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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-27
THE HERALD,
PHMLIPSBURG. ..-- ..-.--..... .-.. KANSAS.
PhuHpsburg and Phillips County
in Brief.

PhuIipsburg, the county seat OF Phillips County,
is located in the geographical center Of said
county is go miles west of AtchisOn
and l3j miles east Of Colorado line; Is beauti-
fully located; is on the main line OF the G.
X. IL y. Qfock -IslaHd) row being built. II is
shops and round hOuse of said road are located
here and M an early date branch viii be
constructed from the south cast. Phillips
County is, according TO agricultural reports, the
second best county in Kansas on grain per sore /;
il is in the northern tier OF counties &c well
watered BY 81 living streams; its soil 70 unsuE-
passed: IL has plenty of good building stone and
considerable timber. Only one sixth Of its lands
are vet in cultivation; il is 30 miles square and has
Is 900 inhabitants. 1t is good county to come 70.
For full particulars Of the advantages offered the
emgrant in Philhpsburg and Phillips county,
write for a cicular issued by the Board Of Trade
Address r. A DAGUE, Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-27
A BARGAIN.

l6O acres land. FOR SALE. good Creek Farm,
frame house, stable, granary, two good wells cor
RAJ &c. leo acres bottom land and % acres pas
lure. Located three and one half miles from
Dana, a Rock lslend town, and miles east and
> miles north of PhiliipsbuTg, the county seat.
Price 5000 Easy terms. Call on or address,
JESSE DRAKE,
Dana. KmEHE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-27

To WHOM IT NAY 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 18th day Of April, A. D., 1888,
notice is hereby given that RObt. Douglas
and Il other hOusehOlderg of said county, re-
siding in the vicinity where it is proposed to
lay out and establish the road below mention
ed, have presented to said board their ce rtain
petition, praying the laying out and esta blish-
ment of public road in said county as fol
lows: Commencing at Sc corner OF section
9-1-19, thence west on section line to township
line, thence west / mile betW cen sections u
and 1870, and that I. J.. Fee, L. Barrett and
W. H. BeaVeus, viewers duly appointed, will
meet at beginning of road on the 18th day of
June. A. D., 1883, and proceed to view said
road, and to give all parties q he airing. Wit
ness my hand, and the seal of said county,
affixed at my Office in said county, this Goth
day of April, a. D., 1885,
LSEAL1 S. j. HARTMAN,
County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-27

Itch. Prairie. Mango and Scratches
CT every kinu cured in so minutes by
WOOlfOrd's Sanitary Lotion. A sure
cure and perfectly harmless, warrant
ed by g. " BickfOrd, Druggist. Phil
lpsburg, KS. 9-44-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

II IL be true, as reported, that Mr. Hewitt Is
willing 20 take another term as mayor OF New
York city, IL Is 20 be hoped that he will he elected
his own successor Every American takes lively
interest in the welfare OF the commercial metropo
lis OF the New World, for a triumph OF good go7-
eminent there is an encouragement 10 Efforts In
the same direction elsewhere. No administration
the city has ever had has been more free from
scandals than Mr.. HewittS The mayor is cranky
In some respects, and occasionally does a
foolish thing; but his uprightness OF char
Acter, and the good he manages 10
accomplish In spite OF every drawback. are no
light arguments In favor Of keeping him In ONCE
now that be Is there. An attempt will doubtless
be made 70 inJure his canvass by showing him 10
be neither an outright republican on the one hand
nor friend OF the democratic national candidate
on the other. But federal politics has properly
nothing 70 do with municipal government such
talk ought 70 be contemptuously disregaried by
thoughtful men What the city OF New York
wants Is an honest and fearless man In the mayors
chair. and when she has made so rare a CAPTURE
she would be very foolish 70 let him 90 simply be-
cause he is not 70 the taste Of the professional
politicians
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Fon THE B1ooD.
TRADE
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MARK.

