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Electro 6iftsa.

This remedy i becoming 50 well
known. and 50 popular As 10 need 10
specisl mention. All who have used
Electric Biiiers sing the sane song Of
praise. A pursr medicine does not
exist and il Is guaranteed 70 do all
that is claimed. Electric Biiters
will n al diseases Of the Liver anil
Kidneys Nil remove Pimples. Boi's,
Salt Khsum. and other affections
caused by impure blood Win drive
malzris from the svstem and prevent
"a vel a. cure all m2lRriL fevers-
For cure Of Headache. Constipation
aud Indigestion try Electric Bitter.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Prize Scots. and
81 per bottle at !. A. Shreve's Drug
Store.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1890-12-03

A man IN Lewiston, Ne, tens the follow.
Ing story OF how be was cured Of tho rheu.
matism; 81 could just hobblc along on two
crutches, and didn't expect ever 70 be any
better. One night / couldn't sleep, and /
thought I'D Just take short walk out Of
doors. IL was cold night, no snow,
and 1 hobbled along 10 bridge over a
brook near our house. was leaning on the
all looking at the moon when the fence
broke down, and ker-chunk I went right
through the ice all under. made jump,
Fou'd better believe, and started for the
house on the dog-trot didn't stop for
erutches, tell you, and guess they're In
We brook now. Well, sir, hain't had
such OF rheumatism from that day to this. %
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IL was natural enough that Ia,
blinds ofthe White House should
he drawn and that n deathly still.
ness should pervade the mansion
Only Baby Mckee, as he tried on
and took of the white hat, showed
signs,.of life. Throwing aside the
revered heirloom, he crawled upon
his grandpa's knee.
rs any one dead, gran'pa ?" he
asked timidly.
Ihere.was no answer.
Are You sick, gran'pa ?" he ask
cd again.
No answer.
What makes you feel bad P" he
continued.
The silence was dreadful.
"Wherc did you go when you
went away, gran'pa ?"
The little fellow was puzzled over
the continued silence of his grand
parent.
did you go homo ?"
The president sighed, and YEARLY
answered "yes."
"What did yod go home for ?"
the child continued.
ITO vote, Benny"
did you vote, gran'pa ?"
No answer.
What did You vote for (?
Elijah Elijah I" called tho
president.
Yes, deacon" replied Elijah.
"Will you take Benny-out into
ihe ante.room and let some Office
seeker. kiss him 2"
Yer, deacon" )" and the secretary
ied the child to his daily sacrifice.
Veni, Vidi, Wei This Is true Of Halls Hair
i'ehswer, for 1t is the great oouqueror Of gray
OF faded hair, making II look the same even
color OF youth
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some People agree with The Suns opluIons
soout men and thines.sud soms people donit.
ouI everybody likes to get hold Of the newsoa.
sprak lie mind. ~
Democrats know that for twenty years The
sun nss fought Ia the front line for Dsmocrsf-
70 principles, never wavering or wrxkenlnv in
lis loyalty to the true INTERESTS of fb~ tarts "a
serves wiih fearless intelligence and deInIer.
es'eo sleor. Al lines opinions have difTrr~6
- 10 Ine oest means OF accomplishing The ron-
mon purpose II Is not The suns fault If IA
nas seen furtber into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety A. fh~ w~sx,A~.
VIII probably determine tbe result al r. r-~~>
.oenllai eiectIon Of lsa2, and perhaps lhs fnr-
tunes OF the Democracy for the rest on ar
century Victory In ise2 is a duty. ana Inc -
Cunning oil 1870 II The best time 10 starr ant ~
company wifh The sun. IN
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

he best q anodynes. this preparation rap
tdiy soothes irritation. strengthens the deli.
cate orgAns Of speech. and restores the voice
% rs tone and power. No singer or public
speaker should be without n Lydia Thomp-
son. the famous actress. certihes; Ayers
Cherry feetoral has been of Fery great SER
vice 70 me. II improves and strengthens
The voice. and Is always effective for the
cure Of colds and coughs"
-Upen several eccxssons have suffered
nom colds. causing hoarseness and entire
loss Of voice. In my profession Of an ane-
noneer any affection of the voice or threat
Is serious matter, but at each attack,
have been relieved by few doses of Ayers
herry PeetorzL This remedy, with cral-
nary care, has worked such
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That. q Good ons.---TsIl U. Another.


