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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
TREAsURRR,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following is a
list of lands and town lots in the county of Phil
lips and state of Kansas sold for taxes and uuFe-
deemed at this time. Showing the names Of the
persons to whom assessed, whenever such names
appear on the tax roll, the amount of taxes and
COSTS together with the interest thereon CalcDlet-
ed to the last day of redemption tSeptember lths
1901 and unless such lands and town lots are re-
deemed on or before the date given they wi, be
conveyed to the purchaser upon the pFeEent8 on
of tax sale certificate as required by law.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

Last week the Dispatch thought it
was giving us a hard one by copying
a part Of a HERALD editorial regard
ing John Bissell printed by US several
months ago. Here is the extract:
John Bissell is an honest. conscien-
tiOus. clean man. both morally and pc
itically, and has the requisite ability
to fill the gubernatOrial chair of Kan
sas, or any Office IN the gift Of the PEG
pie of this commonwealth, and this we
say without his knowledge and with
out intent on our part to boom him
for any Office. The abuse which be
received from certain newspapers IN
this judicial district, during the late
campaign, for the part he took IN the
Atwood convention, was wholly IN
deserved. If we had more John Bis
sells In public and private life the
country would be better than 1t IS
PbjIg5p8bl8-g Herald.
Yes we wrote the above and print
ed it. That was an expression of our
honest sentiments then and we have
not changed our opinion since. We
did not write the above to boom Mir.
BlsseIl for Congress, but if the PEG
Die should see fit to elect him to that
responsible position it would be all
right. He would serve them faithfully
and we'll,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
RUCKLEN,s ARNICA sALvE.

The best saIve IN the world for suts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
Sores letters chapped hands, chill
biains. Corns, and al skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
CURED. 1t IS guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. FOr Sale by
e. w. Bickford.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

The Farmers Alliance .AdrOcdfe
of Topeka is the organ of the Kansas
Farmers Alliance and is a splendid
weekly paper We have an arrange
ment with the publishers by which
we can send the HERALD and AdUo-
cate both one year for $500 in ad-
vance. If
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

The alliance movement keeps
spreading and taking every thing by
force. 1t is succeeding in every
thing It undertakes except retail stores.
A few of the rash headed ones are
denOuncing the business men of the
towns, which they should not do, as
many a man has been carried OVER
by the merchants Of our town year
after year, when it was a great accom-
mediation to the farmer No sensible
farmer will undertake to bankrupt
his dealers. The interests of the town
and country are too closely related,
and instead of downing the towns"
turn your attention to the great ques-
tions that directly affect you-Car-
ker city Journal
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
$3.50 IN ADVANCE

General Manager st. John of the
Rock Island has issued circular in
forming employees that they will be
discharged and not be re-employed If
found intoxicated either on or off
duty That Is a reform that Will
prove to be a great good in the rail
yay service
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
Note Of Rzplanation
LOGAN. KAN. Mar. 81. 18I

LOGAN, KAN, Mar. q, 1890.
Ed HERALD: In your paper OF
March Dist, I see an article headed
"A Correction" In reply would say
that I did make such mistakes in
writing up the proceedings for pub
icatIOn. 1t was due to careIessness
on my part. Will explain how it
happened at the next meeting of the
County Alliance. The resolutions
referred to were introduced by 7. n.
Shinn as auxiliary and were adopted
without dissenting vOte.
Yours ETC., B, HNsDELL,
Secretary.
Mr.. Boyd seems unable to reason
on a subject without personally abus-
ing those who differ from him. He is
latterly in a towering rage at US and
/ other republicans for being friendly
toward the alliance. He apparently
believes that he has a sort of exclusive
right to speak favorably of alliance
! principles, and that every republican
who claims to be an alliance man Oh
even friendly toward the alliance is
hypOcrite. In fact he has stated anC
! repeated the statement that neither
/ republican nor democrat can be
/ good alliance man. Fortunately sucl
| lop sided, bitter, abusive, and fanat
ical would-be-leaders are not able t.
cripple the grand alliance movemen
by their efforts to raise the part
war whoop and by trying to stir u
i'll feeling between the members @
the respective parties, Mr.. Boyd, b
reason of his intense partisanshiI
his bitterness, and his inability to az
cord honesty Of purpose to those frOr
whom he differs, is a very unsaf
leader or counsellor. He ought t
have learned by this time that ther
are other honest and patriotic peopl
in the world besides himself
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

a continual coughing is very annoy
ing to persons sitting near you IN any
kind of a gathering; besides, it is of
great damage to the throat and lungs,
and is exceedingly dangerous at this
season of the year. One half bottle of
Begg's Cherry Couch Syrup will relieve
any ordinary cough, and this remedy
costs no more than the inferior grades
that are thrown on the market to sell
at enormous profits. s. S. Fisher &
Cos druggists. dec 4 Tyr.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
DUKE OF CLYDE JUNIOR

