv (First published in the Lebo Star Friday October 29, 1915.) Appointment Of Guardian In Probate Court of Coffey County, Kansas. In the matter of the estate of Columbus C. Kirkham.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed guardian of the person and estate of one, Columbus C. Kirkham, of Coffey County Kansas, said letters of Guardianship bearing date of September 13th A. D. 1915. All parties interested in said estate will govern themselves accordingly.

R. N. Kirkham. Guardian of Columbus C. Kirkham.

S) Mrs. Fred P. Jones and children were in town last Saturday which was Mrs. Jones' first trip to town since a year ago last April, excepting the day she was taken to the hospital at Emporia Forty-thousand women paraded the streets in New York last Sunday in a suffrage parade. This was done in an effort to impress the men of that state that the women want the ballot.

It is our guess that York State will be one of the very last to grant woman Mr. Schlitz, who helped to make Milwaukee famous with the wet goods he manufactured, has decided that the demand for liquor is decreasing and that the demand for candy is increasing, and, this same Mr. Schlitz is organizing a large company to manufacture candy. That's encouraging. o'eK2S3 Lewis Kirkham lr The author of the song "A Perfect Day" certainly received the inspiration from an Octeber day in Kansas.

The Leading Hardware and Implement Men "A race for Turkey now" says a headline. This is a little early for that as Thanksgiving is seTeral weeks off. Judging from the number of autos that passed thru Lebo last Sunday we believe every auto in the world was out that day. COME TO THE STAR OFFICE FOR RED TOP SALE BILLS WHILE YOU WAIT You have to get up and go some when you beat a Kansas newspaper man to any propostion. Even Uucle Sam sometimes gets one slipped over on him by an editor of the Sunflower state.

The postoffice department will not allow the circulation of two issues a week of a paper, when the town has city delivery. This caused the discontinuance of the semi-weekly in a certain Kansas town, but lo and behold, two papers each week are being issued from that office and your Uncle Sam is delivering them which he should do one is the Public Opinion published on Tuesday and the other the Free Press on Thursday. Henry beat his Uncle to it. when she passed thru Lebo in an auto. Those have certainly been long and weary months for Bertha, Mrs.

Ed Lewis was showing a large mango pepper that measured fourteen inches in circumference. She also showed us a white tomato of good size and said she had one vine of them from which Bhe picked 75 tomatoes. We note by the Gridley Light that Miss Bethel Stranahan, foster daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Stranahan, was married last week to Clyde Elliot of near Gridley.

We are very proud of our complete and Don't fail to read the opening chapters of Heart of Night Wind, our new serial story that appears in this issue. This is one of the new stories and is interesting from the start An installment will appear in each issue of The Star for the next several weeks. READ LITTLE ADLET8. well selected showing of Our New 0 I Why Pay the Peddler or Can Fall Goods I and we extend a cordial invitation to the Ladies of Lebo A. E.

Mick Surprised Last Saturday A. E. Mick passed the 46th mile stone in his life's journey and his neighbors and friends took time by the forelock and gave him a real surprise on Friday hight, about 75 being present Mr. and Mrs. Will Lerson drove down to the Mick home Friday evening and took Mr.

and Mrs. Mick for an auto ride and while they were gone the crowd gathered and when the auto drove up the Micks were confronted with the yard and house full of people who had come laden with cakes and other eatables for a pleasant evening to end with a big supper. Mrs. Johnny Bollinger helped to entertain the crowd with some piano music and and vicinity to call at our store for their Fall Merchandise as our stock is Is ft Ready for inspection by the most par-1 ticular buyers. Our New Fall Stock is all in an includes the newest creations in patterns and materials and styles, and it will be to your interest to tN See our goods and get our PRICES Before you spend your money in buying inferior merchandise at higher prices vasser Twice These Prices? You can save a good deal of money by buying your stock tonic at this stole, instead of paying the peddler big, fancy prices for goods of unknown qual ity.

L)ok at these prices for that old reliable and guaranteed stock condiliontr and worm expeller Dr. Hess Stock Tonic 7b Package costs 50c i2lb Package costs 75c Why pay the peddler twice these prices? Dr. Hess Stock Tonic is highly concentrated and will go as far as any pre-aration, no matter what price you pay. Dr. Hess Clark of Ashland, Ohio, manufactures of the famous Dr.

Hess line, do not have to pay for expense of horse, wagon and peddler; that's the reason they can sell their products to you through this store at rock-bottom prices You can get your mony back right here if any Dr. Hess preparatioi doesn't do what is claimed for it. We also handle Dr. Hess Dip and Disinfectant Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a Dr.

Hess Instant Louse Killer The Nyal Drug Store I 0)ur ramiiysSO LEBO, KANS. Will Loman sang some solos. The usual good social time was enjoyed by all and the crowd departed at a late hour wishing Mr. Mick many happy returns of the day. Public Sale As 1 will quit the farm I will sell at Public Auction at my farm 6 miles south and 3 1-2 east of Lebo; G1, miles west of Halls Summit on Tuesday, November 2nd Commencing at 10 o'clock a.

m. the following property to wit: LIVE STOCK lmare 4 yrs. old, wt 14G0, in foal by Carmein's Imported Horse 1 mare 11 yrs, old, wt. 1000, in foal by Frank Thome's Grade Horse 1 span bay mares, 10 yrs. old, wt.

2000, in foal by W. A. Bennett's Imported Horse. 1 span bay geldings, 4 yrs old wt 84001 mule 6 yrs. old, wt 1000 2 suckling mules, 1 mare and 1 horse 1 extra good draft horse colt 1 cow, 6 yrs.

old, fresh next cow 7 yrs. old, fresh next Jany 1 cow 4 yrs old, fresh next Nov. 1 cow 8 yrs. old, giving milk 4 early spring calves, good 3 sows and pigs 1 sow to farrow soon. 1 Duroc Boar, wt 275 All above hogs are pure bred.

IMPLEMENTS 1 Moline wagon, good 1 rack wagon, new 1 new Deer-ing mower 1 new McCorm'ck Rake, in. teeth 1 new Oliver gan plow 1 New Century 6 shovel cultivator 1 Ohio 6 shovel cultivator 1 Janesvillu 6 shoVel cultivator 2 John Deere disc cultivators 1 self rake 1 harrow 8 section 1 Black Hawk corn planter, new 3 sets work harness! buggy 1 set single driving harness 100 hedge posts 1 new Crop Maker fanning mill, pther articles too numerous to mention, TERMS All sums of $10 and under, cash; on all sums over $10 a credit of 11 months will be given on good bankable paper bearing 6 per cent interest; 4 per cent off for cash on time sales; all property must be settled for before removal C. L. Jones Cols. Wood Crouch, Aucts, E.

R. Evans, Clerk Section L. A. S. will serve dinner 61 9 Com lo and sjubaorlD for the Star.

Another thing we are proud of is our line of SHOES from which we can fit the Whole Family. Right at time we would call your SPECIAL ATTENTION to our line of SI School Shoes for ALL the CHILDREN October and November With the shortening of the day and the fall of the leaves, Nature's message is clear, the migratory birds begin their flight toward the south. The Sparrow takes on his winter coat, and the brnath of the North VVind suggests the davs that are to come. The ripened grain will soon be safely stored, then let us look toward the comforts of hoin life, ami for the comforts of the creatures under our care and keeping, by furnishing them sheds and shelter, a refuge from the wintery blast, and man in his wisdom will have heeded Nature, and for Winter be prepared. ggtYou-JP Lumber Oo.

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