observer" under date of Nov.
2lst, writes from Port Gibson to
the SoEfheyR Lire Stock Journal as
follows
A few weeks ago, a calf, belong
ing 10 lady residing in town, was
taken sick, and the children of the
owner gathered around the little
sufferer 10 ascertain the cause If
possible and aflo-d relief. While
commiseratIng with their pet, a col
0red woman from the country en-
tered the yard to offer n basket of
eggs for sale. The woman's atten-
tion being attracted 10 the calf and
children she approached the crowd
and after a moments examination
Ofthe patient, pronounced il clear
case Of "lost cud," and prescribed
a wet dish-rag with salt on il to be
forced down the calls throat, de- |
claring this remedy would restore /
the lost cud The cook produced /
the material and administered the 4
dose in the presence Of the child
rem. Suffice it To say, the calf still
lives and is apparently well.
a few days after this Occurrance
one nf the little girls Of the family
feeling n slight soreness in her
throat, undertook To doctor herself
by wctting a rag in vinegar and
furcing il down her throat, which
she Withdrew again by string tied
n the rag Her iour-year-old broth
rr Witnessing her attempt az sur
sery, innocently inquired: sitter ,
iidn't ye put no salt on il is We
rying 10 make a cud ?n
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Magical Effect

that I have suffered very little inconven-
lenee. have also used it IN my family, with
excellent results. IN coughs. colds. &e."-
VIVA III. Quarfiy. Minlaton. Australia.
In the spring Of isS1. at Portsmoufh. Va,
] was prostrated By severe attack Of ty-
phoid pneumonia Ny physicians exhausted
their remedies. and for one year was not
able to even articulate word. BY the ad-
vice Of Dr. shsw I tired Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. and to my surprise and great joy. In
less than one month ! could converse easily,
In a natural tone Of voice. ] continued 10
improve and have become since a well man.
have often recommended the PeetorRl, and
have never known Il 10 fall George r
Lawrence. Valparaiso. Ind.
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ten. John b. Gordon, IN a rcccn
speech Al Nillen, Ga. closed with The
following pathetic words: ~If the
people are really tired Of soldiers and
want candidate Of some other SORT,
You need not be long in finding him,
but to AL who feel that way, Let not
your hearts lie troubled by the pres
enec Of old soldiers or generals; they
will not be in your way or any other
mans way much longer. There is q
silent reaper moro powerful than po-
litical plOtters, whosc.scythe is ..gradu-
ally moving down..thesc brave old
veterans and removing them to that
everlasting camping ground beyond
the silent river Wait little while
longer and the last hero Of the great
armies Of Ice and.Johnson, Of Jackson
and Hood, VIII, be out of your way.
They will soon be gonc-trausferred
to another. field and another tribunal,
where. truth and honor and fidelity 10
principle will be fully recognized, and |
where. there win bo no iers'against
and self-sacrificing devotion
10 the Confederate causc,.o against
he brave old warriors who served
Ind suffered and who chccrfulIy offer
ID their blood and lives at the. call of
and of country"
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Which win sell at lowest possible profit.

The New Orleans i'lcaymns "A one ~ an.
newsicHt and most reliable papers n,,I,
iished- It's Editorials ars judirious ANA
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or favor' its Associated Press and snse,.i
s"nthern kilograms cover all imuort ana
roreisn aud Domestic News; its Corr.
mereial and Market Reports are ryunlets
ana are accepted standards; It's Ies,srs
from New York and Paris and shs
special Contributions Of Pearl Rixs-~
Iasnarine Cole hollie Moore Da~,.
Jennie Juna. Marie Points and Other -
nnfaiiing sources of interest and Inforr,a-
aon ana are Of a high order Of liter.r~
merit The Pieayune IN printed in elsa,
new TYPE. of size sufficient 10 bs rssx
"lrhont Straining the ere
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All worth knowing that pew.nar-~
saoniu fcii. send Three Dollars for fhrs.
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rune. or subscribe for iss splendid wssls~
nait'on at One Dollar a wear tn.
weekly is sixteen pages. and i is.nsss -
essfy Thursday morning 10 reach an
~ D""ribers before Sunday
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Stole = Hot stove.

