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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
ROAD NOTICE.
% Lehonl Z - concern:

In pursuance OF an order made BY the Board Of
County Commissioners of the County Of Phillips,
state Of Kansas, in regular session on the 9Th day
OF Jan. A. ID. 1875, notice Is hereby given that F
johnson and Is other houEeholders OF said
county residing in the vicinity where it is pro-
posed TO lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented to said board their Ger
tain petition, praying the laying out and establish
ment OF public road il said county follows:
Commencing At the south west corner section 8,
g. 10, thence s0uth on section line. between and
80 and 10 70 the north bank Of Deer Creek;
thence along said bank in a south easterly direc-
ton, until point is reached about 50 rods east Of
said section line, thence along the bank the
second bottom in d EOuthWesteriy direction to a
small elm tIee. about 10 rods east OF said section
line and about . rods north Of sec. line between
section 10 and 10 thence from id tree in south
ern direction to Deer Creek at d point about p
rods east Of the of sections g TO- 10 and 1G
and across said creek to interseCt road line be-
tween section 10 and 10. Also beginning at the
northwest corner section Is, thence running sOuth
on section line, between section 10 and 10 TO inter
sect what is known as the Geo. ". Adams road
and that A. s. Walker and John Costello and
James Cannon, viewers duly appointed will
meet at beginning OF said road, with surveyor, on
the 3Jth day OF January. A, D. 1855, and proceed
20 view said road and 70 give all parties hear
ing.
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said county,
affixed al my ofce in said county, this 18th day OF
Jan A. ID. 1855. = j. HARTMAN,
IsEALt Jan-sJ e county Clark.
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County Clerks Cartiacata.

This is TO certify that Korns & Dague
on Jan. II, 1888, authorized me To
make the proper correction in their bills
against Phillips county on account Of an
error made in the matter of calculatin o
the compensation allowed for county
printing done by them since March IA,
1887, which at their request, [ have
corrected, and am authorized by
them, To deduct said amount from
their next bill ag ainst the county for
services rendered.
S. j HARTMAN
County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
ROAD NOTICE.
To tshonl Il may concern:

In pursuance Of an order made by the Board Of
County commissioners of the County Of Phillips,
In the state Of Kansas, i'm regular session the
am day OF Jan. A D. 1888, notice is hereby given
thatJOe Shoemaker and IL other nOusehulders OF
said county, residing in the vicinity where il is
proposed 10 lay ont uuL establish the roud below
mentioned, have presented 10 said board their GER
tain petition, praying the laying out and establish
menI OF public road in said county follows:
Commencing at the south east corner section y,
town , range Il; thence west on the section line
as near as practicable one mile and that rs NJ Col
by, A, j. Pennington and q. E. Wheeler, view
ers duly appointed, viii meet at beginning Of said
road with surveyor. on the Sd day Of Feb. A.
d. 1888. aud proceed 10 view said road and 70 give
all parties u hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said county.
affixed at my Office in said county this 18th day Of
Jan. a. d. 1888. s J. HARTMAN
lSEALI Jan 2O-2t County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
PhHIIpsbvrg and Phillips County
In ErLaf.

Phillips burg, the county sea. OF Phillips County,
iz locate in the geographical center OF zaid
comfy il 2Jl miles west OF AtchisOn
and l35 allies east OF Colorado line; BE- beauti-
fully located; o. ou the main line Of the @.
both o freight and passenger division and the
shops and round house OF said road are To-
Gated here, and az an early date branch con-
=tructed from Saliua 20 PhiuipsbuIg. Phillips
county b. according 20 agricultural reports, the
second beet county lu Kansas on grain per acre.
10 De- lu the northern tier OF counties, Is well
saLCrcl by % living streams itE =ail BE- uuEur-
p4=zGI; 90 has plenty OF good building stone and
considerable timber. Only uue sixth OF its lands
are vet lu cultivation. 30 b. 80 miles square and has
5000 inhabitants. 10 Is good county 10 come to.
For lull particulars 90 the advantages offered the
lmiEraut m rLiLIpsbuTs and Philips county,
write Tor % cicUlHE issued hy the Board 0i lrade
Address u. A. DAGEE, Secretary.
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70 lgh0nl Il mag concern:

