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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

CATABRH.-Ths dreadful disease,
only a slight congestion Of the mucous
membrane Of the nose at trst, increases
with each cold until i spreads through
out the whole mucous system, aftTst.ng
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, siom-
ach, etc. causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tresslng and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment YOU require, VIII b.
gwen you free Of charge by Dr. s. Gay
Todd, zS Monroe-st., Room 8, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II you are nervous, restless, III table,
slecplcss or wake after horrid dreams,
4ued mornings. With dull headache.
bad taste n the mouth, sometimes dis-
charges, and 90 about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition.
desire % be alone. gloomy forebo6ings.
disposition 81 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
Of feeling afraid CT uncertain, some
times low spirits. YOU are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion II
nerve power. which may end .n utter
prosirston, insanity and death
III Won have great sense Of weakness
and woarness. with tired imhf, numb
ness trembling. pflckly sensatons. cold
feet and legs, you arc advancing b. that
most serious disease, DarglYeE.
If yonr head aches, feels numb and
tired wth strange sensations l0ss Of
memory. aDd you TANK with difficulty.
or you are sieepless ~ night. with dr0w-
s.ness and gullness during the Gay. tbe
nerve and BRAN fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death
l. 8 g.. Il
not neglect them or they WI emo m par.
siyss. INSANITY. proeirst0n or death
A. you vslue y0uf ife 90 not neg ect
thee wsrnlngs. Times and experience
have shown, and hundreds of start pp
/ and marrel fous cures have proved. thst
these diseases are perfectly y aud com
pletelv cured bv Df S Clay TODD, 10.
( ~ McHroe- at = room q Grand Rapids
Tnder fte uae of ~ A Clay Todd's
Z remarkable rernnd InE. sIl thsse fvmp-
( tome vleid ss f ~ mage snd strength
E 0f nerves. vigcr of brain, vtaity of
blood ard health 81 body are soon re-
stored
Hs remedies sre purely vegetable
and harmless, and csn only hs ofts ned
ST hs Office
UE TODD compounds rs presc -
/ fons aefrrt. ..eaft Iatent n his Office
Gssarfh. deafness. r1nufnat =rn. rrf.
rogs deb tT. IEsuotencf sud 81 re
eases resulting from esfT ard rscraflDns
I sa1 crosses oi manhood 81 q asaes ~
/ ths arirarT organs. psrtlsl Ysra Fs's.
Tsfiorrf e.. 20 fILres. tfIFD rff. aCrl -
&C cores. dreFsT, ss.n 1sessef. -Fer
ard creT r1mpIs uts tasrf rlsesefs.
tbortnese Of breath. fHCE ~ near,
( sras of BE- - sfC. uc ue rg al ferns =
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
MAKE NO ERROR!

IfyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. ;.
Clay Todd, 43 MonrOe-st :,
room A, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He viii save you much eX-
pense aud loss of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and 25 years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
A RED LIGHT.
Danger in their Remedies!

Very many strong pOlsOns stimulate
the brain at first. then there is a Teac-
ton resulting IN shortness of breath,
palnitatiOn of the heart. and the final
result Is death by Heart Failure.
This occurs very often IN Rheuma-
tIsm.
Ne-v frequently With old people.
Often IN all ages in painful diseases.
There is no need Of using these poI-
sons. as they do not cure diseases only
stimulate or depress the brain.
Therefore.
WASTE 40 MORE TINE
With these useless and injurious medi-
cines. such ss tones, stImUlants, ner
vines and soporoies. sleep producing
drugs. such az opium, morphine, hyper
dermc IniuuCt1Ons Of morphine and
other active po sons, nuX vomica and
It's active prinCp.e strvchu nc. phcs-
phorous and ts reparatous phosphltcs
and hypo-p phosph.t .tes, chloral, ETC..
bandsgss or instrumental app anCes--
they are u no avail the sesse : st.ll
there and can only 10 cured hy DR. =.
CLAY TODD. A. honr0e-st-. room 3,
Grand Bap,ds. Mich. Consu.tst .or Free
and Confidential No charge Tor ser
wees uutl Cured.
Don't waste Yogr trne and money.
No running 20 drag stores
Better medicines for chronlc Z sesse 2
caa 80 bad CT DR. 8 CLAY TODD. -
Wonroe-st, room 4 Grand Rapids.
M-rh.. VITA the correct. free advice for
usfrr then1. Cal On Dr. :. Cay Todd,
ard ae restored to hesah.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
ARE YOU sIckf

