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The Meriden Tribune from Meriden, Kansas • 1

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FfilSBIE 'k- On MondiV tU L'civcrMty Informer, t-o good looking profesior Uailroad Timetables At. hUaii, TuJeh t'ttl i.tn flH.st bound. 5 07 p. m. 1 1JOMPSON BUGS.

G2C KANSAS AVENUE. the Yntjr.e. Hit: vav we fkel AiiQiT vr- EY JOCEi I. J'JLIAM. We're glad oh May.

that you're away. t'Ud to mlco.ne June; iott'au-plell Uuiver.ity, aeeompait-a i Iiv two ladies also good loolinj. 1 EaI.LH is DRYGOODSBOOTSSHOES HATS OAP AND GROCERIES' -j M. w. aWcuuJ W-82 lu' WLeu hA heurd of wer3 seen unving toward tho audit BupyoseJ We yo'd uake things bright C2C KANSAS AVKMJb.

TOI'EKA, KAN. CtaV bound 513 m- bound 11 -M that tho red una las added their and gy So ran that dear old tuno. rt hn vou cawo. Ah, sad to gay, scalps to h'u collection. Any iafor- naught hut wind and dreary Virion I'lU'lftc.

TTURNITURE 1 URNITUHE mation as to tho whereabout oi me aforesaid profesfors and their ladies arrives 8:15 p. 0.45 6. Bl will be liberally rewarded at Una ottieo, For any room in the house- and with Later. The above mentioned peo- BruCT I No trains on Sunday. D.

IIoi.L!SQsv:cbt, Agent. iricestapereu 10 me umiiuuS l.nnnr till nmi'iiru Ihe rd wnro not Blain.bv the Indian! a rain. That heat aainst tho window pane, From morn till close of day. And no you're Kone gone to stay, We'll hold a jubllo 1 And hope 'twill be a long day. Ere May again like you we'll see.

VA ho ashamed to act up so; supposed, but got their team cauftht Grade by grade that can be had. 10 our parlor goods thero are broken on a vara fence which they tnea io drive over. They pulled iu Tuesday MEN'S PANTS. IX) 1.25 1.50 2.00 8.00 4.00 5.00 is t.Ci If you wear punUl can please you. I Ladles under V3st3 10 cents each, Better ones at 23 cents.

It will cer pay you to come and eramine my new 6tock of good3, A new lot of Ladies and llissei walking shoes just received. Prices lower than ever. JI'ST OPENED. A new lot of Swia and Hamburg PmbroUk-ries. Tho new dress goods, Clcih.

Haudsoroo'as Cashmere and Cheap at tr'alcents aj yri. Tennis Flanuls Dress Styles Fast Colors. CLunli Stirvlc-pn. Baptist eveiy Seo-la'daDdFaur'liLou'aDiiy. J.

SI. Harrington. Pastor. morning in tiuio for brcakiast somewhat the worso for tho wear. To turn my worst side out that way, LiUe dreary March instead of May, And have folks glad to seo me o.

rt warned, ob Juno, by her sad fate, eld. who was nominated Catholic charch-MectinK every fourth md fifth Sunday of each month at 10:80 at Minneapolis for the ofiico ot Vice U. m. 1 Father Hudson, rasiur. And putyour best foot forward now; Wewantourgardensdecked in flowers.

was born ai Acnia vmv, 11837. Ho graduated in 1S5G from pieces at mile prices. prices are not because cf do.ects; The' Goods are 'Perfect. We want to rid the stock of these strays. Would you learn what we sold tbam for, cloBely scan this list.

Do you care to savo furniture money One genuine imported Wilton Hug Chair vivid coloring, that belong, edta a high priced suit reduced from $23 to flS. Ono Wilton Kug Chair 2n to lis. Two Crushed Plush Kockera from One very largo full upholstered Wilton Hug Sofa, easily worth po, iq now $40. 1 Oceold Rose Silk Tapestry Tete from $20 to $15. These are few random selections from a large stock, M.

E. church-Service every other Rii.l evening. 3un- And crops.to follow up the plow, dnn't culk or fume arond, Jliami University with scicntino non-lors, the classical honors havins, by his nn-n rpani'st. been viclded to a class- tr wrnpsrt2rcr war day school at 10 ra. every Sabbath raver ceetins every Thursday night.

And don't you try to! play the shirk, 1 Li right down to worn, Rev. vmtney rasior. At the ago ot -u no uouut I the 'tfeoia News" and lor two years Everything in the Grocery lino is And at it, night and clay ue iounu. and Irssh. fif ft oouiitrv editor.

xir. church-Preaching Uleid, soon as he left eoliego, identi the Leavenworth Times. Sabbaih at 11 a. m. and 8 Corn is now growing at the rate of about fied himself with the liepuoucan panj nrlnnVi wna then in its infancy, and 'V.

m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. every nor flilV. AS TU1U 41.

uvn QU took tho stump lor John C. Fremont. QJKIJJG fpOW0E(R. to give best of satisfaction, or money EgTefunded-jgJ so mi "The News" was the lirsi western pa Sabbath. Prayer meeting bvcij uwu-ejday cvin'iug.

i. a. C. Coblkntz, Pastor. rrtain rhurch-Treiching every al TK TUNE ICvAYS The Mississippi river is highor than TJg AYS per outside of Illinois, to aavocace me nomination of Mr.Lincoln.and through r.nr,U iUv at 11 a.

m. and 7:30 ever south of Memphis its influence a Lincoln delegate was LinntoH tn thft convention, from the i-HIGHEST MARKET I oiuvtw PAID FOn BTJTTEB ASD EC03. 'y communion, at 12 m. Lords day rv f.ords dav at 2 p. m.

