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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
GOn0erbare 3mGMm9ett at'tS
GDriiM6e+

9te 3ldun9eu nnb @priinge i'm bu9itdblt9en
men Dem 3ui1alter ut tonliIf por. Sic @eb6rsmers
pen iol9er nnglidIt3en iino petnli3 Sart un0, ipentE
Ie ourb plDBlide, uneripartete 6eraul1e III Allfres
9un9 periebt merbeu, laiien ie iere btSWetlen 9roteste
Spriinge MAIDEN. Die zines 9antpelmanns iplrotg
limb. Ser yterpDiitdt liegt IN ben metiten IdneT NId1t.
oeripert9nng Der SpetIe unb in 5Sol9e oellen 9ttd9tef
ndbrun9 Der gterpen nte Der on6eren Setpe6e oes &ors'
pers 5n 6ruube. 9ouert bieier 8uIton0 an 10 er5eug
er itatlrlib i1peres gteroeHleioeu. Sas 9ellnltttel
baiur lit 9oftetter'S Ma9enbttterS, oas ben
Mta9eu frdfti9t uub beId9tgt, Ieine 6unftlonen oroe1tt1
lid az erfiaen. 9alo, nadbem cine Sur nit benlleIbet
begpuueu. lpirb man fiuheu, boB bic gternen BET Gage
rnDteer Werben, bic g~tabtrnDe lpentger. anterbroo?e1'
Sizes IiuD Die erIten gn3ei9en, beuelt Die poalt6not9e
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9terpeufraft ful9t Sas Sttters
bettt ferrer Sie6er nno toItes 5teber, Seoerletoen Hno
Nerltppiuno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
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~ READY RELIEF
BIRD fofort &ube perI9aHen.

WtrO 1ofort Gube Deridaffer.
gut5in0Aug Der 9iereu, 8laIe ooer Giuqeipeibe, &on.
9eitioH Der &lIngeu, @aIsIhmer5en, S0werat1mi9=
felt, Ser6tlopfeI. 9pIterie, S9rdrue, StpbtDeriti5,
&atarrb. fSIuBfteber. 8opfpeb, s3obnibner5en,
9tenral9ie, RbenmottsmtS, 6rDftelu, 6ie6erfroit.
Sas Aufle9eu Oe5 feabD &eGief auf ben She'll
Dber Die Gbeile. luo Die 8eIdlper0e Doer Der S1Mlera
iii, miro gtube Hu6 @ubl6eftuOeu Deri6affeM.
SHuerli0 eiueu Dolben bis eiueu SDeelbffel npll
III eiten batbeu Si0ie Wolier ein9enommen, miro es
biuueu uur ueuiQen4tiuuteu DeIlen: &rdmpfe. trampI=
hattie 3udnugeH. lauren WtoQen, nebelteit, @rbredben,
Soobreunet, gterpoiitdt, SDla I~loIigfett, 8opTreiBetL,
SiarrbDe. &oIif, gldbHn9eu uno aae Inuerltden
Gfmer5eH.
WtaIGtia ut Ieimeu berid1ieOenem MrteR gebsilt
uno cb6etpeHoct.
Gs giebt fem 9ejlnittel in Der Melt, uelde8 gSieber
un0 talteS Sieber Ino ole aHoereH Wtalarta=, SaLeus
luto ouosrSnrtiQeu Sie6er, nit Sulfe BON st aomnD
8tIlen, 10 idneiI betleu miro, mie &a0map's
&eabD &eIief.
S~sanfStg Gemfs per IIaIhe. Sm baben iW
9Inpfhefcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
m0dentide JLlinois Staats5eituns, 2aoutas 3d. April 1888.