Have sou ever had rheumatism
10 y4a 1skr palEs ~ las baekf
10 gou ever have laias be.Nuca the sheale-
es
D. yea have nlehf fsvers or night sweaasg
40 sau have eatarfA4
81 yoa 1ass ellekias o. plnehing ssasa
D1y va aave Ilnbness on he SIDE on wbieh
rs yaa have cold feet and Aandsg
10 500 have sore ThrQaE
d. SDu have paiIs ln inr bfcssts
Hos laHE Aafe Eol orcn alhnEs
Do Nou Aafr iing ns euA4s ~ roaring n The
head
Do Sou lave spells ~ feeling Airaia or unceT-
taut
no soa have confidence In youTseln
- Nog irsi NrA al Aisnt
Do g0l dTvams
10 500 csgsn or raise phlegmy
a. lie skln natural. pale of sAiiowl
HaXe yea pall ln the eyes 81 nosci
DO yuu have spots before lac eyes
Have Heu cramps ia tho stomach ar bowels
haYe sou psin ia tas "a b 90 the hcaaf
Have sOa bImpics GA xUur faCtt
Arc your eyes red al natrrSf
Have you pam or weakness ia the small OF
the backs
30 sou have ffs or falling slcknessY
Are you nervous OF Neakf
10 you hasrsa ieeHug ~ weight snc pres
sure in tae iungs or stoloachf
DO 3nI btlch Mlndt
A Arr Nuu ronsil patrut
Have you dizziness ia the head or weakness
OF s.gEts
DO you aNafe with START
DO YOU awake HlIl "a ie-llng as though fAl
Ing out the loot so the bed
Have you srroiula. Did sores or skin diseases
Have EoU AAficos- OF eulal gca NelAe.
Are Nour 3alats OF cords sl4t.
DO You ierl tired in the - 4rulngf
Have You "a bad tast lu tle moCfhf
Do you EEL generally weak and del beratedf
j. your liver affecivdf
Have sou has typhoid ieYert
Have YOU had lung leverg
DO you have pam or soreness OF the stom8ehl
DO YOU suffer from dyspegslaf
Have you shOrlneSs 81 D. eathf
or have you paipitatati0n oI the hearty
j. your memory Ialungi
If YOU nave any OF tAe above diseases or
sym ptoms call on Dr. :. Clay Todd. 43 Monroe
ST., room l. Grand Rapids. Mich. Consultation
free. Make one call II possible. His success -
the most remarkable ever known.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
Held the Throttle 20 Years.
Many Thousands Of Lives in
His Care.
Mr.. Vim. Potts. a Prominent Engineer Of
20 Years Experience with the NJ.
c. Railroad Writes;

had been suffering a year ano a
half from the most distressing stomach
trouble, burning sensation in pit of
stomach and pressure leading up TO
the lungs; my tongue was coated and
had chlls and fever and cold feet, and
was very nervous; and lost all ambition.
and did not want TO see anybody, and
in weeks lost 80 pounds of flesh, and
constantly getting weaker, and lost 3
weeks time. My physician advised me
to change climate, but could not take
hls medicines, or eat the things he
directed me TO eat, in fact, everything
| tried to eat caused me great distress
| could not sleep; had such pain; had to
get up and walk the floor. ! run be-
tween Grand Rapids and Jackson, and
seeing DR.. >. Clay Todd's advertise
ment in a Grand Rapids paper, | ap-
piled to him May % for treatment. Or.
Todd seemed to understand my case at
once, and his medicines helped me from
the start, and | have improved rapidly
ever since, and now feel first rate.
WILLIAM III. PGTTS,
Engineer NJ. c. Rallroau.
Jackson, Mich, June IS, 1896.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
FOR MANY YEARS DIR
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUMPTION.