VIII make the season Of 1890 as fol-
lows: At my barn one mile east and
one north of Phillipsburg, Kansas, on
Mondays. Tuesdays. Wednesdays and
Thursdays; at Smiths barn in Phil
ipsburg on Fridays and Saturdays.
mar. 29-2m- j. w. AIAxsON,
Proprietor
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
PRAIRIEYIEW ADVERTISERS.

Notary Public. ............ .-....JAC0B POPPEN.
Justice Peace and Notary Public, D. D. BEus
Druggist and Physician. -... III. G. SPRAGUE.
General Merchants ........ PePPEN & VAN DTEsT.
Logan Lumber Co, Manager. 80 j. W. BOWMAN.
Harness Dealer .......... ...... WIN. IUNDERNAN.
Livery and Feed Stable. .-....- John CUMINGs.
Hardware and Implements. I'D. S FARMER.
Blacksmith Shop - ...--.-.-- VIEzENT BOLTE.
Flour Store ............-...... Mrs. II. HODGINs.
Carpenter and Contractor -.....G ZwIERs.
Commercial Hotel zee. ......-.....L. o. FANsLER.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

9. D EOENa q. a. DAUUh
KORNs 4 DtGUE,
PUBL HERS AND PROPRlETORS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
GALLANT OLD SHERMAN.



strange Young Woman.
Colonel H. NJ, Dayton, OF Cincinnati,
who recently visited In Detroit, waa
Gonoral shcrman'a AdlutantGonoral
during tho Atlanta campaign and on tho
iamoua march 70 the sea- Aitor tho war
ho received q commission as Captain
Of cavalry In the regular army and was
detailed at GonorOl Shorman's hoadquar-
tors, rosignlug In 1870,
Colonel Dayton has natural dolioaoy
about making tho llttlo pooulIarltloe OF
tho brusQuo old General, with whom ho
was no long associated, u subject Of con.
yoraation, but admitted whilO hero tho
authenticity Of an incident which is ro.
latod as happening tho last year Of tho
war
General sherman was travelling 10 50,
Louis, with Colonel Dayton IA hia only
companlon Tho General had drawn
tho capo OF his big oyorcoat up over hia
head ono night and waa ondcayorlng 10
ratoh fow winks Of sleep whom tho
train stopped for iow moments at u
station. Colonel Dayton had got of tho
train 10 stretch his lcgs In littlo prom
onado whom woman approached him on
the platform.
"You'ro o military man, arcn't your"
she asked
"Yos, said tho Colonel,
"plcaao tell mo what car Gonoral
Sherman Ia In, will youp'
"Tho brakeman thoro will toll YOU"
ho said, wishing 10 shift tho rosponsi'
bility for disturbing tho Gonoral. liy y
sign tho brakeman was made 10 undor-
stand that II would bo all right and ho
gavo tho desired information. Tho
woman entered tho cur designated,
walked 10 whcro tho Gonoral was, and
began pulling at the oapo over his head.
"Ia IL Gonoral Shorman2'
"Yos, madam" gOspcd tho awakened
warrior,
"Gonoral sherman, felt that must
aoo you wanted 10 look at you and
talk with you, had three brothers In
your army In tho Fifteenth Corps Two
OF thom will mover come back
Tho General Strengthened up In q
minute and his eyes gdt little moist
Ho would have done any thing for hor
aftor that Three brothtrs In his com.
mand and two killed lie sat thoro and
talked with hor with such courtly dig.
nifty that, encouraged o crowd ot women
and girls, tho companions Of tho aistor
Of tho throo soldiers crowded into tho
car. No ono would have suspected that
his nap had boon spoiled. Tho woman
who had awakened him was young and
by no means unattroctlye In appearance,
His color doopcnod 40 the train prepared
10 pull out,
"Gcnoral ia lt--is true" she asked,
hesitatlngly "what thoy say about
your kissing tho women wherever you
gop"
"tm afraid " is."
"Woll, why do you do it7 Docs 10
please thom2"
~ don't know whether IL doos or not.
Bomo OF thom say IL doos,'
"Gonoral can Lean "--thon eho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
RANDOM SHOTS,

