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FUTURE DAYS.

NATH'L WILSON, Attorney for Party Secuted
ie1I dads Nos. 8t2 and 824 ST. NV
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
above, will sell lots ISL, 1872 1S5, 1876, 1S9,
improved by frame houses. Nos. 1921, 1723, 1923,
1871, 1877 Gales street northeast.
Terms: Liberal and stated the time Of sale.
RADCLIFFE, pAIlR & CO.,
je1S-dSds Auctioneers
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DUNCANSoN BROS, AUCTIONEERS,
9th and sts NV.

JOHN KIDOUT, Trustee,
|e27- d&ds 344 D st. NV
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OTHE ABOVE
NESDAY, JULY !
PLACE.
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WALTER P. FOWLER, Trustee,
DANIEL @. FAHEY, Trustee,
e-d&ds No. 1899 ST. NV.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUcTIoNEERs.

CHARLES C. DUNCANSON,
CHARLES Ii. Tickling,
leZO-NdQS TrrS
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RADCLIFFE SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Successors 10 Radcliffe, Darr & Coz

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WILL W. DOuGlAS. Trustee,
$780,, - $50 st. NV.
| je29-d&ds 344 n 81 NV
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30
slas ncm ilbrissn 0rubbrr,ostbum,

repenma6 er 7, 26. SUM.
Seute lpllroe unter Sablreider Yetbei-
lisuna Die iterblite Siille zines Der
a~lteIten Siiracr ~unierer Staot su @rabe
9~etrdgcn. Der perltorbene Serr Mta-
tbias Sru6 bate bas bobe alter bon
st Sabren erreibt.
8repenmab r, %. SUM.
Sel Dem auten g8etter 9ebt Die Srau-
benbliitbe raid bon ltatten. ga MIR
lplrlih Srauben oorbanoeu limo, maht
ii1 Der aromatii1e Scrub lpsnig be-
mertbar. Seine Spur bon Peronps=
pDra ODER Ionltige Sbaoiguugen lit biz
ieBt in ben @~einbcr9en bemerit wor=
ben.
Sn Srintiu9en iiel Dor einiNen
Su9en Der Mferer Nif. Refers Wpuiel
bon elmer 6ubre @eu Derab unb spor
nit benz &opIe 0ui einen Stein. 10 bah
or langere 3elt pbnc Selinnuns blieb.
@albbilli9, 10. Stunt. 9lm
Sienltag lano aGbier. unter Sablrei1er
Setbeillaung Der einDobner uno BON
% 8eiltliden. Die ieierlide Snltallas
tion oes bpbw. Serrn Sbmitt ltatt.
Nah benz ieierliAsn Sohamt perebrte
Die Suaeno Dem neucn Serrn Piarrer
gum Sel1en ibrer SpblAdbunS cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30
Saar, @nIcl, Giiel uuo Sunsrid.