FoFr WAYNE. Ind, Sept. l., 1s72-FOr the
benefit of those who think Consumption in
curabie. l will make a statement of my cure
On the tn of last March / was taken with the
Lung Fever. or as the doctors called IL. euro
Pneumonia. / was attended by one whom l
had considered the most eminent phySic clan
of this city for three months and a half. during
which time he employed five other physicians
as counsel. For about three weeks thought
| was getting better. when an absc IS began 10
form in my left lung. and the physicians pro-
nounced il Quick Consumption. From tn 5
time I failed rapidly aud raised from pint 70
"A quart OF phlegm and matter each DAY. and
had night sweats. By the 26th of June had
got s. weak that ] could not lift glass of
water Go my mouth and was cOnnned 10 my bed,
Was reduced 10 a skeleton except my legs and
feet. which were greatly sweiled. Atthis time
my wife seeing Dr. :. Gay I0ddS circular, EN-
ployed him. and / am tree TO say improved
steadily from the time I commenced taking his
medicines. In three days the swelling had
gone out Of my limbs aud in three weeks
was able % be up and walk out doors little,
and In ten weeks was able to walk Two miles.
and felt as we'll as ever did. Vow / walk from
three 10 four miles each day. neither cough NOT
spit. | have no pain and think my lung
JOHN A. MILLER.
% ". Gre ghtOn-ave-. Fl Wayne. Ind.
Nr. Miller now weighs Us pounds
Mr.. Miller is over I'D years old.
Mr.. Miller was cured over i wears ago.
This shows that consumption can be per
mauently cured BY Or. ;. Cay Todd.
People are going between here and Fort
Wayne ever day. Get some friend 60 call on
Mr.. Miller and learn the particulars n his
cure. II was the tax Of the town Tor moatbS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
CERE0RO SPINAL MENINGITIS
Spotted Fever Cured After Siy Months
Terrible Suffering.

FoBT WAYEF. Ind Nov. 3 ls13.
On the 9th day OF last April onp son Thomas
age 10 was attacked with the Spotted Fever.
tterebro Spinal Meningitis and became 50 low
that We expected him 70 die any minute We
employed two Of what we thOugh 10 be the
best physicians in the city. one bad some
thlrty-six years practice here. and brought
four OF his associates a. counsel. but 81 20 no
purpose. He remained ln the same lnsensible
condition. vomiting everything and calling
out In pain night and day. except once in q
while when they succeeded ga deadeninE him
with opium or iaudauum for an hour or 50 be
had become living skeleton. He was So Tins
condition on the 9TH Of August. when We en-
plOyed DR.. 5. CLAY TODD on account of
hearing Of his unusual success. and d scharged
the other physicians. and We are reiofced 10
say that our son has fully recovered under DR..
:. Clay 1odds treatment "a ~ Cheerfuiiy rec
ommend DR.. s. Clay Todd 10 those who are
sick. or who have auy children suffering from
diseases thought 10 De incurable.
MRS. NANCY GIBSON.
81 ". Washingfon-st.. Fort Wayne Ind
Gail on Dr.. =. Clay 1odd and tell him about
your son or your daughter Or your wife or hus.
band III they are not able g. cali nH him Or.
TodG's success is most wonderful. Tie vii
cure them. once room Z. Immen Block. Z
M0nr0e-st-. Grand RAPIDS. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
CONSUMPTION CURED.
70 Years Ago.

Lro. Alien County. IND. Feb = Ts-s
II order 70 corxiace those suffering with Con-
sgmUron that they can Dc cgred. i HiI make
= statement Of my cure. which was Nef Enown
in mv no. ghhorhood aDd carsdereF HffIr
short ~ miracle bout The FIRST of f,gsIsf.
ls7z. was aftacked vIfn consumption ln both
lungs During fhF FIRST month 90 nv com
plaiBt vas IS fhe bosrifss iB ] orf Narur.
under the imme6 sfe care a1fhe 81 vsitfaas Ia
attendance bur- - / GfsV worse from cav 81
GaY. Hy parents fo1s me home. - fhrr
n ought a. die. ncere1 fhis VaT unffI fhe
Hfh 20 October isA arn was anrs-a fe 81
skelfton. Vhen rDV seer ssV DY s Cas- Il aG ii s
sdver- mauf iD fhe rarfr aHd r.rrrHafef
ur 3 r. Mr. John Nc gers fc cas- nn Hr
Toad 60 Eef soTe m eclc no anf from that
rfue eaaaH ~ rff better sHf rrnsinurS -
iu prove UnfIl Est perfectly well anf have
corflr1aa e. evtr snee. 8n one usrfh 1taa
ah. - ~ riae o. pr Taf6s Gree f.r nv ned !.
elnes an6 in fFs menf1s eas rsrfeff IS ssr.t
afrige sIl rho have ftis frrr ffr er.rr fs+
q sErr ~ 1sr = cay feff ~ once "a - e
fbf o1iF GRE Tso he.ref ue p fft fesst
fesnerf
III. car Toa8 d werre. Fa.r 4
Trrsr bors. srana harfs M,h ceres
pheu others isL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
Complications Here,