NO MERCURY,
OR ANY OTHER MINERAL POISON
1t is Natures Remedy. made exclusively from Roots
and Herbs
It's perfectly harmless
1t is the only remedy known to the world that has
ever yet Cured contagious Blood Poison all its stages
1t cures Mercurial Rheumatism, Cancer, scrofula
and other blood diseases heretofore considered incurs
ble It cures any disease caused from impure blood
1t is now prescribed by thousands Of the best
physicians in the United States tonic We append
the statement Of a few:
Il have used g. s 8. ON patients convalescins from
fever and from measles with the best results.
in. CHENEY, NJ D.. Ellaville Ga"
BREMEN. GA-willie White afflicted with scrof
ula seven years Iprescribed s. and to-day he u
q fat and robust boy. c. W. PARKER, NJ D.
RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 15 1851 have taken three
bottles of swfts Specific secondary blood poison
1t acts much better than potash any other remedy
have ever used. B. r. WINFIELD. M D.,
Formerly of Sussex County Va
Dr.. E. >. HALE. the well-known druggist and
physician of Nashville. Howard County. Ark writes
Having some knowledge to what s. s. s. is COM
posed of. safely recommend it q the remedy for
all skin Diseases it matters not what the may
We have . book giving history of this wonderful
remedy, and its cures from all the world. which
will convince you that all say is true and which we
WIN mail free on application. No family should be
without it We have another ON Contagious Blood
Poison, sent on same terms
Write US history Of your case, and our physician
will advise with by letter. in strctest confidence
We will not deceive you knowingly
For sale BY all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York. 756 Broadway
je2 London, Eng, 80 Snow Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

Assuming that the Commissioners have at
present the right 10 permit the erection OF over
head wires, power which they have exercised In
the past and which probably is not expressly for.
hidden by Congress, was IL not clearly the inten-
ton and expectation Of Congress In framing the
recent legislation on the subject that sucn per-
mits would be granted only 10 the extent
OF maintaining presen, lines In condition 10
meet the requirements OF public convenience? The
Commissioners were committed TO the policy of a
burial OF all these wires both houses OF Congress
expressed themselves clearly as favoring the same
policy, and the legislation forbade the erection of
any wires after september 18TH authorized the
Commissioners 10 permit existing wires TO be laid
temporarily under the streets and directed them
10 report 70 Congress at the beginning Of It's
next session the best method OF removing all
electric wires from the air surface Of the streets
and the best method Of interring the same under
ground Could 10 have been anticipated that the
Commissioners In the face OF this legislation
would reverse their previous policy, ignore the
evident intention OF Congress and authorize the
addition OF an entirely new system to the over
head wires, for the burial OF which they were Or
dered 70 make arrangements?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

The oootail Columbia street cars and the bob
tail herdics continue their merry war. The uues-
tion arises what will the conscientious Don't Al.
pledyers do after the nrst OF september. The
principle OF opposition TO the theory that every
man must be his own conductor Is as fatal OF
course, 10 eonductorless herdc as 20 a conductor.
less street car. While the bobtail car is always
objectionable In crowded city streets and 10 be
abolished as rapidly as possible from all cities 1t
n beginning 70 be evident that The STAR was
night In assuming at the outset Of the hight that
the main grievances OF the Northeast Association
were insufficient street railway accommodations
az times and lack OF transfer facilities rather than
the mere failure OF the company TO provide con-
onctorA
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d KRsKYsM
Newest styles; none but Atwood Jerseys kept In
PLAIN JERSEYS, With or without vest bullet but
tonA nicely flushed two rows Of stitching around the
bottom, only 81 90.
PLAIN JERSEYS. made with new coat back, cuffs.
buttons three rows Of stitching around bottom;
lady In mourning only &c 6S
JERSEYS with front, collar sleeves and back
trimmed with braid. only 81 .9S.
TAILOR MADE JERSEYS, bound and trimmed
tn Monair braid they come in Black Terra Gotta.
IA, ANoThEE sew STYLE. with Loop Braid trim
"a VERY FINE Navy Blue jersey. trimmed with
Black Braid. only S46S
BEADED JERSEYS. two pretty styles, both
sr1mned 'front.' and back, collars and cufs They are
MILITARY JERSEYS" bound with best Mohair
with the same, only 81 2S
BRA BRAIDED I JERSEYS, slaborately trimmed all
c3 aMtt a. nd the, The "N s Blue" only % so
trimmed with best Mohair Braid, only 80 rs
BRAIDED JERSEYS, In V-shaped back 'front.' neck,
ana sleeves handsomely trimmed, only % 08.
A NOVELTY 10 F1ne-grade Jersey trimmed with
three rows OF Mob air Braid laid in folds only &4.35
The most deliberately trimmed Jersey is braided
down the front and back. around bottom, collar and
cuts, only $4.25
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

