Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-23
From Our Exchanges.

From Oar EzCnaD29S.
The government chemist in charge
of the sugar works at Sterling, says
that he finds by close analysis and
comparison, that the standard South
ern sugar cane Is not superior in su-
gar qualities to the sorghum cane Of
Kansas.
Unless all signs fail the sorghum
CROP Of northwestern Kansas next
year viii be worth piles Of money.
A number of sugar mills viii be
erected in that magnificent section
inside Of the next Il months -Atchj-
SON Champion.
One out Of forty, four out of 1875, is
the way the next Kansas legislature
stands, and it is needless to say that
the big figures represent the republi-
cans which assures the return Of Z.
B. Plumb to the seLa' e-BejieCiile
Telescope.
District Court was adjourned on
Friday last. The prOmptness and
dispatch with which the large and in
teresting docket was disposed Of re-
| fleets great credit on the judicial abil-
ity Of Judge L. K. Pratt, who has
/ thoroughly won the distinction Of a
/ fearless and just magistrate in presid-
/ ing over the courts in this county
Thomas County Cat
An exchange says; Beware Of the
/ nOn-advertising business man who
! lives off the industry Of his neighbOr.
/ You can no more expect to get bar
gains from a man who is too penur-
/ iOus to support his home paper, than
| to get q handsome church donation
from a man who is too stingy to buy
! a 25 cent bible for his invalid wife.
| PatrOnize the man who advertiSes,
everytime on general principles.
Quite a crop of candidates are be-
ginning to spring up for the minor
offices in our state Legislature. Capt.
! Henry Booth, Of Pawnee county and
j. r. Burton, of Dickinson county,
are candidates for speaker Of the
house. Mr. VIII T. Walker, Of Sum
ner county, IS a candidate for the
chief clerkship Oberlin has a candi-
date for door keeper Of the house
which the Opinion Will announce in
due time 6erlj]l Opinion.
There are many reasons why Kan
sas is a great state-iti is, to begin with
located III the geographical center o.
the United States; it has a magnih
cient soil; a splendid climate; a SD
perb system of railroads; an unex
celled system of public schools; {
million seven hundred thousand o.
highly intelligent, enterprising rustI
ers: one hundred and thirty thousand
of whom are old soldiers; it is under
Republican rule and is the best pro
hibitiOn State on earth.-NOTtOI
Courier.
st Hutchinson the other day
deeds to the amount Of $4,000 were
placed on record. conveying Hutchin
son property to q syndicate of capital
lists, doing business as the Chicago
Investment Company. 1t is said K
be the greatest real estate deal in tn,
history of Kansas. Several Chicag,
millionaire are among the purchasers
through 1t Hutchinson secured tn,
packing house of Underwood & Co.
Fowler Bros. and Fairbanks q Co.
the leading lard and cotton seed OF
rehners of the country En-
pire.
The Russell Record very wisely
observes as follows:
l Great responsibilities viii rest upO1
the Republican party in state and ma
ton. Important legislation must b.
enacted by Congress and the stat
= legislature The change of admins
tratiOn means something more thai
the change Of Office holders. Som
may not appreciate this and be clam
/ Oring for their own selfish advance
, ment But the great masses Of tn
l people have other expectations an,
E their wishes must be regarded.
l We expect to support the In coming
2 administration both national and stat
but wall censure anything we believ
I to be wrong. We have, as a party
won a glorious victory, but it remain
to be seen what VIII be made OF II
The Republican party suffered re
S verse on account of the seI6shness o
e individuals. 1t remains for the pa
2 triOtic men OF the party to see tina
the experience shall not be repeated.