Tm oldest living officer OF tho rogu
lar army next 10 Gonoral sherman Ia
Colonel James Bolpor llo was placed
on tho rotIrod liet ten yoara ago, after
serving forty.ono years In tho army.
Tm citgons Of Richmond have do
clarcd that tho Confederate presidential
mansion must stand on account Of la
historic interest, II hua been used for
schoolhouuc aud IL IN u dilapidatod
sonditlon,
IN general ordors No, I, recently pro-
mulgatcd, CommOndoriu.Chiot Griffin
announces tho provisional diyisions OF
Washington and Oregon, tho limits Of
each 10 bo bounded by the geographical
limits Of tho Stptoa Of Washington and
Oregon, respectively Captain Hiram
u. Hall, Of Spokane Falls IL appointed
Colonel Of the provisional division Of
Washington, with headquarters nj
Spokane Falls, and Captain s, II, Crit.
iths, Of East Portland Orco Ia appointed
Colonel Of the provisional division Of
Oregon, with headquarters at East Port
land,
Tm pilgrim who Journeys 10 tho
Montgomery cemetery at NoTistown,
Pa, 10 DO reverence 10 tho tomb Of
General Hancock, Ia not apt 20 boar
away with him the most agreeable im-
prOssion, II ho be u stranger, no ontors
tho littlo city OF the dead with exalted
ideas Of towering monument or im-
posing mausUloum erected over the dead
soldiors romains, lie will carry away
picture Of deserted and neglected
ya,Ft in u solitary cornor Of graveyard,
with not n word or token or bit OF
marble TO tell that n horo lies ontombcd
within,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

NNNNANNN ANNANf
Macon can very readily lay claim 10
tho most youthful upholder Of the honor
Of tho Confederate cause IN tho person
Of Mr. len GoOdyearwhO, scarcely In hia
fourteenth year, was found In tho front
rank Of company from this city that
Joined tho sIXty-iourth Georgia rogi'
ment, and who oluHg 10 II from tho day
II loft tho Central city for NJ, slmonda
Island 10 tho sad hour Of AppOmattoX,
whore he, with tho handful that we're
loft, surrendered 10 tho overwhelming
leglons OF Grant Al this surrender,
Relaing tho opportunity, tho remalna OF
theeolorR Of heregImentby that tmoro'
dueed In slae 10 the Dimensions Of aniok'
pl pocket handkerchief, were entrusted 10
him, and ho at once concealed them In
bis bosom under his gray jacket That
night tho camp whore tho worn-out Con-
iedorates tried 10 secure tho rest 80
much needed from the excitement and
fatigue Of that fatal day was raidedby tho
Federal soldiers whowo nearand Ben,
Ia tho arms Of Morpheus and no doubt
dreaming Of home and mother, knew
not the hour whom tho camp maraudora,
rapaeIoua for loot, stopped over his re-
eumboRt form and cut the precious ban
ner from its repository upon hia faithful
heart, Al tho same time he was rolloy.
cd Of his knapaaelg havefaael aud every
other available aHcle "Uncle Ben"
whom first Joining tho company waa ono
Of tho rank and file, but was made In O
little while drummer boy and then
elected reglmental stewart serving tho
entire term Of the war, four years, and
returning safe and sound 10 his home at
tho end, Al Gettysburg, and afterwards
no served on the Of General Gordon
and considered II tho highest honor Of
all that was conferred on him through
out hIa campaign, Macon (Ga) Tolo'
graph,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
AN OLD Wan HORSE,
A Confederate Charger That Reached
the Ago Of Thlrty-rhree Years

