The Sun from Lenora, Kansas • 1

NO. 28. VOL. III. I.KKORA, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1890.

THE SUN. Lftiora Lodge No. 181 A. F. A A.

M. meets in regular communication the second snd fourth Saturday evenings of each month. Vimtins Brethren in rood standimr I J. R. McCOUN.

ATT'Y AT LAW. Lenora, Kajtsas. Will practice in all the courts. the work of preparing for the fair is actually begun. The exposition of last in Paris was cf enormous benefit to France, largely responsible for the pra-aerraiiua of the republic and the overthrow of the Boul anger demagoguery, strengthening the a at ion abroad as well There will be a social dance at l.r-rick's Hall on the evening of Mou'lav.

March 17th. All are cordially io itt to attend. By order of Committee. Dr. Wilson, of Stalcnp A Wilson, ts Lotfurt duntititd, was at the Valley ohm Friday and Saturday as previous) xaternaUy invited to attend.

An ax Roott.W. M. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS BY H. HOSKINS SON. J.

P. Mahak. Sec. vertisud. ist.

He is said to be a No. 1 tmt- nome nd reriving trade to an es- traordinary degree inspiring men in J. B.Milroy Post No. 182. G.

A. B. holds regular meeting wi I he first and tliirdBattirdayeveningsof each month at Barbo's Hall, Lenora, Kansas, at 1 o'clock p. m. All old soldiers are cordially invited to join us.

Visiting members in good standing are also invited to meet with as. T. J. Gilbert. SUBSIKIPTIOX-IN ANVAXCK, One copy one jrex Six 50 Thivp mouth .25 Hioulf 5 i every business witn enthusiasm and I The Scn Job Printing depart greatly reinforcing credit.

ex- We may will turn you out as tine work an you W. H. HolXEXSHXAD. P. C.

can get inthe state, and at the Lnv, Peet the wmeinipuke from the Chicago Ctbus Wirmxaa, Adjt. fair ia 1892. The closest students of Public, JansaS. A BIT Notary Lenora, living prices. We respectfully solicit your orders.

Kansas history affirm that the centen- LOCAL ITEMS. K. of O. D. HOSKINS, Editor.

wan to fell vra Leiora Lodge No. 107, holds their regalar meet-Bgs tfn Wednesday evening of each week at 8 at K. of P. Hall, over post-office, Vtsitfaij bights are oordially Invited. J.

T. Jokkstok, Ci' L. K. GMm, K. of R.

4 S. J. C. GKAHAM'S r- BOARDING HOUSE W. H.

Hiles, editor of the Norton Xt Era, made this office a fraternal 11 while in town to-day. He ia visiting tii fritndu, theiSUrrott. ix niUoa north-; west of Lenora. The chicken thieves are becoming oo 'previous' in the neigborhoed of Almelo. Two hen roosts were recently raulnd.

i of brfcrTii'tirri offer evfer tna Is the best place in town to get a good sqam meal. Charges always reasonable. KAKSA8. Jo tyabnbr in arrears iWill A Holds their regular meetings every second and fourth Taesdays of each month at Barbo'a Hall Lenora, Kansas, at 70 A cordial invitation is extended to visiting members in good standing. L.

Follkb, M. J. W. Farhkl, Recorder. icip lo date aixdcrvto "Bailiirpiiyg fliie hiKUestprice for corn.

Our hotels have had a' good run the past week. Read the business of Joseph Barbo in this paper. James J. Bhiuvolt left for eastern Missouri last Friday. The pot (political) begins to warm up for the fall campaign.

II. Webb drove to Hill City Tuesday returning Wednesday, Don't fail to atteud the school entertainment, March 20th. J. R. McCoun moved to the north part of the city Wednesday.

E. W. NORLIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AN1 NOT AST PUBLIC Also transacts a general land loan and insor ance business. Office in Exchange Bank. Lenora Kansas.

oial exposition at Philadelphia in 1876 did more than en; other one thing to edueaU the people of the east and th old world a to the advantages of Kansas, heir progress and opportunities and resources and the character of her people, and thus lead to the wonderful growth and advance of the laBt decade, this, we believe, is true. And we look for the same results from the Chicago exposition in 1392. Kansas in the inter- val will raise two crops. We have had our nrop failures. Last year, it ia reasonable to presume, was the turning point from a series of unproductive to a series of bountiful years.

