The Sun from Lenora, Kansas • 4

aCpwck. The traiisiiiou from long, lingering Hanback is downed and bo is Tur Lenora Lodge So. 1S1 A. F. MM IB Hfilw eoauunicaiiaa tit seoond ud fourth famn)y evenings of web month.

(ESTABLIS RED 1884.) ner, we Bnau support republican THESUN. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS and paiuful sickness to robust health marks an epoch iu the lift) ot the luiii- nominee lor congress- icating Brethren in good linq; MSITUlUy UTlIa tO attend. Amu HARDWARE. THE KSLAD vidual. buch a event i J.

P. Mai a jr. Sko. 8th 1890. treasure tht memorj and the agen' BY H.

H. HOSKINS SON. The following ia a. list of unclaimed cy whereby the good hag been attain letters remaining in 'the poetofEce at Lenora, Kane, for the month of April, ed is gt aUlully blessed. Hence it is 'y J- B-Mttroy Poet No.

183, G. A. B. holds regular meeting mi toe first and third Satardaflereninirgof each month I atRarbo'aHalLLenora, Kansas, at 1 I o'clock p. ra.

AH old auklien are eor-L dially invited to join a. Visiting LOCAL ITEMS. thai so much is heard in praise ot Elec- 1890: Blakeslee, Mr Geo; Shelf rie Bitiers. oa many teel tney owe James Corpley Co; "Coffelt, mraiDere ugooustaAduig i ra sUo invited to meet with as. Coffelt, Francis; Draper, W.W; Davis, Take The Sex.

W. H. HoLLEHSHXAD, P. Ctbus Whkkleb, Adju ness, Farm Implements Clinton; Emery, Miss Gettie; Fahey, Hayes, E. Hamilton, J.

Haber, the best paper, Thk Stc. their restoration to health, to the use of the Great aIU rnative and Tonic. If you are, troubled with any disease of. kidneys, liver or stomach, of long or short standing yon will surely find re lief by use of Electric litters. 8old Good by, Turnback and Hanner.

Mrs. Adeline; Quiet, Mr. Tony; Mick, K. of P. and Wagons.

4 Miss Ida; Raney, Miss Emma; Shultz, We are rushed with job wortc again Louis; Smith, M. W. Wright, Mr this week. A Practical Tinner and Harnessmaker Constantlv Employed. Be- Geo; Wilson, Ira; Walter, Mr.

Herman; at 50c, and $1 per buttle at B. Dunbar's drugstore. Mr. G. KTMooney arrived home from lsnora Lodge No.

107, hold their regular meet. j4 on Wednesday evening of each week at 8 m. at the K. of P. Hall, ever poet-offioe, fctting Knights are eordiallj invited.

J.T. Johkstok, C. LK. Grxxx, K. of R.

A S. t-- i pairing a Specialty. Yhening, Mrs. R. L.

Parties calling for the above will please ask for advertised the convention Tuesday. letters. M. McManis, P. M.

BallArd's Hobehound Syrup. Mrs. G. B. Lashell is quite sick with lung fever.

Dr. Thomas is attending We guarantee this to be the best A her. cough jjtuf manufactured in the BoJds their regular meetings every second and Manorial Day May SO, 1890. PROGRAMME. All comrades Jrill meet at WATCH Lenora will have a photograph gallery whole wide world.

This is saying a tlth Tuesdays of each month at Bar bo' Hall next week. Come to town and have great deal, bat it is true. Dor con rsaora, Kansas, at the your shadow struck. sumption, coughs, colds, sore throat, 4 ordial invitation ia extended to siting lijerabers in good standing. Fuixeb, X.

post room at 8:30 a. m. sharp. KoDert a Kouner, a buna musician JW. Faehel, Recorder.