pedell, einen tbiIfnmMeren Sd)llpfipil1fel
fir Staten url0 1noereS ltngeSiefer barbie<
teEo unO 400 manuSbo6eS l~lnfraut ben bGB1
lid)en 9abnen zines e6en IobdBli6en 2aro>
l0aftsbiloes Iiefert.
gSenn Die Sertli6teit IS SlIGBt, ioQten
.6ausplab, @arten uno 8aumlbof allies 1T
elmer llntSGunun9 liegen. Der baS 6ars
lln1gebe1oe @raspldB TT am l6Dniten, tpe1n
ct INNER fltr3 gebalten miro. gu piel unb
nidt ri6tig eingetbetlte S6attenbdume auf
0telem YlaB fDnten lIt1angeneDm peroen,
tpesbalb man better tbut = faIs Der 6aus@
plab ben Offentlihen @eg 6egrenst = cine
Jtetbe an Die @renSe ntto etre 0n0ere 8 bis
10 SUB innerbalb Der StraBe 5I pflan3en.
NuSoauern0e @alobdurne It1o 6afIr an
%geeignet1ten, tamentlt6 tpetllt man beabz
ii6ttgt, an Der @ren5ret6e galpantiirten
9rabt ais fer3 Gnsll6rillgett. Die 8Gunte
erlauben. oies i6on balo, nllr muB Damn Die
SnrIidt gebrauGt peroen, Die ben Ordbt
baltenoen Nugen bon Sabr su Sabr, 10 ipte
Die 8Gume 3une9men, berauS3u3ieben. Qlld
Sic a~rgrenser0e Sette 0es 0ffentlt6en @egeS
lolte nit &lee poer @raS beltallnen iein.
SIT oteS aud nidt geleblt6, 10 bat bod Dttec
mano Ddgegen ettpas et~1SuiDeMoen, i'm
@egent6etl ite6t eS SSeoer germ - oen1 oteier
She'll bes 8eges mllB ia bod semabt perz
ben, INN sic ItnfrGuter tt%teoer5ubalten, tpeldbe
bon bier aus lei6t etne sarse Sarm berz
peIte11 fDnner.
Sin 8eilptel m6ae Sic @a6rbeit 6es @ez
1aoter erbGrten. 8or &ur3eln tnur6e bier
in Ser gtabbari6aft cine 100 Mctes 6arm S.
bis $40 ber 9cre iiber ben 0ur6l6nittsnertb
berfauft, nt9t tpetl Die 9dnoereien einen 6Oz
beren Wertb baben, ion6ern aus benz ei1t7
fa6en @runbe, baB @ebduOe ut1b l1mgebung
in 9utem 3uftauoe unb Elm gut sepfle9ter,
t~ragbarer Sbit6of Dorb9nben tpar. Ner Die
8erbdltltiIie tennt, miro ni6t beitretten, baB
feline Nrbeit auf bieier Sarm fih 10 gut be-
aablt ma6te, ais pte Die, tpel6e auf lire
8er160nerung pertpan6t tDorben mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
DIR. RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills.

DdS oro6e Sober uno Wa9enzP etlmittel.
@OHfommen pMr9iremoe, IinoerHSe 2tbfiibrs
mitteI, Uirfeu nDnc SdDnIcrS, tets snoer=
Idifio ngtS u0tiiYGtd) in tErer 8irfuRg.
8ouft1Hoig geidmactlos, i0Du faubirt nit Sra9ant
prrgiren. regulirGn, r%einigen, fdubPrH uuo fraftigen
1ie. &aoip0pS Niaen fir Die Se1iIu9 Don aIen St0=
Tungeu be5 Wtageus,, Der Seber, @~rugepeioe, 9tieren,
8Iule, DON NerDe1fraufGfitel &OpfIdmer3, Yer=
itopInug, 90rtleibigteit Suoigeittou, 9DSpepIte, Sal
Ienleioen, Sieber, @nt3inouug Der @ingepeiDe, 96=
ltorrboioeu uHo allen 3erriittungen Der 1uneren
&beile. gtur aus 410n5en 81 berettet tpeoer Guediils
Der, nod NsiHeroIten ooer l16olt1e 9rogueu entbaI=
1eNo.
g geo6tet bic folgenOe11 BON @tbrungen Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berriibreuoen Spmptome:
BeritopfHnQ. inuerli6e SGmDrr1etoen, 9lutanorana
mad benz &opie. iberI1iiIge N}nQeniGure, uebelfeit
Soobreure1, Gfel OOr Speile, 8oll6ett ooeT Sblpere
I'M Wta9et. iaureS &ufitoBeu, Stufen o6er 9rIGeu in
Der 9er3grube. 8enomu1enbeit oes &opfeS, belDleH=
niqteS ODER idipereS @tbent, 6er5betlel1muuq. Elm
6efihl beS Grpiirgtmsrbens ober GritideiG5, nenu
man III lie9eitber Ste1uug, Buntte o6er gteBe I'M SeD=
freis, Ste6cr ooer BUMPER Sd}nIer3 I'M SopL, maugel=
bate Nn5OitH ftnu9, gel6e fSdrbung Der oaut uno
@ngen. Shmer5 i'll Der Seite, Bruit, ben Slieoern nnb
plDBrDeS 9etBlueroeu, Sreuneu im SSle1id).
gttt toeHt9e Dozen bon 81 q . 10 pays BtIIeH tper=-
ben Oos SDitem bon alien ben O6engeHannten Sei6eH
befreieI.
@reis 25 6euts per sGa6teI.
Sdidt 9riefmorfe OIL &obtpaD g Co., so Morreu
Street, 9telu Yorf, ais @orto fir rHier beIebreuoes
&ud.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
Gin MA4h fiSr Wfiittlr.

