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Cannot bt be sensible OF her skiful employment Of all
pos .lie detail, that can hsp To heiyltti an
sGsss ' ct an. 1mv W.
SHOWED coIannaon Or WORK Of the .cr!o az
the iurt"re anu o. perry hlak.r and OF the rosurr
w D o E. os tn.' AZ;
launching q ~. new venture Of hers naturally a.
ctdrd 10 Drsm tic at Tie Harlem era Ii"uss
a. On Sog .' 3! Wi. Gr
turmance- q, plays ~ the l%i.st cilss sh-riGan's
So1 p wei .s H.. '"E HsGfss IL!
s 10 az. % p an n! Sy VIII BE- 8GS
tive nr reH.s"nIaiivrs II the press BY ON-i-.
"rpgnal urts and stiikms novci a. :" ms Il nav
ss - b. Nss s ns n any s
EoGsart anrns ~ long run a. Palmer last season.
TUNES ron and elaborate as were worn by an
.s Sfs The .y'e Of 3 oSd nj
Vatican lac. The bodice beings very long pour point.
y. {" riyst liz sIr"t Of srmI,art,nsas n "a,s.
ria! "sh, W.. ,a a., s s,t NE + G.e M.;:s Al,
leather werE"i nGoth,o..Iver, This snt "ther ina.
N aan;s ir' .eSn rHen ~ a HsI K. So ~
h.. charge a. tie d.ss,masns d.narlmenI Al nh.-
edged WIN - plotusl.n o. brusss. poiui iaGe. lie
was6 Nh M as..y u sTs NE f !.:
lace, lh,, h'lAC" is stlaTs Gu. IN, front, Light
a .hnl sSS Worn sH Wn ,h. to cosis
s r. o. E rsss ME- on Mn. sP
Hyure I'M, ~ y tra!s e%mpo.ed q three cape.
nId he Mr. lrtdc H'p The hat NJ tic utTaUsin. :.
borough ia,.Ipu. but With io,ntei crown. II is mails
of the rnrs,. fh- lress ana early cove red with
ostuen pup"s Ut me sans dri cate niue ur and is
RumruteG WIN SILVER and rhine one agTciips All
the icwrlry with TINS dress vii. b. turuuoses AMI
dlaInOnds wira the exception Of an old fash oncd
tens tho lac. rape. MIS- W.nwrisht carries the long
w.d s"a P", 81.
introduced something OF novelty In having tho petit.
cont made a, divided skirt the division being no
ever at the &c and tlei IN with lace This has been
the innuet al the end Of the first act.
Tho second costume "a OF precisely the same cut but
the color md trlMlning give more severe effect 1t
baviag no lace, Tho sleeves are long coming VOL
down TO The waist hat with broad Gainsborough
The brim OF green felt. anu the crown OF the sams
velvet az the dress trimmed with green ostrich feath
sTs and diamoud aigrctteS, and nothing but diamond
Jewelry Will be- worn with tins costume Both dreses
being intended for waking IN. have not any trains.
ehoes OF tile sAus materials a. the WAuAuA and with
hiEh red hees cary out the style Of the period
from -.Alu-
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IT'S Easy to Collect - Crowd.

A small boy discovered in Fourteenth street.
Just west o! Broadway yesterday that his shoe
was united. lie did not 60 UP to Harlem to
tie 1t, nor down to the battery. nor over to IIo-
boksn. where he might have had plenty Of
room. but he stopped right where he was. 1t
must have been very troublesome shoe
string, for 1t took him some time to tie it. A
messenger boy stopped to look at it. Three
seconds later no was surrounded bya single
mccretion WAS sure and rapid. In less than
half a minute men and boys stood three or
four deep around him. those on the outside
about. The small boy went ahead with per-
feet, cslmness and deliheration. lie tied The e
nal Knot 50 hard that wGem ib as s9uGh
MARINE spike. Then he rose up, and passed
on wholly unconcerned; and the little crowd
that had surrounded him melted into the
throng on the sidewalk
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SU ItULEE BANT LET 60.
Those Whom Hc Took In Ashamed to A p-
pear Aeainst tho Young EngIishman.