SuPeffi9en (&r. &itburg) 9es
rietb Der Illus 0e5 S6OrnIieines uuT
Dem Sauie Der Nlpe. 2ebnen am %.
Sum- in Srano. Die 6eueriunten tbeil.
ten liD Dem StrOboabe nit, uno balo
brannte oieies li1tertob. Sn 6Oi9e
oes ltarten g8ilDes tbeilte lih Das
6euer ben umlie9euoeu Stro9odderu
nit, un0 innerbdlb peniger Gtunoeu
ldgen A @obnbduicr nit ben ousu ge-
b0rigen SetDnOmiegeb1uoen in Sbutt
unD Nibe.
Sn Steinburo (Ercis Mersig)
fiel Der Slucilabriae SObn oes Shrei=
lermeiiters 8robmalm III ben g8eiber
ulb ertrauf. - .9ei Der Qeuernte in
tSteinbera bat li6 ein bebaHerii1er lln-
fall erei9uet. Sin dlterer damn ge=
rictb am Montag inter einen nit Seu
belaOenen 9Sd9en. oeIIen BIDDER ibun
iiber Srult uno 2eib gingen. 9erielbe
trug fbmere, innere Serlebungen oa=
bon nlD itarb i6On an ful9enOcu
Sage.
Srier. @or Dem S6purseri6te
lfano am 2. Sui Der 20idbr. Sobann
Sau, Waurer aus Saltenaue. @m 3.
Ipril tam Der Nfsrer 98ilbelm Mertes=
Oprf bonn Srierer Martte mad Gir,e-
MID. mo er bel ieinem Sdmaaer iiber-
nahtete. Mor9ens um balb 5 ubr bee
CAB er lid auf ben 98eg mad Ieinem
Seimatbsort 8ilsem. st mar un9e.
fdbr am Shwar3treu8 %0ngetommen,
ais ploblib BON binten auf ibn Swei
S6iiHe ab9efeuert muroen. Gr orebte
lh INN uno nun %felerte Der Nngetlaste
nod 4 i6Grfe Sdiife auf i'm ab.
Gon einem berlelben muroe Wertesoorf
leiht an Der Sbulter permunoet. Gr
lieB Dor S6refen Elm Pafet, welbes er
IN Der 9ano trna, falen uno i96te bas
g8eite. - Nm 20. Sanuar b. s. bat
Der Nngetlagte ben gferer Wihel
Sraft auf Der Srier. Yitbureer
StraBe ebenfalls ourh Sdiilie ebenio
iiberfallen. Gr erbalt cine Gelammt-
3uAtbaustraie BON Is Sabren.
@on Der Saar, 2. Suli. Die
lebten Sage iinb brei ihwere 8epitter
iibsr unier &suttbal nieoeraeeangen,
sruei oapon nit i9uerem Sageliblae.
gSie man bis ieBt beObahtct. bat Oas
llnluetter namentlib an Sorn sienli1en
S9aoen an9sri6tet.
Srier. Der 4iilenbpF berurtbeilte
ben am Is. Wfdrs 1916 aeborenen
Sobann @eisgcrber aus Staotbreoi-
mus i'm 8roBb. Surembur9 gu q Sab
ren @eiGnsnis. Ser an9tlaate, ein
iuegen 5runfenbeit, Settelei unO aro.
ben llnfugs fiinimal bOrbeltralter
Mtenih. bat in Der Natt gum s. 6ebr.
b. g. Su gvies einen, Dem S6mieo uno
Wirtb. Nit. 99einanop ~geb0ri9eu
Stall in Brand 9eieBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30
Sarem bmr8ii6es aus YeIsien.