One of the most unique cases Of robbary
"a record was unearthed at Kansas CITY,
when William Jackson, a negro, was ar.
rested for trying 70 sell q stove on a street
corner m the busiest part Of the town.
When the police opened the stove, which
was hardly cold, they found roast OF beef,
potatoes, and few other ARTICLES such as a
small family would have fer dinner. II is
thought he went into some kitchen, re-
moved the fire In the stove and carried Il
on despite It's heat. - :.
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Is one which ~ guaranteed to
bring yon satisfactory rcsull-, or in
ease OF failure return of purchase
lr'c. On This sale plan you can
buy from our advertised Druggist a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. Ii il guaranteed
IN bring relief in every case. when
used for any affection of Throat.
Lungs or Chest, such as Consump.
lion. Inflammation Of Lungs. Bron.
shiiis, Asthma. Whooping Coneh.
Group. etc. cic. II issplsnsant aud
agreeable 10 The taste, PEI fectly
EHfe. abd can alwa's be depended
Hpon. Trial hotties free nj J. A.
Shrevc'r Dug Store.
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Would not Take $1,000 and be With
out "Hed-Ake."


The Rev. joint. Mcbride, Pastor
OF be Presbyteri an church at Mr.
shal, Tex, writes:
Gentlemen--I have relieved sever
al OF my acquaintance at Dallas,
Sherman and Marshall of severe head.
aches and neuralgia without iingIe
failure TO do so inside Of 35 minutes.
| would not take 5000 year and
live without Prestoh's "Hed-Ake. |"
or its equal, which / have yet to 6nd.
NV prayer is that the world NAV
know of your most wonderful dis
coyery, for l can call it bY no other
name JSo. 7. McRRYpE.
For sale by all druggist. 50 cents
n bottle.
House Of Representatives, L. s.
Washington, ID. C.. Jan. II. fsqo
ne Preston Chemical Co.. Galveston, Tex:
IL affords me pleasure TO add nv
testimony TO that hundreds who have
experienced relief by the use Of your
wonderful He'd AXE"
Your obed't sery't. w.HCR,Ix.
Preston's "Hed.Ake cures any kind
Of headache in fifteen minutes.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1890-12-03

Congressman Dolliver made this
profane but prophetic remark a
good many months ago HELL
Will become Methodist when Iowa
goes Democratic"
Well, Iowa has gone Democratic
and the Methodists have our best
wishes for their success.-Nec York
Herald.
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SURVEILLANCE DIRECTORY.

HIcEoRr RrDpR. No e0-T. J. Price, President
W. r pirkett. SECRETARY.
ROCKY Srnivox. No. 91-B r. Parker, Presi-
dent; G. X Regan. S-crsiary.
RrsrSa SrAR, No. e4--J. r. McCaleb. Presidents
A. r. Chnnn, Hecrrfarv.
skHKPrA. No 290--D. o. Perkins, Presidents
VIM j Irhy. Secrstary.
BrxcH GRovE. No. sos. 3. Fife, President;
NJ. y Mitchell. Secretary.
PnnvrpKxcE No. S07-c II. Phillips, Presideni;
L. III. Wilkinson. Secretary.
OAK RInoE. No 473-J. Z. Davis, President;
John p McIutyre. Secretary.
FLowER HfLL. No l26i-J. T Sprott, Presidents
Mn. N Y. Sproit SECRETARY.
RursuM, No. i3o6-Jo-eph Bryant, Presidents
G w. Rnssum, Secretary.
CLAIBORNE COUNTY. No. 30S-Jno. w. Andrews,
President; G. RegAn. Secretary.
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"At last, can eat a good square meal wisbou
lite fiaressiug me r was the grateful excl.u,.-
ton Of enc whose appetite had been ressor.d \,
the use Of Ayers sarsaparilla, after year. Of
dysTeptie misery. A tesspoonfulof shi. e.tr.c,
before each meal sharpens the appetite.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1890-12-03