Mrs. MinsIom's n9oOtbin9
Sprup" ioate beitdnbi9 bein &tn6erz Cab
llen sebrau6t werben. Gr beiGnfti9t O0s
&tno, errpei9t bas 3abnheii6, linoert ouen
S6mel5. turirt @in6zSolit, uno 1T oas bette
0ttttel 9esen OiarrbOe. Sinfunb31Danaig
Gents bic Sloihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
bemru 9dgneukopf.
3OidDrige GrfGDrungru

beatN9er Gter5te limb in pgettungs-aufer" uieberoe.
Iegt. &as portreifl!De SUD 5eigt alien Semen. rpel9e
Oil Observation-Disclosures uuo ben traurtgen s. pLs
GEN cuH NusiAweTaHgeH Iei6eI. ben etH5tgen
Me9 sir 9ilfe mo iblst ie gegen Die 9efdbrtt.
GeH W~erlDGEngeu trigerliner au5eigeu uES
l%uert9lDier 9itGer. S1uuge 2eHte. bic in ben Staua
r9ruW PRIZE, wer ito emig btnbet" wpN
b~eaerajgen uio baS oortrefltDe Bud ielen. ebe ie ben
mi9tigfteH S9rttt Ds &ebeuS tbuu! Ser
.,9i cttttfG S=GfWfer," %. gLuf, 250 g, nit 10
lehrrcid1eu Bitberu. uebit elmer G6bonblung Iber
GrameutrGutbeiteH un6 t~tnoerloie Gben. miro III 6eltt'
fher Gprade, gcgen GtnienonH9 pen 25 @ents III RrTt'
~laarfeE, IorgiQm perpaGt. III eiEern uubeorudteI
Imi9loQe, iTei ~nerIaubt. 46rei1e: Deutsches Heih
i~nstitut, II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Ser st ettHu9S.Infer lit aud burG bic
BuhhauoIuHg DON Gerrsa1 S1irpffp, $40. 27e
Of Worth Mpe.. GhItaoo. 81. sH besieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
gar ui0t fein, ais M19IiaGs
lib Iettt,"

1lnb Niemanb tann sliifli6 ieir, beien Gps
item bnr6 9iftt9e Sefretione1 ~0erangirt 1T.
SAT- aIe Qelben, Die benz Tleii6 aHbaften,
entlteben aus elmer eri6lafiten 2eber uu0 es
ller StOrnns Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Or.
ieeitisen bic 'i Northumberland ' Der sober Sr,
beu9en Der 6artleibt9teit Dor unb f0roern bic
@eiInobeit. &auft tie BEL @urem Qbotbeter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
$taot Gbiraoo.
Graa MarN $. GaIcOtt. +
Gtne srennsia Oes atrueu Saeias s,Steoen.