Sn Mtbus erre9t bas Seribwin.
Den elmer gewiien 6rau Willer, 9eb.
SorcnS ans 6Oll1ette (@roBberaogtbum
2urcmburg), 9rpBes Nuilebsn. 8s-
nanIte ,Srau perlieB am z. Npril nit
bier 8inoern ibre 8obnung mno 1T
trpb Der eiirigiten 9teco9noseirungen
nod nibt mieoergefunOen wOrben.
Nusfbreitungen
iuelhe iih in Irlon cantonirte 8re-
naoiere in elmer luremburgilhen Srt=
ihaft gu Sbuloen tommen lieBen, bat
Die Wilitdrbeb0roe idmmtlihen in Mr-
Ion uno Der llmgegeno lagernoen Sol-
baten oas getreten oes 8robbersos.
tbums unteriaSt.
Irfon, 20. SUM-. NdbIten
Montag iDllte Die SiBung oes Miliien.
bufss beginner, muBte jeood ausseiest
ueroen, neil Der amtii1 persei1nete
Yertbeioiger Die Spiiiers su ipdt er-
balten bate, nm li6 porSubereiten.
Cur aburtbeilung ioll Der SoppelS
m6roer 3ouhean tommen, Der in tur-
sen 3wil benrIumen am bellen Sdae
uno innitten elmer b~etpobnten Srt=
ibaft einmal Die alte 0%ausbdlterin bes
Yiarrers BON Sabap=la-Siele. oas
anoere Wal cine ebeniaus bejabrte.
allein iuDbuenoe Srau in 2an9lir ers
mOrbete. SIN beioen 6diien maj &aub
Der Sewegsruno gum Serbrehen, bd
&ouNeau lib duf oiele g6eile ein Sea-
pitGl perIhafen wollte, obne welhes
ibn feline Sraut. Elm jun9es Mdo1eu
aus Nrlon. nibt beiratben wpllte. Sd
er llh in ,elnen Grluartungen 0et0ulbt
lab nno bel ieinen Spiern nibt bic
9eboften SddBe fauo, murbe sr aba
semieien uno 500 ii9 nod Nnierremme
suriit. Obns cine merfmiiroige Sii-
9un9 tuare Der Sbdtsr mObl unentoeft
9eblieben. eincs Na6ts ersdblte er
I'M Sraum ben aansen Ser9ang bel
Dem WOrb bon Sabap; iein Shtaf.
tamerao ;ei9te i'm bel Der Genoarmerie
an uno 10 wuroe man leiner babbaIt.
@~lt.Sabi6t. Sisr bra1 6euer
IN Der WObnnmg oes .. Moels Wihel
aus. Sn elmer Stunoe mar oieielbe
10 nle apei anoere 9duier gang nieoer-
%gebrannt.
Sterpenih. Die Seuernte bel
benz 9lten Wetter aebt RAID borar
uno 9ibt aud 8utss Uuttsr in Wen9s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30

Getraut wurben: Su Der ct.
MpbonlHS.a STRIDE an II. Suli, Ssrr Bbil.
Sittcrer uilo Carolina QSd9uer.
= Mus Der ct. NRidaels= GemeiuSe itarb
Nifoluis ga Groir, am II. oSlli, i'm Nlter
pon G3 Sobrelt. Sral Wta9oalena Wtrlel,
493 Seo9ipid. Ctr, am 10. Suli, i'm alter
BON 50 Sabrei.
Wir ntnebmen Der port
Waibin9ton 3eitung":
- Snmstog Nahmittog crtranf bei,n gas
ben Nl6olds, Der eli Sabre alte, uno Su9lei6
liili9lte Sobn beS 6ru. ,Sobit 6oiler. Or.
Douglas fGnb ben @orper. Dienstao @ors
mittag wirbe Die geide auf benz CT. Morieus
Sriebboie beerbigt. Den 8rauer : GotteSs
bienlt belt 0tep. y. &. Scues Don Gobler,
Der Sbeim Der Serunsliifteu.
- Souutag bend. auguit pirb Der @runb
lteiu CUR neueu ct. Moriens sir6e in 1au=
bonn GATE, ISIS, gele9t peroeu. Bel
oerlelben @elegenbeit miro and oas por etiDd
pier @odeH IN Gusriii SeHo mmeue, bis oa.
bin leoo6 poQltGllbtg Iertig geltelte Etaars
l9ulbdls eiugepeibi weroen.
Ser Sc Mars SerOlo" i6reibt:
- 0eiuri6 MaMberibeio Don Sbeloon
bat ciilcl eige1tbiimlIbeu EroieB gegen leine
Sralt dI9elretat. Ills CT Dor eiliger !3eit
tronf lag unb Tiirhtete 81 iierben, licR er letu
Gi9ettbum IN Sbeloou %ieiler Srau iibertru.
gen. Na6ocm CT ieoo6 mieoer bergeiteat
mar, wiinl6te er oieleS Gi9eutbum ipteoer
3uriif gu babeu, uuo ba lid leiiie Srau weis
9erte, es sllrilf Slerltatten, rei6te er eiIs
Jlage ein.
- 6enrp GaS. Der britt6lteite Sobu Don
81. 6uB Sr., itarb Ill Remleu an leeteu
Somsta9 mad LANCER arantbeit. 2ie lterbs
lihen ueberrelte wuroen AM Moutag snr
legtelI 9tuJe 6eltnttet. Inter ben Seiotrdgens
ben beianDen ilb Die @titgiieoer Der Nomilie
IS .. Moiimonn, sSobn unb Rid. Soiiman,
Ur. ulo Wirs. Geblen, M. y. 5ris, Sas.
Siernep, u. S6aller, y. S6mitt, 6rauf
8oob, =. GaiIer nnb plele onbere Don Sez
Qars. Sine Menge Sreitlbe pou 5temleit
9abet benz Gerltorbeem oas leete geleite.
= am GienStog Morgen wurbeu i'll Der
ct. SolepbS STRIDE pon &ep. Satber Wteis
9etrdut, saul, Sobn oeS 9teutners Qeter
Brauh, pom qe MARS uub Ratbariua Stoflel
Don Temieu. RAD Der SrauuHg ianS oas
6ot;eit5mal IN ban elterlibeu 6aule oes
Brduti9ams in &c OtarS Itdtt, ,I ipel6en
rur bic n0blten 8cuDuubteu beS juhgeu
FaGreS ein9elaoen mareI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30

