The New Era from Lenora, Kansas • 3

For Sale or good geuts bi DIRECTORY. THE VALLEY HOUSE. First Class Dollar a Day Hotel. Mrs. .11 J.

Johnston, Prop. FEED AND LIVERY BARN IN CONNECTION. E. C. FULLER, Here DLALEB IN Harness Vehicles ALL GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITY.

IN We DefyCompetition Implements Hardware a THIS IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR BUGGIES CHEAP, FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DATS, GIVE US A CALL IF NOT SATISFIED NO HARM DOME. Buys and Sells ALL KINDS OF LIVE STOCK. HighesT Prices For HogS, see Me. STATE OFFICERS. Governor J.

W. LEEDY. Governor A. M. HARVEY.

Secretary of State E. HUtlS. Attorney General L. C. BOYLE.

Train. DAVID IIEFLEBOWER. Superintendent WM. STRYKER. Cong, at Largo J.

P. 130TKIN. Cong. 6th Dist. N.

B. McCORMICK. U. S. LAND OFFICE, Colby, Kansas.

Receiver KLEBER E. WILLCOCRSON. Register CYRUS ANDERSON. DISTRICT OFFICERS. Judge 17th Jud.

Dist. A. T. C. GEIGER.

Senator 4oth District DAN HART. Representative A.C.FOLEY. Official Stenographer J. II. YOUNG.

COUNTY OFFICERS. Sheriff -Treasurer W. II County Clerk V. II. Croco.

HOLLINPHEAD J. C. Cornell. F. Brunkr.

J. E. Glkason. L. II.

Wilder. R. I). Emkry. J.

II. IIpitsT. J. C. KW ELL.

F. Shimeall Sam Teaford. Register of Deeds Clerk District Court County Attorney Superintendent Ft'obati) Judge Surveyor Commissioner do CITY OFFICERS. Mayor Police Judge Sam Fabyeii. 0.

M. Becker. Jesse Dkessler. I II. DuJ3oj9.

Wm. Richmond, Bkn Ovkrgard, A. Fuller, Wm. Landers, L. Bean.

Clerk Marshal Treasurer Councilmen SOCIETIES. A P. A. M. Lenora Lodsk, No.

181, meets erery gecoml and fourth Saturday night in I each month in Barbo's Hall. Vieilioii brethren cordtttUy invited. S. Fabvib, Hoc. J.

H. Main, W. M. AO. U.

W. Lenoka Lodqic, No. 214, meets every third Sfiturday nitit iu each month I in Barrio's Hull. workmen are cordially Invitwl to attend the moetlnir. R.

H. Knox, Uocordor. M. W. DbowS, M.

W. A. J. B. Mii.hoy Posr No.

182 meets tirxt and third Saturday at 1 o'clock D. m. I in Barbo's Hall. A. H.

Booth, Adj. S. S. Hue. Com.

O. O. F. Lknoba Lodge, No. 429, meets in Odd Fellow's Hall each Saturday night.

I Ed. Goodman, Seo. J. II Main, N. G.

0 M. B. A. Lenora Chapter, No, 80, meets second nnd fmirth Widnoaday of each month in Odd Fellow's Hall. 0.

Booert, 8eo. Chas. Mbsikr, 0. P. C.

T. U. meets every alternate Tuesday evening in Barbo's Mall. Mas. W.

Richmond, Seo. Mrs. W. Landers, Pres. CHURCHES.

QONGRKGATIONAL. Sunday School at 10 a. Chas. Goodman, Supt. ETHODI3T EPISCOPAL.

I.BV. M. O. AlOYEli, Pastor. Services every Sahbath morning nnd evening.

auimay scnooi at iu a. in. i. it. Aic.uuim, Supt.

JyJ W. DROWN, M. Physician and Surgeon, Surgeon for Mo. Pacific Railway. U.

S. Pension Examiner. All calls attended to day or night. Office in Bank Building LENORA, KANSAS, CITY MARKETS. A.

full report in our next issue. orTo'N MarBIa All Work and Material First Class and at Prices at Which You Must Buy- cycle, in good condition. Did you notice the ad of the Cheap Cash Store. Is your house insured? If it ia not see us for rates; we will surprise you. Facinatora and hoods at Richmond Brothers.

Call and see them. Good butter seems to be in great demand, and diftloult to got. The, Cheapest and Best underwear ever in the land, at Barbo's. Also outing flannels. We would like to trade for or buy several pigs or shoats weighing 40 or 50 pounds, what have you? Will White built a chimney forSanm's on the meat market this week; and it in not a bad one.