VV"V WFVWFVFVV wv zFFHVEW UWUtNg e1 GlIeO en-,
Donneritag Moraen i'm 10 u6r uur6e
auF Dem 9tolebtu : Srtebbof cine fSrau au
@rabe getragen, an tpel6er bic Nrmen G6i>'
Cages cine groBe Stiibe gebabt ba6en ulto
tpelde ouf benz @ebiete Ser @o6ltbatiofett
cine 10 legensrei6e Gbdtigfeit entipidelt bat,
tpte toehige tbreS 0leide1. Die boroeiterlt
ytabmtttag in ibrer Wobnung, go. 81
Bart Npenue, peritorbene groBe Wo6(t6atez
rim lit Trau Wtarp s.. Salcott, Sic Witttpe
bes 81 GountpcommiiidrS Salcott, oebprene
SflS, tpelde Elm glitter bon 50 SaDren err
relDte. Sic tpurDe in 8atertp,un, 81. g.,
9eporen ltno eraogen uno tam in! Sabre
1850 mt lbren @ltern uoh Dem gGe1teu.
9te 9eBteren i%ieDetten IT'D III Sefferlon
County, Sis, on unD.8 Sabre lpdter fii6rte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
GamOmtrtbTMaftlthe

w Observation-Disclosures @egeuftdube betreffeuoe
@nfra9ea iin6 al 9errn @ottlieb Se"ntt9Done",
Sep0rn, N~ebrasta. al rt1te1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
GtabItrt felt 1854.
HenrvSchoeIIkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232&234O f Gaubolpb=Str.,

~ UNSSTV ~%%$p
Slptibeu Sranfiin= unb Wtartet StraSe
%offerirt Ieiu ipo9laIlortrrtes 2ager DON
SriiGien Semitic, 9Iunae:,= t:ne GraSIameu,
4tcbniatsic1t NapS mNo Sau0rica5atneu
.sCd)tem SGpa:, Wtoffa= 1iC g~sio=5pafTce.
9Ied9tcr 8aIiitle<GbocoIG0e utt0 Sedfou,
sscditem 0rit!2ct 1tiS Idjtu ar;eIt Ibce,
GcGtS d. Nl GiGjeI= Ai.o SEciSeE=Gaifee,
GattScul. SdDspeiSerrtiIu rlslo SaitlO ertteE
SSeten,cbl, G'rhIe1= un0 SartcffeIute1I
OrllfOcI, &iriF, &iWler MnS Saau,
25et;c1grtcs, perIG cr1fe uro 0crItc1arike,
Stal. XuScI3t u1o 3Snccnroui,
SSeufIdseiil S3iuetfGDcnltu9 uuO &iridjcn,
Stal. $rareust tsaD franS0i. s3tpetIdle1S
GcfTcG1tetcq g5iISea Sd)iO Xm Htel
eSct)tem GIipctt= &.1rO NeO JU0I,
esWHeEocrfcs @ctulcuf tt1io SeineIfQ,
&tfa3tcrs &siTtbceTinft u'o SSouia,
G:tg9 cii1G1 fcI3t dJiuel. Sm0iOcr,
Gfrati. &r5icat tGn0 &AataYtsspuS,
S,eutiG3cG SdDnittbobnctI MH3 GpdrgeIu,
SEttoi0er 3tibdlct tlE0 ST1nntrHI,
&teGtg'S md &iitcu'S SyleiidDertraft,
GtrG3h. Do83Icbcv=Vaitetcn utaO SriUi elm,
N~lcGjten 6rGsfi. G3r atiutiritGJe n iH Yiid)ieu,
sN9ttlIigtem @aHL mn0 Serauter MaIiRppe,
U~rtld;cu Sse!.ta0H9c1t nI0 run. ~SenDtdr,
(5erGsd}crtcn SearnburGcr SI6liu9sm,
&Icicr GpsOttei, t1HO 2tppctif Glib,
@G!SiGrocAeII tt:to SGrocuenhutter,
s!edIter Octhaer Srl:fct= @e5cr.puri,
2tsdltcr Sra uitiGiSu. 6etGelattuMrj u. Gallant,
S~ee6JteIs raN, SGr0ineS, SSnuh. 81 uJ driu0 euts
Nea,tem, e 81: utentl. safe II. Tromaac DC Grie,
eIea}tena WaTmeIon= mo 1Sofucfcrt=SeGie
SttltbnrGcr MaDnI= tlifO &3atGfdIe,
ShttringEr seitntWeI= 1.tt0 &rGutcr.@Iie,
SteuiGateter, banner M!S &specm=S e6ie,
al 30. biHiofrc- 0lr3Sn%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

alsmei6enbe .glnttporten ert6eilt. 1tn6 Die
YoltSet bon 2ate @tetp lit Oaber, ndb6em
Die g8itttue ben Sal iOtpeit ua~lfgearbeitet, q
oaDon iber5eu9t, DAB Sic e~rldtgte Spur
nod 5u iDt6ttgen Geiultaten fI9ren tperoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