Bore cbest, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, croup, whooping cough and all The procossion will be formed at and orator from Denver, gave an enter the corner of Washington and Mo. PACIFIC TIME TABLE. tainment at Larrick's hall Monday even Main streets at 9 o'clock a. m. and diseases of the throat and lungs we positively guarantee Ballard's Hore hound 8yrup to be without any equal ing.

He had quite a large audience. march to the M. E. church where TAKEN UP. The following horses on the whole face ot the globe Iu the following programme will be 1 grey 2 years old; 1 sorrel 2 years old; observed: 1 sorrel 1 year old and 1 yearling bay.

support of this statement we refer to every individual who has ever used it Next week. 01 Mail Exp arrives Daily 12:45 1 Reading of orders by the post 431 Local freight 805p sa except James Johnson, Town 6 in Graham county. TV'S 1 I. and to any druggist who ever sold it. Such evidence is a4ay.

i(8 403 Mail 4 Kip departs Daily 1:43 ZSTGo to Richmond Brothers when sold by unbar, 4 Vk- 1 ILI O.AA V9 LWU imigiHi AAA OS lUCCJJIr you want anything in the general mer dav. i 2 Ritual Ser vices. 3 Music. 4 Address by E. Norlin.

5 Music. 6 Address by S. P. White. 7 Masic.

Their Business Booming. Probably no one thiug has cansed chandise line. They carry nothing the best goods and their prices are as low as the lowest. Highest market 0. M.

Wilson, Agent. price paid for butter and FARMERS FEED STABLE, CHTJBCH DIRECTORY. Cong'l church, N. R. George Pastor.

such a general revival ot tarde at B. Dunbar'a drug store as their giving, away to their customers of so many Jarvices every alternate Sabbath, merning and am selling for cash; have' there Remarks will also be made by fore marked my goods away down. My H. WEBB, Proprietor. free trisl bottles of Dr.

King's New -MMdng. Janday school every Sabbath at 10 m. Com- W. H. flollinshead, Post Diacoyery lor consumption.

Their fejer-meeting every Thursday evening at 7 motto is: "small profits and quick sales." Come and see me when in want of any mander and other comrades. I trade is simply enormous in this very town and TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC AND FARMERS: When yCU COme to After services at the church the thing in the grocery line. leachers meeting every Tuesday evening at valuable artical from the fact that iw North want to put your team in a stable, you should call and see me. M. G.

Norlin. afways cures and never diiapoints. procession will be re-formed and ft o'clock 4, K. Chorch, Rev. A.

F. Combow, Pastor. Va 5 0 od aco omodationsand charges reasonable. Mr. andMrs.

O. D. Hoskins, of Lenora proceed to thedffferent cemeteries Aarrioes every other Sunday at 11 a. and Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and all throat and luug diseasee 111 I I visited their Norcatur friends from Sat where Decoration ceremonies will urday evening to Sunday evening. Un Sfftday at 7:30 p.

m. ttday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. frayer-meeting every Thursday at 7 30 p. m.

AUare invited to quicauy cureu, iuu unu icbi it uuiuio- take place, after which the post Will THE- buyiug by getting a trial bottle free derO. D's. management The' Sun has become one of the brighest and newsiest large size $1. Every bottle warranted feachers meeting every Wednesday evening at! return to their Hall and be dismissed. All old soldiers and sailors are requested and will be expected to local papers in this section of Kansas, i -o'clock.

Norcatur Register. i i assist in observing these ceremo Pneumonia and Bronchitis Carry off one- Our genial photographer, E. D. Mac LENORA I Will sinkaTcIIs SI, nies. The public generally is cor Third of the Human Race.

It is nut generally known that pneue fee has arranged to make regular trips dially invited to participate with to Lenora to work at his profession. monia and bronchitis carry ofTooe third us. By Order or Committee. At Reasonable Bates. W.

B. STILL. Mr. Macf ee is a good artist and a thor oughly reliable business man; the people of Lenora will be well satisfied with his Kansea NORTON NOTES, of the human race but such are th-facts and what is more surprising both of the above diseases result from neglecting a common ordinary cold. A lenora, H.