Seo it II. Dubois has been building the forije in his shop this week and will be ready for cork as soon as his bellows come. Ladies have you seen thone ioe-wool facinators, shawls at Barbo's. They are nice oues. AIbo the ladies' aud misses' hoods, When in town, call and examine ray line of cotton, and woolen blankets.You will ueed some of them tbis Jos.

Barbo. If you want some nice feeders onraa and see those of Charley Saum's. They are fine oues, yearling and two year old steers. He will sell them to you right. S.

Larriok shipped in a special train of calves, 717 head, from Kansas City, Sunday. They are good ones. He has al ready sold piirt of them. See us for insurance. We just receiv ed a full line of supplies from the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company, of Mc.

Pliersou, and make you insurance on payments. Did you see the Holiday chinas at the Cheap Cash Store. We have a hotel in a town of about 400 in southeastern Nebraska to trade for land. Only hotel in towu and has a good trade' See us if you want an opening. For Sale: A good young team of mares, 6 and 6 years old, weigh about 950 each.

Warranted sound In every respect. Also a good milk cow. $60 cash takes the team. $25 the cow, Or we will trade the cow for shoats, If a cat is howling or running around your back yard at dead of night disturbing your sweet slumber, also that of your next door neighbor, don't get up and bump your in the dark or go prowling around for a light, tout light'that beautiful hanging lamp that is always in the same plaoe aud where you wilj not knock it over. If you haven't one go get one of those handsome ones at Barbo's.

They are beauties, and at prices at which you can buy. Wednesday morning while Jesse Day was helping his father fix fence a short distance from town, he got on a colt, with an ax in one hand, to ride down the fence. The colt had never had anything carried upon it and became frightened and unmanageable. Jt jumped over quite a high bank and fell throwing Jesse with it. The colt escaped unhurt, but Jesse's arm was dislocated a); the elbow aud Wrist nnd his face scratched up considerable.

Ha got up and walked to where his was with the wagou and his father brought him to town. Dr. Drown fixed him up in good shape He 6ays, "I am all right now if my girl dou't come to see me before I fully reoover." LOGAN ITEMS. Will Ingert is building a new engine for his boat. Dr.

Richmond has a kennel of the finest Pugs in western Kansas. Towrence, Hood, Dye aud HanBou are the names of our new quartette. Prof, J. A' Brown and wife, of the Ed-mond schools, were in town Geo. Shurtz spent part of last week in Nebraska and part of northwestern Kansas.

A traveling banjo picker furnished amusement for the boys a few evenings ago. Maj. Drumhiller has returned from his eastern trip. 'He is much refreshed physically. The LogHn E.

S. Band will soon have new uuiforms. The band boys are doing gome hard practice. Dr. Fisher delivered an able address at the M.

church on "Wednesday even ing. For a man of his age he is very forciful. Jack Thomas, republican candidate for county superintendent, was in town on Satur Jay as was also his opponent, Mr. Gaumer, Mr. Lawrence, of Hill Citv, has opened a stock of goods in the old MoC roskoy building.

Miss Lawrence, his daughter, has charge. Prin. O. M. Becker, of Lenora, visited his parents nnd attended our local teach era association on Saturday, We are sorry to say that his mother is very low.

The Logan Teachers aesociation met at the school honst. ou Saturday afternoon. Norton county and Phillipps county teachers make a strong team to gether. A rally was held in the evening which was well attended by the citizens ate! NEXT THE NEW ERA. YOh.

1, HO- 5. I8s1JKl KVERY FMDAY. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. One Year One Dolliir. OIulfYenr Ilulf Hollar.

Quarter Year Quarter Dollar. II. R. TILLOTSON, Publisher. FRIDAY, OCT.

21, 1898. We desire correspondent in every neighborhood of the county. Vait! for )'ur underwear. Full jiuet next week at Cheap Cash Store. $1.00 buys a cracker-jack suit of under-vwenr Bt Richmond Brothers.

Jf you waut to look well get under one of those hats or caps Bt Barbo'e. Chas. Bfter returned from the Exposition Wednesday. He says he enjoyed (himself. H.

E. Brown has some nice photo die-' played at his gallery, gee them there and Lis ad in the Era. i Dr. Drown built some shelves in one apartment of his office this week. eems to be quite a carpenter.

Frank Coleman returned from the Exposition, Saturday. He says it is worth bile to gee. "CfiTbert LaShell was quite -sick lust reek. Dr. Drown attended him.

He is jdll right now. Eipok out for Barbo's ad next weok not ju'tuis week because our material for it djd-not get here. We watched Frank Oolemau manufacture stove pipe in Muzzy'e factor), one ay this week. Price our clothing, if we can't fit yon ijve have the best line of samples on mrtli order from, Richmond ISros, Mr. Egee is again tinning for P.