2ln S9S Ynb4tf1ttt
6e6t fi1er unb Oerlangt st a B NJ a g uu6 iebt bar.
onf, 6aB ii6 Der 9taute "a aOpaD" auf benz, mas
Ghr fallft. befu0et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

Stidt 9riefmorte an &o0pap Sc Co., 80 Morreu
Street, 9elu 9ort, ais @orto fir lnier belebrenoes
9Rud1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
Harrison and Gresham.

The state of Indiana occupies a prom /
inent place in the horizon of politics. /
1t is a doubtful state, the two great po-
liticaI parties being so equally matched
IN strength that it requires but slight
DETECTION from either to change the re-
suit It IS this fact that has embold-
ened Indiana republicans to place the
names of wO of their leaders before
the party at large as candidates for the
presidential nomination. The names
OF General benjamin 2. Harrison and
judge Walter Q. Gresham are well
and favorably known to the people of
the country. Both stand high in the
estimation of their party. Both are
able, patriotic and pure in their pOliti-
cal relation. Their characters are alb
solutely unassailabIe. Both are esteem
ed so highly by their party that it is
difficult to see how a spirit of rivalry
which may lead to a bitterness Of feel
ing that would endanger ultimate sue
cess can be avoided Happily all pos
sbility of division has been removed by
a amicable arrangement satisfactory
/ . nd honorable to the friends of both
men. The republican delegation to
the national convention will, with the
fnll consent of Judge Gresham, report
the name of General Harr ison as the
! first and united choice of the republi-
| cans of the state. If Harrison should
! be nominated, Gresham and his friends
will give HIM their heartiest support,
! i5.st as true and honorable republicans
should. But if it should be found that
aiter Harrison is presented he cannot
be nominated and that Judge Gresham
San be. then the latter will receive the
rnanimou, support of the Indiana dele
gates. Republicans all over the coun-
ny will applaud the fairness and just
ness of the motives upon which this
amicable arrangement is based. The
republicans Of Indiana have set an ex
ample which the republicans Of Ohio
should not be slow to follow Hastings
| (Neb.) Gazette Journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
Amone or Rxohanges.

The Smith County Pioneer says:
During the year ending March 2ist,
1888, there were issued by His Honor,
the Probate Judge of Smith county,
101 marriage license. The oldest man
to whom Hcense was issued was 60
years; the youngest II.
Kansas raises more thorough bred
horses, cattle, swine, in proportion to
heI total of live stock, than any other
State west of the Mississippi River.
Kansas has almost a thousand miles
more Of railroads than either New
York or Pennsylvania. Those States
are not as large as Kansas, but they
are much older and Weather.
1t may astonish people to know that
almost half million pounds Of cotton
were raised in Kansas last year. Sew
| eral counties in the southern part of
the State grow a good deal of cotton,
but it was also grown IN the northern
tier of counties. Nemaha, Marshall,
Jewell, Republic and Norton, grew
! from y to 68 acres each.-EXchange
| The last issue of the Phillipsburg
! Herald contains an extensive write up
of that prosperous city, covering over
two pages in that paper, description Of
the county and more especially the bus
mess men Of the town. We hope the
enterpr1sing publishers will reap a rich
reward for the energy they have dis
played in devoting 50 much space to
their town and county.-Smith Center
/ Pioneer.
LeaYenworth has a Building and
Loan Association. The Times recent
" speaking of ITS operations says: The
report Of the Leavenworth Building
and Loan Association. which was made
at the meeting last evening, contained
facts Of interest TO those who are seek
ing The means with which to secure
a home Nc plan for the assistance of
wage earners to secure homes, or to
realize handsome return on a small
investment, has proved so bene6o.ent
as this.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
Newspaper Tendencies.

