The Herington Weekly Tribune du lieu suivant : Herington, Kansas • Page 5

FROM OUR EXCHANGES. THE SIGNAL. J. D. Raudcbauglu H.

Bucher. P. Kaudebaugh. Herington Missouri Pacific Railway Through Trains What The Say, Good, Bad and Indiffer-int. Tom Gallagher, who for ten years has been connected with the Herington newspapers, has gone to Missouri to get rich.

His son succeeds him on tjhe Signal. Enterprise Journal. Our old friend, Tom Gallagher has moved to Missouri and his son "Tim" Steam Lilf, Are now being run via the New Waggoner Route Does the best work in this part of the State. Raudebaugh Props. will continue the publication of the Herington Sign l.

The mantle has fallen on capable shoulders. Florence Chicago, Rock Island Pacific. Trains depart from Herington as Bulletin. fkrougk Pullman Kuflttl Sleeping aai) Tom Oallacher has servered his Time cardC. I.

P. Ky. talcing effect Sept. 10 EAST connection with the Herington Signal and gone to Missouri It is pretty No 4 Mail and Kxp, No a Mail and hxp. Free, Reclining am ti 150 a.

in. 5:00 a we sett ed that Tom will never stay in one place long enough to die. 2:45 01 4:0 8 lu a i THE Coffey House, (West Walnut Street.) Herington, Kansas, A. L. COFPEY, Proprietor, Trii house now in first-cla shape and lh patronage of the public cordially solicited Dickinson County News.

Chair Cars Ho 32 Local rrt GOINO SOUTH So 3 Mail and V.xp No 1 Mail and No 31 Local h'rt GOING SOUTHWEST 33 Mail and Kip No I9 Mail and Exp No ot Local Fri SAUNA RRANCH No ij Mnil and Kxp No 65 Local Frt The Herington Signal has changed hands. Tom Gallagher retires and 1:50 a 435 7 50 a 435 a Jas. B. Gallagher assumes entire con To Kansas City, St. Louis.

Pueblo and Denver, via trol, la his introductory he says: "un all matters oolitic, the Signal will be CLEAN BEDS, CLEAN ROOMS and the always supplied with the best tha countrv affords outspoken, free and independent." If it will honestly adhere to its declared COLORADO SHOUT LINE. purposes, we can wish it abundant prosperity Pratt County Union. Connecting for No 3 runs through to Ft Worth, No 1 run to Ft Worth. Tr.uii No 33 rims through to Dodge City nd Liberal, 1'ruia No 10 runs to Pratt. Train No mnxex connection nt McFarland with the Jhicago vestibule tram for Manhatten, belle-villf, Clay Center, Norton, Good I and, Denver Co! Sptinfcs and points beyond.

Trains No and 4 run thronu cni to Topeka, Horton, St Joa Kuiv City and Ghicno connecting at Horton Toi S-betha Pawnee Fairbury Nelson Beatrice nc tin Omaha Council Hluffs and point east north and outh. At Kansas City and St Joe with ail divirmiE lines. These trains run elepant new mr and Sleepers inakin fast time arriving at Chr'uK'Mn lime to make connections for all points beyond. Through tickets on sale for all points, FoV 'urtner information concerning the GREAT Rf HK ISLAND ROUTEcallon or address. N.

Coi.k, Agent. Herington, Kani. The Herineton Signal comes to us HOT SPRINGS AND THE SOUTWEST' this week under the management of A BOZARTH HOMCEPATHIC Physician and Surgeon. H. 0.

TOWHSEND Jas. li. Gallagher ot the tormer editor, Tom. If the boy's ability is inherited, the columns of the Signal will not suffer for enthusiasm. Mar (Office opponite the Pott-office Genera) ass and Ticketn Kansas.

