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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
4. ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.
Caused by Carelessness.

The majority Of people die sooner than
they should. Evidence Of this fact is grow
ing daily. Warning says " Disease is not q
consequence Of life iii is due to unnatural
conditions Of livinga+neglect, abuse, want"
pr. Stephen Smith, on the same subject
9 Man Is born TO health and long life; dis
ease is unnaturaly death, except from old
age, Ia accidental, and both are preventahle
byhuman agencies !, This Is almost invari-
ably true Of death resulting from heart dis
ease. Careless over-exertiop, Incorporate
use Of tea, coffee, tobacco, alcoholic or other
Stlinulants are generallythe causes Of this
difficulty, and indifference to It's progress re-
suits in sudden death, Or long sickness end
ing in DEATH, BY the newspapers 1t can DO
seen that many prominent and hundreds Of
persons in private Life die from heart dis
ease every day. % b %, 'igly94
III you have anyof the following symp-
toms: shortness Of breath, palpitation, irreg-
ular pulse, fainting and smothering spells,
pain in shoulder, side, or arm, swollen
ankles, etc., begin treatment Immediately for
heart disease. lfyol delay, the consequences
may be serious. iPNg 6oasdN
For over 20 years DR.. Franklin Miles,
The eminent specialist, has made a profound
study Of heart disease, its causes and cure,
and many Of the leading discoveries in that
direction are due "a, him. His New Heart
!Cure,is absolutely the only reliable remedy
for the cure Of heart disease as is proved
by thousands Of testimonials from grateful
persons who have used it,,
james A. Pain, editor Of the Cory, Pa, Leader,
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County Cofnmlseloners.

\ The county commissioners were in
session this weekfxing tax levies and
rtransacting a lot of miscellaneous
business. The board liked the county
tax levy at 2 9-10 mills for general
purposes, l mill for poor fund, / mill
bond interest, / mill bond sinking and
i 1s10 mills for Judgment, atotalof
mills, l mill higher than iast year
mills. The bond of' 4. LsCook, ab,
stractor, was approved III The sum Of
$4,000. 3, ,.,.o, 4. l1 p, N ~
| In the trouble between districts n
and 131, the board took an eighty Of
w. w.. Reynolds and one, of To
Billy from districti.7 I and lFgl, lgaye them
A lot'of,bills were alsopaia!
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Seed WHeat.l,a =
six hundred bushels ocf,goOd, clean il
Turkey wheat for sale StgO csditsper
busAel. I Z 4 HENRY CHUFcHILI.
DIV goods al a = alaaOl,rrifcan .ak an

DRY goods at a sacrifice al Chi
cage Mercantile Company, south Of
Bissell House, '"' : 3o'' a' 's 4, i.SSS
~ The very bestrgrsdes Of paints
andoils, cheaper than hesicheapeSt,
pt Harmon's drug jstore. g g \:
Z -4--Ev@ything in merchandise gcO,ing
at cut prices3s the Chicago N9tcqn-
tile Company, south Of Bissell House.
i The qeorga7Allen Marble S(Jo.
Works at Smith Centre. Mahkato,and
Norton, Kan. Main office at Smith
Center, Kap. q G,M
~ Il q ,1GigSraaroN W =
IF you want to buy dry goods or
clothing at low prices go to the Chi
'cago,M Mercantile Company SOUTH of
Blssell Housei Z %@
- (! 7nilroNi .H
, 1.-The -four made at thsStoneiR ol-
ler Mills 81 miles east'of" Marvin, is
the.yery best. All most all sofss the
merchants ofthe county sell It. Give
"a a1i.:.1 4 % asiGaH6G,g> " y
~ Irlaa. :! t1tGs}i' y q
=s ,ft Z q. ~ !
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"a New straw 5 : ilarl4