6eirdtben. - &nm /. SlIni: Sobanr
Sbcilen, Wtd9u;inuerDoIter, Gomnelotlgen,
NIT War9uretba G0r0oer, Sid ,lobdrt
Apengel, Wtolier, Olanlen, NIT HRor9dretbG
6onrorop, 9tcuoorf. g.. Snbonn Neilano.
S6meliurbettcr, SD q. b. Nli., nit Gothds
riuo Otonier, Neuoorf. g.: Srbuitl gcter
Ssuu9blut, slterer, 0oumeloii9cu, nit Aid=
rio Sbctieir, Gommeloingcit. II. Charles
Norbcrt AI0nlte SUITES ye SoliaS, Cocror
Der Rc6te uuh Staotratb, gurembur9, nit
Warie Sulictte UteB, Tommeloiu9ct. %. !:
Sobanu Souiioint, Mebger, |ommeloin9eu
nit Wtaria 9So!lI, OommeIoiH9en. 26.:
Sobomn 6nor6. @ieriiibrer, Glauieu, nit
Wagcalela &elner. Nenoorf.
SterbeiGtle = Som 6. SUM-; Maz
ria 0eid, ~ Sabre, Nittlpe 9'0er, Neuoorf;
Sral,3 Gou0ro, 2 Sabre, Q. u. Nit. 9talit-
ger, Sremler, Neuoorf. IL. Soot9eborene
Snhter pom RaSpdr Shmit, Niaurer, @9eis
merSfirh. 26. Sob. 9Seter Sdmit, 90 e.,
Sa9lObner, 9teuoorf. "a. lSeter 6oiimuur,
81 Sabre, @igentbinter, ySeimcrstirb. 26.:
Marin Nnno 1euier, 6 Gage, Sodter BON
Mti6el 9teuler, @Grtuer, Miilenbah. 30. :
Geter Sei0, "A Sabre, 3lmmermann, NeIs
oori.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30
Woourh unteriheioet Iih Der giir=