pear Aeninst tho Young EngIishman.
William Henry Bant. the young Enellshman
who has been earning o good living by i'm
posing on the credulity Of GulliDle Americans
since early last spring. was arraignsd before
Justice Ryan at Jefferson Market Court yester-
day on u charge OF swindling. Bant travelled
about in this country under various aliases
borrowing money right, and lett Of people to
whom no was int reduced and forgetting to re-
turn it. Ho lived at the Sinclair House and the
Filth Avenue Hotel.
Bant was In turn q son Of Mr. Mitchell Of the
great shipbuilding firm Of Armstrong Mitchell
\ Co.. a great. grandson of Robert Steph henson.
the Inventor and u son OF Miss EraddOn. the
novelist. H0 now claims TO be u son OF q
eivl engineer living at tiostorth. Cumhorland
county, England. He is 20 years old and !.
graduate OF oxford. whore he got. IN to II fast
tel. Later, he SAYS, he becan,e private score.
travelling with hlm for II year went on tho
Good-iook ling young follow ~ easy RdIress.
You Americans are jolly soft lot. and
had n good time while my innings lasted" he
remarked cheerfrllyto the reporters in court
yesterday. When mentioned tho names Of
titled Eeonle that ! knew. it worked every
time. 1t wac. Wcr't You come home to dine
with usT or Let mo irlt you M al my club:'
and. when limited nt eng short few pounds.
thay came down with the gold every time"
Theirs were no ""mpauants in court to ap-
rear against the young man. and Justice Ryan
discharged him. but not Le!ore readin. him
severe lecture.
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WHITE LIST,

The Governing Eoard of the Consumers League
recommends TO Its members NOW numbering over
LOO anu 10 others interested IN tho welfare OF work
ia. Rrh girls tho follow ing named shops be.
they pay fair wages close at reasonable hours
o. If open. pay their employees for overtime:
AitA'n. Son 4 DO. Broadway and ls,h st.: b. Altman
60, ,tA av and l"lh st.; Arnold. Constable 4 20.
Dennlilf 4 CO.. broadway and lOth st: .Mmc y. i,
Worl a. West Ia5tn ST.; l.. i il"Ilandsr o. no TN
av.; jar ancse Trading DO, Is East 18Th st lieo D.
LangrI'OAcher $40 Rrosdway: lie Bontier Broih.rs
10 West I'D st Lord Taylor, broadway and 10th ST..
James NJ Creery Co., broadway and ilth A.: Madt
eas MAIDS Az: I. 4, Mornson4 Son. Bro1awsy aud
9th a, society of Decorative Art 2S East 81 st.; r.
A. o, schwartz ~ East l+th ~; a. A. Nantns 4 Co.
F.lcls q ~ Rith aw In. tstsbl'shsd system q
League "a st prosecuting its inquiries aud hopes 10
add tho names of other shops 10 the above list next
month
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Doat Ink . Policeman, Consult TIE kuns0
Guide,
r. J. Horner & Co.


Where 10 hear rood cl.mc' rusic3 See THs
suSs Guide. Ave yOu partial 10 any variety
Of dramatic pe10rmnncr THE Suns Guido
ril tel vou rhrre 10 find il Is hen going G1dv
The SuS's GUIDE ,rR tel you rha your rottS
shoud be- Do pou k0oD ,rhlch hotel v0u toin
stop at? TIE Su&'S Gl.is cires the rates a.
each. Iisfors donr bore p'ope ,rW questiena
TIE SuS's quite ANSWERS all you are likelv 70
ask. Are you interested IN 0rtp Nep York hSS
a ,seaH, Of masterpieces To sho,r. TKE SUNs
Guide e'ls rherr hev mav be seen. Athletic ana
sporiiag,nen are I int crested in THE SUMS 0uiSs.
C'ub men Should Rad The SuN's Guide n
feFs a'oW Mem lorh's clubs. Do you oontsmn
-Nrs lorh's erc'iect@re2 You rW neper do u
again oh"r niiH9 THE SuSs Guide. The me-.
ciHsry cf fpGHc1 rs described in The 6uN's
Guiie. Hi'amtropisis ,riH find much of su1.
qsstion ~ The SUNS Guidt's chapter on bsnsv-
olcnt preparations. DO pour friends livs In TIE
sub,rtst TIE SuN's Guide niH tell you hou p
reach t,m Or course you triu do some shop1tnS
lH'r. THE Suns Guide tells phere The shop,tn0I
districts are and hoU some Of the bio stores ars
nun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
Lone Wslf the NJ odei for = Statue for the
Worlds Fair.

