The New Era from Lenora, Kansas • 3

30LS nOL 0 I G. I have been with you many years, and you have always treated me well. It now affords me great pleasure to bo able to offer you the goods that I now can. and at the extreme low prices. Jly stock in all lines is fuller, better and Reaper than Ever.

In fact I can show you the most complete line of: Drygoods; vYintkk De39 Goods, nil of the LATEST patterns; Overcoats, both men, and boys'; Ladiiss' and Misses' and apks, and of all kinds; Men's and boys' Suits that can't be beat for the MoiireT; Boots and Shoes for the most fastidious. A Fine line of Ladies' Shoes. Overshoes and Rubbers. And a Fink, lino of Blankets and ComitoutV Also very Complete line of Furniture, and at a Grhat JIeduced Prick. COME and SEE my GOODS.

It will do you GOOD. And ynu shall receive courteous treatment, oven though you do not want to buy to-day. But' Winter ami Cold Weather is COMING, and you want to know where you can get the ncccessary attributes ot Warmth and Comfort as well as SirLB and Durability. JTou will conje because you want a QooD thing when it is io your reuch as I bold my goods. Below are few specials.

Read them. CLOAKS Ivercoals TripieKHee "LfATHER Stocking" liildrrn'N Huso, Me ure oln aitont far BUCK HEST WKARKK on EARTH. Tho Utile one) are nut ulwvyx out nhen tlipy wear BUCK anke ts Winter is coming! Get ready for it Bay a pair of our nice warm blankets only 55 cents- MEN'S WORKING SHOES. BESS GBADHS IiOwEST PRICES- you will never bei'ieve nil you see. values in Ladieslond pis line siiocs 01 01 $1.50 10 2.50.

(CEH0SHA Hake 'thru txtr fifM- Nice warm ones Standaud make fit 10 cts. a pair. thcrn. west. Produce of kinds taken and again assuring you that yu W.

A. Johnston. Hose CAT, knee. Complete line of FRESH Grocnes, which you get CHEAPER jr, meeting your wants will meric your kind patronage for JOSEPH BARBO. Great Western Land Company, OF LENORA, KANSAS.

Land Bought and Sold. Also rented for nonresidents. Rents collected and taxes paid. Good farms for rent. If you want to buy or sell a piece of land, see us.

Ladies and Misses Jackets all new f.nd latest styles Childrens at 75p blisses at fj.00 Ladies from $1. Ladies' and Misses' CAPES. Fine Kersevs, Boucles, Beavers Velvets. Italian linnings. All Ql the LATK9T.

Wm tor big omCUiUE All NEW STOCK. parr1 a Fcli and Hopein" that my efforts remain at your seryipe. THE NEW ERA. SUBSCEIPTION RATES. One Year MalfYenr Half I'ollai Quarter Year Quarter HoUar R.

TILLOTSON, Publisher. FRIDAY, OCT. 28, 1898. Wait! -for your underwear. Ful Jine next week at Cheap Cash Store.

Dr. Fuller had a call from5 east of Ed-nioud Wednesday. Look at thoao corn ehellers at Muzzy's. one aud two hole. Lawrence Bates returned Thursda? from Omaha where he visited the Expo.

Earbo ordered another flue line oi shoes this week. The Ladies Congregational Society knotted comforts for Mrs. Johnston. Thursday. Gbas.

Saum bought several younfi steers of Dunlan one day this week, A nice line of horse blankets at Muzzy's. Bert DuBois got his house plastered last week. W. A. Johnston had his office in hip ham plastered, and a chimney built thereon this week.

Muzzy will sell yon a buggy or wagon cheap. Giye him a call. Price our clothing, if we can't fit you we have the best line of samples on earth to order from, Richmond Bros, W. A. Johnston has about 25 tons of well cured and well stacked alf.dfa, which he will sell cheap.

It is a snap for some feeder. Sue him. I have a frame building story a half, shingle roof, two floors, all la1 lied but not plastered, which I will sell cheap, or trade for a milk cow. Mrs. M.J Johnston, Valley House.

II. E. Brown has purchased him a new fiaslilight, by means of which he can lake the picture of the interior of your house from the outside. If you want anything of the kind see him. I'o will do you good work or no pay.

See his no. in this issue. Send the Now Era to somo of your friends in the east. It might bo the moans of leading some one to this part of the country. If on don't care toeeud them the paper regularly call on us aud we will furnish free as many copies us you wish toflnd.

"Will you do Ibis. ISSUED JVEKy FRIDAY, can you AFFORD ONE! Just received FINE II 01 HARD WOOD irain $15 up. li nine rocking chair (OF YOU OF YOUR man sitting on box. OAK EXTENSION TABUS BETTER Oild CHEAPER pine ones. 6, i and 10 II.

