The Neosho Valley Blade from LeRoy, Kansas • 4

7 ''it Old Wo do job printing. The Neosho p. G. Main Is visitlnn rolutiyos in Ohio. Miss Josie Davis is visiting Kansas City this week.

1 Keep your eye on Lo lJoy, L. V. W'atsoa is Kansas City thin Valley Badc0 LeRoy, Man. week taking in the eights. over were The Johnson boys Wes W.

Editor. MlTi. i ,11 I'lii I n. m. and fit SunnyB.ldo clay aiW m.

October 13, 1001," J. P. Hamilton and family moved OWN A from Colony Sunday. to Burlington Wednesday. (tuy til I Charlie I'ettengill the jeweler Kyrk was bo unfortunate as to rr.

will bo in town next week. break his shoulder a short time Frank Shiffer anl wife are expected home about the 'J'Uh. Sara Foxworthy and mother were in Arlington Monday. J. Post was clerkipg the HOME, back.

KANSAS O. nenstand VVeduesday, Mrs Ida Seller made a business Pastoi'fljy Uey. 1. $. eathe-by.

Sojo by Ruth MeNabb. "Climbing Pike's Peak by Moonlight," an address by Mrs. Julia Kesuer. S. Rohret- went to Topcka Ira Nutter unr Alfred Swell came trip Jo Kansas City the first of the Jilonday to tie absent'all week.

up from Oklahoma Friday. week. i miss Dora 3tipp oC Carrolton, tio. Mechem drove over to Bong. 0.

G. The Star Creamery Co shipped a it visiting with Mrs, J. a. Itowe. Aliceville Thursday afternoon.

Old Folks at ad- I it tj car load of its products to Boston B. Rohrer, STATE IMMIGRATION AGENT, Coffey county poultry at dres. by Wes W. uooaw.u. Wood is being ohipped from the ast Wednesday.

Burlington December 20 and 21. 188e" Uncle Tommy jUrabtree is so low Jjclloy junction to Burlington. Bo we left Thursday mornin that it is necessary to keep a nurse Address, J. tt. MeNabb.

with him all the time. for Capsas City to bo gone' a few xhytf. J. W. b'clps and wife returned C.

W. Settle, Assistant. T. 8. Chamberlain, Traveling homo Sunday after a months stay Mis? Ivy Watson ia in Kansao Souvenirs given to every person present forty years ugo and above.

Welcome to all. Buy your feed of W. J. Bailey. 1 LE ROY, COFFEY CO, KANSAS.

sir. and Mrs. David aro visiting relatives' and friends at Kansas City. Miss Maud Covert went to Kansas City j.jonday morning to visit her brothers. Billy McKay came in Thursday morning with a CSfc pound cat fish on his shoulder.

City visiting her sister Mrs. Will at ElDorado Springs, Mo. Wade. Mrs. Julia Kesner wall lead tho l.nntrnn meetina tonight.

The Yfw. Jtye and family came down Wayne Stennett returned to Iowa 1 Book of Exodus is the study. from Kansas City and speut'Sunday ivith his 'parents. Wednesday after yisitiqg for some Mies Winnie Mauley, deaconess time with his son lUank. 1 Kevival are now in of ilio' M.

E. church arrived recently to visit J. R. Copplc and wife. Take advantage of Prices aud Drogreaa at the valley, and the sirs.

A. D. Ffhley Decompanied by Miss siary and siaxia spent Wednesday in Burlington. Glenn Waldon caiie up from We can ofkr greater inducemepts to horacseckers in choice bargains in improved farniB in Kastcrn Kansas than can jje found anywhere with equal advantages. Aa an agri-culmral Fountry Eastern Kansas sanils at the head otthe list with her rnild, short winters, nncj lier superior native and tame grasses makes it" the most profitable stock raising country.

''yse always have an abundance of fruit, excellent water, good society, and the best schools and churches on earth, Qur cpuntry is rapidly being Battled up with piogressive farmers from Iowa, Nebraska, IUjnols'and Missouri. We have room for more, and will be pleased to have fhoso looking for a home to visit us and examine what we have tq offer. Write us at once stating about what you want and we will select something from our list, send you a careful description, price and such other information as you may desire. Home-seekers' Excursions to teRoy, Kansas, first and third Tuesdays of each month. interest i3 growing.

putip your supply of coal W. Bailey Clarence Wineman returned Wed' nesnay to his Hume in Iowa after Frank Abbott still carries his few Arthur Finch is making a success Coy ville Wednesday to spend ennniVinir sp.Vfiral" daVS With his jaw in a sling us a result of a brok of the Bethel school. en jaw caused by a' frightened team. W. J.