wv w ~ stfft.tt fsfs.. - m y nfNllINAl
\ ln,company with Brother ieMcNa!
Eofsthei Dispatch, and Sk RsnAiofae
cashier SePhillipssH County Bank
10 HERALD FspFesehtatl2e' S%7SBSS''s shown
EthS 9eY straw binder nov, nndsF Con
stEpetl9n by Mr. Willism Douglass
Fl Therbinder can be attached No any
mlchiHe and although not completed
bRh6wed by its working to',heaprqc
EtitSleinvenhons A. short dSscriPsibi
msysptove interesting, ~, tRsI farAtihG
co51nmqnity; /, Z Th ~ m machine S paskes III
own bandsj on the MACHINE tablt
ab0dt;eight inchees 'from",i tShpeD,od ividel
as'ho% paed w. another idividsr.. Al
the machine passes ENOUGH grain
that::that falls betwesG SHe t%U'a Avid
erg is carried byv two 'endiess.,D lt9ine
Etosthe rear Of the machine toathe
band former, "Ths y5atrrISI%aoist6at il
Ebt8tght to the, band ,'tdrmSfiliB$%the
ChlHtiIhal!is forced. through o,IadAeI ahd
|is9sel4ed by a'reSolVing' GlsmB ,Eofki
ing on "a vibrating shaft,2nthatp draws
the band strawthFOugh the Gomez and
at the samstime twisting Il. When
tho band is of the proPer,lapEth AZ Il
cut Of by a knife, anayy isS- seizea BY
tho band carrier and brought under
the sheaf Of grain, the band maker
coming back like a fash@toamaEs
another band. The balanGss.ofS tRa
cut grain is carried atffpgsssRE 10y
means Of canvass 10 the buHdls hold
eli where it is held by, two pfesSers
AS the proper time the-tier takes the
bana, from the band carrier and
bringing it dfoaGd' ire haRStsIgiySs
the band two'compIets taiHsjt tpS
twisted band is then forged between
the bundle and the band ~ what
Is called the tuckersa and,6the tie
iamade. The bundle Is enldr6ppsa
by tbp machine upon the gFophG q e.,
.SMri Douglass bound Several bund-
les for the benefit Of. HIS VISITORS
they we're all tied securely aud
seemed as solidly bound Az , though
tie work was done hyTs,a 'twiheS nAs
chine The yisit6fswste welIpleased
withthe work done by oths ~ BINDER
and 80 far as completed proIoHpce it
a. success. Mr.. Douglass''ha been
delayed in his work~of construction
BY some changes that he has MAIDEN
the machine ''silGs| the, fHqael was
made. A'stra~ binderi AK Something.
the farmer has ng.,'wanted, and in
thissinvention hecanosee some Telief
from the exactions fthe Irvine maxi
&c &,.nst "s 90 ~ sEM q s1e'ii,9ea ~
Il
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Alliance Meetings.

II g. E. Miller, assistant lecturer
Kansas f. A. and I. ", will address
the people Of this county during the
month Of August as follows;
& Plalnview township, Friday, 4th,
jToWanda, Saturday, 9Th; Logan, Mon
day 7th; Belmont, Tuesday, 9th,
Solomon, Wednesday, 9th; Deer
Greek, Thursday, 10TH Beaver, Mon
day, 14th; Mound, Tuesday, 10th,
'Phillipsburg, Wednesday, 10TH; Ar
cade, Thursday, l7thy Plum, Friday,
18th; Kirwin, Saturday, .19th, Crys-
tai, Monday, 21st; Greenwood, Tues
day, 22d, Freedom, Wednesday, 2Sd;
Dayton, Thursday, Oath; Prairieview,
Friday, 25th; Long Island, Saturday,
18th; Granite, Monday, 2S; Walnut,
Tuesday, Goth; Glenwood, Wednes-
day, 9Oth; Sumner, Thursday, 3lst.
Mr.. Miller is thoroughly posted on
the objects and aims ofthe Farmers
Alliance, and will discuss matters Of
interest to the people Everybody
invited to attend. n4oa wasif
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The MessarA.