H. HOSKINS SON, proprietors. From the Champion. productions. Norcatur Register.

Peter Tschudi died, in fact, com- W.S.GKAY, Webb McNall got the nomination at the Colby convention. Although we mited suicide last week. The world cough should never be neglected. I it is every time you catch cold you cough harder and it sticks by you long A Republican Paper and The CONTRACTOR BUILDER were in favor of Turner, we have never makes poor provisions for people West of F. Hudson's store.

said anything against McNall. It was tired of lite. TThti hnnlr va varo nvninaf. anA wa an I I TTTt 1 Wl "I -I Ik. er Ballard's Horehound syrup is the best remedy in the world for pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles.

If you have any throat contractile OsU and glad he failed to get the nomination. niwaawu.iwuwnig JJSt JTSLJDOT 111 IN OrtOXl Vittiir.irWoKKmiiin.u. mi, for Kansas Citv to be Dresent at I see me before your work. vutua ii it iik utU ucu I i i ter congressman than Hanback. the meeting of the National Asso- ciation of R.

R. Surgeons. ONLY SI. PER YEAR. The Snn, of Lenora, Kansas, is the trouble call for Ballard's Horehound syrup and take no other.

For sale by E. B.Dunbar, 1 i A. N. McLennan, the chum of our neatest and best printed six-column folio that comes to this office, and the late lamented Freddie, was in the J. R.

MoCOtIN, ATT'Y AT LAW. Lenoba, Kansas. Will practice in all the courts. is any thing in the world we iik; to see; "ty last Tuesday figuring Turner mw I WEEKLY fJAPTTATi Consumption. Ballard's Horehound Syrup.

Ne single disease has played such -and ar out ot congress. I and we are congress. it is a neatly printed paper not throwing stones from a glass house, An old citizen of Norton D. W. -AND THB- either.

Tri-Ceunty News. T. J. Gilbert, Reeves, is secretary of a town company in Yuma Colorado and adver The G. A.

R. Post desire that the sad havoc with the human race as consumption Ho other disease approaches so Bteathily. Its early symptoms are ignored because it is thought only a cold or backing cough which is neglected until this grim monster has daughters and sons of veterans should SUN FOI? PER YEAR. tises the ad ward in liberal ways. take part in the observance of Memorial We are in receipt of several boom Day, and request that they meet at the Rotary Public, enora TansaS.

editions and a deed to Lot 16 Block hall with the comrades to march to the such a hold that nothing but death church. Any and all persons desiring 8 of the addition. can relieve it. Ballards Horehoudd THE SUN JOB OFFICE to contribute flowora will please notify has removed the grip ol this some member of the Post and such grim monster lrom many a throat. If Harness oil in bulk at F.

J. Leon flowers will be called for. taken in time it will effect a perma ards. CAN TURN OUT THE Tuesday Joseph Masden received the nent cure and the worst stages it F. 021 cents for shelled corn at Meeker's.

sad news of the death of his brother Jacob, who lived near Salem, Henry will give surprising relief. Try its Boothlng and healing virtues. Do not UUt it off Until too late. Vir Ral hv FINEST xJOB PRINTING, county, Iowa. There was a storm com (EF-FORRENT.

ing up und he went to the field to have E.B. Dunbar. 3 About 150 acres of good land laying J. C. GRAHAM'S BOARDING HOUSE ft the best place in town to get a good eqnrre Charges always reasonable.

LENORA. i KANSAS. E. W. NORLIN, A'TTORNET AT.

LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC transacts a general land loan and insnr ance business. his son turn out when a bolt of light As we Employ no Cheap Labor. between my place and Darnell's, for cash rent or share of crop, in quantity ning came and killed him instantly. His Ballard's Horehound Syrup For clothes were torn into shreads, his knife to suit the renter. D.