Prayer Mfin who are not enrich'iDg the sa-1 Xenia district. He was the legislative I of tho Cincinnati Times, nn Wednesday eyenings ot loon keeper, can afford luxuries for and subsequently the Gazette's war rec'wcek. All 'services to be held at their own families. We have balmy breezes and days of sunshine. These are tho daysto bring the glow of health to tho baby's cheek and the Bparkle to its eve To make these days more charm ing, to give fretful, babes the bene fit, of sunshine and of healthful breezes, you will need a baby car-.

riage-the kind we sell-perfect carriages, with best upholstering in Bilk, in Plush, in Damask and Ore-toanee, from $7 to 135 each, IIEU1DEX ilVEUY FEED STABLE correspondent. Alter being conneuicu with the Now York Tribune tor a he baptist church. B. JS. wr.

r.acletlot. flavins fun is like buying catfish: number of years, he was made editor I in chief of that paper in 1872. after you havo cut the head off there A. R.CircTeV-M&ts first and third QaVurday of each month at Tripps Hall 1 president, Mrs. Uartwell.

Bocretary is'nt much left. Atchison Ulone. -1 IffusGinEi. jirs.Jloblson. (lol.

L. L. Polk, president ot the I National Farmers alliance, died at 11: CHAMBER QUITS Chamber uits 15, Saturday morning May 11th at Soqa of Voter ans-Meriden Camp No. 218 meets at Tripp's nail tho 2nd and Uh Wednesday evenings of eaeh month. I.

Cook Camp Commander. Washington, aged 55 years. THE. ys A'-' 11! 1 BnV. "vTV(iZj Our 8aleB in this department are very large good reasons for it.

In furnK. A. SAD AFFAIR. 'to nf a. T.

The Good Templars The Only Republican Scwspaper Pub Pater It's singular that whenever I vfant vou to marry a man you object, meet every Monday evening at Tripp's lished in Kansas Gml, JPtfoptfietc llall. A. .0, Kenaali, y. i. Miss Lizzie Taylor, Secretary.

ture ot every kiuu wo cuuui and style above even largeness of stock and lowness of prices. Only caref ul.well trained workman can turn out such suits and styles as we show. Our $20 Buits are as well finished, as perfect-more so than many at $3j. The assortment is quite large, the styles the newest, Purchasers who want really good sets have no trouble wheneyer I do not want you to marry one vou straightway insist on it. The Campaign Piiptror West tfiliaYes; and whenever wo are agreed the man objects.

Life. Menden No. 11 Modern Woodmen ol America-meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in each moath. J. S.

Fortney, V.C. li if ern Republicans. in suiting tuemseiyes at our aiuiu. FROM THE Having bought tie entire interest of Adanu Hobison in Ilav l-od liana a 411 TEE HEWS TO SUBSCRIBERS Meriden Post 0. A.

B. and third of each ESPECIAL OOEEEBl'ONDENCE.) 'month at Tripps tiau. job. Bedsteads edsteads In Enameled White Iron and Brass are manufactured with a view to meet ing the requirements of those seeking post commander. G.

W.Tayior, aoj. Tot Two CeaU Dy. yor Fifteen CenU Vf Mil. Fwr 8txty-flv CenU Month. Tor Six Dollaii, Dally.

eoept Sunflf. For Seven Dollars nfl a Halt per Year. Inludtn tae Dally b4 Suuflay Eaitlou Washihgtoij, June, 193. Real political sensations of the first magnitude are comparatively rare in Washington these days, but one was the Lumber Business we snau ---r sPPly of all kinds of Lumber, Lath, Shingles ptetermg. H.L.o.CementaadPU.terParb.

CaU, in want of anything in our Jin Treatment and fair measurement. Justice office at Lum The Young -Peoples Society of Chris-, tian Endeavor. Meets every Sunday Tt. Church All are invited. Pres.

J. L. Forsyth Yard. G. W.

r'U I i tx THE WEEKLY JOURNAL a thoroughly renaoie anu tuunuinw bedstead at a reasonable piice. These bedsteads are perfectly made, easy to handle and will not tarnish. They combine strength, lightness, elegance and cleanliness. A large stock ust received. Rabbeted box mattresses lnnniit.