,as Gfs me message sol,gggIlE
'1a PrsFdent Cleveland's hessagei 10
aSoggtessis q plea for thS, one stand
4 ardofgold. Belowewillbe found tbs
\ principal featuress' 81 the MESSAGE
3AfeeE referring toitha Condition Of az
dfaisS hs saSsFa wa Z, :, - y, sa1,.gI
-18 II believe these things are prihclL
\ pallys ehargeable to'congressionall bpl
gislatioR touching thepspuurchuauser ana
\ Soiiags Of silver by5thsS 1,genoralrgov-
4 SerphteGt. This legislation u embodr
] lied rip p 'stattite' passsd On, the 14th
5Eday 9fJuly, lS9Ojawhch was The cul-
,Emination Of much agitation Of the
lsubjectinvolved and which may be-
Econsidsred d truce safteFnothe long
Essttagglea ahetYeen1thS1 advocates of
IEfree silSer coinage and those intend
'E1ngtto be more conservative. d,l* r
I'VE have thus made the, depletion OF
our goldsasyr androhave tempted
FotRbf and more anpEeGHtive lnatiohs
Ito Hdd it to their stock. "a laelel',,~.aa Y
EUgless government bonds are TO be-
constantly issued and,sold to repIen-
Eishfour exhausted gold s,ohlg to be-
Eagain exhausted, it ia T6ppSrenttbat
1.-THE 4pRration Of the silver purchase,
law nown forceleads M the difecl
ton of'the entire Substitution Of sill,
ver fonthe gold in tho government
ttrahsqFy and THAT 'this~ ,m1stlbS fol-
Floaed'by the payment IF sllGgoyeEn!-
fmehtt 'pblig9tiopgntsb il in deprecated oil.
1Set At this stage gold and silver
must part company and TIE govern
ment must far III its' estabAshedcpoI-
licF to5maintain the two" metalsHoh a
parity with each othergs at,sa3g.%s, "
The knowledge in business,icirC
i'among our ownDpeopleythats our gov .
lernment cannot iDake lis fiat Squiva-
Ileatito intrinsic values 'H9t sks9p3 in
fafi6E money on parity with. super
IioS money by its own independent Of
forts, has resulted in such a. lack Of
confidence at home IN theatability Of
cRrreacy values that Capital refuses
ies aid to new enterprises while ,rnil-
lions ARE actually withdrawn from
tbe.channels Of trade and commerce
to become'idle' and iunproductive in
the hands,of, tmid -owhers,a, Foreign
INVESTORS equally alert not only de.
clihe'to purchase American securities,
but make haste to sacrifice those which
they already have a#,'#t*j9s *e 4
Possibly IL the undertaking. we have
in hand were the maintenance Of q
specific known quantity of,silyeF BIT a
parity with gold, our ability to do oso
mightbe estimated and guaged, and
perhaps, in viewrof- our, unparalleled
Igrowth and RESOURCES, might ibe fay-
oraBly passed upontT But When our
lavo%ed endeaVor'is to maintain such
" ia 70 "
parity in regard to an amount Of Bill
FREDERICKSBURG at the rate ofiS5O,OOo,-
,e0Oyearly, with no fixed discrimination
sto such increase, it can hardly,Be said
THAT aoproblemis presented @h6se,so-
Hutton is free from doubt, ~ "
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M W v y
wall buyayour hogs.