have sea fex<T tcl 1aTnE wtsf Nbiils
hslAaeht1g sHEelcss NiEtAa foeI AEpefltfs
NensIl S.stis.. a. 1aasle kIrS 1segS - al Aselsle
E.H : 1S1essl IS .aEr4 -HrEtlt.N cNsE
sI1rI fhe urlHf LAS lse1l tsl 1S1 i there sl I
nfFf.fES lrlttatllttsf lhvE Ne1 le9G lfamSut
slr ~ = AIS Ia = Gas laaa caa sise s@a
tAaf hes 8ad > pei l..t4rut cNft.
Have yaa $ Quiok false. fexeE Prs faukEe
FsFGtra atns hNerts eenSsl yiaisl 8 elAffs
ohaelnz Ee4Fiag heVa fate. talte~lH4 aslA
49, ~ Atellrit.e1 4flas-tet lt4ti f@fn ia
Lover farl ~ At11sl Il, sld leAstAEi Sclss.
lisa - fllnrSS o&ihlx tsr Irfe&tV4 sA1 aa
kxslAbs stfsilltk So Rsss ~alcl, tls tnsfi
I llz - 4flAt lrf ~ 0lfk atel ~ t~e
~ tartld urtae. 4he symptoms aIt ~ ssCh s
saFl0as aslals sea Nlfl ise NeFrcSsre ia sItrits.
ta4 ll sel rs i1s Dr. r. Gay aa44 seu NiA
seaa &c Gas e aaHscf auc b. iliiS restored g.
ba4lIh Onee. s. AQlree-sE h0ou a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
Terrible Back
ache Cured.

I had a terrible steady backache for
four years without any let Up at all:
sometimes could hardly straightenup.
Could not ride IN a wagon on account
Of the greater pain from the Jar Of the
wagon, and have walked rather than
ride. have now been under the treat
ment Of Dr. :. Clay Todd, 43 Monroe.
St, room 4, Grand Rapids. Mich. 10
days, and yesterday rode p miles. and
2 miles today, In wagon, without any
PAIN at al, the first time Tor four years.
I would cheerfully recommend Dr.
Todd TO those who have great mans M
their hacks. AVERY DOWNFR.
Get. ls, 1890. Alpine. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Nothing has been better demon
strsted ~ the inductve method Of
science than that Pe-ru-ns VII cure
CataTrh-not only acute caarrh or
mild cases. but s.so cases of long stand
nE Shat have resisted every other form
cf treatment. Letters from every quar-.
cor are received Ia .v testifviug 70 the
virtues of Pe-ru-na in eases of Catarrh
taas had long SINCE gwen up All hope
81 cure. Coughs, colds Influenza. IA
Grippe and acute catarrh weld a. once
to tne action of Pe-ru-na. No case IF
catsrra ear entirely resist tbe curative
virtues of Fe-ru-na, as every case is
e.lher cured or permanently tenefte a.
A lecture en- caiarrh and Its cure bv DR.
Hartman sent free hv The Pe-ru-na
Medci cine Company. Of Columbus. ONO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
TEN PHYSICIANS FAILED
SHE PRAYED FOR Death

Two years and four months Law upon nv
back IN the most abject suffering; every night
/ thought | would not live until morning, and
every morning tnat ] would not live until
night. and prayed for death 70 relieve me from
my misery. " q employed ten l0 physicians.
cities. without any benefit. when we heard OF
the wonderful cures OF Dr. :. Clay Told. and
employed MIN. Thanks q a kind Providence
and the skill of Dr. Todd. Am now able to
get about and attend 10 my household duties
would advise AL who think their case past
help 10 apply 10 DR.. $. Clay Todd al once.
Respectfully
Nov. Is. 1s72 MRS. DAVID BIRElY.
IO1 +. Holeman-st.. Fort Wayne Ind.
Dr.. ). Clay Todd. Room {. Immen block. q
NOnrOe-st. Grand Rapids Mich. should be
consulted Al once, no matter who saws Won
can not be cured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
Are You Always Sleepy

