Herington Journal from Herington, Kansas • Page 3

The Herington Journal. TIME TABLE. Store. P. .0.

Drug and Book HERINGTON, JAN. IS, 1898. H. McOee was in Abilene Friday. S.

Childs was in Abilene Friday last. Miss Katie Crow is visiting in Topeka. If you want pure drugs and nothing else do your trading at Lowe's drug store. W. F.

Thompson went to K. C. Mon- Chicago Rook Island and Pacific. ooimo kast: Don Prohibition Prohibit. The following Card and Comunlcatlon from Mr.

Cranston our former attorney No. 4 Mail and Express Him No. 2 Mail and Express 11:45 a ra No. 82 Local Freight. 6:00 a i day.

Lou Hardman was In Topeka Saturday, going south: of last week. line of Druas, Chemicals, paints, DH Stan5ar5 patent meMctnes. Slank Books. SMjool books, Stationary, TDaU paper, No. Mail and Express 8:20 a No.

1 Mail and Express 4:80 Din The M. E. pulpit was ably filled Sunday by Rev. T. J.

Pearson. Mrs. Hibbard returned to her home in Eskridge, Ks Saturday. Editor Hornbeck of Wilsey was in town for a short time Monday. Editor Walt Teats of the Hope Star was in town Monday.

Pitt Halleck was in the city the latter Physicians' Prescriptions a Specialty. part of las week CRESS, Prop. Rev. Jacobs preached in the M. E.

Chnrch at Abilene last Sabbath. Miss Morris, formerly of this place, but now of St. Joe, was in the city Friday. No. 81 Local Freight 80 a SOINO ffOTTHWESTI No.

23 Mail and Express 8:20 a No. 19 Mail and Express 4:30 nt Ne. SI Local Freight a 6ALI5 A BBAXCB: No. 28 Express 11 .50 a No. 27 Mail and Express 4:85 No.

66 Local Frieglit 8:16 a nt No. 8 runs through to Chickasha. No. 1 runs to Caldwell. No.

23 runs through to Dodge City. No. 18 runs to Pratt. No. 2 makes connections at McFarland with the Chicago vestibule train for Manhattan, Belleville, Clay Center, Norton, Woodland, Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and points west, northwest and southwest No.

2 and 4 run through cart for Topeka, Horton, St. Joseph, Kansas City and Chicago. Connecting at Horton to Sebetha, l'awnee, Fairbury, Nelson, Beatrice, Lincoln, Omaha, Council Bluffs and points beyond. At Kansas City and St Joseph for points east, north and south. The only line running through Chair Cars and Sleepers to Chicago making fast time and connections at Chicago for all points east For full information concerning the Great Kock Island Route call on or address, C.

B. Hart, Agent Herington, Kansas. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. L. StAmand was in Kaasas City Tues day.

Santa is a ructler. Ed Kennedy moved to Caldwell first of Palace Meat Market HITE BLOCK, EAST MAIN STREET. the week. Mr. Ballantyne shipped three ear loads of sheep to K.

C. Monday. A little boy of J. F. Clark's has been suRRestive of something more than a paas i ng thought at least It shows the utter in-ablity of the officers to enforce the law so long as public sentiment is opposed to it and so long as even pretended prohibitionists refuse to make complaint when they know that the law is being violated.

A Card. WooiililNK, Dkc, 15, 1893 To County Attorney, Abilene, Kas: We, about six married ladies, of this vicinity, have agreed to let you know, and demand from you to stop Will Blume selling beer, whiskey and wine as we cannot see our husbands go to ruin by him. We will not give our names, but all the same demand from you to attend to the matter nt once, hoping thnt you will favor us by complying with the above. We ure, Yovk Ladies The above is a sample of many letters received by me, and 1 presume by all County Attorneys in the state. As the "Ladies" do not give their names, as well as many others, I can only answer the communication through the press, and by doing this enable these anonymous cor-respondents to save their postage, and to lessen the annoyance to my successor.