DlokIoru WAL puy5your hog5. a
Lee Galbreth returned idrom
Montana yesterday L aaoaor ~ a,
-RaS ~ G,Strcng will PREACH 81
Red Top school house hext Sunday
at llGS5tn''A NJ ! 1 |. =,
% The Chicago Mercantile Company
are offering bargains Mat defy COM
petition South of Bi5sell House. ~
-Rememberthe clearance sale and
cut prices at the Chicago Mercantile
Company, south Of Bidsell House.
If you want anything in the fresh
or cured meatline call at the City
Meat Market, west aide Of the square,
~ iiS y \ y
-IfSou want.to save money in dry
goods and clothinggo t4;the Chicago
Mercantile Company south Of Bissell
House.a'anu + g4 H d,
Domestic goods less'than manu5
factarerta prices at the Chicago Mer5
camille Company, south Of Bisseil
House, X /. 4
-J@ hm SeaEey, j butcher, can 81
found, ats northwest corner Of square
with fresh and,cured3 meats at hard
time prices. Give him share Of
your patronage. 4 / 8
Hoo Winterstesn of Lovewelly
Kas., u visiting relatives in Freedoms
townships He hasa 240-acre farm ia
that township and is well pleased,
with the prospect for corR 'l Z 'i + a re (,
The Mission Circle otnthev Bap.'
fist church will meet onnSaturdaSSas
August IL, at 8 p. M. at ;tRs, GhnEch::,
Will the ladies please bring in their
mite boxes7 2.c@amo, loo,la
MRS. j. e. TRACY, PRESIDENT Y q
80 q IA 10 &a.0l
ignorance Of the merits Of De.
WitFs.n little Early Rlsers is a mis-
fortune' These little pills regulate
the liver, cure headache Dyspepsia,
badybreath, constipation bilious
ness. Fisher & Go. III Z n. :,
VI" utg1d n y 40i r.
''-7452Oh,the eighth page Of this weeks
paper will be found the delinquent
tax"list." But for the Long Isla1d
trouble the list would, 11haFeNbeen
shorter than usual, as it Is it shoWsa
good decrease fromlast year. ,ole,g o.
"
Tuesday afternoon Master Harry
Spapldipg met with another accident
for. Rsh be was standing IN barn door
way, and theIdoot blowing shut hit,
him ION the head, making a scalp
wound from;which the Blood ofSwed
freely. Dr..Nelson patched him, qP.
~ ~ ~ VI lti ~ yojiotiI,
The clerk Of the court ,t finds
$138,697 of dissatisfied Judgments on
his docket. Holders of these iudg--
ments have been notified that unless
the same are satisfied they will .:be
compelled to- pay taxes upo93e5thslt.nI2,
A large amohnt Of this Indebtedness,
IS believed 70 have 'been paid, but
through carele9sness remains uncan'
celled. &. y
~ u VI
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80 'suIGrDA. S s,p al6@a ~ |

* Hq N - 10 ~
! 40. DIV SHAW KilIs H 4, ai,a Y !.
|, 'htLast Saturdayvmopning about I
EOlClSdky Acc. Minor postmaster b
]tAgraI SeseHedaletbenf hatihad@BSdt
'bdsppSitea h3 Che Outside letterab6l
Esome' time Friday night'ots5 SatuFaag
! ! .H1e read bqt Q few'linesof the spiStIG
E4'tite along one, when he disCoyefSd
that the 9etteraiconyeyed ITO him thy
Pinforn &SoG THAT D. W., shaw 3ilr,rraegii
Bdent Of ths town, contemplated sui
Ecide. Mr.3Mepor imtheaisfai BEsft,
ed forSMr. aShaw.'s hogyel in what, IA
knownas West Agra. On theayay
Ehe metgG. W. Hayes, to whom lie told
Ithe Contents @otr the,nlstt9BrrSss,' These
| gentleinenfSt once hastened''to" Mn
ShaWs, but before reaching there met
Mr.. Potts, who occupies roofnsip.the
Shay residence. Mr.. Potts informed
them that having occasion to, co. into
Shaw's room he foundSssthsP Hitter
fstretched out on cot dead The
party then proceeded toathS HOUSE
land took charge Of the bCdygHThe
coroner being away a jury was en-
pannelled BY GsJMi Hayes ,aJa p:
TIE Jury was made up of OH. Tlrt
ner, Bs f. Randall, w. j. Withsm, a.
W. Underwood, j. X. Glasgow ana
q. W.. Moore. A. G. Menof, Adolf
plus Hawkins and Mr.. Potts were
called.'as Witnesses nA .,,oa7 90 q \,
ado Mr. Menor testified that he found
|Shaw,b body laying on acct in 2the
southeast corner of the ROOM fully
dressed; from the waist down tip
body wassnicely laid out from the
waist up the.body was so tufhed as
! toplace the5left side of the head Oh
the pillow; the left hand'Essj grasp
ling the lapel Of the cUat;inhis right
hand, resting oh'tKe cot was a 32Ires
Eolyer, IVORY handled in il, the right
temple was(a hole, through which
| the life blood had flowed; around Tile
wound we're tie marks ot burned
powder; Mr3Menor also testified 10
receiving the letter. y i!so9
I Mr., Hawkins while out milking at
Is O'Clock, heard a pistol shot but sup
posed some neighhor cmas.Y shooting
rats and paid no attention TAFT. st (.
|M'ML Potts. who resides, in the, same
building heard.no shot, but, corroborA;
ated Mr.. Memoirs testimony as 70 the
position Of thebody. u Z Z
T. ,After hearing the evidence the iuty
returned the following verdict !.
.a44We, tile jury, find that tie deCeas4
ed, d. WyiShaw, came to his death by
Pistol shot il the right temple, fired
BY himself, with intent.' " fsSr
1.-THE causes Chat lead to5,I5this self
HdegtEucti6n are supposed ta,havs been
brought ABOUT by family ttoublegss Y Z
Mr. n Shaw had been served with = pa
'Persiu a divorce e.! slRit t, brought. BY his
wife. This So worked uponihis mind
thattired of Life he tGTreed,l5thes fatal
shot. He leaves %, q Wife Wife and tout
children! + y.,ar w. ai,I
] :. =
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'iI', ". Married.