It is altogeth-- er probable that so far as natural conditions concern the prosperity of the state, we will be in better shape in 1892 thah ever before in our history. It be-, hooves the cities of Kansas to take this tide of prosperity at the turn, to build up new enterprises, expand and diversi-' fy the state's industries, sieze the opportunity of industrial development in ad-I vance of neighboring states. Good work now will put Kansas in condition to ex-: ert peculiar attractions and offer excep-tioal inducments at Chicago two years from now. Topeka Capital. on of them twice.

Bad health is tin art. the sneak theives. Prof. McGee of Hill City, who wm -gaged in teaching the Stockton schools, died quite suddenly at Ptockton ou tlie 10th instant. The remains will be U-ken to Hill City for intorment to-d v.

"Hi" Uuderaood marketed COO bnsli-els of corn after sundown at this pWe last Monday evening. It was impossible to sell it in Agra, so he came on to the best town in the county. Kirwin Cheif. A traveling man had oecasiou i place a stick of wood in the buggv Uef. Mo.

PACIFIC TIME TABLE. No 401 Mail Exp arrives Daily 12:45 No 421 Local freight 8:15 except Sunday, No 402 Mail Exp departs Daily 1:45 ui No 422 Local freight a except Sunday. All trains carry passengers. G. M.

Wilson, Agent. con- The Sun has enlarged this week, sequently is a little late. Dr. Thomas has so far recovered as to LENORA, KANSAS. jo th Lerjora.

FREE be able to be on our streets. When in town call -t a neat Mveek, to keep his feet warm whilr on Att'y Norlin made a business trip to and easy shave. Shampooing and hair cutting in good stylo. ia Boutli end Commercinl T'ct- his way to Hill City. They now li'e that stick ou exhibition in that towu us a Graham county curiosity.

the country Monday afternoon. J. C. Robinson of Almelo made this ptlice a pleasant call Tuesday morning. Master Clude Parker was learning the CHTJRCH DIRECTORY.

Cong'l church, N. R. George Pastor. Services every alternate Sabbath, merning and Sunday school every Sabbath at 10 m. Prayers-meeting every Thursday evening at 7 'clock'p, m' Teachers meeting every Tuesday evening at SO o'clock M.

E. Church, Rev. A. F. Cnmbow, Pastor.

Services every other Sunday at 11 a. and Sunday at 1-30 p. m. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m.

Prayer-meeting evory Thursday at 7 :30 p. m. Allare invited to attend. Teachers meeting every Wednesday evening at o'clock. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational church were treated to a social and supper by Mrs.

Robert at her residence Wednesday neng, to which the husbands of the members were also invited- A very en a "THE SCII0DL MVAM." CAST OP CHARACTERS. Bell, the school ma'am- Kate -Rosa A. PAIGE, FURNITURE art preservative in this oflico last week. The Sun was presented with a fine broom by Mr. B.

W. Smallwood Monday. W. Applegate raised 50 bushels of coin per aero on the Mahan farm, last season. joyable time is reported.

-AND- Pure seed potatoes at Gilbert's. 5000 bushels of corn wanted at Bar Charley Wallook, who shot himself last weok, is accidentally rapidly im- bo'a. Undertaking, proving, Excellent music by', the string band will be one feature of the school entertainment. Richmond. Mrs.

Grump, the complaining parent Miss Shane. Mrs. Undertow, Lillie Knox. Marley Undertow, Maud Knox. Minnie Trueblood, Anna Webb.

Undertow, (a self-made man) school director Floyd Richmond. Mrs. Cypher, (a friend of education) school director Lettie Shepherd. Trueblood, school director Fred Mahan. Milt Harmon, Ralph Mooney.

Johnnie urump, the "little box" Roy Mooney Jamie McWhack, (janitor) Otis Regester. stwopsis. Act I. Scrne Kate Bell is em- Tho Celobrated Canton Lissers, $27 at P. J.

