Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06

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''boOt leg saloon in town.
Rasmus Nelson, of Sumner, while
digging a well on his farm, came across
a large number of bones at a depth of
thirty feet.
Died, In Valley township, Phillips
county Kan, on Tuesday evening,
March p, 1888 Mr.. William Beames,
aged about IS years.
DR.. c. T. Lawrence, of this place,
was arrested on Monday by Sheuff Me
CURE. The grand jury now in session
found an Indictment against him for
neutrality-suspicious. Freeman.
The Logan Freeman says We are
! sorry 60 learn that Mr.. E. B. Middle
brook, Of Mound. is seriously sick.
MIR. NJ is an old soldier and deserves a
pension, although he has been unable
to obtain one through some slight tech
nicality of the law.
The Northwest Kansas Editorial As
| ISOLATION will meet at Stockton, May
9th, and after transacting whatever
! business may come before it, will start
on trip through Topeka, Fort Scott,
Kansas City, Leavenworth and Atchi-
son, reaching home Saturday evening.
The Boom edition of the PhilIipsburg
Herald is enlarged from a four page 81
column sheet. to an eight page 48 col
umn. 1t is a model OF neatness and
stands in the front rank among the
newspapers of northwest Kansas. 1t
viii appear here after in its new size
and form.-LOng Island Leader.
The form of the PhIipsburg Herald
has been changed from an 8-columu
folio to a G-column quarto, and has
been dressed in new garments. The
Herald is one of the best edited papers
in the great northwest, and now that it
is dressed in a nice spring suit and has
some shape" about it, we feel like
congratulating its editors, Messrs.
Korns & Dague.-Smith Centre Bulle-
tin.
The Smith Centre Pioneer says:
An editor works 365} days year 10
get out 81 issues OF a paper, that's la
Dor; once in while SOMEBODY pays him
a years subscription, that's capital +;
and once in a while some son-of-a gun
of dead beat takes the paper for q
year or two and vani hes without pay
ing for it, that's anarchy but later on
justice will overtake the last named
creature, 70: there is a place where he
will get his just deserts; that's hades
The PhIllipsburg Herald has donned
a new dress, q very pretty one too, and
changed the form of the paper to a
six column quartO. 1t is greatly i'm
/ proved, in every way except editorially
it being already of high standard in
that department. In the first issue IN
der its new departure, was published
an interesting write-up of city and bust
ness interests, accompanied with illus
tratiOns, making a most creditable edi-
ton. We are glad to see the Herald
prosper, even if it does assail US vim
dictively once in a while.-Long Island
Inter Ocean.
Rev. Theodore Bracken, of Phillips
burg, preached at the school house last
Sunday night. according to previous
2 announcement. The severity of the
q weather prevented a large attendance,
but those present thoroughly enjoyed
the services. At the close an organfza.
ton of a Presbyterian church was pro
u ceeded with. but owing to the nonat-
= tendance Of quite q number who hat
signed the petition the matter was de
ferred for few days. Due notice vii
be given of the intended meeting anC
/ all favorable TO the movement are re-
quested to be present.-Logan Free
= man.
q The charge of the Rock Island Rail
o road company, that the c. B. & O.
8 Railroad company had, prior to thu
present strike, mapped out a plan fol
% the organization Of a monster railway
~ .'Urust, - which was to include all riva
+ roads, has created a profound sensa
n ton throughout the west. If the Rocl
Islands charges as given by it in detail
q and with apparently strong corrobra
n ton, is true, and on its face it has tina
. appearance, It reveals a deep laid plo
- on the part of the Z. B &. Q. to organ
= ize what would be the most arbritar'
and disastrous combine, s. so far a
western shippers and the travelling pub
b. lie are concerned, ever attempted j
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