A Confederate Charger That Reached
the Ago Of Thlrty.Three Years
Thero recently died ON tho farm OF
Colonel CraIghill noar the City OF
LynchburR, Nao % horse that enjoyed
the supposed distinction OF being tho
only survivor In tho South Of the cavalry
atooda Of tho civil war, llo had reached
the age Of thIrty-throo ycara, but almost
up 10 his last hour, az the worry time that
ho had fallen into extreme docropitudO,
N IN said that his spirit would al oneo
roylyo 40 the sound Of cannon or mus
kerry or tho strains Of martial music,
although 10 long q porlod had passed
since ho had gone into battle llia
original ownor, having been mombor
Of tho famous Stoncwall Brigade, had
ohrlatonOd him "Old jack after tho
immortal Stonowall, and tho old horse
Gooma 10 have been worthy Of tho namo
no bore, which was tho familiar titlo
that tho soldiers Of Jackson gave TO
their groat commander "Old jaclt' 70.
coiyod two wounda In tho various
charges In which no took part but
noithor could have hcon very severe, as
no had yigor enough loft 10 live 10 o
very advanced age for horao. From
the hour that tho war ondCd, no had
boon required 10 perform only very
light service, n being worry properly
thought that no heavy burdens should
bo imposed on an animal that had 40
distinguished q history, Upon his death
hle owner gave him honorable burial,
and We understand proposes erecting a
suitable monument over his grave
Chicago journal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Two graves of tho form called "shlpn
shaped onos, dating from tho carly iron ago,
have becn discovered noar Aalborg, In Jpt'
land, similar graves having only been onco
before encountered In Denmark Thoy aro
built OF stones in the form OF ship, tho cal
olned ashes of tho body being strown at tho
bottom. Further, nine graves with skeletons
from tho later iron ago have boon found noar
Frcdorikshavn, tho size Of tho bonos indlcat-
ing that they were persons of small stature
In addition, four smooth rings Of bronze,
having, no doubt, formed q neclSlot, have
been dug out OF u poat bog In the Same local
ity A ronic stone Of great interest has boon
discovered at Kinneoulla, In West Gothla,
Sweden, having hitherto been covered with
turf Tho portion uncovered represents
Eomo ships, tho figures OF two men, a great
number Of snucer shaped cavities, wheels,
rings, etc, ongravon on the rock, but thcro
appears TO be grcnt many moro signs below.
The crown has takea possession OF H. and a
careful auryey Ia bcing made. London
Standard. e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
How Tho Mini, Flshea.

Whllc engaged In geological work on tho
Cedar rIycr, Iowa. says Mr. O, L. Webster,
my attention was attracted by mink on
gngcd In fishing for her young, On tho rip.
plea In the centor OF tho stream, whore The
water was not moro than two foet In depth,
was n Cat bowdcr rising few inches above
the surface, On this rock tho mother mink
took hor position, and watched for small fish
TO approach, when she would dive into tho
water, bc gono for a moment and roappoar
usually with 0ah IN her mouth, which aho
would deposit In tho center Of tho stone, stop.
ping Us struggles by quick, sharp bite hack
OF the head. Tho process was repeated until
sovcn fish were deposited on tho rock Thon,
taking one Of thom IN her mouth, sho swan
10 tho shore, cllmed tho stoop bank and ran
hastily 10 her young In burrow undOr an
old stump,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

IN 1919 Hiram y, Rawtelo was born IN
Boston lie began lie aa a carpenter and
fually got 70 ahoemaklng A. 0n advertise
ment he used 10 go about whlatlng yankee
Doodle and carrying q shoe oyer hIa aahoulder
and another In his hand, Thu he attracted
attention, soon becoming known a. "Yahkee
Doodle Aawtelle, and made hH fortune. llo
died, leaving a wife and two sons, Hiram
aud Isaac,
Isaac sawtelle was not young man Of
good character, In fact he turned out q
"toughn About 1870 no was sentenced for
three oaaoa Of assault 10 thirty years In
prison, but IN December, 1880, was pardoned,
having led the prison officials and hid friends
10 believe that he had reformed.
Going 10 his homo In Boston, no found his
mother In possession Of tho family property
which was being managed by hia married
brother Hiram, Isaac complained that II
was managed badly and persuaded hIamother
10 transfer tho management from Hiram 10
himself This was done, There eau bo lltto
pleasure 10 family Ia tho return Of meni-
Dor who has gone wrong and served term
In ntheponitontIary but for Hiram sawtolle 10
find his brother back 10 aupplnnt him must
have been Irritating In tho extreme Al any
rate, tharo was "bad blood between the
brOthera
On Saturday, Feb. |, ifaao told Mrs, III.
ram sawtelle that Hiram had glyon him pcr-
mission 10 take her little daughter, yeaT
old, 20 Manchester, N, H., and that hls
mother was 10 60 also, On tho following
Tuesday Hiram received a Dispatch from
Rochester announcing that Tho little girl was
very III, aud the noxt day Mr. sawtello was
called. Hiram Snwtello atartol and has not
since boon soon alive, though MIRA sawtello
did not 80 NJ all, Isaac having tologrOphod
that tho child was better On Thursday
Isaac returned with hia mother and tho
child and reported that ho had heard nothing
from bio brother, and on tho next Sunday
startod out 20 search for him
Little Marion Sawtcllo told hor mother that
hor uncle had forced her 10 take some "black
medicine which had made hor sick, and dur
Ing tho night ho gave hor Eomo pills, but sho
threw thom under tho bod. The n0xt morn
ing her unclo asked her u she had takon them,
aud being afraid OF him she declared that aho
had.
Mrs. sawtolle 40 once concluded that laao
had murdered hor husband. lsasccamo back
from his search Tor hiS brother on Sunday
morning, but IN roply TO questions said moth
ing and soon left tho dou,o llIramt diaap'
pearanco was meanwhile reported 10 tho po'
lioe, aud Isaac was sought for They missed
him on Sunday, and then began totr0ckh him,
A party started out from Rochester In
search Of Hiram. They oamo upon blood
stained wagon, a blood stained az, a eloyen
shoe, which was identified a. belonging 10 tho
man thoy sought II was In tho wood about
twenty toct from the road, Near II was
rcd anOt Nm the mow, which q phyNeIhn pro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

