Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-02-18

nArIS ana look al MS AmnoASo 5OOOA-
james White, King of Laugh
Makers, and eccentric comedian, IN his
latest success Father of Youth.
The City Council has passed an
ordinance for furnishing persons
building frame houses within the fire
limits.
WIN Bissell, while attempting to
board a moving train at Prairview
the other day, had the misfortune to
dislocate his shoulder.
You may cough and cough and
cough and cough and cough but you
will not, if you take De Wits Cough
and Consumption Cure. Fisher & Co.
1t is always commendable to see
a man put his heart into his work,
but it Is wise to stop and think before
you invest your money.
"A Republican Club was organic
ed Tuesday night with Ritner Smith
as President; James Woods, V. Pres
ident; E. F. Korns, Secretary, and g.
W. Young, Treasurer.
Now ID the time to purchase a
new suit of clothes. j. u. Gebhart
has just got in his spring stock and
has some elegant suits Call before
they are all gone, and select one while
the stock Is complete.
A lot of straw In the cellar of the
frame building opposite the State
Bank caught fire Saturday last and
came near burning the house/down.
A bucket or two of water quenched
the incipient eonAagration.
Don't waste time, money, and
health, trying every new medicine you
may see advertised in the papers if
the cause of your trouble Is in the
blood, liver, stomach, or kidneys. take
Ayers Sarsaparilla at once, and be
sure of a cure. Take no other.
-Rumor has it that one of the
young men of this city. made promis-
es to a certain party in this town and
for failing to keep SAID promises paid
S250OO. We would advise the boys
to Je careful how they make promises
in the future.
in nine days from Feb. 4, to -
inclusive, the pension agency at To
peka issued II, $50 pension vouchers
amounting to S2,495,64427. This
does not represent by several tbous
and the total list of pensions paid a
Topeka but those pad during tha
time.
, The railroads will sell iron clad
signature form, round trip tickets Il
st. Louis at rate of one fare for round
TRIP. tickets to be sold Feb. 20-22, in
elusive, and limited to return Marcel
10. to persons desiring to attend th,
National Convention of the People
Party.
Il would like 70 say to those tina
5 want tirst-class article of -four tina
I am prepared to give them entir,
Satisfaction, both in price and quality
I have Just received a car of -four from
the Lutby Milling and Elevator Co.
Bern, Nemaha county, Kan, wher,
they grow the best wheat in the State
Give me a call and I know that M,
t -four will please you G. w. COLE.
-Thos. Page, junior member o
the fym of Page & Son. was married
at Smith Center Friday last, to Mis-
bIaud Whitney of Bloomdale, Ohio
AIr. Page is one of our brightest anC
most successful and popular business
men, and the HERALD takes grea
: pleasure in welcoming his bride t
our city, and to join with hosts o
: friends in wishing this couple pleas
3 ant journey through life.
, "A dozen or more boys aged from
six to sixteen started out on an ex
ploring expedition Tuesday. The!
were armed with guns, pistols AND
! knives and had in their possession
: about $50. Their parents sent officer
! after them, who captured the runa
ways between here and Stuttgart
bringing them home. A little stral
. oil applied on the spot provided b,
> nature, three times a day and wei
|, rubbed in until cured, Is a remsd,
that is being tried on the outfit
o The First National Bank held it
annual election of directors Tuesda!
! last, resulting in the choice of H. S
= Granger, R. Rogers, W. D. Granger
$ Geo. Veeh and Ritner Smith. Tn,
' directors in turn chose II. S. Granger
a President; r. Rogers, Vice President
W. D. Granger, Cashier; and I. Z
Rogers, Assistant Cashier. This IN
stitution is one Of the solid ones o
4 the state, its management being yer,
: conservative. Although some PEG
= pie do not admire that feature o
banking that allows the issuance o
money, all speak highly Of the per
u sonnet Of the bank
6 On Friday night of last week,
large audience gathered at the Oper
House to witness performance b,