When Baby was sick. we gave her cassorsa.
When she was Child. she cried for c@ssorsa
When she became Miss, she chung to cassorsm
When she had children. she gave them cassorsa
The Port Gibson reveille., 1890-12-03

Pnrsnrrxn1Ax-Rev. II. H. Brownlee, pastor.
sunday school at $50 every Sunday morning.
PRAYER meeting every "Wednesday AFTERNOON
ats o'clock. Service every. .Bnndsy forsisoon
at II O'Clock, and every aud aud 4th Sunday
at 8 pun.
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The Voice

Is easily injured the slightest irritation OF
the throat or larynx az once affecting It's
tone. nexibility. or power. All Efforts 70
sing or speak in public, under snch condi-
tons. become net only painful but danger
Gus. and should be strictly avoided untn
ever sympsom Is removed. To eject q
speedy cure no other medicine Is equal 70
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MrrHopfsr- Rev. L. H. Aonngcr. pastor.
Service NJ III am every Sunday, and pm Ls'
and srd Sundays Of each month. Sunday
sobool al 4: Is am. p e. Drake. Snpt- Prayer
messing Thursday afternoon at D.
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PnorKsTAxT EPrsooPAL (St- James)-tss'. h-
shur Howard Noll, rector. o..
Sunday schol at $50 am, N. D. wsiker. nnp'.
Morning PRAYER at II O'clock. Evening pray
er at o'clpck. Week Day ssrvices- n olh.
ing prayer and Ltsny WEDNESDAY Ino'nink r'sS.. -
as o'clock. Special services ON Saints
and other holy day..
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CoIoRxD MKrHoDrr-Rev J. A. Davis, pastor.
Service every Sunday at pun and pm. Sum
day school at 9 am. Board meeting every
Monday night. Class meeting every Fndfy
night at pEn.
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T. vswtsr. pastor.
service LAT, and and 4sh Sundaysat II am hna ,o
7.so pm. Sunday school every Sunday 81 AZ
an.
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Part Gibson Dirseto~y.

II. III. Colson. mayor.
ALpfhMxN-J. A. 6hrevr. l.. A. smith n
Richardson. 3nonas
7. n. ReA, Chief Of police
L. T. Newman, city treasurer.
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Church 1irscforT.

Francis Lsnnan, pastor.
service 4lh Sunday each month, NJ ~ An'
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"a FULL SUPPLY OF
Metallic Caskets and Cases.

It In as pleasant Go the tssts M ismon
syrup.
Ths smallest lnfxnt win taks Il and
never know it La msdicins.
Children CRY for It. Never hils to
s1ra.
chills ezoe broken win not return
Cest yea only half the price Of ethsr
Chill Toniea.
Nc quinins needed xs purgstiws
needed
Contains ne pcison- chsspsr shxn
quinine.
II parties the bleed and rvmswex al
malsrixi poison from the SYSTEM
II Is a. large az any dellxr tsnsc xaa
DETAILS FOR 30 CENTS.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1890-12-03

aliens arc funny critters" says an
old farmer. "and have one on my
place that Ia about the funniest Of the
lot. A few months ago she took a
most violent liking for an old hrindlcd
COW Of mine. At first all she did was
TO go out In the pasture with the COW,
bnt aflor awhile she began TO jump on
the cows back. For long time the
COW resented this novel arrangement
and Indignantly shook the hen tf.
But II did no good, tho hen hopped on
again ; uutil at last, in sheer despair,
the COW philosophioally accepted the
situation. She was probably the more
inclined 10 do so when she discovered,
ns she soon did, that biddy, as much as
possible, kept all insects from annoy
ing her. In fact, she went even fur
her than that; for when she discov-
,red that the COW would like TO have
Ter back scratched che scratched 1t in
way to make the COW very happy.
Is a result Of this the COW soon began
o enjoy the companionship Of the hen
nd now when the hen gets of for a
ghile TO eat, old. Brindle is evidently
neasy until she comes back sgain.'
II use Ayers Cherry Peciord freely in my
raetice, and recommend IL in cases Of WhooP-
e Csagh among children. having fond il
ore certain to cure that troablesrms slissas~
an any other medicine knou %. SO says
r. bartlett. Of Concari. Mass
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Gordonk - A.
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THE STAR