BY the legislation authorizing the Commissioner
% make regulations concerning the plating and
subdividing OF land In the District the Commits
saoners obtain the power 10 exclude from record
plats indicating new streets not In conformity
with the general plan OF the present city. With
the purpose OF securing uniformity In the plans OF
city extension the Commissioners exercised this
power for considerable period, but the courts de-
cided when the matter was brought before them,
that the law gave the Commissioners no authority
70 take this course. SO the law Is now changed,
and opportunity Is given the Commissioners 10
check that irregular plating OF Land outside the
ctty limit, which Increases every year the din
cuisy OF harnonizing the plans Of suburban WASH
ingson and the original city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

The Senate ant-adulteration bill, reported to the
House yesterday, is a carefully drawn measure,
and seems 10 give the public the desired protec-
ton Many dealers in foods and drugs will prob
ably claim that 1t opens the way for all their
petty-spirited customers 10 annoy them; but the
danger from this source is inappreciable. Anti
adulteration laws have been enacted in several OF
the states, and the merchants have had no
fault TO md with their enforcement. Indeed,
the best class OF merchants have found
that a vigorous application OF the statute
by the authorities has worked 10 their ad-
vantage. IL has enabled them to sell goods OF a
higher grade than they had been able 10 sell
before, the profitable part Of their customers hav-
ing soon discovered who kept uniformly the good
things and who the inferior. 1t will be argued,
also, that INSCRIPTIONS dealers will find ways OF
evading the law. Perhaps Few Will. Nc law was
ever written which could not be evaded by a per-
son having sunicieut ingenuity and patience TO
work out scheme for doing 1t; but that affords
no reason for going without laws. The thing to
do Is 10 make laws as strong and as far
reaching as possible, and then make an
honest EFFORT TO enforce them. The same
argument has been made against every law for
the suppression OF bogus butter frauds: yet these
laws while not absolutely driving out OF existence
the frauds aimed at, have kept their dimensions
within reasonable limits. What has been done In
the dairy market may be done just as well In the
domain OF food and drugs generally, with good re-
suits both 10 the conscientious dealer and to the
consumer who Is particular about the treatment
OF his stomach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

PmIApE1pmA SroRl.
We will offer the balance Of stock Of SUMNER
DRESS GOODS at cost and less.
Batste reduced 10 10 cents per yard
Extra fine Plaid and Striped India Lawns reduced 70
12kc per yard.
Great bargains In Wool Dress Goods at Csc, Sic.
37kc, SOC.
WIN offer special bargain in Marseillss Quilts, full
11-4, ats1.
Extra choice styles In Koechlin's satines, now Csc
One lot Mems Cream Flannel Yachting Shirts re-
duced from $3.50 to u.
Bargains in Summer Underwear for Ladies. Men and
Children.
Great mark down in Houery
One lot Of child's full regular Ribbed Hose, good
quality. Price was 25c to 35c.
15c.
In black, navy and browns
Bargains In White flannsls extra Qualitjss 1t 25c
3lc.. 37}Sc. and 500
ful line Of Mems Furnishing At very low prices
MATTINas. MATTINas. MATTINos.
Remnants ct less than cost
CARHART LEIDY.
au1l s2s 7th and TOO 1T NV
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HAsDkrRcH1Er "FEAsr~ CONTINUED

HANDkERoH1EF FEAsr" CONTINUE,
You who have not examined our special lot Of
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT HANDKERCHIEF
should do SO without delay, a. the quantity ID
becoming rapidly smaller We can only offer
you this treat twice year. and when these are
gone we will have no more until January 81 or
thereabouts.
They include all Handkerchief thrown outby
the overseers for the least imperfsction. such -
pin holes in the body of the linen, errors Of
learners in following the patterns, drawn
threads. mistakes in colors &c. A fine hand
embroidered Handkerchief are now carried
more as an ornament than for practical use. and
as the imperfections in most cases very
slight. in fact. not perceivable when in use, we
think customers will be pleased to buy them ct
the prices named, i. g.. half and greatly less
than half the price asked by u for the same
goods when perfect wehavs divided the stock
into three lots, as follows, and have conspicu-
ously displayed them on . 40 foot counter. first
floor. immediately at left Of our r st entrance.
They comprise:
1000 Ladies' Fine Sheer Linen Hand-em-
broidered Scalloped- edge Hsndkerchisfs. en-
broidered in white and colors. Sold in perfect
goods at 500.
YOUR CHOICE. 3Tkc. EACH.
1880 Ladies' Pure White Sheer Linen Hand
embroidered Scalloped-edeed handkerchief
Handsomest styles yet shown this season in
regular goods Sold in perfect goods at q.
s1.12h. S1.25. sL37x and also.
CHOICE 6Oc EACH
1.5oo Ladies' White Pure Linen Hand-em-
broidsred Handkerchief lacy patterns. to 3
inches deep Sold in perfect goods ct %. s2.50.
S2.75, %. e3.5o.
YOUR CHOICE, e0o EACH
1900 Ladies' Finest Quality Sheer Linen.
Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
Sold in pertectgoods at 81. s2.50. g. s350.
q. S5 each
Your choice only e1.18.
The largest part of these are in the finest quail.
ties. and the bargains" are corrsspondingly
greater. % viii be found upon examination.
First hooE)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Corner 18th and + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

