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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Mi. b.. AZ Kn~~ FRAT p.~so'asssn Fss
ltlsn Was Near.

Nr. Bla.ae's friends. ~ least year
ago, nuslaed that there wetr lns.
~a,alt seemed difiena fvr him q
ktep a.s intcrsst rtea1isy nxsd fui
long prfsds a. . 1iAs' fef this seasoa
thege ~sre sesefsl times DELAYS IA
securing b. slsnstafc - dostiineDts.
as.d heeasnlns aalskss fatggsd. ~osil!
give up sho sifoTst master their esn-
sents. and thus seioessms's seserAl
Hseks ELAPSED. bilsonsss ana uttss-
~uo called on h.al noticed tnls Ia
a.ui ~ lo sirsdily essncensTsla iss nlisd
on tn. subject a. hsha. IssG-e nns
were ios.x ia Toe service ana knew Mr..
Elasn. uneB re uas tsiiy alin<elf
rahzed the charge sysar.g.
TIE business oi diplomacy mas been
d. tiasd Ia be '.pustug ot u0sal tomoI'
ruw:" bslt there 5 nothing vf THIS char
seter sbcat 4r La,p.s dsnI.sascy,
MAsa tn. ron was ils,t he dl1 40. isi
II cool. pip.oasa,s VINO hx.l confer
e,ac4s with nsm il~ brought rssnt 70 the
posn, OF she rratter ia hAna aud IRE.
ou-rflv seofed tei.iag posnis IN nis owr
favor ry his keen. tentative way a
REACHING = spves.y cobcioson. and
then prsctscsl.y compelling tho dtsio.
n,sts. accustoised a. taxing hong IA
tcryals for consideration. Lo state thel'
own poslpoa AZ the conference. Tns
change from tnIs coarse 10 one OF
delay was very marked.
Az has been said. Mr.. Blaine was
conscious oil his POOR state OF health.
A prominent republican eho called or
ham about year ago. IN speaking ol
TINS. sad: ~ went to Jr. Rlalne tst
latter part OF last January aud a.kesl
MN II he Was gosug to he Z candidate
for the presldency;. he replied: No
cir, cannot entertain it for one mo.
nient. IL would Kill me sure. and
know il, and do nos believe nave q
| friend on earth wro would aek NE "a
te = candidate il he knew the state oi
my health
"Mr. Rlsine added, Il am going tc
write . letter on tie subiect.' Aftei
Mr.. Blame had written HE letter an.
nouncing that he would not be csnd.
iiase tos the republican nomination
ne was waited upon by hn friends aud
urged to reconsider he action. Ii was
represented to Mr.. Blame, who was
then id, that the campaign would he
made 80 easy for him as 10 involve no
| physical or mental exhaustion and thai
the result would BE- his triumphant
election. With an ali OF dependency
the sick man replied that he was salts.
tied that re could MT live through Z
heated political campaign or that If he
had the harrasmenss OF Z presidential
ofiice would surely termipa;e hi
life within six months after ne
took his seat. lie intended, and thil
| statement is significant in view of sub
sequent events, to resign his Office ~
secretary Of state and IN the carly sum
mer 10 retire 10 his Maine home Anc
spend his remaining days In quiet liter
ary work. Long srgumeL. failed tc
shake his determination at that time
and mis- subsequent Action IN allowing
his name To come before the colven
ton was ascribed by his friends. wht
knew him best, as An evidence that In
indomitable will had fallen before thu
insideous inroads Of the fatal diseass
watch was then gnawing At his vitals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Governor clesvrs issues ProoismsIon
20 the People.

Governor Cieeves issues Prcciamstor
10 thr People.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Jan. 27.-The follow
ing proclamation has been ISSUED from
the legislative department on the death
of James G- Blaine.
Executive CHAxrER,
AUGrsrA, Ne. Jan. -.
To the People of Name.
The governor announces with feel
ings of profound sorrow that the Hon.
James G.. Blame died IN the city OF
Washington this forenoon at Tie hour
OF II O'Clock Hls long. faithful and
distinguished services 10 has state aud
10 the country is fully recognized aud
appreciated. Ills noble life Was filled
with usefulness. lie was highly hon.
ored while lising. and als death 10 an
cereiy and deeply mourned by every
household In TIE lana. In recognition
of he most eminent career. and as .
manifestation of the high respect en-
tertnined Tor his memory, the governor
ilrects that the national hsg lsc a. oroe
displayed ~ hali-msst upon The public
buildings Of the stase. aud during the
funersl - rvlces al the departments q
the executive branch cl tbe STATE GOV
ernmeut viii he closed.
KlNRl a. tsFkxf-, eoscrnor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
Orders Public Ofices Closed on the Ds,
Of the Funeral.
WAsHrSorox. Jan. 27.-The presiden
has iasued the following proclamation