J. Leonard this week. He knows what, tin-pers toplg are for and how to use them. Several moving wagons passed through pur city westward bound, this week. The Star of the Empire points that way this year.

Uncle Sam Farver got in two cars of (shingles this week. If you want any you better get them quick, as they are coing fapidly. Calloway now has an experienced man as helper. Grain kept coming in so fast that Billy had to have a good man to help him. W.

A. Johnston has about 25 tors of well cured and well stacked alfalfa, which be will sell cheap. It is a snap tor some feeder. See bim. Mr.

McCormick and his bridge gang Bre here this week doing some more work on the turning table. They also fixed np the dam by the wind mill so as to back the water as not to leavo the pipe running to the R. R. tank freeze. I have a frame building story aud a half, shingle roof, two floors, all Itched but not plastered, which I will sell cheap, or trade for a milk cow.

Mrs. JobnBton, Valley House. Max Stern, the optician of Chicago, gave us a call Saturday. lie remained in town several days this week, testing the optics, of the people and providing them with suitable glasses. Max knows his business.

H. E. Brown has purchased him a new flashlight, by means of which he can take the picture of the interior of your bouse from the outside. If yon want anything of the kind see him. I7e will do you good work or no pay.

Si.e his ad. in this issue. Send the New Era to some of your friends in the east. It might be the means of leading some one to this part of thecoUntry. If you don't care to Eeud them the paper regularly call on us and we will furnish free as many copies as you wish to send.

Will yon do this. WEAK. Hear Ellis at City Hall Tuesday eve. Cheap Cash Store for beautiful dolls. L.

L. Mowery was seen on our streets Thursday. Quite cool for this time of year, the past week. T. E.

Culver hauled in a load of flue rye Wednoaday. E. Eagleberger unloaded a car of coal for the Mo. Pao. R.

R. one day this week. A full line of new rubber goods at Barbo's at pripes.below comprehension. Ladies you should call and Bee the flue line of cloak trimming at Barbo's. There was a rush of teams at Johnston's barn this week, Many had to tie outside.

Hon. A. H. Ellis, of Beloit, will ad-dress the people at the City Hall Tuesday evening October 25. fto hear bim; Mr.

Eilis is a forcible speaker- Hear him Tuesday at the hall. He will give you something to think about. Mr. Stout, of the jobbing firm of Wood Stout, of Beloit, wbs in the eity Monday oalling on his customers. Miss Rilln Crane has purchase the entire Millinery stock of Mrs.

Johnston. She will continue the business at the Valley House. Calloway has another new engine in the elevator." It is an upright gasoline and a dandy. The one he got a short Mme ago was not as recommended and would uotdo the work. Tick, tick, tick, is the noise heard at Cert-Booth's he fixes tbern up in good shape, firing in that clock or watch and have it fixed and don't be behiud time because you have to guoes at the time of day.

The Ladle: Society pf M. E. church will serve a ohicken-pie supper at the hall Nov. 8, from 6 to 9 p. m.

All are cordially invited. Dp yon like pie, real chicken pie? Of cuursa you do and you will not mios this chance. Don't forget tp call and price goods at Richmond Bros. If they cau't do you any good they will not hurt you. Cold weather now! But you don't feel it if you gut a fine new overcoat at Barbo's for $9.

We watched W. H. Ginu make new bridle one day this week, when fiuished it was all right. Keep your heads warm with those caps from the Cheap Cash Stobe. Mesdames, Main aud Ruff made us a pleusant call last week, Mrs.

Ruff-, ordered the New Era sent her at the National Home. We passed by G. A. itliu's one day this week while he was unloading some fine potatoes which he raised on hie farm southeast of town. He has been using out of them all summer for the hotel and will have about 50 bushel when he digs them, Not so bad for drouthy western Kansas.

H. Rurs visited us a while one day this week and made enquiries into the newspaper business. Horace is a candidate for trustee, of this township, and will make a good officer. He has the credit, of turning in as good a set of assessors books as has ever been turned in in the county, both as to equalization of values and neatness and correctness of work. Sol Huttou, who -lives about 8 miles northwest of Hill City, sold and delivered here 203 head of fine cattle to a man from Maukato, the first of the week.

They were taken out on a stock extra. Sol is one of the boys who came west without anything, but by hard work and good management he steadily accumulated a little each year and "stuck to it." He is now one of the best fixed men in Graham county. Teachers Examinaion. There will be a teacher's examination hel ih the court room ot Norton, on it- urday Oct. 29, 1808, beginning at 7.

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Johnston. Great Western LENORA, Land Bought and Sold. Also rented for nonresidents. Rent3 collected and taxes paid. Good farms, for rent.

If you want to buy or sell a piece of land, see us. OFFICE WEST OF BANK,.