AskfAr sArioSAL DIN CRATIC xswkpApxn.
Ihe Star 4 nhe only Se1e York neurspaDer pos
ses.l'g ne f.aie.t confluence Of 1ArNafionl Dem
oeroey and Die Democracy Of Neg York. tke DO
tif'0at battle ground efths Rspa6tse.
fsarls~s, sggrs~ive-s D-mocrat el fhs sxht.
ing kind .sad In I'll rsspset q most eomp pists sna
Esstworihy nswsrarer.
30 Heekig lSar l. the best family nswspz a.,
rnA,bhei. The fsrnsr, the mechanic. ths w.n
tho busy 10 real daily paper. wiiI res morsf fes
MS dollar invssfesi IN The Weekly Star than freq
any Other paper pablirhed.
1EkHs or susscRiFrioE. rnsrxeK rsKx.
Every day year linelsdil 4 sunda ga
aiiy' witeaut Sunday. yssr A. O
Every day MONTH
Diiiy, with~ut SuBa&y, @ menkAs "A A
runasy Eaition year
Weekly Star ypr Al
A free sssseriptirn Go the weekly Star 20 "A.
sender Of club Fl ten.
To Dsncerztie Clmhs -xsm H~md-rs h~ec~.
DenserAtie vatsss. Ne esnp.ign d.cu~.sI e-a
eempars with IL.
hErnts wsntsd in mnserwpisa sesritorv.
Adarsss, THk STAR,
tnffsss 80 fsil Phes.n n.Yl
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comxw~~vmxa M~~-. p~@ "a. lss&
Faxm msmswxwx Ca. Paris. Tsxx-s
Fl.Nss sea ne tArss kss~~ q Ts~f oss~s's Tess
less cam r~eis ! w~~ rA~~s~x Via ne - f~m 80
A&Ss swmm~s. rhs p~~wss wwss &~H8hse@ wlh a.
gave y~ax chiu Ts@Ae ss s&isas<s wks w~F~
p@@< A11 sws<sAr @~z <z@es~1~2 As~ssx h~x c&F~~&x
sAifx sc w~@shs v@~<, e~s % kA~a &T y~~f. N~@
wishiH tkrs~ w~~&s &n~x A~xaAsl@x wfkh Ana cAA
resie tAsy wsrs ksAs kn3 As&rsT. wssA ed &sd r~S
w.w. srusox, Mh
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LOe0f 1"e~f
c..,,,.x corxr Two terms, eighties n days sscn 7
6ss'''.. s..d Ma dny AZ January aud Juiy ss
u 1si olIlspd. Jndss Oh Judicial dsssish j. h
0iLson. district attorny.
n.x cau.r-Two terms, twelve dsys zach
o. o.. AID nondsy in April and korsn,osf'
IMcLaurin, shaneslDE sih shanse'y o''''
e,snh,n Thrsshsr. anstor 2esh district
". M. Barber, representative.
N. g. walksr, sheriff.
A. X Jope<, ehancsry clerk.
w. ID. Patterson, circuit clerk.
Il B~gnsll. trasznrtr.
W. H. Benton. Assessor.
r. q. siddon, surveyor.
NJ A. Doremns, coroner and ranger. 80,
i NJ Brashear jr., superintendent of sdnc@'ion
po.nn on aupxxvlHoxs-Mset lst Monday IN
Jsnusrv. March and August, 4ih hona@y ln
JaIv. members: n. MrDougall, dist: W.
Pearson, dat 2 J. A. Hsgan, disi; J
Richmond, disf. 4; ID. J. cznnon, dist. D. n
x Junes clsrk.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1890-12-03

feni, Vidi, We'll This is true Of Halls Hair
henswer, for Il Is the great oouqueror Of gray
"r faded hair, making Il look the same even
color OF youth.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1890-12-03

For Rates. County Maps, Time Cards. etc
r. n. JONES. Trzv. Pass. Agt. Meridian. Miss
l. hAhDf, Assi, @. P. A YicksburK, Miss.
G. c HARvxr, Rnw,.
Vice President, "a pr
CINCINNATI. o. - a.
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NOTICE.