Is your house insured? If it is not see us for rates; we will surprise you. Facinators and hoods at Richmond Brothers. Gall and see them. If you want some nice feeders come and see those of Charley They are fine onps, yearling and two year old steers. He will sell them to you right.

See us for insurance. We just received a full line of supplies from the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company, of Mc-Plierson, 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 town' Bnd hns a trocd trade' See us if you want an open-in.

For Sale: A good young team of mares, 6 and 6 years old, weigh about 950 each. Warranted sound lu every respect. $G0 cash takes the team. Deck Hudson spent the greater part of Tuesday repairing his engine and thresh-machiue at II. DuBoin's shop.

He is having all the threshing he can do. Muxzy received a car of those new patent hub Milburn wagons last week. Dr. Drown has purchased the lots just north of the Commercial House and will -uon erect a stone building thereon for au office. Dr.

Richmoud canjo up from Logan Tuesday evening and returned Wedues-Jay morning via the fAst Mail Mrs. Richmond returned with him. I will remain iu the city a short time. If you have an organ or piano bettef have it cleaned and reps.lrod NOW. If you let it go longer you ara liable to ruin your instrument.

Do not wait. I also sell organs, pianos, and sewing machines. All work warranted. Cad at the valley House. G.

A. Lewis. You should get one of those beautiful trimmed hats at. Miss Rilla Crane's Millinery Parlors. You Can afford one.

Prices guaranteed to be the lowest in mv line. Muzzy. Mr. Shoemaker, from Lucerne took out some lumber and limo Wednesday. Bert Wills took out a i liorsfl load of lumber and shingles one day this week.

Liepold Meyers, from north of Hill City, ou Bow Creek, hauled four loads of lumber from here Wednesday. He says, "I get it cheaper and a better grade than at Hill City." Come again Biepold. I have a few more of thoso good oak ties left. Come qnick. W.

A. Johnston. Wm Richmond is giving his new barn a coat of paiut. you wain to bccomttie Mm Yoii warn a nice ovrcoat we lor men's loifloys. You warn to te can i new Hat or cap.

Good ones cents than at' any other point in the which I thank you jn advance, Cheap Cash Store for beautiful dolls. Quite a rush at the lumber yard Wednesday. A Holden was in our city oue day last week. C. Baer took out one of those new Hilbnrn wagons from Muzzy's Saturday, Geary Bros, came up after more lumber out day this week.

Those who are building houses and granaries will do well to get prices of building material at Muzzy's, E. Muzzy got a car of wngons last week. L. IL Wilder, pandidate for att'y, was in our city one day this week looking up the boys. Mr.

wilder is the present incumbent, and has made a good officer. Don't forget to call and price goods fit Richmond Bros. If they eau't do you any good they will not hurt you. Cold weather now! But you don't feel tif you go, a fine new overcoat at Bar-bo's for $8. Miss Rilla Crane has purchase the entire Millinery stock of Mrs.

Johnston. She will contiiiiirt tho business at the Valley House. Tick, tick, tick, is the noise heard at Bert Booth's he fixos them up in good shape. Bring iu that clock or watch and have it fixed and don't be behind time because you have to guess at the time of day. P.

J. Leonard finished threshing this week. He had about 10,003 bushels of wheat, all of a good quality. Not so bad, eh? He has in about 900 acres this year so far, and will put in some spring grain. John and James Noon, Mrs.

Siefke John and Tom Costello, and others, went to the Expo at Omaha, Monday. Just give me a trial of what you want in hardware, and implements, wagons aud buggies. I meet all competition in my line. E. J.

Muzzy. Come see our samples and get our prices on letter heads, envelopes, billheads, note blanks, 6ale bills, posters, calling cards, wedding cards, Bud all other kinds of job work. We will save you The Ladies Society of theM. E. church will serve a chicken-pie supper at the hall Nov.

8, from 6 to 9 p. m. All are cordially invited. Do you like pie, real chicken pie? Of course yon do and you will not miss this chance. It has been concluded to also serve a general dinner the same day in the hall.

Dinoer and supper each 20 cents. The proceeds for benefits of the pastor. If you want a good cook stove, go to Muzzy's. When in town, call and examine my line of cotton, and woolen blankets.You will oeed some of them "this winter. Jos.

Barbo, For ladjes and gents. Also misses and children, at 25 cents. at HIGHEST market price, shalj repete courteous itreat- II. U. Tillotson.

Att'y at Law. LEAORA, KANSAS. Try one of those shoveling boards just received at Muzzy's. Quite a little snow Monday, but it did not last long. Snpt Emery was in our city Thursday eve looking up his friends preparatory Nov.