WAsnrxerox. Jan. 27.-The president
has issued the following proclamation:
ExEruTIvE MANSION. WASHINGTON
Jan 27.-Itis my painful duty to an
nounce 10 the people OF the United
States the death of James Gillespie
Blaine, when occurred IN this city to-
day at III o'clock.
For = full generation this eminent
citizen has occupied conspicuous and
Influential position IN the nation. HIS
tirst public service was IN the legisls-
ture VI hrs state. Afterwzrd for four
teen years he was member
Of the national house of repre-
sentatives and Was three times chosen
Its speaker. In 1876 he was elected TO
the senate. He resigned ms seat
in that body in 1881 to accept the po-
sitiou of secretary of state IN the cab
met If Pressdent Garfield After the
tragic death OF his chief he resigned
from the cabinet, and cevotng hlm-
self TO literary work, gave TO the pub
lie IN hls Twenty Years ia Congress"
. most valuable and enduring contrl-
button To our political literature. In
March, 1889. ne again became secretary
of state and continued 10 exercise this
Office until June. ls92. Ills desouon
10 the public interests. his marked
ability and his exalted patriotism have
won for him the gratitude aud stfec-
tion OF his countrymen anu tue admir-
auon of the world. In the varied pur-
sults of legislation, diplomacy aud hs-
crature his genius has acded new
iusier to American citizenship.
Az a suitable expression oi the ma
tionai appreciation of his great pubic
services and OF the general sorrow
caused by hl. death. direct that on
the day of nis funeral sli the depart
ments of the executive trsnch OF the
govern nent NJ Washington be closed
and that on sgl runlic buIidlng'
throughout tue United STATES the ma
tonss iiag shall be displayed ~ hall.
mast, and thai tor perl0s Of thirt,
days the department ol state be dfsped
in mourning.
BrS3Aef< HkRaIsnS.
by the President
Joux ~. EosrfH. Secretary OF state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

The Kentucky Editor Adds HIS Tribute
O. Respect and Prsise

=
o. Respect and Praise.
Lorrsn.lf. NY. Jan. z7.~-iienry
watierson will say IN the Coufief-Jour-
nal tomorrow: "Anong tho modera
leaders of American politics, James q.
Blaine stood easiiy trst. In tbs posef
of drawing 20 himself the admiration
Of great masses OF the people. and Il
arouslDg the snthnE'a asni of rs follow
ers. he bad no equai IN either Iroliflcsl
camp. iiss personality uas sirgu'aFir
attractive. lie won al hearts ttag ap-
preached witnln the nssg,c 81 hi- prte.
faces, and fer TRIVIAL incidents b. fariar
upon the Interest q othtrs uzs
prod lglous. our own 1onn a. Hr,rk-
enbflage Wa net nsore esfted iu ihis
particular and peculiar All inan fhis
genius for making trends hui- back
of Il. Mr.. Blaine possessed = nsn1
stored with useful kno~ledgc. = tslnd
mcfhedlcsI and orderly: poerffui and
hriiilsnf- lie ~fe master botn =
council and action: both 81 tbs cala1ci.
wnere tolicies are formed. sud - the
arena. where they are enforced sn1 De.
fenfed. Sesef irInce Rupert led
more gsllsntly ia the bafilsi
bat never fnore ssssits fal-<e<-
inr stfsisgist sst ~ the camp
ire the ngsi teioFs TIE battle lie
was not 80 August ss Clay = 81 un-
gu.rdsa a. Donriss. hat b. MI! rank
wstn ihnse party lesssrs: Tor. ~ polItl-
cal chiefissns AID popnlsf dsbs .tgs.
tie ttio possessed nsoch ia common.
For hini. ss NJ lee there deaf. al
piamcs are waving nov. - - = isurps.
. very paisdlB. upon tlie salelo- snd
spears of hls comrades. 10 fbe rrsst,
frsce 20 the sshss ~ Doble ssisrfssrs
all honor 20 TIE uame - tfs rfrht
Amsricsn. A. last the f'iAnirf 30 4 =
hss join.t The kD,Ehtiy Wrong eHr.D
toe sgss have ssssEa pist on th- Other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

The Ceremony Win Be Held Monday n
the PRESBYTERIAN Church.