NEwBURaH. Novl2-I X. d. Brown. son OF the
late eminent sculptor II, L. Brown. is at work
on statue OF the best tyne OF the American
Indian for the Chicago Fair next year. He has
Lone Wolf. % years old. a full Hooded Indian
from Indian Territory. for his model. Tie
figure vii be seated on horseback. Lone Wolf
y familiar figure on the streets and in the
NewbuIgh churches. He comes from AN east
srn college. where he is studying. SO MS TO re-
turn to his people to preach tho Gospel. lie
attends the First BAPTIST Church regularly.
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DIED..

CONNOLLY.-The members OF the Few York
stereoypers' Union requested to attend the fu.
neral OF our deceased member james A. Connolly.
from his late residence. 317 East 9th ST.. on Sun
day. Nov. 10. at = +. u. J. u MCCARTNEY.
c. C. SAMMlS. Secretary. President.
FAI.CONER.-On Saturday morning. Nov. IL. after
brief Illness. ohm Fa!cons in the SD year of his
age
Relatives and friends invited to attend the
at the leddtng Methodist Episcopal Church. 18th
st. east of I'd av.. Tuesday. Nov. ID. at IL A. ".
LAIMBEER.-suddenly. Nov. 10. at the residence
of her sonn.!aw. Mr.. S. X. de Forest ephins N.
Lanbesr. widow Of W. T.. Lainb-er
Funeraia at Grace Church. on Sunday. Nov. ID. At 2
O'Clock.
MrNDs.-on Saturday Nov. II. At IL West s4th st.
Herbert Nisbet Nelson Mends OF London. England.
in the 37th year OF his age
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MURPHY.-on Nov. IL. Dell. Alexander. beloved
wife Of Hugh Il. Murphy. aged 81 yeAra
Funeral from her late residence. 3l+ Cherry st.. on
Sunday. Nov. IS. at Bpm
O'HAEE.-on Saturday. Nov. IT, at his residence,
$50 Henry st., Thomas j.. beloved son Of Bernard
and Mary O'Hars. aged - years
Funeral Monday. Nov. II. at 2P. ". Relatives and
friends invited.
You are hereby Notified to attend the funeral OF our
late friend and member. Thomas j. O'Iare. from
his late residence. $50 Henry st, ON Monday. Nov.
IA. At2PM b. FITZPATRICK. President
JAMES MCINTYRE. secretary.
RAMON Thursday. Nov 10. William q. Rain. In
his GSth year.
Relatives and friends OF tho family also comrades
BF. Middleton Post. No. 500. u. A. r. and mi mbers
orMerritt Council. $50 A. l. Of H.. are invited to
attend the funera, at his late residence 723la Lex.
ing,on av, Brooklyn. Oh sunday afternoon at ?
O'Clock.
SIOTE.-0n Saturday. Nov. IL. 1892. Daniel l..
sote son Of Henry l.. AMI Sarah Z. Soie, aged SO
year.
Funeral from his late residence. 324 Fast 1c4th St.
on Monday. 14th inst. at2P NJ. Iuterncnt at con.
veuisnce ofthe family Syracuse papers PLEASE copy.
TERN N.-on Nov, 10. At his la,e residence. co3
East TIN st. Walter A. Ternan. aged "a ysark
Funeral on sunday
TOBIAS.-on Saturday, Nov. IL. Sophia. daughter
of tho late r. l. AMI Rehccca To,ias.
Funeral services at her late residence 80 Fast 9th
st. on Tuesday morning. tho 18th inst. at 10
o'clock. 1t is kindly requested that no flowers be-
sent.
WARD.-At High Bridge. Nov. II. 1892. after =
short illness. Edward j.. only Of John and Katie
Ward. aged year IL mon lis and days
Funeral sunday. ut NJ, from the residence Of his
PARENTS. % Lind av.. High Bridge. lnterment ST.
Raymond'S. wes,chester.
"lLsOS.-on Friday Nov IL. 1892. at her rest
dencs at Carrisons. Putnam CO. y. y. Eleanor
Duer Wilson in the 18Th year OF her age. widow Of
Goo 7. Wilson Of Georgia and daughter OF tho late
William Alexander Duer OF New York.
Funeral on Monday Nov II. 1892 at st. Philpss
Church at Garrisons on arrival OF ll:3o A NJ train
from New York. special car will be attached
to the II 80 train Returning at 22s. due in
Now York at+P.M.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY,
Map.e Grove station. Long Island Railroad For par
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222 ToMPKINs AVENUE. BROOKLYN, Nov. g.

