The Havana Weekly Herald from Havana, Kansas • 4

GENERAL GOSSIPIXGS The Havana Herald, filled from timo to timo by persons who may happen to bo present mid are willing attend. They are nev It is strange that some pcoplo will get mad at their home paper just bo-cause the publisher discontinues it when their time is expired, and say A-N-Y-O-N-E bringing us four cash It V. IMlA'I'UKSt. io to l'rown'tt for j'iwelery. lliun ever at er particular about a quorum, mid hardly ever have present one of the members elect.

Still they go through I A A NT A I L' 10 I i 10 1 2 11 1 1 SS3. "they are afraid they will not get their pay if they continue to send it" subscribers will receive tlie HERALD one year FREE. ONB IKtM.A It I' IJ It VUAIt. the motions us a sort of moot legisla Huy your Christintia Oybters of Then if the publisher does con'uinin) to semi the paper to their add. ess, nt 111" 'it riti m.

lllilll K. W. TIME TABLE. and send them a bill for the same after a year or two has passed, they will insist that they "don't owe the editor anything." They "only subscribed for the paper for two or three months and did not want it any longer." What are we going to do to ture piiMing resolutions, etc. Keally, our 8,000 or 10,000 citizens of the public land strip, there by the tolerance of the government, loyal to Hie grand old Hag, and entitled to a republican government, are without law and government and it is a great embarrassment to the people and our part of the country and we are sutl'cr- IIOIN'U f.ast.

.:..) in Subscribe for Passenger. Freight 1 10 p. in (iOIVU 11 Kills. Ml lis pfys highest market prices for produce. 2 gallon pail syrup 80 cents per pail at Ellin's.

Landlord Fralick was a pleasant caller Thursday morning. E. (I. Smith was a caller Thursday morning. A 11 kinds of Christmas at Urown's Kraut, pickles, and kinds of provisions at Ellis's.

Ib'ing on your advertisement. The II Kit A 1.D now has a circulation whieh justifies a good advertising patronage. WKST, fi: Passsnge p. 20 p. HbEbRbApLbD.

keep peace? is th.) question to he answered in such cases. We think the safest plan is, that when ever your subscription 1ms run out, to just stop righ there, and you will save mon DIRECiTOriY, MIC'IKTIKS. Havana Post, No. I I'), A. II ey ami mends every tune, ('of-f'eiaillc ing from his lack.

Law and government to these struggling people aro the strongest arguments for the Springer bill, and seeing this is the only way to get it. Somehow or 'other the government wont give us anything ami the friends of the bill are determined that wo shall not have anything till the Oklahoma question is settled, so we are all in every Saturday on, or he Core The best local paper in this part of the country. Price in ADVANCE the full iiidoii ot each mould, at 7 o'clock pin. W. L.

Cuims, Com'dr. F. PkatiiuiI, Adjutant. ATTENTIONlXnirads of Havana Post No. Wo, 0.

A. 11. Department of Kansas. You are hereby notified to meet at Post Hull on Saturday night December 2Dth 1SSS. Important meeting.

B. F. Prather. Post Adjutant. Fresh Oysters at Ellis's, cheaper than at any other house in the city.

All those subscribing before the first of Janurary ISS'J, and paying in advance, will receive the Heuald 0 $1.0 one year for To cts. Mr. T. Prat her, of Urencman, .1 II 1 1 .1 1 was a caner weunesuav, aim inu ikju t. 0.

O. F. 'Havana Lodge No. Meets every Tuesday evening at City Hall. Traveling Brothers in.

good standing cordially invited. T. A. Stkvkns, N. II.

R. TJiiookk, Secy. lUltlUTOKY. tJ.B. Church.

Hervicos every other Sabbath at 1 1 o'clock, a. in. J). J. 15.

Ross, Pastor. ft. Cunmil Services every alternate Sabbath at 1 1 o'clock, a. in. Sabbath school every Sunday at 1(1, a.

in. V. 1 Pastor. HAVANA I'OSTOI'KH li. Open every day from 7 a.

in. to except Sunday. Letters Wed mikI money orders filled. T. P.

M. forget to subscribe. Buy a set of Kllis's Luster brand dishes, and make your wife happy. ISILWrAXT! It is highly important that all accounts outstanding be close by 1st. 1881) to meet my obligations.

A. Moohk. Christinas was a day that will long he remembered. favor of the Bujle. The annas jbnurr, now in its year, improves with age, It contains 20 pages, and stands at the head of western journals.