4 y tCltDfs 90 may CDtLCCIlts
In pursuance Of an order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of the County OF Phillips,
in the state Of Kansas, in regular session on the
3D. day Of Jan A. ID. 1888 notice is hereby given
that =. E. Rats and 26 other hOusehOlders Of
said county, residing in the vicinity where il is
proposed 10 lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented TO said board their Ger
tain petition, praying the laying out and establish
ment of public road in suid county as follows:
Commencing at point 80 feet west Of the quar-
ter section llue on the south side OF section q g.
10. Thence north along and on the west side of
said quarter section line, To the north line said
section about one mile. Also be ginning in the
line OF said road, about 80 feet south of the Right
Of Way Of the g. X. and n. X. r.. iutersecting
the east end of r. II. Avenue in the town of
agra, thence east along the south side OF the
Right of Way Of the C. X. & y. r. p. as near as
practicable to east line of said section % and that
d Ohm " GODS, John HEhHueukr8tr and s. B. Weeks
viewers duly appointed, Will meet at beginning of
said road with surveyor, on the 18th day of Jan
uarys A. ID. ISIS and proceed 10 view said road
and 70 give all parties q hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal of said county,
aHEed at my office in said county. this nth day Of
j hnu1fys A. d. 1855 li-2t
SEAL 1t S. .. HARTMAN, County CLERK.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
ROAD NOTICE
To lgh0Dl it may concern:

In pursuance of an order made by the Board of
County Commissioners Of the County OF Phillips
IN the State Of Kansas, in re- uaF session on the
Sd day Of Jan. a. ID. 1888, notice is hereby given
that Fred BgeloW and 10 other househOlders
Of said county residing In the vicinity where IL
proposed 20 lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented TO raid board their
certain petition. praying the laying out and cstab-
fishing Of a public road in said county as follows
Commencing al the south east corner OF section
3d. 8, 20 thence west on section line as near as
practicable miles terminating at the south west
corner OF section 81 8, 20 and that D NJ. Stuart
JOS. Gettys and ". d. Hopper viewers duly ap-
pointed, VIII meet at beginning OF said road, with
Surveyor, On the LIST day OF february, A D., 1888,
and proceed TO view said road and to give all par
ties a hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said county,
affixed at my ONCE in said county this 18th day OF
January A. ID. 15S3. s. j. HARrMAE,
SEAL jau-2O-2t County Clerk.
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Real Estate Agents Convention.

A large and enthusiastic Convention
OF heal-E state Agents was held al Clay
Center Jan. - Eight OF zen counties
were represented. a permanent organ
ization was effected and il is proposed
To boom Northern Kansas in good styIe
hereafter. $4,000. are o. be raised 10
oe expended in advertising the northern
part Of the state Phillips County was
represented by Hon II. S. Granger
who was elected Treasurer of the a..
ISOLATION. The next meeting will be
held at BeIleville Jan. %.
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ohice At KirwIn. Kanzls. ;

Land Oiice at EirWIu, Kansas
Dec 18th, 1857 No 1858
Notice lE hereby given that the fOiIOWiIg-naued
settler has nled notice Of HE intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof VIII be made before Register or Receiver
az hlr|lH, haus., on February Sth, 1855, viz:
MARTHA II. HURLBUTT,
He No. 1903, for the north half south east quar-
Ter section lu, town =, south. range 16 west. He
names the following Witnesses 10 prove his con
-luuOuS residence upUus and cultivation Of. said
II. Gilbert, Charles uGtfs all OF KirEin, Kansas.
dec-lu II. A. NONGE. Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

There are but two '.all home print''
newspapers III Phillips county, the
PralrieYiew Record and the Dispatch of
this place. The others are on the mod
ern, aud improved, and altogether ex-
cellent cooperative plan.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
CULTURE, FINAL PROOF-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.


L. s. LAID OFFICE h4lWlE AAEsAE, No.
January lILht 1888. ( 1924.
Notice is hereby given that A. Mitchell one
Of the heirs for the benefit OF the heirs OF Hart
well H. Mitchell deceased has filed notice OF in
teEtion 10 make anal proof before Register and
Receiver al their office in kirTiu. Kansas on
Tuesday the 9th day Of March, 1888, on Timber
Culture application No. b529, for the South East
quarter OF section No. 25, in township j south,
Range is west. He names as Wituessez:
oliver Whitney, OF Hillside. Kansas. solomon
HGdle and A. C. Neude. OF Myrtle Kansas and
Miles uill. of Grow, Kansas.
jan-21-65 Fl. A. EONGE, Register.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE
IN the District Court of Phillips County. Kansas
E. ". SKINNER, Plaintiff,