TO, TO Tnr EpiIoH or TIE srs-T,: 1t is PITY that
his identity under the anagram 'Lannod" rsniot re-.
Z, engage IN conIrover..os e.recia.Iv revi"ns" Il
!. asi rreaer pity that ne cannot refrain from cal
are no, ashamed lac him to acEnu" ledge their opIn
have M;,;s ia!s /" ta 4, them IL h1. IN stating
Isrs.aIs ,ans set fern pretty clearly and .scu
aos lie :cretey .i.m, y" " VIII no.srv com On
the peculiar features At which esixteenth Article is
Ts:h means Sn.y VIA, is pssslla!Iy Rsms"
Of sds tS ana ny me int
;snot Rontsh but colnnon to all I've Catholic Church.
tIwr on .nts. r9ns bar DO nor see how
denies that We hold IT. which. in the light Of our
ssvce of ,ss so%h Of G""on rSTayeF which e has
ton hsse wild claims. But unless he 20 don't
THriy.nine Arit!es And next time iet him Sign his
nan.. or refrain from accusing Others who do Of
" rca5.sS s ,"@ l rs. CT DAVIDSON.
From ii, Ind,prnd.nL
Al the Protestant Episcopal church Of tho Transfeu.
ration nus ry service conducted tho other DAY
under ~ direction Of h. G.ild Of Al sous y.
Day" Al the end Of each Of the live rsalms this WAS
E.st eternal gran, 70 hem Lord;
souls Of the dead Bishop Scboscn Of Miiwaule. SAID
IN his sermon:
That Christian and Cstho,i' doctrine Of prayers for
the dead how W. love thar doctrine It's taught and
every trGs liturgy since the Lord earth. ours
would lee true Prayer Book II II did teach ii"
Asverthsi"ss. tho Frazer Book does not teach IT, al
though he continued to ,ay that nat snss d"c,rtne
scriptu!a or rested on more sure and certain ,oun
datiou. II was the very pnrpo.e OF the pliers Of
the PRAYER Book 10 do away with tins doctrine of
the Gs.d ana the dGer,ns O. p"Tss,ry on
Witch since arisen that he defenders prayers
dead do not venture to defend the doclr
ptrgatOry hut claim to ina nair simply doctrine Of
an informed ate state for those that have yet
tered The fun fruiti0n of bliss And they do
pretend, We suppose. THAI their prayers VIII shorten
lilo rrrod OF what ~ not uerod Of Iurl aiOE, but
SIMPLY intermediate state OF imperfect bliss.
non Nicholson must have strange way Of read ng
Iir sCrfutuTa II he finds this doctrine prayer for
rhe dead a. exnlc.y and fuzzy 4eyr!oIel IN the B,he
reslrre.uOu from the dead Or repentance or faith
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From, p, o,rning King f. Co.'S Konthlv.
Banks-Yes. policeman got after mo last
night for making so much noise. and when
reached home was all out o: wind.
Brooks-Iou got it again. ] see.
'Oh. yes. Ny wits blew me UP soon after
1nt thereH
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from TTIh
Willie-Mn. whats all those holes In the
Swiss cheese fort
Ma Oh. those are to let the smell out
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Ff0n TUF.
The Husband ION his daathbed) My darling,
when am gone. how will you ever be able to
pay tn" Doctors bill
The Wife -Dont worry about that. dear. II
worst comes to worst. can marry tho octor.
Won know
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Afe- n sleer,e.s nirrt, us~ Dr. Sleeert's
ANGosTuRA BITTERS to tone up your system. Al
drugRiAtl.
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@1o91. ELS. ~ so Each, Own Make Dress
shirtS J. ". JOHNSTON. 3ia 9Th av. above 23d st
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Robert Elsmere has provoked . deal Of ad.
for coughs and colds 10 Adansons Eotanic Cough
Balkau Trial bottles 10 cents. Large bottles - cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

Phillips DIgestlble Cocoa.
An sficacious drink for the nervous ana dyspsptio
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asw publications.