Nettleton. jerked half open, and his pooketbook Whooping Cocoa There is no remedy in the world Seitisf action Guaranteed. "WANTED-t and money scattared all around. To pasture about 12 or 15 head of which Will give such prompt relief in Norcatur, May 8, 1890. Editor of Sun: Please state that I cattle at 30 cents per month for the whooping cough as Ballards Bore-hound syrup.

It will positively cure Kansas. season. W. J. Weaver.

l.euora Land office Oberlin Kansas I Read your proof notice and if you will be at Lenora from the 21st to the 28th of May, fully equipped to take pic it. It you will try it. vour children February 6 1890(19320 Notioe is hereby given that the following find a mistake let us know, so we can G5TFOR SALE One young horse. named settler has filed notice ot his mtontion will not keep you awake all. night to make final pre-emption proof in supportot hu rectify it.

Also come in and settle for it in order to insure its publication. claim and that said proof will be made before I COUghiug. Ballard's Horehound syrup Ellsworth McManis. Probate Judge and ex-offioio olerk thereof of tures of all kinds regardless of. the weather.

Special facilities for photographing interiors after dark with magnesium light Satisfaction guaran FVLLL2, THE BARBER, KANSAS. Morton county at Norton Kansas on March 28,1890 Millet and cano seed for ealo at J. Leonards. is the most cooling and soothing remedy for consumption, coughs, colds, bronchitis and asthma in the world. It is free from opium.

It builds up new tisilfl. Htrfinorthnna iha Inn era anil la teed at reasonable prices. vii Enos Patterson DS No. 7071 for the nw qr section 23 town 4 1 range 25 w. He names E.

D. Macfee, Photo Artist. the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence UDon snd cultivation of said land vii A full line ot Bibles, Testaments yfeu in mwu call and get neat and luiut a ti i T.i .11 ij xnumss omuu imam iwa uuon 2 rauy The Farmer's Mutual Benefit lodges and Spectacles at E. B. Dunbar.

ot May ton Kansas, David Hudson or Lenora of Eastern Kansas are passing resolution ettsy Himve. shampooing ana hair cutting in good stvle. Kansas feb 13 mar 20 Cyrus Anderson Register 191 hsve just receided a carload! Land office Kirwin Kansas 110341 Notiee is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of hi intention to make Anal proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver at Kirwin, Kansas on May 1st, 1890, vii: ALBERT 8. FUNK, of Lenora. Kansas for the aw qr too.

14 town 6 south range 2i west6 p. m. He names the fallowing witnesses to prove his eontinuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, vit, John Wing, Charles Sperry, George Wing, John Fox, of Lenora, Kens, pledging theis votes against any candi of wire which I will sell cheap. an incomparable remedy, made of the best and purest materials.

If your lungs are weak and you have a tikc-ling in your throat you need it. Sold by E. B. Dunbar. 2 date for the Legislature who will not vn.p In Ron 1 1) end Commercial Hotel.

Land office Oberlin Kansas P.J.Leonard. squarly and distinctly pledge himself Maroh 31, 1(W0 19585 against From the feel sack Sour at 75 cents per Notioe is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notioe of his intention ing being manifested outside the towns A.PAIGE, at Frank MeekerB. to make Anal proof in support of his claim and 29-34 WEBB MoNALL, Register. it looks as if prohibition would now that said proot will De made oetor the Register and Receiver at Oberlin Kansas on June 3, E9Come rlgat along for your iarm 1HWJ. vii: THOMAS BM1TU meet with more general favor among No 2006 for the ehfseqr Seo22 i farmers than when the amendment was K2ow.

loans, J. P. Mahan mates them without delay. He names the witnesses to prove bis continuous resi adopted in 1880. Troy Chief.

HTURE denoe uoon and cultivation 01 said land vis David Hudson, of Lenara. Kan. Enos Pat Breaking plows only $8.50 each at P. J. terson, William Fitoh, Perry 0 Ellis, of "From the report of Secretary Mohler of the State Board of Agricultre, it cost uiayton, Kans, 34-39 Cyrus Anderson.