At Kirwin,3 Kas,. on August 6, by
Samuel Dundon, up, MIR. Emory A..
Mellon ofPhHlfpshprg, and Miss Ella
, A. Y47ioonng Of Kirwln. 4 'd1 4
AT PhlllipaBurg On August 8, 1893,
byA&,. S. Friant, probate judge, Ed
tWaFd4Ms Rlrod 10 Mary Desbrow, all
ily9Yis 7 ~ a'u 40 ~" =; j;
of KlrNasl., 5 5ps 30
y z AtgPhaiipsburg on August 8, by j.
81 Frisntisprobate judge, Samuel e.
Psugh and Miss Amanda. Power,
|, ell otKirwin.,,r &
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Basket Meet,nol

!, Tile Maryip congregation OF the
.'chfr rte church will have, a basket
meeting At Prof, Grubb's grove, four
n miles northeast 9 east q Marvin, August
TO- Everybody come and have a
gopd time. g 'l.s . ,,,,s,',,,
q. MIToHELL Eyangelisi.
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Notice for BIDS

The township board Of Phillips
burg township, Phillips county, Kan
pap, will receive sealed bids for grad
ing approaches to bridges on section
line between sections 20 and SO. az
the office Of the township clerk on
the 10th day Of August, 1893, al q ..
m, r. FRANK STiss0S,
M. ~ % FTowhship Clerk.
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a. MITcHEIL, Evangelist.
Letter List.