Bailey just received a i parents. Several of the boys from here left Tuesday morning for Wellington. ft days wilh his Le Roy friends, Thanks to J. P. Hamilton the Blade force enjoyed a jug of nico sweet eicjer the past week.

another oar of that big Star flour Ira Baker left Wednesday morn The Ottumwa school house has Missouri, to work for a construction ing for a trip through the east in the mtejest of the Star Ceramery Co One-Half Rates plus $2-for the round trip. We are located on tne mam um of the Missouri Pacific Railway and request our clients to always take this popular route. Trains leave Kansas City for Lelloy, Kansas, at 9:40 a. u. and 0:40 n.

dailv. been reshingled. O. P. Nett and son Umer re company.

turned the first of the week from A protracted meeting has heen in Prof. Karnovin the min i reader progress at Prairie View. and hypnotist will give entertain Colorado where they have been the the past summer. Ora Anthony is having his farm east of town fenced hog-tight, and sown in rye to run hogs on the coming season. Mnnev to loan on farms.

S. Mrs. 1. T. Ozhurn and son Paul Rohrer, Le Iioy, flan, and Mrs.

Gilhain and sou Hunter The Allen store and building at retuined Sunday morning from the Ottumwa was recently destroyed by street fair at Wichita. T. S. Chamberlain, who has been working with us for several years, will carefully look after the interests of his Red Oak, Iova, fnend9. 0''W.

getUe of Monroe City, who is nog- employed by us, coma highly mended as a gentleman and is a usiness man of experience, Address, B. ROHRER, Land and Imraigiacion Agent Mo. Pacific. Railway Company, LeRoy, Kansas, References; Jit Hon. F.

E. Grimes, State Treasurer, Hon. F. D. Coburn, Secretary State Board of Citizens' State Bank of'eRoy, Lelloy, Kansas.

lire. Small insurance. ments in the Hall tonight and tomorrow night. Admission 10 and l'ii cents. Fred Watson is going to see that people are well supplied with hosiery this coming winter.

He just received about 200 dozen pairs of the famous Black Cat brand. J. II Havens writes home to his father, in Le Roy, that after all he The Cheerful Worker meetings Flour and feed of all kinds in the are growing so interesting mat a Orlrl Pellnw huildins. 1 town hall will be in demand in two vu'i Mrs. Joe Beatie's sister left Tuesday for her home in Colorado.

Mr. ind Sirs. Beatie' accompanied her as for as Kansas City. Mrs, A. C.

Stephenson of Burlington spent several days visiting Her sister 'Fred Watson, Mr. Stephenson was down Suuday and spent the day It looked rather suspicious Wed or three years. F. B. Recp will hold a public sale next Monday at his place A number of the Woodmen came miles southwest of Oridley.

secured a splendid claim in the over from the Aliceville camp to be presenV at the initiation nerc last nnshnm countrv. His number 1 GO acres of land to exchange Wednesday night. for stock of goods. Address, 3. B.

was above 6000, but a8 some dropped IKSHiSBiBHil llohrer. Rov. Kan. 2 VV W. Smith took a load of it.

nnt him above this in the nesday morning to see Warren fruit to Burlington Wednesday KESNER, Lsood i a -I Drive on to Le Roy it's a list. Ha filed October 3. His rliim rn'rtains 40 aCIC3 of 2 od Just receive some fresh Graham Will Klinger is tue Kina oi a usu Mr, Smith has one of the finest or place to trade. and Rye flour, W. J.

Bailey Btrubble loading a flue cook stove from the hardware store of Rankin Care, but when asked about it 'Warren said it was fot his father. warden for the state to have, One day last as Will was going up heavv limber and about a hundred chards along the Neosho liver. Orificial Surgeon. acres of good bottom farrn'mg land. J.

Q. Vilaon is 'enjoying a visit Last Tuesday being Arbor day the river be came across the camp from his fatter. of some "fish hogs." It seems as KANSAS. IJR ROY, quite a number set out' trees in tha nurk. At niaht tho ladies of the if there were only one in camp at the time, so Will decided to wait a 1 Paik Club setved lunch at the Uu sirs.