I vant to say to the "Ladies" and all other anonymous correspondents, that "God hates a ceward" and it is Justsuch cowardice as is displayed in these anonymcus letters, that is the cause of joints and saloons running all over the state today. If the "Ladies" believe this man is ruining their husbands, what moral cowards they must be not to make protest over thler own signatures. But what would they have me do? They say "to attend to the matter" How The law requires me to issue my atibpiena to such persons as I have reason to suspect, has knowledge of the fact of the violation of the prohibitory law. I never heard of Will Blume before; so far as I know he is a myth, end I never had intimation that the law was being violated in Woodbine. The law does not require me to become or perform the duties of a constable, sheriff, police officer or smelling quite sick for the last few days.

ifCenoer ZTleats anb mcr. Highcut mark! prk paid for No. butchrV mm Lewis Bledsoe Is now engaged with the Dumm A Co furniture establishment here. Mrs. C.

II. Hubbellof Colorado Springs was in this city the latter part of last week. May noyt returned Saturday from Topeka where she was spending vacation with her parents. Miss Hannah Swalni of Kansas City, going wkst: petti, ttc Passenger, No. 201, 'i kcp constantly on hand a supply of Frtsh and Cured Meats, Fnsh Fish, Gam, Etc.

Orders dellrered to all parts of th city. Local Freight, No. 217 ijinjni iviftuu iiu li 10:25 a ni 8:36 a its-. Fish, and Lard Fast Freight, No. 219, vftjri lo stock at bot Ion figures.

sneat hollidays with Mrs. C. T. P. Buck of going kast: Passenger, No.

202, Local Freight, No. 220, Through Freight, No. 218, Tickets on sale to all 10:25 a 2:00 pin 2: 46a points in the this city. F. S.

Tamer heretofore an Abilene merchant tailor, left Monday for Ocean Springs United States and Canada. 3s strtctlu our business ITlotto. T. M. Timor, Agent.

Mississippi, where his folks live. The county officers took their place In the Court House at Abilene Monday the 9th THOMPSON WYATT. Inst, according to law. J. T.

Heston who Just lately moved in town off from his nice farm near Wood Attorney at Law. bine, added his name to our list this week Mrs. A. E. Heoy was the lucky one who Practice in Dickinson and Adjoining drew the handsome set of knives and HERINGTON HEAT QARKET.

forks at the Klckapoo Indian show last Saturday night Counties. HERINGTON, KANSAS. It requires a good deal of cheek tor a DEALERS IK committee. Suppose I went to Woodbine to investigate Mr. Blume, how many of the men who patronize him would rush up to me to give the information How many of the business men who do not patronize him would tell me anything? Would they fellow to tell you to hold his horse, while he goes in and gets adrink, don't it? Well we should say it does.

C. A. BOZARH, M. D. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Anderson visited in Marion Sunday. Jim is home again but Fresh Salt Fish Oysters.

STOLFUS ST.AMAMD, Prop's. Leave your orders at the market and have your meat delivered freeof charge. the lady will remain with her folk Office two doors Sou tn of Post Office. nBRIKOTOIf, KANHAS. WEST MA1X STREET.

HERINGTON, KANSAS week or so. Editor Bnrrough of Abilene exchangd civilities with us Monday as he was on his way from Hope, after his regular weekly visit in stralghtning up the post office business. Henry Lltts, of the Abilene Herald, was in town Saturday last and carried home with him the biggest list of subscribers that ever went out of this town. Henry is a rustler and don't you forget it Rev. Ford of Enterprise made this office a regular old time visit Monday.

By the not say; "It is none of our business, and if we interfere In the matter it will hurt our business Suppose I should meet one of the "six l.ndies" wonld she te'l me that her hus-imiidjwos a patron of Mr. Blume, and by that means give me such information that the man that was ruining her husband might be punished? She might tell me that Mrs. Smith's or Mrs. Jones' husband was a patron of Mr. Blume, but If she cannot give her name in a letter she would not proulmlily like to have her husband sub-jm-ned to court to tell where ha gets his drinks.

After nn experience of, almost two years as County Attorney I have learned that the great obstacle- in the way of the enforcement of the prohibitory law of Kansas, is the moral cowardice of those who pretend to lo In favor of the law or Its enforcement 11. C. Cranston, in the Abilene Monitor. Missouri Pacific Ry. TEETH, TEETH! Dr.

