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Lenora Times from Lenora, Kansas • 4

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Lenora Timesi
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LENORA TIMES, EUlJCATlOJiJtL. FOBTON COFA'TT TEACHEfi' ASSOCIATION. C. B- WHITNEY, Emtok and Peopriztok, President, Co. Eapt F.

H. Baker i. E. Qleasoq. Vice-president, tl 00.

Subscription, per year. r-ajstk; meeker, PEALF.R jif FARM IMPLEMENTS, NEWTON FARM WAGONS, HAFGOOD ASP DETOUR GANG AND SULKEY PLOWS. BUGGIES. CARTS, HARNESS, Highest Market Prices Paid for All Kinds of Grain. Uncle Curry.

Eva E. Evan. Loa Robinson. Assistant Secretary. Treasurer, bX the postoffice Le nora, Kansas, as gteond class matUr.

I3fECUTIVF COMMITTEE. IENORA. KANSAS, APRIL $-1. 1893. f.

II. Baker, O. M. Beckrr, R. Emery, Hwifir" urarry Office South of Railroad, near Depot.

LENORA, KANSAS. LXORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS. M- Becker, FrineipaL High School Grammar Grade, O. M. Becker.

News Notes, Cai ter II. Harrison was, on the J7tb, Inaugurated mayor of Chicago, Intermediate, Mrs. Anna Pugh. Primary, Miss Mary Wills. RICHMOND DEALERS IN Baled cotton in a vegsel at Boston burned Saturday las- Loss, 150,000.

Quv publlp ScIioqIs. good for no -He is so good be thing." The Mills Yellow Pine Lumber Company's mills in Couuiesneil, burned on the 17th. Loss, 175,000, insurance, 30.000. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Highest Prices for Butter mid Eggs. LENORA, KANSAS.

Mamie Leonard and May PuBois are back again, The idei of a lighted pathway across Mr, Kerr's two daughters are pew the Atlantio ooean seems to be a prac students in Nq There is a price set on every real and noble pleasure, Lenora Lumber Go.r "Hypocrisy ia a sort ot homage that vice pays to virtue. ticable one, and steps are being taken with this end in view i -i Don't plow up jour wheat yet awhile, nor for two weeks to come. If we have it wet in that time everything Is all right. Remember, you have ex-perenced it as dry as this before in these parts, and good crops were had In every ning. R.

Emery will instruct in the Call and See lis and Get Our Prices, homas county Normal, in August, Wo Keep" a Full Stock of Language and arithmetic tables are nr being successfully used in room No. I. I I 1 I im 1 i We're nettles, some of us, and give COLORADO AND EASTERN ffense by the act ot springing up. Prot. Browning, It is one thing to see, but quite an Oakley, voted bonds for water works.

This is a move in the right direction. If there is anything that will attract attention to a town it is a good water works system. It is not only a great Lenifit to a town, but shows that the business men and citizens are enterprising. ther to know what you have and what you have not seen. Lime, Hair.

Cement, Building Paper Kansas. Honor and shame Irom no condition rise; act well your part; therein all Lenora, honor lies. Ale. Pope. The combines and trusts are so well represented in Congress and in Cleve The executive committee of the asso land's cabinet that they have no fear of ciation has selected and ordered pur J.

K. DAY, chased enough books to almost double hung disturbed. This Cleveland administration is determined to cut down the pensom rolls, Drayman. the number now in use, All orders promptly a1 tended to. Miss Ida Sheley of the Edmond prim SILVER'S CHAMPION.

The Rocky Mountain News. THE DAILY BY MAIL. Subscription price reduced as follows: One year (by $6 00 Six months (by mail) 3 00 but is careful to provide fat places for the rebel brigadiers. The president knows how to touch the hearts of his Lenora, Kans. ary left her position temporarily last week to attend her sick mother.

Mis partisans. Atchison Champion, J. M.S.THOMAS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Mo.

Pacific R. R. Co. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY All culls promptly attunduil to. Office at residence, Lenora, Kan.

Tilla bproul. class of '92, took her place. NEXT! Drummond of the Burr Oak Herald went to church Easter, and complains In the awful mystery of human You are Next I life, it is a consolation sometimes to Three modths (by mail) 1 50 One month (by mail) 50 BY MAIL. One year, in advance. $1 00 that he didn't see any hoop skirts.

We don't suppose that the ladies of that "Burg would have exhibited believe that our mistakes, perhaps even AT THE LENORA BARBER SHOP, our sins, are permitted to be instru their suirts to the old man if thev had First door east of City Hall, ments of our education for been loaded down with them. Bet'er E. C. FULLER, Prop. talkabout what is in sight and what The News is the only great daily in the United States that is.

identified you know something about. Kensing' ton Mirror. The association, Saturday, was not with the Populist Free Coinage movement, and should be in the hands ot as well attended as it should haye been. The discussion of the course of study P. J.