ScpuuttV uHttI ItUttUtt Ittv otl Sut-
ger un6 @eIbdftsmann. Der ben Gaub
&om's biai9t unb antbeibt. bon Dem
Gpmmunarben, Der piten uno laut bets
tiinoiat: Yelib 1T 9iebltabl9
Warum lollen Sreubru6, @erratb,
Morn uno Maub ben politifern in
Stalien erlaubt iein unb niht aud
in allen anoeren Gdnbern Der g8elt?
llnb aa bieiem ibreienben llnreht
~ae9eniiber idmei9t Die @elt? . ia,
ipenn's geAen Soft uno Yaplt uno
STRIDE 9ebt, bann 1T Naes erlaubt.
Nibt nabr, ibr Serren Ybariider,
6ei9linQe unb Shmei9er: Der 3iuet
beili9t bier mieoer einmul bic Mittel,
llno Die Wittel, uno bic aIeri9muBigs
fen uno perruhteIten basu!
9a mollen mir neuisitens ni1i
16peiaen, mir uno ole mGIere @elin=
nnn9s=@ enoNen. Nuf gum Protelt!
9as Itolse freie ameritunii6e 8oli
bnlOi9t Dem WOnroe-Y rincip: Seine
fremoe Waht BARI oauerno 6uB aul
Dem Wooen oieles frelen Gontinentes
fallen! SieIes pronunciamentO bat lid
bisber als munberbar mdhtig ertulelen.
2ernen mir Satbpliten bonn freien
Tpite oieIer Ser. Staaten: Gein un=
glaubiger ourf oauernb uno 9elualtiam
SUP faIien aui Dem beili8en Yooen oes
Patrimoniums Yetri!
(gufalo TOltsfreuno.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30

gl0tter nidt cllein ielblt sl leien, ION.
bern AUDI Nnoere gum @bpnitiren qua
00i9li6 81 MAIDEN. Gatbolnbe Sldt=
ter leien unb 5hm 2eien 8eben, lei cin
ebenio peroicnlii6es Bert, als irgeno
Elm anoeres gSerf Der Gierehtiatcit ooer
Sarmbersiateit unb beut5utage
cine Der srOetcm PFibtcn uno Der
bien It d en- Werte zines
6 atbDltfen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-30

@eburteu. = Som 5. SUM: RicolaS,
.. .. Sobam @alSoorf, 9iieubabubsamter,
Gommeloin9en. s. SOiepb NitolaS, q. ..
Nif. Neinen, S6ulter, 2Seimerstwb. o.:
gouile, !. .. Setter Sourarop, Sanoarbeiter,
Nenpori. 49,: Anuo. &. D. Sobann Ses
mutb. Sa9I0bner, gSeimerst,r6. 15. gtitos
las 0ielelmomI, &aglobner, 9SeimerStir1 {;
0tGrgaretba, !. .. ,Sobam Srir, &a9i0bner
Nenoori. 49,: SulauIa, Z. .. WatbiaS
S1enten, Glafoniercr, airbber9; Sdroliae,
:. .. NifolaS 8remer, Udrtuer, Sir6ber9;
alma Ntaria, 8O6ter y. YRldel Sunio, @drt-
her, Eapierber9. H.. 6Gcislo, 3. Don Sob.
Sbil, Sa9lobuer, WeimerSbOf; Sob0mM,
.. ., Sobam Yetei9. &a9l0buer 9teuoorI.
10. 9eimib, Q. D. Seimrib eeif, Sa9lob.
uer, sSeimcrstirb NifolaS, Q. .. Sobonil
Taum. 0an0elSmanu, ySeimerStird. 20.
Wtotbi0S, .. D. Better Vti6els. SGder, Sid
Wloria anna, !. .. Wtidel 9teuler. @Grtncr,
Otiilenbab. %. 6ranI y. D. 9titolas
Sbimberg S6mel,0rbeitsr. s3eimerstirh.
%, Yeter, Q. D. Sobanp S9mit S6mel;
arbeiter, gseimerSfir6. 30. Nnua. {. .,
WIbslm 2biu, GaSlObusl, Nsuoorj.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-08-22
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION!
Too High Pressure.