MRS. MARIETTA BONES, Of South
Dakota, ia trying 10 work up some
notoriety by ass0ultlng Susan Il, An.
thony. In AN interview, In Chicago,
Bones says "1f am not mistaken The
brainy women OF our party will rally
around me, and we will show Miss
Anthony what we folks from Dakota
are made Of" Well Mrs, Bones has our
kind permission TO show ms what she Is
made of, but we shall Insist on seeing
something more attractive than Bones
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

When the arya Is fully maturcd II pro-
oeeda 10 spin ita cocoon, aud from tho silk
mca throwa out silken thread about 1000
yards long, While doing this II continually
moves is head around for about three daya
Tho coooons nro whito or yellow In color, egg
shaped, aud measure from an Inch 10 an inch
and half In lcngth, and from half an inch
10 nn inch In diameter They aro like a
hard shell with some Of tho silky ilbou ON
tho outside
IN order 10 ui0 tho coeoona for silk, thoy
ore gathered before they are pierced by tho
moths IN making their exits from tho she'll,
thus bursting them and mjurIng the silk,
Three or four days are required for tho silk
worms 10 spin their coeooua, aud two or three
days after thoy are gathered before tho shclli
are burst Whom the cocoons nro gathered
the chrygaIdes have 10 ho killed by heat,
either dry or steam heat, aud are then sorted
according TO their h2o, color and quality,
The mulberry leaf Ia tho principal food Of
tho silk worm, and groves Of tho mulberry
troo aro cultivated for this purpose
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
PLEASANT READING FOR BRIGHT
BOYS AND GIRLS or TO-DAY.

An InsiEulnoant Looklng Worm That Pro-
duees Oua Of tho Most Valuable nieroan-
tile Articles Of the woHd-A Frank IA
plauation by amall Hoy.
Among many OF tho useful discoveries and
Inventions with which the Chinese are
credited rs tho manufacture Of silk, which
Ia supposed to have originated with thami
AZ all events they iealously guarded tho
method employed 10 most valuable 49,
oret, and other nations obtained knowledge
OF II slowly and only through various In
genlous Rrtiiloeh A writer In Vioks Maga-
zine, from which our cut Of the silk moth,
silk worm and cocoon N reproduced, tells that
tho secret was carried lnto Persia by some
monks who had resided u long tlme In China,
and knowing that thoy would not bo allowed
openly ~ carry away tho Silk worm egga,
concealed them In a bamboo cane and IN
this way tho different varieties Of silk worms
were scattered over many parts OF tho
world.
The Bombyx morI Is the principal ono OF
tho silk producing moths, and belongs 10 tho
family Of Lepdoptera, IN which are some Of
the largest and most beautiful Insects, 10 10
OF a grayllh color tho body Of the male not
half on inch long and that Of tho female
somewhat longer and stouter, while tho wings
are short aud weak, Tho arya Ia without
hair, Of gray or cream color and from three
10 three aud half inches long, The silk yea
sells are two Aoa running along the sides OF
tho body aud opening by ono spinnerot on
tho under Zip Of tho arvh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

TIE Plain Dealer prints q talk with
m intimate friend Of Major Mckinley
In Cleveland. This gentleman says
Mckinley will not change his residence
for the purpose Of running for Con
gress IN Republican district this year,
but will wait, lay up for recuperation
aud run for Governor IN 1901, As mat.
ters now look this is the wisest course
for the Major. Then, IL he should be
elected Governor In 1891, he will be.
come q prominent Presidential candi'
date In 1892
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
rho nnnt Rnnnlt.

Every ingredient employed In rfoduc-
ng llood's Snrsaparilln IL strictly pure,
and is the best OF lis kind II is possible TO
buy, All the roots and herbs are. care.
fully selected, personally examined, and
only the beat retained. SO thnt from the
time OF purchase until Hoods SarEapn-
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watched with view 70 attaining tho best
rceult. Why don't you Try IL