A public funeral WAS suggested. but
the wishes of the family prevailed and
the ceremonies will be of private na-
ture. They will be held nj the Presby-
terian church of the Covenant, where
Mr.. Blame was pew holder, on Mon
day morning. DIR. Hamlin. who OH
ciated NJ the funeral Of Mrs. Harrison
aud her father, will conduct the ser-
wees. The remains will be laid TO rest
IN the beautiful Oak Hill cemetery in
Georgetown. which now forms part of
Washington City. by the AIDE of his fav-
orite son, Walker Blame. aud his
daughter. Mrs. Coppinger. Mrs. Blaine
later this afternoon became sufficiently
composed to see the family. Mrs- Hale,
Mrs Hit and the physicians. and TO
discuss the last sad rites. She positively
refused TO allow . post-mortem and
said her husband shall be hurried as ne
lived. naturally and without embalm-
ing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
eLsSsLAse OVERCOME
The President Elect kece.sss the News
OF Mr. b.slne's Death.

Srw lorK. Jan. 7.--fresident- Elect
Cleveland arrived a. l:io ths afternoon
from Lakew cd aud Vas accompanied
by Don ~ Dickinson. Al lilzxt~th-
part word wss received OF the death ef
Mr. Blaine, and . reporter. who ~Rs on
the train Informed Mr.. Cleveland of
tie stsiesmsn's end. The repsrtsr i'm
parted ali the information as had re-
cesved. after which Mr. Cleveland
settled hack into his CHAIR ~ n over.
come b. ihe sad ness-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

amt IRE exc.tenent shroushoet the
esty tes:ame general - the newsspr a..
boln nsSu-ss .. congress AL .kifued Al
the fofaisr sssoe-ates " tns ex-senator
saa a speaker II totn po itssal parties
united ~ eLoqusnt tributes ~ 81 nrm-
ery. The ghysessns have officially
matr gatic the cause OK teata as
brsxnir disease, aggravated ~ tnter-
GUAR disease osthe lungs aud followed
By heart failure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Whs, tbs Members Taoaxhs sf tbs Ex.
Secretary % State.

Secretary Noble james q. Rlssne
died ~itasn three dsys of siIe
ssxiy.thifd annlveFsaFy 81 his hrth.
ard litsir isss thsn thirty
years from tie time hs entered con
sres.. on the frat No.4das of Deem
lsf, las. During ihi- long aud most
es.ntfal prfioj be hsld tns attention
saa commanded the respect Il as
country men - q most extraordinary
degree more. ! tbink. tn@n ether pe4
liz cas- leaders saye Ltneoln ~ Clay
Ike cay his followers wefe lovlng aud
enthusiastic. sna slske they ae;f.ssed
great succrss. hat fsiied 10 reach ne
lsiHsi ii ni. aniilIon ~fhs pr~ssiepey.
''islalns sss hixhis in,I Illectasi snd
refined. He h.a great I,enisl dss1p-
lsna sHd vlsof. viii phjsseai sifength
sna the conFaxe Of I'D consietsnns.
ilis learning asd sspsr bee gave blm
lmsfnss Resources ~ tlreeaent and
Ii.a<iFstien. sad ne man Vas essf nofs
Fssds - SO his onetfsln.ts oF tzkt
sdf-ataee "a his o;sraasttf ~ det'af~.
The isk4ilsy sa1 sarsssIof tis Ast<es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

The nrsshaas. i-asi<ss, clssa cas. Asga-
sns Bissns u OH.

NJ llisness Isss appearances -
patiis esgsssly st toe capitol wss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Nr. uasr.. Ss additional slxns O
nssnsnissg srs possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

by the President.
yonx ". Fo~rsM, Secretary OF state.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
,lSI1M linz 7TIIl0 jWNSHIPa.