In these days Of keen competition in every
line, when the business man is compelled to
bend his intellect and every energy to the
success of his business; the clerk, book
keeper, professional man and laborer to
drive themselves at terrific rate, there can
be but one result-an explosion, which, if
not resulting in immediate death, leaves
them with shattered brains. and bodies.
They are running at too high pressure.
The strain is too great Something must
and does give way. This is equally true of
women. Though their sphere is more
limited, they have their daily burdens, frets,
and worries, and the results are the same aS
with their stronger companions.
This condition is growing worse every
day. The rapidity of its increase is awful
to contemplate. Our homes, hospitals, and
insane asylums are full of these unfortunates,
and are being crowded still further. There
is but one solution Of the matter. Recog.
nize the importance Of the situation at once
and take the necessary measures to over
come it, you have failing memory, hot
flashes, dizziness, nervous or sick headache,
bilousness irritability, melancholy, sleep.
lessness, fainting, nervous dyspepsia, cpl.
Iepsy, etc, know that any one Of them is but
a symptom Of the calamity that may beiall
you, and even though you have used so.
called remedies and treated with reputable
physicians with little or no benefit, give DR.
Miles Restorative Nervine trial. 1t Is
the only remedy that may be depended
upon for nervous disorders.
1.-TWO years ago used Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervine with marked benefit, and later induced
my son, who had been sick with catarrh of The
bladder five years in the hands Of our best ply
scians, 10 try 1t together with DR.. Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills. He was so wonderfully benefited
that he Is attending to business sgain Ny wife
also used Nervine with most excellent results
All Of US together have not used more than si1
bottles Of Neryine. Several Of our friends have
also used Il, and are greatly improved. "-Iouh
Gibbs, Bucher & Gibbs Pillow Co Canton. Ohio.
DR. Miles Restorative NerviDe is sold by al
druggists on positive guarantee or sent by III
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind, on receipt o
price, 81 per bottle six bottles, S. expreA 7repaid
II il positively free from oplates or dangerous
drugs Free book at druggists, or BY mail,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-08-22
Free Pills,

Send your address to II. L. Buckle
& Co., Chicago, and get q free sample
box of r. Kings New Life Pills. An
Trial will convince you of their merits
These pills are easy of action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of
constipation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly inyigorate
the sytem. Regular size 25c. per box
Sold by s, S Fisher & Co., druggists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-08-22
Personals.

d. ?. Bailey is in ST. LOUIS for
weeks visit.
b. %, Hoffman had a visit from
brother and wife yesterday.
G. II. Hull and Horace Moulton
were over from Kirwln Tuesday.
Elmer Dye was over Sunday from
Logan, and IS Dragging big about his
corn crop.
Mrs. Noble and daughter of Kr-
win, are visiting at the home Of Chas
DonCRrlos
L. L. Il. Stewart an attorney Of
Lincoln, was in town yesterday on
legal business.
l. II. Rogers had severe siege Of
sickness last week, but is now able to
be about again.
j, A. Conn was over at Arcadia
yesterday this week, and says that
the corn crop is b. u.
j. M, Tinney came over from Kir.
win Friday last, and sort Of fathered
the Trundle Bed nine from that place.
Mrs. Collins and family have gone
to Topeka to live in the future. Mr..
Collins has been there for some two
months and has steady employment.
l, H. Drumond, who has been at the
Dispatch Office for some time has re.
signed his position and gone to Okla.
homa. He is succeeded by Frank
Means Of Norton.
MIR. and Mrs, j. G. Gebhart and
Mr. and Mrs. r, Rogers left Tuesday
morning for Boston, and will be away
some three weeks. They will visit
Boston and other eastern cities.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-08-22