With fine tem- furnished in the ludden resignation ot Mr. Blaine from president Harrison's Cabinet. It is going to be a red hot campaign, with lots of interesting features, and yVicoPres, miss-juiye Misa Millie Caple. AND AGRICULTURIST. c-ivr.

filT VANIZEDSTEEL I lre Eight P4 Paper, eoetalning aU th 1" -r JlJl V-lvrt-3vi'-i AERMOTOR Fraternal Aid Associatiqn-Moridcn No 40, meets tho 1st. and 3rd each month at Smiths Hall. pered springs, are used to fit these bedsteads. We also carry in stoclc a mattress to D6 there are many who expect to see the oontest finally brought down to the used with a box matlress.thus making a truly luxurious bed. House of Representatives next winter.

Where the people's party is going to Litest New, Bnjni axonea, a omoiuujf lotamn for tb Farm and the Home, and many Kar feature of Interest. SUBSCRIBE NOW fet the area Campaign Weekly Newspaper. $1.00 A Year. llNiJlVllll-v Members ot the order and visitors are invited to meet with us. J.A.pLauphlin.

President D. L. Hollingsworth. Secretary TTlhe rihippendale show up in the struggle it will ne eas ier to determine a month hence than at present, but those who now think the party will cut no figure may want -L he htppenacue Rani OT SPECIAL CLUBBING RATES la IphneottbawttayonrEaMEPAPIOa. Sample feplea free.

Tobias. nom Fronnh fltvles of Side- Address, AUU 1 --y rl plrirant. mmDllCltV. We to revise their calsulations later on. While politics are broiling, the weather is broiling at the Capital and legislation and sooiety afe both in tho -Anil Galvanized SteeL FIXED AND TILTING TOWERS AND ANCHOR POSTS That will last as long as you live and not have to be painted.

you want a steel wheel and tower galvanized? Or a steel tilting tower galvanized, that yeu don't have to climb to oil? Do you want a steel wheel to put power in your barn.to do work of four horses at price of one? Write for fully winter! mutter, telling all THE JOURNAL KANSAS CITY, MO. have but few patterns; they can not last Pliysipian Surgeon. long. Tney nave me quiui i. winsome attractiveness that makes their possession an increasing joy Sideboards at $20, $2 and 30.

background. The Cabinet families -Special attention given to the treatN jnent of Chronic Diseases. Calls attended at all hours. Ufflce .20 Ave. cup stairs.) Teles a .1 are halt here and half elsewhere.

Must be seen to ne appreciaieu. The creator number of resident un puone, no. official circles of fashion will not leave Kansas 'Topela, the Capital until late this soason about it-also, Pumps, Tanfcs, ana rY unnrombination jria liinds of mill-worK. The lona session of Congress will keep unn ombination theSenatorial and Representative ladies at rUn'trf. fnrwsithiP 'location and making estimates VTolding nntil tho hot season is well advanced.

VS'iMPLE IN 6 The luxuriant foliage of the hundred KAN, T'R. ELLIOTTwiNCHESTER, JOim MdAJCAS, Local Jgerd. COKSTRUCTION and fifty thousand trees along the flvtohQi-tv nrlftrtised and i iT' i inUT R'iMWSK'i JL U1UIB "-'BF sold lhan any other. It is made on a new and radically different principle. avenues and streets of the city, hot to speak of tho artistically shaded In the Uunn uoraoinauon yuu ma in fnrnitnrp.

inr.l'idinff a fold 1 Jiave in connection a Restaurant when you want fresli bread or good pies, here i the place to buy them. We tli vevv best grade narks, has had a marvelous cooling et inched, so concealed that the closest Scientifio American Agency for feet upon the general temperature ot observer win iitu uiouuvi ereat objection to all tormer comu-ua- the citv and about the places ot refci dence. Almost every home is now lof flour and sell it at bottom -nvu'os and warrant every lent position of the combination when tlie bed is open-has been entirely over- niTW. It is rasilv clean- nrotected azainst the heated rays ol tilt to be as good as the best the summer suu. I he Senators ana PERFECT SATISFACTION ed Use any bed spring.

eel out of order. A child can operate It Best of ventilation. Perfectly safe. Representatives from latitudes south brands in the state, andjneal spot cash. CAVEATS.

cOPVRiCHI 3, etc. of Vir-jinia regard Washington as the Price Sfi5, 7o and upwards. Wo lmnp Athpr fi-iulintr beds, B.H.Q.& COj queen of summer resorts, and enjoy 35, etc. A large stock. 3 the heated term in their homes here Sam Jchnsing I has been readin' The illness of Mrs.

Hanison continues de raDors about de silber qucsbun with un abated persistency. Tho hot -Whatiade. silber queshuo, anyhow? PRIKCJFAL 0IT1CE FACTOKf S.W. iVttSSSKSTCM A PA. WHOLESALE ER'NCH HOUSES CHICAGO.

ILL CINCINNATI CiyO. W. Afreet Oldest, bnreau mn before the puWic by a notice given free of ua fritntifw iwcvtwu SIX A.J-.;. i rpHOMPSON 1 HOMPSON weather has been against hot and he Jeems -Crow lool mggah! Don't inability to take her to some other ikno what de siibcr queshun is, Huh, (or a change of climate render? her iPc iiibcr quoshun is, Lend me a quar- JJR03. situitiini pvrn wire distrainer.

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Years Available:
1890-1897