8. J. A. Drake bought a bunch of those alves of Larrick the first of the week. wm.

Ferguson has sold his farm on Bow Creek and purchased a house iu Norton. Saum sold 13 head of those fine feeders to P. Breeden the first of the week. Did you notice the ad of the Cheap Cash Store. Good butter seems to be in great demand, aud difficult to get.

Last night about. 12 m. a young man by the name of wm. Elliott, from Illinoisf who has been stopping in town a short time, followed Fanny LaShell and her sister, Nellie, as they were on their way home to S. Larriek's where Fanny fans been workiug.

He overtook them a litt'e way of the house and shot Fanny. The ball, entering the top of the shoulder and ranged downward striking a vital part. Sue died instantly. Nellie tried tc prote3t her sister with her own body but was unsuccessful. Th' fiend then turned the revolver on hire and fired three shots, one which a prove fatal.

It entered fhe side of the abdomen just bolow the ribs and ranged downward. It seems this Elliott wished Fanny to marry him and she would not nor could she as he is ber uncle. He has threatened to kill her several times, but never attempted to carry his threat into execution. Fanny was highly esteemed by all those with whom she came in contact for hor pleasant and cheerful ways and her untinieiy death is mourned by all her many acqnaintanctis. She was interred in I he Lnucra ceMery this afternoon.

LOGAN ITEMS- Al Dougherty has returned from the east. Snow, hail, and wind, a fine com-biuahon. J. J. Wiltrout has been having a time with grippe Uncle John Andrews has returned from Oawker City.

Mrs. Emma Apell and Miss LenH Becker are at home. Some needed repairs are being made the school house. M. Sullivan has out a fine new sign as Attorney-at-law.

Heuthorn, the face man, has been in town for a few days. Messrs. Ed Hood, Ed Dack, and John Bowman are at Omaha. Mr. Sullivan, Sen, has moved into the Jack Edmoud property.

Miss Fisher and several of her friends were at Kirwin on Sunday, An educational rally is announced for Densmore on Saturday evening. This neck of the woods is a unit for W. A. Reedor, for Congress. Vote-right.

VI re. Reeder and family are again at home. They have been visiting at Glen Elder. Our merchants have placed iu an unusually large fall and winter stock of goods. Prin.

F. Baker has been eleoted President of the Phillips county Teachers Association. Mrs, Dr. Richmoud is a visitor at Le-nora. Dr.

keeps bachelor's quarters at Hotel de Becker. This to en seems to have a "Jack the kicker," who makes it his business to go around and Priii. O. M. Backer was in town a few minutes uu Monday.

Called here on account of the serious illness of his mother. F. R. Snyder, the Norton -county, republican nominee, for county Snperin-tendaut has beeu looking up his friends in the south eastern part of the county. Just as wt go to pret-s wo learned nf the death of Mrs.

B)ckeri mother of Prof. O. M. Becker. She died at 8:45 8.

m. to. day and will be interred in the Logan raetery to-morrow. Prof. Becker and wife go down in themfrniug to atteud the funeral.

TEACHEB9 EXAMINAIOX. There will be a teacher's examination ht-hl ih the court room at Norton, on it-lmlay Oct. 29, 1S9H, beginning at 7. a. ni.

OFFICE WEST OF BANK, Muzzy has some fust grinding feed mills, at bedrock prioes. Mrs. F. E. Richmond, of Logan, visited in our city this week.

de.uni a eorrespcndmf in every of the county. 1 $1.00 buys a cracker-jack suit of uudei wear at Richmoud Brothers. m. m. Morgan was in our city one da this week.

If you want to look well get under one of those hats or caps at Barbo's. Keep your heads warm with those caps from the Cheap CashStobe. The Cheapest and Bi-st underwear ever iu tho land, at Barbo's. Also outing fluinelii. G.

D. Jones, republican candidate for county attorney, was in our city Tuesday night. Mr. Jones served two terms as county attorney and is highly esteemed for his fairness when in office. M.

B. Pogue, candidate for representative, was in town one day this week. Mr. Pogue is a fine man and will be elected. Just received a car load of implements at Muzzy's which he will close out for cash cheap.

If you want a fine hat or dress made call on Miss Rilla Crane, at the Valley House. She has all new goods and the latest shapes and shades. She spent six mouths in the east and has all the latest idcar. She also has the assistance of Mrs. Johnston in all her work.

Don't forget when you want that new hat or dross. We would like to trade for or buy several pigs or ehoats weighing 10 or 50 pounds, what have you? Ladies have you seen those iee-wool facinators, shawls at Barbo's. They are nice ones. Also the huhs" and missps' hoods..