The next regular meeting Of the
Presbyterian aid society will be held
at the home Of Mrs O. A, Lewis, Sep.
9th. Please remember this date.
nj. L. HEATH, President.
-Karps Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear your complexion,
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. 25c, Soc, aud
$1O0. Sold by s. S, Fisher & 90. 2
The first load Of new corn on this
market was brought in by II. A, Sci.
by of Speed. Experts say that no
better corn was ever harvested. It
brought twenty-five cents per bushel.
Watermelon Williams of Marvin
is limping in both feet today, as in
coming up this morning, he tapped
up his team and both horses started
up together, swapping the double
tree and jerking Williams over the
dashboard,
Last Friday evening Jacob Nipps
and j, L. Herring while riding in
carts near the fair ground collided,
MIR. Nipps' cart was broken bowman
Mr.. Herring was thrown out and So.
verely injured about the hips. Dark
ness prevented the drivers from SOC.
ing each other
Floyd Dickey and Jacob Close
are both going around with dishgur-
ed faces, The first has a good share
Of his good looks taken away by a cut
over his eye, caused by a base ball,
while the latter got belted by a stick
Of wood that he was splitting,
The soldiers reunion next week
promises to be attended by large
crowd. About sixty tents have been
secured and will be ready for occu-
pants Messrs. Felt, Lockwood and
Tilton will surely be here, We can
not give the exact program as some
details have not yet been decided
upon. Come In and join the crowd,
The broom corn harvest has com
menced. j. M. Handy and Scott
Handy have each large force Of
men at work cutting corn. The gang
is made up of men from several local
ties, Republic county furnishing two
and Smith county several. The bes
corn is said to be in the nelghborhood
Of Prairie View.
The Denver bicyclists, or at leas
two of them, drove into town Sunday
night at about 10 o'clock. Carl SmitI
visited friends in Colorado SPRING
and returned home by rail. Franl
Stinson and Clyde Bickford filed ou
their contract and wheeled the entirO
trip. The boys report very pleas
ant time and seem to be we'll repaid
for their labors.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-08-22


-Hadley Fairfield Of Houlton,
Maine, died on the east bound tram,
near Goodland, Sunday morning. He
was suffering from consumption,
caused by wound in his lung during
the war, aud had been In Colorado
seeking health, and started home
ward. His remains we're brought
here, and cared for by o. Il. Johnston,
and sent home Monday morning, &C.
companied by his wife. He was about
fifty'fve years Of age.
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Following Is a partial list Of
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school districs, CLEANED partly from
the records and partly from heresay.
Less than half Of the clerks have re.
ported to the superintendent. Those
who have not done so should report
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from beginning of school;
District l, Thos Close; 2, Geo M
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Hughes, Matte Davis, Phebe Bissell,
Ella Taylor, Cora Baum, Kate Tad
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ley; 6, Ella Ferren; s, Kate Hansen;
8, Frank Robinson; 10, L W Scott,
Winifred Move; II, q e Lowe, Mrs
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l6, Nellie Rhoads; 10, W j Keyser,
Irving Winchell, Fannie Brown; 10,
Geo 1T q Kern; Il, j W TherrilI,
Ellen Nash; %, Emmie Robinson; rs,
Ellen Farrell; rs, Kate Miller; n,
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30, Lezear Mccormick; 81, Mary
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ii l. UaswelI; 81, Mamie Edwards;
40, Mary Buell.; Al, Dora johnson; Al,
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Edith Finch; AZ, % Il Mather; 81,
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81, Ella Moncrief; So, Mary Hawley
"a, ID b Morgan; 81, Lolita Hood; s.,
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ELSIE Carpenter; ", Ollie Hinton; u,
y L Gaumer; 70, U A Mitchell; 81, j
E White; 50, Laura Grubb; 80, John
Van WYE; "a, Sadie Cotfey; 100, JR
Breakey; lOI, Eunice KIllebrew; 103,
4ertrude Beverly; l04, W l. Porter;
los, Alice Fisk; lU6, Oscar Miller; 107,
f y hickey; Ito, q 1 Smith; Ill,
Blanche Barnes; liz, Luda Mccall;
ia, Hattie Binns; 116, A j Farley;
lis, Ole Church; 119, Ollie Weed;
l26. W NJ Breakey; 127, @ A Smith;
1875, Maud E Smith; 129, W.B Gaum-
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