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas.
E. " SKINNER Plaintiff,
.J.N. SERBS, Elizabeth searl-, j.. A.
Wakefield, Mrs. j. A. hlkeueiu.
CWi1e OF j. A, WEkeGeldj whose fret
name is unknown 70 plaintiff, Burnett
Cook, ID. +. Cook. MFr. b F. Cook
lwhoze ulst name is unknown 20
PlaIutidJ and smith Bros. Lom and
Trust Company and tie Estate Of
John " ate, lDeceasedl Defendants.
j ne Fllu defendants and each OF them. are
hereby notified that they have been sued by the
said plaiuIlu ia the District Court Of Phillips
county, state OF Kansas. and that thel must
answer O petition nied therein bV the said plain
TN on or before The I'd day Of March. 1883, or
Judgment and decree will De taken against lhem
us therein prayed for, as follows, to-Wits Judg-
meuL ia lht9r OF piuluLlu against, j. n. Searls,
ana j. A.. " akeIeld Tor the sum of TWO thou
SAND one hundred and forty one dollars with i'm
1erest thereon from the 2Izt day of July, 1885, at
the rate OF eight per cent per uuuum as cvideuc-
ed by their hse pr0mlsory notes executed and de-
uEereu lo said pluintin and judgment and de
cree loreclosils certain mortgage executed and
given % secure the pay Iueli- 81 said notes upon
The following described lands situated iu hiilips
County aud state Of kansas to-wlt- Northwest
quarter OF section four IN township OHes south OF
range sixteen, west 9th principal merldlau aud
ordering. the sale thereof o. satisfy said Judgment
and auJlleilE aud decrreluE "a cerrl1n deed exc
cuted anu delivered by defendant BumeU Cook
70 3d. h COOK therein atLemp lIug 10 convey said
land 60 the said IS. T. Coos, fraudulent, null
snd VOID ana barring all OF said defendants o. any
interest right title equity OF redemp liou ia and
To Elu i1llr- ana That out OF the proceeds JL SAID
sale II s4ld n'nrLgaged property, there shan De
second the costs of This suit. and third the
amount found due the plaintiff as prayed Tor
'ie--- -i-.- -Sltts Do laF0s OF p--lull4 against
all OF ly OF s-ild defendants The nature of the
case ana equity viii warrant
E. W SKINNER, Plaintiff
he Attorneys PRATT IS LEWIS.
SEAL Clerk District Coufs OF Pllii1- Csupty
A1nsas- Jan-s1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

The latest newspaper in this conn
" Is he Prairie View Record Nv the
- Record Company" 10 is nice. clean
faced, newsy all home print. We wish
It success.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
miag8 90 10 TUG KER & CRAN0ELLS GALLERY, on
ROAD NOTICE.
) lghOnl n - e0nceLl.

To tChOHl II may concern:
In pursuance of an order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners OF the County Of Phillips,
in the state Of Kansas, in regular session on the
Sd day OF Jan A. D. 1888, notice is hereby given
that ". J.. Craven and II other EouBeh0lderB Of
said county, residing in the vicinity where Il il
proposed 70 Law out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented 10 said board their
certain petition, praying the LAYING ont and estab-
lizhmsnt Of pubic road In said county follows:
Commencing al the southwest corner Of section
81, s, eos thence north on the county line as
near practicable between Norton and Phillips
counties TO the northwest corner Of section 6, 5,
90 said road 70 be so feet wide in Phillips conn
~, and that John Hill, Fred Albright and A. B
Miller, viewers duly appointed, VIII meet at south
east corner section Q, 5. 20 near Herman Shourton
Of Norton county on the 18th day Of February,
A D. l655, ana proceed 70 view said road, and
10 give ala parties q hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said county
affixed my Ofdce in said county, the 10th day Of
Feb A. d. 1855 8. j. HARrlIAG,
lSEALl jan-2O.2t County CLERK.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
LEFF HATFIELD

TONSORIAL ARTIST,
SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE.
b-For a good, smooth, slick shave
or a nice hair cat give me q call. Other
work IN my line done with neatuess and
dispatch. Shop under Stinson & sons
law office. 9-24tf
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DS., No. 225sO, for the NJ sWk. Section %.
Town ], Range 20. He names the following wit
nesseE TO prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
Thomas J. Wiley, ~ p. Dean, II. Hall and VIM
BOIL, ali OF Long islsId Kansas.
dec 305w IL. A. YONGE, Register.
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AITcDoENZELL
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LLSIOE lands EOR SALE.

