Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-06-30

paDllcan OEaL9 convention
The Quarterly meeting of the
County Alliance will be held in Phil
hpsburg. at Cummings Hall. on
Thursday, July 28, at 10 o'clock a. m.
o. l. SMITH, j. T. ARNOLD.
Sec. Pres.
Late to bed and early to rise,
will shorten the road to your home in
the skies" But early to bed and a
Little Early Riser" the pill that
makes life longer and better and wis
or. Fisher & Co.
"A large gang of men are rushing
the new hotel to completion. Plaster
ers inside and carpenters outside are
hurying the work so that the building
may be ready for the Knights Tenn
plar's pilgramages in August.
There is one branch that is neg
lected in the Normal course and that
is physical Culture" A few min
utes a day devoted to gymnastic prac-
tice would square up many of the
round shouldered teachers, now at
tending the Normal.
-Phillipsburg has had quite an
addition to its population during the
past week in the shape of meek eyed,
long cared burro, which was import
ed from the mountain wilds of Colo
RADIO by Frank Mckay, for the use of
his children.
w. G. Don Carlos, who was in
Boulder some time ago on a visit and
then went to Sterling, has come to
Boulder to stay. He thinks Boulder
the prettiest place IN the state and
one with the best prospects.-BOuI-
der Herald.
Chief Engineer Day of the Rock
Island railroad, commenced setting
grade stakes for the new extension
from Lincoln southwest, last week.
The line has been definitely located
as far as Jansen, the first station east
of Fairbury.
The committees having in charge
the races and base ball on the 4th are
promised some good horses. The
Gaylord base ball club will be here
and contest for the purse offered.
Come in and have a day of pleasure.
% cents admission will be charged.
The Rock Island Is now selling
round trip tickets, where the one way
fare is $500 or less at a reduction of
ten per cent. For instance if the fare
is S1.00 one way, a round trip ticket
is sold for $3.50. This plan is in use
on all roads in the west.
The union services at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday, was at
tended by q very large audience; a
very interesting sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Mr.. Crawford of the Bap-
fist church. Another service Will be
held on Sunday evening, July 10, to
which all are invited.
Caesars famous ''Veni, vldi, Wei"
I came, saw, I conquered-might
be an appropriate motto for Ayers
Sarsaparilla- We charge nothing for
the suggestion. This great blood-pu-
riier conquers wherever it comes, and
is now absolutely without equal IN
the world.
The committee on sports at the
Sunday school picnic at Oak Island
on July 4th, have arranged program
consisting of, sack, Wheelborrow, and
old mans foot race, creased pig race,
climbing creased pole, game of town
ball, lighted candle race, a cyclone of
fun in itself, ghost dance by the Cali
thumpian PulVerizers.
There Is one class of citizens who
are not very much IN love with the
tariff measures and that is young
America, for the tariff on fire crackers
is such that the genuine Chinese ar
ticle cannot be retailed for less than
twenty cents per pack, while the cheap
article that is made in this country,
and sold at five cents does not "crack,"
but just "vizz," as a Disguised dealer
puts it.
The sermons at Baptist church
next Sunday, will be preached on the
following subjects: At II a. m, $40
The Churches" at 8 p. m, ''The
Young Man Joseph" The evening
service is designed to be helpful to
young people. All, and especially
strangers and non-church goers, are
crrdially invited to both services.
j. L. CRAWFORD. Pastor.
The Normal Institute now in ses-
sion, is having a most successful term
ander the management of the excel
lent corps of instructors, III teach
ers being enrolled. Never before has
the educational work of the county
received the attention that it has at
present, and too much credit cannot
be accorded to Superintendent o. L.
Smith, who has shown himself to be
the right man in the right place, and
if the people are wise, he will be con-
tinued in his present position The
school and the Judiciary should be
free from partizanship, and when