LEONARD, eyery voter, north, south, east or west. On Tuesday last in the vicinity of Osage City, the most disastrions wind, was very interesting, and being un Send in you subscriptions at once. Address THE NEWS, Denver, Colo. rain and hail storm passed over that completed was continued to the iViay DEALER IN SHELF AND HEAVY 2Uth. meeting.

county, destroying about forty build GREENLEAF I seem to have been only like a ings. damaging many others and killing two persons and injuring many little boy playing on the seashore, and BAKER, HARDWARE, diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebbel or a prettier others. Andrew Waggoner and wife were killed, and of the others that are known to have been hurt, it is feared shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered be six or eight are fatally so. Steps were Oldest established dealers in all kinds of Grain! immediately taken to aid the sufferers, fore me. Sir Isaac Newton.

The Chicago Inter-Ocean is making Superintendent F. H. Baker will a determined right against the great conduct the Normal. It will begin Monday. July 31.

W. G. Ristle, H. M. type combine.

Ihe newspapers every wnere ougnt 10 do as a unit in opposi Culler, O. M. Becker, Mis6 Dibble of Tinware and Stoves. Farm Implements. Wagons, Buggies and Hand-made Harness.

Lenora, dealer in non io mis nuge trust, fruiters sup Highest Marktt Prices Guaranteed. Don't fall to see their agent before selling. KERNS, Manager. North of Railroad. LENORA.

KAN. plies are high enoungh now, but the Fort Scott, and probably G. W. Fields will be the instructors. All but Miss trust proposes a decided increase Kensington Mirror.

Dibble, who will have charge of the Printers' supplies are high. The prone is at least loll per cent greater J. II. MAIN, than on any class of manufactured goods, and at least 250 per cent too BLACKSMITH AND FrestL ancL Salt ZMZeetts. high.

We have always had cause to complain of the high prices on printers reading, are well known in the county. Mollie Griffith. Belle Snyder, Pet Cox; Bert Sproul, Carl Bradley and m. Cook were the successful candidates for common school diplomas. The graduating exercises will be held at Norton on the evening of May 28th, the evening following the Norton high school commencement.

Miss Griffith leads the class. supplies. WAGON MAKER. Guarantees all work to give satisfaction, and his PRICES, All a ne earner and crop Bulletin, re ceired weekly at the post office states The cool, weather nas prove an advant quality ot work considered, are LOW. Shop opposite and east of the Commercial House.

age to tho wheat, especially in the At the present rate, school ma'ams Kinds of Live Stock. rainless portions of the state, yet tb Kansas. will be scarce next fall. There are too Lenora, dry wcathsr has benefitted it none an outside of the rain district it Is in the many weddings among the experienced school ma'ams to bode well for next in Season same cond'tion as last week. Lieht year's schools.

Effie Carnine. Kate W. DROWN, M. McNeaiy, and Zella Price are among KAN. Cash Paid for Hides.

the recent brides, bod bless them, nIiVaTmir) rains are reported from Wallace to the northwest corner of this county last week, and four inches at Cherryvale. The high winds and frost thinned the fruit blossoms; but this is deemed an advantage as they were too numerous. mav their smaller schools wrove as sue lUiwmw wivuuum 1 as their former large ones All calls day and night promptly at-tended to, Office in Exchange Bank building, Says Prof. Glffin of the Cook county Normal school: "Most arithmetics make parrots of the children, and rob them of the power of thinking. The man who makes the arithmetic has ail PROPRIETOR Model! Mills, In New York City is brewing what may develop into a revolution with Cuba within the next few mouths.

The proicot is one of long standing. The Kansas. Lenora, the fun and delight of discovery, while the children follow in his wake, stuffing themselvee with his discoveries." To all of we say Amen. with a big'A. Four miles East of Lenora, Manufacturer of SWAIN'S BEST, SNOW FLAKE.

Custom Work a Specialty. Feed Ground far 3c. per Bushel. JBis Satisfaction, as to quality of work and prices, guaranteed, "a A. W.

AUSTIN, Scroud Quarterly Examination. SH0BSH0P A SPECIALTY OF INYISABLE PATCHING In both Rubber and Ltatnei Goods. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. possibility of its climax within a short time is the result of tho recent elec-ttions in Cuba, which wsro unsatisfactory to the people then and to Cuban patriots in Ana rlca. Instead of starting an expedition from Key West or Tampa, it is probable that if 5ne is.

undertaken it will bo organized here, if not actually started from this city. In Hardware hall. Fith avenue and Nineteenth street, wa organized last evening tho New York Cuban Revolution party, its avowed purpose being to uphold the movement for independence and a lasting Republican form of government in Cuba. 1 ho second quaterlv examination applicants tor teachers certificates will occur at Norton on tridav and Satur day. April 28 and 20, 1893.

Two davs WATCH fAKER AND JEWELER. Repairing a Specialty, will Do given and all applicants are expected to bo present both nays. Work Kansas. will begin at 10 A. M.

on Friday. Frank u. Baker, Co. Supt. W.

U. GINN, Proprietor,.

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Pages Available:
120
Years Available:
1893-1893