6Oc.-sAINTg BKUyE's ESSAYS" Plsto's "saa,
Nv 9ust," Athen,sn Oracle" Hene's Naval Sketch
IS " RArAAzsrs senxs-" FRAT lS6 9th Az.
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8ustness Gutires.

Sozod~rmA
OR
eARGENTS ANTTSEPT1O
THYMOIINE SOAP
RATHINa.-Lehvcs the skin soft as velvet
TO1IET.-Heals as II by magic scratches and rough
ness. leaving the 81 in soft. white. ant cool.
SHAMPOOISG--t erndicates dRndruf. fecerishn ess
Of the scalp preventing the hair from falling out and
making 1t soft and silky.
FOUROUNCE CAKES, c5 CENTS.
Sold by Macy. Hearn. Ridley. Altman. and other
stores or mRilrd on receipt OF prtce.
HALL RCCkEL, Chemists and Druggists, n. Y.
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SpfrlaI Not,rcs.
BROWN. oU>ENo, y n ArEA.

BROWNS OUSENO, - :s', At'EA,
THE GREAT PAIN REiJLNEH,
FOR lNTERSAL AND EAiIkNth ST.
Cures Cramps 'nic, Colds, am a. nan, M. bottle
LADY ONNINa. (.Y iS.S =, 'OSTI 70
81 900 each, worth 81 zoo MI did' $50 over 500
with any one selling SANE. tenn. tar an
MAJESTY, sun uptown utlr", ~. broa9"Ry,
DEAFNESS ANotsEiU Nnlnl - UHED
al home by my invisible TuDu.aF IA Cushions. Sp.I
byF llIS,oA only, sL3 rdwhy E"nE "f proofs Tree
McINTYRE'S ~ ~. a. ana i,aj. l., lrt
for Thank sgNing bay. $50 Wes if ~, sew = RI cry
BEST IiIE.G Nav ilsT .iesIA
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MARRIED
n ANAHAN-MEE Ks.-On Wednesday. nov. =.
1902. by the Rev. ". C. Biting. Emma Edith hseks
to George ". E. ManahAn.
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MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.
Maple Grove station Long Island Railroad For Par.
ttculsrs address Office. - - Broadway. y. i.
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Civil Service Comm ssioner Lyman appears
mission. Notwithstanding the fact that he is o
Republicans. He expresses great confidence in
Mr.. Clevelanh's civil service reform ideas, and
he predicts that the letter and spirit OF the law
will be- carried out during the next Admins
trntion. MIR. Lyman was appointed n member
OF tic Comlniss. by Mr.. Cleveland.
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Ne Takes tho News OF His Fate BADLY
The New Company to Build the Pnnnna"
Canal - A Russian Locomotive to nc
shown at the world's Fair-A New Fad
for London Society-J ohm Burns IL Be.
coming Unpopular with Socialists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-06-02
a Serious Runawav.

Last Thursday afternoon as Hon.
John Bissell was driving down Third
street, in front of the Western Furni-
ture Company's store, his team be-
came frightened at a bicycle rider,
and plungIng forward pulled a buck
lie on the lines through a ring on the
names, making It impossible for him
to control the horses, and turning
suddenly they upset the buggy, throw
ing their driver under the debris OF
the vehicle. and breaking loose dash
ed up the street.
Willing hands rescued Dir. Bissell
from his perilous Position. and upon
hasty examination found that the
bone of bis right leg between the knee
and hip to be broken He WAS taken
to the Hotel Bissell and later to the
residence Of his son-in-law, I Il. Rog-
ers- DR.. Slagie, of Smith Center was
called, and after careful examination,
pronounced the fracture a compound
one. The sufferer was made as COM
Portable as could be under the eircum-
stances, aud at present is resting very
comfortably,
This accident is a serious one for
Mr.. Bissell, as his age is in the way
of rapid recovery; but as be has
lived an exemplary life, has many
things In his favor. The sympathy
of the entire community goes with
him IN his misfortune.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-06-02