X. M. Blachly makes the Morris Process Flexible plate. IMACOVAWTID WITH TM1 QIOOAAPHV Of TM1 OOVNTHV WU MTAIN MUCH INKMMATtON MOM A STU0V Of THIS MAP OP TMf I r. SOLID DAILY TRAINS way, Mr.

Ford is one of the most pleasant DKTWKKN gentlemen we have known for many a long year. The Great Rock Island Route will sell Round Trip Tickets at reduced rates to all Stations where the fare is 98.00 or less. I This plate Is no thicker than heavy writing paper, gives a close fit, and feels more comfortable than the old style thick plate. Those using the Flexible plate are delight-All kinds of Dental work at reasonable prices. E.

M. BLACHLY, Herington, Kansas. St. Louis, Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver, Ask for Kounu trip Tickets and save money. C.

B. Hakt, Agent Dan Weaver marketed three hundred dollars worth of hogs here last Saturday and brought thera all in one drove. That -WITH- Wm. A. PHILLIPS, M.

D. SURGERY OF THE 's the way Dan does business, and farming such as he does always pays. Morris County Boys. IVe notice by the Cocoulno Arizonia, published at Flagstaff, that state, that some of our Morris county boys are getting to the front in great shape. They are Sam and Matt Black, whose names many of our eaders are famllllar with-, and although thoy have been away from here some time they st'll belong to this section of the country, and when they get to be mllllon-airs, as we hope they may do, will return and plant down a good portion of their Ciiicano, Reel Islani Pacific Ry.

5 DAILY TRAINS 5 It looks odd to see the people driving Xneludln X.1DM Baat and Wm of th Vlasmiri their sleighs around town with not a bit of saow on the streets, bat they say the EYE: and EAR. Spectacles accurately adjusted. BETWEEN sleighing is to good in the country that they don't think getting about any other fetor. Th IHrMt Bout to and from CHICAOO. ROOK IBLAHD, BAVKHPOBT.

EES MOINKa, OOUKOXL BLUFFS, WATKSTOWIC, SJOUZ TALLS, SflTN HBaPOLIS. T. PAOL, ST. JOB-BPiL ATCHISON. I.SAVSKWORTH, KAHBAS CITT.

TOPBiA, IlIHVia, COLORADO Sp-VO and rUJSBLXX Fr Baciinlnff Obalr Car to and from omoAOO, aALovrauu iiUTOinjsraon and DODOB CITT, and Palaoo Bleeping1 Orr be KiNSAS CITY AND ST. LOUIS. 142 S. 10th street, SALINA, KAN. (except Tuesdays and Thursday.) tween cmOAOO.

WIGiLITA and UUXQHIBSOaT. S3 Inily Trains 3 SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS of Tbrouffl! Ooaohoa. Sleeper. Free Vecltnlnl Chair Ceura and (Seet of Mo. River) tHnmff; Cars dellr between OHIOAOO.

CZa afOIHKa. OOU1T Pregrame. A Retrospective Glance, Ex-Supt Tan Dyke. mrvTKKW Educational Needs of Dickinson Coun OIL BLUFFS and OMAHA, with FRJCS) RecUn-tam Chair Oar to KOKT1I PT.ATTK and between OHIOAOO and BKNVBH. COLORADO PHI HOB and FOSBLO, via Bt.

Joeeph. or Xanana OUT and Topeka. Splendid I) lulu Hotels west of at. Joeepb, and Xanana OUv. Kxouralons dally, with Choice of Route to and from Ball tyMrs.

Rake. Kansas City and Texas Points, With Sleeping Cars Attached. H. 0. TWlTSElfD, Geo! Pass.

T'k't 8L Louis, Mo, General Discussion. Our prospects Supt. D. F. Shirk.

Recess. Class Drill, Gramatical Analysis Supt ready cash right here in Herington or somewhere close by. They are now located about twenty miles above the mouth of the San Juau river. The country they have named the (ioldon Reef and they are preparing to work the richest mines that have been opened, as they yield according to the assays already made, a little less than twenty five dollars to the cubic yard. It is hoped that they will have to build a new trunk line to trassport the yellow metal to the Uaited States mint ready to be coined into the currency that Uncle Sam's greenbacks are all backed up with.