McElroy & Lowe. Real Estate and
Loan Agents, herewith furnish a list
of lands in their hands for sale, and
parties desiring TO purchase a good
farm at bargain will please note the
81 Z. Iii 1, L. Ia.L.
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ROAD NOTICE,

;. s J. HARTMAN,
Jan 2O-2t County Clerk.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-29
A moonlight Idyl.

San Francisco Chronicle
They sat in the silent moonlight and looked
MP at the stars when any body came along
They were evidently short-siehted, and couldn't
see ona another without getting their faces close
together. People are satisfied When
they are courting they want to be somewhere
else have little home of their own, and all
thar sort OF thing and when they get married
and have their little home they want to be al
most anywhere else.
YES" she said lanRuishingly, for she heard
footstep, sit IS lovely night, isn't It'll
Pause for the man to pass.
What a bright star that is up there! Would
you like if you and / were living up in that
star? Wouldn't il be lovelyP Yes, my own:
and il would be economical The temperature
of that star is alleged to be x, 900 degrees-ws
wouldn't need any clothss."
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Written for the Sunday Journal.

Well he knew that his clothes were poor
He was common" he humbly thought
Child as he WAS, he could understand
Why he was sighted and never sought
Yet could he help this mother gone
Help the weight of his fathers shamef
Hardest sentence of childish law
Blaming innocence not to blame!
It was hard. when the children played
All together, to be left out -
Stand aside, with singing sense
That twas he that they Laughed about.
Thoughtless children, they felt no wrong
Pushed him out of the ring at play.
No one heard how his voice was choked,
No one cared when he stole away.
No one saw how he crept at last
Through the gate and the grasses deep,
Past the wall to lonely mound
Where his mother was laid asleep.
Could she feel in her narrow bed,
Wee cold hands they CROPPED about
Feel the tears that were dropped because
Even her grave had left him outl
Albion Mary Fellows.
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The Wind and the Thermometer.


It is interesting, by the way, in hearing peo-
pie talking about the records of their thermome-
tiers, to note the common ignorance of the fact
that the wind has nothing do with the story
that thermometer tells. If people learned in
their study of physics that the air is not colder
when it Is moving lha when it IS still, and that
1t seems colder TO rs because il takes away
bodily heat rapidly, by passing more
swiftly over the surface of our bodies, they have
pretty generally forgotten it Some special
condition. such reflected heat. the confiue-
mens OF pocket of warmer air. is needed to
make thermometer in shelter show any lower
temperature than one in tins wind
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This Is Tough.
Boston Globe.

A kicking mare in Portland. Me-, has been
named She She probably makes her rid
haggard
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Written for the Sunday journal.
Rose

Written for the Sunday journal.
A Rose.
The rose you gave me in the bathrooms flare.
When hand grew warm in hand, and face to face
We held each other for an instant's space,
Faded anon within the heated glare.
Vainiy sought to hold its fragrance rare
But soon it passed, with all the tender grace
OF dewy life, and faded leaves took place
That dropped and dropped until the wintry air
Came like spell to stay its wasting form,
And thus transit there still remains a charm:
Withered and crumbled as thou art, poor thing,
Deep down within thv breast some scent of spring
Still stays to tell with feeble, pulseess breath
Some thought of beauty may be found in death.
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The Snnw PRAYER.

little girl went out to play one day In the
snow and when she came in she said: Mamma,
condnt help praying when / was ont at play"
What did you pray. my dearl'
prayed the snow prayer mamma, that
learned once in Sunday school, Wash me- and
snail be whittier than snow"
what beautiful praverl And here is the
promise that goes with il: Though your sins be
rs scarlet, they shall be white as snow" And
what can wash them white-elean from every
stain q sni The Bible answers: They have
washed their robes, and made them white in the
blood Of the lamb"
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At "The Literary"