Leonard's. Lost. At the G. A. R.

supper Feb. 22 a pair of black silk mittens. The finder will please leave at Mr. Barbo's store, Those who owe Elder George ou subscription will please call at my oni-6 and pay, as his time expires with the month of March, 1890, and is going hwhv Yours Resp'y' E. B.

Estki-Trustee, ehurnh. The last number of the Lenora pa oar came out with a new name, (The Svni a new editor and new politics. It presents a neat appearance, and no doubt will meet with sucoess. We welcome rb change as Tko Times is glad of company in the republican field in this part of the county. Edmond Times.

On Tuesday night, March 20th the Lenora school will give an entertain- KANSAS. LENORA, SO and oblige. Mrs. G. M.

Wilson. ce Keaa your prooi notice and it you find a mistake let us know, so we can rectify it. Also come in and settle for it BARGAINS IN HARNESS! For the next thirty days I will sell my No. 1 home made harness for 828.00 order to insure its publication. per set.

P. J. Leonard. Land office Oberlin Kansas I Take De Witts's Little Early Risers for sale by E. B.

Dunbar. 24-1 Drs. Stalcup Wilson, dentists, February 6 1890(19320 Notice is hereby eiven that, the followine nient at Larrick's Hall. The program ployed to teach the "deestnek" sohoo 1. will consist of a play called "The Schm.1 I Scene II.

Mrs Grump calls on Kate. Ma'am." followed bv a lauchable farce -1 Lays down to Kate the course which named settler has filed notice of hU intention to mako final pre-emption proof in support, of his olaitn and that said proof will be made before will be in Lenora Friday and Saturday, m. Appiegate renewed ms iaun in this paper by paying cash on subscrlp- tion, this week. Emma Breeden is advertising in The Sun to prove up on her homestead, on section 32-4-23. The smiling countenance of Al.

Dolman showed up in this city again, last Tuesday evening. The knowing ones say, "plant your potatoes on Good Friday" which comes this ytar in April. An alliance was organized by the farmers of district 30, Highland township, Tuesday of last J. P. Mahan traded a team for a timber claim this week, and will undertake to grow timber thereon.

P. J. Leonard talks to the people thro' the business locals of The Sun. Look his displayed ad. next week.

Probate Judge and ex-offieio clerk thereof of to telcrrvPlovnjat Aolillliac. March 21st and 22nd. A. Wildey wishes to inform the pub Norton count; at Norton Kansas on Maroh 28,1899 lie that he is "on deck" witn a well supplied meat market. Everything fresh vis Enos Patterson DS No.

707t for the qr feci ion 23 town 4 8 range 25 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous rosidenoe upon ard cultivation of paid land vti Thomas Smith William Fitcb John Frady of Clayton Kansas, David Hudson of Lenora and at the lowest prices. she expects every teacher to pursue with.her little son. Spicy enumeration of the rare virtues of "little son." Undertow, the self-made man, advises Kate. i Act School library torn I Trouble brewing.

Milt Harmon sum-; marily quells an incipient rebellion for Kate. The Board make a "visitation." i The Board examine the school, with remarkable risulis. A vigorous demon K.anpis "That Awful Carpet Bag." You can't afford to miss it. Reserved seats cts. General admission, 15 cents.

Seats on sale at the postoHIce, The attempt to enccourage the consumption of corn bread and other products of corn meal in is a hopeful sign for American farmers. In 1888 the exports of corn from this conu try were three times what they were in 1887 and for 1889 the amount is reported as even greater. Heretofore our Breaking plows only $8.50 each at feb 13 mar 20 Cyrus Anderson Register Land office Oberlin Kansas P. J. Ask E.

B. Dunbar what De Witt's Little Early Risers are. 24-ly February. 1890? 19298 Notice ist hereby (riven that the ioiiowidk named rattler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that 8n id proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Oberlin Kansas on Anyone having an organ to rent can Mrs. Emma Glenn returned to Lenora make suitable arrangements by calling at this office.

exports of corn have been insignifican t. April 9. 1890 vil WUCoodHENo. 1490 for the swar sw qr section 27 nw qr nw qr see 34 e-hf ne qr sec stration by Mrs. Grump ending 1 in her discomfiture.

