The Herington Weekly Tribune from Herington, Kansas • Page 5

THE SIGNAL. CUT THIS OUT. THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET A. RETAH, "A Trip Around the World" With John L. Stoddard, Do You Want Your Watch Repaired If you do and want it done and on Short Notice, leave it with PAUL GEYER, Practical Jeweler.

GOLD AND SILVER PLATING A SPECIALTY. Two Doors Noith of Post Office, HERINOTON, KAN. Eastern Star. Mrs. Magee, Worthy Grand Matron of the Eastern Ftar.

visited the in this ci'y Monday evening and conferred the decree oi membership upon Miss Libbie lirumback. After the usual business of the lodge meeting was transacted and a pleasant talk by the Worthy Grand, a royal banquet and social occupied the remainer of the evening. It was indeed an entertaining feast of both profit and pleasure throughout for all members of the lodge who were fortunate enough to be one of the participants. Trvelr and lecturer, for 10 Cents- a Week The Kansai City Journal It Giving Iti Readers the Opportunity of a Lifetime. A magnificent portfolio of engravings of famous cities, scenes and paintings with descriptions by John L.

Stoddard, the world's famous traveler and lecturer, has been issued, each book con 3 1 a I 1 a taining sixteen beautiful engravings, 1x13 inches in size, and well worth FRESH AND SALT MEATS. 1.50 each. They can be secured at HH-PAY CASH FOTla. the trifling amount of 10 cents a week by subscribing to the Kansas FACTS! FACTS! ity Journal. HIDES, PELTS AND GAME.

In the first book Mr. Stoddard takes you to France, England, Ireland. Nor Oysters. Celery anl Freh Fith in Season Iave your Orders at the Central. Delivery Free- way, Sweeden, Germany, Palestine, witzerland, Austria, Italy, Brazil, If fl mm Mexico and the United States Fred.

D. Carman For particulars see the Kansas City ournal, a sample copy ot which will be sent free upon receipt ot a postal 60,000 ACRES OF THE CHOICEST Attorney at Law, ard request. Or. if you want a sam ple of the "Art Portfolio" cut this ad vertisement out and send it in with 10 KAN llERINTON cents and series No 1 will be sent vou. Vie il Mia Lis Fll Without this ad 25 cents will be charged.

Address Art Department, Kansas City Journal, Kansas City, Mo. J. W. Money, IVt. D.

Sunday. November iGth The Kansas City Times will begin the publication of a series oi articles which it has prepared with great care, of which it is justly proud and each of which will be of inestimable value to its readers. For the past six weeks a staff correspondent ot ihe Times has been in Washington collecting data for a thorough review of all the government departments. 'Ihe first ot these articles on I'ostottice department will run Sunday the 26th as announced. It will make about one and one-half pages.

In preparing these stories special care was taken to make them not only instructive, but entertaining. Facts are brightened by anecdote- figures by gossip. Into this work and methods of the department! the correspondent has entered into detail. He will so tell the story that any man of intelligence can comprehend it He will describe tue personal appearance and characteristics of the head ol each portfolio, and of each ol his principal assistants. He will tell the cost of run For Sale in Lots to Suit with Perpetual Water.

Tin Office hours, 7:00 to 9:00 a. nr. 00 to 2:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. oi. Chicago, Rock Island Pacific.

Lands will be sold to Actual Settlers who will make Substantial Improve meats thereon and plant the same in Fruit or Vines, without any payment Trains depart from Herington as fol MAIN STREET NEAR FIRST. awn, and easy terms will be Liven so that the purchaser can realize trom the lows: pnd part ot the money to pay the purchase pnee. KAS. The Lands of the Crocker-Huffman Land and Water Company are ad- HERINu EON. i me card C.

1. P. Ry. takinj effect Sept. 10.

acent to the Southern Pacific Railroad, surrounding ths Citv of Merced. Mer ced county, and are among the most lertile in the San Juan Valley. They are GOING EAST No 4 Mail and Exp, 1:35 a No a Mail and tLxp. 1 3:00 noon No 32 Local Kit 7:45 GOING SOUTH susceptible to the highest state of cultivation and are under the Irrigating Can als of the company, whic furnish pure water in an inexhaustible supply. A.