| always keep In stock the latest styles
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11

The demands of the Farmers ALI
ance in this state relating to a stay of
Judgment, with such provisions as
will prevent abuse, and a reasonable
time in which to redeem real estate
after sale, are eminently proper and
Just. We don't believe very much in
class legislation, but little Of it in
favor of the farmers just now can
be very easily excused. There seems
to be some differences, however, be-
tween the alliance and other labor
organizations that it will be hard to
reconcile The knights Of Labor
claim eight hours a days labor. The
farmer who follows that kind Of a
deal will raise more weeds than corn,
and his stock will show the effect of
sixteen hours of neglect out Of TWEEN
ty-four. No class Of people ought to
make demands without first consider
ing the interests of all. He is a wise
man who can frame a policy that
will not appeal to the selfshness Of
some class or classes of people, anC
until such wisdom as this is found
and utilized no Legislation can be en-
acted that will not create discomfort
The necessity for a little wholesome
charity in business and in politics, a
we'll as in other matters ought not t,
be lost sight -Kensjngton Mirror
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
A SAFE INVESTMENT

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case of
failure return of purchase price, On
this safe plan you can buy of our ad
vertised Druggist, bottle of DR.. Kings
New discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection of Throat
Lungs or Chest. such as Consumption
inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis
Asthma, Whooping Cough. Group. etc
etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to
TASTE perfectly safe and can ALWAYS be
depended upon. Trial bottle free at
G.. w. Bickford's Drug Store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
sHERIFF's SALE.

STATE or KANSAS
Phillips county Sc
In the District Court OF Phillips comfy
James W. Waggener, Plaintiff
Duquesne Live Stock Company
The Guaranty Investment Co tIf33
John Kavncy, Cross & Cobb CO.
partners as Cross s Cobb,
Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given that under, and
by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, IN and by the above named court
and of an order Of sale issued on said iud0neTf
TO me directed and delivered, I will on WedneS-
day, April 10Th, $780, at the hour of , O'clock p =,
OF said day. at the east door of the court house in
8hiilipsburg in the county OF Phillips, state Of
Kansas, offer at public sale aud sell 70 the HIGH
est bidder for cash in hand the following ieecf{b-
cd real property, namely. The southeast Quarter
[sel4 of section one ~, in township two T2I
south Of range twenty C20), and the southwest
quarter (eW = }, OF section six co., IN township
two O. south of range nineteen t19l. west of the
Sixth p. b., all in the county of Philips State
OF kansas said property h9s been levied upon
and is TO be sold as the property of the above
named defendant. Dated this 6th day of March,
A. -. 1880 LEE SCRIvENEB.
Martha Waggener, Orr Sheriff of Phillips Co
and Stins8n 81 gin, Att'ys for Plaintiff
naF. q CT
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11

CONGRESSMAN TURNER Of this dis
triet recently said: Il favor the issu-
ing of three hundred and fifty mil
lions IN greenbacks, to take the place
of bank notes being withdrawn from
circulation; this would prevent the
contraction of the currency. 1 also
favor the free coinage of silver bill,
which would make possible on ex-
pansion of fifty millions per annum.
Our people are now feeling the effect
of the contraction of the currency IN
der the democratic administration,
and a year or so must intervene be-
fore the full good effect Of any change
can be felt in places remote from com
commercial centers."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11

MCLENNAN, the Ellsworth bOodler
candidate for congress, evidently ex-
poets to buy his way into the nomin-
alton, by substituting the small fry
country press. Not much influence
goes with that grade of newspaper
support. In counties where the
Doodle fails to win the editor, he is
SAID to make it a practice to hire
some stool pigeon to come out hoping
that local pride will secure him his
home delegation, and expecting after
wards to negotiate for their aid. A
pocket book must be mighty long and
deep to capture a nomination in Kan
sas, but what would the mercenary
gentleman do when confronted with
about a thousand farmers alliances
at the polls; he representing interests
Numerically opposed to theirs? We
don't believe such men and such
methods can prevail against the
claims of that splendid young man,
e. j. Turner. who stands en- rapport
with his constituents on ever. cues
tion of public policy affecting their
welfare.-ROOks County Record.