The accusation. Scene II. Mary Undertow's plot. Act III. Scene I.

Jamie McWhack interviewed by the Board. His inex-' haustible humor. School eoonomy illustrated. Scene II. Kate's grief and FOR RENT.

The Lands belonging to J. P. Pome- tion town os range iw. tie names tne ioi-lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land vii Capital. Gentlemen, hand in your advertisements.

Spring is nearly upon us aud trade is livening up; be ready for it with something to say to the people through the columns of a live newspaper. Read Kev Win Knudson 11 Davis Uishoo jviisseuiij roy, in -JNorton or liranam county, lor rent. Apply to all of New Almelo Kansas. feb 13 mar 20 Cyrus Anderson, Register. The night visct.

Burning of the despair. Scene III. The eavesdroppers. H. A.

Coffin, Agent, Hill City, Kansas. E. E. Van Epps, the old reliable pho ana will visit a low weeks with lier par-. ents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Dunbar. W.

II, Ilollingshoad of Noble Town-: ship was in this vicinity Wednesday, "buying cattle for the June market. The young people seem to be ing themselves immensely on their roller skates these pleasant eveninings. J. M. Rhodes, the cattlo roan is here again, and will ship two or three carloads of cattle from this point this week.

A man by the name of George Huff was murdered by his nephew, David Buff, at Agra last Tuesday, the 11th. inst. Land office Kirwin- Kansas I January 31, 1890110240 Notice is hereby riven thart the followine tographer of Oberlin, will be in Lenora with his gallery on March 24th, 25th named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge at Hill City Kansas on 26th. Eastern work at eastern prices. school heuse.

Act TV. Scene I. The school-mis-1 tress in the toils. A row in the Board Mrs. Cypher fails for once to make things "unanimous." Scene II.

Kate 1 in a dangerous position. McWhack to 1 tho rescue. He springs a mine with startling resnlts. Complete vindication of the "school ma'am." March 20, 1890 viz David Wagoner 8 No. 22599 for the se section 3 town 6 range 24 He names the Satisfaction guaranteed to every customer.

Cloudy days as good as others. Only the "Lightning" process UBed. Se llowtns witnesse to Drove- bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vii, Samuel Smith, Peter Mendle, Turner, J. W. Leidig, all of Lenora Kansas.

cure the shadow e'er the substance fades. feb6inrl3 Webb Motfa.ll. Register. The entertainment to be given by the school next Thursday night is to finish His girl didn't go back on him be ers, if you are not subscribers, "turn in" and help us out with your name and the cash. We already have a fair list, but thorq are still a good many heads of families within Beven or eight miles af La.

nora who are not subscribers and who are interested in the doings in this tnwn and vicinity. Lend us a hand. One of eur loan agents returned yesterday afternoon from a buitmextt trip to the country adjacent to this city and jeports the farmers in excel lent spirits His mission was ixr interview a number of the farmer? in regard to their mortgages and thir financial condition and out of seventeen farmers visrted he found eight ready to cancel their mortgages when they beame due, which will be next week. He also reports that a mujorit of the balance will be in condition to This is the route selected by the-TJnited StiS paying for the Cyclopedia recently Wanted: -A good team of mares or cause he used De Witt a Little Risers, for sale by E. B.

Dunbar. 24-ly Land Office at Kirwin Knnsas. March 8, 1890. )mli' Notice is hereby riven that Emma Breeden. Bvcrnment for thai Fast Mail Train.

geldings, peighing about 900 lbs. each. formerly Emma FrnBer. of Nortan county, Kane. No roa exceeds the time bythisU" Enquire at Valley House.

Chas. Epling. No delay in farm loans at the Bank, money on hand as soon as atween Kansas City and St. Louis. During the trial of the hog case last weok, a grave question arose as to which side of the "board the hog pen the ne nw and nw Sec 32, 4 ft 23 6 p.

m. does hereby giye notice of her intention th make final proof to extabli her claim to the land above described, and that she exoects to i A full line of Bibles, Testaments was on." rove ner residence ana cultivation Detore rro- and Spectacles at E. B. Dunbar. ate Judim at Norton.