sne United States will not adorn the capital
Nn national PARK and geological garden as a ma
ohai cement and the national expense and II the
taxpayers OF Washington are TO aid In providing
"nateVer park the capital may secure In the Rock
S'eeA valley, IL becomes all the more important TO
suese taxpayers that the necessary land be OBJ
sneo wniie part OF IL can be procured gratutously
snrougn donations, ami thu rest at comparatively
cae4p rate. The rough, narrow picturesque Rock
S'eok valley Is that part OF the District which
suggests Itself as intended by nature to become
sne capitals public park Following the course OF
oener governments, the nation might and should
welcome this opportunity 10 beautify the capital
anu 70 instruct and please all visitors TO the ma
uonai city by meeting the entire expense which
may be incurred In connection with the pro-
posed park and geological garden But what
evef may be the decision on this point
o. the nation, presumably represented by
congress-, Washington as a considerable
city OF the present. and great city OF the future,
WIN need In that capacity Rock Creek park, even
Its people have TO pay for it and present IL 10 the
nation Soldiers Home which now serves some OF
The purposes OF park may be closed against the
people at any time, and the reservations within
The city limits are small and in constant danger OF
being choked with the bricks and mortar OF gov
eminent buildings, or OF being disfgured and rem
oered nuisances instead OF health spots by
railroad depots and tracks and their ap-
claimed. would make convenient and
serviceable park for the people, but in view Of the
condition Of subsection 10 the railroads in which
Is kept BY Congress- and In view OF the prospects
OF Still further betrayal in that direction OF pub
NC interests to the greed Of private corporations
suggestion OF the mall by Congressman as the
peoples park Is nothing short OF mockery. The
people cannot adord TO sacken their efforts TO re-
gain the mall, but the future Washington Will
need also Rock Greek valley for public purposes.
The current expenses OF the city and
the need OF material distinguished
from ornamental and remotely sanitary
Improvements are 80 great that the taxpayers OF
the present city can divert very little money TO
the acquisition Of park But legislation provid-
ing for a survey Of the region, securing title to
that part which Will be donated, and ascertaining
what the expense VIII be OF acquiring this rocky
strip OF land and OF putting It TO the only valua-
BILE use 70 which IL Is adapted Is desirable at pres
ent even If the future Washington, and not the
nation, must pay for the park Title TO the land
might be secured at small expense now, and the
costly task OF improvement might be postponed
until the city has grown sufficiently populous
and wealthy 70 perfect the improvement, or until
the House OF Representatives has experienced
change OF heart concerning its duty in the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15
TINS BE1se PAr.DAr WEE.

win enable you to participate IN our grand clearing
sale Of
TROUsERa
The $3.50 Trousers which ~
have been selling right straight
along for s1o. % and % VIII meet
the approval Of the most fastid,-
Gus. in at make and pattern You
have two more months in which
to vsar them
Business ID good very good.
but we are ambitious. We want
to do better all the time.
The $3.50 Trousers are none
Of them worth less than %. and
from that to $3.50 and "a. yea
verify. $3.50 LUSCIOUS - peaches
ready to be pulled. and Like them,
Just in season Look q them.
We close ct O'Clock. but you
will have plenty of time before
that hour to svail yourselves Of
our masnantzhous o6sr.
Inc $3.50 Trousers are the
sort that appeal to the popular
purse. Just think Of the oppor-
tunity to get . pair of $3.50
trousers for %. 80. Only oncsins
Life time. Here's ~pickins."
We don't do business for
glory. OF mo- But ~ do know
that If We sail you bargain. it's
the best advertisement wsoan st
The s2so Trousers may BE-
the ones you're looking fur" We
shouldn't wonder If you were
when you can get the pick Of any
Of ours that are marked anything
bslow IS. You know we don't keep
very low-priced goods. - We have
no trade for them.
But when an opportunity for
bargains opens up With u.s. you
walk in and buy them. It was. ID
now, and shall be-
Look in the big 7th street window for these bargains
then take elevator to second door, where they have
been temporarily placed for the sake Of convenience
and buy.
sAKs COMPANY.
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS.
aul5 7rH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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CLrAnAscr SALE Or LINENS