Do you get up nights?
Can you control your urine?
Is there pain IN your back?
Or Nervous PrOstrati0ng
or Nervous Debility?
or lmpotencyy
Any inclination 10 Paralysis?
Ever had kheumatisml
Is stomach weak
Do you feel worn ont?
Is there a sense of goneness7
Pains In back or head?
Are you dreadful nervous
Not enough or to- much urineg
Does ~ hurt 10 urinatey
Does 10 smart or burny
Is there We ght or pressure in lower part OF
abdomen
Does your urine settler
Brickdust or cloudy depositSl
How long this wayg
Married or single?
bout what axe?
Then call on Dr. :. Clay Todd. - Monroe 81 .
Room 4. lmmen Block. Grand Rapids Mich.
He IS the famous Specialist Physician who Is
curing all these dreadful complaints
Almost every town. or city. or neighbour ood
In the United states can boast Of some former
sufferer who has been restored 10 perfect
health and manhood and womsnhood by Or.
:. Cay Todd IN the last > years. He sends
medicines everywhere.
Make one call IL possible. II you are not
able 10 call. send some member OF your family.
and Dr.. Todd will send the remedies you need
and the advice necessary for your permanent
recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

For The Holidays. trr ~. NV N. P'v
sud - +. q n Is. Is. sell cxcurson
tickets tosl local points and t0 Chicago
az oBe AMI one-tniri fare for the r0und
tru. rstes 81 sac Dec ltth. 2sth and
st. Il $40. aud Jan. lsf ls9l Good 90
ma only on 3sts ~ sale aud al good so
RETURN until 4sn. 1rf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
RECOVERING FROM PARALYSIS
Progressive Paralysis 10 Years.

u MY
and isa
nent Can noNg gear
10
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
DIR. s. CLAY TODD
TIE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST!
Room ! lnmea Black. IS Meafos Street
eKANp kAPlDk. NIcH-

NAtfr al - r-es ~ lsstttilsLet ninNN4ht ~
pfleki lag sensaf oas, tr7nulous feel
mae, o4ek If head ache, h4ck ot neok
pelns-sorUei mes runninE ooNn tie
arms ~ oack, ol.Einoss ana either sgMF-
toms leading 80 p4raiysls. nervous
debility. sna female complaints sno
Chronlc diseases. Consultation tree
aao confidential. No charge Tor ser
xioes unul cured. Directions "a az
languages.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-05-02
PERSONALS.

Elder Bracken preached at Oberlin
last Sunday.
Editor J. Il. Hill Of the Woodruff
Ne1Us was a caller last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shearer and wife
visited Kirwin friends last Thursday.
Sam. Rosenberg still says it Is his
intention to take a trip to Europe
this summer.
Editor Anderson of the Kirwin
Chief, was a social caller on Satur-
day.
Miss May Nudge of Logan,is visit
ing her friend Maud Shearer this
week.
Mrs. @. Q. Atkins of Denver, who
was here visiting her sister Mrs.
Dague has returned home.
Mrs. William Stretton has been
quite i'll for several days and is still
suffering from the effects of La
Grippe.
Charles Padget of the Agra Poll
tici0n was in AImena Monday with a
view to locating among US, which he
may do in the future. Id
| Udnce.
j. S. Jacobs who came here from
! Kentucky five years ago and has been
, farming all these years says he has
raised crops every year, and is well
/ pleased with Kansas.
Ed. B. johnson sends US word to
put it in the HERALD ''he Is as happy
aver the advent Of a new girl baby al
/ his house as the Dispatch man is over
being elected a delegate"
Uncle Melvin Spaulding left OF
/ Wednesday for his home which is IL
! Saratoga county, New Work. He
first Will visit friends IN Minnesota
and at Rockford, Ills. He expects K
return to Phillipsburg next fall.
Earl, the six year old son of james
Griffin of Sumner, was severely bit
ten and shaken by an angry horse
, The boy had a narrow escape and
would have Jared worse had he no
so vigorously kicked the horse when
ever he could
When Rev. W. A. Simmons lef
here a few weeks ago he went to Big
/ Stone Gap, Virginia. 1t appears
that the town is on boom and MIR
! Simmons has gone into the bushes
/ of house building. He has sent TO
his brother, Gus. Simmons, w. +
Baker. B. B. Collins and @. A. Trac!
who viii leave this week for tina
place to work for Elder Simmons.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-05-02
Laughable,