!. Following is list Of letters re-
manning unclaimed in the postofice
.at. Phillipsburg, Kans, Aug. 5, 1888.
MrWilliam Bills, Mrs Ella A.
Gilbert. eeT,I'
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
4 q GEORGE VANCLEAyR. Il. -M
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IS Don't forget then number anf
place Chicago Mercantile, c6Hipqay
south Of BisselI HGhss's' * 5ss'5seS,,%%t a;s
%s Don't buy until y6I see4pFiceS al
:fhe,s Chicago Mercsbtile 3,sCompapy
South Of the Bissell House s'F Ms
x Little vegetable health pfoaUc-
2ers;9i DeWitvs Little EARLY Risert
cure malarious disorders andregulste
The stomach and bowelsp~hioh pts-
vents headache ana diizsziHlssa.i Fisher
1.& Go. 49,, {, a ,,,., , ''sS,iStfiS a.
4 --4Come and see ouroimmense stock
.of dry goOds,a clothing Chicago
Mercantile Company, south Of Biasell
House. 'f' ~ m
!: One word describes. IT, %aperfsc-
ton" We refer to DeWitt's, Witch
Hazel Salvs,; cures obstinate sores
burns, skin Diseases and lis q well
known cure for piles; Fishsr& Coi
1.-The Uncle Tom showithat strand.
,edat this point last week, Stated, obt
again Tuesday. John SWsrt accom-
panied the outfit, whether TO l'sell
TICKETS or to play Topsy,TaSS fully
determined when the,shoR,leM., y
'42 "a p ~ - yg.y. er;, ofuT
Go to Maxon's for choice ,grocer-
les, fine teas and coffee, dried and
canned fruits, cigars tobscCos, nuts
and candies. A full assortment Of
crockery- and, glassware. Ge Highest
market price for butter ana eggs.
~ " Of ~ ~ ~ ~ panplTY A
; 7-All that honestly l1eTPefieHce and
skill can doto,produ . perfect, pill,
has been employed in making De-
Wits Little Early Risers, The re-
suit is a specific for sick headache,
bllliousness and Oonstipstion.a Fisher
&Co. W. y. =, 1'' !. ,,,'.,,
~, O.Lywe returned ithia morn
ing from a trip though Moand, Bea-
YER, PrairtiiGovViie%, Long 4alaRd, Gran
tie, Walnut Dayton, lEBIts9abm, and
Phillipsburg townships, and gives it
shis opinion that,gthati asection will
raise s-big'lot Of rcorn this ayeaSS do
ing better than az average Grop.ss The
HERALD only hopes, that .. O.'s pre-
dictions will RegfqI6Eedl,,33Esz5,3lzz S@ :
I Last Wednesday, Sheriff Utter
'buckled on a trustywswoTd, mounted
efery steed, and biddiag,his fflGnds
a fearful goodbye, STATED toE 99tbs
wilds Of Long Island township to:coI1
Iect lot of pers0rdl'.takes most d
which the owners of,ths property
paid into the Long 1slandabank.s y In
all probability this actioR ofthsishsfr
III wall bring, the trouble between MI.
Mercer and the'bsnks settlement.
y m ~ Z sg1ia'saH ssa "
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Niger fat