It is in the hands of men who graduated in the schools of the farm; old Kansans who believe in developing all our possibilities. The Fanner is a broad-guaged journal which aims at the education of the farmers and their families; from the plow to the platform, from the pail to the parlor-the perfect farmer is an educated gentleman, and his wife ahd children are graceful companions of the good and pure. This stalwart old friend of the people believes in building up everything the best and the strongest men and women, and in making Use farm a fountain of good things. It Did you eat turkey Christinas day. Mr.

Oscar Robinson, of Colorado, is visiting his father and brother, of this place. Born -To Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Mussett, a son. Dr.

Stevens attend i it i it jtt Bl'CKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE Thr best salve in the world for Cuts, bruises, Fleers, Salt Bheuni, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chiblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box ill'', ah ueing wen, except iiarmon. Dr. llirjrins of Canev.

was called 3 For sale by 11 Buckles PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Dr. T. A. STEVENS.

ALL CALLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY. DAY OH Mod IT. HAVANA KANSAS HOTEL HAVANA. L.F. McCulley, Prop, 81.

Per. Day Ho Use. AVilj, entertnin the public at all times with the best the country affords. is not only a teacher of farm work and farm methods, but it i3 an educator in state-craft. Published weekly at Topeku, Kansas, at the reduced price of $1.00 a CT3 -s So year, feample copy free.

Address Kansas Farmer Co. By Special arrangement the Farm Kansas. Havana. CD er is clubbed together with the Her ALU both papers for only $1.50. last Monday to see Mr.

Carr's sick babe. Mr. Bonnet Freeman has two sick Miss Luna Cleiumcr, MiS3 Elile Brown and Miss Lutic Brown, were pleasant callers last Saturday. A few choice Hue brick for sale by Tim Kansas Grain Elevator Co. near depot.

We learn that the Kansas Grain and Elevator Company, through their buyer, B. F. Prather, has paid out 13,000 for grain at Havana, in the past few months. Other buyers were also in the field, and have paid out large sums, henco the trade of Havana, is booming. Tribune, The publishers of the JIomrMntuJ, the weekly twelve-paged agriculture paper of Des Moines, Iowa, inform us that they will send their paper for four consecutive weeks, free ofeliarge.

What OMliihoniii Needs. Rev. B. M. Overstreeti of licaver, No-Man's-Land, while in "Kansas City recently, talks as follows to a Times reporter: "How long havp I been in No-Man's-Land? Something over two years, and I find it a very good country to live in, too.

Its population? Well it is variously es-esti mated at from eight to ten thousand. No, it is not increasing, rather on the stand still, in fact. The failure of congress to give us any legislation, and light ciop3 were exceedingly embarrassing to the settlement of the southwest. This double discouragement is dishart-ning to the settlers, and may have left temporarily, however, to get work to supplement their scanty Mud, mud, mud. Winter wdaiht-r this- Avcek sure enough.

L. II. VOUE. Practical Auctioneer. Havana, Kansas.

Will attend Hales o4 all kinds, any distance. Charges reasonahle. J. Blair, J. 11.

Blair, Auctioneer. Notary Pulic. J. C. BLAIR SOS, Ileal Estate, Loan, an COAL! WiEit City- Lump Coal free from sulphur lumps, for sale by Kansas Grain Elevator Havana, Kansas.

Notice. Insurance and 'Mi means of support till capital comes to every farmer in this county who will send his name and address, Collection Ag'ts. into the country and foster perma nant public improvement and indus plainly writen on a rostal card, to If you need a few bricks for your flue, call on The Kansas Grain Elevator Co. Near depot, Havana, Kansas Anctioiicerinjr. try, KANSAS ilAVANA, "What is the character of ths Ken.

Foster. Win. Foster. the Homestead Des Moines, Iowa. The copies for four weeks will be absolutely see, and will be sent to any farmer to enable him to judge for himself of the merit of the Homestead as a paper devoted to his special interests- At the end of the four weeks the paper will he discontinued unless subscribed for in due form.

country?" "Good to sustain a fairly dense population) and with government and law would developc rapidly. The settlers are hardy." "What about the local government of Beaver." "Oh, the people are orderly and a law unto themselves; have their neighborhood regulations and town government. Counties are defined A Mr. Carter, living southeast of Earleton, on Elk Creek, while watering some stock last Thursday morning, heard a slight noise behind him, and, turning, dicovered a large wild cat, just in the act of springing upon him, when he drew his pistol and shot the animal on the spot, thus saving a severe fight or probably his life. Ohanute Vidette.