I see George W. Cole advises the
trading public generally to keep their
money at home by buying -four, feed,
ETC., from hIm. George this is rath-
or thin; why don't you be honest and
say. YOU would rather finger all the
spare change the dear people may
have to spend for supplies than have
any of your fellow tradesmen do 1T.
Is this not what you mean George?
I am and have been somewhat inter
ested In the welfare Of the people
and county at large, but perhaps not
to the extent George has. But not
Withsbanding I have been running a
-four and feed store here for some
time and have been getting my sup
allies where I could get the best and
sell them the cheapest to the people,
and I think the people viii bear me
out generally when / say upon the
whole I have saved them money, and
this I will ever strive to do; and I
want 20 say further that I believe In
/ free trade to the extent az least that
all the industries and productions of
our own state as we'll as others
should not be excluded from any OF
our markets but be allowed to come
! In and sell on their own merit
I Thanking you for past fayOrs and as
/ surfing you that / am with you stilP
/ to help you all / can, 1 am as ever
Your friend, IHOs. A. MCKEE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-05-02
THE HERALD.
PHIIiLIPSBURG. KANSAS

Go to butchers for family and
pocket bibles. If
Wanted by H. S. Polling & Co.,
duck and geese feathers.
Mail Clerk Medium has moved
into the E. j. Palmer property.
butcher, at the post Office is sell
ing 25 cent novels for Is cents.
Hoffman the jeweler, has a
splendid assortment of spectacles.
J.. DO Dot send away for silverware,
watches or spectacles for Hoffman
has what you want.
The Merchants Carnival under
the leadership of Commander Tucker
promises to be a rich treat.
F. T. M. butcher, at the postof-
flee, is agent for all the eastern news
papers. You can subscribe for any
of them through him If.
Good farm loans in this county
and city loans on Phillipsburg prop
erty will be filed without delay by
VIM. Bisseu.
C. w. Cole has enlarged his
store room and will keep a wholesale
-four and feed store in connection
with groceries. tt.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-05-02

F @. johnson the republican
township committeeman of Mound
township, resigned that Office because
Of the Outrageously unfair method Of
allowing just four delegates to each
township in the late republican
county. convention.
John W. Baton was before w.
A. Lindsey, j. P, Of Kirwin, this
week on complaint of Al Martin of
taking smoked ham and bacon, this
week. The jury found a verdict of
guilty and the defendant was fined
$500 and costs.
There were three small fires
since our last issue. One in John
DawsOn's photo car, one at i. o.
Buen's residence, and one at the
Court House. Fortunately all were
discovered in time to be eztinguished
before any serious harm was done.
There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Farmers Alliance
! Cooperative Association of Phillips
County, Kansas, IN Phillipsburg,
May 10, at 1 o'clock, p. M, to elect
( nine directors and three auditors.
! By Order of Committee.
DO not forget that dinner by
the ladies of the M. b. Church next
Tuesday. Go, eat and be merry, and
/ help a good cause. In the evening
will be the Carnival of business men
! It Will be a fine show. Let it have &
liberal patronage The dinner will
cost 25 cents, and be served in the
/ Cummings building. Ice cream
and cake in the evening.
To the members Of the Farmers
Alliance who are favorable to the OBJ
jects for which our meeting is to be
held on Saturday, May 10, 1890. The
/ COOPERATIVE Association is particu
/ larry requested to bring the subiec
before each Alliance and thoroughly
discuss the matter, and come together
with business in our eye. There is
very important report to be made
pertaining thereto.
Signed, j. THEO. DUNNING.
1t now costs the county for VIVA
/ is properly called county printing
only about $4,000 per year or abou
$4,000 per year each to the HERALD
Despatch and Democrat. The wOrl
is done by all three papers for sixt,
per cent. OF legal rates That /
cheaper than the service is perform
ed IN any county in Kansas, so far a
we have heard. 1t is as cheap as tn
[ printing can be done without loss t
? the printers.
: The County Convention last Satul
7 day was organized by electing Harr
Shaver, chairman. and Q. O. Wilcox
secretary, The following delegate
? and aIternates were chosen to atten
D the Congressional Convention at Col
). by; Delegates, Ritner Smith, j. d
: ALcNay, 0. r. Benedict, d. @. HooY
j er, @. 0. Wilcox, II. B. Mcdonnell
J. j. III SaIIee. Alternates, A w. Rot
y ertson. John Breed, A. @. Hayes, !
= IL. Hill, H j. Shaver, c. E. Andel
son, y. Huff.