Folks in town, I reckon, thinks
They git all the fun they air
Runnin' loose 'round!-but, y jinks!
We got fun, and fun to spare,
Right out here amongst the ash
And oak timber ever'where!
Some folks else kin cut a dash
Sides town people, don't forgit!-
Specially in winter time,
When they's snow, and roads is TT.
In them circumstances I'm
Resignated to my lot
Which puts me in mind O. what
IS called The Literary"
Us folks in the country sees
Lots O. fun!-Take spellin' school;
Er ole hoe-down jamborees;
Err REVEALS; er eff you'll
Tackle taffy-pullin's you
Kin git fun. and quite few,-
Same with huskin's. But all these
Kind o. frolics they haint new
BY hundred year err two,
Cipher on it as you please!
But Ill tell you what 1 jest
Think walks over all the rest
Anyway it suits me best
That's The Literary"
First they started toy gee."
Thinks-says-I, This settlement
s gittin' too heightened fer me!''
But when all begin to jine.
And heerd Ivory went
jest kind o drapped ir line
Like you've seen some sandy, thin,
Scrawny shoat put fer the crick
Down some pig trail through the thick
Spice bresh, where the whole drove's been
Bout six weeks fore he gifts in!
Cant tell nothin'," / says-ee,
Bout it tel you go and see
Their blame Literary"
Very first night was there
l was p'inted to be what
They call 'Critic'-so's fair
And square Judgment could be got
On the pieces at was read,
And on the debate.-"Which air
Most destructive element
Fire er worter2" Then they he'd
Compositions on Content
Death, F" and Botany" and Temps,
He read one on ''Dreenin' swamps"
Ip'nounced the boss, and said, -
$50 fer at 3 the best thing read
In The Literary"
Then they sung some-tel I called
Order, and got back ag'in
In the critics cheer, and hauled
All o. the p'formers in.
Mandy Brizendne read one
fergit; and Docs was Thought;
And Sarepty's, hern was None
Air denied at knocks; and Daut--
Fayette Strawnses little niece
She got up and spoke a piece;
Then Ixory she read hern
'"Best thing in the whole concern"
I-says-ee; now le' s adjourn
This-hers Literary"
They was some consendin'-yit
We broke up in harmony,
Road outside az white as grit.
And as slick as slick could be-
I'd fetched Zory in my sleigh,
And had a heap to say.
Drivin' back-in fact, driv
Way around the old north way,
Where the Daubsnspeckses live.
Zory allus fore that night
Never 'peared to feel just right
In my company.-You see
Ony thing on earth saved me
Was that Literary
ames w hitcomb Riley, n February Century:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-29
Written for the Sunday Journal.

WfICten Sunday JOurhaI.
Sonnet.
The way is rugged. Father and the night
Is yelling hill and valley; many cloud
Is feeting over heaven, and a shroud
OF mist descends around me; not light
In heaven, earth to guide Alright
My weary footsteps on wander bowed
With grief and pain, while murmuring deep and
loud,
The storm is ga tn ring in the rocky height.
Bend downward, closer, Father, and thy hand
Clasp frmer in mine; DER the rugged way
Guide Alright. for mid the gloom stand
Unknowing where to go can but stray
Without Thee-Father guide me to that land
Where reigns uncloudcd one eternal day.
RAYS CROSSING, Ind.
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Written for the Sunday journal.
Oh. Purple Crags.

Written for the Sunday Journal.
Oh! Purple Crags.
OH purple crags enwreathed with foam
Of mists, come to you for rest;
Like mountain eagle flying home
With wounded wing to her lone nest.
My step is weary, slow and weak.
And all the sluggish currents show,
With paling brow and paling cheek,
The springs of life are running low.
Give your balm, oh! fir and pinei
Beneath your shadows let me lie
And drink the sweet. balsamic wine
In every breeze that whispers by.
Perhaps, who knows? it may at length,
To breathe this air with healing rife
For one brief while, give me the strength
To climb again the hills of life.
But If fall asleep beneath
The grooming pines, there let me be;
The marble shaft, the laurel wreath.
Were never made TO rest Ger
Where Ochlawaha's waters lave
The mountain SIDE there make my bed;
No chanting priests about me, save
The Grooming pines above my head
HENDERsoNvILLE, N. G. Jan. Is. Belle Bremen.
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Philadelrhia Inquirer.
A man who says little and never saws any
thing smart may be dull company. but he Is a
thousand times better than the fellow who il
always metnorizing jokes in order 70 make him
self appear witty.
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The Compo.l,or,s Rival.

NInneapoIIs IrIbune
The Rnileless and innocent compositor has a
worthy rival IN the telegraph operator when it
comes TO making bulls Last night CRATES
fratres came clicking along as 20 Rats, father. /"
The operator IL probably the same gentleman
that referred 10 Charlemagne as Charlie Magrpe.