Insure your crops against hail
with Farmers Alliance Insurance Co.
Paints, leads and oils, at Fisher
& Co.'S.
-Theo. Close is attending the COM
mencement exercises at Emporia this
week
What do women talk about at
their afternoon meetingsf Why, they
talk about all the time.
S. S. Fisher & Co. are putting in
q new stone foundation in the front
of their store.
r. H. Aumiller and wife rejoice
in the arrival of a baby boy last
Thursday.
Call at photo car for the finest
finished pictures. Across the street
from Smiths barn.
C. G. Danforth, of Colby, was in
the city Sunday and Monday visiting
his mother.
FoR SA1E-A second hand Thresh-
ing Machine, in good repair. VIII
sell it cheap. Enquire of ]. F. Morse.
-Duvan & Son supply to their
customers the best of meats of all
kinds. Give them a trial.
Homes made pleasant by the
Mound City Paint. For sale by 5. S.
Fisher & Co.
The city has contracted with the
Rock Island for a supply of water for
the new hotel, to be paid for with
water pipe.
"A Republican editor has just been
drowned while bathing. Everything
seems to be against the poor anti
calamity editors this year.
H. A. Harmon has just received
an elegant line of iewelry of all kinds
and proposes to dispose of it at very
small profits.
The Grand Army will give a So
cial in Their hall on the afternoon OF
June IL. All comrades are cordially
invited to be present
-FoR SALE:-A first class wind
mill, tank and pump; can be seen at
the residence of H S. Granger Ap-
ply soon of a. S. Trumbull or at this
Office.
1t is 4 fixed and Immutable law
that to have good, sound health one
must have pure, rich and abundant
blood. There is no shorter nor surer
route than by a course Of De Vets
Sarsaparllla. Fisher & Co.
The body of John A. Anderson
was shipped from Liverpool, May q,
and the funeral will take place at
Junction City, Kans-, about the 9th
of June.
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
er. Fisher & Co.
If you desire beautiful complex
ion, absolutely free from pimples and
blotches, purify your blood by the use
of Ayers Sarsaparilla Remove the
cause Of these disfgurements and the
skin viii take care Of itself Be sure
you get Ayers Sarssparills.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-06-02
Niger head coal at
Smiths.

Bulk garden seeds at Smiths.
Prairie fires are not very frequent
just now.
Sweet pickles in bulk at G. W.
Coles
F. B. Leavitt is visiting friends
at Jerseyville, Ill
Sec W. c. Adams for the best
and cheapest binding-twine.
JIG head of horses wanted to pas
ture, apply TO Gust Graf.
-'Twould be the wrong of fate, if
Kansas was drowned out this year.
Fresh blue grass and clover seed
at Smiths.
The man who growls the most
about pie when abroad, generally lux
urates on corn bread at home.
Highest cash price paid for poul-
try and eggs by j. D. Couch.
A corner in May corn put consld-
erable money in the pockets of some
of Phillipsburg's local buyers.
Mound City Paint, beautiful, last
ing, and still cheap at S. S. Fisher &
Co.'s.
The new hotel is being rapidly
put together. the lumber being ship
ped here ready framed.
For Tornado or Fire Insurance
and farm loans, go to VIM. Bissell, he
represents reliable companies
The dining cars are again run
ming to Phillipsburg. Two weeks of
Smith Center was enough.
See R. f. Stinson for tornado IN
suranee. He represents some of the
best companies.
Fall stock of furniture of all
kinds at the Western Furniture Co.'S
in few days, to be sold at lower
prices than ever before.
IN trying 10 separate PAIR OF
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-06-02

IN the District Court within and for the county Of
Phillips. in the State Of hansss:
William Lilly. Plaintiff,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-06-02
First publication May 90. 1892. -5w.
SheTifi'S Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. Case No.
PuuLIPs COUNTY. 2o27
In the District Court of Phillips County.
John E. Seeley, Plaintiff,
John P. Pepper and JEANETTE Pepper, Defendants
Public notice il hereby given, that under, aud
by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action. "a and BY the above named court,
and OF an order Of sale issued on said judg-
ment, to me directed and delivered. Will on
MONDAY, JUNE u. 1892.
at the houT Of o'clock IN, Of said day, at the
east door CT the court house, in Phiuipsburg, In
The comfy Of Phillips, state OF Kansas, offer at
Public Sale and sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
IN hand. the following described real property
namely:
Lot nine 90 in Block one ID N the Town OF
woodruff.
in the county Of Philips, State OF Kansas.
Said property has been levied upon and iz 10 be
sold AZ the property OF the above named defend
ants: subject "a prior mortgage OF $4,000.
Dated this 18th day Of May, 1893.
g. z UTTER,
Sheriff Of Phillips county.
PRATT L LEWIS, t ys for Pld