Y That public interest in medal con-
tests ID u1abated was attested BY the
crush at Griffin school house, Aug
ust 7. OF the seven contestants Ma
bel Gould was the fortunate recipient
Of heprlzS, The lsss fortunate ones
must comfort themselves with the
thought that though they failed to Sc
cure the medal. the practice has been
Of mich benefit to them and the ptin-
clples SO interestingly advocated have
gained power by their glowing pre-
Sensations. 1T seems a wonder to us
that men can hear such evident truths
wildly portrayed night after night
without forming q resolve to vote for
prohibition. ''' q =" '''
p. Many thanks are due Mr.. and Mrs.
bort for their unstlnted kindness ,in'
drilling the singers. Regrets were
expressed that Mr.. g. Stewards in
disposition preYented his attendance
and assistance. we ate sorry that it
was Miss TayloTs last public appear
anee, as she left for Rarkyille the en-
suing day, Her 1pnHnbered friends
wish her unbounded success.a ,orj8g I
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
judicial Convention.

The populists at their contsntion
IN, oberlin LAST Tuesday PLACED, in
ngmlnagSn foAiudge Of Hbis Istrlct
ADo, r. GEOGRAPHICALLY n h con-
vshti6a wus aRvery harmonious one
and was attended by delegations from
all the counties in the district. The
nominee is IN every way well fitted
for the position to whIch:he has been
nominated, and will be elected.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

LAST fall Popalist speakers said
that the tipapciaGq aestiop was the all
important one; other parties discussed ssesdl
Che tariff, In his message to congress
the President said: "But whiler tariff
reform has lost nothing Of its imme-
idiate and permaH5nt Importance, and
must In the hear future engage the
attention Of congress- it has seemed
to me that the financial condition of
the country should at once and before
all other subjects be considered by
iyoaf honorable body" So 1T seems
thatthe Pbpnlists were right, ,,bc, :,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
PLAiNKLEW9SI1 REKIEK.


'@ Just the kind Of weather to. breed
pSplllsta. 40 say republicans. Look
out for o large crop Of them this fall,
The peoples party meeting last
Friday night at the Mech school
house was d great success. Lecturer
Miller proved, that he was thoroughly
,Sonysrsant with the financial policy Of
the old parties, S,ea to make gold the
standard OF value, and he proved To
the satisfaction Ofall that we should
have the free and unlimited coinage
of silver totide us through the crisis
we have now reached, n7,o,g 5I1 +, \,
II, as the gold bugs say, gold was
made by the Creator for the basis of
all money. fBhy,did1 not theg,C raatot
stamps with. the dies, 0f heaven say
ing thisis,the money Of the universe
and there lssno othenoiq ~ 81 , ZAP a,f
!" Cans Can any ~ one, tell 5,TVhas caused Tia
great fall in. prices rim The last two
weeks the breaking otso many bRnka
'aAd'the throwingi outof employment
Ufcso many thousands Of laborars9 10
il2E2 nHA5' AQoN agOQ nlil, - y Y lrN "
W Thedpaepla, Of the unitad STATES
mast be the greatest setof chumps in
thGworld tolerate fonone moment
a financial system 30 unstable as ours.
The festive ''skule marin" isabroad
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

THE papers in the dlfferentgcoun-
ties publishing the tax Lists show a
variety Of fashions, almost every pa
perhaying a STYLE. tnot ,its own. The
Phillips county way Of publishing
every owners name is probably the
worst Of the lot, as there is no use Of
publishing a mans mlsfortunes to the
~ iyl,VI ,lslW ~. Csii ~ "ffouui,f %,
world sn ggr1ic 31glJJi egJnh't
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

LAS THE poet Wordsworth 'swoould
say, Great is thenglory whenothei
sttifei Is hArdP This IS The case Of
B the. American colobiata az Topoloz
bampo, on the coast Of the Gulf Of,
CALIFORNIA; ia Mexico 5who arsat last.
on their feet, after a. struggle Of six
years withrpoverty! These colOnists'
number $50 land they noWn 100000
acres 81 land, 10000 of WhiCh arsAoW'
unaerIiTrigRtions ana proauCing good
crops Orange trees" Strawberries,
grapes, beans, POTATOES and wheat
are doing finely. Strawberries bear
every month in the year. The COL
tonS has 4, Soncesslon of 100000
acrss2 ofllaRa} on condition sthatp|it.
build railroad to Preside del Norte,
on the Rio Grande, and the railroad
project, Is already On hand, Thecol-
ony has suffered much, but now sees
thefruitof it's labors. ~ Coborado Sun
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

dTHE Kansas City Times is trying to
show thptlthe people of Missouri Ore
in favor ofs gold basis, and yet at a
PICNIC attended by 5000 of the peo-
plsof jackson oounty, in which Kan
sas City is situated, resolutions were
unanimously adopted = faYoring the
Gree and Unlimited coinage Of silver.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