BOZ ARTH, HOMCEPATHIC Physician and Surgeon. For the cultivation! A the grape, either for the table, ratsin or wine pur- 1:45 00 a noses, for the crowing ot peaches, apricots, prunes, plums, pears, figs, nectar ines, cherries, olives, oranges, and for the raising of vegetables, this sec (Office opposite the Post-office No 3 Mail aiM Exp -No 1 Mail and P.xp No 31 Local Frt GOING SOUTHWEST No 33 and Exp No I9 Mail and Exp No 01 Local Kri SAUNA BRANCH No 27 Mail and Exp -No 65 Local Krt tion of the State is unsurpassed. The growing of the orange and lemon and 1:50 ft 4.05 8:15 a Kansas. Herignton, other citrus fruits is a success. In fact all tilings grown in a ch mate can be cultivated with profit in this locality.

ning the departments, where money is 4:05 8:30 a Respectfully tenriVrs his prcfefiional services saved and where it is needlessly ex the citizen of Herington and vicinity. THE LOWEST EXCURSION RATFS CAN Train No 3 run through to Ft Worth. Train No 1 run to Ft Worth. Tram No run through to OodKo City and Lib pended. He will draw comparisons eral.

Train No iqrunstu Piatt. H. H. SUTHERLAND D. and show, by its work, that in the selec Train No make connection atMcFarland with the Chicago vestibule train Tor Manhatteit.

Kelle- Be Procured With Choice of Tnree Elegant Lines of Travel. Clay Center, Morton, Denver tion of his 1 jabinet Mr. Cleveland exercised the same good business iense that Colorado Sp lings and points beyond Traim No 2 nd a run throneh cars to 1 opeka. Horton, St Joe has ever marked bis administration. Lity and connecting at Morton Sebetha Pawnee Kairbury Nelson Beatrice Local Surgeon C.

R.I P. R'y. incoln Omaha Council ltlufft and point east north nd south. At Kansas City and St Joe with all lviririnir line. These train run elesant new Ceair c-rs and Sice pern making fast lime arriving at In the first article will be described an hour with Mr.

Bissell while receiving visitors applicants for office, men with complaints, men with patent? and men hr'ajjo in time to make connection lor ail point eyond. Through ticket! on sale for all points, OFFIC IN THE REAR OF WILSON BRO-S BANK- For further information concerning the GKEAT HOCK ISLAND ROUTE call on or address Herington, Kansas N. Colk, Agent. Herinfton, Kant, For Further Information Call on or AddrcsH: CROCKER-HUFFMAN LAND AND WATER COMPANY, Or S. M.

Larkins, General Manager ot Immigration, MERCED. MERCED COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. with wheels in their heads. Mysteries of the deid letter office will be cleared away, methods of preventing swindles MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Going West. GREAT ROGK ISLAND ROUTE P.

0:05 a :5 a. will be explained; duties of each divis I.M.TEP ion will be set forth; anecdotes will be Passenger, No. soi I ocil Freight, 117, Fast Fhkight, Going East. Passenger, No. 902 Througu Fkkilkt, Wav Freight, ia'i6 2:45 9 co roun FUTURE Chair can I rains 201 and 20 will have through THE WEEKLY CAPITAL related illustrating the trials of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell, who is called the "headsman.

In tact, nothing that goes to make up an IM between St and Denver. No change of cars between Herintiton and St. Louis, or Denver. Tickets on sr't to all points in the United States or For 1 1 MKUf Agent, interesting narative will be omitted. SECRET SDCIGflKS.

TOO LODGE, No. 340, meet knnsan Paper for Xninas People. What It rroniiMcs (or the lomiuer Yrnr TO THE EAST. 1 their halt every Friday evening Vina These articles will be of great value to all visitors to Washington, and es-pecially to gentlemen who go there seeking office. They will be published brethren cordially invited.

A. Al tKAtti, R. vviuiams. 1 BEST DININQ CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD. The Rock Island Is foremost in adopt 1 A.