Register. -AND- -De Witt's Little Early Risers get on an averag 50 cents a bushel to raise Land office at Lirwin Kansas. 10394. April 17, 1HW. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his olaim, and that saiJ proof will be made before Register or Receiver at Kirwin Kansas on May 81, 18t, viz: JU B.

Messier transferee of Nelson Wheeler for the wi sw 30-O-23 and oft 25 -6-24. He names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residenoe noon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Hamuel F. White, Alexander Puige, (ico, K. Thoman. Geo.

F. Coleman, all of Lenora, Kansas. Wkbb McNall, Register. 4-tUt B. 0.

Lanttee, Atty. Neuralgia CAcses Much Insanity The highest medical authorities Europe and America have recently decided that a large per centage of cases of insanity is caused by the excruciating pains of neuralgia of the head and face. If auy member of your family suffers this tormentor, Induce them to try Ballard's snow Liniment. One application will afford immediate relief and you will soon be rid of a dangerous and tormeuting disease, Ballard's Snow Liniment is the most penetrating liniment known. It Dossitivelv wheat in Kansas last year and 19 cents there for Bale by E.

B. Dunbar 24-ly to raise corn. According to this 75 cents Undertaking. for wheat and 25 cents for corn will give the Kansas farmer a very fair profit on his investment, and he will get these fig KANSAS. rNORA, ures before harvest comes again.

Fortunately the greater part of the grain grown in the state last year is still in Bucklen't 4rJeSalv His girl didn't go back on him because he used De Witt's Little Early Risers, for sale by E. B. Dunbar. 24-ly seed potatoes at Gilbert's. The Celebrated Canton Lissera, $27 at P.

J. Leonard's. J. P. Mahan gives the beet rates on Farm Loans.

Take.De Witts'e Little Early Risers for sale by E. B. Dunbar. 24-1 BARGAINS IN HARNESS For the next thirty days I will sell my No. 1 home made harness for $28.00 per set.

P. J. Leonard. the hands of the producer, although ow fhe henalv.i -rt world for cuts 1PntB, sores, an m. itlt rheum, fever Cleanse your breath with De Witt's Little Early Risers, for sale by E.

B. Dunbar. "24-ly -FOR A good young Stalllon.comlDg three years old. D. Nettleton.

Ask E. B. Dunbar what De Witt's Little Early Risers are. 24-ly CUT RATES. Tickets now on sale: Lenora to Pueblo, $20.18.

Lenora to St. Louis, $11.78. Geo. M. Wilson, Agent.

tt nr, rands, chilblains tfUt, al Ml i Tpptloos, and pos Land Office at Oberlin, Kansas, 1(ma April 2b; 1890. mw Notice is hereby given that the folowing-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 Register and Receiver at Uberlin Kansas on one 18 1890, vis: HERMAN HENRY MINDRUP. For the Bee 14, Town 5 Range 25 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residenoe opon and cultivation of, said land, vis: Herman Wullw. Henry An.

pterman, of New Almulu, Bernard Hickert, (ietirge Miller, of Lcnont Kuns. 85-40 WRUb ANDiUaON, Reoihtxb. cures rheumatism, lame back, contract, ed muBcles, old soros, corns, bunions, etc It penetrates and opens tip the pores, drawing all poisonous matter to the surface, rostoriug and promoting a natural circulation of the blood through the diseased parts. Sold, by E. B.

Dunbar. 2 ing to pressing necessity many farmers were compelled to sacrifice their crops at the low prices prevailing through the winter. When the rest of the crop is marketed and the returns are received, Kansas will enjoy good times once more." iflv cures i 'o pay required i gu ireiitecf! i Terfeot satis 'toilnii, or inoi' ev rtunded, Fur sale Emporia Republican, Du.ibiir. 25.