C. Q. Kosuer and Miss Gertie Schmitt drove to Burlington We a re now T. Vgh, Notary, Conveyancer and Collection Agent. ion Hall.

while hoping to catch sight of the J.ocal Market Report. This market report is corrected on publication diy just be fore going to press and gives the prices paid on the LeRoy market as quoted by the Ira W. Baker produce house: Butter, per pound He Eggs, per dozen He per pound. 5c Tinknv Huns, tier 5c other. Hut no true sportsman or Ralph Rankin ie in St Louis vis The old Leedy farm west of the LE HOY, KASSA 3 aw-abiding citizen could stand king his brother and sister, Wallace Falls hs been sold to A.

Ilol Rankin is up from Chanute taking around long and see a pack of fishing nets strung up drying, and as lias. care of the store during Ralph's absence. Dr. C. E.

DAty, ReeidentSDentist. Ofllce with D. B. Kowe, M. I.

Will is a combination of both he Mr. and sirs. Fritz Hilderbrand proceeded to do the p.oper Tom "TurkeyS) per 4c have been visiting friends at Jop- LERO.Y, KANSAS. and in a short time there were noth Broilers, per pound 6c lin, mo. If Ed Schwab should figure up he would find he was short one fiu-ger.

A corn harvester did it. Mil 10c each Old Roosters sirs. Anna Beaursfeld aud Mrs. 15c Receiving the nicest and best line of Heating Stoves vyc have ever had, and are selling them at dry weather prices, bur line of Guns for fal trade has arrived, also Leggings, llunting Coats' and Ammunition. Ye have good prices on all these goods.

Don't pass us by when you want anything in our line, as we will touch your pocketbook lightly, lours. Butter Barber Sho We cive special attention to shaving ton Reed of the same neighborhood B. Rowe were visiting in Burling is minus a thumb. It caught in a ton yesterday. shampooing and hair dressing.

Give Retail Market. Tb following quotations repre ing left ol those nets but a handful of ashes and whiffs of smoke. When the head "rooter'5 got back to camp and saw what had been done they hastily folded tneir tents aud with grunts" of discontent left. It is hoped that for their own good they will stay for if they are windlass. us a call.

CARL SUTTON, Frop. Charlie Welson is preparing to Kent the prices at which tue move to his claim in tne new articles mentioned are being sold ai 0. m. Kheedy of Elliott, Iowa spent reveral days visiting among his Iowa friends who have located country. M.

H. REDFEARK, retail in the LeKoy market: Bran, per hundred $1 in this community. Mr. Kneedy is caught in Will's territoiy they will tet the full benefit of tho law. Flour, per 50 pounds 5 to 11 00 editor of the Elliott Graphic, and Shores, per hundred $1 15 KUl, JiAJN.

Highest market price paid for Uog9 and Cattle. I am. in the business and want to C. MIG1INBOTHA while here made the Blade some Attend the entertainments at the Rev Webster of Denmark, Iowa, is, holding a series of meetings at the Baptist church. Mrs.

Anthony was granted letters of administration in the estate of A. J. Anthony deceased. Meal, per sack 40c Chop.o, per hundred $1 50 pleasant calls. Hall tonight and tomorrow night.

buy your stuff. Oats, per bushel 50c Prof. Karnovin the mind reader Republican Township caucus met Corn, per bushel 75c and hypnotist at the hall tonight I. i in the office of S. fci.

Koorer satur Hay, per bale 40o and tomorrow nisiht. Admission day evening and nominated the fol Corrected by W. J. Bailey. Money Spent For Morton's Cigars is Kept in Circulation.

lowing ticket, A. C. Lne trustee. The Jeff says that It. D.

jiundell has rented Fred Newcomb'o- house and will move back to Burlington. 10 and 15 cents. Public Sale J. J- Post clerk, It, Cope treag- I will sell at public sale at my GOOD DRESSERS- Harry Uall and vy. B.

Mosiey co us tables. Marion Stennett and a Mr. Rice place one mile north and ona mile east of LeRoy on TUESDAY, UUl from Iowa were looking over this part of the country the past week. Cheney if, loni tile following described If you want to be up to-date have your clothing cleaned and property: Burlington is to have a game of Prices KANSAS. Bonded Abstractor, Reasonable.