That there is a tendency among
many papers to pander to the eoarser
nature in man is plainly discernable.
Mr.. Arnot Reid in the Fortnightly Re-
view, refers to some OF the popular and
censurable methods of the average
newspaper, The subject is a large one
and unlike other professional criticism
has a wide human interest. The mod
ern nowspal er is unquestionably the
mightiest single force now influencing
and moulding civilized society. 1t is
of the first interest and Importance,
therefore, to the public, how that pow
er is welded. It has long been mat
4. ter of keen regret to many in and out
of the profession, that the downward
tendency was so strong and steady.
This, in some journals, appears through
out the whole paper-in the tone of ed
itOrial comment, in the presentation Of
news and in the character of the adver-
usements. Triyialty and frequently in
decency crowd gravity and honor to
LHC WdLLs It E4"u-O--Sg SgLl pa anu CSJOC
tionable matter is introduced at the eX-
pense of weighty and informing topics
The injurious effect IS twofold: Il
creates a depraved taste in the public
aud makes respectable journalism more
difficult and uncertain. Even the best
! papers feel the degrading influence and
are unconsciously affected by it. Thus
there is a lowering of the standard a
1 long the whole line and on both sides
of it. The general result is seen in al
Indi,crimInate. abandonment of prinei
/ pie for prOht. The honorable eXcep
tons 10 the rule being, of course, at
disadvantage. What the end will be
none can tell, but many fear, A ref
ormutiOn must come sooner or later, i
not from within, from without Mean
time each individual has the power +,
begin the reform by encouraging tn
best and discountancing the unpriHcl
pied, the cheap and vicious.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
A Home.
to all

Do you wish to buy q home IN a
pleasant climate, where the winters are
short and mild and the summers and
falls long and beautiful? then come to
Kansas. Do you wish to buy a home
where the features Of the country are
varied-beautlful hills and lovely val
leysP then come to Kansas. Do you
wish to buy home where lands are
rich and fertile, where there are good
laws, and schools and churches cOn-
venient? then come to Kansas. Do
you wish TO buy a home where you can
raise wheat, oats, corn, rye, barley
sorghum and braomcOrn? then come to
Kansas. Do you wish to buy a farm
where you can raise all kinds of garden
truck? then come to Kansas Do you
wish TO bug a farm where you can raise
all the pr duets Of the temperate zone?
then come to Kansas. Do you want 10
Guy a farm in one of the greatest states
in the UnlonP then come to Kansas -
Horton Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Topeka Commonwealth; The Atch-
ison Champion Is right in saying that
81 northern and northwestern Kansas,
TO the extreme western limit Of the
state, will boom this year as never be-
fore in any single twelve months Of its
history Crops in north AID north
western Kansas were better this year
than in the southern portion of the
state. The people il that section are
in the best OF spirits and are already
making arrangements to push it as it
never has been. By this we do not
mean to reflect against southwestern
Kansas, which is fully as confident and
snisrprising.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Hutchinson IS operating . salt we'll
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

20. 16-sold.
No. 1T-Sold.
prairie, six acres Of grove, coed sod house, good
stable and ont buildings, good running water
good stone query, good grass and hay land.
Price $1,000 in cash or trade.
No. 10" lthdraWn-
10. 2O.-1GO acres of dne farming land, goOC
frame house 24ZSS feet, story and half house
with basement underneath 24x2S Kansas barn IS
feet long, numerous Outbuildings, whole tract
fenced, pasture fenced separate from ta5rna land,
seycruI aCres under cultivation, near a mile Of
creek with lots OF timber; The improvements on
this land are worth fully $500. Price Of tract
$4,000. Land lies miles from Philliusburg.
No 2l-SOld
No. $50 acres good upland, i've miles from
Phlllpsburg. Price $3.50 cash and $500 on i've
No. 28.-l60 acres, smiles from PhHlipsburg, 100
acres In cultivation, frame house ltZ2, good cut
years time.
No. 500 acres. square Or, miles from
Stuttgart. Price $500 good terms.
No. S1--Good 100 acres. sw of O5eTlin 10 miles.
. r. r. surveys run in the immediate neigh6or-
hood, viii make big spec for seine one sure
Price S1+0G.
No. 8s.-HOuss and Lot m OberIin, ks. Price
80. $50 acres. 20 smooth. good well also
running water, miles from c and 4 from
SO. 84.-Tim6er claim. l50 acres, 100 smooth.
Price $1,000
orchard 1ouse, well, etc, miles from agra
10. ST. E. 100 acres, 50 in cultivation. miles
from &. Ii. Price $3.50.
No SEQ acres. 90 cultivated, IS feaced.
( springs and running water, 3 miles from Dana
/ Price 5000, gO,d terms.
40 $40 acres, 20 cultivated stone house.
wen, stable etc. young orchard, 3 miles from
station. from G.. 10. Price $1,000, one half cash
/ We have Just received the agency for about -
quarter sections OF land, ranging al prices from
Ss5JOJ 10 p 0G0U0 per quarter This list includes
some Of the best lands in the county VIII sell
for cash or on time. Don fail to call on rs.
us and get full description Of lands.
aud we take delight in giving new
3 regard to lands and tine country
sell We would SAY bring Ia your bands
in the list. MCELROY & LOWE
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