Herington, quette Tribune. Missouri Pacific: He inherits 'er he's a chip off of Reipectfullv tenders his professional service' to th citiiens of Herington and vicinity. the old block, don't you know. FASHIONABLE He is zone aeain. that Tom Galla East Bound.

art -Passenger a. m. mj Local Kreiljht p. -Through Freight wkt Hound. 30 r.nseMeer 534 i -local Freight 10.23 a.

he French Laundry gher who has been editing the Hering (fill 1 Dress Making ton Signal. Ihis time he goes to ast r.lght 0:45 IS ALL RIGHT. Missouri to make his future home, and T. M. Titaor, Agent.

left his son to hold the Signal to en gether. If Mr. Gallagher could be kent in one olace for any length of II Tlitu ton's Fraternal Societies. If you want your time, he would make a pretty good 1 A CCA tnr in washino and ironing- mi Hall first and third Wednesday of each newspaper man. but he is built tor u.iMth Wm.

R. Watkins, Matter. W. C. Dumm.

11 done Right send it to nnvas Thai er No. 71. R. A. M.

meets in lie Hall on second and fourth Wednesdays All those desiring first-class work will do well to cull on the undersigned, who uses the wonderful Garment Cutting Machine no chart. Took highest award at Columbian Exposition. Satisfaction guaranteed. Across from M. E.

Cliurcli, Cor. "Walnut and East Second Sts. A. Wilson, the French Laundry. month ..1 v.

s. Sec'y IT t. haptrr, No 96, O. E. meets in Masonic ii.ll on the and and 4th Saturday's of each rambling and that is what he is going to do.

Abilene Dispatch. Tern Gallagher has turned his Herington Signal over to his son and gone to Missouri to lead a quiet lite, lorn went to Herington before the Missouri Pacific road did, and has been hurrahing for the town and its park and railroads ever since. Every lot owner there could well afford to tiki Mrs. Agnes Anderson, Matron, w. n-.

Sec'y U-FINE SHIRT WASHING A SPECIALTY. W. MILLER, Prop. TiiiHicn ldge, No. 12.

A. O. U. W. meets on jud and th Tuesdav of each month at the I hall Visiting brethren cordially weW E.

B. MAPES, t-rn irton Lodee No. laa. Degree of Honor, (A in. 1 O.

.) meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays t-h nionlh at A R. Hall. Visiting members ii nly welcomed. Mrs. H.

E. HkundajK, ol or 1 iuikS. McNasi'V. Recorder. whack up with TomHe earned more there than he took back to Missouri with him.

The son learned the busi (u.irtar Oak Camp, No. 125s, M. W. of meet bud rd Tuesdays of each month in Odd Mali. SMITH, V.

W. jX. HAWLIY. Three Months ness with the father, and he can commence where the old man left off. Council Grove Guard.

A Few of our Clubbing Offers. The Signal is endeavorinc to please Absolutely its readers and this year we have made arraneements by which we can furnish the- you a larger amount of reading matter than we have ever Deen able to cio before. The first column shows the FOR regulation price of the periodical named St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Eight Prges Each Tuesday and while the second column snows tne price for whicn you can purchase the VS SCHOOL WORKERS. iu- annual meeting of the South-east I' non Sunday School Association wit held in the Presbyterian church a' i rington.

Saturday. 16 C'in'iu-ncing at 10 o'clock a. m. Fol-li vi ng is the program. MORNING SKSSIOX.

I exercises led by C. E. Shepherd A '1 tuieiil of committees. I the Map of Palestine he Used in the i.i'hiy School and Why?" Rev. M.

Mason an a Young Man Do for the Sunday a.ivl and What', Can the Sunday hool Do for the Young Mm." Ceo. McMillan FTERNHON SESSION. I' .1 vice led by Rev. Frick, Salina 4 the lfuues and Responsibilities of 1. uperinteudent?" Jas.

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In an article for the Februan lly er of the committee, H. Koch, President. K. Enolk, Secretary. Cosmopolitan, he discusses the situn lion and does not mince matters ii savinor what China must do in thi A Free Combination.

Order Blank. emergency. Two other noted foreign authors contribute interesting artick I Signal has made arrangements with the publishers ot The Leavenworth Titms whereby The Leavenworth ceklv Times is offered absolutely to this number. Rosita Mauri, th A. B.

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(Oflne in Jiug Sturc, llotsl oitick.) HEUINOTON. KAHA Koven, Anatole France, W. Clark Russell, Alboin W. Tourgec and William Dean Howells are among the story tellers for the February number of the Cosmopolitan. There is nothing so satisfactory as a clean, well laundried shirt.

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