&G N 9 ~ ~ ~ b. P,BAmEY, Agent
I Niger, ssheadjicoalat
Smiths. t Sc b IS 52
buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's. ,I Ia' ',a.lI &5
John Mercerahas moved into his
new House. r .,..
! The Topeka a5iI.AdUocate and TIE
.i HiiHFERA I4o.f for $l,76 per year. 7
! 2}-MessrB, Taylor sewell and Korps
were a lEtit Logan 'ggla i5 Tuesday t
Union prayer meeting Friday ev-
ening in lem. E. church.
/ Felix Kahn, has just received q
{ fine imported,water spaniel, Ut '''
4 3G-R. M. Dundag ahdtsG. W. Hays
93Of Agra, werooin the city Monday.
A., tNIal iFf ! "
i j. A. Ch1rth,,y notary public and
Insurance agent Marvin, Kaa. !.
7. I. Mrs, George Cole1is at Manitou
Springs, Colo4y for an extended, visit.
=, DIR. Brothers has returned. from
1.-the Worlds fair and visit with Iowa
+ friends. d""t'"'g'ioo2 y Z
i More rain ia different parts of
= the county,, has helped the, corn
!. greatly, tA@g@6lt 20 ra ." ''
/; Sewing machines cleaned and re-
4 pared by%cBurch,the painter, Mar
y vim, Kas, "a "a TX
4 Lace curtains at half price at the
! Chicago Mercantile Company south
of Bissell House, =, a" sa'
j --Mldsummer clearance sale. at the
! Chicago Mercantile Company, south
!, Of Bissell HOUSE, "a I
! Call on'A!Vega for hot or cold
! lunch, fresh fruits, candies, etc. Ice
4 cream specially ~ a.
&C, W,3Bowman has been ap-
K pointedr postmaster at Prairieview
vice Tuck Thomas, resigned
< Mems fine dress suits are nearly
cut in habitat Chicago Mercantile
Company, south of Bissell House.
The Baptist church is preparing
FOR an annualIIroll call, to be, held in
the afternoon Of Thursday, August II.
J. -FoR sAIH-A. good upright pi-
" Ano,Y standard (Fischer) make, ebo-
nized rosewood case. Inquire at this
Office 81 -
The Lebanon Criterion wants its
,ffO1tf AZ
people'tol let up on patronizing tray
cling show companies and put their
+. savings into a fire department equip
ment t,s.t,i,,i a. q ~
No ,.,,,,.,.r 6hJ IRmr
-Rev. e., w. Allen of Norton, will
occupy the Methodist pulpit next
Sabbath and conduct the communion
service in connection with the morn
ing service, 10 49,, 7
"A 45O-pound pile driver weight
that stood in front of Theo, Smiths
for day Of two last week, gave our
stl ong mel d chance to show their
lifting powers.
We could not improve the quality
,if paid double the price. y DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve is the best salve
that experience can produce, or that
money can buy. Fisher & %,
\ There will be a Demorest gold.
medal contest at Mr.. Kinsey's grove,
section %, Glspwood township, Aug
ust Is, 1885, Literary program will
commence BIT 2!36 pm. Picnic.
Y ..-DeWitss Witch Hazel salve
cares piles. lDeWitts Witch Hazel
salve cures burns. ?DeWitEs Witch
Hazel sslve cures sores. DeWitVs
Witch Hazel SaIye cures ulcers.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
Seed Wbaat

u, Parties 1 re desiring to engage pure
Iissedl grown in'csntral Nebraska. will
plfeasS leavstheir orders soon as pos-
saiDFiees So, .o re- "A. W. .RoRHRTsoN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
Are You Coming to tie worlds

Are You Coming TO the WORLDS
I3 Fair, "" gsHjH,,Hl Z b. Z
Ifso, avoid high pficegsfofi roolns,
and board. Can accommod date a1few,
persons at time fromJnne Ito, o.,
tober 81. i Write for particulars to Fl
Fl. .Har%oodJ So Clifton Avenue, Chi.
cago, ILL.,, formerly a resident Of Phil,
lipsburg and Marvin. p % Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
NEW YORK { lTl

The tabulatlon OF the bids for the contract 10
build the new Third-avc Harlem bridge * not I'm
ished but the Indications are that John J. Hopper
is the lowest bidder. ut figure slightly less man
81 90 900 The bid OF Clinton stephens Is probably
a little higher than Hoppcrs but not much The
chief engineer of the department estimated the cost
of construction AT 100000
The Tribune has received from M. H." 81 for the
-four worthy helpers
The Produce Exchange yesterday. BY a large ma
jority. voted to close the exchange tomorrow. as
well as Labor Day. The Coffee Exchange may
take similar action to-day.
The steamships Orlzaba and city OF Washington
Yesterday brought In seventeen Cinnamon. They
were all held for further investigation
Patrick Gilliran, "A patrolman attached to the
East Twenty -second-st. police station, died yeser-
day afternoon at his home. No. Az Sccond-ave. He
had been III for some time.
The cadets of the Royal Italian Naval Academy
on the three training ships. Amerigo Ncspucci,
Vittorio Emanuele and Florio Goia sailed yeser-
day for Leghorn. They had been here since August
~. and had been in parties to visit the Worlds
Fair.
The handsome new Morgan Line steamer Fl cd
sailed from this port yesterday on her maiden trip
to New Orleans. She came here "A few days ago
from Newport News. where she was built. FL
cid is a sistership of FL Rio She is TOO feet long
and has "A registry OF 1866 tons She Is com
mandcd by Captain Hawthorn.