Kans. on Anril 80th. 1890- H. C. Towmskhd, GeuU Fss.

and TUket Agt. St. Xo Chas. E. Stuks, Fassengsr and Ticket Agent.

Atchison, Kansas. by two of the followina; witneeees: Benjamitt Mr. Webb says that nearly every far title is completed. CUT BATES. Tickets now on sale: Lenora to Pueblo, $20.18.

Lenora to St. Louis, $14.78. Geo. M. Wilson, Agent.

-De Witt's Little Early Risers get Jounson, EUwanl Hough, Joseph Masher, ('harlee Cudney, all of Lenora, Kansas. mer between here and Hill City is plow mar is apr ebb moss ali negister there for sale by E. B. Dunbar 24-ly SEEDS! SEEDS I SEEDS 1 ing or sowing grain. Verily, spring is pon us.

BallAbd's Horehound Syrup. Many a Poor Womas Stjffeks Barbo has just received a fresh stock of Garden, Forest and Clover seeds, all Wanted-aX) bushels of corn in ex Gen. A. B. Campboll, of Topeka stop- lift their mortgages when they nmuire.

told Tortures frooi Back-achk. Tr i l. l. change for dry ash fence posts. jd over in Lenora Wednesdas night, Many of the farmers in this section who We guarantee this to be the best cough syrup manufactured In the Al bub vuiy iviiuvv nuw rusiiy sac to Hill City by W.H.

Frazier. Box 143 22-Gt Lenoi a. Kansas, was accompauied R. McCoun. could get relief by using Bnl5ard' whole wide world.

This is saying a great oVal. but it is true. For consumption, coughs, colds, snre throat, Interest away down on Farm Loans lit the Exchange Bank. 9 per cent, and soro pneumonia, bronchitis, astir warranted, and at the lowest market price. FARM LOANS.

At the Exchange Bank, money to loan on improved farms in Sheridan. Decatur, Graham and Norton counties, Money will be paid over as soon as title ia found to be perfect. Call in and get rates. Interest away down. 1 The best bargains ever altered to the publio is the One Dollar plow shoes ma, croup, whooping cough aud all no commission.

Bncklen's Aral Salve. diseases of the throa'. and lungs we Tho best salve in tho world for outs positively guarantee Ballard's More have since their residence in Khobhh been under the ban of a mortgage soon bo free of any encumbrance mid will start the spring work out of ult. This is a fair estimate of the conditum of the farmers of this section to-dny nl 1 is a gratifying showing to say the ltHnt. Hutchinson News.

i The world's fair at Chicago will greater benefit to the west than we yet realize Already, it is said, the stel and business has felt the impulse of the great exposition; capital is look- ing westward with more courage trnd trado in general will respond as sw.ii I bruises, Bores, ulcers, salt rlum, fever Snow.Liutment, she would bless trie day she read these tew liuon. It is grand remedy (or headache, and all neuralgio pains. No pain can withstand its maglo infueuoe, It removefk the fir from a bum or scald in oa miuuie, It will cure inflamatory rbea-mat ism and Hctatics; applied to te throat aud cbtst iu croup it will g'm-tmmeiliHle relief aud make breatbiEjf much easier. No family can bo wilh out it once thev know its value-Try U. For salo by Dunbar, This oflice is undor obligations to Attorney McCoun for valued assistance in getting local items for both this and liist week's Sun.

Notwithstanding the fact that The Sun has been enlarged, the prico ro-inains the same one dollar per annum. Now is the time 1o subscribe. E. R. Hoyt of Liberty, Secretary of the Parmer's Alliance rocontly organized in his neighborhood was pleasant raller at our oflice Wednesday.

hound Syrup to be wiUiout any equal ou the whole face bt the globe. In sores, tet er, chopped hand, chilblains support of this statement refnr to coiub, and 11 skin eruptions, aud positively cures piles, or uo pay required it is guarcntccd to give perfect satis every individual who has ever used and to any druggist who ever sold wold at Barbo'a. -Cleanse your breath with De Witt's Little Early Risers, for sale by E. B. unbar.

24-ly faction, or mouey Sor eahi it. Such evldncD Is indlspcusible by E. 15 Dunbar. 35 sold by Duubar. 4.