5eTAE 6oiiTt martha Of j. W, Hughes
!, whoAga. eaOnel,a she KapsHs .state
Militia refused to obey the orders of
'GEFpsri0rohice progressing
at. Topeka. The court is made up OF
two popuIistg;tSo republicans, and a
denoerat. iIIflaG
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

The State Board of Agriculture ia
authority for the statement that there
is vast farm Of Uncle Sans land
yet vacant in this state, some 1,000,-
900 acres or 100 acre farm for over
$500 men.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

TEE HERAID's attention is called to
the fact that the Kirwin school board,
made up Of "stand up for Kansas''
republicans, discarded the application
Ofthree Kansas men for the position
OF principal Of the schools Of Il that
town and went down 70 Missouri for
a man. ID a''a .. '...'l 93'il'. 'naqaai
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

LAST fall the railroad employees Of
this city were organized and voted al
most solidly for the republican candi-
date for governor and the legislature,
IaPoA @ fheasH @Ranced toSh4m by
rtih rSpuBlicanUibaaSs thanifths peO-
ple's party controlled the legislature
freight rates would s. cut and cor.
-respfondi6gfedtictfo would be made
in wages T4PRk week the Dispatch
published an ' article attempting to
show that but for the .populists rail-
road'rates would no%'belo%er. The
HERALD wonders how the local rail-
roRdats enjoyed. fsadings.. the afticle'
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

a. POOR idiotunder date Of, JulS16,
telegraphs from Topeka to the New
York Times, a mess Of dwelling nm
truths, we'll calculated to bring .tbs
good people Of this state into llreppta
with those Of other states. The HER
AID does not claim to know the maize
up 7of the Peoples Party ia other
counties, but would call the attention.
Of those republican editors, who for
the sake Of winning d, vote or two
would see the state blotted of the
face Of the globe, to theCharacter of
the Peoples Party inathis section. !;
For the past month the good people
Of several townships IT, this county
every one Of which is, controlled by
ipopulist votes, have been Engaged IN
getting MP Demofest medel .eqptests,
lin which the childEen4 taksapatt.~-I
These contests ere particlpatedin$ by
people Of all.partiess pepuLSt. domo-
cratic and republican iparents,join,tor
gsthef ii eleyatlng the eharacteFd OF
their sous and daughters, aEd among
'the,most, hGtiVs workers, aresthose sof
popdhstica fAth Denaoresto Contests
and anarchy, Repatriation and lawless-
ness do not 60 together
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
!. RE \: i I'll :fO STOOL tTMN!
BYa THE RFHlIILIPsBRlpliRlGl.. MINISTER'S
l IlllcHQ RcH, pIREcfoRN.L. Z


Il Observation-Disclosures sGbbGtA fsssSceS
--ShhddY School; 10 q. m I preaching, IL Ann.
Andspini pFay9r Mos al 81 1ReaR6saay ats r
mfrpup 'sspniJos pdi .rHR ispSSFP As'tssEps'3l
CHRISTIAN cHcReHf+a sabbath services
Sunday school Of AZ a. AS ,prsaehing each alter
Hhte sSHndey At iiIS, n; spd, Pm EndeeE0E So;
p, M '"' d" '''q"'7 q! d. SELLERss RRetgPte
BAPTIST GHtRCH1SaBShth servis61SaSaay
school ct 10 a. m; preaching at II a. M .apd 8 D.,
m; prayer meeting, Wednesday p, M! cove!
nAnt meeting, Saturday before first S9FdAYt9yp.
%. ]. T. CRAWFoHp, Pastor.
FS JHuA nutN2llunu SaIiT
nv B, HCHURCH--Sa serylces.-SundaE
SlAopl at 1Qs,m7 preaching at II a. ID, and 8, D,
MT class injecting at IL m; probati6nef lclAssII
fourth sabbath. n p. n .teaehers medtng, 1nhhass
day. ,aO,p M l, prayer meeting Thursday, 8 ..
%; Epworth Leagus, Friday, 8 p. M Junior
'LSasatS Saturday 3lpiah plSalbiRl bosfa, Afsf
'TussdSy sprBI, 4 jibJnrG. sTBoNS Rssiptali
Al.4.lsI -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