It seems that the Herald clings 20 the Republi- /
can party under an impression that il IL, as 4
Abraham Lincoln would say, "a bad egg, though /
little better han any other political party in the
country -Phillipsburg Demscrat.
The HERALD believes that the Re- /
publican party Is not perfect, but with
all It's faults is immeasurably better
than the Democratic party. 1t seems
that ever since political parties have
existed in this country, that there have
been but two that amounted to much.
aud it IS reasonable to conclude that
for some time to come, either the Dem
ocratic or Republican parties viii adj
minister this government. We and all
other citizens, are called upon to de-
eide which one Of the two great parties
we prefer. The HERALD prefers the
Republican party. In the past we have
given some of our reasons why we
choose to affiliate with the Republicans
rather than the Democrats, and in the
future we will give other reasons.
Suffice it to say now, that while the
Democratic party contains some good
honest men personally, the party as
party has a bad record it is not only
bad egg, but very bad one. On the
other hand the Republican party ha,
been the champion of liberty, the de-
fender of the Republic, the friend of
the slave, the promoter of the COM
mon schools and has done about all
! that has been accomplished to suppress
| the LIQUOR traffic and TO extend the
right of suffrae q to women, The party
does not 90 forward as rapidly as we
/ would like to have It 60, but it goes as
fast as the people are prepared for
changes or innovations in the old meth
| DDS. In the past, its work for human
ity has never in the worlds history been
equalled by any other political organ
ization Its mission is not, we believe,
yet ended it is yet to crnsh the life out
of the combinations aud ''trusts" and
''hoggish monopolies'' from which the
country is now suffering so severely
aud to make this q government Of the
people, by the people and for the PEG
pie in fact. instead of in name Of
in theory All along the line there arr
indications that Republican Statesmen
are awakening to a realization of tn
situation, and are moving in the inter
est Of the masses, and evidence is no
wanting that the party is prepared T.
adopt whatever methods may prove T.
be the better ones fer harmonizing re
lations between capital and labor, 70
more perfectly protecting the working
man and the curing of the political i'll
that are plaguing the country. Their
is no ground for hope that the Demo
cratic party will meet the exigencies c
the times. That organization is non
progressive, and is cursed by a ba
record it ought to dissolve and dIsap
pear. There is great hope that tn
young but giant Republican Organiza
ton will solye the problems now befOr
the country, and push the Republic or
ward and upward nearer and still neal
+ er that ideal government where ever
man and woman shall be equal befor
the law. and exact justice be dor
j., / to all.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

The Atchison Champion observes
that with all the talk about 'drouthy"
Kansas, it should be borne in mind
that there have been but two remarka-
BILE severe drouths IN the history Of the
State, that OF 1860 and of 1874 Both
when the State was new, before the
area OF cultivation had reached any con-
siderable proportion, and the soil
could retain moisture and perform the
functions Of evaporation. There haYe
also been but two grasshOpPer vista
tiOns-186O and 1874, the last fourteen
years ago, aud that year not only Kan
sas, but all the Mississippi States, sui
fsred from this plague. The days Of
drouths, in the sense in which they
once occurred in Kansas, are forever
past.