R. Marshall Post No. 324, meets on tne and How it Can be Obtained. For years the Weekly Capital has en I'm im and id Saturday of each mouth at their hall on Main street. ine any advantaio calcnliiipd to im.

prove speed and give that luxury, safctv and comfort that popular patronae1 joyed the distinction of being the only in the Sunday and Weekly Times and each will he rth the price oi a year's w.L. lif.M, commander Adjutant. A. M. Crary.

OF L. MCALLISTER LODGE No. 374 weekly paper published which contains all the news of Kansas. During the subscription. I 1, meets the is nufr.ua utenuion ot em tuanda.

Its equi)nii(iit i.s thoron complete with vestibnled' triiins, i unth at 1.30 oFcioCK3a 1 nursuav evenings 01 each month at 7:10 t.ot Hi Odd el Iowa hail nidcent dining cars sleept-r arui ci- coming fall and following year it can be 11 Collier. a.ielkbr, Scc'v. Master coaches, all the most elfgaiit, and i Ex-Secretary Rusk died very at his home in Wisconsin at eight recently improved pat terns. relied upon to more than sustain its former reputation. Located at the capital BOF L.

E. HERINGTON DIVIMWM rto. so meets on the first ana third faa Faithful and etipuhW; inanagemctiL of each month, at 19:10 o'cloc v. Masonic Hall. rl.

J. dimmer, Cfc, and lxilite, lionost service i'roni em o'clock Tuesday morning. Mr. Rusk was an ex-member of congress, was three times Governor of his state and W. A.

Thompson, A. 13 IN YOUE OWN HAND. A TJ. Lodee, No. 928.

An. Falmtatry assumiM to toll what the line. In jrooi hnud iiullr.ate. Il wilt aniline voo. If nuihlni: more.

cient Order of United workmen meets every ues- day cveniiiE atO. A. R. Mall a member of President Harrison's cabi Tim ahove dldirmm ilmiiHt eKiilnlna Itfult. Til.

ployes are important ileitis. They lire-a doublo duty-to the ('oiii)iaiiy and to travelcro and it i aometiiitas a task dilflcult of acconipllnlniieiit. Passengers on this line will liml little cause OV 1.1KK Indicate urohahl. lentil or Iho B. F.

NIHAIIT Kec on will llv Euch UltACKl.l net. He was also in line oi presiden KANSAS LODfJK NO. 307, A A Mee irlvea von thlrlv veara. Well-niarkml INK OP in the firftt and third Wednesday evenittf; eac tial possibilities. mnmh Vi.ilinir hrethr.n invitvfl for complaint on that ground.

W. E. Sec. laa ANuaason. w.

at the capital of the state it is able to report in detail what other papers furnish in outline. The next twelve months in Kansas will be filled with events of supreme importance to the state, and no Kansas man can afford to be without a paper that will keep him fully abreast of the times. With over 200 special correspondents, and a thoroughly organized Kansas news department, the Capital's facilities for gathering state news are complete and Tlie Importance of this Line can lie- Qidnrv r.nn N. ti liin.nf V.Hiltni. meet The World's Fair Portrait Co.

are putting out the finest ot cabinet work aih Wedndav of each month at W. K. C. Hall ilKAI) dnnolc. hrain pow clear LINK OP POKTUNK, fanio iir rirhua.

jUoth combined meao in life; hut you nmxt Kuen ap wiili niodtra Idiu lowiu It. Yon ill uiul pWniy of iheto In Iii'inoiwt'. Family Macuitliie no atirwilvdy nia-acnltid ttmt inumbtir of the family 1. enter tuliie'' It. is a do.i'il In one.

A CLEAR LIN ft OK HKAKT beieiik a alriilxlil LINK OF FATK, neacufill fe: the reveiae If crooked. A well dellned LINK OF ILK ALT II better understood if short lewwn in gaography be now recited. H. Cauby ntSargt. C.

Abbott, Capt PnTni No. .14 will meet the first ft (or 75 cents per dozen. What is tlie great Eastern termini of third Saturday of each month, at 3)30 o'clock at tin Hall the Rock Island you doctor. bills Irill the health hlnU Walltina Maa CeltrudeFoaa For thirty nine years the Kasas City In Denioreat'a. No other magazine nilblishea Sccrecarv.

mauv alnrie. to Interest the hotne circle. You will What other sub-Eastern termini liaa it? Teoria. To what important points Journal has been the consistent fnend be subiect to extremea of hlirh slilrlt. or desiiond enev If vou have the (1IIUILK OF VKMJH well Charter Oak Camp.