The Topeka CqpitaL Kansas City
Journal Atchispn Ghap!ai0nss aid
Leavenworth Times, all republican,
are lighting over the financial ques-
ton, the Capital for gold, the others
against.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

KANSAS peopIepaiag fveSipstfance
premiums to foreign companies to the
amount, Of s2,O42, 12G. and received
S1,O60,313 back in losses paid. w.,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
In THE he republican papers are really

In THE republican papers are really
deslrous of standing UP for KAN,
sas" why do they publish such rot as
that sent to the NewaYork TIMES,
from Topeka, beaded danger Ahead
for Kansas, Al! A, the article. had the
slighste1sF trash l,i ia it why did not some
one father it, cnpgq rtg
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

9.YHg6 EIcNAL1Ip jpapsr,j'tha Lebda.
n ic Gritero4 sdsslthay fhe PopulisV'
railroad assessors did right In raising
railroad assessments.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

is DlQa Cd LEW tAd'1'
under Helps and Guards to the New
$AsifS'SF Ma4H wiIl8fndit99 Of geftiRas
profit to preserve these and re-read
them from time to time.
He who receives, but does not give,
is like the Dead sea. All the fresh
1aaads ,af aIoEdRps seapaot4 sSwsatons,its
dead, salt depths. So all the streams
5ot Gods bounty Cannot aweStShs q
.hesrbthat hssno outlet is ever ! re- &
,ceiviHg,, yetaaSer full, and overflow
ltEa fssayss SAs.
opSjt sAll good
foaaa aki6iSa WiEs exact reE
'ergnees to what fhBys mist support.
This idis 9 npooss simply iEl The weight
of thestructUre, b, bat the ., utmost strain
ofexFra' prsssutethat eyerrnay come.
,tWhat,a foundation chat isapon which
salvation MAJ, Q, r,egts9 asIn;tedatea tba
world. It is'ss deep as the counsels
Of God, precious as heavens choicest
eAdtSing satg eternity. A
wondrous reach of divine stS wisdom con-
sssg is Iis "a kno@1sdsessa 81 all this in
IL fegdk 66fist. ii our hope
\ A. IIll.l. aSt. fail Is in the
st sf Ri d naant. Beyond that
'sS IeihRttiiS "a 6jqH saSi6f lssi3l will bes
i slSf 81 nus is the
fa6ioiis 81 o Sar founda-
7, :t is,, AN6osoe4eF boi fis in Him
sbsll Noble % nut To sAana,o ' ,%.sE @
sog.9yM AopeIis rSyilSop nothing less 70
sR e SSs SSGS H s%sst s@sSS9sa S,
Ss9 6&1 ISAR 81 52fG 43 R97 39an
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'., 5o ot'@IH,npo :, o a.. "@a, Dss@ai
s~ Helps AND GUARDS 10 Y5 TE NEW 10
lag1,9 Strengthen THU, lie by devot-
ing the frat Of the waking: houv # tapI
private devotion, D't;iia / iii
@ 3.'. s,si'' against evl1,ny framing
yv oufeel 1 70 tnihK constantly OF tnlngs
,l thet are pure, Bring INTO captivity
every tIh1onght TO re tt1eid 31b6edien9SiT
iChplriist. NV saa am ~ .r1-,
,n8na AJAX; the guidance Of. the Holy
Spirit fOhotAisroasE life Expect !, eel in n
ianswer'' Observation-Disclosures apiFitaaE
impression9r testathsseeim impressions
always blythe fetealed' word of God,
then fmplitiFiy oBsSa 2nl NO
= Guard YOURSELF against despppy
ds1ey BECAUSE tempted 10. wrong do
ing That Very ,temnptatipp may be a
nroof oIfyopF, lqYaltsyy ! 5n # arm Il
tu6aroKeepi constantly in, ,touch with
lGAfistfhsts he mag. help YOU wRen'
IL fpo,t0 s,,,or 49,,
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G. Guard ArhiuEbs ! kardnasa-. c5sf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

, .THE Topeka police rsidsd o way-up
club room the other day, w6ereat the
'CpptSlI dsAxeatSsEy ws0thSs and seeys
that vhSfnSn Composing thsScldT DE
,ofsuChrhighc Observation-Disclosures.
possible for them to sin. A hard
hearted poliS e iadssS looked at tho
matter,difFersntiy however aid taxed
one Of the men arrested at 500 co.
TLo oo0n wo10rnoolod ,ll19l