C1rAnAncr SALE Or LINENS.
We are closing out ALL
"Odd patterns in Damasks.
odd patterns" in Doylies.
"Odd patterns" in Napkins,
"Odd patterns" in Damask Cloths,
at greatly reduced prices, our object being to
open the Fall season with an entirely new line
Of Table Linens in the very latest patserns
This sale offers . grand opportunity to proprie-
tors of hotels restaurants, dining rooms, board
ing houses, and housekeepers in general to re-
plsnish their linen-closet as . great saving on
former prices. - these patterns, while not the
very latest are not the least undesirable for or
binary use. and are marked at consi derable re-
duction.
ee-inch Cream Pine Irish Linen Table
Dsmasks reduced to 6Oc per yard
e0-inch Fine German Linen Table Damasks.
reduced to 62kc per yard.
72-inch Fine Bleachsd German Linen Table
Dsmasks. reduced to soc. per yard
72-inch Extra-nns Bleached German Linen
Table Damasks reduced to o. IS per yard.
72inch Extra-hne Snow Bleached German
Linen Table Damasks. reduced to sl50 per
yard
DOYLIES AND NAPKINS.
as Cream Damask Doyliss with Cardinal Dor
der, reduced TO Toe. per dozen.
Cream Damssk Doyiiss. with Cardinal Dor
der. fine quality. reduced to o. rs per dozen.
Cream German Linen Dsmask Napkins. 10
duced to s1.25 Per dozen.
y Bleached German Linen Dsmask Napkins,
reduced to s1.75 per dozen.
~hodn
full selvedxe. reduced to % per dosen
'X Blesched extra-hne German Linen Damaak
Napkins. extra quality. reduced 10 % and
e2.5O per dozen.
y Bleachsd Fine German Linen Damask Nap
kins. reduced to s2.50 par dozen.
\ Bleached extrs-nns German Linen Damask
Napkins. reduced 10 - per dozen.
u Blsaehsd supsr-nns 0srman Linen Dsmask
Napkins. reduced to % per dozen.
DAMAsK CLOTHS.
All white full-blsached Satin Damask Ftinrsd
Table Cloths. Of Axtrs quality. and at these
prices extra rood vaise.
Size by ~ yards. reduced 10 o.. so each
Size by 8 yards. reduced to 81 each.
Size by 81 yards, reduced 10 S5 each
Cream Al-linen Damask Hrinssd Table Clotha
with fancy borders.
sass By . yards reduced to q 90 each
Size By ~ yards. reduced 10 o2 each.
Size by 8 yards. reduced to o.. 40 each.
Size by 81 yards. reduced to $3.50.
Extra quality Of Cream German Linen Frine,d
Table Cloths, with Red Border.
siss By ~ yards. reduced 10 q so saeh.
Extra Fine Full Blsachsd Satin Dsmssk
Frinscd Table ciotha with neat Cardinal Bor-
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SEAsHoRz AND CousrRr WoRx
SPECIAL DISCOUNT TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY.
English Ecru Tea Cloths price al 40 reduced "a n no
fure Inens Aemsotosd Tea Cloth. prics o., reduced
BOi!ps sSsssins Table Cover prio. 7se. reduced 10
EXTRA VALUES IN STAMPED LINES.
rringed Bureau Govern extra nne, S3c. reduced TAO
frinyed AL around Bureau Cover. Acc
Butcher Linen Bureau. two yards 3Sc.
txtre Zine Tray Covers. hemstiched k3o
Pair Extra Fine Pillow shams, 81
j Pair Extra Fine, with Drawn Work a 80.
Aredust9n Of ~ Per cent on al other stamped IAnen
New ;S:ds: e Rope snh and sas.rron AZ. rh...a in
WORK wv wv fE Ge22ssH HFN n AEX OF TIE
q. oPPENHEIMER BRO.
Decorative Art Rooma
614 Oh st. NV
Agsnts foe The New Home Sewing Machinss. sul3
EoxREsr D0D01 COAL MERCHANT.
SR6Esf Sc ckss1 ous fdRSsi.nsaf e IA
Sawed and Split Wood TO Order.
sSss s s Srsss wa @s Yen 1Sas
fsieehoss-Yssa. ssl-s, ss..eh onss. sss-a,
jy2l'1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

Perhaps it % New YORK, instead OF California,
which wiz b credited with running the American
Convention