BURLINGTON, The Woodman lodge at this place must have a good goat judgeing from the number of candidates that have rode it the past two weeks, In fact -it must be a Willie goat to have carried some of those heavy football tUis afternoon. The High 8 head yearling heifers, 4 sucking heifer calves, 2 milk cows, 5 three-year -old heifers, 0 steer school team and the alerks will play. leased by h. WAD in Kesner building on Aliceville is going to have a calves. These cattle are all high weights safely throjgh.

Patent Medicines, Paints, Sundries, jewelry, Perfumes, South Main Street. grade Herefords. C. Kersey, Carpenter, Painter and Paper Hanger. LERO.

KANSAS. social dance tonight. Some of the youn" folks from Le Rov are ex-pcatiug to attended. 11 head of shoats. 2 cultivators.

Mr Karnovin demonstrates that thought can be positively from one' mind, to, the other Sale begins at 10 o'clock a. m. Onn vAr' time at per cent interest. Six per cent dis- bv the mere thinkincr. He finds PUPS.

No. P. Excursions. Topeka, Kansas, October 7 to 1(K The remains of Oliver G. late of Company C.

40th Volunteer Infantry arrived in Buriitg count for oash in hand on day of Annual meeting Grand Lodge.Graoct i i 1 1 hidden articles, turns to pages and words in a book known only by tho other performs other treats both with and without contact, by the of the art which now sale. All sums under $5 oash. C. W. Hekerlek.

v. M. Endsly. Auctioneer. ton Tuesday night, and was taken to the homa of his parents, where the funeral was held yesterday South Main St Encampment and Rebecca Assembly 1, 0.

6, or Kansas. Tickets on sale Oct. 5 to 9, return limit 12tb, Kate $3.01 for round trip. Wichita, Kansas, September 30 to October 5. Annual Interstate and, Fall Fesuvai, Old Soldiers Reunion has the close attention of, many oi, YEARS' the deep thinkers otitic world, will EXPERIENCE Call at Rankin Rave's and see our fine lino of Pumps.

All kinds, both Iron and Wood. Sfljelf and Heavy Hardware. be at Union Hall 11 and 12 Admission lO.andlS cent. The remains of Ed LaRuo, who was killed in the Phiilipiues, will not io brought to Burlington for intim'iit, sir Laltue and wife have decided Uiat'tliey will it in i he National Oemelry at Trade Marks rftrf CoPvmaHTm A.u. Gt JGHNEjGN, furniture dealer And undertaker.

A Nice Hearse Furnished for Funerals. Eei) air in a- Done. Anrnoa smiling ft rteteh na deKrlptlon nlclflT Moartnln our opinion free whether a Mr Johnson, wlii) bought the Seaman and Hi'-npy pl'ieea, is get-I Ung't'hinH ntraigiitt'iifd out nicely 1 in bis iiev buiiie aid will noun fin- i-h his wlifat' pl.intmg Unfoitun utely, ho has hiid. cou-tideruole timk-! ni-hH in hii unily in''R cni'iii; her two ul Yaj. diiir'hlcrs tuul tiu- of his The ifpuiiliCHua ol Spnugcteek and Wichita Slate Fair, Tickets on sale Sept.

Oot, 5, return limit Oct, T. Hound V'ip St- Louis lair October 7 to 12. Tickfts fui wal Oot fi to 1 1, return inuii tho 1 iih Iiound trip $10.30. Cufl'alo, N. I'an-Aiijerican c.l-ii.--t;- Hound trip tickeU uud for lo Uaya good UonMtrlellT eonod wtW.

Maurtbook on Patnl Qraniteware, Tinware, IJto, our fine line of ii Citli. tDwn-tiiiu huvti nomniled Bent Tree, umesi IT I Put JfiK notice, wllboot ohenre, In the juisDHiMi trustee, nrer, a B. Bm- Scientific Hmericatt. i I. Dripur i i ctvi-k, U.

Piiiispi" juM' ce' Mrs. Qiuggie end r.itber i of the 'peaiie, l(. '-i' weeklr. sletlrn of nTHemlBC lonrnal, Ternie. j.

mRte-zm 8a fth RankiflJsr. JohuKoii hu-i I'lso been 20 days 37 KANSAS "Hi? Iv, lot ten Wimor o-. LE BOY 5, li V) i.