FOSTKIl BROTHERS. Are now prepared to furnish first-sclass meal, and all Vind of chopon short notice. Fanners bring us your corn if you want meal or chop. Grists grounde or exchanged. Havana, Kanass.

NOTICE! I again call the attention of my many patrons that it is very necessary for mo to have all outstanding accounts closed on or before Jan 1st. V. 15. Ellis. George Vandcrpool and Win, Allen were in town Tuesday making arrangements to ship a car load of broom They will ship to Kan with the usual ollicers.

All these ef forts to have government help somewhat, but they are all a pitiful apolo sas City and expect to realize about PROGRAMME FOR THE PUBLIC INSTALLATION AND SUPPER. I. O. 0. F.

NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE gy for organic and municipal govrn-ment, only an effort of the people to DALLAS, Chicago 3Q UMI0N ILL. ATLANTA, OA. -i-30g I for if mi mi-1 i la titM world. I'wr I 2 cents a pound for the 0,500 lbs that each had from 11 acres of ground, making an average of $14.45 an acre. To realize as much from an acre of corn would require a 70 bushel yield.

Both gentlemen arc well satisfied with the year's triat and will put in next year. They were obliged to replant this year the first planting being destroyed by the hail storm. If the first planting had stood a better ferttlmr-l lumper. Havj 'frV Klwtt and 4' wltl1 wort an i of help themselvs. Our elections? Well, our first annual electiou held over a year ago, was a farce, not to say a fraud, and the last was a big joke everybody voting themselves and all their absent relatives, ladies and all." "What can you say of your territorial council, of which there has been so much said." "Well, it was a farce, too.

Nobody knows anything of the laws they attempt to pass. They are without penalty and never published and no i'SitH Wesmwer wo want on) pur Xjt-t-' iton In locality, tn kp id Havana, Kansas, Tuesday evening, January 1st, 1888. Music Opening Ode. Prayer Rev. Ross.

Music, with Installation. Address By I 0 Grand Officer. Music. SUPPER At the Moore and Men-denhall Hall. Supper, without oysters, 30c.

Oysters per dish, 30c, Vocal and Instrumental musci. Everybody invited. yield ponld have been obtained; hut and JhHrhomen.nl' "now lillin wfiopftM.aootuidoie mmfrfour VluU--l wry WTid UOHNtHOIJI SAWPLKMi TMoan wHl Mlhu mtu-r you liNve hept tirani iti ymr lionifi f-r motitlid ud niiown ihra tollman whoitmy hnvn rolled, thpy lronmt! Jour own prrwicrty; It In iMwstbU Umikotli(ft great Hat, entllnR liOLU watcbaiifl tlJW'rir Banndrti ton. tboBhowhol Uw namplea in tnv Inmlliy, ways raeuitd in a lantc trad ft w-ftller oarBinitl'lHiv(ibe'n lu a Innaltty ftir a month or two fra go rrom ftlO to In trnde frota tbs BornxmdliiR rountry. This.

th moil wori'lerfnl offer var hnovu In order tint our aaraplrt May he placed at oiiea trtam limy can lw all ow A mrlra. Write at uooe, and auuinf tiwditnrA, JIalr will U-twrtlly uy trom.la lar in ia ahow lbmrl to tliow -wtiotnoy rail at Jf'ir homa ana yoor raward will niort ruitimfmrtnry. A pmrful rd on Uva ta vrttaaafwUtMit 1 rant and afuw yon know all. If yo" aol aara to hiribpr, why no harm In done. But If yoa do m4 year ad lrw at oucc, yua erBar rsF.K std antd Hrha hi lha Worl and nor mw llna of CaiTLT mmrt.Km Wa pay aU ar.

'W'. it does not need to be demonstrated that broom com, like cotton and sorghum cane, is a crop peculiarly adapted to upland and will pay bet body pretended to obey them. The council is ma le up of members elet raM. ctuLfMXiJvVhDDie SETTLER'S ter than an exclucive corn crop 8c ilan rapid''. Doors open ut 6 p.

m. Installation 7. 6UJD4pjNj pries only 25c (potUgfl lUmp around Boaven Vancancies are.