No. 1155 M. W. A. meet in Odd Kellowa hall on uie Srst and third Tuesday avcninir of each month.

All visitinit bretheren ara of the West. It is a newspaper in the does it run trains to the Northwest? marked; keep up your aplnia by having Demoreat'i Alii-'uzine to ruad. Rv all tlei riliinir to It for bOi cordially invited to attend. full sense of the word, interesting, in C. A.

RnzARTH W. N. Hawley unrivakd by any other paper in out of Kansas. On all the questions of the dav The Capital hns been nutsnnken you will receive a pillerr of eiquiaite worka of art of value, beside the prcliiliini picture. 7x-4 Inches, I'm a Daisy which almost a real Clerk.

Venerable Consul St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Watertown and Sioux Falls, Dakota. To what important Iowa and structive and deservedly popular. Its Smith I.ode No m. Brotherhood of Rail baby, ami ennui to tne original on.

painiiiiK wuu Trainman meet at (. A. K. hall On til. 7nd anil Vim wi 1 hnvu uinu tine cannm and frank, urging what it believes to I be euiiaiod i an.

in tin wo.ia ir it. bnuiimi Nebraska points? Des Moines, Davenport, Iowa Omaha awd Lincoln, Nt Monday and 4th i'hjrsday avenings of each month E.E.Kennedy J.W.Vanci Master. Secretary IllnHratimia an I subject natter, that will kec. vou ncntiil on all tlve lonica of the day, and all tlx subscription rates are as follows: Daily and Sunday, one y.ar $7-30 Daily and Sunday, ill vonlhs 3.73 Daily and Sunday, thr months 3.00 Daily and par month 65 braika. nirnlar Convocation of Kansas chapter A.

meet on Ihe and aud 4th Wednesday evenin REMEMDER of each month. W. E. Watkink Sec C.ao. McMillah.

Tlie Groat Rock Island Route runs all liaily, without Sunday, on. year 6 00 be right without fear or favor, and it proposes to continue along that line. We will receive your subscription for the WEEKLY CAPITAL together with the SIGNAL for $1.60. Address fails, and (liferent items of Interent about th. hoiiietmid, besides fiiniishinir Interestlnff reading matter, both (rravo aud gay, for the whole family and wiitie Dciuorent'.

is not a fashion magazine, lis fimhiou pau'i sare norfect, and yon (et with It, free of cost, all the puttetiis you wl'h to use ilnrina the year, and In tiny size you fhioso. Send in vour iibscrlntloii at 0110,0. only lUOu, and you will Sunday Journal, one year 1.50 Harinaton Division No O. R. C.

meet at Odd regular trains to Knglewood suburban 1 rl-Weekly, uu. year 3.00 '1 ri-Weekly, sin montha 1.53 Fellows hall and. and 4th bunduys of each month 1 o'clock p. ni, E. J.Clnik Sec, Joe Reed.

C. really ijet over 00 in vslmi. Aililrets tlie pub. Ilaln.iv Demurest. 15 lCart Mill HI.

station, close to World's Fair grounds, andyoU'Cart save time and trouble by gett ing off at that point and avoid the crowd in tlie city. Signal, Herington, Kausas. New York. If vou urn iimicotlainted with the SPECIAL NOTICE, The Weekly Journal and Agr 'litw unrwl tnr 11 unecilnen riinv. A Inrire 1U 1).

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hall every first and third Friday evening of each month. G.U. WigKHis, S. K. C.

A. Powell Recorder. (). E. S.

Esther Chapter No. 96 meets in I. O. F. hall on the second and fourth Satuiduy evenings ofeuch month.

Cora Hrumnack Miss Flo. Hetilen Hecretary. Worthy Matron Hrntherhood or Railway Carmen, Meets every foarth Sunday in the mouth in A. R. Hull.

K. b't, Frayser, bee. S. Harris Mailer, tli l5 faeulty. The MOl'NT OF holokelis olllce in the United WUies, Canada of nmlilt'on: that of SATl'IIN.

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