If business proves what It is now expected to do, our friend, P. O. Roudebaugh, who is a brother-in-law of the Black boys, will strike a bee line for there as toon as the spring opens, if not before, and their many Herington friends will be awful glad to see them all succeed. SIM ilreol Una to and from FlAe's Peak. Manl-too, Oarden of til Qoda, th Sanitarium, and Boamo uranaaura ox uoioraao.

Via Th Albert La Rout. J. C. Gray. Report of State Teachers Association- Prof.

Hnllnger. olid Imiisi Trams daily between Chtcnteo and Klnnaapolle and St. Paul, with SHROUUU Ro-eHnin; Obalr Oar OkJCR) to and from thoa point and Kanaaa OUr. Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake and Bloul Foil via Rook Island. The Favorite Lin to Watertown.

Bloux Full, th Summer Roeort and HunUnsT and Flablns Orounda of th Itorthw. Th Short L.tn Tla Beneoa and stankekee oiler A lecture will be given before the Abl lene High School course on the evening of the association. The county superintend way. We have already enjoyed five weeks of the hardest wniter weather Kansas has seen during the memory of its oldest inhabitants. In commonplace parlance we are prompted to exclaim, "shoot the The Men Christian Association wiU hold an open meeting next Sunday at the Baptist Church at p.

m. to which everybody is Invited. The meeting will be lead by A. J. Campbell.

Subject "Heaven and how to get there." John Condon did his part toward representing Herington at the Inauguration of the govenor last Monday. lie says standing room was at a premium for twenty feet outside the door of the caplto building when the terri monies were going on. Mrs. Ida Moore, department president of the W. R.

was enjoying a visit with a few of the Herington ladles at the R. I. Depot Sunday afternoon. She was returning from Wichita, where she had been called to straighten out a little matter in the corps down there. It now appears that our county attorney B.

C. Cranston will hold over un-tlll E. C. Lyttle, who is now on Ms way to Cairo, Egipt, either resigns or appoints a deputy. None has yet been announced.

So the applicants who have been preparing petitions for the appointment are resting on their oars until they hear something "drap." dent of public instruction has completed fnoUitl to travel to and from Indiana poll, un ainnau and other southern point. arrangements by which all teachers under his supervision will be ad ml ted to the lec Ta, Ticket. Van. Folder, or dealrad fca forma tion, applr at an? Coupon Tickt Onus, or aJilrsal S. STEELSMITH.

M. D.J Surgeon, Gynecologist and Oculist Practics limited to Burjsry, 8nrglea diseases Diseases of Woman antf Diseases of tho Eye. WL DOUGLAS 03 SHOE cENAtW K. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, want Xn-r ami Tki Fa.

As. ture free of charge. fit Executive WnHall: imittee. If people only knew what bargains they Elito Livery Stable can get in our second-hand store that Is owned by Mr. Young on Broadway, they would probably save money; Besides, he can repair any thing you want and fix It Contrary to our expectations, our friend li.

I). McMaster, whom people thought would return to Herington In the near future and tke sway with him one of our fairest damsels, has left Dickinson county, for good, they say, and gone to Colorado to engage in the mining business. We hope to see him back sometime, however, for Mack is one of the best fellows out and we are always glad to see him around. The Oyster supper given by the ladies of the Christian church last Friday night was not as well attended as it ought to have been. It was lodge night for the Odd Follows and kept quite a number away who wanted to go.

If these festivals were held others than lodge nights they would often be niucii better attended. WHITE A CA1X, Proprietors. Con, or West 1st and Main Streets, up about as good as new. Mr. A.

Frost our popular painter and And other spaoialUes tss OuUasMa, LexUM, Dot a4 Misns are Mw Best In tha World. Se dMorlptlT edrartie. bmbS whlek wUl apeear tBispapar. Tak no aubotltuto bat kulat oa kaTlac W. I.

DOUULASV aara aad prlea wsiapail Ml paperhanger has Just completed an elegant Herington, Kansas. Job of work on the inside of the Baptist church. It Is as handsome as it can be and shows what an artist can do whan be puts Nice new rim and the most reas Srf I himself about it Friend Frost, you have The Woman's Relief Corp, Post and the Sons of Veterans will have a joint instal lation P-t Tuesday evening. done a good Job and you ought to bo proud onable rates. For sale by J.

W. VANCE. of it..